Literary Works
- Wirtschaftliche Schwanklungen der Zeit von Alexander bis Augustus, Jena 1930 (Economic Fluctuations from the time of Alexander to that of Augustus).
- Die auswärtige Bevölkerung im Ptolemäerreich, Leipzig 1925 (Foreign Inhabitants of Ptolemaic Empire).
- The Adler Papyri, (London, 1939).
- Sylloge Nummorum Graecorum, Vol. 4, Parts 1-6 (London, 1940-65).
- Roman Coins from Iceland, Antiquity 26, pp.43-45.
- An Ancient economic history, 2 vols., Leiden, first edition 1938, second edition 1968.
- A History of the Roman People Prentice-Hall, first edition 1962, second edition 1984, third edition 2003.
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| Name | Heichelheim, Fritz |
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| Short description | German/Canadian historian |
| Date of birth | May 6, 1901 |
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| Date of death | April 22, 1968 |
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