A martyr is someone who dies for a cause. There have been many people considered martyrs down through history. If you mean those who died for their religious beliefs in the Roman era, they were either beheaded, strangled, (common forms of Roman execution) or if there were several to die at a time, they were eaten by wild beasts in the various arenas. The Romans loved public executions. If they were slaves or foreigners, they were crucified.
I'm Pretty sure, many were burned at the stake as well...
Martyrs of the Alamo was created on 1915-11-21.
Judaism was persecuted by the Soviet Union. Jews have been persecuted almost constantly.
The list of martyrs is vast. I would encourage you to do a search using the criteria you would like to see. Christian Martyrs Korean Martyrs, etc. Please see the related link below.
Roman persecution only strengthened Christianity in the Roman Empire. The martyrdom of persecuted Christians became a point of proselytism, until the Emperors eventually officially tolerated Christianity.
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If they were caught and executed, they would have been called martyrs.
Martyrs of faith are individuals who have been persecuted and killed for their religious beliefs. They are usually seen as examples of unwavering faith and commitment to their religion, even in the face of extreme adversity and persecution. Their sacrifices are often remembered and revered by their religious communities.
A martyr is someone who suffers or dies because of their beliefs. The Christians in Rome were persecuted/killed because they would not worship Roman gods or take part in sacrifices.
Martyrs' Memorial was created in 1843.
martyrs are people who die for there religious faith
The martyrs died for their christian belief.
Lübeck martyrs died in 1943.
Lübeck martyrs was born in 1911.
There were thousands of martyrs after Stephen.
Martyrs of Thailand died in 1940.
Martyrs' Cemetery was created in 2004.
Betraying the Martyrs was created in 2008.