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'''Date''': February 24, 1954<br />
'''Date''': February 24, 1954<br />
'''KPA''': 31/15, 68 (1<sup>st</sup>) + 85 (2<sup>d</sup>).
'''KPA''': 31/15, 68 (1<sup>st</sup>) + 85 (2<sup>d</sup>).
== Notes ==

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  • A. Introduction
  • B. Armies and Markets in Ancient Greece: Booty Sale and Provisioning
  • Part One: Selling the Booty: Creating Demand-Markets for Slaves
    • a. Kinds of Property saized as Booty
    • b. Storage Protection and Transportation of Booty
    • c. Disposal of Booty / Sharing the Booty[1]
    • d. Sale of Booty
      • i. Place of Sale
      • ii. Officials in Charge of Sale
      • iii. Auction
      • iv. Proclamation[2]
    • e. Merchants who buy Booty
    • f. The Slave Trade
  • Part Two: Buying Provisions: Creating Supply-Markets for Provisions / Provisioning the Army: Creating Supply-Markets for Provisions[3]
    • a. The Organising of Supply
    • b. Army Camps ((N'apparait pas p. 85))
    • c. Markets in, and used by, Camps / Markets Used by Military Forces[4]
    • d. Soldiers' Rations and Pay
    • e. Traders withe the Army
  • C. Summary
  • D. Conclusions[5]

References

Reference:
Date: February 24, 1954
KPA: 31/15, 68 (1st) + 85 (2d).

Notes

  1. ↑ 2d version p. 85
  2. ↑ Doesn't appear p. 85
  3. ↑ 2d version p. 85
  4. ↑ 2d version p. 85
  5. ↑ Doesn't appear p. 85
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