Commercial Contracts of the Genoese in the Syrian Trade of the Twelfth Century

Eugene H. Byrne

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Introductory: importance of Genoese commerce, 129. — Characteristics of trade with Syria, 131. — Annual or semi-annual expeditions to Syria, 132. I. The Societas, 135. — Variations based on method of forming the capital investment, 140. — Other variations, and development in the last quarter of the century, 150. — II. The Accomendatio, 152. — Variations based on division of profits, 161. — Variations based on expenses, 164. — Conditional associations, 165. — Minor variations, 166. — Conclusion, 168.

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