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Roman Slavery: The Everyday Lives of Average Citizens and Slaves

By: Coby Evans
Narrated by: Adam Forsyth
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Become familiar with the time of the Romans. Learn about their slaves, their freemen, their sex slaves, their sex lives, their prostitutes, their habits and professions, and more.

This guide will put special emphasis on the rebellion of Spartacus, the taboos in Roman culture, and the religious cults with their idols.

©2019 Coby Evans (P)2019 Coby Evans Ancient Rome

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Narrator rushed through it with all the passion of a text-to-speech application.
It was not possible to make out the chapter announcements from the content as he does not pause for breath.

Occasionally he sounds almost human but unfortunately the subject matter of the book is not what the title suggests.
This was extremely disappointing as I would like to have known more about slave ownership in the Roman times and how citizens and slaves interacted.

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