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Many popular ideas about the Roman arena were formed in the nineteenth century from popular images and accounts . The influential artist Jean Léon Gérôme used genuine gladiatorial art and equipment from Pompeii as models for his paintings of ancient Rome and the arena , but he also invented freely in dramatizing his scenes . Movies from Quo Vadis to Gladiator have drawn on such works to a world of strangely armed gladiators , Christians awaiting attack by lions , and " thumbs down " death - gestures by emperors and crowds . Actual Roman images of the arena are quite different : crowds and emperors are rarely shown , we are not sure which direction the thumb actually pointed in the famous death gesture , and victims of attack by big cats were certainly neither nor . The Romans glorified the shown in the arena , but the events and degraded the participants . Mosaic pictures of executions and combats , violent to our eyes , were displayed in the public rooms and even dining rooms in the homes of wealthy Romans . How can the viewer today possibly understand such images ? Until fairly recently , modern authors writing about the arena minimized its significance and the violence as a to Roman history . The was also to view the events through our own eyes and to see them as or horrifying , although to most Romans with victims of the arena was . In the past few decades , however , have started to analyze the complex motivations for deadly public entertainments and for contradictory views of gladiators as , yet beloved hero - slaves .

 
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