Definition: Spartacus was a Roman general who led the slaveθ΅·δΉ to overthrow their emperor, Octavian. His term ended in captivity at Caesar's command. The word "spartacus1" means "crazy" or "mad," referring to his unpredictable and often uncooperative behavior. It describes how he would frequently refuse orders, disrupt orders, and sometimes defy the will of the leaders.
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