Lectures on the History and Principles of Ancient Commerce, المجلد 1

abundance acquire advantage agricultural amount ancient arts Athens bank banker became become body brought called capital carried cause character citizens civilized clothing coin colonies commerce commodities conquest considered course cultivation effects Egypt Egyptians empire employed engaged established existence exports extended foreign give gold greater Greece Greeks habits hand hence imported improved increase India individual inhabitants institutions interest Italy kind knowledge labour land laws lectures less letter linen live luxuries manufactures materials means merchant nations necessary never observed obtained period Persians persons population possession pound practice present principles probably produce promote purchase quantity received reference regard respect Romans Rome sciences ships silver slaves soil supply taste things tion trade Tyre usually various wealth weight whole