μέ(τρημα(?)) θη(σαυροῦ) [μη(τροπόλεως)] γ̣(εν)[ή(ματος)] κα̣ (ἔτους) Κομμόδου Ἀντω(νίνου) Κα̣ί̣σαρος τοῦ κυρ̣ί̣ο̣υ̣ Παῦ(νι) η̣ [ὑπ(ὲρ)] Νότου ὀνό(ματος) Φαμίνιο(ς) Ψεμπ̣τ̣ῶτος (πυροῦ) δωδέ(κατον) (γίνεται) ιβ´ , 5 [ὁμ(οίως)] ι̣η̣ ὑπ(ὲρ) Νό(του) ὀνό(ματος) Ἡρακλήο(υς) Πικῶτο(ς(?)) δ̣ι̣(ὰ) Ἀπολλωδ(ώρου) (πυροῦ(?)) δ̣[ω]δ̣[έ(κατον)] (γίνεται) (πυροῦ) ιβ´ . Τ( ) σ̣(εσ)η̣(μείωμαι).
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This document appears to be a record or inscription related to a measurement (possibly of a treasure) from the year of Commodus, under the authority of Antoninus Caesar. It mentions a name associated with the South, possibly referring to a person named Faminio, and includes references to a certain quantity (twelve) of grain. It also notes another name associated with Hercules and a person named Picotus, through Apollodorus, again mentioning the quantity of grain (twelve). The document concludes with a phrase that may indicate a measurement or record-keeping.