What Roman slaves wore depended on whether they were educated or not. Regular slaves wore clothing of the cheapest material while educated slaves wore clothes made of better material. Though slave's clothing did not even compare to a patrician's (wealthy person's) clothing. Slaves working in the mines and quarries went naked.
Roman slaves dressed the same as anyone else -- they wore a tunic and cloak, shoes outdoors and sandals/slippers indoors. The Romans were, in fact, very concerned about having their slaves appear identical to free men. This was because of the concern that if the slaves were a uniform of some type, they would see how many they were and could try to revolt.
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To entertain Roman citizens. ---- Gladiators were slaves who fought to the death in the Roman circuses, to entertain not only citizens but also women, children, and slaves.
The colour that only the Roman emperor was allowed to wear was purple.
I am very familiar with Roman gods but this one was hard but i found it out it was a Goddess named Libertas.
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A tunique.
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The toga was a symbol of Roman citizenship. Under-age boys and slaves would wear tunics, and women would wear the stola.
Roman slaves did everything from hard labor to housework.
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Roman slaves did everything from hard labor to housework.
it's wear, not ware Yeah, yeah, we know what they mean so lets answer the question. The Roman slaves wore the same clothing as everyone else except that because they were not citizens they could not wear the toga. They wore tunics and cloaks. On the street a person could not tell a slave from a free man.
yes 1 person could have up 2 about 400 slaves
Slaves did everything.
With the exception of working in mineral extraction Roman slaves probably had it better. A Roman slave could earn his freedom or advance himself which was not the case with plantation slaves in the deep south.
Slaves were property, like cattle.
Slaves wore what they were given to wear. and this all depended on what the work was they were engaged in.