When Roles Were Reversed At Saturnalia In Ancient Rome
During the Saturnalia festival in December, slaves wore masters clothes and served, while masters dressed as slaves waited on them, reflecting a reversal of social roles in ancient Rome.
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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Mar 16, 1925
Page
3
During the Saturnalia festival in December, slaves wore masters clothes and served, while masters dressed as slaves waited on them, reflecting a reversal of social roles in ancient Rome.
Mrs Henley arrived today and will spend a week with friends in Winchester. Dr and Mrs Robert Randolph of Boyce were visitors in town today.
Public sale of valuable farm property described as 101 acres with improvements and creek bottom land, 5 miles southeast of Winchester, Va, involving the John Boyd property formerly conveyed by M M Lynch and J M Steck. Terms: one third cash at sale, balance in two equal installments over two years with interest, trust deed secured and fire insurance policy required. Postponed to March 21 in front of the County Court House, Winchester Va.
Orchard notes from Winchester discuss fruit bud advancement, varying by location, with Roanoke blooming peaches on March 11 and aphis present. Temperature dictates bud development, frosts, and potential spray effects, while Hough returns to finish work for his degree. J Schneiderhan invites growers to consult at the laboratory.
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