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p.freer.5 spätes VI - frühes VII
Contract of Loan via HGV-meta
Loan contract with antichresis in gold solidi. Fragment of a Byzantine loan contract secured by antichresis (the lender enjoying the use of property in place of interest), involving gold solidi reckoned at 23 carats on the Alexandrian standard. Names Phoibammon and Ioannes appear, and the document closes with a notary's subscription. The whole surviving text was struck through by the scribe. machine translation
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TM 36071.
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- Contract of Loan HGV-meta unbekanntspätes VI - frühes VII
Inscriptions (1)
Inscription #1
· Greek
· Greek
Transcription
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[…] through […] the entire allotment (?)
through the […] of the right […] twenty-three […]
by the Alexandrian standard, as aforesaid. † Phoibammon with […] wrote concerning […]
the aforewritten […] of each […]
[…] benefactor […] of the present antichresis […]
[…] from the […] payment of the […]
of Ioannes […] twenty-three carats by the Alexandrian standard […]
[…] by the present antichresis […]
[…] and by the payment of the […]
[…] city […]
[…] antichresis […]
from the […] by the payment [of the] […] of gold […]
of the solidi […] twenty-three, as each by the Alexandrian standard […]
[…] written through me, […] notary.
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Cross-references (3)
- TM-Text 36071 primary
- DDbDP-Text p.freer;;5 tier-1
- HGV-Text 36071 tier-1
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