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Fiscus
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A Erarium
the State Treasury of Rome. Under the Emperors the 'rarium as the public treasure was distinguished from the fiscus, the privy purse of the emperor, See FISCUS.
fiscal
fiscal [Latin fiscalis, from fiscus basket, treasury] 1 : of or relating to taxation, public revenues, or public debt [ policy] 2 :
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Bona confiscata
Bona confiscata, property forfeited for crime to the fiscus, or public treasury.
Bona waviata
Bona forisfacta, goods forfeited; called by the civilians bona confiscata, because they belonged to the fiscus, or imperial treasury
Fidei-commissum
that 'this' (the object of evading the law) 'was probably the origin of fidei-commissa were claimed by the fiscus. Fidei-commissa; but by a senatus-consultum, made in the time of Hadriam, such fidei-commissa were ultimately assimilated to legacies,
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