Comma for either/or — dharma, courage. Spelling forgiving — corage finds courage.

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    Servants

    group · 6 works · 8 mentions · 15 anchored passages

    servants · servant · work-people · a servant · apprentices · bakingmaid · footman · girl · indented servants · labourers

    in the texts

    CyropaediaClassical · Greek

    Household dependents used as examples for punishment and domestic provisioning.

    At any rate, the soldiers need provisions no whit less than the servants in your house.
    book 1
    Tell me, grandfather, said he, if one of your servants runs away and you catch him again, what will you do to him?
    book 1
    What said he, but flog him to prevent his doing it again, and then treat him as before?
    book 1

    EconomicsClassical · Greek

    The household laborers, including maids and specialized workers, whom the mistress and master direct, train, reward, punish, and supervise.

    Servants, I pointed out, carry, tend and guard their master’s property, and only in this sense have a share in it;
    chapter 9
    your duty will be to remain indoors and send out those servants whose work is outside, and superintend those who are to work indoors, and to receive the incomings, and distribute so much of them as must be spent, and watch over so much as is to be kept in store, and take care that the sum laid by for a year be not spent in a month.
    chapter 7
    For I get one of the servants to act as prosecutor or defendant, and try to confute him;
    chapter 11

    Against Evergus and MnesibulusClassical · Greek

    A legal status category relevant to the inquiry about relationship to a victim.

    and that in the oath inquiry shall be made as to what the relationship is, even if the victim be a servant;
    ch. 1

    Institutes of Roman LawClassical · English

    Domestic servants owed wages, ranked among absolutely privileged creditors in modern law.

    Modern law adds Servants who are creditors for their wages, and the Fiscus which has a claim for arrears.
    ch. 116

    The Unconstitutionality of Slavery19th Century · English

    A recognized class of persons bound to service or labor by contract or indenture, distinct from slaves.

    And we find, that at and before the adoption of the constitution, the persons recognized by the State laws as “servants,” constituted a numerous class.
    secondly.
    The words “service or labor” do not necessarily, nor in their common acceptation, so much as suggest the idea of slavery—that is, they do not suggest the idea of the laborer or servant being the property of the person for whom he labors.
    secondly.

    MemorabiliaClassical · Greek

    Household subordinates used in examples of contentment, punishment, and physical endurance.

    Then do your servants complain when they use it both for drinking and washing?
    book 3
    Then reflect that you are apparently harder to please than servants and invalids.
    book 3
    do you think a trained man ought to be so much less capable of work than his slave?
    book 3