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Two thieves called Gestas and Dismas were also that day crucified with nails to their crosses. They were fixed to the crosses not only with ropes but also with nails. That was the usual way to execute the death penalty by crucifixion. No exceptions were done with those thieves. And in the same way that Pilate did with Jesus, they suffered previously a cruel flagellation before being carried with their crosses to the Calvary.

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Jesus was not the first or last to be crucified, though the Romans did generally operate under the "one person, one cross" policy so yes, he would have more than likely been the first person crucified on that particular cross.

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