Lanistae ["lah-nis-tie"] trained these people, and they frequently spoke the phrase "We who are about to (*) die, salute you."
Examples of these peoples included "followers" who were often paired with other examples of these people who carried nets and tridents. Oenomaus and Crixus were instances of these people. Lanistae ["lah-nis-tie"] trained these people, and they frequently spoke the phrase "We who are about to (*) die, salute you." The construction of one location associated with them was begun by Vespasian, and the followers of one of these people were crucified on the Appian Way after a failed revolt. A turned thumb supposedly decided the fate of these people. Spartacus was an example of, for 10 points, what people who often fought in the Roman Colosseum?
Examples of these peoples included "followers" who were often paired with other examples of these people who carried nets and tridents.
gladiators (prompt on "slave"s)