Revenues and public funds
object · 2 works · 2 mentions · 3 anchored passages
public funds · State-funds · contributions · contributions of your allies · money · public treasury · revenues · talents · total revenues
spoken of as
1 expressionPublic funds and revenues1 mention
On Organization (Greek)
Have we not squandered our private estates, our public funds, and the contributions of our allies?
in the texts
On Organization
Athenian public money, revenues, allied contributions, and state funds whose distribution and use are central to the speech.
Have we not squandered our private estates, our public funds, and the contributions of our allies?
The cause of all this change is that then the people controlled and dispensed everything, and the rest were well content to accept at their hand honor and authority and reward;
Yet these can never be worth more than two obols, but the other reforms, together with those that I proposed, are worth all the wealth of the Great King—that a city, so well provided with infantry, triremes, cavalry, and revenues, should be duly organized and equipped.
Areopagiticus
Money, tribute, public funds, and treasury resources central to Athens' power, waste, offices, and debts.
And we may well be patient with people in such circumstances if they care nothing for the public welfare, but consider only how they may live from day to day.
I am in doubt whether to suppose that you care nothing for the public welfare or that you are concerned about it, but have become so obtuse that you fail to see into what utter confusion our city has fallen.
appearing in the public choruses in garments spangled with gold, yet living through the winter in clothing which I refuse to describe and showing other contradictions of the same kind in their conduct of affairs, which bring great shame upon the city?