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Spartacus Howard Fast

Spartacus By Howard Fast

Spartacus by Howard Fast


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Summary

Spartacus is a fictionalization of a slave revolt in Rome in 71 BC, well known today because of the 1960 film version. It was originally published by Fast after being turned down by every mainstream publisher of the day. This is a reprinting of the title with a special introduction by the author.

Spartacus Summary

Spartacus by Howard Fast

The best-selling novel about a slave revolt in ancient Rome and the basis for the popular motion picture.

About Howard Fast

Howard Fast

Table of Contents

Spartacus and the Blacklists; How Caius Crassus journeyed along the highroad from Rome to Capua, in the month of May; Being the story which Crassus, the great generaly told to Caius Crassus, concerning a visit to his encampment by Lentulus Batiatus, who kept a school for gladiators in Capua; Being the tale of the first journey to Capua, made by Marius Bracus and Caius Crassus, some four years before the evening at the Villa Salaria, and of the fighting of two pairs of gladiators; Which concerns Marcus Tullius Cicero and his interest in the origin of the Great Servile War; Being an account of Lentelus Gracchus, some of his memories, and some particulars of his stay at the Villa Salaria; Which tells of the journey to Capua by part of the company at the Villa Salaria, of some details of that beautiful city, and of how the travellers witnessed the crucifixion of the last of the gladiators; Which deals with the journey of Cicero and Gracchus back to Rome, of what they spoke of along the way, and then of the dream of Spartacus and how it was told to Gracchus; In which Varinia finds freedom.;

Additional information

NPB9781563245992
9781563245992
156324599X
Spartacus by Howard Fast
New
Paperback
Taylor & Francis Inc
19960930
372
N/A
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