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(‎Created claim: Translation EN (P11): i. ? having lived a ]well-ordered [ life and having ?]shown [...] of us [...] for consolation[...] and Adrastos [...] ? they honoured [...] ii....] in every [...] untimely [...] testimony worthy of he...)
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i. ? having lived a ]well-ordered [ life and having ?]shown [...] of us [...] for consolation[...] and Adrastos [...] ? they honoured [...] ii....] in every [...] untimely [...] testimony worthy of her character [...] her husband and Xen[-] [...] of them [...] elections [...] it was resolved by the Council a[nd the People ..] Apphia having [died?] [...]
Property / Translation EN: i. ? having lived a ]well-ordered [ life and having ?]shown [...] of us [...] for consolation[...] and Adrastos [...] ? they honoured [...] ii....] in every [...] untimely [...] testimony worthy of her character [...] her husband and Xen[-] [...] of them [...] elections [...] it was resolved by the Council a[nd the People ..] Apphia having [died?] [...] / rank
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Fragments of a consolatory decree
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iAph020525
Fragments of a consolatory decree

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    iAph020525
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    Creative Commons licence Attribution 2.5 (http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/2.5/). All reuse or distribution of this work must contain somewhere a link back to the URL http://insaph.kcl.ac.uk/
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    i. ? having lived a ]well-ordered [ life and having ?]shown [...] of us [...] for consolation[...] and Adrastos [...] ? they honoured [...] ii....] in every [...] untimely [...] testimony worthy of her character [...] her husband and Xen[-] [...] of them [...] elections [...] it was resolved by the Council a[nd the People ..] Apphia having [died?] [...]
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