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o.berl.77 II

List of names. Fragmentary ostracon listing Egyptian personal names with patronymics, probably a group of men named together for a tax, work or similar purpose. It dates to the 2nd century AD and comes from the Theban area (Memnoneia or Hermonthis). machine translation

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Inscriptions (1)

Inscription #1 · Greek · Greek

Transcription

Ἀμενώθου Ἀμενώθου καὶ … Ψεννήσιος καὶ Παθιοῦς Παθιοῦς πρεσβυτέρου καὶ Παθιοῦς Παθιοῦς νεωτέρου καὶ …[…] Ὀννώφριος καὶ Ἰμούθου Παμον[…] καὶ Πασήμιος Πασήμιος καὶ Πλήνιος[…] καὶ Πλήνιος Ψάις καὶ[…] νιος καὶ Παπούσθιος[…] καὶ Παπούσθιος[…] […]τιος[…] [… ? lines lost …]

Translations (1)

EN AI · machine translation from the DDbDP edition (Claude Opus 5.5)
Of Amenothes son of Amenothes and […] Psennesis and Pathies son of Pathies [the elder] and Pathies son of Pathies the younger and […] Onnophris and Imouthes son of Pamon[…] and Pasemis son of Pasemis and Plenis […] and Plenis son of Psais and […] […]nis and Papousthis […] and Papousthis […] […]tis […] […]

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