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o.berenike.2.187 A.D. 50 - 75
Blank Order Form from Epaphroditos to Pakoibis via APIS-papyrus
Blank pass for jars of Ptolemaic wine from Epaphroditos to Pakoibis. A customs pass (order to let goods through) from Epaphroditos, agent of Delios Aeimnestos, a man of the imperial household, to the customs official Pakoibis, authorizing passage of jars of Ptolemaic wine. The number of jars was left blank. It was found in a Roman rubbish dump at Berenike on the Red Sea and dates to about AD 50-75. machine translation
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TM 89213.
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- Blank Order Form from Epaphroditos to Pakoibis APIS-papyrus This document was discovered in a A.D. 50 - 75
Inscriptions (1)
Inscription #1
· Greek
· Greek
Transcription
Ἐπαφρόδειτος Δηλίου
Ἀειμνήστου Καίσαρος
Πακοίβι κοιντανησίωι
χαίρειν· πάρες
τῶν Δηλίου
Ἀειμνήστου Καίσαρος
οἴνου πτολεμαικοῦ
κεράμιαTranslations (1)
Epaphroditos, (slave) of Delios Aeimnestos Caesar's (man),
to Pakoibis, quintanensis,
greetings. Let pass
of the (goods) of Delios Aeimnestos Caesar's (man)
of Ptolemaic wine
jars […]
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- TM-Text 89213 primary
- DDbDP-Text o.berenike;2;187 tier-1
- HGV-Text 89213 tier-1
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