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Because of natural disasters. It was also the victim of vandalism. It was stripped of all of its external decorations and all of its marble for use in other projects.

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After the collapse of the Roman Empire it fell into disuse and disrepair, though still standing. During the Middle Ages it was used as housing and for churches. During the Renaissance it was pillaged by the good citizens of Rome who stripped it to use the marble on their own homes.

The upper part of the southern side of the Colosseum collapsed in an earthquake in 1349 because the soil under that side is less stable.

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No, all public entertainments were free. The only restrictions were in the seating, as people were seated by class and gender.

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In general, the animal hunts took place in the morning, followed by the public executions at around noon and in the afternoon the gladiatorial bouts. After the gladiators ended, came the distribution of gifts to the crown.

In general, the animal hunts took place in the morning, followed by the public executions at around noon and in the afternoon the gladiatorial bouts. After the gladiators ended, came the distribution of gifts to the crown.

In general, the animal hunts took place in the morning, followed by the public executions at around noon and in the afternoon the gladiatorial bouts. After the gladiators ended, came the distribution of gifts to the crown.

In general, the animal hunts took place in the morning, followed by the public executions at around noon and in the afternoon the gladiatorial bouts. After the gladiators ended, came the distribution of gifts to the crown.

In general, the animal hunts took place in the morning, followed by the public executions at around noon and in the afternoon the gladiatorial bouts. After the gladiators ended, came the distribution of gifts to the crown.

In general, the animal hunts took place in the morning, followed by the public executions at around noon and in the afternoon the gladiatorial bouts. After the gladiators ended, came the distribution of gifts to the crown.

In general, the animal hunts took place in the morning, followed by the public executions at around noon and in the afternoon the gladiatorial bouts. After the gladiators ended, came the distribution of gifts to the crown.

In general, the animal hunts took place in the morning, followed by the public executions at around noon and in the afternoon the gladiatorial bouts. After the gladiators ended, came the distribution of gifts to the crown.

In general, the animal hunts took place in the morning, followed by the public executions at around noon and in the afternoon the gladiatorial bouts. After the gladiators ended, came the distribution of gifts to the crown.

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Officially, the Colosseum was known as the Flavian Amphitheater, after Flavian Emperors. It was popularly known, even in those times, as the Colosseum due to the presence of the Colossus of Nero just outside.

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In the colosseum, you enter a dragon to compete. Other than placing them in the colosseum you don't do anything else. A day later your dragon will be done competeing, to know when they are done look for the green bar that will be in front of the arena, if it isn't there anymore tap on the colosseum. A reslut will come up, telling you what place and prizes you have won. This is a great way to earn more gems without having to pay real money.

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I would find a building - any building - somewhere people need help like Jesus did with the prostitutes and the sick and come just as we are. Make a rule that no suits and falseness allowed; if you are a dirty drunk come as a dirty drunk, if you're poor and have no clothes come wearing exactly what you have. By doing this we are now accepting people for who they are, not what we think they are. Now we can build relationships and start dealing with issues. That's a start for building a church. We just need the church to come for who they are, for we are the church. Find an area that people pass by regularly. Keep the church "up-beat" by using guitars, drums, and keyboards. Praying, offering, love, and happy feelings. Make it your own. Start small with one idea and expand. Answer questions about how your church differs from others, what beliefs are associated with the church, and what actions members will be expected to take. You can promote your church online at www.IsGodReliigous.com. Why do people actually start by saying find a building? First of all, the Church is the Body of Christ. If you are called to be a leader in the Body of Christ then you need to be discipled and mentored under a ministry that you can trust. Do not ever take it upon yourself to "start a church" because that is just religion and is not Christ's way. Until you are called by God, appointed by God and anointed by God you have no business starting anything. If you are and you know you have a calling on your life then start in your home or go around your neighborhood sharing the Gospel of Jesus Christ first. If you cannot sway your neighbors to receive Christ and learn to disciple those around you, you will not be a good pastor. Finding a building is man's way of building a religious institution and has nothing to do with Jesus Christ, His ministry, His teaching and His church. * They met in people's houses - not a building * They looked outwards rather than inwards - to evangelise and to help those less fortunate * The leaders were appointed y the church democratically - and given the opportunity to study scripture, prayer and spirituality, so that their leadership was effective (and not the 'blind leading the blind' - as this is how heresies begin. The best thing is to read Acts and some of Paul's letters to get an feel of how churches began. ------------------------------------------------ The above answer may be relevant IF you are planning to start a Christian church. Many members and potential members of the Christian faith tend to adhere to some pretty strict guidlines. If you are not familiar with them, you will want to do your research. The non-religious, logical answer to your question is: First you will want to match your religion or service with the community. A church body will thrive only if the people feel rewarded by whatever service or guidance they are receiving from your organization. Next, you will need to find a way to fund your organization. Building a chappel costs money and buying an existing building costs money; where are you going to get that money? Unless you are wealthy, you will need the support of potential financial backers who feel that your new religious organization has something good to offer the community. Without financial backing, your beggingins will be meager, to say the least. Some networking may the key. If your organization is part of a larger, well established sect or denomination, you may be able to start by speaking to the leaders of some existing churches. If you are starting a new religion, you really have your work cut out for you. Be careful that you don't become accused of starting a cult. The line between a "cult" and a legitimate religion can be shaky, depending on who's defining it. Know your area and whether your religion will be tolerated or even met with violence. Another thing to remember is that you must be well-trained in your profession. If you are starting a church, people will be coming to you for guidance and leadership. Any misstep in this can lead to embarrasment or unforseen difficulties. Even if you will not be the speaker/teacher/preacher, you will still probably looked to for guidance--even if you are merely the investor or co-founder.

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The Colosseum was begun in 72 AD and dedicated in 80 AD.

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A bonanza of loot came in from the conquest of Jerusalem and the raiding of the temple treasures. This financed the building of the Colosseum, and Vespasian's temple to Venus. It is also rumored that all of the Temple Treasure had not been melted down and is still hidden somewhere today.

A bonanza of loot came in from the conquest of Jerusalem and the raiding of the temple treasures. This financed the building of the Colosseum, and Vespasian's temple to Venus. It is also rumored that all of the Temple Treasure had not been melted down and is still hidden somewhere today.

A bonanza of loot came in from the conquest of Jerusalem and the raiding of the temple treasures. This financed the building of the Colosseum, and Vespasian's temple to Venus. It is also rumored that all of the Temple Treasure had not been melted down and is still hidden somewhere today.

A bonanza of loot came in from the conquest of Jerusalem and the raiding of the temple treasures. This financed the building of the Colosseum, and Vespasian's temple to Venus. It is also rumored that all of the Temple Treasure had not been melted down and is still hidden somewhere today.

A bonanza of loot came in from the conquest of Jerusalem and the raiding of the temple treasures. This financed the building of the Colosseum, and Vespasian's temple to Venus. It is also rumored that all of the Temple Treasure had not been melted down and is still hidden somewhere today.

A bonanza of loot came in from the conquest of Jerusalem and the raiding of the temple treasures. This financed the building of the Colosseum, and Vespasian's temple to Venus. It is also rumored that all of the Temple Treasure had not been melted down and is still hidden somewhere today.

A bonanza of loot came in from the conquest of Jerusalem and the raiding of the temple treasures. This financed the building of the Colosseum, and Vespasian's temple to Venus. It is also rumored that all of the Temple Treasure had not been melted down and is still hidden somewhere today.

A bonanza of loot came in from the conquest of Jerusalem and the raiding of the temple treasures. This financed the building of the Colosseum, and Vespasian's temple to Venus. It is also rumored that all of the Temple Treasure had not been melted down and is still hidden somewhere today.

A bonanza of loot came in from the conquest of Jerusalem and the raiding of the temple treasures. This financed the building of the Colosseum, and Vespasian's temple to Venus. It is also rumored that all of the Temple Treasure had not been melted down and is still hidden somewhere today.

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The Colosseum is 157 feet 6 inches in height.

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The Colosseum is in the shape of an ellipse.

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The animals that were fought in the Colosseum were many. Some of them are lions, tigers, hippos, rhinos, bears, leopards, and, believe it or not, ostriches. Any animal that was considered large and vicious was fair game for the arena.

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It wasn't a "roof" per se, but it was more a canvas that provided shade and blocked the rain. It was operated on a pulley system, where there were people standing on the exterior and pull cords that would open it.

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The Colosseum, is located in Rome, Italy, and is slightly east of the Roman Forum.

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In ancient Greece at the annual festival playwrights competed to determine whose tragedy was the best. Audience participation was regarded as a civic duty. In ancient Rome jeering was common at the gladiator games. Audience participation often determined if a competitor lived or died.

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It is a museum

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You can use the Time Flute in Pokémon Colosseum by taking it to the relic in Agate Village and then after selecting it you will have the option of choosing any of the Shadow Pokémon to use it on however there are only 3 Time Flutes that are available in the game and you can only use a Time Flute each time once so you only have a maximum of 3 Time Flutes for you to use in order to help to purify the Shadow Pokémon that you have recovered.

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No. The Colosseum has not been destroyed it is, today, one of the main tourist attractions of Rome.

No. The Colosseum has not been destroyed it is, today, one of the main tourist attractions of Rome.

No. The Colosseum has not been destroyed it is, today, one of the main tourist attractions of Rome.

No. The Colosseum has not been destroyed it is, today, one of the main tourist attractions of Rome.

No. The Colosseum has not been destroyed it is, today, one of the main tourist attractions of Rome.

No. The Colosseum has not been destroyed it is, today, one of the main tourist attractions of Rome.

No. The Colosseum has not been destroyed it is, today, one of the main tourist attractions of Rome.

No. The Colosseum has not been destroyed it is, today, one of the main tourist attractions of Rome.

No. The Colosseum has not been destroyed it is, today, one of the main tourist attractions of Rome.

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The Colosseum was begun in 72 AD. by the emperor Vespasian.

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10 000 lives

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It is pretty good. I have the Pyramid of Light including all three god cards + the three guardian dragons +All three blue eyes + Dark hole including many other good cards.I also have the limited collections set of Magicians. You cant get that anywhere now. I have all toon monsters and I have every single original deck for every character that's in the cartoons. Including Maayz.

Answer: your deck would be good if you have support monsters and spells for it. since Blue Eyes is a LV8 monster it's really costly to summon it normally so you have to get around that using spell cards. Also try replacing your Gemini twins with some monster that has the same attack but with a very good effect to help your deck survive while waiting for your trump cards. depending on wat the othr 1ns r

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People used to sit and watch various forms of entertainment and pageantry at the Colosseum. Some of the events, were celebrations for various gods, gladiator bouts, public executions, wild animal hunts and naval battles.