I've read that the Romans would sometimes wrap garlands around the martyrs in the arena as if they were bound by them (of course, they were really held by ropes). I suppose it was a bit of Latin whimsy.Lovely idea- Rome's answer to the Chelsea Flower Show!
And in Fortunino Matania's famous cover drawing for Mannix's 'Those about to die.' The background to it is that the girl is one of several who began the entertainments performing a dance, but were then 'disposed of' in various ways - several who couldn't swim were drowned in a mock sea-battle, but this sturdy-looking lass was chosen for a more extending fate ...
It's a good film I have watched it, in the arena. most of them were roped and then nailed to their crosses
Several illustrations of a medical crucifixion
Nalanee was proud to be chosen as the sacrifice to Dagon, Of the large group of women she was selected as the one. She prepared herself to be the most alluring woman it has ever seen. There she was prepared for his taking. This hanging from the cross is painful. Shined spikes hold her displayed showing all her attributes. And then panic hits her!
That is....interesting.
You're right ! Do it !
