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grbs-5221	Burke, Edmund M.	Lycurgan Finances	1985	14	.pdf	application/pdf	7415	316	63	The objections raised against this number by S. K. Eddy, Athens' Peacetime Navy in BURKE, EDMUND M., Lycurgan Finances , Greek, Roman and Byzantine Studies, 26:3 (1985:Autumn) p.251 258 L YCURGAN FINANCES naval inventories for 330129, 326/5, and 325/4 show that at the time these inventories were recorded the city actually had at sea between forty and sixty ships.40 A review of Lycurgan revenues will suggest in fact that naval activity of at least such size was regularly the practice in the period of accommodation between Chaeronea and the Hellenic War; and if this suggestion is correct, then we will have done much to explain the unaccounted portion of Lycurgan expenditures. The thesis offered here-that commercial revenues constituted a large, though indeterminate, portion of Lycurgan revenues-is generally consistent, I believe, with BURKE, EDMUND M., Lycurgan Finances , Greek, Roman and Byzantine Studies, 26:3 (1985:Autumn) p.251 EDMUND M. BURKE 261 commercial revenues had been extensive and had met with a meas­ ure of success.	cache/grbs-5221.pdf	txt/grbs-5221.txt