In ancient Rome, plebeian girls typically did not attend formal schools like their male counterparts. Education for girls was often informal, focusing on domestic skills and responsibilities, primarily taught at home by their mothers or through family members. Some wealthier plebeian families might provide basic education, but this was not common. Overall, the majority of plebeian girls were expected to learn skills that would prepare them for marriage and managing a household.
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