Γερ(μανικιανῆς) οὐσία(ς) ἐκφο(ρίων) (πυροῦ)
τλθ
𐅸
κδ´
προσμ(ετρουμένων) (πυροῦ ἀρταβ- )
μη
𐅵
κδ´
(γίνονται) (πυροῦ)
τ̣πη
⟦ ̣ ⟧
γ´
(ὧν) μετ(ρηθεῖσαι) Ἐπεὶφ (πυροῦ)
τλθ
𐅸̣
<κδ´> προσμ(ετρουμένων) (πυροῦ)
μ̣η
𐅵
κδ´
(γίνονται) αἱ π(ροκείμεναι) (πυροῦ) (ἀρτάβαι)
τπη
γ´
5
προσμ(ετρουμένων) (πυροῦ ἀρταβ- )
μη
𐅵
κδ´
Σεν(εκανῆς) (πυροῦ)
̣ ̣ ̣
[ ̣ ]
δ̣
κδ´
προσ(μετρουμένων) (πυροῦ) [ -ca.?- ]
̣ ̣
[ -ca.?- ]
(ὧν) μετ(ρηθεῖσαι) Ἐ̣[πεὶ]φ αἱ π(ροκείμεναι) (πυροῦ)
̣ ̣ ̣ ̣ ̣
[ -ca.?- ]
vac. ?
10
π̣ροσ(μετρουμένων) (πυροῦ)
γ̣
̣
[ -ca.?- ]
None extracted.
The text appears to be a fragmentary document discussing various aspects of the substance of fire (πυροῦ) and its measurements. It mentions terms related to the measurement and characteristics of fire, possibly in a scientific or technical context. Specific phrases like "the existing ones" (Ἐπεὶφ) and "the measurements" (μετ(ρηθεῖσαι)) suggest a focus on quantifying or categorizing elements related to fire.
From the estate of Germaniciane, grain exports:
From the estate of Senecane (wheat):
From the estate of Louriane, grain exports (wheat):
This document appears to be an administrative record from Roman Egypt, specifically detailing grain (wheat) measurements from various estates (Germaniciane, Senecane, Louriane). The text repeatedly references the month "Epeiph," a month in the ancient Egyptian calendar corresponding roughly to July-August. The term "ἀρτάβαι" (artabai) refers to a unit of dry measure commonly used in ancient Egypt.
Abbreviations and lacunae (missing or unclear text) are indicated by parentheses and brackets. The text is fragmentary, and some numerical values and specific details are lost or uncertain.