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The Roman Emperor Who Had Molten Gold Poured Down His Throat

The Roman Emperor Who Had Molten Gold Poured Down His Throat

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Death by molten gold isnt just a grisly Game of Thrones invention. In the third century, a Roman emperor named Valerian is alleged to have died when his rival poured liquid gold down his throat. Valerians gruesome death was nearly as bad as the horrific executions in Henry VIIIs time, and that's really saying something. Unfortunately for Valerian, his execution was only one part of his humiliating captivity in the hands of the Persians. That is, if we're to believe the account of Lucius Caecilius Firmianus Lactantius, an early Christian author who was no fan of Valerian's
Date: 2022-12-29

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Anotomic Gold that's why gentiles says they are made with a heart of gold. Anotomic Gold collevted the same way as uranium 223 it's is a special gold that if ingested or used properly can not only heal the body but has the ability to reverse the symptoms and literally make you younger depending the amount and how often it was used. this is the gold that humanity was created to mine so that another entity can benefit from it's wonders. Once all the gold was mined and the last bit was sent to their home planet to help deflect the damaging (reversing) the effect it caused on their atmosphere. And then all of a sudden THEY left and HUMANITY was left here wanting to go home not realizing they have no home now but the place we call EARTH
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I want to know what happened to the gold after the execution if it was actually used. Would it act as a death mask and left on? Is that why it was reserved for an elite? Was the gold collected because of its value? Who would get tasked with removing the gold from the body? What did they do with the gold afterwards? Was it melted down again and made into jewelry to commemorate the victory?
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How come when you add up your ancestors the maths doesnt work? You have 2 parents and they have 2 parents and they have 2 parents and if you keep going back like that by the time you get to a few hundred years ago you have more relatives than people who have ever existed, and thats just you? Explain someone please? And I know theres inbreeding but its just such a crazy thing.
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Title: Emperor 100% definitely died by having molten gold poured down his throat.
First words in the video: This emperor possibly maybe might have allegedly been rumored to have been killed by molten gold as 4 unconfirmed and possibly unreliable eyewitness 3 of whom were blind and the fourth partially blind in both eyes have allegedly claimed. Maybe.

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6: 32 THAT, large square stone, peaked building is the tomb of Cyrus, the great. > > >>
The Tomb of Cyrus, is the final resting place of Cyrus the Great, the founder of the ancient Achaemenid Empire. The mausoleum is located in Pasargadae, an archaeological site in the Fars Province of Iran. DIED on December 4 530 BC. Syr Darya

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Why would we think it unlikely? That is one of the mildest persecutions. The ancient Ninevites used their captives as material for building stelae after torturing them. This was one of the reasons God sent Jonah to warn them and why they were later destroyed as a people. Old habits die hard.
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The Weakest king ever live in human history unlike goujian which pretend to be crazy and obey to survive and later win. If his roman king pal know he can't live why can't he kill himself before embarrassed. It is ridiculous king ever lol. Japan love to die rather than live like humiliation.
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The game of thrones scene of molten gold being poured on that Kings head is nothing compared to the episode of Vikings where they took a Christian preist held his mouth open with Ivars walking hooks and poured molten gold down his throat just like the Persians did to the snooty Roman
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You are combining too different stories and no it is not fictional and made up. The Roman Statesman and general Marcus Licinius Crassus had molten gold poured down his throat by the Parthians after his loss at the Battle of Carrhae, the punishment is not made up just this narrative is.
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The more I learn about the Roman Empire, the less remarkable it seems. Strip away the framing and there's nothing there that's unusual for most empires that existed in history. And like all the other empires, their leaders were just awful, awful, awful people.
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Valerian Kills Thousands of Christians In Christianity, your punishment is to eat melt in hell. Shapur probably executed Valerie, but not with molten gold, otherwise he would not have left Philip. This is a story that Christians made up about him.
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I'm pretty sure the painting at 6: 29 is of the execution of Sisanmes. He was a corrupt judge who was flayed for his crimes. His story sticks out to me because his skin was used to make a chair. Maybe. The story is wild start to finish.
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#WhatIf they had used a pipe or tube-like device to start filling from stomach and pulled up said device, removing it to encase the throat. #JustSaying #Fact OrFictionHistory #PlausibleTheories #Medevil
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It's funny to me how movies always make melting metals look like melting chocolate or something. That crucible would be glowing red hot and you sure as shit wouldn't be able to pick it up with your hands.
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I have a different theory. After he was caught, he was humiliated and subject to such harsh conditions that he died of the results of the cruel treatment after about 2 weeks
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When you say CE, you actually mean AD. sounds to me like you are another common run of the mill antichrist blogger trying to 'alter history'. Not a fan of that.
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I hate when they call it the middle east when it was Northern Africa and the term middle east came 1000 of years later cause man carved a canal through a continent
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I wonder why all these emperors did things to get killed by their own military? And after 15 or so go down in a year, why would anyone else want the job?
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Its been a while but i think the Aztecs did this to some of their Spanish Conquerors. I read somewhere they'd pour their weight in gold down their throat.
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game of thrones is full of Persian history. the god of light and fire was also inspired from Persian religion which is even today practiced: Zoroastrianism.
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