Mnésimachos, Hérodote et le système tributaire achéménide

Raymond Descat

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From the study of Mnesimachus' inscription at Sardis (Sardis VII, I, 1) and Herodotus' list (III, 90 ff.) we may infer that the Persian tribute was levied at the rate of 1/12 on a basic unit of one gold mina a parasang. After the Macedonian conquest, Mnesimachus received a dôrea, formely Achemenid, of which he gives the management by «sale» to the sanctuary of Artemis.

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