Summary
QUESTIONDid crucifixions ever take place in the British Isles?
CRUCIFIXION was a punishment generally given to escaped Roman slaves. It was not known in Roman British Law and does not appear in the literature of the time.See the full content of this document
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Crucified in Caistor
Even if there were isolated incidents, it is unlikely to show up in archaeological evidence. This is because a crucified body was usually left to decay on the cross and therefore would not be preserved.
For example, despit...See the full content of this document
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