Contents
List of Illustrations
Acknowledgments
Conventions and Abbreviations
Introduction: Mere Sex Objects? | C. W. Marshall and Deborah Kamen
1. Slaves and Sex in the Odyssey | Emily Wilson
2. Controlling Female Slave Sexuality and Men’s War-Driven Sexual Desires | Kathy L. Gaca
3. Slaves and Sex in Classical Greek Art | Kelly L. Wrenhaven
4. The Sexual Agency of Slaves in Classical Athens | Jason Douglas Porter
5. Same-Sex Relations between Free and Slave in Democratic Athens | Rafal Matuszewski
6. Love-Sick in a Different Way: Sex and Desire in Lysias 4 | C. W. Marshall
7. Female Sexual Agency and an Enslaved “Olynthian”: Demosthenes 19.196–98 | Allison Glazebrook
8. Sexual Violence in Republican Slave Revolts | Katharine P. D. Huemoeller
9. Male Slave Rape and Victims’ Agency in Roman Society | Anise K. Strong
10. Sex and Slavery in the Pompeian Household: A Survey | Sarah Levin-Richardson
11. Speaking Out? Child Sexual Abuse and the Enslaved Voice in the Cena Trimalchionis | Ulrike Roth
12. Reading Apuleius’s Cupid and Psyche from the Slave’s Perspective: The Tale of Psyche Ancilla | William Owens
13. Control of Roman Slave Sexuality: Authority, Profit, and Resistance | Matthew J. Perry
Bibliography
Contributors
Index