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Πρῶτον· ὥσπερ ταῦ‒τα ἀνα<ν>τί[α], oὕτως καὶτς ἀγοραίας Πρώτοἀνα<ν>τία ἔη ἅπα<ν>τα,καὶ Ἑρ̣μαίο ιτο̣μξνοεστιματερ̣η̣ Ἀ̣ράτο πω‒λετοῖ<ν> παρὰ Πρῶτον·ὅτως̣ καὶ Ἄε̣το<ν> πωλητήν·κατά̣δε καὶ αὐτὸςκαὶ τὴ<ν> τέχνην. vacat
Proton: so wie dieshier feind ist, ebenso soll auchvon der Marktfrau Protonfeind sein alles,und von Hermaios S.d. Timoxenos(und) Timarete T.d. Aratos, den beidenKrämern neben der Proto;ebenso auch Aëtos, der Krämer:binde hinab auch dieseund ihr Handwerk.vacat
Proton – just as these (letters)are jumbled up (cf. 5–6), so tooof Proton the market-womanbe jumbled up all things,and also (those) of Hermaios, the son of Timoxenos,of Timarete, the daughter of Aratos,the two sel-lers near Proton.And so also Aetos (the) seller.Bind these downand their business. vacat

Inscriptiones Atticae Euclidis anno posteriores, ed. tertia. Pars VIII: Miscellanea. Fasc. 1: Defixiones Atticae. Edid. Jaime Curbera. – XIII, 431 S., XXV Tab.