As for the amphitheaters2

where gladiatorial combats took place, they were as common in Italy
and the Roman Empire as skyscrapers are in the modern city. The word arena, referring to the
site of the games, literally means sand, which is what covered the floor and soaked up the blood.
Openings in the floor of the arena permitted animals to be released into it. A large amphitheater
held at least thirty thousand spectators, and the largest amphitheater of all, the Flavian
Amphitheater—or Colosseum3
—in Rome, seated around fifty thousand.

a. Italy c. Colosseum
b. Roman Empire d. arenas or amphitheaters


d

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