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Campania (Italy) (search for this): life cal., chapter 18
He exhibited some combats of gladiators, either in the amphitheatre of Taurus,See AUGUSTUS, cc. xxix. and xliii. The amphitheatre of Statilius Taurus is supposed to have stood in the Campus Martius, and the elevation now called the Monte Citorio, to have been formed by its ruins.
or in the Septa, with which he intermingled troops of the best pugilists from Campania and Africa.
He did not always preside in person on those occasions, but sometimes gave a commission to magistrates or friends to supply his place.
He frequently entertained the people with stage-plays of various kinds, and in several parts of the city, and sometimes by night, when he caused the whole city to be lighted.
He likewise gave various things to be scrambled for among the people, and distributed to every man a basket of bread
with other victuals.
Upon this occasion, he sent his own share to a Roman knight, who was seated opposite to him, and was enjoying himself by eating heartily.
To a senator, who was doing the
Africa (Pennsylvania, United States) (search for this): life cal., chapter 18
Campus Martius (Italy) (search for this): life cal., chapter 18
He exhibited some combats of gladiators, either in the amphitheatre of Taurus,See AUGUSTUS, cc. xxix. and xliii. The amphitheatre of Statilius Taurus is supposed to have stood in the Campus Martius, and the elevation now called the Monte Citorio, to have been formed by its ruins.
or in the Septa, with which he intermingled troops of the best pugilists from Campania and Africa.
He did not always preside in person on those occasions, but sometimes gave a commission to magistrates or friends to supply his place.
He frequently entertained the people with stage-plays of various kinds, and in several parts of the city, and sometimes by night, when he caused the whole city to be lighted.
He likewise gave various things to be scrambled for among the people, and distributed to every man a basket of bread
with other victuals.
Upon this occasion, he sent his own share to a Roman knight, who was seated opposite to him, and was enjoying himself by eating heartily.
To a senator, who was doing the
Septa (Virginia, United States) (search for this): life cal., chapter 18
He exhibited some combats of gladiators, either in the amphitheatre of Taurus,See AUGUSTUS, cc. xxix. and xliii. The amphitheatre of Statilius Taurus is supposed to have stood in the Campus Martius, and the elevation now called the Monte Citorio, to have been formed by its ruins.
or in the Septa, with which he intermingled troops of the best pugilists from Campania and Africa.
He did not always preside in person on those occasions, but sometimes gave a commission to magistrates or friends to supply his place.
He frequently entertained the people with stage-plays of various kinds, and in several parts of the city, and sometimes by night, when he caused the whole city to be lighted.
He likewise gave various things to be scrambled for among the people, and distributed to every man a basket of bread
with other victuals.
Upon this occasion, he sent his own share to a Roman knight, who was seated opposite to him, and was enjoying himself by eating heartily.
To a senator, who was doing th