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o.did.93 Ende II - Mitte IIIDidymoi

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Account of expenses in denarii and drachmas. An ostracon account from the Roman fort of Didymoi in the Eastern Desert, listing small sums in denarii in one column and, in a second column, costs in drachmas for a sack, transport, small axes, bronze and a bronze vessel, totalling 180 drachmas. machine translation

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Inscriptions (1)

Inscription #1 · Greek · Greek

Transcription

[column i] [… ? lines lost …] […] δηνάρι … […] δηνάριον α […] δηνάρια β […] δηνάριον α […]…ες δηνάριον α […] δηνάρια ϛ […] δηνάριον α […] δηνάρι … [… ? lines lost …] [column ii] [… ? lines lost …] κδ δραχμαὶ κδ δραχμαὶ κ δραχμαὶ κη δραχμαὶ μ ται: δραχμαὶ ρπ

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EN AI · machine translation from the DDbDP edition (Claude Opus 5.5)
[column i] […] […] … denarii […] 1 denarius […] 2 denarii […] 1 denarius […]…es 1 denarius […] 6 denarii […] 1 denarius […] … denarii […] [column ii] […] ⟦…⟧ ⟦sack, drachmas⟧ 24 ⟦transport charge⟧ 24 drachmas ⟦small axes⟧ 20 drachmas ⟦bronze⟧ 28 drachmas ⟦bronze vessel⟧ 40 drachmas Total: 180 drachmas

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