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Ostr. Paris, Louvre ODL 899

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Metadata

Collection

Collection Paris, Musée National du Louvre
Inventory Number Ostr. Paris, Louvre ODL 899
Publication Number O. Louvre 899
Current Location magazine
Publication Permission Status (unknown)
Publication Status published

Origin / Provenance

Ancient Provenance Site Elephantine (Ꜣbw; Yb; YbꜢ; YbꜤ; Ἐλεφαντίνη, יב , ⲉⲓⲏⲃ) [Trismegistos]
Certainty: high
Ancient Provenance District Upper Egypt () [Trismegistos]
Type of Discovery archaeological excavation
Certainty: high
Finder (= First Purchaser) (unknown)
Certainty: high
Location of Find / Purchase in Egypt unknown
District of Find / Purchase in Egypt Upper Egypt () [Trismegistos]
Type of Acquisition for the Intitution (unknown)
Date of Acquisition for the Intitution between 0 and 0
Transferor (Seller, Previous Owner) (unknown)
Certainty: high

Object

Object Type ostracon
Color pottery, light brown
Size (Height | Width | Thickness) 75 mm | 104 mm | 10 mm
Range of Preservation incomplete
State of Preservation Left part broken off in undetermined extent.
Mounting (non [ostracon])

Text Basic Information

Localization of Text on Object convex (outside)
Inks and Pigments carbon ink monochrome black
Range of Preservation (Text) incomplete
State of Preservation (Text) All line endings are lost today.
Script, Primary Middle Demotic
Language, Primary Ptolemaic Demotic
Comments on Text Layout Wide line pitch. The text was placed onto the upper four-fifth of the potsherd, with broad upper and lower margins.
  recto verso
Quantity of Lines 4 0
Quantity of Columns 1 0
Line Lenght (in mm) 65 0
Column Height (in mm) 29 0
Height of Line / Letter
Line Distance 65+y x 29 0

 

Text Content

Modern Title receipt for a lost tax (two different receipts)
Ancient Archives private archive | inidividual tax payer
Ancient Scribe(s) of Text
Text Types
  • documentary | receipt | tax receipt
Summary of Content Pachnoumis, son of Phibis, is confirmed by Amenothes, son of Pathotes, of having paid the rate of a lost tax for the 2nd regnal year, in a lost amount. Below a second receipt: Stamnaichnoumis, son of Pa-..?.., is confirmed by Amenothes, son of Pathotes, of having paid the rate of a lost tax for a the 2nd regnal year, in an amount of 1 silver kite.
Location of Composition Elephantine Upper Egypt, 1st nome Egypt (Certainty: high)
Multilingualism Monolingual Script = Language
Gender Man

 

Text

Transcription Translation Pictures
convex
11Reading of lines 2 and 4 by J. Moje, according to infra-red image.ı͗n Pa-H̱nm sꜣ Pa-hbꜣ
2n ḥsb.t 2.t ı͗bd 3 šmw sw 10 n-ḏr.t I͗mn-ḥtp sꜣ Pa-Ḏḥwtı͗
3ı͗n Sḏm-n=y-H̱nm ḥḏ qd 1 n ḥḏ
4ḥsb.t 2 ı͗bd 3 šmw n-ḏr.t I͗mn-ḥtp sꜣ Pa-Ḏḥwtı͗

1 Reading of lines 2 and 4 by J. Moje, according to infra-red image.
1Thus has brought Pachnoumis, son of Phibis [///]
2for the 2nd regnal year, 10th of Epeiph. Issued by Amenothes, son of Pa[thotes].
3Thus has brought Stamnaichnoumis 1 silver kite for the ⸢..?..⸣ tax [//]
42nd regnal year, Epeiph. [_]Issued by Amenothes, son of Pathotes.
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Places (read out from edition)

 

People mentioned in Text

ID gender en normiert original Language Functions in Texts
6715 man Pachnoumis, son of Phibis Pa-H̱nm sꜢ PꜢ-hbꜢ pre-Coptic Egyptian

 

Dates

RulerID Regnal Year MonthID Day Date of the Text Gregorian Date dating_comment
Ptolemaios III Euergetes 02 Epeiph 10 -245 August 24 BCE internal dating, without name of the ruler;

 

Pictures

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Literature

 

DatasetID 307307
last Change 29.07.2022
Trismegistos 55661
Author Jan Moje; Julia Puglisi (help with metadata)
Dataset License Creative Commons: Attribution-NonCommercial-ShareAlike 4.0 International
(CC BY-NC-SA)
Data set citation Data set 307307 (= Ostr. Paris, Louvre ODL 899), ERC-Project ELEPHANTINE: Jan Moje; Julia Puglisi (help with metadata).