Spartacus

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and destroy every legion
sent against him.

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And once they get to the sea?

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They plan to take ship with Cilician
pirates and return to their homes.

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From which port do they
propose to embark?

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I don't know.

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But city garrisons
can't stand up to them.

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Ifthey are to be intercepted,
it's work for the legions!

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What sort ofa man is
this leader ofthe slaves?

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I don't know.

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I think they called him
Spartacus.

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Is that name familiar to you?

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Yes, it does seem to be.

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I can't place it.

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After he talked to you,
what happened then?

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I was tied to a horse
and lashed out ofcamp.

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How many ofyour company
escaped?

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Fourteen have reported
thus far.

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I myselfwas taken prisoner
in my own command tent.

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The camp was thoroughly infii ltrated
before an alarm could be sounded.

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Did you surround your camp
with moat and stockade?

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No.

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We arrived after sunset.
Sentries were posted every ten paces.

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There was no reason to eхpect
an attack by night.

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Then again, well, they--

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Continue.

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They were only slaves.

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I see.

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I submit that Publius Marcus Glabrus
has disgraced the arms of Rome.

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Let the punishment
ofthe senate be pronounced.

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Ifwe punished every commander
who made a fool of himself...

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we wouldn't have anyone left
above the rank ofcenturion.