A simple itching will already be a nightmare upon the nightmare!Loxuru: hay fewer? It's not impossible, however rarely mentioned by the authors! You are right. Think of more: an aching tooth for example. The single hay fever or toothache or headache could make you crazy if you are immobilized. And there is few more common factors, for example insomnia. In normal conditions after some 40-60 hours of forced activity without sleep everybody is near to the kind of delirium, hearing strange voices and seeing monsters. I suppose that this "thousand deaths" you die when crucified is not far from the truth!
And the population saw it was good!The Slavic tribal "queen" was brought to the Rome as a trophy and after the triumph she was sacrificed to the gods.
Hail the Emperor, for his justice protects us and excites us!The Empire strikes again...
A pityful waste, since she is XL. Someone ought to prepare her for the ordeal!The XL cornu for the XL ass... To make her XL pain and shame.
The praefect followed the advice to put her further away from the market stalls, so she would not disturb the trading between the merchants and their clients.Indifference.
Sad day at the seaside.
Economy of the crucifixion: someone must be deposited from the cross to nail someone other to the same wood. The condemned woman is not worthy preparing of a new beam...
Fact, a new collage artist!Economy of the crucifixion: someone must be deposited from the cross to nail someone other to the same wood. The condemned woman is not worthy preparing of a new beam...
Senator's wives! Always thinking they are entitled to priviliges!Even though she is the wife of a Senator? The man only committed treason after all. How does that make his wife unworthy of her own new cross?
Once again, the sadness around and the sadness inside. You hit the point, Barbaria. No one on the picture cares what she might be thinking. But we can realize that, paraphrasing Simon & Garfunkel, the woman, stripped and prepared to be hanged, "she gives the world its saddest sound".
The old woodcut of a consular army marching on, with a few bonus figures.
Good manip! No one insults Rome unpunished!The old woodcut of a consular army marching on, with a few bonus figures.
Why not "eyes right"? Seeing crucified enemies is good for the troop's morale! It means they are winning!Eyes left, men! Forward! March!
Why not "eyes right"? Seeing crucified enemies is good for the troop's morale! It means they are winning!
"You come back either as a victor, or dead!"... I guess!But what will their mothers say?
Who knows? But the young woman on the right obviously knows the poor creature however she looks rather amused. Not a friendly, good-hearted girl at all.The Roman soldier on the left seems to be enjoying the spectacle. I wonder if she knows him?