Message from @Koningin Van Italië

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2019-06-07 02:46:05 UTC  

In fact the Roman gladiator traditions is splitter in 2: west and east

2019-06-07 02:46:06 UTC  

have you guys seen spartacus the show

2019-06-07 02:46:13 UTC  

Alexander the great is my favorite and Achilles

2019-06-07 02:46:18 UTC  

is not realistic but fun asf to watch

2019-06-07 02:46:38 UTC  

In the west part of the empire gladiator often represented wars or soldiers, this can be seen in their Graves

2019-06-07 02:46:59 UTC  

While in the east they mostly represented myths and the epic litterature

2019-06-07 02:46:59 UTC  

@Mtaddict yes..my aunt was telling my mom about it so I check it

2019-06-07 02:47:12 UTC  

LOL You aunt saw it damn

2019-06-07 02:48:05 UTC  

@Magneto ✌ and other fun fact. There is a recorder match between 2 female gladiators called respectively "Amazone(Amazon) and Achillia(female Achille)"

2019-06-07 02:48:12 UTC  

@Mtaddict yeah..I kinda see it as the Rome version of GOT

2019-06-07 02:48:39 UTC  

naaah its not grounded at all to be GOT

2019-06-07 02:48:52 UTC  

Watch Rome TV Show its actually what hnelped GOT get made

2019-06-07 02:48:56 UTC  

is really good

2019-06-07 02:49:49 UTC  

@Koningin Van Italië that sounds cool...the Amazon's also amazed me especially the myths circling around them especially the Queen of them whom achillis had to take her belt

2019-06-07 02:50:15 UTC  

Amazon's were the top of Roman erotic litterature and culture

2019-06-07 02:50:29 UTC  

lmao

2019-06-07 02:50:55 UTC  

@Mtaddict I will actually check it out..it looks cool In the link u showed already

2019-06-07 02:51:45 UTC  

@Koningin Van Italië it seems that Rome took a heck alot of Greek vibes lol

2019-06-07 02:52:04 UTC  

Yeah but Romans took a lot from etruschians aswell

2019-06-07 02:52:49 UTC  

They were cool though...I saw some drawing of one if their soldiers it looks really cool @Koningin Van Italië

2019-06-07 02:52:49 UTC  

The first gladiators were etruschians and the whole gladiator tradition until the 1/2 century was really similar to the etruschian

2019-06-07 02:53:03 UTC  

1/2 century bc

2019-06-07 02:53:24 UTC  

Fun fact: not all gladiators were slaves

2019-06-07 02:53:49 UTC  

In fact, a little part was made of volunteers

2019-06-07 02:53:55 UTC  

Both males and females

2019-06-07 02:54:05 UTC  

Mostly males of the lowest social classes

2019-06-07 02:54:13 UTC  

Did they use gladiators in the army ?

2019-06-07 02:54:26 UTC  

No

2019-06-07 02:54:36 UTC  

Why not

2019-06-07 02:54:43 UTC  

And that was a shame because they actually had a really similar Training

2019-06-07 02:55:02 UTC  

@Magneto ✌ you see, the gladiators were seen as the lowest possible class in all rome

2019-06-07 02:55:06 UTC  

On pair with prostitutes

2019-06-07 02:55:20 UTC  

Ahhh I see now ..wow

2019-06-07 02:55:21 UTC  

So they were loved inside the arena, but hated outside

2019-06-07 02:55:57 UTC  

Would have been useful in the battlefield

2019-06-07 02:56:14 UTC  

In fact, most of time (like 80% of the time) the population wanted the gladiators to live because they were loved

2019-06-07 02:56:38 UTC  

But on the other hand, they were sometimes hired as bodyguards or private armies

2019-06-07 02:56:59 UTC  

Before the various reforms to prevent private armies

2019-06-07 02:57:08 UTC  

Ahh like the modern WWE guys just real lol

2019-06-07 02:57:25 UTC  

Another fun fsct: they got laid

2019-06-07 02:57:27 UTC  

A lot