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I don't know, but it would be appropriate for the person and tense.

By itself, it would be unusual to have a past tense for an instruction. Instructions are either present or future. But if it's part of an instruction, then I'd expect the imperative to follow. For example:

* You chopped the onions. Now add them to the mixture.

I guess the key to checking whether "anchiton ola dabas" is a valid reading is now to come to a better understanding of "anchiton".  

Yes,  we need an opinion of paleographers,  which are familiar with different historical and cultural pecliarities of manner of writings.