What percentage of rome were slaves?

It is estimated that during the Roman Empire, slaves made up between 10% and 20% of the total population. This number varied over time and from place to place within the empire. For example, in the city of Rome itself, the percentage of slaves may have been as high as 30%, while in rural areas it was probably closer to 5%.

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