Humiliatus

Humiliatus is a Latin term that translates to "humiliation" or "shame." It is derived from the verb "humiliare," which means "to humble" or "to shame." In ancient Roman law, humiliatus was a form of punishment that involved public humiliation. This punishment was typically reserved for slaves and was intended to degrade and subdue the individual. The exact nature of the humiliation varied but often included public shaming, forced nudity, or other forms of public degradation. The purpose of humiliatus was to instill a sense of shame and to serve as a deterrent to others who might consider similar actions. Despite its harsh nature, humiliatus was a recognized legal punishment in the Roman legal system.