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Terracotta lamp. Date: ca. A.D. 40–100. Culture: Roman, Cypriot. On discus, gladiators’ weapons

1er siècle

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Gallo-roman museum of Lyon - France

Lyon

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Mosaic from Bad KrEuznach...love my gladiators!
Detail of the Gladiator mosaic floor, a Hoplomachus fighti… | Flickr
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BadKreuznach (3rd AD)

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- Frieze with gladiator figures, 2nd - 3rd century AD, from the necropolis at Kibyra, Burdur Museum ./tcc/
Frieze with gladiator figures, 2nd - 3rd century AD, from the necropolis at Kibyra, Burdur Museum

Burdur Museum (Turquie) 2-3rd AD

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Römisch-Germanisches Museum, Köln

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Bestiaires et gladiateurs dans l'antiquité romaine
Mirmillon contre un Thrace, Mosaïque de Zliten, mosaïque de sol romaine datant du IIe siècle après JC, trouvée dans la ville de Zliten en Libye, sur la côte est de Leptis Magna. Elle a été découverte par l’archéologue italien Salvatore Aurigemma en 1913, elle représente des combats de gladiateurs, des chasses d'animaux et des scènes de la vie quotidienne.Tripoli, Lybie

2e siècle

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From the “Gladiator Mosaic,” from the 4th century CE, outside Rome. Each of the 33 pictured gladiators (this is a close-up) is named.
Roman gladiator mosaic …
Battle between Gladiators, detail of a gladiator pinning another to the ground, 320 AD (mosaic), Roman, (3rd century AD) / Galleria Borghese, Rome, Italy / Alinari / The Bridgeman Art Library

4e siècle ap.

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Tomba di Vestorio Prisco, affresco con Gladiatore. Pompei. Tomb of Vestorius Priscus, fresco with Gladiator. Pompeii.
Tombeau de Scaurus, nécropole de la porte d'Herculanum à Pompéi
Secutor versus retirius - Pompei

Pompéi

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Combat entre Asteropaios et Drako. 3e siècle. Italie. Conservé à Berlin, Antikensammlung (SMPK)
In this detail from a larger mosaic in the Römerhalle, Bad Kreuznach (Germany, 3rd AD), the Thraex attacks with the sword in his left hand, which usually would hold the shield. Gladiators were trained to fight against those who were right-handed, and it was the right-hand side that was protected. It must have been disconcerting, therefore, to confront a left-handed opponent, who would have the advantage.
Fight of gladiators-paegniarii. Part of floor mosaic from the Roman villa. Ca. 250 C.E. Nennig on Mosel (Germany), Roman Villa.

3e siècle ap.

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