Spartacus

2:17:02

What did he look like?

2:17:04

That's a matter of some
importance to Your Highness?

2:17:07

Yes, to every man who loves Rome
and wishes to see her strong.

2:17:11

We're both Roman patriots, sir.

2:17:13

You're a great one.
l, of course, smaller.

2:17:16

But we both believe
in Roman fair play.

2:17:18

lf you want
something from me...

2:17:20

l would be lacking
in respect for my own conscience...

2:17:23

if l did not say
that l wish something from you.

2:17:25

Name your price.

2:17:27

lf-- no--

2:17:30

when you win
your victory tomorrow...

2:17:32

presumably the survivors
will be auctioned off...

2:17:35

in order to pay for the expenses
of this heroic expedition.

2:17:39

Could not the agent
for that sale be he...

2:17:42

who shares this tiny moment
of history with Your Honour?

2:17:48

l authorize you to be the agent
for the sale of all survivors.

2:17:52

ln return, you will remain here with us
until after the battle...

2:17:55

and aid me
in identifying Spartacus.

2:17:57

After the battle?

2:17:59

You misunderstand me.
l'm a civilian.

2:18:02

l'm even more of a civilian
than most civilians.

2:18:06

lf you wish to remain so...

2:18:08

l should strongly advise you
to stay here and be our guest.

2:18:11

Guard!

2:18:18

My dear, all-conquering
Marcus Licinius Crassus...

2:18:23

what if it is Spartacus
who crosses the battlefiýeld...

2:18:26

looking for you?

2:18:30

ln such circumstances,
l have no doubt...

2:18:32

you will be helping him.

2:18:35

This fellow remains with us
until after the battle.

2:18:37

Make him comfortable.
Don't let him feel lonely.