and Social Death (1982), Jamaican scholar Orlando Patterson wrote: The servus vicarius (slave of a slave) was a universal occurrence. I know of no slave...

master (dominus), but in having none.” The common Latin word for "slave" was servus, but in Roman law, a slave as chattel was mancipium, a grammatically neuter...

using a noun in the ablative case, in this case servō (the ablative of servus). Different languages use different methods for expressing the agent in...

condemned to the arena or the gladiator schools (damnati ad ludum) was a servus poenae (slave of the penalty), and was considered to be under sentence of...

owner, rather than his or her father. The abbreviations here include s. for servus or serva and l. for libertus or liberta. A slave might have more than one...

great-grandfather was also Count Berengar of Sulzbach. Paschalis episcopus, servus servorum dei, dilectis filiis Berengano et Cononi comitibus salutem et apostolicam...

Geschichtsforschung IV, supplementary vol., p. 101 Liebermann, Felix (1892). Deutsche Zeitschrift für Geschichtswissenschaft I, 58 Ginnell, Laurence (1899). The Doubtful...

Bonazza. Die westliche Ausdehnung der glagolitischen Schrift. "Münchener Zeitschrift für Balkankunde" 2 (1979): 6-7. Kolić, Dubravka. "Inventar fonda obitelji...

Volume X (1923), Part 2. Célie Dé. Célie Dé is the Celtic equivalent of Servus Dei, literally Spouses of God, or Culdees. First used in the Annals of the...