Difference between revisions of "Circus (Q23588)"

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In ancient Rome, a roofless enclosure for chariot or horse racing and for gladiatorial shows; usually a long oblong with one rounded end and a barrier down the centre; seats for the spectators usually on both sides and around one end.

(‎Added [it] description: Nell'antica Roma, un recinto per le corse dei carri,dei cavalli, per i gladiatori; di solito è oblungo con un'estremità arrotondata e una barriera al centro; i posti per gli spettatori si trovavano su entrambi i lati e intorno a un'estremità.)
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Latest revision as of 06:51, 18 October 2023

In ancient Rome, a roofless enclosure for chariot or horse racing and for gladiatorial shows; usually a long oblong with one rounded end and a barrier down the centre; seats for the spectators usually on both sides and around one end.
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In ancient Rome, a roofless enclosure for chariot or horse racing and for gladiatorial shows; usually a long oblong with one rounded end and a barrier down the centre; seats for the spectators usually on both sides and around one end.

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    In ancient Rome, a roofless enclosure for chariot or horse racing and for gladiatorial shows; usually a long oblong with one rounded end and a barrier down the centre; seats for the spectators usually on both sides and around one end. (English)
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