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p.leipz.12 IIIMemphis

Fragment of a land register with plots in arouras. Fragment of a land register or account from Memphis, 3rd century AD, listing plots measured in arouras, some under sowing and some private land. It mentions Philon the village scribe, Nikanor the gymnasiarch, and a plot registered in the name of Tasaphthis daughter of Psenanoupis. machine translation

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Inscriptions (1)

Inscription #1 · Greek · Greek

Transcription

[… ? lines lost …] […] ὑπὸ τὸν σπόρον αν ἀρουρ ϛ α […] ἀρουρ θ ἰδιοτικι α αλ […]α… …υλ ἀρούρης 𐅵 ἀρουρ … […] προση ι ἀρουρ τ […] ἁλωνίας ἄρουρα α Φίλωνος κωμογραμματέως […]ως δι λουν γυμνασιαρχ Νικάνορος […] κατὰ τὰ μερὶς ἀρουρ ϛ […] ὀνομα Τασάφθιος Ψενανούπι […] ἔτους ε ἀρουρ ιϛ […]θιος Θοτέως … [… ? lines lost …]

Translations (1)

EN AI · machine translation from the DDbDP edition (Claude Opus 5.5)
[...] [...] under the sowing [...] 6 arouras [...] [...] 9 arouras, private [...] [...] 1/2 aroura, [...] arouras [...] [...] [...] 300 (?) arouras [...] of threshing-floor land (?) 1 aroura, of Philon the village scribe [...] through [...] of Nikanor the gymnasiarch [...] according to the [...] portion (meris) 6 arouras [...] in the name of Tasaphthis daughter of Psenanoupis [...] year 5, 16 arouras [...]this son of Thoteus [...] [...]

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Found at Memphis

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