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10 July, 09:53

Why did romans believe it was beneficial to watch gladiators being slain?

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    Answer:it was hard to comprehend for them. But as there religion punishing other people for something they never did, was good for them and meant luck in there future.

    But some people said things not true but they believed it and wrapped it in there foolish brains
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