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p.erl.102v III (?)

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Fragment of a list of names. Fragment of a list of Egyptian men, each identified by his own name and his father's name, such as Patsiris son of Pachirombath and Orsenouphis son of Pauthophis. It probably dates to the 3rd century AD. machine translation

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Transcription

[…]……[…] […] Πατσῖρις Παχιρομβαθ — […] […]Παγεῦρις Πατομγῶτος […] […]Ὀρσενοῦφις Παυθώφιος Π[…] […] Παγεῦρις Πητεύθεως[…] […] Ὀρσενοῦφις Παυθώφιος Μ[…] […]…… Πακῦσις […] […]……………[…] […]ησις νεώτερος Ὀρσενούφεως […] […]ιθ[…]

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[…] traces […] […] Patsiris son of Pachirombath […] […] Pageuris son of Patomgotos […] […] Orsenouphis son of Pauthophis, P[…] […] Pageuris son of Peteutheus […] […] Orsenouphis son of Pauthophis, M[…] […] traces, Pakysis […] […] traces […] […]esis the younger, son of Orsenouphis […] […]ith[…]

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