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Cruelty and Civilization: The Roman Games Book

Cruelty and Civilization: The Roman Games
Cruelty and Civilization: The Roman Games, <i>Cruelty and Civilization</i> offers an in-depth look at the Roman games as a force vital to the functioning of an Empire. Gladiatorial combats, chariot races and other spectacles were a kind of public opiate for the citizens of Ancient Rome. The, Cruelty and Civilization: The Roman Games has a rating of 4.5 stars
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Cruelty and Civilization: The Roman Games, Cruelty and Civilization offers an in-depth look at the Roman games as a force vital to the functioning of an Empire. Gladiatorial combats, chariot races and other spectacles were a kind of public opiate for the citizens of Ancient Rome. The, Cruelty and Civilization: The Roman Games
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  • Cruelty and Civilization: The Roman Games
  • Written by author Roland Auguet
  • Published by Taylor & Francis, Inc., June 1994
  • Cruelty and Civilization offers an in-depth look at the Roman games as a force vital to the functioning of an Empire. Gladiatorial combats, chariot races and other spectacles were a kind of public opiate for the citizens of Ancient Rome. The
  • Cruelty and Civilization offers an in-depth look at the Roman games as a force vital to the functioning of an Empire. Gladiatorial combats, chariot races and other spectacles were a kind of public opiate for the citizens of Ancient Ro
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Preface7
Introduction: Roman Cruelty13
IFrom Rite to Spectacle: the Gladiatorial Combats19
IIIn the Arena46
IIIThe Hunts of the Amphitheatre81
IVPurveyors to the Carnage107
VChariot Races, Stables and Factions120
VIThe Reign of the Star149
VIIA Civilization Based on the Games184
VIIIThe Ruins of the Circuses and Amphitheatres200
Short Glossary211
Index217


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