(22) As Quintilian pointed out, public crucifixions were intended to strike terror in the hearts of those under Roman rule: "Whenever we crucify the guilty, the most crowded roads are chosen, where the most people can see and be moved by this fear.
Mutsari un'wana wa khale wa Murhoma u vule leswi landzelaka malunghana ni ndlela leyi swigevenga a swi dlayiwa ha yona, u te: "A ku hlawuriwa magondzo lama tirhisiwaka hi vanhu vo tala, laha a swi ta voniwa hi vanhu vo tala kutani va khomiwa hi rhumbyana."