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TM Ref 5683
"[Ἁ]ρμάει"
= an attestation of TM Per 1079 in TM 1370, Ro col. 1, 15
Language / script: Greek
Date: BC 255 Oct 26 - 254 Oct 25
Provenance: Egypt, 00a - Philadelpheia (Gharabet el-Gerza) (?) [written]
Egypt, 00a - Philadelpheia (Gharabet el-Gerza) [found]
Cluster role: personThe cluster role indicates whether this attestation refers to an actual subject in the text, or to a genealogical identifier added to a person’s identification. E.g. person = subject; father = patronymic; mother = metronymic; grandfather = paternal papponymic; mgrandfather = maternal papponymic, etc.
Act: received wage/works on the megale dioruxA description of the role of this person in the text concerning this particular attestation. A person can, for example, appear as an addressee in one text, and a witness in another. If no particular act is described, this field contains the attestation’s 'cluster position' (see above) by default.
Designation(s) of origin Any description of a person's ethnicity, origin, residence or other geographical designations that are explicitly added to this particular attestation in the text.
[No designations of origin recorded in TM Ref]
Function(s) Functions can include titles, occupations and status markers that are explicitly added to this particular attestation in the text, but older entries (mainly from the Prosopographia Ptolemaica) also record more abstract information. E.g. when a person can be linked to royal land, without explicitly being called a royal farmer, he is assigned to 'royal land (general)'.
τοῖς ̣ ̣ [ -ca.?- ] ̣σι τὴν ἐγβαλὴν [ -ca.?- ] ̣ τῶ̣ν φρεατίων [ -ca.?- ] τ̣οῦ ὑπονόμου [ -ca.?- μεγ]άλης διώρυγος
| 1. τοῖς ̣ ̣ [ -ca.?- ] ̣σι τὴν ἐγβαλὴν [ -ca.?- ] ̣ τῶ̣ν φρεατίων [ -ca.?- ] τ̣οῦ ὑπονόμου [ -ca.?- μεγ]άλης διώρυγος | = stonecutters, helpers and supervisors of the works or of the building workers |
Name(s)
Relations
Father: Kollouthes
