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      Horse cultureTopography of Ancient Rome (Archaeology)Ancient Sports/AthleticsRoman social history
Chariot races were the earliest, most popular, and longest-lived of all forms of ‘spectacles’ in the Roman world. This essay surveys the spatial and architectural framework of the Circus Maximus, the primary chariot racing venue at Rome,... more
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      Roman HistoryHorse cultureSports FansRoman social history
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      World HeritageMaqbaraRoman CircusSedes Regia Toletana
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      Horse cultureRoman social historyRoman EmpireRoman Circuses
ABSTRACT: From the moment that executions of Christians in Roman spectacles buildings began to take place, the amphitheatre, as being the generic of such public buildings, becomes one of the paradigmatic settings of Christian identity.... more
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      HistoryAncient HistoryArchaeologyClassical Archaeology
This paper deals with criminal piracy in Constantinople during the early Byzantine times and linked to the Circus factions illegal activities
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      Late Antique and Byzantine HistoryByzantine StudiesLate AntiquityCircus Studes
Sundials in Roman and Byzantine Mosaics (1st – 9th Century AD). A scientific monograph. The sundials on ancient mosaics have not been the subject of scientific studies so far. The author has gathered together in this publication the... more
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      Classical ArchaeologyNear Eastern ArchaeologyMaterials ScienceClassics
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      Classical ArchaeologyPortraitsLate AntiquityRitual Procession
Sundials in Roman and Byzantine Mosaics (1st – 9th Century AD). A scientific monograph. The sundials on ancient mosaics have not been the subject of scientific studies so far. The author has gathered together in this publication the... more
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      Ancient HistoryHistory of Science and TechnologyClassical ArchaeologyNear Eastern Archaeology
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      ArchaeologyRenaissance ArtTopography of Ancient Rome (Archaeology)Italian Renaissance Art
The archaeological excavations carried out in Enrajolat Street in Tarragona, have been provided new architectonic data from the north sector of the roman circus grandstands, and its perimeter’s connection to the representational square of... more
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      Classical ArchaeologyRoman Architecture and UrbanismRoman ArchitectureTarraco
This article focuses on a fragmentary standing statue of a male figure now preserved in the archaeological museum at Sousse, where it is exhibited as a »Dioscurus«. Through comparison with images in numerous media, the marble fragment is... more
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      Roman North Africa (Archaeology)Roman CircusesGreek and Roman magicRoman North Africa
This study presents the first results of the Phillips-University of Marburg ‘Berytos Projekt’ to analyze the excavation data collected in the Wadi Abu Jmil quarter of Beirut. French archeologist Comte Robert du Mesnil du Buisson and his... more
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      Roman CircusesBeirut Roman Urban PlanBeirut Urban ArchaeologyRoman Circus
Le présent volume est consacré à l’hippodrome romain d’el-Bass à Tyr (Liban sud). Cet hippodrome est aujourd’hui considéré comme l’un des monuments de ce type les mieux conservés du monde romain. Par rapport à la ville antique, l’édifice... more
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      Roman CircusesRoman ArchitectureRoman CircusRoman Archaeology
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      Renaissance ArtItalian Renaissance ArtAncient Sports/AthleticsNachleben
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      Ancient Sports/AthleticsRoman IconographyAncient Greek and Roman ArtRoman games
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      Magic and the Occult (Anthropology Of Religion)Witchcraft, Religion and MagicRoman CircusesMagic and Divination in the Ancient World
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      Roman CircusesTarracoTarragonaRoman Circus
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      Roman CircusesOlympic GamesRoman gamesGladiators
What is people, populus, δήμος ? This basic question has been neglected by those who study the Late Empire's population, popular games and popular riots. The article shows that the «people» of each city comprised a distinct social... more
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      Late Antique and Byzantine StudiesByzantine StudiesLate AntiquityByzantine History
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      Roman social historyRoman CircusesRoman gamesRoman Spectacle and Entertainment
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      HistoryAncient HistoryCultural HistoryCultural Studies
En évoquant le milieu du cirque à Liège au milieu du XIXe siècle, Xavier De Reul (1830-1895), géologue et romancier), décrit et dénonce à la fois, dans un style "coruscant", les sévices dont les forains sont victimes et le mépris qui les... more
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      Circus StudesFin de Siecle Literature & CulturePantomimeClown
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      ArchaeologyRenaissance ArtItalian Renaissance ArtNachleben
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      History of SlaveryNachlebenRoman social historyAncient Greek and Roman Art
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      Roman CircusesRoman Spectacle and EntertainmentHorse racingRoman Circus
Book summary: "L’état de fébrilité du public lors des courses de chars de la Rome antique apparaît, à certains égards, comme un lieu commun dans de nombreux passages de la littérature ancienne parvenus jusqu’à nous. Néanmoins,... more
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      Sociology of SportRoman HistoryAncient Sports/AthleticsRoman social history
The paper presents first results of a joint German-Tunisian research project in Carthage, Tunisia. Archaeological fieldwork has been undertaken (preceded by a geophysical survey) in the southwestern quarter of the ancient city to study... more
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      Magic and the Occult (Anthropology Of Religion)Witchcraft, Religion and MagicArchaeology of Ritual and MagicRoman Circuses
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      HistoryAncient HistoryArchaeologyClassical Archaeology
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      History of SlaveryRoman EpigraphyRoman social historyAncient Greek and Roman Art
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      Imperial ritualRoman Circus
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      HistoryAncient HistoryCultural HistoryCultural Studies
Because of their highly public personas but lowly origins and status, Roman charioteers were frequently the subject of bitter invective from elite authors. These authors’ outrage was magnified by many charioteers’... more
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      Sociology of SportRoman HistoryAncient Sports/AthleticsRoman social history
Invitation du Service Culturel de Sainte-Foy-lès-Lyon. Les cirques, les stades, les théâtres, les odéons et les amphithéâtres, édifices de spectacle qui autrefois contribuaient à embellir les villes du monde romain, se fondent ou se... more
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      ArchaeologyRoman HistoryIconographyLate Antique and Byzantine Studies
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      Near Eastern ArchaeologyArchaeology of Ritual and MagicRoman CircusesAncient magic
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      Emperor NeroRoman CircusChariot RacingChariots In the Ancient World
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      Magic and the Occult (Anthropology Of Religion)Witchcraft, Religion and MagicArchaeology of Ritual and MagicRoman Circuses
Spectacles in the Roman Empire (athletic competitions, scenic games, gladiatorial fights, and circus races) brought together generally heterogeneous crowds including, among others, magistrates, senators, knights, plebeians, slaves, women,... more
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      Roman HistoryAudience StudiesAudience and Reception StudiesSpectatorship
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