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p.muench.3.1.142 VI

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List of garments carried by a traveller. A list of the clothing items someone was carrying, including cloaks, shirts, breeches, leg-wraps, scarves and pairs of shoes, with their quantities. It dates to the 6th century AD. machine translation

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Inscriptions (1)

Inscription #1 · Greek · Greek

Transcription

χμγ βρέυιον ἱματίων τῶν βαστάζει ἐρμελαῦσον ῥούσιον α καμίσιν παρατουρᾶτον α λινούδια κησάρια β βρέκιν ψιλὸν α βρέκιν χονδρὸν α φημινάλιν μύινον κονδὸν α φημινάλιν λινοῦν κονδὸν α καμίσια χονδρὰ β […]ν μύειον α χειρομανίκιν μύινον α κονδοβράκιν καμπαγίων α φακιάλιν α ὀράρια β καμπαγίων ζυγὴ μία α […]τροχαδίων ζυγὴ μία α […]ν ἐντύλιγμα

Translations (1)

EN AI · machine translation from the DDbDP edition (Claude Opus 5.5)
643 (?) List of the garments which he carries: red hermelausos (cloak), 1 shirt with border (?), 1 linen pieces (?) for kesaria, 2 thin breeches, 1 thick breeches, 1 short mouse-coloured leg-wrap (feminalis), 1 short linen leg-wrap (feminalis), 1 ⟦thin shirt, 1⟧ thick shirts, 2 […] mouse-coloured, 1 mouse-coloured long sleeve, 1 short breeches of the kampagia (?), 1 ⟦socks, one pair, 1⟧ kerchief (facial), 1 scarves (oraria), 2 kampagia (shoes), one pair, 1 […] trochades (shoes), one pair, 1 […] wrapping

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