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The Tax Treaty of Patmos is a statutory Byzantine tax law which is in fact reduced to a single paragraph copied in the praktikon of Adam, in 1073, a tax document dealing with an estate of the Monastery of St. John of Patmos in the region of Miletus: it reproduces the tariff applied for the drafting of this document, and is presented as a regulatory text with general value - some indications do not apply to the field concerned. It could be an excerpt from a lost tax treaty. Bibliography edit code Noteschange the code
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