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Roman slaves were: always subject to beating to the point of death.
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Roman slaves were: always subject to beating to the point of death.
able to complain about their treatment.
sometimes put into a ring, given swords and forced to fight each other to entertain the public.
could move up in social status.
kept on the outside of the class system.
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