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cpr.8.7 I - IIArsinoites
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Fragment of a tax list naming persons from Fayum villages. Fragment of a tax list from the Arsinoite nome (Fayum), AD 1st-2nd century, recording individuals by their village of origin, including Karanis, Psenyris, Aphrodites Polis and the settlement of Metrodoros. Only names and place names survive. machine translation
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TM 24956.
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- Steuerliste HGV-meta ArsinoitesI - II
Inscriptions (1)
Inscription #1
· Greek
· Greek
Transcription
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Μητροδώρου ἐποικίου […]
ἀριθμης[…]
Κερκ Φαῆσις[…]
Ψενύρεως Ἁρποχ […]
Καρανίδος Διοδώρα […]
Καρανίδος Ἡράις …[…]
Ψενύρεως Πανω Εὑρημ[…]
Ἀφροδίτης πόλεως Ἁρ…[…]
ὁ καὶ […]
[v]Translations (1)
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Of Metrodoros' settlement (epoikion) […]
paid (?) […]
Kerk[…]: Phaesis […]
Of Psenyris: Harpoch[…] […]
Of Karanis: Diodora […]
Of Karanis: Herais […]
Of Psenyris: Pano[…], Heurem[…] […]
Of Aphrodites Polis: Har[…] […]
also called […]
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