α̣τρ
ρος το̣ῦ̣
Ἁρπαήσιο(ς) τ̣[οῦ
Πατμούιτ̣[ος
ἀδελφὸ[ς
ο̣υτ̣( ) Πετε̣σ̣ούχου
Ταοῦ̣τ̣ος γυν̣[ή
Ἀ]π̣ολλωνίου τοῦ Χαιρήμο̣ν̣ο̣ς
υ̣ἱὸς μητ̣ρ̣ὸ̣ς
ἄ]λ̣λος υἱὸς μητρὸς τῆς α[ὐτῆς
ρας
υ̣ς τοῦ Μύσθο[υ μητρὸς
ἀ̣δελφὸς μητρὸς τῆ[ς αὐτῆς
λ̣ος
τῆς Μάρων[ος
Σατα̣β(οῦτος) τοῦ Σ[α]ταβ(οῦτος) μητρὸ(ς) Ταμύ[σθας
ο̣ς τοῦ Πατμούι
υ̣ἱὸς μη(τρὸς) Τεναῦτος τῆς Μύσθ[ου
ἄλλος υἱ̣ὸς μη̣τ̣ρ̣ὸς
ο̣ς
ο̣ς μητρ[ὸς
κα[τοῦ] Π̣ετεσούχ(ου) μ[ητρὸς
Διδ̣ᾶς̣
Ἀπολλώνιος̣1
Πα̣τ̣μο̣υ
Ταπατμοῦι̣[ς
Πτολλᾶς
Πάν̣ο̣ς̣
Μ̣ί̣υσ̣ι̣ς Ο[
φα̣
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The text appears to be a fragmentary inscription or document listing names and relationships, possibly from a genealogical or legal context. It includes references to individuals such as "Apollonios," "Patmou," and "Teanavtos," along with terms indicating familial relationships like "brother" and "mother." The specific meanings of some terms may require further context or scholarly interpretation.