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    The Roman Guide to Slave Management : A Treatise by Nobleman Marcus Sidonius Falx

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      from 4hounds

      Fascinating, especially when looking at Roman attitudes toward keeping slaves. The author used historical works in coming up with Falx's viewpoint, and sometimes Falx seems to be espousing opposite points of view from chapter to chapter. Which is ok, given that he's standing in for Romans in gene...

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      from Rubygarnet

      Excellently "translated" by Jerry Toner, though I suspect Marcus Sidonius Falx thinks more about his slaves' humanity than the average. Hilarious and heartbreaking and gutwrenching reminder of the slavery-based foundations of Rome in specific and many cultures in general, including that of the US...

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