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Spartacus: The Gladiator by Ben Kane

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Also by Ben Kane:

A Day of Fire, August 2023
Paperback / e-Book
Spartacus: Rebellion, March 2013
Hardcover / e-Book
Spartacus: The Gladiator, June 2012
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The Road To Rome, January 2012
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The Road To Rome, April 2011
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The Forgotten Legion, January 2010
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The Forgotten Legion, March 2009
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Spartacus: The Gladiator
Ben Kane

St. Martin's Press
June 2012
On Sale: June 5, 2012
464 pages
ISBN: 1250001161
EAN: 9781250001160
Kindle: B006ZL9IEM
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Fantasy Historical

Long the stuff of legends, Spartacus is known to most modern readers through the classic Kubrick film version of Howard Fast's novel. Now bestselling historical novelist Ben Kane returns to the source material and presents a lively and compelling new vision of the man who was SpartacusRoman army auxillary, slave, gladiator and ultimately the leader of an army of slaves who nearly brought Rome to its knees. Ben Kane's brilliant novel begins in the Thracian village to which Spartacus has returned after escaping from life as an auxiliary in the R oman army. Jealous of his attachment to Ariadne, a Dionysian priestess, the Thracian king betrays Spartacus to the Romans who take him, along with Ariadne, into captivity and to the school of gladiators at Capua. Against the background of the unbelievable brutality of gladiatorial life, Spartacus and Crixus the Gaul plan the audacious overthrow of their Roman masters. They escape and flee to Vesuvius, where they recruit and train an army of escaped slaves that will have to face the conquerors of the known world, the most successful deadly army in all of history in a battle that will set in motion the legend that is Spartacus.

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