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In Roman times, the word "arena" referred to the sandy floor of an amphitheater or gladiatorial combat venue, such as the Colosseum. The term derives from the Latin word for sand, "harena," which was used to absorb blood and provide a surface for various events, including gladiatorial games, animal hunts, and public spectacles. The arena was central to Roman entertainment culture, serving as a stage for dramatic contests and performances.

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