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The defense automatically appealed the sentence, and Williams is currently waiting in San Quentin jail.

There, the Pope (Leo I) personally appealed to Attila not to sack the city of Rome and paid them a large bribe.

It appealed to many farmers; it had a fairly supple suspension, ideal for the rutted gravel and muddy dirt roads of the time.

The idea of being as powerful and unstoppable as the sun appealed to future emperors, so later emperors tended to worship Sol Invictus alongside the Roman Jupiter until the triumph of Christianity.

One notable exception to the state of semi-anarchy came about because of an individual whose personal qualities appealed to the Turks of the Qizilbash group who dominated Persia at the time: Shah Ismail, the founder of the Safavid dynasty.

The Nazis held rallies constantly, creating early versions of "interest groups" to gauge the issues that appealed to the largest popular audience. Even so, they did not have mass support in the 1920s - they won only 2.6% of the national vote in 1928.

And, above all, the emperor's decrees were the fundamental basis of the law itself; they could not be appealed or challenged in the name of some kind of imagined higher authority or written constitution. The emperor was not just the law, he was the law.