The bath barrel punishment in ancient Rome doesn't sound so terrible, but when you really understand the bath barrel punishment in ancient Rome, you will find it cruel. In ancient Rome, the punishment for bath bucket was to put a person in a bucket full of water, exposing only his head and coating his face with honey. Many insects will attack the victim, and his body will be soaked in water for a long time with many parasites, which will erode his body and eventually the prisoner will die in a long pain.

This kind of punishment really makes prisoners unable to survive and beg for death. It is a very inhuman punishment, not only a disregard for human life, but also a trampling on human personality. Everyone who is punished in this way will suffer from bone erosion. When the prisoner thinks that he is immersed in this disgusting bath bucket every day, he must think that he might as well die clean. "Bath bucket punishment" does not treat people as human beings at all, leaving no human dignity.

In ancient Rome, the bath bucket punishment was forced to eat something every day to maintain life, and all his excrement was in this bucket. Over time, the degree of nausea can be imagined. It is simply an environment in which a person lives, and more and more, soaking with the prisoner's body, slowly fermenting, emitting an unbearable smell.

In addition to physical torture, it is also psychological torture for the victim. Although I can't see what's in the bucket, I feel sick just thinking about it. People who imagine this kind of punishment are really distorted psychologically and satisfy the distorted hobbies of the rulers at that time. They fully felt extreme pain and psychological torture during the whole execution process, and finally died slowly in helplessness and despair.