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    “The Gladiator” is a popular film that was released in the early 2000’s. The film and its story line were based off of the early Roman Empire and the individuals that were alive during it. After seeing the film, interest is likely to be sparked about the Roman times and how life was back then. The clothing seems interesting, and as long as you were a valuable member of society with no individuals trying to kill you, life was seemingly fun. To some, though, the concept of the Ancient Empire may…

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    people through slavery while glorifying the image of honour and warfare. The Forgotten Legion, written by Ben Kane, ideally follows the story of three men, two ex-gladiators and an Etruscan haruspex, as they travel to the far reaches of the Roman Republic’s hold on Asia in a legion of soldiers to face the dangers of the unknown. The film Gladiator, directed by Ridley…

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    into chaos. Maximus, one of the Roman army`s trusted generals and advisor to the emperor was sent to be executed when Marcus`s son Commodus rises to throne. Maximus manages to escape but is captured by slave traders, renamed Spaniard and became a gladiator by force. His battle experience helped him as he becomes one of the most loved men to fight in the Colosseum. Determined to use his fame and fighting skills to avenge the loss of his family and former glory he and Commodus fight in a battle to…

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    Blog 15 – Gladiator Slots pays out another humongous jackpot It was considered to the greatest movie of its generation and one that has proven time and time again to be truly genre defining. Gladiator was a box office smash when it released in 2000 and has since gone on to become widely recognised as arguably the best film of all time. Taking true inspiration from the movie of the same name, Playtech saw potential in an online slots adaptation of the film. Hence the idea was pitched and what…

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    fighting to expand their empire, and the slaves they took hostage were forced to be gladiators. Some of the emperors ruled with a vicious hand, and they executed people left and right. Others were kind and only cared about making Rome a better empire, but most of the time rulers were violent. The Romans enjoyed violent acts, and were encouraged to attend gladiator fights every week. In Ridley Scott’s movie Gladiator, Marcus Aurelius told Maximus that he should be the next ruler of Rome. When…

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    The article, “Female Gladiators of the Ancient Roman World” is an article by Steven Murray that was published by the Journal of Combative Sport in July 2003 . It features several pictures from the Museum of London and the British Museum of evidence of female gladiators in the Roman world. The article itself is based on the exhumation of a female gladiator’s gravesite in what had once been Roman London and circles around the evidence of female gladiators in the Roman Empire. The reason for the…

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    interview with a great Roman gladiator. The gladiator that I was interviewing was a gladiator call Doctoray he was the first to go against Theokoles. I asked what type of weapon he used because there are so many types like a net a pitch fork two swords or one sword. Then we started talking about Spartacus and he was a Thracian and they are not the most liked kind of tribe and the gladiator school in Capua Pompeii that is were he learned how to fight like a champion gladiators. They have…

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    paper is about Gladiators. What comes to your mind? In mine mind comes blood, and killing. What does Gladiator mean? Who were Gladiators? When did they fight? What were Gladiators? Gladiators would fight to the death. In latin Gladiator means “Swordmen”. So hints the word Sword because gladiators would fight with swords and shelids. And men because most gladiators were mostly men. Most Gladiators were slave or other were captured people. And sometimes even women were gladiators. Slaves would…

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    Introduction to the Gladiators History has shown us that Gladiators were a major important part of Roman history but throughout my research I discovered some major key points on what extent their purpose was and what their origin was. Here is an overview of what Gladiators were. Gladiators were first known in Rome in the third century around the year 216 BCE. They were considered as the stars (like modern day wrestlers). To become a Gladiator you would either have to be a prisoner of war or a…

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    portions that are relevant to ancient history, it does not make it historically accurate. The cinematic production of Ridley Scott’s, Gladiator, conflicts the history of Ancient Rome with misconceptions of character, personage, and events, that would be grasped as truth with a closer look. The inaccuracies in the character of Commodus, the improper representation of gladiators, and the misconception of what occurred within the arena all serve to prove the movie inaccurate. Commodus is portrayed…

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