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All I know is that he would cut off the fingers of those who took long to hand over their rings and that he would slice up the ears of prisoners and made them eat it. I think there is more".....
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he would cut off the fingers of those who
took long to hand over their rings and that he would slice up the
ears of prisoners and made them eat it.
Anonymous
All I know is that he would cut off the fingers of those who
took long to hand over their rings and that he would slice up the
ears of prisoners and made them eat it.
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Why was roman punishment so harsh?
Uncivilised The Romans were uncivilised when it came to living. The rich Romans lived a luxurious life living in a in a big house. They had slaves to accomplish all of there needs. On the other hand, the slaves were all crammed into one room for the night. They were not treating them fairly. The Romans had a great way of entertainment, however, it was considered uncivilized because it threatened some people with possible death. It was called Gladiators. It involved 1 slave fighting against a lion or a similar animal which then ended in the slave dying.
Why were the punishments so bad?
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Who gave out punishments and why in the middle ages?
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What did the Romans do to the iceni?
After the slaughter of the Iceni in the final battle, the Romans treated them very harshly as punishment and revenge for their atrocities. In time, the punishments wore off, a new governor was appointed and the Iceni were absorbed into the Roman population.
What is the idea of rule of law meant to the average Roman.?
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Did a disease affect blackbeards pirates?
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What is blackbeards parrot called?
Pepe
What is blackbeards job?
he was a pirate DURR
Where was blackbeards ship sunken?
the ocean
Was blackbeards hair braided?
yes
What was blackbeards worst punishement?
death
How tall is blackbeards castle?
about 80 feet
What was blackbeards birthday?
1680 April 121680
What was blackbeards hobbies?
pirating, pirating and pirating
What was blackbeards crew name?
It is thered cobras
What was blackbeards boat?
queen annes revenge
What is blackbeards island hideout?
Ocracoke Island
