- (Tricio, La Rioja) to
manage the
portorium of this
pottery production centre; In
Lucus Augusti (Lugo) to
manage the
portorium; In
Segisama (Sasamón, Burgos)...
-
especially the land tax (tributum soli), poll tax (tributum capitis), and the
portorium, an
imperial duty on the
carriage of
goods on
public highways collection...
- were
either the
portorium, a tax on the
entry from or
departure to the
provinces (those
cities which were
allowed to levy the
portorium shared the profits...
- procurator, the
chief financial officer in the province, who
collected the
portorium, an
imperial toll on
goods in
transit on
public roads that was charged...
- arcarius, a
treasurer probably in the
administration of
imperial customs (
portorium); his
position gave him the
opportunity to earn the
wealth required for...
- ferrying" (porthmeion πορθμήϊον or πορθμεῖον); or "waterway toll" (Latin
portorium).
Naulon is
defined by the Christian-era
lexicographer Hesychius of Alexandria...
-
procurator (the
senior financial official in the province) to
collect the
portorium, an
imperial toll on the
carriage of
goods on
public roads,
payable whenever...
- took him to Myra in Lycia.
Adramyttium later also
became the seat of a
portorium.
Adramyttium was
damaged by an
earthquake during the
reign of Emperor...
-
bridge have been
discovered at this site, and it is anti****ted that the
portorium, or
customs post
where duties were collected, will be
unearthed soon....
- that—along with the gens Iulia—practically
controlled the tax on
trade (
portorium) in Illyri**** as
tenants (conductores). He was thus a
relative of Gaius...
