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o.mich.1.388 November 7, 279 A.D.
Receipt for Transport of Grain via APIS-papyrus
Receipt for transport of 4 sacks of grain by Ammonios son of Papeeis. A short receipt on a potsherd recording that Ammonios son of Papeeis, of Karanis, delivered 4 sacks of grain from the year 4 harvest, carried by pack animals from Narmouthis. The grain came from the boundary district of Kerkesoucha, and the receipt is dated 7 November AD 279 in the Arsinoite nome. machine translation
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- Receipt for Transport of Grain APIS-papyrus probably Kerkesoucha, Herakleidou November 7, 279 A.D.
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· Greek
Transcription
γενήματος δ ἔτους ὁριοδεικτίας Κερκεσούχων τῶν ἀπὸ
Καρανίδος Ἀμμώνιος Παπέειτος
διὰ κτηνῶν Ναρμούθεως
σάκκους τέσσαρας, γίνονται σάκκοι
δ. ἔτους ε Ἁθὺρ ι.Translations (1)
Of the produce of year 4, of the boundary district of Kerkesoucha, for those from Karanis, Ammonios son of Papeeis, by the animals of Narmouthis: 4 sacks, total 4 sacks. Year 5, Hathyr 10.
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- TM-Text 42151 primary
- DDbDP-Text o.mich;1;388 tier-1
- HGV-Text 42151 tier-1
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