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Greek and Roman sport by Don Nardo · Booklabria

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Greek and Roman sport

Name: Greek and Roman sport
Author: Don Nardo

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First published: 1999
Language: English
Editions: 2

Synopsis

Discusses the role of sports in the ancient Greek and Roman world, covering the Olympics, the glories of physical achievement, spectacle sports, horse and chariot racing, and leisure sports.

Subjects: History
Sports
Set in: Rome
Greece

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