While the more prominent members of the Rebels were known by name, others remained important on various levels, but where left unnamed. These are some of the Unnamed Rebels who are seen in Vengeance and War of The Damned, but are generally unnamed background characters.
Nemetes' friends[]
Naevia talking to two unnamed rebels.
Nemetes had two friends who followed him around Sinuessa wherever he went. The rebel on the left can briefly be seen at the beginning of Wolves at the Gate during Naevia's bout with Diotimos.
Their association with Nemetes may have been contingent upon a shared ethnic identity, and so could have been Germanic.
They also took part in the slaughter of remaining Roman citizens in Sinuessa
They were both killed by Caesar in Blood Brothers, before Nemetes himself was slain.
Blond haired rebel[]
The blond haired rebel is seen both in Vengeance and in War of The Damned.
He is first seen on top of Vesuvius and later helps defeat Glaber's forces in Wrath of the Gods.
He survives the battle against Scrofa, as well as the battles against Cossinius and Furius. He later helps take over Sinuessa. In Blood Brothers, he is present at the docks when the Cilician Pirates betray Spartacus and Lysiscus is revealed to be a "traitor", and is sent to bring more rebels to the fight.
He supposedly escaped the city, but isn't seen again in the show, and was either killed trying to cross Crassus' wall, died in the final battle, died in the battle against Pompey, or escaped over the Alps to freedom.
This character may have been Germanic, and was probably one of the many Germans liberated in Sacramentum.
Dark haired rebel[]
The dark haired rebel appeared in Men of Honor where she watches and enjoys Ulpianus' fight with another Roman, and appears again in the same episode, standing behind Spartacus and Agron as the Cilician Pirates arrive in Sinuessa. She later appears in Separate Paths traveling with her girl and the other rebels to escape Crassus and his army. She and her girl mourn Spartacus's death and succeed to escape over the Alps to freedom.
Saxa's friends[]
These two women are Saxa's friends who appear in Enemies of Rome, where they make love between them, then with Saxa and Gannicus. They succeeds to escape over the Alps to freedom.
Unnamed rebel[]
This rebel is first seen in Mors Indecepta. After the unsuccessful attack on Crassus' camp, the rebel helps to build the rebel camp. He appears again in Victory where he was killed in the final battle after being stabbed through the chest by a Roman soldier.
Nasir's fellow slaves[]
Nasir's Dominus had many other slaves who were freed along with Nasir and Chadara in A Place In This World, and joind the rebellion. They were probably all Greeks except for Nasir.
The blonde slave, second from the left, can be seen in Chosen Path, joyfully listening to Donar as he recounts the burning of the Arena in Capua
They were all later seen in Wrath of the Gods, and supposedly fight in the Battle of Vesuvius. The two women reappear in Sinuessa in Valle. They succeed to escape when Crassus' Men invade the city. They mourn Spartacus's death and succeeds to escape over the Alps to freedom.
The final fates of the men is unknown.
Unnamed rebel[]
This rebel has appeared in Vengeance and only once on screen in War of the Damned. She appears in Wrath of the Gods and likely fought in the final battle against Glaber. She later appears during the funeral of Crixus, shouting out Liscus as one of the rebels who gave their lives for the rebellion. She mourns Spartacus's death and succeeds to escape over the Alps to freedom.
This woman may have been a Nubian of southern Egypt or the Kingdom of Kush. As she's the one who mentions Liscus during Crixus' funeral, it's presumed she joined the rebellion before Glaber's arrival to Capua in Vengeance, or that she was Liscus' lover or a close friend.
2 of Laurus' slaves[]
Other than Sibyl, one male and female slaves of Laurus can be seen later in The Dead and the Dying.
The female slave can be seen in the crowd of rebels as Tiberius is being let free by Spartacus before Kore kills him, smiling and mocking Tiberius with many others.
The male slave can be seen during the Gladiatorial games for Crixus and his fallen army, cheering as Spartacus and the others dispose of Tiberius' men one by one.
It is unknown what ultimately happened to either of them.