Fragments
created: Transcription (Reynolds, Ward-Perkins, Montali)
source date: Third-fourth centuries CE
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[...], 187, whence [...], 187, whence [...] 059163; [...] 8-12; for BSR images see BSR Digital Collections.

[...]uisb[...]

[...]acatu[...]

[...]us[...]

[...]nuco[...]

[...]aoer[...]

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[^1: Not usefully translatable]

a) i. and ii. are probably consecutive.

Benabbes (2015), 127, suggests that b.iii mighty be read as the ethnonym Aoer, referring to Auru, and the Hawara tribe.