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Ancient Roman Sports Az Athletes Venues Events And Terms 1st Edition David Matz

Name: Ancient Roman Sports Az Athletes Venues Events And Terms 1st Edition David Matz
SKU: BELL-51672096
Price: 31.00 USD
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Ancient Roman Sports Az Athletes Venues Events And Terms 1st Edition David Matz instant download after payment.

Publisher: McFarland & Company, Incorporated Publishers

File Extension: PDF

File size: 2.69 MB

Pages: 238

Author: David Matz

ISBN: 9781476636245, 1476636249

Language: English

Year: 2019

Edition: 1

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Ancient Roman Sports Az Athletes Venues Events And Terms 1st Edition David Matz by David Matz 9781476636245, 1476636249 instant download after payment.

Chariot races. Gladiatorial combat. Fishing. Hunting. Swimming. The ancient Romans enjoyed these sports--sometimes with fanatical enthusiasm. This reference book contains more than 100 entries covering sporting events and activities of the era, and the Romans who sponsored, competed in and attended them. Charioteer Appuleius Diocles, in a career spanning 24 years, competed in 4,257 races, winning an astounding 1,462 of them. Alypius, the young friend of St. Augustine, was both drawn to and repulsed by gladiatorial battles and struggled to shake his mania for the spectacle of blood sport. Brief abstracts of the entries are included for quick reference, along with an expansive glossary and biographical notes on the ancient authors cited.