Deborah Kamen

Deborah Kamen is Chair and Professor of Classics at the University of Washington. Her research is on Greek cultural and social history, with a particular focus on ancient slavery. Provided by Wikipedia
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    Status in classical Athens /

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    Greek Slavery /

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    Insults in classical Athens /

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    Status in classical Athens /
    by Kamen, Deborah, Kamen, Deborah
    Published 2013

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    Insults in classical Athens /
    by Kamen, Deborah, Kamen, Deborah
    Published 2020

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    Isaeus' Orations 2 and 6 /
    by Kamen, Deborah, Kamen, Deborah
    Published 2000
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    Status in classical Athens
    by Kamen, Deborah
    Published 2013

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    Greek slavery /
    by Kamen, Deborah
    Published 2023

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    Status in Classical Athens
    by Kamen, Deborah
    Published 2013

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    Insults in Classical Athens
    by Kamen, Deborah
    Published 2020

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