Authors: Susan Ford Wiltshire

Tags: #Political Science, #General, #History, #Law, #Reference, #Civil Rights, #test

Greece, Rome, and the Bill of Rights (160 page)

Slavery: abolished by Thirteenth Amendment, 172;

for debts, 120;

and ius gentium, 26;

and natural law, 190n.62;

stipulations concerning manumission from, 26

Slaves, 122;

not admitted to Athenian assemblies, 114;

examined under torture, in Rome, 166;

Jewish, 106;

manumitted at Rome, able to hold office, 125;

obedience to masters of, in Christian scriptures, 43;

right to petition of, 129

Smallwood, E. Mary, 110, 111

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