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p.lond.7.2174 Mitte III v.Chr.

Account of thirteen calves of Thonas, addressed to Zenon. A short account listing 13 calves associated with a man named Thonas, with a price or value in drachmas and obols given for each animal. The verso is addressed to Zenon, indicating it belongs to the Zenon archive of the mid-3rd century BC. machine translation

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Inscriptions (1)

Inscription #1 · Greek · Greek

Transcription

[r] Θωνᾶς μόσχους ιγ ὧν εἷς δραχμ ιζ ἄλλος ζ ὀβολ 3 ἄλλος[…] ἄλλος ϛ ὀβολ 4 ἄλλος ε ὀβολ 3 ἄλλος ζ ἄλλος […] ἄλλος γ ἄλλος […]ἄλλος δ ὀβολ 4 ἄλλος[…]ἄλλος δ ἄλλος… [… ? lines lost …] [v] Ζήνωνι

Translations (1)

EN AI · machine translation from the DDbDP edition (Claude Opus 5.5)
[recto] Thonas: 13 calves, of which one 17 drachmas, another 7 (drachmas) 3 obols, another […], another 6 (drachmas) 4 obols, another 5 (drachmas) 3 obols, another 7 (drachmas), another […], another 3 (drachmas), another […], another 4 (drachmas) 4 obols, another […], another 4 (drachmas), another […] [… ? lines lost …] [verso] To Zenon

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