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186.] [Footnote 56: A learned slave sold for many hundred pounds sterling: Atticus always bred and taught them himself.Cornel.Nepos in Vit.
c. 13, [on the prices of slaves.
Blair, 149.]--M.] [Footnote 57: Many of the Roman physicians were slaves.
See Dr. Middleton's Dissertation and Defence.] [Footnote 58: Their ranks and offices are very copiously enumerated by Pignorius de Servis.] [Footnote 59: Tacit.Annal.xiv.43.They were all executed for not preventing their master's murder.
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