Until he/she died, or the owner freed them.
helot
The Greek word is doulos.If someone wants you to say helot, a helot was not a slave, it means serf - a person bound to a particular block of land, for which he pays a percentage of his crop to the owner.
There were actually two common ways to become a slave in ancient Rome. One was to be born a slave and the other was to be a prisoner of war or part of the population of a town that the Romans enslaved.
Men, women and children either captured and sold into slavery, or born to a slave mother.
Depends who you were - a slave quality 7 drachma, for the finest of the fine, 1,000 drachma.
True. Aesop is traditionally believed to have been a slave in ancient Greece, not Asia. He was known for his fables that featured animals with moral lessons.
Yes and no. If you were a woman or slave you couldn't. Only free men could.
Farmer, shepherd, tradesman, artisan, artist, fisherman, trader, sailor, soldier, slave.
If both your parents were slaves then you were a slave from birth.
'cause he killed someone
The term "citizen" in its Greek meaning refers to a free man as opposed to a slave. In ancient Greece, citizens had rights and privileges not afforded to slaves.