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The Colosseum or Coliseum was initially known as the Flavian Amphitheater. The structure was built by the sovereigns of Flavian administration, following the rule of Nero. The name ‘Colosseum’ is gotten from the Latin word ‘Colosseus’ meaning goliath (‘Facts about the Colosseum’, n.d.). It was the biggest amphitheater of the Roman Empire and on the planet (Guinness World Records, 2013). It was likewise considered as perhaps the best work of Roman design and building. The Colosseum could hold between 50,000 to 80,000 observers. (William, 2005) It was utilized for gladiatorial challenges and open scenes, for example, creature chases, mock ocean fights, executions, reenactments of popular fights, and dramatizations dependent on Classical folklore. The structure is utilized for diversion in the early medieval time. It was later reused for various purposes, for example, lodging, workshops, a Christian place of worship, a fortification, a quarry, and quarters for a strict request (‘BBC's History of the Colosseum p. 1’ ,2012). Authentic Aspect The Colosseum was worked after the Flavian line of Emperors including Ves...