DDbDP transcription: p.petr.kleon.44 [xml]
[Reprinted from: p.petr.2.13_16] P.Petr. 2 13_16
1π[ ̣ ̣ ̣ ̣ ̣ ̣ ̣] ̣ ̣ ̣ ̣ι̣τα [ ̣ ̣]ποδ ̣[ -ca.?- ](*)
τ[ ̣ ̣ ̣ ̣ ̣ ̣ ̣]αρχηι ὅπως ἀπο[ -ca.?- ]
ἀν[τιγ]έγραφέν(*) μοι ἐπιστ[ολὴν -ca.?- ]
ἐπικεχώρηκεν ἀποχρ[ήσασθαι τῶι ὕδατι -ca.?- ](*)
5τὰς θύρας καὶ ἔστωσαν [ -ca.?- ]
ἀνοιχθήτωσαν. [ -ca.?- ]
vac. ?
Φίλιππος Διονυσίωι χαίρε[ιν. -ca.?- ]
καὶ ἡ Δάμιδος ὑπέκειτ̣ο̣(*) [ -ca.?- ]
πέντε. ἐὰν οὖν ἐλθ[ -ca.?- ]
10καθ̣ῆκε̣ν αὐτῇ(*) Ἡλιο ̣[ -ca.?- ](*)
οἱ περὶ Μαίμαχον καὶ [ -ca.?- ἀπο-]
χρησάσθω(*) τῶι ὕδατι. ὁ δ[ὲ -ca.?- ]
ἀρθήτωσαν αἱ θύραι τ[ -ca.?- ]
δωμεν καὶ τὴν σησαμ[ίνην -ca.?- ](*)
15οὐ συντετέλεσται κ[ -ca.?- ](*)
ἀναπληρῶσαι καὶ τ[ -ca.?- ]
δρου κεφαλήν.
Apparatus
^ 1. π[ -ca.?- ]οη ̣ ̣ ωι τα[ -ca.?- ]σοδ[ -ca.?- ] P.Petr. II
^ 3. BL 1.354 : αν[ ̣ ̣γ]έγραφέν P.Petr. II
^ 4. BL 1.354 : ἀποχρ[ήσασθαι -ca.?- ] P.Petr. II
^ 8. Δάμιδος ὑπέκειτ̣ο (?) BL 1.355 : Δάμιδος ὑπεκδ[όχη] P.Petr. II
^ 10. BL 1.355 : καθήκων ̣ ̣ τὰ P.Petr. II
^ 10. ηδιο ̣[ -ca.?- ] P.Petr. II
^ 11-12. Van Beek : Μαίμαχον καὶ [μὴ ἀπο] |χρησάσθω BL 1.355 : Μαίμαχον και[ -ca.?- ] | χρησάσθω P.Petr. II
^ 14. σήσαμ[ον] BL 1.355 : σησ ̣ ̣ ̣[ -ca.?- ] P.Petr. II
^ 15. Van Beek : κωμ̣[ -ca.?- ] P.Petr. II
Notes
- 15.
Where Mahaffy read κωμ̣[.?], the last two letters are on a separate fragment and do not belong to the text
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HGV 7449 Translation (English) [xml]
1 [...] has sent me a copy of the letter [...] has permitted to use up [the water ...]
the sluice gates and let them be [...] and let them be opened [...].
7 Philippos to Dionysios, greetings. [...] and that of Damis was attached to [...] five.
If he/they come(s) [...]
11 Maimachos and his men [...] let him use up the water [...] let the gates be lifted
up [...] also the sesame [land ...] 15 has not been finished [...] to pay and [...] the head of [...]dros. (Translation: B. Van Beek in P.Petr.Kleon, p. 93, © Peeters)
