libertus and libertinus interchangeably. Libertini were not entitled to hold the "career track" magistracies or state priesthoods in the city of Rome...

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master could simply enroll a slave in the Roman census, declaring them as a libertus of his household. The most legally complex process was manumissio testamento...

of Glevum, (modern-day Gloucester). The detective in the stories, named Libertus, is a pavement-maker, whose expertise in mosaic patterns parallels his...

slave was manumitted, the former owner became their patron. The freedman (libertus) had social obligations to their patron, which might involve campaigning...

(praenomen, nomen, and cognomen) and that of his father, or if he were a libertus ("freedman") that of his patron, and he was likewise obliged to state his...

confused. Persons could be adopted into a gens and acquire its nomen. A libertus, or "freedman", usually assumed the nomen (and sometimes also the praenomen)...

game, fans threw him money. Eventually, he bought his freedom, becoming a libertus (freed slave). Martial, a Roman poet, refers to Scorpus twice in Book X...

Batiatus, Spartacus forms his own army and sets out to free the slaves of Rome. Peter Mensah as Oenomaus – formerly Doctore; Batiatus' taskmaster and trainer...

His name became known due to his epitaph in the city of Rome. He was a freedman – a libertus – and lived in the 2nd century CE. Günther Bröker, "Adymos"...