#2: Paths to Freedom in Roman Slavery
In ancient Rome, unlike other cultures, slaves had a chance at freedom through Manumission. This concept set Roman slavery apart, offering a glimmer of hope for those bound in servitude.

Roman slaves could gain freedom outright or buy it, accumulating savings from gifts. This potential for liberty incentivized diligence and compliance, though achieving freedom was complex and did not always absolve the former stigma of slavery.
