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Linked by Trismegistos ID TM 23712. Each record below describes this same ancient text from a different angle.

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Inscription #1 · Greek

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EN scholarly · J.G. Keenan, BASP 25 (1988) 155
Fl(avius) Kyros, the most brilliant member of the curial class, [through me, Victor, priest and overseer,] to Apollos, son of Dioscorus, [from] Aphrodite. [I have been paid in full] by you for the rent of the [arouras] under [your] control [in the allotment, 'The Field',] in the (5) vicinity of the level areas of the village of Phthla [..., in accordance with the] contract of lease, for tax of the second [indic(tion), and for your security] I have issued this [receipt] for full payment [as stated. Kyros …] through me, Victor, priest and [overseer--the receipt is acceptable to me as stated (date) ...

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