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c.epist.lat.81 2. Hälfte I - 1. Hälfte IIPanopolis oder Oxyrhynchos

Official Letter of Introduction via HGV-meta

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Inscriptions (1)

Inscription #1 · Latin · Latin

Transcription

[r,ctr] […]…[…]…[…] […]ius Celer Hermeroti […]suo salutem […]onem domini nostri imperatoris servum hominem mihi domesticum et carum rogo domine commendatum habeas est enim dignissimus et processu et favore tuo cui quidquid ad dignitatem eius pertinens praestiteris non dissimulo mihi gratissimum futurum vale [r,ms] […]…[…] […]… […] […]… […]…as […] c…s […] iusi […]s […] […] […] […] […] […] [v] Tiberio Claudio Hermeroti procuratori Augusti data Panopoli Celere architecto

Translations (1)

EN scholarly
‘Ulpius Celer to Hermeros, greeting. Allow me, sir, to commend to your notice … on, a slave of our lord the Emperor, a member of my household and esteemed by me. He is most deserving of advancement and of your favour, and I do not disguise that any service you can render him in his career will be most welcome to me. Farewell. To Claudius Hermeros, son of Titus, imperial procurator. (2nd h.) Given at Panopolis by me Celer….’

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Found at Panopolis oder Oxyrhynchos

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