
Catherine of Siena – a very odd medieval saint
Catherine of Siena was an odd saint who had ecstatic visions where she licked the blood of Christ and kissed his wounds as Tony McMahon discovers
Catherine of Siena was an odd saint who had ecstatic visions where she licked the blood of Christ and kissed his wounds as Tony McMahon discovers
A decade ago, a huge plague pit was discovered in Charterhouse Square in central London where Black Death victims were buried.
Thirteen skeletons have been unearthed in the Farringdon area of London – believed to be victims of the fourteenth century Black Death.
Tony McMahon looks at how to survive a medieval pandemic by examining the comments and actions of people who went through the Black Death
Medieval medicine appears very strange to people today. Disease was associated with sin and wrongdoing as Tony McMahon discovers
The Coronavirus has hit London hard but for centuries plague has stalked this city and the victims are buried right under your feet as Tony McMahon discovers
Season of the Witch is what you expect with a Nicholas Cage movie – it’s fun and a romp but don’t expect something terribly serious
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