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| TM GeoRef id | TM Geo id | Publication and line | TM id | TM Authorwork id | Date [▲] | Provenance | Language [▲] | Attested Name [▲] | Name Standard [▲] | TM Geo id | Full name | Administrative situation | Status | Detail | Biblio | Note |
| 21675 | 1518 | Niketas David, Summorum apostolorum orationes laudatoriae, 8 (col. 159) | 259 | AD 890 about | Greek | ἐν μιᾷ μὲν τῶν ... πόλεων Ὀστρακίνῃ καλουμένῃ | Ὀστρακίνη | 259 | Northern Sinai - Ostrakine (El-Felusiyat) | polis (§ 8) | '... How much did he bear in Eleutheropolis from the shield-bearers of impiety; how much in Gaza and Tyros, and in the adjacent village-towns of the foreigners, ... and when he went to Egypt, ... and this true man of Israel lived for a long time with the Egyptians, ... so he died for all men at the cross; in one of the cities of Egypt (called Ostrakine) he was sacrificed as a lam; ...' |