Definition of Venatore. Meaning of Venatore. Synonyms of Venatore

- Look up venatio in Wiktionary, the free dictionary. Venatio (Latin: venatio, "hunting", plural venationes) was a type of entertainment in Roman amphitheaters...
- simia De grue et pavone De quercu et harundine - The Oak and the Reed De venatore et tigride De quattuor iuvencis et leone - The Bulls and the Lion De abiete...
- an accompaniment to provincial games (with gladiators, bestiarii, or venatores and prisoners attacked by beasts). Their instruments are a long straight...
- Two venatores fighting a tiger (5th century AD mosaic in the Great Palace of Constantinople)...
- for the once-prevalent notion that arena personnel such as gladiators, venatores and bestiarii were personally or professionally dedicated to her cult...
- for those who made a career out of parti****ting in arena "hunts" was venatores. As a means of torturous capital punishment, death by wild beasts was...
- setting. But he went well beyond that. "For example, in describing the venatores' battle with the lions and tigers, he drew on Martial and Strabo as original...
- successfully partaking in these hunts. These men became known as the venatores immunes. The hunters may likely have been ****igned quotas of animals to...
- some time in the 1490s. This was titled De Cortario emente pellem Ursi a Venatore nondum capti (How a tanner bought a bear's skin from hunters before it...
- pug.īdu.—(De) Clericis pugnantibus in duello. Cler.vena.—(De) Clerico venatore. CL·F·—classis forensis. cłicis—clericis. çlḿ—cœlum. cłr—clericus. cl.u·—Clarissimus...