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o.did.82 Didymoi
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Account of vegetables, olives, cheese and wine. An ostracon from the Roman fort of Didymoi in the Eastern Desert listing foodstuffs and their quantities: gourds, cabbage, loaves, radishes, olives, dates, cheeses and jars of wine. It is probably an account or list of supplies. machine translation
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TM 144648.
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- Comptes HGV-meta Didymoi125
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Transcription
κολοκύντια ια
κράμβης δέσμαι η
καθαρίων ζεύγη κδ
ῥαφανιδίων δέσμη α
σφυρίδιν […]ιδίων ὅπου …[…]
ἐλαιῶν μάτια β
[…]…ισαιπε…[…]… τέσσαρες …[…]
[…]…ι…[…] …[…]
φοινικίων …ν δύο
…α …[…]ε…σεφαμ[…]
…κ…ου ἐλαι[…]
μαρσίππιν τυρίων […]
κεράμια δέκα οἴνου […]
λου …[…]…ιου φοιν[…]
…ασκ[…]υλα…α η
…[…]…Translations (1)
11 gourds
8 bundles of cabbage
24 pairs of clean loaves (?)
1 bundle of radishes
a small basket of […] where […]
2 matia of olives
[…] four […]
[…]
[…] two (?) of dates
[…]
[…] olive (?) […]
a small bag of cheeses […]
ten jars of wine […]
[…] dates (?) […]
[…] 8
[…]
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