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| 21 | 968 | I View more quotes about thought">thought they would both look quite lovely in the garments of slaves, if they were permitted clothing. |
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| 21 | 965 | "It is my request, if it is not too much trouble," said Aemilianus to Calliodorus, "that both of these slaves be taken to Port Cos, and there properly branded and collared". |
| 21 | 966 | I smiled. |
| 21 | 967 | It did not seem likely that in the future there would be any doubts about Publia's status, nor, indeed, that of Claudia either. |
| 21 | 968 | I thought they would both look quite lovely in the garments of slaves, if they were permitted clothing. |
| 21 | 969 | It is common to mark slaves. |
| 21 | 970 | The brand shows them slave; the collar usually identifies the master, thus making clear whose slave they are. |
| 21 | 971 | The garmenture of slaves, of course, if they are permitted clothing, is usually brief and attractive. |