The exact number of people who died in the Roman Colosseum is not known. However, it is suggested that close to 500,000 people were killed and over one million wild animals as well.
Over 500,000 people died and over 1,000,000 animals died as well
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Yes, it is a valid term, as the people in Britain and Gaul lived according to Roman law and culture, with many of them becoming Roman citizens and magistrates.Yes, it is a valid term, as the people in Britain and Gaul lived according to Roman law and culture, with many of them becoming Roman citizens and magistrates.Yes, it is a valid term, as the people in Britain and Gaul lived according to Roman law and culture, with many of them becoming Roman citizens and magistrates.Yes, it is a valid term, as the people in Britain and Gaul lived according to Roman law and culture, with many of them becoming Roman citizens and magistrates.Yes, it is a valid term, as the people in Britain and Gaul lived according to Roman law and culture, with many of them becoming Roman citizens and magistrates.Yes, it is a valid term, as the people in Britain and Gaul lived according to Roman law and culture, with many of them becoming Roman citizens and magistrates.Yes, it is a valid term, as the people in Britain and Gaul lived according to Roman law and culture, with many of them becoming Roman citizens and magistrates.Yes, it is a valid term, as the people in Britain and Gaul lived according to Roman law and culture, with many of them becoming Roman citizens and magistrates.Yes, it is a valid term, as the people in Britain and Gaul lived according to Roman law and culture, with many of them becoming Roman citizens and magistrates.
There were 1800 Roman Catholics classifed by the Nazis as Jews in the Warsaw ghetto, i will return if i find out where they (and how many in which place) died. It is most likely that most of them died in Treblinka rather than the ghetto.
The Roman empire was diverse because it encompassed many different ethnic groups of people and many different cultures and gods.The Roman empire was diverse because it encompassed many different ethnic groups of people and many different cultures and gods.The Roman empire was diverse because it encompassed many different ethnic groups of people and many different cultures and gods.The Roman empire was diverse because it encompassed many different ethnic groups of people and many different cultures and gods.The Roman empire was diverse because it encompassed many different ethnic groups of people and many different cultures and gods.The Roman empire was diverse because it encompassed many different ethnic groups of people and many different cultures and gods.The Roman empire was diverse because it encompassed many different ethnic groups of people and many different cultures and gods.The Roman empire was diverse because it encompassed many different ethnic groups of people and many different cultures and gods.The Roman empire was diverse because it encompassed many different ethnic groups of people and many different cultures and gods.
They did many fights with dangerous weapons.
Over 500,000 people died and over 1,000,000 animals died as well
There are 50 statues in the colloseum
The Roman theater was wilder.The death was real in the theater,which means many people died while acting and many of them where even eaten by lions.
multis means many ramanis is Roman et is and provinciis is countrys erant is they were amphiteatra is ampitheatre or the Colloseum idk what oppidis is
Rome is a tourist Mecca with many, many tourist attractions. The two most popular are probably: * St. Peter's Cathedral and Vatican City, with the Sistine Chapel and Vatican Museum. * The Roman Forum and the Colloseum as well as the Pantheon, the Spanish Steps, the Roman Baths, the Appian Way, the Catacombs, many other Roman monuments, churches, and museums, and on and on. Try http://www.rome.info/ and many, many other sites on the Web.
It made people richer poorer, many died, many became prisoners, gave them running water, made people have a better life! Peace out! :P
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There are many for example: The Taj Mahal (India) , The Parthenon (Greece), The Colloseum (Italy).
Yes, it is a valid term, as the people in Britain and Gaul lived according to Roman law and culture, with many of them becoming Roman citizens and magistrates.Yes, it is a valid term, as the people in Britain and Gaul lived according to Roman law and culture, with many of them becoming Roman citizens and magistrates.Yes, it is a valid term, as the people in Britain and Gaul lived according to Roman law and culture, with many of them becoming Roman citizens and magistrates.Yes, it is a valid term, as the people in Britain and Gaul lived according to Roman law and culture, with many of them becoming Roman citizens and magistrates.Yes, it is a valid term, as the people in Britain and Gaul lived according to Roman law and culture, with many of them becoming Roman citizens and magistrates.Yes, it is a valid term, as the people in Britain and Gaul lived according to Roman law and culture, with many of them becoming Roman citizens and magistrates.Yes, it is a valid term, as the people in Britain and Gaul lived according to Roman law and culture, with many of them becoming Roman citizens and magistrates.Yes, it is a valid term, as the people in Britain and Gaul lived according to Roman law and culture, with many of them becoming Roman citizens and magistrates.Yes, it is a valid term, as the people in Britain and Gaul lived according to Roman law and culture, with many of them becoming Roman citizens and magistrates.
There were 1800 Roman Catholics classifed by the Nazis as Jews in the Warsaw ghetto, i will return if i find out where they (and how many in which place) died. It is most likely that most of them died in Treblinka rather than the ghetto.
more than 10,000.