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[07.10.2007 20:02]

Date published
Oct 2007

100 out of 100

Truly Colossal
"This great symbol of eternal Rome" is where "gladiators met in mortal combat" whilst "condemned prisoners fought off hungry lions"! The Colosseum is certainly the monument of Rome that "thrills the most", and "excites the imagination", which causes "hordes waiting" to see the Emperor Vespasians' construction. Built between 72 AD and 80 AD, on [more...]

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[14.07.2007 22:32]

Date published
Dec 2006

90 out of 100

The Colosseum
The author states that "the Colosseum still remains ancient Rome's greatest architectural legacy". Here was held bloody gladiator battles and at its peak the Colosseum could hold 50,000 spectators. Access is by two elevators to allow visitors to reach the second tier "without having to climb steps 10 inches high". The author states that the [more...]

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[03.10.2006 11:33]

Date published
Apr 2006

100 out of 100

iExplore.com : The Colosseum
The author states that the Colosseum is one of the "most impressive relics of ancient Rome" which serves as "a stark reminder of pagan Rome". Albeit long, the queue was "mercifully fast-moving" at the "outermost circular gallery" where they found "blocks of white stone" with ancient carvings and a staircase to the "first level" which provided [more...]

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