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February 7th, 544 CE—the millstone-cutter (μυλοκόπος) Aurelius Serenus signs a lifetime contract with the Apion estate
#OnThisDay http://papyri.info/ddbdp/p.oxy;51;3641 …pic.twitter.com/55GVKssN6Q
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February 6th, 149 CE— Thaesis and her sons borrow 1200 drachmae from Herakleia, daughter of Dioscorus
#OnThisDay. The money is to be returned with interest and is secured against land in Herakleia and two enslaved people (δουλικὰ σωμάτια δύο) http://papyri.info/ddbdp/chr.mitt;;237 …pic.twitter.com/gmQU1nTik1
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This post did it. It hit the Big Time: the “Classical Studies memes for Hellenistic teens” Facebook pagepic.twitter.com/qnnB5TLsjk
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February 5th, 210 CE—A mummy label for Psentemesios, aka "Sotalas", son of Psentemesios and Teaikis, from Apollinariados Nesos, is inscribed on wood, likely meaning he was mummified
#OnThisDay http://papyri.info/ddbdp/sb;1;1197 pic.twitter.com/P0eEyi8XZB
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An abecedarium/syllabary in the collection here
@rubensteinlib: https://library.duke.edu/rubenstein/scriptorium/papyrus/records/232.html … https://twitter.com/SarahEBond/status/1165248165844520960 …pic.twitter.com/qI3ioexvw7
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February 4th, 134 CE—Diogenes writes up a contract for himself and eight other scribes to record population lists for the secretaries of the metropolis, who will also supply the clean papyri for them
#OnThisDay http://papyri.info/ddbdp/p.mich;11;603 …pic.twitter.com/yJbzZUHx6K
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Athenaeus 14.637c-e relates this anecdote about an amazing musical instrument: a rotating triple lyre that was only ever playable by one personpic.twitter.com/1OBtvTMy54
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February 3rd, 219 CE—45-year-old Aurelius Serenos sells a white donkey to Aurelius Sabinos for 500 drachmae
#OnThisDay http://papyri.info/ddbdp/bgu;2;413 pic.twitter.com/ZuozwSRv0M
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January 31st, 246 BCE—Sisouchos writes to Zenon to beg him to give his son a clerkship
#OnThisDay http://papyri.info/ddbdp/p.cair.zen;3;59342 …pic.twitter.com/R0pxZu9PuC
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Something to keep in mind, as Sappho fragments "assigned to the 2nd or 3rd century CE" are once again claimed to have come from mummy cartonnage https://brentnongbri.com/2020/01/30/contextualizing-the-new-sappho-information/ … (image from
@candidamoss &@JoelBaden's "Bible Nation", p.40)pic.twitter.com/a3VL9vXxJB
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January 30th, 324 CE—Isidorus alleges that he had only sown 8% of his crop before *someone* let animals loose in his fields that ate all the rest. He asks Dioscorus to send the police to investigate
#OnThisDay http://papyri.info/ddbdp/p.cair.isid;;78 …pic.twitter.com/9XXZJThOCF
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tfw you’re introducing the verb εὑρίσκω in Ancient Greek 101pic.twitter.com/Lhc6GZL6bz
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Just found (pun intended) some completely accidental second-hand
#ClassicalReception: ‘The brewery takes its name from a business mentioned in an episode of “The X-Files”’pic.twitter.com/1dp4jho2Sr
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January 29th, 504 CE—the οἰνοχειριστής (wine distributor) Phoibammon is ordered to distribute wine to various people
#OnThisDay (dated by@t_m_hickey in 'Notes on Some Cairo Papyri from Byzantine Oxyrhynchus' https://www.jstor.org/stable/20190310 ) http://papyri.info/ddbdp/psi;8;957 pic.twitter.com/yYsy6i6knE
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January 28th, 137 CE—Tesenouphis renews the registration on their three camels
#OnThisDay (in case you thought the DMV was an exclusively modern inconvenience) http://papyri.info/ddbdp/bgu;1;352 pic.twitter.com/M8DFjgchMd
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My wife and I never baby talk to our kids. We only address them with a form of reconstructed Proto-Indo-European. My son is 3 and can read Ancient Greek. Adults at family gatherings are shocked at his recitations of Homer. My daughter isn’t even 2 & she's fluent in Tocharian.pic.twitter.com/FrUIN94iVU
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