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Coinage as an instrument of financial control in the Roman world
The Romans built upon the economic foundations of the Greeks by exploiting extensively, and on an empire-wide basis, the fiscal uses to which their predecessors had put coined money. However, control of the coinage, despite being a necessary condition for successful financial management, could not of itself be a sufficient condition, as the history of the later empire demonstrates.
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