A comparison between the prices of camelids expressed in denarii in the Edict promulgated by Diocletian in 301 A.D. and those calculated in solidi in a papyrus from Nessana (Negev desert south-west), datable between 575 and 625 A.D., allows us to clearly grasp an inflationary trend over a period of about three centuries, which originated in Constantinian monetary policy and still produced its effects in 7th century A.D. Palestine.
Cammelli e dromedari fra IV e VI-VII secolo d.C.: appunti per una storia economica
Gaetano Arena
2026-01-01
Abstract
A comparison between the prices of camelids expressed in denarii in the Edict promulgated by Diocletian in 301 A.D. and those calculated in solidi in a papyrus from Nessana (Negev desert south-west), datable between 575 and 625 A.D., allows us to clearly grasp an inflationary trend over a period of about three centuries, which originated in Constantinian monetary policy and still produced its effects in 7th century A.D. Palestine.File in questo prodotto:
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