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Gladiator Games

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History

 

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Joseph R

 

Date added:

April 28, 2017

 

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University

 

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A

 

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It was a relatively small affair that included the combat of three pairs of slaves in the Forum Boarium (a cattle market). But gradually the gladiatorial spectacle became separated from the funeral context, and was staged by the wealthy as a way to show their power and influence the local community...
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Most gladiators were slaves, prisoners of war or criminals, but about half of the men were volunteers and took on the status of a slave (gladiator) for an agreed period of time. But why would a free man want to become a gladiator? A man who became gladiator felt that his life took a new meaning. He became a member of a group that was known for its courage, good morale, and absolute loyalty to its master in to the very end of death...
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