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Commerce and social standing in ancient Rome

D'Arms, John H., 1934-

Year: c1981.

Publisher: Harvard University Press.

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Frontmatter

Abbreviations

1. Traders in Roman Society: Two Approaches

2. Attitudes, Conduct, and Commercial Organization in the Late Republic

3. Senators and Commerce

4. Luxury, Productivity, and Decline: Villa Society on the Bay of Naples

5. The "Typicality" of Timalchio

6. The Freedmen of Puteoli and Ostia in Imperial Economy and Society

7. Attitudes, Conduct, and Commercial Organization in the Early Empire

Appendix. Augustales of Puteoli and Ostia

Bibliography

Index

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Title:

Commerce and social standing in ancient Rome : John H. D'Arms.

Author:

D'Arms, John H., 1934-

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Commerce and social standing in ancient Rome : John H. D'Arms.
D'Arms, John H., 1934-
Cambridge, Mass.: Harvard University Press, c1981.

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Subject Headings:

• Social classes -- Rome -- History
• Rome -- Commerce -- History

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• Includes index.
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