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Letters [May 16, 243 BC]

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Accession: Col.inv. 214 recto
Find spot: Philadelphia? (Arsinoites), Egypt via HGV-meta
Period: 243 BCE
Date: 243 BCE
Date range: 243 BCE – 243 BCE
Materials: ['1papyrus fragment, broken at top ; 12 x 30 cm']
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Description

Drafts of 3 letters written by Eukles: the first is about the price of pottery and sale of wine; the second was addressed to Anosis, the village scribe of Philadelphia, angrily charging him that he had been careless and dishonest so that the state had incurred some losses: in the future his accounts were going to be checked; the third letter is addressed to Dionysios about the same accounts of Anosis

The same text in other collections

Linked by Trismegistos ID TM 1801. Each record below describes this same ancient text from a different angle.

Drafts of Letters from Eukles HGV-meta Philadelphia? (Arsinoites)16. Mai 243 v.Chr.
p.col.4.88 DDbDP-text textPhiladelphia? (Arsinoites)16. Mai 243 v.Chr.

Connections

Found at Philadelphia (Arsinoites)

Cross-references (5)

TM-Text 1801 primary
APIS-Text columbia.apis.p87 tier-1
DDbDP-Text p.col;4;88 tier-1
DDbDP-Text p.col.4.88 tier-1
HGV-Text 1801 tier-1

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