D. Panchenko. Tiberius and the Financial Crisis of 33 AD (pp. 680–696)

Author

D. Panchenko (Saint Petersburg State University)

Keywords\n Tiberius, Cocceius Nerva, financial crisis, agriculture in Italy

Pages\n 680–696

Summary\n

The financial crisis of 33 AD was largely due to inadequate measures taken by Tiberius.

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