"We must be cautious," he muttered. "These gladiators will be aiming to hurt us."

From the opposite end came the gladiators--also to a great roar of approval. "We aren't the only popular ones..." replied Cornelius.

"For the past month, we have taken these beasts and, at Hadrian's bidding, trained them to the highest level!"

Pliny sneaked over to give them a last boost of morale. "Good work, lads."

"Keep tight," he said. "Don't let them pick you off. We'll be stronger if we stay together."

We normally RUN at the slightest sign of trouble! Even a gust of wind sets us off!

She took a hit as the flood of Roman swords finally overpowered her.

It wasn't an accurate depiction of the Battle of Alesia - these things never were- but the audience liked it anyway.

Milus attempted to keep the Romans at bay. Fortunately his skills with a trident were great.