imperial fiscus

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The imperial fiscus was the Roman emperor’s personal treasury, managing revenues and expenditures separate from the traditional state treasury of the Republic.

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imperial fiscus canonical 1

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Roman financial institution ⓘ
imperial treasury ⓘ
associatedWith imperial administration ⓘ
category Ancient Roman economy ⓘ
Roman imperial administration ⓘ
collects confiscated property ⓘ
fines ⓘ
imperial domain revenues ⓘ
taxes from imperial provinces ⓘ
tribute ⓘ
contrastedWith aerarium Saturni ⓘ
controls provincial revenues of imperial provinces ⓘ
documentedIn Roman historiography ⓘ
Roman legal sources ⓘ
emergedDuring Principate ⓘ
funds Roman army ⓘ
imperial bureaucracy ⓘ
imperial court ⓘ
public works under imperial control ⓘ
governedBy imperial officials ⓘ
procuratores ⓘ
rationales ⓘ
hasConceptualOpposite public treasury of the Senate ⓘ
hasFunction centralization of imperial financial power ⓘ
hasLatinName fiscus ⓘ
hasPurpose financing imperial governance ⓘ
supporting emperor’s personal and dynastic interests ⓘ
hasRole personal treasury of the Roman emperor ⓘ
historicalPeriod Roman Empire ⓘ
influencedBy transition from Republic to Empire ⓘ
languageOfName Latin ⓘ
manages imperial expenditures ⓘ
imperial revenues ⓘ
partOf Roman Empire ⓘ
playsRoleIn shift of financial control from Senate to emperor ⓘ
relatedTo Roman taxation system ⓘ
imperial household ⓘ
imperial provinces ⓘ
separateFrom aerarium ⓘ
state treasury of the Roman Republic ⓘ
typeOfRevenue customs duties ⓘ
direct taxes ⓘ
indirect taxes ⓘ
inheritance taxes ⓘ
sales taxes ⓘ
underAuthorityOf Roman emperor ⓘ
linked to: Roman emperors
usedBy Roman emperor ⓘ

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aerarium Saturni → distinctFrom → imperial fiscus ⓘ