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o.did.334 Didymoi
Three Letters Written by Cutus via HGV-meta
Letter from Cutus to Drozes about wine for soldiers. Fragmentary Latin letter on an ostracon from the Roman fort of Didymoi in the Eastern Desert, written by Cutus to Drozes. It concerns wine provided from Cutus's work for several soldiers, including the curator Longinus, the sesquiplicarius Antonius, Bitus, Dales and Dinis son of Mocaporis. machine translation
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TM 144897.
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- Three Letters Written by Cutus HGV-meta Didymoi88
Inscriptions (1)
Inscription #1
· Latin
· Latin
Transcription
Cutos Drozei salutem
ut Longino curatori et
Antonio sesquiplicario et
Bitu semiaphori et Dales
et Dinis Mocapori filio ex mea
opera vinum habetis ut
excipia …um […]i[…]relico quas
[…] habes operas
[…] uino si tibi casum
[…]…uirant ut
[…]asilam
[…]…o
[… ? lines lost …]Translations (1)
Cutus to Drozes, greetings.
Since you have wine from my work for Longinus the curator and Antonius the sesquiplicarius and Bitus the semaphorus (?) and Dales and Dinis son of Mocaporis, so that […] receive […] left (?) which […] you have the labourers (?) […] wine, if to you […] so that […]
[…]
[…]
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Cross-references (3)
- TM-Text 144897 primary
- DDbDP-Text o.did;;334 tier-1
- HGV-Text 144897 tier-1
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