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1       3, VIII|     pain, as the spectators of gladiatorial shows or the people who
2       4, XIV |       charioteer, or the great gladiatorial hunter, famed far and wide
3       6, VII |        into the madness of the gladiatorial games. While he was miserably
4       6, VII | occurred to me, taken from the gladiatorial games. It struck me as relevant
5       6, VII |     this, all the filth of the gladiatorial pleasures dropped away from
6       6, VIII|     incredible passion for the gladiatorial shows. For, although he
7       7, VI  |      was occupied watching the gladiatorial games, he and three comrades