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How many people fit in a roman colossuem?
At normal it seats 75,000 but during the primus or any main fight it can hold near 120,000.
What is the colossuem?
The Colosseum is the largest ancient Roman amphitheater. It could hold 70,000 people, the cheering could be heard 15 miles away at the port city of Ostia, and it was used for various forms of entertainment.
How found the colossuem?
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How do you spell colossuem?
Colosseum.
Were there bathroooms in the colossuem?
It is not known.
Who thought of the colossuem?
The Romans.
Where is the colossuem?
the Colosseum is in Rome, Italy
Who was the beast master of the colossuem in rome?
i was
When was the colossuem built?
72 A.D. By Vespasian.
Where was the roman colossuem located?
Rome, Italy
How did they make the Roman Colossuem?
roman sand
How many people will the inaugural platform hold?
it can hold exactly 3.141592654 people
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