Slaves were slaves, they were not paid. At least not a salary. Slaves received tips and gifts and at certain times of the year, such as the Saturnalia, they received either a bonus or a gift. The urban domestic slaves received more in the way of compensation than the country farm workers as they were in closer contact with the master and his family and their services were often rewarded more frequently than those of the rural slave.
In ancient Rome Slaves were costly, and mostly wealthy people had them.
They cost:
Males around 500 Denarii, and Woman up to 6,000 Denarii.
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Spartacus was the leader of the slave revolt against Rome.
It did not cost to get into the Colisseum in Rome, usually a rich person in Rome would pay for everyone to come with their own money so it was usually a treat.
A pedagogue was a slave who accompanied a child to school.
They did not have clothing stores in ancient Rome as we know them. Clothing was made at home by either the wife of the man needing a tunic or, if wealthy, a slave would be the family seamstress. At one time the Romans even wove the cloth at home, however as the empire expanded, ready made fabrics could be purchased and sewn together at home. The cost of these fabrics depended on how exotic or elaborate they were. A length of cloth for a plain wool tunic could cost as little as two or three asses, while an elaborate silk, embroidered with pearls and good threads could cost as much as an aureus.
Spartacus was s Thracian slave who led a revolt against Rome. Died 71Bc
It didn't 'cost' but you needed to be a man, born in Rome and not a slave
It is not known.
Spartacus was the leader of the slave revolt against Rome.
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It's triple times the cost
It will cost 300,00,00,,00,,0,9.2%
1 dollar
A local realtor can answer your question.
It did not cost to get into the Colisseum in Rome, usually a rich person in Rome would pay for everyone to come with their own money so it was usually a treat.
An equestrian house outside of Rome would cost around 100,000 sesterces in the 1st Century ACE. So in central Rome it would probably more.
a lot of money
it is about 80 dollars