A History of Rome Down to the Reign of ConstantineMacmillan, 1962 - 820 pagine |
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Pagina 233
... governors . The example of illicit exactions in the provinces was set by the Money- governors themselves . Roman magistrates on duty outside of Italy making by were provided with kit - money and journey - money . In the event of a ...
... governors . The example of illicit exactions in the provinces was set by the Money- governors themselves . Roman magistrates on duty outside of Italy making by were provided with kit - money and journey - money . In the event of a ...
Pagina 234
... governors , to search the pockets of the natives . The most persistent among the private Extortion pilferers were the Roman publicani or tax - farmers , who had an obvious by " publi- interest in collecting more than their due , and ...
... governors , to search the pockets of the natives . The most persistent among the private Extortion pilferers were the Roman publicani or tax - farmers , who had an obvious by " publi- interest in collecting more than their due , and ...
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... governors . But in the long run all questions of administrative reform in the Augustus ' provinces resolved themselves into the more careful selection and choice of more effective control of the governors . In the provinces of which ...
... governors . But in the long run all questions of administrative reform in the Augustus ' provinces resolved themselves into the more careful selection and choice of more effective control of the governors . In the provinces of which ...
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