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o.douch.1.17 IV - Anfang VKysis (Oasis Magna)

Compte de viande de porc via HGV-meta

Account of pork distributed to individuals. An ostracon account listing quantities of pork in pounds assigned to or received by various individuals, among them Abream, Tesauris, Thekra and Plenis, a soldier of the armatura. It comes from Kysis (Douch) in the Great Oasis and dates to the 4th or early 5th century AD. machine translation

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Inscriptions (1)

Inscription #1 · Greek · Greek

Transcription

[…] χυρινων […]σπερ λίτραι ε […]Ἀβρεὰμ Τεσαῦρις λίτραι ε […]νρεταβου λίτραι γ […]σερε Θέκρα λίτραι β 𐅵 […]Πλῆνις ἀρματοῦρα λίτραι δ […]… επι λίτραι …

Translations (1)

EN AI · machine translation from the DDbDP edition (Claude Opus 5.5)
[…] of pork (?) […]sper, 5 pounds […] Abream, Tesauris, 5 pounds […]nretabou, 3 pounds […]sere, Thekra, 2 1/2 pounds […] Plenis, armatoura, 4 pounds […] … epi, … pounds

Connections

Found at Kysis (Oasis Magna)

Cross-references (3)

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