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    Plan of the Circus §330
    The Arena §332
    The Barriers §333
    The Spīna and Mētae §335
    The Seats §337
    Furnishing the Races §339
    The Teams §340
    The Drivers §341
    Famous Aurīgae §342
    Other Shows of the Circus §343
    Gladiatorial Combats §344
    Popularity of the Combats §346
    Sources of Supply §347
    Schools for Gladiators §349
    Places of Exhibition §351
    Amphitheaters at Rome §352
    The Amphitheater at Pompeii §353
    The Coliseum §356
    Styles of Fighting §359
    Weapons and Armor §360
    Announcement of the Shows §361
    The Fight Itself §362
    The Rewards §363
    Other Shows in the Amphitheater §364
    The Daily Bath §365
    Essentials for the Bath §366
    Heating the Bath §368
    The Caldārium §369
    The Frīgidārium and Ūnctōrium §370
    A Private Bathhouse §371
    The Public Baths §372
    Management §373
    Hours Opened §374
    Accommodations for Women §375
    Thermae §376
    Baths of Diocletian §378

X. TRAVEL AND CORRESPONDENCE. BOOKS.
    In General §379
    By Water §380
    By Land §381
    The Vehicles §382
    Carriages §383
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