"cruciation" meaning in All languages combined

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  "etymology_text": "Latin cruciatio.",
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          "ref": "a. 1656, Joseph Hall, The Soul's Farewell to Earth:",
          "text": "a God that delights more in the prosperity of his saints than in the cruciation and howling of his enemies",
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          "text": "Perhaps the brain was the soul, and instead of the soul leaving the body, it remained with it; and by feeling and knowing all the horrors the body was subjected to, suffered for the sins it had committed on earth.\nWhat had I ever done that I should undergo this cruciation?",
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