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Makam Wira Gladiator Ditemui -
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Makam wira Gladiator ditemui
FILEM Gladiator lebih berkisar kepada
imaginasi wira Rom purba.
ROME - Makam wira empayar Rom, Marcus Nonius Macrinus yang menjadi inspirasi filem pemenang Oscar, Gladiator dijumpai di Via Flaminia, utara empayar utama Rom dahulu.
Macrinus ialah wira kesayangan Maharaja Marcus Aurelius kerana banyak membantu Rom menakluk Eropah. Watak itu dilakonkan Russell Crowe selaku Maximus dalam Gladiator.
Menurut pakar arkeologi tempatan Daniela Rossi, Macrinus tidak pernah dijual untuk menjadi hamba seperti dalam filem Gladiator sebelum digelar sebagai pahlawan ulung Rom.
"Makam dijumpai masa kerja pembinaan bersama artifak berharga lain. Ia ditemui dalam keadaan berlumpur mungkin akibat banjir di Sungai Tiber dahulu," ujarnya. - Agensi
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tak sangka pula depa boleh jumpa tomb macrinus ni, eh -
best cerita gladiator tu -- best movie - 2001 - best actor
juga - russell crowe - mana dia sekarang - tak banyak dah
berlakon -
in Gladiator : -
In the final days of Marcus Aurelius' reign, the aging emperor angers
his son Commodus by making it known that he wants Maximus, a
fearsome and respected Roman general, to be his successor.
Power-hungry Commodus kills his father and orders the death of Maximus.
But the latter flees, only to discover that his wife and child have been
murdered by Commodus. Captured, Maximus is forced into slavery, where
he is sold to Proximo, a former gladiator who serves as both mentor and
slavemaster. Maximus trains as a gladiator in the arena, where his fame
grows. He goes to Rome, intent on avenging the murder of his wife and
son by killing the new emperor Commodus. Maximus has learned that the
one power stronger than that of the emperor is the will of the people, and
he knows he can only attain his revenge by becoming the greatest hero in
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mcm mane dorang bole tau tu sememangnyer kubur dia? |
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Reply #3 revolusi_30's post
aku nasehatkan ko.. kalu ko beria ia nak tengok ko bley googel sundrik wokeyyyy kat bod ni tulun jgn probok wokey...  |
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'Gladiator' tomb is found in Rome
Friday, 17 October 2008 13:05 UK
The tomb of a general thought to have been an inspiration for the main character in the Oscar-winning film Gladiator has been unearthed in Rome.
The tomb of Marcus Nonius Macrinus is one of a number of recent archaeological discoveries in the city.
Marcus Nonius Macrinus was a favourite of Emperor Marcus Aurelius, helping him achieve major victories in Europe.
He is believed to have in part inspired the character Maximus Decimus Meridius, played by Russell Crowe in Gladiator.
But although the film character is also a favourite of Marcus Aurelius and goes into battles with him in the late 2nd century AD, that is where the similarities end. The real Roman general is not believed to have been sold into slavery only to return to Rome as a vengeful gladiator.
'Huge' tomb
The tomb was discovered along the northbound Via Flaminia where construction work has been taking place. Many marble columns, inscriptions and decorations have been beautifully preserved thanks to the mud caused by a centuries-old flood of the River Tiber.
It is "the most important ancient Roman monument to come to light for 20 or 30 years", said senior archaeologist Daniela Rossi.
More than 10 inscriptions on the tomb detail the life of Marcus Nonius Macrinus. They show he came from Brescia in northern Italy, was a police commissioner, magistrate, pro-consul of Asia and close confidante of Emperor Marcus Aurelius, who wanted him to fight in the wars against Germanic tribes in northern Europe.
"The movie character played by Russell Crowe leaves for and participates in these wars and is an intimate friend of Marcus Aurelius, chronologically we are in the same period and the war is the same, but the movie character has a very sad story and comes to a terrible end while ours becomes a rich and famous man," said Professor Rossi.
Much of the tomb remains buried in mud, and Professor Rossi said archaeologists were working around the clock to unearth the rest of it.
"Perhaps we will also find the sarcophagus. It's also too early to say how big it is, but it appears there was a row of columns at least 15m long, so it was quite huge," he said.
The tomb is one of a number of recent archaeological discoveries in Rome.
Workers renovating a rugby stadium have uncovered a vast complex of tombs that mimic the houses, blocks and streets of a real city, the Associated Press news agency reports.
Meanwhile, archaeologists restoring imperial residences in the heart of ancient Rome are also reported to have found what they believe to be the underground passageway where the Emperor Caligula was murdered by his guards, the AP also reports. |
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wah wah..sungguh berseni makamnya itu.. |
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jadik.. takde apa-apa tambahan ke pasal si gladiator nih? |
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Post time 19-10-2008 02:38 AM
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Post time 31-10-2008 12:44 AM
