α
Τῦβι
στατιωνάριο[ι]
Ἀπολλῶς
Νεφωτιανές
Ἁρποχρᾶς
Ἀπολλῶς
Νεφωτιαν[ός]
Π]τολεμαῖ[ος]
Apparatus
The extracted text includes references to names and terms that may relate to ancient figures or concepts. "Τῦβι" could refer to a deity or a name, "Ἀπολλῶς" is likely referring to Apollo, a significant figure in Greek mythology. "Νεφωτιανές" and "Νεφωτιαν[ός]" may relate to a specific group or characteristic associated with fire or light. "Πτολεμαῖ[ος]" likely refers to Ptolemy, a notable historical figure. The term "Apparatus" in Latin suggests a reference to a collection or system, possibly of texts or scholarly apparatus.
α
Τῦβι
στατιωνάριο[ι]
(*)
Ἀπολλῶς
Νεφωτιανές
5
Ἁρποχρᾶς
β
Ἁρποχρᾶς
Ἀπολλῶς
Νεφωτιαν[ός]
[
γ
Π]τολεμαῖ[ος]
10
[ . . . . . ]
. . .
/
-- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- --
Apparatus
^
2.
corr. ex
Apparatus
corr. ex
α (alpha)
Tybi (Egyptian month name)
stationarii (guards or soldiers stationed at a post)
(*)
Apollos
Nephotianes
5
Harpochras (Harpocrates)
β (beta)
Harpochras (Harpocrates)
Apollos
Nephotianos
[
γ (gamma)
Ptolemaios (Ptolemy)
10
[ . . . . . ]
. . .
/
-- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- --
Apparatus (critical notes)
^
2.
corr. ex (corrected from)