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c.epist.lat.145

Private Letter via APIS-papyrus

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Linked by Trismegistos ID TM 27083. Each record below describes this same ancient text from a different angle.

Inscriptions (1)

Inscription #1 · Latin · Latin

Transcription

raderet fcis mittas per ala et per Asullum venit ad illum et coepit rogare illum ut in anbo illius tn ac venit ad illum et pit balteumbalteu militare Heraclidimose et be assequor illunc et veniobenio ad illunc si co ins dies u maledicere et me et te xsagu cumcon fratrefratrem suosuum biosus mo adiuvabataduvabat dico illi quatenus m des aureum mihi in vestimenta e qu vestis byssinusbussinus eis is mihimi osema ins aena miisso datum ex n mater mea alibi gnata est memin ta dicitdicet patrem ei donec rescribat tibi are aut tu rescribat tibi et ad annum eted pergere rogo te Alexandriaealexandrie ut si quid t si bell veniantbeniant ne mtores oe dum gus pergentes ad missio nem rescribes mihi ut securussequrus sim et scias me or habere ex denariis centum denarios XXXV reliquos enim venibeni dicet tibi emi quod accepisti a me deri de re habetabet modo denarios LXV tuos et scias me ma necassemnecasse inim viabia si quominusquominos necassem volebatboleba rui opto te bene valere

Connections

Found at Alexandria

Cross-references (3)

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