Marginalized groups in Antiquity

Marginalized groups in Antiquity

by Josef Fischer, Rainer Feldbacher

Book 44 of Studien zur Geschichtsforschung des Altertums -- Band

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"For antiquity, such marginalized groups - at certain times and in certain regions - are poor, beggars, exiles, refugees, strangers, barbarians, slaves, freedmen, widows, orphans, Jews, Christians ..." -- page 7.

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