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bgu.3.853

Verkauf einer Kamelstute via HGV-meta

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Inscriptions (1)

Inscription #1 · Greek

Translations (2)

DE scholarly
Ich, Panephremmis, Sohn des Hôros, des Sohnes des Stotoêtis, einer der (Leute) aus dem Dorf Soknopaiû Nêsos im Hêrakleidês-Bezirk *** des Arsinoïtischen Gaues bestätige, daß ich verkauft habe an Sata[b]ûs, Sohn des [P]aneph[r]emmis aus demselben Dorf [So]knopaiû Nêsos ein Kamel – weiblich , ausgewachsen, markiert auf rechten Schenkel [.]H –, und ich habe erhalten den vereinbarten Kaufpreis in Höhe von sechshundert Silberdrachmen , das sind 600 Drachmen. Im 5. Jahr des A[nt]oninus Caesar, des Herren, am 3. Me[cheir].
EN scholarly
Panephremmis, son of Horos, the son of Stotoetis, of those from the village of Soknopaiou Nesos, Herakleides division of the Arsinoite nome. I acknowledge that I have sold to Sata[b]ous, son of [P]aneph[r]emmis, from the same village of Soknopaiou Nesos, a fully grown female camel branded on the right haunch with [.]Η and I have received the price agreed upon of six hundred silver drachmas , = 600 drachmas. Year 5 of A[nt]oninus Caesar, the lord, Me[cheir] 3.

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