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cpr.8.65 VI

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Inventory of textiles and household vessels. A list of household objects, chiefly textiles such as blankets, coverlets, a pillow and linen cloths, several of them scarlet, green or decorated with gold, followed by a few vessels. It dates to the 6th century AD. machine translation

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Inscriptions (1)

Inscription #1 · Greek · Greek

Transcription

[1] […]…[…]…α κοκκηρὰ β […]…οιας β […]…ρια διάφορα θ […] α ……[…]…ημ ῥάχνη λευκὴ χρυσοσημουμένη α ῥάχνη κοκκηρὰ καὶ αλ α κερβικάριον χρυσοσημούμενον α ἄλλα … ὁδηγὰ β σικλάριον α ῥάχνη κοκκηρά ῥάχνη χλωρά στρώματα β ῥάχνη χρυσοσημουμένη α σινδώνια χρυσοσημούμενα β α φ … [2] λαβέλλιν σίτλα οινανε…αφα β γ κάδους β γ

Translations (1)

EN AI · machine translation from the DDbDP edition (Claude Opus 5.5)
[column 1] […] … […] … 2 scarlet […] […] … 2 […] various … 9 […] 1 … […] … 1 white rachne (blanket) embroidered with gold 1 scarlet rachne and … 1 pillow embroidered with gold 2 other … guide-cloths (?) 1 small bucket (?) scarlet rachne green rachne 2 coverlets 1 rachne embroidered with gold 2 linen cloths embroidered with gold ⟦garment⟧ 1 … [column 2] ladle (?) buckets … 2 3 2 jars 3

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