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    The Atlas·Ideas

    Interest

    “types and rates”

    idea · 4 works · 4 mentions · 8 anchored passages

    interest · stipulated interest · usury · bodily interest · compound interest · compounding interest · crest-interest · interest from enjoyment · the measure of interest · unstipulated interest

    in the texts

    CloudsClassical · Greek

    The accruing debt-interest Strepsiades is desperate to avoid paying, and which he mock-philosophically denies the legitimacy of when confronted by Amynias.

    If the moon were to rise no longer anywhere, I should not pay the interest.
    clouds
    About the interest;
    clouds
    What sort of animal is this interest?
    clouds

    Bṛhaspati SmṛtiAncient · Sanskrit

    The legal doctrine governing types of interest on loans, their definitions, and rates depending on the commodity or class involved.

    Bodily interest, periodical interest, and then compound interest, stipulated interest, crest-interest, and likewise interest from enjoyment.
    chapter 1
    Bodily interest, interest from enjoyment, stipulated interest, and crest-interest— they call this a fourfold interest, and with compound interest, a fifth.
    chapter 1
    For gold, grain, and cloth, the interest is double, triple, and fourfold.
    chapter 1

    Kātyāyana SmṛtiAncient · Sanskrit

    The legal doctrine governing rates, limits, and types of interest owed on loans of money and goods.

    He who, though residing in his own country, does not pay when asked, one should make him pay unstipulated interest, even if he is unwilling.
    chapter 46
    That higher interest which is stipulated by the debtor, if made in a time of distress, must always be paid;
    chapter 45
    Where one completely clears the interest with the debtor, and he pays it at every period, that is known as compounding interest.
    chapter 45

    NāradasmṛtiAncient · Sanskrit

    The practice of lending at profit, classified into four kinds (physical, periodical, stipulated, compound) with rates varying by commodity and region, and restricted for Brāhmaṇas.

    A Vaiśya may overcome a calamity by the practice of usury if he wishes.
    chapter 1
    The interest on ghee is eightfold, and for female animals and women, it is their offspring.
    chapter 1
    On all kinds of oils, spirits, honey, and ghee, the interest is known to be eightfold, and likewise for molasses and salt.
    chapter 1