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Monthly Archives: February 2015
Military, Civil Administration, Taxes, Politics and Economics of the Roman Republic and Empire
The evolution of the Roman republic and later of the Roman empire is interesting because of the interplay between social, military and poltical dimensions as the drivers of change. To that extent, this post is probably best understood in the … Continue reading
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Tagged Aedile, Ancient inequality, Angus Madison, army of the roman empire, Augustus, Centralisation, Civil Administration of the Roman Empire, Colonni et servus, Colonnus adscrepti, Comitatenses, Competition, Constantine, Consul, Diocese, Diocletian, Duration of Roman Emperor reign, Economy of the Roman Empire, Gaius Marius, Hadrian, Hopkins, Jean Jacques Rosa, John Matthews, Legatus, Limitanei, Manorialism, Maps, Military of the Roman Empire, Notitia Dignitatum, Octavian, Peter Heather, Praetor, Praetorian Prefecture, Procurator, Provinces of the Roman Empire, Quaestor, Quantity Theory of Money, Rationalis, Roman Empire, Roman Empire Civil Servants, Roman Republic, size of the roman Empire, surface of the Roman Empire, Taxation, Technological development, Vicarius
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Sources for the Roman Empire
While writing the recent posts on the rise and fall of the Roman Empire I made use of a vast array of sources that I believe I should list below for my own sake and for that of others potentially interested … Continue reading
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