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In addition the above, by law no Roman citizens could be crucified. Crucifixion was considered a humiliation. It was meted out mainly to non-Roman criminals, and non-Romans who rebelled or were accused of sedition.

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The Romans performed thousands of crucifixions, mainly of slaves and people they regarded as of no account. Very little effort was made by the Roman authorities to record details of crucifixions. For example, we will never find any contemporary secular record that Jesus was crucified in Jerusalem in the early part of the first century.

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