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Gladiators
Gladiator Movie 
Summary of Gladiator the Movie
Famous Gladiators
Spartacus the Movie
Biography on Spartacus
Spartacus
Spartacus the Movie Summary
Timeline of Spartacus
Types of Gladiators
Life of a Gladiator
Gladiator History
Gladiator Weapons
Gladius
Roman Gladiator Armor
Female Gladiators
Gladiator Fights
Gladiator Schools
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Gladiator Fights
Gladiator Games
Entry of the Gladiators
Gladiators Clothing
Gladiator Sandals
Andabatae (Sight Restricted Gladiators)
Bestiarii (Beast Fighters)
Bustuarii (Funeral Gladiators)
Cataphractarius (Heavily protected gladiators)
Dimachaeri (Gladiators With Two Swords)
Eques (Horseback And Sword Gladiators)
Gallus (Heavily armored gladiators)
Essedari (War-Chariot Fighters)
Hoplomachi (Armed Fighters)
Laquerarii (Lasso Fighters)
Murmillones (The Fish-Men)
Naumachiarii ( Combatants in Sea-fights)
Paegniarius: (Animal Fighters with a Whip)
Praegenarii (Opening Act Gladiators)
Provocatores (Challengers Protected by a Breastplate)
Retiarii (Net Fighters)
Rudiarius (Free Gladiators)
Sagittarius (Mounted Bowman)
Samnites: (Large Shields and Plumed Helmets)
Secutores (Two Small Eye-Holes in Helmet)
Scissores (Slashers / Carvers - Short Swords)
Tertiarius (Substitute Gladiators)
Thracian (Thrax - Curved Swords)
Velites (Fought in groups with Spears)
Venatores (Wild Animal Hunters)
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