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Marcus Lincinius Crassus, an astoundingly wealthy Roman general, is rumored to have died this way, as is Roman Emperor Valerian the Elder (though others contest that he was flayed alive).

King Shapur I and the Roman emperor Valerian. Born c. 210 AD; Died c. 272 AD ; Enemy of Rome: Persian 'king of kings' who destroyed three Roman armies in elevating Persia to superpower status ...