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Gladiator

	Flagship Games Presents... HABET, HOC HABET! Rules for Gladiator Combat
		You start with 30 denarii, and with this you purchase and train slaves to become gladiators, as well as maintain your school.
		The campaign rules are deep and richly textured, covering all facets of the Lanista's existence in ancient Rome.
		You can buy, sell and trade gladiators with other Lanista, bet on events, and watch your fortunes rise and fall as your gladiators perform in the arena.
	www.flagshipgames.com /hhh!.htm (1034 words)

	Lanista's profile
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		About Me lanista has not written a profile yet.
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	Eques and Lanista (Site not responding. Last check: )
		It was the lanista who provided his troupe of gladiators for sale or hire to the producer of the show.
		A reviled figure in Roman literature, compared by Martial with libelous informers and liars, the lanista was infamis and regarded as both a butcher (lanius) and a pimp (leno), because he traded in humans for profit.
		Although variously identified as a referee, judge, or umpire, the figure with the rod (rudis) also has been understood to be the lanista.
	penelope.uchicago.edu /~grout/encyclopaedia_romana/gladiators/lanista.html (322 words)

	The Life of a Gladiator Trainer
		The Lanista were men that trained gladiators to fight for public entertainment.
		Lanista are not around today, but there are a few jobs like his.
		Lanista had to be skilled at gladiatorial combat and know the basics of the sport.
	teacherbridge.cs.vt.edu /public/bhs/teachers/sevans/Jobs_Webquest/bodemer_gladiatortrainer_romanjobs.htm (778 words)

	Gladiators - LoveToKnow 1911
		For the first century of the empire it was lawful for masters to sell their slaves as gladiators, but this was forbidden by Hadrian and Marcus Aurelius.
		Gladiators were trained in schools (ludi) owned either by the state or by private citizens, and though the trade of a lanista was considered disgraceful, to own gladiators and let them out for hire was reckoned a legitimate branch of commerce.
		Thus Cicero, in his letters to Atticus, congratulates his friend on the good bargain he had made in purchasing a band, and urges that he might easily recoup himself by consenting to let them out twice.
	www.1911encyclopedia.org /Gladiators (2065 words)

	Lanista
		gladiators • romans • emperor • ludi • lanista
		Though very low ranking in Roman society, gladiators were widely admired and adored as brave and faithful Romans.
		gladiator • roman republic • roman empire • roman society • lanista
	www.suite101.com /reference/lanista (62 words)

	Legion XXIV - Glossary - L
		LAMENATA A more recent term now coming into use for Lorica Segmentata body armor.
		LANISTA Gladiator trainer - Fencing master - Ringleader
		LARARIUM Household shrine where the "Lares" or household gods where worshipped
	www.legionxxiv.org /glossaryL (536 words)

	Bull Terrier - Bull Terier
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	Lanista
		Volunteers also signed a contract (auctoramentum) with a gladiator manager (lanista) stating how often they were to perform, which weapons they would use, and how much they would earn.
		Prospectives also went under a physical examination by a doctor to determine if they were both physically capable of the rigorous training and aesthetically pleasing.
		Sometimes a lanista had to rely on substitutes (supposititii) if the requested gladiator was already dead or incapacitated.
	lanista.zdnet.co.za /zdnet/Lanista (3899 words)

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		Lanista: Lanista: ::::looks at the soldiers, his eyes burning:::: Remember, he is not to be allowed Lanista: Lanista: to escape.
		Lanista: Lanista: For escaping from the justice of the guillotine, of course.
		Lanista: Lanista: ::::emphasizes the last with a slight jab that barely pricks the skin::: Sir Arthur: But, kill me, and the League of the Pimpernel will hunt you all down.
	debate.uvm.edu /whosim/recons/dw-pimperne.txt (18966 words)

	The Roman Gladiator: Who Were the Gladiators?
		In general, gladiators were condemned criminals, prisoners of war, or slaves bought for the purpose of gladiatorial combat by a lanista, or owner of gladiators.
		Romans citizens legally derogated as infamus sold themselves to lanistae and were known as auctorati.
		Gladiators were required to do what their lanista ordered and therefore were revered for their loyalty, courage and discipline.
	ablemedia.com /ctcweb/consortium/gladiator2.html (337 words)

	HippyMan extracts
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	Senatvs Consulta
		Each lanista (trainer/manager) shall operate a ] ludus (school) for the training of gladiators and the performance of ] munera (gladiatorial games).
		The lanista shall have authority to determine ] training methods and standards, schedule and stage munera, and manage all ] other aspects of operation of the ludus, subject to those standards, ] rules, and guidelines the Consilium ad Normas et Incolumitatis shall ] enact.
		The Consilium shall enact rules and ] guidelines to ensure that training and munera are done in a safe manner ] first and foremost, yet also authentic and entertaining, and shall act as ] a rules committee with the authority to establish rules by which actual ] munera shall be conducted.
	www.novaroma.org /tabularium/senate/2001-07-18-iii.html (622 words)

	The Unwilling Vestal eBook
		The rumor is spreading from each of them and running through the audience.” Manlia, in fact, looking about was aware of an unusual stir among the spectators, of notes being handed along and read, of whisperings, callings, signs, pointings; of messengers worming their way from row to row and from tier to tier.
		While it was in progress Manlia had seen one of the Emperor’s orderlies enter the arena from one of the small doors in the wall and confer with the chief lanista, who directed the fighting.
		By this time the arrangements of the lanistas had been so far modified that, instead of a great throng of fighters, there were, in the whole immense arena, not more than twenty pairs.
	www.bookrags.com /ebooks/6070/94.html (415 words)

	glad_en (Site not responding. Last check: )
		For the average Roman, though, the spontaneous submission of a free man to the lanista was considered to be one of the most despicable actions a citizen could do.
		The lanista, who in the Roman world was officially considered one the vilest professions (even lower than pimps, actors and butchers), had the right of life and death over them, since gladiators had to take an oath of complete submission in order to be accepted into the school.
		The gladiator swore to "endure the whip, the branding iron and death by the sword"; these terrible punishments were meant to curb any hint of rebellion and to "brainwash" the fighters so that they would be convinced that overcoming any test was their only salvation.
	www.the-colosseum.net /games/glad.htm (583 words)

	The Circus Maximus, Roma Mater (Site not responding. Last check: )
		The entryway was draped with dark green swags and all of the slaves were clad in light green tunics.
		The lanista swallowed a laugh, seeing the way the Prasina were strutting about in their holiday best, all in various shades of viridian.
		The lanista expected to rake in another ten to fifteen million sesterces just from his percentage of the wagers.
	www.throneworld.com /oathofempire/en/storm_del_19.html (1115 words)

	The Games
		Therefore the lanista was much seen as a kind of pimp.
		In a strange twist, such loathing was not felt for rich men who might indeed act as lanista, but who's main income was in fact generated elsewhere.
		The staff of the lanista which looked after the gladiatorial school (ludus) was the familia gladiatoria.
	www.roman-empire.net /society/soc-games.html (5718 words)

	The Archives - The Show
		As an adolescent, his family was traveling across the desert in a caravan when they were attacked by a group led by the Lanista of Barkar, looking for worthy candidates to serve him as gladiators.
		He was shocked when the Lanista introduced him to the future Lanista--Rainbow, Spartakus' own brother, who was only a small child at the time of the attack, and had been raised by the Lanista as his own son.
		As part of Rainbow's training to become Lanista, the young man was allowed to institute a cruel new rule where the gladiators would be forced to fight with the lives of innocent spectators hanging in the balance.
	tehrig.tripod.com /story2.htm (590 words)

	City of Heroes Official Forums (Site not responding. Last check: )
		Grand Lanista can not have a placeholder because of the way the badge is awarded.
		The current description for Lanista says that it is for winning your first rated gladiator battle.
		Lanista awarding for non-rated matches should probably be considered a bug at this point.
	boards.cityofheroes.com /showflat.php?Number=5944481 (5368 words)

	misconceptions
		In fact, in most cases, the editor had to pay an additional fee to the lanista for every gladiator killed during his games.
		As a result, the majority of the bouts would end in missio, which meant that both gladiators were allowed to leave the arena living.
		Again, the lanistas would be compensated for this, allowing them to replace the dead gladiator.
	www.gladiatorsoftheempire.com /misconceptions.htm (846 words)

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		The training of the gladiators was taken over by the emperor and was owned by the lanista to be trained.
		The lanista either rented or sold the troupe and it became a very lucrative business, frowned upon by the Roman people.
		The amphitheater or the widely known Coliseum, had special socialized seating, a separate box for the emperor and his family, senators and knights had there own sections.
	www.angelfire.com /rpg2/gladwars (341 words)

	Battlenuns for Slayers & She-Wolves
		They are found in combat only in defence of their temple, or in the hiding places of the succubus and demon schools.
		Demons do not normally use humans or animals in their combat, the Lanista prefers to use any weaker demons it can force or coax into his service.
		The Lanista does not overly care if they die, and those that are unconscious cannot be killed except by exhorcism, so will return to the school at the end of a month
	www.chronofus.net /wargames/amazon/nun.htm (1390 words)

	Weapons and Combat (Site not responding. Last check: )
		The gladiators learn certain figures at a lanista school.
		The gladiators training was soon taken over by the Empire because if there were private schools they could form an army and take over the Empire.
		Sometimes the lanista had to rely on substitutes if the other gladiator was already dead.
	faculty.trinityvalleyschool.org /latin/projects/baileyw/combat.html (89 words)

	The Gladiator
		Criminals, having lost their citizen rights and slaves and prisoners of war having none, had no choice about becoming a gladiator, if they had the physical and emotional make-up necessary for the profession.
		It has been estimated that by the end of the Republic, about half of the gladiators were volunteers (auctorati), who took on the status of a slave for an agreed-upon period of time.
		Gladiators were owned by a person called a lanista and were trained in the lanista’s school (ludus).
	depthome.brooklyn.cuny.edu /classics/gladiatr/gladiatr.htm (1051 words)

	Revelations - The Initial Journey - Life Issues (Site not responding. Last check: )
		These free men although they were low on the social scale would often become popular amongst the crowds and find popularity and patronage with wealthy Roman citizens over their criminal counterparts.
		The masters or owners of the gladiators were called lanista.
		As a gladiator a man gained immediate status even though as a gladiator he was forced to act as a slave and to endure flogging, branding or death by the sword.
	www.theinitialjourney.com /lifeissues/life_gladiator.html (773 words)

	Gladiatorial Training and Combat: The Roman Familia That Travels Together, Stays Together
		The gladiators from their certain ludi traveled together as a group, known as a familia, along with their lanista (trainer), from town to town throughout the Empire for gladiatorial games.
		In a typical gladiatorial match, gladiators usually fought one on one, unless there was a request from the audience or the Emperor for another configuration of fighters.
		A gladiator that stayed alive for three years was allowed to retire, or was freed by his lanista.
	ancienthistory.suite101.com /article.cfm/gladiatorial_training_and_combat?CFID=10523041&CFTOKEN=97427616 (605 words)

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