Look up: ludi

1. Ludi
   (Latin) a pair of players or gladiators; the name comes from the Latin verb ludere, to play; a female gladiators was known as a ludia, which also means actress.
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2. ludi
   Ancient Roman public games. The ludi were formal sports or games of religious origin or with religious connotations. They were often held annually and usually included chariot...
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3. ludi
   Festivals in honour of various divinities, featuring public spectacles and games, including gladiator fights, wild beast shows (minera), chariot races and theatre plays. Public games as seen in: - ludi Capitolini - t he annual games, which lasted for 16 days. - ludi Saeculares - a religious ceremony known as the Secular Games. Also used for ordinar…
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4. Ludi
   (comics) image= --> `Ludi` is a fictional character appearing in the Marvel Comics universe. Publication history: Ludi first appeared in Chamber of Chills #4 (May 1973), and was created by Gardner Fox and Howard Chaykin. The character subsequently appeared in Doctor Strange #35 ...
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5. Ludi
   , were among the ludi presented at Roman religious festivals `Ludi` (Latin plural) were public games held for the benefit and entertainment of the Roman people (populus Romanus). Ludi were held in conjunction with, or sometimes as the major feature of, Roman religious fes...
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