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Roman Empire

The Roman Empire was a dominant historical power that expanded its influence from the struggle against Celtic tribes into regions like Gaul. Following its eventual collapse, the empire left a foundational administrative and cultural legacy that profoundly shaped the development of emerging Germanic kingdoms.

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The Roman Empire's military demands > decline in funding for gladiatorial games

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The increasing military demands on the empire's borders weighed heavily on imperial coffers during the 3rd and fourth centuries AD. This in turn saw a decline in obligatory gains from the state as they couldn't afford to fund the games.

Why Rome Banned Gladiators: The Slow Death of the Arena
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“The increasing military demands on the empire's borders weighed heavily on imperial coffers during the 3rd and fourth centuries AD. This in turn saw a decline in obligatory gains from the state as they couldn't afford to fund the games.”

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