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1 Themist     |             wished, he sent one of his slaves, the most trustworthy that
2 Themist     |              meantime, all the people, slaves as well as freemen, should
3  Pausan     |              and perform the duties of slaves. These men he was thought
4  Agesil     |               he distributed among the slaves, and the other things he
5   Eumen(188)| honorificentius.] Because freedmen and slaves, for the most part, purchased
6 Phocion     |                accordingly interred by slaves. ~
7  Hannib     |               he was killed by his own slaves. ~Antiochus, if he had been
8   Attic     |               kept an establishment of slaves of the best kind, if we
9   Attic(280)|             Many of the better sort of slaves, among the Romans, were