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Receipt for telos katalochismon 196 AD, March 16From the Oxyrhynchite nome

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Description

Receipt for 118 dr. paid for taxes on 26 1/2 arouras of katoikic land in the neighborhood of Pela in the allotment of Diodoros, son of Demokrates. Paid to Neilos and Sarapammon tax collectors, by Origeneia, daughter of Marcus [ ] Niger (?) and Demetria daughter of Sarapodoros. Origeneia is a citizen of Alexandria, as is her representative in the transaction Apollonios alias Didymos, son of Apollonios (?), grandson of Dioskoros. The land was ceded to Origeneia and Demetria by Tbekis, daughter of Pausiris and Kollauchis, from Pela

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Linked by Trismegistos ID TM 17440. Each record below describes this same artifact or text from a different angle.

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Found at From the Oxyrhynchite nome(?)

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