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Petition [end of 245 or early 244 BC]

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Accession: Col.inv. 272
Find spot: Philadelphia (Arsinoites), Egypt via HGV-meta
Period: 245 BCE – 244 BCE
Date: 245 BCE – 244 BCE
Date range: 245 BCE – 244 BCE
Materials: ['1papyrus ; 33.5 x 23 cm']
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Petition of Antipatros, a resident of Philadelphia, against Nikon: Antipatros' wife, Simon, borrowed money from Nikon at an usurious rate; Antipatros left Philadelphia because of some trouble and brought his wife and son to Hermopolis, where he opened a shop; the creditor followed them, threatened Simon and induced her and her son to follow him; Simon escaped but the boy was still in detention

The same text in other collections

Linked by Trismegistos ID TM 1796. Each record below describes this same artifact or text from a different angle.

Petition in a Case of Usury and Illegal Detention HGV-meta Philadelphia (Arsinoites)245 - 244 v.Chr.
p.col.4.83 DDbDP-text textPhiladelphia (Arsinoites)245 - 244 v.Chr.

Connections

Found at Philadelphia (Arsinoites)

Cross-references (5)

TM-Text 1796 primary
APIS-Text columbia.apis.p82 tier-1
DDbDP-Text p.col;4;83 tier-1
DDbDP-Text p.col.4.83 tier-1
HGV-Text 1796 tier-1

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