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data/descriptions/liturgy_nomination.xml
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<p>In the villages, nominations were made by a village scribe (<term xml:lang="grc"
>κωμογραμματεύς</term>, himself a liturgist [<ref type="internal"
target="22548.xml">22548</ref> 183 CE, nome of Arabia]), or by village elders
acting in the same capacity (πρεσβύτεροι) [<ref type="external"
acting in the same capacity (<term xml:lang="grc">πρεσβύτεροι</term>) [<ref type="external"
target="https://papyri.info/trismegistos/18237">18237</ref> 198-209 CE,
Cynopolite nome; <ref type="internal" target="11231.xml">11231</ref> 186 CE,
Soknopaiou Nesos (Arsinoite nome)]. In the Arsinoite villages, the <term
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<ptr target="gramm:lewis1997"/>
<citedRange>68</citedRange>
</bibl>. At Oxyrhynchus, in the early III CE, this task was handed over to a group
of ἀμφοδογραμματεῖς; then, around 245 CE, to tribe-chiefs (<term xml:lang="grc"
>φύλαρχοι</term>) [<ref type="external"
of <term xml:lang="grc">ἀμφοδογραμματεῖς</term>; then, around 245 CE, to tribe-chiefs (<term
xml:lang="grc">φύλαρχοι</term>) [<ref type="external"
target="https://papyri.info/trismegistos/15759">15759</ref> 271-271 CE]; and
finally, to coordinators (<term xml:lang="grc">συστάται</term>) [<ref
type="external" target="https://papyri.info/trismegistos/33653">33653</ref>
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</bibl>. Once the nomination was completed, the <term xml:lang="lat"
>strategos</term> confirmed it by issuing an [<ref type="descr"
target="#gt_programma">approval of nomination</ref>], called a public statement
(πρόγραμμα) ‘public statement’ [<ref type="external"
(<term xml:lang="grc">πρόγραμμα</term>) <q>public statement</q> [<ref type="external"
target="https://papyri.info/trismegistos/23526">23526</ref> 265 CE, Hermopolite
nome; <ref type="external" target="https://papyri.info/trismegistos/8942">8942</ref>
169 CE, Arsinoite nome]; <listBibl>
<bibl>
<author>Stroppa</author>
<ptr target="gramm:stroppa2004"/>
<bibl>
<author>Stroppa</author>
<ptr target="gramm:stroppa2017"/>
</bibl>
</bibl>
<bibl>
<author>Stroppa</author>
<ptr target="gramm:stroppa2017"/>
</bibl>
</listBibl>. Both stages of the process could be carried out on a single document,
turning a nomination into an approval of nomination [<ref type="internal"
......@@ -245,7 +245,7 @@
<ptr target="gramm:lewis1963"/>
<citedRange>5</citedRange>
</bibl>.</p>
<p>Then comes the list of names, frequently introduced by ἔστι δέ [<ref
<p>Then comes the list of names, frequently introduced by <term xml:lang="grc">ἔστι δέ</term> [<ref
type="internal" target="22551.xml">22551</ref>] or <term xml:lang="grc">εἰσὶ
δέ</term> [<ref type="internal" target="11231.xml">11231</ref>, <ref
type="internal" target="12031.xml">12031</ref>]. The length of the list may
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data/descriptions/liturgy_oath.xml
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</teiHeader>
<text>
<body>
<head>Liturgical oath this is a test</head>
<head>Liturgical oath</head>
<p>A liturgical oath was required from every individual who had been nominated to a
liturgical office [<ref type="descr" target="#gt_nomination">nomination to
liturgy</ref>] and then notified of their appointment [<ref
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data/descriptions/programma.xml
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type="internal" target="8942.xml">8942</ref>: <term xml:lang="grc"
>ἀντίγραφον προγράμματος</term>), or which come from a register
(e.g.<ref type="external"
target="https://papyri.info/trismegistos/110156">110156</ref>: ἐκ
προγραμμάτων + date), or from a <term xml:lang="grc">τόμος
target="https://papyri.info/trismegistos/110156">110156</ref>: <term xml:lang="grc">ἐκ
προγραμμάτων</term> + date), or from a <term xml:lang="grc">τόμος
συγκολλήσιμος</term> (e.g. <ref type="external"
target="https://papyri.info/trismegistos/23526">23526</ref>: <term
xml:lang="grc">ρμε</term> = 145, number of the sheet/roll).</item>
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data/descriptions/sitologos.xml
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xmlns:tei="http://www.tei-c.org/ns/1.0" href="../grammateus_taxonomy.xml"/>
</classDecl>
<p>This file is encoded to comply with TEI Guidelines P5, Version 4.0.0.
<ref>https://tei-c.org/guidelines/p5/</ref>
<ref>https://tei-c.org/guidelines/p5/</ref>
</p>
</encodingDesc>
<profileDesc>
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>sitologos</term> for the payment of tax on catoecic land are treated separately
[see <ref type="anchor" target="#monartabos">monartabos</ref> below]. </p>
<div type="section" n="1">
<head xml:id="structure">Structure</head>
<p>Taxes on land were assessed according to the type of land and the size of the
harvest. Official tax receipts carry the date of issue at the beginning of the
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<q>I have received as stated</q> [<ref type="internal" target="11256.xml"
>11256</ref>].</p>
<p>Another form of the main verb can be seen occasionally e.g. [<ref type="internal"
target="15078.xml">15078</ref>] <term xml:lang="grc">ἐμετρή[θ]ησαν</term>.
target="15078.xml">15078</ref>] <term xml:lang="grc"
>ἐμετρή[θ]ησαν</term>.</p>
<p>Sitologos receipts are also composed as objective statements in the form of a <ref type="descr" target="#gt_syngr">syngraphe</ref>, with an infinitive construction e.g. [<ref type="internal"target="3124.xml">3124</ref>, <ref type="internal"target="22229.xml">22229</ref>,<ref type="internal"target="43263.xml">43263</ref>].
[date]
[<term xml:lang="grc">ὁμολογεῖ</term>...<term xml:lang="grc">μεμετρῆ(σθαι)</term>]
[<term xml:lang="grc">παρὰ</term><hi rend="italic">name</hi> &lt;gen.&gt; (<hi rend="italic">taxpayer</hi>)]
[<hi rend="italic">amount</hi> &lt;acc.&gt;] written first in words and then numerically.
An <term xml:lang="grc">ἀντιγραφεύς</term> or clerk signs to say that he has checked the amount and adds a [date] at the end.<p>
<p>Sitologos receipts are also composed as objective statements in the form of a
<ref type="descr" target="#gt_syngr">syngraphe</ref>, with an infinitive
construction e.g. [<ref type="internal" target="3124.xml">3124</ref>, <ref
type="internal" target="22229.xml">22229</ref>,<ref type="internal"
target="43263.xml">43263</ref>]. [date] [<term xml:lang="grc"
>ὁμολογεῖ</term>...<term xml:lang="grc">μεμετρῆ(σθαι)</term>] [<term
xml:lang="grc">παρὰ</term><hi rend="italic">name</hi> &lt;gen.&gt; (<hi
rend="italic">taxpayer</hi>)] [<hi rend="italic">amount</hi> &lt;acc.&gt;]
written first in words and then numerically. An <term xml:lang="grc"
>ἀντιγραφεύς</term> or clerk signs to say that he has checked the amount and
adds a [date] at the end.</p>
<p>Receipts issued for private transactions (<term xml:lang="lat">metrema</term>
receipts) can be distinguished by the use of the verb in the third person <term
......@@ -235,14 +242,14 @@ An <term xml:lang="grc">ἀντιγραφεύς</term> or clerk signs to say tha
anymore. It retained, however, a taxation rate distinct from that applied to
other categories of land. In some cases, especially in the Arsinoite nome,
catoecic land was described as <term xml:lang="lat">monartabos</term>, i.e.
<q>(taxed at the rate of) one artaba (per aroura)</q> <bibl>
<author>Kramer et al.</author>
<ptr target="gramm:kramer1982"/>
<citedRange>196</citedRange>
</bibl>. In modern editions, the
corresponding tax is sometimes referred to as <term xml:lang="lat"
>monartabia</term> [e.g. <ref type="internal" target="15932.xml"
>15932</ref>, following <bibl>
<q>(taxed at the rate of) one artaba (per aroura)</q>
<bibl>
<author>Kramer et al.</author>
<ptr target="gramm:kramer1982"/>
<citedRange>196</citedRange>
</bibl>. In modern editions, the corresponding tax is sometimes referred to as
<term xml:lang="lat">monartabia</term> [e.g. <ref type="internal"
target="15932.xml">15932</ref>, following <bibl>
<author>Wallace</author>
<ptr target="gramm:wallace1938"/>
<citedRange>13</citedRange>
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data/descriptions/warrant.xml
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<q>order (him) to be delivered</q>], no closing farewell, but with the date.</p>
<p>Other apostils are even shorter with a simple [to <hi rend="italic">name</hi>
&lt;dat.&gt;], followed by a brief order,
no farewell, and ending with the date [<ref type="internal" target="8810.xml"
no farewell, and ending with the date [<ref type="external" target="http://www.papyri.info/trismegistos/8810"
>8810</ref> 199 BCE]. Such apostils continue to be written into the Roman
period e.g. [<ref type="external"
target="http://www.papyri.info/ddbdp/sb;20;15182">14956</ref> 30 CE,
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