Intellectual Property: Learned Slaves and Educated Freedmen in Republican Rome
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Intellectual Property: Learned Slaves and Educated Freedmen in Republican Rome

by Harriet I. Flower

History Education
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A study of learned slaves and educated freedmen and their impact on intellectual culture in Republican Rome.

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This book examines the contributions of educated slaves and freedmen to Roman intellectual culture during the Republic.

It highlights how knowledge and learning crossed social boundaries in ancient Rome.

The work draws on historical evidence to discuss education, literacy, and social mobility.

Readers gain insight into the complexities of status and intellectual exchange in Republican Rome.

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