Ludus
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Ludus may refer to:
- the Latin word ludus, "game, sport, play", with various meanings:
- Ludus (ancient Rome), elementary school, and various forms of game-playing
- Ludus gladiatorius, training camp for gladiators, and especially:
- Ludus Magnus, the major training camp for gladiators in Rome
- Ludus scaenicus, a theatrical performance; see Theatre of ancient Rome
- Ludus latrunculorum, an ancient Roman board game
- Ludi (plural), the games associated with Roman religious festivals
- Ludus, a sports application
- Ludus, British post-punk band 1978–83
- Luduş, a town in Mureş County, Romania
- Ludus, a love style
- Ludus, a CBBC children's television show
See also
- Ludus de Antichristo, liturgical drama from the 12th century
- Ludus Tonalis, 1942 piano work by Paul Hindemith
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