Plutarch relates how this man's wife interpreted a snake coiling around his sleeping face as a sign that he would be extremely powerful.
Plutarch relates how this man's wife interpreted a snake coiling around his sleeping face as a sign that he would be extremely powerful. This man's subordinates included Cannicus and Castus. This man's major campaign was contemporaneous with Sertorius's uprising further west. Following one victory, this student of Lentulus Batitatus placed half of his forces under the command of a Celt named (*) Crixus. This Thracian lends his name to a league co-founded by Rosa Luxemburg in 20th-century Germany. He took a position on Mount Vesuvius after orchestrating a breakout from a barracks at Capua. His followers were crucified along the Appian Way in 70 BCE after his forces were defeated by Crassus. For 10 points, name this gladiator who led a Roman slave revolt.
Plutarch relates how this man's wife interpreted a snake coiling around his sleeping face as a sign that he would be extremely powerful.
Spartacus