I recreated the Colosseum in Rome! reddit.com/gallery/s2tnnm
Inside the Colosseum in Rome. (5472x3648)
Inside the colosseum, rome, italy
Colosseum of Rome, early 20th century. reddit.com/gallery/scdu8l
Colosseum (Amphitheatrum Flavium), Rome.
A Latin scholar travels to Rome in order to visit the Colosseum. He walks into a bar to ask for directions.
The Latin scholar says to the bartender: "Salve! Nemo vestri hoc scriptum intelleget ergo quis se curat?"
The bartender says: "It's been a long time since you last visited Rome, hasn't it?"
What was the process of obtaining a seat at Ancient Romeβs Colosseum, say for gladiatorial games?
This picture taken by Astrophysicist Gianluca Masi shows the ISS passing directly over Rome's Colosseum
Welcome to the streets of Rome! Complete with street vendors, the colosseum, a well, and a town notice board. reddit.com/gallery/qjs67u
The Colosseum from my last visit to Rome. One day I shall return!!
Astrophysicist Gianluca Masi took this picture of the ISS flying directly over the Colosseum in Rome
While most see a simple way to distract a child while getting a shot top minds see the fanfare of Rome's Colosseum, artistic composition rivaling that of Caravaggio, and the sinister implications of The Matrix all wrapped into a single photoshoot.
Inside the colosseum, rome, italy
Modern copy of the Hannibal bust on display in the Colosseum of Rome.
Youβre teleported back to Ancient Rome, and the last thing you cleaned is your weapon in the Colosseum. What is it and how do you fight?
Visiting Colosseum in Rome and Fishing For Italians with Olive Garden youtube.com/watch?v=OivHdβ¦
Colosseum, Rome [Mamiya 7II, Kodak Kodak Portra 400]
Jayne Mansfield at the colosseum in Rome (1962)
[Link] What was the process of obtaining a seat at Ancient Romeβs Colosseum, say for gladiatorial games? reddit.com/r/AskHistorianβ¦
Visiting Colosseum in Rome and Fishing For Italians with Olive Garden youtube.com/watch?v=OivHdβ¦
Colosseum - Rome, Italy (this summer)
People who live close to ancient structures like the Colosseum in Rome, how do you feel about them? Do these things just fade in the background or always amazing?
Rome's Colosseum opens its underground for the first time in its history edition.cnn.com/travel/arβ¦
Like Rome, CCP restarts the Colosseum games to distract the masses from the failing economy.
This is an Imperial Spaceship (Colosseum in Rome)
American soldiers touring the Colosseum, the Palace of Augustus Caesar, and finally the tomb of Hadrian, in Rome June, 1944. reddit.com/gallery/pjt7lx
Rome's Colosseum opens its underground for the first time in its history edition.cnn.com/travel/arβ¦
US Army soldiers march past the Colosseum in Rome, Italy, shortly after the German forces departed, June 5 1944.
When in Romeβ¦ but did you know the colosseum isnβt in fact a circle? Historians believe the elliptical shape was chosen as it allows for a larger area with fewer building materials. For example, doubling the area of a circle gives a much larger perimeter than building an ellipse of the same area.
Tourists break into Rome's Colosseum to drink beer edition.cnn.com/travel/arβ¦
What forms of "Survival Games" ever happened in real life apart from the gladiator games in Rome's Colosseum? In which cultures?
Bit of a silly question, I know...
Just so: Inspired by lots of media from recent years, that show some forms of staged survival games, where a rich elite watches some poorer people playing against each other, often in forms of death or life games (like "The Purge", "Squid Game", probably "The Hunger Games" etc.) I wondered...
What are the historical inspirations behind these works? What's the most recent example of such a "game" (actually form of torture)? Are there other less famous examples, than what happened in the roman colosseum? Etc.
Any answer will be appreciated.
Thanks a lot!
Jean-Achille Benouville - The Colosseum Viewed From The Palatine, Rome (1844)
