Roman Sports and Spectacles: A Sourcebook contains numerous
translations from the Latin, including famous authors, such as
Cicero, Seneca, Tertullian and Augustine, and the not so famous,
including graffiti, advertisements and tombstones to paint a world
view of what sports Romans played and what they thought of them.
The world of Roman sports was similar in many ways to our own, but
there were significant differences. For one thing Roman sports
centered during religious festivals and the participants were most
often slaves. Roman sports were not team sports, but individual
competitions. And sports like chariot racing and gladiatorial
competitions were very dangerous. Each document includes an
introduction to the source material.
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