Untitled spreadsheet - Sheet1 (4)

Question 1

Procuratores

Answer 1

Equestrian. Financial assistants in large; governor of small

Question 2

Governs Rome

Answer 2

Urban prefect

Question 3

Governs Italy

Answer 3

Praetorian prefect

Question 4

oversees aeraria

Answer 4

a rationibus

Question 5

iuridici

Answer 5

subordinate legal mags from II.i

Question 6

curatores rei publicae

Answer 6

financial control over particular cities

Question 7

Which governors more likely to have consular ancestors

Answer 7

Senatorial

Question 8

Which governors more likely to be consular

Answer 8

Imperial

Question 9

what do cities need to ask for

Answer 9

new taxes, public buildings

Question 10

Civitates foederatae

Answer 10

status determined by particular treaty

Question 11

civitates liberae

Answer 11

free from governors

Question 12

civitates liberae et immunes

Answer 12

free from goves, taxation

Question 13

honestiores divide

Answer 13

II.i; case by case basis

Question 14

Three zones

Answer 14

Africa, Sicily, Egypt pay grain; imperial support troops; others pay cash

Question 15

revenue/revenue for army

Answer 15

1.6bill, of which 800mil for military

Question 16

Landholding pattern

Answer 16

Primary estate + various smaller; Millionaires dispered around district; Pliny (20) around Italy; Seneca (300m) around provinces–esp. West

Question 17

Wealth of pliny

Answer 17

20

Question 18

Wealth of Seneca

Answer 18

300

Question 19

Seed yield

Answer 19

6/10/2013

Question 20

Options for landowners

Answer 20

Vilicus or locatio-conductio

Question 21

Army rationsunder Trajan

Answer 21

grain, meat, vin pique

Question 22

Rations under SS

Answer 22

wine and oil (inflation–> need; loyalty)

Question 23

Senate in late republic

Answer 23

1200 @ 400,000

Question 24

Senate under Aug

Answer 24

600 @ 1,000,000

Question 25

Equestrian under Aug

Answer 25

400000

Question 26

Decurional census in average origo

Answer 26

100000

Question 27

Where was the border to social mobility

Answer 27

Below decuriones

Question 28

Who became decuriones

Answer 28

freedmen and veterans (centurions in city; primipili to equestiran)

Question 29

Who do wives get stuff from

Answer 29

fathers not husbands

Question 30

Which sons could inherit

Answer 30

Those without fathers

Question 31

Causes of oliganthropia

Answer 31

fewer sources of new wealth; women become branches; adoption as insurance; legacy hunters give advantage

Question 32

If every family had 3 children, how many would have (male) heirs

Answer 32

2/3/ heirs; 1/3 male

Question 33

How was duty to family framed

Answer 33

as amicitia

Question 35

Whom did D rely on

Answer 35

Equites

Question 36

Whom did C rely on

Answer 36

expanded senate

Question 37

develops regional identity

Answer 37

aes-using poor

Question 38

Homogenize

Answer 38

Gold-using rich

Question 39

Number of D provinces

Answer 39

50+Italy-->100

Question 40

iugatio

Answer 40

expected productivity of land

Question 41

capitatio

Answer 41

expected productivity of person

Question 42

Why caste system

Answer 42

difficulties of indiction incentivize stability in all areas

Question 43

Why coloni

Answer 43

incentinve for stability-->masters responsible for poll tax-->competition over coloni-->obligation to remit + incentive to chain

Question 44

What do towns do

Answer 44

Administration and market =/culture, social

Question 45

What keeps gini coefficient of East low

Answer 45

injection of new blood, new money.

Question 46

Why pay rather than accept conscription

Answer 46

wealth relies on coloni to farm

Question 47

Who taxes senate

Answer 47

Constantine, Constantius II

Question 48

What decreases tax base

Answer 48

Exemptions standard as a reward; church as rich landowner; fabricae gain increasing market share. And IN HOUSE TRADE IS NOT TAXED. NOR DOES IT REQUIRE MONEY

Question 49

Why high gini coefficient in West

Answer 49

Relative endogamy, static, conservative; removed from senate=heat that causes percolation

Question 50

chrysargon

Answer 50

tax on merchants initiated by C

Question 51

What are Aes and solidi

Answer 51

Not a bimetallic system

Question 52

Army under D

Answer 52

400000

Question 53

Who administers dioceses

Answer 53

Vicars

Question 54

Who commands military

Answer 54

regional duces and comites

Question 55

scholarii

Answer 55

~cataphract

Question 56

Praep under D

Answer 56

Most military and judicial

Question 57

Prap under C

Answer 57

all provisions

Question 58

Whom did C draw on for new senate

Answer 58

BOTH aristocrats and eques/provincials

Question 59

Senate by Julian

Answer 59

2,000 in each

Question 60

Who made what grades of senator

Answer 60

Clarissimus

Question 61

title

Answer 61

comes

Question 62

status

Answer 62

senator, equest-->exemptions, privileges

Question 63

rank

Answer 63

clarissimus

Question 64

what happens to decuriones

Answer 64

both real and opportunity cost increases

Question 65

Social implications of deeds and renunciation

Answer 65

egalitarian

Question 66

St. Basil

Answer 66

promotes monasticism but leverages connections and traditional oratory

Question 68

Wealth of Melania

Answer 68

relatively poor husband had 1,500 pounds per annum; sells out of Italy in 40-410

Question 69

Richest senators (olympiodorus)

Answer 69

4,000 lbs per annum = 2* what Aspar paid to Atilla