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p.coll.youtie.2.85 VI

list of veils via APIS-papyrus

List of veils and veil-tunics of purple. A fragmentary list of veils and veil-tunics (maphoria and sticharomaphoria), several described as made of five-times-dyed purple, one with a wheel pattern and one as Antiochene. It dates to the 6th century AD; its origin is unknown, and it may come from a dowry list in a marriage contract or a church inventory. machine translation

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Inscriptions (1)

Inscription #1 · Greek · Greek

Transcription

[…]πορφύρας ἕν. τὸ μαφόριον τροχωτὸν ἕν. ἄλλο στιχαρομαφόριον[…] […] ἀπὸ πενταβάφου πορφύρας ἕν. ἄλλο στιχαρομαφόριον θ[…] […]κινον ἀπὸ πενταβάφου πορφύρας ἕν. ἄλλο […] […] ἀπὸ πενταβάφου πορφύρας […]ουτο μαφόριον[…] […] Ἀντιοχήσιον καταβαινωτόν. ἄλλο μαφόριον […] […]οστρον πα[…]ρωμα[…] […] ἄλλο στιχαρομαφόριον[…]

Translations (1)

EN AI · machine translation from the DDbDP edition (Claude Opus 5.5)
[…] of purple, 1. The veil (maphorion) with wheel pattern, 1. Another sticharomaphorion […] […] of five-times-dyed purple, 1. Another sticharomaphorion […] […] of five-times-dyed purple, 1. Another […] […] of five-times-dyed purple […] veil (maphorion) […] […] Antiochene, with a hanging border (?). Another veil (maphorion) […] […] […] Another sticharomaphorion […]

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