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... the Colosseum would stage countless shoes and be frequented by millions of spectators over the years. Whereas safety, space and visibility relate to the construction of the Colosseum, there is also the design to consider. Though the main activity went on inside the theatre, the design of the outside was very important. What it outwardly conveyed was important to the Romans. As the games were responsible of cleansing the city of criminals and dangerous beasts, it had to symbolise great power and splendour. The grand scale of the Colosseum was impressive but not overpowering, it was important that it was welcoming but large enough to entertain audiences in there thousands. In conclusion, the construction and design elements regarding safety, space, visibility and outwardly impression were met effectively in respect that centuries later we are able to make the same journey the ancient Romans made, as the Colosseum still stands. TMA03 Classical Studies ( Part ...
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