Accounts of the damiergoi
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source date: Possibly beginning of the third century BC (Rosamilia)
language: ar; en; fr; de; grc; grc-Latn; el; he
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[...], p. 162, n. 12, and [...], pp. 490-491, footnote 1, whence [...], 41.1690; [...] 009420 [...], pp. 171-174 (date, content), p. 308, number 50 (text).

For a general bibliography on accounts of damiergoi see at IGCyr011400.

[...] [...]ς : Ἀπόλλωνος ἱαριτεύοντος : Ἱαροκλεῦς [...]· Καρποὶ ἐτιμάθεν : πράταν ἑξάμηνον : σπυροὶ ἀν : [...] : [...] [...]

τῶ Ἀπόλλωνος ἱαριτεύοντος : Ἱαροκλεῦς [...][^a1] Καρποὶ ἐτιμάθεν : πράταν ἑξάμηνον[^a2] σπυροὶ[^a3]

[^a1: τῶ Ἀπόλλωνος ἱαριτεύοντος : Ἱαροκλεῦς [...] | τῶ Ἀπόλλωνος : ἱαριτεύοντος | [...]ς : τῶ δ[...]]

[^a2: Καρποὶ ἐτιμάθεν : πράταν ἑξάμηνον | Καρπὸς ἐτιμάθη κριθαὶ ἀν [...] | ἐτίμησεν]

[^a3: σπυροὶ | Πυρ[...]]

[...], étant prêtre d'Apollon Hiaroklès fils d'Untel. Les récoltes ont été estimées. Premier semestre: froment, la mesure, tant; [...].

[...], being priest of Apollo Hiarokles son of So-and-so. The crops have been estimated. First semester: wheat, per unit, so much; [...].

[...], essendo sacerdote di Apollo Hiarokles figlio d'il tale. I raccolto sono stati valutati. Primo semestre: grano, a tanto; [...].

س [---]، بصفته كاهن أبوللو، هيرو[كليوس بن فلان]. [المحاصيل] تم تقديرها كالتالي: [الفصل الأول]: [قم]ح، [قيمة ما للمقدار الواحد؛ [---]

Among the accounts of damiergoi (see IGCyr011400), this one was the very first to be found. Therefore, Robinson was not able to interpret this tiny fragment. Marengo rightly stressed the word-parts of ll. 3 and 4 and the characteristical punctuation.

[...] proposed a different display of the heading, which entails longer lines, whence the first semester being mentioned and wheat preceding barley in the list of products. Therefore, he attributes this account to his second group. Although hypothetical because of the very poor documentation, his restoration seems more convincing than the one presented at [...]. He gets thus the name of an eponymous priest,plausibly restored as Hiarokles.