- Quiritium)
recognized three kinds of manumissions:[clarification needed]
Manumissio censu, was done by a
master in the time of the
Centuriate ****embly. A...
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declaring the
intrinsic liberty of the person, even on
fictional grounds e.g.
manumissio censu (freedom due to census-based
citizenship that didn't
exist due to...
- Rome by the rod (vindicta or festuca), used
ceremonially in the act of
Manumissio vindicta,
Latin for 'freedom by the rod' (emphasis added): The master...
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during the
Early Republic, with
three main
legal forms being observed:
manumissio vindicta, censu, and testamento. The
Institutes of Gaius,
compiled c....
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recognized by the rod (vindicta or festuca), used
ceremonially in the act of
manumissio vindicta,
Latin for "freedom by the rod" (emphasis added): The master...
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slaves to
become plebeian citizens. The act of
freeing a
slave was
called manumissio, from m****, "hand" (in the
sense of
holding or
possessing something)...
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Roman Studies 36 (1946), pp. 58–59.
Berger 1953, p. 577,
manumissio vindicta. The view of
manumissio vindicta as a
fictitious trial concerning rei vindicatio...
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Jupiter and
Feronia at
Bagnacavallo has led to
speculation that the
servile manumissio (legal
ritual action by
which slaves were freed) was
practised in this...
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after it was founded.
Ancient sources tell the
story as an
aetiology for
manumissio vindicta, a form of
manumission that
granted the
former slave Roman citizenship...
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fideicommissum dari
potest if the
heres or
legatarius is
requested to
perform the
manumissio to
become the
patronus of the
slave so freed.
Freeing slaves was attractive...
