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The school, along with the amphitheater, was located outside of the town's walls. The school had training grounds, bathing facilities, an assembly hall and dormitories for the gladiators. The school also had a courtyard which housed a training area for gladiators. The school was attached to an open
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in both traditional and contemporary styles. The festival was founded around 1988 by the italian artist
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appear, together with an eponymous opera based on the novel.
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Septimia Colonia Aurelia Antoniana. During the reign of
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1385:(in German). Walter de Gruyter. p. 852.
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1609:"Unique Roman Gladiator School Unearthed"
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1637:Morgan, James (26 February 2014).
1615:. Associated Press. Archived from
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