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cudgeling") was a severe form of military discipline in which a soldier was cudgeled to death.

(Greek ξυλοκοπία, xylokopia) or fustuarium supplicium ("the punishment of cudgeling") was a severe form of military discipline in which a soldier was cudgeled.

In trying to explain the title poem, he wrote, "all our brain-cudgeling could not compel us to understand it line by line or the sum total".

done by the Roman soldier, he, himself, was sentenced to die by way of "cudgeling" (fustuarium), a form of capital punishment inflicted upon Roman soldiers.

A similar practice involving cudgeling (clubbing) was used in the Ancient Greek and Roman militaries as a form.

Figg"s time, in addition to fist fighting, also contained fencing and cudgeling.

used in the Middle Ages and early modern times for public execution by cudgeling to death, especially in France and Germany.

measures of the Prussian Army, such as physical punishments including cudgeling.

only way they were able to finally put in an end to the rats was through cudgeling them.

whipping (by virgae) suffered by criminals prior to execution or the cudgeling (by fustuaria) endured for severe military offenses.

disciplinary measures of the Prussian Army: physical punishments including cudgeling.

Synonyms:

shillalah, shillelagh, club, bastinado,

Antonyms:

spread, divide, fall back, bottom out, stay in place,