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    The 1960 film Spartacus‚ directed by Stanley Kubrick’s illustrates the retelling of the story of a slave that had led a revolt. This revolt turned into a major war known as the Third Servile War between the superior powers of the Roman Republic. Kubrick’s version of the film precisely portrays the story of Spartacus‚ but there are elements that embellish the conception of slavery to appeal to an American audience in the 1960s. These embellishments would include the contrast between the characterization

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    | | Throughout history‚ leaders come and go. Some help out and change their civilization for the better‚ and some make it go backwards. Sometimes leaders get so much power‚ they can’t be stopped and they go too far. Nero‚ Tiberius and Caligula were all immoral and corrupt Roman Emperors‚ but one stands out greatly. Nero took control as Emperor of Rome AD 54-68. As a kid

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    Constantine and Christianity. Constantine is called "the Great" mainly due to his deeds rather than due to his intellectual and moral qualities. His claim to greatness is mainly based on the fact that he foresaw the future spread of Christianity and decided to profit from it for his empire‚ as well as completing the work of Aurelian and Diocletian transforming quasi-constitutional monarchy into a naked absolutism. There is no reason to doubt the sincerity of Constantine’s transition to Christianity

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    Lost Letters of Pergamum is about Antipas who was an older Roman nobleman‚ who in his younger days was a landowner in Galilee. He spent most of his time in the cities of Tyre and Caesarea Maritima. Due to health problems he left his business and hometown for Pergamum. At the beginning of the correspondence Antipas is simply an upper-class Roman‚ doing what many in his position do‚ namely‚ maintaining and enhancing his own position in society through acts of benefaction‚ participation in associations

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    Horror is a genre that has been used by many throughout time‚ and more often than not‚ people worldwide enjoy a good thrill. Though the thrill we receive today is a bit more tame than in 246 BC‚ which was a time when gladiators would fight beasts of nature like tigers or even other gladiators. Many gathered to watch the duels with family as something they all could enjoy. To feel the same enjoyment as everyone else. Today we do just that‚ though watching a beheading in today’s time would be heinous and

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    Aspects of slavery from c. 500 BCE until c. 1650 CD Slavery or servitude could be described as one of the most important factors that shaped the culture and lifestyles of the world. Slavery is an essential characteristic to mention when describing all parts of history‚ including ancient‚ medieval and New World societies. These societies viewed class status as a major structural part of their everyday life and social makeup. Class status helped to organize the hierarchy of the nation and produce

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    Commodus had made a sly comment about how his troops slaughtered Maximus’s family‚ Maximus still gave Commodus the respect an emperor deserves. A hero does not have to follow the requirements of Aristotle’s definition to be considered a tragic hero. “Gladiator” was filmed in 1999‚ versus Aristotle’s definition which was created during the time of 300 B.C. Things change overtime‚ in the near future the modern definition won’t be as relevant either another new definition will be created. The definition

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    An example is that the Colosseum was a like a stadium which held entertainment for the citizens of Rome like gladiator fighting. The Colosseum might have sparked the idea of sports stadiums because both buildings are very large‚ they both held entertainment but in different ways. The Colosseum held gladiator fighting while a sports stadium holds sports games such as football. Another example is the Colosseum and sports stadiums have many seats. The Colosseum

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    Life isn’t easy. People face new challenges every day‚ with some being small and some appearing overwhelming. When life appears hopeless‚ it’s time to take a break and recoup‚ and a good way to do so is to sit down and watch some inspiring movies. With many motivational speeches from movies to encourage those who are facing difficult times‚ it may be hard to choose one to watch. Following are some of the best movies for those in this situation and the speeches that truly make them stand out in the

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    fair share of games. One of the most popular events was Gladiating. People would be put in an arena with people surrounding. The people would fight bloodsoking battles to the the death. You could win money and fame. The gladiators were usually slaves but not always. Some gladiators were women. This is one of many entertaining attractions in Rome. There were also chariot races. They were very expensive‚ but they grew in attraction and were very profitable. Chariot races were extremely dangerous. To

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