
Based on a listed account of a number of contradictions in the documentation concerned with (mostly imperial) warehouse staff in the Roman world, the present article wishes to emphasize the correspondence between staff categories and the management context of these warehouses in Rome and in the provinces, including activities such as the stewards’ (horrearii) leasing and management, the paymasters’ (vilici) direct management and some civil-servants’ administration (and more particularly the dispensatores) .
Locatio-conductio, Rome et Empire romain ; entrepôts ; horrea ; locatio-conductio ; esclaves ; fonctionnaires impériaux, [SHS.HIST] Humanities and Social Sciences/History, Entrepôts romains, Administration financière de l’Empire romain, [SHS] Humanities and Social Sciences, Affermage, Economie romaine
Locatio-conductio, Rome et Empire romain ; entrepôts ; horrea ; locatio-conductio ; esclaves ; fonctionnaires impériaux, [SHS.HIST] Humanities and Social Sciences/History, Entrepôts romains, Administration financière de l’Empire romain, [SHS] Humanities and Social Sciences, Affermage, Economie romaine
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