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Will, Roman CE 91 via APIS-papyrus
End of a Roman will with mancipatio clause and witness list. Closing section of a Roman will in Latin, with the standard clauses on codicils, the exclusion of fraud, and the formal sale of the estate by bronze and scales (mancipatio). It is dated by the consuls of AD 91 and year 11 of Domitian, followed by the names of witnesses, some in Greek. machine translation
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TM 69909.
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si quid ego post hoc testamentum nuncupatum codicillis charta
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per quod non recto testamenti iure legume dari aut fieri
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