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The word "juggler" traces its roots back to the Latin word "jocularis," which refers to a person who engages in jesting or humorous behavior. Over time, the term came to be used specifically for performers who entertained audiences with juggling tricks.
In medieval Europe, jugglers were itinerant performers who traveled from town to town, often accompanying acrobats, musicians, and other entertainers. They performed a variety of skills, including juggling, tumbling, and sometimes sword-swallowing. Jugglers were often associated with lower social classes and were sometimes viewed as vagabonds or rogues.
With the advent of the Renaissance and the rise of professional theater, juggling became more recognized as a legitimate form of entertainment. Jugglers began to perform in theaters and at court, and their status gradually improved.
Today, juggling is enjoyed as a form of entertainment, sport, and even circus art. Jugglers perform at festivals, competitions, and in venues around the world. The art of juggling continues to evolve, with new tricks and techniques being developed constantly.
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