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Galatina, Italy. Well in the chapel of St. Paul where tarantolati were conducted to drink its healer water. According to local legend the "tarantolati" or "tarantati", usually women, are affected by hysterical crisis caused by a bite of the tarantula spider and St. Paul, the patron of the poisoned, would be the their patron saint

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Marcello Mencarini

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2011 AD (C21st AD)

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2011

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Galatina, Italy. Well in the chapel of St. Paul where tarantolati were conducted to drink its healer water. According to local legend the "tarantolati" or "tarantati", usually women, are affected by hysterical crisis caused by a bite of the tarantula spider and St. Paul, the patron of the poisoned, would be the their patron saint Galatina (Lecce). Pozzo nella cappella di San Paolo dove i tarantolati venivano condotti per berne l'acqua guaritrice Secondo la leggenda locale i tarantolati o tarantati, in genere donne, sono colpiti da crisi isteriche causate dal morso della tarantola e San Paolo, protettore degli avvelenati, sarebbe il loro santo protettore

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