tag="{http://www.w3.org/1999/xhtml}a">§119
    The Teacher §121
    Schooldays and Holidays §122
    The Paedagōgus §123
    Discipline §124
    End of Childhood §125
    The Līberalia §127

V. DEPENDENTS: SLAVES AND CLIENTS. HOSPITES.
    Growth of Slavery §129
    Numbers of Slaves §131
    Sources of Supply §134
    Sales of Slaves §139
    Prices of Slaves §140
    Public and Private Slaves §141
    Private Slaves §142
    Industrial Employment §143
    The Familia Rūstica §145
    Farm Slaves §146
    The Vīlīcus §148
    The Familia Urbāna §149
    Legal Status of Slaves §156
    The Treatment of Slaves §158
    Food and Dress §160
    The Pecūlium §162
    Punishments §166
    Manumission §175
    The Clients §176
    The Old Clients §177
    Mutual Obligations §179
    The New Clients §181
    Duties and Rewards §182
    The Hospitēs §183
    Hospitium §184
    Obligations of Hospitium §185

VI. THE HOUSE AND ITS FURNITURE.
    Domus §186
    The Development of the House §188
    The Vestibulum §194
    The Ōstium §195
    The Ātrium §196
    The Change in the Ātrium §197
    The Ālae §200
    The Tablīnum §201
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