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- that his "pretentious" vilicus preferred to be called by the Gr**** title epitropos. In the rural economy of early Rome, the vilicus was a bailiff or farm...
- An altar dedicated to Bona Mens by a vilicus named Felix (Castello Malaspina)...
- found that indicated a slave from the imperial household was labelled vilicus thermarum bybliothecae Graecae ('maintenance man of the Gr**** library of...
- clothes, and work in the kitchen. The slaves on a farm were managed by a vilicus, who was often a slave himself. Male slaves who had proven their loyalty...
- Rome, a dedication of a certain Alcimus, slave steward/bailiff (servus vilicus) of T. Claudius Livi****, who is identified with T. Iulius Aquilinus Castricius...
- Organic Farms) as well as 2,760 acres (1,120 ha) in Montana (at Wild Horse, Vilicus Farmsincluding partnership and apprenticeship program) for a total of...
- vive bidentis amans et culti vilicus horti unde epulum possis centum dare Pythagoreis. est aliquid, quo****que loco, quo****que recessu, unius sese dominum...
- 566/585 15 Mapinius of Reims Vilicus of Metz c.542/549 16 Gogo Traseric of Toul c.565–before 581 17 Dynamius of Provence Vilicus of Metz 561–568 18 Theudebald...
- the 1st century AD. At that time, olive oil production ceased, and the vilicus underwent a major rebuild, including the construction of a set of heated...
- farming and slave manuals included stern warnings about permitting the vilicus, an enslaved overseer, too much free time during the visit to town lest...