c.epist.lat.154 August 8, 140 A.D.
Acknowledgment of Debt via APIS-papyrus
Soldier's acknowledgment of a loan of 79 silver denarii from a fellow cavalryman. A Latin acknowledgment of debt in which the cavalryman Antonius Heronianus of the 1st Cohort of Lusitanians confirms a loan of 79 silver denarii from his fellow cavalryman Iulius Serenus, to be repaid with interest from his pay. It was drawn up at a fort in a detachment of the cohort on 8 August 140 and has a Greek subscription by the debtor. machine translation
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TM 69901.
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- chla.5.303 DDbDP-text castellum Net[- - -], province of August 8, 140 A.D.
- Acknowledgment of Debt APIS-papyrus castellum Net[- - -], province of August 8, 140 A.D.
- p.mich.7.438 DDbDP-text castellum Net[- - -], province of August 8, 140 A.D.
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Transcription
Antonius Heronianus eques cohortis I Lusitanorum turma Mariana Iulio Sereno[…]
equiticohortis eiusdem cum fide salutem fateor me[…]
accepisse et debere denarios argenteos septuaginta novem
quos tibi reddam stipendio accepto[…]
cum usuris aut procuratori heredive tuo[…]
stipulatus est Iulius Serenus eques spopondit
Antonius Heronianus pro denariis argenteis LXXIX […]
diei infra scripti actum in castello Net[…]in vexillatione cohortis supra scriptae VI Idus Augustas Imperatore Antonino
Augusto Pio III et Aurelio Caesare AugustiPii filio consulibus
Ἀντώνιος Ἡρωνιανὸς ἔλαβον ἀργυρία δενάρια
οθ δανεισμὸν καὶ ἀποδώσω ὡς πρόκειταιTranslations (1)
Cross-references (3)
- TM-Text 69901 primary
- DDbDP-Text c.epist.lat;;154 tier-1
- HGV-Text 69901 tier-1
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