LDR  \\
=001  \\apis.p1554
=090  \\Col. inv. 432a recto
=046  \\$aq$c200$e399
=100  \\$a
=245  \\00$aDocumentary Text$f[III/IV AD]
=300  \\$a1 papyrus fragment;$c4 x 15.4 cm.
=500  \\Written along the fibers; on the verso, an account
=500  \\11 lines; broken top and left
=500  \\Ends of lines: 1 letter only in most cases
=500  \\The hand is cursive; the text is hopelessly faded
=510  \\
=520  \\Document: perhaps an account
=545  \\
=546  \\In Greek
=561  \\Purchased by Columbia University through H.I. Bell, in 1926-27; no. II.67 in Bell's inventory
=581  \\
=590  \\Not glassed
=600  \\00$a,$c
=653  \\
=700  \\

LDR  \\
=001  \\apis.p1555
=090  \\Col. inv. 432a verso
=046  \\$aq$c200$e399
=100  \\$a
=245  \\00$aDocumentary text$f[III/IV AD]
=300  \\$a1 papyrus fragment;$c4 x 15.4 cm.
=500  \\Written across the fibers; on the recto, a document
=500  \\8 lines; broken top and right
=500  \\Effaced
=500  \\The hand is a small proficient  cursive
=510  \\
=520  \\Document: content unclear
=545  \\
=546  \\In Greek
=561  \\Purchased by Columbia University through H.I. Bell, in 1926-27; no. II.67 in Bell's inventory
=581  \\
=590  \\Not glassed
=600  \\00$a,$c
=653  \\
=700  \\

LDR  \\
=001  \\apis.p1556
=090  \\Col. inv. 432b
=046  \\$aq$c100$e299
=100  \\$a
=245  \\00$aDocumentary Text$f[II/III AD]
=300  \\$a1 papyrus fragment;$c3.8 x 12.1 cm.
=500  \\Written along the fibers; back blank
=500  \\7 lines; broken top and left
=500  \\Kollesis 1.3 cm. from right
=500  \\The hand is a minute cursive
=510  \\
=520  \\Document: content unclear
=545  \\
=546  \\In Greek
=561  \\Purchased by Columbia University through H.I. Bell, in 1926-27; no. II.67 in Bell's inventory
=581  \\
=590  \\Not glassed
=600  \\00$a,$c
=653  \\
=700  \\

LDR  \\
=001  \\apis.p1557
=090  \\Col. inv. 432c
=046  \\$aq$c100$e299
=100  \\$a
=245  \\00$aDocumentary text$f[II/III AD]
=300  \\$a1 papyrus fragment;$c5.3 x 9.2 cm.
=500  \\Written along the fibers; back blank
=500  \\9 lines; broken top and left
=500  \\Effaced; some holes
=500  \\The hand is large and clumsy
=510  \\
=520  \\Document: content unclear; it could be a letter. It mentions Herakles and Claudia
=545  \\
=546  \\In Greek
=561  \\Purchased by Columbia University through H.I. Bell, in 1926-27; no. II.67 in Bell's inventory
=581  \\
=590  \\Not glassed
=600  \\00$a,$c
=653  \\
=700  \\

LDR  \\
=001  \\apis.p1581
=090  \\Col. inv. 439
=046  \\$aq$c150$199e
=100  \\$a
=245  \\00$aAccount$f[late II AD]
=300  \\$a1 papyrus fragment;$c6.6 x 9.5 cm.
=500  \\Written along the fibers; back blank
=500  \\14 lines of a column; broken on each side
=500  \\Traces of final letters of 10 lines of a preceding column
=500  \\Small, neat hand slightly bent to the right
=510  \\
=520  \\Account of expenses for religious purposes on various days; Aphrodite is mentioned
=545  \\Said to have been acquired in Panopolis
=546  \\In Greek
=561  \\Purchased by Columbia University through H.I. Bell, in 1926-27; no. II.96 in Bell's inventory
=581  \\
=590  \\Suit advanced student
=600  \\00$a,$c
=653  \\
=700  \\

LDR  \\
=001  \\apis.p1582
=090  \\Col. inv. 442
=046  \\$aq$c193$e217
=100  \\$a
=245  \\00$aDocumentary Text$f[reign of Severus, Caracalla and Geta]
=300  \\$a1 papyrus fragment;$c6 x 13.3 cm.
=500  \\Written along the fibers; back blank
=500  \\19 lines; broken except at top; there are some large holes
=500  \\The first 5 lines are written in a larger and a bit more irregular hand; the hand of the rest is neater, more compact, and upright 
=500  \\
=510  \\
=520  \\Document that mentions the Antoniniana ousia; in the second part  a Didymos is mentioned and a theater
=545  \\
=546  \\In Greek
=561  \\Purchased by Columbia University through H.I. Bell, in 1926-27; no. II.106 in Bell's inventory
=581  \\
=590  \\Publishable
=600  \\00$a,$c
=653  \\
=700  \\

LDR  \\
=001  \\apis.p1594
=090  \\Col. inv. 445 recto
=046  \\$aq$c200$e299
=100  \\$a
=245  \\00$aRegister$f[III AD]
=300  \\$a1 papyrus fragment;$c15.2 x 34.3 cm.
=500  \\Written along the fibers; on the verso an account
=500  \\2 columns: Col. I 21 lines, complete; Col. II beginnings of 17 lines; top and bottom margins preserved, broken on the other sides
=500  \\Small and neat hand without many ligatures
=500  \\
=510  \\
=520  \\
=545  \\Accounts of money taxes from a register
=546  \\In Greek
=561  \\Purchased by Columbia University through H.I. Bell, in 1926-27; no. II.119 in Bell's inventory
=581  \\
=590  \\Publishable
=600  \\00$a,$c
=653  \\
=700  \\

LDR  \\
=001  \\apis.p1595
=090  \\Col. inv. 445 verso
=046  \\$aq$c200$e299
=100  \\$a
=245  \\00$aAccount$f[III AD]
=300  \\$a1 papyrus fragment;$c15.2 x 34.3 cm.
=500  \\Written against the fibers; on the front a register
=500  \\25+ lines: parts of 3 columns: most of Col. II and parts of 2 others
=500  \\Larger hand than in the recto and more irregular
=500  \\
=510  \\
=520  \\Accounts of grain
=545  \\
=546  \\In Greek
=561  \\Purchased by Columbia University through H.I. Bell, in 1926-27; no. II.119 in Bell's inventory
=581  \\
=590  \\
=600  \\00$a,$c
=653  \\
=700  \\

LDR  \\
=001  \\apis.p1596
=090  \\Col. inv. 445a
=046  \\$aq$c200$e299
=100  \\$a
=245  \\00$aContract$f[III AD]
=300  \\$a1 papyrus fragment;$c11.5 x 9.5 cm.
=500  \\Written along the fibers; back blank
=500  \\Remains of 11 lines but more originally there
=500  \\Small upright neat hand with regular interlinear spaces
=500  \\Quite dirty
=510  \\
=520  \\Contract: the parties involved are Dios, Demetrios and Ptolemaios
=545  \\
=546  \\In Greek
=561  \\Purchased by Columbia University through H.I. Bell, in 1926-27; no. II.119 in Bell's inventory
=581  \\
=590  \\Needs conservation
=600  \\00$a,$c
=653  \\Contract
=700  \\

LDR  \\
=001  \\apis.p1597
=090  \\Col. inv. 445b
=046  \\$aq$c100$e199
=100  \\$a
=245  \\00$aContract$f[II AD]
=300  \\$a1 papyrus fragment;$c9 x 11.5 cm.
=500  \\Written along the fibers; on the back an account, Apis p. 1507
=500  \\15 lines, broken on every side except on the right
=500  \\Small, practiced hand, a bit irregular and with some corrections
=500  \\Ink a bit faded in some parts
=510  \\
=520  \\Contract: subject unclear
=545  \\
=546  \\In Greek
=561  \\Purchased by Columbia University through H.I. Bell, in 1926-27; no.  in Bell's inventory
=581  \\
=590  \\
=600  \\00$a,$c
=653  \\Contract
=700  \\

LDR  \\
=001  \\apis.p1598
=090  \\Col. inv. 446 recto
=046  \\$aq$c200$e299
=100  \\$a
=245  \\00$aAccount$f[III AD]
=300  \\$a2 papyrus fragment;$c7 x 8.3 cm., 6.5 x 8 cm.
=500  \\Written along the fibers; on the verso a land register
=500  \\2 fragments each with 10 lines
=500  \\Proficient hand, fluent and reasonably clear
=500  \\The two fragments do not join
=510  \\
=520  \\Accounts concerning land and money
=545  \\
=546  \\In Greek
=561  \\Purchased by Columbia University through H.I. Bell, in 1926-27; no. II.120 in Bell's inventory
=581  \\
=590  \\Publishable
=600  \\00$a,$c
=653  \\
=700  \\

LDR  \\
=001  \\apis.p1599
=090  \\Col. inv. 446 verso
=046  \\$aq$c200$e299
=100  \\$a
=245  \\00$aRegister$f[III AD]
=300  \\$a2 papyrus fragment;$c7 x 8.3 cm., 6.5 x 8 cm
=500  \\Written across the fibers; on the recto accounts 
=500  \\2 fragments 9 and 12 lines; broken on all sides
=500  \\Fluent cursive hand that appears later than that on the front
=500  \\Check marks next to some entries
=510  \\
=520  \\Land register entries
=545  \\
=546  \\In Greek
=561  \\Purchased by Columbia University through H.I. Bell, in 1926-27; no. II.120 in Bell's inventory
=581  \\
=590  \\
=600  \\00$a,$c
=653  \\
=700  \\

LDR  \\
=001  \\apis.p1600
=090  \\Col. inv. 447 recto
=046  \\$aq$c100$e199
=100  \\$a
=245  \\00$aRegister$f[II AD]
=300  \\$a1 papyrus fragment;$c16 x 18 cm.
=500  \\Written along the fibers; on the back a register
=500  \\13 lines: one column and part of another; top margin and space on the left preserved
=500  \\Large hand with enlargement of initials and bent to the right
=500  \\
=510  \\
=520  \\Register perhaps related to that on verso but written by a different hand
=545  \\
=546  \\In Greek
=561  \\Purchased by Columbia University through H.I. Bell, in 1926-27; no. II.125 in Bell's inventory
=581  \\
=590  \\Not glassed
=600  \\00$a,$c
=653  \\
=700  \\

LDR  \\
=001  \\apis.p1601
=090  \\Col. inv. 447 verso
=046  \\$aq$c100$e199
=100  \\$a
=245  \\00$aRegister$f[II AD]
=300  \\$a1 papyrus fragment;$c16 x 18 cm.
=500  \\Written across the fibers; on the recto a register
=500  \\11 lines plus traces; top and left margins preserved
=500  \\Smaller and neater hand than that of the recto, with a right slant
=500  \\
=510  \\
=520  \\Register, perhaps related to that on recto but the hand is different
=545  \\
=546  \\In Greek
=561  \\Purchased by Columbia University through H.I. Bell, in 1926-27; no. II.125 in Bell's inventory
=581  \\
=590  \\Not glassed
=600  \\00$a,$c
=653  \\
=700  \\

LDR  \\
=001  \\apis.p1605
=090  \\Col. inv. 450
=046  \\$aq$b299$d30
=100  \\$a
=245  \\00$a$f[Ptolemaic]
=300  \\$a1 papyrus fragment;$c20 x 28 cm.
=500  \\Written along the fibers; back blank
=500  \\6 lines
=500  \\Proficient hand with a thick pen; the line in Greek is written with a finer pen in competent handwriting
=500  \\
=510  \\
=520  \\Demotic contract with a bottom line with date in Greek
=545  \\
=546  \\In Demotic and Greek
=561  \\Purchased by Columbia University through Prof. Westermann from Trifon Kalimkurian in January 1927; no. II.150 in Bell's inventory
=581  \\
=590  \\Not glassed
=600  \\00$a,$c
=653  \\
=700  \\
DR  \\
=001  \\apis.p1612
=090  \\Col. inv. 452
=046  \\$aq$c100$e199
=100  \\$a
=245  \\00$aContract?$f[II AD]
=300  \\$a1 papyrus fragment;$c6.8 x 12 cm.
=500  \\Written along the fibers; back blank 
=500  \\19 plus lines of writing; probably broken on every side except the top
=500  \\The ink is quite faded and the papyrus is tattered and full of holes
=500  \\
=510  \\
=520  \\Fragment concerning wheat, perhaps a contract
=545  \\
=546  \\In Greek
=561  \\Purchased by Columbia University through H.I. Bell, in 1926-27; no. II.159 in Bell's inventory
=581  \\
=590  \\Not glassed
=600  \\00$a,$c
=653  \\
=700  \\

LDR  \\
=001  \\apis.p1621
=090  \\Col. inv. 454
=046  \\$aq$c300$e399
=100  \\$a
=245  \\00$aLiterary Text$f[IV AD]
=300  \\$a1 papyrus fragment;$c5.2 x 14.7 cm.
=500  \\Written along the fibers; back blank
=500  \\10 lines; broken top, left and bottom
=500  \\Some traces of 6 lines of a second column starting with a paragraphos
=500  \\Proficient hand in Severe style with a right slant
=510  \\
=520  \\Fragment of prose author, perhaps a historian: Syria is mentioned
=545  \\
=546  \\In Greek
=561  \\Purchased by Columbia University through H.I. Bell, in 1926-27; no. II.173 in Bell's inventory
=581  \\
=590  \\Publishable
=600  \\00$a,$c
=653  \\
=700  \\

LDR  \\
=001  \\apis.p1622
=090  \\Col. inv. 455a verso
=046  \\$aq$c238$e244
=100  \\$a
=245  \\00$aReport of proceedings$f[reign of Gordian]
=300  \\$a1 papyrus fragment;$c18 x 4.7 cm.
=500  \\Written across the fibers; on the front an account; bottom margin of 2 cm.
=500  \\2 columns: Col. I 6 lines broken top and left, Col. II 5 lines broken top and right
=500  \\Fast, fluent hand bent to the right
=500  \\
=510  \\
=520  \\Report of proceedings before the emperor Gordian; part of the speech of the advocate in the second column
=545  \\
=546  \\In Greek
=561  \\Purchased by Columbia University through H.I. Bell, in 1926-27; no. II.180A in Bell's inventory
=581  \\
=590  \\Publishable
=600  \\00$a,$c
=653  \\Report of proceedings
=700  \\

LDR  \\
=001  \\apis.p1623
=090  \\Col. inv. 455a recto
=046  \\$aq$200c$299e
=100  \\$a
=245  \\00$aAccount$f[III AD]
=300  \\$a1 papyrus fragment;$c18 x 4.7 cm.
=500  \\Written along the fibers; on the back report of proceedings
=500  \\2 columns: Col I 4 lines, Col II 6 lines; broken top and right
=500  \\Irregular hand bent to the right; some characters are retraced
=500  \\
=510  \\
=520  \\Grain account
=545  \\
=546  \\In Greek
=561  \\Purchased by Columbia University through H.I. Bell, in 1926-27; no. II.180A in Bell's inventory
=581  \\
=590  \\
=600  \\00$a,$c
=653  \\
=700  \\

LDR  \\
=001  \\apis.p1624
=090  \\Col. inv. 455c
=046  \\$aq$c161$e169
=100  \\$a
=245  \\00$aReceipt$f[reign of Marcus Aurelius and Verus]
=300  \\$a1 papyrus fragment;$c c5.4 x 5.4 cm.
=500  \\Written along the fibers; back blank
=500  \\7 lines; broken at left; margins preserved on 3 sides
=500  \\Fast irregular cursives
=500  \\
=510  \\
=520  \\Tax receipt
=545  \\
=546  \\In Greek
=561  \\Purchased by Columbia University through H.I. Bell, in 1926-27; no. II.180C in Bell's inventory
=581  \\
=590  \\Suit advanced student
=600  \\00$a,$c
=653  \\
=700  \\

LDR  \\
=001  \\apis.p1625
=090  \\Col. inv. 458 recto
=046  \\$aq$c100$e299
=100  \\$a
=245  \\00$aAccount$f[II -III AD[]
=300  \\$a1 papyrus fragment;$c12.5 x 12.1 cm.
=500  \\Written across the fibers; literary text (P.Col. VIII 204) on the recto
=500  \\Very tattered fragment
=500  \\Written by 2 different cursive hands
=500  \\
=510  \\
=520  \\Ink remains  that appear to be part of an account
=545  \\
=546  \\In Greek
=561  \\Purchased by Columbia University through H.I. Bell, in 1926-27; no.  in Bell's inventory
=581  \\
=590  \\Purchased by Columbia University through H.I. Bell in 1926-27; no. 195 in Bell's inventory 
=600  \\00$a,$c
=653  \\
=700  \\

LDR  \\
=001  \\apis.p1626
=090  \\Col. inv. 460a verso
=046  \\$aq$c200$e299
=100  \\$a
=245  \\00$aLetter$f[III AD]
=300  \\$a1 papyrus fragment;$c7.1 x 10 cm.
=500  \\Written across the fibers; on the recto an account
=500  \\15 lines; broken top and bottom
=500  \\Medium size characters a little flattened, with a limited number of ligatures and some unevenness
=500  \\
=510  \\
=520  \\Letter that mentions  bricks and lettuce; the writer assures the recipient that he would be there by the next day.
=545  \\
=546  \\In Greek
=561  \\Purchased by Columbia University through H.I. Bell, in 1926-27; no. II.205A in Bell's inventory
=581  \\
=590  \\Suit advanced student
=600  \\00$a,$c
=653  \\Letter
=700  \\

LDR  \\
=001  \\apis.p1627
=090  \\Col. inv. 460a recto
=046  \\$aq$c200$e299
=100  \\$a
=245  \\00$aAccount$f[III AD]
=300  \\$a1 papyrus fragment;$c7.1 x 10 cm.
=500  \\Written along the fibers; on the back a letter 
=500  \\7 lines; broken at left
=500  \\A large space between the first 5 lines and the rest
=500  \\The papyrus is a little dirty
=510  \\
=520  \\Grain account
=545  \\
=546  \\In Greek
=561  \\Purchased by Columbia University through H.I. Bell, in 1926-27; no. II.205A in Bell's inventory
=581  \\
=590  \\
=600  \\00$a,$c
=653  \\Account
=700  \\

LDR  \\
=001  \\apis.p1628
=090  \\Col. inv. 461 recto
=046  \\$aq$c100$e199
=100  \\$a
=245  \\00$Drawinga$f[II AD]
=300  \\$a1 papyrus fragment;$c12 x 15.5 cm.
=500  \\The drawing is on the recto but against the fibers; on the other side an account
=500  \\Broken on three sides
=500  \\
=500  \\
=510  \\
=520  \\Drawing of a male figure playing double pipes; it shows a certain ability
=545  \\
=546  \\
=561  \\Purchased by Columbia University through H.I. Bell, in 1926-27; no. II.217 in Bell's inventory
=581  \\
=590  \\Publishable
=600  \\00$a,$c
=653  \\Drawing
=700  \\

LDR  \\
=001  \\apis.p1629
=090  \\Col. inv. 461 verso
=046  \\$aq$c100$e199
=100  \\$a
=245  \\00$aAccount/Drawing$f[II AD]
=300  \\$a1 papyrus fragment;$c12 x 15.5 cm.
=500  \\Written across the fibers; on the recto a drawing 
=500  \\11 lines + another drawing
=500  \\The ink is faded especially on the top
=500  \\The text is crossed off by an oblique line
=510  \\
=520  \\Fodder crop account plus a drawing of a face upside down with respect to the text
=545  \\
=546  \\In Greek
=561  \\Purchased by Columbia University through H.I. Bell, in 1926-27; no. II.217 in Bell's inventory
=581  \\
=590  \\Publishable?
=600  \\00$a,$c
=653  \\Account
=700  \\

LDR  \\
=001  \\apis.p1631
=090  \\Col. inv. 462 (2)
=046  \\$aq$c100$e299
=100  \\$a
=245  \\00$aLetter$f[II/III AD]
=300  \\$a1 papyrus fragment;$c6.2 x 7.5 cm.
=500  \\Written along the fibers; on the verso, part of an address
=500  \\10 lines; broken on all sides
=500  \\Corrections have been made, in a second hand, to lines 2, 3, 4,8
=500  \\The hand is a large, uneven cursive a bit unpracticed; there are some erasures 
=510  \\
=520  \\Letter which mentions rolls of papyrus
=545  \\
=546  \\In Greek
=561  \\Purchased by Columbia University through H.I. Bell, in 1926-27; no. II.220 in Bell's inventory
=581  \\
=590  \\Publishable? Not glassed
=600  \\00$a,$c
=653  \\
=700  \\

LDR  \\
=001  \\apis.p1632
=090  \\Col. inv. 462 (3)
=046  \\$aq$c100$e299
=100  \\$a
=245  \\00$aLetter$f[II/III AD]
=300  \\$a1 papyrus fragment;$c7.2 x 6 cm.
=500  \\Written along the fibers; on the verso, part of an address (faded)
=500  \\6 lines; broken except at top
=500  \\The hand is a large cursive with letters of uneven size
=500  \\
=510  \\
=520  \\Letter with salutations to a brother, wishes for good health and which also mentions a mother
=545  \\
=546  \\In Greek
=561  \\Purchased by Columbia University through H.I. Bell, in 1926-27; no. II.220 in Bell's inventory
=581  \\
=590  \\Not glassed
=600  \\00$a,$c
=653  \\
=700  \\

LDR  \\
=001  \\apis.p1633
=090  \\Col. inv. 462 (4)
=046  \\$aq$c100$e299
=100  \\$a
=245  \\00$aDocumentary Text$f[II/III AD]
=300  \\$a1 papyrus fragment;$c7.5 x 10.2 cm.
=500  \\Written along the fibers; back blank
=500  \\10 lines; broken except at left
=500  \\Traces of a previous column
=500  \\Kollesis 3-3.5 cm. from left
=500  \\The hand is a small, upright cursive, experienced and attractive
=510  \\
=520  \\Document concerning a sale. Specifies a time period beginning 12th of Hadrianos of an unknown year
=545  \\
=546  \\In Greek
=561  \\Purchased by Columbia University through H.I. Bell, in 1926-27; no. II.220 in Bell's inventory
=581  \\
=590  \\Not glassed
=600  \\00$a,$c
=653  \\
=700  \\

LDR  \\
=001  \\apis.p1638
=090  \\Col. inv. 462a (3) recto
=046  \\$aq$c100$e299
=100  \\$a
=245  \\00$aDocumentary text$f[II/III AD]
=300  \\$a1 papyrus fragment;$c2.5 x 6.8 cm.
=500  \\Written along the fibers; on the verso, an account
=500  \\1 line; broken at right and left
=500  \\The hand is a tiny cursive
=510  \\
=520  \\Document
=545  \\
=546  \\In Greek
=561  \\Purchased by Columbia University through H.I. Bell, in 1926-27; no. II.223 in Bell's inventory
=581  \\
=590  \\Not glassed
=600  \\00$a,$c
=653  \\
=700  \\

LDR  \\
=001  \\apis.p1640
=090  \\Col. inv. 462a (4)
=046  \\$aq$c400$e499
=100  \\$a
=245  \\00$aPetition?$f[V AD]
=300  \\$a1 papyrus fragment;$c7.4 x 7.6 cm.
=500  \\Written along the fibers; back blank
=500  \\8 lines; broken on all sides
=500  \\The hand is an informal chancery, large and upright. Note the typical beta
=510  \\
=520  \\Document, perhaps a petition which mentions some violence done to a son
=545  \\
=546  \\In Greek
=561  \\Purchased by Columbia University through H.I. Bell, in 1926-27; no. II.223 in Bell's inventory
=581  \\
=590  \\Not glassed
=600  \\00$a,$c
=653  \\
=700  \\

LDR  \\
=001  \\apis.p1643
=090  \\Col. inv. 463b
=046  \\$aq$c100$e299
=100  \\$a
=245  \\00$aLetter$f[II/III AD]
=300  \\$a1 papyrus fragment;$c4.5 x 14.5 cm. plus two small fragments, unplaced
=500  \\Written across the fibers; trace of an address on back
=500  \\21 lines; left side, with a line at right angles
=500  \\The hand is a fluent cursive, with some separation of letters
=510  \\
=520  \\Letter which mentions olyra.  The line in the margin greets "our children" and Phileas 
=545  \\
=546  \\In Greek
=561  \\Purchased by Columbia University through H.I. Bell, in 1926-27; no. II.224 in Bell's inventory
=581  \\
=590  \\Not glassed
=600  \\00$a,$c
=653  \\
=700  \\
LDR  \\
=001  \\apis.p1646
=090  \\Col. inv. 464(1) recto
=046  \\$aq$c300$e399
=100  \\$a
=245  \\00$aDocumentary Text$f[IV AD]]
=300  \\$a1 papyrus fragment;$c9.4 x 5.2 cm.
=500  \\Written across the fibers; on the verso an account
=500  \\3 lines; broken except at top; margin of 3 cm.
=500  \\The hand is a rapid cursive
=510  \\
=520  \\Official document which refers to the value (valuation?) of something; probably refers to the judgment of a prefect; also refers to interest.
=545  \\
=546  \\In Greek
=561  \\Purchased by Columbia University through H.I. Bell, in 1926-27; no. II.233 in Bell's inventory
=581  \\
=590  \\Publishable?  Not glassed
=600  \\00$a,$c
=653  \\
=700  \\

DR  \\
=001  \\apis.p1648
=090  \\Col. inv. 464 (2)
=046  \\$aq$c300$e399
=100  \\$a
=245  \\00$aLetter$f[IV AD]
=300  \\$a1 papyrus fragment;$c10.2 x 5.3 cm.
=500  \\Written along the fibers; on the verso an address
=500  \\3 lines; broken at top
=500  \\The hand is a rapid cursive with a right slant and flourishes
=500  \\
=510  \\
=520  \\End of a letter addressed to Philomenos (or participle)
=545  \\
=546  \\In Greek
=561  \\Purchased by Columbia University through H.I. Bell, in 1926-27; no. II.233 in Bell's inventory
=581  \\
=590  \\Not glassed
=600  \\00$a,$c
=653  \\
=700  \\

LDR  \\
=001  \\apis.p1650
=090  \\Col. inv. 464a recto
=046  \\$aq$c300$e499
=100  \\$a
=245  \\00$aLiterary Text$f[IV/V AD]
=300  \\$a1 papyrus fragment;$c4.3 x 14.5 cm.
=500  \\Written along the fibers; on the back a letter
=500  \\Right side of Col. I and left of Col. II: only a few letters per column are preserved
=500  \\Small formal round hand
=500  \\A palimpsest: over a document written with brown ink in large letters with a right slant
=510  \\
=520  \\Literary work over document (upside down)
=545  \\
=546  \\In Greek
=561  \\Purchased by Columbia University through H.I. Bell, in 1926-27; no. II.233 in Bell's inventory
=581  \\
=590  \\
=600  \\00$a,$c
=653  \\
=700  \\

LDR  \\
=001  \\apis.p1651
=090  \\Col. inv. 464a verso
=046  \\$aq$c300$e499
=100  \\$a
=245  \\00$aLetter$f[IV-V AD]
=300  \\$a1 papyrus fragment;$c14.5 x 4.3 cm.
=500  \\Written along the fibers; on the front a literary text
=500  \\5 lines at right angle to text on recto
=500  \\Large hand writing in brown ink; the letters are mostly detached
=500  \\
=510  \\
=520  \\Letter to a holy person
=545  \\
=546  \\In Greek
=561  \\Purchased by Columbia University through H.I. Bell, in 1926-27; no. II.233 in Bell's inventory
=581  \\
=590  \\
=600  \\00$a,$c
=653  \\
=700  \\

LDR  \\
=001  \\apis.p1652
=090  \\Col. inv. 464b recto
=046  \\$aq$c100$e299
=100  \\$a
=245  \\00$aDocumentary Text$f[II/III AD]
=300  \\$a1 papyrus fragment;$c2.3 x 9.2 cm.
=500  \\Written along the fibers; on the verso a document
=500  \\19 lines; broken except at right
=500  \\Written in a fast, flattened hand with a right slant
=500  \\
=510  \\
=520  \\Documentary text: very little is preserved
=545  \\
=546  \\In Greek
=561  \\Purchased by Columbia University through H.I. Bell, in 1926-27; no. II.233 in Bell's inventory
=581  \\
=590  \\
=600  \\00$a,$c
=653  \\
=700  \\

LDR  \\
=001  \\apis.p1653
=090  \\Col. inv. 464b verso
=046  \\$aq$c100$e299
=100  \\$a
=245  \\00$aDocumentary Text$f[II/III AD]
=300  \\$a1 papyrus fragment;$c2.3 x 9.2 cm.
=500  \\Written across the fibers;  on the recto a document
=500  \\Beginnings of 6 lines, top and left margins are preserved
=500  \\The hand is large
=500  \\
=510  \\
=520  \\Documentary text: only a few letters per line remain
=545  \\
=546  \\In Greek
=561  \\Purchased by Columbia University through H.I. Bell, in 1926-27; no. II.233 in Bell's inventory
=581  \\
=590  \\
=600  \\00$a,$c
=653  \\
=700  \\

LDR  \\
=001  \\apis.p1655
=090  \\Col. inv. 466b verso
=046  \\$aq$c200$e299
=100  \\$a
=245  \\00$aLiterary text?$f[III AD]
=300  \\$a1 papyrus fragment;$c9 x 9 cm.
=500  \\Written across the fibers; on the recto a list of landholdings
=500  \\12 lines; broken except at right; traces of another column on the right
=500  \\The hand is a small, rapid cursive; the text is dirty and a bit faded
=510  \\
=520  \\Literary text? Not much is visible
=545  \\
=546  \\In Greek
=561  \\Purchased by Columbia University through H.I. Bell, in 1926-27; no. II.238B in Bell's inventory
=581  \\
=590  \\Not glassed
=600  \\00$a,$c
=653  \\
=700  \\

LDR  \\
=001  \\apis.p1663
=090  \\Col. inv. 468c
=046  \\$aq$c41$e68
=100  \\$a
=245  \\00$aContract$f[reign of Claudius or Nero]
=300  \\$a1 papyrus fragment;$c4.1 x 13.3 cm.
=500  \\Written along the fibers; back blank
=500  \\19 lines; broken except at left; what is preserved is a left strip
=500  \\Proficient small, round hand
=510  \\
=520  \\Contract from the reign of Claudius or Nero, year 8: it concerns lending something
=545  \\
=546  \\In Greek
=561  \\Purchased by Columbia University through H.I. Bell, in 1926-27; no. II.243 in Bell's inventory
=581  \\
=590  \\Not glassed
=600  \\00$a,$c
=653  \\
=700  \\

LDR  \\
=001  \\apis.p1664
=090  \\Col. inv. 469a
=046  \\$aq$c$e
=100  \\$a
=245  \\00$aLetter$f[]
=300  \\$a1 papyrus fragment;$c7.6 x 11.7 cm.
=500  \\Written along the fibers; back blank
=500  \\16 lines; broken on all sides
=500  \\The hand is cursive and sloping to the right; letters are uneven particularly in the second half
=510  \\
=520  \\Private letter concerning two rugs; the writer asks the recipient to send to him a certain Peritios
=545  \\
=546  \\In Greek
=561  \\Purchased by Columbia University through H.I. Bell, in 1926-27; no. II.249 in Bell's inventory
=581  \\
=590  \\Publishable  Not glassed
=600  \\00$a,$c
=653  \\
=700  \\

LDR  \\
=001  \\apis.p1666
=090  \\Col. inv. 469c
=046  \\$aq$c100$e299
=100  \\$a
=245  \\00$aList$f[II/III AD]
=300  \\$a1 papyrus fragment;$c6 x 6.7 cm.
=500  \\Written across the fibers; back blank
=500  \\8 lines; broken except at left
=500  \\Competent hand with regular line spaces and a right slant
=510  \\
=520  \\List of names which includes Sarapion, Tnepheros, and twice Horos; at least                                                                                3 of the people are priests 
=545  \\
=546  \\In Greek
=561  \\Purchased by Columbia University through H.I. Bell, in 1926-27; no. II.249 in Bell's inventory
=581  \\
=590  \\Not glassed
=600  \\00$a,$c
=653  \\
=700  \\

LDR  \\
=001  \\apis.p1667
=090  \\Col. inv. 469d
=046  \\$aq$c100$e299
=100  \\$a
=245  \\00$aLetter$f[II/III AD]
=300  \\$a1 papyrus fragment;$c4.7 x 3.9 cm.
=500  \\Written along the fibers; back blank
=500  \\5 lines; broken except at left
=500  \\The hand is large and slow, with mostly separated letters
=510  \\
=520  \\Small fragment from a letter with final salutations
=545  \\
=546  \\In Greek
=561  \\Purchased by Columbia University through H.I. Bell, in 1926-27; no. II.249 in Bell's inventory
=581  \\
=590  \\Not glassed
=600  \\00$a,$c
=653  \\
=700  \\

LDR  \\
=001  \\apis.p1668
=090  \\Col. inv. 469e
=046  \\$aq$c100$e299
=100  \\$a
=245  \\00$aAccount$f[II/III AD]
=300  \\$a1 papyrus fragment;$c3.6 x 8.3 cm.
=500  \\Written along the fibers; 2-3 letters on back 
=500  \\12 lines; broken except at top left
=500  \\The hand is a fluent cursive
=510  \\
=520  \\Account with personal names, including the name Isidoros
=545  \\
=546  \\In Greek
=561  \\Purchased by Columbia University through H.I. Bell, in 1926-27; no. II.249 in Bell's inventory
=581  \\
=590  \\Not glassed
=600  \\00$a,$c
=653  \\
=700  \\

LDR  \\
=001  \\apis.p1669
=090  \\Col. inv. 469f
=046  \\$aq$c100$e299
=100  \\$a
=245  \\00$aDocumentary Text$f[II/III AD]
=300  \\$a1 papyrus fragment;$c2 x 7.3 cm.
=500  \\Written across the fibers; short text on back 
=500  \\9 lines; broken on all sides
=500  \\Large, slow hand with mostly separated letters
=510  \\
=520  \\Perhaps a letter, judging from the hand
=545  \\
=546  \\In Greek
=561  \\Purchased by Columbia University through H.I. Bell, in 1926-27; no. II.249 in Bell's inventory
=581  \\
=590  \\Not glassed
=600  \\00$a,$c
=653  \\
=700  \\

DR  \\
=001  \\apis.p1674
=090  \\Col. inv. 470a
=046  \\$aq$c500$e599
=100  \\$a
=245  \\00$aLetter$f[VI AD]
=300  \\$a1 papyrus fragment;$c8.5 x 7 cm.
=500  \\Written across the fibers; back blank
=500  \\4 lines; broken at bottom and right
=500  \\The hand is a very large flowing, competent cursive
=500  \\
=510  \\
=520  \\Small fragment from a letter to a brother
=545  \\
=546  \\In Greek
=561  \\Purchased by Columbia University through H.I. Bell, in 1926-27; no. II.253 in Bell's inventory
=581  \\
=590  \\Publishable?  Not glassed
=600  \\00$a,$c
=653  \\
=700  \\

LDR  \\
=001  \\apis.p1675
=090  \\Col. inv. 470b recto
=046  \\$aq$c68
=100  \\$a
=245  \\00$aDocumentary Text$f[year 14 of Nero]
=300  \\$a1 papyrus fragment;$c4.5 x 10.5 cm.
=500  \\Written along the fibers; on the verso, a document
=500  \\4 lines; broken top and left; bottom margin of 6 cm.
=500  \\The hand is a fluent cursive, a bit irregular 
=510  \\
=520  \\Document which seems to mention a day as Sebaste?; mentions something public
=545  \\
=546  \\In Greek
=561  \\Purchased by Columbia University through H.I. Bell, in 1926-27; no. II.253 in Bell's inventory
=581  \\
=590  \\Publishable  Not glassed
=600  \\00$a,$c
=653  \\
=700  \\

LDR  \\
=001  \\apis.p1676
=090  \\Col. inv. 470b verso
=046  \\$aq$c1$e99
=100  \\$a
=245  \\00$a$f[I AD]
=300  \\$a1 papyrus fragment;$c4.5 x 10.5 cm.
=500  \\Written along the fibers; on the recto, a letter
=500  \\3 lines; broken at left; very large top and right margins
=500  \\Somewhat effaced
=500  \\The hand is quite irregular with inconsistent line spacing
=510  \\
=520  \\Document: content unclear
=545  \\
=546  \\In Greek
=561  \\Purchased by Columbia University through H.I. Bell, in 1926-27; no. II.253 in Bell's inventory
=581  \\
=590  \\Not glassed
=600  \\00$a,$c
=653  \\
=700  \\

DR  \\
=001  \\apis.p1678
=090  \\Col. inv. 471 recto
=046  \\$aq$c700$e799
=100  \\$a
=245  \\00$aAccount$f[VIII AD]
=300  \\$a1 papyrus fragment;$c15.7 x 10.8 cm.
=500  \\Written along the fibers on the recto; the account continues on the back
=500  \\6 lines; top and bottom margins are preserved
=500  \\Small, fluent hand with flurishes
=500  \\
=510  \\
=520  \\Account in nomismata (gold coins) probably for tax purposes: several people are mentioned
=545  \\
=546  \\In Greek
=561  \\Purchased by Columbia University from M. Nahman, through H.I. Bell, in 1926-27; no. III in Bell's inventory (but doesn't fit description there)
=581  \\
=590  \\Publishable
=600  \\00$a,$c
=653  \\
=700  \\


LDR  \\
=001  \\apis.p1680
=090  \\Col. inv.  475a
=046  \\$aq$c300$e399
=100  \\$a
=245  \\00$a$f[IV AD]
=300  \\$a1 papyrus fragment;$c12 x 20.6 cm.
=500  \\Written along the fibers; back blank
=500  \\20 lines; broken except at top
=500  \\Large hand with letters of varying size and inclination
=500  \\
=510  \\
=520  \\Document that concerns land addressed to an official--perhaps a praepositus--
=545  \\From Oxyrhynchos
=546  \\In Greek
=561  \\Purchased by Columbia University through H.I. Bell, in 1926-27; no. III.31A in Bell's inventory
=581  \\
 =590  \\Publishable
=600  \\00$a,$c
=653  \\
=700  \\

LDR  \\
=001  \\apis.p1682
=090  \\Col. inv. 476 recto
=046  \\$aq$c200$e299
=100  \\$a
=245  \\00$aAccount$f[III AD]
=300  \\$a1 papyrus fragment;$c11.8 x 20.2 cm.
=500  \\Written along the fibers; on the verso an account
=500  \\23 lines: 2 columns; broken at top and both sides, with fragmentary parts and holes
=500  \\The hand is large, mostly upright, and clear with some  enlargement of letters
=500  \\
=510  \\
=520  \\Account of money for tax purposes arranged by toparchies and villages of the Oxyrynchite nome (e.g., Kesmouchis, Paomis)
=545  \\
=546  \\In Greek
=561  \\Purchased by Columbia University through H.I. Bell, in 1926-27; no. III.36 in Bell's inventory
=581  \\
=590  \\Publishable  Suit good beginner
=600  \\00$a,$c
=653  \\
=700  \\

LDR  \\
=001  \\apis.p1683
=090  \\Col. inv. 476 verso
=046  \\$aq$c200$e299
=100  \\$a
=245  \\00$aAccount$f[III AD]
=300  \\$a1 papyrus fragment;$c11.8 x 20.2 cm.
=500  \\Written across the fibers, upside down with respect to the recto; on the recto an account
=500  \\19 lines; broken at bottom
=500  \\Small, upright, proficient hand without many ligatures
=500  \\
=510  \\
=520  \\Account of money with names of different individuals; check marks in the left margin
=545  \\
=546  \\In Greek
=561  \\Purchased by Columbia University through H.I. Bell, in 1926-27; no. III.36 in Bell's inventory
=581  \\
=590  \\
=600  \\00$a,$c
=653  \\
=700  \\

LDR  \\
=001  \\apis.p1684
=090  \\Col. inv. 479
=046  \\$aq$c1$e99
=100  \\$a
=245  \\00$aAccount$f[I AD]
=300  \\$a1 papyrus fragment;$c12.2 x 17.7cm.
=500  \\Written along the fibers; on the back there are traces of a text that might be the continuation of that on the front 
=500  \\Most of a column and left side of a second
=500  \\Small uneven hand, proficient but irregular
=500  \\
=510  \\
=520  \\Account of amounts of commodities; the names of Chairemon and Zoilos are repeatedly mentioned; among the items barley, a funeral feast, and a funeral pyre are mentioned
=545  \\
=546  \\In Greek
=561  \\Purchased by Columbia University from M . Nahman through H.I. Bell, in 1926-27; no. III.52 in Bell's inventory
=581  \\Not glassed
=590  \\Publishable
=600  \\00$a,$c
=653  \\
=700  \\

LDR  \\
=001  \\apis.p1685
=090  \\Col. inv. 485
=046  \\$aq$c200$e299
=100  \\$a
=245  \\00$aDocumentary text$f[III AD]
=300  \\$a1 papyrus fragment;$c19.8 x 31.5 cm.
=500  \\Written along the fibers; on the verso traces of a different text written in a larger hand
=500  \\44 lines; top and bottom margins preserved, broken on both sides
=500  \\Very tattered
=500  \\Minute hand bent to the right; the ink is quite faded
=510  \\
=520  \\Docementary text: perhaps abstracts of contracts
=545  \\
=546  \\In Greek
=561  \\Purchased by Columbia University through H.I. Bell, in 1926-27; no. III.71 in Bell's inventory
=581  \\
=590  \\Publishable
=600  \\00$a,$c
=653  \\
=700  \\

LDR  \\
=001  \\apis.p1686
=090  \\Col. inv. 486
=046  \\$aq$c139$e140
=100  \\$a
=245  \\00$aContract$f[139/40 AD]
=300  \\$a1 papyrus fragment;$c13 x 11.5 cm.
=500  \\Written along the fibers; back blank
=500  \\19 lines; broken right and bottom; large margins on the other sides
=500  \\The writing is faded in the right part and particularly on the bottom
=500  \\Small hand a bit irregular and crowded
=510  \\
=520  \\
=545  \\Copy of syngraphe concerning katoikic land
=546  \\In Greek
=561  \\Purchased by Columbia University through H.I. Bell, in 1926-27; no.  in Bell's inventory
=581  \\
=590  \\To be published, R. Cook
=600  \\00$a,$c
=653  \\
=700  \\

LDR  \\
=001  \\apis.p1687
=090  \\Col. inv. 487
=046  \\$aq$c100$e299
=100  \\$a
=245  \\00$aRegister$f[II/III AD]
=300  \\$a1 papyrus fragment;$c30.7 x 32.5 cm.
=500  \\Written on both sides, along and across  the fibers; 
=500  \\Recto: 2 columns: Col. I ends 16 lines, Col. II 46 lines
=500  \\Verso: 2 columns Col. I 51 lines, broken left, Col. II 58 lines
=500  \\Quite damaged
=500  \\
=510  \\
=520  \\Land Register
=545  \\From Oxyrhynchus
=546  \\In Greek
=561  \\Purchased by Columbia University through H.I. Bell, in 1926-27; no. III.74 in Bell's inventory
=581  \\
=590  \\Suit advanced student
=600  \\00$a,$c
=653  \\
=700  \\

LDR  \\
=001  \\apis.p1688
=090  \\Col. inv. 489 recto
=046  \\$aq$c100$e199
=100  \\$a
=245  \\00$aAccount$f[II AD]
=300  \\$a1 papyrus fragment;$c26 x 20.2 cm.
=500  \\Written along the fibers; on the verso an account
=500  \\3 columns: Col I 14 lines broken top and left; Col II 19 lines, broken top; Col. III 12 lines, broken top and right
=500  \\Large round hand with a limited amount of ligatures
=500  \\
=510  \\
=520  \\Account of agricultural work (for instance planting) with regard to vineland
=545  \\
=546  \\In Greek
=561  \\Purchased by Columbia University through H.I. Bell, in 1926-27; no. III.82 in Bell's inventory
=581  \\
=590  \\
=600  \\00$a,$c
=653  \\
=700  \\

LDR  \\
=001  \\apis.p1689
=090  \\Col. inv. 489 verso
=046  \\$aq$c100$e199
=100  \\$a
=245  \\00$aAccount$f[II AD]
=300  \\$a1 papyrus fragment;$c26 x 21.2 cm.
=500  \\Written across the fibers; on the recto an account
=500  \\12 lines from a column and traces from a second one that only included a few lines The first col. is broken at top
=500  \\Medium size round hand a little irregular particularly toward the end
=500  \\
=510  \\
=520  \\Account in drachmae
=545  \\
=546  \\In Greek
=561  \\Purchased by Columbia University through H.I. Bell, in 1926-27; no.  in Bell's inventory
=581  \\
=590  \\Publishable
=600  \\00$a,$c
=653  \\
=700  \\

LDR  \\
=001  \\apis.p1690
=090  \\Col. inv. 490
=046  \\$aq$c147$e147
=100  \\$a
=245  \\00$aDeclaration$f[147 AD]
=300  \\$a1 papyrus fragment;$c8.4 x 12.1 cm.
=500  \\Written along the fibers; back blank
=500  \\12 lines; complete; large bottom margin
=500  \\A large hole in middle and several small holes
=500  \\Fluent hand but irregular and uneven in size
=500  \\The last line is written by a different, smaller hand with a fine pen
=510  \\
=520  \\Declaration of one male donkey from a man of Hermopolis
=545  \\From Hermopolis
=546  \\In Greek
=561  \\Purchased by Columbia University through H.I. Bell, in 1926-27; no. III.88 in Bell's inventory
=581  \\
=590  \\Suit advanced student
=600  \\00$a,$c
=653  \\
=700  \\

LDR  \\
=001  \\apis.p1691
=090  \\Col. inv. 491 verso
=046  \\$aq$c250$e299
=100  \\$a
=245  \\00$aAccount$f[late III AD]
=300  \\$a2 papyrus fragments;$c7.8 x 14.4; 5.7 x 14.4 cm.
=500  \\Written across the fibers; on the front a land register 
=500  \\13 lines; broken top and right in the first fragment; broken on both sides and on top in the second
=500  \\The fragments do not seem to join 
=500  \\Small and fast hand, even and proficient
=510  \\
=520  \\Account of work: it mentions a builder, bricks, asses, and beasts of burden
=545  \\
=546  \\In Greek
=561  \\Purchased by Columbia University through H.I. Bell, in 1926-27; no. III.92 in Bell's inventory
=581  \\
=590  \\Publishable  Not glassed
=600  \\00$a,$c
=653  \\
=700  \\

LDR  \\
=001  \\apis.p1692
=090  \\Col. inv. 491 recto
=046  \\$aq$c200$e299
=100  \\$a
=245  \\00$aLand register$f[III AD]
=300  \\$a2 papyrus fragments;$c7.8 x 14.4; 5.7 x14.4 cm.
=500  \\Written along the fibers; on the verso an account
=500  \\The fragments do not join
=500  \\Medium size proficient hand
=500  \\
=510  \\
=520  \\Land Register
=545  \\
=546  \\In Greek
=561  \\Purchased by Columbia University through H.I. Bell, in 1926-27; no. III.92 in Bell's inventory
=581  \\
=590  \\Not glassed
=600  \\00$a,$c
=653  \\
=700  \\

LDR  \\
=001  \\apis.p1693
=090  \\Col. inv. 494
=046  \\$aq$c400$e599
=100  \\$a
=245  \\00$aLetter$f[V/VI AD]
=300  \\$a1 papyrus fragment;$c14.5 x 13 cm.
=500  \\Written along the fibers; back blank
=500  \\9 lines; broken left and bottom
=500  \\Large hand with flourishes; some dirt particularly in the right corner
=500  \\
=510  \\
=520  \\Very probably a letter: the sender should be Mousaios; it mentions 4 gold pieces; the date is in Choiak of the 9th indiction; it contains a mention about philosophy 
=545  \\
=546  \\In Greek
=561  \\Purchased by Columbia University in Oxyrhynchos through H.I. Bell, in 1927-28; no. I.6 in Bell's inventory
=581  \\
=590  \\Suit advanced student; a bit dirty
=600  \\00$a,$c
=653  \\
=700  \\

LDR  \\
=001  \\apis.p1694
=090  \\Col. inv. 495 recto
=046  \\$aq$c250$e299
=100  \\$a
=245  \\00$aReceipt$f[late III AD]
=300  \\$a1 papyrus fragment;$c6.2 x 11.5 cm.
=500  \\Written along the fibers; on the verso an account
=500  \\7 lines; broken right
=500  \\The text present is not much; the central part is obliterated
=500  \\Written by an irregular hand with a thick pen
=510  \\
=520  \\Receipt
=545  \\Bought at Oxyrhynchos
=546  \\In Greek
=561  \\Purchased by Columbia University in Oxyrhynchos through H.I. Bell, in 1927-28; no. I.9 in Bell's inventory
=581  \\
=590  \\Publishable
=600  \\00$a,$c
=653  \\
=700  \\

LDR  \\
=001  \\apis.p1695
=090  \\Col. inv. 495 verso
=046  \\$aq$c250$e299
=100  \\$a
=245  \\00$aAccount$f[late III AD]
=300  \\$a1 papyrus fragment;$c6.2 x 11.5 cm.
=500  \\Written across the fibers; on the recto a receipt
=500  \\22 lines; broken at left
=500  \\Written in a small hand with a blunt pen
=500  \\
=510  \\
=520  \\Account in drachmas
=545  \\Bought at Oxyrhynchos
=546  \\In Greek
=561  \\Purchased by Columbia University in Oxyrhynchos through H.I. Bell, in 1927-28; no. I.9 in Bell's inventory
=581  \\
=590  \\
=600  \\00$a,$c
=653  \\
=700  \\

LDR  \\
=001  \\apis.p1696
=090  \\Col. inv. 497 recto
=046  \\$aq$c119$e119
=100  \\$a
=245  \\00$aLoan$f[119 AD]
=300  \\$a1 papyrus fragment;$c7.1 x 17 cm.
=500  \\Written along the fibers; on the verso a document
=500  \\35 lines; broken at left and bottom; top margin preserved
=500  \\Small cursive hand with lines crowded together
=500  \\
=510  \\
=520  \\Loan of money: one of the party is an Apollonios; a Demetrios is mentioned
=545  \\
=546  \\In Greek
=561  \\Purchased by Columbia University through H.I. Bell, in 1927-28; no. I.5 in Bell's inventory
=581  \\
=590  \\Suit advanced student  Not glassed
=600  \\00$a,$c
=653  \\
=700  \\

LDR  \\
=001  \\apis.p1697
=090  \\Col. inv. 497 verso
=046  \\$aq$c100$e199
=100  \\$a
=245  \\00$aDocumentary Text$f[II AD]
=300  \\$a1 papyrus fragment;$c7.1 x 17 cm.
=500  \\Written along the fibers, after turning the papyrus; on the front a loan
=500  \\Traces of an original text written across the fibers in a minute hand; 3 lines in a large different hand written along the fibers and broken on the bottom and on both sides
=500  \\The hand of the better preserved text is large, proficient, with letters formed individually and some separation of syllables
=500  \\The text preserved is scanty; the third line extremely faded
=510  \\
=520  \\A fragment from a letter perhaps or remnants of a literary text
=545  \\
=546  \\In Greek
=561  \\Purchased by Columbia University through H.I. Bell, in 1927-28; no. I.5 in Bell's inventory
=581  \\
=590  \\Not glassed
=600  \\00$a,$c
=653  \\
=700  \\

LDR  \\
=001  \\apis.p1698
=090  \\Col. inv. 498 verso
=046  \\$aq$c200$e299
=100  \\$a
=245  \\00$aLetter$f[III AD]
=300  \\$a1 papyrus fragment;$c8.6 x 6.6 cm.
=500  \\Written across the fibers; on the other side a document 
=500  \\11 lines+ 3 or 4 in margin; broken on the top, bottom margin preserved
=500  \\Small practiced hand with letters mostly separated; there are some abbreviations
=500  \\
=510  \\
=520  \\End of a private letter with a list of articles, such as a basket of 28 cakes (?)
=545  \\Bought at Oxyrhynchos
=546  \\In Greek
=561  \\Purchased by Columbia University through H.I. Bell, in 1927-28; no. I.22 in Bell's inventory
=581  \\
=590  \\Publishable
=600  \\00$a,$c
=653  \\
=700  \\

LDR  \\
=001  \\apis.p1699
=090  \\Col. inv. 498 recto
=046  \\$aq$c200$e299
=100  \\$a
=245  \\00$aDocumentary Text$f[III AD]
=300  \\$a1 papyrus fragment;$c8.6 x 6.6 cm.
=500  \\Written along the fibers; on the back a letter
=500  \\5 lines; right margin is preserved
=500  \\The hand is large, upright, and formal with much in common with a chancery hand
=500  \\The preserved text is very scanty; the ink is faded in places
=510  \\
=520  \\Judging from the hand, remains of an official document
=545  \\
=546  \\In Greek
=561  \\Purchased by Columbia University through H.I. Bell, in 1927-28; no. I.22 in Bell's inventory
=581  \\
=590  \\
=600  \\00$a,$c
=653  \\
=700  \\





LDR  \\
=001  \\apis.p1700
=090  \\Col. inv. 500 recto
=046  \\$aq$c150$e180
=100  \\$a
=245  \\00$aAccount$f[late IIAD]
=300  \\$a1 papyrus fragment;$c8.7 x 17 cm.
=500  \\Written along the fibers; on the back another text
=500  \\At least 20 lines, broken on all sides
=500  \\Small, even hand a bit bent to the right
=500  \\
=510  \\
=520  \\Account in grain: the private teacher (kathegetes) Harpokration and Fronto the rhetor are mentioned
=545  \\
=546  \\In Greek
=561  \\Purchased by Columbia University through H.I. Bell, in 1927-28; no. I.29 in Bell's inventory
=581  \\
=590  \\
=600  \\00$a,$c
=653  \\
=700  \\

LDR  \\
=001  \\apis.p1701
=090  \\Col. inv. 500 verso
=046  \\$aq$c100$e199
=100  \\$a
=245  \\00$aLiterary text?$f[II AD]
=300  \\$a1 papyrus fragment;$c8.7 x 17 cm.
=500  \\Written across the fibers; on the front an account
=500  \\22 lines; broken on all sides
=500  \\Minute hand not completely even with some letters retraced: a typical hand of commentaries
=500  \\The text is difficult to read because some parts are faded and the surface is dirty
=510  \\
=520  \\Text of uncertain content, perhaps literary, as some expressions suggest
=545  \\
=546  \\In Greek
=561  \\Purchased by Columbia University through H.I. Bell, in 1927-28; no. I.29 in Bell's inventory
=581  \\
=590  \\
=600  \\00$a,$c
=653  \\
=700  \\

LDR  \\
=001  \\apis.p1702
=090  \\Col. inv. 501
=046  \\$aq$c100$e299
=100  \\$a
=245  \\00$aReceipt$f[II/III AD]
=300  \\$a1 papyrus fragment;$c8.4 x 8.9 cm.
=500  \\Written along the fibers; back blank
=500  \\14 lines; broken except at top; margin of 2 cm.
=500  \\Insertion by a different hand in lighter ink in line 4
=500  \\Small, irregular hand
=510  \\
=520  \\Receipt addressed to a Dionysios bibliophylax from a Apollonios Herakleides; more people are mentioned
=545  \\Bought at Oxyrhynchos
=546  \\In Greek
=561  \\Purchased by Columbia University through H.I. Bell, in 1927-28; no. I.30 in Bell's inventory
=581  \\
=590  \\Suit advanced student
=600  \\00$a,$c
=653  \\
=700  \\

LDR  \\
=001  \\apis.p1703
=090  \\Col. inv. 502
=046  \\$aq$c100$e199
=100  \\$a
=245  \\00$aContract$f[II AD]
=300  \\$a1 papyrus fragment;$c7.8 x 18 cm.
=500  \\Written along the fibers; back blank
=500  \\36 lines; broken except at right
=500  \\The hand is fluent but irregular and without many ligatures; it is a medium-size round hand
=500  \\
=510  \\
=520  \\Contract for nursing slave child; in the first part of this "homologia" the duration of the engagement is specified
=545  \\Bought at Oxyrhynchus
=546  \\In Greek
=561  \\Purchased by Columbia University through H.I. Bell, in 1927-28; no. I.35 in Bell's inventory
=581  \\
=590  \\Suit advanced student. Reserved Aubert ?
=600  \\00$a,$c
=653  \\
=700  \\

LDR  \\
=001  \\apis.p1706
=090  \\Col. inv. 504
=046  \\$aq$c100$e299
=100  \\$a
=245  \\00$aDocumentary Text$f[II-III AD]
=300  \\$a1 papyrus fragment;$c8.7 x 8.9 cm.
=500  \\Written along the fibers; back blank
=500  \\16 lines; broken at right
=500  \\Effaced and with some holes; surface rubbed
=500  \\Minute hand slighly bent to the right
=510  \\
=520  \\Documentary text that twice mentions slaves and an Agatheinos  
=545  \\Bought at Oxyrhynchus
=546  \\In Greek
=561  \\Purchased by Columbia University through H.I. Bell, in 1927-28; no.I.38  in Bell's inventory
=581  \\
=590  \\Publishable
=600  \\00$a,$c
=653  \\
=700  \\

LDR  \\
=001  \\apis.p1707
=090  \\Col. inv. 505
=046  \\$aq$c100$e299
=100  \\$a
=245  \\00$aDocumentary Text$f[II/III AD]
=300  \\$a1 papyrus fragment;$c6.3 x 4.5 cm.
=500  \\Written along the fibers; on the verso traces of text
=500  \\7 lines; broken on all sides
=500  \\A large space separates the first and second lines
=500  \\Proficient, small cursive hand bent to the right
=510  \\
=520  \\Start of a document with identification of the parties
=545  \\
=546  \\In Greek
=561  \\Purchased by Columbia University through H.I. Bell, in 1927-28; no. I.39 in Bell's inventory
=581  \\
=590  \\Description
=600  \\00$a,$c
=653  \\
=700  \\

LDR  \\
=001  \\apis.p1708
=090  \\Col. inv. 506
=046  \\$aq$c300$e399
=100  \\$a
=245  \\00$aLease$f[IV AD]
=300  \\$a1 papyrus fragment;$c7 x 8.5 cm.
=500  \\Written along the fibers; back blank
=500  \\7 lines; lower left corner; large bottom margin
=500  \\3 different hands: a small round hand; a very ligatured and large second hand with some flourishes; a fairly clear and upright third hand
=500  \\
=510  \\
=520  \\End of a lease with subscriptions: Leontios and Aurelios Gelasios are mentioned
=545  \\
=546  \\In Greek
=561  \\Purchased by Columbia University through H.I. Bell, in 1927-28; no.  in Bell's inventory
=581  \\
=590  \\Publishable?
=600  \\00$a,$c
=653  \\
=700  \\

LDR  \\
=001  \\apis.p1709
=090  \\Col. inv. 507
=046  \\$aq$c200$e299
=100  \\$a
=245  \\00$aAccount$f[III AD]
=300  \\$a1 papyrus fragment;$c7.5 x 17 cm.
=500  \\Written along the fibers; scanty remains of writing on the back
=500  \\Fast, cursive hand bent to the right
=500  \\Broken at least on 3 sides
=500  \\
=510  \\
=520  \\Account: names (e.g. Harpokration) and amounts
=545  \\
=546  \\In Greek
=561  \\Purchased by Columbia University through H.I. Bell, in 1927-28; no.  in Bell's inventory
=581  \\
=590  \\Publishable?
=600  \\00$a,$c
=653  \\
=700  \\

LDR  \\
=001  \\apis.p1711
=090  \\Col. inv. 509
=046  \\$aq$c100$e199
=100  \\$a
=245  \\00$aContract$f[II AD]
=300  \\$a1 papyrus fragment;$c7.6 x 5.5 cm.
=500  \\Written along the fibers; back blank
=500  \\9 lines; broken on all sides
=500  \\The hand is a small, fluent cursive
=500  \\Right side has dark stains
=500  \\Hole in center
=510  \\
=520  \\End of a contract with phrase about illiteracy
=545  \\
=546  \\In Greek
=561  \\Purchased by Columbia University through H.I. Bell, in 1927-28; no. I.55 in Bell's inventory
=581  \\
=590  \\
=600  \\00$a,$c
=653  \\
=700  \\

LDR  \\
=001  \\apis.p1712
=090  \\Col. inv. 510
=046  \\$aq$c100$e299
=100  \\$a
=245  \\00$aAccount?$f[II-III AD]
=300  \\$a1 papyrus fragment;$c4.2 x 13 cm.
=500  \\Written across the fibers; on the recto, traces of an effaced text
=500  \\15 lines; broken on all sides
=500  \\Dirty and many holes
=500  \\Small cursive hand bent to the right
=510  \\
=520  \\Account?  Content uncertain
=545  \\
=546  \\In Greek
=561  \\Purchased by Columbia University through H.I. Bell, in 1927-28; no. I.57 in Bell's inventory
=581  \\
=590  \\
=600  \\00$a,$c
=653  \\
=700  \\

LDR  \\
=001  \\apis.p1713
=090  \\Col. inv. 511
=046  \\$aq$c100$e199
=100  \\$a
=245  \\00$aLetter$f[II AD]
=300  \\$a1 papyrus fragment;$c10 x 4.5 cm.
=500  \\Written along the fibers; back across the fibers
=500  \\7 lines; broken at top; remains of 3 lines in the back
=500  \\Tattered
=500  \\The hand of the back is larger and less proficient than that of the front
=510  \\
=520  \\Fragment from a letter that perhaps continued in the back
=545  \\
=546  \\In Greek
=561  \\Purchased by Columbia University through H.I. Bell, in 1927-28; no. I.61 in Bell's inventory
=581  \\
=590  \\Not glassed
=600  \\00$a,$c
=653  \\
=700  \\

LDR  \\
=001  \\apis.p1714
=090  \\Col. inv. 515
=046  \\$aq$c1$e99
=100  \\$a
=245  \\00$aRegister$f[probably I AD]
=300  \\$a1 papyrus fragment;$c16 x 25 cm.
=500  \\Written along the fibers; back blank
=500  \\3 columns: Col. I 21 lines, right ends; Col. II 29 lines, virtually complete; Col. III some left edges
=500  \\Also a small fragment with 6 lines, not placed
=500  \\The first 2 columns are written in a fast small hand with many ligatures; what remains of the third is written in a larger, upright and round hand
=510  \\
=520  \\Land register
=545  \\
=546  \\In Greek
=561  \\Purchased by Columbia University through H.I. Bell, in 1927-28; no. II.5 in Bell's inventory.  Bought from Abdullah
=581  \\
=590  \\Suit advanced student
=600  \\00$a,$c
=653  \\
=700  \\

LDR  \\
=001  \\apis.p1715
=090  \\Col. inv. 517c
=046  \\$aq$c200$e299
=100  \\$a
=245  \\00$aLetter$f[III Ad]
=300  \\$a1 papyrus fragment;$c3.5 x 12.7 cm.
=500  \\Written along the fibers; back blank
=500  \\Upright hand with letters mostly separated
=500  \\
=500  \\
=510  \\
=520  \\Private letter, not much left; the addressee (Heron) is mentioned in the first line
=545  \\
=546  \\In Greek
=561  \\Purchased by Columbia University from M. Nahman, through H.I. Bell, in 1930; no. I.2 in Bell's inventory
=581  \\
=590  \\Not glassed
=600  \\00$a,$c
=653  \\
=700  \\

LDR  \\
=001  \\apis.p1716
=090  \\Col. inv. 518
=046  \\$aq$c116$e116
=100  \\$a
=245  \\00$aAgreement$f[116 AD]
=300  \\$a1 papyrus fragment;$c20.8 x 20.5 cm.
=500  \\Written along the fibers; back blank
=500  \\24 lines; broken a bit at bottom and tattered in the right part; large top and left margins preserved
=500  \\The main hand is large and proficient with some letters separated; the hands of the witnesses are smaller and more ligatured
=500  \\
=510  \\
=520  \\Agreement concerning a slave called Euporos; subscriptions  by 3 witnesses follow
=545  \\From Tebtunis
=546  \\In Greek
=561  \\Purchased by Columbia University through H.I. Bell, in 1930; no. I.4 in Bell's inventory
=581  \\
=590  \\Suit student
=600  \\00$a,$c
=653  \\
=700  \\

LDR  \\
=001  \\apis.p1717
=090  \\Col. inv. 519
=046  \\$aq$c100$e199
=100  \\$a
=245  \\00$aRegister$f[II AD]
=300  \\$a1 papyrus fragment;$c40 x 19.8 cm.
=500  \\Written along the fibers; on the verso 4 lines at end of the piece in a larger, faded hand
=500  \\24 lines, part of a roll
=500  \\Tattered, full of holes, and faded in parts
=500  \\Two hands: the first writes with a thick pen and is bent to the right; the second is smaller and less inclined
=510  \\
=520  \\Land register
=545  \\
=546  \\In Greek
=561  \\Purchased by Columbia University through H.I. Bell, in 1930; no. I.8 in Bell's inventory
=581  \\
=590  \\Publishable
=600  \\00$a,$c
=653  \\
=700  \\

LDR  \\
=001  \\apis.p1718
=090  \\Col. inv. 520a recto
=046  \\$aq$c100$e199
=100  \\$a
=245  \\00$aDocumentary Text$f[II AD]
=300  \\$a1 papyrus fragment;$c6.3 x 21.7 cm.
=500  \\Written along the fibers; on the back an account
=500  \\Broken at left and right; top and bottom margins preserved
=500  \\The main hand is minute, round, and very proficient. It shows a notable regularity and is a bit stylized; the 3 lines at the bottom are written in a faster hand inclined to the right
=500  \\At the right end corner something was written in large letters and subsequently was erased
=510  \\
=520  \\Strip from a document; house administation is mentioned
=545  \\
=546  \\In Greek
=561  \\Purchased by Columbia University through H.I. Bell, in 1930; no. I.9 in Bell's inventory
=581  \\
=590  \\Publishable
=600  \\00$a,$c
=653  \\
=700  \\

LDR  \\
=001  \\apis.p1719
=090  \\Col. inv. 520a verso
=046  \\$aq$c100$e199
=100  \\$a
=245  \\00$aAccount$f[II AD]
=300  \\$a1 papyrus fragment;$c6.3 x 21.7 cm.
=500  \\Written across the fibers; on the recto, a document
=500  \\Endings of 3 lines; broken at left and right
=500  \\Large, fluent hand
=500  \\
=510  \\
=520  \\Account
=545  \\
=546  \\In Greek
=561  \\Purchased by Columbia University through H.I. Bell, in 1930; no. I.9 in Bell's inventory
=581  \\
=590  \\
=600  \\00$a,$c
=653  \\
=700  \\


LDR  \\
=001  \\apis.p1721
=090  \\Col. inv. 521
=046  \\$aq$c100$e199
=100  \\$a
=245  \\00$aReturn$f[II AD]
=300  \\$a1 papyrus fragment;$c8.3 x 21 cm.
=500  \\Written along the fibers; back blank
=500  \\17 lines; complete except for holes; about half of the papyrus is unwritten, bottom margin of 10 cm.
=500  \\Small, round hand with some separation of letters; the separated letters maintain a cursive form
=500  \\
=510  \\
=520  \\Return by a woman concerning her son Adimos who was an apoikos Antinoeus
=545  \\
=546  \\In Greek
=561  \\Purchased by Columbia University through H.I. Bell, in 1930; no. I.11 in Bell's inventory
=581  \\
=590  \\Suit advanced student
=600  \\00$a,$c
=653  \\
=700  \\

LDR  \\
=001  \\apis.p1722
=090  \\Col. inv. 522
=046  \\$aq$c193$e217
=100  \\$a
=245  \\00$aContract$f[reign of Severus and Caracalla]
=300  \\$a1 papyrus fragment;$c9.1 x 23 cm.
=500  \\Written along the fibers; back blank
=500  \\42 lines; broken on both sides
=500  \\Darkened papyrus
=500  \\Round hand, fairly clear and without many ligatures
=510  \\
=520  \\Contract: one party is Megiston; the whole preserved text is occupied with the physical description of the parties
=545  \\From Ptolemais Euergetis
=546  \\In Greek
=561  \\Purchased by Columbia University through H.I. Bell, in 1930; no. I.12 in Bell's inventory
=581  \\
=590  \\Suit advanced student
=600  \\00$a,$c
=653  \\
=700  \\

LDR  \\
=001  \\apis.p1723
=090  \\Col. inv. 523
=046  \\$aq$c570$e570
=100  \\$a
=245  \\00$aContract$f[570 AD]
=300  \\$a1 papyrus fragment;$c14.3 x 16.2 cm.
=500  \\Written along the fibers; on the verso a 2 line docket
=500  \\24 lines; broken at bottom and a strip lost at left; a large hole in the left portion
=500  \\Fluent and capable hand of the period
=500  \\
=510  \\
=520  \\Contract of surety
=545  \\
=546  \\In Greek
=561  \\Purchased by Columbia University through H.I. Bell, in 1930; no. II.1 in Bell's inventory
=581  \\
=590  \\Suit advanced student
=600  \\00$a,$c
=653  \\
=700  \\

LDR  \\
=001  \\apis.p1724
=090  \\Col. inv. 524 recto
=046  \\$aq$c143$e143
=100  \\$a
=245  \\00$aReturn$f[143 AD?]
=300  \\$a1 papyrus fragment;$c12.5 x 20 cm.
=500  \\Written along the fibers; a documentary text in the back
=500  \\The ink is faded in parts and the papyrus is full of holes; the second half is missing large chunks and little remains
=500  \\Fast hand with some irregularities
=500  \\
=510  \\
=520  \\Return of taxes for Mecheir
=545  \\
=546  \\In Greek
=561  \\Purchased by Columbia University through H.I. Bell, in 1930; no. II.13 in Bell's inventory
=581  \\
=590  \\Publishable
=600  \\00$a,$c
=653  \\
=700  \\

LDR  \\
=001  \\apis.p1725
=090  \\Col. inv. 524 verso
=046  \\$aq$c100$e199
=100  \\$a
=245  \\00$aDocumentary Text$f[II AD]
=300  \\$a1 papyrus fragment;$c12.5 x 20 cm.
=500  \\Written across the fibers; on the recto, a return
=500  \\23 lines; broken left and right
=500  \\Papyrus in bad condition; surface rubbed and ink faded in parts
=500  \\Fast hand very similar to that in the front
=510  \\
=520  \\Documentary text: content unclear
=545  \\
=546  \\In Greek
=561  \\Purchased by Columbia University through H.I. Bell, in 1930; no. II.3 in Bell's inventory
=581  \\
=590  \\
=600  \\00$a,$c
=653  \\
=700  \\

LDR  \\
=001  \\apis.p1726
=090  \\Col. inv. 525a
=046  \\$aq$c100$e299
=100  \\$a
=245  \\00$aLoan$f[II/III AD]
=300  \\$a1 papyrus fragment;$c7.3 x 10 cm.
=500  \\Written along the fibers; back blank 
=500  \\13 lines; broken except at bottom
=500  \\All the hands are small, ligatured, and competent
=510  \\
=520  \\Cancelled loan from Kerkesoucha Orous, signed by two hands. Mentions the names Ischyrion, son of Ischyrion, Lourios; the lender is Petsiris
=545  \\From Kerkesoucha Orous
=546  \\In Greek
=561  \\Purchased by Columbia University through H.I. Bell, in 1930; no. II.4 in Bell's inventory
=581  \\
=590  \\Suit advanced student  Not glassed
=600  \\00$a,$c
=653  \\
=700  \\

LDR  \\
=001  \\apis.p1727
=090  \\Col. inv. 525b recto
=046  \\$aq$c54$e68
=100  \\$a
=245  \\00$aContract$f[reign of Nero]
=300  \\$a1 papyrus fragment;$c6.3 x 8 cm.
=500  \\Written along the fibers; on the verso, a school exercise
=500  \\9 lines; broken except at top
=500  \\Small, clear, and fluent hand
=510  \\
=520  \\Fragment from a contract: part of date, name of parties; Alexandria is mentioned
=545  \\
=546  \\In Greek
=561  \\Purchased by Columbia University through H.I. Bell, in 1930; no. II.4 in Bell's inventory
=581  \\
=590  \\Not glassed
=600  \\00$a,$c
=653  \\
=700  \\

LDR  \\
=001  \\apis.p1728
=090  \\Col. inv. 525b verso
=046  \\$aq$c50$e99
=100  \\$a
=245  \\00$aExercise$f[2nd half I AD]
=300  \\$a1 papyrus fragment;$c6.3 x 8 cm.
=500  \\Written across the fibers; on the recto, an account?
=500  \\5 lines; broken at top and bottom
=500  \\Traces of a preceding and a following column
=500  \\The hand is large, letters are well formed and written with a thick pen
=510  \\
=520  \\Mathematical exercise: numerals in sequence from 182 - 186.  
=545  \\
=546  \\In Greek
=561  \\Purchased by Columbia University through H.I. Bell, in 1930; no. II.4 in Bell's inventory
=581  \\
=590  \\Publication rights reserved. Not glassed
=600  \\00$a,$c
=653  \\
=700  \\

LDR  \\
=001  \\apis.p1729
=090  \\Col. inv. 526b
=046  \\$aq$c103$e103
=100  \\$a
=245  \\00$aReceipt f[103 AD]
=300  \\$a1 papyrus fragment;$c9 x 5 cm.
=500  \\Written along the fibers; back blank
=500  \\9 lines; broken at right; top and left margins preserved
=500  \\Text is faded and surface rubbed
=500  \\Small and fast ligatured hand
=510  \\
=520  \\Tax receipt
=545  \\
=546  \\In Greek
=561  \\Purchased by Columbia University through H.I. Bell, in 1930; no. II.9 in Bell's inventory
=581  \\
=590  \\Suit advanced student
=600  \\00$a,$c
=653  \\
=700  \\

LDR  \\
=001  \\apis.p1730
=090  \\Col. inv. 526c recto
=046  \\$aq$c100$e299
=100  \\$a
=245  \\00$aDocumentary Text$f[II/III AD]
=300  \\$a1 papyrus fragment;$c5.5 x 4.5 cm.
=500  \\Written along the fibers; on the verso, a document
=500  \\8 lines; broken on all sides
=500  \\The hand is a small, clear cursive with few ligatures
=510  \\
=520  \\Document, perhaps a letter, judging by the hand
=545  \\
=546  \\In Greek
=561  \\Purchased by Columbia University through H.I. Bell, in 1930; no. II.9 in Bell's inventory
=581  \\
=590  \\Not glassed
=600  \\00$a,$c
=653  \\
=700  \\

LDR  \\
=001  \\apis.p1731
=090  \\Col. inv. 526c verso
=046  \\$aq$c100$e299
=100  \\$a
=245  \\00$aDocumentary text$f[II/III AD]
=300  \\$a1 papyrus fragment;$c4.5 x 4.5 cm.
=500  \\Written across the fibers; on the recto, a document
=500  \\9 lines; broken on all sides
=500  \\The hand is small with occasional use of ligatures and not very competent
=510  \\
=520  \\Document, perhaps a letter
=545  \\
=546  \\In Greek
=561  \\Purchased by Columbia University through H.I. Bell, in 1930; no. II.9 in Bell's inventory
=581  \\
=590  \\Not glassed
=600  \\00$a,$c
=653  \\
=700  \\

LDR  \\
=001  \\apis.p1733
=090  \\Col. inv. 526e
=046  \\$aq$c100$e199
=100  \\$a
=245  \\00$aLetter$f[II AD]
=300  \\$a1 papyrus fragment;$c4.3 x 6.8 cm.
=500  \\Written along the fibers; back blank
=500  \\15 lines; broken except at right
=500  \\The hand is a tiny, rapid cursive
=510  \\
=520  \\Documentary text; it mentions a Heras
=545  \\
=546  \\In Greek
=561  \\Purchased by Columbia University through H.I. Bell, in 1930; no. II.9 in Bell's inventory
=581  \\
=590  \\Not glassed
=600  \\00$a,$c
=653  \\
=700  \\

LDR  \\
=001  \\apis.p1735
=090  \\Col. inv. 527a
=046  \\$aq$c100$e299
=100  \\$a
=245  \\00$aAccount$f[II-III AD]
=300  \\$a1 papyrus fragment;$c4.5 x 19 cm.
=500  \\Written along the fibers; 6 more faded lines on the back, probably by a different hand
=500  \\Small regular hand without many ligatures
=500  \\Text faded in places
=500  \\
=510  \\
=520  \\Part of a column of official accounts. Mentions Kerkesoucha Orous
=545  \\
=546  \\In Greek
=561  \\Purchased by Columbia University through H.I. Bell, in 1930; no. II.10 in Bell's inventory
=581  \\
=590  \\Publishable?
=600  \\00$a,$c
=653  \\
=700  \\

LDR  \\
=001  \\apis.p1736
=090  \\Col. inv. 527b
=046  \\$aq$c200$e399
=100  \\$a
=245  \\00$aOfficial Correspondence$f[III/IV AD]
=300  \\$a1 papyrus fragment;$c8.3 x 12.2 cm.
=500  \\Written along the fibers; back blank; bottom and left margins preserved
=500  \\Fairly large hand with some enlargement of initials
=500  \\The final salutations are in a second hand, much faster and more inclined to the right
=500  \\
=510  \\
=520  \\Official Correspondence subscribed by the sender
=545  \\
=546  \\In Greek
=561  \\Purchased by Columbia University through H.I. Bell, in 1930; no. II.10 in Bell's inventory
=581  \\
=590  \\Not glassed
=600  \\00$a,$c
=653  \\
=700  \\

LDR  \\
=001  \\apis.p1737
=090  \\Col. inv. 528a
=046  \\$aq$c100$e299
=100  \\$a
=245  \\00$aReceipt$f[II/III AD]
=300  \\$a1 papyrus fragment;$c10.2 x 10.9 cm.
=500  \\Written along the fibers; back blank
=500  \\7 lines; some loss at each side; large empty space at the bottom
=500  \\Fast cursive hand bent to the right
=500  \\
=510  \\
=520  \\Receipt for 6 artabas of wheat paid for a soldier. It is in the form of a letter to a certain Horigenes.
=545  \\
=546  \\In Greek
=561  \\Purchased by Columbia University through H.I. Bell, in 1930; no. II.14 in Bell's inventory (does not match description of 14A)
=581  \\
=590  \\Suit student
=600  \\00$a,$c
=653  \\
=700  \\

LDR  \\
=001  \\apis.p1738
=090  \\Col. inv. 528b (1)
=046  \\$aq$c193$e211
=100  \\$a
=245  \\00$aReceipt?$f[reign of Severus]
=300  \\$a1 papyrus fragment;$c5 x 4 cm.
=500  \\Written along the fibers; back blank
=500  \\5 lines; broken except at top
=500  \\The hand is a rapid cursive
=510  \\
=520  \\Part of a tax receipt?
=545  \\
=546  \\In Greek
=561  \\Purchased by Columbia University through H.I. Bell, in 1930; no. II.14  in Bell's inventory
=581  \\
=590  \\Not glassed
=600  \\00$a,$c
=653  \\
=700  \\

LDR  \\
=001  \\apis.p1743
=090  \\Col. inv. 529 recto
=046  \\$aq$c138$e161
=100  \\$a
=245  \\00$aOfficial Correspondence$f[reign of Antoninus]
=300  \\$a1 papyrus fragment;$c10.1 x 26 cm.
=500  \\Written along the fibers; on the verso an account
=500  \\17 lines; broken except at bottom
=500  \\Large and clear hand, upright, and written with some elegance; some letters are enlarged; the last line seems to be from another hand
=500  \\
=510  \\
=520  \\Official correspondence which mentions an epistrategus, Vetius?
=545  \\
=546  \\In Greek
=561  \\Purchased by Columbia University through H.I. Bell, in 1930; no. II.16 in Bell's inventory
=581  \\
=590  \\To be published, R. Cook
=600  \\00$a,$c
=653  \\
=700  \\

LDR  \\
=001  \\apis.p1744
=090  \\Col. inv. 529 verso
=046  \\$aq$c100$e199
=100  \\$a
=245  \\00$aAccount$f[II AD]
=300  \\$a1 papyrus fragment;$c10.1 x 26 cm.
=500  \\Written against the fibers;  on the front official correspondence
=500  \\The text is upside down with respect to that on the front
=500  \\Text is rather effaced
=500  \\Hand with letters often separated
=510  \\
=520  \\Account in money: names and amounts; one is a donkey driver
=545  \\
=546  \\In Greek
=561  \\Purchased by Columbia University through H.I. Bell, in 1930; no. II.16 in Bell's inventory
=581  \\
=590  \\
=600  \\00$a,$c
=653  \\
=700  \\

LDR  \\
=001  \\apis.p1746
=090  \\Col. inv. 530a verso
=046  \\$aq$c100$e199
=100  \\$a
=245  \\00$aAccount$f[II AD]
=300  \\$a1 papyrus fragment;$c17.3 x 16.5 cm.
=500  \\Written across the fibers, upside down with respect to the text on the fron; on the recto, a nomination to a liturgy
=500  \\3 columns: Col. I, ca. 6 lines, col. II, 18 lines, col. III, ca. 9 lines; broken except at top
=500  \\Much effaced
=500  \\The hand is large and proficient, with mostly separated characters 
=510  \\
=520  \\Accounts
=545  \\
=546  \\In Greek
=561  \\Purchased by Columbia University through H.I. Bell, in 1930; no. II.19 in Bell's inventory
=581  \\
=590  \\Not glassed
=600  \\00$a,$c
=653  \\
=700  \\

LDR  \\
=001  \\apis.p1747
=090  \\Col. inv. 530b
=046  \\$aq$c81$e96
=100  \\$a
=245  \\00$aLoan$f[reign of Domitian]
=300  \\$a1 papyrus fragment;$c4.1 x 10.5 cm.
=500  \\Written along the fibers; back blank
=500  \\17 lines; broken except at right
=500  \\The hand is a tiny, rapid cursive
=500  \\
=510  \\
=520  \\Loan of 30? to be repaid in money. One of the party is Patynis
=545  \\From the Arsinoite nome
=546  \\In Greek
=561  \\Purchased by Columbia University through H.I. Bell, in 1930; no. II.19 in Bell's inventory
=581  \\
=590  \\Publishable Not glassed
=600  \\00$a,$c
=653  \\
=700  \\

LDR  \\
=001  \\apis.p1749
=090  \\Col. inv. 532
=046  \\$aq$c200$e299
=100  \\$a
=245  \\00$aReceipt$f[III AD]
=300  \\$a1 papyrus fragment;$c7.7 x 23.5 cm.
=500  \\Written along the fibers; back blank; two thirds of the surface are unwritten
=500  \\Competent hand bent to the right
=500  \\In bad conditions with many worm holes
=500  \\
=510  \\
=520  \\Receipt given by Aurelios Ptolemaios and Aperos
=545  \\
=546  \\In Greek
=561  \\Purchased by Columbia University through H.I. Bell, in 1930; no. II.22 in Bell's inventory
=581  \\
=590  \\Suit advanced student  Not glassed
=600  \\00$a,$c
=653  \\
=700  \\

LDR  \\
=001  \\apis.p1750
=090  \\Col. inv. 533a recto
=046  \\$aq$c150$e199
=100  \\$a
=245  \\00$aAccount$f[late II AD]
=300  \\$a1 papyrus fragment;$c10.1 x 21.7 cm.
=500  \\Written along the fibers; on the back an account
=500  \\18 lines; complete
=500  \\Traces of a second column at right edge
=500  \\"Evolving" hand with much uncertainty
=510  \\
=520  \\Grain account: a list of names (among which Herianos and Ptollas appear) and amounts
=545  \\
=546  \\In Greek
=561  \\Purchased by Columbia University through H.I. Bell, in 1930; no. II.24 in Bell's inventory
=581  \\
=590  \\Suit student. 
=600  \\00$a,$c
=653  \\
=700  \\

LDR  \\
=001  \\apis.p1751
=090  \\Col. inv. 533a verso
=046  \\$aq$c150$e199
=100  \\$a
=245  \\00$aAccount$f[late II AD]
=300  \\$a1 papyrus fragment;$c10.1 x 21.7 cm.
=500  \\Written against the fibers; on the front an account
=500  \\Ends 22 lines and start of 17+: remains of 2 columns with large intercolumnar space
=500  \\The ink is faded
=500  \\What remains seems to be the product of two cursive hands
=510  \\
=520  \\Scanty remains of an account	
=545  \\
=546  \\In Greek
=561  \\Purchased by Columbia University through H.I. Bell, in 1930; no. II.24 in Bell's inventory
=581  \\
=590  \\Suit advanced student
=600  \\00$a,$c
=653  \\
=700  \\

LDR  \\
=001  \\apis.p1755
=090  \\Col. inv. 534
=046  \\$aq$c218$e218
=100  \\$a
=245  \\00$aReturn$f[III AD]
=300  \\$a1 papyrus fragment;$c8.8 x 22.5 cm.
=500  \\Written with the fibers; back blank
=500  \\23 lines; nearly complete except at top
=500  \\Dark papyrus, very dirty
=500  \\Two hands: the first is small and quite fluent; the second is larger, inclined to the right and uses a brush
=510  \\
=520  \\Return concerning wheat, dated Pauni 8
=545  \\
=546  \\In Greek
=561  \\Purchased by Columbia University through H.I. Bell, in 1930; no. II.25 in Bell's inventory
=581  \\
=590  \\Suit advanced student  Not glassed
=600  \\00$a,$c
=653  \\
=700  \\

LDR  \\
=001  \\apis.p1756
=090  \\Col. inv. 535
=046  \\$aq$c200$e299
=100  \\$a
=245  \\00$aDocumentary Text$f[III AD]
=300  \\$a1 papyrus fragment;$c15.9 x 8 cm.
=500  \\Written along the fibers; back blank
=500  \\11 lines; broken at right and bottom
=500  \\Minute hand that is quite elaborate; the first line that is almost effaced was in much larger and formal letters
=500  \\
=510  \\
=520  \\Top part of an official document
=545  \\
=546  \\In Greek
=561  \\Purchased by Columbia University through H.I. Bell, in 1930; no. II.26 in Bell's inventory
=581  \\
=590  \\Publishable  Not glassed
=600  \\00$a,$c
=653  \\
=700  \\

LDR  \\
=001  \\apis.p1757
=090  \\Col. inv. 536a
=046  \\$aq$c100$e299
=100  \\$a
=245  \\00$aPetition?$f[II/III AD]
=300  \\$a1 papyrus fragment;$c5.3 x 18.1 cm.
=500  \\Written along the fibers;
=500  \\25 lines; broken at left and top
=500  \\The hand is a rapid cursive
=510  \\
=520  \\Petition(?) which concerns Antinoopolis
=545  \\
=546  \\In Greek
=561  \\Purchased by Columbia University through H.I. Bell, in 1930; no. II.28 in Bell's inventory
=581  \\
=590  \\To be published, R. Cook
=600  \\00$a,$c
=653  \\
=700  \\

LDR  \\
=001  \\apis.p1760
=090  \\Col. inv. 537
=046  \\$aq$c$e
=100  \\$a
=245  \\00$aReturn$f[year 5 of Aurelius and Verus]
=300  \\$a1 papyrus fragment;$c7 x 18 cm.
=500  \\Written along the fibers; back blank
=500  \\The ink is faded in places and the papyrus is full  of holes
=500  \\The date in the last two lines is separated from the rest by a large space
=500  \\Hand with upright letters mostly separated
=510  \\
=520  \\Return, signed epidedoka
=545  \\
=546  \\In Greek
=561  \\Purchased by Columbia University through H.I. Bell, in 1930; no. II.30 in Bell's inventory (inventory indicates two fragments)
=581  \\
=590  \\Publishable  Not glassed
=600  \\00$a,$c
=653  \\
=700  \\


LDR  \\
=001  \\apis.p1761
=090  \\Col. inv. 538a + 542
=046  \\$aq$c1$e99
=100  \\$a
=245  \\00$aDocumentary text$f[I AD?]
=300  \\$a1 papyrus fragment;$c7.3 x 18.3 cm.
=500  \\Written along the fibers; back blank
=500  \\31 lines; broken at right
=500  \\Abraded and with some worm holes: central part difficult to read
=500  \\The hand is fairly large and with a limited number of ligatures
=510  \\
=520  \\Document concerning the nomination of Didymos son of Didymos and Heraklous
=545  \\
=546  \\In Greek
=561  \\Purchased by Columbia University through H.I. Bell, in 1930; no. II.32+42 in Bell's inventory
=581  \\
=590  \\Suit advanced student
=600  \\00$a,$c
=653  \\
=700  \\

LDR  \\
=001  \\apis.p1762
=090  \\Col. inv. 538b
=046  \\$aq$c200$e299
=100  \\$a
=245  \\00$aDocumentary Text$f[III AD]
=300  \\$a1 papyrus fragment;$c14.2 x 16.7 cm.
=500  \\Written along the fibers; back blank
=500  \\Cursive hand slighly bent to the right
=500  \\Much of the text is faded, particularly in the top part
=500  \\
=510  \\
=520  \\Document concerning artabs of grain; an Apollonios is repeatedly mentioned
=545  \\
=546  \\In Greek
=561  \\Purchased by Columbia University through H.I. Bell, in 1930; no. II.34 in Bell's inventory
=581  \\
=590  \\Conservation: large piece, not straightened  Publishable  Not glassed
=600  \\00$a,$c
=653  \\
=700  \\

LDR  \\
=001  \\apis.p1763
=090  \\Col. inv. 540a
=046  \\$aq$c100$e299
=100  \\$a
=245  \\00$aContract$f[II/III AD]
=300  \\$a1 papyrus fragment;$c5.6 x 15.5 cm.
=500  \\Written along the fibers; back blank
=500  \\24 lines; middle lost; broken at top and both sides
=500  \\The hand is a small, fluent cursive not completely regular
=500  \\
=510  \\
=520  \\Contract that refers to orchards. The main party is Heron son of Heron
=545  \\
=546  \\In Greek
=561  \\Purchased by Columbia University through H.I. Bell, in 1930; no. II.36 in Bell's inventory
=581  \\
=590  \\Publishable  Not glassed. Needs conservation
=600  \\00$a,$c
=653  \\
=700  \\

LDR  \\
=001  \\apis.p1764
=090  \\Col. inv. 540b
=046  \\$aq$c$100e299
=100  \\$a
=245  \\00$aContract$f[II/III AD]
=300  \\$a1 papyrus fragment;$c3.5 x 12.5 cm.
=500  \\Written along the fibers; back blank
=500  \\22 lines; broken except at right; 
=500  \\Tiny hand in the main text; a larger and more elaborate hand in the first subscription and an "evolving" hand in the second
=510  \\
=520  \\Document with subscriptions in two hands. The first subscription refers to the name Petsiris. The second mentions a brother
=545  \\
=546  \\In Greek
=561  \\Purchased by Columbia University through H.I. Bell, in 1930; no. II.36 in Bell's inventory
=581  \\
=590  \\Not glassed
=600  \\00$a,$c
=653  \\
=700  \\

LDR  \\
=001  \\apis.p1765
=090  \\Col. inv. 541a
=046  \\$aq$c200$e399
=100  \\$a
=245  \\00$aLetter$f[III/IV AD]
=300  \\$a1 papyrus fragment;$c9.2 x 21.2 cm.
=500  \\Written along the fibers; on the verso traces of the address
=500  \\21 lines; broken at top
=500  \\A large central hole and many small ones 
=500  \\The hand is uneven, as if the scribe could not control the flow of ink, with the ink alternately very dark and very light
=510  \\
=520  \\Letter sent by Hefaistas with introductory formulaic expression and lengthy final salutations
=545  \\
=546  \\In Greek
=561  \\Purchased by Columbia University through H.I. Bell, in 1930; no. II.39 in Bell's inventory
=581  \\
=590  \\Suit advanced student  Not glassed
=600  \\00$a,$c
=653  \\
=700  \\

LDR  \\
=001  \\apis.p1766
=090  \\Col. inv. 541b
=046  \\$aq$c100$e299
=100  \\$a
=245  \\00$aContract$f[II/III AD]
=300  \\$a1 papyrus fragment;$c5 x 5.2 cm.
=500  \\Written along the fibers; back blank
=500  \\7 lines; broken except at bottom
=500  \\The hand is a fluent and regular cursive
=510  \\
=520  \\End of a contract.  One of the parties is Isidora, daughter of Ploution.  Others mentioned are Gemellus of Arsinoe, Eporatos, and Petsiris
=545  \\
=546  \\In Greek
=561  \\Purchased by Columbia University through H.I. Bell, in 1930; no. II.39 in Bell's inventory
=581  \\
=590  \\Not glassed
=600  \\00$a,$c
=653  \\
=700  \\

LDR  \\
=001  \\apis.p1767
=090  \\Col. inv. 541c
=046  \\$aq$c100$e299
=100  \\$a
=245  \\00$aLoan$fII/III AD[]
=300  \\$a1 papyrus fragment;$c4.5 x 14.2 cm.
=500  \\Written along the fibers; back blank
=500  \\18 lines; broken except at left
=500  \\Somewhat effaced
=500  \\Kollesis 0.5 - 1 cm. from right
=500  \\The hand is cursive
=510  \\
=520  \\
=545  \\Loan, dated Tybi 3rd.  Mentions a sum of drachmas
=546  \\In Greek
=561  \\Purchased by Columbia University through H.I. Bell, in 1930; no. II.39 in Bell's inventory
=581  \\
=590  \\Not glassed
=600  \\00$a,$c
=653  \\
=700  \\

LDR  \\
=001  \\apis.p1768
=090  \\Col. inv. 543a
=046  \\$aq$c300$e399
=100  \\$a
=245  \\00$aAccount$f[IVAD]
=300  \\$a1 papyrus fragment;$c13 x 12 cm.
=500  \\Written along the fibers; back blank
=500  \\11 lines; perhaps broken on the top; left and bottom margins preserved
=500  \\The hand is a fluent and fairly large cursive bent to the right
=500  \\
=510  \\
=520  \\Account of taxes paid, including transport expenses
=545  \\
=546  \\In Greek
=561  \\Purchased by Columbia University through H.I. Bell, in 1930; no. II.42 in Bell's inventory
=581  \\
=590  \\Publishable  Not glassed
=600  \\00$a,$c
=653  \\
=700  \\

LDR  \\
=001  \\apis.p1769
=090  \\Col. inv. 543b recto
=046  \\$aq$c100$e299
=100  \\$a
=245  \\00$aDocumentary text$f[II/III AD]
=300  \\$a1 papyrus fragment;$c7.2 x 14.8 cm.
=500  \\Written along the fibers; on the verso, scanty remains of an account in a different hand
=500  \\15 lines; broken except at bottom where the margin is  3 cm.
=500  \\The hand is a small, rapid cursive with many ligatures
=500  \\Some holes
=510  \\
=520  \\Document of uncertain nature
=545  \\
=546  \\In Greek
=561  \\Purchased by Columbia University through H.I. Bell, in 1930; no. II.42 in Bell's inventory
=581  \\
=590  \\Publishable?  Not glassed
=600  \\00$a,$c
=653  \\
=700  \\

LDR  \\
=001  \\apis.p1770
=090  \\Col. inv. 543c
=046  \\$aq$c100$e299
=100  \\$a
=245  \\00$aContract$f[II/III AD]
=300  \\$a1 papyrus fragment;$c3.6 x 9.1cm.
=500  \\Written along the fibers; back blank
=500  \\11 lines; broken at left and bottom
=500  \\Somewhat effaced
=500  \\Probably four different hands: all are cursive and small
=510  \\
=520  \\Contract with subscriptions in three hands.  Refers to a cistern and a well
=545  \\
=546  \\In Greek
=561  \\Purchased by Columbia University through H.I. Bell, in 1930; no. II.42 in Bell's inventory
=581  \\
=590  \\Publishable  Not glassed
=600  \\00$a,$c
=653  \\
=700  \\


LDR  \\
=001  \\apis.p1774
=090  \\Col. inv. 545a verso
=046  \\$aq$c100$e299
=100  \\$a
=245  \\00$aAccount$f[II/III AD]
=300  \\$a1 papyrus fragment;$c5.7 x 15 cm.
=500  \\Written across the fibers; on the recto, a land register
=500  \\17 lines; broken at right
=500  \\The hand is fairly large and writes with a thick pen
=510  \\
=520  \\Account of Hathyr.  Refers to a year 6
=545  \\
=546  \\In Greek
=561  \\Purchased by Columbia University from H. Nahman, through H.I. Bell, in 1932; no. 1 in Bell's inventory
=581  \\
=590  \\Publishable  Conservation: several fragments about to fall off  Not glassed
=600  \\00$a,$c
=653  \\
=700  \\

LDR  \\
=001  \\apis.p1775
=090  \\Col. inv. 545b recto
=046  \\$aq$c100$e299
=100  \\$a
=245  \\00$aAccount$f[II/III AD]
=300  \\$a1 papyrus fragment;$c6.5 x 11.5 cm.
=500  \\Written along the fibers; on the verso, an account
=500  \\7 lines; broken except at top
=500  \\Very dirty, many fibers displaced
=500  \\The  hand is small and proficient
=510  \\
=520  \\Account 
=545  \\
=546  \\In Greek
=561  \\Purchased by Columbia University from H. Nahman,  through H.I. Bell, in 1932; no.1 in Bell's inventory
=581  \\
=590  \\Conservation: needs cleaning, fiber work  Not glassed
=600  \\00$a,$c
=653  \\
=700  \\

LDR  \\
=001  \\apis.p1776
=090  \\Col. inv. 545b verso
=046  \\$aq$c100$e299
=100  \\$a
=245  \\00$aAccount$f[II/III AD]
=300  \\$a1 papyrus fragment;$c6.5 x 11.5 cm.
=500  \\Written across the fibers; on the recto, an account
=500  \\9 lines; broken top and right
=500  \\The hand is a fluent cursive
=500  \\Text is upside-down in relation to the text on the recto
=510  \\
=520  \\Account with amounts in drachmas.  Mentions the name Philon
=545  \\
=546  \\In Greek
=561  \\Purchased by Columbia University from H. Nahman,  through H.I. Bell, in 1932; no.1 in Bell's inventory
=581  \\
=590  \\Not glassed
=600  \\00$a,$c
=653  \\
=700  \\


LDR  \\
=001  \\apis.p1779
=090  \\Col. inv. 545d verso
=046  \\$aq$c100$e199
=100  \\$a
=245  \\00$aAccount$f[II AD]
=300  \\$a1 papyrus fragment;$c4.9 x 8.8 cm.
=500  \\Written across the fibers; on the recto, an account
=500  \\11 lines; broken on all sides
=500  \\The hand is a fluent cursive with some letters separated
=510  \\
=520  \\Account with interest payments: a Herakles is mentioned
=545  \\
=546  \\In Greek
=561  \\Purchased by Columbia University from H. Nahman, through H.I. Bell, in 1932; no. 1 in Bell's inventory
=581  \\
=590  \\Not glassed
=600  \\00$a,$c
=653  \\
=700  \\

LDR  \\
=001  \\apis.p0923
=090  \\Col. inv. 145b
=046  \\$aq$c150$e199
=100  \\$a
=245  \\00$aLetter$f[II AD]
=300  \\$a1 papyrus fragment;$c7.5 x 13.3 cm.
=500  \\Written along the fibers; address on back
=500  \\18 lines and 1 line in the back; the salutations are separated by a large space; broken left and top
=500  \\The hand is not that of an accomplished scribe. The letters are formed separately and rather shakily; the lines slope upwards
=510  \\
=520  \\Ending part of a letter that belongs to the Sempronius dossier; a prominent member of the family, Maximus, writes home to his mother Satornila and instructs her about some affairs; he mentions irrigation
=545  \\
=546  \\In Greek
=561  \\Purchased by Columbia University from M. Nahman through H.I. Bell, in 1924; no. X.19 in Bell's inventory
=581  \\Published by F. Barrenechea in BASP 38 (2001) 21-34, with plate 1
=590  \\
=600  \\00$a,$c
=653  \\
=700  \\

LDR  \\
=001  \\apis.p0410
=090  \\Col. inv. 18a
=046  \\$aq$c1$e49
=100  \\$a
=245  \\00$aPrivate letter$f[ first half I AD]
=300  \\$a1 papyrus fragment;$c17 x 12.5 cm.
=500  \\Written along the fibers; on the verso, the beginning of an address
=500  \\9 lines of text plus 1 line in the back; broken at the bottom
=500  \\Some holes and a little surface abrasion.
=500  \\Written in a large clear hand
=510  \\
=520  \\Private letter from Diogenes to his brother Gamos, concerning correspondence; it is almost complete
=545  \\Provenance unknown
=546  \\In Greek
=561  \\Purchased by Columbia University from M. Nahman through H.I. Bell, in July 1923; no. V.C. 116 in Bell's inventory
=581  \\Published by L. Fulkerson in BASP 38 (2001) 35-38
=590  \\
=600  \\00$a,$c
=653  \\
=700  \\

LDR  \\
=001  \\apis.p0998
=090  \\Col. inv. 171 verso
=046  \\$aq$c100$e199
=100  \\$a
=245  \\00$aLetter$f[II AD]
=300  \\$a1 papyrus fragment;$c8.7 x 13.9 cm.
=500  \\Written across the fibers; on the recto, an account
=500  \\13 lines; complete except at left
=500  \\The hand is a good-sized cursive with some separation of letters
=500  \\Somewhat effaced at the right
=506  \\Publication right assigned
=510  \\
=520  \\Letter to Dionysia; the writer says he or she received something from Ploution and mentions 2 mnai. Date and salutations are in a different hand but not necessarily by a different writer 
=545  \\
=546  \\In Greek
=561  \\Purchased by Columbia University from M. Nahman through H.I. Bell, in 1924; no. XIVc.15 in Bell's inventory
=581  \\
=590  \\
=600  \\00$a,$c
=653  \\Letter
=700  \\

LDR  \\
=001  \\apis.p1541
=090  \\Col. inv. 428a recto
=046  \\$aq$c200$e299
=100  \\$a
=245  \\00$aDocumentary Text$f[III AD]
=300  \\$a1 papyrus fragment;$c3.2 x 8.2 cm.
=500  \\Written along the fibers; on the verso, a document
=500  \\9 lines; broken on all sides
=500  \\The hand is a large and clear cursive which slopes to the right
=510  \\
=520  \\Document, perhaps a letter
=545  \\
=546  \\In Greek
=561  \\Purchased by Columbia University through H.I. Bell, in 1926-27; no. II.53 in Bell's inventory
=581  \\
=590  \\Not glassed
=600  \\00$a,$c
=653  \\
=700  \\

LDR  \\
=001  \\apis.p1542
=090  \\Col. inv. 428a verso
=046  \\$aq$c200$e299
=100  \\$a
=245  \\00$aDocumentary text$f[III AD]
=300  \\$a1 papyrus fragment;$c3.2 x 8.2 cm.
=500  \\Written across the fibers; on the recto, a document
=500  \\14 lines; broken except at right
=500  \\Text is upside-down in relation to the text on the recto
=500  \\The hand is cursive, with some separation of letters
=510  \\
=520  \\Document: content uncertain
=545  \\
=546  \\In Greek
=561  \\Purchased by Columbia University through H.I. Bell, in 1926-27; no. II.53 in Bell's inventory
=581  \\
=590  \\Not glassed
=600  \\00$a,$c
=653  \\
=700  \\

LDR  \\
=001  \\apis.p1545
=090  \\Col. inv. 428c
=046  \\$aq$c100$e299
=100  \\$a
=245  \\00$aDocumentary text$f[II/III AD]
=300  \\$a1 papyrus fragment;$c3 x 6.3 cm.
=500  \\Written along the fibers; back blank
=500  \\9 lines; broken on all sides
=500  \\Many holes
=500  \\
=510  \\
=520  \\Document: content unclear
=545  \\
=546  \\In Greek
=561  \\Purchased by Columbia University through H.I. Bell, in 1926-27; no. II.53 in Bell's inventory
=581  \\
=590  \\Not glassed
=600  \\00$a,$c
=653  \\
=700  \\

LDR  \\
=001  \\apis.p1436
=090  \\Col. inv. 391a
=046  \\$aq$c200$e399
=100  \\$a
=245  \\00$aLetter$f[III/IV AD]
=300  \\$a1 papyrus fragment;$c5.1 x 10 cm.
=500  \\Written across the fibers; address on back
=500  \\11 lines; broken except at top?
=500  \\The hand is upright and uses few ligatures
=500  \\Ink is smudged in the bottom section
=510  \\
=520  \\Letter from Sarapion with mention of a son
=545  \\
=546  \\In Greek
=561  \\Purchased by Columbia University from Kondilios through H.I. Bell, in 1926; no. 161 in Bell's inventory
=581  \\
=590  \\Not glassed
=600  \\00$a,$c
=653  \\
=700  \\

LDR  \\
=001  \\apis.p1437
=090  \\Col. inv. 391b
=046  \\$aq$c200$e399
=100  \\$a
=245  \\00$aLetter$f[III/IV AD]
=300  \\$a1 papyrus fragment;$c5 x 6.4 cm.
=500  \\Written across the fibers; back blank
=500  \\8 lines; broken on all sides; some holes and faded in parts
=500  \\The hand is semi-cursive
=510  \\
=520  \\Letter that mentions money (60 drachmae)
=545  \\
=546  \\In Greek
=561  \\Purchased by Columbia University from Kondilios through H.I. Bell, in 1926; no. 161 in Bell's inventory
=581  \\
=590  \\Not glassed
=600  \\00$a,$c
=653  \\
=700  \\

LDR  \\
=001  \\apis.p0407
=090  \\Col. inv. 12
=046  \\$aq$c62?
=100  \\$a
=245  \\00$aLease of a vineyard$f[4 September AD 62?]
=300  \\$a1 papyrus fragment;$c8.2 x 15 cm.
=500  \\Written along the fibers; on the verso, a docket
=500  \\31 lines of text; broken on both sides and at the bottom: upper margin of 1.5 cm. is preserved
=500  \\Written in a rapid but clear cursive hand that tends to leave spaces between words; the docket is either by a second hand or is written by the hand of the front but more carefully
=510  \\
=520  \\Lease of an unknown amount of anadendritic vineyard land by Herakles son of Diogenes to Zoilus and his wife. The lease, for a period of two years, was signed in Euhemeria.
=545  \\
=546  \\In Greek
=561  \\Purchased by Columbia University from M. Nahman through H.I. Bell, in July 1923; no. V.C. 32 in Bell's inventory
=581  \\Published by S. Dry, "Lease of a Vineyard," BASP 36 (1999) 99-104 with Plate 6.

LDR  \\
=001  \\apis.p1204
=090  \\Col. inv. 179c (1) recto
=046  \\$aq$c100$e299
=100  \\$a
=245  \\00$aLetter?$f[II/III AD]
=300  \\$a1 papyrus fragment;$c4.5 x 6.5 cm.
=500  \\Written along the fibers; on the other side a document
=500  \\8 lines; broken on all sides
=500  \\Two interlinear addition between lines 4 and 5 and 6 and 7
=500  \\Dirty
=500  \\The hand is a sloping cursive with letters formed separately and regular interlinear spaces
=510  \\
=520  \\A letter or a petition; the rare word "fire-kindler" is mentioned; The text twice alludes to some kind of harassement
=545  \\
=546  \\In Greek
=561  \\Purchased by Columbia University from M. Nahman through H.I. Bell, in 1924; no. XIVc.78 in Bell's inventory
=581  \\
=590  \\Not glassed
=600  \\00$a,$c
=653  \\
=700  \\