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Date: Sun, 21 Nov 1999 11:44:09 +0200
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From: Lisa Maurice <lmaurice@gezernet.co.il>
Subject: Finance ands currency
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Being daunted by modern economics, and no less so by those of the ancient
world where information is sparse, I am in desperation posting the
following question to this remarkable list:

Could anyone recommend any books on Roman currency and finance, and in
particular on the value of cuurency, and how this fluctuated, throughout
the Roman period?

Thanks,

Lisa Maurice.

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