Im not sure but i think they cut off their enemys left hands and counted the bodies without left hands
When a gladiator fell or was executed, he was checked by an arena attendant dressed as the god of death, the "Dis Pater". this checking consisted of a blow to the back of the skull with a hammer. Evidence has been found of this in numerous gladiatorial graves.
Yes the gladiators have won a few times. It was a fight between the gladiators was very hard and brutal some would have blood everywhere others would be dead while some would have a sword in their hand ready to fight again.
Oh, dude, they totally recycled them! Like, they used to bury them in these cool cemeteries called gladiator cemeteries. Some were even cremated and their ashes were given to their families. So yeah, the Romans were pretty eco-friendly with their gladiator leftovers.
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gladiators had to fight because they were slaves and their masters told them to do it.when in the arena they had to fight and win or fight well and lose or they would be killed.they did not want to die but part of their code was to die with honor,not flinching when the victor sliced his thoat and kneeling on 1 knee to await their death calmly.
Ancient Romans spoke Latin (and Greek). They don't anymore; Latin is a 'dead' language. Modern Romans speak Italian mostly. "How" they speak is with their tongue, teeth, lips and cheeks ... just like we do. The Romans always spoke Italian.
Yes the gladiators have won a few times. It was a fight between the gladiators was very hard and brutal some would have blood everywhere others would be dead while some would have a sword in their hand ready to fight again.
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At a funeral, the rich Roman ordered two of their best slaves to fight till their death to show some respect to the dead. Also, when Julius Ceasar's father died, he held a Gladiator fight where 640 gladiators fought. The criminals had to also fight with wild beasts.
Oh, dude, they totally recycled them! Like, they used to bury them in these cool cemeteries called gladiator cemeteries. Some were even cremated and their ashes were given to their families. So yeah, the Romans were pretty eco-friendly with their gladiator leftovers.
Slaves, usually criminals. However the criminals were generally not true gladiators, at times they were made to fight another criminals as part of their sentence. Free men also entered the gladiatorial schools.
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it was hidden from the Romans
The Romans buried their dead with coins so that they would have money to pay the ferryman, Charon, to take them across the River Styx into the Underworld.
that one is easy if your dead can u fight no undertaker is not dead
Rome is in Italy so there are 'Romans', the people changed their religion from the old Roman Mythology, however.
Same way we do. They buried their dead.
The Christians, like many other Romans, buried their dead in the catacombs.