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Damnatio ad bestias: The Dark Side of Roman Punishment

Damnatio ad bestias was a brutal form of execution in which prisoners were thrown into an arena, usually the Roman Colosseum, to face wild and predatory animals such as lions, tigers, bears and other predators.

By Hrothsige Frithowulf
Published: November 19, 2023
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