Gladitorial Combat in Ancient Rome

Battle of an ancient Roman gladiator The culture of ancient Rome has a unique way to entertain its citizens. In addition to the time spent in the bath in the Roman bath, we enjoyed happiness and joy even in the tournament held at the local stadium. These games are one of the most bloody public entertainment performances in the history of mankind. Today 's pro - wrestling and boxing are not close to the bad fears of Roman people watching so much fun. These games are very bloody and savage, often killing many people and animals, but the Romans are enjoying the view of life and death.

In ancient Rome, the circus was a building exhibiting train animals for horses and tank races, equestrian performances, battle, fight against gladiators, and to show off. The circus of Rome is similar to an ancient Greek horseshoe, but the use of the circus is different, but the design and the architectural style are different, and the event accompanied by re-enacting the naval battle is full of water. However, the building of the circus of Rome is not a circle, it is a semicircle rectangle. The lower seats are reserved for ranking and there are various state boxes for game providers and his friends. Circus is the only public place where men and women are not separated.

Circus Maximus (Latin is the largest or largest circus, Italian: Circo Massimo) is an ancient Roman tank racecourse, a great entertainment facility in Rome, Italy. It is the first and largest stadium in ancient Rome and is located in the valley between Aventin and the Palatine Hill which is also the empire after that. It is 621 meters (2,037 feet) in length, 118 meters (387 feet) in width, and can accommodate over 150,000 spectators. In its fully developed form, it became a model of the circus in the Roman Empire. The site has become a park

One of the symbols of Rome is Colosseum (AD 70-80), the largest amphitheater ever built by the Roman Empire. Originally it was able to accommodate 60,000 audiences, which was used for the battle of gladiators. List of important monuments and ruins of ancient Rome, including Roman Forum, Domus Aurea, Pantheon, Trajan's Market, Trajan Market, Cemetery Cemetery, Maximus Arena, Caracalla Baths, Sant'Angelo Castle, Augustus Mausoleum, Ara Pacis, Arch of Constantine , Cestius Pyramid, Boccadella Verità