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Did Tacitus intend to designate by the wjDrd noble, merely those who were prominent in council or in wars or did he conceive of them as forming a class separate and distinct from the free-bom? 3. Is the first sen- tence of chapter 25 consistent with the third and fourth sentences .of chapter 20? 4 What peculiarity of Tacitus's style does this illustrate? 5. Had a slave any legal rights whatsoever? 6. Can you find a reference 36 EUROPEAN HISTORr STUDIES.
which leaves one to suppose that £he h...ninan sacrifices offered to the gods were slaves? 7, Were the slaves, like the land, property of the commnnity, or of individ- ual masters? 8. Did Tacitus think the slaves formed a very numerous class? (Ch. 5.) 9. Do you suppose they were white or black? Why? 10. Do you know any facts of Roman History which will explain why Tacitus detested freedmen? 11. Do you infer that some tribes were not under regal government? 12. If so, how do you understand sentences one and two, of chapter 7?
26. Lending money upon interest, and increasing It by usury, is unknown among them; aud this ignorance more effectually prevents the practice than a prohibi- tion would do.
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Did Tacitus intend to designate by the wjDrd noble, merely those who were prominent in council or in wars or did he conceive of them as forming a class separate and distinct from the free-bom? 3. Is the first sen- tence of chapter 25 consistent with the third and fourth sentences .of chapter 20? 4 What peculiarity of Tacitus's style does this illustrate? 5. Had a slave any legal rights whatsoever? 6. Can you find a reference 36 EUROPEAN HISTORr STUDIES.
which leaves one to suppose that £he h...ninan sacrifices offered to the gods were slaves? 7, Were the slaves, like the land, property of the commnnity, or of individ- ual masters? 8. Did Tacitus think the slaves formed a very numerous class? (Ch. 5.) 9. Do you suppose they were white or black? Why? 10. Do you know any facts of Roman History which will explain why Tacitus detested freedmen? 11. Do you infer that some tribes were not under regal government? 12. If so, how do you understand sentences one and two, of chapter 7?
26. Lending money upon interest, and increasing It by usury, is unknown among them; aud this ignorance more effectually prevents the practice than a prohibi- tion would do.
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