A Companion to Sport and Spectacle in Greek and Roman Antiquity (Wiley Companions to the Ancient World)
by Donald G. Kyle, Paul Christesen
A comprehensive scholarly guide exploring the cultural and social significance of sport and spectacle in ancient Greece and Rome.
About This Book
This companion offers an in-depth examination of athletic competitions and public spectacles in the ancient Greek and Roman worlds.
Contributors explore the cultural, social, and political roles of sport and spectacle across different periods and regions.
The volume covers topics such as the Olympic Games, gladiatorial contests, and the significance of athletic training and performance.
Readers will find discussions of how these events reflected and shaped ancient societies and their values.
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