Crassus and Spardacus - The Final Finale

Crassus is not going to make a treaty with slaves. Appian says it's slightly less dramatic that aspartacus is wounded in the thigh, nod, and then sinks to his knees, but continues fighting until he's overcome. The two accounts in plutarch and appian aren't exactly the same, but we o get the idea that spartacus keeps fighting until the end. And so spardacus goes on foot. He's supposed to have killed his horse, saying, i don't need one. Now. I'm going to stand on my feet and fight a big, dramatic jes,. If i win, i'll have plenty of horses. After having been