Assertion: slave | /r/HasProperty | treated
Facets:
value: little differently than others
type: OTHER
value: differently
type: MANNER
value: fairly
type: DEGREE
value: according to their value
type: OTHER
value: brutally
type: MANNER
value: kindly
type: MANNER
Source sentences:
text: Slaves had no rights, they could be treated as good or as badly as their masters wished.
text: Some slaves were treated brutally, whilst others led a good life with masters who looked after them well.
text: For those Egyptians who had slaves, based on how the Egyptian masters (nobles) treated everyone else around them, it is probably true that slaves were treated kindly.
text: The codes varied slightly from state to state, but the basic idea was the same: the slaves were considered property, not people, and were treated as such.
text: Some slaves were treated differently according to their value or skill sets; for example, artisans, medical practitioners, skilled laborers, or technical experts were usually given preferential treatment and more liberties than field hands.
text: Although Romans accepted slavery as the norm, some people  like the poet and philosopher, Seneca  argued that slaves should at least be treated fairly.
text: Falconbridge was willing to testify publicly about the way slaves were treated.
text: During the hearings, the slaves seem to be treated little differently than others.