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NINE The fires of love in the Roman, in the arenas
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"The goal is to succeed in learning with a bit of fun, it's all public," explains Léa De Frétas, the speaker's guide who leads the torch visit. For 45 minutes, the one who interprets gladiatrice Achillea, waiting for her future husband Maximus, teaches visitors the Roman customs and customs in the areas of marriage and love relations. "When we were married with the Roman, we had to live together a year. There were many women who left before the …
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