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The ‘custodia’ of goods by the horrearius: CIL VI 33747. The inscription recorded as CIL VI 33747 regarding the locatio of a horrea Caesaris is not complete, nonetheless, it is one of the most relevant sources that we have with regard to the problem of the characteristics of the praestare of the horrearius. A clause of the mentioned lex horreorum is in fact regulating the characteristics of the praestare of the horrearius by excluding his custodiam praestare. A possible clarification of the meaning of such a clause can actually also descend from D. 19,2,60,6 and D. 19,2,60,9 where we can see how the horrearius and his activities, due to their socio-economic relevance, are regulated by certain specific rules.

V. La custodia di merci dell’horrearius: a proposito di CIL VI 33747