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Fragmentary records of a loan involving a gold earring. Fragmentary document from Panopolis, apparently a series of records of payments or loans, one involving a gold earring that the borrower promises to return. It names men called Aurelius and Sarapion and is dated to year 1 of an emperor, AD 217-218. machine translation
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TM 17801.
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