05-17-2007, 02:30 AM
Ave,
Thank you very much. I pondered the subject of Post Warrants for some months and finally threw up my hands and surrendered.
1. So, Post Warrants are authorizations to use the public post. That makes sense, that use of it should be restricted, but then the question comes up, why are offices such as the Praetorian Praefect of the East only allowed 16 post warrants (I assume that is in a given period - perhaps per month or per year).
2. It seems a very small number. Unless issuing a post warrant was an authorization to a specific agency who then had unlimited access to use the public post.
Would you know the answer to that (Number 2)?
Thanks again, You guys are great.
Me.
Thank you very much. I pondered the subject of Post Warrants for some months and finally threw up my hands and surrendered.
1. So, Post Warrants are authorizations to use the public post. That makes sense, that use of it should be restricted, but then the question comes up, why are offices such as the Praetorian Praefect of the East only allowed 16 post warrants (I assume that is in a given period - perhaps per month or per year).
2. It seems a very small number. Unless issuing a post warrant was an authorization to a specific agency who then had unlimited access to use the public post.
Would you know the answer to that (Number 2)?
Thanks again, You guys are great.
Me.
AKA Tom Chelmowski
Historiae Eruditere (if that is proper Latin)
Historiae Eruditere (if that is proper Latin)
