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Preface; Part I. Condition of the Slave: 1. Definition and general characteristics; 2. The slave as res; 3. The slave as res (cont.); 4. The slave as man; 5. The slave as man (cont.); 6. The slave as man (cont.); 7. The slave as man (cont.); 8. The slave as man (cont.); 9. The slave as man (cont.); 10. Special cases; 11. Special cases (cont.); 12. Special cases (cont.); 13. Special cases (cont.); 14. Special cases (cont.); 15. Special cases (cont.); 16. Special cases (cont.); Part II. Enslavement and Release from Slavery: 17. Enslavement; 18. Enslavement (cont.); 19. Outline of law of manumission during the republic; 20. Manumission during the empire; 21. Manumission during the empire (cont.); 22. Manumission during the empire (cont.); 23. Manumission during the empire (cont.); 24. Manumission under Justinian; 25. Manumission; 26. Freedom independent of manumission; 27. Freedom without manumission; 28. Questions of status; 29. Effect after manumission of events during slavery; Appendices; Index.
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Richard Hartnett
reviewed The Roman Law of Slavery (Cambridge Library Collection - Classics) on November 16, 2013
The Roman Law of Slavery
This book was very long! Quite informative too!
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