cu035 | 1 | (NNC)apis.p301
cu001 | 1 | columbia.apis.p301
cuDate_1 | 1 | 194
cuDate_2 | 1 | 195
cu090 | 1 | Col.inv. 192
cu100a | 1 | Horigenes, son of Ischyrion, secretary of the cultivators
cu100r | 1 | aut
cu245ab | 1 | Receipt [194-195 AD?]
cu300 | 1 | 1papyrus fragment, broken at bottom ; 13.9 x 11.2 cm
cu500 | 1 | Written along the fibers; the back is blank; papyrus worn and with holes
cu500 | 2 | 16 lines of writing by a proficient hand which is slightly irregular
cu500 | 3 | The text suggests that Apias was more prominent as center for collection of taxes than Theadelphia
cu500 | 4 | This transaction was probably exceptional; there are no exact parallels
cu500 | 5 | The date is uncertain as a result of the loss of the bottom part
cu510 | 1 | P.Col. X 268
cu510_dd | 1 | P.Col.:10:268
cu520 | 1 | Horigenes acknowledges the receipt of a sum of money collected from the farmers of Theadelphia and paid over to the epiteretes and sitologoi of Apias for the value of lentils; the transaction was witnessed by a police officer
cu545 | 1 | From Theadelphia
cu546 | 1 | In Greek
cu561 | 1 | Purchased by Columbia University from Dr. Askren through H.I. Bell in 1924; no. 40 in Bell's inventory
cu581 | 1 | Plate 22 in P.Col. X; published by J.-J. Aubert, BASP 24 (1987) 125-36
cu653 | 1 | Eudaimon, -- son of Theogiton, tax collector
cu653 | 2 | Sokrates a.k.a. Theon, -- son of Heron, sword-bearer
cu653 | 3 | Receipt
cu035 | 2 | (NNC)aaa1225
cu_id | 2 | AAA1225
cu965 | 1 | APIS
rtype | 1 | n
cuFMT | 1 | CLIOMARC2
perm_group | 1 | w
cu655 | 1 | Papyri
rmail | 1 | spd1
parent | 1 | 3
erc | 1 | spd1
status | 1 | 1
cu005 | 1 | 2000.09.07 19:31:49