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Laum[1] (1924: pp. 27ff., 158f.) found that whereas “Secular exchange is almost always free and unmeasured, it is the exchange between gods and men that is first regulated by specific norms.”

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  1. ↑ Bernhard Laum, Heiliges Geld: Eine historische Untersuchung Uber den sakralen Ursprung des Geldes (Tübingen: 1924), pp. 27ff., 158f.