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Medieval history

the argument, from Le Goff, that purgatory became a distinct place in the Christian afterlife in the late twelfth century.

In medieval history, birth of purgatory refers to the argument, from Le Goff, that purgatory became a distinct place in the Christian afterlife in the late twelfth century. This meaning comes from Le Goff (1981/1984) in The birth of purgatory.[1]

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References

Le Goff, J. (1984). The birth of purgatory (A. Goldhammer, Trans.). University of Chicago Press. (Original work published 1981) ISBN 9780226470825

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