helot in Latin
helot in Latin is Hīlōta — helot means a member of the class of serfs in ancient Sparta.
helot in Latin
Hīlōta
(historical, Ancient Greece) A member of the ancient Spartan class of serfs.
What does "helot" mean?
- noun A member of the class of serfs in ancient Sparta.
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noun Someone forced to work for others as a serf or slave.
"A man who conceives and writes a great book, my friend, has done more work than all the helots that laboured on these pyramidal futilities."
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- A man who conceives and writes a great book, my friend, has done more work than all the helots that laboured on these pyramidal futilities.
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What is "helot" in Latin?
"helot" in Latin is Hīlōta. helot means: A member of the class of serfs in ancient Sparta.
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