Colin E P Adams
Biographic Data
| ID | 5692600 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Colin E P Adams |
| GIVEN NAMES | Colin E P |
| FAMILY NAME | Adams |
| SIGNATURE | ADAMS C E P |
| VERIFIED | No |
| TOTAL WORKS | 6 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 0 |
| WORKS AS AUTHOR | 5 |
| WORKS AS EDITOR | 1 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2012 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2016 |
| H-INDEX | 0 |
Ian Haynes. Blood of the Provinces
In this excellent monograph, Ian Haynes offers a comprehensive study of the Roman auxiliary forces that builds on the substantial work of George Leonard Cheesman, Eric Birley, and Michael P. Speidel (to name a few) and deploys a formidable range of evidence: epigraphic, papyrological, archaeological, and literary, which places it among those rare volumes that consider the full range of evidence available. The book is not only about the auxilia. I…
Sitologos
The Sitologos was an official in Greco‐Roman Egypt in charge of state granaries, in villages, toparchies, and metropoleis, responsible for the receipt of tax grain in kind, the issuing of receipts to tax‐payers, drawing up day‐books and regular reports of grain received for Strategoi, Nome officials in charge of the land economy and taxation.
Abinnaeus archive
Flavius Abinnaeus was a Roman cavalry officer in the reign of Constantius II, in charge of the fort at Dionysias in the Fayyum.
Phrontistes
Phrontistes (pl. phrontistai) is a Greek term (deriving from the root “care” or “to have a care”) for the manager of an estate, or sub‐unit of an estate.
Adaeratio
In the Roman Empire, adaeratio was the term used to describe the process of commuting tax payments in kind into cash equivalents. There seems to have been no formal procedure, as practices varied over time and place.
Antonius Saturninus, Lucius
Lucius Antonius Saturninus was governor of Upper Germany, and led a revolt at Moguntiacum in early 89 CE (Suet. Dom. 6 ; Dio 67.11.).
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Sitologos
The Sitologos was an official in Greco‐Roman Egypt in charge of state granaries, in villages, toparchies, and metropoleis, responsible for the receipt of tax grain in kind, the issuing of receipts to tax‐payers, drawing up day‐books and regular reports of grain received for Strategoi, Nome officials in charge of the land economy and taxation.
Abinnaeus archive
Flavius Abinnaeus was a Roman cavalry officer in the reign of Constantius II, in charge of the fort at Dionysias in the Fayyum.
Phrontistes
Phrontistes (pl. phrontistai) is a Greek term (deriving from the root “care” or “to have a care”) for the manager of an estate, or sub‐unit of an estate.
Adaeratio
In the Roman Empire, adaeratio was the term used to describe the process of commuting tax payments in kind into cash equivalents. There seems to have been no formal procedure, as practices varied over time and place.
Antonius Saturninus, Lucius
Lucius Antonius Saturninus was governor of Upper Germany, and led a revolt at Moguntiacum in early 89 CE (Suet. Dom. 6 ; Dio 67.11.).
Ian Haynes. Blood of the Provinces
In this excellent monograph, Ian Haynes offers a comprehensive study of the Roman auxiliary forces that builds on the substantial work of George Leonard Cheesman, Eric Birley, and Michael P. Speidel (to name a few) and deploys a formidable range of evidence: epigraphic, papyrological, archaeological, and literary, which places it among those rare volumes that consider the full range of evidence available. The book is not only about the auxilia. I…
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