Spartacus

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a new Rome...

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a new ltaly
and a new empire.

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l promise the destruction
of the slave army...

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and the restoration of order...

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throughout all our territories.

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l'd rather be here,
a free man among brothers...

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facing a long march
and a hard fiýght...

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than to be the richest citizen
of Rome...

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fat with food
he didn't work for...

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and surrounded by slaves.

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l promise the living body
of Spartacus...

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for whatever punishment
you may deem fiýt.

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That or his head.

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This l vow by the spirits
of all my forefathers.

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This l have sworn...

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in the temple
that guards their bones.

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Hail Crassus!

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We've travelled
a long ways together.

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We've fought many battles
and won great victories.

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Now, instead of taking ship
for our homes across the sea...

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we must fiýght again.

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Maybe there's no peace
in this world...

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for us or for anyone else.
l don't know.

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But l do know...

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that as long as we live...

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we must stay true to ourselves.

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l do know that we're brothers,
and l know that we're free.

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We march tonight!