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Il comes sacrarum largitionum nel sistema burocratico della tarda antichità

Authors: Pergami, Federico;

Il comes sacrarum largitionum nel sistema burocratico della tarda antichità

Abstract

Il lavoro esamina le vicende dell’introduzione, nel sistema burocratico della tarda antichità, della figura del comes sacrarum largitionum e ne studia le funzioni, specialmente nella seconda metà del quarto secolo, in relazione all’attività di un altro importante funzionario, il comes rerum privatarum. L’esegesi delle costituzioni imperiali consente di ipotizzare che tra i due dipartimenti finanziari non vi fosse una rigida separazione di competenze, apparendo, del resto, naturale che fossero di volta in volta informati di provvedimenti che riguardavano l’uno o l’altro ramo della gestione dei beni pubblici.

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BUROCRAZIA IMPERIALE, COMES SACRARUM LARGITIONUM, FUNZIONARI, COMES RERUM PRIVATARUM, DIPARTIMENTI FINANZIARI, AMMINISTRAZIONE FINANZIARIA DELL'IMPERO

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influence
This indicator reflects the overall/total impact of an article in the research community at large, based on the underlying citation network (diachronically).
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impulse
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