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  • Page Count 168
  • Publication Year 1987
  • Publisher Oxford University Press
  • ISBN-13 9780195206074

Slaves and Masters in the Roman Empire

By K.R. Bradley

This book investigates the enduring institution of Roman slavery, demonstrating how masters maintained control through a complex interplay of generosity and punishment. Drawing on ancient sources, it illuminates the inherent tensions between slaves and masters, exploring the impact on slave family lives, paths to manumission, and the omnipresent violence of the system. The work emphasizes the harsh realities of Roman slavery.
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Slavery