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p.naqlun.2.24

A tax register of choria in the Herakleopolite nome via HGV-meta

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Inscriptions (1)

Inscription #1 · Greek · Greek

Transcription

χωρίον ΠυργωτοῦΠυργῶτος διὰἀπὸ: νομισμάτων λ διὰἀπὸ νομισμάτων κη κερατίων δα χωρίον Πώεως διὰ νομισμάτων ρἀπὸ νομισμάτων μ νομίσματα ϙγνομίσματα ιγνομίσματα μγ κεράτια ιβ χωρίον Ποιμένων διὰἀπὸ νομισμάτων ν νομίσματα μϛ κεράτια ιςιε χωρίον Σίθεως διὰἀπὸ νομισμάτων ιε νομίσματα ιδια κεράτια ιϛ χωρίον Πεεμπιβύκεως διὰ ἀπὸ νομισμάτων χωρίον Παραχώματος Μαχδιὰ Πρχ Μαχόρος ἀπὸ νομισμάτων χωρίον ΠετεχῶντοςΠετεχο͂ντος διὰ Πεδίου ἀπὸ νομισμάτων χωρίον Σάσου Κάτω χωρίον ΣώφθεωςΣώρθεως

Translations (1)

EN scholarly
Chorion of Pyrgos: of 30 nom., 28 nom. 1 kar. [paid] Chorion of Pois: of 40 nom. Chorion of Poimenes (Shepherds): of 50 nom., 46 nom. 15 kar. [paid] Chorion of Sitheus : of 15 nom., 11 nom. [paid] Chorion of Peempibykis: of [ ? nom.] [...] Chorion of P.rch( ) of Machor: of [ ? nom.] [...] Chorion of Pedion: of [ ? nom.] [...] Chorion of Sasos: [...] Chorion of Sorbthis (?) [...]

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