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p.bodl.1.153 IV - VII

List of Foodstuffs via HGV-meta

List of meat and seafood quantities in pounds. Fragment of a list of foodstuffs, mostly meat and seafood measured in pounds (litrai), arranged by day numbers. Written in Late Antique Egypt, 4th to 7th century AD. machine translation

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Inscriptions (1)

Inscription #1 · Greek · Greek

Transcription

[… ? lines lost …] […]κρέως λίτρας …[…] κα[…]…[…]ίου λίτρας ϛ ὀφελλίων λίτρας ε τηθῶν …[…]…[…] […] τι κρέως λίτρας …[…]… κβ ὀφελλίων λίτρας ϛ […]…[…] λίτρας … … κρέως λίτρας θ κγ ἄρκτων λίτρας ι ὀφελλίων λίτρας ε τῷ αὐτῷ ἄλλας λίτρας β τι κρέως λίτρας ιη κβ καρκίνου… λίτρας ε τι κρέως λίτρας πέντε κε […]κίου λίτρας ι [… ? lines lost …]

Translations (1)

EN AI · machine translation from the DDbDP edition (Claude Opus 5.5)
[...] [...] meat, [...] lbs. 2[...] [...] 6 lbs. ophellia (small cuts?) 5 lbs. sea squirts (?) [...] [...] to Ti(?) meat [...] lbs. 22 ophellia 6 lbs. [...] [...] lbs. [...] meat 9 lbs. 23 bears (crabs?) 10 lbs. ophellia 5 lbs. to the same, another 2 lbs. Ti(?) meat 18 lbs. 22 crab [...] 5 lbs. Ti(?) meat five lbs. 25 [...] 10 lbs. [...]

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