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A day in old Rome

Note 215 — Chapter XIX · THE PUBLIC GAMES: THE THEATER, THE CIRCUS, AND THE AMPHITHEATER

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Ordinarily it is stated that there was room for about 87,000 persons in the Flavian Amphitheater. There were seats, however, for only some 50,000, although possibly 20,000 more could find standing room in the great upper sections.

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