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| Preface | 7 | |
| Introduction: Roman Cruelty | 13 | |
| I | From Rite to Spectacle: the Gladiatorial Combats | 19 |
| II | In the Arena | 46 |
| III | The Hunts of the Amphitheatre | 81 |
| IV | Purveyors to the Carnage | 107 |
| V | Chariot Races, Stables and Factions | 120 |
| VI | The Reign of the Star | 149 |
| VII | A Civilization Based on the Games | 184 |
| VIII | The Ruins of the Circuses and Amphitheatres | 200 |
| Short Glossary | 211 | |
| Index | 217 |
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