Households in Fourteenth-Century Venetian Crete

Speculum 70 (1):27-67 (1995)
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According to Aristotle, the household was one of the constituent parts of the state. He defined the household in its complete form as consisting of slaves and freemen. Within the household he discerned three primary relationships: those between master and slave, husband and wife, and father and child

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