Wadi Sarga - Coptic and Greek text edited by W. E. Crum and H. I. Bell with an Introduction by R. Campbell Thompson

Date:: 1922

Reference:: WA/HMM/CM/Sal/52/66

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+ opr/ noTino TA. TNA/ MECOP/ z A./ TENG@NE KAMHA| O1/ MIK/ Cs * CIAKOC €% s§ Ol/ mer) | AC TPI ANTGETPIA -+ =f 5. CIAKOC: Sic, apparently; an attempt at diaxcota; cf. too TRANTETPIA ait La isvandethescurioustorms ino72) See poz. 359: + opr/ ni A| KOAA| [ IA. S MIK[/ MECOP/ K[ AC CTOIMXx [et I. N[: perhaps n[oTinoy, as in 356; less likely n[eciey, as the receipts from that deyavoy are all in the hand of Menas, which this one is not. This receipt is not in the same hand as 350; 360. Next comes a series beginning with Aéy(w). The first three all concern consignments from Pshi[n]berre (see note below) and are all in the same hand. The present one is for 9aA(Ata) and at(zov) (aetéBat); the latter are not double the first, but as they are for a different place this is not a conclusive argument against the explanation suggested in the introduction to 205; nevertheless it is strange that if @aAAloy = 2 artabas both words should occur here, but in a different connexion. ‘The present ostracon is made up of two fragments. P Aor] maj! BPPE OAA/ Is Aor] NECOY NAI@T Cl lo IH OmM/ MAENE 53 Laney

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