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p.oxy.52.3692 IIOxyrhynchos

Copy of a Latin Will via HGV-meta

Copy of the Latin will of Gaius Julius Diogenes. Opening of a copy of a Roman will in Latin from Oxyrhynchus, 2nd century AD. Gaius Julius Diogenes names his three sons and Claudia Techosis, the mother of his children, as heirs in equal shares, disinherits all others, and requires the heirs to formally accept the inheritance. machine translation

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Inscriptions (1)

Inscription #1 · Greek · Greek

Transcription

Caius Iulius Diogenes […] […] testamentum fecit. Caius Iulius Romanus et Caius Iulius Diogenes et Caius Iulius Ptolemaeus fili mei et Claudia Techosis […]issima femina mater liberorum meorum ex asse omnium bonorum meorum aequis partibus mihi heredes sunto. ceteri omnes exheredes sunto. cernitoque hereditatem meam unusquisque eorum pro sua parte simul ac sciet poteritque testari se mihi heredem esse.[…] qui ex eis mihi heres heredesue non erint testati, non mihi heres heredesue erint. hae[…] partibusue mihi heres heredesue erint[…] q mihi heres heredesue erint[…] […]…[…] [… ? lines lost …]

Translations (1)

EN AI · machine translation from the DDbDP edition (Claude Opus 5.5)
Gaius Julius Diogenes […] […] made (his) will. Let Gaius Julius Romanus and Gaius Julius Diogenes and Gaius Julius Ptolemaeus, my sons, and Claudia Techosis, most […] woman, mother of my children, be my heirs to the whole of all my property in equal shares. Let all others be disinherited. And let each of them formally accept my inheritance for his share as soon as he knows and is able to testify that he is my heir. […] Whichever of them shall not have testified (to being) my heir or heirs, let them not be my heir or heirs. […] […] or shares shall be my heir or heirs […] […] shall be my heir or heirs […] […] […]

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