The Roman Torture Device Invented for Rebellious Wives - And How It Became Entertainment

Описание: In 89 BCE, deep within the heart of Rome, a noblewoman named Julia Veturia was punished — not for treason, not for violence, but for speaking back to her husband. What followed was the creation of one of the most disturbing torture devices in Roman history — The Cradle — designed not to kill, but to break the spirit of any woman who dared to resist.

At first, it was used in private. Then it became public spectacle.

This is the forgotten story of how elite Roman men turned female punishment into entertainment… and how one woman turned her silence into rebellion.

If we don’t speak their names, history will bury them again.
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