The studies devoted to senatorial property during the Republic have shown, on the basis of the litterary sources, the creation of a gap between two fortune levels in the 1st century BC. The epigraphic documentation confirms this evolution. It is possible to identify senatorial properties through five criteria: the name of the fundus; a local magistrature (the Tarent law requires from a magistrate to be proprietor in the city); an epitaph located on a rural estate; an honorific inscription brought to light in a city where a senator was proprietor; slaves or freedmen who give the cognomen of their senatorial owner. The catalogue of Republican senatorial properties reveals that the senators who held provincial commands possessed fundi in Latiu...
The aim of this article is to propose a unitary vision of the Roman provinces of Germania inferior, ...
This book traces the history of the quadragesima Galliarum which was the tax of the fortieth part (2...
Income from securities and property is very inequally distributed - Fiscal sources allow the observa...
The studies devoted to senatorial property during the Republic have shown, on the basis of the litte...
This paper assembles the evidence on landed-property and other revenue sources for senators from Reg...
International audienceThe real estates of the senatorial elites at Constantinople and in its vicinit...
The wealth and possessions of Roman senators in the imperial period consisted predominantly in land ...
Roman society was basically uneven : rights and duties, burdens and privileges, were distributed acc...
This chapter argues that wealth was probably not the primary barrier for Pompeiians to enter the Rom...
This is a new review of available data on grain laws and bills during the Republican era, from Caius...
The purpose of this study is to assess our knowledge regarding the wealth belonging to the senators ...
L'étude porte sur la documentation épigraphique funéraire destinée à commémorer les membres de l'ord...
The aim of this study is to make an approach to the main senatorial families who lived in the Munici...
Ce travail vise à retracer l'histoire de l'entreprise d'opus doliare de la gens Domitia, une très ri...
La pollicitation constitue l’une des institutions juridiques et politiques les plus singulières de l...
The aim of this article is to propose a unitary vision of the Roman provinces of Germania inferior, ...
This book traces the history of the quadragesima Galliarum which was the tax of the fortieth part (2...
Income from securities and property is very inequally distributed - Fiscal sources allow the observa...
The studies devoted to senatorial property during the Republic have shown, on the basis of the litte...
This paper assembles the evidence on landed-property and other revenue sources for senators from Reg...
International audienceThe real estates of the senatorial elites at Constantinople and in its vicinit...
The wealth and possessions of Roman senators in the imperial period consisted predominantly in land ...
Roman society was basically uneven : rights and duties, burdens and privileges, were distributed acc...
This chapter argues that wealth was probably not the primary barrier for Pompeiians to enter the Rom...
This is a new review of available data on grain laws and bills during the Republican era, from Caius...
The purpose of this study is to assess our knowledge regarding the wealth belonging to the senators ...
L'étude porte sur la documentation épigraphique funéraire destinée à commémorer les membres de l'ord...
The aim of this study is to make an approach to the main senatorial families who lived in the Munici...
Ce travail vise à retracer l'histoire de l'entreprise d'opus doliare de la gens Domitia, une très ri...
La pollicitation constitue l’une des institutions juridiques et politiques les plus singulières de l...
The aim of this article is to propose a unitary vision of the Roman provinces of Germania inferior, ...
This book traces the history of the quadragesima Galliarum which was the tax of the fortieth part (2...
Income from securities and property is very inequally distributed - Fiscal sources allow the observa...