Translation (Model: gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27, Batch ID: 17)
Extracted Koine Greek Text
- Τιθοῆς
- Ἑρμίας̣
- Ἁρποχρᾶς
- Οὔλπιος
- Ψενταήσιος
- Βῆκις
- Πχηυρο̣ς̣
- Μάξιμος
- Πρ̣μ̣νος
- Φάρικος
- Ἀρα̣ος
- Νερ̣ρης
Extracted Latin Text
No clearly identifiable Latin text found in the provided document.
English Translation of Greek Names
Note: These appear to be personal names, possibly from a list or register. Many of these names are uncommon or local variants, making exact translations difficult. Below are transliterations and notes rather than direct translations:
- Tithoēs (Τιθοῆς) – Possibly a personal name, meaning uncertain.
- Hermias (Ἑρμίας̣) – Derived from Hermes, meaning "belonging to Hermes."
- Harpokhras (Ἁρποχρᾶς) – Possibly related to Harpocrates, the Greek form of the Egyptian god Horus as a child.
- Oulpios (Οὔλπιος) – Greek form of the Latin name Ulpius, a Roman family name.
- Psentaēsios (Ψενταήσιος) – Likely an Egyptian or local Greek-Egyptian name, meaning uncertain.
- Bēkis (Βῆκις) – Possibly Egyptian or local Greek-Egyptian name, meaning uncertain.
- Pchēuros (Πχηυρο̣ς̣) – Possibly Egyptian or local Greek-Egyptian name, meaning uncertain.
- Maximos (Μάξιμος) – Greek form of Latin Maximus, meaning "greatest."
- Prmnos (Πρ̣μ̣νος) – Possibly incomplete or corrupted; meaning uncertain.
<10>Pharikos (Φάρικος) – Possibly Egyptian or local Greek-Egyptian name, meaning uncertain.
- Araos (Ἀρα̣ος) – Possibly Egyptian or local Greek-Egyptian name, meaning uncertain.
- Nerrēs (Νερ̣ρης) – Possibly Egyptian or local Greek-Egyptian name, meaning uncertain.
Note: Due to the fragmentary nature of the text, some names are uncertain or incomplete. The document appears to be a fragmentary list of personal names, possibly from a census, tax register, or similar administrative record from Greco-Roman Egypt.