Naumachia

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Naumachia, (Latin, derived from Greek: “naval battle”) plural naumachiae, in ancient Rome, a mimic sea battle and the specially constructed basin in which such a battle sometimes took place. These entertainments also took place in flooded amphitheatres. The opposing sides were prisoners of war or convicts, who fought until one side was destroyed.

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