_Dacier_ (Mons.) a very learned man in all that relates to antiquity,
quoted, 96.
_Dagobert_, heir to the Crown of France in the year 526, orders a
correction to be inflicted upon his preceptor, 74, 75.
_Damian_ (the Cardinal) the great Patron of Flagellations, 192, 201,
& _seq._
Declares freedom from accoutrements the best state, for performing
such pious exercises, 223.
A convincing argument of his on the subject, quoted, 389.
_D’Aunoy_ (Madame), a French Lady of quality, her Journey into Spain
quoted, 375, 377, 385.
_D’Arbrissel_ (Robert), lies with young women by way of mortification,
246.
_Dauteroche_ (Abbé Chappe), his Journey to Siberia quoted, 409, 410.
_Denmark_, flagellations are not unknown in that Country, and are even
sometimes performed at Court, 291.
_Devil_ (the), makes it a common practice to flagellate Saints, 125,
& _seq._
A holy Nun at last proves an overmatch for him, 305.
_Disciplinants._ See _Flagellants_.
_Disciplines_, the different meanings of that word, 19.
The great variety of instruments used for inflicting them, 226.
The Cornelian discipline, what it is, 235.
The upper and lower disciplines defined, 21.
The lower discipline is practised by a number of Saints of both
Sexes, 120.
The dangers of these two kinds of disciplines, 400, & _seq._
See _Lower Discipline_.
Voluntary disciplines, see _Voluntary Flagellations_.
_Dominic_ the Cuirassed, a Hero in the career of self-flagellation,
203, & _seq._
_Du Cange_, his Glossary, quoted, 142, 180, 200.