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p.bon.35 II

Elenco di persone via HGV-meta

List of persons with patronymics. A fragmentary list of persons, mostly Egyptian men identified by their fathers' names (Orsenouphis, Harsiesis and others), with traces of further entries after each name. It dates to the second century AD. machine translation

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Inscriptions (1)

Inscription #1 · Greek · Greek

Transcription

Βησατ……ανου ιϛ Ἀχομη……[…] Ὀρσίκου …ενου… ιμασηαις[…] Μα…κο… Ἀρσέως …νη[…] Ἁρμιοῦσις Αι…σιοντο[…] Φατρῆς Ὀρσενούφιος μ[…] Παχοῦμις Ὀρσενούφιος …[…] Ἁρπο… Σισευ……[…] Ἁρπήκου Σις…[…] Σανσνεῦς ……[…] Β…λαων Β…[…] ……[…] …πεντευ……[…] […]…ορ…διο[…] […]… τον χο[…]

Translations (1)

EN AI · machine translation from the DDbDP edition (Claude Opus 5.5)
Besat[…], son of […]anos, 16 Achome[…] […] Orsikos, son of […]enos, […]imasea[…] Ma[…]ko[…], son of Harsiesis, […]ne[…] Harmiysis, son of Ai[…]sion(?), […] Phatres, son of Orsenouphis, […] Pachoumis, son of Orsenouphis, […] Harpo[…], son of Siseu[…] […] Harpekis, son of Sis[…] […] Sansneus […] […] B[…]laon, son of B[…] […] […] […]penteu[…] […] […]or[…]dio[…] […] the […]

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