On The Recurrence Of Forced Sex Thematics In Roman Crucifixion Art And Literature

[Apostate]

Apostate didn't give him enough time to turn professional...

Still, here on Pic. 3 his mentula sorta looks like as if it's going in. Or perhaps out.

When I wrote The Greek Girls I thought to invert the raped-on-the-cross trope, and bring the bad guy to a bad end before his victims' very eyes.

But it seems since then my tastes have coarsened, and I found I wouldn’t mind watching Publius doing what he intended, as in the Damian render I call "Publius's Dream."

 

[Barbaria1]

When I wrote The Greek Girls I thought to invert the raped-on-the-cross trope, and bring the bad guy to a bad end before his victims' very eyes.

But it seems since then my tastes have coarsened, and I found I wouldn’t mind watching Publius doing what he intended, as in the Damian render I call "Publius's Dream."

Sigh ... what we cruxgirls must do around here to stave off that dreadful march to the cross ...

 

[Apostate]

Sigh ... what we cruxgirls must do around here to stave off that dreadful march to the cross ...

What march? We have a perfectly good peristylium just a few steps away.

 

[Barbaria1]

What march? We have a perfectly good peristylium just a few steps away.

You can’t threaten me with that! It’s not made of wood! Hah!

 

[Apostate]

You can’t threaten me with that! It’s not made of wood! Hah!

I beg your pardon? That cross is good Mediterranean cypress. The peristiylium is the venue.

 

[Apostate]

I’ve been trying to track these down for a while. They’re Jastrow's preliminary renders for two of the images posted at the very beginning of this thread, titled with savage irony "Lover's Touch."

From way back in '06. Still some of the hottest images to ever emerge from his exquisitely twisted imagination.

Thanks again, Jas.

 

[Madiosi]

I’ve been trying to track these down for a while. They’re Jastrow's preliminary renders for two of the images posted at the very beginning of this thread, titled with savage irony "Lover's Touch."

From way back in '06. Still some of the hottest images to ever emerge from his exquisitely twisted imagination.

Thanks again, Jas.

Useful for fast manips...

 

[Apostate]

Useful for fast manips...
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"Use the one where she’s yelling!" He mercilessly urged on Madiosi.

 

[Madiosi]

 

[Madiosi]

"Use the one where she’s yelling!" He mercilessly urged on Madiosi.

 

[Apostate]

Aw, c'mon! That’s just showing off!

 

[Madiosi]

"Use the one where she’s yelling!" He mercilessly urged on Madiosi.

Alesia is falled and Vercengetorix can't help his daughter.

 

[Eulalia]

Useful for fast manips...

Yes, a pretty girl hung up naked is very useful for a quick manip,
as that guy in dress uniform is demonstrating

 

[Madiosi]

 

[Apostate]

Hmmm.

Madiosi, you know you’re really goddam good at this, right?

 

[Madiosi]

Hmmm.

Madiosi, you know you’re really goddam good at this, right?

Exercise made the master.

 

[Madiosi]

Hmmm.

Madiosi, you know you’re really goddam good at this, right?

Exercise made the master.

Look here for my first ungainly tries 2014.
http://www.cruxforums.com/xf/threads/cmck-results.4053/

 

[Apostate]

Look here for my first ungainly tries 2014.
http://www.cruxforums.com/xf/threads/cmck-results.4053/

I’ve seen those. You got better. LOTS.

 

[Apostate]

Every time I see a picture of Vercingetorix on his way to surrender to Caesar, I recall the Asterix and Obelix version. It translated seamlessly into English; "Throws his arms at Caesar’s feet," as in French, can mean "in front of" or "on top of."

 

[Apostate]

A few more early Jastrows. The degradation these women endure may be unspeakable, but not unrenderable.

And yes, I looked it up, and "unrenderable" really is a word.