👉 The suffered weapon, also known as a "suffering weapon" or "crucifixion weapon," is a type of weapon historically used by criminals, particularly in ancient Roman times, to inflict severe pain and death. It typically consists of a short wooden or metal stake driven through the victim's chest, often with sharp points or spikes, causing excruciating agony and potentially leading to fatal injuries. This brutal instrument was designed to cause maximum suffering, serving both as a deterrent and a tool for execution. The suffering weapon's design reflects the extreme violence and dehumanization associated with criminal punishment in ancient societies.
