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crucifixion

George Ronald Watson and Andrew Lintott

Online publication date:: Dec 2015

Subject:: Christianity, Near East, Roman Law, Roman Material Culture

Crucifixion seems to have been a form of punishment borrowed by the Romans from elsewhere, probably *Carthage. As a Roman penalty it is first certainly attested in the *Punic Wars. It was normally ... More

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