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p.lond.7.2154 Mitte III v.Chr.

Fragments of an account of artabas. Two small fragments of a Greek papyrus from the mid-3rd century BC, apparently an account or note recording quantities of grain in artabas, with mention of works and of receiving and giving. A name beginning Theotel- appears in the second fragment. machine translation

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Inscriptions (1)

Inscription #1 · Greek · Greek

Transcription

[1] [… ? lines lost …] […] συρητι ἀρταβ ϛ […] […]ων ἔργων […] […] ἀρταβ β […] […] ἀρτάβης 𐅵 α[…] […]… κομίσασθαι […] ἀρταβ α 𐅵 […] α […] 𐅵 […] α […]ου ἀρταβ α […]…η [… ? lines lost …] [2] [… ? lines lost …] λ[…] σης[…] […] […] Θεοτελ[…] ἤδη δοῦναι[…] [… ? lines lost …]

Translations (1)

EN AI · machine translation from the DDbDP edition (Claude Opus 5.5)
[1] […] […] … 6 artabas […] […] of the works […] […] 2 artabas […] […] of an artaba 1/2 […] […] … to receive […] 1 1/2 artabas […] 1 […] 1/2 […] 1 […] 1 artaba […] … […] [2] […] l[…] ses[…] […] […] Theotel[…] already to give […] […]

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