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During approximately 64 CE, Peter the Apostle was crucified in Rome, upside down.

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According to beliefs, Peter was crucified in this manner due to his refusal to die in the same way as Jesus.

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Being in an inverted position probably caused a rush of blood to his head, potentially resulting in brain hemorrhages.

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As it happened, the weight of the betrayal of Jesus proved to be unbearable and eventually drove Judas to take his own life.

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Judas Iscariot died by hanging himself. The Bible vividly depicts the death of this disciple in a graphic manner.

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According to Acts 1:18, "With the payment he received for his wickedness, Judas bought a field; there he fell headlong, his body burst open and all his intestines spilled out."

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Contrary to Jesus, Andrew was not crucified but rather bound to a cross. While it may not seem as severe as being nailed, it actually prolongs the agony experienced.

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Andrew is believed to have experienced intense pain for a period of 48 hours, until he finally passed away.

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Matthew -

There are varying accounts of Matthew's death, but the prevailing version suggests that he was fatally stabbed.

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It is an undoubtedly agonizing and potentially slow death, contingent upon whether the follower perished due to organ failure or blood loss.

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Thomas -

Thomas journeyed beyond the boundaries of the Roman Empire towards the East with the intention of disseminating the gospel. Unfortunately, he met a tragic fate in India, where he was killed.

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To be fatally stabbed is undoubtedly a violent end, but it was the fate of one of Christ's disciples. It is believed that Thomas was pierced several times by soldiers' spears.

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Bartholomew, an essential member of Jesus' close circle, receives limited mention in the Bible. According to legend, he experienced an extremely painful death.

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This follower underwent the gruesome punishment of being skinned alive, an excruciating and agonizing death.

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According to records, Bartholomew was reportedly beheaded, although it is probable that he was either in a state of shock or unconscious prior to his decapitation.

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Jesus had two disciples named James. One of them, James the Great, who was the son of Zebedee, experienced a tragically brutal death.

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James was executed by beheading. The tale recounts that he was wrongly accused by a man who later regretted his actions and was also beheaded alongside James.

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Simon -

There are multiple accounts of Simon the Zealot's demise, yet one particularly unsettling version depicts him being gruesomely sawed in two.

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If this were true, it is undoubtedly an excruciating and cruel way to die.

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This individual is another follower of Jesus named James, who is also referred to as James, the son of Alphaeus, or James the Less.

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While the other James suffered decapitation, this James endured an arguably more agonizing demise - being stoned and subsequently beaten to death.

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After the stoning, James suffered a brutal fate: his bones, including his skull, were mercilessly crushed with a club. This inflicted injuries caused him to lose consciousness, and eventually died.

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Philip, like Andrew, also met his demise on the cross, according to certain renditions of the tale, where he was bound to it.

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However, like Jesus, most accounts assert that he was crucified in various versions.

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Jude the Apostle, also called Thaddeus, Jude Thaddaeus, Judas Thaddaeus, or Lebbaeus, passed away circa 65 CE in Syria

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Jude is commonly portrayed holding an axe, representing the manner in which he met his demise, per legend.

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Matthias -

The death of this disciple of Christ is disputed, with different versions regarding both the method and the perpetrator. While some claim he was beheaded, the majority believe he was stoned to death.

Sources: (Listverse) (OverviewBible)

See also: From zombies to cannibals! The most disturbing parts of the Bible

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