- A
freedman or
freedwoman is a
person who has been
released from slavery,
usually by
legal means. Historically,
slaves were
freed by
manumission (granted...
- was a
social paradox for a
freedwoman, who
would be
expected to
conform to the
social role of matrona.
While a
freedwoman may be
granted citizenship,...
-
their female partners, but one had
married a
freedwoman following his discharge,
while the
other had a
freedwoman of his
family (gens) as a concubina. The...
-
Claudia Acte was a
freedwoman of
ancient Rome who
became a
mistress of the
emperor Nero. She came from Asia
Minor and
might have
become a
slave of the...
-
priest of the
goddess Sulis,
lived 75 years;
Calpurnia Trifosa, his
freedwoman (and) wife, had this set up" (RIB 155). Receptus' widow's name, Trifosa...
- only one
partner remained enslaved, most
often the free
person was a
freedwoman (liberta).
Contubernium institutionalized the slave's
honorable intention...
-
conspirators to ********inate
Emperor Nero in the
Pisonian conspiracy from the
freedwoman Epicharis in 65 A.D. The next day,
after refusing to talk, she was dragged...
-
directed by Gary Ross. She pla**** Knight's common-law wife Rachel, a
freedwoman he had a
family with
after the
Civil War. In 2016, Mbatha-Raw appeared...
- l. Apollonius, a
freedman buried at Rome.
Rabiria P. Ɔ. l. Aucta, a
freedwoman named in a
funerary inscription from Rome.
Rabiria Chrysa,
buried at Rome...
-
Epicharis (Ancient Gr****: Ἐπίχαρις; died AD 65) was an
Ancient Roman freedwoman and a
leading member of the
Pisonian conspiracy against the
emperor Nero...
