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Public Executions In The Arena
MICHELE PATRI
Senator
CRUCIFIED FEMALE SLAVES
are those your work Michele? They're very fine drawings.
MICHELE PATRI
Senator
No, these drawings are not my work. I found them in the internet.
To tell you all the truth, many years ago I produced some BDSM drawings (pencil on paper), but I have lost most of them. Here is a sample:
Pity they are lost. That one is really quite good! Love the facial expression and the sense of action. I can almost feel the sting of that whip.
Tricia
Governor
Yes ... as they should!"It is reported that many young slave girls died on the cross in the public arenas for following their men and joining Eunus’ slave army."
The consequences of rebellion must be accepted by those who do.
windar
Teller of Tales
Yes it's excellent! Call me old school, but there is no still nothing quite like good hand drawing. Maybe it's because I could imagine myself learning how to do computer renders, but I could NEVER imagine myself producing a hand drawing.
MICHELE PATRI
Senator
Since many of us like hand-drawn pictures, here are three artworks made by the great master Zerosen:
You are quite good! I would suggest you sharpen your pencil and do more!!!
Tricia
Governor
I agree!!!
MICHELE PATRI
Senator
malins
Stumbling Seeker
I like that a lot...
MICHELE PATRI
Senator
SAINT DEVOTA TORTURED BY BEING STRETCHED ON THE RACK
“Tradition holds that Devota was a Corsican woman born around 283 AD at Mariana. A young virgin, she had decided to devote herself fully to the service of God. Devota was part the household of senator Eutychius. During the Diocletian persecution, the prefect Barbarus arrived in Corsica with a fleet and when he learned that the senator was harboring a Christian in his house, demanded that she be given up and compelled to perform the requisite sacrifice to the imperial cult. Eutychius refused, and not wishing to confront him directly, Barbarus arranged to have him poisoned.
Devota was imprisoned and tortured for her faith. Her mouth was crushed, and her body was dragged through rocks and brambles. She was martyred at Mariana by being racked and then stoned to death.
After her death, the governor of the province ordered for her body to be burnt to prevent its veneration. However, it was saved from the flames by Christians. Her body was placed on a boat bound for Africa. Gratianus, the boat's pilot; Benedict, a priest; and Apollinaris, his deacon; believed it would receive proper Christian burial there. However, a storm overtook the boat. A dove appeared and guided the boat to present-day Les Gaumates, today part of the Principality of Monaco, where a chapel dedicated to Saint George stood. In her honor a chapel was built, which stands in Monaco still ”
MICHELE PATRI
Senator
An example of a vertical rack:
View attachment 431374
#2, although obviously a 16th-17th century woodcut, gives a pretty good idea of the Roman 'eculus, 'little horse',
including the use of hooks to tear her stretched muscles. But she wouldn't be lying on a board while she was stretched,
it was set up so she'd be lifted up as the ropes pulled, and suddenly dropped and jerked up again from time to time
to maximise her agony.
#2, although obviously a 16th-17th century woodcut, gives a pretty good idea of the Roman 'eculus, 'little horse',
including the use of hooks to tear her stretched muscles. But she wouldn't be lying on a board while she was stretched,
it was set up so she'd be lifted up as the ropes pulled, and suddenly dropped and jerked up again from time to time
to maximise her agony.
MICHELE PATRI
Senator
I've started a new thread: The Hell of Inquisition.
http://www.cruxforums.com/xf/threads/the-hell-of-inquisition.5752/#post-282071
http://www.cruxforums.com/xf/threads/the-hell-of-inquisition.5752/#post-282071
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MICHELE PATRI
Senator
MICHELE PATRI
Senator
New pictures of slave Diona's rape and execution.
Little is known about Diona except that she appears to be a dutiful and obedient slave, and close friend of Naevia.
As her masters scheme to gain influence, Diona is caught in the crossfire and becomes an unwillingly pawn in their games. As word spreads that the House of Batiatus offers great pleasures, a high-ranking Roman man who was able to "sample" such pleasure before comes with a friend. Lucretia unwillingly offers the men two of her slaves - Naevia and Diona. Diona is then raped vaginally by a gladiator, picked by Cossutius, while Cossutius himself rapes her anally. They then leave her disturbed and horrified. She becomes but a shell of her former self and even lashes out at her friend, Naevia.
After watching her friend forced to lay with other men, and seeing how miserable she is, Naevia helps Diona escape the villa. They are not suspected as the gladiators are fighting to gain rank in the Batiatus' Ludus, watched by Batiatus and his father, Titus.
Her escape is brief, however; unbeknown to Batiatus, Lucretia or Naevia, Diona is soon captured by authorities and sentenced to executed in the arena along with three other runaway slaves, by the gladiator Caburus. When Batiatus learns of this, he is given the opportunity to stay her execution and have her returned to him. In a foul mood over Solonius recent "betrayal", he refuses and claims her death will serve as example to all who defy him. Diona shares a sad smile with Naevia standing on the balcony above. Then she is swiftly killed with a single sword-thrust to the back of the neck by Caburus, as ordered.
Diona's rape:
Little is known about Diona except that she appears to be a dutiful and obedient slave, and close friend of Naevia.
As her masters scheme to gain influence, Diona is caught in the crossfire and becomes an unwillingly pawn in their games. As word spreads that the House of Batiatus offers great pleasures, a high-ranking Roman man who was able to "sample" such pleasure before comes with a friend. Lucretia unwillingly offers the men two of her slaves - Naevia and Diona. Diona is then raped vaginally by a gladiator, picked by Cossutius, while Cossutius himself rapes her anally. They then leave her disturbed and horrified. She becomes but a shell of her former self and even lashes out at her friend, Naevia.
After watching her friend forced to lay with other men, and seeing how miserable she is, Naevia helps Diona escape the villa. They are not suspected as the gladiators are fighting to gain rank in the Batiatus' Ludus, watched by Batiatus and his father, Titus.
Her escape is brief, however; unbeknown to Batiatus, Lucretia or Naevia, Diona is soon captured by authorities and sentenced to executed in the arena along with three other runaway slaves, by the gladiator Caburus. When Batiatus learns of this, he is given the opportunity to stay her execution and have her returned to him. In a foul mood over Solonius recent "betrayal", he refuses and claims her death will serve as example to all who defy him. Diona shares a sad smile with Naevia standing on the balcony above. Then she is swiftly killed with a single sword-thrust to the back of the neck by Caburus, as ordered.
Diona's rape: