Across
- 3. giver of games.
- 4. full-armed with a breast-plate and visored helmet.
- 5. hunts where Bestiarii fought wild beasts.
- 7. where gladiators fought (general term);sand put down to absorb the blood from a gladiator match.
- 11. hunters – fought wild beasts.
- 14. heavily armed, but can’t see out of visored helmet.
- 16. lightly clad, armed with a net and trident. Usually fought Myrmillones or Secutores.
- 17. gladiator trainer.
- 18. armed with lasso and a curved piece of wood.
Down
- 1. the REAL name of the most famous site for gladiatorial combat (as in, NOT the Colosseum)
- 2. “pursuers” – like Samnite but without the neck protector.
- 6. mock naval battles – they flooded the arena.
- 8. wooden sword given to gladiators on their retirement.
- 9. fought with helmet, oblong shield, sword, fish crest on helmet. Usually fought the retiarius or Thracians.
- 10. people from whom the Romans got gladiatorial games (which were only for funerals originally)
- 12. rode chariots with 2 horses.
- 13. small round shield, curved scimitar.
- 15. oblong shield, visored helmet, sword.
