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p.mich.7.432
Honorable Discharge of a Legionary Soldier via APIS-papyrus
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TM 78519.
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- Honorable Discharge of a Legionary Soldier APIS-papyrus Probably Alexandria, province of E(Late) Ist century A.D. (82 or 95 A.D.[?])
Inscriptions (1)
Inscription #1
· Latin
· Latin
Transcription
Imperatore Caesare divi Vespasiani filio Domitiano Augusto Flavio Clemente consulibuscos veteranorum ascriptorum Alexandriaealexadriae ad Aegyptum Sexti filius Galeria Figa testatus est eos qui signaturi essent se discriptum et recognitum fecisse ex tabula aenea quae fixa est in Caesareo Magno sub porticum sinisteriorem in pariete, in qua scriptum fuit id quod infra scriptum est Imperator Caesar divi Vespasiani filius Domitianus Augustus pontifex maximus tribunicia potestate xv dicit visum est mihi edicere eo rum qui militaverunt in Aegypto in legione xxii Deiotariana qui xx stipendiis emeritis honesta missione dimissi sunt quorum nomina infra scripta suntin Erass civitatem Romanam dedit etet vitat conubiumbivabivo cum uxoribus quas tuncsua habuissentsent nConnections
Found at
probably Alexandria, Egypt
Cross-references (3)
- TM-Text 78519 primary
- DDbDP-Text p.mich;7;432 tier-1
- HGV-Text 78519 tier-1
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