Article: 1.5-К-Г-05
Name: The six gladiators fight with a rhinoceros
Sculptor: MOROZOVA Nadegda, VELICHKO Oleg
Size: 54мм
Material: White metal, acrylic
Description: The baiting of beasts (venatio, lat. venatio, "hunting", mn.C. venationes) - ancient Roman bloody fun, which consisted in the baiting and killing of pre-caught wild, often exotic animals in the arenas of amphitheaters and other public places, fully or partially suitable for this purpose.
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Roman Scorpion
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Foot Roman warrior (velit) in the skin of a Jackal
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