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Letter of recommendation from Aurelius Archelaus, beneficiarius, to Iulius Domitius, tribune of a legion via HGV-meta
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TM 69880.
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- chla.4.267 DDbDP-text
- p.oxy.1.32 DDbDP-text
- Letter of recommendation from Aurelius Archelaus, beneficiarius, to Iulius Domitius, tribune of a legion HGV-meta OxyrhynchosII
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Iulio Domitio tribuno militum legionis ab Aurelio Archelao beneficiario suo salutem iam tibi et pristine commen daveram Theonem amicum meum et modo quoque peto domine ut eum ante oculos habeas tamquamtanquam me est e nim talistales homoomo ut ametur a te reliquit enim suos et rem suam et actum et me secutus est et per omnia me securum fecit et ideo peto a te ut habeat introitum adat te et omnia tibi referrereferere potest de actoactum nostronostrum quidquidquitquit mihi dixit illudillut et factum esse scito amavi hominem m sedset des a te peto domine m ibi est c hab h et tor tico illum ut ypse inter cessoris ut illum commendarem opto te felicissimum domine mul tis annis cum tuis omnibus bene valere hanc epistulam ante ocu los habeto domine putato me tecum loqui vale Iulioioulio Domitio tribuno militum legionis ab Aurelio Archelao beneficiario st quiaCross-references (3)
- TM-Text 69880 primary
- DDbDP-Text c.epist.lat;;169 tier-1
- HGV-Text 69880 tier-1
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