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apf.57.89_49 VIIApollonopolis

Account of wine jars from wine-presses. A short ostracon account recording quantities of wine jars, of the types called magarika and triple jars, from two wine-presses and from one Basileios, with totals. It dates to the 7th century AD and comes from Apollonopolis (Edfu). machine translation

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Inscriptions (1)

Inscription #1 · Greek · Greek

Transcription

† α ληνοῦ µαγαρικὰ µθ τριπλᾶ ϡλδ β µαγαρικὰ τριπλᾶ υβ Βασιλείου µαγαρικὰ μβ […]ωλ ὁµοῦ τριπλᾶ Ατλϛ ὁµοῦ µαγαρικὰ ϙγ

Translations (1)

EN AI · machine translation from the DDbDP edition (Claude Opus 5.5)
† 1st wine-press: magarika 49, triple jars 934 2nd: magarika [..], triple jars 402 Basileios: magarika 42 […]ol (?); total triple jars 1,336 Total magarika 93 (?)

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Found at Apollonopolis

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