A History of Rome Down to the Reign of ConstantineMacmillan and Company, limited, 1935 - 820 pagine |
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Pagina 259
... slaves . on to their estates ; indeed they not only absorbed the greater number of the war captives , but stimulated the regular slave - trade of the Mediterranean regions into unwonted activity ( p . 299 ) . Compared with free wage ...
... slaves . on to their estates ; indeed they not only absorbed the greater number of the war captives , but stimulated the regular slave - trade of the Mediterranean regions into unwonted activity ( p . 299 ) . Compared with free wage ...
Pagina 260
... slaves , though adequate in of the quantity , were of the coarsest type ; their sleeping - quarters often slaves . consisted of underground chambers . Their work , besides being un- ending , was monotonous ; opportunities of family life ...
... slaves , though adequate in of the quantity , were of the coarsest type ; their sleeping - quarters often slaves . consisted of underground chambers . Their work , besides being un- ending , was monotonous ; opportunities of family life ...
Pagina 265
... slaves , many of whom were unfitted slavery . for the rough and monotonous work of the farm , but readily adapted themselves to the conditions of domestic service . The Greek captives not only performed the menial functions of the great ...
... slaves , many of whom were unfitted slavery . for the rough and monotonous work of the farm , but readily adapted themselves to the conditions of domestic service . The Greek captives not only performed the menial functions of the great ...
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