Capacity. The Colosseum was a stage for gladiatorial battle or a stage for justice where prisoners or criminals were executed in front of the entire Rome. The total capacity of the Colosseum was 45,000 to 55,000 people. There was no entrance fee for spectators but they were provided with a ticket that consisted of a seat and tier number and entrance gate number.
Search the Greek Dictionary. mercy, pity; the moral quality of feeling compassion and especially of showing kindness toward someone in need. pity, mercy, compassion, Mt. 9:13; 12:7; Lk. 1:50, 78; meton.
Definitions vary, contributing to the challenge of defining empathy. Compassion is often defined as an emotion we feel when others are in need, which motivates us to help them. Sympathy is a feeling of care and understanding for someone in need.