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Roman slavery, spoken Latin, and CARD-tamen: Links for February 19

A fascinating article about slavery and wages in ancient Rome.
@diyclassics helps you get started with spoken Latin.
Check out the Latin Listening Project – and you can contribute, too!
There are now print-and-play version of CARD-tamen and VERBA!

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