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kirill115 [55]
3 years ago
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Latin translation for In Romanis provinciis, erant amphiteatra*. Multi (many) gladiatores erant de Thracia* et de Gallia*; in am

phiteatris pugnabant. Praemia gladiatorum (of the gladiators) erant pecunia, fama, libertas (freedom, nom. sing.) et otium.
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Brums [2.3K]3 years ago
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The Roman provinces were amphitheaters. Many (many) gladiators were from Thrace and France; In the amphitheaters in fighting. After the swordplay (of the gladiators) were money, fame, freedom (freedom, nom. Sing.) And unemployment.
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