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cpr.28.13 120 - 119 v.Chr.Hermopolites (?)
Official Correspondence concerning Royal Land via HGV-meta
Official correspondence to the secretary Didymos concerning royal land. Fragment of official correspondence addressed to a secretary named Didymos, dated to year 51 of a Ptolemaic king. It refers to a letter received, to cultivators and to royal land measured in arouras, probably in the Hermopolite nome. machine translation
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TM 117593.
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- Official Correspondence concerning Royal Land HGV-meta Hermopolites (?)120 - 119 v.Chr.
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Transcription
[…]… Διδύμωι γραμματεῖ […]
ἔτους να Φα κ… […]
[…]ωνι τῶι προσ[…]
[…]… γῆς καὶ δωρ[…]
[…]ταγμένων ἐπ[…]
[…] συντάξηις …[…]
[…]γέγραφεν ἡμῖν ἐπιστολήν[…]
[…]φροντίδα περὶ του[…]
[…]γεωργοὺς ποτ…[…]
[…]βασιλικῆς γῆς ἀρουρ […]
[…]ν τὴν ἐν τῆι[…]
[… ? lines lost …]Translations (1)
[…] to Didymos, secretary […]
Year 51, Pha[ophi or Phamenoth] 20(?) […]
[…] to […]on the […]
[…] of land and gift(?) […]
[…] of those assigned(?) […]
[…] you order […]
[…] has written us a letter […]
[…] care concerning the […]
[…] cultivators […]
[…] of royal land, […] arouras […]
[…] the one in the […]
[… lines lost …]
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