captivecuties
Senator
After making the other slaves watch as an object lesson, it’s off to the slave market to buy some replacementS,
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Public Executions In The Arena
MICHELE PATRI
Senator
A slave is publicly whipped in the arena before the crucifixion.
captivecuties
Senator
Looks to be some full frontal fun!
MICHELE PATRI
Senator
JULITTA OF IKONIUM TORTURED WITH IRON HOOKS
Julitta was a Christian widow who lived with her infant son Cyriacus in Anatolia, according to some sources in Ikonium (today: Konya, Turkey), to others in Tarsus. In 304 she was arrested because of her faith. Her child was killed before her eyes (the judge threw him upon the floor), and she was cruelly tortured in various ways and in the end beheaded.
Julitta was a Christian widow who lived with her infant son Cyriacus in Anatolia, according to some sources in Ikonium (today: Konya, Turkey), to others in Tarsus. In 304 she was arrested because of her faith. Her child was killed before her eyes (the judge threw him upon the floor), and she was cruelly tortured in various ways and in the end beheaded.
MICHELE PATRI
Senator
ACT OF MERCY
A young slave girl who has been crucified for hours has her legs "mercifully" broken to hasten her death.
A young slave girl who has been crucified for hours has her legs "mercifully" broken to hasten her death.
MICHELE PATRI
Senator
A rebel slave is publicly tortured to death with torches.
MICHELE PATRI
Senator
AURELIA PETRONILLA TORTURED TO DEATH AS A CHRISTIAN REBEL
Aurelia Petronilla lived in Rome at the end of the Ist Century and was probably a member of a patrician family, the Flavii. It is likely that she fell victim to the persecution of Emperor Domitianus. She has been venerated as a virgin martyr at least since the Vth Century.
According to an old legend, a Roman official desired to marry her but had her arrested and tortured to death when she refused him.
Aurelia Petronilla lived in Rome at the end of the Ist Century and was probably a member of a patrician family, the Flavii. It is likely that she fell victim to the persecution of Emperor Domitianus. She has been venerated as a virgin martyr at least since the Vth Century.
According to an old legend, a Roman official desired to marry her but had her arrested and tortured to death when she refused him.
dediego23
Guard
MICHELE PATRI
Senator
JULIA OF CARTHAGO/CORSICA CRUCIFIED
Julia was a daughter of a noble Christian family living in Carthago. When the Vandals took North Africa in 439, she was enslaved and later sold to a merchant who travelled the Mediterranean Sea. His ship arrived at Corsica just at the time of a pagan festival. Julia was orderd to sacrifice to the pagan gods. She refused, so was tortured and crucified† as a punishment as well as for the amusement of the pagans.
Julia was a daughter of a noble Christian family living in Carthago. When the Vandals took North Africa in 439, she was enslaved and later sold to a merchant who travelled the Mediterranean Sea. His ship arrived at Corsica just at the time of a pagan festival. Julia was orderd to sacrifice to the pagan gods. She refused, so was tortured and crucified† as a punishment as well as for the amusement of the pagans.
Arcturus
Executioner
That first one there is sexy as hell!
MICHELE PATRI
Senator
ANASTASIA OF SIRMIUM CONDEMNED TO DIE BY COMBUSTIO PER FLAMMAS
Anastasia (died December 25 A.D 304) is a Christian martyr who died at Sirmium in the Roman province of Pannonia Secunda (modern Serbia). In the Eastern Orthidox Church she is venerated as St. Anastasia the Pharmakolytria, i.e. "Deliverer from Potions" (Ἁγία Ἀναστασία ἡ Φαρμακολύτρια).
Little is reliably known, save that she died in the persecutions of Dioccletian and that she wads burned to death. Most stories about her date from several centuries after her death and make her variously a Roman or Sirmian native and a Roman citizen of patrician rank.
Anastasia (died December 25 A.D 304) is a Christian martyr who died at Sirmium in the Roman province of Pannonia Secunda (modern Serbia). In the Eastern Orthidox Church she is venerated as St. Anastasia the Pharmakolytria, i.e. "Deliverer from Potions" (Ἁγία Ἀναστασία ἡ Φαρμακολύτρια).
Little is reliably known, save that she died in the persecutions of Dioccletian and that she wads burned to death. Most stories about her date from several centuries after her death and make her variously a Roman or Sirmian native and a Roman citizen of patrician rank.
MICHELE PATRI
Senator
Various Christians -men and women- are crucified because of their faith.
MICHELE PATRI
Senator
Christian woman is publicly crucified and burned in the arena.
(wrong image originally posted, edited to replace at artist's request)
(wrong image originally posted, edited to replace at artist's request)
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thecuriousone
Tribune
Double extreme torture, one of my favorite things.
MICHELE PATRI
Senator
REBEL SLAVE NAILED TO A CRUX SIMPLEX AND TORTURED
The term crux simplex indicates a plain transom-less wooden stake used for executing by affixing the victim to it .
The term crux simplex indicates a plain transom-less wooden stake used for executing by affixing the victim to it .
Hadrianus127
Tribune
This young woman, 22-year-old Augusta, was sentenced to death for professing Christianity and witchcraft. She was simultaneously crucified (for professing Christianity) and burned at the stake (for witchcraft) in the Roman arena as a warning to others.
MICHELE PATRI
Senator
SECUNDINA OF ANAGNI IS TIED UPSIDEDOWN AND TORTURED WITH HOOKS
Secundina was a virgin living in Anagni. She had become a Christian and was probably a pupil of the bishop and martyr St. Magnus. During the persecution of Emperor Decius around 257 she was arrested and kept in prison for five month. This, however, could not daunt her. She was then tortured and killed for her faith. According to some sources, the executioners tormented her with iron hooks and scourged her to death.
Secundina was a virgin living in Anagni. She had become a Christian and was probably a pupil of the bishop and martyr St. Magnus. During the persecution of Emperor Decius around 257 she was arrested and kept in prison for five month. This, however, could not daunt her. She was then tortured and killed for her faith. According to some sources, the executioners tormented her with iron hooks and scourged her to death.
johnbratten
Magistrate
Caius stepped back to view the task he had just finished. He was quite satisfied. The young blonde Christian girl was perfectly positioned on her cross. He had only two regrets: he was not the one who whipped her; Rufus was given that assignment. He would have done a better job. Rufus had given her a good but only an ordinary lashing. He, Caius, would have etched long curving welts across her full tits and carved sinuous lines of pain over and on her lush pussy lips. And the carpenters had not added a cornu to the stipes. He would have much preferred to have seized her voluptuous ass cheeks with both hands, squeezing her butt flesh as he guided either her vagina or ass hole onto the sharp point of the device. Oh, well.
Her resounding screaming had ceased now, replaced by sobbing and whimpering. As he was nailing her wrists and feet, her wild, high-pitched strident shrieks echoed around the arena, obviously delighting the crowd, who cheered and whistled in approval.
She was a strong wench, having suffered a whipping and crucifixion without fainting as many other girls in the arena today did. She was a pretty thing, making a decorative spectacle for the arena. Maybe the magistrate would let her live, taken down from the cross and sent to a public brothel. Or a worse fate, chained up as a galley slave condemned to a life of hard labor under the whip or busting rocks in a silver mine.
“Caius,” Rufus yelled. “Grab a rake and come over here. We’ve got another Christian girl to deal with.”
MICHELE PATRI
Senator
DORTHEA OF CAESAREA TORTURED WITH TORCHES
Little is known of the biography of Dorothea. She fell victim to the persecution of Diocletianus in 311 in her hometown, Caesarea in Cappadocia, when she refused to sacrifice to the Emperor. She was consequently tortured in various ways and sentenced to death.
Little is known of the biography of Dorothea. She fell victim to the persecution of Diocletianus in 311 in her hometown, Caesarea in Cappadocia, when she refused to sacrifice to the Emperor. She was consequently tortured in various ways and sentenced to death.