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Meanings of freedwoman in English

Portuguese
homem livre
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A person who has been freed from slavery.

        homem livre
        Usage of freedwoman in English
        1
        I think you and your freedwoman will make good use of it.
        Daughters of the Nile
        2
        Perhaps you can lend me the services of your freedwoman, Cleopatra Antonianus.
        Song of the Nile
        3
        My freedwoman tugs at her silver earring when she hears the plan.
        Daughters of the Nile
        4
        I am only a Greek freedwoman and the wife of a barbarian.
        Daughters of the Nile
        5
        More, the life of a rich yet despised freedwoman held no appeal whatsoever.
        Roma Victrix
        6
        Chryssa, you've made a place for yourself here as a freedwoman.
        Song of the Nile
        7
        Your freedwoman must have taken a hundred orders for Gaetulian purple.
        Song of the Nile
        8
        From her place behind me at my right shoulder, I hear my freedwoman gasp.
        Daughters of the Nile
        9
        My freedwoman must mean to comfort me, but her words plunge me into despair.
        Daughters of the Nile
        10
        Horace is the only one who celebrated a freedwoman in some of his odes.
        The Satyricon — Volume 07: Marchena Notes
        11
        My freedwoman frowns and I know what she is thinking.
        Daughters of the Nile
        12
        The curse of the dying freedwoman was indeed bearing fruit.
        "Unto Caesar"
        13
        But with a gesture of savage pride the freedwoman tore herself away from Nola.
        "Unto Caesar"
        14
        She was a Creek freedwoman, her people had been slaves of the Creek Indians.
        The new yorker
        15
        As I've told your greedy little freedwoman, the snails can be milked for pigment.
        Song of the Nile
        16
        She wrote a few words also, committing care over Lygia to Nero's freedwoman, Acte.
        Quo Vadis: A Narrative of the Time of Nero
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        Freedwoman through the time