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Bodily marks, sores, or sensations of pain corresponding in location to the crucifixion wounds of Jesus, usually occurring during states of religious ecstasy or hysteria.
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The Stigmata or the stigma are the female part of the flowering plant. On the Crocus sativus there are three stigmata. Their length depends on the origin of the flower and can range from 25-30mm long. For example, saffron from Kashmir has very long stigmata. The length of the stigmata is reduced significantly on drying when the spice is prepared for storage.
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Marks resembling the wounds received by Jesus: At the feet and hands from the nails (although some scholars suggest crucifixion victims were more likely nailed through the lower legs and wrists); on the side from the spear; and on the brow from the crown of thorns. In certain persons, and for no apparent external reason or cause, some or all of the wounds appear spontaneously. They do not close or heal; neither do they get infected or pose other medical complications. ...
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