Explore Stoic perspectives on gladiators, suffering, and endurance through the works of Seneca, Cicero, and others in the arena. Discover how discipline amidst pain can lead to glory, as viewed in ancient times.

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Gladiators in ancient Rome were a diverse group, including slaves, criminals, and prisoners of war, forced into their roles. While some found appeal and wealth in the arena, others faced harsh conditions. Trained by retired gladiators specialized in different fighting styles, they underwent rigorous

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Gladiators Athletic Association at Johns Creek High School provides support for various clubs and activities, covering administrative costs, fundraising, sponsorships, scholarships, and more. They offer online forms access, handle check requests, deposits, donations, and manage memberships and spons

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Gladiators in the Roman Republic were typically slaves, criminals, or prisoners of war forced into the role of fighters. While some saw appeal in the life of fame and wealth that successful gladiators enjoyed, others endured rigorous training and strict discipline under the watchful eyes of lanistas

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