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… , a citizen of no mean city: and, I beseech thee, suffer me to speak unto the people.”

… Roman citizen could not be subjected to torture, he was sentenced to be beheaded.

A citizen of Prague, Jerome, who afterward became so closely associated with Huss, had, on returning from England, brought with him the writings of Wycliffe …

… Roman citizen, neither would he give him up to them to be put to death without a fair trial. Yet Felix knew no higher motive than self-interest, and he was controlled …

… Roman citizen, he could not be subjected to torture, and was therefore sentenced to be beheaded.

… Roman citizen, he could not be subjected to torture, and was therefore sentenced to be beheaded.