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Страница 1 Blackwell Sourcebooks in Ancient History Greek and Roman Slaveries Страница 4Страница 5Страница 6 List of Figures and Maps Страница 8 Acknowledgements Страница 10 1 What Is Slavery? PROPERTY AND DOMINATION: “CHATTEL SLAVES” AND OTHERS 1.1 Aristotle, Politics, 1253b23–1254a17:¹¹ Greek Philosophical Treatise (Fourth Century BCE) 1.2 Digest, 1.5.3–4: Collection of Latin Juristic Texts (Sixth Century CE) 1.3 Pollux, Onomastikon, 3.83: Greek Thesaurus (Second Century CE) 1.4 Thucydides, 5.23: Greek Historiography (Late Fifth Century BCE) 1.5 Thucydides, 8.40.2: Greek Historiography (Late Fifth Century BCE) 1.6 Strabo, Geography, 8.5.4: Greek Geography (End of First Century BCE/Early First Century CE) 1.7 Plutarch, Spartan Sayings 239d–e: Greek Collection of Sayings (Late First/Early Second Century CE) 1.8 Plutarch, Life of Lycurgus, 28: Greek Biography (Late First/Early Second Century CE) 1.9 Aristotle, Politics, 1264a17–22: Greek Philosophical Treatise (Fourth Century BCE) 1.10 Ps.-Xenophon, Constitution of the Athenians, 1.11–2:¹⁷ Greek Political Treatise (Probably Fifth Century BCE) SOCIAL DEATH 1.11 Social Death and Roman Law 1.12 P.Herm. 18, 1–12: Papyrus with Record of Official Proceedings in Greek, Egypt (323 ce?) 1.13 Ammianus Marcellinus, History, 28.1.49: Latin Historiography (Fourth Century CE) 1.14 Ps.-Plutarch, On the Education of Children, 8f–9a: Greek Moral Philosophy (Late First/Early Second Century CE) 1.15 IG I³ 1390: Greek Inscription on Theater Seat, Athens (450–400 BCE) 1.16 SEG XL 1044: Greek Funerary Inscription, Gordos, Lydia (69–70 CE) 1.17 CIL VI, 6308 (Latin Text After Caldelli and Ricci 1999): Latin Funerary Inscription, Rome (First Half of First Century CE) 1.18 P.Turner 41, 1–20: Papyrus with Petition in Greek, Oxyrhynchos, Egypt (Mid-Third Century CE) SLAVERY AS AN ASYMMETRICAL NEGOTIATION 1.19 Herodas, Mimiambs, 5:²⁰ Greek Verse Mime (First Half of Third Century BCE) 1.20 Galen, How to Detect Malingerers (Quomodo simulantes morbus deprehendi), pp. 114,14–115,14 Deighgräber and Kudlien²² (XIX.4–5 Kühn): Greek Medical Treatise (Late Second/Early Third Century CE) 1.21 Galen, The Doctrines of Hippocrates and Plato (De placitis Hippocratis et Platonis), V.7.64–66, pp. 352,20–354,2 De Lacy²⁴ (V.497–98 Kühn): Greek Medical Treatise (Late Second/Early Third Century CE) 1.22 Aulus Gellius, Attic Nights, 1.26.3–9: Latin Miscellany of Learned Material (Second Century CE) 1.23 Digest, 1.6.1–2: Collection of Latin Juristic Texts (Sixth Century CE) 1.24 Libanius, Orations, 47.21: Greek Epideictic Oratory (Fourth Century CE) 1.25 Gerontius, Life of Melania, 10: Saint’s Life in Greek (Fifth Century CE) 1.26 Aristophanes, Clouds, 1–7: Greek Comedy (Late Fifth Century BCE) MODALITIES OF SLAVERY 1.27 Artemidorus, The Interpretation of Dreams: Greek Dream Book (Second Century CE) 1.28 Herodotus, 4.1–4.4: Greek Historiography (Fifth Century BCE) 1.29 Xenophon, Memorabilia, 1.3.10–11: Greek Collection of Socratic Conversations (First Half of Fourth Century BCE) 1.30 Dio Chrysostom, Oration 15 (Excerpted):²⁵ Greek Epideictic Oratory (Late First/Early Second Century CE) Notes 2 Studying Slavery The Variety of Evidence and Its Interpretative Challenges IDENTIFYING SLAVES IN DOCUMENTARY SOURCES 2.1 IG II² 2940: Greek Dedicatory Inscription, Laureion, Attica (Fourth Century BCE) 2.2 IG XII.1 881: Greek Funerary Inscription, Rhodes, Dodecanese (Hellenistic Period) 2.3 Masters and Fathers 2.3.a SEG XV 787: Greek Dedicatory Inscription, Galatia (First–Third Century CE) 2.3.b Polemon 2 (1934–40) Supplement, 13, 18.27–34: Greek Inscription Recording Manumissions, Thaumakoi, Thessaly (First Century BCE) 2.4 SEG L 276: Greek Letter Inscribed on Lead Tablet, Athens (Fourth Century BCE) 2.5 P.Ups.Frid. 7: Papyrus with Document in Greek, Unknown Provenance, Egypt (275 CE) 2.6 IC IV 72 ii2–10: Inscribed Laws in Greek, Gortyn, Crete (Fifth Century BCE) 2.7 Aeschines, Against Timarchos, 54–64: Greek Law-Court Speech, Athens (Mid-Fourth Century BCE) 2.8 CIL VI, 12366: Latin Funerary Inscription, Rome (Second Century CE) 2.9 CIL VI, 9983: Latin Funerary Inscription, Rome (First Century CE) FINDING SLAVES AND SLAVERY IN VISUAL AND MATERIAL CULTURE 2.10 The Iconography of Funerary Monuments 2.10.a IG I³ 1289: Funerary Relief with Greek Inscription, Athens (End of Fifth Century BCE) (Fig. 1) 2.10.b I.S myrna 64: Funerary Relief with Greek Inscription, Smyrna, Ionia (Second Century BCE) (Fig. 2) 2.10.c CIL XIII, 7684: Funerary Stele with Latin Inscription, Antunnacum, Germania Superior (First Century CE) (Fig. 3) 2.11 SEG XXXVI 587: Funerary Stele with Greek Inscription, Amphipolis, Macedonia (ca. 100 CE) (Fig. 4) 2.12 The Warren Cup: Roman Silver Vessel (First Century CE) (Fig. 5) 2.13 CIL VI, 1958a: Latin Funerary Inscription, Rome (First Half of First Century BCE) (Fig. 6) 2.14 The Agora of the Italians: Delos, Cyclades (Second Century BCE) (Fig. 7) 2.15 SEG III 672: Greek Graffito on Wall, Delos, Cyclades (Late Hellenistic Period) (Fig. 8) HEARING THE SLAVES’ VOICE? 2.16 Alciphron, Letters, 1.2:³¹ Greek Literary Epistolography (Second/Third Century CE) 2.17 Alciphron, Letters, 2.24–5:³² Greek Literary Epistolography (Second/Third Century CE) 2.18 Menander, The Shield, 238–45:³³ Greek Comedy (End of Fourth/Early Third Century BCE) 2.19 Menander, Men at Arbitration, 538–49 and 557–66:³⁴ Greek Comedy (End of Fourth/Early Third Century BCE) 2.20 Menander, Hero, 15–44:³⁵ Greek Comedy (Late Fourth/Early Third Century BCE) 2.21 Plautus, Persian, 251–71:³⁷ Latin Comedy (Second Century BCE) 2.22 I.P hilippi 416: Latin Funerary Inscription, Philippi, Macedonia (First–Third Century CE) 2.23 Phaedrus, Fables, 3, Prologue, ll. 33–7: Latin Verse Fable (First Century CE) 2.24 Theodoret, Religious History, 9.9: Greek Biography of Ascetics (Fifth Century CE) 2.25 Saint Patrick, Confession, 1, 16–9: Christian Autobiographical Text in Latin (Probably Fifth Century CE) Notes {buyButton}

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