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Gymnasia CarthageCarthage Town Centre Level 2

Gymnasia

At the gymnasia, athletes train naked in tribute to the gods.

The amphitheatron had a circular or oval plan, with a sloping gallery of seats looking over a central arena. Plays were a form of worship of the god Dionysus, and drama festivals such as the Dionysia in springtime were religious celebrations as well as entertaining. Officially, performances in the amphitheatron were only for men, but records show that some women did attend. Theatre changed during the Hellenistic period and, instead of the earlier grand tragedies, audiences wanted plays that were about their own lives rather than the gods and myth. This new style was a comedy of manners, and the extant fragments of Menander's plays show that they were far more sophisticated than the farcical works of Aristophanes and others. This 'New Comedy' went on to influence the playwrights of Rome.

Town Centre

Gathering Place
Gathering Place
(greek_town_centre_1)
Town Centre Level 0
Kapeloi
Kapeloi
(greek_town_centre_market_2)
Town Centre Level 1
Open Air Market
Open Air Market
(greek_town_centre_market_3)
Town Centre Level 2
Emporion
Emporion
(greek_town_centre_market_4)
Town Centre Level 3
Gymnasia
Gymnasia
(greek_town_centre_stadia_2)
Town Centre Level 1
Palestrae
Palestrae
(greek_town_centre_stadia_3)
Town Centre Level 2
Stadia
Stadia
(greek_town_centre_stadia_4)
Town Centre Level 3
Gymnasia

Building Name

Gymnasia

Level Name

greek_town_centre_stadia_2

Building Chain

Town Centre

Building Level

2

Create Time

3

Create Cost

1200

Effects

80 wealth from entertainment (culture) (this_building)
+2 public order per turn (this_province)

Provides Garrison Army

No Garrison Units

Recruitable Units

No Recruitable Units
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