Throughout history commerce has been an important branch of economy. The Roman Empire was no exception, and merchants are often documented in the inscriptions of the Imperial period, usually on gravestones or in dedications of votive monuments, excep-tionally on other kinds of epigraphic monuments as well. The paper gathers the refer-ences to merchants found in four administrative units of the Roman Empire: Venetia et Histria (including Aquileia and other important towns of northern Italy), Noricum, and the two Pannonias. These units either included present-day Slovenian territory or exer-cised the most influence on it. The research focuses on the merchants dubbed mercatoresand on those identified as negotiatores (or negotiantes).

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URN:NBN:SI:doc-WI49P434

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222398467

DOI

10.4312/keria.26.1.73-91

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14.05.2025

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APA:

Visočnik, Julijana (2024). Epigrafsko dokumentirani trgovci v vzhodnoalpskem prostoru. Keria (Ljubljana), volume 26, issue 1, str. 73-91. URN:NBN:SI:doc-WI49P434 from http://www.dlib.si

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Visočnik, Julijana. "Epigrafsko dokumentirani trgovci v vzhodnoalpskem prostoru." Keria (Ljubljana) volume 26. issue 1 (2024) str. 73-91.
<http://www.dlib.si/?URN=URN:NBN:SI:doc-WI49P434>

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