In ancient Rome, gladiatorial combat wasn't only for the young. Astonishingly, the oldest known gladiator, Spiculus, fought into his 70s. Having survived numerous battles, he became such a beloved figure that Emperor Nero gifted him estates. Even in retirement, Spiculus remained a symbol of resilience and defied expectations of age in this brutal sport.
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