المزاد : لمحة عن الأوضاع الاقتصادية المصرية في ضوء الوثائق البردية خلال الاحتلال الروماني (من 30 ق. م إلى 284 م)‎

Abstract EN

Although the Romanian government followed a different economic policy from the Ptolemaic government, in promoting the principle of private ownership, And encouraging individual investments in Egypt, It was, however, an exploitative colonial policy.

They did not like people's salience while seeking to exploit them and drain their resources.

And avoid the risk of lack of financial resources of the Romanian treasury.

With this policy and the deterioration of economic conditions in Egypt, many owners lost their property because of their inability to pay their taxes, And all the dues of the state.

The state confiscated their property and offered for sale by auction.

I will try in this study to present the subject in a way that shows how to use the auction in the banks of this Roman policy.

The bidding process was in which Competitors competed to win the sale of goods either by the state or individuals.