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    9781416532064 March 05‚ 2013 The Spartacus War By‚ Barry Strauss Sparta is a gladiator and slave best known for leading the slave rebellion in Italy against the Rome in 73-71 B.C. Ancient writers seem to have admired Sparta’s military skills‚ but they doubted the slaves’ success. They were happy when the rebellion was extinguished

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    insanity that imbedded itself into our mind. Trepidations are not a trend that has set forth in the twenty first century; we humans hunger after the thrill of terror ever since Roman times. In addition‚ horror films closely relate to events like gladiators fighting at the Flavian Amphitheatre‚ not only because of the blood and gore‚ but for the audience purpose of intentionally

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    can often assume or question whether or not this is the way society was in the past because after all‚ seeing is believing. The Starz original series Spartacus: Blood and Sand is a historical drama based on the life of famous Thracian slave turned gladiator Spartacus (Played by Andy Whitfeild ) who led a slave rebellion(Third servile war or slave war) against the Roman Republic from 73 B.C. to 71 B.C. which is said to inspire various revolutionaries such as The Spartacus League which was a left winged

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    their time and finances for their leisure and entertainment. Gladiatorial shows were a popular form of entertainment in Ancient Rome‚ where Livy and ancient historian dates the first recorded spectacle in Rome being staged in 246BC when three gladiators fought to the death in the Forum Barium‚ other wise known as the Cattle market. Gladiatorial spectacles progressed over the years‚ where Roman nobles began to hold more lavish shows‚ the spectacles also offered the Roman a view of a glorious and

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    Commodus was very unlike his determined‚ prestigious father - he lacked work ethic and an interest in government affairs‚ a trait that would not leave him even in adulthood. He developed a love for gladiator battles‚ which led many to believe he was a product of an affair between his mother and a gladiator. After all‚ he shared few traits with his

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    Mount Vesuvius. News of the revolt began to spread quickly and many slaves throughout the country left their homes and began to join Spartacus and the rebels. Spartacus began to quickly show his talents as a good leader despite being nothing but a gladiator starting with nothing he was able to gather‚ train‚ feed‚ and keep an army together (30:2).Spartacus also began to impose many brilliant ideas to attract more slaves to rise up and join him such as dividing the winnings from raids and war equally

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    streets‚ hoping that someone else would take them in as a servant or slave. Poor in wealth but strong in numbers‚ they were the Roman mob‚ who relaxed in front of the popular entertainment of the time‚ the chariot races between opposing teams‚ or gladiators fighting for their life‚ fame and fortune. Although their lives may have been

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    entrances along the major axes were the service entrances. The Western main entrance was known as the porta triumphalis‚ where the procession made its entrance (Coarelli 132). The opposite entrance‚ known as the porta libitinensis‚ was where the gladiators exited (Coarelli 133). The numbered exits were placed strategically with different staircases leading to different exits‚ so that when the amphitheater emptied there would be no traffic within the building nor on the surrounding streets (Nash)

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    Jobs in Ancient Rome In ancient Rome there were many different types of jobs. Some of the jobs paid well‚ while others did not. A lot of jobs were shown on inscriptions on tombstones. Most jobs are very similar to jobs today. They mostly keep the same reputation as well. Jobs were not easy to come by and people worked hard to get them and maintain the job when they did have it . During ancient Roman times there were many jobs that were considered rich jobs. Mainly everyone in the military became

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    them to the status of popular entertainment and undermine the audience’s appreciation of the seriousness of military actions. Students who are forced to wear school uniforms have their creativity stifled. The growing popularity of American Gladiators shows that people are more interested in

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