The Roman Gladiator Referee’s Handbook

Nonfiction, History, Ancient History, Rome
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Author: Oliver Hayes ISBN: 9781909099500
Publisher: Bretwalda Books Publication: July 3, 2013
Imprint: Smashwords Edition Language: English
Author: Oliver Hayes
ISBN: 9781909099500
Publisher: Bretwalda Books
Publication: July 3, 2013
Imprint: Smashwords Edition
Language: English

"Ave Caesar. We who are about to die salute you". Or maybe not.
Gladiators, lions, tigers, chariot racing, wrestlers, executioners, dancing girls, musicians, comedians, emperors and slaves, the Games had it all. And the referee had to keep them all in order - somehow.
Being a Gladiator Referee was not an easy job what with angry bears, irate emperors and dishonest ticket salesmen. Thank Jupiter for this handbook to help out the novice referee. The reader will be left entertained and enlightened.

The text and illustrations are in an amusing style and will feature plenty of jokey asides, humorous anecdotes and amazing facts, the book is also historically accurate and checked over by an experienced consultant.
Illustrations are by Ken Wilkins, recently retired from the Beano.

CONTENTS

Foreword
1 Good Luck
2 Getting a Job
3 The Munus
4 Gladiators
5 Wild Animal Hunts
6 Chariot Racing
7 Festivals
8 Free Food for All
9 Executions

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"Ave Caesar. We who are about to die salute you". Or maybe not.
Gladiators, lions, tigers, chariot racing, wrestlers, executioners, dancing girls, musicians, comedians, emperors and slaves, the Games had it all. And the referee had to keep them all in order - somehow.
Being a Gladiator Referee was not an easy job what with angry bears, irate emperors and dishonest ticket salesmen. Thank Jupiter for this handbook to help out the novice referee. The reader will be left entertained and enlightened.

The text and illustrations are in an amusing style and will feature plenty of jokey asides, humorous anecdotes and amazing facts, the book is also historically accurate and checked over by an experienced consultant.
Illustrations are by Ken Wilkins, recently retired from the Beano.

CONTENTS

Foreword
1 Good Luck
2 Getting a Job
3 The Munus
4 Gladiators
5 Wild Animal Hunts
6 Chariot Racing
7 Festivals
8 Free Food for All
9 Executions

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