تنظيم الألعاب و دورها السياسي في المجتمع الروماني

Abstract EN

Most of the roman emperors tried to win the hearts of the people by organizing games.

take, for example, emperor Caius Julius Octavius, nicknamed Augustus.

after returning from the eastern provinces in 17 BC, he organized and revived the Ludi Saeculares centuries games, repeating the ancient games in Rome with the so-called the roman games Ludi Romani for the purpose of entertaining the people and keeping them away from matters of politics and governance while ensuring their support for his policies, and for the success of the process, he assigned his assistants, such as the poet Horatius, to write songs for games and matches, which he called Sermonnes, the most famous of which are the songs of Carman Saeculare, centuries fiery songs.