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Latin fragments mentioning Chaerilion, Oxyrhynchus and a consul Geta. Badly damaged Latin papyrus fragments of uncertain nature from the late 2nd century AD. Only scattered words survive, including the name Chaerilion, a reference to Oxyrhynchus, a consular date naming Geta, and mention of something shut in a ship and handed over. machine translation
Linked by Trismegistos ID
TM 42956.
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