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p.corn.31 III

Account via APIS-papyrus

Account of grain and hay. A short account from Roman Egypt listing individuals each credited with one artaba of grain, followed by a section on hay with payments in drachmas. It dates to the 3rd century AD; its provenance is unknown. machine translation

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Inscriptions (1)

Inscription #1 · Greek · Greek

Transcription

[…] ἀρτάβη […]τος ἀρτάβη […]τος ἀρτάβη […] ἀρτάβη …[…] ἀρτάβη Ὡρίωνος λόγος σιταρίου. Ὡρίων Παρίωνος ἀρτάβη Πεμπώτης ἀρτάβη Ἀφοῦς ἀρτάβη Ταύρεις ἀρτάβη λόγος χόρτου Ἑρηοῦς λυπαραχμας Ἀπολλῶς λυπαραχμας Ἀτῖνος λυπαραχμας Πεμπᾶς λυπαραχμας Ἀφοῦς λυπαραχμας

Translations (1)

EN AI · machine translation from the DDbDP edition (Claude Opus 5.5)
[…] 1 artaba […]tos 1 artaba […]tos 1 artaba […] 1 artaba […] 1 artaba Of Horion Account of grain. Horion son of Parion 1 artaba Pempotes 1 artaba Aphous 1 artaba Taureis 1 artaba Account of hay Hereous lypara(?) drachmas Apollos lypara(?) drachmas Atinos lypara(?) drachmas Pempas lypara(?) drachmas Aphous lypara(?) drachmas

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