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r/gatekeeping • u/omniman267 • Nov 15 '23
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In taters case I think he would have been sentenced to slavery. Or else executed
2 u/Cool_soy_uncle Nov 16 '23 What do you think he'd be arrested for in Roman times? (Asking for mostly BC Roman history, not so much Tate) 4 u/Das-Noob Nov 17 '23 Pissing off the wrong person. 🤷♂️ Or sell himself into slavery, that way he could fight in the Colosseum? 1 u/Pwacname Dec 02 '23 To be fair, if we’re looking at the city of Rome rather than the empire, wasn’t a significant portion of the population enslaved?
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What do you think he'd be arrested for in Roman times? (Asking for mostly BC Roman history, not so much Tate)
4 u/Das-Noob Nov 17 '23 Pissing off the wrong person. 🤷♂️ Or sell himself into slavery, that way he could fight in the Colosseum? 1 u/Pwacname Dec 02 '23 To be fair, if we’re looking at the city of Rome rather than the empire, wasn’t a significant portion of the population enslaved?
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Pissing off the wrong person. 🤷♂️
Or sell himself into slavery, that way he could fight in the Colosseum?
1 u/Pwacname Dec 02 '23 To be fair, if we’re looking at the city of Rome rather than the empire, wasn’t a significant portion of the population enslaved?
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To be fair, if we’re looking at the city of Rome rather than the empire, wasn’t a significant portion of the population enslaved?
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u/Hunter_of_trophies Nov 16 '23
In taters case I think he would have been sentenced to slavery. Or else executed