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In Roman society, gladiators had a paradoxal status. They were slaves and the scum of the earth, yet they were admired and worshipped at the same time. The more scarred a gladiator was, the more popular he was. As an example, vials of gladiator sweat were sold as an aphrodisiac.
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How did the public view ancient Rome gladiators?
They loved them. They were like football players.
Why were gladiators needed?
Gladiators were needed for Public Entertainment.
How did the public at the colosseum generally view the gladiators?
they had a paradoxal status.they were slaves and the scum of the earth yet they were admired and worshipped at the same time.
How did the public generally view the gladiator?
In Roman society, gladiators had a paradoxal status. They were slaves and the scum of the earth, yet they were admired and worshipped at the same time. The more scarred a gladiator was, the more popular he was. As an example, vials of gladiator sweat were sold as an aphrodisiac.
Did gladiators get piad?
Gladiators don't get PAID (not piad), they are really just slaves who die for the entertainment of the emperor and the public.
How did the public view gladiators?
In Roman society, gladiators had a paradoxal status. They were slaves and the scum of the earth, yet they were admired and worshipped at the same time. The more scarred a gladiator was, the more popular he was. As an example, vials of gladiator sweat were sold as an aphrodisiac.
What were the gladiators?
Gladiators were professional fighters who battled to entertain the public, politicians, and rulers of ancient Rome
In Rome slaves were used for public amusement when trained to be?
Gladiators
Who sponsored the games for the gladiators?
Usually by politicians trying to entertain the public.
Did gladiators engage in combat with lions during ancient Roman times?
Yes, gladiators in ancient Rome did engage in combat with lions as part of public entertainment events in arenas called amphitheaters.
What was the political purpose for gladiators?
They put on public displays of fights and killings to amuse the public - part of the 'bread and circuses' regimen to keep the people happy.
What types of people were gladiators and why did the fight for rome?
The gladiators were mostly slaves. Some were criminals convicted to the arena. There were also a few volunteers. The gladiators did not fight for Rome. They were not a military force. They fought in the gladiatorial combats, which were public shows in the amphitheatres (arenas). The Romans loved the gladiatorial games.
