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p.kar.goodsp.8 (Mid) IInd century A.D.Arsinoite nome
Grain receipt via APIS-papyrus
Receipt for seed-grain from Horos son of Hatreis to the sitologoi of Karanis. A short receipt addressed to the grain officials (sitologoi) of Karanis in which Horos son of Hatreis acknowledges receiving seed-grain for year 22 of Antoninus (Pius) for his plot of royal land of about 5 11/16 arouras. It comes from the Arsinoite nome in the mid-2nd century AD. machine translation
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- Grain receipt APIS-papyrus Arsinoite nome(Mid) IInd century A.D.
Inscriptions (1)
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Transcription
σιτολόγοις Καρανίδος ἔσχον προσφωνήσας
χειρογραφίᾳ σπερμάτων κβ ἔτους
Ἀντωνείνου Καίσαρος τοῦ κυρίου
ιβ κληρουχίας Ὧρος Ἁτρείους Καρανίδος βασιλικῆς
ἀρουρῶν ε 𐅵 η ιϛTranslations (1)
To the sitologoi of Karanis. I have received, having declared it by handwritten declaration, of the seed-grain of year 22 of Antoninus Caesar the lord, 12 ⟨of the cleruchy⟩ (?), Horos son of Hatreis, of Karanis, of royal land 5 1/2 1/8 1/16 arouras.
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Arsinoite nome
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- TM-Text 42870 primary
- DDbDP-Text p.kar.goodsp;;8 tier-1
- HGV-Text 42870 tier-1
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