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agricultural estate (villa) was verna,
plural vernae.
There was a
stronger social obligation to care for one's
vernae,
whose epitaphs sometimes identify them...
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Infant abandonment and self-enslavement
among the poor were
other sources.
Vernae, by contrast, were "homegrown"
slaves born to
female slaves within the household...
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LaNada War Jack (born
LaNada Vernae Boyer, 1947), also
known as
LaNada Boyer and
LaNada Means, is an
American writer and activist. She was the
first Native...
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Iridaceae Genus: Iris Subgenus: Iris subg.
Limniris Section: Iris sect.
Limniris Series: Iris ser.
Vernae Species: I. verna
Binomial name Iris
verna L....
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original on 2014-10-16.
Retrieved 2014-10-10. In
Camerarius (1588)
classis vernae: Narcissus. 1640. pp. 50–56.
Archived from the
original on 2014-10-28. Retrieved...
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Umbelliform cyme
Pelargonium zonale (umbelliform cyme)
Botryoid Berberis vernae (botryoid) A
reduced raceme or cyme that
grows in the axil of a
bract is...
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presence of a
procurator and
staff including: tabularii, a vilicus, and
vernae. The
locations of
these stationes have a
pattern of
being in
ports and key...
- ISBN 978-0-19-938113-5.
Retrieved 27 June 2023.
Children born to a
slave mother (
vernae) were
typically themselves slaves Seung B. Kye (2021). "12.
Slavery in Medieval...
- Rawson, 129-144. Malden: Wiley-Blackwell, 2011. On
vernae: esp. p.134-135. Conn, Robert. “
Vernae in the
Roman Republic: From an
Undesired Byproduct to...
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unions within which "natural children" (liberi naturales)
might be
reared as
vernae.
Roman jurists themselves when
discussing case law
sometimes refer to unions...
