Source
- 'Greatest of All Time', Peter Struck, Lapham's Quarterly, 2 Aug 2010
- Wealth of today's sports stars is 'no match for the fortunes of Rome's chariot racers', Murray Wardrop, Telegraph.co.uk, 13 Aug 2010
- Charioteers and Racing Factions
- The Origins and Evolution of the Lusitano
- "Roman Life", Mary Johnston, 1957
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| Name | Diocles, Gaius Appuleius |
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| Date of death | AD140 |
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