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51Dying Gaul — For other uses, see The Dying Gaul (film). The Dying Gaul is a Roman marble copy of a Hellenistic work of the late third century BC. Capitoline Museums, Rome. The Dying Gaul (in Italian: Galata Morente), formerly known as the Dying Gladiator, is… …
52List of Yu-Gi-Oh! cards — The following is a list of notable cards that are in the Yu Gi Oh! Trading Card Game. The cards listed are notable for their relevance to the anime and manga of the same name, its three spin off series, Yu Gi Oh! GX, Yu Gi Oh! 5D s, and Yu Gi Oh! …
53Thraex — The thraex or Thracian was a type of Roman gladiator, armed in the Thracian style with small rectangular shield called a parmula (about 60 x 65 cm) and a very short sword with a slightly curved blade called a sica (not unlike a small version of… …
54List of Roman gladiator types — This is a list of the different types of gladiator in ancient Rome. IntroductionSome of the first gladiators had been prisoners of war, and so some of the first types of gladiators, Gauls , Samnites , and Thraces (Thracians) used their native… …
55History of fishing — Prehistory Fishing is an ancient practice that dates back at least to the Upper Paleolithic period which began about 40,000 years ago. [ [http://news.nationalgeographic.com/news/2001/11/1108 bonetool 2.html African Bone Tools Dispute Key Idea… …
56Helm — Krieger mit Helm (1645) Sportlerin mit …
57Hoplomachus — Der hoplomachus (lat., auch: oplomachus; abgeleitet von altgriechisch ὁπλομαχία hoplomachia „Kampf mit schweren Waffen“) war ein schwerbewaffneter römischer Gladiator. Inhaltsverzeichnis 1 Entwicklung 2 Ausrüstung und Bewaffnung 3 Gegner …
58Ocrea — ( eae f, lat.) war eine metallene Beinschiene. Ocreae wurden von römischen Soldaten und Gladiatoren getragen, um im Kampf Beinverletzungen zu verhindern. Sie bedeckten den vorderen Teil des Beins und wurden mit Riemen, die durch seitlich… …
59Provocator — Vorführung in Carnuntum …
60Gladiateur — Pour les articles homonymes, voir Gladiateur (homonymie). Les gladiateurs (du latin: gladiatores signifiant « combattant à l épée », ou « épéiste »[note 1]) étaient des combattants professionnels, esclaves ou non (esclaves… …
