The Physical and "Sporting" Activities of the Romans

The physical and "sporting" activities of the Romans

A) revolved around "physical exercises - physical education" during the early years of the Republic.
B) evolved into massive spectacles of entertainment, debauchery, and carnage during the Empire.
C) included ball games, spending time in the baths or engaging in mild exercise tossing various balls back and forth to loosen the joints and increase range of motion.
D) for the most part, was not at all similar to the intense, strenuous activities engaged in by the Greeks in the palastras and gymnasiums.
E) All of the above.