Female domestic servants in Herodotus and Xenophon
Keywords:
Woman, Semantics, Historiography, StatusAbstract
A semantic study of the vocabulary used to designate female domestic servants in Classical Greek historiography, paying special attention to sociocultural differences in meaning which establish the status of these women.
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