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p.brookl.24 ca. 215Oberägypten

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Pridianum (strength report) of a Roman auxiliary cohort. Fragments of a Latin pridianum, a periodic strength report of a Roman auxiliary unit in Upper Egypt around AD 215. It records men transferred in by the prefect of Egypt Aurelius Septimius Heraclitus, losses through transfer, discharge and retirement, the remaining strength of 457 men, and soldiers detached on duties at Koptos, Kaine, Nikiu and in the office of the epistrategos of the Thebaid. machine translation

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Inscriptions (1)

Inscription #1 · Greek · Greek

Transcription

[1] [… ? lines lost …] […] accesserunt[…] […] cohortis i Apamenorum centurio i Antoninianae ab Aurelio Septimio Heraclito praefecto Aegypti […] ex militibus legionis ii Traianae centurio i Antoninianae Fortis ab eodem praefecto Aegypti […] legionis ii Traianae miles i Antoninianae Fortis ab eodempraefecto Aegypti […]…a…milites ii […]…a ab eodem praefecto Aegypti […] eadem ex numero equitum miles i ab eodem praefecto Aegypti […]mquimil p…g[…] […]c…[…] [… ? lines lost …] [2] [… ? lines lost …] dati in classem …g…[…]…[…]…[…] ab eodem praefecto Aegypti dimissus causarie miles i ab eodem praefecto Aegypti qetati milites vii in is eques i, dromadarius i summa qui decesserunt, milites xxx in is centuriones ii, equites xi, dromadarius i reliqui numero puro milites cccclvii in is centuriones vi, decuriones iv, equites c, dromadarii xiii absunt in choram milites cxxvi ins… equites x[…]… […]…o…[…] [… ? lines lost …] [3] [… ? lines lost …] […]…[…] item ad commoda prin[…] Kopto ad pecunia…nativi[…]…c…io[…] in secutionem eius mil […] cum eo ab adiutorio milites […] in is equites v Copto cum epistulis mil […] Caene ad coriasc…equend equ […] item principales milites […] officio epistrategi Theb…os milites […] in is equites ii item detentus est ab […] miles i Marco praefecto Alae He… partes epistrategiae Niciu ad epistulas perferendas milites iv summissi et nondum […]…ersi milites iv inferiore chora ab …n…io miles i Mar[…]…[…] [… ? lines lost …]

Translations (1)

EN AI · machine translation from the DDbDP edition (Claude Opus 5.5)
[column 1] [...] [...] joined [...] [...] of the 1st cohort of Apameni, Antoniniana, 1 centurion by Aurelius Septimius Heraclitus, prefect of Egypt [...] from the soldiers of the 2nd legion Traiana Fortis Antoniniana, 1 centurion by the same prefect of Egypt [...] of the 2nd legion Traiana Fortis Antoniniana, 1 soldier by the same prefect of Egypt [...] 2 soldiers [...] by the same prefect of Egypt [...] from the same unit (?) of cavalry, 1 soldier by the same prefect of Egypt [...] [...] [...] [column 2] [...] given into the fleet [...] by the same prefect of Egypt discharged on medical grounds, 1 soldier by the same prefect of Egypt retired (?), 7 soldiers among them 1 cavalryman, 1 camel-rider Total of those who departed: 30 soldiers among them 2 centurions, 11 cavalrymen, 1 camel-rider Remaining, net number: 457 soldiers among them 6 centurions, 4 decurions, 100 cavalrymen, 13 camel-riders Absent in the countryside: 126 soldiers among them ⟦decurion⟧ cavalrymen 10 [...] [...] [...] [column 3] [...] [...] likewise for the benefit of the governor (?) [...] at Koptos for money of the natives (?) [...] in his escort, soldiers [...] with him from the assistant's staff, soldiers [...] among them 5 cavalrymen at Koptos with letters, soldiers [...] at Kaine for hides (?) [...], cavalrymen [...] likewise principales, soldiers [...] in the office of the epistrategos of the Thebaid, soldiers [...] among them 2 cavalrymen likewise detained by [...], 1 soldier with Marcus, prefect of the ala He[...] in the districts of the epistrategy at Nikiu for delivering letters, 4 soldiers sent as replacements and not yet [...], 4 soldiers in the lower countryside by [...], 1 soldier [...] [...]

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