Delos, particularly linked to the slave trade. In fact the epithet Capitolina is very rare and has been linked to the collegium Capitolinorum , and so to the slave market of the ludi Capitolini [...] mediation of Delos (after the destruction of Corinth indisputably the most important market of goods and slaves in the Mediterranean) reached Italy and the Campania, and especially Pozzuoli (the most important [...] dedication to Isis of the sodalicium vernarum in Valentia ) and to a close relationship with the slave traders (who found in the Isiac festivals an occasion for prolific sales, as remembered by Pausanias
and owned slaves themselves. The evidence from Philo and Josephus about the number of Jews brought to Rome by Pompey suggests, contrary to what is commonly assumed, that the Jews brought as slaves were in [...] and Philo ( Leg. Ad. Gaium 155) [9] , that the majority of Jews in Rome arrived as slaves captured in battle and were later freed. The battle referred to by Josephus is that which occurred [...] the Jewish throne between the Judeans Aristobulus and Hycanus II. However, it is doubtful that the slave or freed population of Jews made up the majority of Jews in the city. As new research by Claude Eilers
[8] Most of these were of slave status; yet, the ones I could track were working as household slave, wed nurses or teachers: not the lowest class of slaves. [9] Another important group [...] and Leipzig 1998). ↩ Of course this is not a complete picture. Slaves of very low status, like mining slaves, are more likely to leave fewer traces in the epigraphical and literary record [...] large group of metic status. There is some evidence on a thiasos of Bendis on Salamis and on slaves worshipping Bendis in the mining district, but in this paper I will only focus on the officially
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