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The status of blacks in Greek and Roman has been an important topic of debate in the international academic community for a long time. Through a detailed investigation of the attitude of Greek and Roman culture and Christian culture toward blacks (who mainly are Ethiopian), as well as their relationship with blacks, this book argues that there is no racial discrimination and prejudice against blacks in Greek and Roman society, but the extremely negative description of blacks in Christian culture has left an excuse for modern racists and put anti racists in an embarrassing situation.