Slaves

Kelly L. Wrenhaven

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Classical Antiquity Studies Historical Education Studies Worldwide Colonialism, slavery, and trade

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This chapter considers slave education. Section 2 examines the education of slaves through mostly indirect evidence, such as the types of work slaves performed, which presupposes a certain amount of training in skills ranging from crafts to civil service. Section 3 examines slaves as educators, particularly in the capacity of paedagogi, nurses, and schoolteachers.

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1972Familia Caesaris 1977Education in Ancient Rome 2006Greek Historical Inscriptions 404-323 B.C.1990Children and Childhood in Classical Athens 2001Education in Greek and Roman Antiquity 1993Slavery in classical Greece 2009The Athenian Nation 1994The labour of women in classical Athens

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