Colosseum in Rome 1) The Coliseum in Rome

Colosseum in Rome
1) The Coliseum in Rome has over 80 entrances and can accommodate about
2) It is thought that over 500,000 people lost their lives and over
3) The last gladiatorial fights took place in 435 AD.
4) All Ancient Romans had free entry to the Colosseum for events, and was
5) The Colosseum in Italy only took 9 years to build using over 60,000
6) The original name of the Coliseum was Flavian Amphitheater, after the Flavian
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>1) The Coliseum in Rome has over 80 entrances and can accommodate about 1) The Coliseum in Rome has over 80 entrances and can accommodate about 50,000 spectators.

>2) It is thought that over 500,000 people lost their lives and over 2) It is thought that over 500,000 people lost their lives and over a million wild animals were killed throughout the duration of the Colosseum hosted people vs. beast games

>3) The last gladiatorial fights took place in 435 AD. 3) The last gladiatorial fights took place in 435 AD.

>4) All Ancient Romans had free entry to the Colosseum for events, and was 4) All Ancient Romans had free entry to the Colosseum for events, and was also fed throughout the show.

>5) The Colosseum in Italy only took 9 years to build using over 60,000 5) The Colosseum in Italy only took 9 years to build using over 60,000 Jewish slaves.

>6) The original name of the Coliseum was Flavian Amphitheater, after the Flavian 6) The original name of the Coliseum was Flavian Amphitheater, after the Flavian Dynasty of Emperors.