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Great Pics Found By Phlebas And Other
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The Rosicrucians, possibly? https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Rosicrucianism
A counterweight? Those Romans were pretty good engineers, but they didn't have barbed wire. (What's that Barb? No, I wasn't talking to you!)
Ok, nice discussion, I've enjoyed it. I love these old photos, and the evidence that people have been thinking about this topic for a long time
It's Friday in Sydney so here is my regular weekend post
and a bonus old painting, just to prove my point above
Cella
Spectator
Triplets? Identical triplets! Wow! Just imagine that!
One committed the terrible crime but the other two are completely innocent. Yet, all three had to die! I mean, you had to make sure the guilty one was executed! It's just the logical thing to do.
Hey, it's just the kind of justice expected here, isn't it?
One committed the terrible crime but the other two are completely innocent. Yet, all three had to die! I mean, you had to make sure the guilty one was executed! It's just the logical thing to do.Hey, it's just the kind of justice expected here, isn't it?
Primus pilus
Magister Australis
Of course Marcella.One committed the terrible crime but the other two are completely innocent. Yet, all three had to die! I mean, you had to make sure the guilty one was executed! It's just the logical thing to do.
Hey, it's just the kind of justice expected here, isn't it?
William Blackstone's Formulation that it is better that ten guilty persons escape than that one innocent suffer holds no place at all in the Court of Crux Forums
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Indeed, it is one possible interpretation, Marcella. See post #3650 in this thread.Triplets? Identical triplets! Wow! Just imagine that!
View attachment 439467 One committed the terrible crime but the other two are completely innocent. Yet, all three had to die! I mean, you had to make sure the guilty one was executed! It's just the logical thing to do.
Hey, it's just the kind of justice expected here, isn't it?
wtbrick
Guard
Thank You! Added to my set.
spitfire123
Assistant executioner
Thanks a lot for this fantastic pics !!!
Martyr de Sainte Barbe par Jean Bellegambe (c1470 - 1534), Musèe de l la Chartreuse de Douai.
Martyrdom of St Barbara, Charterhouse Museum, Douay.
I love Barbe's look of chaste dismay, and the insanely vicious expression on her tormentor's face -
note he's left-handed, the sinister side!
As RR said, Zephyros opened a whole thread on this panorama:
http://www.cruxforums.com/xf/threads/the-lost-panorama.5069/#post-218868
I'll leave the posts about it here for now, but might move them over to that thread later.
Naraku
Draconarius
Crux Forum's Formulation:Of course Marcella.
William Blackstone's Formulation that it is better that ten guilty persons escape than that one innocent suffer holds no place at all in the Court of Crux Forums
It is better to punish 10 thousand innocent women than let one guilty one escape.
And no one is really innocent, after all.
My point, exactly!!!Crux Forum's Formulation:
It is better to punish 10 thousand innocent women than let one guilty one escape.
And no one is really innocent, after all.
Goodnight, all...
THT
THT
I've shifted the posts about the Styka panorama now over to Loxuru's thread,
http://www.cruxforums.com/xf/threads/the-lost-panorama.5069/#post-218868
Authors of the posts should have received PM notifications,
apologies if these are a bit confusing, the process of moving posts into another thread
is a bit advanced for this girl's not very technical brain
http://www.cruxforums.com/xf/threads/the-lost-panorama.5069/#post-218868
Authors of the posts should have received PM notifications,
apologies if these are a bit confusing, the process of moving posts into another thread
is a bit advanced for this girl's not very technical brain
Have you seen the movie "Gentlemen's Relish", starring Billy Connolly? Photographer decides he can't make a living taking portraits in London in the early 1900s, and starts a subscription service for 'artistic' images of the female form. Well worth the time. Can't remember if there was any crux form (likely notAbsolutely. None have come down to me though, sadly
Hang on, what are these in this old box with "From Wragg" on the lid?
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The other possibility are artist's studies for crux paintings, but these tend to be male
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You'd probably remember if there was....Have you seen the movie "Gentlemen's Relish", starring Billy Connolly? Photographer decides he can't make a living taking portraits in London in the early 1900s, and starts a subscription service for 'artistic' images of the female form. Well worth the time. Can't remember if there was any crux form (likely not
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But thanks for the tip, Jollyrei!
jacksjg89
PROCRASTINATOR
10 slaves for 10 brothers
Once upon a time there was a farmer who lived with his 10 beautiful daughters in a small farmhouse. The King wanted the 10 beautiful daughters to be married to his 10 sons, but the farmer refused, so the king had him killed and fed to the fishes in his moat, and he took the 10 girls as slaves.
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The eldest daughter, not yet 25, was given to his favorite general, who built a stone cottage to keep her in. While he was gone, she walked around the premises, shivering in the open air and waiting for her master to return, so he could take her inside.
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The second daughter was given to the King's mistress, who also happened to be her rival. She was put in stocks in the mistresses private garden, and endured all the torment and humiliation the hated woman could think up.
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The third daughter was given to the kings first legion, who kept her staked and spread eagle in the center of their camp. She wouldn't last long in their company. They can't have nice things.
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The Fourth Daughter was given to the bishop. He believed her to be a witch, and wanted to use her to exercise his demons. When he was done with her, she would meet a heretics fate.
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The fifth daughter was given to the guards at the gate, to which they have chained her. They tell the young women that pass through, "If you don't want to end up like that one, come keep us company for a spell."
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The sixth daughter was given to the King's kennel master, and she quickly became his favorite bitch. And after her training, the love was mutual. In fact, she got excited whenever he said they were going on a W-A-L-K.
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The seventh daughter was given to the local innkeeper, who had always had a crush on the girl. He reached an understanding with the girl, that if she didn't run away, he wouldn't put her in chains. The business thrived, as people came from miles around to be served beer by a girl in her birthday suit. The beer was delicious too.
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The eighth daughter was given to a hunter that had saved his life. He loved to leave his door open for her to run away, so that he could track and capture her. She once led him on a two day chase. When he finally caught her, that was the best time he ever had.
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The ninth daughter, along with the farmers old house and land, was given to her fathers hated enemy, who owned neighboring fields and became one of the richest farmers in the land. He kept her tied to a tree outside at all times, and used her less often then one might think. She grew very lonely.
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The tenth and youngest daughter the King kept for himself. And when the King threw a party to celebrate the marriage of his 10 sons to the 10 daughters of someone who actually thought about what was best for their offspring, the girl was on full display and whipped for the amusement of the party goers. And she enjoyed every second of it.
Once upon a time there was a farmer who lived with his 10 beautiful daughters in a small farmhouse. The King wanted the 10 beautiful daughters to be married to his 10 sons, but the farmer refused, so the king had him killed and fed to the fishes in his moat, and he took the 10 girls as slaves.
The eldest daughter, not yet 25, was given to his favorite general, who built a stone cottage to keep her in. While he was gone, she walked around the premises, shivering in the open air and waiting for her master to return, so he could take her inside.
The second daughter was given to the King's mistress, who also happened to be her rival. She was put in stocks in the mistresses private garden, and endured all the torment and humiliation the hated woman could think up.
The third daughter was given to the kings first legion, who kept her staked and spread eagle in the center of their camp. She wouldn't last long in their company. They can't have nice things.
The Fourth Daughter was given to the bishop. He believed her to be a witch, and wanted to use her to exercise his demons. When he was done with her, she would meet a heretics fate.
The fifth daughter was given to the guards at the gate, to which they have chained her. They tell the young women that pass through, "If you don't want to end up like that one, come keep us company for a spell."
The sixth daughter was given to the King's kennel master, and she quickly became his favorite bitch. And after her training, the love was mutual. In fact, she got excited whenever he said they were going on a W-A-L-K.
The seventh daughter was given to the local innkeeper, who had always had a crush on the girl. He reached an understanding with the girl, that if she didn't run away, he wouldn't put her in chains. The business thrived, as people came from miles around to be served beer by a girl in her birthday suit. The beer was delicious too.
The eighth daughter was given to a hunter that had saved his life. He loved to leave his door open for her to run away, so that he could track and capture her. She once led him on a two day chase. When he finally caught her, that was the best time he ever had.
The ninth daughter, along with the farmers old house and land, was given to her fathers hated enemy, who owned neighboring fields and became one of the richest farmers in the land. He kept her tied to a tree outside at all times, and used her less often then one might think. She grew very lonely.
The tenth and youngest daughter the King kept for himself. And when the King threw a party to celebrate the marriage of his 10 sons to the 10 daughters of someone who actually thought about what was best for their offspring, the girl was on full display and whipped for the amusement of the party goers. And she enjoyed every second of it.
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I liked it. Very imaginative and something there for everyone. Much more fun than being one of the 10 daughters of the other guy.
I bet they all entertained warm and loving thoughts about Dad....not!