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Slaves And Clients Flashcards

1
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Athēnaeus

A

Rule that says one individual can have up to 10-20 thousand slaves

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2
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When were captives of war sold into slavery

A

ASAP

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3
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Who conducted slave sales

A

Quaestor

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4
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What was the symbol of a slave sale

A

Hasta

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5
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What does Sub hasty venīre mean

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To be sold into slavery

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6
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What did captives and victims of sacrifice wear on their heads

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Garlands

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7
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Who were Mangōnēs

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Sellers of slaves

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8
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Contubernium

A

Slave marriage

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9
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What were Vernae

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Slaves born in the house

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10
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What did it mean for a slave to have its feet chalked

A

That it was imported

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11
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Who watched over the slave actions

A

Aediles

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12
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What region of slaves had their ears pierced

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The eastern slaves

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13
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What was a Titulus

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A scroll around the slaves neck that gave the buyer the slaves characteristics. It served as a warrant for the buyer

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14
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What was a lēno

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Someone who sold slaves for immoral purposes

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15
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Who were servī pūblicī

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The people who took care of buildings and acted as servants of magistrates and priests

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16
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What slave is in charge of the latifunda

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Vīlicus

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17
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What does a Vīlica do

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Slave in charge of slave women who make wool clothes

18
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What is an ātriēnsis

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A butler

19
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Who was a prōcūrātor

A

The slave who managed money

20
Q

Ōstiārius

A

Door keeper

21
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Ornātor

A

Hair dresser

22
Q

Tōnsor

A

Barber

23
Q

Calceātor

A

Slave who cared for feet or made shoes

24
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Ciniflōnēs

A

Hair dressers of the mistress

25
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Anteambulōnēs

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Slaves who cleared the way for the master

26
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Nōmenclātor

A

Reminded names of people to the master

27
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Adversitōrēs

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Accompanied master back from parties

28
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Who was the salve in charge of keeping the Toga folded when not in use

A

Vestiplicus

29
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What was the name of the power of a master over his slaves

A

Dominium

30
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What ways were the only legal ones that slaves could be killed

A

With good reason due by process of law

31
Q

What was the name for a slaves property of a master allowed it

A

Pecūlium

32
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What was the name for a slave of a slave

A

Vicārius

33
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Who was the salve who took care of a cow heard

A

Bubulcus

34
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What was the slave who took care of pigs

A

Subulcus

35
Q

Who was the slave who accompanied children to school and tutored them

A

Paedagōgus

36
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Pedisequī

A

Carried a child’s books to school

37
Q

Scutica

A

Lash or rawhide made of cords

38
Q

Fugitīvus

A

Fugitive slave

39
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Sportula

A

Cold food gift basket given to slave and cliens by the patron

40
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Deciria

A

A group of ten house slaves

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