Instead of punishing people directly, Roman emperors often preferred to:
The Athenians had a system of punishment known as ostracism. This involved:
In Athens, cases were judged by:
The prison in Athens was used as:
During a trial in Athens, defendants were given the opportunity to:
The Romans punished those guilty of killing their parents by:
The Athenians put people to death by:
In Rome, slaves could be punished by their masters:
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