P. Grenf. 2 ⇧
Zur Datierung vgl. F. De Romanis, Epigraphica 63 (2001), S. 29, Anm. 46.
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πρωταύλῃ? (B.L. 6, S. 46) → προνοη(τῇ) αὐλ(ητρίδων) (nach einem Photo; so schon Wilcken, Chrest. 497 und Vandoni, Feste Nr. 22), P. Heid. 4, S. 210, Anm. 5.
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Das Datum entspricht dem 6.8.237 n.Chr., D. Hagedorn, K.A. Worp, Z.P.E. 104 (1994), S. 251 mit Anm. 40.
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ἡμερῶν | πυ̣ρ̣οῦ ἀρτάβας κτλ. Wilcken Chrestom. I 497, hat . [.]. ου statt des ursprünglichen [πυρο]ῦ; Bell liest πυ̣ρ̣οῦ und schreibt mir dazu: ,,at the beginning two letters are visible. The first seems a certain π, the second most naturally suggests υ. At the end ου seems fairly certain; the traces between πυ̣ and ου are not like ρ, but ρ is perhaps not impossible. It is difficult to see what else than πυροῦ can be meant. Possibly, when Grenfell-Hunt and Wilcken read the papyrus, the beginning of this line was covered by an overlying fragment. But certainly now the π is complete and the bottom of υ is preserved in addition".
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Σαρματικ[οῦ] | [Μεγίστου το]ῦ ἱ̣ε̣ρ̣ω̣τατοῦ (Καί)σαρος | Σ̣ε̣β̣σ̣[το]ῦ υίο̣ῦ̣ τ̣[οῦ Σε]βαστοῦ, ᾽Επὶφ [..]. Bell brief., laut Orig. Kenyon, Class. Rev. 11 (1897) S. 407.