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28. Pantokrator - Dumbarton Oaks

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<strong>28.</strong> PANTOKRATOR<br />

grain allowance forty-five annonikoi modioi of grain each. [p. 101]<br />

The two chief doctors, those whom we have decreed should be called protomenitai, should<br />

receive seven similar nomismata each, for their food half a nomisma each, and for their grain<br />

allowance thirty-eight modioi of grain each.<br />

The two chief surgeons should receive precisely the same.<br />

The other four after them should receive six and a half similar nomismata each, for their<br />

food a third of a nomisma each, and thirty-six modioi of grain each.<br />

The two doctors of the monastery should receive four similar nomismata each, for their<br />

food a quarter of a similar nomisma each, and thirty modioi of grain each.<br />

The two physicians for the sick who come from outside and the two surgeons appointed as<br />

assistants should receive four similar nomismata each, for their food a quarter of a nomisma each,<br />

and thirty modioi of grain each.<br />

The infirmarian should receive eight similar nomismata, for his food two-thirds of a similar<br />

nomisma, fifty modioi of grain, sixty modioi of barley, and a thousand bundles of hay.<br />

The female doctor should receive three similar nomismata including her food allowance,<br />

and twenty-six modioi of grain.<br />

The two attendants should receive three similar nomismata each, for their food a sixth of a<br />

nomisma each, and twenty-eight modioi of grain each.<br />

The superintendent who is also going to carry out the job of the cellarer should receive four<br />

similar nomismata, for his food a third of a nomisma, and thirty-six modioi of grain.<br />

The chief pharmacist should receive three and a sixth similar nomismata, for his food a<br />

third of a similar nomisma, for the wine and food of the druggists when they make their preparations<br />

twenty-five trachea nomismata, forty-two annonikoi modioi of grain, for sieves one theotokion<br />

nomisma, and in the month of May for the gathering of herbs six old hyperpyra nomismata, and<br />

nine similar modioi of grain.<br />

The sixteen certified assistants and the four female assistants should each receive two and a<br />

half of the new preferred nomismata of the day, for their food a sixth of a nomisma each, and<br />

twenty-four modioi of grain each. [p. 103]<br />

The eight auxiliary assistants and female assistants should receive two similar nomismata<br />

each, for their food a twelfth of a nomisma each, and twenty modioi of grain each.<br />

The three certified druggists should receive three and a third similar nomismata each, for<br />

their food a sixth of a nomisma each, and twenty-four modioi of grain each.<br />

The two auxiliary druggists should receive two and a half similar nomismata each, for their<br />

food a twelfth of a nomisma each, and twenty modioi of grain each.<br />

The four auxiliary assistants who have been allocated to those from outside and to the<br />

monastery should also receive the same.<br />

The eight orderlies together with the three female orderlies should receive four similar<br />

nomismata each, for their food a quarter of a nomisma each, thirty modioi of grain each, and for<br />

their monthly allowance each of them should receive four similar trachea nomismata every month.<br />

The two readers should receive including their food allowance three similar new hyperpyra<br />

nomismata each, twelve maritime modioi of grain each, nine measures of wine each, and for their<br />

monthly allowance four nomismata each every month.<br />

The doorkeeper should receive as his allowance including that for his food three similar<br />

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