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Classics

the doctrine, from Aristotle, that some people are by nature suited to be slaves, and its reception in later ancient thought.

In classics, natural slavery refers to the doctrine, from Aristotle, that some people are by nature suited to be slaves, and its reception in later ancient thought. This meaning comes from Garnsey (1996) in Ideas of slavery from Aristotle to Augustine.[1]

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Garnsey, P. (1996). Ideas of slavery from Aristotle to Augustine. Cambridge University Press. ISBN 9780521574334

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