Ending of a gladiator fight. A defeated retiarius begs the spectators for mercy, while the arbiter holds back the heavy weight pulsator category victor, Epiptas. Two men are playing a water organ in the background. Inscription in Greek: Epiptas pulsator (the one who strikes). Marble sculpture. Late 2n century AD - 3rd century AD. From a Late Roman sanctuary area, Tatarevo, Purvomay region, Bulgaria. National Archaeological Museum. Sofia. Bulgaria.

Name: Ending of a gladiator fight. A defeated retiarius begs the spectators for mercy, while the arbiter holds back the heavy weight pulsator category victor, Epiptas. Two men are playing a water organ in the background. Inscription in Greek: Epiptas pulsator (the one who strikes). Marble sculpture. Late 2n century AD - 3rd century AD. From a Late Roman sanctuary area, Tatarevo, Purvomay region, Bulgaria. National Archaeological Museum. Sofia. Bulgaria. - SuperStock
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Ending of a gladiator fight. A defeated retiarius begs the spectators for mercy, while the arbiter holds back the heavy weight pulsator category victor, Epiptas. Two men are playing a water organ in the background. Inscription in Greek: Epiptas pulsator (the one who strikes). Marble sculpture. Late 2n century AD - 3rd century AD. From a Late Roman sanctuary area, Tatarevo, Purvomay region, Bulgaria. National Archaeological Museum. Sofia. Bulgaria.

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