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In the year 484, King Huneric of the Vandals issued a decree stating that all monasteries were to be abolished and that all the monks and nuns were to be captured. The Augustinian community in Capsa was apprehended and forcefully taken to Carthage, where they were offered worldly rewards if they renounced their faith and their Augustinian way of life. When the men rejected this offer, they were imprisoned.
Their captors continued attempts to persuade the men to disavow Jesus, but the men held their ground. Eventually, the king ordered that all seven men be burned to death. His soldiers then tied bundles of wood on each of the men and placed them on a raft. When they attempted to burn the wood, though, nothing would ignite. This enraged the king, who consequently ordered that the men be beaten to death.
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