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People Illustrated In Antiquity Tattoos Could Beautify Shock Or Tattoos could beautify, shock, or humiliate. they proclaimed valor, religious belief, group solidarity, or personal independence, their messages hidden or in plain sight. a legal inscription from ephesus indicates that during the early roman empire all slaves exported to asia were tattooed with the words “tax paid.” “stop me, i’m a runaway” was another standard motto etched on the. People illustrated. for centuries, humans have used tattoos for myriad reasons for magical protection, to relieve pain, for vengeance, or to declare victory over an enemy. tattoos could beautify, shock, or humiliate. they proclaimed valor, religious belief, group solidarity, or personal independence, their messages hidden or in plain sight.

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