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Eingeführte Reihe. Zahlreiche Checklisten und Praxis-Tipps sollen dem Mieter helfen, von der "2. Miete" keinen Pfennig zu viel zu bezahlen. Es wird genau analysiert, welche Kosten überhaupt dazugehören, wo der Mieter seine Kosten weitergeben kann, wie die Abrechnung funktioniert und welche Fristen zu beachten sind. Der gut verständliche Ratgeber (zuletzt BA 5/05) hilft auf laienverständliche Weise. Einführend und günstig auch Dirk Clausen (BA 5/04). Sehr teuer und sehr gründlich ist Michael Schmids "Handbuch der Mietnebenkosten" (6. Auflage, BA 1/02). Ältere als die Vorauflage sollten wegen neuer Betriebskosten- und Wohnflächenverordnung auslaufen. (1)

The main intention of my paper is to show that the careful interpretation of inscriptions may help us in our understanding of certain historical situation usually treated only superficially by the classical (literary) sources. To achieve such an aim it is necessary to understand such testimonia not as isolated exempla but as parts of much broader historical tradition. I tried to achieve this by integrating the epigraphic sources from other parts of the empire (e.g. Asia Minor) in my study. As a first result we can say that the weakening of the imperial authority in not a local phenomenon of Roman Mauretania, but a phenomenon found in many other regions of the empire. Without the existence of strong local authorities that could act in the place of the emperors the whole empire might have collapsed. The emergence of separate empires (e.g. the imperium Galliarum of Postumus or the regnum Palmyrenorum) may be understood as another facette of this time. ; The main intention of my paper is to show that the careful interpretation of inscriptions may help us in our understanding of certain historical situation usually treated only superficially by the classical (literary) sources. To achieve such an aim it is necessary to understand such testimonia not as isolated exempla but as parts of much broader historical tradition. I tried to achieve this by integrating the epigraphic sources from other parts of the empire (e.g. Asia Minor) in my study. As a first result we can say that the weakening of the imperial authority in not a local phenomenon of Roman Mauretania, but a phenomenon found in many other regions of the empire. Without the existence of strong local authorities that could act in the place of the emperors the whole empire might have collapsed. The emergence of separate empires (e.g. the imperium Galliarum of Postumus or the regnum Palmyrenorum) may be understood as another facette of this time.