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grbs-3811	Bagnall, Roger S.	The Beginnings of the Roman Census in Egypt	1991	12	.pdf	application/pdf	4924	235	70	Since it now seems probable that there was a seven-year interval between the census of year 34 and that of year 41, it is a rea­ sonable guess that two such intervals explain the fourteen-year difference between father and son, and that there were also censuses in years 27 (4/3 B.C.) and 20 (11110 B.C.), but not before that year (or else Harthotes would have been registered in an earlier one). BAGNALL, ROGER S., The Beginnings of the Roman Census in Egypt , Greek, Roman and Byzantine Studies, 32:3 (1991:Autumn) p.255 264 BEGINNINGS OF THE ROMAN CENSUS IN EGYPT sixth year as exclusive reckoning, meaning that he was registered in year 34.	cache/grbs-3811.pdf	txt/grbs-3811.txt