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 1    II,  11|      together with these, 2000 gladiators, a disreputable kind of
 2    II,  23|        of energy, conveyed his gladiators in boats across the Padus,
 3    II,  34|        of an opposing force of gladiators; they wished also to keep
 4    II,  35|       was an island. While the gladiators were making their way to
 5    II,  35|    with the most active of his gladiators. But the gladiator has not
 6    II,  43|    They had routed the band of gladiators, which had been ferried
 7    II,  67|  preparing to exhibit shows of gladiators. Vitellius indeed was never
 8    II,  71|                      A show of gladiators was then given by Fabius
 9    II,  88|     same abundant scale as the gladiators' rations, and the populace
10    II,  94|       the circus with shows of gladiators and wild beasts, and fooling
11    II,  95|   quarter of the city shows of gladiators on a vast and hitherto unparalleled
12   III,  57|     city cohort and a troop of gladiators whose chief officer he was.
13   III,  76|     shut up in the place a few gladiators and seamen, who dared not
14   III,  76| Julianus was in command of the gladiators, Apollinaris of the seamen,
15   III,  76|   indolence made them resemble gladiators rather than generals. They
16   III,  77|       of the foe. A few of the gladiators resisted, and fell not altogether