Collatio lustralis (redirect from Chrysargyron)
In the Eastern Roman (Byzantine) Empire, this tax was known as the chrysargyron (Greek: χρυσάργυρον), also called chrysargyrum. The term originated from...
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several successful financial reforms including the abolition of the chrysargyron tax. He was the first emperor to die with no serious problems affecting...
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the purview of the praetorian prefects: the taxation of senators, the chrysargyron tax, customs duties, mines, mints and state-run mills and textile factories...
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commonly used coin throughout the Empire. Anastasius also abolished the chrysargyron tax, a tax that was hated due to it being collected in lump sums every...
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method in Europe for naming years. Emperor Anastasius I abolishes the chrysargyron tax throughout the Eastern Roman Empire, before reforming the monetary...
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animals. Timotheus might have also composed a tragedy lampooning the chrysargyron tax. Masalha, Nur (2022). Palestine across millennia: a history of literacy...
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He also reformed the tax system, and permanently abolished the hated chrysargyron tax. The State Treasury contained the enormous sum of 145,150 kg (320...
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Constantinople (approximate date). Emperor Anastasius I abolishes the chrysargyron tax throughout the Eastern Roman Empire, before reforming the monetary...
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813 Chronicle of 846 Chronicle of 1234 Chronicon Paschale Chrysaphius Chrysargyron Chrysobull Chrysocheir Chrysopolis Chrysotriklinos Church Fathers Church...
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