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naumachiae's Usage Examples:

Dio, Suetonius and Martial all record naumachiae, the commonly used Greek term for what the Romans also called navalia.

Brignoli, 1978 — Brazil Speocera musgo Dupérré, 2015 — Ecuador Speocera naumachiae Brignoli, 1980 — Thailand Speocera octodentis Tong ' Li, 2007 — China.

There they were used to stage mock naval battles (naumachiae), and operated the mechanism that deployed the canvas canopy of the Colosseum.

Both Augustus and Caligula used this building for naumachiae.

naumachiae Brignoli, 1980 — Thailand S.

below the Janiculum stood the Naumachia of Augustus, one of the five naumachiae in Regio XIV.

Unlike gladiatorial combats, naumachiae were infrequently held—they were usually only called to celebrate notable.

the Colosseum, ancient writers recorded that the building was used for naumachiae (more properly known as navalia proelia) or simulated sea battles.

spectators of the Colosseum from the sun and rain, and probably also for the naumachiae.

According to an uncertain and unconfirmed tradition, it was intended that naumachiae (staged sea battles) take place in the amphitheatre, using the ancient.

naumachiae's Meaning':

a naval spectacle; a mock sea battle put on by the ancient Romans