Past Lives

Crixus: Gladiators, the Spartacus Rebellion, and Resisting Slavery

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Show Notes

The Spartacus Rebellion is one of the most famous events in all of human history, told and retold time and again. But how and why did it happen, and who participated in it aside from Spartacus himself? Here we focus on Crixus, one of Spartacus's lieutenants, and what we can know about the life of an enslaved gladiator who had had enough.

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