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المصدر: If N. Lewis (op. cit., introduction to text no. 2) is correct in his assumption that this papyrus should be dated to the latter part of the IInd century A.D., year 6 mentioned in line 28 could be the sixth year of the reign of Septimius Severus (15.10.197 A.D.). However, the sixth year of the reign of Alexander Severus (15.10.226 A.D.) cannot be excluded. The text is a nomination of every time two men to superintend the irri¬gation of the fields. First two men of each six toparchies of the Oxyrhynchite nome are nominated (lines 6 - 27); from ....
مصطلحات موضوعية: Herakleides, Kleochares, Hyginos, Apion, son of Dion( ) and Isidora, also known as Herais, grandson of Herakleides, Gaius Cassius Apollinarius, also known as Sarapinus, Panechrotes, son of Harthoonis and Plutarche, grandson of Dion( ) also known as Amois, Sarapion, son of Sarap( ) and Bibia, grandson of Did( ), son of Apol( ) and Heraklios, Theon, son of Horion and Saraeus, grandson of Pek( ), Justus, also known as Herakleides, son of Theoxenos, grandson of Alexander, Sarapammon, son of Chaere( ), grandson of herodes, son of Sarap( ) and Eirenos, grandson of Panechotes, NN
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المصدر: If N. Lewis (op. cit., introduction to text no. 2) is correct in his assumption that this papyrus should be dated to the latter part of the IInd century A.D., year 6 mentioned in line 28 could be the sixth year of the reign of Septimius Severus (15.10.197 A.D.). However, the sixth year of the reign of Alexander Severus (15.10.226 A.D.) cannot be excluded. The text is a nomination of every time two men to superintend the irri¬gation of the fields. First two men of each six toparchies of the Oxyrhynchite nome are nominated (lines 6 - 27); from line 29 onwards at least 15 more men are nominated. These men are living in certain villages of the Oxyrhynchite nome. It is possible that each village contributed two men as well (it is not absolutely certain that line 37 was directly followed by line 38 = the beginning of the second London fragment). Anyhow, one village must have contributed either one or three nominees. The text is in all probability a draft. The addressee is not named; the text is written on the back of another document (our text no. 49), and the entries are all different and far from complete. I have in most instances refrained from resolving the abbreviated pro¬per names when there was more than one possibility.
مصطلحات الفهرس: Herakleides;; Kleochares;; Hyginos;; Apion, son of Dion( ) and Isidora, also known as Herais, grandson of Herakleides;; Gaius Cassius Apollinarius, also known as Sarapinus;; Panechrotes, son of Harthoonis and Plutarche, grandson of Dion( ) also known as Amois;; Sarapion, son of Sarap( ) and Bibia, grandson of Did( );; Herakleides, son of Apol( ) and Heraklios, grandson of Herakleides;; Theon, son of Horion and Saraeus, grandson of Pek( );; Justus, also known as Herakleides, son of Theoxenos, grandson of Alexander;; Sarapammon, son of Chaere( ), grandson of herodes;; Theon, son of Sarap( ) and Eirenos, grandson of Panechotes;; NN, son of Sareious and Tauris, grandson of theo( );; N.N., son of Herakleides and N.N., grandson of Ptol( );; N.N., son of N.N. and Thermo( );; N.N., son of N.N. and Taaph( );; N.N., son of Indicus and Taaph( );; N.N., son of Harpse( ) also known as Kerdo( );; N.N., son of N.N. and N.N., daughter of Theo( ), grandson of N.N.(?);; N.N., son of Auctus also known as Capiton, grandson of Papontos;; N.N., son of N.N. and Thae( ), grandson of Thrac( );; Petsiris, son of Tekous;; N.N. also known as Pisois, son of Neil( ) and Harseis;; Hareotes, son of Pausi( ) and Nemesous;; N.N., son of Totoes and Thatres, grandson of Ammo( );; Panetbeus, son of Anto( );; N.N., son of Theo( );; N.N., son of Lysas and Thae( ), image
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المصدر: If N. Lewis (op. cit., introduction to text no. 2) is correct in his assumption that this papyrus should be dated to the latter part of the IInd century A.D., year 6 mentioned in line 28 could be the sixth year of the reign of Septimius Severus (15.10.197 A.D.). However, the sixth year of the reign of Alexander Severus (15.10.226 A.D.) cannot be excluded. The text is a nomination of every time two men to superintend the irri¬gation of the fields. First two men of each six toparchies of the Oxyrhynchite nome are nominated (lines 6 - 27); from line 29 onwards at least 15 more men are nominated. These men are living in certain villages of the Oxyrhynchite nome. It is possible that each village contributed two men as well (it is not absolutely certain that line 37 was directly followed by line 38 = the beginning of the second London fragment). Anyhow, one village must have contributed either one or three nominees. The text is in all probability a draft. The addressee is not named; the text is written on the back of another document (our text no. 49), and the entries are all different and far from complete. I have in most instances refrained from resolving the abbreviated pro¬per names when there was more than one possibility.
مصطلحات الفهرس: Herakleides;; Kleochares;; Hyginos;; Apion, son of Dion( ) and Isidora, also known as Herais, grandson of Herakleides;; Gaius Cassius Apollinarius, also known as Sarapinus;; Panechrotes, son of Harthoonis and Plutarche, grandson of Dion( ) also known as Amois;; Sarapion, son of Sarap( ) and Bibia, grandson of Did( );; Herakleides, son of Apol( ) and Heraklios, grandson of Herakleides;; Theon, son of Horion and Saraeus, grandson of Pek( );; Justus, also known as Herakleides, son of Theoxenos, grandson of Alexander;; Sarapammon, son of Chaere( ), grandson of herodes;; Theon, son of Sarap( ) and Eirenos, grandson of Panechotes;; NN, son of Sareious and Tauris, grandson of theo( );; N.N., son of Herakleides and N.N., grandson of Ptol( );; N.N., son of N.N. and Thermo( );; N.N., son of N.N. and Taaph( );; N.N., son of Indicus and Taaph( );; N.N., son of Harpse( ) also known as Kerdo( );; N.N., son of N.N. and N.N., daughter of Theo( ), grandson of N.N.(?);; N.N., son of Auctus also known as Capiton, grandson of Papontos;; N.N., son of N.N. and Thae( ), grandson of Thrac( );; Petsiris, son of Tekous;; N.N. also known as Pisois, son of Neil( ) and Harseis;; Hareotes, son of Pausi( ) and Nemesous;; N.N., son of Totoes and Thatres, grandson of Ammo( );; Panetbeus, son of Anto( );; N.N., son of Theo( );; N.N., son of Lysas and Thae( ), image
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المصدر: If N. Lewis (op. cit., introduction to text no. 2) is correct in his assumption that this papyrus should be dated to the latter part of the IInd century A.D., year 6 mentioned in line 28 could be the sixth year of the reign of Septimius Severus (15.10.197 A.D.). However, the sixth year of the reign of Alexander Severus (15.10.226 A.D.) cannot be excluded. The text is a nomination of every time two men to superintend the irri¬gation of the fields. First two men of each six toparchies of the Oxyrhynchite nome are nominated (lines 6 - 27); from line 29 onwards at least 15 more men are nominated. These men are living in certain villages of the Oxyrhynchite nome. It is possible that each village contributed two men as well (it is not absolutely certain that line 37 was directly followed by line 38 = the beginning of the second London fragment). Anyhow, one village must have contributed either one or three nominees. The text is in all probability a draft. The addressee is not named; the text is written on the back of another document (our text no. 49), and the entries are all different and far from complete. I have in most instances refrained from resolving the abbreviated pro¬per names when there was more than one possibility.
مصطلحات الفهرس: Herakleides;; Kleochares;; Hyginos;; Apion, son of Dion( ) and Isidora, also known as Herais, grandson of Herakleides;; Gaius Cassius Apollinarius, also known as Sarapinus;; Panechrotes, son of Harthoonis and Plutarche, grandson of Dion( ) also known as Amois;; Sarapion, son of Sarap( ) and Bibia, grandson of Did( );; Herakleides, son of Apol( ) and Heraklios, grandson of Herakleides;; Theon, son of Horion and Saraeus, grandson of Pek( );; Justus, also known as Herakleides, son of Theoxenos, grandson of Alexander;; Sarapammon, son of Chaere( ), grandson of herodes;; Theon, son of Sarap( ) and Eirenos, grandson of Panechotes;; NN, son of Sareious and Tauris, grandson of theo( );; N.N., son of Herakleides and N.N., grandson of Ptol( );; N.N., son of N.N. and Thermo( );; N.N., son of N.N. and Taaph( );; N.N., son of Indicus and Taaph( );; N.N., son of Harpse( ) also known as Kerdo( );; N.N., son of N.N. and N.N., daughter of Theo( ), grandson of N.N.(?);; N.N., son of Auctus also known as Capiton, grandson of Papontos;; N.N., son of N.N. and Thae( ), grandson of Thrac( );; Petsiris, son of Tekous;; N.N. also known as Pisois, son of Neil( ) and Harseis;; Hareotes, son of Pausi( ) and Nemesous;; N.N., son of Totoes and Thatres, grandson of Ammo( );; Panetbeus, son of Anto( );; N.N., son of Theo( );; N.N., son of Lysas and Thae( ), image