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p.narm.2006.26 II - IIINarmuthis (Arsinoites)

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Monthly rota of names drawn by lot for the kleros of Hegoumenos. A list from Narmuthis in the Fayum, dating to the 2nd-3rd century AD, headed "allotment of Hegoumenos". It assigns pairs of men to successive months, starting on the first day of each month from Pachon onward, apparently the result of a drawing of lots for a rota of duties. machine translation

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Transcription

κλῆρος Ἡγουμένου· Παχὼν α· Πλουσιανός, Κέννις. Παῦνι α· Παυειτῆς, Ἀσῆς. Ἐπεὶφ α· Διόσκουρος, Γελάσις. Μεσορὴ α· Νεῖλος ὀρνιθᾶς, …ς … Θῶθ α· Τρύφων Τρύφωνος, Ἀμμώνιος. Φαῶφι α· Σαραπίων Τρύφωνος, Ἀπίων …[…]ω… Σαραπίων[…] Τρύφων […]

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Allotment (kleros) of Hegoumenos: Pachon 1: Plousianos, Kennis. Pauni 1: Paueites, Ases. Epeiph 1: Dioskouros, Gelasis. Mesore 1: Neilos the poulterer, […] Thoth 1: Tryphon son of Tryphon, Ammonios. Phaophi 1: Sarapion son of Tryphon, Apion […] Sarapion […] Tryphon […]

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