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Studies in the Byzantine Monetary Economy, c. 300-1450

Angeliki E. Laiou, Michael F. Hendy

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List of plates List of maps List of tables Abbreviations Preface and acknowledgements Introduction Part I. Economy and Society: 1. The land 2. The basic geography of settlement and society Part II. Finance: 3. The budget 4. The limiting factors Part III. Coinage (Circulation): 5. Supply 6. Supervision Part IV: Coinage (Production): 7. Administrative basis 8. History Preliminary observations, future directions Bibliographies Key to plates Indexes.

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List of plates List of maps List of tables Abbreviations Preface and acknowledgements Introduction Part I. Economy and Society: 1. The land 2. The basic geography of settlement and society Part II. Finance: 3. The budget 4. The limiting factors Part III. Coinage (Circulation): 5. Supply 6. Supervision Part IV: Coinage (Production): 7. Administrative basis 8. History Preliminary observations, future directions Bibliographies Key to plates Indexes.

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List of plates List of maps List of tables Abbreviations Preface and acknowledgements Introduction Part I. Economy and Society: 1. The land 2. The basic geography of settlement and society Part II. Finance: 3. The budget 4. The limiting factors Part III. Coinage (Circulation): 5. Supply 6. Supervision Part IV: Coinage (Production): 7. Administrative basis 8. History Preliminary observations, future directions Bibliographies Key to plates Indexes.

Key concepts: Limiting, Settlement (finance), Byzantine architecture, Circulation (fluid dynamics), Economy, Production (economics), Key (lock), Economics

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