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The History of The Decline and Fall of the Roman Empire

CHAPTER XVII: Foundation Of Constantinople
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Equidem miror P.R.victis gentibus argentum semper imperitasse non aurum.

Hist Natur.xxxiii.

15.] [Footnote 175a: The proprietors were not charged with the expense of this transport in the provinces situated on the sea-shore or near the great rivers, there were companies of boatmen, and of masters of vessels, who had this commission, and furnished the means of transport at their own expense.

In return, they were themselves exempt, altogether, or in part, from the indiction and other imposts.

They had certain privileges; particular regulations determined their rights and obligations.


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