Gladiatorial shows, pp. 109-113

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  1. 3. A type of gladiator who wore a helmet with a crest shaped like a fish
  2. 6. A priest would perform a _____ ceremony to begin the games.
  3. 10. A gladiator who had survived a long time or had shown great courage could be awarded a ____ sword, which meant that he could retire.
  4. 11. _______ were slaves, condemned prisoners, prisoners of war, or free volunteers.
  5. 13. Because of the riots, the Roman Senate banned Pompeii from holding games for ___ years.
  6. 15. By the end of an animal hunt, ____ of the animals and some of the beast fighters would be dead.
  7. 16. Spectators paid an admission fee
  8. 19. ____________ had a round shield and a curved sword or dagger.
  9. 21. ________ carried an oblong shield and a short sword.
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  1. 1. Who "won" the riot at Pompeii, according to Tacitus? Pompeians or Nucerians?
  2. 2. The final decision for death or mercy was made by the ________ of the show.
  3. 4. The Latin term for an animal hunt.
  4. 5. Wealthy _______ put on the games at their own expense.
  5. 7. Gladiators lived and trained in a ______.
  6. 8. The amphitheater at Pompeii (pictured on p. 109) held about ______ thousand people.
  7. 9. The Latin term for specially trained beast hunters.
  8. 11. What case is the word "puellarum" in the phrase "suspirium puellarum"?
  9. 12. In the graffito on page 113, the gladiator is holding the ____ of victory.
  10. 14. The fight ended with the _____ or surrender of one of the gladiators.
  11. 17. The Latin term for gladiators who were armed with nets (retia) and tridents.
  12. 18. Name of the Roman historian who wrote about an outburst of rioting between Pompeians and Nucerians.
  13. 20. Gladiators entered in procession, paraded around the arena, and saluted the ____ of the show.