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p.dura.33 240 - 250Dura - Europos

Inventory of Personal Effects via HGV-meta

Inventory of clothing and household goods with valuations. A fragmentary inventory of personal effects, listing clothing, textiles and household furniture with their values in denarii. It comes from Dura-Europos on the Euphrates and dates to about AD 240-250. machine translation

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Inscriptions (1)

Inscription #1 · Greek · Greek

Transcription

[…]α…αρ[…] μονόμαλλον […] μονόμαλλον ἁπλοῦν[…] στιχάρια καινὰ λευκὰ …[…]…[…]ἄλλον πορφυροῦν τερ…[…]ερ[…] […]…α……[…] δηναρίων λβ· ταλάρια δύο , δηναρίων […]ς ἕν δηναρίων κ· δελματικὴν λινῆν ἕν , δηναρίων λβ· ἐπικάρσιν ἑπτακοσίων ἕν δηναρίων ν· μίτρας γ, δηναρίων ν· τυλάρια δύο , σὺν … γναφάλλοις ἕν , δηναρίων ρ· κλεινο…α… […]λ…α ἕν , δηναρίων ρ· σκάμνον ἕν , δηναρίων μζ· […]ον σισύριν ἕν , δηναρίων οε·

Translations (1)

EN AI · machine translation from the DDbDP edition (Claude Opus 5.5)
[…] [a] single-fleeced (garment?) […] a single-fleeced (garment), plain […] new white tunics […] [another] purple […] […] 32 denarii; two baskets, […] denarii; […] one, 20 denarii; one linen dalmatic, 32 denarii; one cross-striped (garment?) of seven hundred (threads?), 50 denarii; 3 headbands (mitrai), 50 denarii; two cushions, with […] stuffing (of wool flock), one, 100 denarii; a couch(?) […] […] one, 100 denarii; one stool, 47 denarii; […] one rug (sisyra), 75 denarii.

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