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Crime & Punishment: Romans
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Crime & Punishment: Romans
Crimes
- Arson
- Crimes against authority were punished more seriously
- Attacking the emperor
- Robbing temples
- Stealing farm animals
- Theft
- Selling under-weight bread
- Murdering or trying to murder your master (slaves)
- Running away from your legion during battle
- Riots
- Littering
- Assault
- Patricide
- Arson
Punishments
- Exile (Only Noble men)
- Whipping
- Repaying the cost of goods
- Confiscation of Property
- Mutilation of limbs
- Most violent punishments were reserved for those who rebelled against the empire
- Execution
- Crucifixion
- Thrown into the Colosseum to fight to the death as gladiators
- Molten lead down the throat
- Decimation (within the army)
- Thrown to beasts in Colosseum
- Tied in a sack containing snakes and thrown into the river to drown
- Thrown off the hightest cliff in Rome
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