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o.did.417

Latin Letters: Claudius, Crescens and ‘Numosis’ via HGV-meta

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Linked by Trismegistos ID TM 144978. Each record below describes this same ancient text from a different angle.

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Transcription

DemetrusDemeteru Claudio salutemsalute. scire te uolo quoniamconia non acc epi a curatorequratori supraesopera co ntubernio. sicutsicot habuiabui frumentum omnesomnia panespane feci. nuncnuc hococ te rogo, serua te ab omnibusomnes donecdonico ego adat te uen io, ne qui te imponantinponant. Numosis Claudio fratrifrateri et magistromagisteri suo salutemsalute. quomodocomodo uis ue ndereuenire contubernio scribesciribe mi ut ego s possimpossempose uendere. saluta CrescentemCerescenti conterraneumconterane meum. interroga si accepitacepit esabario. saluta Diurrponain. uale.

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