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| + | Antonius Proximo was a wealthy slave owner who owned Ex-Roman General Maximus Decimus Meridius, Numidian tribesman Juba, the Barbarian from Germania Hagen, and a lot of other Gladiators from across the world. He himself was a Gladiator who was freed by the Roman Emperor [[Marcus Aurelius]]. He oversaw many Gladitorial Games where his slaves participated in, and he later befriended Maximus. |
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| + | Proximo helped Maximus by letting him and his army of Gladiators stay at his Gladiator School. When Roman Emperor [[Commodus]] sent about 10-20 men to raid the school, Proximo watched. As he was about to take his sword up to fight, 5 Roman troops impaled him with their blades. |
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Revision as of 15:36, 29 December 2010
Antonius Proximo.
Antonius Proximo was a weatlhy slave owner who owned three slaves who were gladiators:
Maximus Meridius, Juba, and the Barbarian Trainer, Hagen .
Slave Owner
Antonius Proximo was a wealthy slave owner who owned Ex-Roman General Maximus Decimus Meridius, Numidian tribesman Juba, the Barbarian from Germania Hagen, and a lot of other Gladiators from across the world. He himself was a Gladiator who was freed by the Roman Emperor Marcus Aurelius. He oversaw many Gladitorial Games where his slaves participated in, and he later befriended Maximus.
Gladiator once Again
Proximo helped Maximus by letting him and his army of Gladiators stay at his Gladiator School. When Roman Emperor Commodus sent about 10-20 men to raid the school, Proximo watched. As he was about to take his sword up to fight, 5 Roman troops impaled him with their blades.