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HGV 89150 = HGV O.Ber. 2 124 R = Trismegistos 89149 = berenike.apis.124



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HGV: O.Ber. 2 124 V [source] [xml]

Title Letter
Publications O.Ber. 2 124 V
More in series O.Ber.More in series O.Ber., vol. 2
Support/Dimensions Papyrus
Origin Berenike
More from Berenike
Material Papyrus
Date ca. 50 - 75
More from the period between 50 CE and 75 CE
Commentary Descr.
Subjects Rechnungen; Geld
License Creative Commons License © Heidelberger Gesamtverzeichnis der griechischen Papyrusurkunden Ägyptens. This work is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution 3.0 License.

Trismegistos: 89149 [source]

Publications O. Berenike 2 124 Ro (Bagnall, Roger S. / Helms, Christina / Verhoogt, Arthur M. F. W.; 2005)
Inv. no. Bender el-Kebir, Archaeological storeroom BE01-48-1274uu-2 Ro
Reuse Type other text(s) on the same object: 891500
Date AD 50 - 75 about
Language Greek
Provenance Egypt, Eastern desert - Berenike (Bender el-Kebir)[found & written]

Trismegistos: 89150 [source]

Publications O. Berenike 2 124 Vo descr. (Bagnall, Roger S. / Helms, Christina / Verhoogt, Arthur M. F. W.; 2005)
Inv. no. Bender el-Kebir, Archaeological storeroom BE01-48-1274uu-2 Vo
Reuse Type other text(s) on the same object: 89149
Date AD 50 - 75 about
Language Greek
Provenance Egypt, Eastern desert - Berenike (Bender el-Kebir)[found & written]

Catalog Record: berenike.apis.124 [xml]

Title Letter?
Summary Remains of a letter and an account.
Citations O.Ber. II 124
O.Berenike:2:124
Inv. Id Inv. BE01 0048-uu-124, 48.001
Support/Dimensions 9 fragments of a single papyrus.
Origin This document was discovered in a Roman dump at Berenike.
More from This document was discovered in a Roman dump at Berenike.
Language Greek
Date A.D. 50 - 75
More from the period between 50 CE and 75 CE
Note (general) Fragment a: 13 lines (with possible top margin extant); Fragment b: 18 lines (no margin); Fragment c: 11 lines (traces of left margin); Fragment d: 8 incomplete lines (no margin); Fragment e: 5 fragmentary lines; Fragment f: 7 lines (no margin); Fragment g: 3 lines (the second is indented and may connect with Frag. h); Fragment h: 2 fragmentary lines (may connect with Frag. g).
Note (general) The contents of the recto are difficult to establish due to fragmentary survival.
Note (general) The verso contains some sort of account denominated in drachmas and showing many cancellations.
Subjects Letter; Account; Drachma
License Creative Commons License This work is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution-NonCommercial 3.0 License.