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A woman metic refers to a female resident in ancient Athens who was not a citizen but lived there, often engaged in trade or other economic activities. Metics were typically immigrants or descendants of immigrants and had limited rights compared to citizens, such as the inability to own land or participate in political life. Despite these restrictions, metics contributed significantly to Athenian society and economy.

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