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p.erl.100 II - III

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Private account of expenses for silver, wax, bricks and building work. A fragmentary private account listing expenses, including the price of uncoined silver, wax, brickmaking, payments to a builder and to silversmiths, lead, and bundles of some material. It dates to the 2nd or 3rd century AD. machine translation

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Inscriptions (1)

Inscription #1 · Greek · Greek

Transcription

[…] τιμῆς ἀσήμου λ τριώβολον τ…[…] […] τιμῆς κηροῦ μνῶν […] […] τιμῆς πλινθοποιίας […] […] οἰκοδόμωι […] […] ἀργυροκόποι ὑπὲρ[…] […]μολύβδου […]ου […]ινου […]νορινω μανδάκαι …[…] […]υων μανδάκαι γ[…] […]ων […]… — […]εισχω[…] […] τιμῆς κεν[…]

Translations (1)

EN AI · machine translation from the DDbDP edition (Claude Opus 5.5)
[…] price of uncoined silver, 30 drachmas (?), 3 obols […] […] price of wax, […] minas […] […] price of brickmaking […] […] to the builder […] […] to the silversmiths, for […] […] of lead […] […] […] bundles […] […] bundles 3 (?) […] […] […] — […] […] price of […]

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