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  • Page Count 408
  • Publication Year 2019
  • Publisher Routledge
  • ISBN-13 9780367869373

Gladiators

By Roger Dunkle

Beyond mere bloodsport, gladiatorial combat, wild beast hunts, and executions served as powerful demonstrations of Roman authority, celebrating conquest, empire, and justice. This book offers a rigorous historical appraisal of these spectacles, challenging modern preconceptions to reveal their profound cultural context. Through the eyes of ancient Romans, readers will explore the origins, organization, and eventual disappearance of gladiatorial games. Discover who gladiators were, how they trained, the intricacies of their shows, diverse fighting styles, and the true extent of their lethality, ultimately uncovering their complex societal and political significance.
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