Fair Maiden, Fair Maiden”: Skin Color Terminology in Roman

By A Mystery Man Writer

Lecture by Prof. Shelley P. Haley. Gilman 108 There is evidence in the Roman literature of the Augustan age and later that the Romans were acute observers of difference: gender, class, and even skin-color difference. In this lecture, Dr Haley examines how each of these differences carry varying value and that their intersection and simultaneity

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