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The Social Politics of Play: How Ancient Roman Games Controlled an Empire

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The Social Politics of Play: How Ancient Roman Games Controlled an Empire

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There is a word that has survived thousands of years, crossed oceans, and nonetheless shows up in political science schoolrooms today: panem et circenses — […]

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Two gladiators face off on the sand floor of the Roman Colosseum as 50,000 spectators roar from the stands during the height of the Roman Empire
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