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Gladiator
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Mark Cartwright published on 06 November 2012 |
A gladiator was a professional fighter who specialised with particular weapons and fought before the public in large purpose-built arenas throughout the Roman Empire from 105 BCE to 404 CE (official contests). As fights were usually to the death, gladiators had a short life expectancy and so, although it was in some respects a glamorous profession, the majority... [continue reading]
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Peter StothardOverlook Hardcover (10 June 2010)Currently unavailable -

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Gregory S. AldreteUniversity of Oklahoma Press (15 March 2009)Price: $18.40 -

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