Jahn's Biblical Archaeology, Translated From the Latin, With Additions And Corrections
Jahn's Biblical Archaeology, Translated From the Latin, With Additions And Corrections
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CORPORAL PUNISHMENTS.
§ 255. Corporal Punishments.
Corporal puDisbraents may be limited to one kind, viz. the infliction of blows with a rod or staurging, Lev. 19: 20. Deut 22: 18. 25: 2, 3. The dignity or high standing of the person, who had rendered himself liable to this punishment, could not excuse him from its being inflicted. Stripes, the rod, etc. occur very fre- quently for punishment of any kind, Prov. 10: 13. 17: 26. Jer. 37: 15—20. Ps. 89: 32.
Scourging is very frequently practised a...t the present day iu the east, as it was anciently ; with this difference, however, that the stripes were formerly inflicted on the back, but now on the soles of the feet.
The instrument, commonly used to inflict the punishment, was a rod. Scorpions, W^^np^y , i. e. thongs set with sharp iron points or nails, called by the Romans horribilia, were applied, as a means of torturing, only by those, who had no relentings of heart ; especial- ly by cruel masters, in the punishment of their slaves, 1 K.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
CORPORAL PUNISHMENTS.
§ 255. Corporal Punishments.
Corporal puDisbraents may be limited to one kind, viz. the infliction of blows with a rod or staurging, Lev. 19: 20. Deut 22: 18. 25: 2, 3. The dignity or high standing of the person, who had rendered himself liable to this punishment, could not excuse him from its being inflicted. Stripes, the rod, etc. occur very fre- quently for punishment of any kind, Prov. 10: 13. 17: 26. Jer. 37: 15—20. Ps. 89: 32.
Scourging is very frequently practised a...t the present day iu the east, as it was anciently ; with this difference, however, that the stripes were formerly inflicted on the back, but now on the soles of the feet.
The instrument, commonly used to inflict the punishment, was a rod. Scorpions, W^^np^y , i. e. thongs set with sharp iron points or nails, called by the Romans horribilia, were applied, as a means of torturing, only by those, who had no relentings of heart ; especial- ly by cruel masters, in the punishment of their slaves, 1 K.
What to read after Jahn's Biblical Archaeology, Translated From the Latin, With Additions And Corrections?
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