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Usury and public good in national economy
The text argues that debt burdens the people while enriching a few usurers, citing ancient Rome with Tacitus and Tiberius. It urges regulation of economy after peace, protecting farmers and merchants, removing trade hindrances, and promoting public welfare over private gain. It emphasizes balancing agriculture, commerce, and taxes to curb public debt.
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Roman Empire
Tacitus
Tiberius
Senate
Cafsiodorus