Lecture 21 Flashcards

(18 cards)

1
Q

What does “longing for the muck” mean?

A

Respectable women longing for filth

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What could you do if you rented a gladiator?

A

There were no limits, they were slaves so you could do whatever you wanted

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3
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Story about the nasty ass gladiator?

A

He was wounded, wart on his nose, drainage from his eyes, but a high class woman still left her husband for him

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4
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What was gladius slang for?

A

Penis

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5
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Who were “school girls”?

A

Girls who hung out with gladiators

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6
Q

What would graffiti on the walls consist of?

A

Pictures of the gladiator, their name and their victories

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What is meant by Quarantining Gladiators?

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When the gladiator was posed as a threat, they would be taken away from the school to be put in a cell and have their weapons taken away

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Who was Spartacus?

A

A soldier and enemy combatant, was captured and became a gladiatorial slave.

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What was the relationship between the gladiators and their school/owner?

A

Very protective/loyal over their owner, would fight to the death to protect them

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10
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What was Augustus worried about happening at these events?

A

That men and women would mingle in the theatre, so he segregated it so that women sat at the top and men sat at the bottom

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How did politicians use gladiators to promote themselves?

A

Have nicer shows to outdo other people

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What was the restriction for politicians in regards to gladiatorial events?

A

They were allowed to put on the event, but were allowed to run 2 years after they do so

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What was said if you weren’t able to watch an execution?

A

You couldn’t be a roman if you couldn’t watch, if was part of their duty to be able to watch

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14
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What is to be said about your personality if you have interest in gladiatorial combats?

A

You are less reliable

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15
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What did the Christians ban?

A

They banned crucifixions because thats how Jesus died. but didn’t ban executions but they weren’t allowed to preform them.

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16
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Who is Perpetua?

A

She was supposed to be executed, but the night before she had a dream she became a male gladiator waiting to fight in the arena, but the other gladiator was a black devil

17
Q

Who is Felicity?

A

She was NOT executed, though she was disappointed that she wasn’t, as you cannot kill a pregnant woman

18
Q

Why were Christians so sensitive about gladiators?

A

Gladiators symbolized redemption, seeing someone who struggled to die bring their way back to get the punishment of death removed and fight for their lives