A person with leg pain (bilateral) has discomfort in the structures of both legs. Leg pain may be caused by injury, irritation or inflammation of the skin, muscles, bones or joints in the leg.
Although there were literally thousands of witch trials throughout the 16th and 17th Centuries (usually referred to as the Early Modern Period), mainly in Europe, among the best-known are the following:You can use the Trials Menu on the right of each page to navigate around this section.lthough there were literally thousands of witch trials throughout the 16th and 17th Centuries (usually referred to as the Early Modern Period), mainly in Europe, among the best-known are the following: You can use the Trials Menu on the right of each page to navigate around this section.
To follow Chris Resro's answer, part of the question should be why did it stick in Europe, and go away in other places? Renaissance is generally considered the 14th to 17th centuries, 1301 to 1700. More specifically the late 14th, around 1380 or so to about the middle 1600s. Preamble - Changing weather, and the Black Death. The Great Famine of 1315-1317 and later the Black Death from 1342 to the about 1400 (It came back a few times). The weather in Europe did not get quiet as bad again.