Roman Conquests: Were the Leaders of the Tribes They Conquered Crucified?

[messaline]

He was ultimately paraded through Rome and then executed by strangulation.

... but only 6 years later ...

" ... On a few occasions the most prominent, famous, or infamous were executed afterward at the Tullianum. These included the Samnite Gaius Pontius, the Gaul Vercingetorix, some Cilician pirates, and the Galatian Adiatorix. Jugurtha, King of Numidia, may have been executed at the conclusion of the triumphus for Gaius Marius, or he may have died in prison several days afterward. The Apostles Peter and Paul also belong to the unhappy ones whose fate took them to this musty jail. ... "
... from : www.romeacrosseurope.com/?p=1092

 

[windar]

The ApostlesPeterand Paulalso belong to the unhappy ones whose fate took them to this musty jail. ... "

And, of course, Barbara Moore....http://www.cruxforums.com/xf/threads/roman-holiday.6256/