« Dio 52.25 | Dio 52.25 | Dio 52.26 | About This Work »
5One official of the equestrian order is sufficient for each branch of the fiscal service in the city, and, outside the city, for each province, each one of them to have as many subordinates, drawn from the knights and from your own freedmen, as the needs of the case demand; for you need to associate with the officials such assistants in order that your service may offer a prize for merit, and that you may not lack those from whom you may learn the truth, even contrary to their wishes, in case any irregularity is committed.
« Dio 52.25 | Dio 52.25 | Dio 52.26 | About This Work »