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Famine in Antioch, 362/363
Author(s) : Stathakopoulos Dionisios (7/17/2001)Translation : Nakas Ioannis
For citation: Stathakopoulos Dionisios, "Famine in Antioch, 362/363",Encyclopaedia of the Hellenic World, Asia MinorURL: <http://www.ehw.gr/l.aspx?id=10096>
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curiales Curiales were the members of the city councils (gr.: boule) in the late Roman Empire. They belonged to the local aristocracy and were officials of the municipal administration, responsible for the normal functioning of the city's institutions as well as for local tax-collecting. A city's boule could count from 100 to 200 curiales, depending on the city's population.
1. The outbreak of the famine
2. Measures and reactions
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