Using a variety of textual and archaeological evidence, this course explores the nature of enslavement amongst the ancient Greeks and Romans, and the varied roles and importance of those enslaved in such areas as the economy, the arts, the military, politics, and religion [3 credits]
Using a variety of textual and archaeological evidence, this course explores the nature of enslavement amongst the ancient Greeks and Romans, and the varied roles and importance of those enslaved in such areas as the economy, the arts, the military, politics, and religion [3 credits]
