Roman citizens did not join the slave armies of Spartacus. Spartacus and his followers were escaped slaves and malcontent men of the lower classes. They were fighting against the Roman citizens. Spartacus gained must of his followers by promising freedom and loot.
The slave revolt in Italy, known as the Third Servile War, was led by Spartacus, a gladiator and former slave. The revolt began in 73 BCE and saw Spartacus lead a significant uprising against the Roman Republic, attracting thousands of followers. His forces achieved several victories against Roman armies, but ultimately, the revolt was crushed in 71 BCE, leading to Spartacus's death and the crucifixion of many captured rebels along the Appian Way.
Spartacus,led a troup of gladiators to freedom from a training school in Capua,and was joined by thousands of slaves from all over Italy
The key parts of the story about the real Roman gladiator Spartacus can be found in a history book about the Roman Republic.
If you are referring to Sparta, the Greek city state, it never defeated the Romans. If you are referring to Spartacus, he defeated the consular armies of Lucius Gellius Publicola and Gnaeus Cornelius Lentulus Clodianus.
Ancient Roman armies were called legions for a specific reason. In the days of the early ancient Roman republic, all property owning citizens were subject to be drafted into the military. The word legio meant "levy" of service or conscription or draft in our time. Thus those "legioed" formed legions.
The slave revolt in Italy, known as the Third Servile War, was led by Spartacus, a gladiator and former slave. The revolt began in 73 BCE and saw Spartacus lead a significant uprising against the Roman Republic, attracting thousands of followers. His forces achieved several victories against Roman armies, but ultimately, the revolt was crushed in 71 BCE, leading to Spartacus's death and the crucifixion of many captured rebels along the Appian Way.
Spartacus,led a troup of gladiators to freedom from a training school in Capua,and was joined by thousands of slaves from all over Italy
Spartacus was not accused of anything. He was part of some 200 gladiators who escaped from a gladiatorial school and during the course of their escape enlisted thousands of slaves and fought Roman militia and small army units.
spartacus started a gladiotor/slave roman revolution and was very succesful but was eventually defeated by crassus the roman senator.
Spartacus.
The name "Spartacus" is a Latin name. It had no nationality as such. The rebel gladiator Spartacus was said to be from Thrace and also was said to have served in the Roman army. Many auxiliaries either Latinized their names or changed them completely to a Latin (Roman) name.
The key parts of the story about the real Roman gladiator Spartacus can be found in a history book about the Roman Republic.
There was not an epitaph forSpartacus He was killed along his fellow rebels by the Roman armies which suppressed his revolt. An epitaph is aninscriptionon a tombstone. It is unlikely that they held a funeral or made a tombstone for a man who was aslaveand who had been a great threat to the Roman state.
Crassus gained his popularity among many Roman citizens because they were aware of the fact that he was the one who ended the revolt of Spartacus. Even though Pompey came in at the last minute and was given credit, it was Crassus who saved the property and perhaps lives of many citizens.
Spartacus is a latin (Roman) name. It is the same in English, Spanish and Latin
Depends on what you think is 'right'. Spartacus led on of several Roman slave revolts. War slavery 'right'? Was a revolt which saw to slaughter of tens of thousands on both sides 'right'. Should Rome have allowed him to take over Rome because he thought it was 'right'.
Spartacus was Roman, and a Gladiator. Sparta Is in Greece. Sparta fell long before Spartacus was conceived.