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Account of expenses [2nd cent. B.C.]

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Accession: P.Duk.inv. 117
Period: 199 BCE – 100 BCE
Date: 199 BCE – 100 BCE
Date range: 199 BCE – 100 BCE
Materials: ['1 item : papyrus, forty-five partly joining fragments mounted in three frames of glass, incomplete']
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Account of expenses in money from Egypt, written on papyrus. On the fragment in the first frame of glass, the expenses are partly for feeding sacred ibises and for priests. Among those mentioned are Peteesis, Marres, a scribe, Phileas, Dionysios, Antaios and Sosibios. The fragments in the second frame of glass mention Hermophilos, Kriton, Phileas son of Dionysios, Alkimos and Philistas, Ares, Euboulos and Timaios, Demetrios and Dionysios. The fragments in the third frame of glass mention Hekataios and Hermophilos

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