res privata造句

• They " res privata " was directly under the management of the RP . The patromonium', or imperial inheritance were lands leased to indivivuals.
• The " res privata " lands could be sold and / or given away, while the " patrimonium " properties were regarded as public.
• There is a considerable question as to the exact nature of this evaluation, involving possibly a " res privata " so common in the Late Empire.
• He maintained the general treasury and the intake of all revenue until Constantine divided the treasury into three giving the prefect, count and the manager of the res privata their own treasuries.
• The " magister officiorum " ( master of offices ) made all the major decisions concerning intelligence matters was not a fiscal officer and could not interfere with the operation of the sacrae largitiones and the res privata.
• Thus the three chief financial " departments " of the old system, the Praetorian Prefecture, the Byzantine Persian War and the Muslim conquests, but had already been presaged by Emperor Justinian's reforms in the 6th century, when the " res privata ", responsible for the managing of imperial estates, had been divided by kind into five separate departments.