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1 THE PEOPLE OF ROMAN EMPIRE YEARS AND THE RELATION WITH THE ATHLETICS-SPORTS Greek games this period will sustain the most heavy kick. The stadiums where, free people were fighting for price and glory will change to arenas where slaves will fight between them. They will fight with wild animals for win and for their freedom.

2 The arenas against of athletes sweat will drink slaughtered people and animals blood.

3 Romans buy or shell the athletics wins. Falsify the games doing them sights. All those brought the dieback, the disesteem, the downfall and all together challenged violent death of the games and athletics.

4 At 394 b.c Theodosius the Great will abolish with edict the Olympic games, because he thought that they were idol later celebration. Games fencings and a fight with wild beasts, it was carrying out at the huge amphitheatre, the Coliseum.

5 SOURSES Papirous Larous Britanika Irini Alexiou

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