The Economy of the Early Roman Empire
Author: Peter Temin
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Description: The Economy of the Early Roman Empire by Peter Temin analyzes the economic aspects of the early Roman Empire. It explores markets, labor, and capital, revealing insights into Roman prosperity.
Pages: 40
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