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    Gladiator weapons and armor did not stand the test of time Gladiator Weapons he sica‚ or siccae‚ was a curved scimitar‚ a short‚ curved sword‚ with a blade about 16-18 inches long - the most common Dacian sword (The inhabitants of Dacia are generally considered as belonging to the Thracian nations). The sica was commonly used by a Thrax (Thracian) gladiator and the Dimachaerus. Reason 1 they break easily Bow‚ spear and arrows have only one shot before they break. The lances and spears would

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    detriment. Power is transient therefore‚ gains or losses in power can significantly impact on an individual’s human experience. Three texts permeated by power struggles include Shakespeare’s catastrophic play Antony and Cleopatra‚ Ridley Scott’s film ‘Gladiator

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    During the first centuries CE of Roman art history a new art style emerges that illustrates a dense form of realism and naturalism. Realism in Roman art represented everyday activities of the era and historical events. Roman artists still relied upon and borrowed from ancient Greek Classical style‚ but unlike the Greeks artist’s work which the central theme was focused on mythology‚ the Romans primary subject of art was civic leaders and military triumphs. Roman were practical people and far less

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    true events from Roman history. This play presents varying perspectives on not only characters such as Julius Caesar‚ but also on events and situations such as the assassination of Julius Caesar and the political instability and conflict in Rome. Gladiator‚ an epic film directed by Ridley – Scott‚ parallels Julius Caesar not only through story line‚ but correspondence can also be seen through characters. Through the use of literary as well as dramatic techniques‚ both Shakespeare and Ridley - Scott

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    slave to become a gladiator. As a gladiator‚ he fought many different types of gladiators. Quicker ones had nets with tridents and slower ones had curved swords with shields. There were some gladiators that even had chariots. In the actual history of Rome‚ there really were different types of gladiators. The gladiators with the net and trident were called the retarius. The gladiator with the curved sword and shield were called the samnite. I’m not too sure if there were gladiators that used chariots

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    just as much as‚ if not more than non-violent topics. So in what ways is modern entertainment similar to forms of violent entertainment in Ancient Rome? A gladiator was an armed combatant who entertained audiences in the Roman Republic and Roman Empire in violent confrontations with other gladiators‚ wild animals‚ and condemned

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    Rose Gnatovich The Business of Fashion Style Sight Assignment Footwear: Gladiatrix “Gladiator silhouettes make a triumphant return to the runways on catwalks across the globe. Intricately woven‚ criss-crossed and laced upper patterns make their way to or above the knee for a progressive look. Single sole constructions boast open toe lasts‚ while closed‚ pointed toe vamps sit atop sensible platforms to create balance. Sandal silhouettes with lacing details and fringe for flair.” -Stlyesight

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    ruler. These rebellions can be justified or also could be very awful and atrocious. One rebellin that was justified and had great importance of that time period was the Spartacus slave rebellion. this rebellion was started by a group of enslaved gladiators wanting the right to be free of

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    Many ancient‚ significant structures still exist today. For example‚ the Roman Colosseum‚ built between 70 and 72 AD‚ still stands today. It is a very important building as it symbolizes the past glory‚ of the city‚ known for its architecture and gladiator games. Its architectural engineering is one of the main components‚ that has helped it survive and live out its legacy. Under the reign of Emperor Vespasian‚ the construction was completed by 80 AD. The Colosseum quickly became a symbol and an important

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    Spartacus led a revolt of gladiators. Gladiators were men who were trained to fight each other to death for the entertainment of Roman public. Gladiators were not never the same amount of treat that a farm slave or same amount of freedom a herdsmen slave would get. The life of gladiators was not a very promising one with the idea you would die for people enjoyment and had to fight to for a living knowing you can die at the next event. It is talk about great detail that gladiators were not to allow to

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