Death and Glory in the Arena: The Myth of the Roman Gladiators: How gladiators in the Roman Empire won over crowds and forged their own legend in Ancient Rome
From slaves and prisoners to the revered legends of the Roman Empire, gladiators have long captured the imagination of history lovers and storytellers alike. Death and Glory in the Arena: The Myth of the Roman Gladiators takes readers on an unforgettable journey into the world of these iconic fighters. Explore:

  • The origins of gladiatorial combat: Etruscan rituals, Roman politics, and the rise of mass entertainment.
  • The savage spectacles: Venationes (animal hunts), naval reenactments, and the bloody art of gladiatorial combat.
  • The lives behind the legends: The training, struggles, and rare freedoms achieved by these warriors.
  • Myth versus reality: Separating fact from fiction about the lives and legacies of gladiators.


Whether you are a history enthusiast or simply fascinated by the raw humanity behind these ancient warriors, this book delivers a vivid and scholarly yet engaging look at their lives.

Note: This edition is text-based, focusing exclusively on content without illustrations.
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Death and Glory in the Arena: The Myth of the Roman Gladiators: How gladiators in the Roman Empire won over crowds and forged their own legend in Ancient Rome
From slaves and prisoners to the revered legends of the Roman Empire, gladiators have long captured the imagination of history lovers and storytellers alike. Death and Glory in the Arena: The Myth of the Roman Gladiators takes readers on an unforgettable journey into the world of these iconic fighters. Explore:

  • The origins of gladiatorial combat: Etruscan rituals, Roman politics, and the rise of mass entertainment.
  • The savage spectacles: Venationes (animal hunts), naval reenactments, and the bloody art of gladiatorial combat.
  • The lives behind the legends: The training, struggles, and rare freedoms achieved by these warriors.
  • Myth versus reality: Separating fact from fiction about the lives and legacies of gladiators.


Whether you are a history enthusiast or simply fascinated by the raw humanity behind these ancient warriors, this book delivers a vivid and scholarly yet engaging look at their lives.

Note: This edition is text-based, focusing exclusively on content without illustrations.
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Death and Glory in the Arena: The Myth of the Roman Gladiators: How gladiators in the Roman Empire won over crowds and forged their own legend in Ancient Rome

Death and Glory in the Arena: The Myth of the Roman Gladiators: How gladiators in the Roman Empire won over crowds and forged their own legend in Ancient Rome

by Caesar Aurelius
Death and Glory in the Arena: The Myth of the Roman Gladiators: How gladiators in the Roman Empire won over crowds and forged their own legend in Ancient Rome

Death and Glory in the Arena: The Myth of the Roman Gladiators: How gladiators in the Roman Empire won over crowds and forged their own legend in Ancient Rome

by Caesar Aurelius

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From slaves and prisoners to the revered legends of the Roman Empire, gladiators have long captured the imagination of history lovers and storytellers alike. Death and Glory in the Arena: The Myth of the Roman Gladiators takes readers on an unforgettable journey into the world of these iconic fighters. Explore:

  • The origins of gladiatorial combat: Etruscan rituals, Roman politics, and the rise of mass entertainment.
  • The savage spectacles: Venationes (animal hunts), naval reenactments, and the bloody art of gladiatorial combat.
  • The lives behind the legends: The training, struggles, and rare freedoms achieved by these warriors.
  • Myth versus reality: Separating fact from fiction about the lives and legacies of gladiators.


Whether you are a history enthusiast or simply fascinated by the raw humanity behind these ancient warriors, this book delivers a vivid and scholarly yet engaging look at their lives.

Note: This edition is text-based, focusing exclusively on content without illustrations.

Product Details

BN ID: 2940184406695
Publisher: Echoes of Ink Editions
Publication date: 01/28/2025
Series: The Wonders of Ancient Rome: Life, Battles and Myths
Sold by: Barnes & Noble
Format: eBook
File size: 1 MB

About the Author

Caesar Aurelius is a passionate author of ancient history and culture, dedicated to bringing to light events, characters and contexts that shaped the evolution of humanity. With a clear and engaging style, Aurelius invites readers to discover the past through detailed and in-depth narratives capable of exploring the social, political and cultural dynamics of distant eras. His work is distinguished by careful research and an intent to make accessible the great stories and mysteries that make up humanity's vast historical heritage. Through ever-expanding works, Caesar Aurelius aims to take readers on a timeless journey, offering compelling perspectives and reflections on the events that have marked human history.
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