Prepared by Glitius Decianus
Valerius Asiaticus, the Governor of Belgica, has insisted that I keep a proper set of accounts for out Treasury that it may be audited by the Letters to the Roman Senate or Imperial Officials if required. I do not see why this need be done and I think that he did not trust me enough to make sure that there are funds sufficient to pay his legions. History has shown that I paid the German Legions for a year after Rome had stopped sending us money. It was not my fault that they then marched on Rome and sacked it.
Period | Description | Entry |
---|---|---|
SEPT. LXVIII | balance: | 0 |
Income | 70 | |
Pay, 2 x Legions | -60 | |
Roads | -7 | |
Postage | -1 | |
Admin Costs | -1 | |
Balance | 1 | |
Credit | Governor Belgica | -25 |
to pay for | Mil.Gov.Ger.Sup. | -10 |
the legions | Mil.Gov.Ger.Inf. | -10 |
Interest | -21 | |
Gov.Brit. | -15 | |
Legions | -150 | |
Balance | -230 | |
NOVEM. LXVIII | From Rome | 280 |
Postage | -3 | |
Balance | 7 | |
DECEM. LXVIII | Income | 70 |
Roads | -7 | |
Admin | -5 | |
balance | 66 | |
Legions (I, IV, V, XV, XVI, XXI & XXII) | -245 | |
Balance | -179 | |
from the Senate | 47 | |
Religious Ceremony | -5 | |
balance | -137 | |
MAR. LXIX | Income | 70 |
Admin costs | -3 | |
Roads | -7 | |
From Rome | 300 | |
Balance | 233 | |
redeeming credit note | -140 | |
redeeming credit note | -75 | |
redeeming credit note | -30 | |
redeeming credit note | -50 | |
Legions | -290 | |
Fleet (CLASSIS BRITANNICA) | -25 | |
Balance | -377 | |
JUN. LXIX | From Rome (Senate) | 235 |
Income | 40 | |
Admin & Roads | -10 | |
redeem credit note | -35 | |
Legions Loyalty Bonus | -200 | |
Balance | -347 | |
Temple to Minerva | -25 | |
Legions | -272 | |
Fleet | -10 | |
Balance | -654 | |
SEPT. LXIX | Surplus Income (Gallia & Belgica) | 170 |
Legions (I (Germania), I (Italia), IV, V, XIV, XV, XVI, XXI, XXII, | -325 | |
Court case admin | -40 | |
Subsidy to Britannia | -50 | |
Upgrade Legions on the Rhine | -50 | |
Balance | -949 | |
Upgrade new Legion | -30 | |
Subsidy to Gov.Brit. | -25 | |
Balance | -1004 |
For those of you wondering how the treasury managed to run with a deficit practically all the time then read the letters to the Letters to the Roman Senate asking for more cash. I also wrote letters of credit on the Imperial and Republic Treasury as appropriate for the time. I somehow doubt that these will be honoured gived subsequent events…