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TM GeoRef 21077

"κώμης Κερκη"

= an attestation of TM Geo 1049 in TM 30749, 2

'Identification to (the) harbour (hormos) of (the) village Kerke of the Arsinoites nomos; the naked body of Plousianos son of Aurelius Hakar, and deliver (it) to the undertakers (nekrotaphoi) there from (the) village Philadelpheia'; Kerke serves as harbour for Philadelpheia

TM Geo: Egypt, L01 - Kerke (Girza)

Source: SB 6 9126

Date: 3rd century AD: AD 200 - 299

Provenance: Kerke (Girza) - Egypt [written]
Arsinoites (Fayum) ? - Egypt [found]

Language/script: Greek

Material: wood — tablet

Completely preserved

Stable URI (with TM Georef ID): www.trismegistos.org/georef/21077 Copy URI to clipboard

GeoRef information

Standardized name: Κερκη

Administrative situation: Arsinoites (sic)

Geographic term: kome (apposition)

Construction: invariable (gen.)

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3 references to places in this text

TM GeoRef ID	Line	Attested name	Place	Context

21077	2	κώμης Κερκη	L01 - Kerke (Girza) (TM Geo 1049)	'Identification to (the) harbour (hormos) of (the) village Kerke of the Arsinoites nomos; the naked body of Plousianos son of Aurelius Hakar, and deliver (it) to the undertakers (nekrotaphoi) there from (the) village Philadelpheia'; Kerke serves as harbour for Philadelpheia
24408	2 - 3	τοῦ Ἀρσινοίτου νομοῦ	00 - Arsinoites (Fayum) (TM Geo 332)	'Identification to (the) harbour (hormos) of (the) village Kerke of the Arsinoites nomos; the naked body of Plousianos son of Aurelius Hakar, and deliver (it) to the undertakers (nekrotaphoi) there from (the) village Philadelpheia'
8002	7	[ἀ]πό κώμης Φιλαδ̣έλ̣φου	00a - Philadelpheia (Gharabet el-Gerza) (TM Geo 1760)	'Identification to (the) harbour (hormos) of (the) village Kerke of the Arsinoites nomos; the naked body of Plousianos son of Aurelius Hakar, and deliver (it) to the undertakers (nekrotaphoi) there from (the) village Philadelpheia'