Gladiators:100 BC–AD 200 by Stephen Wisdom & Angus McBride
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Overview: The gladiatorial games of the Roman world comprised battle for entertainment and slaughter for profit. Although notorious for the use of prisoners of war, conquered slaves and condemned criminals as dispensable ‘extras’, some did volunteer for the gladiatorial profession. Spectacle was everything: combatants were encouraged to draw their opponents’ blood and prolong death. For citizen and caesar, the gladiators created drama through their violence – and the public loved them for it. This title relates how men, and women too, came to find themselves in the arena. As well as detailing the various types of gladiator, their weaponry and equipment, it reveals what training and daily life was like for each – and how this culminated in their stepping into the arena. (Warrior 39)
Since it is unlikely that the publisher will ever issue these titles in electronic format, these were made from from the best of the old PDF scans, and further enhanced in the style of the newer releases. Gratitude and greetz to the original scanners!
Genre: Non-fiction | History
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