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

Overview

Step into the blood-soaked sands of the Colosseum and discover the truth behind the myth of the Roman gladiators. In this riveting exploration:

• Learn the history of gladiatorial games, from their Etruscan origins to their Roman evolution.

• Dive into the training, tactics, and weapons used by these ancient warriors.

• Experience the dramatic rituals of the arena and the political gamesmanship behind the spectacles.

• Meet the men (and women) who fought for survival, glory, and freedom.

Note: This edition is entirely text-based, crafted to provide a deep, immersive reading experience without imagery.

Product Details

ISBN-13:	9798341883444
Publisher:	Barnes & Noble Press
Publication date:	01/28/2025
Series:	The Wonders of Ancient Rome: Life, Battles and Myths
Pages:	238
Product dimensions:	6.00(w) x 9.00(h) x 0.50(d)

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.