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When the prefect arrived, Juliana was tied to a wheel and pulled so hard that all her bones were broken and her marrow came out; but an angel of the Lord came and crushed the wheel and healed Juliana in an instant. Those present who had seen this believed, but they were immediately beheaded: there were five hundred men and thirty women. Juliana was then placed in a cauldron full of molten lead, but the lead became like a warm bath. The prefect cursed his gods for failing to punish a girl who had insulted them so much, then had her beheaded. (p. 224)
— JACOBUS DE VORAGINE