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Je constate que Paris, comme toujours, vote selon la même orientation qu'au plan national. Au soir du premier tour, le commentaire à chaud du maire de la capitale est surréaliste. Jean Tiberi n'a-t-il rien d'autre à déclarer que cette remarque géographique sans aucun intérêt? En réalité, son propos caricature son embarras.

Dans la deuxième circonscription ui est désormais plus speedée que jamais. Pire: entaché d'une réputation exécrable, Jean Tiberi entraîne toute la droite parisienne dans son sillage. Elle essuie une douche glacée en reculant en moyenne d'une dizaine de points par rapport à 1993!

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Bernard Pons (RPR) et Gilbert Gantier (figure pratiquement inconnue de l'UDF) sont les deux seuls élus au premier tour. 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The neighbors of the whole part of my maternal inheritance are: on the south the royal road, on the north the lots of Horos, son of Horos, and his brothers, on the Gwest the house of Nektonnephis, son of Sekonopis, on the east the . . . of Akousilaos, son of . . . . And I have received in full the whole price agreed upon, and I guarantee the sale with every guarantee forever, and I shall do everything else as aforesaid. Papontos, son of Petesouchos, . . ., wrote for her because she is illiterate. (2nd hand) Patynis, son of Harapis. The sale of the inherited third share of the house and court has been made to me, and I have paid the price as aforesaid.5^Fv5T98r@19926o@(9992o@EbmpFu#?= ~AWi4)4V111vbmp@9d121v@1463v@.3083bvbmp@,;3129v@8B4527v@ G4715v@4_5473r@6620v@= 681vbmp@/a#bmp@.DZX@(7111r@'01273rabmp@$<1284rabmp@B1415rabmp@E1804r@',263@'$284r@.292r@22936r@5Z2k@D3083ar@O3091r@*3113r@)i3129rbbmp@8C3193r@6 x 28 cm1921, Acquired by Kelsey from Nahman in CairoKronion, son of ZoilosPHArchive of Kronion son of Apion, nomographos of the grapheion of TebtynisDraft of a contract by which Kronion, son of Zoilos, leases to Tenouphis, son of Orseus, and Kronion, son of Labesis, a catoecic allotment of two and one-half arouraiProbably 44-45 A.D.Boak AERP.Mich.inv. 691GBreekAnn Arbor31CPapYesNoTebtynis, Polemonos meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptThe hand closely resembles that of Kronion, son of Apion, the grapheion officialKronion son of Zoilos; Tenouphis son of Orseus; Kronion son of Labesis (see also P.Mich. V, p. 186)315Tebtynis, Polemonos meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptPMich VˆiA(1st hand) I, Haryotes, son of Herodion, have joined in making a division at the present time, and have received as my share the aforesaid slave, Sambous, and I will do everything as aforesaid. (2nd hand) I, Haryotes the younger, also called Arabarches, son of Herodion, have joined in making a division at the present time, and have received as my share the two aforesaid slaves, Thermoutharion and Heraklous, who is lame, and I will do everything as aforesaid.j3done on the orig., conservation16; scanned; checkedk publishedp5/20/98s2932 ce with the terms of Herodion's will, for the mother Taorseus, for as long as she lives1yHeryotes presbyteros son of Herodion and Taorseus (see also P.Mich. 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(see Geographica); Abraamios (Abraham) son of Horouonchis, orbiopoles (former owner); (unnamed) heirs of Andreas, poimen; Promauos son of Isakios (Isaac), protokometes; Psaios (Psais) son of Psenthaesis, presbyteros; Victor son of Ioannes (John), diakon; Aurelius Phoibammon son of Paos; Apollos son of Senouthios, diakon; Mathias son of Enoch, presbyteros; Aurelius Ponnis son of Ieremios (Jeremy);‰iFe D.V. fourth indiction inclusive and throughout succeeding time continually and for ever, free from opposition present or future from any of those who are heirs or co-heirs after me or of my relations by birth or my connections; and I shall defend you at my own expense and costs from whoever shall in future take proceedings aganst you concerning this; and I shall confirm your possession with every confirmation at all times and on every occasion, compulsorily, against everyone who shall aGttack you; and if I am negligent in the confirmation, I shall pay three times the price together with costs and damages, in order that this deed of sale may be valid and inviolable wherever it is produced; which deed, written in one copy, I have of my own free will and consent executed at the Public Registry without any violence, compulsion, deceit or fraud, without any intimidation or guile, and for your security I have given you this copy completed according to the laws with the subscrip!< youtieWWWW W W W W WWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWW W!W"W#W$W%W&W'W(W)W*W+W,W-W.W/W0W1W2W3W4W5W6W7W8W9W:W;W<W=W>W?W@WAWBWCWDWEWFWGWHWIWJWKWLWMWNWOWPWQWRWSWTWUWVWWWXWYWZW[W\W]W^W_W`WaWbWcWdWeWfWgWhWiWjWkWlWmWnWoWpWqWrWsWtWuWvWwWxWyWzW{W|W}W~WWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWW WLWMWNWOWPWQWRWSWTWUWVWWWXWYWZW[W\W]W^W_W`WaWbWdWfWgWhWiWjWlWmWnWoWpWqWrWsWtWuWvWwWxWyW~WWWW" VyoutieWWWWWWWWWWWWWWW#W$W&W'W(W+W,W/W0W1W2W3W4W5W7W8W9W:W;W<W=W>W?W@WAWBWCWDWEWFWGWHWIWJWKWLWNWOWPWQWRWSWTWUWVWXWYWZW[W\W^W_W`WaWbWcWdWeWfWhWiWjWkWlWmWnWoWpWqWrWtWuWvWzW{W|W}WWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWW9WwWxWyoutiehcpVqVuVVV(VGVHVIVJVKVLVMVNV}V~VVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVV V V"youtiehc V V VVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVV V!V"V#V$V%V&V'V(V)V*V+V,V-V.V/V0V1V2V3V4V5V6V7V8V9V:V;V<V=V>V?V@VAVBVCVDVEVFVGVHVIVJVKVLVMVNVOVPVQVRVSVTVUVVVWVXVYVZV[V\V]V^V_V`VaVbVcVdVeVfVgVhViVjVkVlVmVnVoVpVqVrVsVtVuVvVwVxVyVzV{V|V}V~VVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVLVMVNVOVPVQVRVSVTVUVVVWVXVYVZV[V\V]V^V_V`VaVbVdVfVgVhViVjVlVmVnVoVpVqVrVsVtVuVvVwVxVyV~VVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVV#V$V&Vyoutiehc'V(V+V,V/V0V1V2V3V4V5V7V8V9V:V;V<V=V>V?V@VAVBVCVDVEVFVGVHVIVJVKVLVNVPVQVRVSVTVUVYVZV[V\V^V_V`VaVbVcVdVeVfViVjVkVlVmVnVoVpVqVrVzVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVV9VwVyoutiehc-youtielcV VtVvV{V|V}Vyoutielc4VVVVVVVVVVVOVVVXVhVuVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVyoutielc-youtiehc-knealewV1WW-WOWWWWWWWWWWWW10 WWWW100WWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWW101101101101101101101101101101 101=W103>WWWWW105WWW106WWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWW?WW107WWWW108WWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWW W W W W WWWWWWWWWW109WWWWWWWW W!W"W#W$W%W&W'W(W)W*W+W11WWWW110.W111,W-W1137W8W9W12WWWWWW WW3WWWWW13qWtWuWwWWWWW W!WWWWWWWWWWWW14"W#WWWWWW15xWyWW WW W!W"WW16`W$W%W&W'W(WpWqW6W#W$WW17zW{WW%W18)WWW!W"W&W'W(W19HW*W+W,W-W.W/W0WW"‰iHtion of him who subscribes for me, followed in order by those of the customary witnesses; and for all that is herein written and for the guarantee of confirmation of this sale and for its freedom from encumbrances all my possessions present and future, movable, immovable and live-stock, generally and severally, are submitted to you as a pledge and with the force of a mortgage as though by decree of court. And being asked the formal question concerning all that is herein written I agreed thIat the things were so, and so to give, do and keep. (Cross). (2nd hand) (Cross) I, the aforesaid Aurelia Ioudith, daughter of Ioannes, have executed this deed of sale, and have received the afore-said price in two nomismatia, and shall confirm your possession with every confirmation, and I agree with all that is herein written; and I have sworn the divine oath as afore-said. I, Daueit, son of Andreas, D.V.presbyter, have written it for her at her request. (Cross). (3rd hand) (Cross) I, Aur vy8ofWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWW"W#W$W%W&W'W(W)W*W+W,W-W.W/W0W8W?W@WCWFWGWIWKWOWQWRWgin>Antinoe (Antinoou polis), province of the Lower Thebais, Thebais, EgyptAurelia Ioudith (Judith) daughter of IoanCnes (John) [Cornelius(?)] (see J. 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Gascou, CE 52 [1977] p. 364); Aurelius Christophoros son of Apollos, syntelestes; Mauricius Tiberius, Emperor; Aurelius Kyriakos son of Kollouthos and Ioudith (see also P.Lond. V, 1899?); Kollouthos, deceased husband of Ioudith and father of Kyriakos; Daueit (David) son of Andreas, presbyteros (see also P.Mich. XIII, 667); Aurelius Theodoros son of Paulos, iatros; Senouthes son of Apollos, presbyteros (= Senouthes sriakos, son of the aforementioned IouN)‰iFI bear witness] also to the payment of the two gold nomismata of the price. (Cross) (4th hand) [- - -], D.V. presbyter, I bear witness to this deed of sale, having heard declarations from the person executing it and I bear witness [also to the payment] of the two gold nomismata of the price. (Cross) (5th hand) I, Aurelius . . ., [son of - - -], bear witness to this deed of sale, having heard declarations from the person executing it and I bear witness [also to the payment] of the two gold Gnomismata of the price. (6th hand) I, Aurelius [- - -, bear witness] to this deed of sale, having heard declarations from the person executing it and I bear witness [also to the payment] of the two gold nomismata of the price. (Cross) (7th hand) (Cross). I, Eunoch, son of Menas, reader, [bear witness to this] deed of sale, having heard declarations from the person executing it and I bear witness also to the payment of the two [gold] nomismata of the price. 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(3rd hand) Sokrates, son of Zoilos. The sale was made to me as aforesaid. (1st hand) Registered in the seventeenth year of Tiberius Caesar Augustus, Mesore, fifth interecalary day, through Kronion, who is in charge of the grapheion of Tebtynis and Kerkesoucha Orous in the dFivision of Polemon. jdone on the orig.; conservation16; scanned Traianos: EMHuss. writes "inv. 1431, which was acquired by the University in 1923, did not form part of any of the three groups that make up the main body of the archiv..." OK?k publishedl0W.H. 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(Cross). (4th hand) (Cross) I, Senouthes, son of Apollos, most humble presbyter, bear witness to the deed of sale, having heard declarations from the person executing it and bear witness also to the payment of the two gold nomismata of the price. (Cross). (5th hand) (Cross) I, AureliKus Kyriakos, son of the aforementioned Ioudith, consent with and have approved of this deed of sale as aforesaid. (Cross). (6th hand) (Cross) I, Synterichos, son of Panymphios, presbyter, bear witness to the deed of sale, having heard declarations from the persons executing it and bear witness also to the payment of the two gold nomismata of the price. (Cross). (7th hand) (Cross) Written by me, Constantinus, D.V. tabellio. (Tachygraphy). (Three crosses).@los, protokometes? 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Gascou, CE 52 (1977) p. 363-364; D. Hagedorn, ZPE 28 (1978) p. 284; J. Gascou, Aegyptus 61 (1981) p. 276; K.A. Worp, ZPE 45 (1982) p. 213; P.Mich. XV, p. 170-171, n. 7.p7/23/98s3016)‰AP.Mich.inv. 6903CPapD>+ P.Mich. inv. 6919; 6921 - Archive of Dioskoros of Aphrodito.ESijpesteijn PJF PMich XIIIG663H1977I Pl. XIV-XV ASeveral new fragments from the upper part of the roll were found under inv. 6919 and 6921; they do not permit to restitute a connected text, but show that Onnophris and Strategia were probably (some of?) the buyers, and that they had the same father, whose name might be Papeous. (PH)UYesV-On top of lockers 3-5 + 2 glasses on top of FWYesX(purchased in 1943 through Th. Whittemore[Sale of Part of a House\90 x 24.5 cm (as published)].(done: silk; addition of fragments; replacing)_0Erroneously published as inv. 6904 in the ed.pr.r.o is blank<] ‰iH5Theodosios, D.V. tabellio. (3 crosses). (Tachygraphy) @A>   >jLDone, on the orig.; conservation17 Check size, number of lines, etc. Scannedk publishedp7/22/98s30151Aurelia Maria, daughter of Papnytis, acting apparently without any male guardian, to several persons, including probably Onnophrios and Stratekeia9AChristophoros son of Apollos; [- - -] Apollos alias Pastouos(?) [- - -]; Papeous [- - -] (= the following?); [- - -], father of Onnophris and Strategia (and others?)? (= the preceding?) Onnophrios (Onnophris); Stratekeia (Strategia); Patelaonos(?) (former owner); Aurelia Maria daughter of Papnytis; Aurelius Kallinikos son of Petros; [- - -] son of Ioannes (John), presbyteros; [- - -], presbyteros; Aurelius [- - -]; Enoch son of Menas, anagnostes; Theodosios, tabellionzDHouse Ownership; Illiteracy; Notary; Priest (Christian); Sale; Woman|PHr.s?) (see P.Mich. 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[- - -]; Papeous [- - -] (= the following?); [- - -], father of Onnophris and Strategia (and others?)? (= the preceding?) Onnophrios (Onnophris); Stratekeia (Strategia); P(K R630LMdj631qZb632낉R633634635636[637i638قS639iUX_64₇64-7+640fNVWY[\g641ς642󂉔643T]^`afhi644t645k646d647[648649g65悇@65-68=65-70650bOQ`651h652e653@654j655񂉌656s657`658_65966肇]66-7166-8660661t662'663‚664P665悉666т667668669䂉6769*670671񂉢672673674675y676677Q67867968 68-7068-9<680681682683684Z685.6866870688689X69Ղd69-72669-75;69-766906911691-732692693694694-6695696_697~698Q699699-7066z傀 )Y1320MW1320dbmpMV1362rW1362rbbmpV1363r&W1363rcbmp&V1363rdbmp&V1364rW1364rcbmpV1364rdbmpV1365rW1365rbbmpV1367rW1367rcbmpV1367rdbmpV)+x77?77-10077-877-8177-9&770ނV771ႌW772Y773Z774[775\776]777M^778R_779`78ʂׂる78-79780'780aa780bb781Fc782jd783783ae783bf784hg785;785ah785bi786邌j787788kk789l79䂄傇k79-80΂79-8179-86790m791n792o793p794q795nr796ls797t798u8RȂCG);80͂ゅ%80-18018038044805}806807%80880981ς3y81-281-581-8381-85=81-88810^811813815a81681781982킊w82-4ǂ82-8M82-89?8208270828#829829-830t83䂇a83-9583483684l84-6148984985K585-180385-7-85-99850)851m852854855857-858;=ˆ6AP.Mich.inv. 1283CPapDjDuplicate of P.S.I. 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V, 261 (inv. 1270). - Archive of Kronion son of Apion, nomographos of the grapheion of TebtynisE Husselman EMFPMich VG260H1944MPKronN Foraboschi DO48P1971UNoV-WNoX-1921, Acquired by Kelsey from Nahman in Cairo[Sale of Sacred Land\15.2 x 29.3 cm]3(just above l. 1); check if anything to do (folds?)nW?W9771yW9772zW9793vW9794wWa`WW;WOWWWWW3WWWWWzWWW(WW.WFWWWWkWWWWWWaria, daughter of Papnytis, acting apparently without any male guardian, to several persons, including probably Onnophrios and StratekeiaVIth cent. A.D.Sijpesteijn PJVIth cent. A.D.Sijpesteijn PJTebtynis, Polemonos meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptWritten in a large, upright cursive hand (Husselman)Didymos neoteros son of Lysimachos grandson of Didymos, brother and husband of Hero (& unnamed brothers) (see also P.Mich. V, p. 16-18; add P.Mich. 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The aforesaid Peloeis wrote also the others since they are illiterate.j3done on the orig., conservation15; scanned; checkedk publishedp4/28/98s1373n this year" (rather than as "with a year's supply of barley seed"), and dates the papyrus of 26-27 A.D. (rather than 25-26 A.D.), between the sowing and the harvest, as did the editor of P.S.I. VIII, 905. (PH)}UNoVV (oversize box, Tebtynis)WNoX4Acquired from Nahman; reached the University in 1923[Cession of Catoecic Land\ 53 x 29 cm]&needed new folder; folded; right side?_hP.Mich. inv. 1287 is a duplicate of P.S.I. 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The neighbors are on the south of the entire vacant lot the house of Harmaeis, son of Petesouchos, and of Haryotes, his brother, on the north the house of the said Herakleides and of the sons of Petesouchos, on the west also the house of the said Herakleides and that of Harmiysis and Horos, both sons of Orsenouphis, on the east the house of Orseus, son of Orseus, through which there is the aforesaid entrance and ex+‰iDreedom of encumbrances all [my possessions] present and future, movable, [immovable] and live-stock, generally and severally, in every class and [kind] are submitted to you as a [pledge] and with the force of a mortgage as though by decree of court. And being asked the formal question [concerning all that is herein written I agreed that the things were so, and so to give, [do] and keep. (2nd hand) (Cross) I, [the afore-said], Aurelia Maria, daughter of Papnytis, [have executed] this deed oEf sale, and have received the afore-said full [price] in two nomismatia, and shall confirm your possession with every confirmation [against everyone], always, and I agree with all that is herein written; and I have sworn [the divine] oath as aforementioned. (Cross) I, Aurelius Kallinikos, son of Petros, have written it at her request [- - -]. (3rd hand) [- - -], son of Ioannes, D.V. presbyter, I bear witness to this deed of sale, having heard declarations from the [person executing it and @?  13WWWWW[W{WWWLWWWW%WWWW3W13-14WWW13-16 W1312WWW131717-8WWW132WW134-135W135WW2W136W'W6WW137tW%W)WBWOWVWaWdWW138W"W)W*W,W14`W(W+WWW+WmWWWWWW"WFWWWWWWrW.WWWW W.W3W6W14-15WzW14-18W140pW142WW1579WW158WW159gWWWWWW16?WWHWWWW16-17W160W2W<WGWMWkWoWuWWWWW1606W161WWW!W#W'W(W2W4W5W6W7W8W9W:W;W<W=W>W?W@WAW162WWW W[WwWW163WWWWWWWWW164)W5W7W;W?WEW\WbWtW}WW16fW17lWWW! 17WWW"WVWkWWWSWWWW.WW WW3W6W17-18.W17-20WW170W175-176}W177}WzW178}W18W}WWWWWWWWWWW#WHW[WWWWWWWW WW18-19WW181W184_WWWtW186W187W188tW189zWWW19WWWWW[WW}WWWWWWWW195W&W.W/W0W1957W196xWW197xWzW*W.W/W0W1978nWWW1987bW199NW1990WW2WWYWaW WWWSWiWrW}WW$W&WPWzWWWWWWhWWWWWWWWWWWW;W?WEWfWlWpWyWWWWWWWWW WWWGWWWWXW[WWWWWWWMW2-10W2-3~WWWWWW2-35-6W2-369WCLO 204~W205WWW205-206W206W207WWW<W W207-208W208WW209iWW20bWW21WWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWW3W6W210 W211WWPWWWW WWWW211-212W212gWWWWWWWWWWWQWRWRWRWWLWbW|W}WWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWW"W-WWWWWWW:W;W<W=W213-214W214WWWW#WW215OWWWWWWWWWWW!W2W5W:W<W=W>W?W@WAWPW215-216W216WXW\W]W_W`WWWWWW217WWWWWWWWWWWW219zWWWWWWWWWW21alWWW22JNY9anamounÂׂGanamtis8WananiasWanaphis}WWanas anastasiaOWanatellonWanchWancharettiusEWanchiasanchious<WCWWW WWWanchiousunnamedsonVanchiousunnamedsons VanchoWhWanchophisWUWWWtWanchophissonofonnophrisUVUVUVisUVUVe>Aphrodite (Aphrodito), Antaiopolite nome, province of the Lower Thebais, Thebais, EgyptPMich XIIIHouse OwnCership; Illiteracy; Priest (Christian); Sale; WomanSale of Part of a House1977Broken off on the left side and at the top; broken also along nearly every horizontal fold. 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V, 333 (inv. 662). - Archive of Kronion son of Apion, nomographos of the grapheion of TebtynisEBoak AERFPMich VG334H1944KBL III, 115 on line 20UYesVCWNoX-1921, Acquired by Kelsey from Nahman in Cairo[ Loan of Money\ 18.5 x 28 cmn folder?); check Verso; folded_MThe date is given by a note written at the top of P.Mich. V, 318 (inv. 1280).n folder?); check Verso; folded_MThe date is given by a note written at the top of P.Mich. V, 318 (inv. 1280).nW?W@WAWWWWWcavenailerVVVVVVVV V V V VVVVVVVVVVV<V=V>V?V@VAVVVVVcc|WWWWWW<WRW^WuWVVdanielrw-maltominifMdanielrw-maltominifsVdarisW+WWDWdarissV+VVDVdavidgWwWzW3WGWdavidm-groningenbagVwVzV3VGVdhWdorandiWdoranditVdunlapWdunlapjeVdurand2WWWWdurandx2VVVVVWedgar|WWsWWWW<WRW^WuWWedgarcc|VVV<VRV^VuVedgarcc-huntassVVemW6WWfsW$WfeVWyW{WfgWfinkWfinkroVforaboschiWforaboschidVfowler-koenen-turnerWfowler-koenen-turnerlcVfuksW[WWWEWWUWWgWRW!W#Wfuksa-tcherikoverv[VUVVgV!V#Vfuksa-tcherikovervaVVEVVgWWgagosjWW9WgagostjVV9VgalloWgalloiVgascouWgascoujVgmCWDWEWFW\WWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWW W*WWuWRW?]hayW{WWWhagedorncWWhagedorndhagedornuVhagedornd-koenenlcVhagedorn-youtieWhagedorn-youtiehc-youtielcVhansonWWhansonaeVVharderWharderaVhbWhb-neugebauerWhcpWqWtWuWWWWWWGWHWIWJWKWLWMWNWtWuW}W~WWWWWWWWWWWWWWW^WoWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWW1W6W?W@WCWGWUWWW`WhWjWwW{WWWWWWWWWWWWW WWWWWWWW$W7W;WPWTWcWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWLWMWNWOWPWQWRWSWTWUWVWWWXWYWZW[W\W]W^W_W`WaWbWdWfWgWhWiWjWlWmWnWoWpWqWrWsWtWuWvWvWvWvWWvWuWvW$DlhcwWxWyWhc-pearlWhc-youtieWhengstlWhengstljVhiWhmWhoesenWWhuntWWWhuntasedgarccVVhuntas-edgarccVhusselmanWWhusselmanemVViW WjWW2W5W:WWjc'W0WWjdWjeWjg_W`WaWvWWWWWWWW7WCWjg-youtietWuWjl=WoWtWWWW"W-WkWWWWWAWWk-tWkacWWWkasselWkasselraustincVkenyonWkenyonfgVkoenenWkoerteIWkoerteaIVIVIVIVIVIV2W5W:WWlcFWWWWWWWlehnusWlehnuslVlewisWvWwWlewisnVvVwVlieskerVWyW|WWWWWW2W7W8W<WIWWWWWW W#W8WBWWcWlieskerwhm-worpkaVVyV|VVVVVV2V7V8V<VIVVVVV83;Eˆ6hER2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>iAI, Onnophris, son of Psenkebkis, my mother being Tamarres, acknowledge that I have sold to Psyphis, son of Psyphis, his mother being Tetosiris, in acordance with this sale from the present day forever, the two shares that belong to me from five shares of house property inherited from my father, consisting of a house that has fallen down and the adjacent courtyards and the old lots and the gate building and the rooms above it and all the appurtenances in Tebtynis near the temple of Isis, coegative>Noold "mount"; (big & small) folds; glass or not?; check versoTebtynis, Polemonos meris, Arsinoite nome, province of Egypt2nd hand: slow-writer<Q0"om-youtieWWWWWLWMWOWPWQWRWSWTWUWVWWWXWYWZW[W\W]W^W_W`WaWdWfWgWhWiWjWlWmWnWoWpWqWrWsWtWuWvWwWyWpMWgWWW WDWWpvanminnenVparassoglouWWWWWWWparassoglougmVVVVVVVparsons W Wparsonspj VpearlpWuWWW}W~WWWWWWWWWWWWWWWLWMWOWPWQWRWSWTWUWVWWWXWYWZW[W\W]W^W_W`WaWdWfWgWhWiWjWlWmWnWoWpWqWrWsWtWuWvWwWyWpearlomVVVyoutiehcpVuVVV}V~VVVVVVVVVVVVVLVMVOVPVQVRVSVTVUVVVWVXVYVZV[V\V]V^V_V`VaVdVfVgVhViVjVlVmVnVx‰hBpper part of the roll were found under inv. 6919 and 6921; they do not permit to restitute a connected text, but show that Onnophris and Strategia were probably (some of?) the buyers, and that they had the same father, whose name might be Papeous. (PH)VIth cent. A.D.Sijpesteijn PJP.Mich.inv. 6903GreekAnn Arbor51 as publishedOn top of lockers 3-5 + 2 glasses on top of FPapYesYesErroneously published as inv. 6904 in the ed.pr.(done: silk; addition of fragments; replacing)probably Aphrodite (Aphrodito), Antaiopolite nome, province of the Lower Thebais, Thebais, EgyptRecto written across the fibresChristophoros son of Apollos; [- - -] Apollos alias Pastouos(?) [- - -]; Papeous [- - -] (= the following?); [- - -], father of Onnophris and Strategia (and others?)? (= the preceding?) 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Herodes, son of Herodes, wrote for them, because Apollonios is illiterate and Didymos writes rather slowly. (2nd hand) I, Didymos, ordered him to write on the aforesaid conditions, and have joined in receiving the money and in making the guarantee, as aforesaid. (3rd hand) Zenon, son of Ptolemaios. The cession of the two catoecic arourai was made to me on all the aforesaid condiEtions.j3done on the orig.; conservation14; scanned; checkedk publishedl H.I. Bell, JRS 35 (1945) p. 139.p4/13/98s1372des (see also P.Mich. II, 121, recto, col. III, abstBUract 5; V, 257; 293; 346; P.S.I. VIII, 905; 907; X, 1130; add perhaps P.Mich. V, 348)CzXCession; Illiteracy; Irrigation; Land Ownership; Land Status; Metrology; Taxation (Land){15.2 x 19 cm1921, Acquired by Kelsey from Nahman in CairoThe priests of SoknebtynisPHArchive of Kronion son of Apion, nomographos of the grapheion of TebtynisReceipt, signed by at least twelve priests of Soknebtynis, certifying that a certain Har . . . has paid to the temple the sale tax for a house which he has purchased from his brother Souchos41 or 42 A.D.Edgerton WF<_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><)'J‡eyPhilon (see Pros.Ptol. IV 8568); Zenon (son of Agreophon) (see Pros.Ptol. I 80 + add.); Aristandros (oikonomos) (see Pros.Ptol. I 1021 + add.); Sostratos (see Pros.Ptol. IV 11760)zAgriculture; Debt; Letter|PHOUnknown place, EgyptPcompleteQ1RRecto and VersoS DocumentaryT 3117r.bmpX 3117r_a.bmpY 3117r_b.bmp` 3117v_a.bmphA7.5 x 34.5 cmJuly 1925; Acquired from Dr. KondiliosPhilonPHZenon archiveLetter from Philon to Zenon, about a deferred payment of two hundred-drachma pieces (mnaieia) which are due to Zenon and which the writer proposes to repay in green arakosca. 251-248 B.C.(?)Edgar CCP.Mich.inv. 3117GreekAnn ArborRecto - 30; Verso - 3B (w2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R29 1947194819501951GHIJKLMNtux195219561957g <=>?@A195819591960R1961319631964[킃E,U!#+1965gwz3G1966 1968./1969oW19692oV1970*1971߂019721973tԂ19741976 5ǂȂɂ+,-.Wv19771978΂΂Ԃׂや1979ʂh2'1980'ÂĂłƂǂȂςق1981il1982‚Â!_˂̂͂ЂӂԂۂ݂ނ߂Y-.swxy~1983݂$19841985P 1986傉"-25:D߂1987`1988c1989s19901991Vy| 1991c1992gD1993*199461995W1996"~낋킋.1997ӂ2˂jM91998p,WLՂu19982,V1999ۂ2oW,W10726W10797W111286W11341 W11438W11439W11440{W11441W11442W11443W11444 W11445W11446W11447W11448W11449W11450W114517W11453wW11454W11455TW11456W11457W11458W11459W11460W11461@W11462?W11463W11464hW11465W11466W11467;W11468W11469WW11470W11471W11473W11478W11560NW11577W11863wW12142W12542W12713W12990iW13143WW9006UW9018jW9019$W9020W9021PW9028W9029cW9030W9031oW9032W9033W9034^W9035W9037W9038W9039W9040W9041W9579W9632WsbC'1X731rabmpiV731rbbmpiV734rgW734rabmpgV735rCW735rabmpCV744reW744rabmpeV74roW74rabmpoV75-76W75-76abmpV75-76bbmpV754r`W754rabmp`V755r_W755rabmp_V759r^W759rabmp^V grandson of Pious; Orsenouphis son of Horouanchious and Tacheos (see also P.Mich. II, p. 224; V, p. 389); Nepheros, kasideropois (kassiteropoios); Orsenouphis son of Pios; Anesouris son of Phasos; Harmiysis son of Alimes; HarmCiysis son of Phasos, brother and guardian of Thaesis (see also P.Mich. II, 123, recto, col. XVI, l. 32; V, 243?); Thaesis daughter of Phasos; Thenpasos = Thenphasos daughter of Phasos, wife of Apsemis; Apsemis son of Psonsneus (Psosneus), husband and guardian of Thenpasos (see also P.Mich. II, 121, recto, col. IV, abstract 12, l. 1?); Phasos son of Phasos (deceased); Thaubastis daughter of . . .opis, widow of the aforementioned Phasos; Orsenouphis son of the deceased Phasos and of Thaubast+5Pysbxiv11444 Vsbxiv11445Vsbxiv11446Vsbxiv11447Vsbxiv11448Vsbxiv11449Vsbxiv11450Vsbxiv114517Vsbxiv11453wVsbxiv11454Vsbxiv11455TVsbxiv11456Vsbxiv11457Vsbxiv11458Vsbxiv11459Vsbxiv11460Vsbxiv11461@Vsbxiv11462?Vsbxiv11463Vsbxiv11464hVsbxiv11465Vsbxiv11466Vsbxiv11467;Vsbxiv11468Vsbxiv11469WVsbxiv11470Vsbxiv11471Vsbxiv11473Vsbxiv11478Vsbxiv11560NVsbxiv11577Vsbxiv11863wVsbxiv12142Vsbxvi12542andxviiip482Vsbxvi12713Vsbxvi12990iVsbxviii13143Vsbxviii13144Vsbxviii13145Vsbxviii13320Vsbxviii13861YVsbxviii13929andp493Vsbxviii13973andp494Vsbxx14199VWWhWwW{WWWWWWWW WWWWWW7W;WTWWWW>;hˆAP.Mich.inv. 685CPap years old, with a scar on his right shin. Galates, [- - -]. Dionysios, about 50 years old, with a scar on his right wrist. I, Orseus, son of Haryotes, acknowledge that I have sold to Galates, son of Lysimachos, to Galates himself and to his heirs and assigns, for transference from the present day forever, two slaves that belong to me, just as they are, the name of the female being Tyche, her age about six years, that of the male being Kronion, his age about two years. B6And I have received from Galates the entire price agreed upon, in full, and I guarantee the sale with every guarantee forever, except against flight and epilepsy as aforesaid. Dionysios, son of Maron, wrote for him because he writes somewhat slowly. 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I shall do everything as aforesaid.j3done on the orig., conservation15; scanned; checkedk publishedp4/28/98s2925ˆAP.Mich.inv. 667CPapDIArchive of Kronion son of Apion, nomographos of the grapheion of TebtynisE Husselman EMFPMich VG337H1944UNoV-WNoovK> V19`WyWWyWWWWWWWGWW19.2s2OWyWWWWWWWWFWWW W W W W WWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWW W!W"W#W$W%W&W'W(W)W*W+W,W2glassesontopoffVVVVVVuntsbandtopoflockerscheckwheretoplaceitwasonV2mountsfandtopoffand1folderinnormalorderOV2mountstopoflocker11lVV2-4 WWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWW2/2WZWaWWW20WWTWWWW20shelf1V20.3pq26 W2nd2WWW"W3WZWaWyWWO1FfolderOWyWW2WWWWWW_WWW"WW?WWOWfolders`WWforWWWWxWfragmentWfragmentsWframeWfrgWfrggWfrontWW W W W W WWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWW W!W"W#W$W%W&W'W(W)W*W+W,WgÂǂ!$%&'(),/01239:;>WX^_abckpqrwx| "1WW>̂ .}~glass`WWWWWglass3ontopofcase5withinv200`Vglassind`Vglassink`VglassesyWWWWWFWWW W W W W WWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWW W!W"W#W$W%W&W'W(W)W*W+W,WW,W,W,W,W,W,W,WWW W W Winvnv: Zˆ9yKleon son of Palamedes; Souchion son of Palamedes; Theudas son of Patynion; Melantas son of Kronion (see L.C. Youtie, ZPE 21 [1976] p. 215)z#Family; House Ownership; Illiteracy|PHO24 x 29 cmAcquired from Nahman; reached the University in 1923Kleon and Souchion, sons of Palamedes, and Theudas, son of PatynionPHDuplicate of P.Mich. V, 319-320 (inv. 712 & 1263). - Archive of Kronion son of Apion, nomographos of the grapheion of TebtynisSubscriptions to a contract for the division of property between Kleon and Souchion, sons of Palamedes, and Theudas, son of PatynionApril 40, 40ead. 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V, 251); Zenon son of Ptolemaios (see also P.Mich. V, 252); Anoubion, gnapheus (& unnamed brother); Herodes son of Herodes (see also P.Mich. II, 121, recto, col. III, abstract 5; V, 252; 293; 346; P.S.I. 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Editor - Arangio-Ruiz V; Rep Ser. - F.I.R.A. III. Negotia; 1943; No. 7b (lines 6-28 only); Rep Editor - Daris S; Rep Ser. - Doc.Eser.Rom.; 1964; No. 97u0Unknown scribe; Gavius Kallimachos, bibliophylaxvJune 11, 188 A.D.w Ann ArborxCopy of the record of the examination (in 185 A.D.) of the status of a Roman veteran, Valerius Clemens, discharged on December 31, 177 A.D.9 (1979) p. 277-280.p9/26/97" Tebtunis Grapheion Archive, BASP 29 (1992) pp. 31-40; - E. 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And if you examine the matter, you will be persuaded that we are useful to you. And the foal of the ass I will send him to you. I beg and beseech you then not to keep me waBiting. I am widowed woman. May you prosper. (Verso) (Docket, 2nd hand) (Received) year 30, Pachons . . . Senchons about an ass.oj"done on the orig. SCANNED; checkedk publishedl#P. Viereck, Gnomon 9 (1933) p. 216.p10/30/97‡>AP.Mich.inv. 3196CPapD Zenon archiveEEdgar CCFPMich IG34H1931UYesVGWYesX% November 1925; Acquired from Brummer[$Notification of the Loss of a Donkey\ 11 x 20 cm] black glass95Apmichinv5426pmichinv5474pmichinv560465@-V. ŒhATotal size of the roll: 2.39 m x 29 cm1921, Acquired by Kelsey from Nahman in CairoUnknown scribePHArchive of Kronion son of Apion, nomographos of the grapheion of Tebtynis; see also noteDay by day register of abstracts of the contracts recorded at the record-office (grapheion) of Tebtynis during the four last months of the 2nd year of the Emperor Claudius. - Col. 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I 16 + add.); 3 (unnamed) hypographeiszLBuilding; Petition; Profession; Salaries; Scribe; Utensils; Writing Material|PHO@probably Philadelpheia, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, EgyptPBupper left and lower left corners; broken along an horizontal foldQ1RRecto; Verso is blankS DocumentaryT 3098jr_a.bmphAtotal size: 34.5 x 24.5 cm; P.Mich. inv. 3098j: 22.5 x 10.8 cmDecember 1926; Acquired from Dr. Kondilios[Pyron(?)]PH+ P.Cair.Zenon IV, 59647; Zenon archiveMemorandum addressed, probably to Zenon, by a head clerk, probably Pyron, who asks to have an office built for him near Zenon's, to be provided with sufficient quantity of papyrus, and to have a definite arrangement about the salaries of himself and the t6><_600DPT x‰hCheritance; Justice; SaleReport of Proceedings1982Broken off on the left, right, and bottom1Recto; Verso is blankDocumentary<_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_6Do00DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>9i((Text too fragmentary to be translated).j!Done on the orig.; conservation31k publishedl!J.D. Thomas, JEA 72 (1986) p. 223p 3/22/2000s2168 nd bottomQ1RRecto; Verso is blankS Documentaryhto; Verso is blankS DocumentaryhR4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>k publishedp4/7/99s2168 VVV(:‡yhCbullSizeBack_R2><_600DPIFront_R1>3098cr_a.bmp<_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1>3098cv_a.bmp<_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>>i(Recto) [- - -] but also I have nothing to wear and we are living in the open. Will you kindly then order them to give me 4 drachmai, that I may buy at least an old cloak [- - -] (Verso) Petosirisj$done, on the orig.; scanned; checkedk publishedl"U. Wilcken, Archiv 10 (1932) p. 76p10/9/97s1781amed) nautai104Philadelpheia, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, EgyptaPMich IHealth; Letter; Profession; Violence(?)Letter1931broken off on the left and right sides; lower half badly damag (‡IhC<_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>i(Col. I) [- - -] according to the memoranda sent [to us from] Nikon concerning [- - -] (Col. II) [- - -] the corn sold up to Choiak 23 amounts to 361 artabai of wheat and [. . .] of barleyj3done, on the orig.; conservation8; scanned; checkedk publishedp10/15/97s1837‡JAP.Mich.inv. 3147CPapD Zenon archiveEEdgar CCFPMich IG107H1931UYesVLWNoX&July 1925; Acquired from Dr. Kondilios[Letter\ca. 14 x 16 cm]unfold (in several places); join all fragments (3 scraps still to be placed); glass? - then put 3146 back into the vault (not to be scanned)n7Philadelpheia, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, EgyptoGreekr21uUnknownvIIIrd cent. B.C.w Ann Arbor7Q205-7 <zpe37R&l)may21925acquiredfromnahmanlotVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVCVwVxVyVVVVVVVV7V<VdVeVfVVmichiganVW{WDWEWmiswrittenmWmohamedCWWmohammadWmrpWqWWVWW3W4WmummyWWWWWWWWWWWWWWUWVWWWYWZW[W\W]W^W_W`WaWbWcWmummycartonnageVmummycartonnageboughtin1982UVVVWVYVZV[V\V]V^V_V`VaVbVcVmuseum`WRWVWWW/W8W\W^WoWrW{WWWWWWWWWW#W$W%W1W2WWWWWWWWWW)W*WLWMWNWOWPWQWRWSWTWUWVWWWXWYWZW[W\WWW^W_W`WaWtWuWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWW2 museumWW5W:WWWWWWWW"W=W>WIWJWPWVWYW_WpWWWWWWWWWWWWnW{WW W W W W WWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWW W!W"W#W$W%W&W'W(W)W*W+W,W-W.W8W:W;W<W=W>WTWUWXW_W`WxWxW~WWWWWW W W W WWWW&W'W*W+W.W/W8W9W:W<W@WBWCWDWEWPWQWRWSW\W^WhWjWkWlWoWrWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWW W WWWWWWWWWWWWW!W"W#W$W%W@WEWFWWWW W W W W WWWWWWWWWWWWWWW WWWWWWWWW68ˆfAP.Mich.inv. 741CPapD+ P.Mich. inv. 677 + 732; P.Mich. V, 265 (inv. 644 + 694) gives a duplicate of the subscriptions. - Archive of Kronion son of Apion, nomographos of the grapheion of TebtynisE Husselman EMFPMich VG264H1944K6L. 6: read ek dex[ion, instead of eks ar[isteron. (PH)UYesVBWYesX-1921, Acquired by Kelsey from Nahman in Cairo[Sale of a Slave\&6 x 23 cm (total size: 32.2 x 23.5 cm)]black glass; tapes; check alignment of the main fragments (the central one gets too high; the right one should be a bit more to tthe right); realign some fibres? - frg. folded on top of l. 2-3 (middle); check reading l. 2_$The date is given by P.Mich. V, 265.nWKWWWWWWWWWDWEWFWGWHWWWXWnWoWzW{WWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWW(W)W,W8W9WpWrWWWnovember1922acquiredbydraskrenbritishmuseumfromfayoVnovember1924DVEVEVVVVVVVVV%V-V1V2VAVmV|VVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVGVLVVVVVVVVVVVVV&V'VVVVVVVVVVV V9VKVVVVVDVEVFVGVHVWVXVzV{VVVVVVVVVVVVVVV,V8V9VpVrVnovember1925acquiredfrombrummer}VV;V!V"V#V$V%V&V'V(V)V*V+V,V-V.V/V0V1V2V3V4V5V6V7V8V9V:V;V<V=V0&‰X 6902r1_a.bmpX 6902r1_b.bmpY 6902r2_a.bmpY 6902r2_b.bmpY 6902r2_c.bmpZ 6902r2_d.bmpZ 6902r2_e.bmpZ 6902r2_f.bmp[ 6902r2_g.bmp[ 6902r2_h.bmp[ 6902r2_i.bmp\ 6902r2_j.bmp\ 6902r2_k.bmp\ 6902r2_l.bmp] 6902r2_m.bmp] 6902r2_n.bmp] 6902r2_o.bmp^ 6902r2_p.bmp^ 6902r2_q.bmp^ 6902r2_r.bmp_ 6902r2_s.bmp_ 6902r2_t.bmp_ 6902r2_u.bmp` 6902v1_b.bmp` 6902v1_a.bmphA130 x 33.5 cmpurchased in 1943 through Th. WhittemoreAurelia Eudoxia, daughter of GeorgiosPH+ P.Mich. inv. 6917a. - Archive of Dioskoros of Aphrodito.Sale of a share of an old house that is in a state of decay, made by Aurelia Eudoxia to Menas, son of ChristophorosBL VII, 116-117 (date); BL VIII, 217 (l. 21; 31). - A small fragment (P.Mich. inv. 6917a) confirms the reading Christophorou on lntimidation or guile, and for your security I have given you this copy completed according to the laws wi"NIoxyrynchusMWp_W`WaWgWtWwW{W|WWWWWW W!W"W#W(W)W0WFWTWdWvWxWyWWWWWWWWWWWWW W-W.W/W0W4W5W6W7WNWWW WgWtWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWW+W,W-W.W/W0WWWWWWfWgWhWiWjWkWlWmWnWoWwWxWyWzW{W|W}W~WWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWW W W W WWW5W:WIWJWVW_WpWWWWWWW{WpetersonbWWW,WWVWWWW3W4W\WWpetrieWWWWWWWWWWprepared+WMI‹hB-nt_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>jCheck LDAB for bibliographyk publisheds1581 ‹AP.Mich.inv. 21BeCPapE Youtie LCFZPE 67G83-95H1987IPl IIa,bM PMich XVIIN Youtie LCO758P1996UYesVKWYesXGpurchased in Egypt by B.P. Grenfell and F.W. Kelsey in March-April 1920[ Medical codexhDPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>LWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWW;W<W?W@WAWCWDWEWFWJW}WWWWWWW%W-W.W?W@WKWLWQWRWTWUWZW[W`WaWbWcWdWeWfWjWqWrWWWWWWNI&profFWmWqWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWW WWcWiWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWW&W'W(W)W*W+WAWBWJWKWMWWWW W W W WWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWBWNWgWmWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWpurchasedW@&purchasedWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWW"W)W+W/W0W1W2W3W4W5W:W;W<W=W>WPWYW\WsWuWWWWWWW W W WWWWWKWOWPWgWsWpurchasedbydrdlaskrenVkVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVpurchasedbymrkelseyinegyptinmarchandapril1920fromVpurchasedbyprofboakseenbyhibellonmay21925PVA4!fseptemberW*W_W`WaWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWW"W=W>WPWYWsideWacquiredbydraskrenandbritishmuseumpurcsideWWWWWWWWWWWWVVVV"V=V>VPVYVsideWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWYWTWtemple-uWtheRWWWWW/W\W^WoWrWWWWWWWWW#W$W%W1W2WWWWWWWWWWW$W%W)W*WLWMWNWOWPWQWRWSWTWUWVWWWXWYWZW[W\WWWW^W_W`WaWtWuWWWWWWWWWWWWWW5W:WWWWWWWWW"W=W2+‰ESijpesteijn PJF PMich XIIIG661H1977K1BL VII, 116 (l. 12; 14); BL VIII, 217 (l. 12; 14)M StudPap 21NDaris SO+84-86 (l. 1-10, with P.Palau Ribes Inv. 70)P1982R SB XVI 12542 (and XVIII, p. 482)UYesVtop of GWYesX(purchased in 1943 through Th. Whittemore[Report of Legal Proceedings\249 x 30 cm (P.Palau Ribes Inv. 70: 11.2 x 15.5 cm)]More fragments addedAMAccording to the inventory of the collection, P.Mich. inv. 6901 was found rolled with P.Mich. inv. 6900, of which it offers a continuation, though these two large sheets do not seem to have been joined. At least another sheet preceded P.Mich. inv. 6900. P.Palau Ribes Inv. 70 is the upper left corner of P.Mich. inv. 6901 (l. 1-10). MnWAphrodite (Aphrodito), Antaiopolite nome, province of the Lower Thebais, Thebais, EgyptoGreek and Latinr20t[Rep Editor - Dorandi T; Rep Ser. - Ch.L.A. XLVII; 1997; No. 1437[A], with plates;uUnknown scribe6AVIth cent. 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(former owner); Aurelia Maria daughter of Papnytis; Aurelius Kallinikos son of Petros; [- - -] son of Ioannes (John), presbyteros; [- - -], presbyteros; Aurelius [- - -]; Enoch son of Menas, anagnostes; Theodosios, tabellion663Pl. XIV-XVAphrodite (Aphrodito), Antaiopolite nome, province of the Lower Thebais, Thebais, EgyptPMich XIIIHouse Ownership; Illiteracy; Notary; PrieEst (Christian); Sale; WomanSale of Part of a House1977Broken off on the left side and at the top; broken also along nearly every horizontal fold. P.Mich. inv. 6919 and 6921 group a few fragments belonging to the upper part of this roll, but these cannot be connected into a continuous text.many fragmentsRecto (written across the fibres); Verso is blankDocumentary6903r1.bmpX5rarchidikastesWaristocrWaristocratemWzWarithmetical`WarrangementWarrangementregardingpaymentsVarrearsdWfWarrestVWXW^W}WWarsWarticles;WassessmentWWassessmentlistVassessmentsWassignmentWWWWWassignmentofuncultivatedpubliclandVVVVVassumptionWastrologicalyWWastrologicaltableVastrologicaltreatiseyVastronomicalWastronomicaltableVatWWWLWkWWW W W W W WWWWWWWWWWWWWWW.W1W2W3W6W:W;W<W=WattendanceWauthorisationWauthorisationofarenunciationonamortgagedlandwithappVbakerycWbankWWbankreceiptformoneytaxVbankreceiptsVVVbodyNWbook5WbusinessWbusinessletterVbyWWoWcameleWcamel-stablekWWkWH2`4800vbbmp3V487vwW487vabmpwV4926avW4926avabmpV4969vW4969vabmpV4aW$W%W4bW%W&W4c'W5258cv>W5258cvabmp>V5258cvbbmp>Vs (I should check the one next to it when glass is open - CALL ME, pliz) (join of fragments of fragment d to be checked too) - Check if possible join d-e-fUnknown place, province of Egyptsmall, round, upright handMaximus(?) (= Gaius Vibius Maximus, prefecEt of Egypt?); (unnamed) arabarchai185-190Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptMusurillo H22Acta Alexandrinorum1961fragments I-III + fragments a-lJRS 47Army; Ethnicity (Jews, Greeks); Greek city (polis); Justice; Oppression; Violence; WomanActa Alexandrinorum1957Much damaged. Frg. 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II, p. 224; V, p. 389); Chrates (see also P.Mich. II, 128, col. III, l. 32); Theoklas (see also P.Mich. II, 128, col. III, l. 32); (another?) [Haryotes] (see also P.Mich. II, 128, col. 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Recto and Verso are also covered with many figures representing sums of money up to several thousand drachmai, which could be connected to the texts (c) and (d); earlier texts have been erased on both sides.n7Philadelpheia, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, EgyptoGreekrVerso, Text (a), col. I - 3; col. II - 4; col. III - 4; Verso, Text (b) - 6; Recto, Text (c) - 8; Recto, Text (d), col. I - 10; col. II - 9; Recto, Text (e) - 6 See also note for the disposition of the texts and for the other figures on Recto and Verso.Pyrrhichos (see also P.Mich. II, 128, col. II, l. 25); (another?) Papo>‡ij~done on the orig.; conservation9 Traianos: check also if card is clear enough. Translation: text a, col. III. scanned; checkedk publishedliH. Cadell-G. Le Rider, Prix du bl et numraire dans l'gypte lagide de 305 173 (Bruxelles, 1997) p. 51p11/3/97s2025)e left side at the top of Recto; (d) is below (c), in the middle; (e) is alongside (d),but turned the other way up. Recto and Verso are also covered with many figures representing sums of money up to several thousand drachmai, which could be connected to the texts (c) and (d); earlier texts have been erased on both sides.n7Philadelpheia, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, EgyptoGreekrVerso, Text (a), col. I - 3; col. II - 4; col. III - 4; Verso, Text (b) - 6; Recto, Text (c) - 8; Recto, Text (d), col. I - 10; col. II - 9; Recto, Text (e) - 6 See also note for the disposition of the texts and for the other figures on Recto and Verso. about 0.5 cm in height (Boak)Chairemon, exegetes; Kronion3$ qgrainWWIWJWWWTWVW\WcWfWgWhWkWlWoWpWvWxWyWzW|WWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWW W WWWWWWWWWWW&W-W2W3W4W6W7W8W9W:W;W<W=WAWCWDWHWIWJWLWNWOWRWTWYW]WbWeW~WWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWW)W0W3W5W<WBWCWDWEWHWIWJWKWMWoWpWsWxWWWWWWWWWwWWWOWQW}WjWWgrainaccountVgrammarWgrammaticaW|"WharpokratesWhellenisticWherenniaGWherodotus WhexameterWhighereWhireWWhireofasecretaryVhireofscribesVhisWWLWhistorical*Whistoricalwork*VhistoryWhistoryvii5711VhomerIWWhomericWWhomericanthologyVhomericlexiconViconVVVVVxiconVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVWLWiliadWOWWWWWFW5WJWiliadbookii1-425Viliadi283308-375397-520561-578OViliadii488-532Viliadii89-110Viliadvii1-13JViliadxiv314-320Viliadxviii23-617withextensivelacunaeVVFVillegitimateWimperial6WvWwWimperialedictwVinMWWWWWWWWWWWW;U5‚hB; line 35: small difference of level between two parts (right fragment a bit too low, see the white strip below that); last lines a small part perhaps misplaced between the two fragments (to which does it belong?); perhaps a small fragment to unfold at bottom left.Unknown place, province of Egypthighly skilled and almost calligraphic hand-179-195Pl. 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Conservation17 Scanned; checkedk publishedlAJ. Gascou, CE 52 (1977) p. 362-363; R.S. Bagnall-K.A. Worp, BASP 17 (1980) p. 9; L.S.B. MacCoull, JJP 20 (1990) p. 103-107 [= Coptic Perspectives on Late Antiquity (Aldershot-Brookfield, 1993) art. XVIII]; J.G. Keenan, BASP 32 (1995) p. 57-63; T. Gagos, ZPE 93 (1992) 222.p6/17/98s30133the inventory of the collection, P.Mich. inv. 6901 was found rolled with P.Mich. inv. 6900, of which it offers a continuation, though these two large sheets do not seem to have been joined. At least another sheet preceded P.Mich. inv. 6900. P.Palau Ribes Inv. 70 is the upper left corner of P.Mich. inv. 6901 (l. 1-10). MnWAphrodite (Aphrodito), Antaiopolite nome, province of the Lower Thebais, Thebais, EgyptoGreek and Latinr20t[Rep Editor - Dorandi T; Rep Ser. - Ch.L.A. XLVII; 1997; No. 1437[A], with plates;uUnknown scribe6AVIth cent. A.D.@A  ourFM@ŒTiAjIao, Sabaoth, Adonai! I beseech Anatiel, Raphael, Gabriel, Suriel, Azariel, Uriel, . . . aubrael, Ablanathanalba, Sesengembarpharanges. These are the Potentates of God and (the) Powers of the cure. Cure Sarapion, whom Allous bore, from every three-day fever-chill, every-other-day (fever-chill), quotidian (fever-chill) and from every sickness every day(?) . . .jj^done, on the orig.; Traianos: Verschleifung in English? check Verso (offset?) SCANNED, checkedk publishedp7/23/97s2433ŒUAP.Mich.inv. 6955CPapDSee P.Mich. XVIII, p. 89-97, on the group of papyri coming from mummy cartonnage and bought in 1982 by the University of MichiganE Mackay CSF PMich XVIIIG769H1996IPl. VIIUNoWYesXMummy cartonnage bought in 1982[Official Order\10.6 x 33.2 cm].Check (clean glass??? at least the back of it)n?Unknown necropolis (cemeteries at Abusir al-Malaq or al-Lahun?)oGreekrRecto - 16; Verso - 16uLysiasvDec. 16, 200 B.C.?w Ann Arbor3/97Front_R2><_60,J‰iFanother of two-thirds of an approved imperial gold nomismation with a deduction of two (carats for one solidus) by the balance of the same village, i.e. g. nom. 2/3 with a deduction of 2 (carats); which gold piece of the price I, the vendor, Eudoxia, daughter of Georgios, have received, having said so, with the agreement of my husband, Anouphis, son of Isakios, from you, the purchaser, Menas, son of Christophoros, from your hand into my hands in the sight of the lawful witnesses who have Gwritten their attestations below in order, for all time from the present for ever, of full number and weight, at the time the sale was affected; with which price I am satisfied. Upon the condition that henceforth you the same purchaser, Menas, son of Christophoros possess and own and are master of my the above-descripted complete portion of the above-said unsound, old house called "Jonathan, the builder" together with every right pertaining thereto from basement to attic, according to the F4.4x5.4cmV4.4x6cmV4.4x6.3cm/V4.4x6.6cmV4.5WWyWWWWWWfWlWWWWW3WCWGWWWWWW$W}WWWWWWWCWLWTW_WaWeW}WWWWWWWdW WXWW$W%W&WFWhWW8W{W4.5x12.5cm V4.5x2.5cmV4.5x26.7cmdV4.5x3.4cmCV4.5x4cmV%V{V4.5x4.2cm_V4.5x4.5cmV$V4.5x4.6cmeV4.5x5cmCV4.5x5.1cmV4.5x5.4cmV4.5x5.5cmV4.5x6.4cmfV4.5x7cmV4.6WWWWjWW.WRWSWWWsWWWWW$WZW[WWWLWQW4.8x3.6cmVV4.8x6cmZV[V4.8x7.5cmV4.9WW7WAWBWTWWW\WsW4.9x4.3cmBV4.9x4.6cm\V4.9x5.3cmsV4.9x9.4cmAV45.2W45.2x20.2cmV48.3W48.3x9.1cmV4925H[‰iHforegoing description, and may inhabit, manage, exploit and build it and add to it by building and lease and sublease it and transmit it to your own heirs and assigns and successors and use and enjoy it in whatever proprietary way you may please, without hindrance or let, free from opposition present or future from any of those who are heirs after me or joint-heirs, or of my relations by birth or my connections; and I shall compulsorily defend you at every moment from whoever shall take prIoceedings against you; and if I am negligent in the confirmation, I shall pay you three times the price together with costs and damages, in order that this deed of sale may be valid and inviolable wherever it is produced; which deed, written in one copy I have of my own free will and consent executed at the Public Registry without any violence, deceit, compulsion or fraud, without any intimidation or guile, and for your security I have given you this copy completed according to the laws wiBK5.3RW;WWWWWWWWWpWWW WW1WgWkWwWWWWWW W*W\WWWW W{WWWW]WpWsWWW5.3x10.3cm\V5.3x3.8cmV*V5.3x6.5cmV5.3x7.3cmV5.3x7.5cmV5.3x8.6cmV5.3xca11cmV5.4WbWuWWWWW6W:WNWPW[WdWiWkWWWWWW`WaWWWWW9W<WUW]W`WWWWWWWW0WWW]WWWWW5.4x10cmV5.4x26.5cm]V5.4x3.4cmiV5.4x4cm[VdV5.4x4.5cmV5.4x5cmV5.4x5.1cmbV5.4x5.2cmVVV5.4x5.3cmVV5.4x5.6cmV5.4x5.8cm:V5.4x6.3cmV5.4x7cmV0V5.4x7.5cmV5.4x8.2cmNV5.4x9.4cmaV5.4x9.5cmV5.4x9.9cm`V5.5qWWWWWWW3WpWWWW! 5.7;WRWWWWWWWWWWXWuWWWWWWWLWWWWFWnW5.7x17.8cmV5.7x3.4cmV5.7x4cmVnV5.7x4.3cmVV5.7x4.5cmLV5.7x4.6cmRV5.7x4.7cmVV5.7x4.8cm'VV5.7x5.4cmV5.7x5.7cmV5.7x5.9cmV5.7x6.4cmV5.7x7cmHV5.7x7.7cmV5.7x7.8cmV5.7x8.9cminv2755aonlyV.8x5.2cmV5.8x5.3cmV5.8x6.3cmV5.8x7cmZV5.8x7.3cmV5.9WWWW!WQWWWWWWW"W#W.WWdWgW5.9x4.5cmV5.9x4.7cm"V5.9x5cmV5.9x5.1cmV5.9x5.2cmVV5.9x5.6cmdV5.9x6.2cm!VQV5.9x7.8cmV5471aW5764W5767W5774W5838bWWW5840'W(W5845(W5906WW5907WW5910WW5916-W5917W6DWWWW6WHW:  inotaryWWWWlWW"W%W&Wnotary'sWnotationWnote^WeWWMW\WWWW-W.WnotedWnotesisWnoteworthyyWnothingWWW'W?WAWfWyWWW>WWW#W&W1W8W=W?W@WKW|WWIWWWZW[WhWWWnoticeWoW~WWWCWnotification>WWnotifyWnotusCWnotwithstandingWnoumenios7WWMWnounWnouphis}WW.Wnouraios:WnousonasWnovemberEWWnovicesPWnovusWWnow_W`WaW|WWWtWyWWWWWWWOW'W/WQWSWYWfWhWkWnWoWuWWWWWWWWWW"W4W5W=WMW ?" 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And we have received from Hestia the entire price agreed upon, in full, immediately, from hand to hand, out of the house, and we guarantee this sale with every guarantee from public and private encumbrances and from every claim forever as aforesaid, Sotas incurring no loss with respect to the sums which the aforesaid Peloeis and Nepheros owe him in accordance with a contract of security as aforesaid. PhemnaDsis, son of Phemnasis, wrote for them since they are illiterate. 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"" "  (ƒAO.Mich.inv. 4555COstE Amundsen LFOMich IG187H1935UNoWNoX 25-5092-C x 3[Receipt for Delivery in Kind\9 x 8 cmn=Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptoGreekr7uEAurelii Apollonios and Ptolemaios, overseers of the chaff for BabylonvAug. 31(?), 303 A.D.wCairoizeFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_BR8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>jScannedk publishedƒAO.Mich.inv. 4555COstE Amundsen LFOMich IG187H1935UNoWNoX 25-5092-C x 3[Receipt for Delivery in Kind\9 x 8 cmn=Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptoGreekr7uEAurelii Apollonios and Ptolemaios, overseers of the chaff for BabylonvAug. 31(?), 303 A.D.wCairo D$ƒx^Receipt for chaff of Karanis brought by Panesates, son of Aunes, to the collectors of BabylonyAurelius Apollonios, epimeletes achyrou Babylonos (see also O.Mich. II, 779); Aurelius Ptolemaios, epimeletes achyrou Babylonos (see also O.Mich. II, 779; III, 1012); Panesates son of Aunes (see also O.Mich. I, p. 201; II, 780; III, 1012)z/Tax collection; taxation (Land); Transportation{Babylon; Karanis|PHOBunknown harbor, Herakleopolite or Memphite nome, province of EgyptPCompleteQ1RRecto; Verso is blankS DocumentaryT 4555o.bmphptAurelius Apollonios, epimeletes achyrou Babylonos (see also O.Mich. II, 779); Aurelius Ptolemaios, epimeletes achyrou Babylonos (see also O.Mich. II, 779; III, 1012); Panesates son of Aunes (see also O.Mich. I, p. 201; II, 780; III, 1012);187Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptOMich ITax collection; taxation (Land); TransportationReceF SƒhCCBack_R2><_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>i[- - -] [- - -]: 1(?) Hatres(?): 1(?) Kallon(?): 1(?) Ammonios: 1(?) Severus: 3(?) Apollonas(?): 1 donkey Ouenaphreis, son of Priscus(?): 2 donkeys Ouenaphreis: 2 donkeys Germanus: 1 donkeyjDone on ph.; scannedk publishedp12/3/98s391 initials>PHList of donkey-driversLate IIIrd/early IVth cent. A.D.Amundsen LO.Mich.inv. 4554GreekCairo11OstNoNoprobably Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptHatres(?); Kallon(?); Ammonios; Severus; Apollonas(?); Ouenaphreis (Ouenaphris, Onnophris FƒAO.Mich.inv. 4553COstE Amundsen LFOMich IG344H1935UNoWNoX 25-5091-C x 9[List of Donkey-Drivers\ 7.5 x 10.3 cmn=Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptoGreekr11uUnknownv Late IIIrd/early IVth cent. A.D.wCairoxList of donkey-driversySarapion son of Artemidoros(?); Pathermouthis son of Dioskoros (see also O.Mich. I, 267); Apollonios, veteranus (see also O.Mich. I, 347); Saras; Moros, hiereus (see O.Mich. I, p. 198); Leonides; Ptolemaios, demosios; Saras, onelateszBList; Personal status: veteran; Priest; Profession; Transportation|PHOFprobably Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptPBroken off at the topQ1RRecto; Verso is blankS DocumentaryT 4553o.bmphocumentaryT 4553o.bmphC x 94><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>jScannedk publishedƒAO.Mich.inv. 4552COstE Amundsen LFOMich IG503H1935UNoWNoX 25-5091-C x 9I+DƒAO.Mich.inv. 4551COstE Amundsen LFOMich IG196H1935KBL III, 262 (l. 5)UNoWNoX 25-5091-C x 9[Receipt for Delivery in Kind\ 8.8 x 6.6 cmn=Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptoGreekr6>503Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptOMich I19354552o.bmp<_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_BR8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>jScannedk publishedƒAO.Mich.inv. 4551COstE Amundsen LFOMich IG196H1935KBL III, 262 (l. 5)UNoWNoX 25-5091-C x 9[Receipt for Delivery in Kind\ 8.8 x 6.6 cmn=Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptoGreekr6eekr6 !ƒhCRecto; Verso is blankDocumentary4550o.bmp<_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>irPaulos, son of Tanis; Ouenaphris, exopylites; Sotas, son of Apollonios; Arabikos; Palemon; D. . ., son of SarapionjDone on ph. Scannedk publishedllH.C. Youtie, Textual Criticism of Documentary Papyri. Prolegomena = BICS. Suppl. 33 (London, 1974) pl. VIIIbp12/21/98s387650-657TAPA 711940OMich IFunerary Profession; ListList of Names1935Perhaps broken off at the bottom; surface damaged1D ƒhA8.4 x 5.1 cm25-5091-C x 9UnknownPHList of names, perhaps of liturgical workersBL VII, 290 (l. 2)Late IIIrd/early IVth cent. A.D.Amundsen LO.Mich.inv. 4550GreekCairo6OstNoNoprobably Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptPaulos son of Tanis; Ouenaphris (OnBnophris), exopylites (see TAPA 71 [1940] p. 650-651); Sotas son of Apollonios; Arabikos; Palemon; D. . . son of Sarapion592Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptYoutie HC650-657TAPA 711940OMich IFunerary Profession; ListList of Names1935Perhaps broken off at the bottom; surface damaged1CG`ƒhA5.9 x 9.8 cm25-5091-C x 9Unknown tax-collectorPHReceipt for transport of grain to an unknown harbor by the veteran AmmonianosBL VIII, 527 and 528 (date)Late IIIrd cent. A.D. (Nov. 24, 272. or Nov. 25, 279 A.D.?)Amundsen LPsenyrisO.Mich.inv. 4548GreekCairo8OstNoNoprobably KBaranis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptAmmonianos, veteran (see BASP 16 [1979] p. 223)384Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptOMich ILiturgy (compulsory public service); Personal status: veteran; Tax collection; Taxation (land); TransportationReceipt for Transport of Grain1935Complete1Recto; Verso is blankWNoG`EƒAO.Mich.inv. 4547COstE Amundsen LFOMich IG247H1935UNoWNoX 25-5091-C x 9[Receipt for Delivery in Kind\ 4.8 x 7.9 cmBL VIII, 527 on 3-5Amundsen LO.Mich.inv. 4548OstNoNo384Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptOMich I19354548o.bmp<_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>jScannedk published ƒAO.Mich.inv. 4547COstE Amundsen LFOMich IG247H1935UNoWNoX 25-5091-C x 9[Receipt for Delivery in Kind\ 4.8 x 7.9 cm province of EgyptT 4547o.bmphHHƒhA7.2 x 7 cm25-5091-C x 9Unknown tax-collectorPHReceipt for transport of grain to an unknown harbor in the name of AmoulesMay 31, 298 A.D.Amundsen L[horiodeiktia] of Karanis (?)O.Mich.inv. 4546GreekCairo7OstNoNoprobably Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptAmoules son of Pekysis(?) (see also O.Mich. I, 182?); Tiberinus, onelates(?)459Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptOMich ILiturgy (compulsory public service); Profession; Tax collection; Taxation (land); TransportationReceipt for Transport of Grain1935Complete; surface lost on the left side1Recto; Verso is blankDocumentaryHF!ƒAO.Mich.inv. 4545COstE Amundsen LFOMich IG283H1935KBL III, 263 on line 2UNoWNoX 25-5085B-H[1Receipt (Certificate) for Work on the Embankments\ 6.5 x 3.7 cmn=Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptoGreekr3uUnknown dyke-surveyorvIIIrd cent. A.D.wCairo><_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_BR8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>jScannedk publishedƒAO.Mich.inv. 4545COstE Amundsen LFOMich IG283H1935KBL III, 263 on line 2UNoWNoX 25-5085B-H[1Receipt (Certificate) for Work on the Embankments\ 6.5 x 3.7 cmn=Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptoGreekr3uUnknown dyke-surveyorvIIIrd cent. A.D.wCairoPKƒI with photoMTAPA 72N Youtie HCO456P1941UNoWNoX 25-5084B-H[Writing or Reading Exercise\ 6.4 x 5 cmn=Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptoGreekr3sIThe letters are very well executed; probably a teacher's model (Cribiore)uUnknownv Roman timeswCairox&Letters, not in the alphabetical orderzSchool; Writing|PHOFprobably Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptPDamaged at the bottomQ1RRecto; Verso is blankS DocumentaryT 4544o.bmphA6.4 x 5 cm25-5084B-HUnknownPHLetters, not in the alphabetical orderRoman timesAmundsen LO.Mich.inv. 4544GreekCairo3OstNoNoprobably Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptThe letters are very well executed; probably a teacher's model (Cribiore)672Youtie HC456TAPA 721941OMich I19354544o.bmp<_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600BDPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>jScannedk publishedƒAO.Mich.inv. 4543COstE Amundsen LFOMich IG239H1935UNoWNoX 25-5083B-N[Receipt for Delivery in Kind\7 x 5 cmn=Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptoGreekr3uUnknown tax-collectorEJƒyaPtolemaios son of Demetrios; Ptollas son of Sarapion (see O.Mich. I, p. 204); Melas; Aion; KastorzList|PHOFprobably Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptPCompleteQ1RRecto; Verso is blankS DocumentaryT 4542o.bmphA6.8 x 9.2 cm25-5082B-BUnknownPHList of names, perhaps of liturgical workersEarly IVth cent. A.D.?Amundsen LO.Mich.inv. 4542GreekCairo4OstNoNoprobably Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptPtolemaios son of Demetrios; Ptollas son of Sarapion (see O.Mich. I, p. 204); MelaH1935UNoWNoX 25-5082B-Bn=Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptT 4542o.bmphnis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgypthJG,ƒAO.Mich.inv. 4541COstE Amundsen LFOMich IG415H1935UNoWNoX 25-5077-D[Receipt for Transport of Grain\ 8.1 x 11.1 cmn=Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptoGreekr7uUnknown tax-collectorvJan. 7, 289 A.D.wCairox3Receipt for transport of grain to an unknown harbort_R2><_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8>B<_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>jScannedk publishedƒAO.Mich.inv. 4541COstE Amundsen LFOMich IG415H1935UNoWNoX 25-5077-D[Receipt for Transport of Grain\ 8.1 x 11.1 cmn=Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptoGreekr7uUnknown tax-collectorvJan. 7, 289 A.D.wCairox3Receipt for transport of grain to an unknown harborHH!ƒhCe>Documentary4540o.bmp<_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>iOf the granary of Karanis, of the dekaprotos Souchidas and his associates, of the crop of year 11 and 10 and 3, in the name of Macrinus, son of Ptolemaios, through Melas the donkey-driver, six donkeys, equal 6. Year 12 and 11 and 4, Phamenoth 1.jDone on ph. Scannedk publishedp12/11/98s377 ƒAO.Mich.inv. 4539COstE Amundsen LFOMich IG688H1935UNoWNoX 25-5076B-R[ Receipt(?)\10.5 x 14.9 cmn=Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptoGreekr5uUnknownvIIIrd/IVth cent. A.D.wCairoxVery badly faded receipt(?)zTax collectionH! ,ƒhBEgyptOMich ITax collectionReceipt(?)1935Complete; writing almost completely faded1Recto; Verso is blankDocumentary4539o.bmp<_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBacCk_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>ii((Text too fragmentary to be translated.)jDone on ph. Scannedk publishedp12/24/98s376 UNoWNoX 25-5076B-Rn=Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptT 4539o.bmph +@8ƒAO.Mich.inv. 4537COstE Amundsen LFOMich IG232H1935UNoWNoX 25-5074-A x 2[Receipt for Delivery in Kind\ 2.8 x 4.7 cmn=Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptoGreekr3uUnknown tax-collectorvEarly IVth cent. A.D.wCairox9Receipt for chaff of Karanis brought to an unknown harbor_R1><_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DBPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>k publishedƒAO.Mich.inv. 4537COstE Amundsen LFOMich IG232H1935UNoWNoX 25-5074-A x 2[Receipt for Delivery in Kind\ 2.8 x 4.7 cmn=Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptoGreekr3uUnknown tax-collectorvEarly IVth cent. A.D.wCairox9Receipt for chaff of Karanis brought to an unknown harborC+?oƒn=Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptoGreekr5uUnknown tax-collectorsvApr. 1, 301 A.D.wCairoxIReceipt for transport of grain to an unknown harbor in the name of NeilosyNeilos [- - -]zTLiturgy (compulsory public service); Tax collection; Taxation (land); Transportation{Karanis|PHOFprobably Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptPBroken off on the left sideQ1RRecto; Verso is blankS DocumentaryT 4536o.bmphA7.4 x 6.1 cm25-5072G-C x 16Unknown tax-collectorsPHReceipt for transport of grain to an unknown harbor in the name of NeilosApr. 1, 301 A.D.Amundsen LKaranisO.Mich.inv. 4536GreekCairo5OstNoNoprobably Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptNeilos [- - -]6.1 x 6.5 cm25-5072G-C x 16Unknown tax-collectorPHReceipt(?) (or memorandum) for delivery of grain brought by Apphous to an unknown harborLate IIIrd/early IVth cent. A.D.Amundsen LO.Mich.inv. 4535GreekCairo6OstNoNoprobably Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptApphous sBon of Horion(?) (see also O.Mich. I, 552?); Harpalos(?)555Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptOMich IAnimal; Liturgy (compulsory public service); Tax collection; TransportationReceipt(?) for Transport of Grain1935Complete; surface badly damaged by a black decay partly covering the writing1Recto; Verso is blankDocumentary<_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>i((Text too fragmentary to be translated.)jEDone on ph. Scanned L. 1: starts with a phi rather than a theta? (PH)k publishedp12/24/98s372 bably Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of Egypt682Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of Egypt1OMich IFragment1935Complete(?); writing almost completely faded and illegible1Recto; Verso is blankDocumentary4534o.bmp<_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1>< /E ƒAO.Mich.inv. 4533COstE Amundsen LFOMich IG244H1935UNoWNoX25-5072G-C x 16[Receipt for Delivery in Kind\ 8.9 x 7.2 cmn=Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptoGreekr3uUnknown tax-collectorv Late IIIrd/early IVth cent. A.D.wCairoar>19354534o.bmp<_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>jScannedk publishedƒAO.Mich.inv. 4533COstE Amundsen LFOMich IG244H1935UNoWNoX25-5072G-C x 16[Receipt for Delivery in Kind\ 8.9 x 7.2 cmn=Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptoGreekr3uUnknown tax-collectorv Late IIIrd/early IVth cent. A.D.wCairoE 2ƒhBvince of EgyptOMich ITax collection; Taxation (Land)Receipt for Delivery in Kind1935Complete1Recto; Verso is blankDocumentary4532o.bmp<_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8>C<_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>tiEpeiph 1. 22 bundles.jDone, on ph. Scannedk publishedp11/24/98s370 IG243H1935UNoWNoX25-5072G-C x 16[Receipt for Delivery in Kind\ 5.5 x 6.9 cmn=Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptoGreekr3uUnknown tax-collectorv Late IIIrd/early IVth cent. A.D.wCairox"Receipt (or memorandum) for fodder 1ExƒAO.Mich.inv. 4531COstE Amundsen LFOMich IG238H1935UNoWNoX25-5072G-C x 16[Receipt for Delivery in Kind\ 5.4 x 7 cmn=Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptoGreekr5uUnknown tax-collectorv Late IIIrd/early IVth cent. A.D.wCairoullSizeFront_R1>4532o.bmp<_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFronBt_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>jScannedk publishedƒAO.Mich.inv. 4531COstE Amundsen LFOMich IG238H1935UNoWNoX25-5072G-C x 16[Receipt for Delivery in Kind\ 5.4 x 7 cmn=Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptoGreekr5uUnknown tax-collectorv Late IIIrd/early IVth cent. A.D.wCairoE{EzƒhA7.5 x 6.1 cm25-5072G-C x 16Unknown tax-collectorPHReceipt (or memorandum) for fodder delivered by Anouthis and SambasL. 1: read Anouthis kai Samba(s), instead of Anouthis Samba. (Unpublished note of H.C. Youtie; see also O.Mich. I, 240)Late IIIrd/early IVth cent. A.D.Amundsen LO.Mich.inv. 4530GreekCairo3OstNoBNoProbably Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptAnouthis (see also O.Mich. I, 240); Sambas (see also O.Mich. I, 240)237Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptOMich ITax collection; Taxation (Land)Receipt for Delivery in Kind1935Complete; partly faded1Recto; Verso is blankDocEzD-ƒAO.Mich.inv. 4529COstE Amundsen LFOMich IG143H1935KdL. 3: read cha(lkou) 3430(?), instead of cha(lkou) (drachmai) 421. (Unpublished note of H.C. Youtie)UNoWNoX25-5072G-C x 16[Receipt for Money Payment\ 7.1 x 5.7 cmn=Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptoGreekr3Front_R2><_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFronBt_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>jScannedk publishedƒAO.Mich.inv. 4529COstE Amundsen LFOMich IG143H1935KdL. 3: read cha(lkou) 3430(?), instead of cha(lkou) (drachmai) 421. (Unpublished note of H.C. Youtie)UNoWNoX25-5072G-C x 16[Receipt for Money Payment\ 7.1 x 5.7 cmn=Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptoGreekr3PItƒAO.Mich.inv. 4528COstE Amundsen LFOMich IG552H1935UNoWNoX25-5072G-C x 16[!Receipt(?) for Transport of Grain\ 11.4 x 7 cmn=Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptoGreekr4uUnknown tax-collectorv Late IIIrd/early IVth cent. A.D.wCairoxXReceipt(?) (or memorandum) for delivery of grain brought by Apphous to an unknown harboryApphous son of Horeion (Horion)zKAnimal; Liturgy (compulsory public service); Tax collection; Transportation|PHOFprobably Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptPComplete; partly fadedQ1RRecto; Verso is blankS DocumentaryT 4528o.bmph_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>jScannedk publishedƒAO.Mich.inv. 4528COstE Amundsen LFOMich IG552H1935UNoWNoX25-5072G-C x 16n=Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptT 4528o.bmphGGƒhB meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptAmmonios son of Papeeis (see ZPE 88 [1991] p. 182-183); Ptollarion361Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptOMich ILiturgy (compulsory public service); Tax collection; Taxation (land); TransportationReceipt for Transport of Grain1935Complete(?); very much faded1Recto; Verso is blankDocumentary4527o.bmp<_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>IIrd cent. A.D.wCairocollectorvLate IIIrd cent. A.D.wCairoG! 8ƒhA8.3 x 6.8 cm25-5072G-C x 16Unknown tax-collectorPHReceipt for transport of grain to an unknown harbor in the name of AmmoniosBL III, 264 (l. 3)Nov. 27, 286 A.D.Amundsen Lhoriodeiktia of Karanis; Arsinoe(?)O.Mich.inv. 4526GreekCairo4OstNoNoprobably Karanis, Herakleidou meriBs, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptAmmonios son of Papeeis (see ZPE 88 [1991] p. 182-183); Nikas409Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptOMich ILiturgy (compulsory public service); Tax collection; Taxation (land); TransportationReceipt for Transport of Grain1935Complete; surface partly damaged through a black decay which covers some of the writing 7HkƒhC1Recto; Verso is blankDocumentary4526o.bmp<_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>iOf the granary of the horiodeiktia of Karanis, of the crop of year 2, Ammonios, son of Papeeis, through Nikas, (has contributed), through beasts of Arsinoe(?), five donkeys, equal 5. Year 3 and 2, Choiak 1.jDone on ph. Scannedk publishedlN. Lewis, AJP 58 (1937) p. 106p12/8/98s364ƒAO.Mich.inv. 4525COstE Amundsen LFOMich IG447H1935K+BL VIII, 527 (date); BL X, 294 (date; l. 4)UNoWNoX25-5072G-C x 16[Receipt for Transport of Grain\ 11.3 x 6.6 cmArsinoite nome, province of EgyptoGreekr4HkHmƒhA11.3 x 6.6 cm25-5072G-C x 16Heron(?), dekaprotosPHReceipt for transport of grain to an unknown harbor in the name of AmmoniosBL VIII, 527 (date); BL X, 294 (date; l. 4)Late IIIrd cent. A.D. (Apr. 6, 277 or 284 A.D.?)Amundsen LKaranisO.Mich.inv. 4525GreekCairo4OstNoNoprobabBly Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptHeron(?), dekaprotos; Ammonios son of Papeeis (see ZPE 88 [1991] p. 182-183)447Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptOMich ILiturgy (compulsory public service); Tax collection; Taxation (land); TransportationReceipt for Transport of Grain1935Complete1Recto; Verso ied@T4515oW4515obmpV4516oW4516obmpV4517oW4517obmpV4518oW4518obmpV4520oW4520obmpV4521oW4521obmpV4522oW4522obmpV4523oW4523obmpV4524oW4524obmpV4525oW4525obmpV4526oW4526obmpV4527oW4527obmpV4527rtW4527rbmptV4528oW4528obmpV29p3W4529p3bmpV4530oW4530obmpV4531oW4531obmpV4532oW4532obmpV4533oW4533obmpV4534oW4534obmpV4535oW4535obmpV4536oW4536obmpV4537oW4537obmpV4540oW4540obmpV4541oW4541obmpV4542oW4542obmpV4543oW4543obmpV4544oW4544obmpV4545oW4545obmpV4546oW4546obmpV4547oW4547obmpV4548oW4548obmpV4549oW4549obmpV45r|W45rbmp|V4607rW4607rbmpV4666arW4666arbmpV <H~ƒhBbrary>Cairo8OstNoNoprobably Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptAmmonios son of Papeeis (see ZPE 88 [1991] p. 182-183); (another) Ammonios; Heron453Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptOMich ILiturgy (compulsory public service); Tax collection; Taxation (land); TransportationReceipt for TransporCt of Grain1935Complete1Recto; Verso is blankDocumentary4522o.bmp<_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBF ;ƒzTLiturgy (compulsory public service); Tax collection; Taxation (land); Transportation{)horiodeiktia of Karanis; Stratonos (kome)|PHOFprobably Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptPCompleteQ1RRecto; Verso is blankS DocumentaryT 4522o.bmphA5.7 x 5.9 cm25-5072G-C x 16Unknown tax-collectorPHReceipt for transport of grain to an unknown harbor in the name of AmmoniosL. 5: read di(a) kte(non) Stra(tonos) onoi, instead of dia kte(non) de(mosion)(?) on(ous). (Unpublished note of H.C. Youtie)Apr. 23, 295 A.D.Amundsen Lhoriodeiktia of Karanis; Stratonos (kome)O.Mich.inv. 4522Greek
  • <_600DPIBack_R8>0DPIBack_R8>DPIBack_R8>>IHHƒAO.Mich.inv. 4520COstE Amundsen LFOMich IG437H1935UNoWNoX25-5072F-J x 6[Receipt for Transport of Grain\10.6 x 10.6 cmrovince of EgyptT 4521o.bmphA25-5072G-C x 16Amundsen LO.Mich.inv. 4521OstNoNo554Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptOMich I19354521o.bmp<_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFronBt_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>jScannedk publishedƒAO.Mich.inv. 4520COstE Amundsen LFOMich IG437H1935UNoWNoX25-5072F-J x 6[Receipt for Transport of Grain\10.6 x 10.6 cmvince of EgyptFGƒ@ AvIhBIƒ@ B[DhADCIƒ@DG ChAHCCHƒ@ D9AFhA ECFsPƒUH-hAH0CH4ƒvGhB FDGAGlAG JƒhA KƒvEnhBEmiEtƒ@ LhA MƒhA NƒyDhBD ƒ@ OhA PƒhA QƒyFhB Rƒ@ Sƒn TƒhA UƒhA VƒhA WƒhA XƒxDhBDiDƒ@ YhA ZƒxDhBDDƒ@ [hA \ƒhA ]ƒvFyhBFtƒ@ ^oDwhBDviDyƒ@ _hA `ƒy ahBCƒ@ bƒn LhBDƒ@ coEDhBEFƒ@ dhA eƒ@ fhA hC gƒhA iƒ\DhADCDƒ@ hA jƒxFhAFCFƒ@ hA lƒ@ mk nƒn oƒhA pƒnE+hBE*iE)ƒ@ qs rhB ti sƒ uƒMChACCCƒn hBFMƒ@ wyDhBDƒnChBChHHHKƒhA10.6 x 10.6 cm25-5072F-J x 6Ptolemaios, dekaprotosPHReceipt for transport of grain to an unknown harbor in the name of AmmoniosMarch 29, 293 A.D.Amundsen LKaranis; IbionO.Mich.inv. 4520GreekCairo6OstNoNoprobably Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptPtolBemaios, dekaprotos; Ammonios son of Papeis (Papeeis) (see ZPE 88 [1991] p. 182-183); Nilos (Neilos) (see also O.Mich. I, 381; 432?); Anamoun; Sarmates437Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptOMich ILiturgy (compulsory public service); Tax collection; Taxation (land); TransportationReceipt for Transport of Grain1935Complete1Recto; Verso is PJƒn=Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptoGreekr2uUnknownvLate IIIrd cent. A.D.wCairox,List of names, perhaps of liturgical workersydHeras son of Kastor (see O.Mich. I, p. 194); Neilos son of Strouthios (see also O.Mich. I, 571; 619)zList|PHOFprobably Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptPCompleteQ1RRecto; Verso is blankS DocumentaryT 4517o.bmphA6.7 x 5.8 cm25-5072F-J x 6UnknownPHList of names, perhaps of liturgical workersLate IIIrd cent. A.D.Amundsen LO.Mich.inv. 4517GreekCairo2OstNoNoprobably Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptHeras son of Kastor (see O.Mich. I, p. 194); Neilos son of Strouthios (see also935UNoWNoX25-5072F-J x 6UNoWNoX25-5072F-J x 6JIƒAO.Mich.inv. 4516COstE Amundsen LFOMich IG551H1935UNoWNoX25-5072F-J x 6[!Receipt(?) for Transport of Grain\ 10.3 x 8.6 cmn=Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptoGreekr3uUnknown tax-collectorrovenance>Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptOMich I19354517o.bmp<_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFrontB_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>jScannedk publishedƒAO.Mich.inv. 4516COstE Amundsen LFOMich IG551H1935UNoWNoX25-5072F-J x 6[!Receipt(?) for Transport of Grain\ 10.3 x 8.6 cmn=Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptoGreekr3uUnknown tax-collectorID%ƒAO.Mich.inv. 4515COstE Amundsen LFOMich IG134H1935IPl. IVKBL VIII, 526 (l. 1; date). - L. 5: epibole(s) katag(ogon)(?) is dubious; in unpublished notes, H.C. Youtie thought of: epibole(s) kat'a(ndra) or kat'ar(ouran), and of: epikth(niton) kata(boles). (PH)UNoWNoX25-5072F-J x 6ullSizeFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFrontB_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>jScannedk publishedƒAO.Mich.inv. 4515COstE Amundsen LFOMich IG134H1935IPl. IVKBL VIII, 526 (l. 1; date). - L. 5: epibole(s) katag(ogon)(?) is dubious; in unpublished notes, H.C. Youtie thought of: epibole(s) kat'a(ndra) or kat'ar(ouran), and of: epikth(niton) kata(boles). (PH)UNoWNoX25-5072F-J x 6epiboleDHCƒG436H1935UNoWNoX25-5072 E-A x 14[Receipt for Transport of Grain\ 6.7 x 9.8 cmn=Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptoGreekr6uUnknown tax-collectorvJan. 26, 293 A.D.wCairoxGReceipt for transport of grain to an unknown harbor in the name of Aiony*Aion son of Amo(--) (Ammonios?); Amaeis(?)zTLiturgy (compulsory public service); Tax collection; Taxation (land); Transportation{%horiodeiktia of Karanis; Philadelphia|PHOFprobably Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptPbComplete; surface badly damaged by a black decay, so that the writing is in parts almost illegibleQ1RRecto; Verso is blankS DocumentaryT 4514o.bmph/><_600DPIBack_R8>jScannedk published ƒAO.Mich.inv. 4514COstE Amundsen LFOMich IG436H1935UNoWNoX25-5072 E-A x 14n=Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptT 4514o.bmph>HFƒAO.Mich.inv. 4513COstE Amundsen LFOMich IG342H1935UNoWNoX25-5072 E-A x 14[List of Donkey-Drivers\ 9.1 x 11.8 cmn=Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptoGreekr13uUnknownv Late IIIrd/early IVth cent. A.D.wCairoxList of donkey-drivers9nt_R1>4514o.bmp<_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFroBnt_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>jScannedk publishedƒAO.Mich.inv. 4513COstE Amundsen LFOMich IG342H1935UNoWNoX25-5072 E-A x 14[List of Donkey-Drivers\ 9.1 x 11.8 cmn=Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptoGreekr13uUnknownv Late IIIrd/early IVth cent. A.D.wCairoxList of donkey-drivers9FFƒhA9.1 x 11.8 cm25-5072 E-A x 14UnknownPHList of donkey-driversLate IIIrd/early IVth cent. A.D.Amundsen LO.Mich.inv. 4513GreekCairo13OstNoNoprobably Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptAeion (Aion) son of Papeeis (see also O.Mich. I, 4; 581); Ariston son of Serenus (see Balso O.Mich. I, 589; 626); Harpalos son of Harpaeies (Harpaeis); Atisis son of Paeianos (Paianos) (see also O.Mich. I, 4); Euemeros; Ouenaphris son of Aeionis (Aionis) (see H.C. Youtie, Scriptiunculae II, p. 825, n. 17, and p. 829); Ptollarion; Sempronia; Timotheos son of Valerius; Isidoros son of Horos (see O.Mich. I, p. 195); Neilos, archephodos342Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptOMich IAnimal; List; PolicGGƒhBMaterial>OstNoNoprobably Hiera Nikolaou, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptDiocletianus, Emperor; Ammonios son of Papeis (Papeeis) (see ZPE 88 [1991] p. 182-183)408Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptOMich ILiturgy (compulsory public service); Tax collection; Taxation (land); TransportationReceipt for Transport of Grain1935Complete1Recto; Verso is blankDocumentary4511o.bmp<_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_60NoGEoƒAO.Mich.inv. 4510 KAO181P1991UNoWNoX25-5072 E-A x 14n=Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptT 4511o.bmphA25-5072 E-A x 14BL III, 264 Dates before August 29, 285 ADAmundsen LO.Mich.inv. 4511OstNoNo408Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptLiesker WHM-Worp KA181ZPE 881991OMich I19354511o.bmp<_600DPB1IFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>jScannedk published ƒAO.Mich.inv. 4510H7H)(ƒAO.Mich.inv. 4508COstE Amundsen Lace partly damaged by a black decay1Recto; Verso is blankDocumentary4509o.bmp<_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_RD+6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>iAOf the granary of the horiodeiktia of Karanis, of the crop of year 2, of the dekaprotos Hermeios, Ammonios, son of Papeis, through Neilos, (has contributed), through beasts of the Kynopolite(?) nome, through Phaues, four donkeys; and through beasts of the Panopolite nome, 8 (donkeys).jDone on ph. Scannedk publishedl4W.H.M. Liesker - K.A. Worp, ZPE 88 (1991) p. 182-183p12/4/98 ƒAO.Mich.inv. 4508COstE Amundsen LH)H(ƒhA7.5 x 7.2 cm25-5072 E-A x 14Unknown tax-collectorPHReceipt for transport of grain to an unknown harbor in the name of Ammonios290/291 A.D.?Amundsen LKaranis(?); NarmouthisO.Mich.inv. 4508GreekCairo8OstNoNoprobably Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptHeB[- - -]; Patroklos; Ammonios son of Papeis (Papeeis) (see ZPE 88 [1991] p. 182-183)429Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptOMich ILiturgy (compulsory public service); Tax collection; Taxation (land); TransportationReceipt for Transport of Grain1935Complete(?); surface much damaged by decay, so that the writing is to a large extent illegible16.7 x 9.6 cm25-5072 E-A x 14Dionysion, dekaprotosPHReceipt for transport of grain to an unknown harbor in the name of AmmoniosDec. 7, 292 A.D.Amundsen LTamelanos (epoikion, vel similia?)O.Mich.inv. 4507GreekCairo7OstNoNoprobably Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgypNoWNoX25-5072 E-A x 14n=Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptT 4507o.bmph JEn)ƒAO.Mich.inv. 4506COstE Amundsen LF%Serta Rudbergiana = Symb.Osl.Suppl. 4G85-87H1931MOMich IN Amundsen LO235P1935QPl. VIUNoWNoX25-5072 E-A x 14[Receipt for Delivery in Kind\ 5.7 x 7.8 cmn=Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptoGreekr8uPhilippos and NeiloslSizeFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFroBnt_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>jScannedk publishedƒAO.Mich.inv. 4506COstE Amundsen LF%Serta Rudbergiana = Symb.Osl.Suppl. 4G85-87H1931MOMich IN Amundsen LO235P1935QPl. VIUNoWNoX25-5072 E-A x 14[Receipt for Delivery in Kind\ 5.7 x 7.8 cmn=Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptoGreekr8uPhilippos and NeilosEtGƒS DocumentaryT 4505o.bmphA8.8 x 6.8 cm25-5072 E-A x 14Philadelphos, dekaprotos ?PHReceipt for transport of grain to an unknown harbor in the name of Apres alias Onnophris(?)March/April 289 A.D.?Amundsen L[horiodeiktia?] of KaranisO.Mich.inv. 4505GreekCairo7OstNoNoprobably Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>jScannedk publishedƒAO.Mich.inv. 4505COstE Amundsen LFOMich IG419H1935UNoWNoX25-5072 E-A x 14n=Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptT 4505o.bmphHg NƒhC4504o.bmp<_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>riOf the granary of the village of the horiodeiktia of Karanis, of the crop of year 8 and 7, in the name of Neilos, son of Cassianus, through Antoninus, through public beasts, through Agath(--)(?), one donkey, equal 1. Year 9 and 8 and 1, Mesore 28.jDone on ph. scannedk publishedp12/10/98s343 ry public service); Tax collection; Taxation (land); TransportationReceipt for Transport of Grain1935Complete; surface badly damaged by a black decay1Recto; Verso is blankDocumentary MD$ƒAO.Mich.inv. 4503COstE Amundsen LFOMich IG140H1935UNoWNoX25-5072 E-A x 14[Receipt for Money Payment\ 9.2 x 6 cmn=Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptoGreekr7uUnknown tax-collectorv Late IIIrd/early IVth cent. A.D.wCairoxReceipt for payment of money><_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFroBnt_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>jScannedk publishedƒAO.Mich.inv. 4503COstE Amundsen LFOMich IG140H1935UNoWNoX25-5072 E-A x 14[Receipt for Money Payment\ 9.2 x 6 cmn=Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptoGreekr7uUnknown tax-collectorv Late IIIrd/early IVth cent. A.D.wCairoxReceipt for payment of moneyD H5\ƒ\ 8.8 x 3.7 cmn=Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptoGreekr5uUnknown tax-collectorvSept. 6, 292 A.D.wCairoxXReceipt for transport of grain to an unknown harbor in the name of Apres alias OnnophrisyLApres alias Onnophris son of Onnophris (see also O.Mich. I, 419); PtolemaioszTLiturgy (compulsory public service); Tax collection; Taxation (land); Transportation{horiodeiktia of Karanis|PHOFprobably Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptP0Complete; surface damaged by dots of black decayQ1RRecto; Verso is blankS DocumentaryT 4502o.bmph5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>jScannedk publishedƒAO.Mich.inv. 4502COstE Amundsen LFOMich IG433H1935UNoWNoX25-5072 E-A x 14n=Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptT 4502o.bmphI IGƒhBron son of Ammonas (see O.Mich. I, 194)497Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptOMich ILiturgy (compulsory public service); Tax collection; Taxation (land); TransportationReceipt for Transport of Grain1935Complete1Recto; Verso is blankDocumentary4501o.bmp<_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>ovince of EgyptT 4501o.bmphIFƒAO.Mich.inv. 4500COstE Amundsen LFOMich IG341H1935UNoWNoX25-5071A-A x 3[List of Donkey-Drivers\ 8.6 x 10.2 cmn=Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptoGreekr5uUnknownv Late IIIrd/early IVth cent. A.D.wCairoxList of donkey-driverszeFront_R1>4501o.bmp<_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFroBnt_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>jScannedk publishedƒAO.Mich.inv. 4500COstE Amundsen LFOMich IG341H1935UNoWNoX25-5071A-A x 3[List of Donkey-Drivers\ 8.6 x 10.2 cmn=Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptoGreekr5uUnknownv Late IIIrd/early IVth cent. A.D.wCairoxList of donkey-driversFPuƒhB - -]; [- - - son(?)] of Paranos341Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptOMich IList; Personal status: veteran; TransportationList of Donkey-Drivers1935Complete; badly faded1Recto; Verso is blankDocumentary4500o.bmp<_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFroCnt_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>i'(Text too fragmentary to be translated)jDone on ph. scannedk publishedp12/3/98 ƒAO.Mich.inv. 4499COstE Amundsen LFOMich IG591H1935UNoWNoX25-5071A-A x 3[ List of Names\ 6.9 x 9.3 cmJAIƒAO.Mich.inv. 4498COstE Amundsen LFOMich IG540H1935UNoWNoX25-5071A-A x 3[Receipt for Transport of Grain\ 8.3 x 5.4 cmprovince of EgyptT 4499o.bmphA25-5071A-A x 3Amundsen LO.Mich.inv. 4499OstNoNo591Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptOMich I19354499o.bmp<_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFrontB_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>jScannedk publishedƒAO.Mich.inv. 4498COstE Amundsen LFOMich IG540H1935UNoWNoX25-5071A-A x 3[Receipt for Transport of Grain\ 8.3 x 5.4 cmI UƒhCL<_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>(iOf the granary of the village of Karanis, of the crop of the 2nd indiction, Ptolemaios, son of Panesates, through public beasts, through Sarmates the donkey-driver, one donkey of barley, equal 1. Pauni 11(?).jDone on ph. Scannedk publishedp12/17/98s336 ƒAO.Mich.inv. 4496COstE Amundsen LFOMich IG590H1935UNoWNoX25-5058C-B x 5[ List of Names\ 7.6 x 5 cmn=Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptoGreekr6uUnknownv Late IIIrd/early IVth cent. A.D.wCairox,List of names, perhaps of liturgical workers-driverjScannedk published 42Karanis, Herakle TJ:ƒyEudaimon son of Selpous; Isidoros son of Pemes; Ptolemaios son of Ptolemaios (see O.Mich. I, p. 204); Syros son of Isidoros (see also O.Mich. I, 268); Pnas son of Melas (see also O.Mich. I, 598; 632); Patisis son of Isidoros (see O.Mich. I, p. 202)zList|PHOFprobably Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptPComplete; partly fadedQ1RRecto; Verso is blankS DocumentaryT 4496o.bmphA7.6 x 5 cm25-5058C-B x 5UnknownPHList of names, perhaps of liturgical workersLate IIIrd/early IVth cent. A.D.Amundsen LO.Mich.inv. 4496GreekCairo6OstNoNoprobably Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptEudaimon son of Selpous; Isidoros son of Pemes; Ptolemaios son of PtolJ<J7ƒAO.Mich.inv. 4494COstE Amundsen LFOMich IG589H1935UNoWNoX25-5058C-B x 5[ List of Names\ 5.9 x 6.2 cmn=Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptoGreekr8uUnknownv Late IIIrd/early IVth cent. A.D.wCairox,List of names, perhaps of liturgical workers9.bmp<_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFrontB_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>jScannedk publishedƒAO.Mich.inv. 4494COstE Amundsen LFOMich IG589H1935UNoWNoX25-5058C-B x 5[ List of Names\ 5.9 x 6.2 cmn=Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptoGreekr8uUnknownv Late IIIrd/early IVth cent. A.D.wCairox,List of names, perhaps of liturgical workers9J;J./ƒAO.Mich.inv. 4493COstE Amundsen LFOMich IG588H1935UNoWNoX25-5058C-B x 5[ List of Names\ 6.3 x 9.1 cmn=Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptoGreekrCol. I -9; col. II - 1uUnknownv Late IIIrd/early IVth cent. A.D.wCairox,List of names, perhaps of liturgical workersnt_R2><_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFrontB_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>jScannedk publishedƒAO.Mich.inv. 4493COstE Amundsen LFOMich IG588H1935UNoWNoX25-5058C-B x 5[ List of Names\ 6.3 x 9.1 cmn=Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptoGreekrCol. I -9; col. II - 1uUnknownv Late IIIrd/early IVth cent. A.D.wCairox,List of names, perhaps of liturgical workersJ4DƒAO.Mich.inv. 4492COstE Amundsen LFOMich IG193H1935UNoWNoX25-5058A-A x 4[Receipt for Delivery in Kind\ 10.6 x 8.6 cmn=Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptoGreekr6u Neilos; HeronvDec. 27(?), 305 A.D.wCairo/>19354493o.bmp<_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFrontB_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>jScannedk publishedƒAO.Mich.inv. 4492COstE Amundsen LFOMich IG193H1935UNoWNoX25-5058A-A x 4[Receipt for Delivery in Kind\ 10.6 x 8.6 cmn=Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptoGreekr6u Neilos; HeronvDec. 27(?), 305 A.D.wCairo, province of EgyptPCompleteQ1RRecto; Verso is blankDIƒhA8 x 7.5 cm25-5058A-A x 4Unknown tax-collectorPHReceipt for transport of grain to Leukogion by PtolemaiosEarly IVth cent. A.D.Amundsen LKaranis; LeukogionO.Mich.inv. 4491GreekCairo7OstNoNoeither Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, or Leukogion, Herakleopolite nome, province of EgypBtPtolemaios son of Kopres (see O.Mich. I, p. 204)545Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptOMich ILiturgy (compulsory public service); Tax collection; Taxation (land); TransportationReceipt for Transport of Grain1935Complete1Recto; Verso is blankDocumentary4491o.bmp19354491o.bmp<_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFrontB_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>jScannedk publishedƒAO.Mich.inv. 4490COstE Amundsen LFOMich IG191H1935UNoWNoX25-5058A-A x 4[Receipt for Delivery in Kind\ 7.4 x 5.3 cmn=Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptoGreekr4uUnknown tax-collectorvAug. 15, 305 A.D.wCairo)Receipt for chaff of Karanis brought by |PH, \ƒhC>4489o.bmp<_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>piOf the crop of year 16 [and 15 and 8], of the dekaprotoi Horion [and] Philotas, Panesatis, son of Aunes, (has contributed) five donkeys, equal 5 donkeys. Year 17-16-9, Mecheir 27.jDone on ph. Scannedk publishedp12/14/98s329 gyptOMich ILiturgy (compulsory public service); Tax collection; Taxation (land); TransportationReceipt for Transport of Grain1935One fragment missing from the top2Recto; Verso is blankDocumentary4489o. [Hx,ƒAO.Mich.inv. 4488COstE Amundsen LFOMich IG451H1935UNoWNoX 25-5051C-B[Receipt for Transport of Grain\ 7.4 x 6.4 cmn=Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptoGreekr5uPtolemaios, dekaprotos ?v 293/294 A.D.?wCairox3Receipt for transport of grain to an unknown harborFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFrontB_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>jScannedk publishedƒAO.Mich.inv. 4488COstE Amundsen LFOMich IG451H1935UNoWNoX 25-5051C-B[Receipt for Transport of Grain\ 7.4 x 6.4 cmn=Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptoGreekr5uPtolemaios, dekaprotos ?v 293/294 A.D.?wCairox3Receipt for transport of grain to an unknown harborHyFy,ƒAO.Mich.inv. 4487COstE Amundsen LFOMich IG326H1935KBL III, 263 (bibliography)MTAPA 72N Youtie HCO447P1941UNoWNoX 25-5033F-D[1Receipt (Certificate) for work on the embankments\ 8.6 x 5.1 cmn=Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptoGreekr2uUnknown dyke-surveyort_R2><_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8>B<_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>jScannedk publishedƒAO.Mich.inv. 4487COstE Amundsen LFOMich IG326H1935KBL III, 263 (bibliography)MTAPA 72N Youtie HCO447P1941UNoWNoX 25-5033F-D[1Receipt (Certificate) for work on the embankments\ 8.6 x 5.1 cmn=Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptoGreekr2uUnknown dyke-surveyorDvDyƒhCu<_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>QiMecheir 2, of grain of the fifth indiction, for Karanis: Hellas, son of Akoos, (has delivered), including the twentieth and the shipping charges, four and one-sixth artabai, 4 1/6 artabai, only. (2nd hand) Through Maximus, hypodektes.jDone, on ph. scannedk publishedl[P.J. Sijpesteijn, ZPE 64 (1986) p. 117, n. 2; P. van Minnen, BASP 32 (1995) p. 52 and n. 49p11/16/98s32635IPl IVKBL VIII, 526 (l. 3)UNoWNoX 25-4044B-B[Receipt for Delivery in Kind\ 11.3 x 9.1 cm_@The whole text was canceled with double lines running diagonallyn=Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptDyKƒhA5.5 x 5.7 cm25-4017D-A x 3UnknownPHAccount?H.C. Youtie, in an unpublished note, read the text as only one line: [M]echer [[3]] 2: 90(?), instead of: cher(--) 2 | 3. 90.IVth cent. A.D.Amundsen LO.Mich.inv. 4485GreekCairo1OstNoNoprobably Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province Bof Egypt669Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptOMich IAccount?Text of Uncertain Nature1935Damaged on the left side, but otherwise complete?1Recto; Verso is blankDocumentary4485o.bmp<_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_6K a%ƒAO.Mich.inv. 4484COstE Amundsen LFOMich IG112H1935KBL VII, 288 (l. 2; 4;5)MZPE 18N Youtie HCO265-266P1975UNoWNoX25-4017D-A x 3[ List of Names\ 3.8 x 4.5 cmn=Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptoGreekr5uUnknownvIVth cent. A.D.wCairox List of namesullSizeFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFrontB_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>jScannedk publishedƒAO.Mich.inv. 4484COstE Amundsen LFOMich IG112H1935KBL VII, 288 (l. 2; 4;5)MZPE 18N Youtie HCO265-266P1975UNoWNoX25-4017D-A x 3[ List of Names\ 3.8 x 4.5 cmn=Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptoGreekr5uUnknownvIVth cent. A.D.wCairox List of namesEgypt `Cƒy{Sabinus; Ptollas; Pe[- - -]; Valerius Ka[- - -]; Chairas son of Oualas (Valas, Valerius) (see also O.Mich. I, 633); ApphouszList|PHOFprobably Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptPbroken off on the right sideQ1RRecto; Verso is blankS DocumentaryT 4484o.bmphA3.8 x 4.5 cm25-4017D-A x 3UnknownPHList of namesBL VII, 288 (l. 2; 4;5)IVth cent. A.D.Amundsen LO.Mich.inv. 4484GreekCairo5OstNoNoprobably Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptSabinus; Ptollas; Pe[- - -]; Valerius Ka[- - -]; Chairas son of Oualas (Valasack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>0DPIBack_R8>DPIBack_R8>>J LƒAO.Mich.inv. 4482COstE Amundsen LFOMich IG233H1935KBL VII, 288 (l. 3)UNoWNoX 25-4016-A x 3[Receipt for Delivery in Kind\ 4.9 x 4.4 cmT 4483o.bmphA25-4017D-A x 3Amundsen LO.Mich.inv. 4483OstNoNo634Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptOMich I19354483o.bmp<_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFrontB_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>jScannedk publishedƒAO.Mich.inv. 4482COstE Amundsen LFOMich IG233H1935KBL VII, 288 (l. 3)UNoWNoX 25-4016-A x 3[Receipt for Delivery in Kind\ 4.9 x 4.4 cmDEDƒAO.Mich.inv. 4481COstE Amundsen LFOMich IG223H1935UNoWNoX 25-4016-A x 3[Receipt for Delivery in Kind\ 6.9 x 7.3 cmn=Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of Egyptich.inv. 4482OstNoNo233Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptOMich I19354482o.bmp<_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6>B<_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>jScannedk published ƒAO.Mich.inv. 4481COstE Amundsen LFOMich IG223H1935UNoWNoX 25-4016-A x 3[Receipt for Delivery in Kind\ 6.9 x 7.3 cmn=Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptJ fƒhiDioskoros Cheras, son of Valas Sarabas, son of Diodoros(?) Aion, son of Tiberinus Aion, son of Kouttas Melas, son of Heron Proterios ArtemidorosjDone on ph. Scannedk publishedl H.C. Youtie, ZPE 18 (1975) p. 88p12/23/98s320 ar>19354481o.bmp<_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_BR8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>jScannedk publishedƒAO.Mich.inv. 4480COstE Amundsen LFOMich IG633H1935KBL VII, 290 on lines 2,7UNoWNoX 25-4016-A x 3n=Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptT 4480o.bmphPJƒn=Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptoGreekr8uUnknownvIVth cent. A.D.wCairox,List of names, perhaps of liturgical workersyDioskoros; Cheras son of Valas (see also O.Mich. I, 112?); Sarabas son of Diodoros(?); Aion son of Tiberinus; Aion son of Kouttas; Melas son of Heron; Proterios; ArtemidoroszList|PHOFprobably Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptP%Broken off on the right; partly fadedQ1RRecto; Verso is blankS DocumentaryT 4480o.bmphA6.8 x 7.9 cm25-4016-A x 3UnknownPHList of names, perhaps of liturgical workersBL VII, 290 (l. 2; 7)IVth cent. A.D.Amundsen LO.Mich.inv. 4480GreekCairo8OstNoNoprobably Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptDioskoros; Cheras son of Valas (see also O.Mich. d hƒAO.Mich.inv. 4479BRectoCOstD-E Amundsen LFOMich IG553H1935MCP 39NYoutie HC-Pearl OMO37P1944R SB VI 9040UNoWNoX25-4009A1-B x 3[Receipt for Delivery of Donkeys\ 6.7 x 8.2 cmn=Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptoGreekr4s%See electronic version of OMich I 553uUnknown tax-collectorvIVth cent. A.D. (April 1)wCairoxEReceipt for delivery of the load of two donkeys, made by a PtolemaiosyPtolemaios son of Hatresz/Tax collection; Taxation (land); Transportation{-|PHOFprobably Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptPcomplete; faded at the topQ1RRecto; Verso is blankS DocumentaryT 4479o.bmphocumentaryT 4479o.bmphk publishedƒAO.Mich.inv. 4479BRectoCOstD-E Amundsen LFOMich IG553H1935MCP 39NYoutie HC-Pearl OMO37P1944R SB VI 9040UNoWNoX25-4009A1-B x 3[Receipt for Delivery of Donkeys\ 6.7 x 8.2 cmn=Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptoGreekr4 hJƒhC/>1Recto; Verso is blankDocumentary4479o.bmp<_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>iBOn the sixth of Pharmouthi, Ptolemaios son of Hatres, two donkeys.jdone, on ph. Scannedk publishedp5/27/97s319ƒAO.Mich.inv. 4478COstE Amundsen LFOMich IG632H1935UNoWNoX25-4009A1-B x 3[ List of Names\ 4.7 x 3.6 cmn=Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptoGreekr5uUnknownvIVth cent. A.D.wCairox,List of names, perhaps of liturgical workersy]Sar[- - -](?); Chairemon [- - -]; Pnas son of Melas (see O.Mich. I, p. 203); Didymos; SerenuszList|PH f gƒhA6.7 x 8.2 cm25-4009A1-B x 3Unknown tax-collectorPH-Receipt for delivery of the load of two donkeys, made by a PtolemaiosIVth cent. A.D. (April 1)Amundsen L-O.Mich.inv. 4479GreekCairo4OstNoNoprobably Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptSee electronic version of OMich I 553Ptolemaios son of Hatres553Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptYoutie HC-Pearl OM37SB VI 9040CP 391944RectoOMich ITax collection; Taxation (land); TransportationReceipt for Delivery of Donkeys1935complete; faded at the top<JD,ƒAO.Mich.inv. 4477COstE Amundsen LFOMich IG197H1935KBL VII, 288 (l.3); BL VIII, 526 (date). - L. 1: read k(atebalen) rather than p(arenechthesan); 3-4: read hyper 2 ne(as) | indik(tionos), rather than hyper 2 {in} | indik(tionos). (PH)UNoWNoX25-4009A1-B x 3[Receipt for Delivery in KindeFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFronBt_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>jScannedk publishedƒAO.Mich.inv. 4477COstE Amundsen LFOMich IG197H1935KBL VII, 288 (l.3); BL VIII, 526 (date). - L. 1: read k(atebalen) rather than p(arenechthesan); 3-4: read hyper 2 ne(as) | indik(tionos), rather than hyper 2 {in} | indik(tionos). (PH)UNoWNoX25-4009A1-B x 3[Receipt for Delivery in Kind5PFƒO478b (l. 6 only)P1964UNoWNoX25-341-X[List of Donkey-Drivers\ 8.3 x 12.4 cmn=Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptoGreekr10uUnknownvLate IIIrd cent. A.D.wCairox+List of donkey-drivers and of their donkeys9AYSyros son of Horion; Manes son of Maron (see ZPE 88 [1991] 185-186 and n. 15); Chairas son of Pe(--)(?); Valerius son of Amis(?); Chairemon son of Kopres(?); Ptollas son of . . . (Tobias?); Ptollas son of Sokras (Sokrates?) (see ZPE 88 [1991] p. 178); Achillas son of Sotas; Isidoros son of Dioskoros (&unnamed brother) (see also O.Mich. I, 607)YzList; Transportation|PHOFprobably Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptPComplete, partly fadedQ1RRecto; Verso is blankS DocumentaryT 4475o.bmphFuks A-Tcherikover VAO478b (l. 6 only)P1964UNoWNoX25-341-X[List of Donkey-Drivers\ 8.3 x 12.4 cmn=Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptoGreekr10uUnknownvLate IIIrd cent. A.D.wCairoUnknownH#@T4466oW4466obmpV4467oW4467obmpV4469oW4469obmpV4470oW4470obmpV4473oW4473obmpV4475oW4475obmpV4476oW4476obmpV4477oW4477obmpV4478oW4478obmpVB>SB XIV 11460TAPA 731942RectoOMich ITaxation; Tax collectionReceipt for the money tax1935complete1ReCcto; Verso is blankDocumentary<_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>akleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgypthJ mƒAO.Mich.inv. 4471COstE Amundsen LFOMich IG578H1935UNoWNoX 25-262-C I[ List of Names\ 3.6 x 1.6 cmn=Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptoGreekr2uUnknownv Late IIIrd/early IVth cent. A.D.wCairox,List of names, perhaps of liturgical workers4473o.bmp<_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_BR8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>jScannedk publishedƒAO.Mich.inv. 4471COstE Amundsen LFOMich IG578H1935UNoWNoX 25-262-C I[ List of Names\ 3.6 x 1.6 cmn=Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptoGreekr2uUnknownv Late IIIrd/early IVth cent. A.D.wCairox,List of names, perhaps of liturgical workers lJƒy;Heras son of Atisis (see O.Mich. I, p. 194); Paesis [- - -]zList|PHOFprobably Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptPBroken off at the bottomQ1RRecto; Verso is blankS DocumentaryhA3.6 x 1.6 cm25-262-C IUnknownPHList of names, perhaps of liturgical workersLate IIIrd/early IVth cent. A.D.Amundsen LO.Mich.inv. 4471GreekCairo2OstNoNoprobably Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptHeras son of Atisis (see O.Mich. I, p. 194); Paesis [- - -]578DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>0DPIBack_R8>DPIBack_R8>>KJƒAO.Mich.inv. 4469COstE Amundsen LFOMich IG577H1935KBL III, 264 (l. 5)UNoWNoX 25-237H-C[ List of Names\ 9.3 x 11.9 cmince of EgyptT 4470o.bmphA25-242G-AAmundsen LO.Mich.inv. 4470OstNoNo671Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptOMich I19354470o.bmp<_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>jScannedk publishedƒAO.Mich.inv. 4469COstE Amundsen LFOMich IG577H1935KBL III, 264 (l. 5)UNoWNoX 25-237H-C[ List of Names\ 9.3 x 11.9 cm of Names\ 9.3 x 11.9 cm cmPJ+ƒv Late IIIrd/early IVth cent. A.D.wCairoxName of individualy.Palemon son of Tiouk (see O.Mich. III, p. 187)z5Name tag; Personal status: apator (of unknown father)|PHOFprobably Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptPCompleteQ1RRecto; Verso is blankS DocumentaryT 4467o.bmphA5.2 x 2.8 cm24-North Temple-UUnknownPHName of individualLate IIIrd/early IVth cent. A.D.Amundsen LO.Mich.inv. 4467GreekCairo2OstNoNoprobably Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptPalemon son of Tiouk (see O.Mich. III, p. 187)642Karanis, HerakleiƒAO.Mich.inv. 4467COstE Amundsen LFOMich IG642H1935UNoWNoX24-North Temple-Un=Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptT 4467o.bmphJE+ƒAO.Mich.inv. 4466COstE Amundsen LFOMich IG215H1935KtFor the date, see P.Col. VII, p. 69. - L. 7: read g(inontai) li(trai) 120 m(onai). (Unpublished note of H.C. Youtie)P1UNoWNoX 24-Temple-AE[Receipt for Delivery in Kind\ 8.2 x 9.9 cmI19354467o.bmp<_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFrBont_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>jScannedk publishedƒAO.Mich.inv. 4466COstE Amundsen LFOMich IG215H1935KtFor the date, see P.Col. VII, p. 69. - L. 7: read g(inontai) li(trai) 120 m(onai). (Unpublished note of H.C. Youtie)P1UNoWNoX 24-Temple-AE[Receipt for Delivery in Kind\ 8.2 x 9.9 cmme, province of EgyptoGreekr9uIsionE) rƒAO.Mich.inv. 4465BRectoCOstE Amundsen LFOMich IG127H1935MTAPA 73N Youtie HCO66-68P1942R SB XIV 11460UNoWNoX24-X[Receipt for the money tax\ 10.2 x 6.3 cmn=Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptoGreekr4er_Vol>OMich I19354466o.bmp<_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>jScannedk publishedƒAO.Mich.inv. 4465BRectoCOstE Amundsen LFOMich IG127H1935MTAPA 73N Youtie HCO66-68P1942R SB XIV 11460UNoWNoX24-X[Receipt for the money tax\ 10.2 x 6.3 cmn=Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptoGreekr4 q tƒs[See electronic version of OMich I 127; a large and bold cross in the left margin (decussis)uUnknown tax-collectorvIIIrd cent. A.D.wCairoxaReceipt for an instalment of 8 drachmai paid by an unnamed person into the account of the nomarchy-zTaxation; Tax collection{-|PHOFprobably Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptPcompleteQ1RRecto; Verso is blankS DocumentaryT 4465o.bmphA10.2 x 6.3 cm24-XUnknown tax-collectorPHReceipt for an instalment of 8 drachmai paid by an unnamed person into the account of the nomarchIIIrd cent. A.D.Amundsen L-O.Mich.inv. 4465GreekCairo4OstNoNoprobably Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptSe of EgyptoGreekr4 tHƒipAnd for the first (year), (he/she) has paid in Hathyr, into the account of the nomarchy, 8 drachmai, on account.jdone, on ph. Scannedk publishedp5/29/97s308 ƒAO.Mich.inv. 4464COstD/Archive of Peeous, son of Ptolemaios (& family)E Amundsen LFOMich IG464H1935UNoWNoX24-X[Receipt for Transport of Grain\ 10.2 x 8.9 cmn=Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptoGreekr7uUnknown tax-collectorvNov. 8, 298 A.D.wCairoxMReceipt for transport of grain to an unknown harbor in the name of PtolemaiosynPtolemaios son of Kopres (see O.Mich. I, p. 204); Paieous (Peeous) (son of Ptolemaios) (see O.Mich. I, p. 202)zTLiturgy (compulsory public service); Tax collection; Taxation (land); Transportation{ Karanis(?)|PHOFprobably Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptP(Complete; surface badly damaged by decayQ1RRecto; Verso is blankS DocumentaryT 4464o.bmph<_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>jScannedk published r sƒhBe electronic version of OMich I 127; a large and bold cross in the left margin (decussis)-127Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptYoutie HC66-68SB XIV 11460TAPA 731942RectoOMich ITaxation; Tax collectionReceipt for the money tax1935complete1ReCcto; Verso is blankDocumentary4465o.bmp<_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>ICYƒAO.Mich.inv. 4462COstE Amundsen LFOMich IG117H1935KBL VIII, 388 (bibliography)NoX24-055-An=Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptT 4463o.bmphA24-055-ABL III, 264 on line 3Amundsen LO.Mich.inv. 4463OstNoNo493Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptOMich I19354463o.bmp<_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_B600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>jScannedk published ƒAO.Mich.inv. 4462COstE Amundsen LFOMich IG117H1935KBL VIII, 388 (bibliography)ibliography)tR8ofWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWgin>Oxyrhynchiton polis, Oxyrhynchite nome, province of EgyptAurelius Sarapion, strategos of the Oxyrhynchite nome; Aurelius Patas son of Papontheus and Kopria; Aurelius Kiales son of Papontheus and Kopria; . . .ius Titus alias Herakleides, hiereus, archidikastes kai (ho) pros te epimeleia ton chrematiston kai ton allon kriterion; ValerCianus, Emperor; Gallienus, Emperor; Valerianus (Caesar), Emperor; (unnamed) hoi pros te dialoge; Aurelius Chairemon; (unnamed) chrematistai; Aurelius Papontheus son of Aniketos and Tauris, deceased father of Patas and Kiales; Aurelius Horos son of Papontheus and Didyme; Severus Alexander, former Emperor; Aurelius Androneikos (Andronikos) (apator) son of Phil[. . .]; Tiberius ... Dionysios614pl. IVprobably Oxyrhynchiton polis, Oxyrhynchite nome, province oFMD'ƒAO.Mich.inv. 4460COstE Amundsen LFOMich IG145H1935UNoWNoX24-O23-A and C[Receipt for Money Payment\ 11.7 x 8.3 cmn=Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptoGreekrRecto - 3; Verso - 2uUnknown tax-collectorvIVth cent. A.D.wCairoxReceipt for payment of moneyront_R2><_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>jScannedk publishedƒAO.Mich.inv. 4460COstE Amundsen LFOMich IG145H1935UNoWNoX24-O23-A and C[Receipt for Money Payment\ 11.7 x 8.3 cmn=Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptoGreekrRecto - 3; Verso - 2uUnknown tax-collectorvIVth cent. A.D.wCairoxReceipt for payment of money23† hCRecto; Verso is blankDocumentary<_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>iKopres son of Heras 1(?) [- - -] Demetrios son of P[- - -] Sorion [- - -] Foreman: Ptolemaios son of P[- - -] Sarapion [- - -] Horion [- - -] Apphous [- - -] Ptol[- - -] K[- - -] [- - -] (In the left margin) Touses . . . 1, Aion (son of?) Salious 1jcheck print in small box?k publishedp3/27/97s1080Account\ 7.9 x 5.6 cmn=Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptoGreekr7uUnknownvEarly IVth cent. A.D.wCairox Money accountCClƒAO.Mich.inv. 4458COstE Amundsen LFOMich IG84H1935K BL VII, 288 (l. 2; bibliography)UNoWNoX7purchased by Dr. D.L. Askren; acquired from him in 1926A24-131 C-BAmundsen LO.Mich.inv. 4459OstNoNo109Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptOMich I19354459o.bmp<_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8>B<_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>jScannedk published ƒAO.Mich.inv. 4458COstE Amundsen LFOMich IG84H1935K BL VII, 288 (l. 2; bibliography)UNoWNoX7purchased by Dr. D.L. Askren; acquired from him in 1926CkB1ƒn>perhaps Philadelphia, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, EgyptoGreekrRecto - 12; Verso - 4uUnknownvProbably 211/210 B.C.w Kelsey Museumx.Account of expenses and of repayment of a debtyCGenes (see T. Reekmans, CE 27 [1952] p. 409-410); (unnamed) ergataiz#Account; Building; Debt; Profession|PHO>perhaps Philadelphia, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, EgyptPBroken off at the bottomQ3RRecto and VersoS DocumentaryhA15 x 13.5 cmpurchased by Dr. D.L. Askren; acquired from him in 1926UnknownPHAccount of expenses and of repayment of a debtBL III, 260-261 (l.1, 3, 4, 7, 9); BL VII, 287 (date; l. 8, 9, 10)Probably 211/210 B.C.Amundsen LO.Mich.inv. 4457GreekKelsey MuseumRecto - 12; Verso - 4OstNoNoperhaps Arsinoite nome, EgyptoGreekrRecto - 12; Verso - 4uUnknownsey MuseumB1B0ƒiA(Recto) Concerning(?) Genes. From Epeiph 21 to Phaophi 21, Genes brought for the house an expense of 3 talents 4450 dr. And for the sand, from the 10th of Mesore of year 12 until the 25th, 23 workers: 460 dr. And as mender's wages for the bandage: 240 (dr.) And what I . . . to Glaukias, son of Asklepiades(?): 22[. .] (dr.) For the roof [of the] building: [- - -] (Verso) I have, in Pachon, what is owed to me: 1000 dr. i have, in Thoth of year 14, another 4000 dr. Remainder: he owes 150 dBr. I have received them.@A   B  I  jAwDone, on ph. Traianos: check: readings; translation ( HELP!); acquisition Check Schmidt's article (805 P5675 - at Buhr)w@A>  J >k publishedl 21, n. 2; W. Clarysse, CE 51 (1976) p. 163p10/30/98 FE/ƒAO.Mich.inv. 4455COstE Amundsen LFOMich IG266H1935KgL. 1: read Ammonis Atisiou (or Hatreiou?), rather than Ammon Paesiou. (Unpublished note of H.C. Youtie)UNoWNoX24-5051A-A x 3[List of Workers\ 8.6 x 11.2 cmn=Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptoGreekr6uUnknown2><_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8>B<_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>jScannedk publishedƒAO.Mich.inv. 4455COstE Amundsen LFOMich IG266H1935KgL. 1: read Ammonis Atisiou (or Hatreiou?), rather than Ammon Paesiou. (Unpublished note of H.C. Youtie)UNoWNoX24-5051A-A x 3[List of Workers\ 8.6 x 11.2 cmn=Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptoGreekr6uUnknownPH_D'„hBos; [- - - son of] Anaklines(?)150Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptOMich IAccountGrain Account1935broken off on the left side1Recto; Verso is blankDocumentary4455o.bmp<_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_CR4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>i[- - -]oul(--): 171 artabai [- - - son of] Asklepios: 5 1/2 artabai [- - - son of] Ptolemaios: 45 artabai [- - - son of] Anaklines(?): 4 1/2 artabai [- - -]: 13 1/2 artabai.D.wCairoxAccount of deliveries of grainF „hCR2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>iThrough the komarchai: Ousenouphis: 1 Selpous: 1 Satabous: 1 Atisis: 1 Palemon, son of Ptollas: 1 Pemes: 1 Ptollas: [. .] Papeeis(?) [- - -]jDone on ph. scannedk publishedp12/3/98s296 PemesB; Ptollas; Papeeis(?)339Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptOMich IList; TransportationList of Donkey-Drivers1935Broken off at the bottom1Recto; Verso is blankDocumentary4453o.bmp<_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600 ~E"„AO.Mich.inv. 4452COstD+ O.Mich. inv. 4439 (see note)E Amundsen LFOMich IG262H1935KBL III, 263 (l. 2). - L. 1: read perhaps Kouis, rather than Kotis (not kotis for koites); l. 4: read Toulla rather than Pouna. (Unpublished notes of O. Pearl)UNoWNoX24-5050A-A x 3[ List of land><_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFrontB_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>jScannedk published„AO.Mich.inv. 4452COstD+ O.Mich. inv. 4439 (see note)E Amundsen LFOMich IG262H1935KBL III, 263 (l. 2). - L. 1: read perhaps Kouis, rather than Kotis (not kotis for koites); l. 4: read Toulla rather than Pouna. (Unpublished notes of O. Pearl)UNoWNoX24-5050A-A x 3[ List of land\ 7.5 x 5.9 cmE  „AO.Mich.inv. 4451BRectoCOstE Amundsen LFOMich IG310H1935MTAPA 72N Youtie HCO447-448P1941R SB XIV 11454UNoWNoX24-5050A-A x 3[1Receipt (Certificate) for work on the embankments\ 6.6 x 4.8 cmn=Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of Egypter_Vol>OMich I19354452o.bmp<_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6B><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>jScannedk published „AO.Mich.inv. 4451BRectoCOstE Amundsen LFOMich IG310H1935MTAPA 72N Youtie HCO447-448P1941R SB XIV 11454UNoWNoX24-5050A-A x 3[1Receipt (Certificate) for work on the embankments\ 6.6 x 4.8 cmn=Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of Egypt „oGreekr3s%See electronic version of OMich I 310uUnknown dyke-surveyorvIIIrd cent. A.D.wCairoxBCertificate for work on the embankment performed by an AphrodisiosyAphrodisios son of Petheusz3Irrigation; Dyke Corve (compulsory work); Taxation{ 44th cleruchy|PHOFprobably Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptPcompleteQ1RRecto; Verso is blankS DocumentaryT 4451o.bmphA6.6 x 4.8 cm24-5050A-A x 3Unknown dyke-surveyorPHCertificate for work on the embankment performed by an AphrodisiosIIIrd cent. A.D.Amundsen L44th cleruchyO.Mich.inv. 4451GreekCairo3OstNoNoprobably Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptSee electronnts\ 6.6 x 4.8 cmn=Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptoGreekr3 P„i^44th (cleruchy). Aphrodisios son of Petheus on the 23rd. (2nd hand) On Pauni the twenty-third.jdone, on ph. Scannedk publishedp5/28/97s294 „AO.Mich.inv. 4450COstE Amundsen LFOMich IG101H1935KBL III, 261 (bibliography)UNoWNoX24-5048-S x 13[List of Donkey-drivers\15.7 x 10.3 cmn=Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptoGreekr12uUnknownv Late IIIrd/early IVth cent. A.D.wCairoxTList of donkey-drivers, with the numbers of donkey-loads of which they are in charge9AHeras son of Kastor (see O.Mich. I, p. 194); Apollos son of Apollos; Polydeukes (& unnamed brother); Melas son of Isidoros; Isidoros; Priskos son of Eudaimon; (another?) Melas; Herakles son of Patermouthis; Paas son of Satabous; Heras son of Atisios (Atisis) (& unnamed brother?)zAccount; List; Transportation|PHOFprobably Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptP,Broken off at the bottom, effaced at the topQ1RRecto; Verso is blankS Documentary „hBic version of OMich I 310Aphrodisios son of Petheus310Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptYoutie HC447-448SB XIV 11454TAPA 721941RectoOMich IIrrigation; Dyke Corve (compulsory work); TaxationReceipt (Certificate) for work on the embankments1935complete1Recto; Verso is blankDocumentary4451o.bmp<_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>CH%„hBEgyptHeras son of Kastor (see O.Mich. I, p. 194); Apollos son of Apollos; Polydeukes (& unnamed brother); Melas son of Isidoros; Isidoros; Priskos son of Eudaimon; (another?) Melas; Herakles son of Patermouthis; Paas son of Satabous; Heras son of Atisios (Atisis) (& unnamed brother?)101Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptOMich IAccount; List; TransportationList of Donkey-driveCrs1935Broken off at the bottom, effaced at the top1Recto; Verso is blankDocumentary4450o.bmp<_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5>GM |„AO.Mich.inv. 4448BRectoCOstE Amundsen LFOMich IG125H1935MTAPA 71N Youtie HCO644-645P1940R SB XIV 11450UNoWNonome, province of EgyptT 4449o.bmphA24-5048-S x 13Amundsen LO.Mich.inv. 4449OstNoNo377Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptOMich I19354449o.bmp<_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFrontB_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>jScannedk published„AO.Mich.inv. 4448BRectoCOstE Amundsen LFOMich IG125H1935MTAPA 71N Youtie HCO644-645P1940R SB XIV 11450UNoWNo40R SB XIV 11450UNoWNo „X24-5048-S x 13[Receipt of money tax\ 5.5 x 4.3 cmn=Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptoGreekr3s%See electronic version of OMich I 125uUnknown tax-collectorv#Ist cent. B.C./early Ist cent. A.D.wCairox/Receipt for payment of epistatikon by a HerieusyHerieus son of NikanorzTaxation; Tax collection{-|PHOFprobably Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptPcompleteQ1RRecto; Verso is blankS DocumentaryT 4448o.bmphA5.5 x 4.3 cm24-5048-S x 13Unknown tax-collectorPHReceipt for payment of epistatikon by a HerieusIst cent. B.C./early Ist cent. A.D.Amundsen L-O.Mich.inv. 4448GreekCairo3OstNoNoprobably Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptSee electronic version o „hBf OMich I 125Herieus son of Nikanor125Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptYoutie HC644-645SB XIV 11450TAPA 711940RectoOMich ITaxation; Tax collectionReceipt of money tax1935complete1Recto; Verso is blankDocumentary4448o.bmp<_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>`i^ In the 20th(?) year, (has paid) Herieus son of Nikanor, on Pachon 27, 2 (drachmai) (4 obols).GwGljrreaattidelxviicongressointernazionaledipapirologiVF]G„{ Arabon (kome)|PHOFprobably Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptPNearly complete, partly fadedQ1RRecto; Verso is blankS DocumentaryT 4445o.bmphA5.3 x 8.6 cm24-5048-S x 13Unknown tax-collectorPHReceipt for transport of grain to an unknown harbor in the name of ArtemidorosFeb. 20, 281 A.D.Amundsen LArabon (kome)O.Mich.inv. 4445GreekCairo7OstNoNoprobably Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptProbus00DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>IjDone on ph. Scannedk publishedp12/7/98 _R8>jDone on ph. Scannedk publishedp12/7/98 M„ ijdone, on ph.; scannedk publishedp5/28/97s288n tax-collectorPHTax receipt for the annona and an associated charge called aphylismos, paid in money by Dioskoros son of Tiberinus Late IIIrd cent. A.D. (May 28 & June 30)Amundsen LKaranisO.Mich.inv. 4444GreekCairo8OstNoNoKaranis, Herakleidou meris, ArsinBoite nome, province of EgyptSee electronic version of OMich I 132Dioskoros son of Tiberinus132Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptYoutie HC636-637SB XIV 11444TAPA 711940RectoOMich ITax collection; taxationReceipt for money taxes1935complete13.6 x 9.2 cm24-5048-S x 13Unknown tax-collectorPHTax receipt for the annona and an associated charge called aphylismos, paid in money by Dioskoros son of Tiberinus Late IIIrd cent. A.D. (May 28 & June 30)Amundsen LKaranisO.Mich.inv. 4444GreekCairo8OstNoNoKaranis, Herakleidou meris, ArsinBoite nome, province of EgyptSee electronic version of OMich I 132Dioskoros son of Tiberinus132Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptYoutie HC636-637SB XIV 11444TAPA 711940RectoOMich ITax collection; taxationReceipt for money taxes1935complete2Recto; Verso is blankDocumentary4444o.bmp<_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>iAIn the 1st year, Pauni 3, has paid Dioskoros son of Tiberinus for the annona of 3 months, for Karanis, twenty-four drachmai, = 24 drachmai; and for the monthly cleaning out (aphylismos), for the account of Choiak, eight drachmai, = 8 drachmai; and, on Pauni 3, (for) the cleaning out of Pachon, forty drachmai, = 40 drachmai; and, on Epeiph 6, (for) the cleaning out of Pauni, eight drachmai, = 8 drachmai; and for the annona of Mesore, on the account of the cleaning out, sixteen drachmai, [=]B 16 drachmai. G<|„ AO.Mich.inv. 4443COstE Amundsen LFOMich IG372H1935UNoWNoX24-5048-S x 13[Receipt for Transport of Grain\ 5 x 5.3 cmn=Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptoGreekr4uUnknown tax-collectorvLate IIIrd cent. A.D.wCairox>Receipt for transport of grain to an unknown harbor by ClemensyReceipt for transport of grain to an unknown harbor by ClemensyAmmonios son of Papeis (see ZPE 88 [1991] p. 182-183)386Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptOMich ILiturgy (compulsory public service); Metrology; Tax collection; Taxation (land); TransportationReceipt for Transport of Grain1935Nearly complete (upper left corner missing)1Recto; Verso is blankDocumentary4441o.bmp<_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>auUnknown tax-collectorvJuly 8, 279 A.D.(?)wCairox-collectorvLate IIIrd cent. A.D.wCairo 3„ i[. . .] Ammonios, son of Papeis, (has shifted) 12 sacks, (i.e.) 31 artabai (and) 7 metra, through beasts of Arsinoe. Year 4, Epeiph 14.jDone on ph.; scannedk publishedleR.S. Bagnall - K.A. Worp, BASP 16 (1979) p. 225; W.H.M. Liesker - K.A. Worp, ZPE 88 (1991) p. 182-183p12/7/98s285f Grain1935Nearly complete (upper left corner missing)1Recto; Verso is blankDocumentary4441o.bmp<_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>A Ammonios, son of Papeis, (has shifted) 12 sacks, (i.e.) 31 artabai (and) 7 metra, through beasts of Arsinoe. Year 4, Epeiph 14. E=„ AO.Mich.inv. 4440COstE Amundsen LFOMich IG221H1935K@L. 1: read Phamenoth 4, not 1. (unpublished note of H.C. Youtie)UNoWNoX24-5048-S x 13[Receipt for Delivery in Kind\ 7.3 x 7.6 cmn=Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptoGreekr4uUnknown Tax-collectorv Late IIIrd/early IVth cent. A.D.wCairoxQReceipt (or memorandum) for chaff of Karanis brought by Aion to an unknown harbory>Aeion (Aion) son of Atesios (Atisis) (see also O.Mich. I, 573)z5Bath; Tax collection; taxation (Land); Transportation|PHOBunknown harbor, Herakleopolite or Memphite nome, province of EgyptPCompleteQ1RRecto; Verso is blankS DocumentaryT 4440o.bmphocumentaryT 4440o.bmphhck_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>jScannedk published Arsinoite nome, province of EgypthC 5„ @ hAE=CE<„y+hBEiAEsP„| hBH"iH&„@ rE^hBE_„@ n hB  P„PChBCiAC„@ hA C sP„v hB D „hA C „z hB i „hA C „OKh „@n „AhA „BhA „ChA „DhA „EhA „FhA „GhA „HhA „IhA „JhA „KhA „LhA „MhA „NhA „OhA „Pn hB D „QhB „RRRRPH"„|PHOFprobably Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptPCompleteQ1RRecto; Verso is blankS DocumentaryT 4438o.bmphA9.8 x 6.8 cm24-5047-AUnknown tax-collectorPHReceipt for transport of grain to an unknown harbor in the name of KastorBL VII, 289 (l. 3-4)Apr. 15, 291 A.D.Amundsen LKaranis; Attinou (kome)O.Mich.inv. 4438GreekCairo6OstNoNoprobably Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome,R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>BjDone on ph. Scannedk publishedl H.C. Youtie, ZPE 18 (1975) p. 85p12/9/98 3-4UNoWNoX 24-5047-AH&E^„AO.Mich.inv. 4437COstE Amundsen LFOMich IG231H1935UNoWNoX 24-5043A-E[Receipt for Delivery in Kind\ 7.1 x 5.5 cmn=Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptoGreeknv. 4438OstNoNo427Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptOMich I19354438o.bmp<_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>jscannedk published „AO.Mich.inv. 4437COstE Amundsen LFOMich IG231H1935UNoWNoX 24-5043A-E[Receipt for Delivery in Kind\ 7.1 x 5.5 cmn=Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptoGreekE_ „AO.Mich.inv. 4436BRectoCOstDO.Mich. inv. 4431E Amundsen LFOMich IG121H1935MTAPA 71N Youtie HCO644P1940R SB XIV 11446UNoWNoX24-5028E-A x 17[Receipt of money tax\ 9.7 x 7.2 cm_DFor the ambiguity of the abbreviation s( ), see O.Mich. II, p. 149.SizeFront_R1>4437o.bmp<_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8>B<_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>jscannedk published„AO.Mich.inv. 4436BRectoCOstDO.Mich. inv. 4431E Amundsen LFOMich IG121H1935MTAPA 71N Youtie HCO644P1940R SB XIV 11446UNoWNoX24-5028E-A x 17[Receipt of money tax\ 9.7 x 7.2 cm_DFor the ambiguity of the abbreviation s( ), see O.Mich. II, p. 149. „n=Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptoGreekr2s%See electronic version of OMich I 121uUnknown tax-collectorv#Ist cent. B.C./early Ist cent. A.D.wCairox-Receipt for payment of some tax by a SokmenisySokmenis son of KratonzTaxation; Tax collection{-|PHOFprobably Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptPcompleteQ1RRecto; Verso is blankS DocumentaryT 4436o.bmphA9.7 x 7.2 cm24-5028E-A x 17Unknown tax-collectorPHO.Mich. inv. 4431Receipt for payment of some tax by a SokmenisIst cent. B.C./early Ist cent. A.D.Amundsen L-O.Mich.inv. 4436GreekCairo2OstNoNoFor the ambiguity of the abbreviation s( ), see O.Mich. II, p. 149.proch. II, p. 149.n=Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of Egypt P'„hiA_ In the 12th year, (has paid) Sokmenis son of Kreon, for s( ), on Pharmouthi 23, 4 (drachmai)._@Af 9  > U  ] fjdone, on ph. Scannedk publishedp5/28/97s280„AO.Mich.inv. 4435COstE Amundsen LFOMich IG98H1935UNoWNoX24-5028E-A x 7[ Money Account\ 7.3 x 10.1 cmn=Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptoGreekr11uUnknownvIInd/IIIrd cent. A.D.wCairoxAccount of payments of money9AdEren son of Horos; Pates; Orsenouphis son of Ptolis (Ptollis); Mestas (Mysthas?) son of Lanis; Paos son of Porrhos (Pyrrhos); Sabras son of Axion; Horos son of Challes; Chal(--) (Chales?) son of Orsisouphas; Paes son of Konos; Pathres son of Amonnis (Ammonios); Sisouchos son of Orsenouphis; Petetriphis son of Mestas (Mysthas?); Preisthos son of SerentiosdzAccount|PHOFprobably Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of Egypt „hBbably Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptSee electronic version of OMich I 121Sokmenis son of Kraton121Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptYoutie HC644SB XIV 11446TAPA 711940RectoOMich ITaxation; Tax collectionReceipt of money tax1935complete1Recto; Verso is blankDocumentary4436o.bmp<_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>C „AO.Mich.inv. 4434BRectoCOstE Amundsen LFOMich IG155H1935M Berytus 8N Youtie HCO84-86P1944Q Pl. IX, 1R SB VI 9028UNoWNoX24-5028E-A x 7[;Receipt of tax payment in kind (or memorandum of delivery?)\ 6.4 x 5.3 cmn=Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptoGreekr2s%See electronic version of OMich I 155uunknown tax-collectorv)Late Ist cent. B.C./early Ist cent. A.D.wCairox>Receipt or memorandum for delivery of beer from or to a HorionyHorion son of PasoknopaioszTax collection; taxation{-|PHOFprobably Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptPcompleteQ1RRecto; Verso is blankS DocumentaryT 4434o.bmphrionyHorion son of PasoknopaioszTax collection; taxation{-|PHOFprobably Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptPcompleteQ1RRecto; Verso is blankS DocumentaryT 4434o.bmph_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_6nt_R7> „hA6.4 x 5.3 cm24-5028E-A x 7unknown tax-collectorPHReceipt or memorandum for delivery of beer from or to a HorionLate Ist cent. B.C./early Ist cent. A.D.Amundsen L-O.Mich.inv. 4434GreekCairo2OstNoNoprobably Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptSeeB electronic version of OMich I 155Horion son of Pasoknopaios155Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptYoutie HC84-86Pl. IX, 1SB VI 9028Berytus 81944RectoOMich ITax collection; taxationReceipt of tax payment in kind (or memorandum of delivery?)1935complete P„hC1Recto; Verso is blankDocumentary4434o.bmp<_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>i](Has brought/has been brought to) Horion son of Pasoknopaios, on Me(--) 2, 1/4 . . . of beer.jdone, on ph. Scannedk publishedl8H.C. Youtie, Scriptiunculae II (Amsterdam, 1973) p. 924.p5/27/97„AO.Mich.inv. 4433BRectoCOstE Amundsen LFOMich IG122H1935MTAPA 71N Youtie HCO644P1940R SB XIV 11447UNoWNoX24-5028E-A x 7[Receipt of money tax\ 6.8 x 4.3 cmn=Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptoGreekr2s%See electronic version of OMich I 122uUnknown tax-collectorP „v#Ist cent. B.C./early Ist cent. A.D.wCairox1Receipt for payment of some tax by an OrsenouphisywOrsenouphis son of Xe(--)(?) grandson of Orsepaiesis <OR: xenos, son of Orsepaiesis> (see also O. Mich. III, 981)z*Inland travel(?); Taxation; Tax collection{-|PHOFprobably Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptPcompleteQ1RRecto; Verso is blankS DocumentaryT 4433o.bmphA6.8 x 4.3 cm24-5028E-A x 7Unknown tax-collectorPHReceipt for payment of some tax by an OrsenouphisIst cent. B.C./early Ist cent. A.D.Amundsen L-O.Mich.inv. 4433GreekCairo2OstNoNoprobably Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptSee electronic version EgyptoGreekr2s%See electronic version of OMich I 122uUnknown tax-collector P„hD_R8>i In the 15th year, (has paid) Orsenouphis, son of Xe(--), the son of Orsepaiesis <OR: external, son of Orsepaiesis> on Phaopho <read: Phaophi>, 2''.jdone, on ph. Scannedk publishedp5/28/97s277„AO.Mich.inv. 4432BRectoCOstE Amundsen LFOMich IG124H1935MTAPA 71N Youtie HCO644P1940R SB XIV 11449UNoWNoX24-5028E-A x 7[Receipt of money tax\ 6 x 5.9 cmn=Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptoGreekr2s%See electronic version of OMich I 124uUnknown tax-collectorv#Ist cent. B.C./early Ist cent. A.D.wCairox/Receipt for payment of some tax by an OnnophrisyOnnophris son of Anchophis(?)zTaxation; Tax collection{-|PHOFprobably Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptPcompleteQ1RRecto; Verso is blankS DocumentaryT 4432o.bmph of EgyptSee electronic version „hB of OMich I 122Orsenouphis son of Xe(--)(?) grandson of Orsepaiesis <OR: xenos, son of Orsepaiesis> (see also O. Mich. III, 981)122Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptYoutie HC644SB XIV 11447TAPA 711940RectoOMich IInland travel(?); Taxation; Tax collectionReceipt of money tax193C5complete1Recto; Verso is blankDocumentary4433o.bmp<_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack „hA6 x 5.9 cm24-5028E-A x 7Unknown tax-collectorPHReceipt for payment of some tax by an OnnophrisIst cent. B.C./early Ist cent. A.D.Amundsen L-O.Mich.inv. 4432GreekCairo2OstNoNoprobably Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptSee electronic version of BOMich I 124Onnophris son of Anchophis(?)124Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptYoutie HC644SB XIV 11449TAPA 711940RectoOMich ITaxation; Tax collectionReceipt of money tax1935complete1Recto; Verso is blankDocumentary4432o.bmp<_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>aiW In the 18th year, (has paid) Onnophris son of Anchophis(?), on Pachon 5, 4'' drachmai.jdone, on ph. Scannedk publishedp5/28/97s276 „AO.Mich.inv. 4431BRectoCOstDO.Mich. inv. 4436E Amundsen LFOMich IG123H1935MTAPA 71N Youtie HCO644P1940R SB XIV 11448UNoWNoX24-5028E-A x 7[Receipt of money tax\ 5.9 x 5.2 cmn=Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptoGreekr3s%See electronic version of OMich I 123uUnknown tax-collectorv#Ist cent. B.C./early Ist cent. A.D.wCairox3Receipt for payment of epistatikon(?) by a SokmenisySokmenis son of Kraton „zTaxation; Tax collection{-|PHOFprobably Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptPcompleteQ1RRecto; Verso is blankS DocumentaryT 4431o.bmphA5.9 x 5.2 cm24-5028E-A x 7Unknown tax-collectorPHO.Mich. inv. 4436Receipt for payment of epistatikon(?) by a SokmenisIst cent. B.C./early Ist cent. A.D.Amundsen L-O.Mich.inv. 4431GreekCairo3OstNoNoprobably Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptSee electronic version of OMich I 123Sokmenis son of Kraton123Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptYoutie HC644SB XIV 11448TAPA 711940RectoOMich ITaxation; Tax collectionReceipt of money tax1935complete1Recto; Verso is blankDocumentary4431o.bmp<_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8> K<„hCnre>Documentary4430o.bmp<_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>iAi(Has brought/has been brought to) Pasoknopaios, on Pachon 7, 3 lakkoi of beer. In the 1st year, Pachon 7.i@A> ?  E >jdone, on ph. Scannedk publishedp5/28/97s274„AO.Mich.inv. 4429COstE Amundsen LFOMich IG695H1935UNoWNoX 24-5025B-A[Fragment\ 5.8 x 7 cmn=Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptoGreekr5uUnknownvIIIrd/IVth cent. A.D.wCairox)Fragment, from a text of uncertain naturezFragment|PHbl_side>Recto; Verso is blank5.7 x 4.3 cm24-5028E-A x 7Unknown tax-collectorPHReceipt or memorandum for delivery of beer from or to a PetesoknopaiosEarly Ist cent. A.D.Amundsen L-O.Mich.inv. 4430GreekCairo5OstNoNoprobably Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptSee electronic vBersion of OMich I 362Pasoknopaios362Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptYoutie HC639SB XIV 11445TAPA 711940RectoOMich ITax collection; taxationReceipt of tax payment in kind (or memorandum of delivery?)1935complete1Recto; Verso is blank355Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptOMich IList; TransportationList of Donkey-Drivers1935Complete1Recto; Verso is blankDocumentary4428o.bmp<_600DPIFront_RC)1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>iAupph, son of Sereneios: 1 Panas, son of Panas: 1 Aphrodisios son of Melas: 1 Ateeis, son of Priscus: 1 Ekeusi, son of Ekeus: 1 Pares, son of Kastor: 1 Anyphis, son of Arios: 1K@ Z„yAupph (Apphous?) son of Sereneios (Serenus?); Panas son of Panas; Aphrodisios son of Melas; Ateeis son of Priscus; Ekeusi (Ekysis?) son of Ekeus; Pares son of Kastor; Anyphis son of ArioszList; Transportation|PHOFprobably Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptPCompleteQ1RRecto; Verso is blankS DocumentaryT 4428o.bmphA14.9 x 7.7 cm24-5024F-G x 5UnknownPHList of donkey-driversEarly IVth cent. A.D.Amundsen LO.Mich.inv. 4428GreekCairo7OstNoNoprobably Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptAupph (Apphous?) son of Sereneios (Serenus?); Panas son of Panas; Aphrodisios son of Melas; Ateeis sGC„AO.Mich.inv. 4427COstE Amundsen LFOMich IG102H1935KBL III, 261 (l. 11; 13)UNoWNoX24-5024F-G x 5[ Money Account\15.9 x 10.3 cmn=Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptoGreekr18uUnknownvEarly IVth cent. A.D.wCairoxAccount of expenses9A (unnamed) dekatarches (dekadarches); (unnamed) boethos of the dekatarches; Ptollas; (unnamed) balaneiophylakes; (unnamed) boethos of balaneiophylakes; (unnamed) phylakes; (unnamed) lestopiastai; Plosanos(?) (Plousianos?); (unnamed) petaria (paidaria); Turbo, phylax z%Animal; Feeding; Police; Price; Slave|PHOFprobably Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptPComplete, but partly fadedQ1RRecto; Verso is blankS Documentaryhis blankS Documentaryhhs>18OstNoNoprobably Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of Egypt102Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome,IG „9AHeron(?) son of Horion(?) (see also O.Mich. I, 587); Ouenaphris (son of Horion?), brother of Heron (see also O.Mich. I, 587); Hol (Horos) son of Amoules (see also O.Mich. I, 337); Sotas son of Apollonios (see also O.Mich. I, 592); Pelalis son of Cassius (see also O.Mich. I, 614); Priscus; Pesouris son of Kallonios (see P.Cair.Isid., p. 68); Komon son of Kallonios (see also O.Mich., p. 197); Arabikos; Serenus son of Harpalos (see ZPE 18 [1975] p. 85, n. 22); Palemon son of Thiok (Tiouk) (seBe O.Mich. III, p. 187)zList; Transportation|PHOFprobably Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptPComplete, partly fadedQ1RRecto; Verso is blankS DocumentaryT 4425o.bmph3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>jScannedk published„AO.Mich.inv. 4425COstE Amundsen LFOMich IG354H1935KBL VII, 289 (l. 3)307/308 A.D.?Amundsen LKaranisO.Mich.inv. 4424GreekCairo6OstNoNoprobably Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of Egyp><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFronBt_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>jScannedk published „AO.Mich.inv. 4424COstE Amundsen LFOMich IG513H1935KBL VII, 289 on line 3UNoWNoX24-5024F-G x 5>ack_R8>IIH„hA6.2 x 4.9 cm24-5024E-A x 4Unknown tax-collectorPHReceipt for transport of grain to an unknown harbor in the name of KastorJuly 11, 296 A.D.Amundsen LKaranisO.Mich.inv. 4423GreekCairo4OstNoNoprobably Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptKastor [- - -]; HBeras456Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptOMich ILiturgy (compulsory public service); Tax collection; Taxation (land); TransportationReceipt for Transport of Grain1935Broken off on the left side1Recto; Verso is blankDocumentary4423o.bmp<_600DPgyptH „hA7.5 x 5.7 cm24-5024E-A x 4Unknown tax-collectorPHReceipt for chaff paid and transported by a Ouenaphris in the name of his brother HeronLate IIIrd/early IVth cent. A.D.Amundsen Lhoriodeiktia [of Karanis]O.Mich.inv. 4422GreekCairo6OstNoNounknown harbor, Herakleopolite or Memphite nome, proBvince of EgyptSee electronic version of OMich I 587Heron son of Horion; Ouenaphris (son of Horion)587Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptYoutie HC90-93Pl. X,2SB VI 9032Berytus 81944RectoOMich ITaxation (Land); Tax collectionReceipt for Tax Payment in Kind1935broken off at the top and at the bottom; surface worn and rough; ink almost entirely faded1Recto; Verso is blankDocumentary4422o.bmp<_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3>D_<_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>)iAOn - - -, has brought Heron son of Horion, through Ouenaphris, his brother,, for the villagers of the horiodeiktia of the village [of Karanis, of the - - - indiction, - - - litrai of chaff, - - -]@A>  >jdone, on ph. Scanned; checkedk publishedp5/27/97s266eipt for Tax Payment in Kind<E J,[„ H1935UNoWNoX24-5024E-A x 4[ List of Names\ 7.2 x 6.6 cmn=Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptoGreekr10uUnknownv Late IIIrd/early IVth cent. A.D.wCairox,List of names, perhaps of liturgical workersyAmaeis (Amais) son of Kelol; Atheiseis (Atisis) son of Kopres; Kastor son of Pankratheios (Pankrates); Eudemon (Eudaimon) . . .; Misthias, brother of Eudaimon; Akeis, hiereusz List; Priest|PHOFprobably Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptP+Complete; surface damaged on the right sideQ1RRecto; Verso is blankS DocumentaryT 4421o.bmphis, hiereus586Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptOMich IList; PriestList of Names1935Complete; surface damaged on the right side1Recto; Verso is blankDocumentary4421o.bmpJ,J/4„ hCO<_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>+i. . . Amaeis, son of Kelol Atheiseis, son of Kopres Kastor, son of Pankratheios Eudemon , . . . Misthias, his brother Akeis, priest . . .jDone on ph. Scanned; checkedk publishedp12/21/98s265 J/FQ„!yDemetrios son of Hatres; Salios son of Serapion (Sarapion); Sotas son of Damas; Dioskoros son of Koles; Palei son of Paiesis (Peesis); Doulos son of Lelis; Palemon son of PalemonzList; Transportation|PHOFprobably Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptPCompleteQ1RRecto; Verso is blankS DocumentaryT 4420o.bmphA7.9 x 11.9 cm24-5024E-A x 4UnknownPHList of donkey-driversBL VII, 289 (l. 6). - L. 7: read Palem(on) Pa[l]em(onos) rather than Pales Pa[l]es. (Unpublished note of H.C. Youtie)Late IIIrd/early IVth cent. A.D.Amundsen LO.Mich.inv. 4420GreekCairo7OstNoNoprobably Karanis, Herakleidou meris, AUnpublished note of H.C. Youtie)UNoWNoX24-5024E-A x 4[List of Donkey-Drivers\ 7.9 x 11.9 cmn=Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptFF„"hA7.6 x 4 cm24-5020H-F x 2UnknownPHList of donkey-drivers and of their donkeysLate IIIrd cent. A.D.Amundsen LO.Mich.inv. 4418GreekCairo4OstNoNoprobably Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of Egypt334Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptOMich IList; TransportationList of Donkey-Drivers1935Broken off on the left1Recto; Verso is blankDocumentary4418o.bmp<_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_6 „$AO.Mich.inv. 4416BRectoCOstD-E Amundsen LFOMich IG180H1935MCP 37N Youtie HCO144P1942R SB VI 9019SXLine 4: read ses(emeiomai)(?), instead of Sar(--)(?). (unpublished note of H.C. Youtie).UNoWNoX 24-5020G-I[Receipt for Tax Payment in Kind\ 5.1 x 4.2 cmn=Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptoGreekr5s%See electronic version of OMich I 180uHerodesvJan. 11, 298 A.D.wCairox1Receipt for delivery of chaff, made by a PantelisyPantelis; HerodeszTaxation (Land); Tax collection{Karanis|PHO=Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptPcompleteQ1RRecto; Verso is blankS DocumentaryT 4416o.bmphreekr5s%See electronic version of OMich I 180uHerodesvJan. 11, 298 A.D.wCairox1Receipt for delivery of chaff, made by a PantelisyPantelis; HerodeszTaxation (Land); Tax collection{Karanis|PHO=Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptPcompleteQ1RRecto; Verso is blankS DocumentaryT 4416o.bmph „$hA5.1 x 4.2 cm24-5020G-IHerodesPH-Receipt for delivery of chaff, made by a PantelisJan. 11, 298 A.D.Amundsen LKaranisO.Mich.inv. 4416GreekCairo5OstNoNoKaranis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptSee electronic version of OMich I 180Pantelis; Herodes180Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptLine 4: read ses(emeiomai)(?), instead of Sar(--)(?). (unpublished note of H.C. Youtie).Youtie HC144SB VI 9019CP 371942RectoOMich ITaxation (Land); Tax collectionReceipt for Tax Payment in Kind1935complet „$hCe1Recto; Verso is blankDocumentary4416o.bmp<_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>i(Has brought, for) Karanis, Pantelis, one basket (sargane), and the transportation charges (thereupon). I, Herodes, have signed(?). Year 14 and 13 and 6, Tybi 16.jdone, on ph. Scanned; checkedk publishedp5/27/97s261<_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8> J„%AO.Mich.inv. 4415COstE Amundsen LFOMich IG627H1935KBL VII, 290 on line 9UNoWNoX 24-5020D-A[ List of Names\ 13.9 x 9.2 cmn=Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptoGreekr13uUnknownvEarly IVth cent. A.D.wCairox,List of names, perhaps of liturgical workers9AArtemidoros (& unnamed brothers); Heron; Isiak (Isaac); Paeses (Paesis); Heras; Ptolemaios; Kasstor (Kastor); Sokratos (Sokrates); Sabinus son of Aeios (Aios, or Aion?) (see also O.Mich. I, 204?); Onnophris son of Ptolemaios; Sabinus son of Atisios (Atisis) (see also O.Mich. I, 490)zList|PHOFprobably Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptPCompleteQ1RRecto; Verso is blankS Documentaryhon of Ptolemaios; Sabinus son of Atisios (Atisis) (see also O.Mich. I, 490)zList|PHOFprobably Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptPCompleteQ1RRecto; Verso is blankS Documentaryhment in Kind1935completGx Y„#iOf the crop of year 4, of the horiodeiktia of Kerkesoucha (in charge) of the people of Karanis, Ammonios, son of Papeeis (has shifted), through beasts of Narmouthis(?), four sacks, equal 4 sacks. Year 5, Hathyr 10.jDone on ph. Scanned; checkedk publishedl4W.H.M. Liesker - K.A. Worp, ZPE 88 (1991) p. 182-183p12/7/98s262eidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptPcompleteQ1RRecto; Verso is blankS DocumentaryT 4416o.bmphA5.1 x 4.2 cm24-5020G-IHerodesPH-Receipt for delivery of chaff, made by a PantelisJan. 11, 298 A.D.Amundsen LKaranisO.Mich.inv. 4416GreekCairo5OstNoNoKaranis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptSee electronic version of OMich I 1801935completJ „%hCDocumentary<_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>{iArtemidoros and his brothers Heron and Isiak Paeses and Heras, and their associates and Ptolemaios Kasstor and Sokratos Sabinus, son of Aeios, and his associates Onnophris, son of Ptolemaios Sabinus, son of Atisiosj Done on ph.k publishedp12/23/98s260 „&AO.Mich.inv. 4414COstE Amundsen LFOMich IG626H1935KBL III, 265 on line 6UNoWNoX24-5020A-E x 7[ List of Names\ 9.5 x 7 cmn=Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptoGreekr10uUnknownvEarly IVth cent. A.D.wCairox,List of names, perhaps of liturgical workersllSizeFr J„&yPatas; Kallon; Arabikos; Pareous (Pares); Pannous; Abok son of Melas (see TAPA 73 [1942] p. 77); Ariston son of Serenus (see O.Mich. I, p. 191); Aneios son of Heras; Heron son of Aion (see also O.Mich. I, 621); Heron son of Tauraz1List; Personal status: apator (of unknown father)|PHOFprobably Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptPCompleteQ1RRecto; Verso is blankS DocumentaryT 4414o.bmphA9.5 x 7 cm24-5020A-E x 7UnknownPHList of names, perhaps of liturgical workersBL III, 265 on line 6Early IVth cent. A.D.Amundsen LO.Mich.inv. 4414GreekCairo10OstNoNoprobably Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptPatas; Kallon; Arabikos; Pareous (Pares); PPatas; 626Karanis,ndsen LFOMich IG441H1935UNoH]E&O„(xGReceipt for chaff of Karanis brought by Sek(--)(?) to an unknown harbory;Sek(--)(?) son of Sek(--)(?); Ision (cf. P.Col. VII, p. 69)z/Tax collection; taxation (Land); Transportation{Karanis|PHOBunknown harbor, Herakleopolite or Memphite nome, province of EgyptPComplete; much fadedQ1RRecto; Verso is blankS DocumentaryT 4412o.bmphA8.6 x 9.7 cm24-5002A-E x 7IsionPHReceipt for chaff of Karanis brought by Sek(--)(?) to an unknown harborFor the date, see P.Col. VII, p. 69Aug. 4, 342 A.D.Amundsen LKaranisO.Mich.inv. 4412GreekCairo6OstNoNounknown harbor, Herakleopolite or Memphite nome, province of Egypt<213H1935K#For the date, see P.Col. VII, p. 69UNoWNoX24-5002A-E x 7[Receipt for Delivery in Kind\ 8.6 x 9.7 cme nome, province of EgyptoGreekr6uIsionE'M„)hA10.4 x 6.6 cm24-5020A-E x 7UnknownPHList of names, perhaps of liturgical workersEarly IVth cent. A.D.Amundsen LO.Mich.inv. 4411GreekCairo8OstNoNoprobably Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptAeianos (Aianos), kephalaiotes; Heraei ho neos; Ptolemeos (Ptolemaios) son of BHeron(?); Atisis son of Leonides; Eisidoros (Isidoros) son of Apion; Amitas son of Hatres; Archilaos son of Aiakas(?); Firmus son of Dios (Deios) (see also O.Mich. I, 617)625Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptOMich IListList of Names1935Complete1Recto; Verso is blankDocumentary4411o.bmp16.4 x 8.8 cm24-5020A-E x 7IsionPHReceipt for chaff of Karanis brought by Heron, for Chairemon, to an unknown harborFor the date, see P.Col. VII, p. 69Aug. 4, 342 A.D.Amundsen LKaranisO.Mich.inv. 4410GreekCairo7OstNoNounknown harbor, Herakleopolite or Memphite nome, provinIG214H1935K#For the date, see P.Col. VII, p. 69UNoWNoX24-5020A-E x 7[Receipt for Delivery in Kind\ 16.4 x 8.8 cmn=Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptoGreekr7uIsionvAug. 4, 342 A.D.wCairoe, province of EgypthH !„,[Receipt for Delivery in Kind\ 9.8 x 10.6 cmn=Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptoGreekr6uDiotimosvSept. 10, 342 A.D.wCairoxAReceipt for chaff of Karanis brought by Isak to an unknown harboryhIsak (Isaac) son of Ision (see also O.Mich. I, 206); Diatimos(?) (Diotimos) (see P.Col. VII, p. 69; 231)z/Tax collection; taxation (Land); Transportation{Karanis|PHOBunknown harbor, Herakleopolite or Memphite nome, province of EgyptPComplete, partly fadedQ1RRecto; Verso is blankS DocumentaryT 4408o.bmph_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFrontB_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>jScannedk published „,AO.Mich.inv. 4408COstE Amundsen LFOMich IG216H1935MCPJ IIINStern MO480P1964SBL VIII, 526 (date)UNoWNoX24-5020A-E x 7X24-5020A-E x 7 „7[Receipt of money tax\ 6.8 x 4.4 cmn=Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptoGreekr2s%See electronic version of OMich I 116uUnknown tax-collectorv#Ist cent. B.C./early Ist cent. A.D.wCairox5Receipt for payment of epistatikon(?) by a Ptolli(--)yPtolli(--) son of Hera(--)zTaxation; Tax collection{-|PHOFprobably Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptPcompleteQ1RRecto; Verso is blankS DocumentaryT 4397o.bmphA6.8 x 4.4 cm24-5010F2-FUnknown tax-collectorPHReceipt for payment of epistatikon(?) by a Ptolli(--)Ist cent. B.C./early Ist cent. A.D.Amundsen L-O.Mich.inv. 4397GreekCairo2OstNoNoprobably Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptSee electronic versioI 116uUnknown tax-collectorIEYv„-hBs>Tiberinus, bouleutes; Sotas, onelates546Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptOMich ILiturgy (compulsory public service); Profession; Tax collection; Taxation (land); TransportationReceipt for Transport of Grain1935Broken off at the top (upper left corner)1Recto; Verso is blankDocumentary4407o.bmp<_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>Jime, province of Egypt4.6 x 6.4 cm24-5016A-B x 4Sarapion, apodektes(?)PHReceipt for chaff of Karanis brought to an unknown harborEarly IVth cent. A.D.Amundsen LKaranisO.Mich.inv. 4406GreekCairo5OstNoNounknown harbor, Herakleopolite or Memphite nome, province of EgyptSarapion, apodektes(?)x 4ck_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>jScannedk published „/AO.Mich.inv. 4405COstE Amundsen LFOMich IG230H1935UNoWNoX24-5016A-B x 4E[Df„0ySarapion son of Cheremon (Chairemon) (see also O.Mich. I, 630); Isiak (Isak, Isaac) son of Ision (see also O.Mich. I, 216); Souchidas (see P.Col. VII, p. 67)z/Tax collection; taxation (Land); Transportation{Keranis (Karanis)|PHOBunknown harbor, Herakleopolite or Memphite nome, province of EgyptPCompleteQ1RRecto; Verso is blankS DocumentaryT 4404o.bmphA8 x 7.7 cm24-5016A-B x 4SouchidasPHReceipt for chaff of Karanis brought by Sarapion to an unknown harborBL VII, 288 (l. 5). - For the date, see P.Col. VII, p. 67Nov. 8, 336 A.D.Amundsen LKeranis (Karanis)O.Mich.inv. 4404GreekCairo7OstNoNounknown harbor, Herakleopolite or Mate, see P.Col. VII, p. 67UNoWNoX24-5016A-B x 4[Receipt for Delivery in Kind\ 8 x 7.7 cmnome, province of EgyptoGreekr7u SouchidasDM„1oGreekr4uUnknownvEarly IVth cent. A.D.wCairox)Fragment, from a text of uncertain natureyDiodoros; Pethe[- - -]zFragment|PHOFprobably Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptP Complete(?); surface partly lostQ1RRecto; Verso is blankS DocumentaryT 4403o.bmphA6.4 x 5.3 cm24-5016A-B x 4UnknownPHFragment, from a text of uncertain natureEarly IVth cent. A.D.Amundsen LO.Mich.inv. 4403GreekCairo4OstNoNoprobably Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptDiodoros; Pethe[- - -]691Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsi35UNoWNoX24-5016A-B x 4n=Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptT 4403o.bmph k published K8D-„2xReceipt for delivery of chaffy_Paeianos (Paianes) son of Aphelis (see H.C. Youtie, CP 37 (1942) p. 146-147); Kopres, apodekteszTaxation (Land); Tax collection{Karanis|PHOBunknown harbor, Herakleopolite or Memphite nome, province of EgyptPCompleteQ1RRecto; Verso is blankS DocumentaryT 4402o.bmphA7.9 x 4.8 cm24-5015-AKopres, apodektesPHReceipt for delivery of chaffAug. 31, 302 A.D.Amundsen LKaranisO.Mich.inv. 4402GreekCairo10OstNoNounknown harbor, Herakleopolite or Memphite nome, province of EgyptPaeianos (Paianes) son of Aphelis (see H.C. Youtie, CP 37 (1942) p. 146-17.9 x 4.8 cmn=Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptoGreekr10uKopres, apodektesvAug. 31, 302 A.D.wCairoxReceipt for delivery of chaffHM„3hA9.2 x 7.2 cm24-5014C-C x 2Unknown tax-collectorPHReceipt for transport of grain to an unknown harbor in the name of SarapionJan. 22, 291 A.D.Amundsen Lhoriodeiktia of Karanis; Cynopolite nomeO.Mich.inv. 4401GreekCairo6OstNoNoprobably Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province ofB EgyptSarapion son of Macrinus; Paues425Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptOMich ILiturgy (compulsory public service); Tax collection; Taxation (land); TransportationReceipt for Transport of Grain1935Complete1Recto; Verso is blankDocumentary4401o.bmp<HE„4y*Ammonios son of Paieous (Peeous); Kris(--)zTaxation; Tax collection{Karanis|PHO=Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptP0Surface badly damaged and writing partly effacedQ1RRecto; Verso is blankS DocumentaryT 4400o.bmphA10.7 x 7.1 cm24-5014C-C x 2Kris(--)PHReceipt for delivery of uncertain natureLate IIIrd cent. A.D.Amundsen LKaranisO.Mich.inv. 4400GreekCairo4OstNoNoKaranis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptAmmonios son of Paieous (Peeous); Kris(--)2597.6 x 11 cm24-5012C-ASe(--)(?)PHReceipt for chaff of Karanis brought by Ptolemaios to an unknown harborIVth cent. A.D.Amundsen LO.Mich.inv. 4399GreekCairo4OstNoNounknown harbor, Herakleopolite or Memphite nome, province of EgyptPtolemeos (Ptolemaios) son of Ision (see also O.Mich. I, 321); Sechaff of Karanis brought by Ptolemaios to an unknown harborM „7AO.Mich.inv. 4397BRectoCOstE Amundsen LFOMich IG116H1935MTAPA 71N Youtie HCO645P1940R SB XIV 11451UNoWNoX 24-5010F2-FstList of Names1935broken off on the right side and at the top1Recto; Verso is blankDocumentary4398o.bmp<_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5>C<_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>iEChairemon, son of Atisios Ekysis, son of Theonas Aion, son of AtisiosjDone on ph. Scannedk publishedp12/18/98 „7AO.Mich.inv. 4397BRectoCOstE Amundsen LFOMich IG116H1935MTAPA 71N Youtie HCO645P1940R SB XIV 11451UNoWNoX 24-5010F2-F „7hBn of OMich I 116Ptolli(--) son of Hera(--)116Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptYoutie HC645SB XIV 11451TAPA 711940RectoOMich ITaxation; Tax collectionReceipt of money tax1935complete1Recto; Verso is blankDocumentary4397o.bmp<_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>cAPA 71N Youtie HCO645P1940R SB XIV 11451UNoWNoX 24-5010F2-F[Receipt of money tax\ 6.8 x 4.4 cmJ'G„8.1 x 6.4 cm24-5008B-G x 14Unknown tax-collectorPHArchive of Melas, son of HorosReceipt for transport of grain to an unknown harbor in the name of HorosBL IX, 388 (l. 4)Jan. 7, 289 A.D.Amundsen LKaranis; Oxyrhynchite nome <or Oxyrhyncha?>O.Mich.inv. 4392GreekCairo7OstNoNoprobably Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptHoros son of Ameis; Publius416Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptOMich ILiturgy (compulsory public service); Personal status: apator (of unknown father); Tax collection; Taxation (land); TransportationReceipt for Transport of Grain1935Complete16.8 x 4.4 cm24-5010F2-FUnknown tax-collectorPHReceipt for payment of epistatikon(?) by a Ptolli(--)Ist cent. B.C./early Ist cent. A.D.Amundsen L-O.Mich.inv. 4397GreekCairo2OstNoNoprobably Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptSee electronic versio 5Q„8AO.Mich.inv. 4396COstE Amundsen LFOMich IG158H1935KBL X, 293 (date)UNoWNoX24-5008B-G x 14[Receipt for Delivery in Kind\ 15 X 22 cmn=Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptoGreekr3uUnknown tax-collectorvSept. 27, 272 or 278 A.D.wCairox0Receipt for the delivery of tax grain by SerenusySerenuszTax collection; Taxation (Land)|PHOFprobably Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptPCompleteQ1RRecto; Verso is blankS DocumentaryT 4396o.bmpherenuszTax collection; Taxation (Land)|PHOFprobably Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptPCompleteQ1RRecto; Verso is blankS DocumentaryT 4396o.bmphy>Cairo3OstNoNo158Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptLiesker WHM-Worp KA178ZPE 881991OMich I1935CM „9AO.Mich.inv. 4395COstE Amundsen LFOMich IG130H1935K-The readings of l. 3 are quite uncertain (PH)UNoWNoX24-5008B-G x 14[Receipt for Tax Payment\ 9.4 x 7.3 cmn=Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptoGreekr3uUnknown tax-collectorvJan./Feb. 283 or 285 A.D.?wCairox%Receipt for payment of an unknown taxyGermanus son of GemelluszTaxation; Tax collection|PHO=Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptPCompleteQ1RRecto; Verso is blankS DocumentaryT 4395o.bmphX24-5008B-G x 14[Receipt for Tax Payment\ 9.4 x 7.3 cmn=Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptoGreekr3uUnknown tax-collectorvJan./Feb. 283 or 285 A.D.?wCairox%Receipt for payment of an unknown taxyGermanus son of GemelluszTaxation; Tax collection|PHO=Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptPCompleteQ1RRecto; Verso is blankS DocumentaryT 4395o.bmph><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7 C„9hA9.4 x 7.3 cm24-5008B-G x 14Unknown tax-collectorPHReceipt for payment of an unknown taxThe readings of l. 3 are quite uncertain (PH)Jan./Feb. 283 or 285 A.D.?Amundsen LO.Mich.inv. 4395GreekCairo3OstNoNoKaranis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptGermanus son oBf Gemellus130Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptOMich ITaxation; Tax collectionReceipt for Tax Payment1935Complete1Recto; Verso is blankDocumentary4395o.bmp<_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPDM„:hA12.5 x 15.7 cm24-5008B-G x 14UnknownPHList of names, perhaps of liturgical workersEnd of the IIIrd cent. A.D.Amundsen LO.Mich.inv. 4394GreekCairo10OstNoNoprobably Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptThaleis; Palemon; Pankrateis (Pankrates); Dioskoros; Onnophris; PriscBus; Papireis; Ision; Ptollas; Peus (Peeus)572Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptOMich IListList of Names1935Complete; partly faded, with the surface corroded2Recto; Verso is blankDocumentary4394o.bmp<_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_60 G„;hBich I 279Niger son of Didymos, . . .itas279Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptYoutie HC79-82SB XIV 11467TAPA 731942RectoOMich IIrrigation; Dyke Corve (compulsory work); Profession(?); TaxationReceipt (Certificate) for work on the embankments1935complete; rather faCded1Recto; Verso is blankDocumentary4393o.bmp<_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>ich I 279G t„CxbReceipt(?) (or memorandum) for delivery of grain brought by Atisis and Kopres to an unknown harbory:[[Orsenouphis]]; Atisis, poimen; Kopres, brother of AtisiszKAnimal; Liturgy (compulsory public service); Tax collection; Transportation|PHOFprobably Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptPCompleteQ1RRecto; Verso is blankS DocumentaryT 4385o.bmphA3.6 x 3 cm24-5008B-G x 14Unknown tax-collectorPHReceipt(?) (or memorandum) for delivery of grain brought by Atisis and Kopres to an unknown harborEnd of the IIIrd cent. A.D.Amundsen LO.Mich.inv. 4385GreekCairo5OstNoNoprobably Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of Egypt[[Orseeceipt(?) (or memorandum) for delivery of grain brought by Atisis and Kopres to an unknown harbor80 A.D.?)wCairooI „;OFprobably Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptPcomplete; rather fadedQ1RRecto; Verso is blankS DocumentaryT 4393o.bmphA10.4 x 5.7 cm24-5008B-G x 14Unknown dyke-surveyorPHCertificate for work on the embankments performed by a NigerIIIrd cent. A.D.Amundsen L-O.Mich.inv. 4393GreekCairo3OstNoNoprobably Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptSee electronic version of OMizeBack_R2><_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>ius>coI t„LyMelas son of Horos, kephalaiotes (see O.Mich. I, p. 198); Neilos son of Cassianus (see O.Mich. I, p. 198); Isidoros [- - -]; Pamoun son of Kaphanos(?) (see also O.Mich. I, 585); Heras [- - -]zList|PHOFprobably Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptP.Broken off on the right side and at the bottomQ1RRecto; Verso is blankS DocumentaryT 4376o.bmphA7.9 x 6.8 cm24-5008A-S x IIUnknownPHArchive of Melas, son of HorosList of names, perhaps of liturgical workersLate IIIrd/early IVth cent. A.D.Amundsen LO.Mich.inv. 4376GreekCairo5OstNoNoprobably Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptMelas son of Horos, k00DPIBack_R8>ealaiotes Neilos, son of Cassianus Isidoros [- - -] Pamoun, son of Kaphanos(?) Heras [- - -]PJ%„?AO.Mich.inv. 4389COstD Archive of Melas, son of Horos ?E Amundsen LFOMich IG383H1935UNoWNoX24-5008B-G x 14[Receipt for Transport of Grain\ 10.1 x 6.1 cmn=Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptoGreekr3uUnknown tax-collectorvLate IIIrd cent. A.D.wCairoxhBon of Severus366Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptOMich ILiturgy (compulsory public service); Tax collection; Taxation (land); TransportationReceipt for Transport of Grain1935Complete; partly faded1Recto; Verso is blankDocumentary4390o.bmp<_6C500DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>irOf the crop of year 1, of the granary of Karanis, Severus son of Severus (has shifted) 1 sack. Year 2, Mecheir 29.jDone on ph. Scanned; checkedk publishedp12/4/98J&G„@hA8.2 x 6.5 cm24-5008B-G x 14UnknownPHArchive of Melas, son of Horos ?Name of individual ?End of the IIIrd cent. A.D.Amundsen LO.Mich.inv. 4388GreekCairo2OstNoNoprobably Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptHorion653Karanis, HerakBleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptOMich IName Tag ?Name of individual (name tag) ?1935Complete; surface damaged by corrosion1Recto; Verso is blankDocumentary4388o.bmp<_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R I„ChBnouphis]]; Atisis, poimen; Kopres, brother of Atisis558Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptOMich IAnimal; Liturgy (compulsory public service); Tax collection; TransportationReceipt(?) for Transport of Grain1935Complete1Recto; Verso is blankDocumentary4385o.bmp<_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>$iE[[Orsenouphis]] Atisis the shepherd and his brother Kopres: 1 donkey.jDone on ph. Scanned; checkedk publishedp12/17/98s230HM„DhA5.5 x 5.8 cm24-5008B-G x 14Severinus & Andreas, dekaprotoiPHArchive of Melas, son of HorosReceipt for transport of grain to an unknown harbor in the name of MelasL. 3: read probably Andrea, instead of Andris(kou), and compare O.Mich. II, 913-916; III, 1066. (Unpublished note of H.C. Youtie)Dec. 27, 298 A.D.Amundsen Lhoriodeiktia of KaranisBO.Mich.inv. 4384GreekCairo8OstNoNoprobably Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptSeverinus, dekaprotos; Andreas, dekaprotos; Melas son of Horos (see O.Mich. I, p. 198)465Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptOMich ILiturgy (compulsory public service); Tax collection; Taxation (land); TransportatiE E„hA9.8 x 9.7 cm24-113I-C x 20SouchidasPHArchive of Ouenaphris, son of Priscus (& family)Receipt for chaff of Karanis brought by Kanaout to an unknown harborFor the date, see P.Col. VII, p. 67Jan. 4, 336 A.D.Amundsen LKeranis (Karanis)O.Mich.inv. 4281GreekCairo5OstNoNoBunknown harbor, Herakleopolite or Memphite nome, province of EgyptKanaout (son of Ouenaphris) (see O.Mich. I, p. 196); Souchidas (see P.Col. VII, p. 67)208Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptOMich ITax collection; taxation (Land); TransportationReceipt for Delivery in Kind1935Complete1Recto; Verso is blankDoHI<„EhA10.5 x 8.4 cm24-5008A-S x IIUnnamed sitologoiPHArchive of Melas, son of HorosReceipt for transport of grain to an unknown harbor in the name of MelasNov. 29, 303 A.D.Amundsen LO.Mich.inv. 4383GreekCairo7OstNoNoprobably Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of Egypt(unnamed) sitologoi; Melas son of Horos (see O.Mich. I, p. 198)509Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptOMich ILiturgy (compulsory public service); Tax collection; Taxation (land); TransportationReceipt for Transport of Grain1935Complete1Recto; Verso is blankDocumentary4383o.bmp11.4 x 7.9 cm24-5008A-S x IISeverinus & Andreas, dekaprotoiPHArchive of Melas, son of HorosReceipt for transport of grain to an unknown harbor in the name of HorosL. 2: read Andrea gene(matos), instead of Andr(iskou) gene(matos), and compare O.Mich. II, 913-916; III, 1066. (Unpublished note of H.C. Youtie)Nov. 17, 299 A.D.Amundsen LKaranis79H1935KL. 2: read Andrea gene(matos), instead of Andr(iskou) gene(matos), and compare O.Mich. II, 913-916; III, 1066. (Unpublished note of H.C. Youtie)UNoWNoX24-5008A-S x II[Receipt for Transport of Grain H„GhBO.Mich.inv. 4381GreekCairo7OstNoNoprobably Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptSeverinus, dekaprotos; Andrias (Andreas), dekaprotos; Horos son of Ameis (see O.Mich. I, p. 208)479Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptOMich ILiturgy (compulsory public service); Personal status: apator (of unknownC father); Tax collection; Taxation (land); TransportationReceipt for Transport of Grain1935Complete1Recto; Verso is blankDocumentary4381o.bmp<_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_60HD„IFOMich IG192H1935UNoWNoX24-5008A-S x II[Receipt for Delivery in Kind\ 7.2 x 6.9 cmn=Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptoGreekr5uUnknown tax-collectorvAug. 15, 305 A.D.wCairoxGReceipt for chaff delivered to an unknown harbor by Melas, son of Horosy3Melas son of Horion (Horos) (see O.Mich. I, p. 198)z/Tax collection; taxation (Land); Transportation|PHOAunnamed place, Herakleopolite or Memphite nome, province of EgyptPCompleteQ1RRecto; Verso is blankS DocumentaryT 4379o.bmph0DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFronBt_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>jscannedk published „IAO.Mich.inv. 4379COstDArchive of Melas, son of HorosE Amundsen LFOMich IG192H1935UNoWNoX24-5008A-S x II[Receipt for Delivery in KindDD„JDArchive of Melas, son of HorosE Amundsen LFOMich IG189H1935IPl. VUNoWNoX24-5008A-S x II[Receipt for Delivery in Kind\ 11.3 x 8.6 cmn=Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptoGreekr7uHeron; Kalandos; NeilosvJuly 5, 305 A.D.wCairoxZReceipt for chaff of Karanis brought by Melas, son of Horos, to the collectors of BabylonyMelas son of Horos (see also O.Mich. I, p. 198); Heron (see also O.Mich. I, 190; 193-194; II, 781); Kalandos (see also O.Mich. II, 781); Neilos (see also O.Mich. I, 190; 193-194; II, 781)z/Tax collection; taxation (Land); Transportation{Karanis; Babylon|PHOAunnamed place, Herakleopolite or Memphite nome, province of EgyptPCompleteQ1RRecto; Verso is blankS DocumentaryT 4378o.bmph>189Pl. VKaranis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptOMich ITax collection; taxation (Land); TransportationReceipt for Delivery in Kind1935<_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8D>iAMelas, son of Horos, has brought to the bank of the river, for the 21st and 13th and 1st year, for the village of Karanis, 30 baskets (sarganai) of chaff, sent off in Babylon. We, Heron and Kalandos, have signed. (2nd hand) I, Neilos, have signed. Epeiph 11.jDone, on ph.; scannedk publishedp11/17/98„KAO.Mich.inv. 4377COstDArchive of Melas, son of HorosE Amundsen LFOMich IG498H1935UNoWNoX24-5008A-S x II[Receipt for Transport of Grain J!„LhBephalaiotes (see O.Mich. I, p. 198); Neilos son of Cassianus (see O.Mich. I, p. 198); Isidoros [- - -]; Pamoun son of Kaphanos(?) (see also O.Mich. I, 585); Heras [- - -]583Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptOMich IListList of Names1935Broken off on the right side and at the bottom1Recto; Verso is blankDocumentary4376o.bmp<_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>e83H1935UNoWNoX24-5008A-S x IINoWNoX24-5008A-S x IIJEE„MhA9.3 x 8.4 cm24-5008A-S x IIUnknown Tax-collectorPHArchive of Melas, son of HorosReceipt for chaff of Karanis brought by Melas to an unknown harborLate IIIrd/early IVth cent. A.D.Amundsen LKeranis (Karanis)O.Mich.inv. 4375GreekCairo5OstNoNounknown harbor, Herakleopolite or BMemphite nome, province of EgyptSame hand as O.Mich. I, 201 (Amundsen)Melas son of Hol (Horos) (see also O.Mich. I, p. 198)222Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptOMich ITax collection; taxation (Land); TransportationReceipt for Delivery in Kind1935Complete1Recto; Verso is blankDocumentary<_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>=iOf the granary of the village of Karanis, of the crop of year 16 and 15 and 8, in the name of Melas, son of Horos, four donkeys, (equal) 4 donkeys. Year 17 and 16 and 9, Pharmouthi 6.jDone on ph. Scanned; checkedk publishedp12/14/98s219 meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptOMich ILiturgy (compulsory public service); Tax collection; Taxation (land); TransportationReceipt for Transport of Grain1935Complete1Recto; Verso is blankDocumentary4374o.bmp<_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8> „PhA9.3 x 5.1 cm24-5007G-Eunknown tax-collectorPH-Receipt for payment of some taxIst cent. B.C./early Ist cent. A.D.Amundsen L-O.Mich.inv. 4372GreekCairo2OstNoNoprobably Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptSee electronic version of OBMich I 664K- - - (Karanos?)664Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptSB VI 9021 mistakenly reprints the date given in the ed.pr.; it should read, as given here, Ist cent. B.C./early Ist cent. A.D. (PH)Youtie HC147-148SB VI 9021CP 371942RectoOMich ITaxation; Tax collectionReceipt of m.1 cmJ „OiMelas, son of Horos, foreman 'and his associates' Peeous Paesis, son of Ision Paeianos, son of Aphelis Sanis . . . And(?) Taouleni . . .jDone on ph. Scanned; checkedk publishedp12/21/98s218 taxyK- - - (Karanos?)zTaxation; Tax collection{-|PHOFprobably Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptPcomplete; much fadedQ1RRecto; Verso is blankS DocumentaryT 4372o.bmphA9.3 x 5.1 cm24-5007G-Eunknown tax-collectorPH-Receipt for payment of some taxIst cent. B.C./early Ist cent. A.D.Amundsen L-O.Mich.inv. 4372GreekCairo2OstNoNoprobably Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptSee electronic version of O_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6>7.4 x 8.6 cm24-5007C-AGerontios, dekaprotosPHReceipt for transport of grain to an unknown harbor in the name of TiberinusMarch 24, 302 A.D.Amundsen LKaranisO.Mich.inv. 4371GreekCairo7OstNoNoprobably Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptGerontios, dekaprBotos; Tiberinus, (former) gymnasiarchos499Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptOMich ILiturgy (compulsory public service); Tax collection; Taxation (land); TransportationReceipt for Transport of Grain1935Complete1Recto; Verso is blankDocumentary4371o.bmp1935complete; much faded1Recto; Verso is blankDocumentary4372o.bmp<_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>iAB In the 15th year, (has paid) K- - - , for s( ), on Epeiph - - -.B@A> +  0 >jdone, on ph. Scanned; checkedk publishedp5/27/97s217_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6>OstNoNoprobably Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptDoulos son of Polydeukes (see also O.M publishedp12/18/98 >„ShA4.6 x 4.6 cm24-5006A-AD x 5UnknownPHList of names, perhaps of liturgical workersLate IIIrd cent. A.D.Amundsen LO.Mich.inv. 4369GreekCairo2OstNoNoprobably Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptHarpalos son of P[- - -]; Valerius [- - -]570Karanis,B Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptOMich IListList of Names1935Broken off on the right side (and at the top?)1Recto; Verso is blankDocumentary4369o.bmp<_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600I>„ThA8.3 x 4.7 cm24-5006A-AD x 5Unknown tax-collectorPHReceipt for chaff(?) brought by an IschurasLate IIIrd cent. A.D.Amundsen LKaranis(?)O.Mich.inv. 4368GreekCairo3OstNoNounknown harbor, Herakleopolite or Memphite nome, province of EgyptSee electronic version of OMich I 56B9Ischuras son of Nai- - -569Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptYoutie HC449-451SB XIV 11455TAPA 721941RectoOMich ITaxation (Land); Tax collectionReceipt for Tax Payment in Kind(?)1935complete; in part very much faded1Recto; Verso is blank Iq‚hA7.2 x 12.4 cm28-242*-NUnknown tax-collectorPHReceipt for transport of grain to Kerke in the name of PtollasBL VII, 289 (l. 7). - L. 4: read probably di(a) instead of ono(matos). (Unpublished note of H.C. Youtie)Feb. 6, 311 A.D.Amundsen LKaranis; KerkeO.Mich.inv. 9168GreekCairo8OstNoNBoprobably Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptPtollas son of Sarapion (see O.Mich. I, p. 204); Dioskoros, onelates522Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptOMich ILiturgy (compulsory public service); Tax collection; Taxation (land); TransportationReceipt for Transport of Grain1935Complete1Rect ;> =„UAO.Mich.inv. 4367COstE Amundsen LFOMich IG568H1935UNoWNoX24-5006A-AD x 5[ List of Names\ 5.5 x 3.8 cmn=Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptoGreekr4uUnknownvLate IIIrd cent. A.D.wCairox,List of names, perhaps of liturgical workersy!Ekeb; Kaos son of Kame; DioskoroszList|PH><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>iPOf the village of Karanis(?). Ischuras son of Nai- - - has brought the chaff(?).jdone, on ph. Scannedk publishedl7H.C. Youtie, Scriptiunculae I (Amsterdam, 1973) p. 127.p5/28/97„UAO.Mich.inv. 4367COstE Amundsen LFOMich IG568H1935UNoWNoX24-5006A-AD x 5[ List of Names\ 5.5 x 3.8 cmn=Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptoGreekr4uUnknownvLate IIIrd cent. A.D.wCairox,List of names, perhaps of liturgical workersy!Ekeb; Kaos son of Kame; DioskoroszList|PHded1Recto; Verso is blan M$„UOFprobably Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptP Complete(?)Q1RRecto; Verso is blankS DocumentaryT 4367o.bmphA5.5 x 3.8 cm24-5006A-AD x 5UnknownPHList of names, perhaps of liturgical workersLate IIIrd cent. A.D.Amundsen LO.Mich.inv. 4367GreekCairo4OstNoNoprobably Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptEkeb; Kaos son of Kame; Dioskoros568Karanis, Heraklei/>ki)And Ekeb Kaos son of Kame Dioskoros . . .jDone on ph. scannedk publishedp12/18/98 nome, province of EgyptT 4367o.bmpheadings>Taxation (Land); Tax collectionReceipt for Tax Payment in Kind(?)1935complete; in part very much faded1Recto; Verso is blanIF„Vx+List of donkey-drivers and of their donkeysySatornilus(?) [- - -]; Sempronius(?) [- - -]; [- - -] Clemens; [- - - son of] Kopres; [Ptolemaios?] son of Iulianus (see ZPE 88 [1991] 180); [Kastor?] son of Tourbon (Turbo) (see also O.Mich. I, 347?)zList; Transportation|PHOFprobably Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptP7Broken off on the left; upper right corner also missingQ1RRecto; Verso is blankS DocumentaryT 4366o.bmphA11.7 x 8.4 cm24-5006A-AD x 5UnknownPHList of donkey-drivers and of their donkeysLate IIIrd cent. A.D.Amundsen LO.Mich.inv. 4366GreekCairo7OstNoNoprobably Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptSatornilus(?) [- - -]; Sempronius(?) [- - -]; [- - -] Clemens; [- - - son of] and of their donkeysM% b„XAO.Mich.inv. 4364COstE Amundsen LFOMich IG401H1935K~L. 1: read 1 (etous) (date uncertain) rather than 7 (etous) (= Feb. 13, 283 A.D., Amundsen). (Unpublished note of H.C. Youtie)UNoWNoX24-5005F-A x 3[Receipt for Transport of Grain\ 7.9 x 6.3 cmn=Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptoGreekr5uUnknown tax-collector>7iIn the granary of the village of Karanis, of the crop of year 18, Ptolemaios, son of Ptolemaios, has shifted to the harbor of Kerke, through Sarmates the donkey-driver, 6 donkeys of wheat. Year 19 and 7 and 5 and 3, Mecheir 9.jDone on ph. scannedk publishedp12/16/98„XAO.Mich.inv. 4364COstE Amundsen LFOMich IG401H1935K~L. 1: read 1 (etous) (date uncertain) rather than 7 (etous) (= Feb. 13, 283 A.D., Amundsen). (Unpublished note of H.C. Youtie)UNoWNoX24-5005F-A x 3[Receipt for Transport of Grain\ 7.9 x 6.3 cmn=Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptoGreekr5uUnknown tax-collector G„XvLate IIIrd cent. A.D.wCairoxKReceipt for transport of grain to an unknown harbor in the name of Apynchisy0Apynchis son of Kopres (see also O.Mich. I, 397)zTLiturgy (compulsory public service); Tax collection; Taxation (land); Transportation{!horiodeiktia of Karanis; Psenyris|PHOFprobably Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptPCompleteQ1RRecto; Verso is blankS DocumentaryT 4364o.bmphA7.9 x 6.3 cm24-5005F-A x 3Unknown tax-collectorPHReceipt for transport of grain to an unknown harbor in the name of ApynchisL. 1: read 1 (etous) (date uncertain) rather than 7 (etous) (= Feb. 13, 283 A.D., Amundsen). (Unpublished note of H.C. Youtie)Late IIIrd cent. A.D.Amundsen Lhoriodeiktia of Karanis; PsenyrisO.Mich.inv. 4364Greek<_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFrontB_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>jscannedk published „YAO.Mich.inv. 4363COstE Amundsen LFOMich IG397H1935KBL VII, 289 (date)UNoWNoX24-5005F-A x 3[Receipt for Transport of Grain\ 7.3 x 6.3 cmIxId„ZhBs son of Ptolemaios (see O.Mich. I, p. 204; BASP 16 [1979] p. 223); Pekysis, onelates524Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptOMich ILiturgy (compulsory public service); Profession; Tax collection; Taxation (land); TransportationReceipt for Transport of Grain1935Complete1Recto; Verso is blankDocumentary4362o.C{bmp<_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>Wmeris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptPtolemaioof EgyptT 4362o.bmphIuIc„[hA9.4 x 9.1 cm24-5005C-A x 8Kopres, Melas, and other sitologoiPHReceipt for transport of grain to an unknown harbor in the name of PtolemaiosDec. 14, 310 A.D.Amundsen LKaranisO.Mich.inv. 4361GreekCairo6OstNoNoprobably Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptBKopres, sitologos; Melas, sitologos; Ptolemaios son of Ptolemaios (see O.Mich. I, p. 204; BASP 16 [1979] p. 223); Kollouthos519Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptOMich ILiturgy (compulsory public service); Tax collection; Taxation (land); TransportationReceipt for Transport of Grain1935Complete1Recto; Verso is blankDocumentaryIgI „\T 4360o.bmphA7.5 x 14.7 cm24-5005C-A x 8Unknown tax-collectorPHArchive of Peeous, son of Ptolemaios (& family)Receipt for transport of grain to an unknown harbor in the name of PeeousFeb. 27, 302 A.D.Amundsen LKaranisO.Mich.inv. 4360GreekCairo5OstNoNoprobably Karanis, Herakleidou merisDPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>jscannedk published „\AO.Mich.inv. 4360COstD/Archive of Peeous, son of Ptolemaios (& family)E Amundsen LFOMich IG496H1935UNoWNoX24-5005C-A x 8[Receipt for Transport of Grain\ 7.5 x 14.7 cmn=Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptoGreekr5uUnknown tax-collectorvFeb. 27, 302 A.D.wCairoI Iv„]AO.Mich.inv. 4359COstE Amundsen LFOMich IG523H1935UNoWNoX24-5005C-A x 8[Receipt for Transport of Grain\ 10.9 x 6.8 cmn=Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptoGreekr10uKopres and other sitologoivMarch 1, 311 A.D.wCairoxMReceipt for transport of grain to an unknown harbor in the name of PtolemaiosyuKopres, sitologos (& associates); Ptolemaios son of Ptolemaios (see O.Mich. I, p. 204; BASP 16 [1979] p. 223); HatreszTLiturgy (compulsory public service); Tax collection; Taxation (land); Transportation{Karanis|PHOFprobably Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptPCompleteQ1RRecto; Verso is blankS DocumentaryT 4359o.bmph. 204; BASP 16 [1979] p. 223); HatreszTLiturgy (compulsory public service); Tax collection; Taxation (land); Transportation{Karanis|PHOFprobably Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptPCompleteQ1RRecto; Verso is blankS DocumentaryT 4359o.bmphIwD.„^x"Receipt for payment of a trade taxyLDidymos; Serenus; Peeous (son of Ptolemaios) (see O.Mich. I, p. 202); Neilosz Taxation (Trade); Tax collection|PHOFprobably Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptPCompleteQ1RRecto; Verso is blankS DocumentaryT 4358o.bmphA11.5 x 7.4 cm24-5005C-A x 8Unknown tax-collectorPHArchive of Peeous, son of Ptolemaios (& family)?Receipt for payment of a trade taxAug. 15, 294 A.D.Amundsen LO.Mich.inv. 4358GreekCairo6OstNoNoprobably Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptDidymos; Seren><_600DPIBack_R8>jscannedk published „^AO.Mich.inv. 4358COstD0Archive of Peeous, son of Ptolemaios (& family)?E Amundsen LFOMich IG137H1935UNoWNoX24-5005C-A x 8NoWNo.4 cmD.DK„^jDone on ph.; scanned; checkedk publishedp11/13/98s203Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptoGreekr6uUnknown tax-collectorvAug. 15, 294 A.D.wCairox"Receipt for payment of a trade taxyLDidymos; Serenus; Peeous (son of Ptolemaios) (see O.Mich. I, p. 202); Neilosz Taxation (Trade); Tax collection|PHOFprobably Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptPCompleteQ1RRecto; Verso is blankS DocumentaryT 4358o.bmphA11.5 x 7.4 cm24-5005C-A x 8Unknown tax-collectorPHArchive of Peeous, son of Ptolemaios (& family)?Receipt for payment of a trade taxAug. 15, 294 A.D.Amundsen LO.Mich.inv. 4358GreekCairo6OstNoNoprobably Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptDidymos; SerennuIaIUZ„`y_Ptolemaios son of Ptolemaios (see O.Mich. I, p. 204; BASP 16 [1979] p. 223); Antonius, onelatesz`Liturgy (compulsory public service); Profession; Tax collection; Taxation (land); Transportation{Karanis; Kerke|PHOFprobably Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptPCompleteQ1RRecto; Verso is blankS DocumentaryT 4356o.bmphA5.4 x 9.9 cm24-5005C-A x 8Unknown tax-collectorPHReceipt for transport of grain to Kerke in the name of PtolemaiosBL VIII, 527 (l. 3)March 4, 299 or 308 A.D.?Amundsen LKaranis; KerkeO.Mich.inv. 4356GreekCairo7OstNoNoprobably Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, provR5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>zPIBack_R8>C-A x 8[Receipt for Transport of Grain\ 5.4 x 9.9 cmITE„aOFProbably Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptPCompleteQ1RRecto; Verso is blankS DocumentaryT 4355o.bmphA5.4 x 9.4 cm24-5005C-A x 8UnknownPHAccount of wine delivered by several peopleLate IIIrd/early IVth cent. A.D.Amundsen LO.Mich.inv. 4355GreekCairo10OstNoNoProbably Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptPaesis son of Pathermouthis (see O.Mich. I, p. 200); Heron son of Ap><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>jscannedk published „aAO.Mich.inv. 4355COstE Amundsen LFOMich IG248H1935UNoWNoX24-5005C-A x 8[Account of Wine\ 5.4 x 9.4 cmn=Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptoGreekr10uUnknownE „bhA5.8 x 4.4 cm24-5005[B]-A x 10UnknownPHName of individualLate IIIrd cent. A.D.Amundsen LO.Mich.inv. 4354GreekCairo2OstNoNoprobably Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptPtolemaios son of Chairemon650Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, proBvince of EgyptOMich IName TagName of individual (name tag)1935Complete1Recto; Verso is blankDocumentary4354o.bmp<_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_6 >i„cAO.Mich.inv. 4353BRectoCOstD-E Amundsen LFOMich IG251H1935M Berytus 8N Youtie HCO86-87P1944Q Pl. IX, 2R SB VI 9029UNoWNoX24-5005B-A x 10.[Account of Wine or Beer\ 6.9 x 7 cmn=Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptoGreekr4s%See electronic version of OMich I 251uUnknownvLate IIIrd cent. A.D.wCairox;Account of keramia (of wine or beer) drunk on some occasiony-zAccount; Banquet(?); Feeding{-|PHOFprobably Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptP*complete; surface badly damaged at the topQ1RRecto; Verso is blankS DocumentaryT 4353o.bmph on some occasiony-zAccount; Banquet(?); Feeding{-|PHOFprobably Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptP*complete; surface badly damaged at the topQ1RRecto; Verso is blankS DocumentaryT 4353o.bmph.[Account of Wine or Beer\ 6.9 x 7 cmn=Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptoGreekr4s%See electronic version of OMich I 251uUnknown>>P„chCankDocumentary4353o.bmp<_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>iFAccount of what has been drunk: 3 double keramia, 7 other, single onesjdone, on ph. Scanned; checkedk publishedp5/27/97s198SizeBack_R1><_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>r4s%See electronic version of OMich I 251uUnknownJM*„ehA7 x 4.2 cm24-5005B-A x 10UnknownPHName of individualLate IIIrd cent. A.D.Amundsen LO.Mich.inv. 4351GreekCairo2OstNoNoprobably Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptSarapion son of Macrinus (see O.Mich. I, p. 205)652Karanis, Herakleidou meris, ArBsinoite nome, province of EgyptOMich IName TagName of individual (name tag)1935Complete1Recto; Verso is blankDocumentary4351o.bmp<_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600 „bhC00DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>^iPtolemaios, son of ChairemonjDone on ph. scanned; checkedk publishedp12/23/98s199he topQ1RRecto; Verso is blankS DocumentaryT 4353o.bmphA6.9 x 7 cm24-5005B-A x 10.UnknownPH-Account of keramia (of wine or beer) drunk on some occasionLate IIIrd cent. A.D.Amundsen L-O.Mich.inv. 4353GreekCairo4OstNoNoprobably Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptSee electronic version 0DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>D9neferpsachnWneiWneikanorWWneikanornikanorVVneikiasWneikisWneikolaosWneilammonW!W4WWWWWWneilammononelatesVneilammonsonofaunes!Vneilammonsonofptollasseepmichvi399-411introdVneilion}WneiloseWjWyWWWWW WW3W4W?WfWWWWWWWWWWWWFWJWLWRW^W)W2WFWWWGWvWwWW0WW WDHWIW}WW.0WW~WWIWPWQneiloskephalaiotesVVneilospraktorsitikonkomesapiadosVneilosseealsoomichi189193-194ii781eVneilosseealsoomichi189-190193ii781 Vneilosseealsoomichi189-190194ii781Vneilosseealsoomichi190193-194ii781JVneilosseealsoomichi381437Vis}Wnekissonofpnephis}Vnekpheraous W;Wnekpheraousnekpheraus;VJM+„gOFprobably Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptPCompleteQ1RRecto; Verso is blankS DocumentaryT 4349o.bmphA6.1 x 5.3 cm24-5005B-A x 10UnknownPHName of individualLate IIIrd cent. A.D.Amundsen LO.Mich.inv. 4349GreekCairo2OstNoNoprobably Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptPtolemaios . . .649Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of Egyp<_600DPIBack_R8>jscannedk published „gAO.Mich.inv. 4349COstE Amundsen LFOMich IG649H1935UNoWNoX24-5005B-A x 10n=Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptT 4349o.bmphKaranis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of Egypthme, province of Egypthof EgypthKaranishJM,„hy.Sarapion, oinopol(es) (see also O.Mich. I, 19)zName Tag; Profession|PHOFprobably Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptPCompleteQ1RRecto; Verso is blankS DocumentaryT 4348o.bmphA6 x 4.2 cm24-5005B-A x 10UnknownPHName of individualBL VII, 290 (l. 2)Late IIIrd cent. A.D.Amundsen LO.Mich.inv. 4348GreekCairo2OstNoNoprobably Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptSarapion, oinopol(es) (see also O.Mich. I, 19)6514.3 x 3.8 cm24-5005B-A x 10UnknownPHName of individualLate IIIrd cent. A.D.Amundsen LO.Mich.inv. 4347GreekCairo2OstNoNoprobably Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptAtisis son of Hatres637Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of  „iAO.Mich.inv. 4347COstE Amundsen LFOMich IG637H1935UNoWNoX24-5005B-A x 10[Name of individual (name tag)\ 4.3 x 3.8 cmprovince of EgyptT 4347o.bmphBack_R8>M- „kAO.Mich.inv. 4345COstE Amundsen LFOMich IG645H1935UNoWNoX24-5005B-A x 10[Name of individual (name tag)\ 5.6 x 5.3 cmn=Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptoGreekr2uUnknownvLate IIIrd cent. A.D.wCairoxName of individualront_R1>4346o.bmp<_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_C600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>ri [. .]yrosjDone on ph. scannedk publishedp12/23/98 „kAO.Mich.inv. 4345COstE Amundsen LFOMich IG645H1935UNoWNoX24-5005B-A x 10[Name of individual (name tag)\ 5.6 x 5.3 cmn=Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptoGreekr2uUnknownvLate IIIrd cent. A.D.wCairoxName of individual J„kyPemes son of AmmonioszName Tag|PHOFprobably Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptP7Complete; the writing is partly covered by blots of inkQ1RRecto; Verso is blankS DocumentaryT 4345o.bmphA5.6 x 5.3 cm24-5005B-A x 10UnknownPHName of individualLate IIIrd cent. A.D.Amundsen LO.Mich.inv. 4345GreekCairo2OstNoNoprobably Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptPemes son of Ammonios645Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province ofOstE Amundsen LFOMich IG645H1935UNoWNoX24-5005B-A x 10[Name of individual (name tag)\ 5.6 x 5.3 cmn=Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptoGreekr2uUnknownvLate IIIrd cent. A.D.wCairoxName of individualyPemes son of AmmonioszName Tag|PHJJ„lx,List of names, perhaps of liturgical workers9AMelas son of Horos(?) (see O.Mich. I, p. 198); Dioskoros; Ekysis son of An[- - -]; Heron son of Heron (see O.Mich. I, p. 194); Aion son of Papeeis(?) (see also O.Mich. I, 4; 342); Sarapion; Pareous (Pares) son of P[- - -]; Valerius (son of?) An[- - -]; Ka[- - -]zList|PHOFprobably Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptP.Broken off on the right side and at the bottomQ1RRecto; Verso is blankS DocumentaryT 4344o.bmph00DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>jscannedk published „lAO.Mich.inv. 4344COstE Amundsen LFOMich IG581H1935UNoWNoX 24-5003D-C[ List of Names\ 7.4 x 6.7 cmn=Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptoGreekr10uUnknownv Late IIIrd/early IVth cent. A.D.wCairox,List of names, perhaps of liturgical workers9JD„mOFprobably Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptP-Broken off on the left side and at the bottomQ1RRecto; Verso is blankS DocumentaryT 4343o.bmphA5 x 4 cm24-5002[G, miswritten for]D-O x 13Aurelii [Dioskoros], Philadelphos, [Serenos], and IschyrionPHReceipt for delivery of chaff301 A.D.Amundsen L[Karanis]O.Mich.inv. 4343GreekCairo4OstNoNoprobably Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of Egypt[Aurelius Diosk published „mAO.Mich.inv. 4343COstE Amundsen LFOMich IG184H1935UNoWNoX"24-5002[G, miswritten for]D-O x 13[Receipt for Delivery in Kind\5 x 4 cmn=Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptoGreekr4u;Aurelii [Dioskoros], Philadelphos, [Serenos], and Ischyrionv301 A.D.wCairoH+M.„nhA10.2 x 9 cm24-5002G-A x 18Ptolemaios, dekaprotosPHArchive of Peeous, son of Ptolemaios & familyReceipt for transport of grain to an unknown harbor in the name of PtolemaiosMay 14, 292 A.D.Amundsen LKaranis; PhiladelphiaO.Mich.inv. 4342GreekCairo6OstNoNoprobably Karanis, HeBrakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptPtolemaios, dekaprotos, former hypomnematographos; Ptolemaios son of Kopres (see O.Mich. I, p. 204); Pieous (Peeous son of Ptolemaios) (see O.Mich. I, p. 202); Amaeis430Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptOMich ILiturgy (compulsory public service); Tax collection; Taxation (land); TransportationReceipt for Transport of GrainH.H „ohA5.6 x 7.6 cm24-5002G-A x 18Unknown tax-collectorPHArchive of Peeous, son of Ptolemaios (& family)Receipt for transport of grain to an unknown harbor in the name of PeeousJan. 23, 291 A.D.Amundsen Lhoriodeiktia of Karanis; DinnisO.Mich.inv. 4341GreekCairo6OstNoNoprobably KaBranis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptPeeous (son of Ptolemaios), sakkophoros (see O.Mich. I, p. 202); Hermeus426Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptOMich ILiturgy (compulsory public service); Profession; Tax collection; Taxation (land); TransportationReceipt for Transport of Grain1935Complete1Recto; VersroGM/„phBce of EgyptAgrippinus son of Agrippinus; Peeous; (unnamed) misthotai emboles of the Arsinoite nome412Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptOMich ILiturgy (compulsory public service); Tax collection; Taxation (land); TransportationReceipt for Transport of Grain1935Complete1Recto; Verso is blankDocumentary4340o.bmp<_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>didou meris, Arsinoite nome, provinA.D.wCairoM/G„qAO.Mich.inv. 4339COstD/Archive of Peeous, son of Ptolemaios (& family)E Amundsen LFOMich IG446H1935KBL IX, 388 (l. 6)UNoWNoX24-5002G-A x 18[Receipt for Transport of Grain\ 8.9 x 7.1 cmn=Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptoGreekr8u2Eutonis,Syrion, Melas, and Herakleides, dekaprotoivOct. 10, 293 A.D.wCairoxMReceipt for transport of grain to an unknown harbor in the name of AgrippinusyEutonis, dekaprotos; Syrion, dekaprotos; Melas, dekaprotos; Herakleides, dekaprotos; Agrippinus son of Agrippinus (see also O.Mich.I, 412); Peeous (son of Ptolemaios), sakkophoros (see O.Mich. I, p. 202); Ammonason, Melas, and Herakleides, dekaprotoivOct. 10, 293 A.D.wCairoxMReceipt for transport of grain to an unknown harbor in the name of AgrippinusyEutonis, dekaprotos; Syrion, dekaprotos; Melas, dekaprotos; Herakleides, dekaprotos; Agrippinus son of Agrippinus (see also O.Mich.I, 412); Peeous (son of Ptolemaios), sakkophoros (see O.Mich. I, p. 202); Ammonas%C„rOFprobably Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptPCompleteQ1RRecto; Verso is blankS DocumentaryT 4338o.bmphA7 x 9.3 cm24-5002G-A x 18UnknownPHMoney accountLate IIIrd/early IVth cent. A.D.Amundsen LArsinoiton (polis)O.Mich.inv. 4338GreekCairo9OstNoNoprobably Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptTais daughter of Pselpos; Leonides; Amen(--) <or: Men(--)>; <_600DPIFronBt_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>jscannedk published „rAO.Mich.inv. 4338COstE Amundsen LFOMich IG103H1935UNoWNoX24-5002G-A x 18[ Money Account\ 7 x 9.3 cmCM1„shA7.7 x 10.8 cm24-5002G-A x 18Unknown tax-collectorPHReceipt for payment of an unnamed taxFeb.-April, 294 A.D.Amundsen LO.Mich.inv. 4337GreekCairo10OstNoNoprobably Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptKapeeis; Peesis; Ammonios136Karanis, HerakleiBdou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptOMich ITaxation; Tax collectionReceipt for Tax Payment1935Complete1Recto; Verso is blankDocumentary4337o.bmp<_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_D=M2„tT 4336o.bmphA3.9 x 5.9 cm24-5002G-A x 18UnknownPHArchive of Peeous, son of Ptolemaios (& family)Name of individualEnd of the IIIrd cent. A.D.Amundsen LO.Mich.inv. 4336GreekCairo2 (or 3?)OstNoNoprobably Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptSame hand as O.Mich.meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptOMich IName TagName of individual (name tag)1935Complete? (There are is a trace of ink above l. 1, on the right, which could belong to an earlier line)1Recto; Verso is blankDocumentary4336o.bmp<_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFrJI!„uFOMich IG560H1935UNoWNoX24-5002G-A x 18[!Receipt(?) for Transport of Grain\ 6.4 x 4 cmn=Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptoGreekr2uUnknown tax-collectorvEnd of the IIIrd cent. A.D.wCairoxZReceipt(?) (or memorandum) for delivery of grain brought by Tiberinus to an unknown harbory TiberinuszCLiturgy (compulsory public service); Tax collection; Transportation|PHOFprobably Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptPCompleteQ1RRecto; Verso is blankS DocumentaryT 4335o.bmphR2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>jscannedk published „uAO.Mich.inv. 4335COstE Amundsen LFOMich IG560H1935UNoWNoX24-5002G-A x 18[!Receipt(?) for Transport of Grain\ 6.4 x 4 cmn=Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptoGreekr2uUnknown tax-collectorvEnd of the IIIrd cent. A.D.wCairoIHjP„v[Receipt for Transport of Grain\ 9.4 x 5.8 cmn=Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptoGreekr5uPtolemaios, dekaprotosvMay 28, 294 A.D.wCairoxMReceipt for transport of grain to an unknown harbor in the name of PtolemaiosycPtolemaios, dekaprotos; Ptolemaios son of Kopres (see also O.Mich. I, p. 204); (another) PtolemaioszTLiturgy (compulsory public service); Tax collection; Taxation (land); Transportation{Karanis|PHOFprobably Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptPCompleteQ1RRecto; Verso is blankS DocumentaryT 4334o.bmph00DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>jscannedk published „vAO.Mich.inv. 4334COstD/Archive of Peeous, son of Ptolemaios (& family)E Amundsen LFOMich IG448H1935UNoWNoX24-5002G-A x 18[Receipt for Transport of Grain\ 9.4 x 5.8 cmn=Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptoGreekr5uPtolemaios, dekaprotosvMay 28, 294 A.D.wCairoHrH„wOFprobably Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptPCompleteQ1RRecto; Verso is blankS DocumentaryT 4333o.bmphA8.9 x 5.3 cm24-5002G-A x 18Unknown tax-collectorPHArchive of Peeous, son of Ptolemaios (& family)Receipt for transport of grain to an unknown harbor in the name of Ptolemaios and of Valeria AntoniaJan. 19, 291 A.D.Amundsen LKaranisO.Mich.inv. 4333GreekCairo6OstNoNoprobably<_600DPIBack_R8>jscannedk published „wAO.Mich.inv. 4333COstD/Archive of Peeous, son of Ptolemaios (& family)E Amundsen LFOMich IG424H1935UNoWNoX24-5002G-A x 18[Receipt for Transport of Grain\ 8.9 x 5.3 cmn=Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptoGreekr6uUnknown tax-collectorvJan. 19, 291 A.D.wCairoHHt„xn=Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptoGreekr8uPtolemaios, dekaprotosvJune 2, 294 A.D.wCairoxMReceipt for transport of grain to an unknown harbor in the name of PtolemaiosySPtolemaios, dekaprotos; Ptolemaios son of Kopres (see also O.Mich. I, p. 204); AteszTLiturgy (compulsory public service); Tax collection; Taxation (land); Transportation{Karanis; Narmouthis|PHOFprobably Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptPCompleteQ1RRecto; Verso is blankS DocumentaryT 4332o.bmphson of Kopres (see also O.Mich. I, p. 204); Ates449Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptOMich ILiturgy (compulsory public service); Tax collection; Taxation (land); TransportationReceipt for Transport of Grain1935Complete1Recto; Verso is blankDocumentary4332o.bmp452Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptOMich ILiturgy (compulsory public service); Tax collection; Taxation (land); TransportationReceipt for Transport of Grain1935Complete(?); the text is very much faded, so that the reading is rather uncertain1Recto; Verso is blankDocumentary4331o.bmp<_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>hi&(Text too uncertain to be translated.)jDone on ph. Scanned; checkedk publishedp12/10/98M5H?„zAO.Mich.inv. 4330COstD3Archive of Peeous, son of Ptolemaios (& his family)E Amundsen LFOMich IG435H1935UNoWNoX24-5002G-A x 18[Receipt for Transport of Grain\ 6.2 x 7.8 cmn=Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptoGreekr7uHerakleides, dekaprotosvDec. 21, 292 A.D.wCairoxIReceipt for transport of grain to an unknown harbor in the name of PeeousycHerakleides, dekaprotos; Peeous (son of Ptolemaios), sakkophoros (see O.Mich. I, p. 202); Chairemonz`Liturgy (compulsory public service); Profession; Tax collection; Taxation (land); Transportation|PHOFprobably Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptPCompleteQ1RRecto; Verso is blankS DocumentaryT 4330o.bmphCOstD3Archive of Peeous, son of Ptolemaios (& his family)E Amundsen LFOMich IG435H1935UNoWNoX24-5002G-A x 18[Receipt for Transport of Grain\ 6.2 x 7.8 cmn=Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptoGreekr7uHerakleides, dekaprotosvDec. 21, 292 A.D.HnM6„{hBgative>Noprobably Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptPtolemaios son of Kopres (see O.Mich. I, p. 204); Peeous son of Ptolemaios (see O.Mich. I, p. 202); Arianus445Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptOMich ILiturgy (compulsory public service); Tax collection; Taxation (land); TransportationReceipt for Transport of Grain1935Complete1Recto; Verso is blankDocumentary4329o.bmp<_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>GM7„|hBNoprobably Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptIsidoros son of Agrippinus; Saron(?) <or Sabinus?>418Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptOMich ILiturgy (compulsory public service); Tax collection; Taxation (land); TransportationReceipt for Transport of Grain1935Complete1RectoC; Verso is blankDocumentary4328o.bmp<_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>province of EgyptoGreekr6G1HU„}hD[0DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>%iAOf the granary of the village of Karanis, of the dekaprotos Ptolemaios, of the crop of year 8 and 7, in the name of Ptolemaios, son of Kopres, and of Valeria Antonia, through Peeous, through beasts of Magais, through Zosimos, 11 donkeys. Ninth and 8th year, Pharmouthi 3.jDone on ph. scanned; checkedk publishedp12/9/98s172ort of grain to an unknown harbor in the name of Ptolemaios and of Valeria AntoniaMarch 29, 293 A.D.Amundsen LKaranis; MagaisO.Mich.inv. 4327GreekCairo8OstNoNo24-5002G-A x 18Amundsen LO.Mich.inv. 4326OstNoNo697Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptOMich I19354326o.bmp<_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFronBt_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>jscanned; checkedk publisheds171 „~AO.Mich.inv. 4326COstE Amundsen LFOMich IG697H1935UNoWNoX24-5002G-A x 18n=Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptT 4326o.bmph H„AO.Mich.inv. 4325COstE Amundsen LFOMich IG467H1935UNoWNoX24-5002G-A x 18[Receipt for Transport of Grain\ 6.3 x 4.4 cmn=Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptoGreekr7uSeverinus, dekaprotosvJan. 25, 299 A.D.wCairor>19354326o.bmp<_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFronBt_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>jscannedk published „AO.Mich.inv. 4325COstE Amundsen LFOMich IG467H1935UNoWNoX24-5002G-A x 18[Receipt for Transport of Grain\ 6.3 x 4.4 cmn=Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptoGreekr7uSeverinus, dekaprotosvJan. 25, 299 A.D.wCairoM9 „AO.Mich.inv. 4323COstE Amundsen LFOMich IG533H1935 A L. 1: read perhaps Anton[i, or Diosk[oros, instead of en the(sauro) ko[mes; - l. 3: read perhaps [Ser]enos son of Har[palos, instead of D[io]skoros . . [; - l. 4: read perhaps [Seu]thes Herak[leou, instead of [P]eeou sak[kophorou. (Unpublished notes of H.C. Youtie) UNoWNoX24-5002F-B x 2[Text of Uncertain Nature\ 8.7 x 7.9 cmn=Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptoGreekr5uUnknownv Late IIIrd/early IVth cent. A.D.wCairo L. 1: read perhaps Anton[i, or Diosk[oros, instead of en the(sauro) ko[mes; - l. 3: read perhaps [Ser]enos son of Har[palos, instead of D[io]skoros . . [; - l. 4: read perhaps [Seu]thes Herak[leou, instead of [P]eeou sak[kophorou. (Unpublished notes of H.C. Youtie) UNoWNoX24-5002F-B x 2[Text of Uncertain Nature\ 8.7 x 7.9 cmn=Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptoGreekr5uUnknownv Late IIIrd/early IVth cent. A.D.wCairoack_R2><_ I„xdEither a receipt for transport of grain to an unknown harbor (Amundsen), or a list of names (Youtie)y(See corrections)|PHOFprobably Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptP!Complete; almost completely fadedQ1RRecto; Verso is blankS DocumentaryT 4323o.bmphA8.7 x 7.9 cm24-5002F-B x 2UnknownPHEither a receipt for transport of grain to an unknown harbor (Amundsen), or a list of names (Youtie)L. 1: read perhaps Anton[i, or Diosk[oros, instead of en the(sauro) ko[mes; - l. 3: read perhaps [Ser]enos son of Har[palos, instead of D[io]skoros . . [; - l. 4: read perhaps [Seu]thes Herak[leou, instead of [P]eeou sak[kophorou. (Unpublished notes of H.C. Youtie)LH1935 WNoX24-5002F-B x 2n=Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptT 4323o.bmph>>I „xcMemorandum recording some delivery of meat, probably made through an official agency for the annonay-z!Feeding; Taxation; Tax collection{-|PHOFprobably Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptPcompleteQ1RRecto; Verso is blankS DocumentaryT 4322o.bmphA5.4 x 9.5 cm24-5002E-J.unknownPH-Memorandum recording some delivery of meat, probably made through an official agency for the annonaLate IIIrd/early IVth cent. A.D.Amundsen L-O.Mich.inv. 4322GreekCairo5OstNoNoprobably Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province ofCO35-37P1944R SB VI 9039UNoWNoX 24-5002E-J.[Memorandum Concerning Meat\ 5.4 x 9.5 cmn=Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptoGreekr5s%See electronic version of OMich I 265uunknown  „hB EgyptSee electronic version of OMich I 265-265Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptYoutie HC35-37SB VI 9039CP 391944RectoOMich IFeeding; Taxation; Tax collectionMemorandum Concerning Meat1935complete1Recto; Verso is blankDocumentary4322o.bmp<_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>tronic version of OMich I 265uunknown> M:„hA4.1 x 3.6 cm24-5002D-O x 13Unknown tax-collectorPHArchive of Peeous, son of Ptolemaios (& family)Receipt for transport of grain to an unknown harbor in the name of Ptolemaios299 A.D.Amundsen LO.Mich.inv. 4321GreekCairo3OstNoNoprobably Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province oBf EgyptPtolemaios [son of Kopres] (see O.Mich. I, p. 204); Peeous (son of Ptolemaios) (see O.Mich. I, p. 202)476Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptOMich ILiturgy (compulsory public service); Tax collection; Taxation (land); TransportationReceipt for Transport of Grain1935Broken off at the top and on the right side1Recto; Ver > „iOf meat, in Choiak(?): on the first, to the account of Hathyr(?), 1 1/2 1/24(?) (litrai): of pork, 1/2 1/4 1/48 (litra) of beef, 1/2 1/4 1/48 (litra)jdone, on ph. Scanned; checkedk publishedp5/23/97s167ris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptPcompleteQ1RRecto; Verso is blankS DocumentaryT 4322o.bmphA5.4 x 9.5 cm24-5002E-J.unknownPH-Memorandum recording some delivery of meat, probably made through an official agency for the annonaLate IIIrd/early IVth cent. A.D.Amundsen L-O.Mich.inv. 4322GreekCairo5OstNoNoprobably Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>H*7„z`Liturgy (compulsory public service); Profession; Tax collection; Taxation (land); Transportation{horiodeiktia of Karanis|PHOFprobably Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptPCompleteQ1RRecto; Verso is blankS DocumentaryT 4320o.bmphA6.3 x 6.2 cm24-5002D-O x 13Unknown tax-collectorPHArchive of Peeous, son of Ptolemaios (& family)Receipt for transport of grain to an unknown harbor in the name of PeeousJune 2, 298 A.D.Amundsen Lhoriodeiktia of KaranisO.Mich.inv. 4320GreekCairo7OstNoNoprobably Karanis, HePHOFprobably Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptPCompleteQ1RRecto; Verso is blankS DocumentaryT 4320o.bmphack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>M<=„AO.Mich.inv. 4318COstE Amundsen LFOMich IG337H1935UNoWNoX24-5002D-O x 13[List of Donkey-Drivers\ 7.7 x 9.7 cmn=Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptoGreekr11uUnknownv Late IIIrd/early IVth cent. A.D.wCairo0DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>iOf the granary of the village of Karanis, of the crop of year 11 and 10 and 3, in the name of Ptolemaios, son of Kopres, through Peeous, three donkeys, equal 3 donkeys. [Year] 12 and 11 and 4, Pharmouthi 24.jDone on ph. Scannedk publishedp12/11/98„AO.Mich.inv. 4318COstE Amundsen LFOMich IG337H1935UNoWNoX24-5002D-O x 13[List of Donkey-Drivers\ 7.7 x 9.7 cmn=Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptoGreekr11uUnknownv Late IIIrd/early IVth cent. A.D.wCairo_R5><_FM=„hA9.7 x 8.8 cm24-5002D-O x 13UnknownPHList of names, perhaps of liturgical workersBL VII, 290 (l. 5)Late IIIrd/early IVth cent. A.D.Amundsen LO.Mich.inv. 4317GreekCairo11OstNoNoprobably Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptPapiris, kephalaiotes; PanesatisB; Herakles; Patermouthis son of Horion(?); Doulos son of Polydebkes (Polydeukes) (see also O.Mich. I, 571); Antonius; Sarapammon; Apyncheis (Apynchis); Saras580Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptOMich IListList of Names1935Complete1Recto; Verso is blankDocumentary4317o.bmp8.5 x 8.2 cm24-5002D-O x 13Peeous and Sotas ?PHReceipt for delivery of eleven doors and a tabletLate IIIrd/early IVth cent. A.D.Amundsen LO.Mich.inv. 4316GreekCairo4OstNoNoprobably Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptTiberinus, archephodos; Peeous; Sotas258<><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>jscannedk published „AO.Mich.inv. 4316COstE Amundsen LFOMich IG258H1935UNoWNoX24-5002D-O x 13[Receipt for Delivery\ 8.5 x 8.2 cmn=Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptoGreekr4uPeeous and Sotas ?v Late IIIrd/early IVth cent. A.D.wCairoE ">„\ 6.1 x 11.5 cmn=Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptoGreekr9uUnknownv Late IIIrd/early IVth cent. A.D.wCairox Money accountyLeonides; TanouphiszAccount|PHOFprobably Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptPCompleteQ1RRecto; Verso is blankS DocumentaryT 4315o.bmphA6.1 x 11.5 cm24-5002D-O x 13UnknownPHMoney accountLate IIIrd/early IVth cent. A.D.Amundsen LO.Mich.inv. 4315GreekCairo9OstNoNoprobably Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptLeonides; Tanouphis110Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, provinerakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptoGreekr9uUnknownv Late IIIrd/early IVth cent. A.D.wCairox Money accountyLeonides; TanouphiszAccount|PH !C„hBce of EgyptOMich IAccountMoney Account1935Complete1Recto; Verso is blankDocumentary4315o.bmp<_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_60Cn0DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>Ji1st instalment: 3500 (drachmai) 2st instalment, in the courtyard of Leonides: 1 talent 3100 drachmai 3rd instalment, in the city: 3 talents 3900 drachmai 4th instalment, in the courtyard of Leonides: 1 talent, and from Tanouphis 3500 drachmaijDone on ph. Scanned; checkedk publishedl'H.C. Youtie, CP 37 (1942) p. 146, n. 16p11/11/98s160ED„hA13.7 x 10.7 cm24-5002D-O x 13UnknownPHAccount of quantities of woolBL III, 262 (l. 9); BL VII, 288 (l. 2; 3; 6; 9)Late IIIrd/early IVth cent. A.D.Amundsen LO.Mich.inv. 4314GreekCairo11OstNoNoprobably Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptAtisios (Atisis)B son of Papas (see also O.Mich. II, 850); Kopres; Abok son of Gemellus; Panesates (Panesatis); Dioskouros (Dioskoros); Satabous; Achillas; Sabinus; Papeeis; Padeukis; Melas; Thikok(--); Doulos; Macrinus255Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptOMich IAccount; ClothingAccount of wool1935Complete1Recto; Verso is blankDocumentary<DO„k publishedl!R. Ziegler, ZPE 128 (1999) p. 175p11/17/98s158u7Aurelii Dioskoros, Philadelphos, Serenos, and IschyrionvSept. 10, 301 A.D.wCairoxReceipt for delivery of chaff9AtAurelius Dioskoros (see also O.Mich. I, 181; 183-184; P.Mich. XI, 622?); Aurelius Philadelphos (see also O.Mich. I, 181; 183-184; P.Mich. XI, 622?); Aurelius Serenus (see also O.Mich. I, 181; 183-184); Aurelius Ischyrion (see also O.Mich. I, 181; 183-184); Aurelius Amoules son of Pekysis (see also O.Mich. I, 459); Pemetos (Pemes) son of Myrinos (see also O.Mich. I, 184)tzTaxation (Land); Tax collection{Karanis; Kerkesoucha|PHO=Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptPCompleteQ1RRecto; Verso is blankS DocumentaryT 4313o.bmphis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptPCompleteQ1RRecto; Verso is blankS DocumentaryT 4313o.bmphocumentaryT 4313o.bmphG186H1935IPl VUNoWNoX24-5002D-O x 131935IPl VUNoWNoX24-5002D-O x 13DDm„n=Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptoGreekr2uUnknown tax-collectorv Late IIIrd/early IVth cent. A.D.wCairoxLReceipt (or memorandum) for the delivery of tax grain by Heron, son of Herony2Heron son of Heron (see ZPE 18 [1975] p. 82, n. 8)zTaxation (Land); Tax collection|PHOFprobably Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptPCompleteQ1RRecto; Verso is blankS DocumentaryT 4311o.bmphA7.1 x 8.5 cm24-5002D-O x 13Unknown tax-collectorPHReceipt (or memorandum) for the delivery of tax grain by Heron, son of HeronBL VII, 288 (l . 2)Late IIIrd/early IVth cent. A.D.Amundsen LO.Mich.inv. 4311GreekCairo2OstNoNoprobably Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of Egyanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptDoDg„D/Archive of Peeous, son of Ptolemaios (& family)E Amundsen LFOMich IG168H1935UNoWNoX24-5002D-O x 13[Receipt for Delivery in Kind\ 7.8 x 7.3 cmn=Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptoGreekr4uUnknown tax-collectorv Late IIIrd/early IVth cent. A.D.wCairoxHReceipt (or memorandum) for the delivery of tax grain by a veteran, DiosyJDios, veteranus; Peeous (son of Ptolemaios) (see O.Mich. I, p. 202); Isionz9Personal status: veteran; Taxation (Land); Tax collection|PHOFprobably Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptPCompleteQ1RRecto; Verso is blankS DocumentaryT 4310o.bmphe>Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptOMich IPersonal status: veteran; Taxation (Land); Tax collectionReceipt for Delivery in Kind1935Complete1Recto; Verso is blankDocumentary4310o.bmp7.4 x 8.2 cm24-5001C-BHorion, sitologosPHReceipt for transport of grain to an unknown harbor in the name of SeverusDec. 19, 312 A.D.Amundsen LKaranis; Aleka(?)O.Mich.inv. 4309GreekCairo8OstNoNoprobably Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of Egypt(unnamed) poliR5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>>iIF„OFprobably Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptP%Broken off at the bottom; badly fadedQ1RRecto; Verso is blankS DocumentaryT 4308o.bmphA5.4 x 5.2 cm24-5000-L x 3UnknownPHSee also O.Mich. I, 349, of which inv. 4308 duplicates col. I, l. 9-14List of donkey-driversLate IIIrd/early IVth cent. A.D.Amundsen LO.Mich.inv. 4308GreekCairo6OstNoNoprobably Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of Egypt(unnascannedk published „AO.Mich.inv. 4308COstDFSee also O.Mich. I, 349, of which inv. 4308 duplicates col. I, l. 9-14E Amundsen LFOMich IG348H1935UNoWNoX 24-5000-L x 3[List of Donkey-Drivers\ 5.4 x 5.2 cmn=Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptoGreekr6uUnknownv Late IIIrd/early IVth cent. A.D.FB- „x-Receipt (or memorandum) for delivery of beansy0Melas(?); Heron; Isidoros; Gerontios, dekaprotoszFeeding|PHOFProbably Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptP!Surface damaged on the right sideQ1RRecto; Verso is blankS DocumentaryT 4307o.bmphA7.6 x 5.1 cm24-5000-L x 3UncertainPHReceipt (or memorandum) for delivery of beansNov. 11, 301 A.D.Amundsen LO.Mich.inv. 4307GreekCairo5OstNoNoProbably Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptMelas(?); Heron; Isidoros; Gerontios, dekaprotos246Karan-L x 3[Receipt for Delivery in Kind\ 7.6 x 5.1 cmn=Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptoGreekr5u UncertainvNov. 11, 301 A.D.wCairox-Receipt (or memorandum) for delivery of beansEA -G„X 24-5000-L x 3[Receipt for (Money?) Tax\ 9 x 7.8 cmn=Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptoGreekr3s%See electronic version of OMich I 260uunknownvIVth cent. A.D.wCairoxLReceipt for money(?) paid on the account of an agricultural firm (pittakion)yFHol (Horos) son of Kapeei; Kouar(--) (Quartus? Quartinus?) son of Aionz,Agriculture; Taxation (land); Tax collection{-|PHOFprobably Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptP-faded away on the left side and at the bottomQ1RRecto; Verso is blankS DocumentaryT 4306o.bmphack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>jscannedk published „AO.Mich.inv. 4306BRectoCOstD-E Amundsen LFOMich IG260H1935MTAPA 73N Youtie HCO78P1942R SB XIV 11466UNoWNoX 24-5000-L x 3[Receipt for (Money?) Tax\ 9 x 7.8 cmn=Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptoGreekr3s%See electronic version of OMich I 260uunknownvIVth cent. A.D.wCairo , .„AO.Mich.inv. 4305COstD+ O.Mich. inv. 4305 aE Amundsen LFOMich IG336H1935KOBL III, 263 (col. I, l. 12; 13); BL VII, 289 (col. I, l. 12; col. II, l. 7; 16)UNoWNoX 24-4030A-C[List of Donkey-Drivers\3Inv. 4305: 6.6 x 14.8 cm; inv. 4305a: 7.2 x 16.1 cmn=Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptoGreekrCol. I - 15; col. II - 21uUnknownv Late IIIrd/early IVth cent. A.D.wCairoxYList of donkey-drivers and of their donkeys, or of loads of some material brought by them915; col. II - 21uUnknownv Late IIIrd/early IVth cent. A.D.wCairoxYList of donkey-drivers and of their donkeys, or of loads of some material brought by them9ront_R2><_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R, province of EgyptSee electronic nome, province of EgyptoGreekr3s%See electronic version of OMich I 260uunknownvIVth cent. A.D.wCairo - +„hC left side and at the bottom1Recto; Verso is blankDocumentary4306o.bmp<_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBackD_R8>iO(For) the pittakion of Hol son of Kapeei (has paid) Kouar(--) son of Aion . . .jdone, on ph. Scanned; checkedk publishedp5/23/97s151306GreekCairo3OstNoNoprobably Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptSee electronic * ,„hA9 x 7.8 cm24-5000-L x 3unknownPH-Receipt for money(?) paid on the account of an agricultural firm (pittakion)IVth cent. A.D.Amundsen L-O.Mich.inv. 4306GreekCairo3OstNoNoprobably Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptSee electronic Bversion of OMich I 260Hol (Horos) son of Kapeei; Kouar(--) (Quartus? Quartinus?) son of Aion260Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptYoutie HC78SB XIV 11466TAPA 731942RectoOMich IAgriculture; Taxation (land); Tax collectionReceipt for (Money?) Tax1935faded away on the +F„9AAchillas; Saymaous; Sairenis (Serenis); Theonas; Demetris (Demetrios); Papaiei (Papeeis); Palemon; Pareous (Pares); Ptolas (Ptollas); Priscus; Adisis (Atisis); Hatres (see Geographica); Heuremairos (Euemeros?); Seuthes son of Ammonios; Seuthes son of Heras (see also O.Mich. I, 351); Sarapion; Piton; Pak[. . .]is; Paionios(?); Pau[. . .]; Macrinus; Doulos son of Andr(--); Andr(--); Chairemon; Dios; Laios; Ounaphris (Ouenaphris, Onnophris); Abaous; Ptolemaios; Pantelis; Doulos son of Dios; OB+uenaphris; Melas; Heron; another PtolemaioszList; Transportation{lagon tou Hatre|PHOFprobably Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptP>Nearly complete (upper right corner missing); partly blackenedQ1 + 1RRecto; Verso is blankS Documentaryh/><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>ished:6p isectionWWsectionaVsections?W@WsectsyWsecundusJWsecureWWsecurelyWsecuritiesRWWsecurityW?WWOWWWW W1W<W=W>WPWYWcWfWhWkWpW}WWWWWWWWxWWWWWWWWWWWWaWwWWsee_WFWyWWWWWW1WeWgWnWWWWWWW*W1W=WAWFWNWYWlWnWWIWUWW6W>Wmonios; Seuthes son of Heras; Sarapion; Piton; Pak[. . .]is; Paionios(?); Pau[. . .]; Macrinus; Doulos son of Andr(--); Andr(--); Chairemon; Dios; Laios; Ounaphris (Ouenaphris, Onnophris); Abaous; Ptolemaios; Pantelis; Doulos son of Dios; Ouenaphris; Melas; Heron; aBnother PtolemaioszList; Transportation{lagon tou Hatre|PHOFprobably Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptP>Nearly complete (upper right corner missing); partly blackened 1=„hio(For) the pittakion of Hol son of Kapeei (has paid) Abbel - - - through(?) - - - son of Sambas, 2500 (talents).jdone, on ph. Scanned; checkedk publishedp5/23/97s148axation (land); Tax collection{-|PHOFprobably Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptPcompleteQ1RRecto; Verso is blankS DocumentaryT 4304o.bmphA8.6 x 11.7 cm24-4017C-NunknownPH-Receipt of 2500 talents paid on the account of an agricultural firm (pittakion)Late IVth cent. A.D.Amundsen L-O.Mich.inv.4304GreekCairo2OstNoNoprobably Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptSee elec8 0„hBctronic version of OMich I 146Hol (Horos) son of Kapeei; Abbel (Abel) son of - - -; - - - (Teberis, Tiberius?) son of Sambas146Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptYoutie HC77-78SB XIV 11465TAPA 731942RectoOMich IAgriculture; Taxation (land); Tax collectionReceipt for Money Tax1935Ccomplete1Recto; Verso is blankDocumentary4304o.bmp<_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>DJD„[Receipt for Delivery in Kind\ 8.7 x 7.9 cmn=Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptoGreekr5uUnknownv 303/304 A.D.wCairoxReceipt for chaff of KaranisyPaout; HarpaloszTax collection; taxation (Land){ [Karanis]|PHOBunknown harbor, Herakleopolite or Memphite nome, province of EgyptPBroken off on the right sideQ1RRecto; Verso is blankS DocumentaryT 4302o.bmphA8.7 x 7.9 cm24-4006E-AUnknownPHReceipt for chaff of Karanis303/304 A.D.Amundsen L[Karanis]O.Mich.inv. 4302GreekCairo5OstNoNounknown harbor, Herakleopolite or Memphite nome, province of EgyptPaout; Harpalos188Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, wnv 303/304 A.D.wCairoxReceipt for chaff of KaranisyPaout; HarpaloszTax collection; taxation (Land) 4Dn„hBhis; Mouses170Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptOMich ITaxation (Land); Tax collectionReceipt for Delivery in Kind1935Complete1Recto; Verso is blankDocumentary4301o.bmp<_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_CR4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>iyChoiak 11. For Karanis, through Heron, son of Anouphis, 3 1/12 artabai of barley, unwinnowed. Mouses has measured (them).jDone, on ph. scanned; checkedk publishedl-P. van Minnen, BASP 32 (1995) p. 52 and n. 49p11/16/98s145hisD 3(„vEarly Vth cent. A.D.(?)wCairox?Receipt for the delivery of tax grain by Heron, son of AnouphisyHeron son of Anouphis; MouseszTaxation (Land); Tax collection{Karanis|PHO=Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptPCompleteQ1RRecto; Verso is blankS DocumentaryT 4301o.bmphA7.9 x 6.7 cm24-148F-FMousesPHReceipt for the delivery of tax grain by Heron, son of AnouphisBL X, 293 (date)Early Vth cent. A.D.(?)Amundsen LKaranisO.Mich.inv. 4301GreekCairo4OstNoNoKaranis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptHeron son of Anoups, 3 1/12 artabai of barley, unwinnowed. Mouses has measured (them).jDone, on ph. scannedk publishedl-P. van Minnen, BASP 32 (1995) p. 52 and n. 49p11/16/98DnK[„n=Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptoGreekr6uApion(?)vIVth cent. A.D.wCairox4Fragment of a private letter addressed to a woman(?)yApionzLetter; Woman(?)|PHOFprobably Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptP.Broken off on the right side and at the bottomQ1RRecto; Verso is blankS DocumentaryhA5.3 x 3.8 cm24-137D-AHApion(?)PHFragment of a private letter addressed to a woman(?)IVth cent. A.D.Amundsen LO.Mich.inv. 4300GreekCairo6OstNoNoprobably Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptApion670Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, proKD:„x1Receipt issued by a son in the name of his fathery4Thoteus son of Alem(--); Alem(--), father of ThoteuszTax collection(?)|PHOFprobably Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptPComplete; in parts effacedQ1RRecto; Verso is blankS DocumentaryT 4299o.bmphA6.5 x 5.5 cm24-136N-A x 2Thoteus, son of Alem(--)PHReceipt issued by a son in the name of his fatherIIIrd cent. A.D.Amundsen LO.Mich.inv. 4299GreekCairo5OstNoNoprobably Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptThoteus son of Alem(--); Alem(--), father of Thoteus1PIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>jscannedk published „AO.Mich.inv. 4298COstE Amundsen LFOMich IG667H1935UNoWNoX 24-136N-A x 2D5 8„AO.Mich.inv. 4297COstE Amundsen LFOMich IG164H1935UNoWNoX 24-136A-G[Receipt for Delivery in Kind\ 3.8 x 2.7 cmn=Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptoGreekr4uUnknown Tax-collectoro>667Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptOMich I19354298o.bmp<_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_BR8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>jscannedk published „AO.Mich.inv. 4297COstE Amundsen LFOMich IG164H1935UNoWNoX 24-136A-G[Receipt for Delivery in Kind\ 3.8 x 2.7 cmn=Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptoGreekr4uUnknown Tax-collector 7Da„vIIIrd cent. A.D.wCairox%Receipt for the delivery of tax grainyPetaszTaxation (Land); Tax collection|PHOFprobably Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptP-broken off on the left side and at the bottomQ1RRecto; Verso is blankS DocumentaryhA3.8 x 2.7 cm24-136A-GUnknown Tax-collectorPHReceipt for the delivery of tax grainIIIrd cent. A.D.Amundsen LO.Mich.inv. 4297GreekCairo4OstNoNoprobably Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptPetas164Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, proviBack_R8>0DPIBack_R8>DPIBack_R8>>II„hCheus (see also P.Mich. IV/2, p. 192); Kastor (son of Onnophris grandson of Petheus) (see also P.Mich. IV/2, p. 181); Ptolemaios (son of Onnophris grandson of Petheus) (see also P.Mich. IV/2, p. 218); Sisoeis (Sisois) son of Karanos and Artemis grandson of Heras (Heraklas) (see also P.Mich. IV/2, p. 229); Heron alias Heraklas (son of Karanos and Artemis grandson of Heras) (see also P.Mich. IV/2, p. 171)563Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptDOMich IAccount; List; Slave; Taxation (persons); Tax collectionTax Register1935Complete; the surface of the ostracon is damaged at the right edge1Recto; Verso is blankDocumentary<_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6II„AO.Mich.inv. 4293COstD0Archive of Ouenaphris, son of Priscus (& family)E Amundsen LFOMich IG557H1935KJL. 1: read Pauni 12 rather than Pauni 2. (Unpublished note of H.C. Youtie)UNoWNoX24-113I-C x 20[!Receipt(?) for Transport of Grain\ 7.3 x 8.5 cmn=Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptoGreekr4uUnknown tax-collectorvEarly IVth cent. A.D.wCairoxXReceipt(?) (or memorandum) for delivery of grain brought by Kanaout to an unknown harbory=Kanaout son of Ouenaphris (Onnophris) (see O.Mich. I, p. 196)zKAnimal; Liturgy (compulsory public service); Tax collection; Transportation|PHOFprobably Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptPCompleteQ1RRecto; Verso is blankS Documentaryhis blankS DocumentaryhIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>DPIBack_R8>>of EgypthE@E „yaAurelius Protas, bouleutes (and) epimeletes thesauron Leukogiou; Aurelius Priscus son of Eudaimonz!Feeding; Taxation; Tax collection{Leukogion; Karanis|PHO1Leukogion, Herakleopolite nome, province of EgyptPCompleteQ1RRecto; Verso is blankS DocumentaryT 4292o.bmphA10.9 x 6.7 cm24-113I-C x 20Aurelius Protas, bouleutes and epimeletes of the granary of LeukogionPHReceipt for delivery of oil to the harbor of LeukogionLate IIIrd/early IVth cent. A.D.Amundsen LLeukogion; KaranisO.Mich.inv. 4292GreekCairo7OstNoNoLeukogion, Herakleopolite nome, province of<_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>DPIBack_R8>>D!q„@ExIVhB =iI`„hAItCIy„@ >FEhAECD„KPalimpsest (the traces of the earlier writing are too faint to be legible)Priscus; Tatisis daughter of Priscus (see also O.Mich. I, 268?)517Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptOMich ILiturgy (compulsory public service); Tax collection; Taxation (land); TransportationReceipt for Transport of Grain1935Complete1CRecto; Verso is blankDocumentary4291o.bmp<_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>IyEZ„AO.Mich.inv. 4288COstD0Archive of Ouenaphris, son of Priscus (& family)E Amundsen LoX24-113I-C x 20n=Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptT 4289o.bmphA24-113I-C x 20BL VII, 289 on line 4Amundsen LO.Mich.inv. 4289OstNoNo525Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptOMich I19354289o.bmp<_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6B><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>jscannedk published „AO.Mich.inv. 4288COstD0Archive of Ouenaphris, son of Priscus (& family)E Amundsen LDE„hC is blankDocumentary4287o.bmp<_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>iMesore 9. Kanaout, son of Gonaphris, has brought, for the villagers of Karanis, for the tenth indiction, one-hundred and twenty litrai of chaff, 120 litrai. (2nd hand) I, Souchidas, have signed.jDone, on ph. Scannedk publishedp11/18/98s134„AO.Mich.inv. 4286COstD0Archive of Ouenaphris, son of Priscus (& family)E Amundsen LFOMich IG207H1935K#For the date, see P.Col. VII, p. 67UNoWNoX24-113I-C x 20[Receipt for Delivery in Kind\ 8 x 7.7 cmn=Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptoGreekr5u SouchidasEE „hBnown harbor, Herakleopolite or Memphite nome, province of EgyptKanaout son of Ouenaphrios (Ouenaphris, Onnophris) (see O.Mich. I, p. 196); Souchidas (see P.Col. VII, p. 67)207Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptOMich ITax collection; taxation (Land); TransportationReceipt for Delivery in Kind1935Complete; much faded1Recto; VeCrso is blankDocumentary<_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptoGreekr5u Souchidas+.‹8 Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptSB XIV 11573ZPE 21Name Tag(?); School(?); Writing(?)Text of Uncertain Nature1976complete1RectoDocumentary<_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPCIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>uHD<„AO.Mich.inv. 4284COstE Amundsen LFOMich IG199H1935UNoWNoX24-113I-C x 20n=Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptT 4285o.bmphA24-113I-C x 20Amundsen LO.Mich.inv. 4285OstNoNo481Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptOMich I19354285o.bmp<_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFrontB_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>jscannedk published „AO.Mich.inv. 4284COstE Amundsen LFOMich IG199H1935en LFOMich IG199H1935NoWNoX24-113I-C x 20\ 8 x 11.6 cmDI„uUnknown tax-collectorvEarly IVth cent. A.D.wCairoxXReceipt(?) (or memorandum) for delivery of grain brought by Kanaout to an unknown harbory=Kanaout son of Ouenaphris (Onnophris) (see O.Mich. I, p. 196)zKAnimal; Liturgy (compulsory public service); Tax collection; Transportation|PHOFprobably Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptPCompleteQ1RRecto; Verso is blankS DocumentaryT 4283o.bmphA8.5 x 7.1 cm24-113I-C x 20Unknown tax-collectorPHArchive of Ouenaphris, son of Priscus (& family)Receipt(?) (or memorandum) for delivery of grain brought by Kanaout to an unknown harborEarly IVth cent. A.D.Amundsen LO.Mich.inv. 4283GreekCairo3OstNoNoprobably Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Ar hIE0„AO.Mich.inv. 4282COstD0Archive of Ouenaphris, son of Priscus (& family)E Amundsen LFOMich IG211H1935KProbably of 339 A.D., by comparison with the other pieces of the archive (in part. O.Mich. I, 202-205; etc. - see P.Col. VII, p. 67). (PH)UNoWNoX24-113I-C x 20[Receipt for Delivery in Kindt_R2><_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFrontB_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>jscannedk published „AO.Mich.inv. 4282COstD0Archive of Ouenaphris, son of Priscus (& family)E Amundsen LFOMich IG211H1935KProbably of 339 A.D., by comparison with the other pieces of the archive (in part. O.Mich. I, 202-205; etc. - see P.Col. VII, p. 67). (PH)UNoWNoX24-113I-C x 20[Receipt for Delivery in Kind „hCcumentary4281o.bmp<_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>{iTybi 9. Kanaout has brought, for the village of Karanis, for the tenth indiction, one-hundred and twenty litrai of chaff, 120. (2nd hand) I, Souchidas, have signed.jDone, on ph. scannedk publishedp11/23/98s128 „AO.Mich.inv. 4280COstD0Archive of Ouenaphris, son of Priscus (& family)E Amundsen LFOMich IG204H1935K#For the date, see P.Col. VII, p. 67UNoWNoX24-113I-C x 20[Receipt for Delivery in Kind\12.5 x 12.1 cmn=Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptoGreekr13u SouchidasvSept. 25, 336 A.D.wCairokDoUNoE „hB/>Nounknown harbor, Herakleopolite or Memphite nome, province of EgyptSabinus son of Aion; Kanaout (son of Ouenaphris) (see O.Mich. I, p. 196); Valerius son of Ouenaphris(?) (Onnophris) (see O.Mich. I, p. 199) Souchidas (see P.Col. VII, p. 67)204Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptOMich ITax collection; taxation (Land); TransportationReceipt for Delivery iCn Kind1935Complete; badly faded1Recto; Verso is blankDocumentary4280o.bmp<_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6>E I}„AO.Mich.inv. 4279COstE Amundsen LFOMich IG526H1935UNoWNoX24-113I-C x 20[Receipt for Transport of Grain\ 8.5 x 12.7 cmn=Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptoGreekr5uUnknown tax-collectorvJan. 17, 312 (or 304) A.D.wCairoxEReceipt for transport of grain to Leukogion in the name of Ouenaphrisy9Ouenaphris son of Priscus (see O.Mich. I, p. 200); HorionzTLiturgy (compulsory public service); Tax collection; Taxation (land); Transportationj Done, on ph.k publishedp11/20/98„AO.Mich.inv. 4279COstE Amundsen LFOMich IG526H1935UNoWNoX24-113I-C x 20[Receipt for Transport of Grain\ 8.5 x 12.7 cmn=Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptoGreekr5uUnknown tax-collectorvJan. 17, 312 (or 304) A.D.wCairoxEReceipt for transport of grain to Leukogion in the name of Ouenaphrisy9Ouenaphris son of Priscus (see O.Mich. I, p. 200); HorionzTLiturgy (compulsory public service); Tax collection; Taxation (land); TransportationdHE?„hCComplete1Recto; Verso is blankDocumentary4278o.bmp<_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>DiMesore 13. Valerius has brought, for the village of Karanis, for the tenth indiction, two-hundred and forty litrai of chaff, 240 litrai. And through Kanaout, one-hundred and twenty litrai, 120 litrai. (2nd hand) I, Souchidas, have signed.jDone, on ph.; scanned; checkedk publishedp11/18/98s125scannedk published „AO.Mich.inv. 4278COstD0Archive of Ouenaphris, son of Priscus (& family)E Amundsen LFOMich IG203H1935K#For the date, see P.Col. VII, p. 67UNoE E„hBunknown harbor, Herakleopolite or Memphite nome, province of EgyptKanaout son of Gonaphris (Ouenaphris) (see O.Mich. I, p. 196); Souchidas (see P.Col. VII, p. 67)205Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptOMich ITax collection; taxation (Land); TransportationReceipt for Delivery in Kind1935Complete1Recto; Verso is blankDocumentary4277o.bmp<_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>oWNoX24-113I-C x 20[Receipt for Delivery in Kind\ 8.7 x 5.3 cmEE$„hBiro5OstNoNounknown harbor, Herakleopolite or Memphite nome, province of EgyptKanaout son of Ouenaphrios (Ouenaphris) (see O.Mich. I, p. 196); Souchidas (see P.Col. VII, p. 67)212Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptOMich ITax collection; taxation (Land); TransportationReceipt for Delivery in Kind1935Complete1Recto; Verso is blankDocumentary4276o.bmp<_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>H„hD=><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>iAOf the granary of the horiodeiktia of Karanis, of the dekaprotoi Severinus and Andrias, of the crop of year 14 and 13 and 6, in the name of Priscus, son of Eudaimon, through beasts of the same, from Mecheir 21 to 23, two donkeys, equal 2. Year 15 and 14 and 7, Mecheir 23.jDone on ph. scannedk publishedp12/11/98s122„AO.Mich.inv. 4274COstE Amundsen LFOMich IG473H1935KzL. 2: read Andr(ea), instead of Andr(iskou), and compare O.Mich. II, 913-916; III, 1066. (Unpublished note of H.C. Youtie)UNoWNoX 24-113G-A x 2[Receipt for Transport of Grain\ 5.2 x 5.9 cmn=Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptoGreekr9uSeverinus & Andreas, dekaprotoivFeb. 25, 299 A.D.wCairoxJReceipt for transport of grain to an unknown harbor in the name of Priscusy3Severinus, dekaprotos; Andreas, dekaprotos; PriscusscusbmpSeverinus & Andreas, dekaprotoiPHReceipt for transport of grain to an unknown harbor in the name of PriscusL. 2: read Andr(ea), instead of Andr(iskou), and compare O.Mich. II, 913-916; III, 1066. (Unpublished note of H.C. Youtie)Feb. 25, 299 A.D.Amundsen Lhoriodeiktia of KaranisO.Mich.inv. 4274GreekCairo<_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_BR8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>jscannedk published „AO.Mich.inv. 4272COstE Amundsen LFOMich IG2H1935UNoWNoX=purchased by Dr. D.L. Askren; acquired from him in July, 1925[ Money Account\ 5.8 x 5.7 cmnunknownoGreekr5uUnknownvIInd or Ist cent. B.C.w Kelsey Museumx Money accountySostratos; Zenon; PythonzAccount|PHOunknownrso is blank MB+q„P?broken off at the top and bottom; perhaps also on the left sideQ1RRecto; Verso is blankS DocumentaryT 4272o.bmphA5.8 x 5.7 cmpurchased by Dr. D.L. Askren; acquired from him in July, 1925UnknownPHMoney accountIInd or Ist cent. B.C.Amundsen LO.Mich.inv. 4272GreekKelsey Museum5OstNoNounknownSostratos; Zenon; Python2unknownOMich IAccount<_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>jDone, on ph. Scannedk publishedp10/30/98B+!„x5Memorandum or receipt with amount of uncertain natureyMarres son of Harphaesis|PHOUnknownPCompleteQ1RRecto; Verso is blankS DocumentaryhA9.1 x 4.1 cmpurchased by Dr. D.L. Askren; acquired from him in July, 1925UnknownPHMemorandum or receipt with amount of uncertain natureRead Harphae(seos), instead of Phe(--) (unpublished note of H.C. Youtie)Ist cent. A.D.Amundsen LO.Mich.inv. 4271GreekKelsey Museum1OstNoNoUnknown5-13ZPE 291978OMich IDrawing; ReligionDrawing1935broken off on the left side(?)1Recto; Verso is blankDocumentary4270o.bmp<_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>ujDone on ph. Scanned; checkedk publishedp11/11/98s118 !C#„Q1RRecto; Verso is blankS DocumentaryhA6.4 x 5.2 cmpurchased by Dr. D.L. Askren; acquired from him in July, 1925UnknownPHFragment bearing two lettersIIIrd-IVth cent. A.D.(?)Amundsen LO.Mich.inv. 4269GreekKelsey Museum1OstNoNoUnknown96UnknownOMich IFragmentUnknown/><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>fk published„AO.Mich.inv. 4269COstE Amundsen LFOMich IG96H1935UNoWNoXpurchased by Dr. D.L. Askrenh!„hA8.8 x 6.5 cmpurchased by Dr. D.L. Askren; acquired from him in July, 1925UnknownPHReceipt or memorandumIst cent. A.D.Amundsen LO.Mich.inv. 4268GreekKelsey Museum2OstNoNoUnknownPelol son of Psenkales22UnknownOMich ITax collectionText of Uncertain Nature1935Complete1Recto; Verso is blankDocumentary<_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBa?D j‰\hBtive>Yesfolded (see Verso); Check VersoOxyrhynchus, Oxyrhynchite nome, province of EgyptHand similar to P.Graec.Berol. 23 (Browne)Ptolemaios alias Sarapion, grammateus poleos; Papontos son of Alypos and Taras and grandson of Papontos; Alypos son of Papontos and Teironeia (Tironia), deceased father of Papontos579Oxyrhynchus, Oxyrhynchite nome, province of EgyptCasarico L40Pl. XXXIXC.Pap.Gr.1985PMich XCensus; Death; FamilyNotification of Death1970broken off at the bottom, and damaged by numerous small holes1Recto; Verso is blankDocumentary<_600DPIFront_R1>1810r_a.bmp<_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><BCu„hA14.5 x 7.7 cmpurchased by Dr. D.L. Askren; acquired from him in July, 1925UnknownPHList of names of liturgical workersBL VII, 288 (bibliography). - L. 2: read Sarapous kai ho adelphos, instead of Sarapous ho adelphos. (Unpublished note of H.C. Youtie)IVth/Vth cent. A.D.Amundsen LO.Mich.inv. 4266GreekKelsey MuseumCol. I - 6; col. II - 3OstNoNounknownPatermoutis, kephalaiotes; Aurelius Sarapous (& unnamed brother); Ammonios son of Pasis; Paulos son of Proclus; Hol (Horos) son of Harpokras; Pheous son of Pageinos; Papaous (son of Pageinos), brother of Pheous; Paulos son of Nemesinos; Amasis son of Kallinos87unknownOMich IList; Liturgy (compulsory public work); Transportation(?)List of Li `‰_iBhmai. Sontois, son of Horion: 56 drachmai. Maron, son of Herakl(--): 56 drachmai. Ptolion, son of Panaus: 20 drachmai. Herakles, son of Peeris: 28 drachmai. Dikranes, son of Dikranes: 20 drachmai. (Total:) 900 drachmai. (Col. II) (2nd hand) From Nemesion, son of Zoilos, [[from]] 'collector of money taxes', from Philadelphia in the division of Herakleides of the Arsinoite nome, [[collector of money taxes]]. Horion, son of Petosiris, who was assigned together with me, in the tenth year of TCiberius Claudius Caesar Augustus Germanicus Imperator, to the collection of public taxes, and served as collector for four accounting periods, scorned his obligations, no longer undertaking the collection, although he is neither an exempt 'cultivator' nor in the public list (leukoma). Therefore I ask you, the savior of all, to write to Clotios, the local centurion, to compel Horion to undertake his office of collector of public taxes, in order that no deficit may accrue to the public taxesCoBjK„uThe comarchs of PhiladelphiavIIIrd cent. A.D.w Kelsey Museumx.Receipt for tax payment by an unnamed taxpayery#(unnamed) komarchai of PhiladelphiazTaxation; Tax collection{Philadelphia(?)|PHOKprobably Philadelphia, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptPCompleteQ1RRecto; Verso is blankS DocumentaryT 4263o.bmphA6.4 x 5.7 cmpurchased by Dr. D.L. Askren; acquired from him in July, 1925The comarchs of PhiladelphiaPHReceipt for tax payment by an unnamed taxpayerIIIrd cent. A.D.Amundsen LPhiladelphia(?)O.Mich.inv. 4263GreekKelsey Museum4OstNoNoprobably Philadelphia, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome,x receipt\ 6.4 x 5.7 cmnKprobably Philadelphia, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptoGreekr4uThe comarchs of PhiladelphiavIIIrd cent. A.D.PCm8„WNoX=purchased by Dr. D.L. Askren; acquired from him in July, 1925[List of Liturgical Workers\ 7.6 x 6.5 cmnunknownoGreekr8uUnknownvIIIrd/early IVth cent. A.D. w Kelsey Museumx#List of names of liturgical workersyMaikianos(?) son of Ps[- - -]; Chairemon son of Ptol(--); Dionysios son of Anoub; Epimachos son of Kastor; Moros son of Apeis; Pasion son of Saras; Pasion [- - -]z9List; Liturgy (compulsory public work); Transportation(?)|PHOunknownP0Broken off at the bottom; surface badly corrodedQ1RRecto; Verso is blankS DocumentaryT 4264o.bmph readings on the orig.k publishedp11/9/98 k published„AO.Mich.inv. 4264COstE Amundsen LFOMich IG85H1935K BL VII, 288UNoWNoXpurchased by Dr. D.L. AskrenT 4264o.bmphe IXb in HC Youtie, Textual Criticismh ;l112-114W113WW[WWyW1130W114WW115WWWrW115-116_W115-123W115-7W1154yW1155W116W1167W117HWWWWWgWpWqW117-118WWWWWWWWWWWWWYW117-120 W118HWWWWWWWWWyWWtWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWW118-119[WIW118bis\W119WWWW&W'WB!„hA9.9 x 5.9 cmpurchased by Dr. D.L. Askren; acquired from him in July, 1925UnknownPHAccount (serving as a receipt?) of the public dues (and payments?) of a Marcus Titianus Val(--) for grain lands of various categories which he hold in Phil(adelphia?)IInd cent. A.D.Amundsen LPhil(--) (Philadelphia?)O.Mich.inv. 4259GreekKelsey Museum7OstNoNoperhaps Philadelphia, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nomeMarcus Titianus Val(--)24perhaps Philadelphia, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nomeYoutie HC199-201SB XIV 11473AJP 611940OMich IAccount; Land Status; Tax collection; Taxation (Land)Account of Grain Charges1935@Ditoptolemaioshimself-Vtoptolemaiosroyalsecretaryofthearsinoitenomethemiste VtoptolemaiosvillagescribeofkaranisfromsambassonofpVtoptoll8drachmaiVtopythiontheoikonomosfromptolemaiosalsocalledpetemin^V_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIC Back_R8>><_600DPIBack_R8>k published„AO.Mich.inv. 4259COstE Amundsen LFOMich IG24H1935MAJP 61N Youtie HCO199-201P1940R SB XIV 11473UNoWNoXpurchased by Dr. D.L. Askrenh z=T4259oW4259obmpV4260oW4260obmpV4261oW4261obmpV4262okW4262obmpkV4263oW4263obmpV4264oW4264obmpV4265oW4265obmpV4266oW4266obmpV4267oW4267obmpV4270oW4270obmpV4272oW4272obmpV4274oW4274obmpV4275oW4275obmpV4276oW4276obmpV4277oW4277obmpV4278oW4278obmpV4279oW4279obmpV4280oW4280obmpV4281oW4281obmpVVV98obmpV4299oW4299obmpV4301mW4301bmpmV4337W4337bmpV4385r1W4385r1bmpV4385r2W4385r2bmpV4385r3W4385r32bmpV4389rW4389rbmpV4390r W4390rbmp V4390rb W4390rbbmp V4527rtW4527rbmptV4528rsW4528rbmpsV4529p2W4529p2bmpV4529p3W4529p3bmpV45r|W45rbmp|V4607rW4607rbmpV4666arW4666arbmpVBTBU„hBn; Hieron8UnknwonOMich ITaxation; Tax collectionTax Receipt1935Badly effaced1Recto; Verso is blankDocumentary<_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8>C<_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>ti_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>xione on ph.k publishedp10/30/98?5H‰^AP.Mich.inv. 1036CPapE Browne GMFPMich XG590H1970UYesVEWYesgrees) that he, the party of the first part, has received from him, viz. Amaeis diaconus, one and one half naubia in full, on the 15th of Pharmouthi of the 16th indiction. (2nd hand) I, Aurelius Ptoleminos, issued the receipt, as aforesaid. I, Timotheos, wrote for him, as he is illiterate. (1st hand) Aurelius Ptoleminos, sailor attached to the dike works, (agrees) that he, the party of the first part, has received from him, viz. PanBtel, son of Eudaimon, for the account of dike work, two naubia in full, on the 15th of Pharmouthi of the 16th indiction. (2nd hand) I, Aurelius Ptoleminos, issued the receipt to you, as aforesaid. I, Timotheos, wrote for him, as he is illiterate.j*done on the orig.; conservation18; scannedk publishedl+R.S. Bagnall-K.A. Worp, CE 59 (1984) p. 302p9/30/98 ‰^AP.Mich.inv. 1036CPapE Browne GMFPMich XG590H1970UYesVEWYes3=" itradeWTWtrading'W?WtrafficyWtraianaWtraianus`WaWyWWWWWWWWWGWWWtrailWtrained7WcWsWWWtrainerWtrajanEW_WgWuW~WWWuWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWW!W,WWWWWWtranferWtranportWtranportationWtransactedWtransactionWW:WVW0DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>LL&iAHeliodora to my mother, many greetings. I am thoroughly exasperated with you that you did not even think me worthy to receive news through a letter of yours ever since I left you. Many troubles have been inflicted upon me by my daughter. Look how greatly she annoyed the landlord and his neighbors, and then became irritated with him. She stripped me of everything and took away my gold ornaments and my earrings, and gave me . . . an used tunic so that . . . Ask the god on my behalf to take pBity on me. Be sure to send my brother to me. I am going to Senepta(?) with Emous(?). Do not send any sackcloth. What I have here is enough for me. Greet all my brothers and those who love you. I pray for your health. (Verso) To Isidora my mother.janiskos and Ploutogenia, which are roughly contemporary, and one wonders whether the Heliodora complaining here about her daughter's behav for 1367@A>   P >vA? U‰_hG_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8> iA(Col. I.) (Traces of 3 lines) (1st hand) Paspes, son of Pomsais: [[48]] 56 drachmai. Hatres, his brother: 56 drachmai. Apollon, son of Mandrobes: 56 drachmai. Phaesis, son of Apollonios: 104. Petesouchos, son of Araus: 56 drachmai. Nekpheros, his brother: 56 drachmai. Peeris, son of Herakles: 56. Neenephis, son of Herakles: 56. Papontos, son of Heliodoros: 56 drachmai. Phaes, son of Haryotes: 56 drachmai. Dionys(--), son of Kephalon: 56 drachmai. Anchorimphis, son of Petesouchos: 56 drac50 A.D.Browne GMPhiladelphia, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nomeP.Mich.inv. 886GreekAnn ArborCol. I - 20; col. II -23-PapNo=L‰ahA8.2 x 17 cmReceived at the British Museum from Dr. David L. Askren, Fayoum, Egypt, in September 1922SarapionPHArchive of Nemesion, son of Zoilos, tax-collector of Philadelphia?Receipt for the dike tax (chomatikon), missing the name of the taxpayer and cancelled with criss crossing linesJan.-Feb., 51 A.D.Browne GMP.Mich.inv. 787GreekAnn Arbor6-PapNoYesUnfold/straighten as much as possibleperhaps Philadelphia, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptClaudius, Emperor; Sarapion (& unnamed metochoi)597pl. VIperhaps Philadelphia, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptPMich XTaxation (persons); Tax collectionReceipt for Dike!BS„X=purchased by Dr. D.L. Askren; acquired from him in July, 1925[Order for Payment\ 18.5 x 7.4 cmnUnknownoGreekr3u ApolloniosvIst cent. A.D.w Kelsey MuseumxOrder for delivery of wheatyRApollonios; Pammenes, (grammateus); Stothoetis (Stotoetis) son of Anton(--); ApionzOrder|PHOUnknownPCompleteQ1RRecto; Verso is blankS DocumentaryhA18.5 x 7.4 cmpurchased by Dr. D.L. Askren; acquired from him in July, 1925ApolloniosPHOstraca of the grammateus PammenesOrder for delivery of wheatIst cent. A.D.Amundsen LO.Mich.inv. 4251GreekKelsey Museum3OstNoNoUnknownApollonios; Pammenes, (grammateus); Stothoetis (Stotoetis!B:„PCompleteQ1RRecto; Verso is blankS DocumentaryT 4250o.bmphA8.7 x 6.5 cmpurchased by Dr. D.L. Askren; acquired from him in July, 1925ApolloniosPHOstraca of the grammateus PammenesOrder for delivery of wheatIst cent. A.D.Amundsen LO.Mich.inv. 4250GreekKelsey Museum5OstNoNoUnknownApollonios; Pammenes, (grammateus); Nekth(--) son of PetesIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>Njscannedk publishedNoXpurchased by Dr. D.L. Askrenh??Uk‰ZiATo Theon and Eutychides, topogrammateis and komogrammateis of the city of Oxyrhynchus, from Soeris, daughter of Asklepiades, with her guardian Zoilos, son of Zoilos. My son Apollonios, son of Theon, registered in the quarter of the street of Onnophris, because he has no means withdrew abroad a considerable time ago. Therefore I ask that you register him in the list of those who have departed henceforth from year [- -] of Tiberius Caesar [- - -]j3done on the orig.; conservation18; scanned; checkedk publishedp9/15/98s1562‰[AP.Mich.inv. 1937CPapE Browne GMFPMich XG593H1970 chon polis; amphodos Chenoboskon|PHO1Oxyrhynchus, Oxyrhynchite nome, province of EgyptP=broken off at the bottom, and damaged by numerous small holesQ1RRecto; Verso is blankS DocumentaryX 1810r_a.bmphs and Teironeia (Tironia), deceased father of Papontos579Oxyrhynchon polis, Oxyrhynchite nome, province of EgyptCasarico LLD jN‰i@>?\hA CNi@?A?‰j@?x?hA?CNi@?~j ‰k@?hA?}CNi@?ePQ‰l{>hB?DNiA>C>E‰m@>[>%9A=hA=C=ENi@=B?D>F=H>!JKL/Y‰n@>@x=X=hBDNi@?A=C>E&G> IKk&s‰oX9lhB oDN‰p@=sMZ@hB@D@iA@C@E‰q@@{?hB?D?iBK‰r] {?hB?D?iA?C‰s@]?hA@CE8iAL‰t@KXP@hBD(j‰u@@hA@C?iA?C?A?C?C??1hA2‰hA3‰hA4‰hA5‰[(R(ThB(cD(miA(pC8‰@6hA7‰hA8‰hA9‰hA:‰K l„9AWKallinos; Seuthes, son of Artemidoros; Apolinaris (Apolinarios); Aion son of Papeis; Ammonas; Antonius; Atisios son of Paianos; Ariston; Ouenaphris son of Aionis (see H.C. Youtie, Scriptiunculae II, p. 825, n. 17, and p. 829); Achillas; Paesis son of Pathermouthis (see also O.Mich. Im 248; 347; III, 1089); Herakles Chairemon son of Abykis(?)WzAccount|PHOFprobably Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptPCompleteQ1RRecto; Verso is blankS DocumentaryT 4239o.bmph1925Nemesinus; Aurelius GerontiosPHTax receipt for delivery of barleyJuly 13, 302 A.D.Amundsen LRep Editor - Parassoglou GM; Rep Ser. PSakaon; 1978; pg. 88TheadelphiaO.Mich.inv. 4247GreekKelsey Museum6OstNo hCr„hB>Text of Uncertain Nature1935Complete1Recto; Verso is blankDocumentary4245o.bmp<_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBackC@_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>i3Petesouchos, son of Petesouchos: 2 artabai of wheatjDone on ph.; scannedk publishedp11/3/98s93 „AO.Mich.inv. 4244COstE Amundsen LFOMich IG86H1935KBL VII, 288 (bibliography)UNoWNoX=purchased by Dr. D.L. Askren; acquired from him in July, 1925[List of Liturgical Workers\ 11.2 x 7.9 cmnunknownoGreekr8 + 1uUnknownvIVth cent. A.D. w Kelsey Museumx#List of names of liturgical workersBu g1„X=purchased by Dr. D.L. Askren; acquired from him in July, 1925[Text of Uncertain Nature\ 6.9 x 6.2 cmnUnknownoGreekr2uUnknownvIst cent. A.D.w Kelsey MuseumxReceipt or memorandumyPetesouchos son of PetesouchoszTax collection|PHOUnknownPCompleteQ1RRecto; Verso is blankS DocumentaryT 4245o.bmphA6.9 x 6.2 cmpurchased by Dr. D.L. Askren; acquired from him in July, 1925UnknownPHReceipt or memorandumIst cent. A.D.Amundsen LO.Mich.inv. 4245GreekKelsey Museum2OstNoNoUnknownPetesouchos son of Petesouchos23UnknownOMich ITax collection„AO.Mich.inv. 4243COstE Amundsen LFOMich IG15H1935UNoWNoX=purchased by Dr. D.L. Askren; acquired from him in July, 1925[ Tax receipt\ 10.8 x 7.4 cmnUnknownoGreekr5uUnknownvIIIrd cent. A.D.w Kelsey Museumx/Receipt for payment of the monodesmia argyrikony0Orsenoupis (Orsenouphis) son of Pkylios (Pkylis)600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBaB{ck_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>ijscannedk published „AO.Mich.inv. 4243COstE Amundsen LFOMich IG15H1935UNoWNoX=purchased by Dr. D.L. Askren; acquired from him in July, 1925[ Tax receipt\ 10.8 x 7.4 cmnUnknownoGreekr5uUnknownvIIIrd cent. A.D.w Kelsey Museumx/Receipt for payment of the monodesmia argyrikony0Orsenoupis (Orsenouphis) son of Pkylios (Pkylis) S?v‰\hD_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>iANTo Ptolemaios also called Sarapion, secretary of the city, from Papontos, son of Alypos and Taras and grandson of Papontos, from the city of Oxyrhynchus. My father Alypos, son of Papontos and Teironeia, from the same city, an adult without a trade, registered in the quarter of the gooseherds, died in the past month of Choiak [- - -]Nj3done on the orig.; conservation18; scanned; checkedk publishedp9/14/98s1533‰]AP.Mich.inv. 1374CPapE Browne GMFPMich XG596H1970Ipl. VKBL VIII, 216 (date)UNoV-WYesX&January 1924; Acquired with Nahman lot[Receipts for Dike Work\ 9.6 x 27.8 cm]"A bit of unfolding here and there?n=Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptoGreekr25sWritten across the fibresFT t‰fAP.Mich.inv. 399CPapDSee also P.Mich. XII, 643-646E Browne GMFPMich XG600H1970KEBL VII, 114: the text belongs to the same archive as PMich XII 643-7.UYesVCWYesXGpurchased in Egypt by B.P. Grenfell and F.W. Kelsey in March-April 1920[Receipt for Arrears of Land Tax\22.2 x 10.7 cmnKprobably Philadelphia, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptoGreekr6uUnknown tax-collectorvJune 30, 304 A.D.w Ann ArborxReceipt issued to a group of associates, probably partners in the sitologia, for payment in money (adaeratio) of arrears of the land taxyDiocletianus & Maximianus, Emperors (Augusti); Constantius & Maximianus, Caesares; Aphon (& unnamed koinonoi) (see also P.Mich. XII, 644-646); Papeeis (& unnamed koinonoi)zTaxation (Land); Tax collection{Philadelpheia (Philadelphia)|PHOBPhiladelphia, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptPCompleteQ1RRecto; Verso is blankblankou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptPCompleteQ1RRecto; Verso is blank f!„hA25.4 x 12.7 cmAcquired by Dr. Askren; purchased from him in July, 1925UnknownPHMoney accountBL VII, 287 (l. 5, 9, 11, 13)IIIrd/IVth cent. A.D.Amundsen LO.Mich.inv. 4239GreekKelsey Museum13OstNoNoprobably Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptKallinos; SeButhes, son of Artemidoros; Apolinaris (Apolinarios); Aion son of Papeis; Ammonas; Antonius; Atisios son of Paianos; Ariston; Ouenaphris son of Aionis (see H.C. Youtie, Scriptiunculae II, p. 825, n. 17, and p. 829); Achillas; Paesis son of Pathermouthis (see also O.Mich. Im 248; 347; III, 1089); Herakles Chairemon son of Abykis(?)4probably Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptOMich IAccountQ.perhapsphiladelphiaherakleidoumerisarsinoitenomeprovin&VaVphiladelpheialW|WWWWWWW W!W"W#W$W%W&W'W(W)W*W+W,W-W.W/W0W1W2W3W4W5W6W7W8W9W:W;W<W=W>W?W@WAWBWCWDWEWFWGWHWIWJWKWLWMWNWOWPWQWRWSWTWUWVWWWXWYWZW[W\W]W^W_W`WaWbWcWdWeWfWgWhWiWjWkWlWmWnWoWpWqWrWsWtWuWvWwWxWyWzW{W|W}WWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWYWWWWWWWWWWWWYWWWWWWWWWW<_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBa!B&h„lA;H.C. Youtie, CP 37 (1942) p. 147, n. 17 [= H.C. Youtie, Scriptiunculae II (Amsterdam, 1973) p. 825, n. 17]; H.C. Youtie, TAPA 73 (1942) p. 84, n. 79 [= H.C. Youtie, Scriptiunculae I (Amsterdam, 1973) p. 149, n. 79]; H.C. Youtie, ZPE 18 (1975) p. 83 [= H.C. Youtie, Scriptiunculae Posteriores I (Bonn, 1981) p. 211];p10/30/98s87aterial>OstNoNoprobably Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptKallinos; SeButhes, son of Artemidoros; Apolinaris (Apolinarios); Aion son of Papeis; Ammonas; Antonius; Atisios son of Paianos; Ariston; Ouenaphris son of Aionis (see H.C. Youtie, Scriptiunculae II, p. 825, n. 17, and p. 829); Achillas; Paesis son of Pathermouthis (see also O.Mich. Im 248; 347; III, 1089); Herakles Chairemon son of Abykis(?)4probably Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptOMich IAccount9lN‰ohBppeon (?) (Hippeon parembole)P.Mich.inv. 74GreekAnn Arbor5C (now in Locker 10)PapYesYesOxyrhynchus, Oxyrhynchite nome, province of EgyptClaudius, Emperor; Melas, praktor; Theon, praktor; Pausiris son of Ammonios (see P.Mich. X, p. 73-74)598pl. VIIOxyrhynchus, Oxyrhynchite nome, province of EgyptPMich XProfesCsion; Taxation (profession); Tax collection; TradeReceipt for Trade Tax1970Many holes, most of which are along the ancient folds1Recto; Verso is blankDocumentary74r.bmp<_600DPIFront_R1>74r_a.bmp<_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DP!„hA7.1 x 5.6 cmpurchased by Dr. D.L. Askren; acquired from him in July, 1925Chairemon, dekaprotosPHReceipt for transport of 1 donkey-load of tax grain, made on behalf of Ision and ApionL. 3: read Ision rather than Ilon. (Unpublished note of H.C. Youtie)294/285 A.D.Amundsen LO.Mich.inv. 4237GreekKelsey Museum6OstNoNoUnknownChairemon, dekaprotos; Ision; Apion75UnknownOMich IAnimal; Liturgy (compulsory public service); Tax collection; TransportReceipt for Transport of Grain1935Complete, but badly effaced1Recto; Verso is blankDocumentary<_600DPIFr41R9patron$WWWW4WCWNWRWZWkWoWWWWWWW2W<WpatronlaographosofbacchiasVpatronpeeioulisseealsopmichv240l722VpatronsonoftryphonVpatroniosWpatronusWWpatsonteosWpatynion9WJWSWlWuWwWWWpatynionsonofheraklesseealsopmichv328SVpatynionsonofheraklidesVpatynisCWWW1W:WLWOWPWRW\WgWjWnWoWqWtWzWWWWWWWWWWWWWɂʂ̂͂WWWWWWWWWW W  W WWW W&W'W:W;ZW[Wpatynis2personsseealsopmichii121rectoiivVpatynis2personsseealsopmichii121rectoiviviii-ixV;d@[9theonsonofpetemo Vtheonstrategosofthethemistoukaipolemonosmerides|VtopogrammateusandkomogrammateusofoxyrhynchonpolisZVtheonasnWtheonisqWtheonosjWtheopemposrWtheophilos9WbWh7Wtheopompos+WUWtheopomposseepaplugdbatxxip341UVtheosWWtheotelestheouWtherWthereusWthereusdouleofpetheusVthermthermethis=WthermoW(Wthermowifeofeutychasthegrapheionofficial(Vthermouteis/WthermoutharionWWW@WIWcWsWWWWQWWWقWW.WthermouthariondouleVthermoutharionthermouthisunnamedhusbandseealsopmichv.VthermoutharionunnamedhusbandVthermouthasthermouthis5WWWW5W7W8W=WFWMWjWWW W!W/WW.W0;W<Wthermouthisdaughterofalkimoswifeofkronion5VVVH 9sonWWW W W W WWWWWWWWWWWWWW W!W"W#W$W%W&W(W)W*W+W-W2W3W4W6W7W8W9W:W;W<W>W?W@WAWEWFWGWHWIWJWLWMWOWPWRWSWTWUWXWYW[W\W]W^WaWcWeWfWhWiWjWkWmWqWrWtWuWvWxWzW}W~WWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWW W W W W WWWWWWWWWWWW W!W#W%W&W(W)W k?‰fS DocumentaryT399r.bmpX 399r_a.bmphA22.2 x 10.7 cmpurchased in Egypt by B.P. Grenfell and F.W. Kelsey in March-April 1920Unknown tax-collectorPHSee also P.Mich. XII, 643-646Receipt issued to a group of associates, probably partners in the sitologia, for payment in money (adaeratio) of arrears of the land taxBL VII, 114: the text belongs to the same archive as PMich XII 643-7.June 30, 304 A.D.Browne GMos, son of Titan and Helenous, 14 years old in year 8.Jj!done on the orig.; conservation18k publishedp9/14/98‰fAP.Mich.inv. 399CPapDSee also P.Mich. XII, 643-646E Browne GMFPMich XG600H1970KEBL VII, 114: the text belongs to the same archive as PMich XII 643-7.UYesVCWYesXLPurchased in Egypt by B.P. Grenfell and F.W. Kelsey in March and April, 1920[Receipt for Arrears of Land Tax\22.2 x 10.7 cmounis; Herakles son of Herakl 2*8lessWWW`WyWlesseeCWjWWFWlesseesWWWWWDWWWlessorCWWWWWWnWlessorsWletWPHArchive of Nemesion, tax-collector of PhiladelphiaOfficial letter written by Herakleides to Diogenes, probably two tax collectors, concerning the exaction of payment of the poll tax; the letter is written around an earlier text, (a model for?) the heading of the list of the boys under 14 years oldF = NTAC 1Debt; Family; Inheritance; Justice; Land Ownership; Settlement; WomanSettlement of a Dispute1994broken off at the top2Recto (written across the fibres); Verso is blankDocumentary<_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIBack_R8>k published„AO.Mich.inv. 4231COstE Amundsen LFOMich IG6H1935UNoWNoXpurchased by Dr. D.L. AskrenhFS‰ehBstersProbably 22/23 A.D.Browne GMP.Mich.inv. 616GreekAnn Arbor10CPapYesYesclean glass?Philadelphia, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptTheon son of Panomgeus and Tanetbeis; [...]outhos son of Ptollis and Koleus; [...]thas son of Harmiysis and Taesis; Ischis son of Mallis and Thenamounis; Herakles son of HeraklesC and Herais; Kephalon son of Patouamtis and Taouos; Psosneus son of Hatres and Talous; Herakles son of Orsenouphis and Taesis; Stratippos, son of Titan and Helenous (see P.Alex. 9; P.Mich.Michael 10)578Philadelphia, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptPMich XCensus; Personal status: minor children (aphelix); Taxation (persons); Tax CollectionCensus List1970Complete, butn le'.herakleidoueWfWhWlWmWnWtWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWW_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>:><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_RB+6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>k published„AO.Mich.inv. 4229COstE Amundsen LFOMich IG46H1935KBL VII, 287 on line 2UNoWNoXpurchased by Dr. D.L. AskrenhB!6„AO.Mich.inv. 4227COstD"Ostraca of the grammateus PammenesE Amundsen LFOMich IG39H1935KBL VII, 287 (l. 2)UNoWNoX=purchased by Dr. D.L. Askren; acquired from him in July, 1925[Order for Payment\ 7.7 x 6.4 cmnUnknownoGreekr4u ApolloniosvIst cent. A.D.w Kelsey MuseumxOrder for delivery of wheat_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>Njscannedk published„AO.Mich.inv. 4227COstD"Ostraca of the grammateus PammenesE Amundsen LFOMich IG39H1935KBL VII, 287 (l. 2)UNoWNoX=purchased by Dr. D.L. Askren; acquired from him in July, 1925[Order for Payment\ 7.7 x 6.4 cmnUnknownoGreekr4u ApolloniosvIst cent. A.D.w Kelsey MuseumxOrder for delivery of wheat [T4225W4225bmpV4225oW4225obmpV4226oW4226obmpV4226rWyW4226rbmpVyV4227oW4227obmpV4228oW4228obmpV4229oW4229obmpV4230oW4230obmpV4231oW4231obmpV4232oW4232obmpV4233oW4233obmpV4234oW4234obmpV4235oW4235obmpV4236oW4236obmpV4238oW4238obmpV4239oW4239obmpV423brSW423brbmpSV4240oW4240obmpV4241oW4241obmpV4242oW4242obmpV4243oW4243obmpV4244oW4244obmpV4245oW4245obmpV4246oW4246obmpV4247oW4247obmpV4248oW4248obmpV4249oW4249obmpV4250oW4250obmpV4252oW4252obmpV4253oW4253obmpV4254oW4254obmpV4255oW4255obmpV4256oW4256obmpV4258oW4258obmpV07rbmpV4666arW4666arbmpV!_„hCProvenance>probably Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptOMich IAccount; Profession; SlaveAccount of Grain1935Complete1Recto; Verso is blankDocumentary4226o.bmp<_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFrDont_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>iH.C. Youtie, ZPE 34 [1979] p. 100, n. 3); Anatellon son of Heroni(--); Tourbon (Turbo)zAccount; Profession; Slave|PHOFprobably Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptPCompleteQ1RRecto; Verso is blankS DocumentaryT 4226o.bmphreekr14uUnknownh‡hF`0DPIFront_R1>5919r_a.bmp<_600DPIFront_R2>5919r_c.bmp<_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1>5919v_a.bmp<_600DPIBack_R2>5919v_b.bmp<_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8> iAThe twelfth year of the Emperor Caesar Domitian Augustus Germanicus, the 30th of the month Neos Sebastos, in Ptolemais Euergetis in the Arsinoite nome. Taeuemeros, daughter of Marcus, about fifty-five years old with a scar on her right thumb, with her guardian, her son Sarapion, son of Sarapion, about twenty-five years old with a scar in the middle of his forehead beneath the hair, acknowledges to Marcus Anthestius Gemellus, soldier of the third Ituraean cohort of the century of Titius, ab several years earlier by Herakleides son of Horion towards Anthestius<_600DPIFront_R1>5919r_a.bmp<_600DB!„hB (grammateus); Tothoes son of Psemn(--) Apion; Tothoes son of Imouthes48UnknownOMich IOrderOrder for Payment1935Complete1Recto; Verso is blankDocumentary4223o.bmp<_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPCIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>iApollonios to Pammenes, greetings. Deliver to Tothoes, son of Psemn(--), on the account of Apion, one third of choinix of wheat, equal 1/3 choinix of wheat, (and) to Tothoes, son of Imouthes, one sixthm, equal 1/6 choinix of wheat. Year 3, Hathyr 18.jDone on ph. Scannedk published=A xTbmpWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWW W WWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWW W!W"W#W$W%W&W'W(W)W*W+W-W.W/W0W1W2W3W4W7W9W:W;W=W>W?W@WAWBWCWDWEWFWGWHWIWKWLWMWNWOWPWQWRWSWTWUWVWWWXWYWZW[W\W]W^W_WaWbWcWdWeWfWgWhWiWjWkWlWmWnWoWpWqWrWsWtWuWvWwWxWyWzW{W|W}W~WWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWW@WAWIWJWKWLWMWNWQWSWTWUWWWYWZW[W\W`WcWdWeWfWgWhWCC „hByptSaras son of Cheras (Chairas); Melas son of Atisios (Atisis) (see H.C. Youtie, TAPA73 [1942] p. 82); Ounaphris (Ouenaphris, Onnophris) son of Palemon (see H.C. Youtie, TAPA73 [1942] p. 82-83); Ptoleme (Ptolemaios) son of Pemes; Horion son of Kyri(--); [. . .]cheis; [. . .]mos64probably Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptYoutie HC82-84SB XIV 11468TAPA 731942OMich IAnimal; IrrigationList of Laborers and Donkeys1935Lower left corner missing1Recto; Verso is blankDocumentary<_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_60/> +iway^WWWWWWWFWHWIWLWMWkWyWWWWWWWWW$W'W(W=W>WOWbWmWnWWWWW|WWW.WhWiWWWWWW W W W WWWWW.W3W6W:W;W=WZWwbyWwetW|WWWWWWW?WDWEWWWWOWFW!W'W.W/W0W3W4W5W6W8W;W=WAWHWPWQWRWTWVWYW[W^WcWhWiWjWkWmWoWpWsWtWyWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWW W WWWW$W1W2W:W=W>W?WBWDWFWMWOWPWUWWWYW\W]WcWdWjWlWoWpWsW{W}WWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWW W&W0W2W3W4W8W;W=WAWGWKW D‚OiRrently in Antinoopolis, am witness to the agreement of settlement, after having heard it from the man who made it. (Cross) (5th hand) (Cross)I, Aurelius Senouthes, son of Apollos, from the said village of Aphrodite, currently in Antinoopolis, am witness to the agreement of settlement after having heard it from the man who made it. (Cross) (6th hand) (Cross) I, Aurelius Apollos, son of Besios, from the said village of Aphrodite, currently in Antinoopolis, am witness to the agreement of settSlement after having heard it from the man who made it. (7th hand) (Cross) - - - after having heard it from the man who made it. (Traces of 3 more lines: subscriptions of one or two more witnesses and of the notary).#@f the Lower Thebais, Thebais, EgyptPbroken off at the topQ2R1Recto (written across the fibres); Verso is blankS DocumentaryT 6922r_1.bmpT 6922r_3.bmpU 6922r_2.bmpU 6922r_4.bmpX 6922r_a.bmpX 6922r_b.bmpX X 6922r_t.bmpX 6922r_u.bmpX 6922r_v.bmpmpD%‚OijDone, on the orig.; checkedk publishedlPJ. Gascou, CE 71 (1996) p. 343-351; H.-A. Rupprecht, Tyche 12 (1997) p. 264-269.p9/11/98s3028&nastasia pay an indemnity in cash and in kind to Nikantinoos for paying the mortgage on this piece of land and ratifying the sale9AAurelius Nikantinoos son of Isidoros, uncle of Eudoxia, Antonia and Kollouthos, syntelestes; Aurelius Phoibammon son of Triadelphos, husband of Anastasia alias Tekrompia, syntelestes (see last T. Gagos, Archiv 43 [1997] p. 368-373); Aurelia Anastasia alias Tekrompia daughter of Megas, wife of Phoibammon, niece of Apollos; Apollos son of Dioskoros, uncle of Anastasia alias Tekrompia, protokometes of Aphrodite (see J.G. Keenan, Atti del XVII Congresso di Papirologia. III [Napoli, 1984] p.957kantinoos, while the property itself was inherited by Nikantinooson of Besios, from the said village of Aphrodite, currently in Antinoopolis, am witness to the agreement of settlement after having heard ‚OiPge and with the legal right of security, as if ruled by court; and having been asked the formal question by you regarding all the aforementioned, I have acknowledged that this is so, that I shall give it, that I do it, keep it, abide by it, that I shall fulfill it, that I bring it to an end. (Cross) (2nd hand) (Cross) I, Aurelius Nikantinoos, son of Isidoros, the aforementioned, have made this agreement of settlement after having received in full the amount agreed upon, i.e., seven solidi Qand twenty artabai of wheat, and I took the imperial oath regarding the fine and I agree with all that is written in it above, and after having signed it I have released it. (Cross) (3rd hand) (Cross) I, Aurelius Mouses, son of Psaios, collective taxpayer from the said village of Aphrodite, currently in Antinoopolis, am witness to the agreement of settlement after having heard it from the man who made it. (4th hand) (Cross) I, Hermaos, son of Bottos, from the said village of Aphrodite, cur ‚OiNmoment or time I should dare to transgress all the things agreed upon by me in this agreement of settlement, and if I should ever want to proceed contrary to it in any way, I acknowledge that I will give to you as a fine for the mere attempt at transgression twenty-four gold solidi, to be demanded as a matter of fact and with full legal power, apart from being subject to the risk of perjury and to the penalties stipulated by the laws against those who attempt to transgress their own sworn Oagreements, and that nonetheless both before and after the payment of the fine, if anyone ever sets out to make a demand, this acknowledgment of settlement shall be unbroken and unshaken forever, and I have executed it for your safety, being valid and guaranteed, while I put up as security for you with regard to all the aforementioned and with regard to the demand of the fine, if that should be the case, all that I now own and shall own, movables and immovables and self-movables, as a pled ‚OiLextinguished for me, as it was said above, because I have no part with you from now on with regard to the said estate or with regard to its possession or with regard to the debt or with regard to whatever other thing that may belong to the said estate and every legal right that belongs to it, because I have received in full what has been agreed upon to be given to me in accordance with the judgment of the mediating friends, i.e., seven solidi minus fourteen carats according to the goldsmitMhs standard and twenty artabas of wheat, as has often been said. And for all this in general and for each one of the aforementioned items separately I took an oath by the holy and consubstantial Trinity and the piety and victory of the gloriously triumphant lord of the world, Flavius Iustinianus, the eternal august emperor, that I abide forever by the legal force of this agreement of settlement and to each of its parts and items and that I will not transgress it in any way. And if at any !!o„xTReceipt for transport of 3 donkey-loads(?) of tax grain, made on behalf of Dioskorosy7(unnamed) dekaprotoi of Karanis; Dioskoros son of Heronz>Liturgy (compulsory public service); Tax collection; Transport{Karanis|PHOFprobably Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptP$Complete, but with a damaged surfaceQ1RRecto; Verso is blankS DocumentaryhA6.1 x 6.5 cmpurchased by Dr. D.L. Askren; acquired from him in July, 1925(Unnamed) dekaprotoi of KaranisPHReceipt for transport of 3 donkey-loads(?) of tax grain, made on behalf of DioskorosIIIrd cent. A.D.Amundsen LKaranisO.Mich.inv. 4215GreekKelsey Museum4OstNoNoprobably Karanis, HeraklCRc„hA13.2 x 10.3 cmpurchased by Dr. D.L. Askren; acquired from him in July, 1925UnknownPHList of officialsIVth cent. A.D.Amundsen LO.Mich.inv. 4214GreekKelsey Museum9OstNoNoThe interpretation of the text is uncertain.UnknownPhilosarapis, hypatos; Potammon, hypatos; Chrysas son of Horos(?B), gymnasiarchos; Philosarapis son of Heron, gymnasiarchos; Sarapammon, hypatos; Herakles, hypatos; Heron son of Arabas, hypatos; Nonnos son of Protas, gymnasiarchos95UnknownOMich IListList of Officials1935Complete1Recto; Verso is blankDocumentary4214o.bmp<_600DPIFrontgB„AO.Mich.inv. 4212COstE Amundsen LFOMich IG20H1935KBL VII, 287 (l. 1; 5)UNoWNoX=purchased by Dr. D.L. Askren; acquired from him in July, 1925[Account of Grain\16.3 x 13.3 cmnUnknownoGreekr12uUnknownvIVth cent. A.D.w Kelsey Museumx-List of contributions in kind (and in money?)9A<_6:4 „hDAck_R2><_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8> iA4th. Dekanos: Eudaimon, son of Satabous Sarapion the lame Eudaimon, son of Kastor Horion, son of Maron Aunes, his son Heroneinos, son of Heron Harpaisis Pasion, son of Kastor Anouphis, son of Kastor Sarapammon, son of Sarapion Anouphis, son of Sarapion Heras, son of Kastor Polydeukes, son of Heron Harpales, son of Akous, grandson of Pammatis Eudaimon, son of Kollouthos Anchopis, son of Chairemon Heronas, son of Eudaimon Ouris, son of Heron Asous, son of Harpochras Dekanos: Horos Serenus, sB on of MysthasjODone on ph.; scanned; checked Check readings on the orig.! (with notes of HCY!)k publishedFront_R2>WAWCWDWIWJWQWSWTWUWWWXWYW\W^WaWbWcWdWeWgWhWiWjWlWnWoWrWsWtWuWvWwWyWzW{W|W}W~WWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWW(QibyjW8WW WWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWW%W'W0W5W6W8W>WBWJWSWTWUWWWZW^WeWhWjWoWpWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWPB„vIst cent. A.D.w Kelsey MuseumxOrder for delivery of wheatyTApollonios; Pammenes, (grammateus); Psenamounis son of Amphion <Or: Amphiomis>zOrder|PHOUnknownPCompleteQ1RRecto; Verso is blankS DocumentaryT 4202o.bmphA9.3 x 7.1 cmpurchased by Dr. D.L. Askren; acquired from him in July, 1925ApolloniosPHOstraca of the grammateus PammenesOrder for delivery of wheatIst cent. A.D.Amundsen LO.Mich.inv. 4202GreekKelsey Museum3OstNoNoUnknownApollonios; Pammenes, (grammateus); Psenamounis son of AmpT 4202o.bmphased by Dr. D.L. Askrenh v„lVH.C. Youtie, ZPE 18 (1975) p. 84 and n. 12; R.S. Bagnall, JARCE 14 (1977) p. 85, n. 54p11/9/98s59vince of EgyptPCompleteQ1RRecto; Verso is blankS DocumentaryT 4211o.bmphA23.7 x 12 cmpurchased by Dr. D.L. Askren; acquired from him in July, 1925UnknownPHList of names of liturgical workersBL VII, 288 (l. 3; provenance; bibliography)IIIrd cent. A.D. Amundsen LO.Mich.inv. 4211GreekKelsey Museum22OstNoNoKaranis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of Eg/9/98 kS Documentaryh0DPIBack_R8>j'Done on ph. Check readings on the orig.k publishedp11/9/98 ><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>j'Done on ph. Check readings on the orig.k publishedp11/9/98 B8„AO.Mich.inv. 4210COstD"Ostraca of the grammateus PammenesE Amundsen LFOMich IG42H1935KBL VII, 287 (l. 2-3)UNoWNoX=purchased by Dr. D.L. Askren; acquired from him in July, 1925[Order for Payment\ 6.8 x 4.4 cmnUnknownoGreekr4u ApolloniosvIst cent. A.D.w Kelsey MuseumxOrder for delivery of wheat<_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFrBont_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>k published„AO.Mich.inv. 4210COstD"Ostraca of the grammateus PammenesE Amundsen LFOMich IG42H1935KBL VII, 287 (l. 2-3)UNoWNoX=purchased by Dr. D.L. Askren; acquired from him in July, 1925[Order for Payment\ 6.8 x 4.4 cmnUnknownoGreekr4u ApolloniosvIst cent. A.D.w Kelsey MuseumxOrder for delivery of wheatC C„hA9 x 5.6 cmpurchased by Dr. D.L. Askren; acquired from him in July, 1925(Unnamed) dekaprotoi(?) of TebtynisPHReceipt for transport of 15 donkey-loads of tax grain, made on behalf of Ninnos, son of Ago(--)Dec. 29, 255 A.D.(?)Amundsen LTeptynis (Tebtynis), Polemonos merisO.Mich.inv. 4209GreekKelsey Museum5OstNoNoprobably Tebtynis, Polemonos meris, Arsinoite nome, province of Egypt(unnamed) dekaprotoi(?) of Tebtynis; Ninnos son of Ago(--)67probably Tebtynis, Polemonos meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptOMich IAnimal; Tax collection; TransportReceipt for Transport of Grain1935Complete; in parts effaced1Recto; Verso is blankCB6„AO.Mich.inv. 4208COstD"Ostraca of the grammateus PammenesE Amundsen LFOMich IG31H1935KBL VII, 287 (l. 2)UNoWNoX=purchased by Dr. D.L. Askren; acquired from him in July, 1925[Order for Payment\ 9.7 x 4.8 cmnUnknownoGreekr4u ApolloniosvIst cent. A.D.w Kelsey MuseumxOrder for delivery of wheat_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>Njscannedk published„AO.Mich.inv. 4208COstD"Ostraca of the grammateus PammenesE Amundsen LFOMich IG31H1935KBL VII, 287 (l. 2)UNoWNoX=purchased by Dr. D.L. Askren; acquired from him in July, 1925[Order for Payment\ 9.7 x 4.8 cmnUnknownoGreekr4u ApolloniosvIst cent. A.D.w Kelsey MuseumxOrder for delivery of wheat Mesthas son of Marres; ApionzOrder|PHOUnknownP„WNoX=purchased by Dr. D.L. Askren; acquired from him in July, 1925[Text of Uncertain Nature\ 7.7 x 6.2 cmnCprobably Thraso, Themistou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptoGreekr4uUnknownvIIIrd cent. A.D. w Kelsey MuseumxMemorandum, waybill, or receiptyAtisis, onelateszProfession; Transport{Thraso|PHO:Thraso, Themistou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptPCompleteQ1RRecto; Verso is blankS DocumentaryT 4207o.bmphA7.7 x 6.2 cmpurchased by Dr. D.L. Askren; acquired from him in July, 1925UnknownPHMemorandum, waybill, or receiptIIIrd cent. A.D. Amundsen LThrasoO.Mich.inv. 4207GreekKelsey Museum4OstNoNoThraso, Themistou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptAtisis, onelates81Bk„AO.Mich.inv. 4206COstE Amundsen LFOMich IG21H1935UNoWNoX=purchased by Dr. D.L. Askren; acquired from him in July, 1925[Account of Grain\ 8.7 x 8.5 cmnUnknownoGreekr11uUnknownvIVth/Vth cent. A.D.w Kelsey MuseumxList of contributions in kindyIItalicus; Sentes; Nike; Philadelphea; Pasinike; Antiochis; Mneter; OulkrazAccount; Woman|PHOUnknownR4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>Njscannedk published„AO.Mich.inv. 4206COstE Amundsen LFOMich IG21H1935UNoWNoX=purchased by Dr. D.L. Askren; acquired from him in July, 1925[Account of Grain\ 8.7 x 8.5 cmnUnknownoGreekr11uUnknownvIVth/Vth cent. A.D.w Kelsey MuseumxList of contributions in kindyIItalicus; Sentes; Nike; Philadelphea; Pasinike; Antiochis; Mneter; OulkrazAccount; Woman|PHOUnknownaryBB„hA6.9 x 6.1 cmpurchased by Dr. D.L. Askren; acquired from him in July, 1925Pemes, son of PemesPHOrder to deliver oil to a donkey driverIst cent. A.D.Amundsen LO.Mich.inv. 4205GreekKelsey Museum5OstNoNoUnknownPemes son of Pemes; Thaesis; Olympiades, onelates <or: (unnamed) onelates of OlympiaBdes?>55UnknownOMich IFeeding; Profession; Transport; WomanOrder for Delivery1935Complete1Recto; Verso is blankDocumentary4205o.bmp<_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7BC^„{ Theadelphia; Arsinoiton polis(?)|PHOHprobably Theadelphia, Themistou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptPNearly completeQ1RRecto; Verso is blankS DocumentaryT 4204o.bmphA9.1 x 5.7 cmpurchased by Dr. D.L. Askren; acquired from him in July, 1925Unknown tax-collectorPHReceipt for transport of 4 donkey-loads of tax grain, made on behalf of Gemellus293/294 A.D.Amundsen LTheadelphia; Arsinoiton polis(?)O.Mich.inv. 4204GreekKelsey Museum6OstNoNoprobably Theadelp74H1935MPSakaonNParassoglou GMO80P1978QPl 14UNoWNoXpurchased by Dr. D.L. AskrenT 4204o.bmphC]Bm„hA9.6 x 7.8 cmpurchased by Dr. D.L. Askren; acquired from him in July, 1925UnknownPHReceipt for payment of the monodesmia argyrikonIIIrd cent. A.D.Amundsen LO.Mich.inv. 4203GreekKelsey Museum4OstNoNoUnknownSatabous, tekton14UnknownOMich IPrBofession; Taxation; Tax collectionTax receipt1935Complete1Recto; Verso is blankDocumentary4203o.bmp<_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIkon"B„S DocumentaryhA5.4 x 5.3 cmpurchased by Dr. D.L. Askren; acquired from him in July, 1925UnknownPHReceipt for seventeen empty jarsIIIrd cent. A.D.Amundsen LO.Mich.inv. 4193GreekKelsey Museum3OstNoNoUnknownPasis son of Satabous58UnknownOMich IUtensils<600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>j Done on ph.k publishedp11/4/98)m:a u7arborWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWW W W W W WWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWW"W#W$W%W0W1W2W3W4W5W6W7W8W9W:W;W<W=W>W?W@WAWBWCWDWEWFWGWHWIWJWKWLWMWNWOWPWQWRWSWTWUWVWWWXWYWZW[W\W]W^W_W`WaWbWcWdWeWfWgWhWiWjWkWlWmWnWoWpWqWBBdL…nBprobably Talei, Polemonos meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptoGreekr5uUnknownvIIIrd cent. A.D.w Kelsey MuseumxReceipt for tax paymentyAntonius; HatreszTaxation; Tax collection{ Tali (Talei)|PHO9Talei, Polemonos meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptPNearly completeQ1RRecto; Verso is blankS DocumentaryT 4189o.bmphA6.7 x 5.2 cmpurchased by Dr. D.L. Askren; acquired from him in July, 1925UnknownPHReceipt for tax paymentIIIrd cent. A.D.Amundsen LTali (Talei)O.Mich.inv. 4189GreekKelsey Museum5OstNoNoTalei, Polemonos meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptAntonius; Hatres125.2 x 3.9 cmpurchased by Dr. D.L. Askren; acquired from him in July, 1925Dionysios, brewer of the legionPHReceipt for delivery of meat, issued by a brewer of the armyIInd cent. A.D.Amundsen LO.Mich.inv. 4188GreekKelsey Museum5OstNoNoUnknownDionysios, zytopoios legionos; Taphe(--)5656<B`C.xWWW W W W W WWWWWWWWWWWWWWW W!W"W#W$W%W&W'W(W)W*W+W,W-W.W/W0W1W2W3W4W5W6W7W8W9W:W<W=W>W?W@WAWBWCWDWEWFWGWHWIWJWKWLWMWNWOWPWQWRWSWTWUWVWWWXWYWZW[W\W]W^W_W`WaWbWcWdWeWfWgWhWiWjWkWlWmWnWoWpWqWrWsWtWuWvWwWxWyWzW{W|W}W~WWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWW B…hB Elias son of Pamoun; Sigritios presbyteros; Ouenabel son of Petros61UnknownOMich IAccount; List; ProfessionList of Names1935Complete1Recto; Verso is blankDocumentary4034o.bmp<_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_CR5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>i two slices of meat which I had deposited in your hands on the 14th.jDone on ph. Scannedk publishedp11/4/98…AO.Mich.inv. 4034COstE Amundsen LFOMich IG61H1935UNoWNoX>purchased by Dr. D.L. Askren; acquired from him in March, 1920[ List of NamesF …[ List of Names\ 15.3 x 9.4 cmnUnknownoGreekr7uUnknownvVth or VIth cent. A.D.w Kelsey Museumx/List of names, with amounts of uncertain natureyMouse son of Ar(--); Pamoun son of Petros; Bartholomaios, georgos; Isak, georgos; Elias son of Pamoun; Sigritios presbyteros; Ouenabel son of PetroszAccount; List; Profession|PHOUnknownPCompleteQ1RRecto; Verso is blankS DocumentaryT 4034o.bmphA15.3 x 9.4 cmpurchased by Dr. D.L. Askren; acquired from him in March, 1920UnknownPHList of names, with amounts of uncertain natureVth or VIth cent. A.D.Amundsen LO.Mich.inv. 4034GreekKelsey Museum7OstNoNoUnknownMouse son of Ar(--); Pamoun son of Petros; Bartholomaios, georgos; Isak, georgos;BB…hA8.7 x 7.6 cmpurchased by Dr. D.L. Askren; acquired from him in March, 1920UnknownPHReceipt, account or memorandum concerning wineBL III, 261 (l. 3); BL VII, 288 (date; l. 1)IIIrd/IInd cent. B.C.Amundsen LO.Mich.inv. 4028GreekKelsey Museum3OstNoNoUnknownHoros son of Konouphis54UnknownOMich IFeeding; TransportText of Uncertain Nature1935Lower left corner missing1Recto; Verso is blankDocumentary4028o.bmp<_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_: Z…ySyrosz Transport|PHOUnknownPCompleteQ1RRecto; Verso is blankS DocumentaryT 4020o.bmphA6.5 x 4.6 cmpurchased by Dr. D.L. Askren; acquired from him in March, 1920UnknownPHMemorandum, waybill, or receiptIIIrd cent. A.D. Amundsen LO.Mich.inv. 4020GreekKelsey Museum2OstNoNoUnknownSyros80UnknownYoutie HC30-32SB VI 9035Syrosz Transport|PHOUnknownPCompleteQ1RRecto; Verso is blankS DocumentaryT 4020o.bmphreek and DemoticKelsey Museum4 lines in Greek; 1 in Demotic; 2 in Greek; 1 in Demotic; 2 in DemoticOstNoNond for Krispos, son of Petesouchos, priest, 5(?) drachmai. (3 lines of Demotic, unpublished)jScannedk published =…hBCP 391944OMich ITransportText of Uncertain Nature1935Complete1Recto; Verso is blankDocumentary4020o.bmp<_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DCPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>ni:20th. Through Syros, 1 sack, (i.e.) 28 1/2 metra of wheat.jDone on the orig.; scannedk publishedp11/9/98s32nt_R2><_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DC=o… hC_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>hi'(Text too fragmentary to be translated)j1Done on ph.; scanned Check readings on the orig.!k publishedp11/10/98s31 … AO.Mich.inv. 4008COstD+ O.Mich. inv. 4024E Amundsen LFOMich IG5H1935UNoWNoX>purchased by Dr. D.L. Askren; acquired from him in March, 1920[ Tax Receipt\6.6 x 5.3 cm + (15.5 x 10.3 cm)nUnknownoGreek and DemoticrF4 lines in Greek; 1 in Demotic; 2 in Greek; 1 in Demotic; 2 in Demoticu Xein[. . .]vMay 5, 10 B.C. or 34 A.D.w Kelsey MuseumxReceipt for tax paymenty@Kallapis son of Petechonsis; Krispos son of Petesouchos, hiereusz Priest; Taxation; Tax collection|PHOUnknownPUpper right corner missingQ1 + 1RRecto; Verso is blankS DocumentaryT 4008o.bmpU 4024o.bmph3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><5Ru &3andWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWW2W9W=WAWBWDWJWRWVWYWcWoWsWwWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWgWiWlW}WWWWWWWWWFW{W}WWWWWWWW-W7WKWPWRWYWoWqWWWWW-W.W1WZW[WtWyWanglesWangularDWEWWW9WJWwWWWWWWWbWhWW}WanotherUWWWWantisigmasWapionWWWWLW^WeWkWWW1W2W3W4W6W:W;W<W=W>WapostropheCWWWapostrophes WapparentlyAWWWWappearance_WWCW}WtWappearsWWapproachingWare`WMWWWWWW!WmWWWW9WAWJWVWYWoWwWWWWWWWBBC… hCrovenance>probably Theadelphia, Themistou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptOMich IAnimal; Tax collection; TransportReceipt for Delivery in Kind1935Complete1Recto; Verso is blankDocumentary<_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>iFor the dekaprotoi and Kyrillos, for the produce of year 7, through beasts of Koba(?) (and) Theadelphia, Heroninos, manager (of the estate) of Appianus, (has shifted) 2 donkeys. Year 1, Phamenoth 28.jDone on the orig.k publishedlsm [1991], etc.)6830 x 9.5 cmJune 1922; Acquired from Nahman through the British MuseumUnknownPHFragment of a document, perhaps a petition or a report of judicial proceedings in a case concerned with certain taxes (in part. a trade tax on those engaged in the dye industry?) that fell under the oversight of the comes sacrarum largitionumBL IX, 159 (l. 5); BL X, 123 (l. 9)Late IVth - early Vth cent. A. D. (between 38B1 and 431 A.D.)728822Boak AERmegalopolis [Alexandria]P.Mich.inv. 1045GreekAnn ArborRecto - 19BPapYesNoBlack glass; realignUnknownA large, cursive hand typical of the late IVth and early Vth centuries(unnamed) eparchos augoustalios (praefectus augustalis); (unnamed) komes ton theion largC<… RRecto; Verso is blankS DocumentaryhA8.2 x 5.6purchased by Dr. D.L. Askren; acquired from him in March, 1920UnknownPHUnknownIst cent. B.C.(?)Amundsen LO.Mich.inv. 4002GreekKelsey Museum5OstNoNoUnknown92UnknownOMich IUnknown1935Complete, but the surface i_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>k published… AO.Mich.inv. 4002COstE Amundsen LFOMich IG92H1935UNoWNoX>purchased by Dr. D.L. Askren; acquired from him in March, 1920[Unknown\ 8.2 x 5.6nUnknownoGreekr5uUnknownvIst cent. B.C.(?)w Kelsey MuseumxUnknown|PHOUnknownFC…hBion EikosipentarouronO.Mich.inv. 4001GreekKelsey Museum7OstNoNoIbion Eikosipentarouron, Polemonos meris, Arsinoite nome, EgyptOrsenouphis, komogrammateus of Ibion Eikosipentarouron; Agathis; Zenodoros90probably Ibion Eikosipentarouron, Polemonos meris, Arsinoite nome, EgyptOMich IAgriculture; State Monopoly; Tax collectionOfficial Letter1935Complete1Recto; Verso is blankDocumentary4001o.bmp<_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIe C%…AO.Mich.inv. 10258COstD-EPearl OM-Youtie HCFOMich IIG885H1944UNoWYesX34-X[Receipt for Transport of Grain\ 3.9 X 4 cmn=Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptoGreekr5s'see electronic version of OMich II, 885u!(Unnamed) dekaprotoi of Dionysias2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>aiAaOf the sitologoi of Karanis, on Pauni 29, 2 sacks, 6 artabai of wheat, for Paesis. I have signed.a@Af    5  < fjdone, on neg.; scannedk publishedp3/12/97 (or earlier)…AO.Mich.inv. 10258COstD-EPearl OM-Youtie HCFOMich IIG885H1944UNoWYesX34-X[Receipt for Transport of Grain\ 3.9 X 4 cmn=Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptoGreekr5s'see electronic version of OMich II, 885u!(Unnamed) dekaprotoi of Dionysias4e of EgyptoGreekC …hBnce of Egyptsee electronic version of OMich II, 867Paesis; (unnamed) sitologoi of Karanis867Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptOMich IILiturgy (compulsory public service); Tax collection; TransportationReceipt(?) for Transport of Grain1944complete1Recto; Verso is blankDocumentary10260o.bmp<_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>bimplete1Recto; Verso is blankDocumentaryPearl OM-Youtie HCKaranisO.Mich.inv.10260GreekCairo4OstNoYesprobably Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome,C%K…hBovince of Egyptsee electronic version of OMich II, 885(unnamed) dekaprotoi of Dionysias; Aunes son of Serenus885Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptOMich IILiturgy (compulsory public service); Tax collection; Taxation (land); TransportationReceipt for Transport of Grain1944complete1Recto; Verso is blankDocumentary10258o.bmp<_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>iems>1Recto; Verso is blankDocumenK …hA5.1 X 3 cm34-XUnknown tax-collectorPHReceipt for tax paid by AmmonisBL X, 295 (date)Feb. 24, 280 ADPearl OM-Youtie HCKaranisO.Mich.inv. 10257GreekCairo3OstNoyesprobably Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of Egyptsee electronic version oBf OMich II, 806Ammonis (Ammonios) son of Papei[--] (Papeeis) (see ZPE 88 [1991] p. 182-183)806Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptOMich IITaxation; tax collectionReceipt of uncertain nature1944broken at the bottom1Recto; Verso is blankDocumentary10257o.bmp<_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>,iVOf Karanis, of the 5th year, on Mecheir 29. (Has paid?) Ammonis son of Papeis [- - - ]jdone, on ph.; scannedk publishedl:W.H.M. Liesker - K.A. Worp, ZPE 88 (1991) p. 182-183; 185.p3/12/97 (or earlier)s22…AO.Mich.inv. 10256COstD"Archive of Palemon, son of PtollasEPearl OM-Youtie HCFOMich IIG900H1944KBL IV, 113; BL V, 900MEtPap 8N Boak A.E.R.O45P1957R SB VI 9579SBL VI, 155 (date)UNoWYesX34-X[Receipt for Transport of Grain\ 7.5 X 7.8 cmn=Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptoGreekr6s'see electronic version of OMich II, 900uUnknown tax-collectorvDec. 16, 303 AD(?)wCairo><_600DPI/4409+W441zW4410*W4411)We electronic version of OMich II, 916Severinus, dekaprotos; Andreas, dekaprotos; Ouenaphris (Onnophris)916Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptOMich IILiturgy (compulsory public service); Tax collection; Taxation (land); TransportationReceipt for Transport of Grain1944complete1Recto; Verso is CblankDocumentary<_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>j done, on neg. …hD0DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>iAThrough the sitologoi has shifted (to the harbor) Palemon son of Ptollas, through Ouenaphris, of the 20th(?) and 12th year, on Hathyr 12, one donkey; on the 20th, one donkey; on Choiak 2, one donkey; on the 11th, one donkey; on the 19th, one donkey of lentil.@A>   >jdone, on neg.; scannedk publishedl%J.D. Thomas, CE 46 (1971) p. 173-179.p3/12/97 (or earlier)s21&…AO.Mich.inv. 10255COstD ostraca of Pleein son of MusthesEPearl OM-Youtie HCFOMich IIG879H1944KBL X, 295 (date)UNoWYesX34-X[Receipt for Transport of Grain\ 5.8 X 4.5 cmn=Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptoGreekr5s'see electronic version of OMich II, 8795.Gy …hB>probably Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of Egyptsee electronic version of OMich II, 900(unnamed) sitologoi; Palemon son of Ptolas (Ptollas) (see O. Mich. II, p. 214 etc.); Ouenaphris (Onnophris)900Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptBL VI, 155 (date)Boak A.E.R.45SB VI 9579EtPap 81957OMich IICLiturgy (compulsory public service); Tax collection; Taxation (land); TransportationReceipt for Transport of Grain1944complete; middle of lines 3-4 badly faded1Recto; Verso is blankDocumentary10256o.bmp<_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_60 4…AO.Mich.inv. 10249COstD-EPearl OM-Youtie HCFOMich IIG916H1944UNoWYesX34-X[Receipt for Transport of Grain\ 5.2 X 6.1 cmn=Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptoGreekr7s'see electronic version of OMich II, 916uSeverinus & Andreas, dekaprotoivMarch 1, 299 ADwCairoxJReceipt for delivery of grain brought by a Ouenaphris to an unknown harboryBSeverinus, dekaprotos; Andreas, dekaprotos; Ouenaphris (Onnophris)zTLiturgy (compulsory public service); Tax collection; Taxation (land); Transportation{horiodeiktia of Karanis|PH Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptoGreekr7s'see electronic version of OMich II, 916uSeverinus & Andreas, dekaprotoivMarch 1, 299 ADwCairoxJReceipt for delivery of grain brought by a Ouenaphris to an unknown harboryBSeverinus, dekaprotos; Andreas, dekaprotos; Ouenaphris (Onnophris)zTLiturgy (compulsory public service); Tax collection; Taxation (land); Transportation{horiodeiktia of Karanis|PH of lentil.@EtPap 8<ŠLhClankDocumentary10252o.bmp<_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>iO50th (cleruchy). Sabinus son of Ptolemaios, (2nd hand) on Pharmouthi the third.jdone, on neg.; scannedk publishedp3/12/97 (or earlier)s17ŠMAO.Mich.inv. 9983COstD-E Youtie HCFTAPA 71G630H1940MOMich IINPearl OM-Youtie HCO838P1944UNoWyesX34-X[1Receipt (Certificate) for work on the embankments\ 6 X 3.1 cmn=Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptoGreekr4s'see electronic version of OMich II, 838uUnknown dyke-surveyorvIIIrd cent. AD (March 19)wCairotPap 81957OMich II5.8 X 4.5 cm34-XUnknown tax-collectorPHostraca of Pleein son of MusthesReceipt for delivery of grain brought by a Pleein to an unknown harborBL X, 295 (date)Middle / late IIIrd cent. AD (Jan.-Feb., 257 AD?)Pearl OM-Youtie HChoriodeiktia of KaranisO.Mich.inv. 10255GreekCairo5OstNo<C2 …iAOf the crops of the 3rd year, of the horiodeiktia of Karanis, Plein son of Mysthes, three sacks of barley, (and) one other sack of wild chickling, equal 4 sacks. In the 4th year, Mecheir.@A> %  1 >jdone, on neg.; scannedk publishedlWW.H.M. Liesker - K.A. Worp, ZPE 88 (1991) p. 183-185; R. Ziegler, ZPE 128 (1999) p. 170p3/12/97 (or earlier)s20t for Transport of Grain1944Ccomplete1Recto; Verso is blankDocumentary10255o.bmp<_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>i …OFprobably Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptPcompleteQ1RRecto; Verso is blankS DocumentaryT 10249o.bmphA5.2 X 6.1 cm34-XSeverinus & Andreas, dekaprotoiPH-Receipt for delivery of grain brought by a Ouenaphris to an unknown harborMarch 1, 299 ADPearl OM-Youtie HChoriodeiktia of KaranisO.Mich.inv. 10249GreekCairo7OstNoYesprobably Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, prov= 1. In the 15th and 14th and 7th year, on Phamenoth 5.@Af   " 6  @ fj done, on neg.k publishedp3/12/97 (or earlier)-EPearl OM-Youtie HCFOMich IIG916H1944UNoWYesX34-X[3Receipt for delivery from the granary to the harborE3‚hBesion; Her[- - -]217Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptOMich ITax collection; taxation (Land); TransportationReceipt for Delivery in Kind1935Broken off at the bottom1Recto; Verso is blankDocumentary<_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600C DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>iThoth 16. Kapeeis (has brought) for the villagers of Karanis, through Neilos, son of Nemesion, for the 16th indictino, 120 [litrai] of chaff [. . .] I, Her[- - -, have signed].j Done, on ph.k publishedp11/23/98s645 …iAOf the granary of the horiodeiktia of Karanis, of the dekaprotoi Severinus and Andreas, of the crops of the 14th and 13th and 6th year, through his own beasts, in the name of Ouenaphris, one donkey, = 1. In the 15th and 14th and 7th year, on Phamenoth 5.@Af   " 6  @ fjdone, on neg.; scannedk publishedp3/12/97 (or earlier)s15…AO.Mich.inv. 9999COstD-EPearl OM-Youtie HCFOMich IIG944H1944UNoWYesX34-X[List of liturgical workers\ 8.2 X 6.9 cmn=Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptoGreekr7s'see electronic version of OMich II, 944uUnknownvEarly IVth cent. ADwCairoxList of personsyAriston son of Serenus, kephaleotes (kephalaiotes)(?); Abok son of Melas (see TAPA 73 [1942] p. 77); Harpalos son of Paleinos; Sarapion son of Pelagios; Apiris son of Ouenaphris (Onnophris); Pol' son of SarapionzLiturgy (compulsory work){-|PHPb …AO.Mich.inv. 9997COstD-EPearl OM-Youtie HCFOMich IIG752H1944KBL X, 294 (date)UNoWyesX34-X[Receipt of money tax\ 6.8 X 9.9cmn=Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptoGreekr6s'see electronic version of OMich II, 752uUnknown tax-collectorv6IIIrd cent. AD (February 24, 207 or February 25, 268?)wCairo8A/Receipt for payment of apotakta by a Soterichos/@A>    >ySoterichos son of ParakanneszTaxation; Tax collection{ Dionysias|PHOFprobably Dionysias, Themistou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptPcompleteQ1RRecto; Verso is blankS DocumentaryT 9997o.bmph0DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>djdone, on neg.; scannedk publishedp3/12/97 (or earlier)…AO.Mich.inv. 9997COstD-@ NjdoneonphscannedTVUVVVWVXVYV[V\V]V^V_V`VaVbVdVfVgVhViVjVmVnVoVpVqVrVsVtVuVwVxVyV'V7V8V9Vdoneonphscannedaspmi2928bmplostVdoneonphscannedcheck8/7/99cribiore110and/or214_Vdoneonphscannedcheck8/7/99cribiore213VV V!V"V#V$V'V(V)V*V+V,V-V.V/V0V1V2V3V4V5V6V7V8V9V:V;V<V=V>V?V@VAVBVCVDVEVFVGVHVIVJVKVMVNVOVPVQVRVSVTVUVVVWVXVYVZV[V\V]V^V_V`VaVbVcVdVeVfVgVhViVjVkVlVmVnVoVpVqVrVsVtVuVvVwVxVyVzV{V|V}VVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVoneonphtraianosshVKMŠliOn Phaophi 23, Sokrates son of Seuthes (has given his part). On the 24th similarly. On the 25th similarly. (2nd hand) On the 26th similarly. On the 27th similarly.jdone, on neg.; scannedk publishedp3/12/97 (or earlier)s1169eotes (kephalaiotes)(?); Abok son of Melas; Harpalos son of Paleinos; Sarapion son of Pelagios; Apiris son of Ouenaphris (Onnophris); Pol' son of SarapionzLiturgy (compulsory work){-|PHOFprobably Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptPnearly completeQ1RRecto; Verso is blankS Documentaryh son of Paleinos; Sarapion son of Pelagios; Apiris son of Ouenaphris (Onnophris); Pol son of Sarapion944Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptOMich IILiturgy (compulsory work)List of liturgical workers1944nearly complete1Recto; Verso is blankDocumentary<_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>2iAHas paid Soterichos son of Parakannes for the apotakta, through the olders of the 14th year of the village of Dionysias, in the 15th year, Mecheir 30, sixteen drachmai, 16 drachmai.@A .  6   jdone, on ph.; scannedk publishedl*Liesker WHM-Worp KA, ZPE 88 (1991) p. 183.p3/12/97 (or earlier)s1179/@A>    >ySoterichos son of ParakanneszTaxation; Tax collection{ Dionysias|PH …AO.Mich.inv. 9996COstD-EPearl OM-Youtie HCFOMich IIG829H1944UNoWyesX34-X[1Receipt (Certificate) for work on the embankments\ 7 X 5.7 cmn=Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>iAHas paid Soterichos son of Parakannes for the apotakta, through the olders of the 14th year of the village of Dionysias, in the 15th year, Mecheir 30, sixteen drachmai, 16 drachmai.@A .  6   jdone, on ph.; scannedk publishedl*Liesker WHM-Worp KA, ZPE 88 (1991) p. 183.p3/12/97 (or earlier)…AO.Mich.inv. 9996COstD-EPearl OM-Youtie HCFOMich IIG829H1944UNoWyesX34-X[1Receipt (Certificate) for work on the embankments\ 7 X 5.7 cmn=Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of Egypt …hA6.8 X 9.9cm34-XUnknown tax-collectorPH-Receipt for payment of apotakta by a SoterichosBL X, 294 (date)IIIrd cent. AD (February 24, 207 or February 25, 268?)Pearl OM-Youtie HCDionysiasO.Mich.inv. 9997GreekCairo6OstNoyesprobably Dionysias, Themistou meris, ArBsinoite nome, province of Egyptsee electronic version of OMich II, 752Soterichos son of Parakannes752Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptOMich IITaxation; Tax collectionReceipt of money tax1944complete1Recto; Verso is blankDocumentary9997o.bmpCertificate for work on the embankments performed by a KratiosyKratios son of Tiberiusz3Irrigation; Dyke Corve (compulsory work); Taxation{Karanis|PHO=Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptPcompleteQ1RRecto; Verso is blankS DocumentaryT 9996o.bmphA7 X 5.7 cm34-XUnknown dyke-surveyorPH-Certificate for work on the embankments performed by a KratiosIIIrd cent. ADPearl OM-Youtie HCKaranisO.Mich.inv. 9996GreekCairo4OstNoyesKaranis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of Egyptsee electronic vers Pc…hBion of OMich II, 829Kratios son of Tiberius829Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptOMich IIIrrigation; Dyke Corve (compulsory work); TaxationReceipt (Certificate) for work on the embankments1944complete1Recto; Verso is blankDocumentary9996o.bmp<_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8> iFKratios son of Tiberius (has given) 1 naubion (2nd hand) near Karanis.jdone, on neg.; scannedk publishedp3/12/97 (or earlier)…AO.Mich.inv. 9990Pc g…COstD-EPearl OM-Youtie HCFOMich IIG897H1944UNoWYesX34-X[Receipt for Transport of Grain\ 5.4 X 4.5 cmn=Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptoGreekr9s'see electronic version of OMich II, 897uUnknown tax-collectorvMarch 1, 295 ADwCairoxIReceipt for delivery of grain brought by a Harpaeig' to an unknown harboryHarpaeieg' son of SotaszTLiturgy (compulsory public service); Tax collection; Taxation (land); Transportation{Karanis|PHOFprobably Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptPcompleteQ1RRecto; Verso is blankS DocumentaryT 9990o.bmphidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptoGreekr9s'see electronic version of OMich II, 897uUnknown tax-collectorvMarch 1, 295 ADwCairoxIReceipt for delivery of grain brought by a Harpaeig' to an unknown harboryHarpaeieg' son of SotaszTLiturgy (compulsory public service); Tax collection; Taxation (land); Transportation{Karanis|PH /…hA5.4 X 4.5 cm34-XUnknown tax-collectorPH-Receipt for delivery of grain brought by a Harpaeig' to an unknown harborMarch 1, 295 ADPearl OM-Youtie HCKaranisO.Mich.inv. 9990GreekCairo9OstNoYesprobably Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of Egyptsee electronic version of OMich II, 897Harpaeieg' son of Sotas897Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptOMich IILiturgy (compulsory public service); Tax collection; Taxation (land); TransportationReceipt for Transport of Grain1944complete1Recto; Verso is blankDocumentary9990o.bmp7 X 4.3 cm29-X100Unknown tax-collectorPH-Receipt for delivery of grain brought to an unknown harbor by an Atisios in the name of a PtolemaiosSept./Oct., 298 ADPearl OM-Youtie HCKaranisO.Mich.inv. 9982GreekCairo5OstNoYesprobably Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, pBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>S DocumentaryhG …AO.Mich.inv. 9981COstD-EPearl OM-Youtie HCFOMich IIG855H1944UNoWyesX 30-Z100-R["Receipt(?) for delivery of donkeys\ 7.5 X 5.5 cmn=Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptoGreekr3s'see electronic version of OMich II, 855uUnknownvIIIrd cent. ADwCairoxIReceipt(?) for delivery of 2 donkeys by an Isidoros acting for an Apianusy0Apianus, son of Taeis (father unknown); Isidorosz\Personal status: apator (of unknown father); Tax collection; Taxation (land); Transportation{-|PHOFprobably Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptPcompleteQ1RRecto; Verso is blankS DocumentaryT 9981o.bmphianus, son of Taeis (father unknown); Isidorosz\Personal status: apator (of unknown father); Tax collection; Taxation (land); Transportation{-|PHOFprobably Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptPcompleteQ1RRecto; Verso is blankS DocumentaryT 9981o.bmphut faded at the bottomQ1RRecto; Verso is blankS Documentary G…hBrovince of Egyptsee electronic version of OMich II, 912Ptolemaios son of Iulianus (see ZPE 88 [1991] 180); Atisios (Atisis)912Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptOMich IILiturgy (compulsory public service); Tax collection; Taxation (land); TransportationReceipt for Transport of Grain1944complete, but faded at the bottom1CRecto; Verso is blankDocumentary9982o.bmp<_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8> the bottom1 8v…hA7.5 X 5.5 cm30-Z100-RUnknownPH-Receipt(?) for delivery of 2 donkeys by an Isidoros acting for an ApianusIIIrd cent. ADPearl OM-Youtie HC-O.Mich.inv. 9981GreekCairo3OstNoyesprobably Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of Egyptsee electronBic version of OMich II, 855Apianus, son of Taeis (father unknown); Isidoros855Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptOMich IIPersonal status: apator (of unknown father); Tax collection; Taxation (land); TransportationReceipt(?) for delivery of donkeys1944complete1Recto; Verso is blankDocumentary998E ‚hCRecto; Verso is blankDocumentary<_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>iOn the dike of the cultivated bowl: Patermouthis, son of Dioskoros: 2 naubia Serenus, son of Harpalos, foreman(?): 2 naubia - - -: 2 naubia Didymos, [- - -] Valerius: 1 1/2 naubia Chairemon, son of Horos: 1 1/2 naubiaj$Done, on ph. Check Schmidt's articlek publishedlK.F.W. Schmidt, Phil.Woch. 56 (1936) p. 716; H.C. Youtie, CW 37 (1944) p. 163-165 [= H.C. Youtie, Scriptiunculae II (Amsterdam, 1973) p. 873-876, with addenda]p11/30/98s624‚AO.Mich.inv. 9175COstE Amundsen LFOMich IG376H1935II, 264 (l. 2-3)UNoWNo; E8w…hBsinoe, or Karanis?), Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of Egyptsee electronic version of OMich II, 871Valeria Antonia (see also O.Mich. I, 424; 440; III, 1064); Sarapion871Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptOMich IILiturgy (compulsory public service); Tax collection; Taxation (land); TransportationReceipt for Transport of Grain1944complete1Recto; Verso is blankDocumentary9980o.bmp<_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8> …hBince of Egyptsee electronic version of OMich II, 916Severinus, dekaprotos; Andreas, dekaprotos; Ouenaphris (Onnophris)916Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptOMich IILiturgy (compulsory public service); Tax collection; Taxation (land); TransportationReceipt for Transport of Grain1944complete1Recto; Verso is CblankDocumentary10249o.bmp<_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>iort of Grain\ 5.2 X 6.1 cm5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>iAIn the 1st year, in Mesore, through donkeys for hire of Dinnis and Arsinoe, in the name of Valeria Antonia, through Sarapion, on account, 2 1/2 artabai of wheat.@A>  >j done, on neg.k publishedp3/12/97 (or earlier)…AO.Mich.inv. 9904COstD-EPearl OM-Youtie HCFOMich IIG949H1944UNoWYesX33-X[Name of individual (name tag)\ 11 X 9.9 cmn=Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptoGreekr1s>complete1 …s'see electronic version of OMich II, 949uUnknownvEarly IIIrd cent. ADwCairoxName of individualySarapionzName tag{-|PHOFprobably Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptPslightly broken at rightQ1RRecto; Verso is blankS DocumentaryT 9904o.bmphA11 X 9.9 cm33-XUnknownPH-Name of individualEarly IIIrd cent. ADPearl OM-Youtie HC-O.Mich.inv. 9904GreekCairo1OstNoYesprobably Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of Egyptsee electronic version of OMich II, 949Sarapion949Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptOMich IIName tagName of individual (name tag)1944slightly broken at right1Recto; Verso is blankDocumentary9904o.bmp<_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>jdone, on neg.; scannedk publishedp3/12/97 (or earlier)s1154…AO.Mich.inv. 9900COstD-EPearl OM-Youtie HCFOMich IIG956H1944UNoWYesX33-X[Name of individual (name tag)\ 9.1 X 4.3 cmn=Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptoGreekr3 8…s'see electronic version of OMich II, 956uUnknownvMiddle IInd cent. ADwCairoxName of individualy?Amphiomis son of Phaseis and Dionysarion, grandson of AmphiomiszName tag{-|PHOFprobably Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptPcompleteQ1RRecto; Verso is blankS DocumentaryT 9900o.bmphA9.1 X 4.3 cm33-XUnknownPH-Name of individualMiddle IInd cent. ADPearl OM-Youtie HC-O.Mich.inv. 9900GreekCairo3OstNoYesprobably Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of Egyptsee electronic version of OMich II, 956Amphiomis son oe HCFOMich IIG956H1944UNoWYesX33-X[Name of individual (name tag)\ 9.1 X 4.3 cmn=Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptoGreekr3 Pe>…hBf Phaseis and Dionysarion, grandson of Amphiomis956Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptOMich IIName tagName of individual (name tag)1944complete1Recto; Verso is blankDocumentary9900o.bmp<_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>jdone, on neg.; scannedk publishedp3/12/97 (or earlier)…AO.Mich.inv. 9899COstD-EPearl OM-Youtie HCFOMich IIG820H1944KBL V, 157 on line 2UNoWyesX33-X[1Receipt (Certificate) for work on the embankments\ 5 X 4.9 cmPe …n=Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptoGreekr5s'see electronic version of OMich II, 820uUnknown dyke-surveyorvAug. 19, 216(?) ADwCairox?Certificate for work on the embankments performed by a PeteesisyPeteesis son of Chrysasz3Irrigation; Dyke Corve (compulsory work); Taxation{ Kal(--)(?)|PHOFprobably Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptPcompleteQ1RRecto; Verso is blankS DocumentaryT 9899o.bmphA5 X 4.9 cm33-XUnknown dyke-surveyorPH-Certificate for work on the embankments performed by a PeteesisBL V, 157 on line 2Aug. 19, 216(?) ADPearl OM-Youtie HCKal(--)(?)O.Mich.inv. 9899GreekCairo5OstNoyesprobably Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, prombankments\ 5 X 4.9 cm …jdone, on neg.; scannedk publishedp3/12/97 (or earlier)s1150… AO.Mich.inv. 9898COstD-EPearl OM-Youtie HCFOMich IIG913H1944UNoWYesX33-X[Receipt for Transport of Grain\ 7.4 X 7.1 cmn=Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptoGreekr8s'see electronic version of OMich II, 913uSeverinus & Andreas, dekaprotoivJan. 19, 299 ADwCairoxEReceipt for delivery of grain brought by an Abau to an unknown harbory0Severinus, dekaprotos; Andreas, dekaprotos; AbauzTLiturgy (compulsory public service); Tax collection; Taxation (land); Transportation{horiodeiktia of Karanis|PHOFprobably Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptPcompleteQ1RRecto; Verso is blankS DocumentaryT 9898o.bmphal(--)(?)O.Mich.inv. 9899GreekCairo5OstNoyesprobably Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, pro …hBvince of Egyptsee electronic version of OMich II, 820Peteesis son of Chrysas820Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptOMich IIIrrigation; Dyke Corve (compulsory work); TaxationReceipt (Certificate) for work on the embankments1944complete1Recto; Verso is blankDocumentary9899o.bmpCx<_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>Ti[On the 24th year, on Mesore 26. At Kal( )(?) Peteesis son of Chrysas has given (his part).n neg.k published |… hA7.4 X 7.1 cm33-XSeverinus & Andreas, dekaprotoiPH-Receipt for delivery of grain brought by an Abau to an unknown harborJan. 19, 299 ADPearl OM-Youtie HChoriodeiktia of KaranisO.Mich.inv. 9898GreekCairo8OstNoYesprobably Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province oBf Egyptsee electronic version of OMich II, 913Severinus, dekaprotos; Andreas, dekaprotos; Abau913Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptOMich IILiturgy (compulsory public service); Tax collection; Taxation (land); TransportationReceipt for Transport of Grain1944complete1Recto; Verso is blankDocumentaC$ …!hA5.9 X 6.2 cm33-XUnknown tax-collectorPH-Receipt(?) for transport of grain to an unknown harbor by PeeusLate IIIrd cent. AD (July 4)Pearl OM-Youtie HC-O.Mich.inv. 9896GreekCairo3OstNoYesprobably Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of Egyptsee electronic version of OMich II, 866Peeus son of Petenas866Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptOMich IILiturgy (compulsory public service); Tax collection; TransportationReceipt(?) for Transport of Grain1944complete1Recto; Verso is blankDocumentary9896o.bmp<_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>iAOn Pauni 11. Has brought Moros son of Valens, for the villagers of Karanis of the 11th indiction, three hundred litrai of chaff, 300 litrai. Philippos, (I have signed).@A W  ` p  v  jdone, on ph.; scannedk publishedp3/12/97 (or earlier)s997Gd \8receiptWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWW W WWWW,W/W4W5W7W8W?W@WBWCWGWIWKWVWWWdWfWgWhWjWlWoWpWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWW W W WWWWWWWWW$W(W*W,W.W/W0W2W4W5W7W8W9W=W>W?WIWJWMWPWTW^WmWsWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWW …!hCUck_R1><_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>1iA +  2 >jdone, on neg.; scannedk publishedp3/12/97 (or earlier)s1147…"AO.Mich.inv. 9894COstD-EPearl OM-Youtie HCFOMich IIG931H1944UNoWYesX33-X[Receipt for Transport of Grain\ 6.4 X 8.5 cmn=Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptoGreekr6s'see electronic version of OMich II, 931uUnknown tax-collectorv Early IVth cent. AD (Nov. 23/24)wCairox?Receipt for delivery of grain, brought to Leukogion by a PateusyPateus son of Kallonios> C#…"zTLiturgy (compulsory public service); Tax collection; Taxation (land); Transportation{Karanis; Leukogion|PHOgeither Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, or Leukogion, Herakleopolite nome, province of EgyptPcompleteQ1RRecto; Verso is blankS DocumentaryT 9894o.bmphA6.4 X 8.5 cm33-XUnknown tax-collectorPH-Receipt for delivery of grain, brought to Leukogion by a PateusEarly IVth cent. AD (Nov. 23/24)Pearl OM-Youtie HCKaranis; LeukogionO.Mich.inv. 9894GreekCairo6OstNoYeseither Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, or Leukogion, HeptoGreekr6s'see electronic version of OMich II, 931uUnknown tax-collectorv Early IVth cent. AD (Nov. 23/24)wCairox?Receipt for delivery of grain, brought to Leukogion by a PateusyPateus son of Kallonios%„iFor the granary of the village of Theadelphia, for the crop of the 17th and 5th year, in the name of Esouris, son of Horion, 3 donkey-loads through Herakleides, donkey driverjDone on ph.; scannedk publishedp11/9/98s81 „AO.Mich.inv. 4232COstE Amundsen LFOMich IG76H1935UNoWNoX=purchased by Dr. D.L. Askren; acquired from him in July, 1925[Receipt for Transport of Grain\ 9.8 x 6.3 cmnFprobably Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptoGreekr6uAurelius Souchidas, dekaprotosvApr. 24, 295 A.D.w Kelsey MuseumxNReceipt for transport of 1 donkey-load of tax grain, made on behalf of SerenusyMAurelius Souchidas (& associates), dekaprotos; Serenus son of Serenus; AianoszFAnimal; Liturgy (compulsory public service); Tax collection; Transport{)Karanis; metropolis(?) (Arsinoiton polis)|PHOFprobably Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptPComplete; in parts effacedQ1RRecto; Verso is blankS DocumentaryT 4232o.bmphG*=v:animaltransportVVHVanimalsW6W8WDWVWYW\W]WlWrWtWxWWWWWWWSWWWWW&W*WWanimalsarmydebtethnicitylandownershippersonalstatusa]VanimalsbuildingmaterialdrawingmapirrigationreligionlVanimalschildrenclothingfamilyletterreligionchristianisVV delivery of grain, brought to Leukogion by a PateusEarly IVth cent. AD (Nov. 23/24)Pearl OM-Youtie HCKaranis; LeukogionO.Mich.inv. 9894GreekCairo6OstNoYeseither Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, or Leukogion, He8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>_iC …#hA6 X 9.7 cm33-C418G-AUnknown dyke-surveyorPH-Certificate for work on the embankments performed by a CharmosEarly IIIrd cent. AD (June 30)Pearl OM-Youtie HC-O.Mich.inv. 9892GreekCairo2OstNoyesprobably Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of Egyptsee electronic version of OMich II, 828Charmos son of Heron828Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptOMich IIIrrigation; Dyke Corve (compulsory work); TaxationReceipt (Certificate) for work on the embankments1944complete1Recto; Verso is blankDocumentary9892o.bmp<_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>6i7On Epeiph 6, Charmos son of Heron has given (his part).jdone, on neg.; scannedk publishedp3/12/97 (or earlier)s1143…$AO.Mich.inv. 9891COstD-EPearl OM-Youtie HCFOMich IIG922H1944UNoWYesX 33-C414F-K[Receipt for Transport of Grain\ 8.5 X 4.5 cmn=Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptoGreekr5s'see electronic version of OMich II, 922uUnknown tax-collectorvMay-June, 301 ADwCairoxNReceipt for delivery of grain brought by a son of Seuthes to an unknown harbory[---] son of SeutheszTLiturgy (compulsory public service); Tax collection; Taxation (land); Transportation{Karanis|PHk_R …$OFprobably Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptPbroken at the leftQ1RRecto; Verso is blankS DocumentaryT 9891o.bmphA8.5 X 4.5 cm33-C414F-KUnknown tax-collectorPH-Receipt for delivery of grain brought by a son of Seuthes to an unknown harborMay-June, 301 ADPearl OM-Youtie HCKaranisO.Mich.inv. 9891GreekCairo5OstNoYesprobably Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of Egypte, province of EgyptoGreekr5s'see electronic version of OMich II, 922uUnknown tax-collectorvMay-June, 301 ADwCairoxNReceipt for delivery of grain brought by a son of Seuthes to an unknown harbory[---] son of SeutheszTLiturgy (compulsory public service); Tax collection; Taxation (land); Transportation{Karanis|PHrtation{Karanis|PH C:…$hBsee electronic version of OMich II, 922[---] son of Seuthes922Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptOMich IILiturgy (compulsory public service); Tax collection; Taxation (land); TransportationReceipt for Transport of Grain1944broken at the left1Recto; Verso is blankDocumentary9891oC|.bmp<_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>X/>dC: …%AO.Mich.inv. 9889COstD-EPearl OM-Youtie HCFOMich IIG807H1944UNoWyesX 33-C411K-J[1Receipt (Certificate) for work on the embankments\ 6 X 6.5 cmn=Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptoGreekr4s'see electronic version of OMich II, 807uUnknown dyke-surveyorvJune 12, 15 ADwCairoxOCertificate for work on the embankments performed by a Pebous (or an Euemeros?)yFTiberius, Emperor; Pebou(--) son of Euemeros grandson of Protarchos(?)z3Irrigation; Dyke Corve (compulsory work); Taxation{ Pebou(--)(?)|PHOFprobably Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptPcompleteQ1RRecto; Verso is blankS DocumentaryT 9889o.bmphemeros?)yFTiberius, Emperor; Pebou(--) son of Euemeros grandson of Protarchos(?)z3Irrigation; Dyke Corve (compulsory work); Taxation{ Pebou(--)(?)|PHOFprobably Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptPcompleteQ1RRecto; Verso is blankS DocumentaryT 9889o.bmph …%hA6 X 6.5 cm33-C411K-JUnknown dyke-surveyorPH-Certificate for work on the embankments performed by a Pebous (or an Euemeros?)June 12, 15 ADPearl OM-Youtie HCPebou(--)(?)O.Mich.inv. 9889GreekCairo4OstNoyesprobably Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of Egyptsee electronic version of OMich II, 807Tiberius, Emperor; Pebou(--) son of Euemeros grandson of Protarchos(?)807Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptOMich IIIrrigation; Dyke Corve (compulsory work); TaxationReceipt (Certificate) for work on the embankments1944complete1Recto; Verso is blankDocumenta …%hCry9889o.bmp<_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>tiAIn the 1st year of Tiberius Caesar Augustus, on Pauni 18, (has worked) Pebous son of Euemeros the son of Protarchos <OR: at Pebou( ) Euemeros son of Protarchos?> one ergates, = 1.@A>  >jdone, on ph.; scannedk publishedp3/12/97 (or earlier)s1140…&AO.Mich.inv. 9886COstD-EPearl OM-Youtie HCFOMich IIG968H1944UNoWYesX 33-C406H-B[Marker mentioning dung-carts\ 7.9 X 9.5 cmn=Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptoGreekr1nre>Documenta …&s'see electronic version of OMich II, 968uUnknownvLate IIIrd cent. ADwCairoxLabel of 1 wordy-{-|PHOFprobably Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptPcompleteQ1RRecto; Verso is blankS DocumentaryT 9886o.bmphA7.9 X 9.5 cm33-C406H-BUnknownPH-Label of 1 wordLate IIIrd cent. ADPearl OM-Youtie HC-O.Mich.inv. 9886GreekCairo1OstNoYesprobably Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of Egyptsee electronic version of OMich II, 968-96…&AO.Mich.inv. 9886COstD-EPearl OM-Youtie HCFOMich IIG968H1944UNoWYesX 33-C406H-B[Marker mentioning dung-carts\ 7.9 X 9.5 cmn=Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptoGreekr1s'see electronic version of OMich II, 968 …&hB8Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptOMich IIMarker mentioning dung-carts1944complete1Recto; Verso is blankDocumentary9886o.bmp<_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600CDPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>iOf the dung-cartsjdone, on neg.; scannedk publishedp3/12/97 (or earlier)s1137…'AO.Mich.inv. 9884COstD-EPearl OM-Youtie HCFOMich IIG780H1944UNoWyesX 33-C406A-F[Receipt of tax payment in kind\ 8.5 X 4.6 cmn=Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptoGreekr6 …'s'see electronic version of OMich II, 780uDioskoros, epimeletesvJune/July, 304 ADwCairoxOReceipt for chaff of Karanis brought by Panesateis to the collectors of Babylony|Panesateis (Panesates) son of Aunes (see also O.Mich. I, p. 201; III, 1012); Dioskoros, epimeletes (see also O.Mich. I, 196)z/Tax collection; taxation (Land); Transportation{Babylon; Karanis; polis|PHOBunknown harbor, Herakleopolite or Memphite nome, province of EgyptPcomplete; upper left edge fadedQ1RRecto; Verso is blankS DocumentaryT 9884o.bmphe electronic version of OMich II, 780Panesateis son of Aunes (see also O.Mich. I, p. 201; III, 1012); Dioskoros, epimeletes (see also O.Mich. I, 196)780Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptOMich IITax collection; taxation (Land); TransportationReceipt of tax payment in kind1944complete; upper left edge faded1I,C4…(AO.Mich.inv. 9882COstD-EPearl OM-Youtie HCFOMich IIG902H1944UNoWYesX 33-C403H-G[Receipt for Transport of Grain\ 7.2 X 8 cmn=Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptoGreekr6ront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>iOf the village of Karanis, Panesateis son of Aunes has brought in the city, on the boats of Babylon, 1 basket (sargane) of combustible chaff. In the 20th and 12th year, Epeiph [. . .]. I, Dioskoros, epimeletes, [have signed].jdone, on neg.; scannedk publishedp3/12/97 (or earlier)…(AO.Mich.inv. 9882COstD-EPearl OM-Youtie HCFOMich IIG902H1944UNoWYesX 33-C403H-G[Receipt for Transport of Grain\ 7.2 X 8 cmn=Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptoGreekr6 +6…,@ v hB p…-hA*NC ….hA C …/hA C …0O hB p …1hA C$_…2R hB sPg…3E8zhA C …4y hB …5FC5hA C …6@)hA C sPi…7s hB i …8hAC)C  …7s hB i  hB i 7s hB i i   D …9hA C …:hA C …;S hB iA  …\ "hB #iA % $…?hA &C '…@hA (C )…AO *hB +D ,…BP -hB .p /…ChA 0C 1…Dz 2hB 3iA 4…EhA 5C 6…FhA 7C 8…Gy 9hB :i ;…HhA hA ?C @…Jx AhB BiA D C…KhA EC F…LX GhB H…M_ IhA JC Kp L…NhA MC N…Oz OhB P…PA QhA RC S…Q{ ThB U I,…'hA8.5 X 4.6 cm33-C406A-FDioskoros, epimeletesPH-Receipt for chaff of Karanis brought by Panesateis to the collectors of BabylonJune/July, 304 ADPearl OM-Youtie HCBabylon; Karanis; polisO.Mich.inv. 9884GreekCairo6OstNoyesunknown harbor, Herakleopolite or Memphite nome, provinBce of Egyptsee electronic version of OMich II, 780Panesateis (Panesates) son of Aunes (see also O.Mich. I, p. 201; III, 1012); Dioskoros, epimeletes (see also O.Mich. I, 196)780Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptOMich IITax collection; taxation (Land); TransportationReceipt of tax payment in kind1944complete; upper left edge fadeC4 x…(hB of Egyptsee electronic version of OMich II, 902Paesis902Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptOMich IILiturgy (compulsory public service); Tax collection; Taxation (land); TransportationReceipt for Transport of Grain1944complete1Recto; Verso is blankDocumentary9882o.bmp<_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>LiVerso is blankS Documentaryhcumentaryh Pf…(iAIn the granary of the horiodeiktia of karanis, of the crops of the 12th and 11th and 4th year, in the name of Paesis, through beasts of the village of Dinnis, three donkeys, equal 3. In the 13th and 12th and 5th year, on Tybi 7.@A>   " >jdone, on neg.; scannedk publishedp3/12/97 (or earlier)s1133…)AO.Mich.inv.9881COstD-EPearl OM-Youtie HCFOMich IIG850H1944UNoWyesX 33-C403H-F[List of donkey drivers(?)\ 6.7 X 8 cmn=Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptoGreekr7s'see electronic version of OMich II, 850uUnknownvLate IIIrd/early IVth cent. ADwCairoxList of donkey drivers(?)yKopres son of Orsenouphis, kephaleutes (kephalaiotes); Atisis son of Papas; Paulos son of Isidoros; Kapeis; Pelalis; Neilos son of StrouthezTransportation{-|PHOFprobably Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptPcompleteQ1RRecto; Verso is blankS DocumentaryPf -…)T 9881o.bmphA6.7 X 8 cm33-C403H-FUnknownPH-List of donkey drivers(?)Late IIIrd/early IVth cent. ADPearl OM-Youtie HC-O.Mich.inv.9881GreekCairo7OstNoyesprobably Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of Egyptsee electronic version of OMich II, 850   " >j done, on neg.k publishedp3/12/97 (or earlier)…)AO.Mich.inv.9881COstD-EPearl OM-Youtie HCFOMich IIG850H1944UNoWyesX 33-C403H-F[List of donkey drivers(?)\ 6.7 X 8 cmn=Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptoGreekr7K Q…)T hB -…*F hB iA  …+hA C nt. ADwCairoxList of donkey drivers(?)yKopres son of Orsenouphis, kephaleutes (kephalaiotes); Atisis son of Papas; Paulos son of Isidoros; Kapeis; Pelalis; Neilos son of StrouthezTransportation{-|PHOFprobably Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptPcompleteQ1RRecto; Verso is blankS DocumentaryhA6.7 X 8 cm33-C403H-FUnknownPH-List of donkey drivers(?)Late IIIrd/early IVth cent. ADPearl OM-Youtie HC-O.Mich.inv.9881GreekCairo7OstNoyesprobably Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of Egyptsee electronic version of OMich II, 8505.3 X 6.4 cm33-C402N2-CUnknown tax-collectorPHOMich II, 729Receipt for payment of some tax by a HaruotesIst cent. B.C./early Ist cent. ADPearl OM-Youtie HC-O.Mich.inv. 9877GreekCairo2OstNoyesprobably Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of Egypt5.3 X 6.4 cm33-C402N2-CUnknown tax-collectorPHOMich II, 729Receipt for payment of some tax by a HaruotesIst cent. B.C./early Ist cent. ADPearl OM-Youtie HC-O.Mich.inv. 9877GreekCairo2OstNoyesprobably Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptReceipt for payment of some tax by a Harpagatis and a Haruotesy%Harpagatis; Haryotes son of Outhe(--)zTaxation; Tax collection{-|PHOFprobably Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptPcompleteQ1RRecto; Verso is blankS DocumentaryT 9873o.bmph><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>iA`In the 6th year, (has paid) Haryotes son of Outhe( ), for s( ), on Thoth 5, 4 drachmai 1 obol.`@ …+hA8.2 X 8.9 cm33-C402N-DUnknown tax-collectorPHOMich II, 730Receipt for payment of some tax by a Harpagatis and a HaruotesIst cent. B.C./early Ist cent. ADPearl OM-Youtie HC-O.Mich.inv. 9873GreekCairo3OstNoYesprobably Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EBgyptsee electronic version of OMich II, 729Harpagatis; Haryotes son of Outhe(--)729Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptOMich IITaxation; Tax collectionReceipt of money tax1944complete1Recto; Verso is blankDocumentary9873o.bmpsee electronic version of OMich II, 730Haryotes son of Outhe(--)730Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptOMich IITaxation; Tax collectionReceipt of money tax1944complete1Recto; Verso is blankDocumentary9877o.bmp<_600DPIFront_R1C(><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>iA`In the 6th year, (has paid) Haryotes son of Outhe( ), for s( ), on Thoth 5, 4 drachmai 1 obol.`@ …+hCDeBack_R2><_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8> iA In the 6th year, (has paid) Harpagatis, on Hathyr 20 until Choiak 3, 7 (drachmai) 3 obols(?). (2nd hand) In the 6th year, (has paid) Haryotes son of Outhe( ), for s( ), on Choiak 17, 2 obols.@Af I  Q  fjdone, on neg.; scannedk publishedp3/12/97 (or earlier)s1128Taxation; Tax collectionReceipt of money tax1944complete1Recto; Verso is blankDocumentary !…,AO.Mich.inv. 9870COstEPearl OM-Youtie HCFOMich IIG859H1944UNoW No (missing)X33-CS210-D III[!Receipt(?) for Transport of Grain\ 7.9 X 4.4 cmn=Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptoGreekr3s'see electronic version of OMich II, 859uUnknown tax-collector_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>iA In the 6th year, (has paid) Harpagatis, on Hathyr 20 until Choiak 3, 7 (drachmai) 3 obols(?). (2nd hand) In the 6th year, (has paid) Haryotes son of Outhe( ), for s( ), on Choiak 17, 2 obols.@Af I  Q  fj done, on neg.k publishedp3/12/97 (or earlier)…,AO.Mich.inv. 9870COstEPearl OM-Youtie HCFOMich IIG859H1944UNoW No (missing)X33-CS210-D III[!Receipt(?) for Transport of Grain\ 7.9 X 4.4 cmn=Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptoGreekr3s'see electronic version of OMich II, 859uUnknown tax-collector F…,vLate IIIrd/early IVth cent. ADwCairoxHReceipt(?) for delivery of grain brought on donkeys to an unknown harboryKasi(--)zTLiturgy (compulsory public service); Tax collection; Taxation (land); Transportation{-|PHOFprobably Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptPnearly completeQ1RRectoS DocumentaryhA7.9 X 4.4 cm33-CS210-D IIIUnknown tax-collectorPHReceipt(?) for delivery of grain brought on donkeys to an unknown harborLate IIIrd/early IVth cent. ADPearl OM-Youtie HC-O.Mich.inv. 9870GreekCairo3OstNoNo (missing)probably Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of Egyptsee electronic version of OMich II, 859Kasi(--)859Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptOMich IILiturgy (compulsory public service); Tax collection; Taxation (land); TransportationReceipt(?) for Transport of Grain1944nearly complete1RectoDocumentary<_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>1iXAnd on Phaophi 9, similarly, two donkeys, = 2, and, through Kasi( ), [one] donkey, = 1.jcheck print in small box?k publishedall box?!„hCubl_side>Recto; Verso is blankDocumentary4232o.bmp<_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>iAFor the granary of the village of Karanis, for Aurelius Souchidas and associates, dekaprotoi, for the crop of the 10th, 9th, and 2nd year, in the name of Serenus, son of Serenus, through beasts of the metropolis(?), through Aianos, 1 donkey-load. Year 11, 10, and 3, Pharmouthi 29.jZDone on ph.; scanned Check readings on the orig. (l. 2: enatou?; l. 3 cf. note de Youtie?)k publishedp11/9/98s80 Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptPComplete; in parts effacedQ1RRecto; Verso is blankS Documentary*N …-hC2PIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>iEOf the 11th convoy, [- - -] sacks, = a total amount of [- - -] sacks.jdone, on neg.; scannedk publishedp3/12/97 (or earlier)s1124….AO.Mich.inv. 9867COstD-EPearl OM-Youtie HCFOMich IIG967H1944UNoWYesX 33-C124G-A[Label for marking sacks(?)\ 6.3 X 3.2 cmn=Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptoGreekr1s'see electronic version of OMich II, 967uUnknownvIIIrd cent. ADwCairoxLabel of 2 wordsy-zTransportation{-|PHOFprobably Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptPcompleteQ1RRecto; Verso is blankS DocumentaryT 9867o.bmphront_R2><_600DPIFront_R ….hA6.3 X 3.2 cm33-C124G-AUnknownPH-Label of 2 wordsIIIrd cent. ADPearl OM-Youtie HC-O.Mich.inv. 9867GreekCairo1OstNoYesprobably Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of Egyptsee electronic version of OMich II, 967-967BKaranis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptOMich IITransportationLabel for marking sacks(?)1944complete1Recto; Verso is blankDocumentary9867o.bmp<_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>iThrough donkeys.jdone, on neg.; scannedk publishedp3/12/97 (or earlier)s1122…/AO.Mich.inv. 9864COstD-EPearl OM-Youtie HCFOMich IIG868H1944UNoWYesX 33-C86C-D[!Receipt(?) for Transport of Grain\ 4.4 X 6.3 cmn=Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptoGreekr4s'see electronic version of OMich II, 868uUnknown tax-collectorvIIIrd cent. ADwCairoxGReceipt(?) for delivery of grain brought by Horion to an unknown harboryHorion son of AbouszCLiturgy (compulsory public service); Tax collection; Transportation{Arsinoiton polis|PHOFprobably Arsinoe, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptPcompleteQ1RRecto; Verso is blankS DocumentaryT 9864o.bmph3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPI …/hCb/><_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>>i;Of Arsinoe, Horion son of Abous, five sacks, equal 5 sacks.jdone, on neg.; scannedk publishedp3/12/97 (or earlier)s1119…0AO.Mich.inv. 9863COstD-EPearl OM-Youtie HCFOMich IIG827H1944UNoWYesX 33-B561A-A[1Receipt (Certificate) for work on the embankments\ 10.5 X 9.2 cmn=Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptoGreekr3s'see electronic version of OMich II, 827uUnknown dyke-surveyorvIIIrd cent. AD (June 23)wCairoxACertificate for work on the embankments performed by a SoterichosySoterichos son of Antonasz3Irrigation; Dyke Corve (compulsory work); Taxation{Karanis|PH …/hA4.4 X 6.3 cm33-C86C-DUnknown tax-collectorPH-Receipt(?) for delivery of grain brought by Horion to an unknown harborIIIrd cent. ADPearl OM-Youtie HCArsinoiton polisO.Mich.inv. 9864GreekCairo4OstNoYesprobably Arsinoe, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of Egyptsee electronic version of OMich II, 868Horion son of Abous868Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptOMich IILiturgy (compulsory public service); Tax collection; TransportationReceipt(?) for Transport of Grain1944complete1Recto; Verso is blankDocumentary9864o.bmp< …0hBcr>see electronic version of OMich II, 827Soterichos son of Antonas827Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptOMich IIIrrigation; Dyke Corve (compulsory work); TaxationReceipt (Certificate) for work on the embankments1944complete1Recto; Verso is blankDocumentary9863o.bmp<_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>8iXOn Pauni 29, Soterichos son of Antonas, of Karanis, (has given his part). I have signed.jdone, on neg.; scannedk published 2…0p3/12/97 (or earlier)s1118…1AO.Mich.inv. 9862COstD-EPearl OM-Youtie HCFOMich IIG970H1944UNoWYesX 33-B557C-A[ Uncompleted Text: Dating Formula\ 6.1 X 8.2 cmn=Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptoGreekr4s'see electronic version of OMich II, 970uUnknownv 220/221 ADwCairox-Text beginning with a date, but not completedyElagabal, EmperorzDate; Uncompleted text{-|PHOFprobably Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptPcompleteQ1RRecto; Verso is blankS DocumentaryT 9862o.bmphdou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of Egypt10.5 X 9.2 cm33-B561A-AUnknown dyke-surveyorPH-Certificate for work on the embankments performed by a SoterichosIIIrd cent. AD (June 23)Pearl OM-Youtie HCKaranisO.Mich.inv. 9863GreekCairo3OstNoYesKaranis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of Egypt<_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>/iXOn Pauni 29, Soterichos son of Antonas, of Karanis, (has given his part). I have signed.j done, on neg.k publishedp3/12/97 (or earlier) $_…1hA6.1 X 8.2 cm33-B557C-AUnknownPH-Text beginning with a date, but not completed220/221 ADPearl OM-Youtie HC-O.Mich.inv. 9862GreekCairo4OstNoYesprobably Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of Egyptsee electronic version of OMich II, 970Elagabal, Emperor970Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptOMich IIDate; Uncompleted textUncompleted Text: Dating Formula1944complete1Recto; Verso is blankDocumentary9862o.bmp<_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_60$_ +…2RRecto; Verso is blankS DocumentaryT 9861o.bmphA5.8 X 4.7 cm33-B521A-MUnknownPH-List of personsEarly IVth cent. ADPearl OM-Youtie HC-O.Mich.inv. 9861GreekCairo6OstNoYesprobably Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of Egyptsee electronic version of OMich II, 943Aunes; Nilos <_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>i8In the 4th year of Marcus Aurelius An<toninus ...>j done, on neg.k publishedp3/12/97 (or earlier)…2AO.Mich.inv. 9861COstD-EPearl OM-Youtie HCFOMich IIG943H1944UNoWYesX 33-B521A-M[List of liturgical workers(?)\ 5.8 X 4.7 cmEh XT9858oW9858obmpV9859o3W9859obmp3V9860oW9860obmpVgs>Draft; WritingPen Trials1975complete1Recto; Verso is blankDocumentary<_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>c><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>IBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>A Pg…2hB(Neilos) son of Strouthe (see also O. Mich. II, 850); Kapis son of Apollonios(?); Demedrios (Demetrios) son of [---]; Horion son of [---]; Ag[---]943Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptOMich IILiturgy (compulsory work)(?)List of liturgical workers(?)1944broken at right and bottom1Recto; Verso is blankDocumentary9861o.bmp<_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>bjdone, on neg.; scannedk publishedp3/12/97 (or earlier)…3AO.Mich.inv. 9859COstD-8z …3hA8.7 X 9.1 cm33-B514A1-AUnknown tax-collectorPH-Receipt for delivery of grain brought by a Pannous to an unknown harborApril 27, 301 ADPearl OM-Youtie HCKaranisO.Mich.inv. 9859GreekCairo4OstNoYesprobably Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of Egyptsee electronic version of OMich II, 921Pannous son of Seuthes921Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptOMich IILiturgy (compulsory public service); Tax collection; Taxation (land); TransportationReceipt for Transport of Grain1944complete1Recto; Verso is blankDocumentary9859o.bmp<_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>JiOf the granary of the village of Karanis, of the crops of the 16th and 15th and 8th year, in the name of Pannous son of Seuthes, four donkeys, 4 donkeys. In the 17th and 16th and 9th year, on Pachon 2.jdone, on neg.; scannedk publishedp3/12/97 (or earlier)s1114…4AO.Mich.inv. 9856COstD-EPearl OM-Youtie HCFOMich IIG804H1944UNoWYesX 33-B514A-N[Account\ 6.5 X 7.3 cmn=Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptoGreekr9s'see electronic version of OMich II, 804uUnknownvLate IIIrd/early IVth cent. ADwCairoxAccount of uncertain nature 1XT9861o2W9861obmp2V9862o1W9862obmp1V9863o0W9863obmp0Vos(?); Demedrios (Demetrios) son of [---]; Horion son of [---]; Ag[---]943Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptOMich IILiturgy (compulsory work)(?)List of liturgical workers(?)1944broken at right and bottom1Recto; Verso is blankDocumentary<_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>YBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>  C…4yHarpalos son of Pleein; Kastor son of Pares; Pnas son of Chaire--; Apinos son of ---ekas; Sarapaman (Sarapammon); Pannous; Nilaman (Neilammon); Achillas; Aion Kopre (Kopres?)zaccount{-|PHOFprobably Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptPcompleteQ1RRecto; Verso is blankS DocumentaryT 9856o.bmphA6.5 X 7.3 cm33-B514A-NUnknownPH-Account of uncertain natureLate IIIrd/early IVth cent. ADPearl OM-Youtie HC-O.Mich.inv. 9856GreekCairo9OstNoYesprobably Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of Egyptsee electronic version of OMich II, 804Harpalos son of Pleein; Kastor son of Pares; Pnas son of Chaire--; Apinos son of ---ekas; Sarapaman (Sarapammon); Pannous; Nilaman (Neilammon); Achillas; Aion Kopre (Kopres?)804Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptOMich IIaccountAccount1944complete1Recto; Verso is blankDocumentary9856o.bmp<_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>Kjdone, on neg.; scannedk publishedp3/12/97 (or earlier)s1111…5AO.Mich.inv. 9852COstEPearl OM-Youtie HCC5 …5hA7 X 6.5 cm33-B502K-DUnknown tax-collectorPHReceipt for delivery of grain brought to an unknown harbor by a Paesis in the name of Ammonianos, veteranBL VIII, 528 (date)Jan. 5, 266(?) ADPearl OM-Youtie HCKaranis; PerkeesisO.Mich.inv. 9852GreekCairo6OstNoNo (missing)probably BKaranis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of Egyptsee electronic version of OMich II, 903Ammonianos, veteran (see BASP 16 [1979] p. 223); Paesis903Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptOMich IILiturgy (compulsory public service); Personal status: veteran; Tax collection; TransportationReceipt for Transport of Grain1944comsI*lp5W7W8WGWIWJWMWQWSWTWUW_WfWWWWWWWWWW!W@W\WiWWWWWWWWWWWWW%W'WUnknown tax-collectorPHReceipt for delivery of grain brought to an unknown harbor by a Paesis in the name of Ammonianos, veteranBL VIII, 528 (date; taxpayer)Jan. 5, 266(?) ADPearl OM-Youtie HCKaranis; PerkeesisO.Mich.inv. 9852GreekCairo6OstNoNo (missing)<_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>_R8>R8>D )…5hCplete1Recto; Verso is blankDocumentary<_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>iOf Karanis, of the crops of the 12th year, Ammonianos, veteran, 1 sack. In the 13th, on Tybi 10, through Paesis from Perkeesis.jcheck print in small box?k publishedl/R.S. Bagnall - K.A. Worp, BASP 16 [1979] p. 223p3/12/97 (or earlier)s1107<_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>) …6hA5.2 X 7 cm33-B501H-SUnknown tax-collectorPHArchive of Seuthes son of PtolemaiosReceipt for delivery of grain brought by a Seuthes to an unknown harborFeb. 24, 295 ADPearl OM-Youtie HCKaranisO.Mich.inv. 9851GreekCairo5OstNoNo (missing)probably Karanis, Herakleidou meris, ArBsinoite nome, province of Egyptsee electronic version of OMich II, 896Seuthes son of Ptolemaios (see ZPE 88 [1991] 185, n. 14)896Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptOMich IILiturgy (compulsory public service); Tax collection; Taxation (land); TransportationReceipt for Transport of Grain1944complete1Recto; V Pi…6hCerso is blankDocumentary<_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>iOf the granary of the village of Karanis, of the crops of the 10th and 9th and 2nd year, through his own beasts, Seuthes son of Ptolemaios, four donkeys, equal 4donkeys. In the 11th and 10th and 3rd year, on Mecheir 30.jcheck print in small box?k publishedp3/12/97 (or earlier)…7AO.Mich.inv. 9847COstD$archive of Seuthes son of PtolemaiosEPearl OM-Youtie HCFOMich IIG876H1944KBL X, 295 (date)UNoWYesX 33-B501G-Y[Receipt for Transport of Grain\ 7 X 4.9 cmn=Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptoGreekr4 C)…7ikOf the crops of the 2nd year, for Karanis, Seuthes, wine-merchant, 4 sacks. In the 3rd year, Pharmouthi 16.jdone, on neg.; scannedk publishedl1Liesker WHM-Worp KA, ZPE 88 (1991) p. 185, n. 14.p3/12/97 (or earlier)s1102…8AO.Mich.inv. 9845COstD$archive of Seuthes son of PtolemaiosEPearl OM-Youtie HCFOMich IIG877H1944KBL X, 295 (date)UNoW No (missing)X 33-B501G-W[Receipt for Transport of Grain\ 6.4 X 6.5 cmn=Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptoGreekr4s'see electronic version of OMich II, 877uUnknown tax-collectorvApril 13, 278 AD(?)wCairoxWReceipt for delivery of grain brought by the wine-marchant Seuthes to an unknown harboryESeuthes (son of Ptolemaios), oinopoles (see ZPE 88 [1991] 185, n. 14)zOLiturgy (compulsory public service); Profession; Tax collection; Transportation{Karanis; Tenis|PHOFprobably Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptPcompleteQ1RRecto; Verso is blankS Documentaryhekr4  …7hBgin>probably Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of Egyptsee electronic version of OMich II, 876Seuthes (son of Ptolemaios), oinopoles (see ZPE 88 [1991] 185, n. 14)876Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptOMich IILiturgy (compulsory public service); Profession; Tax collection; TransportationReceipt for Transport of Grain1944complete1Recto; Verso is blankDocumentary9847o.bmp<_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>Pi …7s'see electronic version of OMich II, 876uUnknown tax-collectorvApril 11, 278 AD(?)wCairoxWReceipt for delivery of grain brought by the wine-marchant Seuthes to an unknown habroryESeuthes (son of Ptolemaios), oinopoles (see ZPE 88 [1991] 185, n. 14)zOLiturgy (compulsory public service); Profession; Tax collection; Transportation{Karanis|PHOFprobably Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptPcompleteQ1RRecto; Verso is blankS DocumentaryT 9847o.bmphA7 X 4.9 cm33-B501G-YUnknown tax-collectorPHarchive of Seuthes son of PtolemaiosReceipt for delivery of grain brought by the wine-marchant Seuthes to an unknown habrorBL X, 295 (date)April 11, 278 AD(?)Pearl OM-Youtie HCKaranisO.Mich.inv. 9847GreekCairo4OstNoYescomplete<  …9AO.Mich.inv. 9840COstD-EPearl OM-Youtie HCFOMich IIG848H1944UNoWYesX 33-B501G-J[List of donkey drivers\ 5.6 X 5.4 cmn=Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptoGreekr3s'see electronic version of OMich II, 848uUnknownFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>iOf the crops of the 2nd year, of Karanis, Seuthes, wine-merchant, through beasts of Tenis, 4 sacks. In the 3rd year, Pharmouthi 18.jcheck print in small box?k publishedl*Liesker WHM-Worp KA, ZPE 88 (1991) p. 186.p3/12/97 (or earlier)…9AO.Mich.inv. 9840COstD-EPearl OM-Youtie HCFOMich IIG848H1944UNoWYesX 33-B501G-J[List of donkey drivers\ 5.6 X 5.4 cmn=Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptoGreekr3s'see electronic version of OMich II, 848uUnknownms>17.2 X 4.9 cm32-C63A-AUnknown tax-collectorPH-Receipt for transport of grain to an unknown harbor by Horion, son of AlexandrosBL VIII 527-528 (on taxpayer)(Late) IIIrd cent. AD (July 19, 260 or 282, or even 228?)Pearl OM-Youtie HC-O.Mich.inv. 9765GreekCairo4OstNoNo9765o.bmp<_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>iprovince of Egyptf EgyptC)  …8hCYear>1944complete1Recto; Verso is blankDocumentary<_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_DR8>iOf the crops of the 2nd year, of Karanis, Seuthes, wine-merchant, through beasts of Tenis, 4 sacks. In the 3rd year, Pharmouthi 18.jcheck print in small box?k publishedl*Liesker WHM-Worp KA, ZPE 88 (1991) p. 186.p3/12/97 (or earlier)s1101province of EgyptOMich IILiturgy (compulsory public service); Profession; Tax collection; TransportationReceipt for Transport of Grain1944comp  …9vLate IIIrd/early IVth cent. ADwCairoxList of donkey driversyNikanor; Apaus; Ision mag(--)zTransportation{-|PHOFprobably Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptPcompleteQ1RRecto; Verso is blankS DocumentaryT 9840o.bmphA5.6 X 5.4 cm33-B501G-JUnknownPH-List of donkey driversLate IIIrd/early IVth cent. ADPearl OM-Youtie HC-O.Mich.inv. 9840GreekCairo3OstNoYesprobably Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of Egyptsee electronic version of OMich II, 848Nikanor; Apaus; Ision mag(--)848Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptOMich IITransportationList of donkey drivers1944complete1Recto; Verso is blankDocumentary9840o.bmp<_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFronCt_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>jdone, on ph.; scannedk publishedp3/12/97 (or earlier)s1096entary<_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><  …:AO.Mich.inv. 9829COstD-EPearl OM-Youtie HCFOMich IIG942H1944UNoWYesX 33-4016*-T[List of liturgical workers\ 12.5 X 8.5 cmn=Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptoGreekr5s'see electronic version of OMich II, 942uUnknownvLate IIIrd/early IVth cent. ADwCairoxList of personsyKastor son of Heras, kephalaiotes; Paeianos (Paianos) son of Oualeris (Valerius); Syros son of Isidoros; Palemon son of Acheillas (Achillas); Atisis son of Ouenaphris (Onnophris)zLiturgy (compulsory work){-|PHOFprobably Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptPcompleteQ1RRecto; Verso is blankS DocumentaryT 9829o.bmphaianos) son of Oualeris (Valerius); Syros son of Isidoros; Palemon son of Acheillas (Achillas); Atisis son of Ouenaphris (Onnophris)zLiturgy (compulsory work){-|PHOFprobably Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptPcompleteQ1RRecto; Verso is blankS DocumentaryT 9829o.bmph Eq…:hA12.5 X 8.5 cm33-4016*-TUnknownPH-List of personsLate IIIrd/early IVth cent. ADPearl OM-Youtie HC-O.Mich.inv. 9829GreekCairo5OstNoYesprobably Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of Egyptsee electronic version of OMich II, 942KBastor son of Heras, kephalaiotes; Paeianos (Paianos) son of Oualeris (Valerius); Syros son of Isidoros; Palemon son of Acheillas (Achillas); Atisis son of Ouenaphris (Onnophris)942Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptOMich IILiturgy (compulsory work)List of liturgical workers1944complete1Recto; Verso is blankDocumentaryChairemon son of Demetrios; Apouli(--)785Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptOMich IITax collection; taxation (Land)Receipt of tax payment in kind1944complete1Recto; Verso is blankDocumentary9828o.bmp<_600DPIFront_R1><_60C 0DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>iAOn Mesore 7. Has brought Chairemon son of Demetrios for the 14th indiction of the villagers of Karanis, one hundred twenty litrai, 120litrai alone. I, Apouli( ), have signed.@Eq +…;RRecto; Verso is blankS DocumentaryT 9828o.bmphA6.4 X13 cm33-4016*-SApouli(--)PH-Receipt for chaff of Karanis brought by a ChairemonIVth cent. ADPearl OM-Youtie HCKaranisO.Mich.inv. 9828GreekCairo9OstNoYesunknown harbor, Herakleopolite or Memphite nome, province of Egyptsee electronic version of OMich @ …;iA A  J {   er_Vol>OMich IITax collection; taxation (Land)Receipt of tax payment in kind1944complete1Recto; Verso is blankDocumentary<_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFrontC_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>iAOn Mesore 7. Has brought Chairemon son of Demetrios for the 14th indiction of the villagers of Karanis, one hundred twenty litrai, 120litrai alone. I, Apouli( ), have signed.@@ …<_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>jdone, on ph.; scannedk publishedp3/12/97 (or earlier)s1077/>Documentary<_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>0DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>c *O…8 X 5.4 cm33-159*-N IUnknownPHName of individualsLate IInd/early IIIrd cent. ADPearl OM-Youtie HC-O.Mich.inv. 9824GreekCairo3OstNoNo (missing)probably Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of Egyptsee electronic version of OMich II, 966OnesimoBs son of Onesimos; Sisois son of Anchorimphis and Tanomgeus966Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptOMich IIName tagNames of individuals (name tag)1944complete1Recto; Verso is blankDocumentary<_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_*O …=T 9817o.bmphA4.6 X 4.6 cm32-CS210-R IIUnknownPH-List of personsLate IIIrd/early IVth cent. ADPearl OM-Youtie HC-O.Mich.inv. 9817GreekCairo3OstNoNoprobably Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of Egyptsee electronic version of OMich II, 936?), left and bottomQ1RRecto; Verso is blank.6 X 4.6 cmn=Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptoGreekr3s'see electronic version of OMich II, 936uUnknownvLate IIIrd/early IVth cent. ADwCairoxList of personsyC[---] son of Aionis; [---] son of Harpalos(?); [---] son of NikanorzLiturgy (compulsory work)(?){-|PHOFprobably Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptP%broken at the top(?), left and bottomQ1RRecto; Verso is blank  !…=hB[---] son of Aionis; [---] son of Harpalos(?); [---] son of Nikanor936Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptOMich IILiturgy (compulsory work)(?)List of liturgical workers(?)1944broken at the top(?), left and bottom1Recto; Verso is blankDocumentary9817o.bmp<_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>jdone, on ph.; scannedk publishedp3/12/97 (or earlier)s1076…>AO.Mich.inv. 9816COstD-EPearl OM-Youtie HCFOMich IIG706H1944UNoWNoX 32-CS210-D II %…>[Account of Money\ 7 X 6.2 cmn=Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptoGreekr3s'see electronic version of OMich II, 706u DioskorosvIIIrd cent. ADwCairoxSAccount of money, received by a sitologos from another, as part of a debt repaymenty'Dioskoros, sitologos; Marcus, sitologoszAccount; Debts{-|PHOFprobably Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptPcompleteQ1RRecto; Verso is blankS DocumentaryT 9816o.bmphA7 X 6.2 cm32-CS210-D IIDioskorosPH-Account of money, received by a sitologos from another, as part of a debt repaymentIIIrd cent. ADPearl OM-Youtie HC-O.Mich.inv. 9816GreekCairo3OstNoNoprobably Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptiAf    i  q f II, 706u DioskorosvIIIrd cent. ADwCairoxSAccount of money, received by a sitologos from another, as part of a debt repaymenty'Dioskoros, sitologos; Marcus, sitologoszAccount; Debts{-|PHOFprobably Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptPcompleteQ1RRecto; Verso is blankS DocumentaryhA7 X 6.2 cm32-CS210-D IIDioskorosPH-Account of money, received by a sitologos from another, as part of a debt repaymentIIIrd cent. ADPearl OM-Youtie HC-O.Mich.inv. 9816GreekCairo3OstNoNoprobably Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of Egyptijdone, on ph.; scannedk publishedp3/12/97 (or earlier)s1075…?AO.Mich.inv. 9812COstD-EPearl OM-Youtie HCFOMich IIG937H1944UNoWNoX 32-CA20*-B I[List of liturgical workers\ 2.4 X 3 cmn=Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptoGreekr4s'see electronic version of OMich II, 937uUnknownvLate IIIrd/early IVth cent. ADwCairoxList of personsy+Ara[---]; Pas[---], kephalaiotes; Ptol[---]zLiturgy (compulsory work){-|PHOFprobably Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptP&broken at the top(?), right and bottomQ1RRecto; Verso is blankS DocumentaryT 9812o.bmphDPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>iArAccount of Dioskoros, sitologos: I have received from what Marcus, sitologos, owes to me, on account, 20 drachmai.r@ # &…?hA2.4 X 3 cm32-CA20*-B IUnknownPH-List of personsLate IIIrd/early IVth cent. ADPearl OM-Youtie HC-O.Mich.inv. 9812GreekCairo4OstNoNoprobably Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of Egyptsee electronic version of OMich II, 937AraB[---]; Pas[---], kephalaiotes; Ptol[---]937Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptOMich IILiturgy (compulsory work)List of liturgical workers1944broken at the top(?), right and bottom1Recto; Verso is blankDocumentary9812o.bmp<_600DPIFront_R1><_ ! "…>hB>see electronic version of OMich II, 706Dioskoros, sitologos; Marcus, sitologos706Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptOMich IIAccount; DebtsAccount of Money1944complete1Recto; Verso is blankDocumentary9816o.bmp<_600DPIFront_R1><_C"600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>iArAccount of Dioskoros, sitologos: I have received from what Marcus, sitologos, owes to me, on account, 20 drachmai.r@ $ '…?hC"600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>jdone, on ph.; scannedk publishedp3/12/97 (or earlier)s1072…@AO.Mich.inv. 9811COstD-EPearl OM-Youtie HCFOMich IIG965H1944UNoWNoX 32-CA20*-A I[Names of individuals (name tag)\6 X 5 cmn=Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptoGreekr5s'see electronic version of OMich II, 965uUnknownv IInd cent. ADwCairoxName of individualsy;Ammonios son of Apion; Ptollas son of Ammonios and PtollouszName tag{-|PHOFprobably Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptPcompleteQ1RRecto; Verso is blankS DocumentaryT 9811o.bmph_R1><_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFro & (…@hA6 X 5 cm32-CA20*-A IUnknownPH-Name of individualsIInd cent. ADPearl OM-Youtie HC-O.Mich.inv. 9811GreekCairo5OstNoNoprobably Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of Egyptsee electronic version of OMich II, 965Ammonios son of ApBion; Ptollas son of Ammonios and Ptollous965Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptOMich IIName tagNames of individuals (name tag)1944complete1Recto; Verso is blankDocumentary9811o.bmp<_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_6 ' )…@hC00DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>i>Ammonios son of Apion for Ptollas son of Ammonios and Ptollousjdone, on ph.; scannedk publishedp3/12/97 (or earlier)s1071…AAO.Mich.inv. 9809COstD-EPearl OM-Youtie HCFOMich IIG899H1944UNoWNoX 32-234*-U[Receipt for Transport of Grain\ 4.9 X 9.4 cmn=Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptoGreekr10s'see electronic version of OMich II, 899uSouchidas, dekaprotosvMarch 1, 296 A.D.wCairoxbReceipt for delivery of grain brought to an unknown harbor by a Demetrios in the name of a ChairasyeSouchidas dekaprotos (& partners); Chairas son of Sarapion; Demetrios son of Keph(--) or kephalaioteszTLiturgy (compulsory public service); Tax collection; Taxation (land); Transportation0DPIFron ( *…A{horiodeiktia of Karanis|PHOFprobably Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptPUpper left edge fadedQ1RRecto; Verso is blankS DocumentaryT 9809o.bmphA4.9 X 9.4 cm32-234*-USouchidas, dekaprotosPH-Receipt for delivery of grain brought to an unknown harbor by a Demetrios in the name of a ChairasMarch 1, 296 A.D.Pearl OM-Youtie HChoriodeiktia of KaranisO.Mich.inv. 9809GreekCairo10OstNoNoprobably Karanis, Herakleidou meris, ipt for delivery of grain brought to an unknown harbor by a Demetrios in the name of a ChairasyeSouchidas dekaprotos (& partners); Chairas son of Sarapion; Demetrios son of Keph(--) or kephalaioteszTLiturgy (compulsory public service); Tax collection; Taxation (land); Transportation{horiodeiktia of Karanis|PHaranis )C/…AhBArsinoite nome, province of Egyptsee electronic version of OMich II, 899Souchidas dekaprotos (& partners); Chairas son of Sarapion; Demetrios son of Keph(--) or kephalaiotes899Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptOMich IILiturgy (compulsory public service); Tax collection; Taxation (land); TransportationReceipt for Transport of Grain1944Upper left edge faded1Recto; Verso is blankDocumentary9809o.bmp<_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_C/ ,…BAO.Mich.inv. 9806COstD-EPearl OM-Youtie HCFOMich IIG708H1944UNoWNoX 32-234*-R[Account of Money\ 4.9 X 4.3 cmn=Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptoGreekr3s'see electronic version of OMich II, 708uUnknownvLate IIIrd/early IVth cent. ADwCairoxAccount of moneyyAunes; Selpis; AtioeiszAccount{-|PHOFprobably Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptPBroken at the topQ1  jdone, on ph.; scannedk publishedp3/12/97 (or earlier)…BAO.Mich.inv. 9806COstD-EPearl OM-Youtie HCFOMich IIG708H1944UNoWNoX 32-234*-R[Account of Money\ 4.9 X 4.3 cmn=Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptoGreekr3s'see electronic version of OMich II, 708uUnknownvLate IIIrd/early IVth cent. ADwCairoxAccount of moneyyAunes; Selpis; AtioeiszAccount{-|PHOFprobably Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptPBroken at the topQ1 + .+…BRRecto; Verso is blankS DocumentaryT 9806o.bmphA4.9 X 4.3 cm32-234*-RUnknownPH-Account of moneyLate IIIrd/early IVth cent. ADPearl OM-Youtie HC-O.Mich.inv. 9806GreekCairo3OstNoNoprobably Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of Egyptsee electronic version of OMich II, 708Aunr earlier)…BAO.Mich.inv. 9806COstD-EPearl OM-Youtie HCFOMich IIG708H1944UNoWNoX 32-234*-R[Account of Money\ 4.9 X 4.3 cmn=Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptoGreekr3s'see electronic version of OMich II, 708uUnknownvLate IIIrd/early IVth cent. ADwCairoxAccount of moneyyAunes; Selpis; AtioeiszAccount{-|PHOFprobably Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of Egypt . /…Bk publishedp3/12/97 (or earlier)s1068…CAO.Mich.inv. 9805COstD-EPearl OM-Youtie HCFOMich IIG886H1944UNoWNoX 32-234*-Q[Receipt for Transport of Grain\ 6.3 X 7.4 cmn=Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptoGreekr4s'see electronic version of OMich II, 886uUnknown tax-collectorvLate IIIrd cent. AD (March 28)wCairox2Receipt for delivery of grain to an unknown harbory Taponis(?)zCLiturgy (compulsory public service); Tax collection; Transportation{Karanis|PHOFprobably Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptPbroken at leftQ1RRecto; Verso is blankS DocumentaryT 9805o.bmph , -…BhBes; Selpis; Atioeis708Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptOMich IIAccountAccount of Money1944Broken at the top1Recto; Verso is blankDocumentary9806o.bmp<_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFronCt_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>iA[[- - - -] Aunes . . . drachmai Selpis 600 drachmai Atioeis 200 drachmai[@Az   & 9  A S  zjdone, on ph.; scanned - 0…ChA6.3 X 7.4 cm32-234*-QUnknown tax-collectorPH-Receipt for delivery of grain to an unknown harborLate IIIrd cent. AD (March 28)Pearl OM-Youtie HCKaranisO.Mich.inv. 9805GreekCairo4OstNoNoprobably Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptBsee electronic version of OMich II, 886Taponis(?)886Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptOMich IILiturgy (compulsory public service); Tax collection; TransportationReceipt for Transport of Grain1944broken at left1Recto; Verso is blankDocumentary9805o.bmp<_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>)i[- - -] of Karanis, of the crops of the 6th year, [- - -] Taponis(?) [[1 sack]] [through beasts of] . . ., 1 sack, [= 1. In the] 7th [year], on Pharmouthi 2.jdone, on ph.; scannedk publishedp3/12/97 (or earlier)s1067…DAO.Mich.inv. 9800COstDOMich. inv. 9327(?)EPearl OM-Youtie HCFOMich IIG920H1944UNoWNoX 32-218*-C I[Receipt for Transport of Grain\ 7.1 X 7 cmn=Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptoGreekr5s'see electronic version of OMich II, 920uUnknown tax-collectorvMarch 31, 301 ADwCairoxCReceipt for delivery of grain brought by a Sarapammon to an unknownySarapammon (son of Horion?)iz 0C*…DzTLiturgy (compulsory public service); Tax collection; Taxation (land); Transportation{horiodeiktia of Karanis|PHOFprobably Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptPcompleteQ1RRecto; Verso is blankS DocumentaryT 9800o.bmphA7.1 X 7 cm32-218*-C IUnknown tax-collectorPHOMich. inv. 9327(?)Receipt for delivery of grain brought by a Sarapammon to an unknownMarch 31, 301 ADPearl OM-Youtie HChoriodeiktia of KaranisO.Mich.inv. 9800GreekCairo5OstNoNoprobably Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome,Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, o nome, province of EgyptoGreekr5s'see electronic version of OMich II, 920uUnknown tax-collectorvMarch 31, 301 ADwCairox5Receipt for delivery of grain brought by a SarapammonySarapammon (son of Horion?)RS,Šop3/12/97 (or earlier)s1063Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptOMich IIwriting(?)Pen trials (or list of names?)1944broken at left, right and top1Recto; Verso is blankDocumentary<_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPICFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>ome,nknown harbC* 4\…DiAAnd on Pharmouthi 3, the same Sarapammon, of the granary of the horiodeiktia of Karanis, one donkey, and on the 5th, 1 donkay, = 2. In the 17th, 16th (and) ninth year, on Pharmouthi 5.@A> @  L >jdone, on ph.; scannedk publishedp3/12/97 (or earlier)s1065…EAO.Mich.inv. 9796COstD-EPearl OM-Youtie HCFOMich IIG971H1944UNoWNoX 32-C118M-D[Pen trials (or list of names?)\ 7.7 X 4.4 cmn=Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptoGreekr3s'see electronic version of OMich II, 971uUnknownvIInd/IIIrd cent.wCairox2 namesyChairemmon (Chairemon) (bis)z writing(?){-|PHOFprobably Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptPbroken at left, right and topQ1RRecto; Verso is blankS DocumentaryT 9796o.bmph<_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>ai><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>i 3 5…EhA7.7 X 4.4 cm32-C118M-DUnknownPH-2 namesIInd/IIIrd cent.Pearl OM-Youtie HC-O.Mich.inv. 9796GreekCairo3OstNoNoprobably Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of Egyptsee electronic version of OMich II, 971Chairemmon (Chairemon) (bBis)971Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptOMich IIwriting(?)Pen trials (or list of names?)1944broken at left, right and top1Recto; Verso is blankDocumentary9796o.bmp<_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>jdone, on ph.; scannedk publishedp3/12/97 (or earlier)s1064 …FAO.Mich.inv. 9789COstD-EPearl OM-Youtie HCFOMich IIG781H1944UNoWNoX 32-C91M-A[Receipt of tax payment in kind\ 6.5 X 7.3 cmn=Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptoGreekr10s'see electronic version of OMich II, 781uHeron & Kalandos and/or Neilosv 305/306(?) ADwCairoxEReceipt for chaff of Karanis brought by a Pleein to an unknown harboryPleein son of Eudaimon (see also P.Mich. inv. 6458; P.Cair.Isid. 9, 112; 223; 10, 94; 99; 168; 189. 211; 12, 44; 14, 100); Heron (see also O.Mich. I, 189-190; 193-194); Kalandos (see also O.Mich. I, 189); Neilos (see also O.Mich. I, 189-190; 193-194)z:Tax collection; taxation (Land); transportation (of chaff)Pl 7…F{Karanis|PHOAunnamed place, Herakleopolite or Memphite nome, province of EgyptPcompleteQ1RRecto; Verso is blankS DocumentaryT 9789o.bmphA6.5 X 7.3 cm32-C91M-AHeron & Kalandos and/or NeilosPH-Receipt for chaff of Karanis brought by a Pleein to an unknown harbor305/306(?) ADPearl OM-Youtie HCKaranisO.Mich.inv. 9789GreekCairo10OstNoNounnamed place, Herakleopolite or Memphite nome, province of Egyptsee electronic version of OMich II, 781Pleein son of Eudaimon (see also P.Mich. inv. 6458; P.Cair.Isid. 9, 112; 223; 10, 94; 99; 168; 189. 211; 12, 44; 14, 100); Heron (see also O.Mich. I, 189-190; 193-194); Kalandos (see also O.Mich. I, 189); Neilos (see also O.Mich. I, 189-190; 193-194)781Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptOMich IITax collection; taxation (Land); transportation (of chaff)Receipt of tax payment in kind1944complete1Recto; Verso is blankDocumentary9789o.bmp<_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_6003Pn†xiOf the crops of the 1st year, of Hermou polis, through beasts of Karanis, from Hermou polis, with beasts of Euergetis and Isieion, in the name of Horion, son of Ision, through Maron, nine sacks, equals 9. Year 2, Mecheir 28.jdone, on ph.; scannedk publishedp6/26/97s1056†yAO.Mich.inv. 9772BrectoCOstD+ O.Mich. inv. 9771E Youtie HCFOMich IVG1139H1975J SB XIV 11526UNoWNoX 32-C63G-D+E[Private Letter\,9.3 X 10.6 cm (when combined with inv. 9771)n=Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptoGreekr9u PtolemaiosvIIIrd cent. A.D.wCairoxNLetter sent to Harbekis by Ptolemaios, who gives him some personal informationykPtolemaios; Harbekis; De - - - alias Belles; Ptolemaios' brother (unnamed); Typhis (Touphis?); Ankis; Magnaz'Feeding; Private letter; Transportation{-|PHOFprobably Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptP/slightly broken off at the bottom; much defacedQ1RRecto; Verso is blankS DocumentaryT 9772o.bmpU 9771o.bmpDG…GhBArsinoite nome, province of Egyptsee electronic version of OMich II, 870Ptolemaios son of Iulianus (see ZPE 88 [1991] 180) 870Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptOMich IILiturgy (compulsory public service); Tax collection; TransportationReceipt(?) for Transport of Grain1944complete1Recto; Verso is blankDocumentary9788o.bmp<_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>n of Iulianus, three sacks, equal 3. In the 4th year, Hathyr 26.DsŠpŠq@VhAWCDŠr@XRYhBZiD3Šs@?shA[C\Št@]hA^C@Šu@_hA`C@Šv@ahAbCcŠwhAdCAŠx@e8AihBgiA@fŠy@hhAjC@Šz@k]hA#OC$blA$fŠ{hA4eCŠ|]$chA&0C'UiA'C&E%Š}@K.9A$hA%CnE$iB%D#FGŠ~hAoŠ@phAWŠ@qhAŠ@rhAkŠ@shAtŠhAuŠhAvŠhAwŠhAxŠhAyŠhAzŠhA{ŠhA|ŠhA}ŠhA~ŠhAŠnLFhA+C+sP+Š@+a_chAAC2ŠKQhBDiBL-Š@t[#hBiŠ@z'qhBjŠ9AhACEiBlŠ@$ihA.CiB$oDŠXSk, three sacks, equal 3. In the 4th year, Hathyr 26.e <…HypApollonios son of Sotas; Serenus son of Horos; Leein son of Nikanor; Melas son of Sokrates; Ptollas son of Pa---zAccount{-|PHOFprobably Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptPbroken at the (right) bottom?Q1RRecto; Verso is blankS DocumentaryT 9786o.bmphA6.4 X 4 cm32-C73B-EUnknownPH-Account of moneyLate IIIrd/early IVth cent. ADPearl OM-Youtie HC-O.Mich.inv. 9786GreekCairo5OstNoNoprobably Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of Egyptsee electronic version of OMich II, 707Apoll ;EaH…HhBonios son of Sotas; Serenus son of Horos; Leein son of Nikanor; Melas son of Sokrates; Ptollas son of Pa---707Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptOMich IIAccountAccount of Money1944broken at the (right) bottom?1Recto; Verso is blankDocumentary9786o.bmp<_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>i bottom?1Recto; Verso is blankDocumentary<Ea ?…IzCLiturgy (compulsory public service); Tax collection; Transportation{-|PHOFprobably Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptPbroken at rightQ1RRecto; Verso is blankS DocumentaryT 9785o.bmphA3.8 X 4.4 cm32-C73B-AUnknown tax-collectorPHarchive of Palemon son of Ptollas?Receipt for delivery of grain brought by a Ptollas to an unknown harborBL X, 295 (date)March-April, 276 AD(?)Pearl OM-Youtie HC-O.Mich.inv. 9785GreekCairo4OstNoNoprobably Karanis,_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>~ceipt for Transport of Grain\ 3.8 X 4.4 cmharbor\ 3.8 X 4.4 cmL D…JAO.Mich.inv.9784COstD-EPearl OM-Youtie HCFOMich IIG753H1944KBL X, 294 (date)UNoWNoX 32-C68J-A[Receipt of money tax\ 13 X 12.6 cmn=Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptoGreekr4s'see electronic version of OMich II, 753uUnknown tax-collectorvIIIrd cent. A.D.wCairox,Receipt for payment of a land tax by an AkesyAkeszTaxation (Land); Tax collection{-|PHOFprobably Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptPcompleteQ1RRecto; Verso is blankS Documentaryhn tax-collectorvIIIrd cent. A.D.wCairox,Receipt for payment of a land tax by an AkesyAkeszTaxation (Land); Tax collection{-|PHOFprobably Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptPcompleteQ1RRecto; Verso is blankS Documentaryh (compulsory public service); Tax collection; TransportationReceipt for Transport of Grain1944broken at right1Recto; Verso is blanksee electronic version of OMich II, 888Ptollas son of Sokrates(?) (see ZPE 88 [1991] 186-187)888Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptOMich IILiturgy (compulsory public service); Tax collection; TransportationReceipt for Transport of Grain1944broken at right1Recto; Verso is blankDocumentary9785o.bmp<_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>t1Recto; V D C…JhC_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>iAAkes, for the produce of the third year, 5 drachmai 5 obols; again, for the fifth year, on Epeiph 227, 12 drachmai; and for the produce of the fourth year, 16 drachmai.@A +  3 j  r  j done, on ph.k publishedlP.Kellis I, p. 83p3/12/97 (or earlier)s1053ollectionReceipt of money tax1944complete1Recto; Verso is blankDocumentary<_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2>< H:]…Ml.Liesker WHM-Worp KA, ZPE 88 (1991) p. 183-185.p3/12/97 (or earlier)s1046|PHOFprobably Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptPcompleteQ1RRecto; Verso is blankS DocumentaryhA13 X 12.6 cm32-C68J-AUnknown tax-collectorPH-Receipt for payment of a land tax by an AkesLate IIIrd/early IVth cent. ADPearl OM-Youtie HC-O.Mich.inv.9784GreekCairo4OstNoNoprobably Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of Egyptsee electroni Z \n…SiAIn the 5th year, on Phaophi 30. Of the sitologoi of Karanis, of the crops of the 4th year, seven sacks, equal 7 sacks, through Melas, donkey-driver.@A> '  0 >jdone, on ph.; scannedk publishedl*Liesker WHM-Worp KA, ZPE 88 (1991) p. 186.p3/12/97 (or earlier)s1037itionOMich IILiturgy (compulsory public service); Tax collection; TransportationReceipt Cfor Transport of Grain1944complete1Recto; Verso is blankDocumentary9321o.bmp<_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6> @;_…KAO.Mich.inv. 9781COstD-EPearl OM-Youtie HCFOMich IIG884H1944UNoWNoX 32-C68H-B[Receipt for Transport of Grain\ 6.1 X 5 cm_For the date, see the note on OMich. II, 880-881 by Liesker and Worp, ZPE 88 (1991) 186: this text, mentioning sitologoi, should be dated before 246 AD. (PH)n=Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptoGreekr4s'see electronic version of OMich II, 884uUnknown tax-collectorv$IIIrd cent. AD (May 18, 227 or 243?)wCairoxGReceipt for delivery of grain brought by a Didymos to an unknown harboryI(unnamed) sitologoi of Kerkesoucha; Didymos son of Ouenaphris (Onnophris)zCLiturgy (compulsory public service); Tax collection; Transportation{Kerkesoucha; Karanis|PHOJprobably Kerkesoucha, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptPcompleteQ1RRecto; Verso is blankS DocumentaryT 9781o.bmphcompleteQ1RRecto; Verso is blankS DocumentaryT 9781o.bmph > @…JhA13 X 12.6 cm32-C68J-AUnknown tax-collectorPH-Receipt for payment of a land tax by an AkesBL X, 294 (date)IIIrd cent. A.D.Pearl OM-Youtie HC-O.Mich.inv.9784GreekCairo4OstNoNoprobably Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of Egyptsee electronic version of OMich II, 753Akes753Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptOMich IITaxation (Land); Tax collectionReceipt of money tax1944complete1Recto; Verso is blankDocumentary<_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><;Po…KhC); Tax collection; TransportationReceipt for Transport of Grain1944complete1Recto; Verso is blankDocumentary9781o.bmp<_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBDiack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>3iAOf the crops of the 5th year, of the sitologoi of Kerkesoucha, through beasts of Karanis, Didymos son of Ouenaphris, 3 sacks. In the 6th year, Pachon 23.@A> %  . >jdone, on ph.; scannedk publishedp3/12/97 (or earlier)…LAO.Mich.inv. 9779COstD-EPearl OM-Youtie HCFOMich IIG963H1944UNoPo G…LWNoX 32-C68A-A[Name of individual (name tag)\9 X 6 cmn=Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptoGreekr3s'see electronic version of OMich II, 963uUnknownvLate IInd/early IIIrd cent. ADwCairoxName of individualy,Phanomgeus son of Pasoknopaios and TasooukiszName tag{-|PHOFprobably Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptPcompleteQ1RRecto; Verso is blankS DocumentaryT 9779o.bmphA9 X 6 cm32-C68A-AUnknownPH-Name of individualLate IInd/early IIIrd cent. ADPearl OM-Youtie HC-O.Mich.inv. 9779GreekCairo3OstNoNoprobably Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of Egyptsee electronic version of OMich II, 963Phano 9779COstD-EPearl OM-Youtie HCFOMich IIG963H1944UNoWNo F I…LhBmgeus son of Pasoknopaios and Tasooukis963Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptOMich IIName tagName of individual (name tag)1944complete1Recto; Verso is blankDocumentary9779o.bmp<_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPCIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>jdone, on ph.; scannedk publishedp3/12/97 (or earlier)s1048…MAO.Mich.inv. 9777COstD ostraca of Pleein son of MusthesEPearl OM-Youtie HCFOMich IIG777H1944KBL X, 294 (date; l. 3)UNoWNoX 32-C63R-L[Transportation receipt J A…MhC IITax collection; harvest (transportation of grain)Transportation receipt1944complete, faded1Recto; Verso is blankDocumentary9777o.bmp<_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBacDk_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>WiAOf the crops of the 2nd and 1st year of the granary of the horiodeiktia of Karanis, through Phaesis, has brought Pleein son of Mysthes three sakkoi. In the 1st(?) year, Tybi 14(?).@Af ;  G  fjdone, on ph.; scannedk published G J…M\ 8.7 X 7.2 cm_Date: according to the ed.pr., Jan. 19, 286 AD; according to Liesker and Worp, Jan. 10 (or 20),252 AD. But the receipt seems to have been written in Tybi of some first year, rather than second year (PH).n=Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptoGreekr7s'see electronic version of OMich II, 777uUnknown tax-collectorv3IIIrd cent. AD [Jan. 10 (or 20),252 AD?] (see note)wCairox)Receipt for grain transported by a Pleeiny1Pleein son of Mysthes (see ZPE 88 [1991] 183-185)z1Tax collection; harvest (transportation of grain){-|PHOFprobably Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptPcomplete, fadedQ1RRecto; Verso is blankS DocumentaryT 9777o.bmph, has brought Pleein son of Mysthes three sakkoi. In the 1st(?) year, Tybi 14(?).@Af ;  G  fjdone, on ph.; scannedk published/>Tax collection; h I H…MhA8.7 X 7.2 cm32-C63R-LUnknown tax-collectorPHostraca of Pleein son of MusthesReceipt for grain transported by a PleeinBL X, 294 (date; l. 3)IIIrd cent. AD [Jan. 10 (or 20),252 AD?] (see note)Pearl OM-Youtie HC-O.Mich.inv. 9777GreekCairo7OstNoNoDate: accordingB to the ed.pr., Jan. 19, 286 AD; according to Liesker and Worp, Jan. 10 (or 20),252 AD. But the receipt seems to have been written in Tybi of some first year, rather than second year (PH).probably Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of Egyptsee electronic version of OMich II, 777Pleein son of Mysthes (see ZPE 88 [1991] 183-185)777Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptOMich M N…NhCFront_R1>9774o.bmp<_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>fiGPtolemaios son of Theagenes and his brother, five sacks, equal 5 sacks.jdone, on ph.; scannedk publishedp3/12/97 (or earlier)s1044…OAO.Mich.inv. 9770COstD-EPearl OM-Youtie HCFOMich IIG864H1944UNoWNoX 32-C63E-B[!Receipt(?) for Transport of Grain\ 7.5 X 4.1 cmn=Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptoGreekr2s'see electronic version of OMich II, 864uUnknown tax-collectorvLate IIIrd/early IVth cent. ADwCairoxLReceipt(?) for delivery of barley brought by a Sarapion to an unknown harborySarapion son of Onnophris1991) p. 183-185. bDƒn=Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptoGreekr3uUnknown tax-collectorvEarly IVth cent. A.D.wCairox9Receipt for chaff of Karanis brought to an unknown harborz/Tax collection; Taxation (Land); Transportation{ Karanis(?)|PHOBunknown harbor, Herakleopolite or Memphite nome, province of EgyptPBroken off at the bottomQ1RRecto; Verso is blankS DocumentaryT 4482o.bmphA4.9 x 4.4 cm25-4016-A x 3Unknown tax-collectorPHReceipt for chaff of Karanis brought to an unknown harborBL VII, 288 (l. 3)Early IVth cent. A.D.Amundsen LKaranis(?)O.Mich.inv. 4482GreekCairo3OstNoNounknown harbor, Herakleopolite or Memphite nome, province of Egyptnearly complete1Recto; Verso is blankDocumentary3.9 X 4.7 cm32-C63K-FUnknown tax-collectorPH-Receipt(?) for delivery of grain brought by a Ptolemaios and his brother to an unknown harborLate IIIrd/early IVth cent. ADPearl OM-Youtie HCO.Mich.inv. 9774GreekCairo4OstNoNoprobably Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgypBtsee electronic version of OMich II, 865Ptolemaios son of Theagenes (& unnamed brother)865Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptOMich IILiturgy (compulsory public service); Tax collection; TransportationReceipt(?) for Transport of Grain1944nearly complete1Recto; Verso is blankDocumentary7.5 X 4.1 cm32-C63E-BUnknown tax-collectorPH-Receipt(?) for delivery of barley brought by a Sarapion to an unknown harborLate IIIrd/early IVth cent. ADPearl OM-Youtie HC-O.Mich.inv. 9770GreekCairo2OstNoNoprobably Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of Egypmeris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptoGreekr2s'see electronic version of OMich II, 864uUnknown tax-collectorvLate IIIrd/early IVth cent. ADwCairoxLReceipt(?) for delivery of barley brought by a Sarapion to an unknown harborySarapion son of Onnophris NC"…OhBtsee electronic version of OMich II, 864Sarapion son of Onnophris864Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptOMich IILiturgy (compulsory public service); Tax collection; TransportationReceipt(?) for Transport of Grain1944complete1Recto; Verso is blankDocumentary9770o.bmp<_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>Ii-Sarapion son of Onnophris, 2 sacks of barley.jdone, on ph.; scannedk publishedp3/12/97 (or earlier)s1041C" QW…PEPearl OM-Youtie HCFOMich IIG863H1944UNoWNoX 32-C63E-A[!Receipt(?) for Transport of Grain\6 X 3 cmn=Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptoGreekr2s'see electronic version of OMich II, 863uUnknown tax-collectorvLate IIIrd/early IVth cent. ADwCairoxJReceipt(?) for delivery of barley brought by a Kastor to an unknown harboryKastor son of DeioszCLiturgy (compulsory public service); Tax collection; Transportation{-|PHOFprobably Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptPcompleteQ1RRecto; Verso is blankS DocumentaryT 9769o.bmphPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>Vi-Sarapion son of Onnophris, 2 sacks of barley.j done, on ph.k publishedp3/12/97 (or earlier)…P PC!…PhA6 X 3 cm32-C63E-AUnknown tax-collectorPH-Receipt(?) for delivery of barley brought by a Kastor to an unknown harborLate IIIrd/early IVth cent. ADPearl OM-Youtie HC-O.Mich.inv.9769GreekCairo2OstNoNoprobably Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of Egyptsee electronic version of OMich II, 863Kastor son of Deios863Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptOMich IILiturgy (compulsory public service); Tax collection; TransportationReceipt(?) for Transport of Grain1944complete1Recto; Verso is blankDocumentary9769o.bmp U T…QiAIn the 1st year, on Mesore 3, of the sitologoi of the horiodeiktia of Karanis, Manes son of Maron, five sacks, equal 5, of the crops of the same year.@A> 6  B >jdone, on ph.; scanned Check: read sitologia (abbr.), and discard the argument for a date so early in the century, by comparison with the other pieces of Manes' archivek publishedl.Liesker WHM-Worp KA, ZPE 88 (1991) p. 185-186.p3/12/97 (or earlier)s1039nisO.Mich.inv. 9768GreekCairo5OstNoNoprobably Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, prov/>OstNoNoprobably Karent. AD (July 27, 244 or 238 or 235?)wCairoxEReceipt for delivery of grain brought by a Manes to an unknown harbory8Manes son of Maron (see ZPE 88 [1991] 185-186 and n. 15)>Documentary5.9 X 6.2 cm32-C63R-JUnknown tax-collectorPHReceipt for delivery of grain brought by a Manes to an unknown harborBL X, 295 (date)IIIrd cent. AD (July 27, 244 or 238 or 235?)Pearl OM-Youtie HChoriodeiktia of KaranisO.Mich.inv. 9768GreekCairo5OstNoNoprobably Karanis, Herakleich II, 872uUnknown tax-collectorv,IIIrd cent. AD (July 27, 244 or 238 or 235?)wCairox0Receipt for delivery of grain brought by a Manesy8Manes son of Maron (see ZPE 88 [1991] 185-186 and n. 15)zTax collection; Transportation R X~…RAO.Mich.inv. 9767COstD-EPearl OM-Youtie HCFOMich IIG778H1944UNoWNoX 32-C63B-A[Receipt of tax payment in kind\ 8.4 X 8.9 cmn=Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptoGreekr4s'see electronic version of OMich II, 778uUnknown tax-collectorvIIIrd cent. ADwCairoxUReceipt for delivery of wheat by Tapasion, wife of Sarap(--), for Valerius Harpalinosy|Valerius Harpalinos alias Philoxas; Sarap(--) son of Pasei; Tapasion, wife of Sarap(--) son of Pasei; Heroninos son of HoroszTax collection; taxation (Land){-|PHOFprobably Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptPcompleteQ1nt. ADwCairoxUReceipt for delivery of wheat by Tapasion, wife of Sarap(--), for Valerius Harpalinosy|Valerius Harpalinos alias Philoxas; Sarap(--) son of Pasei; Tapasion, wife of Sarap(--) son of Pasei; Heroninos son of HoroszTax collection; taxation (Land){-|PHOFprobably Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptPcompleteQ1 S R…QhBidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of Egyptsee electronic version of OMich II, 872Manes son of Maron (see ZPE 88 [1991] 185-186 and n. 15)872Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptOMich IILiturgy (compulsory public service); Tax collection; TransportationReceipt for Transport of Grain1944the right side of the ostracon is blackened1Recto; Verso is blankDocumentary9768o.bmp<_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>ii Y […RiAValerius Harpalinos alias Philoxas through Sarap( ) son of Pasei through Tapasion, his wife, has paid 8 artabai of wheat and through Heroninos son of Horos, similarly, 7 artabai of wheat.@Af i  p  fjdone, on ph.; scannedk publishedp3/12/97 (or earlier)s1038…SAO.Mich.inv. 9766COstD-EPearl OM-Youtie HCFOMich IIG880H1944KBL X, 295 (date)UNoWNoX 32-C63A-B[Receipt for Transport of Grain\ 6 X 6.6 cmn=Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptoGreekr4s'see electronic version of OMich II, 880uUnknown tax-collectorv,IIIrd cent. AD (Oct. 27, 221 or 225 or 241?)wCairoxUReceipt for delivery of grain brought by the donkey-driver Melas to an unknown harbory$(unnamed) sitologoi; Melas, onelatesz`Liturgy (compulsory public service); Profession; Tax collection; Taxation (land); Transportation{Karanis|PHPcompleteQ1+.4…Z@ ls nhB o…[n phA qC/…[n phA qC/…[n phA qC/…[n phA qC/ phA qC/ o…[n phA qC/hB o…[n phA qC/ o…[n phA qC/ o…[n phA qC/ thB uiA v…]P whB x…^A yhA zC {…_x |hB }j ~…`hA C …aO hB p …bhA C …cy hB i …dhA C …en hA C …fn hB i …ghA C …hO hB iA  …ihA C …jx hB iA  …khA C …lS hB j …mhA C …nP hB p …ohA C …phA C …qhA C …rhA C …sO hB …tn hB iA  …uhA C …vO hB …wC hA C …xv hB …y_ hB j …zhA C …{ T Y+…RRRecto; Verso is blankS DocumentaryT 9767o.bmphA8.4 X 8.9 cm32-C63B-AUnknown tax-collectorPH-Receipt for delivery of wheat by Tapasion, wife of Sarap(--), for Valerius HarpalinosIIIrd cent. ADPearl OM-Youtie HC-O.Mich.inv. 9767GreekCairo4OstNoNoprobably Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of Egyptsee electronic version of OMich II, 778Valerius Harpalinos alias Philoxas; Sarap(--) son of Pasei; Tapasion, wife of Sarap(--) son of Pasei; Heroninos son of Horos778Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptOMich IITax collection; taxation (Land)Receipt of tax payment in kind1944complete1Recto; Verso is blankDocumentary9767o.bmp<_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>~i [ B…ShBaranis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of Egyptsee electronic version of OMich II, 880(unnamed) sitologoi; Melas, onelates880Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptOMich IILiturgy (compulsory public service); Profession; Tax collection; Taxation (land); TransportationReceipt for Transport of Grain1944complete, partly fadCed1Recto; Verso is blankDocumentary9766o.bmp<_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>i V Z…SOFprobably Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptPcomplete, partly fadedQ1RRecto; Verso is blankS DocumentaryT 9766o.bmphA6 X 6.6 cm32-C63A-BUnknown tax-collectorPH-Receipt for delivery of grain brought by the donkey-driver Melas to an unknown harborBL X, 295 (date)IIIrd cent. AD (Oct. 27, 221 or 225 or 241?)Pearl OM-Youtie HCKaranisO.Mich.inv. 9766GreekCairo4OstNoNoprobably K><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>i B …TAO.Mich.inv. 9765COstD-EPearl OM-Youtie HCFOMich IIG887H1944KBL VIII 527-528 (on taxpayer)UNoWNoX 32-C63A-A[Receipt for Transport of Grain\ 7.2 X 4.9 cmn=Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptoGreekr4s'see electronic version of OMich II, 887uUnknown tax-collectorv9(Late) IIIrd cent. AD (July 19, 260 or 282, or even 228?)wCairoxPReceipt for transport of grain to an unknown harbor by Horion, son of Alexandrosy0Horion son of Alexandros (see ZPE 88 [1991] 186)zCLiturgy (compulsory public service); Tax collection; Transportation{-|PHOFprobably Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of Egypt-collectorv9(Late) IIIrd cent. AD (July 19, 260 or 282, or even 228?)wCairoxPReceipt for transport of grain to an unknown harbor by Horion, son of Alexandrosy0Horion son of Alexandros (see ZPE 88 [1991] 186)zCLiturgy (compulsory public service); Tax collection; Transportation{-|PHOFprobably Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of Egypt[PjIhCax collection; TransportationReceipt for Transport of Grain1944complete1Recto; Verso is blankDocumentary9843o.bmp<_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_DeR3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>/iAIn the second year, on Mecheir 27, of the horiodeiktia of Karanis, for the crops of the 1st year, in the name of Seuthes son of Ptolemaios, . . ., fifteen sacks.@A> *  6 >jDone, on neg.; scannedk publishedl5W.H.M. Liesker-K.A. Worp, ZPE 88 (1991) p. 185, n. 14p3/27/97JAO.Mich.inv.9841COstE6 -ƒ/hC_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>i'(Text too fragmentary to be translated)j Done, on ph.k publishedp11/23/98s508 ƒ0AO.Mich.inv. 9058COstE Amundsen LFOMich IG687H1935UNoWNoX 27-C51A-U III[Text of Uncertain Nature\ 10.5 x 7.5 cmn=Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptoGreekr2uUnknownv!Late IIIrd/early IVth cent. A.D.?wCairoxText almost completely fadedzFragment|PHOFprobably Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptP3Complete(?); the writing is almost completely fadedQ1RRecto; Verso is blankS Documentaryh><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>ik_R8>iH b…UhBgative>Noprobably Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of Egyptsee electronic version of OMich II, 908Kyrillos, dekaprotos, gymnasiarchesas (see BASP 16 [1979] 223-224); Horion son of Alexandros (see ZPE 88 [1991] 186)908Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptOMich IILiturgy (compulsory public service); Tax collection; Taxation (land); TransportationReceipt for Transport of Grain1944complete1Recto; Verso is blankDocumentary9764o.bmp<_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBacJC-of W!W"W$W'W(W)W*W+W,W-W/W2W3W5W6W7W8W9W:W;W<W=W>W?W@WAWBWCWDWEWFWGWHWIWJWKWLWNWOWPWQWRWSWTWUWVWWW(see also O. Mich. II, 907); Satabous; Kastor; Palemon (son of Ptollas?), onelates (see O. Mich. II, p. 214 etc.)911Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptOMich IIPersonal status: apaCtor (of unknown father); Tax collection; Taxation (land); TransportationReceipt for delivery from the granary to the harbor1944complete1Recto; Verso is blankDocumentary9452o.bmp<_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DP7j†{hC0Front_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8> iU[- - -] of Karanis, two-hundred [and forty litrai] of chaff, 240 litrai only. [- - -]jdone, on ph.; scannedk publishedp6/26/97s1032†|AO.Mich.inv. 9760BrectoCOstE Youtie HCFOMich IVG1124H1975J SB XIV 11511K$For the date, see P.Col. VII, p. 69.UNoWNoX 32-C41J-B[Receipt of tax payment in kind\ 6.7 X 6.6 cmn=Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptoGreekr6uIsionv342 A.D.wCairox+Receipt for chaff brought by a son of Melasy6[- - -]bis son of Melas; Ision (cf. P.Col. VII, p. 69)zTaxation (Land); Tax collection{ Karanis(?)|PHOBunknown harbor, Herakleopolite or Memphite nome, province of Egypt _*L…UhDAk_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8> iAOf the granary of Karanis, of the crops of the 13th year, of the dekaprotos Kyrillos, former gymnasiarch, through beasts of Perkeesis, in the name of Horion, son of Alexandros, seventeen donkeys, equal 17. In the 14th year, on Me. . . 16.@A> A  K >jdone, on ph.; scannedk publishedl`R.S.Bagnall-K.A.Worp, BASP 16 (1979) p. 223-224; W.H.M. Liesker-K.A. Worp, ZPE 88 (1991) p. 186.p3/12/97 (or earlier)s1035Recto; Verso is blankDocumentary9764o.bmp<_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBa* d…VOFprobably Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptP&broken at the top(?), right and bottomQ1RRecto; Verso is blankS DocumentaryT 9763o.bmphA4.8 X 3.6 cm32-C60B-BUnknownPH-List of personsLate IIIrd/early IVth cent. ADPearl OM-Youtie HC-O.Mich.inv. 9763GreekCairo4OstNoNoprobably Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of Egyptsee electronic version of OMich II, 938Pat[)\ 4.8 X 3.6 cmn=Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptoGreekr4s'see electronic version of OMich II, 938uUnknownvLate IIIrd/early IVth cent. ADwCairoxList of personsySPat[---]; Sarapion son of Pata[---]; Isidoros son of Pa[---]; Heron son of Heron(?)zLiturgy (compulsory work){-|PH cPp…VhB---]; Sarapion son of Pata[---]; Isidoros son of Pa[---]; Heron son of Heron(?)938Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptOMich IILiturgy (compulsory work)List of liturgical workers(?)1944broken at the top(?), right and bottom1Recto; Verso is blankDocumentary9763o.bmpCL<_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>(jdone, on ph.; scannedk publishedp3/12/97 (or earlier)…WAO.Mich.inv. 9762COstD-EPearl OM-Youtie HCFOMich IIG895H1944UNoWNoX 32-C60B-APp f…W[Receipt for Transport of Grain\ 8.3 X 5.5 cmn=Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptoGreekr5s'see electronic version of OMich II, 895uUnknown tax-collectorvFeb. 4, 295 ADwCairoxnReceipt for delivery of grain brought to an unknown harbor by a Didymos in the name of a veteran, HerakleidionyHerakleidion, veteran; DidymosznLiturgy (compulsory public service); Personal status: veteran; Tax collection; Taxation (land); Transportation{ horiodeiktia of Karanis; Magdola|PHOFprobably Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptPcompleteQ1RRecto; Verso is blankS DocumentaryT 9762o.bmphIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>j done, on ph.k publishedp3/12/97 (or earlier) …WAO.Mich.inv. 9762COstD-EPearl OM-Youtie HCFOMich IIG895H1944UNoWNoX 32-C60B-A e g…WhA8.3 X 5.5 cm32-C60B-AUnknown tax-collectorPH-Receipt for delivery of grain brought to an unknown harbor by a Didymos in the name of a veteran, HerakleidionFeb. 4, 295 ADPearl OM-Youtie HChoriodeiktia of Karanis; MagdolaO.Mich.inv. 9762GreekCairo5OstNoNoprobably Karanis, HeBrakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of Egyptsee electronic version of OMich II, 895Herakleidion, veteran; Didymos895Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptOMich IILiturgy (compulsory public service); Personal status: veteran; Tax collection; Taxation (land); TransportationReceipt for Transport of Grain1944complete1 fPq…WhCRecto; Verso is blankDocumentary9762o.bmp<_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>iAOf the granary of the village of the horiodeiktia of Karanis, of the crops of the 9th and 8th and 1st year, in the name of Herakleidion, veteran, through beasts through Magdola (sic), through Didymos, two donkeys, equal 2. In the 11th and 10th and 3rd year, on Mecheir 10.@A> %  1 >jdone, on ph.; scannedk publishedp3/12/97 (or earlier)…XAO.Mich.inv. 9758COstD/ostraca of the family of Palemon son of PtollasEPearl OM-Youtie HC j i…XhCport of Grain1944complete1Recto; Verso is blankDocumentary9758o.bmp<_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DD PIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>iAOf the granary of the horiodeiktia of Karanis, of the crops of the 13th and 12th and 5th year, in the name of Ptollas son of Sokrates, through Arabikos, through his own beasts, one donkey, 1. In the 14th and 13th and 6th year, on Pauni 10.@A>   # >jdone, on ph.; scannedk publishedp3/12/97 (or earlier)s1029…YAO.Mich.inv. 9757COstie HCFOMich IIG909H1944 h m…YD/ostraca of the family of Palemon son of PtollasEPearl OM-Youtie HCFOMich IIG918H1944UNoWNoX 32-C41F-A[Receipt for Transport of Grain\ 6.2 X 8.5 cmn=Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptoGreekr6s'see electronic version of OMich II, 918uUnknown tax-collectorv 300/301 ADwCairoxIReceipt for delivery of grain brought by an Arabikos to an unknown harbory/Arabikos son of Ptollas (see ZPE 88 [1991] 178)zTLiturgy (compulsory public service); Tax collection; Taxation (land); Transportation{Karanis|PHOFprobably Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptPicomplete, but after line 2 the writing becomes progressively fainter,and is obscured by salt encrustationQ1RRecto; Verso is blankS DocumentaryT 9757o.bmphi 10.@A>   # >j done, on ph.k publishedp3/12/97 (or earlier)…YAO.Mich.inv. 9757COstD/ostraca of the family of Palemon son of Ptollas- h…XhA5 X 5.7 cm32-C41F-BUnknown tax-collectorPHostraca of the family of Palemon son of PtollasReceipt for delivery of grain brought to an unknown harbor by an Arabikos in the name of a PtollasJune 4, 298 ADPearl OM-Youtie HChoriodeiktia of KaranisO.Mich.inv. 9758GreekCairo7OstNoNoprobably Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of Egyptsee electronic version of OMich II, 909Ptollas son of Sokrates (see ZPE 88 [1991] 186-187); Arabikos son of Ptollas (see ZPE 88 [1991] 178)909Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptOMich IILiturgy (compulsory public service); Tax collection; Taxation (land); TransportationReceipt for Trans m l@…YhCressively fainter,and is obscured by salt encrustation1Recto; Verso is blankDocumentary9757o.bmp<_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600D!DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>iOf the granary of the village of Karanis, of the crops of the 16th and 15th and 8th year, in the name of Arabikos son of Ptollas, two donkeys, equal 2 donkeys. In the 17th and 16th and 9th year, on [- - -]jdone, on ph.; scannedk publishedp3/12/97 (or earlier)s1028  # >j done, on ph.k publishedp3/12/97 (or earlier)…YAO.Mich.inv. 9757COst k n…ZAO.Mich.inv. 9657COstD-EPearl OM-Youtie HCFOMich IIG940H1944UNoWNoX30-X[List of liturgical workers\ 5.8 X 7 cmn=Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptoGreekr5ullSizeBack_R2><_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_RD7><_600DPIBack_R8>iOf the granary of the village of Karanis, of the crops of the 16th and 15th and 8th year, in the name of Arabikos son of Ptollas, two donkeys, equal 2 donkeys. In the 17th and 16th and 9th year, on [- - -]j done, on ph.k publishedp3/12/97 (or earlier)…ZAO.Mich.inv. 9657COstD-EPearl OM-Youtie HCFOMich IIG940H1944UNoWNoX30-X[List of liturgical workers\ 5.8 X 7 cmn=Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptoGreekr5 i k…YhA6.2 X 8.5 cm32-C41F-AUnknown tax-collectorPHostraca of the family of Palemon son of PtollasReceipt for delivery of grain brought by an Arabikos to an unknown harbor300/301 ADPearl OM-Youtie HCKaranisO.Mich.inv. 9757GreekCairo6OstNoNoprobably Karanis, Herakleidou meris, ArsBinoite nome, province of Egyptsee electronic version of OMich II, 918Arabikos son of Ptollas (see ZPE 88 [1991] 178)918Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptOMich IILiturgy (compulsory public service); Tax collection; Taxation (land); TransportationReceipt for Transport of Grain1944complete, but after line 2 the writing becomes prog l oH…Zs'see electronic version of OMich II, 940uUnknownvLate IIIrd/early IVth cent. ADwCairoxList of personsy7Petermouthis, kephalaiotes(?); Paesis; Aneinos; PatieiszLiturgy (compulsory work){-|PHOFprobably Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptPcompleteQ1RRecto; Verso is blankS DocumentaryT 9657o.bmphA5.8 X 7 cm30-XUnknownPH-List of personsLate IIIrd/early IVth cent. ADPearl OM-Youtie HC-O.Mich.inv. 9657GreekCairo5OstNoNoprobably Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of Egyptsee electronic version of OMich II, 940PetermouthiOstD-EPearl OM-Youtie HCFOMich IIG940H1944UNoWNoX30-X[List of liturgical workers\ 5.8 X 7 cmn=Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of Egypt n p…ZhBs, kephalaiotes(?); Paesis; Aneinos; Patieis940Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptOMich IILiturgy (compulsory work)List of liturgical workers1944complete1Recto; Verso is blankDocumentary9657o.bmp<_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPICFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>jdone, on ph.; scannedk publishedp3/12/97 (or earlier)s1020…[AO.Mich.inv. 9655COstD-EPearl OM-Youtie HCFOMich IIG939H1944UNoWNoX30-X[List of liturgical workers(?)\ 7.7 X 7.3 cm o qm…[n=Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptoGreekr8s'see electronic version of OMich II, 939uUnknownvLate IIIrd/early IVth cent. ADwCairox$List of persons, including officialsySarapion son of Onnophris; Orsenouphis, eleourgos (elaiourgos); Seuthes, agoranomos; Alemon, hiereus; Ammonios son of Amsouphis; Dioskoros, veteran; Aion, komarches; Apollon son of PankrateszKLiturgy (compulsory work); Personal status: veteran; Priesthood; Profession{-|PHOFprobably Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptPcompleteQ1RRecto; Verso is blankS DocumentaryT 9655o.bmphR1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>j done, on ph.k publishedp3/12/97 (or earlier)…[AO.Mich.inv. 9655COstD-EPearl OM-Youtie HCFOMich IIG939H1944UNoWNoX30-X[List of liturgical workers(?)\ 7.7 X 7.3 cm p/…[hA7.7 X 7.3 cm30-XUnknownPH-List of persons, including officialsLate IIIrd/early IVth cent. ADPearl OM-Youtie HC-O.Mich.inv. 9655GreekCairo8OstNoNoprobably Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of Egyptsee electronic version of OMich II, 939BSarapion son of Onnophris; Orsenouphis, eleourgos (elaiourgos); Seuthes, agoranomos; Alemon, hiereus; Ammonios son of Amsouphis; Dioskoros, veteran; Aion, komarches; Apollon son of Pankrates939Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptOMich IILiturgy (compulsory work); Personal status: veteran; Priesthood; ProfessionList of liturgical workers(?)1944comple/D+…\AO.Mich.inv. 9652COstD-EPearl OM-Youtie HCFOMich IIG929H1944UNoWNoX30-X[Receipt for Transport of Grain\ 5.3 X 10.3 cmn=Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptoGreekr11s'see electronic version of OMich II, 929uUnknown tax-collectorvFeb. 19(?), 313 ADwCairoxHReceipt for delivery of grain, brought by an Apiris to an unknown harboryApiris son of Ouenaphris<_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>j done, on ph.k publishedp3/12/97 (or earlier)…\AO.Mich.inv. 9652COstD-EPearl OM-Youtie HCFOMich IIG929H1944UNoWNoX30-X[Receipt for Transport of Grain\ 5.3 X 10.3 cmn=Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptoGreekr11s'see electronic version of OMich II, 929uUnknown tax-collectorvFeb. 19(?), 313 ADwCairoxHReceipt for delivery of grain, brought by an Apiris to an unknown harboryApiris son of Ouenaphrisers(?)1944complete1<D+ u…\hB nome, province of Egyptsee electronic version of OMich II, 929Apiris son of Ouenaphris929Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptOMich IILiturgy (compulsory public service); Tax collection; Taxation (land); TransportationReceipt for Transport of Grain1944complete1Recto; Verso is blankDocumentary9652o.bmp<_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>misz/Tax collection; Taxation (land); Transportation u vB…]AO.Mich.inv. 9651COstD-EPearl OM-Youtie HCFOMich IIG862H1944UNoWNoX30-X[!Receipt(?) for Transport of Grain\ 6.8 X 5.4 cmn=Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptoGreekr3s'see electronic version of OMich II, 862uUnknown tax-collectorvLate IIIrd/early IVth cent. ADwCairoxKReceipt(?) for delivery of grain brought by a Sarapion to an unknown harborySarapion son of AntoniuszCLiturgy (compulsory public service); Tax collection; Transportation{-|PHOFprobably Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptPcompleteQ1ris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptoGreekr3s'see electronic version of OMich II, 862uUnknown tax-collectorvLate IIIrd/early IVth cent. ADwCairoxKReceipt(?) for delivery of grain brought by a Sarapion to an unknown harborySarapion son of AntoniuszCLiturgy (compulsory public service); Tax collection; Transportation{-|PHOFprobably Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptPcompleteQ1 s t…\iAIn the granary of the village of Karanis, of the horiodeiktia, has shifted (to the harbor) Apiris son of Ouenaphris through beasts of Arsinoe, for the crops of the 8th and 6th and 4th year, two donkeys of barley, equal 2 donkeys. In the 9th year, on Mecheir 25.@A> 1  = >jdone, on ph.; scannedk publishedp3/12/97 (or earlier)s1016by an Apiris to an unknown harborFeb. 19(?), 313 ADPearl OM-Youtie HChoriodeiktia (of) Karanis; Arsinoiton polisO.Mich.inv. 9652GreekCairo11OstNoNoprobably Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite<_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>diqi t w+…]RRecto; Verso is blankS DocumentaryT 9651o.bmphA6.8 X 5.4 cm30-XUnknown tax-collectorPH-Receipt(?) for delivery of grain brought by a Sarapion to an unknown harborLate IIIrd/early IVth cent. ADPearl OM-Youtie HC-O.Mich.inv. 9651GreekCairo3OstNoNoprobably Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of Egypt

    see electronic version of OMich II, 862Sarapion son of Antonius862Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptOMich IILiturgy (compulsory public service); Tax collection; TransportationReceipt(?) for Transport of Grain1944complete1Recto; Verso is blankDocumentary9651o.bmp<_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>Bi5Sarapion son of Antonius, seven sacks, equal 7 sacks.jdone, on ph.; scannedk publishedp3/12/97 (or earlier)s1015C zI…^D-EPearl OM-Youtie HCFOMich IIG810H1944UNoWNoX30-X[1Receipt (Certificate) for work on the embankments\ 7.1 X 5 cmn=Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptoGreekr5s'see electronic version of OMich II, 810uUnknown dyke-surveyorvJune 18, 188 ADwCairox@Certificate for work on the embankments performed by a TheagenesyTheagenes son of Horionz:Irrigation; Dyke Corve (compulsory work); Taxation (Land){-|PHOFprobably Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptPcompleteQ1RRecto; Verso is blankS DocumentaryT 9650o.bmph><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>Oi5Sarapion son of Antonius, seven sacks, equal 7 sacks.j done, on ph.k publishedp3/12/97 (or earlier)…^ z |…^hCP><_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>,iAmIn the 28th year, on Pauni 21, Theagenes son of Horion has given two naubia for (his) arourai. I have signed.m@Af E  K V  ] fjdone, on ph.; scannedk publishedp3/12/97 (or earlier)s1014…_AO.Mich.inv. 9649COstD-EPearl OM-Youtie HCFOMich IIG875H1944KBL X, 295 (date)UNoWNoX30-X[Receipt for Transport of Grain\ 6.6 X 6 cmn=Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptoGreekr4s'see electronic version of OMich II, 875uUnknown tax-collectorvApril 8, 278 ADwCairo x y…^hA7.1 X 5 cm30-XUnknown dyke-surveyorPH-Certificate for work on the embankments performed by a TheagenesJune 18, 188 ADPearl OM-Youtie HC-O.Mich.inv. 9650GreekCairo5OstNoNoprobably Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of Egyptsee electronicB version of OMich II, 810Theagenes son of Horion810Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptOMich IIIrrigation; Dyke Corve (compulsory work); Taxation (Land)Receipt (Certificate) for work on the embankments1944complete1Recto; Verso is blankDocumentary9650o.bmpsee electronic version of OMich II, 875Ptolemaios son of Iulianus (see ZPE 88 [1991] 180)875Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptOMich IILiturgy (compulsory public service); Tax collection; TransportationReceipt for Transport of Grain1944complete1Recto; Verso is blankDocumentary9649o.bmp<_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>mof Karanis, Ptolemaios son of Iulianus, 4 sacks. In the 3rd year, Pharmouthi 13. y {U…_xJReceipt for delivery of grain brought by a Ptolemaios to an unknown harbory2Ptolemaios son of Iulianus (see ZPE 88 [1991] 180)zCLiturgy (compulsory public service); Tax collection; Transportation{Karanis|PHOFprobably Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptPcompleteQ1RRecto; Verso is blankS DocumentaryT 9649o.bmphA6.6 X 6 cm30-XUnknown tax-collectorPH-Receipt for delivery of grain brought by a Ptolemaios to an unknown harborBL X, 295 (date)April 8, 278 ADPearl OM-Youtie HCKaranisO.Mich.inv. 9649GreekCairo4OstNoNoprobably Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, prk_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>QinOf the crops of the 2nd year, of Karanis, Ptolemaios son of Iulianus, 4 sacks. In the 3rd year, Pharmouthi 13. _…`AO.Mich.inv. 9647COstD-EPearl OM-Youtie HCFOMich IIG861H1944UNoWNoX30-X[!Receipt(?) for Transport of Grain\ 5.2 X 5.4 cmn=Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptoGreekr3s'see electronic version of OMich II, 861uUnknown tax-collectorvLate IIIrd cent. ADwCairoxKReceipt(?) for delivery of grain brought by an Esouris to an unknown harboryEsouris son of ChairemonzCLiturgy (compulsory public service); Tax collection; Transportation{-|PHOFprobably Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptPcompleteQ1RRecto; Verso is blankS DocumentaryhHerakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptPcompleteQ1RRecto; Verso is blankS Documentaryh>either Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, or unknown harbor, Herakleopolite or Memphite nome, provick_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>QinOf the crops of the 2nd year, of Karanis, Ptolemaios son of Julianus, 4 sacks. In the 3rd year, Pharmouthi 13.  …`hCRR1><_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>.i-Esouris son of Chairemon, six sacks, equal 6.j done, on ph.k publishedp3/12/97 (or earlier)s1012…aAO.Mich.inv. 9646COstD-EPearl OM-Youtie HCFOMich IIG815H1944UNoWNoX30-X[1Receipt (Certificate) for work on the embankments\ 8.1 X 4.8 cmn=Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptoGreekr3s'see electronic version of OMich II, 815uUnknown dyke-surveyorv(Late IInd/early IIIrd cent. AD (Aug. 25)wCairox?Certificate for work on the embankments performed by an ArianusyArianus son of Terentiusz3Irrigation; Dyke Corve (compulsory work); Taxation{-|PHizeBack_R1><_600DPIFro } ~…`hA5.2 X 5.4 cm30-XUnknown tax-collectorPH-Receipt(?) for delivery of grain brought by an Esouris to an unknown harborLate IIIrd cent. ADPearl OM-Youtie HC-O.Mich.inv. 9647GreekCairo3OstNoNoprobably Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of Egyptsee electronic version of OMich II, 861Esouris son of Chairemon861Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptOMich IILiturgy (compulsory public service); Tax collection; TransportationReceipt(?) for Transport of Grain1944complete1Recto; Verso is blankDocumentary8.1 X 4.8 cm30-XUnknown dyke-surveyorPH-Certificate for work on the embankments performed by an ArianusLate IInd/early IIIrd cent. AD (Aug. 25)Pearl OM-Youtie HC-O.Mich.inv. 9646GreekCairo3OstNoNoprobably Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of Egypt    >yPetem(--) xenos epetesz1Inland Travel; Taxation (persons); Tax collection{-|PHOFprobably Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptPcompleteQ1RRecto; Verso is blankS DocumentaryT 9644o.bmph …ahBaeogr Descr>see electronic version of OMich II, 815Arianus son of Terentius815Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptOMich IIIrrigation; Dyke Corve (compulsory work); TaxationReceipt (Certificate) for work on the embankments1944complete1Recto; Verso is blankDocumentary9646o.bmp<_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>@i^In the 1st year, on Mesore 2nd intercalary day, Arianus son of Terentius has given (his part).jdone, on ph.; scannedk published …bhA9 X 4.7 cm30-XUnknown tax-collectorPH-Receipt for payment of syntaxis by the mender Petem(--)Late Ist cent. B.C./early Ist cent. ADPearl OM-Youtie HC-O.Mich.inv. 9644GreekCairo2OstNoNoprobably Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptBsee electronic version of OMich II, 712Petem(--) xenos epetes712Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptOMich IIInland Travel; Taxation (persons); Tax collectionReceipt of money tax1944complete1Recto; Verso is blankDocumentary9644o.bmp< C(…bhC7_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>iA^In the 22th year, (has paid) Petem( ), external mender, for syntaxis, on Phamenoth 16, 210''.^@A> =  E >jdone, on ph.; scannedk publishedp3/12/97 (or earlier)s1010…cAO.Mich.inv. 9642COstEPearl OM-Youtie HCFOMich IIG928H1944KBL X, 295 (date; l. 1-2; 4)MZPE 88NLiesker WHM-Worp KAO187P1991UNoWNoX30-X[Receipt for Transport of Grain\ 9.8 X 5.6 cmn=Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptoGreekr4s'see electronic version of OMich II, 928uUnknown tax-collectorvMarch 21, 276 ADwCairought by a Ptolemaios(?) to an unknown harbor00DPIFrD>‚hC_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>i'(Text too fragmentary to be translated)j Done, on ph.k publishedp11/13/98s644 ‚AO.Mich.inv. 9197COstE Amundsen LFOMich IG302H1935K&BL III, 263 (l. 1); BL VII, 289 (l. 1)UNoWNoX 28-B115*-F I[Receipt for Tax Payment\ 9.3 x 4.8 cmn=Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptoGreekr3uUnknown tax-collectorvIst cent. A.D.?wCairox Receipt for payment of tax moneyyPyrrhos son of HoroszTaxation; Tax collection|PHOFprobably Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptPCompleteQ1RRecto; Verso is blankS Documentaryh<_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPught by a Ptolemaios(?) …dAO.Mich.inv. 9640COstD-EPearl OM-Youtie HCFOMich IIG890H1944UNoWNoX30-X[Receipt for Transport of Grain\ 6 X 5.6 cmn=Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptoGreekr6s'see electronic version of OMich II, 890uUnknown tax-collectorvJune 23, 289 ADwCairoxfReceipt for delivery of grain brought by a Tithoeis, in the name of a Ouenaphris, to an unknown harbory9Cassianus; Ouenaphris (Onnophris) son of Atisios (Atisis)zTLiturgy (compulsory public service); Tax collection; Taxation (land); Transportation{Dinnis; horiodeiktia of Karanis|PHOFprobably Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptPcompleteQ1RRecto; Verso is blankS DocumentaryT 9640o.bmphlic service); Tax collection; Taxation (land); Transportation{Dinnis; horiodeiktia of Karanis|PHOFprobably Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptPcompleteQ1RRecto; Verso is blankS DocumentaryT 9640o.bmphk_R8> …dhA6 X 5.6 cm30-XUnknown tax-collectorPH-Receipt for delivery of grain brought by a Tithoeis, in the name of a Ouenaphris, to an unknown harborJune 23, 289 ADPearl OM-Youtie HCDinnis; horiodeiktia of KaranisO.Mich.inv. 9640GreekCairo6OstNoNoprobably Karanis, Herakleidou merisB, Arsinoite nome, province of Egyptsee electronic version of OMich II, 890Cassianus; Ouenaphris (Onnophris) son of Atisios (Atisis)890Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptOMich IILiturgy (compulsory public service); Tax collection; Taxation (land); TransportationReceipt for Transport of Grain1944complete1Rec PrO…ehC>1Recto; Verso is blankDocumentary9635o.bmp<_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>iA![In] the granary of the village of Karanis, of the crops of the 8th and [6th] year, Achillas son of Antoninus, through Syros son of Herakles, donkey-driver, has handed in four sacks of wheat, = 4, in the harbor of Leukogion. I, Isidoros, have signed. In the 9th and 7th year, on Epeiph 29.!jdone, on ph.; scannedk publishedp3/12/97 (or earlier)…fAO.Mich.inv. 9632COstD-EPearl OM-Youtie HCFOMich IIG883H1944KBL X, 295 (date)UNoWNoX30-X[Receipt for Transport of Grain\ 9.4 X 7.5 cmgypt …dhCto; Verso is blankDocumentary9640o.bmp<_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>iA(Through beasts?) of Dinnis, through Cassianus, of the village of the horiodeiktia of Karanis, in the name of Ouenaphris son of Atisios, two donkeys. In the 5th and 4th year, on Pauni 29.@A> F  R >jdone, on ph.; scannedk publishedp3/12/97 (or earlier)s1006…eAO.Mich.inv. 9635COstD-EPearl OM-Youtie HCFOMich IIG930H1944KBL VIII, 528 (date)UNoWNoX30-X[Receipt for Transport of Grain\ 7.5 X 9.3 cmlete1RecPrC…fn=Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptoGreekr3s'see electronic version of OMich II, 883uUnknown tax-collectorvDec. 21, 280 AD(?)wCairoxJReceipt for delivery of grain brought by a Ptolemaios to an unknown harbory2Ptolemaios son of Iulianus (see ZPE 88 [1991] 180)zCLiturgy (compulsory public service); Tax collection; Transportation{Karanis|PHOFprobably Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptPcompleteQ1RRecto; Verso is blankS DocumentaryT 9632o.bmphjdone, on ph.; scannedk publishedl1W.H.M. Liesker - K.A. Worp, ZPE 88 (1991) p. 186.p3/12/97 (or earlier)inus, through Syros son of Herakles, donkey-driver, has handed in four sacks of wheat, = 4, in the harbor of Leukogion. I, Isidoros, have signed. In the 9th and 7th year, on Epeiph 29.!jdone, on ph.; scannedk publishedp3/12/97 (or earlier)…fAO.Mich.inv. 9632COstD-EPearl OM-Youtie HCFOMich IIG883H1944UNoWNoX30-X …ehA7.5 X 9.3 cm30-XIsidorosPH-Receipt for transport of grain to an unknown harbor by a Syros in the name of an AchillasBL VIII, 528 (date)July 23, 315 ADPearl OM-Youtie HCKaranis; LeukogionO.Mich.inv. 9635GreekCairo7OstNoNoKaranis, Herakleidou meris, ArsinoiteB nome, province of Egyptsee electronic version of OMich II, 930Achillas son of Antoninus; Syros son of Herakles, onelates; Isidoros930Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptOMich IILiturgy (compulsory public service); Profession; Tax collection; Taxation (land); TransportationReceipt for Transport of Grain1944nearly complete…en=Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptoGreekr7s'see electronic version of OMich II, 930uIsidorosvJuly 23, 315 ADwCairoxYReceipt for transport of grain to an unknown harbor by a Syros in the name of an AchillasyDAchillas son of Antoninus; Syros son of Herakles, onelates; Isidorosz`Liturgy (compulsory public service); Profession; Tax collection; Taxation (land); Transportation{Karanis; Leukogion|PHO=Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptPnearly completeQ1RRecto; Verso is blankS DocumentaryT 9635o.bmph, of the crops of the 8th and [6th] year, Achillas son of Antoninus, through Syros son of Herakles, donkey-driver, has handed in four sacks of wheat, = 4, in the harbor of Leukogion. I, Isidoros, have signed. In the 9th and 7th year, on Epeiph 29.!jdone, on ph.; scannedk publishedp3/12/97 (or earlier)xt_title>Receipt for delivery from the granary to the harbor1944nearly comp z…gAO.Mich.inv. 9629COstD-EPearl OM-Youtie HCFOMich IIG731H1944UNoWNoX30-X[Receipt of money tax\ 7.2 X 7.8n=Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptoGreekr2s'see electronic version of OMich II, 731uUnknown tax-collectorv&Late Ist cent. B.C./early Ist cent. ADwCairox+Receipt for payment of some tax by a SoulisySoulis son of Petearpsenesis_R8>Ri{Ptolemaios son of Iulianus, of the crops of the 5th year of Karanis, through beasts, six sacks. In the 6th year, Choiak 25.jdone, on ph.; scannedk publishedl*Liesker WHM-Worp KA, ZPE 88 (1991) p. 186.p3/12/97 (or earlier)…gAO.Mich.inv. 9629COstD-EPearl OM-Youtie HCFOMich IIG731H1944UNoWNoX30-X[Receipt of money tax\ 7.2 X 7.8n=Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptoGreekr2s'see electronic version of OMich II, 731uUnknown tax-collectorv&Late Ist cent. B.C./early Ist cent. ADwCairox+Receipt for payment of some tax by a SoulisySoulis son of PetearpsenesisC …fhC9632o.bmp<_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>ri{Ptolemaios son of Iulianus, of the crops of the 5th year of Karanis, through beasts, six sacks. In the 6th year, Choiak 25.jdone, on ph.; scannedk publishedl1W.H.M. Liesker - K.A. Worp, ZPE 88 (1991) p. 186.p3/12/97 (or earlier)s10000DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>Vher Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, or unknown harbor, Herakleopolite or Memphite nome, DDNjT9633oW9633obmpV9635oeW9635obmpeV9637oW9637obmpV9638oW9638obmpV9639oW9639obmpV9640odW9640obmpdV9641oW9641obmpV9642ocW9642obmpcV9643oW9643obmpV9644obW9644obmpbV9646oaW9646obmpaV9649o_W9649obmp_V9650o^W9650obmp^V9651o]W9651obmp]V9652o\W9652obmp\V9653oW9653obmpV9655o[W9655obmp[V9656oW9656obmpV9657oZW9657obmpZV9659oW9659obmpV965rW965rbmpV9661oW9661obmpV W W966r21bmp V V966r3 W WWWWW966r31bmp V VV966r32bmpVV966r33bmpV966r4WWWWW966r41bmpVVV966r42bmpVVV966r5WWW966r51bmpVVV966r6WWW966r61bmpVVV966v4+W966v42bmp+V966v5+W966v51bmp+V …gzTaxation; Tax collection{-|PHOFprobably Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptPcompleteQ1RRecto; Verso is blankS DocumentaryT 9629o.bmphA7.2 X 7.830-XUnknown tax-collectorPH-Receipt for payment of some tax by a SoulisLate Ist cent. B.C./early Ist cent. ADPearl OM-Youtie HC-O.Mich.inv. 9629GreekCairo2OstNoNoprobably Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of Egyptsee electronieris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptPcompleteQ1RRecto; Verso is blankS Documentaryh D&…ghBc version of OMich II, 731Soulis son of Petearpsenesis731Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptOMich IITaxation; Tax collectionReceipt of money tax1944complete1Recto; Verso is blankDocumentary9629o.bmp<_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFrontC_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>iAa In the 11th year, (has paid) Soulis son of Petearpsenesis, for s( ), on Thoth 20, 4 (drachmai).a@2><_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_\ …hhA9 X 9 cm30-XPhilipposPH-Receipt for chaff of Karanis brought by a MorosEarly IVth cent. ADPearl OM-Youtie HCKaranisO.Mich.inv. 9625GreekCairo6OstNoNounknown harbor, Herakleopolite or Memphite nome, province of Egyptsee electronic version of OMich II, 784BMoros son of Valens; Philippos784Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptOMich IITax collection; taxation (Land)Receipt of tax payment in kind1944complete1Recto; Verso is blankDocumentary9625o.bmp<_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2> C6…iiAIn the granary of the horiodeiktia of Karanis, of the 12th and 11th and 4th year, in the name of Petkas, two donkeys, equal 2. In the 13th and 12th and 5th year, on Tybi 13.@A>   " >jdone, on ph.; scannedk publishedp3/12/97 (or earlier)s993…jAO.Mich.inv. 9617COstD-EPearl OM-Youtie HCFOMich IIG782H1944K#For the date, see P.Col. VII, p. 68UNoWNoX 30-152*-Y II[Receipt of tax payment in kind\ 11 X 11.4 cmn=Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptoGreekr4s'see electronic version of OMich II, 782uOuranisvDec. 25, 344 A.D.wCairox>Receipt for chaff of Karanis brought by the attendant PetronisyHPetronis (Petronius), diakon; Ouranis (Ouranios) (see P.Col. VII, p. 68)zTax collection; taxation (Land){Karanis|PHOBunknown harbor, Herakleopolite or Memphite nome, province of EgyptPcompleteQ1RRecto; Verso is blankS DocumentaryT 9617o.bmphŠThCht_R2><_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>DiAZIn the fourth year (has paid) Ninis son of Amphiomis, for syntaxis, on Pharmouthi 16, 250.Z@A> :  B >jdone, on ph.; scannedk publishedp3/12/97 (or earlier)s995ŠUAO.Mich.inv. 9621BRectoCOstD-E Youtie HCFTAPA 71G639H1940MOMich IINPearl OM-Youtie HCO800P1944UNoWNoX 30-132*-R III[;Receipt of tax payment in kind (or memorandum of delivery?)\ 6.8 X 5.1 cmn=Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptoGreekr3s'see electronic version of OMich II, 800uUnknownvIst cent. AD(?)wCairo F…ixFReceipt for delivery of grain brought by a Petkas to an unknown harboryPetkaszTLiturgy (compulsory public service); Tax collection; Taxation (land); Transportation{horiodeiktia of Karanis|PHOFprobably Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptPcompleteQ1RRecto; Verso is blankS DocumentaryT 9620o.bmphA7.8 X 7.2 cm30-132*-Q IIIUnknown tax-collectorPH-Receipt for delivery of grain brought by a Petkas to an unknown harborJan. 8, 297 ADPearl OM-Youtie HChoriodeiktia of KaranisO.Mich.inv. 9620GreekCairo5OstNoNoprobably Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of -…iAO.Mich.inv. 9620COstD-EPearl OM-Youtie HCFOMich IIG905H1944UNoWNoX 30-132*-Q III[Receipt for Transport of Grain\ 7.8 X 7.2 cmn=Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptoGreekr5s'see electronic version of OMich II, 905uUnknown tax-collectorvJan. 8, 297 ADwCairon Pauni 11. Has brought Moros son of Valens, for the villagers of Karanis of the 11th indiction, three hundred litrai of chaff, 300 litrai. Philippos, (I have signed).@A W  ` p  v  jdone, on ph.; scannedk publishedp3/12/97 (or earlier)…iAO.Mich.inv. 9620COstD-EPearl OM-Youtie HCFOMich IIG905H1944UNoWNoX 30-132*-Q III[Receipt for Transport of Grain\ 7.8 X 7.2 cmn=Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptoGreekr5s'see electronic version of OMich II, 905uUnknown tax-collectorvJan. 8, 297 ADwCairo t…ihBEgyptsee electronic version of OMich II, 905Petkas905Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptOMich IILiturgy (compulsory public service); Tax collection; Taxation (land); TransportationReceipt for Transport of Grain1944complete1Recto; Verso is blankDocumentary9620o.bmp<_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>Hicomplete1Recto; Verso is blankDocumentary…iAHas brought Tiberinus, counselor of Alexandria, through Patermouthis, tax-gatherer of Karanis, (for) the second indiction, one-hundred and twenty-five litrai of chaff, 125 litrai. In the 15th and 12th and 4th year, on Pharmouthi 28.@Af   fjdone, on neg.; scannedk publishedlLB. Palme, Das Amt des apaitetes in Aegypten (Wien, 1989) p. 244-245, n. 142.p3/26/97s1120Material>OstNoYes<>p3/26/97><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>iAOn Choiak 29. Has brought Petronis, the attendant, of Karanis, of the third (indiction), two hundred forty litrai, 240 litrai alone. I, Ouranis, have signed.@[.†tn=Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptoGreekr6uOnesimos, son of PhaniasvEarly IVth cent. A.D.wCairox5Receipt for chaff brought by Kouttas, son of Isidorosy0Kouttas son of Isidoros; Onesimos son of PhaniaszTaxation (Land); Tax collection{Karanis|PHOBunknown harbor, Herakleopolite or Memphite nome, province of EgyptPcompleteQ1RRecto; Verso is blankS DocumentaryT 9819o.bmphA8.8 X 7.5 cm33-158*-P VOnesimos, son of PhaniasPHReceipt for chaff brought by Kouttas, son of IsidorosEarly IVth cent. A.D.Youtie HCKaranisO.Mich.inv. 9819GreekCairo6OstNoNo (only a print)unknown harbor, Herakleopolite or Memphite nome, province of EgyptKouttas son of IsidorosC6~,…jhCR1>9617o.bmp<_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>`iAOn Choiak 29. Has brought Petronis, the attendant, of Karanis, of the third (indiction), two hundred forty litrai, 240 litrai alone. I, Ouranis, have signed.@A M  V k  q w  } jdone, on ph.; scannedk publishedp3/12/97 (or earlier)s991> iAOn Choiak 29. Has brought Petronis, the attendant, of Karanis, of the third (indiction), two hundred forty litrai, 240 litrai alone. I, Ouranis, have signed.@ …khC 00DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>i[- - -] of Babylon [- - - seven baskets (sarganai) of - - -], equal 7, [and - - -] one [basket (sargane) of - - -, equals 1 - - -]jdone, on ph.; scannedk publishedp3/12/97 (or earlier)s989g_No>788BKaranis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptOMich IITax collection; taxation (Land)Receipt of tax payment in kind(?)1944broken at top and right1Recto; Verso is blankDocumentary9615o.bmp<_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4>ih † i> of OMich III, 981Orsenouphis son of Xe(--)(?) <OR: xenos?> (see also O. Mich. I, 122)981Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptOMich IIIInland Travel(?); Taxation; Tax collectionReceipt for money tax1951complete1Recto; Verso is blankDocumentary<_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>*0DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>h/><_600DPIBack_R8>~ …khA3.6 X 4 cm30-152*-U IIUnknown tax-collectorPH-Receipt for chaff for BabylonEarly IVth cent. ADPearl OM-Youtie HCBabylonO.Mich.inv. 9615GreekCairo3OstNoNounknown harbor, Herakleopolite or Memphite nome, province of Egyptsee electronic version of OMich II,B 788[---]788Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptOMich IITax collection; taxation (Land)Receipt of tax payment in kind(?)1944broken at top and right1Recto; Verso is blankDocumentary9615o.bmp<_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_6 ;…lAO.Mich.inv. 9597COstDOMich. II, 789-795?EPearl OM-Youtie HCFOMich IIG796H1944UNoWNoX 30-E103A-C[;Receipt of tax payment in kind (or memorandum of delivery?)\ 10.2 X 6 cmn=Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptoGreekr2s'see electronic version of OMich II, 796uUnknownv&Late Ist cent. B.C./early Ist cent. ADwCairox>Receipt or memorandum for delivery of beer from or to a HosiosyHosioszTax collection; taxation{-|PHOFprobably Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptPcompleteQ1RRecto; Verso is blankn kind (or memorandum of delivery?)\ 10.2 X 6 cmn=Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptoGreekr2s'see electronic version of OMich II, 796uUnknownv&Late Ist cent. B.C./early Ist cent. ADwCairox>Receipt or memorandum for delivery of beer from or to a HosiosyHosioszTax collection; taxation{-|PHOFprobably Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptPcompleteQ1RRecto; Verso is blank D2…lhB/>see electronic version of OMich II, 796Hosios796Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptOMich IITax collection; taxationReceipt of tax payment in kind (or memorandum of delivery?)1944complete1Recto; Verso is blankDocumentary9597o.bmp<_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>#iAHOn Epeiph 17, (has brought/has been brought to) Hosios 3 lakkoi of beer.H@A> 9  ? > …lS DocumentaryT 9597o.bmphA10.2 X 6 cm30-E103A-CUnknownPHOMich. II, 789-795?Receipt or memorandum for delivery of beer from or to a HosiosLate Ist cent. B.C./early Ist cent. ADPearl OM-Youtie HC-O.Mich.inv. 9597GreekCairo2OstNoNoprobably Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of Egypt<_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>iAHOn Epeiph 17, (has brought/has been brought to) Hosios 3 lakkoi of beer.H@A> 9  ? >Di …mhC_side>Recto; Verso is blankDocumentary9593o.bmp<_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>jdone, on ph.; scannedk publishedp3/12/97 (or earlier)s973…nAO.Mich.inv. 9592COstDOMich. II, 789-795?EPearl OM-Youtie HCFOMich IIG795H1944UNoWNoX 30-D111K-N I[;Receipt of tax payment in kind (or memorandum of delivery?)\ 3.8 X 5.1 cmn=Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptoGreekr2s'see electronic version of OMich II, 795uUnknownvIst cent. B.C.wCairox*Receipt or memorandum for delivery of beery[---]zTax collection; taxation{-|PH the bottom left13.8 X 5.1 cm30-D111K-N IUnknownPHOMich. II, 789-795?Receipt or memorandum for delivery of beerIst cent. B.C.Pearl OM-Youtie HC-O.Mich.inv. 9592GreekCairo2OstNoNoprobably Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of Egyptsee electronic version memorandum of delivery?)\ 3.8 X 5.1 cmn=Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptoGreekr2s'see electronic version of OMich II, 795uUnknownvIst cent. B.C.wCairox*Receipt or memorandum for delivery of beery[---]zTax collection; taxation{-|PHOFprobably Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of Egypt …oAO.Mich.inv. 9588COstD-EPearl OM-Youtie HCFOMich IIG755H1944UNoWNoX 30-D111K-J I[Receipt of money tax\ 6.7 X 8 cmn=Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptoGreekr2s'see electronic version of OMich II, 755uUnknown tax-collectorv&Late Ist cent. B.C./early Ist cent. ADwCairox(Receipt for tax payment by a Petesouchosy PetesouchoszTaxation; Tax collection{-|PHOFprobably Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptPcompleteQ1RRecto; Verso is blankS DocumentaryT 9588o.bmphgyptPcompleteQ1RRecto; Verso is blankS DocumentaryT 9588o.bmphpt of tax payment in kind (or memorandum of delivery?)\ 3.8 X 5.1 cmn=Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptoGreekr2s'see electronic version of OMich II, 795uUnknownvIst cent. B.C.wCairox*Receipt or memorandum for delivery of beery[---]zTax collection; taxation{-|PHOFprobably Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of Egypt O…njdone, on ph.; scannedk publishedp3/12/97 (or earlier)s9722o.bmphA3.8 X 5.1 cm30-D111K-N IUnknownPHOMich. II, 789-795?Receipt or memorandum for delivery of beerIst cent. B.C.Pearl OM-Youtie HC- O.Mich.inv. 9592GreekCairo2OstNoNoprobably Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of Egyptsee electronic version …nhBof OMich II, 795[---]795Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptOMich IITax collection; taxationReceipt of tax payment in kind (or memorandum of delivery?)1944broken at top and right1Recto; Verso is blankDocumentary9592o.bmp<_600DPIFronC,t_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>iANOn Epeiph [. . ., (has brought/has been brought to) . . . . .] lakkoi of beer.N@A> ?  E >j done, on ph.ed …ohA6.7 X 8 cm30-D111K-J IUnknown tax-collectorPH-Receipt for tax payment by a PetesouchosLate Ist cent. B.C./early Ist cent. ADPearl OM-Youtie HC-O.Mich.inv. 9588GreekCairo2OstNoNoprobably Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of Egyptsee eleBctronic version of OMich II, 755Petesouchos755Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptOMich IITaxation; Tax collectionReceipt of money tax1944complete1Recto; Verso is blankDocumentary9588o.bmp<_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_60 …ohC 0DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>i?In the 2nd year, (has paid) Petesouchos, on Pharmouthi 11, 100.jdone, on ph.; scannedk publishedp3/12/97 (or earlier)s970…pAO.Mich.inv. 9587COstD-EPearl OM-Youtie HCFOMich IIG703H1944UNoWNoX 30-D111K-H I[Account or Receipt (of Money?)\ 4.6 X 5 cmn=Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptoGreekr2s'see electronic version of OMich II, 703uUnknownvIst cent. B.C.wCairox)Account or tax receipt, probably of moneyy-zAccount(?); Tax Collection(?){-|PHOFprobably Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptPbroken at leftQ1RRecto; Verso is blankS DocumentaryT 9587o.bmphack_R2><_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront ,…phA4.6 X 5 cm30-D111K-H IUnknownPH-Account or tax receipt, probably of moneyIst cent. B.C.Pearl OM-Youtie HC-O.Mich.inv. 9587GreekCairo2OstNoNoprobably Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of Egyptsee electronic version of OMich II, 703-703Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptOMich IIAccount(?); Tax Collection(?)Account or Receipt (of Money?)1944broken at left1Recto; Verso is blankDocumentary9587o.bmp<_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFr, …qhA7.8 x 4 cm30-D111K-F IUnknownPH-Account(?) of moneyIInd/Ist cent. B.C.Pearl OM-Youtie HC-O.Mich.inv. 9585GreekCairo1OstNoNoprobably Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of Egyptsee electronic version of OMich II, 700-700Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptOMich IIAccount(?)Account(?) of Money1944complete1Recto; Verso is blankDocumentary9585o.bmp<_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_6 …qhC00DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>i 80 talents.jdone, on ph.Scanned. k publishedp3/12/97 (or earlier)s967…rAO.Mich.inv. 9583COstD-EPearl OM-Youtie HCFOMich IIG743H1944UNoWNoX 30-D111K-D I[Receipt of money tax\ 7.1 X 6.5 cmn=Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptoGreekr2s'see electronic version of OMich II, 743uUnknown tax-collectorv&Late Ist cent. B.C./early Ist cent. ADwCairo8A1Receipt for payment of epistatikon by a Pnepheros1@A>   " >yPnepheros son of PeteuchoszTaxation; Tax collection{-|PHOFprobably Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptPcomplete, but erased at leftQ1RRecto; Verso is blankS DocumentaryT 9583o.bmphFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><K211W212_W213W215tWuW216WWW217iW217-218W218WWWWWW219WWW_WxW219-20wW22WvWWW220^W-W.W224W2266W227W23WWW6WWW24-25WW247wW26W~W27W276wW29W290EWW291`W295IWJWW296W3WWWWWWWWWWSWWWW3-4W307W310W327W3279W33W33-38~W338oWWW34wW35~W35-36~W355W36~W36-37~W365/366W3676W*W372W373W375wWeBack_R2><_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8l …rhA7.1 X 6.5 cm30-D111K-D IUnknown tax-collectorPH-Receipt for payment of epistatikon by a PnepherosLate Ist cent. B.C./early Ist cent. ADPearl OM-Youtie HC-O.Mich.inv. 9583GreekCairo2OstNoNoprobably Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of Egyptsee electronic version of OMich II, 743Pnepheros son of Peteuchos743Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptOMich IITaxation; Tax collectionReceipt of money tax1944complete, but erased at left1Recto; Verso is blankDocumentary9583o.bmp< Puq…rhC:/><_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>iAd In the 22nd year, (has paid) Pnepheros son of Peteuchos, for epistatikon, on . . . 17, 2 drachmai.d@Af >  I [  c fjdone, on ph. Scannedk publishedp3/12/97 (or earlier) …sAO.Mich.inv. 9581COstD-EPearl OM-Youtie HCFOMich IIG769H1944UNoWNoX 30-D111K-B I[Receipt of money tax\ 7 X 4.8 cmn=Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptoGreekr2s'see electronic version of OMich II, 769uUnknown tax-collectorv Ist cent. ADwCairox"Receipt for tax payment by a MaiosyMaios son of AkousilaoszTaxation; Tax collection{-L t…tAO.Mich.inv. 9580COstD-EPearl OM-Youtie HCFOMich IIG763H1944UNoWNoX 30-D111K-A I[Receipt of money tax province of EgyptOMich IITaxation; Tax collectionReceipt of money tax1944complete1Recto; Verso is blankDocumentary9581o.bmp<_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600CDPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>i7(Has paid) Maios son of Akousilaos, on Epeiph 7, 300''.jdone, on ph. Scannedk publishedp3/12/97 (or earlier)…tAO.Mich.inv. 9580COstD-EPearl OM-Youtie HCFOMich IIG763H1944UNoWNoX 30-D111K-A I[Receipt of money taxno†#hA7.1 X 5.9 cm30-D111K-G IUnknown tax-collectorPH-Receipt for tax payment by a Sek[--]Ist cent. B.C.Youtie HC-O.Mich.inv. 9586GreekCairo2OstNoNoprobably Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of Egyptsee electronic version of OMich III, 997Sek[---](?)997Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptOMich IIITaxation; Tax collectionReceipt for (money?) tax1951The text has faded considerably on the right side, and the difficulty of reading is increased by a salt deposit spread more or less over the entire surface.1Recto; Verso is blankDocumentary7.9 X 8.7 cm30-D111K-A IUnknown tax-collectorPH-Receipt for tax payment by a MestasutmisIst cent. B.C.Pearl OM-Youtie HC-O.Mich.inv. 9580GreekCairo2OstNoNoprobably Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of Egyptsee electronic version of OMioX 30-D111K-A I[Receipt of money tax\ 7.9 X 8.7 cm {…tiAf I  Q g  o fknown tax-collectorvIst cent. B.C.wCairox(Receipt for tax payment by a MestasutmisyMestasytmis son of Sentheusz"Taxation (persons); Tax collection{-|PHOFprobably Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptPlower right edge brokenQ1RRecto; Verso is blankS DocumentaryhA7.9 X 8.7 cm30-D111K-A IUnknown tax-collectorPH-Receipt for tax payment by a MestasutmisIst cent. B.C.Pearl OM-Youtie HC-O.Mich.inv. 9580GreekCairo2OstNoNoprobably Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of Egyptsee electronic version of OMi …tijdone, on ph. Scannedk publishedp3/12/97 (or earlier)s962…uAO.Mich.inv. 9579COstD-EPearl OM-Youtie HCFOMich IIG742H1944UNoWNoX 30-D111K-Z[Receipt of money tax\ 6.6 X 5.7 cmn=Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptoGreekr3s'see electronic version of OMich II, 742uUnknown tax-collectorvIst cent. B.C.wCairo8A0Receipt for payment of epistatikon by a Sentheus0@A>   " >ySentheus son of NekpherauszTaxation; Tax collection{-|PHOFprobably Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptPcompleteQ1RRecto; Verso is blankS DocumentaryT 9579o.bmph/><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>iApIn the 28th year, (has paid) Mestasytmis son of Sentheus, on Epeiph 7, 4 drachmai; on the 8th, [. . .] drachmai.p@ …uhA6.6 X 5.7 cm30-D111K-ZUnknown tax-collectorPH-Receipt for payment of epistatikon by a SentheusIst cent. B.C.Pearl OM-Youtie HC-O.Mich.inv. 9579GreekCairo3OstNoNoprobably Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of Egyptsee electronic version Bof OMich II, 742Sentheus son of Nekpheraus742Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptOMich IITaxation; Tax collectionReceipt of money tax1944complete1Recto; Verso is blankDocumentary9579o.bmp<_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600 …thBch II, 763Mestasytmis son of Sentheus763Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptOMich IITaxation (persons); Tax collectionReceipt of money tax1944lower right edge broken1Recto; Verso is blankDocumentary9580o.bmp<_600DPIFront_R1><_600CDPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>iApIn the 28th year, (has paid) Mestasytmis son of Sentheus, on Epeiph 7, 4 drachmai; on the 8th, [. . .] drachmai.p@ …uhC DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>iA(Has paid) Sentheus son of Nekpheraus, for epistatikon, in the 21th year, on Pa( ) 2, 40; on the 3rd, 80; on the 4th, 60; on the 7th, 50.@A> +  6 >jdone, on ph. Scannedk publishedp3/12/97 (or earlier)s961 …vAO.Mich.inv. 9578COstD-EPearl OM-Youtie HCFOMich IIG748H1944UNoWNoX 30-D111K-Y[Receipt of money tax\ 7.9 X 5.8 cmn=Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptoGreekr4s'see electronic version of OMich II, 748uUnknown tax-collectorv!Ist cent. B.C./early Ist cent. ADwCairoxAReceipt for payment of bath tax by a Nekpheraus and an Ape(--)(?)yNekpheraus; Ape(--)(?)><_600DPIFront_ …vz"Taxation (persons); Tax collection{-|PHOFprobably Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptPcompleteQ1RRecto; Verso is blankS DocumentaryT 9578o.bmphA7.9 X 5.8 cm30-D111K-YUnknown tax-collectorPH-Receipt for payment of bath tax by a Nekpheraus and an Ape(--)(?)Ist cent. B.C./early Ist cent. ADPearl OM-Youtie HC-O.Mich.inv. 9578GreekCairo4OstNoNoprobably Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of Egyptsee electronic version of OMich II, 748Nekpheraus; Ape(--)(?)748Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptOMich IITaxation (persons); Tax collectionReceipt of money tax1944complete1Recto; Verso is blankDocumentary9578o.bmp<_6C500DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>ihIn the 14th year, (have paid) Nekpheraus and Ape( )(?), for the account of bath tax, on Epeiph 22, 7''.jdone, on ph. Scannedk publishedp3/12/97 (or earlier)s960…w …whC;<_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>iA In the . . . year, (has paid) . . . son of . . ., for epistatikon, on Pharmouthi 25, 70; on the 26th, 60; on the 2th, 70; on the 29th, 50; on Pachon 4, 60; on the 8th, 100; on the 9th, 80; on the 11th, 60; on the 13th, 80; on the 17th, 120; on the 18th, 100; on the 20th, 120''.@A> 7  B >jdone, on ph. Scannedk publishedp3/12/97 (or earlier)s959…xAO.Mich.inv. 9576COstD-EPearl OM-Youtie HCFOMich IIG704H1944UNoWNoX 30-D111K-W[Account (of Money?)\6 X 7 cmn=Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptoGreekr3…wAO.Mich.inv. 9577 …xs'see electronic version of OMich II, 704uUnknownvIst cent. B.C.wCairoxAccount, probably of moneyy-zAccount{-|PHOFprobably Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptPcompleteQ1RRecto; Verso is blankS DocumentaryT 9576o.bmphA6 X 7 cm30-D111K-WUnknownPH-Account, probably of moneyIst cent. B.C.Pearl OM-Youtie HC-O.Mich.inv. 9576GreekCairo3OstNoNoprobably Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of Egyptsee electronic version of OMich II, 704-7.Mich.inv. 9576COstD-EPearl OM-Youtie HCFOMich IIG704H1944UNoWNoX 30-D111K-W[Account (of Money?)\6 X 7 cmn=Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptoGreekr3s'see electronic version of OMich II, 704uUnknown …whA9.8 X 8 cm30-D111K-XUnknown tax-collectorPH-Receipt for payment of epistatikon by an unknown tax-payerIst cent. B.C.Pearl OM-Youtie HC-O.Mich.inv. 9577GreekCairo6OstNoNoprobably Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of Egyptsee electronic Bversion of OMich II, 737--- son of ---737Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptOMich IITaxation; Tax collectionReceipt of money tax1944writing surface lost at the top for a distance of 1.1-2.1 cm1Recto; Verso is blankDocumentary9577o.bmp ,q…xhB04Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptOMich IIAccountAccount (of Money?)1944complete1Recto; Verso is blankDocumentary9576o.bmp<_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPICFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>igIn the second year, Hathyr 7, 100; the 16th, 100; the 29th, 40; Choiak 2, 40; the 4th, 40; the 6th, 80.jdone, on ph. Scanned. k publishedp3/12/97 (or earlier)s958=Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptoGreekr3s'see electronic version of OMich II, 704uUnknown@,…[Account or Receipt of Money\ 7.5 X 7.1 cm_Demotic unpublishedn=Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptoDemotic & Greekr3 (1 of Greek)s'see electronic version of OMich II, 701uUnknownvIst cent. B.C.wCairox Account of money, or tax receipty-zAccount(?); Tax Collection(?){-|PHOFprobably Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptPcompleteQ1RRecto; Verso is blankS DocumentaryT 9343o.bmphA7.5 X 7.1 cm29-C137B-RUnknownPH-Account of money, or tax receiptIst cent. B.C.Pearl OM-Youtie HC-O.Mich.inv. 9343Demotic & GreekCairo3 (1 of Greek)OstNoNoDemotic unpublishedprobably Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptsFOMich IIG701H1944UNoWNoX 29-C137B-R,,…y_Date: from H.C. Youtie's notesn=Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptoGreekr3s'see electronic version of OMich II, 762uUnknown tax-collectorv?Late Ist cent. B.C./early Ist cent. AD (9/8 B.C. or 35/36 A.D.)wCairox'Receipt for tax payment by an OnnophrisyOnnophris son of Petetriphisz"Taxation (persons); Tax collection{-|PHOFprobably Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptPcompleteQ1RRecto; Verso is blankS DocumentaryT 9574o.bmphA9 X 7.3 cm30-D111K-KUnknown tax-collectorPH-Receipt for tax payment by an OnnophrisLate Ist cent. B.C./early Ist cent. AD (9/8 B.C. or 35/36 A.D.)Pearl OM-Youtie HC-O.Mich.inv. 9574GreekCairo3OstNoNoDate: from H.C. Youtie's notesprobably Karanis, Herakleidou meriFul4n;spaceWcWsWWWW1WTWUWspacestWspongeWspongedWsquatting<WstampWWWWstanding%W,W-W0WstichosWstill;W>WWMWWstringhWWWstrokesWW/WstructureWWstudiesWWWWWe, probably after having been used to compile a summary of the payments of the year. For the date of this text (contemporary to the archive of Ptollas's sons), see PMich VI, p. 101 and 108 (FiCrst half of IVth cent. AD, mainly for proposographical reasons) and P.J. Sijpesteijn, ZPE 64 (1986) p. 118 (Beginning of Vth cent. AD, for palaeographical reasons - BL VIII, 213).Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of Egyptsee electronic version of PMich VI, 416Aeion son of Sambas416Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptPMich VITaxation (Land); Tax Collec, |…yiIn the 22nd year, (has paid) Onnophris son of Petetriphis, on Mesore 11, 100; on the 13th, 100; on the 15th, 55; on the 16th, 100''.jdone, on ph. Scannedk publishedp3/12/97 (or earlier)s957…zAO.Mich.inv. 9572COstD-EPearl OM-Youtie HCFOMich IIG744H1944UNoWNoX 30-D111K-G[Receipt of money tax\ 6.9 X 5.2 cmn=Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptoGreekr2s'see electronic version of OMich II, 744uUnknown tax-collectorvIst cent. B.C./Ist cent. ADwCairo8A:Receipt for payment of epistatikon by an unknown tax-payer:@A>   " >yN--- son of --- zTaxation; Tax collection{-|PHOFprobably Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptP.The ink has run badly at the end of the line 1Q1RRecto; Verso is blankS DocumentaryT 9572o.bmphtems>1Recto; Verso is blankDocumentary6.9 X 5.2 cm30-D111K-GUnknown tax-collectorPH-Receipt for payment of epistatikon by an unknown tax-payerIst cent. B.C./Ist cent. ADPearl OM-Youtie HC-O.Mich.inv. 9572GreekCairo2OstNoNoprobably Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptBsee electronic version of OMich II, 744N--- son of --- 744Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptOMich IITaxation; Tax collectionReceipt of money tax1944The ink has run badly at the end of the line 11Recto; Verso is blankDocumentary9572o.bmpR2><_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>iA\ In the 23rd year, (has paid) . . . [son of . . .], for epistatikon, on Pharmouthi 18, 100.\@A> 8  C >jdone, on ph. Scannedk publishedp3/12/97 (or earlier)s956…{AO.Mich.inv. 9571COstD-EPearl OM-Youtie HCFOMich IIG759H1944UNoWNoX 30-D111C-F[Receipt of money tax\ 5 X 7.6 cmn=Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptoGreekr5s'see electronic version of OMich II, 759uUnknown tax-collectorvIst cent. B.C.wCairox'Receipt for tax payment by an OnnophrisyOnnophris son of Akousilaos(?)zTaxation; Tax collection{-|PHizeBack_R2><_6 …{OFprobably Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptP a small part broken at top rightQ1RRecto; Verso is blankS DocumentaryT 9571o.bmphA5 X 7.6 cm30-D111C-FUnknown tax-collectorPH-Receipt for tax payment by an OnnophrisIst cent. B.C.Pearl OM-Youtie HC-O.Mich.inv. 9571GreekCairo5OstNoNoprobably Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of Egyptsee electronic version of OMich IIipt of money tax\ 5 X 7.6 cmn=Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptoGreekr5s'see electronic version of OMich II, 759uUnknown tax-collectorvIst cent. B.C.wCairox'Receipt for tax payment by an OnnophrisyOnnophris son of Akousilaos(?)zTaxation; Tax collection{-|PH …{k publishedp3/12/97 (or earlier)s955…|AO.Mich.inv. 9570COstD-EPearl OM-Youtie HCFOMich IIG739H1944UNoWNoX 30-D111K-C[Receipt of money tax\ 6.8 X 3.5 cmn=Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptoGreekr2s'see electronic version of OMich II, 739uUnknown tax-collectorv!Ist cent. B.C./early Ist cent. ADwCairo8A2Receipt for payment of epistatikon by an Onnophris2@A>   " >yOnnophris son of Aba(--)zTaxation; Tax collection{-|PHOFprobably Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptPcompleteQ1RRecto; Verso is blankS DocumentaryT 9570o.bmph.…}@O hB …~[ hB sPv…A hA C …@ hA C …O hBBsPx…WAhA C …@ n8xhB sP{…C hB …n hB …nhA CD…@ x hB iAB …hA C …hA C sP|…T hBB…X hB sP}…[)%hB k …hA C …O hB …E hA C hA C …O hB p …hA C …hA C …z hB iA  …hA C …O hB …[ hB …[ hA C …\ hA C …y hB D …z hB D …y hB D …O hB D …{ hB D …{ hB i !…hA "C #…D $hA %C &iA '…y (hB )D *…x +hB ,D -…O .hB /D 0…x 1h …{hB, 759Onnophris son of Akousilaos(?)759Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptOMich IITaxation; Tax collectionReceipt of money tax1944a small part broken at top right1Recto; Verso is blankDocumentary9571o.bmp<_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPICFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>iIn the 16th year, (has paid) Onnophris son of Akousilaos(?), on Choiak 26, 40; on the 27th, 40; on the 29th, 40; on the 30th, 40; on Tybi 2, 50; on the 4th, 40; on the 5th, 40.jdone, on ph. Scanned …|hA6.8 X 3.5 cm30-D111K-CUnknown tax-collectorPH-Receipt for payment of epistatikon by an OnnophrisIst cent. B.C./early Ist cent. ADPearl OM-Youtie HC-O.Mich.inv. 9570GreekCairo2OstNoNoprobably Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptseBe electronic version of OMich II, 739Onnophris son of Aba(--)739Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptOMich IITaxation; Tax collectionReceipt of money tax1944complete1Recto; Verso is blankDocumentary9570o.bmp<_600DPIFront_R1><_600D b…|hCPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>iAb In the 5th year, (has paid) Onnophris son of Aba( ), for epistatikon, on Pauni 14, 4 drachmai''.b@Af ;  F W  _ fjdone, on ph. Scannedk publishedp3/12/97 (or earlier)s954Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptOMich IITaxation; Tax collectionReceipt of money tax1944complete1Recto; Verso is blankDocumentary<_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R …}OFprobably Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptPbroken at rightQ1RRecto; Verso is blankS DocumentaryT 9569o.bmphA3.6 X 4.5 cm30-D111K-BUnknown tax-collectorPH-Fragment of (tax) receiptIInd/Ist cent. B.C.Pearl OM-Youtie HC-O.Mich.inv. 9569GreekCairo2OstNoNoprobably Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of Egyptsee electronic version of OMich II, 805Ho[---]805Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptOMich IITaxation; tax collectionReceipt of uncertain nature1944broken at right1Recto; Verso is blankDocumentary9569o.bmp<_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPICFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>i>In the 2nd year (has paid?) . . . [- - -], on Tybi 22, [- - -]jdone, on ph. Scannedk publishedp3/12/97 (or earlier)s953…~AO.Mich.inv. 9568COstD-EPearl OM-Youtie HCFOMich IIG745H1944KBL IV, 113 (on l. 1)UNoWNoX 30-D101K-A …~[Receipt of money tax\ 10 X 8.2 cmn=Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptoGreekr2s'see electronic version of OMich II, 745uUnknown tax-collectorvIst cent. B.C./Ist cent. ADwCairox,Receipt for payment of beer tax by a Dem(--)yDem(--) son of Theog(--)zTaxation; Tax collection{-|PHOFprobably Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptPcompleteQ1RRecto; Verso is blankS DocumentaryT 9568o.bmphA10 X 8.2 cm30-D101K-AUnknown tax-collectorPH-Receipt for payment of beer tax by a Dem(--)BL IV, 113 (on l. 1)Ist cent. B.C./Ist cent. ADPearl OM-Youtie HC-O.Mich.inv. 9568GreekCairo2OstNoNoprobably Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of Egy(on l. 1)UNoWNoX 30-D101K-A[Receipt of money tax Pv…~hBptsee electronic version of OMich II, 745Dem(--) son of Theog(--)745Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptOMich IITaxation; Tax collectionReceipt of money tax1944complete1Recto; Verso is blankDocumentary9568o.bmp<_6C500DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>iiIn the 23rd year, (has paid) Dem( ) son of Theog( ), for the account of the beer tax, on Epeiph 5, 500.jdone, on ph. Scannedk publishedp3/12/97 (or earlier)…Pv '…AO.Mich.inv. 9566COstD-EPearl OM-Youtie HCFOMich IIG933H1944UNoWNoX 30-CS215-D[List of liturgical workers(?)\ 6.8 X 8.9 cmn=Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptoGreekr4s'see electronic version of OMich II, 933uUnknownvIIIrd cent. ADwCairoxList of 3 personsyFKastor son of Neas; Antoninus son of Antoninus; Chairemon son of HeronzLiturgy (compulsory work)(?){-|PHOFprobably Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptPcompleteQ1RRecto; Verso is blankS DocumentaryT 9566o.bmph><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>iiIn the 23rd year, (has paid) Dem( ) son of Theog( ), for the account of the beer tax, on Epeiph 5, 500.j done, on ph.k publishedp3/12/97 (or earlier)…AO.Mich.inv. 9566 t…hC_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>jdone, on ph. Scannedk publishedp3/12/97 (or earlier)s950lsory work)(?){-|PHOFprobably Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptPcompleteQ1RRecto; Verso is blankS Documentaryh …hA6.8 X 8.9 cm30-CS215-DUnknownPH-List of 3 personsIIIrd cent. ADPearl OM-Youtie HC-O.Mich.inv. 9566GreekCairo4OstNoNoprobably Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of Egyptsee electronic version of OMich II, 933Kastor son of NeaBs; Antoninus son of Antoninus; Chairemon son of Heron933Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptOMich IILiturgy (compulsory work)(?)List of liturgical workers(?)1944complete1Recto; Verso is blankDocumentary9566o.bmp<_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront …AO.Mich.inv. 9565COstD-EPearl OM-Youtie HCFOMich IIG834H1944KBL V, 157 on line 1UNoWNoX 30-CS210-P I[1Receipt (Certificate) for work on the embankments\ 8.7 X 6.5 cmn=Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptoGreekr2s'see electronic version of OMich II, 834uUnknown dyke-surveyorvIIIrd cent. AD (Oct. 17/18?)wCairox?Certificate for work on the embankment performed by a ChairemonyChairemon son of Chairemonz3Irrigation; Dyke Corve (compulsory work); Taxation{7th (cleruchy)|PHOFprobably Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptPcompleteQ1RRecto; Verso is blankS Documentaryhwn dyke-surveyorvIIIrd cent. AD (Oct. 17/18?)wCairox?Certificate for work on the embankment performed by a ChairemonyChairemon son of Chairemonz3Irrigation; Dyke Corve (compulsory work); Taxation{7th (cleruchy)|PHOFprobably Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptPcompleteQ1RRecto; Verso is blankS Documentaryh …hA8.7 X 6.5 cm30-CS210-P IUnknown dyke-surveyorPH-Certificate for work on the embankment performed by a ChairemonBL V, 157 on line 1IIIrd cent. AD (Oct. 17/18?)Pearl OM-Youtie HC7th (cleruchy)O.Mich.inv. 9565GreekCairo2OstNoNoprobably Karanis, Herakleidou merBis, Arsinoite nome, province of Egyptsee electronic version of OMich II, 834Chairemon son of Chairemon834Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptOMich IIIrrigation; Dyke Corve (compulsory work); TaxationReceipt (Certificate) for work on the embankments1944complete1Recto; Verso is blankDocumentary< …hCFullSizeFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>eiG7th (cleruchy). Chairemon son of Chairemon on Phaophi the twentieth(?).j done, on ph.k publishedp3/12/97 (or earlier)s949…AO.Mich.inv. 9558COstD-EPearl OM-Youtie HCFOMich IIG749H1944UNoWNoX 30-CS175*-B[Receipt of money tax\ 9.6 X 8.5 cmn=Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptoGreekr1s'see electronic version of OMich II, 749uUnknown tax-collectorv!Ist cent. B.C./early Ist cent. ADwCairox.Receipt for payment of bath tax by an EuemerosyEuemerosz"Taxation (persons); Tax collection{-|PH B…OFprobably Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptPcompleteQ1RRecto; Verso is blankS DocumentaryT 9558o.bmphA9.6 X 8.5 cm30-CS175*-BUnknown tax-collectorPH-Receipt for payment of bath tax by an EuemerosIst cent. B.C./early Ist cent. ADPearl OM-Youtie HC-O.Mich.inv. 9558GreekCairo1OstNoNoprobably Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of Egyptsee eA …hA8.6 X 9.5 cm30-C191F-HUnknown tax-collectorPH-Receipt for transport of grain to an unknown harbor by OuenaphrisJuly 23-Aug. 8, 302 ADPearl OM-Youtie HC-O.Mich.inv. 9549GreekCairo6OstNoNoprobably Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of Egyptsee electronic version of OMich II, 924(unnamed) sitologoi; Ouenaphris son of Paeses924Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptOMich IILiturgy (compulsory public service); Tax collection; Taxation (land); TransportationReceipt for Transport of Grain1944complete, partly faded1Recto; Verso is blankDocumentary9549o.bmp<_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>giAThrough sitologoi, has shifted (to the harbor) Ouenaphris son of Paeses, for the crops of the 18th and 17th and 10th year, five donkeys of wheat, equal 5 donkeys. In the 18th and 17th and 10th year, from Epeiph 29 until Mesore 15.@A>    >jdone, on ph. Scannedk publishedp3/12/97 (or earlier)s936ansportationReceipt for delivery from the granary to the harbor1944complete, partly faded1Recto; Verso is blank?†OFprobably Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptPPcomplete, but the surface of the ostracon is much damaged, and the ink has fadedQ1RRecto; Verso is blankS DocumentaryT 9782o.bmphA6.1 X 4.5 cm32-C68H-C(Unnamed) Tax-collectorPH-Receipt for delivery of grain to an unknown harbor by Didymos, in the name of a son of HeraklasBL VIII, 528 (date)Oct./Nov., 280 (?) A.D.Youtie HCKaranisO.Mich.inv. 9782GreekCairo4OstNoNoprobably Karanis, HerakizeBack_R2><_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6> 8x…AO.Mich.inv. 9548COstD-EPearl OM-Youtie HCFOMich IIG854H1944UNoWNoX 30-C179A-B["Receipt(?) for delivery of donkeys\ 6.9 X 5.8 cmIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>|iAThrough sitologoi, has shifted (to the harbor) Ouenaphris son of Paeses, for the crops of the 18th and 17th and 10th year, five donkeys of wheat, equal 5 donkeys. In the 18th and 17th and 10th year, from Epeiph 29 until Mesore 15.@A>    >j done, on ph.k publishedp3/12/97 (or earlier)…AO.Mich.inv. 9548COstD-EPearl OM-Youtie HCFOMich IIG854H1944UNoWNoX 30-C179A-B["Receipt(?) for delivery of donkeys\ 6.9 X 5.8 cm8xP{…hB 854Sarapion, son of Taorion (father unknown)854Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptOMich IIPersonal status: apator (of unknown father); Tax collection; Taxation (land); TransportationReceipt(?) for delivery of donkeys1944complete1Recto; Verso is blankDocumentary9548o.bmpC`<_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8><i0Sarapion, his mother being Taorion, two donkeys.jdone, on ph. Scannedk publishedp3/12/97 (or earlier)…AO.Mich.inv. 9547P{ …COstD-EPearl OM-Youtie HCFOMich IIG961H1944UNoWNoX 30-C178*-G II[Name of individual (name tag)\ 6.7 X 6 cmn=Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptoGreekr4s'see electronic version of OMich II, 961uUnknownvLate IInd cent. ADwCairoxName of individualy9Ptollas son of Pnepheros and Teseuris, grandson of PetauszName tag{-|PHOFprobably Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptPcompleteQ1RRecto; Verso is blankS DocumentaryT 9547o.bmphA6.7 X 6 cm30-C178*-G IIUnknownPH-Name of individualLate IInd cent. ADPearl OM-Youtie HC-O.Mich.inv. 9547GreekCairo4OstNoNoprobably Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of Egyptsee electronic version of OMich II, 961Ptollas son …hB of Pnepheros and Teseuris, grandson of Petaus961Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptOMich IIName tagName of individual (name tag)1944complete1Recto; Verso is blankDocumentary9547o.bmp<_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3>C<_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>jdone, on ph. Scannedk publishedp3/12/97 (or earlier)s934…AO.Mich.inv. 9545COstD-EPearl OM-Youtie HCFOMich IIG946H1944UNoWNoX 30-C147*-W I[Name of individual (name tag)\ 4.3 X 4 cm […n=Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptoGreekr1s'see electronic version of OMich II, 946uUnknownvMiddle IInd cent. ADwCairoxName of individualyHorionzName tag{-|PHOFprobably Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptP(slightly?) broken at rightQ1RRecto; Verso is blankS DocumentaryT 9545o.bmphA4.3 X 4 cm30-C147*-W IUnknownPH-Name of individualMiddle IInd cent. ADPearl OM-Youtie HC-O.Mich.inv. 9545GreekCairo1OstNoNoprobably Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of Egyptsee electronic version of OMich II, 946Horion946Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptOMich IIName tagName of individual (name tag)1944(slightly?) broken at right1Recto; Verso is blankDocumentary9545o.bmp<_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFroCnt_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>jdone, on ph. Scannedk publishedp3/12/97 (or earlier)s932…AO.Mich.inv. 9544COstD-EPearl OM-Youtie HCFOMich IIG811H1944UNoWNoX 30-C147*-X I[1Receipt (Certificate) for work on the embankments\ 6.3 X 5.1 cmD…hA6.3 X 5.1 cm30-C147*-X IUnknown dyke-surveyorPH-Certificate for work on the embankments performed by a slave named SarapionJuly-Aug., 188 ADPearl OM-Youtie HC-O.Mich.inv. 9544GreekCairo4OstNoNoprobably Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of Egyptsee electronic version of OMich II, 811Sarapion, slave of Ptolem(--)811Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptOMich IIIrrigation; Dyke Corve (compulsory work); Personal status: slavery; TaxationReceipt (Certificate) for work on the embankments1944slightly broken at the bottom1Recto; Verso is blankDocumentary<_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>piAVIn the 28th year, on Mesore . . ., Sarapion, slave of Ptolem( ) has given two naubia.V@A> O  U >jdone, on ph. Scannedk publishedp3/12/97 (or earlier)…AO.Mich.inv. 9542COstD OMich II, 738EPearl OM-Youtie HCFOMich IIG728H1944UNoWNoX 30-C142*-S I[Receipt of money tax\ 6.7 X 6.7 cmn=Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptoGreekr2s'see electronic version of OMich II, 728uUnknown tax-collectorvIst cent. B.C.wCairo B…hBonic version of OMich II, 728Akousilaos son of Tebas (see also O. Mich. II, 738; III, 985)728Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptOMich IITaxation; Tax collectionReceipt of money tax1944complete1Recto; Verso is blankDocumentary9542o.bmpC;<_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>iAZ In the 5th year, (has paid) Akousilaos son of Tebas, for s( ), on Pauni 7, 4 drachmai''.Z@slave of Ptolem( ) has given two naubia.V@B …ijdone, on ph. Scannedk publishedp3/12/97 (or earlier)s929…AO.Mich.inv. 9541COstD-EPearl OM-Youtie HCFOMich IIG817H1944UNoWNoX 30-C142*-G[1Receipt (Certificate) for work on the embankments\ 5 X 6.9 cmn=Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptoGreekr3s'see electronic version of OMich II, 817uUnknown dyke-surveyorv(Late IInd/early IIIrd cent. AD (Aug. 26)wCairox=Certificate for work on the embankments performed by a HorionyHorion son of Horionz3Irrigation; Dyke Corve (compulsory work); Taxation{-|PHOFprobably Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptPcompleteQ1RRecto; Verso is blankS DocumentaryT 9541o.bmpher_Vol>OMich IITaxation; Tax collectionReceipt of money tax1944complete1Recto; Verso is blankDocumentary<_600D,0] :slaveryW)W7WWWWWW:WWPWslaves7W-WsocietykWWWWWWWWWW]W{WsoldierWWWWWWWW!W)W2W4W6W7W8W9W:W;W<W=W>W?WAWWsomeone'sWWWGWLWRWkWWbWWWWWWWWWWWW W WWWWWWWW.W1W6W:W<Wsophocles7WstaffHWIWstateWstatueWstatusDWEWMWtW{WWWWWWWWWWWWW3W5W9W:W?WCWDWEWFWUW[WfWWWWWWWWWWWWW\WqWzWWWWWWWWWW#W$W*W:W{WWWWWWW&W<WGWWWW WW5WWW[WWWWWWWWWWWW …x/Receipt for payment of some tax by a Akousilaosy=Akousilaos son of Tebas (see also O. Mich. II, 738; III, 985)zTaxation; Tax collection{-|PHOFprobably Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptPcompleteQ1RRecto; Verso is blankS DocumentaryT 9542o.bmphA6.7 X 6.7 cm30-C142*-S IUnknown tax-collectorPHOMich II, 738Receipt for payment of some tax by a AkousilaosIst cent. B.C.Pearl OM-Youtie HC-O.Mich.inv. 9542GreekCairo2OstNoNoprobably Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of Egyptsee electrpt of money tax1944complete1Recto; Verso is blankDocumentary<_600D …hCb/><_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>>iIOn Mesore 3rd intercalary day, Horion son of Horion has given (his part).jdone, on ph. Scannedk publishedp3/12/97 (or earlier)s928…AO.Mich.inv. 9537COstD-EPearl OM-Youtie HCFOMich IIG775H1944UNoWNoX 30-C141*-U I[Account of deliveries in kind\ 7.4 X 6.7 cmn=Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptoGreekr7s'see electronic version of OMich II, 775uUnknownvIInd/Ist cent. B.C.wCairoxAccount of foody-zAccount; feeding{-|PHOFprobably Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptPcompleteQ1RRecto; Verso is blankS DocumentaryT 9537o.bmph5 X 6.9 cm30-C142*-GUnknown dyke-surveyorPH-Certificate for work on the embankments performed by a HorionLate IInd/early IIIrd cent. AD (Aug. 26)Pearl OM-Youtie HC-O.Mich.inv. 9541GreekCairo3OstNoNoprobably Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of Egyptsee electronic version of OMich II, 817Horion son of Horion817Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptOMich IIIrrigation; Dyke Corve (compulsory work); TaxationReceipt (Certificate) for work on the embankments1944complete1Recto; Verso is blankDocumentary9541o.bmp< …hA7.4 X 6.7 cm30-C141*-U IUnknownPH-Account of foodIInd/Ist cent. B.C.Pearl OM-Youtie HC-O.Mich.inv. 9537GreekCairo7OstNoNoprobably Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of Egyptsee electronic version of OMich II, 775-7B75Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptOMich IIAccount; feedingAccount of deliveries in kind1944complete1Recto; Verso is blankDocumentary9537o.bmp<_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFB|TT9559o&W9559obmp&V9560o%W9560obmp%V9566oW9566obmpV9567o_W9567obmp_V9568o~W9568obmp~V9569o}W9569obmp}V9570o|W9570obmp|V9571o{W9571obmp{V9572ozW9572obmpzV9574oyW9574obmpyV9576oxW9576obmpxV9577owW9577obmpwVo^W9582obmp^V9583orW9583obmprV9584oW9584obmpV9585oqW9585obmpqV9586o#W9586obmp#V965rW965rbmpV966arW-W966arbmpV-V966r1WW WW966r11bmpVV966r12bmpV V966r2 W W966r21bmp V V966r3 W WWWWW966r31bmp V VV966r32bmpVV966r33bmpV966r4WWWWW966r41bmpVVV966r42bmpVVV966r5WWW966r51bmpVVV966r6WWW966r61bmpVVV966v4+W966v42bmp+V966v5+W966v51bmp+V P|…hCront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>iAThoth: wine one keramion breads twenty oil two kotulai meat one mina barley one mina@Af   ! M  T fjdone, on ph. Scannedk publishedp3/12/97 (or earlier)…AO.Mich.inv. 9536COstD-EPearl OM-Youtie HCFOMich IIG774H1944UNoWNoX 30-C141*-S I[Account of deliveries in kind\ 8 X 7.3 cmn=Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptoGreekr4s'see electronic version of OMich II, 774uUnknownvIInd/Ist cent. B.C.wCairoxAccount of foody-zAccount; feeding{-|PHOFprobably Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptPcompleteQ1RRecto; Verso is blankS DocumentaryP|B…T 9536o.bmphA8 X 7.3 cm30-C141*-S IUnknownPH-Account of foodIInd/Ist cent. B.C.Pearl OM-Youtie HC-O.Mich.inv. 9536GreekCairo4OstNoNoprobably Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of Egyptsee electronic version of OMich II, 774-774>UnknownPH-Account of foodIInd/Ist cent. B.C.Pearl OM-Youtie HC-O.Mich.inv. 9536GreekCairo4OstNoNoprobably Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of Egyptsee electronic version of OMich II, 774-774h II, 774-774B …X 30-C141*-T I[ Account(?) of deliveries in kind\ 5.4 X 6.3 cmn=Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptoGreekr2s'see electronic version of OMich II, 773uUnknownvIInd/Ist cent. B.C.wCairoxAccount of food(?)y-zAccount(?); feeding{-|PHOFprobably Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptPbroken at leftQ1RRecto; Verso is blankS DocumentaryT 9535o.bmphA5.4 X 6.3 cm30-C141*-T IUnknownPH-Account of food(?)IInd/Ist cent. B.C.Pearl OM-Youtie HC-O.Mich.inv. 9535GreekCairo2OstNoNoprobably Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of Egyptsee electronic version of OMich II, 773-773Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptOMich IIAccount(?); feedingAccount(?) of deliveries in kind1944broken at left1Recto; Verso is blankDocumentary9535o.bmp<_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_CR5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>iA([- - -] . . . [- - -] . . . one keramion(@A*  *jdone, on ph. Scannedk publishedp3/12/97 (or earlier)…AO.Mich.inv. 9534COstD-EPearl OM-Youtie HCFOMich IIG772H1944UNoWNoX 30-C141*-R I)% …hBg_No>772Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptOMich IIAccount; feedingAccount of deliveries in kind1944complete1Recto; Verso is blankDocumentary9534o.bmp<_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_6C00DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>iAwOf Panther: wine one keramion oil two kotulai meat two minas breads [[thirty]] twentyw@Af   % <  C fjdone, on ph. Scanned …k publishedp3/12/97 (or earlier)s922…AO.Mich.inv. 9533COstD-E Youtie HCFOMich IIG985H1951UNoWNoX 30-C141*-O I[Receipt for money tax\ 7 X 8.7 cmn=Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptoGreekr2s(see electronic version of OMich III, 985uUnknown tax-collectorvIst cent. B.C. /Ist cent. A.D.wCairo8A3Receipt for payment of epistatikon by an Akousilaos3@A>   " >y8Akousilaos son of Tebas (see also O. Mich. II, 728; 738)zTaxation; Tax collection{-|PHOFprobably Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptPcompleteQ1RRecto; Verso is blankS DocumentaryT 9533o.bmphnther: wine one keramion oil two kotulai meat two minas breads [[thirty]] twentyw@Af   % <  C fj done, on ph.k published/1Š_iAl(Has brought/has been brought to) Onnophris son of Nestosiris 1 lakkos of beer. In the 15th year, Epeiph 15.l@A> @  F >jdone, on ph. Scannedk publishedp3/12/97 (or earlier)s951eidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptPcompleteQ1RRecto; Verso is blankS DocumentaryhA8.5 X 7.1 cm30-C141*-R IUnknownPH-Account of foodIInd/Ist cent. B.C.Pearl OM-Youtie HC-O.Mich.inv. 9534GreekCairo6OstNoNoprobably Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of Egyptsee electronic version of OMich II, 772Panther7 X 8.7 cm30-C141*-O IUnknown tax-collectorPH-Receipt for payment of epistatikon by an AkousilaosIst cent. B.C. /Ist cent. A.D.Youtie HC-O.Mich.inv. 9533GreekCairo2OstNoNoprobably Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of Egyptsee electroniBc version of OMich III, 985Akousilaos son of Tebas (see also O. Mich. II, 728; 738)985Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptOMich IITaxation; Tax collectionReceipt for money tax1951complete1Recto; Verso is blankDocumentary9533o.bmp<_6 …hC500DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>iAZIn the 22nd year, (has paid) Akousilaos son of Tebas, for epistatikon, on Pa(--) 19, 1000.Z@A> :  E >jdone, on ph. Scannedk publishedp3/24/97s921 …AO.Mich.inv. 9531COstD-EPearl OM-Youtie HCFOMich IIG756H1944UNoWNoX 30-C141*-L I[Receipt of money tax\ 9.4 X 4.2 cmn=Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptoGreek & Demoticr3s'see electronic version of OMich II, 756uUnknown tax-collectorvIst cent. B.C.wCairox%Receipt for tax payment by a Peta(--)yPeta(--) son of Petesor(--)zTaxation; Tax collection{-|PH<_600DPIFron …OFprobably Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptPcompleteQ1RRecto; Verso is blankS DocumentaryT 9531o.bmphA9.4 X 4.2 cm30-C141*-L IUnknown tax-collectorPH-Receipt for tax payment by a Peta(--)Ist cent. B.C.Pearl OM-Youtie HC-O.Mich.inv. 9531Greek & DemoticCairo3OstNoNoprobably Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of Egyptsee electronic versionceipt of money tax\ 9.4 X 4.2 cmn=Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptoGreek & Demoticr3s'see electronic version of OMich II, 756uUnknown tax-collectorvIst cent. B.C.wCairox%Receipt for tax payment by a Peta(--)yPeta(--) son of Petesor(--)zTaxation; Tax collection{-|PH …hB of OMich II, 756Peta(--) son of Petesor(--)756Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptOMich IITaxation; Tax collectionReceipt of money tax1944complete1Recto; Verso is blankDocumentary9531o.bmp<_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_6C 00DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>i_In the 2nd year, (has paid) Peta( ) son of Petesor( ), on Epeiph 9, 100. (2 lines of Demotic)jdone, on ph. Scannedk publishedp3/12/97 (or earlier)s920…AO.Mich.inv. 9530COstD OMich II, 709 …EPearl OM-Youtie HCFOMich IIG754H1944UNoWNoX 30-C141*-K I[Receipt of money tax\ 8.7 X 7.6 cmn=Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptoGreek & Demoticr6s'see electronic version of OMich II, 754uUnknown tax-collectorvIst cent. B.C./Ist cent. ADwCairox"Receipt for tax payment by a NinisyNinis son of AmphiomiszTaxation; Tax collection{-|PHOFprobably Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptPnearly completeQ1RRecto; Verso is blankS DocumentaryT 9530o.bmpht_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>i_In the 2nd year, (has paid) Peta( ) son of Petesor( ), on Epeiph 9, 100. (2 lines of Demotic)j done, on ph.k publishedp3/12/97 (or earlier) …AO.Mich.inv. 9530COstD OMich II, 709EPearl OM-Youtie HCFOMich II …hC%><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>iAIn the 2nd year, Ninis son of Amphiomis, on Choiak 27, 100; on Tybi 1, 100; on the 4th, 100; (Demotic) on the 6th, 60; on the 16th, 100; (Demotic) on the 23rd, 160; on the 27th, 140. (Demotic) (2 more lines of Demotic)jdone, on ph. Scannedk publishedp3/12/97 (or earlier)s919ent. B.C./Ist cent. ADPearl OM-Youtie HC-O.Mich.inv. 9530Greek & DemoticCairo6OstNoNoprobably Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of Egypt …hA8.7 X 7.6 cm30-C141*-K IUnknown tax-collectorPHOMich II, 709Receipt for tax payment by a NinisIst cent. B.C./Ist cent. ADPearl OM-Youtie HC-O.Mich.inv. 9530Greek & DemoticCairo6OstNoNoprobably Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptBsee electronic version of OMich II, 754Ninis son of Amphiomis754Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptOMich IITaxation; Tax collectionReceipt of money tax1944nearly complete1Recto; Verso is blankDocumentary9530o.bmp<_600DPIFront_R1>7.1 X 7.8 cm30-C141*-QUnknown tax-collectorPH-Receipt for tax payment by a NekpherausIst cent. B.C.Pearl OM-Youtie HC-O.Mich.inv. 9528GreekCairo3OstNoNoprobably Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of Egyptsee electronic version of OMich BII, 766Nekpheraus766Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptOMich IITaxation; Tax collectionReceipt of money tax1944complete1Recto; Verso is blankDocumentary9528o.bmp<_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFr …hCront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>in(Has paid) Mesthas son of Kollouthos, for the account of the bath tax, on Mesore . . ., 60; on the 22nd, 20''.jdone, on ph. Scannedk publishedp3/12/97 (or earlier)s916…AO.Mich.inv. 9523COstD-EPearl OM-Youtie HCFOMich IIG874H1944UNoWNoX 30-C137*-B II[Receipt for Transport of Grain\ 8.4 X 7.2 cmn=Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptoGreekr3s'see electronic version of OMich II, 874uUnknown tax-collectorvIIIrd cent. AD (Sept./Oct.)wCairoxHReceipt for delivery of grain brought by a Sarapion to an unknown harborySarapion son of PriscuszCLiturgy (compulsory public service); Tax collection; Transportation{-|PHw9†}hBProvenance>Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptSB XIV 11514rectoOMich IVTaxation; Tax collectionReceipt for money tax1975complete1Recto; Verso is blankDocumentary9524o.bmp<_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFroCnt_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>iU(Has brought/has been brought to) Nekis son of Pnephis, on the 15th, [- - -] of beer.jdone, on ph. Scannedk publishedp6/26/97s914†~AO.Mich.inv. 9518BrectoCOstE Youtie HCFOMich IVG1128H1975J SB XIV 11515UNoWNoX 30-132*-S III C…hB>see electronic version of OMich II, 874Sarapion son of Priscus874Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptOMich IILiturgy (compulsory public service); Tax collection; TransportationReceipt for Transport of Grain1944complete1Recto; Verso is blankDocumentary9523o.bmp<_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>AiNSarapion son of Priscus, seven sacks, equal 7 sacks. In the 3rd year, Phaophi.jdone, on ph. Scannedk publishedC …AO.Mich.inv. 9521COstD-EPearl OM-Youtie HCFOMich IIG803H1944UNoWNoX 30-C137*-H[Account\ 6.9 X 7.8 cmn=Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptoGreekr4s'see electronic version of OMich II, 803uUnknownvIInd cent. B.C.wCairox/Account of uncertain nature, concerning a TemasyTemaszaccount{-|PHOFprobably Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptPbroken at right and bottomQ1RRecto; Verso is blankS DocumentaryT 9521o.bmphcto; Verso is blankS DocumentaryT 9521o.bmphOstNoNoprobably either Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, or unknown harbor, Herakleopolite …OFprobably Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptPcompleteQ1RRecto; Verso is blankS DocumentaryT 9523o.bmphA8.4 X 7.2 cm30-C137*-B IIUnknown tax-collectorPH-Receipt for delivery of grain brought by a Sarapion to an unknown harborIIIrd cent. AD (Sept./Oct.)Pearl OM-Youtie HC-O.Mich.inv. 9523GreekCairo3OstNoNoprobably Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of Egypt<_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>WiNSarapion son of Priscus, seven sacks, equal 7 sacks. In the 3rd year, Phaophi.jdone, on ph. Scanned A…hA6.9 X 7.8 cm30-C137*-HUnknownPH-Account of uncertain nature, concerning a TemasIInd cent. B.C.Pearl OM-Youtie HC-O.Mich.inv. 9521GreekCairo4OstNoNoprobably Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of Egyptsee electronic version of OMich II, 8B03Temas803Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptOMich IIaccountAccount1944broken at right and bottom1Recto; Verso is blankDocumentary9521o.bmp<_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFronA …AO.Mich.inv. 9519COstD OMich II, 733EPearl OM-Youtie HCFOMich IIG732H1944UNoWNoX 30-C133*-H[Receipt of money tax\7 X 5 cmn=Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptoGreekr1s'see electronic version of OMich II, 732uUnknown tax-collectorvIst cent. B.C.wCairox,Receipt for payment of some tax by a PtollisyPtollis son of Ancho(--)zTaxation; Tax collection{-|PHOFprobably Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptPcompleteQ1RRecto; Verso is blankS DocumentaryT 9519o.bmphMich II, 732uUnknown tax-collectorvIst cent. B.C.wCairox,Receipt for payment of some tax by a PtollisyPtollis son of Ancho(--)zTaxation; Tax collection{-|PHOFprobably Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptPcompleteQ1RRecto; Verso is blankS DocumentaryT 9519o.bmphSizeFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5>< …hA7 X 5 cm30-C133*-HUnknown tax-collectorPHOMich II, 733Receipt for payment of some tax by a PtollisIst cent. B.C.Pearl OM-Youtie HC-O.Mich.inv. 9519GreekCairo1OstNoNoprobably Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of Egyptsee electronic versBion of OMich II, 732Ptollis son of Ancho(--)732Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptOMich IITaxation; Tax collectionReceipt of money tax1944complete1Recto; Verso is blankDocumentary9519o.bmp<_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_6 P~>…hC 00DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>iA^ In the 12th year, (has paid) Ptollis son of Ancho( ), for s( ), on Thoth 10, 4 (drachmai).^@Af =  B T  \ fjdone, on ph. Scannedk publishedp3/12/97 (or earlier)…AO.Mich.inv. 9517COstD-EPearl OM-Youtie HCFOMich IIG801H1944UNoWNoX 30-C132*-F[;Receipt of tax payment in kind (or memorandum of delivery?)\ 8.2 X 7.8 cmn=Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptoGreekr3s'see electronic version of OMich II, 801uUnknownv July 26, 5 ADwCairoxHReceipt or memorandum for delivery of beer from or to a son of Panesneusy'Augustus, Emperor; --- son of PanesneusP~9…zTax collection; taxation{-|PHOFprobably Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptP complete; upper right edge fadedQ1RRecto; Verso is blankS DocumentaryT 9517o.bmphA8.2 X 7.8 cm30-C132*-FUnknownPH-Receipt or memorandum for delivery of beer from or to a son of PanesneusJuly 26, 5 ADPearl OM-Youtie HC-O.Mich.inv. 9517GreekCairo3OstNoNoprobably Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of Egyptsee electronicm of delivery?)\ 8.2 X 7.8 cmn=Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptoGreekr3s'see electronic version of OMich II, 801uUnknownv July 26, 5 ADwCairoxHReceipt or memorandum for delivery of beer from or to a son of Panesneusy'Augustus, Emperor; --- son of Panesneus  …hCR2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>iAc In the 14th year, (has paid) Ptolli( ) son of Ptolli( ), for s( ), on Mecheir 18, 4 (drachmai).c@Af @  E Y  a fjdone, on ph. Scannedk publishedp3/12/97 (or earlier)s908…AO.Mich.inv. 9511COstD-EPearl OM-Youtie HCFOMich IIG964H1944UNoWNoX 30-C123CCI*-A[Names of individuals (name tag)\ 8.3 X 6.5 cmn=Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptoGreekr3s'see electronic version of OMich II, 964uUnknownvLate Ist/early IInd cent. ADwCairoxName of individualsy8Sempronius Mark[--]; Petheus son of Pnepheros and HeraiszName tag{-|PH  …ijdone, on ph. Scannedk publishedl%Youtie HC, Berytus 8 (1944) p. 84-85.p3/12/97 (or earlier)s909…AO.Mich.inv. 9515COstD OMich II, 740EPearl OM-Youtie HCFOMich IIG735H1944UNoWNoX 30-C132*-C[Receipt of money tax\ 8 X 4.8 cmn=Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptoGreekr2s'see electronic version of OMich II, 735uUnknown tax-collectorvIst cent. B.C.wCairox/Receipt for payment of some tax by a Ptolli(--)yPtolli(--) son of Ptolli(--)zTaxation; Tax collection{-|PHOFprobably Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptPcompleteQ1RRecto; Verso is blankS DocumentaryT 9515o.bmphront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>3iAtIn the 34th year of Caesar, (has brought/has been brought to) . . . son of Panesneus, on Mesore 2, 4 lakkoi of beer.t@†.hC6600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>iAeIn the 1st(?) year, (has paid) Petesouchos son of Perdiccas, for epistatikon, on Tybi 25, 4 drachmai.e@Af A  L \  d fjdone, on ph. Scannedk publishedp3/24/97s906†/AO.Mich.inv. 9510COstD-E Youtie HCF OMich IIIG1083H1951UNoWNoX 30-C123CCI*-B[List of Liturgical Workers\ 7.5 X 6.5 cmn=Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptoGreekr5s)see electronic version of OMich III, 1083uUnknownv2nd half of IInd cent. A.D.wCairoxList of men, with their agek_R8>><_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_69  S…iA> e  k >oite nome, province of EgyptP complete; upper right edge fadedQ1RRecto; Verso is blankS DocumentaryhA8.2 X 7.8 cm30-C132*-FUnknownPH-Receipt or memorandum for delivery of beer from or to a son of PanesneusJuly 26, 5 ADPearl OM-Youtie HC-O.Mich.inv. 9517GreekCairo3OstNoNoprobably Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of Egyptsee electronic  …hA8 X 4.8 cm30-C132*-CUnknown tax-collectorPHOMich II, 740Receipt for payment of some tax by a Ptolli(--)Ist cent. B.C.Pearl OM-Youtie HC-O.Mich.inv. 9515GreekCairo2OstNoNoprobably Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of Egyptsee electronicB version of OMich II, 735Ptolli(--) son of Ptolli(--)735Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptOMich IITaxation; Tax collectionReceipt of money tax1944complete1Recto; Verso is blankDocumentary9515o.bmp<_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_ …OFprobably Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptPslightly broken at rightQ1RRecto; Verso is blankS DocumentaryT 9511o.bmphA8.3 X 6.5 cm30-C123CCI*-AUnknownPH-Name of individualsLate Ist/early IInd cent. ADPearl OM-Youtie HC-O.Mich.inv. 9511GreekCairo3OstNoNoprobably Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of Egyptsee electronic version of OMich II, 964Sempronius Mark[--]; Petheus son of Pnepheros and Herais964Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptOMich IIName tagNames of individuals (name tag)1944slightly broken at right1Recto; Verso is blankDocumentary9511o.bmp<_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFrCont_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>i;Sempronius Mark[--] for Petheus son of Pnepheros and Heraisjdone, on ph. Scannedk publishedp3/12/97 (or earlier)s905  ^…AO.Mich.inv. 9507COstD-EPearl OM-Youtie HCFOMich IIG958H1944UNoWNoX 30-C123CAC-Bce>Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptOMich IIName tagNames of individuals (name tag)1944slightly broken at right1Recto; Verso is blankDocumentary<_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>i;Sempronius Mark[--] for Petheus son of Pnepheros and Heraisj done, on ph.k publishedp3/12/97 (or earlier) …AO.Mich.inv. 9507COstD-EPearl OM-Youtie HCFOMich IIG958H1944UNoWNoX 30-C123CAC-B A…[Name of individual (name tag)\ 5.8 X 5.2 cmn=Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptoGreekr2s'see electronic version of OMich II, 958uUnknownvLatter half of IInd cent. ADwCairoxName of individualy:Harpalos son of Petheus and Charis grandson of HarpagatheszName tag{-|PHOFprobably Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptPcompleteQ1RRecto; Verso is blankS DocumentaryT 9507o.bmphA5.8 X 5.2 cm30-C123CAC-BUnknownPH-Name of individualLatter half of IInd cent. ADPearl OM-Youtie HC-O.Mich.inv. 9507GreekCairo2OstNoNoprobably Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of Egyptsee electronic version of OMich II, 958 *…hA9 X 4.7 cm30-C49L-BUnknown tax-collectorPH-Receipt for delivery of grain brought by a Horion to an unknown harborBL VIII 527-528 on Horion son of AlexanderLate IIIrd cent. AD (April 9)Pearl OM-Youtie HChoriodeiktia of Kerkesoucha; Areos (kome)O.Mich.inv. 9493GreekCairo4OstNoNoprobably Kerkesoucha, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of Egyptsee electronic version of OMich II, 873Horion son of Alexandros (see ZPE 88 [1991] 186)873Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptOMich IILiturgy (compulsory public service); Tax collection; Taxation (land); TransportationReceipt for Transport of Grain1944 %  1 >jdone, on ph. Scannedk publishedl*Liesker WHM-Worp KA, ZPE 88 (1991) p. 186.p3/12/97 (or earlier) (land); TransportationReceipt for delivery from the granary to the harborWQWRWSWTWUWVWWWXWYWZW[W\W]W^W_W`WaWbWcWdWeWfWgWhWiWjWkWlWmWnWoWpWqWrWsWtWuWvWwWxWyWzW{W|W}W~WWWWWWWWWWWransportation{)horiodeiktia of Kerkesoucha; Areos (kome)|PHO|either Kerkesoucha, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, or unknown harbor, Herakleopolite or Memphite nome, province of EgyptPcompleteQ1RRecto; Verso is blankS Documentaryh Egyptsee electronic version of OMich II, 873Horion son of Alexander (see ZPE 88 [1991] 186)873Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptOMich IITax collection; Taxation (land); TransportationReceipt for delivery from the granary to the harbor<_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8D>iAOf the crops of the 1st year, of the horiodeiktia of Kerkesoucha, through beasts of Areos (kome), Horion son of Alexander, 4 donkeys. In the 2nd year, Pharmouthi 14.@A> %  1 >j done, on ph.k publishedl*Liesker WHM-Worp KA, ZPE 88 (1991) p. 186.p3/12/97 (or earlier)…AO.Mich.inv.9490COstD-EPearl OM-Youtie HCFOMich IIG849H1944UNoWNoX 30-C36N-F[List of donkey drivers(?) …hA13.8 X 17 cm30-C36N-FUnknownPH-List of donkey drivers(?)Late IIIrd/early IVth cent. ADPearl OM-Youtie HC-O.Mich.inv.9490GreekCairo15OstNoNoprobably Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of Egyptsee electronic version of OMich II, 849Apollonios; Obellis; Strouthos; Orsenouphis; Titioeis; Maximus; Neikanor (Nikanor); Exopylites; Chalkeas; Eudaimon; Hierax; Papeeis; Satabous; Valens; [---] Alex(--)849Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptOMich IIFunerary Profession(?); TransportationList of donkey drivers(?)1944surface lost at some points1Recto; Verso is blank< :…\ 13.8 X 17 cmn=Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptoGreekr15s'see electronic version of OMich II, 849uUnknownvLate IIIrd/early IVth cent. ADwCairoxList of donkey drivers(?)yApollonios; Obellis; Strouthos; Orsenouphis; Titioeis; Maximus; Neikanor (Nikanor); Exopylites; Chalkeas; Eudaimon; Hierax; Papeeis; Satabous; Valens; [---] Alex(--)z&Funerary Profession(?); Transportation{-|PHOFprobably Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptPsurface lost at some pointsQ1RRecto; Verso is blankS Documentaryhximus; Neikanor (Nikanor); Exopylites; Chalkeas; Eudaimon; Hierax; Papeeis; Satabous; Valens; [---] Alex(--)849Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptOMich IITransportation; funerary profession(?)List of donkey drivers(?)1944surface lost at some points1Recto; Verso is blank<A …hB/>Cairo3 (+ 3)OstNoNoprobably Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of Egyptsee electronic version of OMich II, 901Palemon son of Ptolas (Ptollas) (see O. Mich. II, p. 214 etc.)901Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptOMich IILiturgy (compulsory public service); Tax collection; Taxation (land); TranspCortationReceipt for Transport of Grain1944complete1Recto; Verso is blankDocumentary9477o.bmp9482o.bmp<_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600D  …hDDPIBack_R8>iAOf the granary of the village of the horiodeiktia of Karanis, of the crops of the 15th and 14th and 7th year, of the dekaprotoi Philotas and Horion, Palemon son of Palemon, the son of Ptollas, two donkeys. In the 16th and 15th and 8th year, on Pachon 30.@Af %  1 u   fjdone, on ph. Scannedk publishedp3/12/97 (or earlier)s878on to an unknown harborMay 25, 300 ADPearl OM-Youtie HChoriodeiktia of KaranisO.Mich.inv. 9481GreekCairo7OstNoNoprobably Karanis,ch II, 917u*Unknown tax-collector (Philotas & Horion?)vMay 25, 300 ADwCairox2Receipt for delivery of grain brought by a PalemonysPhilotas, dekaprotos; Horion, dekaprotos; Palemon son of Palemon grandson of Ptollas (see O. Mich. II, p. 214 etc.)  …hDYPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>#iAIn the granary of the horiodeiktia of Karanis, of the crops of the 12th and 11th and 4th year, in the name of Palemon son of Ptolas, . . . . . . donkeys. In the 13th and 12th and 5th year, on Tybi 4.@A>   " >jdone, on ph. Scannedk publishedp3/12/97 (or earlier)s879*…AO.Mich.inv. 9481COstD!archive of Palemon son of PtollasEPearl OM-Youtie HCFOMich IIG917H1944UNoWNoX 30-C36M-M[Receipt for Transport of Grain\ 5 X 7.8 cmn=Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptoGreekr7s'see electronic version of OMich II, 917uPhilotas & Horion, dekaprotoivMay 25, 300 ADwCairoxGReceipt for delivery of grain brought by a Palemon to an unknown harborysPhilotas, dekaprotos; Horion, dekaprotos; Palemon son of Palemon grandson of Ptollas (see O. Mich. II, p. 214 etc.)4 etc.)  …AO.Mich.inv.9477COstD5Archive of Palemon son of Ptollas; + OMich. inv. 9482EPearl OM-Youtie HCFOMich IIG898H1944UNoWNoX 30-C36M-G[Receipt for Transport of Grain\,7.3 X 4.1 cm (ca. 8.2 X 10.9 with Inv. 9482)n=Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptoGreekr3 (+ 3)s'see electronic version of OMich II, 897uUnknown tax-collectorvDec. 30, 297 ADwCairoxGReceipt for delivery of grain brought by a Palemon to an unknown harbor Scannedk publishedp3/12/97 (or earlier)…AO.Mich.inv.9477COstD5Archive of Palemon son of Ptollas; + OMich. inv. 9482EPearl OM-Youtie HCFOMich IIG898H1944UNoWNoX 30-C36M-G[Receipt for Transport of Grain\,7.3 X 4.1 cm (ca. 8.2 X 10.9 with Inv. 9482)n=Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptoGreekr3 (+ 3)s'see electronic version of OMich II, 897uUnknown tax-collectorvDec. 30, 297 ADwCairoxGReceipt for delivery of grain brought by a Palemon to an unknown harbor. II, p. 214 etc.)  …zTLiturgy (compulsory public service); Tax collection; Taxation (land); Transportation{horiodeiktia of Karanis|PHOFprobably Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptPcompleteQ1RRecto; Verso is blankS DocumentaryT 9481o.bmphA5 X 7.8 cm30-C36M-MPhilotas & Horion, dekaprotoiPHarchive of Palemon son of PtollasReceipt for delivery of grain brought by a Palemon to an unknown harborMay 25, 300 ADPearl OM-Youtie HChoriodeiktia of KaranisO.Mich.inv. 9481GreekCairo7OstNoNoprobably Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Ars  …hBmeris, Arsinoite nome, province of Egyptsee electronic version of OMich II, 917Philotas, dekaprotos; Horion, dekaprotos; Palemon son of Palemon grandson of Ptollas (see O. Mich. II, p. 214 etc.)917Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptOMich IILiturgy (compulsory public service); Tax collection; Taxation (land); TransportationReceipt for Transport of Grain1944complete1Recto; Verso is blankDocumentary9481o.bmp<_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600 C.…hBNegative>Noprobably Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of Egyptsee electronic version of OMich II, 897Palemon son of Ptolas (Ptollas) (see O. Mich. II, p. 214 etc.)898Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptOMich IILiturgy (compulsory public service); Tax collection; Taxation (land); TransportationReceipt for Transport of Grain1944complete1Recto; Verso is blankDocumentary9477o.bmp9482o.bmp<_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7>C. …OFprobably Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptPrcomplete, but the ink has run considerably over the upper half of the text after having been in contact with waterQ1RRecto; Verso is blankS DocumentaryT 9476o.bmphA5.9 X 5 cm30-C36M-FUnknown tax-collectorPHArchive of Palemon son of PtollasReceipt for delivery of grain brought by a Palemon to an unknown harborJune 8, 298 ADPearl OM-Youtie HCKaranisO.Mich.inv. 9476GreekCairo6OstNoNoprobably Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, pwCairox2Receipt for delivery of grain brought by a Palemony5Palemon son of Ptollas (see O. Mich. II, p. 214 etc.)z/Tax collection; Taxation (land); Transportation{Karanis|PH  B…y>Palemon son of Ptolas (Ptollas) (see O. Mich. II, p. 214 etc.)zTLiturgy (compulsory public service); Tax collection; Taxation (land); Transportation{horiodeiktia of Karanis|PHOFprobably Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptPcompleteQ1RRecto; Verso is blankS DocumentaryT 9477o.bmpU 9482o.bmphA7.3 X 4.1 cm (ca. 8.2 X 10.9 with Inv. 9482)30-C36M-GUnknown tax-collectorPHArchive of Palemon son of Ptollas; + OMich. inv. 9482Receipt for delivery of grain brought by a Palemon to an unknown harborDec. 30, 297 ADPearl OM-Youtie HChoriodeiktia of KaranisO.Mich.inv.9477GreekCairo3 (+ 3)OstNo<_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_6  …hD"0DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>iAOf the granary of the village of Karanis, of the crops of the [13th and] 12th and 5th year, in the name of Palemon son of Ptollas, one donkey, equals 1. In the 14th and 13th and 6th year, on Pauni 10.@A>    >jdone, on ph. Scannedk publishedp3/12/97 (or earlier)s873rchive of Palemon son of PtollasReceipt for delivery of grain brought by a PalemonJune 8, 298 ADPearl OM-Youtie HCKaranisO.Mich.inv. 9476GreekCairo6OstNoNoeither Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, or unknown harbor, HerakPtollas (see O. Mich. II, p. 214 etc.)z/Tax collection; Taxation (land); Transportation{Karanis|PH G…AO.Mich.inv.9474COstD!archive of Palemon son of PtollasEPearl OM-Youtie HCFOMich IIG892H1944UNoWNoX 30-C36L-X[Receipt for Transport of Grain\ 6.9 X 6.9 cmn=Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptoGreekr7s'see electronic version of OMich II, 892uUnknown tax-collectorvJan. 23, 291 ADwCairox]Receipt for delivery of grain brought by Horion, in the name of Ptollas, to an unknown harboryuPtollas son of Sokrates (see ZPE 88 [1991] 186-187); Palemon (son of Ptollas?) (see O. Mich. II, p. 214 etc.); Horion6L-X[Receipt for Transport of Grain\ 6.9 X 6.9 cmn=Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptoGreekr7s'see electronic version of OMich II, 892uUnknown tax-collectorvJan. 23, 291 ADwCairox]Receipt for delivery of grain brought by Horion, in the name of Ptollas, to an unknown harboryuPtollas son of Sokrates (see ZPE 88 [1991] 186-187); Palemon (son of Ptollas?) (see O. Mich. II, p. 214 etc.); Horionp. 214 etc.); Horion  …hBrovince of Egyptsee electronic version of OMich II, 910Palemon son of Ptollas (see O. Mich. II, p. 214 etc.)910Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptOMich IILiturgy (compulsory public service); Tax collection; Taxation (land); TransportationReceipt for Transport of Grain1944complete, but the ink has run considerably over the upper hCalf of the text after having been in contact with water1Recto; Verso is blankDocumentary9476o.bmp<_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_60G …hBigin>probably Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of Egyptsee electronic version of OMich II, 892Ptollas son of Sokrates (see ZPE 88 [1991] 186-187); Palemon (son of Ptollas?) (see O. Mich. II, p. 214 etc.); Horion892Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptOMich IILiturgy (compulsory public service); Tax collection; Taxation (land); TransportationReceipt for Transport of Grain1944complete1Recto; Verso is blankDocumentary9474o.bmp<_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600D  …AO.Mich.inv.9473COstD-EPearl OM-Youtie HCFOMich IIG869H1944UNoWNoX 30-C36L-T[!Receipt(?) for Transport of Grain\ 7.1 X 6.6 cmn=Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptoGreekr4s'see electronic version of OMich II, 869uUnknown tax-collectorvLate IIIrd cent. ADwCairoxeReceipt(?) for delivery of grain brought by a Chairemon, in the name of Ptollas, to an unknown harbory>Chairemon; Ptollas son of Sokrates (see ZPE 88 [1991] 186-187)p3/12/97 (or earlier)…AO.Mich.inv.9473COstD-EPearl OM-Youtie HCFOMich IIG869H1944UNoWNoX 30-C36L-T[!Receipt(?) for Transport of Grain\ 7.1 X 6.6 cmn=Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptoGreekr4s'see electronic version of OMich II, 869uUnknown tax-collectorvLate IIIrd cent. ADwCairoxeReceipt(?) for delivery of grain brought by a Chairemon, in the name of Ptollas, to an unknown harbory>Chairemon; Ptollas son of Sokrates (see ZPE 88 [1991] 186-187)  …hD3PIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>iAOf the granary of the horiodeiktia of Karanis, of the crops of the 6th and 5th year, in the name of Ptollas son of Sokrates, through Palemon, through beasts of Nestou (epoikion), through Horion, eleven donkeys, equal 11. In the 7th and 6th year, on Tybi 28.@A>   " >jdone, on ph. Scannedk publishedp3/12/97 (or earlier)s872 by Horion, in the name of Ptollas, to an unknown harborJan. 23, 291 ADPearl OM-Youtie HChoriodeiktia of Karanis; Nestou (epoikion)O.Mich.inv.9474GreekCairo7OstNoNo<_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBa  …zTLiturgy (compulsory public service); Tax collection; Taxation (land); Transportation{Dinis (Dinnis)|PHOEprobably Dinnis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptPcompleteQ1RRecto; Verso is blankS DocumentaryT 9473o.bmphA7.1 X 6.6 cm30-C36L-TUnknown tax-collectorPH-Receipt(?) for delivery of grain brought by a Chairemon, in the name of Ptollas, to an unknown harborLate IIIrd cent. ADPearl OM-Youtie HCDinis (Dinnis)O.Mich.inv.9473GreekCairo4OstNoNoprobably Dinnis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoiunknown harnown tax-collectorvLate IIIrd cent. ADwCairoxPReceipt(?) for delivery of grain brought by a Chairemon in the name of a Ptollasy>Chairemon; Ptollas son of Sokrates (see ZPE 88 [1991] 186-187)z/Tax collection; Taxation (land); Transportation A…iTOf Dinis, through Chairemon, in the name(?) of Ptollas son of Sokrates, two donkeys.jdone, on ph. Scannedk publishedp3/12/97 (or earlier)s871…AO.Mich.inv. 9469COstD!archive of Palemon son of PtollasEPearl OM-Youtie HCFOMich IIG893H1944UNoWNoX 30-C36L-P[Receipt for Transport of Grain\ 6.4 X 9.1 cmn=Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptoGreekr6s'see electronic version of OMich II, 893uUnknown tax-collectorvJune 26(?), 292 ADwCairox`Receipt for delivery of grain brought by a Didymos in the name of a Ptollas to an unknown harboryvPtollas son of Sokrates (see ZPE 88 [1991] 186-187); Palemon (son of Ptollas?) (see O. Mich. II, p. 214 etc.); DidymoszTLiturgy (compulsory public service); Tax collection; Taxation (land); Transportation{ horiodeiktia of Karanis; Magdola|PHOFprobably Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptPcompleteQ1RRecto; Verso is blankS DocumentaryT 9469o.bmph  …hBte nome, province of Egyptsee electronic version of OMich II, 869Chairemon; Ptollas son of Sokrates (see ZPE 88 [1991] 186-187)869Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptOMich IILiturgy (compulsory public service); Tax collection; Taxation (land); TransportationReceipt(?) for Transport of Grain1944complete1RectCo; Verso is blankDocumentary9473o.bmp<_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>of Ptollas son of Sokrates, two donkeys.AP…hCReceipt for Transport of Grain1944complete1Recto; Verso is blankDocumentary9469o.bmp<_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPID1Back_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>iAOf the granary of the village of the horiodeiktia of Karanis, of the crops of the 7th and 6th year, in the name of Ptollas son of Sokrates, through Palemon, through beasts of Magdola, through Didymos, eight donkeys, = 8. In the 8th and 7th year, on Epeiph 2.@A> %  1 >jdone, on ph. Scannedk publishedp3/12/97 (or earlier)…AO.Mich.inv. 9467I* r:compulsoryAWCWDWGWIWKWNWOWPWQWSWTWUWVWWWXWYWZW[W\W]W^W_W`WaWcWdWeWfWiWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWSubj headings>Tax collection; Taxation (land); TransportationReceipt for delivery from the granary to the harbor1944Upper left edge faded1Recto; Verso is blankDocumentary<_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><P5…COstD!archive of Palemon son of PtollasEPearl OM-Youtie HCFOMich IIG894H1944K+BL VIII 528 on Ptolemaios son of PtolemaiosUNoWNoX 30-C36L-N[Receipt for Transport of Grain\ 8.9 X 8.4 cmn=Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptoGreekr8s'see electronic version of OMich II, 894uUnknown tax-collectorvJune 28, 293 ADwCairoxReceipt for delivery of grain brought to an unknown harbor by Amaeis in the name of a Ptolemaios and a Valerius, as well as for land without owneryPtolemaios son of Ptolemaios; Valerius, son of Teleis (father unknown); Palemon (son of Ptollas?) (see O. Mich. II, p. 214 etc.); AmaeiszLiturgy (compulsory public service); Personal status: apator (of unknown father); Tax collection; Taxation (land); Transportation{%horiodeiktia of Karanis; Philadelphia|PHOFprobably Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptPcompleteQ1RRecto; Verso is blankS DocumentaryT 9467o.bmph (or earlier)…AO.Mich.inv. 9467COst5 %…hCh IILiturgy (compulsory public service); Personal status: apator (of unknown father); Tax collection; Taxation (land); TransportationReceipt for Transport of Grain1944complete1Recto; Verso is blankDocumentary9467o.bmp<_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFDront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>iee electronic version of OMich II, 894Ptolemaios son of Ptolemaios; Valerius, son of Teleis (father unknown); Palemon (son of Ptollas?) (see O. Mich. II, p. 214 etc.); Amaeis894Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, pr $B …iA_Of the granary of the village of the horiodeiktia of Karanis, of the crops of the 8th and 7th year, in the name of Ptolemaios son of Ptolemaios and of Valerius, his mother being Teleis, and (for?) land without owner, through Palemon, through beasts of Philadelphia, through Amaeis, eleven donkeys, = 11. In the ninth and 8th and 1st year, on Epeiph 4._@A> %  1 >jdone, on ph. Scannedk publishedp3/12/97 (or earlier)s865olemaios; Valerius, son of Teleis (father unknown); Palemon (son of Ptollas?) (see O. Mich. II, p. 214 etc.); Amaeisz\Personal status: apator (of unknown father); Tax collection; Taxation (land); Transportation{%horiodeiktia of Karanis; Philadelphia|PHOxeither Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, or unknown harbor, Herakleopolite or Memphite nome, province of EgyptPcompleteQ1RRecto; Verso is blankS DocumentaryT 9467o.bmphakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, pr ) (…hD7600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>iA\Of the granary of the village of the horiodeiktia of Karanis, of the crops of the 5th and 4th year, through beasts of (Hiera) Nikolaou of the Arsinoite, in the name of Ptollas son of Sokrates, through Palemon, seven donkeys and for land without owner, uncovered, . . ., five donkeys, = 12 donkeys together. In the 6th and 5th year, on Pharmouthi 2.\@A> %  1 >jdone, on ph. Scannedk publishedp3/12/97 (or earlier)s864…AO.Mich.inv.9456COstD!Archive of Palemon son of PtollasEPearl OM-Youtie HCFOMich IIG927H1944UNoWNoX 30-C36J-M[Receipt for Transport of Grain\ 6.1 X 10 cmn=Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptoGreekr7s'see electronic version of OMich II, 927uUnknown tax-collectorvJan. 17, 304 or 312 ADwCairoxLReceipt for transport of grain to Leukogion by Melas, in the name of PalemonmonB )…ymPtollas son of Sokrates (see ZPE 88 [1991] 186-187); Palemon (son of Ptollas?) (see O. Mich. II, p. 214 etc.)zTLiturgy (compulsory public service); Tax collection; Taxation (land); Transportation{:(Hiera) Nikolaou of the Arsinoite; horiodeiktia of Karanis|PHOFprobably Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptPcompleteQ1RRecto; Verso is blankS DocumentaryT 9466o.bmphA9 X 11.8 cm30-C36L-MUnknown tax-collectorPHarchive of Palemon son of PtollasReceipt for delivery of grain brought by Ptollas, son of Sokrates, to an unknown harborMarch 28, 290 ADPearl OM-Youtie HC(Hiera) Nikolaou of the Arsinoite; horiodeiktia of KaranisO.Mich.inv. 9466GreekCairo10OstNoNo6.1 X 10 cm30-C36J-MUnknown tax-collectorPHArchive of Palemon son of PtollasReceipt for transport of grain to Leukogion by Melas, in the name of PalemonJan. 17, 304 or 312 ADPearl OM-Youtie HCKaranis; LeukogionO.Mich.inv.9456GreekCairo7OstNoNoKaranis, Herakleidou meris, Arative>Noeither Karanis, Heraknown tax-collectorvJan. 17, 304 or 312 ADwCairo ' &…hBive>Noprobably Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of Egyptsee electronic version of OMich II, 891Ptollas son of Sokrates (see ZPE 88 [1991] 186-187); Palemon (son of Ptollas?) (see O. Mich. II, p. 214 etc.)891Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptOMich IILiturgy (compulsory public service); Tax collection; Taxation (land); TransportationReceipt for Transport of Grain1944complete1Recto; Verso is blankDocumentary9466o.bmp<_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_ + ,…iIn the granary of the village of Karanis has shifted Palemon son of Palemon to the harbor of Leukogion, of the crops of the 19th year, through Melas, donkey-driver, 3 donkeys of wheat. On Tybi 21.jdone, on ph. Scannedk publishedp3/12/97 (or earlier)s859 Leukogion, Herakleopolite nome, province of EgyptPcompleteQ1RRecto; Verso is blankS DocumentaryT 9456o.bmphA6.1 X 10 cm30-C36J-MUnknown tax-collectorPHArchive of Palemon son of PtollasReceipt for transport of grain to Leukogion by Melas, in the name of PalemonJan. 17, 304 or 312 ADPearl OM-Youtie HCKaranis; LeukogionO.Mich.inv.9456GreekCairo7OstNoNoeither Karanis, Herakleidou meoNoeither Karanis, Herakiro ( *…hBsinoite nome, province of Egyptsee electronic version of OMich II, 927Palemon son of Palemon (grandson of Ptollas) (see O. Mich. II, p. 214 etc.); Melas, onelates927Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptOMich IILiturgy (compulsory public service); Profession; Tax collection; Taxation (land); TransportationReceipt for Transport of Grain1944complete1Recto; Verso is blankDocumentary9456o.bmp<_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8> * /…AO.Mich.inv. 9454COstDFfound with the archive of Palemon son of Ptollas; cf. OMich. inv. 9452EPearl OM-Youtie HCFOMich IIG907H1944UNoWNoX 30-C36J-K[Receipt for Transport of Grain\ 5.8 X 7.3 cmn=Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptoGreekr8s'see electronic version of OMich II, 907uUnknown tax-collectorv297/298 AD (June 17, 298 AD?)wCairoxbReceipt for delivery of grain brought to an unknown harbor by a Kastor in the name of a PtolemaiosyZPtolemaios son of Demetrous (father unknown) (see also O. Mich. II, 911); Satabous; KastorzLiturgy (compulsory public service); Personal status: apator (of unknown father); Tax collection; Taxation (land); Transportationrought to an unknown harbor by a Kastor in the name of a PtolemaiosyZPtolemaios son of Demetrous (father unknown) (see also O. Mich. II, 911); Satabous; KastorzLiturgy (compulsory public service); Personal status: apator (of unknown father); Tax collection; Taxation (land); Transportationck_R7>5.4 X 5.2 cm30-C36J-HUnknown tax-collectorPHArchive of Palemon son of Ptollas; cf. also PMich. inv. 9454Receipt for delivery of grain brought to an unknown harbor by a Palemon in the name of a PtolemaiosJune 17, 298 ADPearl OM-Youtie HChoriodeiktia of KaranisO.Mich.inv. 9452GreekCairo8OstNoNoprobably Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of Egyptsee electronic version of OMich II, 911Ptolemaios son of Demetrous (father unknown) (see also O. Mich. II, 907); Satabous; Kastor; Palemon (son of Ptollas?), onelates (see O. Mich. II, p. 214 etc.)911Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptOMich IILiturgy (compulsory public service); Personal sta /@…hB>8OstNoNoprobably Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of Egyptsee electronic version of OMich II, 907Ptolemaios son of Demetrous (father unknown) (see also O. Mich. II, 911); Satabous; Kastor907Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptOMich IILiturgy (compulsory public service); Personal status: apator (of unknown fatherC); Tax collection; Taxation (land); TransportationReceipt for Transport of Grain1944complete, but faded at the top and bottom1Recto; Verso is blankDocumentary9454o.bmp<_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8> , .…{&horiodeiktia of Karanis; Ptolemais Nea|PHOFprobably Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptP)complete, but faded at the top and bottomQ1RRecto; Verso is blankS DocumentaryT 9454o.bmphA5.8 X 7.3 cm30-C36J-KUnknown tax-collectorPHfound with the archive of Palemon son of Ptollas; cf. OMich. inv. 9452Receipt for delivery of grain brought to an unknown harbor by a Kastor in the name of a Ptolemaios297/298 AD (June 17, 298 AD?)Pearl OM-Youtie HChoriodeiktia of Karanis; Ptolemais NeaO.Mich.inv. 9454GreekCairoCairo8Ost<_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBa - 1…hCtus: apator (of unknown father); Tax collection; Taxation (land); TransportationReceipt for Transport of Grain1944complete1Recto; Verso is blankDocumentary9452o.bmp<_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8>D<_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>biAOf the granary of the horiodeiktia of Karanis, of the crops of the 13th and 12th and 5th year, in the name of Ptolemaios son of Demetrous, through Satabous, through Kastor, through Palemon, donkey-driver, one donkey, equals 1. In the 14th and 13th and 6th year, on Pauni 23.@ 0 4 S…iA>   " >torPHArchive of Palemon son of Ptollas; cf. also PMich. inv. 9454Receipt for delivery of grain brought by a Palemon in the name of a PtolemaiosJune 17, 298 ADPearl OM-Youtie HChoriodeiktia of KaranisO.Mich.inv. 9452GreekCairo8OstNoNoeBither Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, or unknown harbor, Herakleopolite or Memphite nome, province of Egyptsee electronic version of OMich II, 911Ptolemaios son of Demetrous (father unknown) (see also O. Mich. II, 907); Satabous; Kastor; Palemon (son of Ptollas?), onelates (see O. Mich. II, p. 214 etc.)911Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptOMich IIPersonal status: apa 4 5$…AO.Mich.inv. 9447COstD-EPearl OM-Youtie HCFOMich IIG852H1944UNoWNoX 30-C36J-C["Receipt(?) for delivery of donkeys\ 4.5 X 2.5 cmn=Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptoGreekr2s'see electronic version of OMich II, 852uUnknownvLate IIIrd cent. ADwCairox1Receipt(?) for delivery of 9 donkeys by a PalemonyPalemonz/Tax collection; Taxation (land); Transportation{-|PHOFprobably Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptPcompleteQ1RRecto; Verso is blankS DocumentaryT 9447o.bmphcompleteQ1RRecto; Verso is blankS DocumentaryT 9447o.bmphince of Egyptsee electronic version of OMich II, 911Ptolemaios son of Demetrous (father unknown) (see also O. Mich. II, 907); Satabous; Kastor; Palemon (son of Ptollas?), onelates (see O. Mich. II, p. 214 etc.)911Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptOMich IIApator (of unknown f@…@ ;z …@ ?XahB @sP…H AhA CC B…8A DhB FiA@ E…hA GC H…O IhB Kk J…hA LC MsP…y NhB Pp O…hA QC R…8A'< ShB TiA V X…@ UhA WC Y…8A ] ZhB [p \…hA ^C _…y `hB bp a…hA cC d…y ehB giAD…@C;O jhB hi f…@ ihA kC l…8 n mhB@sp@r…@ oA phB@sP…s qhB sp r…hA tC u…hA vC wP…hA xC y…O zhB |i {…hA }C ~…@ x hB@@…hA C …y hB iA  …@ hA+&C …x hB i …hA C …y hB …[ hA CCP…O hB iA  hA C0 1 2Q…ijdone, on ph. Scannedk publishedp3/12/97 (or earlier)s856onReceipt for delivery from the granary to the harbor1944complete1Recto; Verso is blankDocumentary9452o.bmp<_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPDIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>oiAOf the granary of the horiodeiktia of Karanis, of the crops of the 13th and 12th and 5th year, in the name of Ptolemaios son of Demetrous, through Satabous, through Kastor, through Palemon, donkey-driver, one donkey, equals 1. In the 14th and 13th and 6th year, on Pauni 23.@ 2 7…hA4.5 X 2.5 cm30-C36J-CUnknownPH-Receipt(?) for delivery of 9 donkeys by a PalemonLate IIIrd cent. ADPearl OM-Youtie HC-O.Mich.inv. 9447GreekCairo2OstNoNoprobably Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of Egyptsee electronic version of OMich BII, 852Palemon852Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptOMich IITax collection; Taxation (land); TransportationReceipt(?) for delivery of donkeys1944complete1Recto; Verso is blankDocumentary9447o.bmp<_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2@ -6…xcReceipt for delivery of grain brought to an unknown harbor by a Palemon in the name of a PtolemaiosyPtolemaios son of Demetrous (father unknown) (see also O. Mich. II, 907); Satabous; Kastor; Palemon (son of Ptollas?), onelates (see O. Mich. II, p. 214 etc.)zLiturgy (compulsory public service); Personal status: apator (of unknown father); Tax collection; Taxation (land); Transportation{horiodeiktia of Karanis|PHOFprobably Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptPcompleteQ1RRecto; Verso is blankS DocumentaryT 9452o.bmphn harbor, Herakleopolite or Memphite nome, province of Egyptsee electronic version of OMich II, 911Ptolemaios son of Demetrous (father unknown) (see also O. Mich. II, 907); Satabous; Kastor; Palemon (son of Ptollas?), onelates (see O. Mich. II, p. 214 etc.)911Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptOMich IIPersonal status: apa 5…hC><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>iPalemon, 9 donkeys.jdone, on ph. Scannedk publishedp3/12/97 (or earlier)s852…AO.Mich.inv. 9443COstD!Archive of Palemon son of PtollasEPearl OM-Youtie HCFOMich IIG926H1944K-L. 3: Epeiph 24 is an addition (supra lineam)UNoWNoX 30-C26J-B[Receipt for Transport of Grain\ 13.2 X 10 cmn=Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptoGreekr7s'see electronic version of OMich II, 926uUnknown tax-collectorv8July 18, 20, 22, 24; Sept. 5, 17, 21; Oct. 2 & 9, 303 ADwCairoxNReceipt for transport of grain to an unknown harbor by Palemon, son of PtollasyAPalemon son of Ptollas (see O. Mich. II, p. 214 etc.); Ouenaphris><_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600 9…hBMaterial>OstNoNoprobably Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of Egyptsee electronic version of OMich II, 926Palemon son of Ptollas (see O. Mich. II, p. 214 etc.); Ouenaphris926Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptOMich IILiturgy (compulsory public service); Tax collection; Taxation (land); TransportationRecCeipt for Transport of Grain1944complete1Recto; Verso is blankDocumentary<_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6>< 8 ;}…hD%_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>iAThrough sitologoi, has shifted (to the harbor) Palemon son of Ptollas, for the crops of the 19th and 18th and 11th year, of wheat: 'on Epeiph 24', three donkeys, 3 donkeys; on the 26th, 2 donkeys; on the 28th, 1 donkey; on the 30th, 1 donkey; in the 20th and 19th and 12th year, on Thoth 7, one donkey; on the 19th, one donkey; on the 23rd, one donkey; on Phaophi 4, (through?) Ouenaphris 2 donkeys; on the 11th, 1 donkey.@A>    >j done, on ph.k publishedp3/12/97 (or earlier)s848ca>-O.Mich.inv. 9443GreekCairo7<_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600G"J 8unknownWW)W0W3W5WBWCWDWEWHWIWJWKWMWoWxWWWWzWWWWWWWWoWW WlW~WWWWWWWWWOWQWWWW*W.WWFWIWVWWRWunnameduW1WWsWW^W_WsW7WunoccupiedWWunpaidWunpublished:WunrelatedEWunspecifiedWWlWuWUWunstated=W (supra lineam)July 18, 20, 22, 24; Sept. 5, 17, 21; Oct. 2 & 9, 303 ADPearl OM-Youtie HC-O.Mich.inv. 9443GreekCairo7OstNo<_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600 9 <g…AO.Mich.inv. 9440COstD-EPearl OM-Youtie HCFOMich IIG941H1944UNoWNoX 30-B224C*-G[List of liturgical workers(?)\ 6.2 X 6.4 cmn=Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptoGreekr5s'see electronic version of OMich II, 941uUnknownvLate IIIrd/early IVth cent. ADwCairoxList of personsy(Abaous; Amoules; Pol'; Onnophris; Pauloshoth 7, one donkey; on the 19th, one donkey; on the 23rd, one donkey; on Phaophi 4, (through?) Ouenaphris 2 donkeys; on the 11th, 1 donkey.@A>    >j done, on ph.k publishedp3/12/97 (or earlier)…AO.Mich.inv. 9440COstD-EPearl OM-Youtie HCFOMich IIG941H1944UNoWNoX 30-B224C*-G[List of liturgical workers(?)\ 6.2 X 6.4 cmn=Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptoGreekr5s'see electronic version of OMich II, 941uUnknownvLate IIIrd/early IVth cent. ADwCairoxList of personsy(Abaous; Amoules; Pol'; Onnophris; Paulos ;s…zLiturgy (compulsory work)(?){-|PHOFprobably Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptPcompleteQ1RRecto; Verso is blankS DocumentaryhA6.2 X 6.4 cm30-B224C*-GUnknownPH-List of personsLate IIIrd/early IVth cent. ADPearl OM-Youtie HC-O.Mich.inv. 9440GreekCairo5OstNoNoprobably Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of Egyptsee electronic version of OMich II, 941Abs >…n=Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptoGreekr3s'see electronic version of OMich II, 783uUnknown tax-collectorvEarly IVth cent. ADwCairox0Receipt for chaff of Karanis brought by a OualasyOualas (Valas, Valerius)zTax collection; taxation (Land){Karanis|PHOBunknown harbor, Herakleopolite or Memphite nome, province of EgyptPcompleteQ1RRecto; Verso is blankS DocumentaryhA5.9 X 5.2 cm30-B224B*-LUnknown tax-collectorPH-Receipt for chaff of Karanis brought by a OualasEarly IVth cent. ADPearl OM-Youtie HCKaranisO.Mich.inv. 9439GreekCairo3OstNoNounknown harbor, Herakleopolite or Memphite nome, province of Egyptsee electronic 4B*-L[Receipt of tax payment in kind\ 5.9 X 5.2 cm = ?…hBversion of OMich II, 783Oualas (Valas, Valerius)783Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptOMich IITax collection; taxation (Land)Receipt of tax payment in kind1944complete1Recto; Verso is blankDocumentary<_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFroCnt_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>iIOn Pachon 27. Of Karanis. (Has paid) Oualas, 1 basket (sargane) of chaff.j done, on ph.k publishedp3/12/97 (or earlier)s845 >aP…AO.Mich.inv. 9438COstD-EPearl OM-Youtie HCFOMich IIG767H1944UNoWNoance>Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptOMich IITax collection; taxation (Land)Receipt of tax payment in kind1944complete1Recto; Verso is blankDocumentary<_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600C DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>iIOn Pachon 27. Of Karanis. (Has paid) Oualas, 1 basket (sargane) of chaff.j done, on ph.k publishedp3/12/97 (or earlier)…AO.Mich.inv. 9438COstD-EPearl OM-Youtie HCFOMich IIG767H1944UNoWNoaP…hBonic version of OMich II, 767Petesouchos son of Sambas767Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptOMich IITaxation; Tax collectionReceipt of money tax1944complete1Recto; Verso is blankDocumentary9438o.bmp<_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFrontC_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>i9(Has paid) Petesouchos son of Sambas, on Pauni 17, 180''.jdone, on ph. Scannedk publishedp3/12/97 (or earlier) …AO.Mich.inv. 9437COstDarchive(?) of InarosEPearl OM-Youtie HCFOMich IIG717P C…H1944K6l. 2: read exeta( ) (unpublished note of H.C. Youtie)UNoWNoX 30-B199K*-N[Receipt of money tax\ 6.3 X 4.6 cmn=Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptoGreekr3s'see electronic version of OMich II, 717uUnknown tax-collectorvIst cent. B.C.wCairo8A,Receipt for payment of sitonion by an Inaros,@A>    >y,Naaraus (Inaros) (see O. Mich. II, 716 note)zTaxation; Tax collection{-|PHOFprobably Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptPcompleteQ1RRecto; Verso is blankS DocumentaryT 9437o.bmph><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>i9(Has paid) Petesouchos son of Sambas, on Pauni 17, 180.j done, on ph.k publishedp3/12/97 (or earlier) …AO.Mich.inv. 9437COstDarchive(?) of InarosEPearl OM-Youtie HCFOMich IIG717H1944 C D…hCsullSizeFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>OiAr[[In the 16th year, Pachon 2, 100.]] In the 17th year, (has paid) Naaraus . . ., for sitonion, on Choiak 14, 100.r@A> V  ^ >jdone, on ph. Scannedk publishedp3/12/97 (or earlier)s843…AO.Mich.inv. 9436COstDarchive(?) of InarosEPearl OM-Youtie HCFOMich IIG720H1944UNoWNoX 30-B199K*-M[Receipt of money tax\ 8.8 X 6.1 cmn=Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptoGreekr2s'see electronic version of OMich II, 720uUnknown tax-collectorvIst cent. B.C.wCairo8 A B…hA6.3 X 4.6 cm30-B199K*-NUnknown tax-collectorPHarchive(?) of InarosReceipt for payment of sitonion by an Inarosl. 2: read exeta( ) (unpublished note of H.C. Youtie)Ist cent. B.C.Pearl OM-Youtie HC-O.Mich.inv. 9437GreekCairo3OstNoNoprobably Karanis, HerakleiBdou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of Egyptsee electronic version of OMich II, 717Naaraus (Inaros) (see O. Mich. II, 716 note)717Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptOMich IITaxation; Tax collectionReceipt of money tax1944complete1Recto; Verso is blankDocumentary9437o.bmp    >y-Innaaros (Inaros) (see O. Mich. II, 716 note)zTaxation; Tax collection{-|PHOFprobably Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptPcompleteQ1RRecto; Verso is blankS DocumentaryT 9436o.bmphA8.8 X 6.1 cm30-B199K*-MUnknown tax-collectorPHarchive(?) of InarosReceipt for payment of sitonion by an InarosIst cent. B.C.Pearl OM-Youtie HC-O.Mich.inv. 9436GreekCairo2OstNoNoprobably Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of Egyptsee eleekr2s'see electronic version of OMich II, 720uUnknown tax-collectorvIst cent. B.C.wCairo8A,Receipt for payment of sitonion by an Inaros@ G…ijdone, on ph. Scannedk publishedp3/12/97 (or earlier)s842…AO.Mich.inv. 9435COstDarchive(?) of InarosEPearl OM-Youtie HCFOMich IIG765H1944UNoWNoX 30-B199K*-L[Receipt of money tax\ 5.7 X 3.4 cmn=Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptoGreekr2s'see electronic version of OMich II, 765uUnknown tax-collectorvIst cent. B.C.wCairox$Receipt for tax payment by an Inarosy.Innaaraus (Inaros) (see O. Mich. II, 716 note)zTaxation; Tax collection{-|PHOFprobably Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptPcompleteQ1RRecto; Verso is blankS DocumentaryT 9435o.bmphes>2OstNoNoprobably Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of Egyptsee ele D@…hBctronic version of OMich II, 720Innaaros (Inaros) (see O. Mich. II, 716 note)720Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptOMich IITaxation; Tax collectionReceipt of money tax1944complete1Recto; Verso is blankDocumentary9436o.bmp<_600DPIFrC.ont_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8> iAk In the 17th year, for the account of sitonion, (has paid) Innaaros . . . . . ., on Pharmouthi . . ., . . .k@ &  . > E H…hA5.7 X 3.4 cm30-B199K*-LUnknown tax-collectorPHarchive(?) of InarosReceipt for tax payment by an InarosIst cent. B.C.Pearl OM-Youtie HC-O.Mich.inv. 9435GreekCairo2OstNoNoprobably Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of Egyptsee electronic Bversion of OMich II, 765Innaaraus (Inaros) (see O. Mich. II, 716 note)765Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptOMich IITaxation; Tax collectionReceipt of money tax1944complete1Recto; Verso is blankDocumentary9435o.bmp<_600DPIFront_R1> G I…hC'<_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>i.(Has paid) Innaaraus, on Choiak 15, 140; 5(?).jdone, on ph. Scannedk publishedp3/12/97 (or earlier)s841…AO.Mich.inv. 9434COstDarchive(?) of InarosEPearl OM-Youtie HCFOMich IIG741H1944UNoWNoX 30-B199K*-K[Receipt of money tax\ 5.5 X 10.3 cmn=Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptoGreekr2s'see electronic version of OMich II, 741uUnknown tax-collectorvIst cent. B.C.wCairo8A/Receipt for payment of epistatikon by an Inaros/@A>   " >y"Inaros (see O. Mich. II, 716 note)zTaxation; Tax collection{-|PH><_600DPIFront_R1><_600D H K…OFprobably Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptPcompleteQ1RRecto; Verso is blankS DocumentaryT 9434o.bmphA5.5 X 10.3 cm30-B199K*-KUnknown tax-collectorPHarchive(?) of InarosReceipt for payment of epistatikon by an InarosIst cent. B.C.Pearl OM-Youtie HC-O.Mich.inv. 9434GreekCairo2OstNoNoprobably Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of Egyptseeronic version of OMich II, 741uUnknown tax-collectorvIst cent. B.C.wCairo8A/Receipt for payment of epistatikon by an Inaros/@A>   " >y"Inaros (see O. Mich. II, 716 note)zTaxation; Tax collection{-|PHOFprobably Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of Egypt K L…k publishedp3/12/97 (or earlier)s840…AO.Mich.inv. 9433COstDarchive(?) of InarosEPearl OM-Youtie HCFOMich IIG721H1944UNoWNoX 30-B199K*-J[Receipt of money tax\ 5.7 X 4.3 cmn=Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptoGreekr2s'see electronic version of OMich II, 721uUnknown tax-collectorvIst cent. B.C.wCairo8A,Receipt for payment of sitonion by an Inaros,@A>    >y,Inneros (Inaros) (see O. Mich. II, 716 note)zTaxation; Tax collection{-|PHOFprobably Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptPcompleteQ1RRecto; Verso is blankS DocumentaryT 9433o.bmph I J…hB electronic version of OMich II, 741Inaros (see O. Mich. II, 716 note)741Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptOMich IITaxation; Tax collectionReceipt of money tax1944complete1Recto; Verso is blankDocumentary9434o.bmp<_600DPIFront_R1>C'<_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>iAI In the 17th year, (has paid) Inaros, for epistatikon, on Choiak 16, 150.I@A> *  5 >jdone, on ph. Scanned J M…hA5.7 X 4.3 cm30-B199K*-JUnknown tax-collectorPHarchive(?) of InarosReceipt for payment of sitonion by an InarosIst cent. B.C.Pearl OM-Youtie HC-O.Mich.inv. 9433GreekCairo2OstNoNoprobably Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of Egyptsee eleBctronic version of OMich II, 721Inneros (Inaros) (see O. Mich. II, 716 note)721Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptOMich IITaxation; Tax collectionReceipt of money tax1944complete1Recto; Verso is blankDocumentary9433o.bmp<_600DPIFro LP.…hC-nt_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8> iAV In the 17th year, for the account of sitonion, (has paid) Inneros, on Pachon 23, 100.V@A> &  . >jdone, on ph. Scannedk publishedp3/12/97 (or earlier)…AO.Mich.inv. 9432COstDarchive(?) of InarosEPearl OM-Youtie HCFOMich IIG726H1944UNoWNoX 30-B199K*-H[Receipt of money tax\ 8.6 X 10 cmn=Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptoGreekr1s'see electronic version of OMich II, 726uUnknown tax-collectorvIst cent. B.C.wCairo8A,Receipt for payment of sitonion by an Inaros,@A>    >P P…y"Inaros (see O. Mich. II, 716 note)zTaxation; Tax collection{-|PHOFprobably Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptPcompleteQ1RRecto; Verso is blankS DocumentaryT 9432o.bmphA8.6 X 10 cm30-B199K*-HUnknown tax-collectorPHarchive(?) of InarosReceipt for payment of sitonion by an InarosIst cent. B.C.Pearl OM-Youtie HC-O.Mich.inv. 9432GreekCairo1OstNoNoprobably Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of Egyptsee elecdou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptoGreekr1s'see electronic version of OMich II, 726uUnknown tax-collectorvIst cent. B.C.wCairo8A,Receipt for payment of sitonion by an Inaros,@A>    > P Q…p3/12/97 (or earlier)s838…AO.Mich.inv. 9431COstDarchive(?) of InarosEPearl OM-Youtie HCFOMich IIG724H1944UNoWNoX 30-B199K*-G[Receipt of money tax\ 6.5 X 4.6 cmn=Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptoGreekr3s'see electronic version of OMich II, 724uUnknown tax-collectorvIst cent. B.C.wCairo8A,Receipt for payment of sitonion by an Inaros,@A>    >y-Innearos (Inaros) (see O. Mich. II, 716 note)zTaxation; Tax collection{-|PHOFprobably Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptPcompleteQ1RRecto; Verso is blankS DocumentaryT 9431o.bmph N O…hBtronic version of OMich II, 726Inaros (see O. Mich. II, 716 note)726Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptOMich IITaxation; Tax collectionReceipt of money tax1944complete1Recto; Verso is blankDocumentary9432o.bmp<_600DPIFront_R1><_C"600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>iAD In the 17th year, (has paid) Inaros, for sitonion, on Pa( ) 4, 60.D@A> *  2 >jdone, on ph. Scannedk published O R…hA6.5 X 4.6 cm30-B199K*-GUnknown tax-collectorPHarchive(?) of InarosReceipt for payment of sitonion by an InarosIst cent. B.C.Pearl OM-Youtie HC-O.Mich.inv. 9431GreekCairo3OstNoNoprobably Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of Egyptsee eleBctronic version of OMich II, 724Innearos (Inaros) (see O. Mich. II, 716 note)724Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptOMich IITaxation; Tax collectionReceipt of money tax1944complete1Recto; Verso is blankDocumentary9431o.bmp<_600DPIFr Q'<…hC.ont_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8> iA\ In the 17th year, for the account of sitonion, (has paid) Innearos . . ., on Pauni 30, 100.\@A> &  . >jdone, on ph. Scannedk publishedp3/12/97 (or earlier)s837…AO.Mich.inv. 9430COstDarchive(?) of InarosEPearl OM-Youtie HCFOMich IIG718H1944K6L. 1: read exeta( ) (unpublished note of H.C. Youtie)UNoWNoX 30-B199K*-F[Receipt of money tax\ 5.3 X 6.5 cmn=Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptoGreekr2s'see electronic version of OMich II, 718uUnknown tax-collectorvIst cent. B.C.wCairo8A,Receipt for payment of sitonion by an Inaros,@'< T…8y,Naaraus (Inaros) (see O. Mich. II, 716 note)zTaxation; Tax collection{-|PHOFprobably Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptPcompleteQ1RRecto; Verso is blankS DocumentaryT 9430o.bmphA5.3 X 6.5 cm30-B199K*-FUnknown tax-collectorPHarchive(?) of InarosReceipt for payment of sitonion by an InarosL. 1: read exeta( ) (unpublished note of H.C. Youtie)Ist cent. B.C.Pearl OM-Youtie HC-O.Mich.inv. 9430GreekCairo2OstNoNoprobably Karanis, Herakleiceipt of money tax\ 5.3 X 6.5 cmn=Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptoGreekr2s'see electronic version of OMich II, 718uUnknown tax-collectorvIst cent. B.C.wCairo8A,Receipt for payment of sitonion by an Inaros,@ S V…hBdou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of Egyptsee electronic version of OMich II, 718Naaraus (Inaros) (see O. Mich. II, 716 note)718Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptOMich IITaxation; Tax collectionReceipt of money tax1944complete1Recto; Verso is blankDocumentary9430o.bmp<_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>OiALIn the 17th year, (has paid) Naaraus . . ., for sitonion, on Choiak 24, 100.L@ X W…AO.Mich.inv. 9429COstDarchive(?) of InarosEPearl OM-Youtie HCFOMich IIG719H1944UNoWNoX 30-B199K*-E[Receipt of money tax\ 6.7 X 6.1 cmn=Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptoGreekr2s'see electronic version of OMich II, 719uUnknown tax-collectorvIst cent. B.C.wCairo8A,Receipt for payment of sitonion by an Inaros,@A>    >y-Innaaros (Inaros) (see O. Mich. II, 716 note)zTaxation; Tax collection{-|PHOFprobably Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptPcompleteQ1RRecto; Verso is blankS DocumentaryT 9429o.bmphcompleteQ1RRecto; Verso is blankS DocumentaryT 9429o.bmph T X S…iA> 0  8 >onic version of OMich II, 718Naaraus (Inaros) (see O. Mich. II, 716 note)718Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptOMich IITaxation; Tax collectionReceipt of money tax1944complete1Recto; Verso is blankDocumentary<_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>EiALIn the 17th year, (has paid) Naaraus . . ., for sitonion, on Choiak 24, 100.L@ U Y…hA6.7 X 6.1 cm30-B199K*-EUnknown tax-collectorPHarchive(?) of InarosReceipt for payment of sitonion by an InarosIst cent. B.C.Pearl OM-Youtie HC-O.Mich.inv. 9429GreekCairo2OstNoNoprobably Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of Egyptsee eleBctronic version of OMich II, 719Innaaros (Inaros) (see O. Mich. II, 716 note)719Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptOMich IITaxation; Tax collectionReceipt of money tax1944complete1Recto; Verso is blankDocumentary9429o.bmp<_600DPIFr V UQ…ijdone, on ph. Scannedk publishedp3/12/97 (or earlier)s836-|PHOFprobably Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptPcompleteQ1RRecto; Verso is blankS DocumentaryhA5.3 X 6.5 cm30-B199K*-FUnknown tax-collectorPHarchive(?) of InarosReceipt for payment of sitonion by an InarosL. 1: read exeta( ) (unpublished note of H.C. Youtie)Ist cent. B.C.Pearl OM-Youtie HC-O.Mich.inv. 9430GreekCairo2OstNoNoprobably Karanis, Heraklei W ]…hC.ont_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8> iAi In the 17th year, for the account of sitonion, (has paid) Innaaros . . . . . ., on Pharmouthi . . ., 60.i@A> &  . >jdone, on ph. Scannedk publishedp3/12/97 (or earlier)s835…AO.Mich.inv. 9428COstDarchive(?) of InarosEPearl OM-Youtie HCFOMich IIG716H1944UNoWNoX 30-B199K*-D[Receipt of money tax\ 6.4 X7.5 cmn=Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptoGreekr1s'see electronic version of OMich II, 716uUnknown tax-collectorvIst cent. B.C.wCairo8A,Receipt for payment of sitonion by an Inaros,@<_600DPIFront_R1>6.4 X7.5 cm30-B199K*-DUnknown tax-collectorPHarchive(?) of InarosReceipt for payment of sitonion by an InarosIst cent. B.C.Pearl OM-Youtie HC-O.Mich.inv. 9428GreekCairo1OstNoNoprobably Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of Egyptsee elecKaranis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptoGreekr1s'see electronic version of OMich II, 716uUnknown tax-collectorvIst cent. B.C.wCairo8A,Receipt for payment of sitonion by an Inaros,@A>    Z \…hBtronic version of OMich II, 716Inaros (see O. Mich. II, 716 note)716Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptOMich IITaxation; Tax collectionReceipt of money tax1944complete1Recto; Verso is blankDocumentary9428o.bmp<_600DPIFront_R1><_C"600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>iADIn the 17th year, (has paid) Inaros, for sitonion, on Hathyr 9, 100.D@A> )  1 >jdone, on ph. Scannedk published [ ^…p3/12/97 (or earlier)s834…AO.Mich.inv. 9427COstDarchive(?) of InarosEPearl OM-Youtie HCFOMich IIG725H1944UNoWNoX 30-B199K*-C[Receipt of money tax\ 5.4 X 5 cmn=Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptoGreekr2s'see electronic version of OMich II, 725uUnknown tax-collectorvIst cent. B.C.wCairo8A,Receipt for payment of sitonion by an Inaros,@A>    >y"Inaros (see O. Mich. II, 716 note)zTaxation; Tax collection{-|PHOFprobably Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptPcompleteQ1RRecto; Verso is blankS DocumentaryT 9427o.bmph Y Z S…8A>    >note)716Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptOMich IITaxation; Tax collectionReceipt of money tax1944complete1Recto; Verso is blankDocumentary<_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFroCnt_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>iADIn the 17th year, (has paid) Inaros, for sitonion, on Hathyr 9, 100.D@A> )  1 >j done, on ph.k published \ _…hA5.4 X 5 cm30-B199K*-CUnknown tax-collectorPHarchive(?) of InarosReceipt for payment of sitonion by an InarosIst cent. B.C.Pearl OM-Youtie HC-O.Mich.inv. 9427GreekCairo2OstNoNoprobably Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of Egyptsee electBronic version of OMich II, 725Inaros (see O. Mich. II, 716 note)725Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptOMich IITaxation; Tax collectionReceipt of money tax1944complete1Recto; Verso is blankDocumentary9427o.bmp<_600DPIFront_R1><_6 ^ `…hC!00DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>iAE In the 17th year, (has paid) Inaros, for sitonion, on Pauni 30, 120.E@A> *  2 >jdone, on ph. Scannedk publishedp3/12/97 (or earlier)s833…AO.Mich.inv. 9426COstDarchive(?) of InarosEPearl OM-Youtie HCFOMich IIG722H1944UNoWNoX 30-B199K*-B[Receipt of money tax\ 5.4 X 7.5 cmn=Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptoGreekr2s'see electronic version of OMich II, 722uUnknown tax-collectorvIst cent. B.C.wCairo8A,Receipt for payment of sitonion by an Inaros,@A>    >><_600DPIFron _ b…y"Inaros (see O. Mich. II, 716 note)zTaxation; Tax collection{-|PHOFprobably Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptPcompleteQ1RRecto; Verso is blankS DocumentaryT 9426o.bmphA5.4 X 7.5 cm30-B199K*-BUnknown tax-collectorPHarchive(?) of InarosReceipt for payment of sitonion by an InarosIst cent. B.C.Pearl OM-Youtie HC-O.Mich.inv. 9426GreekCairo2OstNoNoprobably Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of Egyptsee elerovince of EgyptoGreekr2s'see electronic version of OMich II, 722uUnknown tax-collectorvIst cent. B.C.wCairo8A,Receipt for payment of sitonion by an Inaros,@A>    >y"Inaros (see O. Mich. II, 716 note) b c…p3/12/97 (or earlier)s832…AO.Mich.inv. 9425COstDarchive(?) of InarosEPearl OM-Youtie HCFOMich IIG723H1944UNoWNoX 30-B199K*-A[Receipt of money tax\ 6 X 5.1 cmn=Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptoGreekr2s'see electronic version of OMich II, 723uUnknown tax-collectorvIst cent. B.C.wCairo8A,Receipt for payment of sitonion by an Inaros,@A>    >y,Innaros (Inaros) (see O. Mich. II, 716 note)zTaxation; Tax collection{-|PHOFprobably Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptPcompleteQ1RRecto; Verso is blankS DocumentaryT 9425o.bmph ` a…hBctronic version of OMich II, 722Inaros (see O. Mich. II, 716 note)722Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptOMich IITaxation; Tax collectionReceipt of money tax1944complete1Recto; Verso is blankDocumentary9426o.bmp<_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>iAF In the 17th year, (has paid) Inaros, for sitonion, on Pachon 23, 100.F@A> *  2 >jdone, on ph. Scannedk published a d…hA6 X 5.1 cm30-B199K*-AUnknown tax-collectorPHarchive(?) of InarosReceipt for payment of sitonion by an InarosIst cent. B.C.Pearl OM-Youtie HC-O.Mich.inv. 9425GreekCairo2OstNoNoprobably Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of Egyptsee electBronic version of OMich II, 723Innaros (Inaros) (see O. Mich. II, 716 note)723Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptOMich IITaxation; Tax collectionReceipt of money tax1944complete1Recto; Verso is blankDocumentary9425o.bmp<_600DPIFront c e…hC+_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>iAU In the 17th year, for the account of sitonion, (has paid) Innaros, on Pauni 20, 120.U@A> &  . >jdone, on ph. Scannedk publishedp3/12/97 (or earlier)s831…AO.Mich.inv. 9424COstD-EPearl OM-Youtie HCFOMich IIG923H1944UNoWNoX 30-B179**-A[Receipt for Transport of Grain\ 5.2 X 4.8 cmn=Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptoGreekr6s'see electronic version of OMich II, 923uUnknown tax-collectorvJune-July, 302 ADwCairoxBReceipt for transport of grain to an unknown harbor by a Demetriosor(unnamed) sitologoi; Demetrios son of Kalonios(?) (Kallonios) d gF…yZ(unnamed) sitologoi; Demetrios son of Kalonios(?) (Kallonios) (see also O.Mich. I, p. 196)zTLiturgy (compulsory public service); Tax collection; Taxation (land); Transportation{-|PHOFprobably Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptPbroken at the leftQ1RRecto; Verso is blankS DocumentaryT 9424o.bmphA5.2 X 4.8 cm30-B179**-AUnknown tax-collectorPH-Receipt for transport of grain to an unknown harbor by a DemetriosJune-July, 302 ADPearl OM-Youtie HC-O.Mich.inv. 9424GreekCairo6OstNoNoprobably Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptsDPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>iKalonios(?) (Kallonios) h i …iAurelii Apollonios and Ptolemaios, overseer of the chaff for Babylon. Has brought Priscus, for Karanis, one basket (sargane) of chaff, for the 19th and 18th and 11th year, on Pauni 19.jdone, on ph. Scannedk publishedp3/12/97 (or earlier)s828ctions>-Receipt for chaff of Karanis brought by Priscus to the collectors of BabylonJune 13, 304(?) ADPearl OM-Youtie HCBabylon; KaranisO.Mich.inv. 9422GreekCairo6OstNoNounknown harbor, Herakleopolite or Memphite nome, proviuAurelii Apollonios & PtolemaiosvJune 13, 304(?) ADwCairoxMReceipt for chaff of Karanis brought by Priscus to the collectors of BabylonymAurelius Apollonios, epimeletes achyrou Babylonos; Aurelius Ptolemaios, epimeletes achyrou Babylonos; Priscusz/Tax collection; taxation (Land); transportation{Babylon; Karanis|PH eD…hBee electronic version of OMich II, 923(unnamed) sitologoi; Demetrios son of Kalonios(?) (Kallonios) (see also O.Mich. I, p. 196)923Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptOMich IILiturgy (compulsory public service); Tax collection; Taxation (land); TransportationReceipt for Transport of Grain1944broken at the left1Recto; Verso isC blankDocumentary9424o.bmp<_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>ii j f…hBnce of Egyptsee electronic version of OMich II, 779Aurelius Apollonios, epimeletes achyrou Babylonos; Aurelius Ptolemaios, epimeletes achyrou Babylonos (see also O.Mich. I, 187; III, 1012); Priscus779Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptOMich IITax collection; taxation (Land); transportationReceipt of tax payment in kind1944completCe1Recto; Verso is blankDocumentary9422o.bmp<_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>ce of Egypt f kN…AO.Mich.inv. 9420COstD-EPearl OM-Youtie HCFOMich IIG798H1944UNoWNoX 29-T16*-F[;Receipt of tax payment in kind (or memorandum of delivery?)\ 11 X 4.5 cmn=Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptoGreekr2s'see electronic version of OMich II, 798uUnknownvIst cent. B.C./Ist cent. ADwCairoxBReceipt or memorandum for delivery of beer from or to an Aphro(--)yAphro(--) son of Be(--)zTax collection; taxation{-|PHOFprobably Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptPcompleteQ1RRecto; Verso is blankS DocumentaryT 9420o.bmphe electronic version of OMich II, 798uUnknownvIst cent. B.C./Ist cent. ADwCairoxBReceipt or memorandum for delivery of beer from or to an Aphro(--)yAphro(--) son of Be(--)zTax collection; taxation{-|PHOFprobably Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptPcompleteQ1RRecto; Verso is blankS DocumentaryT 9420o.bmphC; h…OBunknown harbor, Herakleopolite or Memphite nome, province of EgyptPcompleteQ1RRecto; Verso is blankS DocumentaryT 9422o.bmphA7.5 X 6.5 cm30-B168C-BAurelii Apollonios & PtolemaiosPH-Receipt for chaff of Karanis brought by Priscus to the collectors of BabylonJune 13, 304(?) ADPearl OM-Youtie HCBabylon; KaranisO.Mich.inv. 9422GreekCairo6OstNoNounknown harbor, Herakleopolite or Memphite nome, proviDPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>i i l…hA11 X 4.5 cm29-T16*-FUnknownPH-Receipt or memorandum for delivery of beer from or to an Aphro(--)Ist cent. B.C./Ist cent. ADPearl OM-Youtie HC-O.Mich.inv. 9420GreekCairo2OstNoNoprobably Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of Egyptsee elecBtronic version of OMich II, 798Aphro(--) son of Be(--)798Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptOMich IITax collection; taxationReceipt of tax payment in kind (or memorandum of delivery?)1944complete1Recto; Verso is blankDocumentary9420o.bmpR2><_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>iAWIn the 12th year, (has brought?) Aphro( ) son of Be( ), on . . . 3, 1 lakkos of beer.W@A> H  N >jdone, on ph. Scannedk publishedp3/12/97 (or earlier)s826…AO.Mich.inv. 9413COstD-EPearl OM-Youtie HCFOMich IIG715H1944UNoWNoX 29-T8D**-K[Receipt of money tax\ 4.6 X 5.8 cmn=Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptoGreekr4s'see electronic version of OMich II, 715uUnknown tax-collectorvIInd/Ist cent. B.C.wCairo8A+Receipt for payment of sitonion by a Horion+@A>    n@s…8yHorion son of KabeliszTaxation; Tax collection{-|PHOFprobably Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptPcompleteQ1RRecto; Verso is blankS DocumentaryT 9413o.bmphA4.6 X 5.8 cm29-T8D**-KUnknown tax-collectorPH-Receipt for payment of sitonion by a HorionIInd/Ist cent. B.C.Pearl OM-Youtie HC-O.Mich.inv. 9413GreekCairo4OstNoNoprobably Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of Egyptsee electronic version Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptoGreekr4s'see electronic version of OMich II, 715uUnknown tax-collectorvIInd/Ist cent. B.C.wCairo8A+Receipt for payment of sitonion by a Horion+@A>    > l m …8>f KabeliszTaxation; Tax collection{-|PHOFprobably Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptPcompleteQ1RRecto; Verso is blankS DocumentaryhA4.6 X 5.8 cm29-T8D**-KUnknown tax-collectorPH-Receipt for payment of sitonion by a HorionIInd/Ist cent. B.C.Pearl OM-Youtie HC-O.Mich.inv. 9413GreekCairo4OstNoNoprobably Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of Egyptsee electronic version @r p…hBof OMich II, 715Horion son of Kabelis715Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptOMich IITaxation; Tax collectionReceipt of money tax1944complete1Recto; Verso is blankDocumentary<_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>iAUIn the 18th year, (has paid) Horion son of Kabelis, for sitonion, on Epeiph 13, 1200.U@A> 8  @ >j done, on ph.k publishedp3/12/97 (or earlier) … o@…AO.Mich.inv. 9409COstD-EPearl OM-Youtie HCFOMich IIG969H1944UNoWNoX29-T4*-S[Date (fragment of a receipt?)\ 7.6 X 4.3 cmn=Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptoGreekr1s'see electronic version of OMich II, 969uUnknownvIIIrd cent. AD(?)wCairoxFragment with datey-ztax collection(?){-|PHOFprobably Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptP broken at topQ1RRecto; Verso is blankS DocumentaryT 9409o.bmphA7.6 X 4.3 cm29-T4*-SUnknownPH-Fragment with dateIIIrd cent. AD(?)Pearl OM-Youtie HC-O.Mich.inv. 9409GreekCairo1OstNoNoprobably Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of Egyptsee electronic version of OMich II, 969-969<P sU…s'see electronic version of OMich II, 760uUnknown tax-collectorv&Late Ist cent. B.C./early Ist cent. ADwCairox'Receipt for tax payment by an OnnophrisyOnnophris son of MarreszTaxation; Tax collection{-|PHOFprobably Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptPcompleteQ1RRecto; Verso is blankS DocumentaryT 9407o.bmphA5 X 4.7 cm29-T4*-BUnknown tax-collectorPH-Receipt for tax payment by an OnnophrisLate Ist cent. B.C./early Ist cent. ADPearl OM-Youtie HC-O.Mich.inv. 9407GreekCairo2OstNoNoprobably Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of Egyptsee electron760H1944UNoWNoX29-T4*-B[Receipt of money tax\ 5 X 4.7 cmn=Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptoGreekr2 s t'…p3/12/97 (or earlier)s818…AO.Mich.inv. 9397COstD-EPearl OM-Youtie HCFOMich IIG776H1944UNoWNoX 29-F53*-D[Order of delivery in kind\ 10.5 X 5.9 cmn=Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptoGreekr1s'see electronic version of OMich II, 776uUnknownvIst cent. B.C.wCairox*Order of delivery of some food to a SisoisySisois son of Mares (Marres)zdelivery{-|PHOFprobably Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptPcompleteQ1RRecto; Verso is blankS DocumentaryT 9397o.bmphcent. ADPearl OM-Youtie HC-O.Mich.inv. 9407GreekCairo2OstNoNoprobably Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of Egyptsee electron q r…hBic version of OMich II, 760Onnophris son of Marres760Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptOMich IITaxation; Tax collectionReceipt of money tax1944complete1Recto; Verso is blankDocumentary9407o.bmp<_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2>C<_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>iASIn the 16th year, (has paid) Onnophris son of Marres, on Pharmouthi 4, 28 drachmai.S@A> J  R >jdone, on ph. Scannedk published r u…hA10.5 X 5.9 cm29-F53*-DUnknownPH-Order of delivery of some food to a SisoisIst cent. B.C.Pearl OM-Youtie HC-O.Mich.inv. 9397GreekCairo1OstNoNoprobably Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of Egyptsee electronic version of OMich II, 776Sisois son of Mares (Marres)776Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptOMich IIdeliveryOrder of delivery in kind1944complete1Recto; Verso is blankDocumentary9397o.bmp<_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_ t v…hCR4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>iRIn the 20th year, Phaophi 4, pay to Sisois son of Mares one-half <of - - ->.jdone, on ph. Scannedk publishedp3/12/97 (or earlier)s811…AO.Mich.inv. 9396COstD-EPearl OM-Youtie HCFOMich IIG764H1944UNoWNoX 29-F53*-B[Receipt of money tax\ 6.3 X 7.4 cmn=Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptoGreekr2s'see electronic version of OMich II, 764uUnknown tax-collectorvIst cent. B.C.wCairox"Receipt for tax payment by a BekisyBekis son of Amasis(?)z"Taxation (persons); Tax collection{-|PHOFprobably Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptPcomplete, but faded at rightQ1RRecto; Verso is blankS DocumentaryT 9396o.bmph600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_6 u w…hA6.3 X 7.4 cm29-F53*-BUnknown tax-collectorPH-Receipt for tax payment by a BekisIst cent. B.C.Pearl OM-Youtie HC-O.Mich.inv. 9396GreekCairo2OstNoNoprobably Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of Egyptsee electronic version of OMich II, 76B4Bekis son of Amasis(?)764Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptOMich IITaxation (persons); Tax collectionReceipt of money tax1944complete, but faded at right1Recto; Verso is blankDocumentary9396o.bmp<_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_ vP…hCR2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>iJIn the 29th year, (has paid) Bekis son of Amasis(?), on Choiak 16, . . . .jdone, on ph. Scannedk publishedp3/12/97 (or earlier)s810…AO.Mich.inv. 9395COstD-EPearl OM-Youtie HCFOMich IIG751H1944UNoWNoX 29-F53BH-A[Receipt of money tax\9 X 5 cmn=Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptoGreekr2s'see electronic version of OMich II, 751uUnknown tax-collectorv Ist cent. ADwCairox0Receipt for payment of bath tax by a Petesouchosy*[---], Emperor Petesouchos(?) son of Horosz"Taxation (persons); Tax collection{-|PHOFprobably Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptPbroken at leftQ1RRecto; Verso is blankS DocumentaryT 9395o.bmphP y…hA9 X 5 cm29-F53BH-AUnknown tax-collectorPH-Receipt for payment of bath tax by a PetesouchosIst cent. ADPearl OM-Youtie HC-O.Mich.inv. 9395GreekCairo2OstNoNoprobably Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of Egyptsee electronic version of OMiBch II, 751[---], Emperor Petesouchos(?) son of Horos751Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptOMich IITaxation (persons); Tax collectionReceipt of money tax1944broken at left1Recto; Verso is blankDocumentary9395o.bmp<_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>ie[In the . . . year of . . .] Caesar Augustus [. . .] Petesouchos(?) son of Horos for bath tax [. . .]jdone, on ph. Scannedk publishedp3/12/97 (or earlier)s809…AO.Mich.inv. 9394COstD-EPearl OM-Youtie HCFOMich IIG819H1944UNoWNoX 29-F36N-A[1Receipt (Certificate) for work on the embankments\ 6.8 X 6.1 cmn=Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptoGreekr4s'see electronic version of OMich II, 819uCh(--)vJune 21, 216(?) ADwCairox>Certificate for work on the embankments performed by a Thakouly5Thakoul son of Gemellus, grandson of Gemellus; Ch(--)z3Irrigation; Dyke Corve (compulsory work); Taxation{-|PH<_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPI y |…OFprobably Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptPcompleteQ1RRecto; Verso is blankS DocumentaryT 9394o.bmphA6.8 X 6.1 cm29-F36N-ACh(--)PH-Certificate for work on the embankments performed by a ThakoulJune 21, 216(?) ADPearl OM-Youtie HC-O.Mich.inv. 9394GreekCairo4OstNoNoprobably Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of Egyptsee electronic versioeris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptoGreekr4s'see electronic version of OMich II, 819uCh(--)vJune 21, 216(?) ADwCairox>Certificate for work on the embankments performed by a Thakouly5Thakoul son of Gemellus, grandson of Gemellus; Ch(--)z3Irrigation; Dyke Corve (compulsory work); Taxation{-|PH | }`…iOn the 24th year, on Pauni 27. Thakoul son of Gemellus the son of Gemellus has given (his part). (2nd hand) I, Ch( ), have signed on Pauni 27.jdone, on ph. Scannedk publishedp3/12/97 (or earlier)s808…AO.Mich.inv. 9393COstD-EPearl OM-Youtie HCFOMich IIG808H1944UNoWNoX 29-F17J-A[1Receipt (Certificate) for work on the embankments\ 8.2 X 5.8 cmn=Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptoGreekr3s'see electronic version of OMich II, 808uUnknown dyke-surveyorvIst/IInd cent. (Aug. 28)wCairoxBCertificate for work on the embankments performed by a Petesouchosy.Petesouchos son of Onnophris grandson of Aunesz3Irrigation; Dyke Corve (compulsory work); Taxation{-|PHOFprobably Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptPcompleteQ1RRecto; Verso is blankS DocumentaryT 9393o.bmph z {f…hBn of OMich II, 819Thakoul son of Gemellus, grandson of Gemellus; Ch(--)819Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptOMich IIIrrigation; Dyke Corve (compulsory work); TaxationReceipt (Certificate) for work on the embankments1944complete1Recto; Verso is blankDocumentary9394o.bmpC`<_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8><24th year, on Pauni 27. Thakoul son of Gemellus the son of Gemellus has given (his part). (2nd hand) I, Ch( ), have signed on Pauni 27. { ~…hA8.2 X 5.8 cm29-F17J-AUnknown dyke-surveyorPH-Certificate for work on the embankments performed by a PetesouchosIst/IInd cent. (Aug. 28)Pearl OM-Youtie HC-O.Mich.inv. 9393GreekCairo3OstNoNoprobably Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of Egyptsee electronic version of OMich II, 808Petesouchos son of Onnophris grandson of Aunes808Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptOMich IIIrrigation; Dyke Corve (compulsory work); TaxationReceipt (Certificate) for work on the embankments1944complete1Recto; Verso is blankDocumentary9393o.bmp<_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>NiAIn the 1st year of the lord, on the fifth intercalary day, (has worked) Petesouchos son of Onnophris the son of Aunes . . . two ergatai.@A>  >jdone, on ph. Scannedk publishedp3/12/97 (or earlier)s807f EgyptOMich IIIrrigation; Dyke Corve (compulsory work); TaxationReceipt (Certificate) for work on the embankments1944complete1Recto; Verso is blankDocumentary<_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>EiAIn the 1st year of the lord, on the fifth intercalary day, (has worked) Petesouchos son of Onnophris the son of Aunes . . . two ergatai.@A>  >j done, on ph.k publishedp3/12/97 (or earlier)…AO.Mich.inv. 9389COstD-EPearl OM-Youtie HCFOMich IIG809H1944UNoWNoX 29-ES20*-H[1Receipt (Certificate) for work on the embankments\9 X 6 cmn=Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptoGreekr3s'see electronic version of OMich II, 809uUnknown dyke-surveyorvJune 16, 188 ADwCairo @…x@Certificate for work on the embankments performed by a Ptole(--)yPtole(--) son of Abykisz3Irrigation; Dyke Corve (compulsory work); Taxation{-|PHOFprobably Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptPcompleteQ1RRecto; Verso is blankS DocumentaryT 9389o.bmphA9 X 6 cm29-ES20*-HUnknown dyke-surveyorPH-Certificate for work on the embankments performed by a Ptole(--)June 16, 188 ADPearl OM-Youtie HC-O.Mich.inv. 9389GreekCairo3OstNoNoprobably Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of Egyptsee electr …hCTk_R1><_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>0iAWIn the 22th year, (has paid) Peto( ) son of Anch( ), for syntaxis, on Choiak 6, 1000.W@A> ;  C >jdone, on ph. Scannedk publishedp3/12/97 (or earlier)s802…AO.Mich.inv. 9381COstD-EPearl OM-Youtie HCFOMich IIG836H1944UNoWNoX 29-E42D-A[1Receipt (Certificate) for work on the embankments\ 3.5 X 3.5 cmn=Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptoGreekr3s'see electronic version of OMich II, 836uUnknown dyke-surveyorvIInd/IIIrd cent. ADwCairox@Certificate for work on the embankment performed by a Kalmios(?)@@XT9380obmpgV9381oW9381obmpV9384oW9384obmpV9388oWKaranis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptPearl OM-Youtie HC797OMich II1944TAPA 71Profession; Tax collection; taxationReceipt of tax payment in kind (or memorandum of delivery?)1940complete1Recto; Verso is blankDocumentCary<_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>lGenre>Documentary<@ …hA6.8 X 5.5 cm29-ES15*-DUnknown tax-collectorPH-Receipt for payment of syntaxis by a Peto(--)Year: 22 looks better than 28 (PH).Late Ist cent. B.C./early Ist cent. ADPearl OM-Youtie HC-O.Mich.inv. 9384GreekCairo2OstNoNoprobably Karanis, Herakleidou meris, ArsBinoite nome, province of Egyptsee electronic version of OMich II, 714Peto(--) Anch(--)714Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptOMich IITaxation (persons); Tax collectionReceipt of money tax1944complete1Recto; Verso is blankDocumentary9384o.bmp3.5 X 3.5 cm29-E42D-AUnknown dyke-surveyorPH-Certificate for work on the embankment performed by a Kalmios(?)IInd/IIIrd cent. ADPearl OM-Youtie HC15th (cleruchy)O.Mich.inv. 9381GreekCairo3OstNoNoprobably Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of Egypt :  A >robably Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptPcompleteQ1RRecto; Verso is blankS DocumentaryhA3.5 X 3.5 cm29-E42D-AUnknown dyke-surveyorPH-Certificate for work on the embankment performed by a Kalmios(?)IInd/IIIrd cent. ADPearl OM-Youtie HC15th (cleruchy)O.Mich.inv. 9381GreekCairo3OstNoNoprobably Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of Egypt836Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptOMich IIIrrigation; Dyke Corve (compulsory work); TaxationReceipt (Certificate) for work on the embankments1944complete1Recto; Verso is blankDocumentary<_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>4iAB15th (cleruchy). Kalmios(?) son of Abel, on the 16th, one naubion.B@ +&K…AO.Mich.inv. 9379COstD-EPearl OM-Youtie HCFOMich IIG750H1944IPl. VIIbUNoWNoX 29-E33C*-A[Receipt of money tax\ 5.1 X 6.9 cmn=Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptoGreekr5s'see electronic version of OMich II, 750uUnknown tax-collectorv May 12, 1 ADwCairox7Receipt for payment of bath tax by a Papees and an Apisy=Augustus, Emperor; Papees son of Ther(--); Apis son of Soklesz"Taxation (persons); Tax collection{-|PHOFprobably Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptPcompleteQ1RRecto; Verso is blankS Documentaryhe of EgyptPcompleteQ1RRecto; Verso is blankS Documentaryh …hBeogr Descr>see electronic version of OMich II, 836Kalmios(?) son of Abel836Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptOMich IIIrrigation; Dyke Corve (compulsory work); TaxationReceipt (Certificate) for work on the embankments1944complete1Recto; Verso is blankDocumentary9381o.bmp<_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>=iAB15th (cleruchy). Kalmios(?) son of Abel, on the 16th, one naubion.B@+& …hCFizeBack_R2><_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>"iIn the 30th year of Caesar, on Pachon 17, has paid Papees son of Ther( ), for bath tax, one drachme, = 1 drachme; (and) Apis son of Sokles, one drachme, = 1 drachme.j done, on ph.k publishedp3/12/97 (or earlier)s799…AO.Mich.inv. 9378COstD-EPearl OM-Youtie HCFOMich IIG813H1944KBL V, 156 on line 1UNoWNoX 29-E33D-B[1Receipt (Certificate) for work on the embankments\ 7 X 3.8 cmn=Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptoGreekr2s'see electronic version of OMich II, 813uUnknown dyke-surveyorv(Late IInd/early IIIrd cent. AD (Aug. 17)wCairoSizeFront_R1>7 X 3.8 cm29-E33D-BUnknown dyke-surveyorPH-Certificate for work on the embankments performed by a Horeis for a priestBL V, 156 on line 1Late IInd/early IIIrd cent. AD (Aug. 17)Pearl OM-Youtie HC-O.Mich.inv. 9378GreekCairo2OstNoNoprobably Karanis, Herakleid version of OMich II, 813uUnknown dyke-surveyorv(Late IInd/early IIIrd cent. AD (Aug. 17)wCairo …i[In the 1st year, on Mesore 24, through Horeis(?), Aphrodisis, priest, has given (his part).jdone, on ph. Scannedk publishedp3/12/97 (or earlier)s798…AO.Mich.inv. 9377COstD-EPearl OM-Youtie HCFOMich IIG727H1944UNoWNoX 29-E29E*-B[Receipt of money tax\ 10.7 X 7.3 cmn=Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptoGreekr2s'see electronic version of OMich II, 727uUnknown tax-collectorvIst cent. B.C.wCairox.Receipt for payment of some tax by a PnepherosyPnepheros son of Mis(--)zTaxation; Tax collection{-|PHOFprobably Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptPcompleteQ1RRecto; Verso is blankS DocumentaryT 9377o.bmphge>GreekCairo2OstNoNoprobably Karanis, Herakleid …hBou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of Egyptsee electronic version of OMich II, 813Horeis(?); Aphrodisis (Aphrodisios), hiereus813Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptOMich IIPriesthood; Irrigation; Dyke Corve (compulsory work); TaxationReceipt (Certificate) for work on the embankments1944complete1Recto; VerCso is blankDocumentary9378o.bmp<_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8> …hA10.7 X 7.3 cm29-E29E*-BUnknown tax-collectorPH-Receipt for payment of some tax by a PnepherosIst cent. B.C.Pearl OM-Youtie HC-O.Mich.inv. 9377GreekCairo2OstNoNoprobably Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of Egyptsee electronic version oBf OMich II, 727Pnepheros son of Mis(--)727Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptOMich IITaxation; Tax collectionReceipt of money tax1944complete1Recto; Verso is blankDocumentary9377o.bmp<_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPI …hCFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>iAr In the 2nd year, (has paid) Pnepheros son of Mis( ), for s( ), on Mesore 4, 4 drachmai; on the 8th, 2 drachmai.r@A ;  @ Q  Y i  q jdone, on ph. Scannedk publishedp3/12/97 (or earlier)s797…AO.Mich.inv. 9375COstD-EPearl OM-Youtie HCFOMich IIG962H1944UNoWNoX 29-E19C-T[Name of individual (name tag)\ 6.7 X 5.6 cmn=Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptoGreekr3s'see electronic version of OMich II, 962uUnknownvLate IInd/early IIIrd cent. ADwCairoxName of individualR1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3> …y_Petsiris(?) son of Ptolemaios and Tkollainis, grandson of Onnophris (see P. Mich. IV/2, p. 212)zName tag{-|PHOFprobably Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptPbroken at leftQ1RRecto; Verso is blankS DocumentaryT 9375o.bmphA6.7 X 5.6 cm29-E19C-TUnknownPH-Name of individualLate IInd/early IIIrd cent. ADPearl OM-Youtie HC-O.Mich.inv. 9375GreekCairo3OstNoNoprobably Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of Egyptsee electronic version of OMich II, 962Perakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptoGreekr3s'see electronic version of OMich II, 962uUnknownvLate IInd/early IIIrd cent. ADwCairoxName of individual …hBetsiris(?) son of Ptolemaios and Tkollainis, grandson of Onnophris (see P. Mich. IV/2, p. 212)962Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptOMich IIName tagName of individual (name tag)1944broken at left1Recto; Verso is blankDocumentary9375o.bmp<_600DC2PIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>jdone, on ph. Scannedk publishedp3/12/97 (or earlier)s795…AO.Mich.inv. 9363COstD-EPearl OM-Youtie HCFOMich IIG858H1944UNoWNoX29-X C…hA6.5 X 4.2 cm29-XUnknown tax-collectorPH-Receipt(?) for delivery of grain brought on donkeys to an unknown habrorLate IIIrd cent. ADPearl OM-Youtie HCKaranisO.Mich.inv. 9363GreekCairo3OstNoNoprobably Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of Egyptsee electronic version of OMich II, 858-858Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptOMich IILiturgy (compulsory public service); Tax collection; Taxation (land); TransportationReceipt(?) for Transport of Grain1944complete1Recto; Verso is blankDocumentary  …[!Receipt(?) for Transport of Grain\ 6.5 X 4.2 cmn=Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptoGreekr3s'see electronic version of OMich II, 858uUnknown tax-collectorvLate IIIrd cent. ADwCairoxHReceipt(?) for delivery of grain brought on donkeys to an unknown habrory-zTLiturgy (compulsory public service); Tax collection; Taxation (land); Transportation{Karanis|PHOFprobably Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptPcompleteQ1RRecto; Verso is blankS Documentaryhont_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>i1Shifted from Karanis to the harbor: 16 (donkeys).j done, on ph.k publishedp3/12/97 (or earlier) blankDocumentarysee electronic version of OMich II, 881(unnamed) sitologoi; Sabinus son of Innaros (Inaros)881Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptOMich IILiturgy (compulsory public service); Tax collection; TransportationReceipt for Transport of Grain1944nearly complete2Recto; Verso iCs blankDocumentary9352o.bmp<_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>irtation{Karanis|PH>O.Mich.inv. 9352GreekCairo6OstNoNoeither Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, or unknown harbor, Herakeekr6s'see electronic version of OMich II, 881uUnknown tax-collectorv,IIIrd cent. AD (Jan. 15, 222 or 226 or 242?)wCairox2Receipt for delivery of wheat brought by a Sabinusy4(unnamed) sitologoi; Sabinus son of Innaros (Inaros)zTax collection; Transportation{Karanis|PH …iAOf the sitologoi of Karanis: of the crops of the 4th year, of Karanis, [3] sacks, 9 artabai of wheat, through Sabinus son of Innaros. In the fifth year, Tybi 20.@Af    T  [ fjdone, on ph. Scannedk publishedl*Liesker WHM-Worp KA, ZPE 88 (1991) p. 186.p3/12/97 (or earlier)s783Pearl OM-Youtie HCKaranisO.Mich.inv. 9352GreekCairo6OstNoNoprobably Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province onoite nome, or unknown harbor, HerakP …OFprobably Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptPnearly completeQ2RRecto; Verso is blankS DocumentaryT 9352o.bmphA3.8 X 8.7 cm29-116*-AUnknown tax-collectorPH-Receipt for transport of grain to an unknown harbor by SabinusBL X, 295 (date)IIIrd cent. AD (Jan. 15, 222 or 226 or 242?)Pearl OM-Youtie HCKaranisO.Mich.inv. 9352GreekCairo6OstNoNoprobably Karanis, Herakleidou mnt_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>i !…AO.Mich.inv. 9349COstD-EPearl OM-Youtie HCFOMich IIG957H1944UNoWNoX 29-CS165-C[Name of individual (name tag)\ 8.6 X 5 cmn=Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptoGreekr4s'see electronic version of OMich II, 957uUnknownvMiddle IInd cent. ADwCairoxName of individualy9Dioskoros son of Eleis and Thatres, grandson of DioskoroszName tag{Bacchias|PHOUprobably Bacchias (or Karanis?), Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptPcompleteQ1RRecto; Verso is blankS DocumentaryT 9349o.bmph, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptoGreekr4s'see electronic version of OMich II, 957uUnknownvMiddle IInd cent. ADwCairoxName of individualy9Dioskoros son of Eleis and Thatres, grandson of DioskoroszName tag{Bacchias|PHOUprobably Bacchias (or Karanis?), Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptPcompleteQ1RRecto; Verso is blankS DocumentaryT 9349o.bmph @…hA8.6 X 5 cm29-CS165-CUnknownPH-Name of individualMiddle IInd cent. ADPearl OM-Youtie HCBacchiasO.Mich.inv. 9349GreekCairo4OstNoNoprobably Bacchias (or Karanis?), Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of Egyptsee electronic version of OMich II, 957Dioskoros son of Eleis and Thatres, grandson of Dioskoros957Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptOMich IIName tagName of individual (name tag)1944complete1Recto; Verso is blankDocumentary9349o.bmp<_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2>9.3 X 11.8 cm29-CS165-BUnknownPHList of personsLate IIIrd cent. ADPearl OM-Youtie HC-O.Mich.inv. 9348GreekCairo6OstNoNoprobably Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of Egyptsee electronic version of OMich II, 935Ammonios son of Papeeis (see ZFullSizeFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>tj done, on ph.k publishedp3/12/97 (or earlier)h 0…hBPE 88 [1991] p. 182-183); Ammonianos agoranomos; [---]os veteran; [---] son of Kopres; [---]os veteran; [---]os son of Horos935Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptOMich IILiturgy (compulsory work)(?); Personal status: veteranList of liturgical workers(?)1944broken at the left (and bottom?)1Recto; Verso is blankDocumentary<_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>cj done, on ph.k publishedp3/12/97 (or earlier)s781cumentary934Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptOMich IIPersonal status: apator (of unknown father); Liturgy (compulsory work)(?)List of liturgical workers(?)1944broken at the top, right and bottom1Recto; Verso is blankDocumentary9347o.bmp<_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>jdone, on ph. Scanned0 …{-|PHOFprobably Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptP#broken at the top, right and bottomQ1RRecto; Verso is blankS DocumentaryT 9347o.bmphA10.5 X 5.5 cm29-CS165-AUnknownPH-List of personsLatter half of IIIrd cent. ADPearl OM-Youtie HC-O.Mich.inv. 9347GreekCairo7OstNoNoprobably Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of Egyptsee electronic version of OMich II, 934Sok …k publishedp3/12/97 (or earlier)s780…AO.Mich.inv. 9345COstD-EPearl OM-Youtie HCFOMich IIG710H1944UNoWNoX 29-C137B2-B[Receipt of money tax\ 7.6 X 9.7 cmn=Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptoGreekr2s'see electronic version of OMich II, 710uUnknown tax-collectorvIst cent. B.C.wCairo8A0Receipt for payment of syntaxis by a Petesouchos0@A>    >y Petesouchosz"Taxation (persons); Tax collection{-|PHOFprobably Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptPcompleteQ1RRecto; Verso is blankS DocumentaryT 9345o.bmphnt_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>j done, on ph.k publishedp3/12/97 (or earlier)1…@ O hB iAC7…@ P hB iAC,…O hB iA …@ O hB i …hA CL…@ U hA C U hA C  …hA C …hA C  …hA C …hA C …hA C i i C …s hB iA  …hA C …hA C …O hB iA …S hB …n hB …s hB …n hB …n hB …[ hB …s hB iA  …hA C …x hB …s hB iA …O hB D …hA C …x hB D …hA C …y hB i …hA C …n hB i …hA C …u hB iA …hA C …O hB D…hAC…PhBD…ShBiA… …hA7.6 X 9.7 cm29-C137B2-BUnknown tax-collectorPH-Receipt for payment of syntaxis by a PetesouchosIst cent. B.C.Pearl OM-Youtie HC-O.Mich.inv. 9345GreekCairo2OstNoNoprobably Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of Egyptsee electronic versionB of OMich II, 710Petesouchos710Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptOMich IITaxation (persons); Tax collectionReceipt of money tax1944complete1Recto; Verso is blankDocumentary9345o.bmp<_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIF …hCront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>iAIn the eleventh year, (has paid) Petesouchos, for syntaxis, on Hathyr 14, 100; on the 14th, 80; on the 23rd, 80; on the 27th, 120.@A> 2  : >jdone, on ph. Scannedk publishedp3/12/97 (or earlier)s778…AO.Mich.inv. 9344COstD-EPearl OM-Youtie HCFOMich IIG702H1944UNoWNoX 29-C137B2-A[Account or Receipt of Money\ 7.4 X 6.8 cm_Demotic unpublishedn=Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptoDemotic & Greekr2 (1 of Greek)s'see electronic version of OMich II, 702uUnknownvIst cent. B.C.wCairox Account of money, or tax receipty-zAccount(?); Tax Collection(?){-|PH_R2><_600DPIFront_R3>< @…OFprobably Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptPcompleteQ1RRecto; Verso is blankS DocumentaryT 9344o.bmphA7.4 X 6.8 cm29-C137B2-AUnknownPH-Account of money, or tax receiptIst cent. B.C.Pearl OM-Youtie HC-O.Mich.inv. 9344Demotic & GreekCairo2 (1 of Greek)OstNoNoDemotic unpublishedprobably Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of Egypt[Account or Receipt of Money\ 7.4 X 6.8 cm_Demotic unpublishedn=Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptoDemotic & Greekr2 (1 of Greek)s'see electronic version of OMich II, 702uUnknownvIst cent. B.C.wCairox Account of money, or tax receipty-zAccount(?); Tax Collection(?){-|PH†^hC><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>i?[- - -] Pnepheros(?) [- - -] beer-tax(?) on individuals [- - -]jdone, on ph. Scannedk publishedp3/24/97s774†_AO.Mich.inv. 9334COstD-E Youtie HCF OMich IIIG1089H1951UNoWNoX 29-C123CL-B[List of Liturgical Workers\ 4.5 X 4.2 cmn=Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptoGreekr4s)see electronic version of OMich III, 1089uUnknownv Late IIIrd/early IVth cent. A.D.wCairox List of menyPantelis (or Pantel?); Patisis son of Isidoros; Paesis son of Patermouthis; Palemon son of Thiok (Tiouk) (father unknown) (see O.Mich. III, p. 187)zFLiturgy (compulsory work); Personal status: apator (of unknown father){-|PH701H1944UNoWNoX 29-C137B-R>LlinW WWW!W\WWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWW0WWWWWW WWW}WWWWWWWWCWFWGWIWzWWW WQWZWiWyWWWW.WW WWyWWWincludesDWindexyW WWWinfrastructures?W@WinternationalEWMWKWWuWW2W4W5W6W7W8W9W:W;W<W=W>W?W@WAWvWWinternationalen_W1WWW WWTWWLWZWWWWWinternazionaleWW%W_WWWKWintrodtWWTWPWWWintroduction}WWinvWWW W}WvWisidWisisVWistorii_WvWitaliaeWitaliensWWithacaWWWWWWiura6WiustWWivtWWWWWiveWWixW'W(WWixaWixbWjDWEWHWMWRW{W}WW,‡[Deed of Surety on Oath\ 10.8 X 8.6 cm]2scotch tape on recto? - check acquisition (ask me)d 6923r.bmph 6923r.bmpn=Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptoGreekr14s'See electronic version of PMich IX, 535uGaius Iulius Nepotianusv176 - 179 A.D.w Ann ArborxSworn statement made by Gaius Iulius Nepotianus to the strategos Flavius Apollonios, declaring that he accepts to be surety for the presence of another veteran of Karanis in some occasionyFlavius Apollonios, strategos of the Herakleidou meris; Gaius Iulius Nepotianus, veteran (see also P.Mich. IV/2, p. 178); (Gaius) Iulius Saturnilus (Satorneilos), veteran (see Aegyptus 33 [1953] p. 3-4)zkAdministration(?); Justice(?); Land Ownership; Personal status: Roman citizen (veteran); Roman Oath; Surety{0Herakleidou meris of the Arsinoite nome; Karanis|PHO=Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptPbroken off at the bottomQ1RRecto; Verso is blankS DocumentaryX 6923r.bmph, …[Receipt of money tax\ 6.3 X 3.8 cmn=Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptoGreekr2s'see electronic version of OMich II, 747uUnknown tax-collectorv&Late Ist cent. B.C./early Ist cent. ADwCairox,Receipt for payment of bath tax by a HerieusyHerieusz"Taxation (persons); Tax collection{-|PHOFprobably Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptPcompleteQ1RRecto; Verso is blankS DocumentaryT 9342o.bmphA6.3 X 3.8 cm29-C137B-QUnknown tax-collectorPH-Receipt for payment of bath tax by a HerieusLate Ist cent. B.C./early Ist cent. ADPearl OM-Youtie HC-O.Mich.inv. 9342GreekCairo2OstNoNoprobably Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of Egyptsee29-C137B-Q[Receipt of money tax\ 6.3 X 3.8 cm P…hB electronic version of OMich II, 747Herieus747Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptOMich IITaxation (persons); Tax collectionReceipt of money tax1944complete1Recto; Verso is blankDocumentary9342o.bmp<_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_CR2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>iGIn the 12th year, (has paid) Herieus, for bath tax, on Mesore 30, 2000.jdone, on ph. Scannedk publishedp3/12/97 (or earlier)…AO.Mich.inv. 9340COstD OMich II, 758EPearl OM-Youtie HCFOMich II …hBe electronic version of OMich II, 768Peten(--) son of Ekk(--)768Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptOMich IITaxation; Tax collectionReceipt of money tax1944complete; faded at left(?)1Recto; Verso is blankDocumentary9340o.bmp<_600DPIC0Front_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8> i?[. . . (has paid)] Peten( ) son of Ekk( ), on Mesore 26, 120.jdone, on ph. Scannedk publishedp3/12/97 (or earlier)s773…AO.Mich.inv. 9338COstD OMich II, 768r>seP …G768H1944UNoWNoX 29-C136K-F[Receipt of money tax\ 8.7 X 7.6 cmn=Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptoGreekr2s'see electronic version of OMich II, 768uUnknown tax-collectorv!Ist cent. B.C./early Ist cent. ADwCairox&Receipt for tax payment by a Peten(--)yPeten(--) son of Ekk(--)zTaxation; Tax collection{-|PHOFprobably Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptPcomplete; faded at left(?)Q1RRecto; Verso is blankS DocumentaryT 9340o.bmphA8.7 X 7.6 cm29-C136K-FUnknown tax-collectorPHOMich II, 758Receipt for tax payment by a Peten(--)Ist cent. B.C./early Ist cent. ADPearl OM-Youtie HC-O.Mich.inv. 9340GreekCairo2OstNoNoprobably Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of Egyptse @…hA6.8 X 6.3 cm29-C136B-EUnknown tax-collectorPHOMich II, 768Receipt for tax payment by a Pete(--)Ist cent. B.C./early Ist cent. ADPearl OM-Youtie HC-O.Mich.inv. 9338GreekCairo2OstNoNoprobably Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptseeB electronic version of OMich II, 758Pete(--) son of Ekk(--)758Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptOMich IITaxation; Tax collectionReceipt of money tax1944complete1Recto; Verso is blankDocumentary9338o.bmp<_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPI II …EPearl OM-Youtie HCFOMich IIG758H1944UNoWNoX 29-C136B-E[Receipt of money tax\ 6.8 X 6.3 cmn=Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptoGreekr2s'see electronic version of OMich II, 758uUnknown tax-collectorv!Ist cent. B.C./early Ist cent. ADwCairox%Receipt for tax payment by a Pete(--)yPete(--) son of Ekk(--)zTaxation; Tax collection{-|PHOFprobably Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptPcompleteQ1RRecto; Verso is blankS DocumentaryT 9338o.bmphFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>iLIn the 13th year, (has paid) Pete( ) son of Ekk( ), on Pharmouthi 20, 100.jdone, on ph. Scannedk publishedp3/12/97 (or earlier)ince of EgyptseeP :…PcompleteQ1RRecto; Verso is blankS DocumentaryT 9331o.bmphA8 X 4.9 cm29-C108B-WUnknown tax-collectorPH-Receipt for delivery of grain brought by a Titianus to an unknown harborIIIrd cent. AD (June 10)Pearl OM-Youtie HC-O.Mich.inv. 9331GreekCairo3OstNoNoprobably Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of Egypt<_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>iLIn the 13th year, (has paid) Pete( ) son of Ekk( ), on Pharmouthi 20, 100.j done, on ph.k publishedp3/12/97 (or earlier)…AO.Mich.inv. 9331COstD-EPearl OM-Youtie HCFOMich IIG882H1944UNoWNo P…hBgr Descr>see electronic version of OMich II, 882Titianus son of Ptolemaios882Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptOMich IILiturgy (compulsory public service); Tax collection; TransportationReceipt for Transport of Grain1944complete1Recto; Verso is blankDocumentary9331o.bmpC`<_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8><iJTitianus son of Ptolemaios, two sacks, equal 2. In the 5th year, Pauni 16.jdone, on ph. Scannedk publishedp3/12/97 (or earlier)P@:……AO.Mich.inv. 9330COstD-EPearl OM-Youtie HCFOMich IIG925H1944UNoWNoX 29-C88J-H[Receipt for Transport of Grain\ 8.3 X 12.5 cmn=Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptoGreekr6s'see electronic version of OMich II, 925uUnknown tax-collectorvSept. 8(?), 302 ADwCairoxJReceipt for delivery of grain brought by a Sarapammon to an unknown harbory-(unnamed) sitologoi; Sarapammon son of HorionzTLiturgy (compulsory public service); Tax collection; Taxation (land); Transportation{-|PHOFprobably Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptPBroken at rightQ1RRecto; Verso is blankS DocumentaryT 9330o.bmphou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptOMich IITax collection; TransportationReceipt for delivery from the granary to the harbor1944complete1Recto; Verso is blankDocumentarysee electronic version of OMich III, 1056Athenarion apator (see also O. Mich. I, 376); Oualas; - - - (Agonaias?) son of Neilos(?)1056Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptOMich IIILiturgy (compulsory public service); Personal status: apator (of unknown father); Tax collection; TransportationReceipt for Transport of Grain1951cComplete1Recto; Verso is blankDocumentary9778o.bmp<_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>PH/> …AO.Mich.inv. 9329COstD-EPearl OM-Youtie HCFOMich IIG904H1944UNoWNoX 29-C88J-G[Receipt for Transport of Grain\ 7 X 11 cmn=Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptoGreekr1s'see electronic version of OMich II, 904uUnknown tax-collectorvJan. 6, 297 ADwCairoxIReceipt for delivery of grain brought to an unknown harbor by a ChairemonyChairemon, veteranz]Liturgy (compulsory public service); Personal status: veteran; Tax collection; Transportation{horiodeiktia of Karanis|PHYoutie HCFOMich IIG904H1944UNoWNoX 29-C88J-G[Receipt for Transport of Grain\ 7 X 11 cmn=Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptoGreekr1s'see electronic version of OMich II, 904uUnknown tax-collectorvJan. 6, 297 ADwCairoxIReceipt for delivery of grain brought to an unknown harbor by a ChairemonyChairemon, veteranz]Liturgy (compulsory public service); Personal status: veteran; Tax collection; Transportation{horiodeiktia of Karanis|PHKaranis|PH@: w…hCront_R1>9330o.bmp<_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>eiA2Through sitologoi [has shifted (to the harbor)] Sarapammon son of Horion, [for the crops of the 18th] and 17th and 10th year, of those [from . . . of the 18th year] until [Thoth 11(?)] of the 19th and 18th and 11th year, seven donkeys, equal [7] donkeys. In the 19th and 18th and 11th year, on Thoth 11(?).2@A>    >jdone, on ph. Scannedk publishedp3/12/97 (or earlier)s765_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>{i …OFprobably Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptPcompleteQ1RRecto; Verso is blankS DocumentaryT 9329o.bmphA7 X 11 cm29-C88J-GUnknown tax-collectorPH-Receipt for delivery of grain brought to an unknown harbor by a ChairemonJan. 6, 297 ADPearl OM-Youtie HChoriodeiktia of KaranisO.Mich.inv. 9329GreekCairo1OstNoNoprobably Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgypDPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>iodeiktia of Karanis|PHC7 …AO.Mich.inv. 9328COstD-EPearl OM-Youtie HCFOMich IIG889H1944UNoWNoX 29-C88H-E[Receipt for Transport of Grain\ 5.9 X 4.5 cmn=Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptoGreekr5s'see electronic version of OMich II, 889uUnknown tax-collectorvJune 17(?), 289 ADwCairoxmReceipt for delivery of grain brought by a Tithoeis, in the name of Sarapamon and Tetas, in an unknown harbory'Tithoeis; Sarapamon (Sarapammon); TetaszTLiturgy (compulsory public service); Tax collection; Taxation (land); Transportation{Dinnis; horiodeiktia of Karanis|PHOFprobably Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of Egypt9 ADwCairoxmReceipt for delivery of grain brought by a Tithoeis, in the name of Sarapamon and Tetas, in an unknown harbory'Tithoeis; Sarapamon (Sarapammon); TetaszTLiturgy (compulsory public service); Tax collection; Taxation (land); Transportation{Dinnis; horiodeiktia of Karanis|PHOFprobably Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of Egypt C7…hBtsee electronic version of OMich II, 904Chairemon, veteran904Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptOMich IILiturgy (compulsory public service); Personal status: veteran; Tax collection; TransportationReceipt for Transport of Grain1944complete1Recto; Verso is blankDocumentary9329C}o.bmp<_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>Yi><_600DPIBack_R8>}i C,…hBHerakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of Egyptsee electronic version of OMich II, 889Tithoeis; Sarapamon (Sarapammon); Tetas889Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptOMich IILiturgy (compulsory public service); Tax collection; Taxation (land); TransportationReceipt for Transport of Grain1944complete1RectCo; Verso is blankDocumentary9328o.bmp<_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>i …iAOf the crops of the 16th, 15th (and) 8th year, of the dekaprotoi Horion and Philotas, Sarapammon son of Horion, four donkeys of reed, = 4. In the 17th, 16th (and) 9th year, on Mecheir 9. And similarly in Phamenoth until the 9th, four donkeys, = 4.@A> 6  @ >jdone, on ph. Scannedk publishedp3/12/97 (or earlier)s762301 ADPearl OM-Youtie HC-O.Mich.inv. 9327GreekCairo6OstNoNoprobably Karanis, Herakleidou meris, A of EgyptoGreekr6s'see electronic version of OMich II, 919u*Unknown tax-collector (Horion & Philotas?)vFeb. 3 & March 5, 301 ADwCairox5Receipt for delivery of grain brought by a SarapammonyBPhilotas, dekaprotos; Horion, dekaprotos; Sarapammon son of Horionz/Tax collection; Taxation (land); Transportation{-|PH :…PcompleteQ1RRecto; Verso is blankS DocumentaryT 9328o.bmphA5.9 X 4.5 cm29-C88H-EUnknown tax-collectorPH-Receipt for delivery of grain brought by a Tithoeis, in the name of Sarapamon and Tetas, in an unknown harborJune 17(?), 289 ADPearl OM-Youtie HCDinnis; horiodeiktia of KaranisO.Mich.inv. 9328GreekCairo5OstNoNoprobably Karanis, ont_R1>9328o.bmp<_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>iC, …OFprobably Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptPcompleteQ1RRecto; Verso is blankS DocumentaryT 9327o.bmphA7.6 X 5.4 cm29-C88H-DHorion & Philotas, dekaprotoiPHOMich. inv. 9800(?)Receipt for delivery of grain brought by a Sarapammon to an unknown harborFeb. 3 & March 5, 301 ADPearl OM-Youtie HC-O.Mich.inv. 9327GreekCairo6OstNoNoprobably Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nomeobably either Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome,wn tax-collector (Horion & Philotas?)vFeb. 3 & March 5, 301 ADwCairox5Receipt for delivery of grain brought by a SarapammonyBPhilotas, dekaprotos; Horion, dekaprotos; Sarapammon son of Horionz/Tax collection; Taxation (land); Transportation{-|PH …AO.Mich.inv. 9326COstD-EPearl OM-Youtie HCFOMich IIG816H1944UNoWNoX 29-C75B-H[1Receipt (Certificate) for work on the embankments\ 8.2 X 7.1 cmn=Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptoGreekr3s'see electronic version of OMich II, 816uUnknown dyke-surveyorv(Late IInd/early IIIrd cent. AD (Aug. 26)wCairoxLCertificate for work on the embankments performed by a slave named DioskorosyDioskoros, slave of HarpaloszMIrrigation; Dyke Corve (compulsory work); Personal status: slavery; Taxation{-|PH the embankments\ 8.2 X 7.1 cmn=Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptoGreekr3s'see electronic version of OMich II, 816uUnknown dyke-surveyorv(Late IInd/early IIIrd cent. AD (Aug. 26)wCairoxLCertificate for work on the embankments performed by a slave named DioskorosyDioskoros, slave of HarpaloszMIrrigation; Dyke Corve (compulsory work); Personal status: slavery; Taxation{-|PH …hB, province of Egyptsee electronic version of OMich II, 919Philotas, dekaprotos; Horion, dekaprotos; Sarapammon son of Horion919Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptOMich IILiturgy (compulsory public service); Tax collection; Taxation (land); TransportationReceipt for Transport of Grain1944complete1Recto; VerCso is blankDocumentary9327o.bmp<_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>iick_R8>i …hBce of Egyptsee electronic version of OMich II, 816Dioskoros, slave of Harpalos816Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptOMich IIIrrigation; Dyke Corve (compulsory work); Personal status: slavery; TaxationReceipt (Certificate) for work on the embankments1944complete1Recto; Verso is blankDocumentary9326o.bmp<_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>pTaxation{-|PHs, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptPcompleteQ1 …ibIn the 1st year, on Mesore 3rd intercalary day, Dioskoros, slave of Harpalos has given (his part).jdone, on ph. Scannedk publishedp3/12/97 (or earlier)s761…AO.Mich.inv. 9321COstD ostraca of Pleein son of MusthesEPearl OM-Youtie HCFOMich IIG878H1944KBL X, 295 (date)S>L. 1: insert horio(deiktias) before Kar(anidos) in the editionUNoWNoX 29-C65CB-A[Receipt for Transport of Grain\ 8.3 X 6.1 cmn=Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptoGreekr3s'see electronic version of OMich II, 878uUnknown tax-collectorv0Middle / late IIIrd cent. AD (May-June, 253 AD?)wCairoxFReceipt for delivery of grain brought by a Pleein to an unknown harbory1Pleein son of Mysthes (see ZPE 88 [1991] 183-185)zCLiturgy (compulsory public service); Tax collection; Transportation{horiodeiktia of Karanis; Dinnis|PHOFprobably Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptPcompleteQ1RRecto; Verso is blankS DocumentaryT 9321o.bmph9321o.bmph …OFprobably Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptPcompleteQ1RRecto; Verso is blankS DocumentaryT 9326o.bmphA8.2 X 7.1 cm29-C75B-HUnknown dyke-surveyorPH-Certificate for work on the embankments performed by a slave named DioskorosLate IInd/early IIIrd cent. AD (Aug. 26)Pearl OM-Youtie HC-O.Mich.inv. 9326GreekCairo3OstNoNoprobably Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, provint_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>TibIn the 1st year, on Mesore 3rd intercalary day, Dioskoros, slave of Harpalos has given (his part). L…hA8.3 X 6.1 cm29-C65CB-AUnknown tax-collectorPHostraca of Pleein son of MusthesReceipt for delivery of grain brought by a Pleein to an unknown harborBL X, 295 (date)Middle / late IIIrd cent. AD (May-June, 253 AD?)Pearl OM-Youtie HChoriodeiktia of Karanis; DinnisO.Mich.inv. 9321GreekCairo3OstBNoNoprobably Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of Egyptsee electronic version of OMich II, 878Pleein son of Mysthes (see ZPE 88 [1991] 183-185)878Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptL. 1: insert horio(deiktias) before Kar(anidos) in the editionOMich IILiturgy (compulsory public service); Tax collection; TransportatioL ]…AO.Mich.inv. 9318COstD-EPearl OM-Youtie HCFOMich IIG906H1944KBL VII, 291 on dateside>Recto; Verso is blankDocumentary9321o.bmp<_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6>D)<_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>iAOf the crops of the 2nd year, of the horiodeiktia of Karanis, Plein son of Mysthes, through beasts of Dinnis, two sacks, = 2. In the 3rd year, Pauni.@A> %  2 >jdone, on ph. Scannedk publishedl.Liesker WHM-Worp KA, ZPE 88 (1991) p. 183-185.p3/12/97 (or earlier)…AO.Mich.inv. 9318COstD-EPearl OM-Youtie HCFOMich IIG906H1944KBL VII, 291 on date M…UNoWNoX 29-C65Z-B[Receipt for Transport of Grain\ 8.5 X 6.4 cmn=Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptoGreekr4s'see electronic version of OMich II, 906uUnknown tax-collectorvMarch 14, 235 AD(?)wCairoxHReceipt for delivery of wheat brought by a Sarapion to an unknown harbory8(unnamed) sitologoi of Karanis; Sarapion son of AntoniuszCLiturgy (compulsory public service); Tax collection; Transportation{Karanis|PHOFprobably Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptPcompleteQ1RRecto; Verso is blankS DocumentaryT 9318o.bmphhe crops of the 2nd year, of the horiodeiktia of Karanis, Plein son of Mysthes, through beasts of Dinnis, two sacks, = 2. In the 3rd year, Pauni.@A> %  2 >j done, on ph.k publishedl.Liesker WHM-Worp KA, ZPE 88 (1991) p. 183-185.p3/12/97 (or earlier)…AO.Mich.inv. 9318COstD-EPearl OM-Youtie HCFOMich IIG906H1944 …hA8.5 X 6.4 cm29-C65Z-BUnknown tax-collectorPH-Receipt for delivery of wheat brought by a Sarapion to an unknown harborBL VII, 291 on dateMarch 14, 235 AD(?)Pearl OM-Youtie HCKaranisO.Mich.inv. 9318GreekCairo4OstNoNoprobably Karanis, Herakleidou meris, ArsinoBite nome, province of Egyptsee electronic version of OMich II, 906(unnamed) sitologoi of Karanis; Sarapion son of Antonius906Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptOMich IILiturgy (compulsory public service); Tax collection; TransportationReceipt for Transport of Grain1944complete1Recto; Verso is blankDocumentary9318o.bmp<_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>iAuOf the sitologoi of Karanis, Sarapion son of Antonius, 2 sacks, 6 artabai of wheat. In the 13th year, on Phamenoth 18u@Af    B  I fjdone, on ph. Scannedk publishedp3/12/97 (or earlier)s755 province of EgyptOMich IITax collection; TransportationReceipt for delivery from the granary to the harbor1944complete1Recto; Verso is @C a…s'see electronic version of OMich II, 770uUnknown tax-collectorvMiddle IIIrd cent. ADwCairox#Receipt for tax payment by a Pleeiny8Plen (Pleein) son of Mysthes (see ZPE 88 [1991] 183-185)zTaxation; Tax collection{-|PHOFprobably Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptPcompleteQ1RRecto; Verso is blankS DocumentaryT 9317o.bmphA7.8 X 5.5 cm29-C65Z-AUnknown tax-collectorPHostraca of Pleein son of MusthesReceipt for tax payment by a PleeinMiddle IIIrd cent. ADPearl OM-Youtie HC-O.Mich.inv. 9317GreekCairo2OstNoNoprobably Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of Egypt7.8 X 5.5 cm29-C65Z-AUnknown tax-collectorPHostraca of Pleein son of MusthesReceipt for tax payment by a PleeinMiddle IIIrd cent. ADPearl OM-Youtie HC-O.Mich.inv. 9317GreekCairo2OstNoNoprobably Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of Egypt<_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>iANHas paid Plen son of Mysthes, for the third year, four drachmai, = 4 drachmai.N@ …hA7.2 X 4.6 cm29-B179*-LUnknownPH-Name of individualLate IInd cent. ADPearl OM-Youtie HC-O.Mich.inv. 9313GreekCairo2OstNoNoprobably Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of Egyptsee electronic version of OMich II, 960Petheus son Bof Phaesis and Tamystha, grandson of Sisois960Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptOMich IIName tagName of individual (name tag)1944complete1Recto; Verso is blankDocumentary9313o.bmp<_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_6 …hB>see electronic version of OMich II, 770Plen (Pleein) son of Mysthes (see ZPE 88 [1991] 183-185)770Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptOMich IITaxation; Tax collectionReceipt of money tax1944complete1Recto; Verso is blankDocumentary9317o.bmp<_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>iANHas paid Plen son of Mysthes, for the third year, four drachmai, = 4 drachmai.N@ …hC00DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>jdone, on ph. Scannedk publishedp3/12/97 (or earlier)s753…AO.Mich.inv. 9312COstD-EPearl OM-Youtie HCFOMich IIG841H1944UNoWNoX 29-B179G-A[1Receipt (Certificate) for work on the embankments\ 4.5 X 5.1 cmn=Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptoGreekr3s'see electronic version of OMich II, 841uUnknown dyke-surveyorvIIIrd cent. ADwCairox?Certificate for work on the embankment performed by a Ptole(--)yPtole(--) son of Heraklesz3Irrigation; Dyke Corve (compulsory work); Taxation{-|PHOFprobably Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptPbroken at leftQ1RRecto; Verso is blankS DocumentaryT 9312o.bmph600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFron …hA4.5 X 5.1 cm29-B179G-AUnknown dyke-surveyorPH-Certificate for work on the embankment performed by a Ptole(--)IIIrd cent. ADPearl OM-Youtie HC-O.Mich.inv. 9312GreekCairo3OstNoNoprobably Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of Egyptsee elecBtronic version of OMich II, 841Ptole(--) son of Herakles841Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptOMich IIIrrigation; Dyke Corve (compulsory work); TaxationReceipt (Certificate) for work on the embankments1944broken at left1Recto; Verso is blankDocumentary9312o.bmp<_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>3i8[- - -] Ptole( ) son of Herakles, on [- - -] the tenth.jdone, on ph. Scannedk publishedp3/12/97 (or earlier)s752…AO.Mich.inv. 9310COstD-EPearl OM-Youtie HCFOMich IIG771H1944UNoWNoX 29-B164B*-B[Account of deliveries in kind\ 8.8 X 10 cmn=Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptoGreekr11s'see electronic version of OMich II, 771uUnknownvIInd/Ist cent. B.C.wCairox!Day account of deliveries in kindytAntipas; Dorotheos; Kteson ; Melas; Thoteus; Kalaboeis; Perigenes; Kephalon; Senbous; Aristippos; Pooris; Ptolem( )zAccount; Tax Collection(?){-|PHizeFront_R2>< …OFprobably Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptPcompleteQ1RRecto; Verso is blankS DocumentaryT 9310o.bmphA8.8 X 10 cm29-B164B*-BUnknownPH-Day account of deliveries in kindIInd/Ist cent. B.C.Pearl OM-Youtie HC-O.Mich.inv. 9310GreekCairo11OstNoNoprobably Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of Egyptsee electronic version of OMich II, 771Antipas; Dorotheos; Kteson ; Melas; Thoteus; Kalaboeis; Perigenes; Kephalon; Senbous; Aristippos; Pooris; Ptolem( )771Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptOMich IIAccount; Tax Collection(?)Account of deliveries in kind1944complete1Recto; Verso is blankDocumentary9310o.bmp<_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>5i +…RRecto; Verso is blankS DocumentaryT 9307o.bmphA4.1 X 6.7 cm29-B163*-RUnknownPH-Name of individualLatter half of IInd cent. ADPearl OM-Youtie HC-O.Mich.inv. 9307GreekCairo4OstNoNoprobably Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of Egyptsee electronic version of OMich II, 959EuMich IIG959H1944UNoWNoX 29-B163*-R[Name of individual (name tag)\ 4.1 X 6.7 cmn=Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptoGreekr4s'see electronic version of OMich II, 959uUnknownvLatter half of IInd cent. ADwCairoxName of individualy9Euemeros son of Keras and Tanomgeus, grandson of EuemeroszName tag{-|PHOFprobably Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptPcompleteQ1RRecto; Verso is blank …hBemeros son of Keras and Tanomgeus, grandson of Euemeros959Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptOMich IIName tagName of individual (name tag)1944complete1Recto; Verso is blankDocumentary9307o.bmp<_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFroCnt_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>jdone, on ph. Scannedk publishedp3/12/97 (or earlier)s748…AO.Mich.inv. 9306COstD-EPearl OM-Youtie HCFOMich IIG705H1944UNoWNoX 29-B158*-Z[Account (of Money?)\ 9 X 7.4 cm …hBo>705Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptOMich IIAccountAccount (of Money?)1944complete1Recto; Verso is blankDocumentary9306o.bmp<_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600CDPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>i)In the 23rd year, Pachon 25: [[100]] 200.jdone, on ph. Scannedk publishedp3/12/97 (or earlier)s747…AO.Mich.inv. 9300COstD-EPearl OM-Youtie HCFOMich IIG932H1944UNoWNoX 29-158*-E III[List of liturgical workers(?)\ 6.9 X 5.4 cm E…n=Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptoGreekr1s'see electronic version of OMich II, 705uUnknownvIst cent. B.C.?wCairoxAccount, probably of moneyy-zAccount{-|PHOFprobably Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptPcompleteQ1RRecto; Verso is blankS DocumentaryT 9306o.bmphA9 X 7.4 cm29-B158*-ZUnknownPH-Account, probably of moneyIst cent. B.C.?Pearl OM-Youtie HC-O.Mich.inv. 9306GreekCairo1OstNoNoprobably Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of Egyptsee electronic version of OMich II, 705-6.9 X 5.4 cm29-158*-E IIIUnknownPH-List of 2 personsIIIrd cent. ADPearl OM-Youtie HC-O.Mich.inv. 9300GreekCairo2OstNoNoprobably Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of Egyptsee electronic version of OMich II, 932Kopres son of of liturgical workers(?)\ 6.9 X 5.4 cmn=Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptoGreekr2 S…hBPtollarion; Polion son of Sarapion932Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptOMich IILiturgy (compulsory work)(?)List of liturgical workers(?)1944complete1Recto; Verso is blankDocumentary9300o.bmp<_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFronCt_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>jdone, on ph. Scannedk publishedp3/12/97 (or earlier)s744 …AO.Mich.inv. 9299COstD-EPearl OM-Youtie HCFOMich IIG954H1944UNoWNoX 29-158*-Z II[Name of individual (name tag)\ 5.7 X 4 cmOMich IILiturgy (compulsory work)(?)List of liturgical workers(?)1944complete1Recto; Verso is blankDocumentary<_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>j done, on ph.k publishedp3/12/97 (or earlier)…AO.Mich.inv. 9299COstD-EPearl OM-Youtie HCFOMich IIG954H1944UNoWNoX 29-158*-Z II[Name of individual (name tag)\ 5.7 X 4 cm a…n=Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptoGreekr1s'see electronic version of OMich II, 954uUnknownvLate IIIrd/early IVth cent. ADwCairoxName of individualyHelias son of Pet(--)zName tag{-|PHOFprobably Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptPcompleteQ1RRecto; Verso is blankS DocumentaryT 9299o.bmphA5.7 X 4 cm29-158*-Z IIUnknownPH-Name of individualLate IIIrd/early IVth cent. ADPearl OM-Youtie HC-O.Mich.inv. 9299GreekCairo1OstNoNoprobably Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of Egyptsee electronic version of OMich II, 954 …n=Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptoGreekr2s'see electronic version of OMich II, 847uUnknown dyke-surveyorvEarly IIIrd cent. ADwCairox&Certificate for work on the embankmenty [---]iskosz3Irrigation; Dyke Corve (compulsory work); Taxation{-|PHOFprobably Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptPbroken at leftQ1RRecto; Verso is blankS DocumentaryT 9295o.bmphA5.2 X 6.3 cm29-132*-B IIUnknown dyke-surveyorPH-Certificate for work on the embankmentEarly IIIrd cent. ADPearl OM-Youtie HC-O.Mich.inv. 9295GreekCairo2OstNoNoprobably Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of Egyptsee electronic version ofnkments?\ 5.2 X 6.3 cm P…hB OMich II, 847[---]iskos847Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptOMich IIIrrigation; Dyke Corve (compulsory work); TaxationReceipt (Certificate) for work on the embankments?1944broken at left1Recto; Verso is blankDocumentary9295o.bmpC8<_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>i#[- - -]iskos [- - -] I have signed.jdone, on ph. Scannedk publishedp3/12/97 (or earlier)…AO.Mich.inv. 9293COstD-EPearl OM-Youtie HCFOMich IIG951H1944UNoP …WNoX 29-132*-X I[Name of individual (name tag)\ 5.2 X 4.1 cmn=Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptoGreekr1s'see electronic version of OMich II, 951uUnknownvEarly IIIrd cent. ADwCairoxName of individualySotas son of HarpatheszName tag{-|PHOFprobably Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptPcompleteQ1RRecto; Verso is blankS DocumentaryT 9293o.bmphA5.2 X 4.1 cm29-132*-X IUnknownPH-Name of individualEarly IIIrd cent. ADPearl OM-Youtie HC-O.Mich.inv. 9293GreekCairo1OstNoNoprobably Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of Egyptsee electronic version of OMich II, 951Sotas sonAO.Mich.inv. 9293COstD-EPearl OM-Youtie HCFOMich IIG951H1944UNoWNoX 29-132*-X I P…hB of Harpathes951Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptOMich IIName tagName of individual (name tag)1944complete1Recto; Verso is blankDocumentary9293o.bmp<_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFrontC_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>jdone, on ph. Scannedk publishedp3/12/97 (or earlier) …AO.Mich.inv. 9291COstD-EPearl OM-Youtie HCFOMich IIG787H1944UNoWNoX 29-132*-V I[Receipt of tax payment in kind\ 3.5 X 5.3 cmn=Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptoGreekP /…r3s'see electronic version of OMich II, 787uUnknown tax-collectorvEarly IVth cent. ADwCairoxReceipt for chaffy[---]zTax collection; taxation (Land){-|PHOBunnamed harbor, Herakleopolite or Memphite nome, province of EgyptPbroken at top and rightQ1RRecto; Verso is blankS DocumentaryT 9291o.bmphA3.5 X 5.3 cm29-132*-V IUnknown tax-collectorPH-Receipt for chaffEarly IVth cent. ADPearl OM-Youtie HC-O.Mich.inv. 9291GreekCairo3OstNoNounnamed harbor, Herakleopolite or Memphite nome, province of Egyptsee electronic version of OMich II, 787[earl OM-Youtie HCFOMich IIG787H1944UNoWNoX 29-132*-V I[Receipt of tax payment in kind\ 3.5 X 5.3 cmn=Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptoGreekr3 …hA7.4 X 8.3 cm29-132*-U ISouchidasPH-Receipt for chaff of Karanis brought by a Ptol---For the date, see P.Col. VII, p. 67Aug. 6, 337 A.D.Pearl OM-Youtie HCKaranisO.Mich.inv. 9290GreekCairo7OstNoNounnamed place, Herakleopolite or Memphite nome, province of EgyBptsee electronic version of OMich II, 786Ptol--- son of Akyllas; Souchidas (see P.Col. VII, p. 67)786Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptOMich IITax collection; taxation (Land)Receipt of tax payment in kind1944complete1Recto; Verso is blankDocumentary9290o.bmpsee electronic version of OMich II, 787jdone, on ph. Scannedk publishedp3/26/97/>Tax collection; taxation (Land)Receipt of tax payment in kind1944complete1Recto; Verso is blankDocumentary<_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIF Cn…hB---]787Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptOMich IITax collection; taxation (Land)Receipt of tax payment in kind1944broken at top and right1Recto; Verso is blankDocumentary9291o.bmp<_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_6C00DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>iA^[- - - of the . . .] indiction, two hundred forty(?) litrai [of chaff], [240(?)] litrai [- - -^@MQ66july15348or333adVjuly1764adVt51721oct29303adVjuly18345adfVjuly18andaugust30123adVjuly19147adXVjuly19292adFVjuly19and20241adVjuly2237adVjuly2302adRVjuly20oct2749adoVjuly21257bcdateofreception/VSV`Vjuly22144adVjuly22-26146adVjuly23147adVjuly23297adVjuly23315adeVjuly23-aug8302adVjuly24147adVVjuly2442adYVjuly2444adVVjuly25184adVjuly25338adKVjuly25348or333adVjuly2541adVjuly25-august23216adVjuly25-august392adVjuly256bcdateofreception=Vjuly265adVjuly28257bcdateofreceptionYVjuly29162adVjuly29257bccVjuly29334adVjuly29337adVjuly29339adVjuly2945adVjuly3240or241bcdVjuly30360adVjuly30aug4161adkV  …s)see electronic version of OMich III, 1111uUnknownvunknownwCairox4Drawing of a water scene with lotus flowers and fishy-zDrawing{-|PHOFprobably Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptPcompleteQ1RRecto; Verso is blankSDrawingT 10263o.bmphA6.7 X 6 cm28-B128C-HUnknownPH-Drawing of a water scene with lotus flowers and fishunknownYoutie HC-O.Mich.inv. 10263-Cairo0OstNoYesprobably Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of Egyptsee electronic version of OMich III, 1111YesX 28-B128C-H[ Pen Drawing\ 6.7 X 6 cmn=Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of Egypto-r0s)see electronic version of OMich III, 1111uUnknownvunknownwCairo C>…hB-1111Pl. XIcKaranis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptOMich IIIDrawingPen Drawing1951complete1Recto; Verso is blankDrawing10263o.bmp<_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPICFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>jdone, on neg.; scannedk publishedp3/31/97s25 …AO.Mich.inv. 10254COstD-E Youtie HCF OMich IIIG1069H1951UNoWYesX34-X[Receipt for Transport of Grain\ 7.2 X 4.3 cmn=Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptoGreekr5C> f…hBptsee electronic version of OMich III, 1069Palemon1069Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptOMich IIILiturgy (compulsory public service); Tax collection; TransportationReceipt for Transport of Grain1951complete1Recto; Verso is blankDocumentary10254o.bmp<_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>:i2 X 4.3 cmn=Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptoGreekr5s)see electronic version of OMich III, 1069 …iAOf the granary of the village of Karanis and Hiera Nikolaou, of the crops of the 14th and 13th and 6th year, of the imperial delegatio, in the name of Palemon, two sacks, equal 2. In the 15th and 14th and 7th year, on Phaophi 26.@A> }  >jDone, on neg.; scannedk publishedp3/28/97s19…AO.Mich.inv. 10253COstD-E Youtie HCF OMich IIIG1110H1951UNoWYesX34-X["Fragmentary Text (Account or List)\ 5.7 X 6.4 cmn=Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptoGreekr9s)see electronic version of OMich III, 1110uUnknownvIIIrd cent. A.D.wCairox4Account or list (concerning work on the embankments)yPtolem[- - -]; Asklas [- - -]; Pemetas (Pemes?) son of Alexandros(?) (see also O. Mich. I, 151?); Satabous [- - -]; Neilos [- - -]; Tithioeis (Tithoes?) [- - -]; Horpames [- - -]zUIrrigation(?); Irrigation; Dyke Corve (compulsory work)(?); Taxation; Tax Collection{-|PH „,hA9.8 x 10.6 cm24-5020A-E x 7DiotimosPHReceipt for chaff of Karanis brought by Isak to an unknown harborSept. 10, 342 A.D.Amundsen LKaranisO.Mich.inv. 4408GreekCairo6OstNoNounknown harbor, Herakleopolite or Memphite nome, province of EgyptIsak (Isaac) son of Ision (see also O.MiBch. I, 206); Diatimos(?) (Diotimos) (see P.Col. VII, p. 69; 231)216Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptBL VIII, 526 (date)Stern M480CPJ III1964OMich ITax collection; taxation (Land); TransportationReceipt for Delivery in Kind1935Complete, partly faded1Recto; Verso is blan …OFprobably Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptPnbroken at the bottom and on the right side; the lower right corner of the ostracon is obscured by a large blotQ1RRecto; Verso is blankS DocumentaryT 10253o.bmphA5.7 X 6.4 cm34-XUnknownPH-Account or list (concerning work on the embankments)IIIrd cent. A.D.Youtie HC-O.Mich.inv. 10253GreekCairo9OstNoYesprobably Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of Egyptsee electronic version of OMich III, 1110(Pemes?) son of Alexandros(?) (see also O. Mich. I, 151?); Satabous [- - -]; Neilos [- - -]; Tithioeis (Tithoes?) [- - -]; Horpames [- - -]zUIrrigation(?); Irrigation; Dyke Corve (compulsory work)(?); Taxation; Tax Collection{-|PH …hDVack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8> iArrears of the casting up(?) [of dykes(?)] through Ptolem[- - -] Asklas [- - -] Pemetas son of Alexandros(?) Satabous [- - -] Neilos [- - -] Tithioeis [- - -] Horpames [- - -] - - -jdone, on neg.; scannedk publishedp3/31/97s18…AO.Mich.inv. 10250COstD-E Youtie HCF OMich IIIG992H1951KBL III, 265 on line 4UNoWYesX34-X[Receipt for money tax\ 7 X 5.9 cmn=Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptoGreekr6s(see electronic version of OMich III, 992uUnknown tax-collectorvLate IIIrd cent. A.D.wCairox]Receipt for payment of a warranty and other charges for transfer of property, by a PtolemaiosyPtolemaios son of ChairemonzA(Land) Ownership; Taxation (transfer of property); Tax collection{Karanis|PHO=Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptPcompleteQ1RRecto; Verso is blankS DocumentaryT 10250o.bmph …hBPtolem[- - -]; Asklas [- - -]; Pemetas (Pemes?) son of Alexandros(?) (see also O. Mich. I, 151?); Satabous [- - -]; Neilos [- - -]; Tithioeis (Tithoes?) [- - -]; Horpames [- - -]1110Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptOMich IIIIrrigation(?); Irrigation; Dyke Corve (compulsory work)(?); Taxation; Tax CollectionFragmentary Text (Account or List)1951brokCen at the bottom and on the right side; the lower right corner of the ostracon is obscured by a large blot1Recto; Verso is blankDocumentary10253o.bmp<_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIB …hA7 X 5.9 cm34-XUnknown tax-collectorPH-Receipt for payment of a warranty and other charges for transfer of property, by a PtolemaiosBL III, 265 on line 4Late IIIrd cent. A.D.Youtie HCKaranisO.Mich.inv. 10250GreekCairo6OstNoYesKaranis, Herakleidou meris, ArsBinoite nome, province of Egyptsee electronic version of OMich III, 992Ptolemaios son of Chairemon992Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptOMich III(Land) Ownership; Taxation (transfer of property); Tax collectionReceipt for money tax1951complete1Recto; Verso is blankDocumentary1 k…hC0250o.bmp<_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>]iAnd in the 4th year, on Phamenoth 6, has paid Ptolemaios son of Chairemon for warranty, of Karanis, 8 drachmai and for exchange of deeds, 12 drachmai.jdone, on neg.; scannedk publishedp3/24/97s16s son of Chairemon992Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptOMich III(Land) Ownership; Taxation (transfer of property); Tax collectionReceipt for money tax1951complete1Recto; Verso is blankDocumentary< CF?…AO.Mich.inv. 10248COstD-E Youtie HCF OMich IIIG1072H1951UNoWYesX34-X[Receipt for Transport of Grain\ 6.8 X 5.1 cmn=Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptoGreekr6s)see electronic version of OMich III, 1072uDioskoros, dekaprotosv,Late IIIrd/early IVth cent. A.D. (Sept. 8/9)wCairoack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>SiAnd in the 4th year, on Phamenoth 6, has paid Ptolemaios son of Chairemon for warranty, of Karanis, 8 drachmai and for exchange of deeds, 12 drachmai.j done, on neg.k publishedp3/24/97…AO.Mich.inv. 10248COstD-E Youtie HCF OMich IIIG1072H1951UNoWYesX34-X[Receipt for Transport of Grain\ 6.8 X 5.1 cmn=Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptoGreekr6s)see electronic version of OMich III, 1072uDioskoros, dekaprotosv,Late IIIrd/early IVth cent. A.D. (Sept. 8/9)wCairot. 8/9)wCairoD. (Sept. 8/9)wCairoCF …hBanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of Egyptsee electronic version of OMich III, 1072Dioskoros, dekaprotos; Horigenes son of Zosimos; Syerion1072Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptOMich IIILiturgy (compulsory public service); Tax collection; Taxation (land); TransportationReceipt for Transport of Grain1951complete1Recto; Verso is blankDocumentary10248o.bmp<_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8> …iOf the dekaprotos Dioskoros, of the crops of the 1st year, of Karanis, in the name of Horigenes son of Zosimos, through Syerion, and, of Narmouthis, through public beasts, two donkeys, equal 2. In the 2nd year, on Thoth 11.jDone, on neg.; scannedk publishedp3/28/97s14…AO.Mich.inv. 9994COstD-E Youtie HCF OMich IIIG1091H1951UNoWYesX34-X[List of Liturgical Workers\ 5.2 X 7.5 cmn=Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptoGreekr10s)see electronic version of OMich III, 1091uUnknownv Late IIIrd/early IVth cent. A.D.wCairox List of menyoSaras; Apollonios; Sidoros (Isidoros); Serenus; Abok elaiourgos; Atia; Abok - - -; Arabikos; Hatres; Alexandrosz%Liturgy (compulsory work); Profession{-|PHOFprobably Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptPMComplete, but surface roughened, especially along the ridges (ribbed pottery)Q1RRecto; Verso is blankS DocumentaryT 9994o.bmphPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBac …hA5.2 X 7.5 cm34-XUnknownPH-List of menLate IIIrd/early IVth cent. A.D.Youtie HC-O.Mich.inv. 9994GreekCairo10OstNoYesprobably Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of Egyptsee electronic version of OMich III, 1091Saras; ApollonioBs; Sidoros (Isidoros); Serenus; Abok elaiourgos; Atia; Abok - - -; Arabikos; Hatres; Alexandros1091Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptOMich IIILiturgy (compulsory work); ProfessionList of Liturgical Workers1951Complete, but surface roughened, especially along the ridges (ribbed pottery)1Recto; Verso is blankDocumentary9994o.bmp<_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>jieSaras Apollonios Sidoros Serenus Abok, manufacturer of oil Atia Abok - - - Arabikos Hatres Alexandrosjdone, on neg.; scannedk publishedp3/31/97s1177 …AO.Mich.inv. 9993COstD-E Youtie HCF OMich IIIG1006H1951K,BL VI, 208 on line 3; BL VIII, 528 on line 3UNoWYesX34-X[Receipt for Tax Payment in Kind\ 5.3 X 7.3 cmn=Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptoGreekr8s)see electronic version of OMich III, 1006u(unnamed) tax-collectorvMay/June, 270 A.D.wCairoxAReceipt of grain paid by a Ptolem(--) in the name of an Antoninustary5.3 X 7.3 cm34-X(unnamed) tax-collectorPH-Receipt of grain paid by a Ptolem(--) in the name of an AntoninusBL VI, 208 on line 3; BL VIII, 528 on line 3May/June, 270 A.D.Youtie HCKaranisO.Mich.inv. 9993GreekCairo8OstNoYesprobably Karanis, Herakleidou meris, reekr8s)see electronic version of OMich III, 1006u(unnamed) tax-collectorvMay/June, 270 A.D.wCairoxAReceipt of grain paid by a Ptolem(--) in the name of an Antoninus …iIn the 1st and 4th year of our lords Aurelianus and Vaballathus(?) Athenodoros, Augusti, on Pauni . ., (have been paid) through the cultivator(?) Ptolem( ), of the village of Karanis, in the name of Antoninus son of Isidoros, 2 artabai.jdone, on neg.; scannedk publishedp3/25/97s1176…AO.Mich.inv. 9989COstD-E Youtie HCF OMich IIIG1064H1951UNoWYesX34-X[Receipt for Transport of Grain\ 5 X 8.3 cmn=Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptoGreekr7s)see electronic version of OMich III, 1064u!(Unnamed) dekaprotoi of DionysiasvDec. 7, 292 A.D.wCairoxcReceipt for delivery of grain by a Heraklas, in the name of a Valeria Diodora, to an unknown harboryk(unnamed) dekaprotoi of Dionysias Valeria Antonia (see also O.Mich. I, 424; 440; II, 871); Aianos; Heraklasz[Liturgy (compulsory public service); Tax collection; Taxation (land); Transportation; Woman{Dionysias; - - -|PHOHprobably Dionysias, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of Egypt …hBArsinoite nome, province of Egyptsee electronic version of OMich III, 1006Aurelianus, Emperor; Vaballathus, Emperor; Ptolem(--), georgos(?); Antoninus son of Isidoros1006Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptOMich IIIProfession; Taxation (Land); Tax collectionReceipt for Tax Payment in Kind1951complete1Recto;C Verso is blankDocumentary9993o.bmp<_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8> :…PcompleteQ1RRecto; Verso is blankS DocumentaryT 9989o.bmphA5 X 8.3 cm34-X(Unnamed) dekaprotoi of DionysiasPH-Receipt for delivery of grain by a Heraklas, in the name of a Valeria Diodora, to an unknown harborDec. 7, 292 A.D.Youtie HCDionysias; - - -O.Mich.inv. 9989GreekCairo7OstNoYesprobably Dionysias, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoiteont_R1>9989o.bmp<_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>irso is blankS Documentaryh HY…hB nome, province of Egyptsee electronic version of OMich III, 1064(unnamed) dekaprotoi of Dionysias Valeria Antonia (see also O.Mich. I, 424; 440; II, 871); Aianos; Heraklas1064Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptOMich IIILiturgy (compulsory public service); Tax collection; Taxation (land); Transportation; WomanReceipt for Transport of Grain1951complete1Recto; Verso is blankDocumentary9989o.bmp<_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>C8 +…RRecto; Verso is blankS DocumentaryT 9986o.bmphA8.5 X 7.7 cm34-XUnknown tax-collectorPH-Receipt for payment of the annona by an Ammonianos, veteranBL VIII 528 (bibliography)May 20, 277 A.D.Youtie HC-O.Mich.inv. 9986GreekCairo6OstNoYesprobably Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of Egypt< the name of Valeria Diodora, through Aianos, through beasts of . . ., through Heraklas, four donkeys, equal 4. In the 9th and 8h year, on Choiak 11.@A>   >j Done, on neg.k publishedp3/28/97…AO.Mich.inv. 9986COstD-E Youtie HCF OMich IIIG989H1951KBL VIII 528 (bibliography)UNoWYesX34-X[Receipt for money tax\ 8.5 X 7.7 cm 3…hB/>see electronic version of OMich III, 989Probus, Emperor; Ammonianos, veteran (see BASP 16 [1979] 223); Celer, eisaktes989Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptOMich IIIPersonal status: veteran; Taxation (Land); Tax collectionReceipt for money tax1951complete1Recto; Verso is blankDocumentary9986o.bmp<_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>hobably Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of Egypt< E…hC\lSizeBack_R1><_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>8iTIn the 12th(?) year, on Thoth 20, Ammonianos, veteran, has given a slave and pledgesjdone, on neg.; scannedk publishedlR. Taubenschlag, The Law of Greco-Roman Egypt in the Light of the Papyri. 332 B.C. - 640 A.D. (Warszawa, 1955[2]) 80-81 and note 62; R.S. Bagnall - K.A. Worp, BASP 16 (1979) 223; J. Straus, CE 72 (1997) p. 128-129.p3/31/97s1156 Loan; Mortgage; Personal status: veteran; SlaveReceipt for Delivery of a Slave1951complete1Recto; Verso is blankDocumentary9906o.bmp6.1 X 4.9 cm33-XUnknownPH-Receipt for a slave, pledged as a security for a loanBL VIII, 528 (date)Sept. 17, 264 A.D.Youtie HC-O.Mich.inv. 9906GreekCairo3OstNoYesprobably Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of Egyptsee eleBctronic version of OMich III, 1098Ammonianos, veteran (see BASP 16 [1979] p. 223)1098Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptOMich IIIDebt; Loan; Mortgage; Personal status: veteran; SlaveReceipt for Delivery of a Slave1951complete1Recto; Verso is blankDocumentary9906o.bmp6.5 X 6 cm33-XGerontios(?), dekaprotosPH-Receipt for delivery of grain brought by a Doulos to an unknown harborMar. 24, 302 A.D.Youtie HCKaranisO.Mich.inv. 9902GreekCairo5OstNoYesprobably Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of Egyptsee edekaprotosvMar. 24, 302 A.D.wCairoA.D.wCairoront_R2> 4  > >jDone, on neg.; scannedk publishedp3/28/97s1152rso is blankS DocumentaryhA6.5 X 6 cm33-XGerontios(?), dekaprotosPH-Receipt for delivery of grain brought by a Doulos to an unknown harborMar. 24, 302 A.D.Youtie HCKaranisO.Mich.inv. 9902GreekCairo5OstNoYesprobably Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of Egyptsee e, or unknown harbor, Herakleopolite or Memphite nome, …hBlectronic version of OMich III, 1076Gerontios(?), [dekaprotos] (see also O. Mich. I, 499); Doulos son of Aionis (see also P. Mich. VI, 376, 36)1076Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptOMich IIILiturgy (compulsory public service); Tax collection; Taxation (land); TransportationReceipt for Transport of Grain1951broken at the left1Recto; Verso is blankDocumentary9902o.bmp<_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>iii …hA7.9 X 5.8 cm33-C411K-DUnknownPH-Account of money, or end of tax receiptIst cent. A.D.Youtie HC-O.Mich.inv. 9888GreekCairo2OstNoNoprobably Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of Egyptsee electronic version of OMich III, 974SeoBs; Petes(--)974Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptOMich IIIAccountAccount (or receipt?) of money1951complete (or broken at top?)1Recto; Verso is blankDocumentary9888o.bmp<_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront …hC_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>jscannedk publishedp3/17/97s1139…AO.Mich.inv. 9885COstD-E Youtie HCF OMich IIIG1012H1951UNoWYesX 33-C406A-G[Receipt for Tax Payment in Kind\ 8.5 X 5.8 cmn=Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptoGreekr7s)see electronic version of OMich III, 1012u/Aurelii Ammonios and Petobastios and PtolemaiosvMar. 5, 305 (?) A.D.wCairox#Receipt for chaff paid by Panisatis9A8Aurelius Ammonios, epimeletes achyrou of Memphis and Babylon; Aurelius Petobastios (Petobastis), epimeletes achyrou of Memphis and Babylon; Aurelius Ptolemaios, epimeletes achyrou of Memphis and Babylon (see also O. Mich. I, 187; II, 779); Panisatis (Panesates) son of Aunes (see also O.Mich. I, p. 201; II, 780)8Tax collection …zTaxation (Land); Tax collection{Babylon; Karanis; Memphis|PHOBunknown harbor, Herakleopolite or Memphite nome, province of EgyptPcompleteQ1RRecto; Verso is blankS DocumentaryT 9885o.bmphA8.5 X 5.8 cm33-C406A-GAurelii Ammonios and Petobastios and PtolemaiosPH-Receipt for chaff paid by PanisatisMar. 5, 305 (?) A.D.Youtie HCBabylon; Karanis; MemphisO.Mich.inv. 9885GreekCairo7OstNoYesunknown harbor, Herakleopolite or Memphite nome, province of Egypt9885o.bmp<_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R?…hC_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>i$[- - -] on Pauni(?) 29 [- - -] . . .jdone, on neg.; scannedk publishedp3/31/97s1129nted>NoYesprobably Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of Egyptsee electronic version of OMich III, 1108[- - -]B1108Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptOMich III-Fragmentary Text1951broken on the left side1Recto; Verso is blankDocumentary9876o.bmp<_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFron H…hBr Descr>see electronic version of OMich III, 1012Aurelius Ammonios, epimeletes achyrou of Memphis and Babylon; Aurelius Petobastios (Petobastis), epimeletes achyrou of Memphis and Babylon; Aurelius Ptolemaios, epimeletes achyrou of Memphis and Babylon (see also O. Mich. I, 187; II, 779); Panisatis (Panesates) son of Aunes (see also O.Mich. I, p. 201; II, 780)1012Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptOMich IIITaxation (Land); Tax collectionReceipt for Tax Payment in Kind1951complete1Recto; Verso is blankDocumentary9885o.bmp<_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_H …hA3 X 4.5 cm33-C402N2-BUnknownPH-Fragment of uncertain natureIIIrd cent. A.D.Youtie HC-O.Mich.inv. 9876GreekCairo4OstNoYesprobably Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of Egyptsee electronic version of OMich III, 1108[- - -]1108Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptOMich III-Fragmentary Text1951broken on the left side1Recto; Verso is blankDocumentary9876o.bmp<_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront …AO.Mich.inv. 9866COstD-E Youtie HCF OMich IIIG1090H1951UNoWYesX 33-C86R-A[List of Liturgical Workers\ 6.4 X 9.3 cmn=Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptoGreekr10s)see electronic version of OMich III, 1090uUnknownv Late IIIrd/early IVth cent. A.D.wCairox List of men9AMHeron son of Heron(?); Ptollemes (Ptolemaios) son of Dioskoros; Melas [son of - - -]; Ounaphris (Ouenaphris, Onnophris) son of Aionis (see H.C. Youtie, Scriptiunculae II, p. 825, n. 17, and p. 829); Paulos son of . . . (Probus?); Serapammon [- - -]; Cheremon (Chairemon) [- - -] (brother of Serapammon?) (see also O. Mich. I, 472, 4)MzLiturgy (compulsory work){-|PHas [son of - - -]; Ounaphris (Ouenaphris, Onnophris) son of Aionis (see H.C. Youtie, Scriptiunculae II, p. 825, n. 17, and p. 829); Paulos son of . . . (Probus?); Serapammon [- - -]; Cheremon (Chairemon) [- - -] (brother of Serapammon?) (see also O. Mich. I, 472, 4)MzLiturgy (compulsory work){-|PH><_6…OFprobably Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptPeslightly broken at the upper right corner; surface marred by scratches and abrasion on the right sideQ1RRecto; Verso is blankS DocumentaryT 9866o.bmphA6.4 X 9.3 cm33-C86R-AUnknownPH-List of menLate IIIrd/early IVth cent. A.D.Youtie HC-O.Mich.inv. 9866GreekCairo10OstNoYesprobably Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of Egyptsee electronic version of OMich III, 1090Heron son o Paulos son of . . . (Probus?); Serapammon [- - -]; Cheremon (Chairemon) [- - -] (brother of Serapammon?) (see also O. Mich. I, 472, 4) zLiturgy (compulsory work){-|PHOFprobably Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of Egypt…hBf Heron(?); Ptollemes (Ptolemaios) son of Dioskoros; Melas [son of - - -]; Ounaphris (Ouenaphris, Onnophris) son of Aionis (see H.C. Youtie, Scriptiunculae II, p. 825, n. 17, and p. 829); Paulos son of . . . (Probus?); Serapammon [- - -]; Cheremon (Chairemon) [- - -] (brother of Serapammon?) (see also O. Mich. I, 472, 4)1090Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptOMich IIILiturgy (compulsory work)List of Liturgical Workers1951slightly broken at the upper right corner; surface marred by scratches and abrasion on the right side1Recto; Verso is blankDocumentary9866o.bmp<_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIB…hDack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>YiHeron son of Heron(?) Ptollemes son of Dioskoros Melas [son of - - -] Ounaphris son of Aionis Paulos son of . . . Serapammon [- - -] Cheremon [- - -]jdone, on neg.; scannedk publishedp3/31/97s1121…AO.Mich.inv. 9865COstD-E Youtie HCF OMich IIIG1008H1951KBL IX, 388-389 (lines 3-4)UNoWYesX 33-C86G-C[Receipt for Tax Payment in Kind\ 9.9 X 8.3 cmn=Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptoGreekr7s)see electronic version of OMich III, 1008uTax-collector (Patermouthis?)vApril 23, 299 A.D.wCairoxkReceipt for chaff paid by Tiberinus, concillor of Alexandria, through Patermouthis, tax-gatherer of KaranisyiTiberinos, bouleutes of Alexandria (see also O. Mich. I, 499[?]; 546); Patermouthis, apaitetes of KaraniszTaxation (Land); Tax collection{Alexandria; Karanis|PHDPIBack_R4><_600D …hB/>unknown harbor, Herakleopolite or Memphite nome, province of Egyptsee electronic version of OMich III, 1008Tiberinos, bouleutes of Alexandria (see also O. Mich. I, 499[?]; 546); Patermouthis, apaitetes of Karanis1008Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptOMich IIITaxation (Land); Tax collectionReceipt for Tax Payment in Kind1951complete1Recto; Verso is blankDocumentary9865o.bmp<_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>i …AO.Mich.inv. 9860COstD-E Youtie HCF OMich IIIG1101H1951UNoWYesX 33-BS515-D[Descriptive Label\9 X 8 cmn=Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptoGreekr3s)see electronic version of OMich III, 1101uUnknownvIInd/IIIrd cent. A.D.wCairoxDescriptive labely-zWriting Material{-|PHOFprobably Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptPcompleteQ1edlALB. Palme, Das Amt des paithtw in Aegypten (Wien, 1989) p. 244-245, n. 142.L@A>   >p3/26/97s1120…AO.Mich.inv. 9860COstD-E Youtie HCF OMich IIIG1101H1951UNoWYesX 33-BS515-D[Descriptive Label\9 X 8 cmn=Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptoGreekr3s)see electronic version of OMich III, 1101uUnknownvIInd/IIIrd cent. A.D.wCairoxDescriptive labely-zWriting Material{-|PHOFprobably Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptPcompleteQ1…OBunknown harbor, Herakleopolite or Memphite nome, province of EgyptPcompleteQ1RRecto; Verso is blankS DocumentaryT 9865o.bmphA9.9 X 8.3 cm33-C86G-CTax-collector (Patermouthis?)PH-Receipt for chaff paid by Tiberinus, concillor of Alexandria, through Patermouthis, tax-gatherer of KaranisBL IX, 388-389 (lines 3-4)April 23, 299 A.D.Youtie HCAlexandria; KaranisO.Mich.inv. 9865GreekCairo7OstNoYes< or Memphite nome, province of EgyptPcompleteQ1xandria, through Patermouthis, tax-gatherer of KaranisyiTiberinos, bouleutes of Alexandria (see also O. Mich. I, 499[?]; 546); Patermouthis, apaitetes of KaraniszTaxation (Land); Tax collection{Alexandria; Karanis|PHOBunknown harbor, Herakleopolite or Memphite nome, province of EgyptPcompleteQ1 +…RRecto; Verso is blankS DocumentaryT 9860o.bmphA9 X 8 cm33-BS515-DUnknownPH-Descriptive labelIInd/IIIrd cent. A.D.Youtie HC-O.Mich.inv. 9860GreekCairo3OstNoYesprobably Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of Egyptsee electronic version of OMich III, 1101-1101p3/26/97…AO.Mich.inv. 9860COstD-E Youtie HCF OMich IIIG1101H1951UNoWYesX 33-BS515-D[Descriptive Label\9 X 8 cmn=Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptoGreekr3s)see electronic version of OMich III, 1101uUnknownvIInd/IIIrd cent. A.D.wCairoxDescriptive labely-zWriting Material{-|PHOFprobably Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptPcompleteQ1Ph…hBrovenance>Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptOMich IIIWriting MaterialDescriptive Label1951complete1Recto; Verso is blankDocumentary9860o.bmp<_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPCIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>i0Old documents and similarities. (2nd hand) . . .jdone, on neg.; scannedk publishedp3/31/97…AO.Mich.inv. 9858COstD-E Youtie HCF OMich IIIG1023H1951UNoWNoX 33-B514A-V[Receipt for Tax Payment in Kind\ 7 X 5.5 cmn=Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptoGreekr565…@hB*P…\hB…nhB…nhBk†hAC†OhBi†hAC†xhB†A!hAC#†O`hB"†s$hA&C%†y'hB(†@)O*hB+iA B† @ih@,C.† R/hB1iA0sPk† \4hA2C x† @3n6hB5iA† O7hB8iA5†y9hB<i;†@:hA=C>†O hB?DA†OChB iB†hAFCE†hAFCEAFCEAFCEECL†hAMCN†hAOCP†PQhBRiAS†hATCU†OVhBWiX†hAYCZ†z[hB\iA]†O^hB_i`†hAaCb†xchBd†FehAfCg† yhhBijj†!hAkCl†"hAmCn†#hAoCp†${qhBriAs†%hAtCu` …hB>1023Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptOMich IIITaxation (Land); Tax collectionReceipt for Tax Payment in Kind1951broken at the top1Recto; Verso is blankDocumentary9858o.bmp<_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>iAo[- - -, of the . . .] indiction, one-hundred and fifty litrai of [chaff], 150 litrai. I, Sambas(?), have signedo@Af 7  = N  T f D…jdone, on neg.; scannedk publishedp3/26/97s1113 nome, province of EgyptOMich IIITaxation (Land); Tax collectionReceipt for Tax Payment in Kind1951broken at the top1Recto; Verso is blankDocumentary<_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPICFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>iAo[- - -, of the . . .] indiction, one-hundred and fifty litrai of [chaff], 150 litrai. I, Sambas(?), have signedo@Af 7  = N  T fj done, on neg.11T9867o.W9867obmp.V9868opW9868obmppV9869o-W9869obmp-V9872ooW9872obmpoV9873o+W9873obmp+V9876oW9876obmpV9877o*W9877obmp*V9880onW9880obmpnV9881o)W9881obmp)V9882o(W9882obmp(V9883o#W9883obmp#V9884o'W9884obmp'V9885oW9885obmpV9886o&W9886obmp&V9887omW9887obmpmV9888oW9888obmpV9889o%W9889obmp%V9890olW9890obmplV9891o$W9891obmp$V9892o#W9892obmp#V9893oQW9893obmpQV9894o"W9894obmp"V9895oPW9895obmpPV9896o!W9896obmp!V9897okW9897obmpkV9898o W9898obmp V9899oW9899obmpV<_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600D *P…AO.Mich.inv. 9853COstE Youtie HCF OMich IIIG1032H1951UNoW No (missing)X 33-BS505-O[Account of uncertain nature\ 3.7 X 4 cmn=Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptoGreekr3s)see electronic version of OMich III, 1032uUnknownvIIIrd cent A.D.wCairoxAccount of uncertain naturey-zaccount{-|PHOFprobably Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptPcompleteQ1RRecto; Verso is blankS DocumentaryhA3.7 X 4 cm33-BS505-OUnknownPHAccount of uncertain natureIIIrd cent A.D.Youtie HC-O.Mich.inv. 9853GreekCairo3OstNoNo (missing)probably Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of Egyptsee electronic version of OMich III, 1032-1032-10323.8 X 7 cm33-B501G-ZUnknownPHAccount (or order of delivery?) of moneyIVth cent. A.D.Youtie HC-O.Mich.inv. 9848GreekCairo2OstNoNo (missing)probably Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of Egyptsee electronic version of OMich III, 978(unnamed) 7 …AO.Mich.inv. 9848COstD-E Youtie HCF OMich IIIG978H1951UNoW No (missing)X 33-B501G-Z…hBtalaras978Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptOMich IIIProfession(?)Account of money (or order for delivery?)1951complete1Recto; Verso is blankDocumentary<_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFrCont_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>i8To the basket weaver, for the 7th and 8th years, 200 dr.jcheck print in small box?k publishedp3/24/97s1103…AO.Mich.inv. 9844COstD-E Youtie HCF OMich IIIG976H1951UNoWYesX 33-B501G-V[Account of money\ 8.8 X 6.3 cm…n=Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptoGreekr8s(see electronic version of OMich III, 976uUnknownv Late IIIrd/Early IVth cent. A.D.wCairoxAccount of moneyyWRhetor; Amiatos; Paesios (Paesis); (unnamed) phylax ...; Komodios (Commodus?)(?); Pa---z'Administration; Profession; Taxation(?){-|PHOFprobably Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptPcompleteQ1RRecto; Verso is blankS DocumentaryT 9844o.bmphA8.8 X 6.3 cm33-B501G-VUnknownPH-Account of moneyLate IIIrd/Early IVth cent. A.D.Youtie HC-O.Mich.inv. 9844GreekCairo8OstNoYesprobably Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of Egyptsee electronic version of OMich III, 976Rhetor; of money\ 8.8 X 6.3 cm…hB Amiatos; Paesios (Paesis); (unnamed) phylax ...; Komodios (Commodus?)(?); Pa---976Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptOMich IIIAdministration; Profession; Taxation(?)Account of money1951complete1Recto; Verso is blankDocumentary9844o.bmp<_600DPC1IFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8> jdone, on neg.; scannedk publishedp3/24/97s1100…AO.Mich.inv. 9842COstD-E Youtie HCF OMich IIIG1033H1951UNoWNoX 33-B501G-T[ List of Land\ 7.2 X 9 cmZ…n=Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptoGreekr4s)see electronic version of OMich III, 1033uUnknownvIIIrd cent. A.D.wCairoxList of various parcels of landy-zAccount; Land Status{-|PHOFprobably Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptPcompleteQ1RRecto; Verso is blankS DocumentaryT 9842o.bmphA7.2 X 9 cm33-B501G-TUnknownPH-List of various parcels of landIIIrd cent. A.D.Youtie HC-O.Mich.inv. 9842GreekCairo4OstNoNoprobably Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of Egyptsee electronic version of OMich III, 1033-GreekCairo4OstNoNoprobably Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of Egyptsee electronic version of OMich III, 1033-1033Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptOMich IIIAccount; Land StatusList of Land1951complete1Recto; Verso is blankDocumentary9842o.bmp<_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>iAOf public land, 44 1/2 arourai; 2nd (parcel) 46 1/2 arourai; 3rd (parcel), of sterile land, 52 arourai; 4th (parcel) 53 arourai; 5th (parcel) 49 1/2 arourai; 6th (parcel) 31 <arourai>; 7th (parcel) 3 <arourai>; 8th (parcel) 3 3/4 <arourai>.jdone, on neg.; scanned†hA7 X 5.9 cm33-BS500-OUnknown tax-collectorPH-Receipt for tax payment by a PetesouchosIst cent. B.C./Ist cent. A.D.Youtie HC-O.Mich.inv. 9839GreekCairo2OstNoYesprobably Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of Egyptsee electronic version of BOMich III, 995Petesouchos son of Sisois995Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptOMich IIITaxation; Tax collectionReceipt for money tax1951complete but faded at some places1Recto; Verso is blankDocumentary9839o.bmp<_600DPIFront_R1><†hC#_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>ibIn the 13th year, (has paid) Petesouchos son of Sisois, on Mecheir(?) [- -], (and) on Pachon 7, 2.jdone, on neg.; scannedk publishedp3/24/97s1095 †AO.Mich.inv. 9838COstD-E Youtie HCF OMich IIIG1086H1951UNoWYesX 33-BS120-C[List of Liturgical Workers\8 X 5 cmn=Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptoGreekr7 + 2 in the right margins)see electronic version of OMich III, 1086uUnknownv Late IIIrd/early IVth cent. A.D.wCairox List of meny[- - -]; [- - -] son of Satabous; [- - -] son of Hatres; Harpalos son of Heras; Sarapion son of Artemidoros; Kopres & Asklas; Antonius son of [- - -]; Kallon son of [- - -]zLiturgy (compulsory work){-|PH†OFprobably Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptPbroken at the left and topQ1RRecto; Verso is blankS DocumentaryT 9838o.bmphA8 X 5 cm33-BS120-CUnknownPH-List of menLate IIIrd/early IVth cent. A.D.Youtie HC-O.Mich.inv. 9838GreekCairo7 + 2 in the right marginOstNoYesprobably Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of Egyptsee electronic version of OMich III, 1086margins)see electronic version of OMich III, 1086uUnknownv Late IIIrd/early IVth cent. A.D.wCairox List of meny[- - -]; [- - -] son of Satabous; [- - -] son of Hatres; Harpalos son of Heras; Sarapion son of Artemidoros; Kopres & Asklas; Antonius son of [- - -]; Kallon son of [- - -]zLiturgy (compulsory work){-|PH†i[- - -]; [- - -] son of Satabous; [[ [- - -] son of - - -]] [- - -] son of Hatres; Harpalos son of Heras; Sarapion son of Artemidoros; Kopres & Asklas. (In the right margin) Antonius son of [- - -]; Kallon son of [- - -]jdone, on neg.; scannedk publishedp3/28/97s1094†AO.Mich.inv. 9836COstD-E Youtie HCF OMich IIIG1081H1951UNoWYesX 33-4017*-D I[Receipt for Transport of Grain\9 X 9 cmn=Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptoGreekr8s)see electronic version of OMich III, 1081u(Unnamed) Tax-collectorv312/313 (?) A.D.wCairoxHReceipt for delivery of grain brought to the harbor of Kerke by a KopresyKopres son of Pannous; EudaimonzTLiturgy (compulsory public service); Tax collection; Taxation (land); Transportation{Karanis; Kerke|PHOFprobably Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptPcomplete; much fadedQ1RRecto; Verso is blankS DocumentaryT 9836o.bmph†hB[- - -]; [- - -] son of Satabous; [- - -] son of Hatres; Harpalos son of Heras; Sarapion son of Artemidoros; Kopres & Asklas; Antonius son of [- - -]; Kallon son of [- - -]1086Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptOMich IIILiturgy (compulsory work)List of Liturgical Workers1951broken at the left and top1Recto; Verso is blankDocumentary9838o.bmp<_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>†hC_R1>9836o.bmp<_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>aiIn the granary of Karanis has shifted Kopres son of Pannous to the harbor of Kerke for the crops of the 8th and 6th year, through beasts of Eudaimon, 4 donkeys of barley.jDone, on neg.; scannedk publishedp3/28/97s1092†AO.Mich.inv. 9835COstD-E Youtie HCF OMich IIIG1043H1951UNoWYesX 33-4017*-C I[1Receipt (certificate) for work on the embankments\ 9.9 X 11.7 cmn=Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptoGreekr3s)see electronic version of OMich III, 1043uUnknown dyke-surveyorvIIIrd cent. A.D. (April 18)wCairo†hA9 X 9 cm33-4017*-D I(Unnamed) Tax-collectorPH-Receipt for delivery of grain brought to the harbor of Kerke by a Kopres312/313 (?) A.D.Youtie HCKaranis; KerkeO.Mich.inv. 9836GreekCairo8OstNoYesprobably Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of Egyptsee electronic version of OMich III, 1081Kopres son of Pannous; Eudaimon1081Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptOMich IIILiturgy (compulsory public service); Tax collection; Taxation (land); TransportationReceipt for Transport of Grain1951complete; much faded1Recto; Verso is blankDocumentary9.9 X 11.7 cm33-4017*-C IUnknown dyke-surveyorPH-Certificate for work on the embankments performed by an AriosIIIrd cent. A.D. (April 18)Youtie HC-O.Mich.inv. 9835GreekCairo3OstNoYesprobably Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of Egyptsnis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptoGreekr3s)see electronic version of OMich III, 1043uUnknown dyke-surveyorvIIIrd cent. A.D. (April 18)wCairo!†hBee electronic version of OMich III, 1043Arios son of Ptollas1043Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptOMich IIIIrrigation; Dyke Corve (compulsory work); TaxationReceipt (certificate) for work on the embankments1951complete1Recto; Verso is blankDocumentary9835o.bmp<_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>3iPIn Pharmouthi, Arios son of Ptollas, on the 23rd, one and a half. I have signed.jDone,on neg.; scannedk publishedp3/27/97s1091†!#†hA7.5 X 8.5 cm33-4017*-B IOuraniosPH-Receipt for chaffEarly IVth cent. A.D.Youtie HC[- - -]O.Mich.inv. 9834GreekCairo6OstNoNounnamed harbor, Herakleopolite or Memphite nome, province of Egyptsee electronic version of OMich III, 1024Ouranios (seBe P.Col. VII, p. 68)1024Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptOMich IIITaxation (Land); Tax collectionReceipt for Tax Payment in Kind1951broken at the top1Recto; Verso is blankDocumentary9834o.bmp<_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFrst €hBc version of OMich II, 853Longina74Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptPearl OM-Youtie HC853OMich II1944AJP 63Tax collection; Taxation (land); TransportationReceipt(?) for delivery of donkeys1942complete1Recto; Verso is blankDocumentary9837o.C{bmp<_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>Wi!Longeina, two donkeys, for chaff.jdone, on neg.; scannedk publishedp3/12/97 (or earlier)s1093†AO.Mich.inv. 9834COstD-E Youtie HCF OMich IIIG1024H1951UNoWNoX 33-4017*-B I[Receipt for Tax Payment in Kind\ 7.5 X 8.5 cmn=Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptoGreekr6s)see electronic version of OMich III, 1024uOuraniosvEarly IVth cent. A.D.wCairoxReceipt for chaffy Ouranios (see P.Col. VII, p. 68)zTaxation (Land); Tax collection{[- - -]|PHOBunnamed harbor, Herakleopolite or Memphite nome, province of EgyptPbroken at the topQ1RRecto; Verso is blankS DocumentaryT 9834o.bmpht_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>iA[- - -]. I, Ouranios, have signed. On Tybi 2, the same (has brought) four-hundred and eighty other litrai of chaff, 480 litrai, only. I, Ouranios, have signed.@`$†hBKaranis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptOMich IIIName Tag(?)Text of Uncertain Bearing1951complete(?)1Recto; Verso is blankDocumentary9832o.bmp<_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>iThrough a leveller.jdone, on neg.; scannedk publishedp3/31/97s1089 †AO.Mich.inv. 9831COstD-E Youtie HCF OMich IIIG1034H1951UNoWNoX 33-4016*-V[ List of Land\ 4.4 X 6 cmn=Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptoGreekr3d) homaleus1104`†hCont_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>iA[- - -]. I, Ouranios, have signed. On Tybi 2, the same (has brought) four-hundred and eighty other litrai of chaff, 480 litrai, only. I, Ouranios, have signed.@Af c  i x  ~ fjdone, on neg.; scannedk publishedp3/26/97s1090†AO.Mich.inv. 9832COstD-E Youtie HCF OMich IIIG1104H1951UNoWYesX 33-4017*-D[Text of Uncertain Bearing\5 X 4 cmn=Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptoGreekr2s)see electronic version of OMich III, 1104uUnknownvIIIrd cent. A.D.wCairox2 wordsy(unnamed) homaleusz Name Tag(?){-|PHons>Ouranios<"&†s)see electronic version of OMich III, 1034uUnknownv Late IIIrd/early IVth cent. A.D.wCairoxList of kleroiy}A[- - -] (see Geographica); Harparos (Harpalos) (see Geographica); Argei[- - -](?) <or Artem[- - -]?> (see Geographica)zAccount; Land Status{akleros of A[- - -]; kleros of Harparos (Harpalos); kleros of Argei[- - -] <or Artem[- - -]>|PHOFprobably Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptP"broken at the top and at the rightQ1RRecto; Verso is blankS DocumentaryT 9831o.bmph8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>iThrough a leveller.j done, on neg.k publishedp3/31/97 †AO.Mich.inv. 9831COstD-E Youtie HCF OMich IIIG1034H1951UNoWNoX 33-4016*-V[ List of Land\ 4.4 X 6 cmn=Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptoGreekr3s)see electronic version of OMich III, 1034uUnknown&'†hCrso is blankDocumentary9831o.bmp<_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>iSAllotment of A[- - -] Allotment(?) of Harparos [- - -] Allotment of Argei[- - -](?)jdone, on neg.; scannedk publishedp3/27/97s1088†AO.Mich.inv. 9830COstD-E Youtie HCF OMich IIIG1041H1951UNoWYesX 33-4016*-U[1Receipt (certificate) for work on the embankments\ 6.6 X 5.1 cmn=Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptoGreekr3s)see electronic version of OMich III, 1041uUnknown dyke-surveyorvIIIrd cent. A.D. (Dec. 10/11)wCairox4.4 X 6 cm33-4016*-VUnknownPH-List of kleroiLate IIIrd/early IVth cent. A.D.Youtie HCkleros of A[- - -]; kleros of Harparos (Harpalos); kleros of Argei[- - -] <or Artem[- - -]>O.Mich.inv. 9831GreekCairo3OstNoNoprobably Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, provBince of Egyptsee electronic version of OMich III, 1034A[- - -] (see Geographica); Harparos (Harpalos) (see Geographica); Argei[- - -](?) <or Artem[- - -]?> (see Geographica)1034Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptOMich IIIAccount; Land StatusList of Land1951broken at the top and at the right1Recto; Ve%(†y.Aion son of Kopres (see also O. Mich. II, 804)z3Irrigation; Dyke Corve (compulsory work); Taxation{-|PHOFprobably Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptPcompleteQ1RRecto; Verso is blankS DocumentaryT 9830o.bmphA6.6 X 5.1 cm33-4016*-UUnknown dyke-surveyorPH-Certificate for work on the embankments performed by an AionIIIrd cent. A.D. (Dec. 10/11)Youtie HC-O.Mich.inv. 9830GreekCairo3OstNoYesprobably Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of Egyptseeumentaryh')†hB electronic version of OMich III, 1041Aion son of Kopres (see also O. Mich. II, 804)1041Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptOMich IIIIrrigation; Dyke Corve (compulsory work); TaxationReceipt (certificate) for work on the embankments1951complete1Recto; Verso is blankDocumentary9830o.bmp<_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>Ki3Aion son of Kopres. On the twenty-fourth of Choiak.jDone,on neg.; scannedk publishedp3/27/97s1087t_(* †AO.Mich.inv. 9827COstD-E Youtie HCF OMich IIIG1021H1951K#For the date, see P.Col. VII, p. 69UNoWYesX 33-4016*-R[Receipt for Tax Payment in Kind\ 7.3 X 8.5 cmn=Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptoGreekr7s)see electronic version of OMich III, 1021uIsionvJuly 15, 341 A.D.wCairox;Receipt for chaff brought by Asatis in the name of Sarmatesy;Sarmates son of Mios; Asatis; Ision (cf. P.Col. VII, p. 69)zTaxation (Land); Tax collection{*Karanis; Mag(--) (Magdola? Magais?); P(--)|PHich IIIG1021H1951K#For the date, see P.Col. VII, p. 69UNoWYesX 33-4016*-R[Receipt for Tax Payment in Kind\ 7.3 X 8.5 cmn=Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptoGreekr7s)see electronic version of OMich III, 1021uIsionvJuly 15, 341 A.D.wCairox;Receipt for chaff brought by Asatis in the name of Sarmatesy;Sarmates son of Mios; Asatis; Ision (cf. P.Col. VII, p. 69)zTaxation (Land); Tax collection{*Karanis; Mag(--) (Magdola? Magais?); P(--)|PH)|PH|PH)+†OBunknown harbor, Herakleopolite or Memphite nome, province of EgyptPcompleteQ1RRecto; Verso is blankS DocumentaryT 9827o.bmphA7.3 X 8.5 cm33-4016*-RIsionPH-Receipt for chaff brought by Asatis in the name of SarmatesFor the date, see P.Col. VII, p. 69July 15, 341 A.D.Youtie HCKaranis; Mag(--) (Magdola? Magais?); P(--)O.Mich.inv. 9827GreekCairo7OstNoYesunknown harbor, Herakleopolite_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>[i* B†hB or Memphite nome, province of Egyptsee electronic version of OMich III, 1021Sarmates son of Mios; Asatis; Ision (cf. P.Col. VII, p. 69)1021Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptOMich IIITaxation (Land); Tax collectionReceipt for Tax Payment in Kind1951complete1Recto; Verso is blankDocumentary9827o.bmp<_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>lii.† hA4.3 X 4.2 cm33-4016*-PUnknownPHList of menLate IIIrd/early IVth cent. A.D.Youtie HC-O.Mich.inv. 9825GreekCairo5OstNoNo (missing)probably Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of Egyptsee electronic version of OMich III, 1093Pareous(?) [- - -];B Horos [- - -]; Achillas son of Ph [- - -]; Pannous [- - -]; Aeion son of Kouttas(?) (see also O. Mich. I, 633, 5)1093Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptOMich IIILiturgy (compulsory work)List of Liturgical Workers1951broken at the right1Recto; Verso is blankDocumentaryP.Mich.inv. 3131GreekAnn Arbor10GPapYesNoUnknown place, EgyptRecto written across the fibresZenon (son of Agreophon) (see Pros.Ptol. I 80 + add.); Kallippos (see Pros.Ptol. IV 10262); Demetrios (aipolos) (see Pros.Ptol. IV 12086); (unhed,/† hCS_R1><_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>/icPareous(?) [- - -] Horos [- - -] Achillas son of Ph [- - -] Pannous [- - -] Aeion son of Kouttas(?)jcheck print in small box?k publishedp3/31/97s1083 † AO.Mich.inv. 9823COstE Youtie HCF OMich IIIG975H1951UNoW No (missing)X 33-159*-M I[Account of money\ 9 X 4.2 cmn=Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptoGreekrCol. I - 5 Col. II - 5s(see electronic version of OMich III, 975uUnknownvIInd/IIIrd cent. A.D.wCairox)Account of money due or paid for land taxy-z%Account; Land status; Taxation (Land){-|PHOFprobably Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptPcompleteQ1x?.1† RRecto; Verso is blankS DocumentaryhA9 X 4.2 cm33-159*-M IUnknownPHAccount of money due or paid for land taxIInd/IIIrd cent. A.D.Youtie HC-O.Mich.inv. 9823GreekCairoCol. I - 5 Col. II - 5OstNoNo (missing)probably Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of Egyptsee electronic version of OMich Imentaryh1Pkc† iA(Col. I) Arourai 101 3/4. On the 12th(?). For eparourion on the royal land 2500 drachmai 6 denarii For apomoira on the royal land 2000 drachmai For eparourion of the privately owned land 1500 drachmai For apomoira on the privately owned land 1100 drachmai (CB+ol. II) (2nd hand) 42 talents 4800 drachmai 6 talents 4000 drachmai 48 talents 5500 drachmai 6 talents 5000 drachmai = 105 talents 2800 drachmaijcheck print in small box?k publishedp3/24/97 † AO.Mich.inv. 9822COstE Youtie HCF OMich IIIG1052H1951UNoW No (missing)X 33-158*-S V[#List of Donkey Drivers and Caravans/0† hBII, 975-975Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptOMich IIIAccount; Land status; Taxation (Land)Account of money1951complete1Recto; Verso is blankDocumentary<_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>i00 drachmai (C4 x† hA5 X 7.9 cm33-158*-S VUnknownPHList of donkey driversLate IIIrd/early IVth cent. A.D.Youtie HC-O.Mich.inv. 9822GreekCairo10 + 2 in left marginOstNoNo (missing)probably Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of Egyptsee electronic version of OMich III, 1052Kopres son of Heras; Demetrios son of P[---]; Sorion [---]; Ptolemaios son of P[---], kephalaiotes(?); Sarapion [---]; Horion [---]; Appous [---]; Ptol[---]; K[---]; Touses son of . . .; Aion (son of?) Salious1052Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptOMich IIITransportationList of Donkey Drivers and Caravans1951broken at the right and bottom1 x6† AO.Mich.inv. 9821COstE Youtie HCF OMich IIIG1018H1951KBL IX, 389 (line 5)UNoW No (missing)X 33-158*-R V[Receipt for Tax Payment in Kind\ 12.5 X 8.6 cmont_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>iKopres son of Heras 1(?) [- - -] Demetrios son of P[- - -] Sorion [- - -] kephalaiotes: Ptolemaios son of P[- - -] Sarapion [- - -] Horion [- - -] Apphous [- - -] Ptol[- - -] K[- - -] [- - -] (In the left margin) Touses . . . 1, Aion (son of?) Salious 1jcheck print in small box?k publishedp3/27/97† AO.Mich.inv. 9821COstE Youtie HCF OMich IIIG1018H1951KBL IX, 389 (line 5)UNoW No (missing)X 33-158*-R V[Receipt for Tax Payment in Kind\ 12.5 X 8.6 cmPk2c† \ 5 X 7.9 cmn=Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptoGreekr10 + 2 in left margins)see electronic version of OMich III, 1052uUnknownv Late IIIrd/early IVth cent. A.D.wCairoxList of donkey driversyKopres son of Heras; Demetrios son of P[---]; Sorion [---]; Ptolemaios son of P[---], kephalaiotes(?); Sarapion [---]; Horion [---]; Appous [---]; Ptol[---]; K[---]; Touses son of . . .; Aion (son of?) SaliouszTransportation{-|PHOFprobably Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptPbroken at the right and bottomQ1RRecto; Verso is blankS Documentaryhiotes(?); Sarapion [---]; Horion [---]; Appous [---]; Ptol[---]; K[---]; Touses son of . . .; Aion (son of?) Salious1052Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptOMich IIITransportationList of Donkey Drivers and Caravans1951broken at the right and bottom16E† hBronic version of OMich III, 1018Patermouthis son of Dioskoros; Isara(?)1018Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptOMich IIITaxation (Land); Tax collection; Woman(?)Receipt for Tax Payment in Kind1951complete1Recto; Verso is blankDocumentary<_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>iovince of EgyptPcompleteQ1RRecto; Verso is blankS Documentaryh35† n=Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptoGreekr5s)see electronic version of OMich III, 1018uIsaravEarly IVth cent. A.D. (May 18)wCairox&Receipt for chaff paid by Patermouthisy'Patermouthis son of Dioskoros; Isara(?)z)Taxation (Land); Tax collection; Woman(?){Karanis|PHOBunknown harbor, Herakleopolite or Memphite nome, province of EgyptPcompleteQ1RRecto; Verso is blankS DocumentaryhA12.5 X 8.6 cm33-158*-R VIsaraPHReceipt for chaff paid by PatermouthisBL IX, 389 (line 5)Early IVth cent. A.D. (May 18)Youtie HCKaranisO.Mich.inv. 9821GreekCairo5OstNoNo (missing)unknown harbor, Herakleopolite or Memphite nome, province of Egyptsee electDocumentary<8† O=Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptPcomplete; lines 1-2 badly fadedQ1RRecto; Verso is blankS DocumentaryT 9808o.bmphA8.1 X 5.3 cm32-234*-TDioskorosPH-Tax receipt for wine paid by Serenus for the annonaNov. 20, 296 A.D.Youtie HChoriodeiktia of KaranisO.Mich.inv. 9808GreekCairo7OstNoNoKaranis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of Egyptsee electronic version of fjcheck print in small box?k publishedlSuppl.Mag. 1, 42, l. 13, note.p3/26/97 † AO.Mich.inv. 9808COstD-E Youtie HCF OMich IIIG1029H1951UNoWNoX 32-234*-T[Receipt of tax payment in kind\ 8.1 X 5.3 cmn=Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptoGreekr775† hBOMich III, 1029Domitius Domitianus, Emperor; Serenus, veteran (see also O. Mich. I, 548); Kallonios; Dioskoros (see also O. Mich. II, 802)1029Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptOMich IIIPersonal status: veteran; Taxation; Tax collectionReceipt of tax payment in kind1951complete; lines 1-2 badly faded1Recto; Verso is blankCDocumentary9808o.bmp<_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>ilectronic version of 5<†yKasianes (Cassianus); Ptolemais (Ptolemaios) elaiourgos; Horion son of Amianos; Heron son of Heron; Ouainaphis (Ouenaphris, Onnophris) son of Salae; Serenes (Serenus) son of Ptolemaios; Demetres (Demetrios) son of - - -z%Liturgy (compulsory work); Profession{-|PHOFprobably Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptPbroken at the bottomQ1RRecto; Verso is blankS DocumentaryT 9792o.bmphA6.4 X 5.4 cm32-C114B-HUnknownPH-List of menLate IIIrd/early IVth cent. A.D.Youtie HC-O.Mich.inv. 9792GreekCairo7OstNoNoprobably Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of Egyptsee electronic version of OMich III, 1092Kasianes (Caovince of Egyptsee electronic version of ;=†AO.Mich.inv. 9783COstD-E Youtie HCF OMich IIIG1002H1951UNoWNoX 32-C68H-D[Account of grain\ 4.8 X 7.5 cmn=Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptoGreekr4s)see electronic version of OMich III, 1002uunknownvIst/IInd cent. A.D.wCairoxAccount of grainy-zAccount; Tax collection(?){-|PHOFprobably Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptPnearly complete(?)Q1RRecto; Verso is blankS DocumentaryT 9783o.bmphAccount of grainy-zAccount; Tax collection(?){-|PHOFprobably Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptPnearly complete(?)Q1RRecto; Verso is blankS DocumentaryT 9783o.bmphary>Cairo7OstNoNoprobably Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of Egyptsee electronic version of OMich III, 1092Kasianes (Cat of men<:†iKasianes Ptolemais, manufacturer of oil Horion son of Amianos Heron son of Heron Ouainaphis son of Salae Serenes son of Ptolemaios Demetres son of - - -jdone, on ph.; scannedk publishedp3/31/97s1060 - -z%Liturgy (compulsory work); Profession{-|PHOFprobably Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptPbroken at the bottomQ1RRecto; Verso is blankS DocumentaryhA6.4 X 5.4 cm32-C114B-HUnknownPH-List of menLate IIIrd/early IVth cent. A.D.Youtie HC-O.Mich.inv. 9792GreekCairo7OstNoNoprobably Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of Egyptsee electronic version of OMich III, 1092Kasianes (Ca9;†hBssianus); Ptolemais (Ptolemaios) elaiourgos; Horion son of Amianos; Heron son of Heron; Ouainaphis (Ouenaphris, Onnophris) son of Salae; Serenes (Serenus) son of Ptolemaios; Demetres (Demetrios) son of - - -1092Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptOMich IIILiturgy (compulsory work); ProfessionList of Liturgical Workers1951broken at the bottom1Recto; Verso is blankDocumentary9792o.bmp<_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>:>†hA4.8 X 7.5 cm32-C68H-DunknownPH-Account of grainIst/IInd cent. A.D.Youtie HC-O.Mich.inv. 9783GreekCairo4OstNoNoprobably Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of Egyptsee electronic version of OMich III, 1002-1002Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptOMich IIIAccount; Tax collection(?)Account of grain1951nearly complete(?)1Recto; Verso is blankDocumentary9783o.bmp<_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIF= †hCront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>inArtabai of wheat: 1 1/4 Artabai of barley: 1 1/4 Artaba of lentil: 1/24 [on the .]4th(?), artabai of wheat: 8.jdone, on ph.; scannedk publishedp3/25/97s1052 †AO.Mich.inv. 9782COstD-E Youtie HCF OMich IIIG1060H1951KBL VIII, 528 (date)UNoWNoX 32-C68H-C[Receipt for Transport of Grain\ 6.1 X 4.5 cmn=Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptoGreekr4s)see electronic version of OMich III, 1060u(Unnamed) Tax-collectorvOct./Nov., 280 (?) A.D.wCairox_Receipt for delivery of grain to an unknown harbor by Didymos, in the name of a son of Heraklasy(- - - son of Heraklas; Didymos, onelatesz`Liturgy (compulsory public service); Profession; Tax collection; Taxation (land); Transportation{Karanis|PH00DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6>< A†hBleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of Egyptsee electronic version of OMich III, 1060- - - son of Heraklas; Didymos, onelates1060Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptOMich IIILiturgy (compulsory public service); Profession; Tax collection; Taxation (land); TransportationReceipt for Transport of Grain1951complete, but the surfaceC of the ostracon is much damaged, and the ink has faded1Recto; Verso is blankDocumentary9782o.bmp<_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_60 ,C+ƒz/Tax collection; Taxation (Land); Transportation|PHOBunknown harbor, Herakleopolite or Memphite nome, province of EgyptP-Broken off at the bottom and on the left sideQ1RRecto; Verso is blankS DocumentaryT 4537o.bmphA2.8 x 4.7 cm25-5074-A x 2Unknown tax-collectorPHReceipt for chaff of Karanis brought to an unknown harborEarly IVth cent. A.D.Amundsen LO.Mich.inv. 4537GreekCairo3OstNoNounknown harbor, Herakleopolite or Memphite nome, province of Egypt232Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nom5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>j0done, on ph.; Traianos: check translation please?C†hD"0DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>iOf the crops of the 4th(?) year, of the granary of Karanis, . . . son of Heraklas, through camels of Karanis, through Didymos, donkey-driver, two sacks, = 2 sacks. In the 5th(?) year, on Hathyr . . .jDone, on ph.; scannedk publishedl.R.S. Bagnall-K.A. Worp, BASP 16 (1979) p. 224.p3/28/97s1051†AO.Mich.inv. 9778COstD-E Youtie HCF OMich IIIG1056H1951UNoWNoX 32-C63R-K[Receipt for Transport of Grain\ 8.8 X 6.5 cmn=Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptoGreekr3s)see electronic version of OMich III, 1056u(Unnamed) Tax-collectorvLate IIIrd cent. A.D.wCairoxbReceipt for delivery of grain to an unknown harbor by a son of Neilos in the name of an AthenarionyXAthenarion apator (see also O. Mich. I, 376); Oualas; - - - (Agonaias?) son of Neilos(?)zpLiturgy (compulsory public service); Personal status: apator (of unknown father); Tax collection; Transportation{-|PHDPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_ F†igAthenarion, of unknown father, through Oualas, 15 sacks, through - - - son of Neilos(?). I have signed.jDone, on ph.; scannedk publishedp3/27/97s1047†AO.Mich.inv. 9775COstD-E Youtie HCF OMich IIIG1042H1951UNoWNoX 32-C63P-E[1Receipt (certificate) for work on the embankments\ 8 X 4.7 cmn=Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptoGreekr2s)see electronic version of OMich III, 1042uUnknown dyke-surveyorvIIIrd cent. A.D. (Feb)wCairoxBCertificate for work on the embankments performed by an Aphrodisisy)Aphrodisis (Aphrodisios) son of Psen[---]z3Irrigation; Dyke Corve (compulsory work); Taxation{-|PHOFprobably Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptPscomplete, but the surface of the ostracon is badly pitted, and the writing is further obscured by a deposit of saltQ1RRecto; Verso is blankS DocumentaryT 9775o.bmph00DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>A †OFprobably Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptPcompleteQ1RRecto; Verso is blankS DocumentaryT 9778o.bmphA8.8 X 6.5 cm32-C63R-K(Unnamed) Tax-collectorPH-Receipt for delivery of grain to an unknown harbor by a son of Neilos in the name of an AthenarionLate IIIrd cent. A.D.Youtie HC-O.Mich.inv. 9778GreekCairo3OstNoNoprobably Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province oR1><_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>ck_R8> L cƒhB>233Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptOMich ITax collection; Taxation (Land); TransportationReceipt for Delivery in Kind1935Broken off at the bottom1Recto; Verso is blankDocumentary4482o.bmp<_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_C600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>iHMesore 6. Brought for the village of Karanis (?), in the name of [- - -]jDone, on ph. Scannedk publishedl H.C. Youtie, ZPE 18 (1975) p. 85p11/24/98s322 ont_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><FGN†hC>1Recto; Verso is blankDocumentary9775o.bmp<_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>i*Aphrodisis son Psen . . ., on Mecheir 7(?)jDone,on ph.; scannedk publishedp3/27/97s1045[---]1042Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptOMich IIIIrrigation; Dyke Corve (compulsory work); TaxationReceipt (certificate) for work on the embankments1951complete, but the surface of the ostracon is badly pitted, and the writing is further obscured by a deposit of salt8 X 4.7 cm32-C63P-EUnknown dyke-surveyorPH-Certificate for work on the embankments performed by an AphrodisisIIIrd cent. A.D. (Feb)Youtie HC-O.Mich.inv. 9775GreekCairo2OstNoNoprobably Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of Egyptsee elecBtronic version of OMich III, 1042Aphrodisis (Aphrodisios) son of Psen[---]1042Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptOMich IIIIrrigation; Dyke Corve (compulsory work); TaxationReceipt (certificate) for work on the embankments1951complete, but the surface of the ostracon is badly pitted, and the writing is further obscured by a deposit of salt<_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>i*Aphrodisis son Psen . . ., on Mecheir 7(?)j Done,on ph.k publishedp3/27/97 †AO.Mich.inv. 9759COstD-E Youtie HCF OMich IIIG1080H1951UNoWNoX 32-C41G-D[Receipt for Transport of Grain\ 6.9 X 10.3 cmn=Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptoGreekr6s)see electronic version of OMich III, 1080u(Unnamed) Tax-collectorvSept. 18, 304 or 312 (?) A.D.wCairoxBReceipt for transport of grain to the harbor of Leukogion by PaoutyPaout son of ArabikosArabikosaout son of ArabikosI**†iIn the granary of the village of Karanis, of the crops of the 19th year, has shifted Paout son of Arabikos to the harbor of Leukogion, of those from Thoth 5 until 21, eight donkeys of wheat, = 8. In the . . . year, on Thoth 21.jDone, on ph.; scannedk publishedp3/28/97s1030uthor>(Unnamed) Tax-collectorPH-Receipt for transport of grain to the harbor of Leukogion by PaoutSept. 18, 304 or 312 (?) A.D.Youtie HCKaranis; LeukogionO.Mich.inv. 9759GreekCairo6OstNoNoKaranis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of Egypt<_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>H†hBeogr Descr>see electronic version of OMich III, 1080Paout son of Arabikos1080Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptOMich IIILiturgy (compulsory public service); Tax collection; Taxation (land); TransportationReceipt for Transport of Grain1951complete, but faded1Recto; Verso is blankDocumentary9759C}o.bmp<_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>Y600DPIBack_R8>t*K†hA3.4 X 5 cm30-XUnknown tax-collectorPH-Receipt for tax payment by a Pap(--)Ist cent. B.C./Ist cent. A.D.Youtie HC-O.Mich.inv. 9662GreekCairo2OstNoNoprobably Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of Egyptsee electronic version of OMich III, B996Pap(--) <or Papo(--)>996Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptOMich IIITaxation; Tax collectionReceipt for money tax1951broken at the right1Recto; Verso is blankDocumentary9662o.bmp<_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_60JL†hC 0DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>iA(Has paid) Pap(--)(?), on Phamenoth 30 [- - -]; on Hathyr 3, 100.jdone, on ph.; scannedk publishedp3/24/97s1023†AO.Mich.inv. 9661COstD-E Youtie HCF OMich IIIG1105H1951UNoWNoX30-X[Fragmentary Text\ 5.7 X 4.8 cmn=Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptoGreekr3s)see electronic version of OMich III, 1105u(Unnamed) tax-collectorvIst cent. B.C.wCairox#Receipt for tax payment by a Marresy Marres - - -zTaxation(?); Tax Collection(?){-|PHOFprobably Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptPbroken on the right side(?)Q1RRecto; Verso is blankS DocumentaryT 9661o.bmphack_R2><_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFrontKM†hA5.7 X 4.8 cm30-X(Unnamed) tax-collectorPH-Receipt for tax payment by a MarresIst cent. B.C.Youtie HC-O.Mich.inv. 9661GreekCairo3OstNoNoprobably Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of Egyptsee electronic version of OMich III, 1105Marres - - -1105Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptOMich IIITaxation(?); Tax Collection(?)Fragmentary Text1951broken on the right side(?)1Recto; Verso is blankDocumentary9661o.bmp<_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3>LN†hC<_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>iAIn the 21st year, on Tybi(?) 28 . . . Marres . . . I have signed.jdone, on ph.; scannedk publishedp3/31/97s1022 †AO.Mich.inv. 9653COstD-E Youtie HCF OMich IIIG1045H1951UNoWNoX30-X[1Receipt (certificate) for work on the embankments\ 6 X 7.2 cmn=Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptoGreekr3s)see electronic version of OMich III, 1045uUnknown dyke-surveyorvIIIrd cent. A.D.wCairox@Certificate for work on the embankments performed by a Ptole(--)yPtole(--) son of - - -z3Irrigation; Dyke Corve (compulsory work); Taxation{12th (cleruchy)|PHOFprobably Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptPbroken at the rightQ1RRecto; Verso is blankS DocumentaryMO†T 9653o.bmphA6 X 7.2 cm30-XUnknown dyke-surveyorPH-Certificate for work on the embankments performed by a Ptole(--)IIIrd cent. A.D.Youtie HC12th (cleruchy)O.Mich.inv. 9653GreekCairo3OstNoNoprobably Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of Egyptsee elec nome, province of EgyptPbroken at the rightQ1RRecto; Verso is blankS Documentaryhion of OMich III, 1045uUnknown dyke-surveyorvIIIrd cent. A.D.wCairox@Certificate for work on the embankments performed by a Ptole(--)yPtole(--) son of - - -z3Irrigation; Dyke Corve (compulsory work); Taxation{12th (cleruchy)|PHOFprobably Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptPbroken at the rightQ1RRecto; Verso is blankS DocumentaryhNP†hBtronic version of OMich III, 1045Ptole(--) son of - - -1045Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptOMich IIIIrrigation; Dyke Corve (compulsory work); TaxationReceipt (certificate) for work on the embankments1951broken at the right1Recto; Verso is blankDocumentary9653o.bmp<_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>9iD12th (cleruchy). Ptole( ) son of . . . for(?) [- - -] on Pha[- - -]jDone,on ph.; scannedk publishedp3/27/97s1017†cORb†AO.Mich.inv. 9643COstD-E Youtie HCF OMich IIIG1014H1951UNoWNoX30-X[Receipt for Tax Payment in Kind\ 6.3 X 8.5 cmn=Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptoGreekr8s)see electronic version of OMich III, 1014u TheodotosvEarly IVth cent. A.D.wCairoxEReceipt for chaff brought by an Isidoros in the name of a Potammon(?)y>Potammon(?); Isidoros; Theodotos (see also O. Mich. III, 1013)zTaxation (Land); Tax collection{Karanis|PHOBunknown harbor, Herakleopolite or Memphite nome, province of EgyptPbroken at the leftQ1RRecto; Verso is blankS DocumentaryT 9643o.bmpherakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptoGreekr8s)see electronic version of OMich III, 1014u TheodotosvEarly IVth cent. A.D.wCairoxEReceipt for chaff brought by an Isidoros in the name of a Potammon(?)y>Potammon(?); Isidoros; Theodotos (see also O. Mich. III, 1013)zTaxation (Land); Tax collection{Karanis|PHO=Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptRD,†hCRR1><_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>.iA[Has brought] Potammon(?), for the village of Karanis, for the second indiction, through Isidoros, two-hundred and forty litrai of chaff, = 240 litrai only. I, Theodotos, have signed.@Af y    fjdone, on ph.; scannedk publishedp3/26/97s1009/><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8> iPQ†hA6.3 X 8.5 cm30-XTheodotosPH-Receipt for chaff brought by an Isidoros in the name of a Potammon(?)Early IVth cent. A.D.Youtie HCKaranisO.Mich.inv. 9643GreekCairo8OstNoNounknown harbor, Herakleopolite or Memphite nome, province of Egyptsee electronic versiBon of OMich III, 1014Potammon(?); Isidoros; Theodotos (see also O. Mich. III, 1013)1014Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptOMich IIITaxation (Land); Tax collectionReceipt for Tax Payment in Kind1951broken at the left1Recto; Verso is blankDocumentary9643o.bmp<_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>Fi_Of Syron (kome), Artemidoros son of Phokas, three sacks, equal 3. In the 4th year, on Choiak 1.jDone, on ph.; scannedk publishedp3/28/97s1007†AO.Mich.inv. 9638COstD-E Youtie HCF OMich IIIG1055H1951UNoWNoX30-X[!Receipt(?) for Transport of Grain\ 8 X 10 cmn=Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptoGreekr5s)see electronic version of OMich III, 1055uUnknownvIIIrd cent. A.D.wCairoxWReceipt(?) for transport of wheat and lentil, brought with donkeys to an unknown harbory-zTLiturgy (compulsory public service); Tax collection; Taxation (land); Transportation{-|PH>8 X 10 cm30-XUnknownPH-Receipt(?) for transport of wheat and lentil, brought with donkeys to an unknown harborIIIrd cent. A.D.Youtie HC-O.Mich.inv. 9638GreekCairo5OstNoNoprobably Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of Egyptsee electronicovince of EgyptoGreekr5s)see electronic version of OMich III, 1055uUnknownvIIIrd cent. A.D.wCairoxVReceipt(?) for delivery of wheat and lentil, brought with donkeys to an unknown harbory-zTLiturgy (compulsory public service); Tax collection; Taxation (land); Transportation{-|PHront_R1>-1055Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptOMich IIILiturgy (compulsory public service); Tax collection; Taxation (land); TransportationReceipt(?) for Transport of Grain1951slightly broken at the right; lines 3-5 badly faded1Recto; Verso is blankDocumentary9638o.bmp<_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>Ory-zTLiturgy (compulsory public service); Tax collection; Taxation (land); Transportation{-|PHC<Xh†AO.Mich.inv. 9637COstD-E Youtie HCF OMich IIIG1048H1951UNoWNoX30-X[1Receipt (certificate) for work on the embankments\ 6.7 X 5.7 cmn=Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptoGreekr3s)see electronic version of OMich III, 1048uUnknown dyke-surveyorvIIIrd cent A.D.wCairoxCCertificate for work on the embankments, performed by an Apolloniosy-z3Irrigation; Dyke Corve (compulsory work); Taxation{-|PHOFprobably Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptP-complete(?), but surface damaged at the rightQ1RRecto; Verso is blankS DocumentaryT 9637o.bmph Dyke Corve (compulsory work); Taxation{-|PHOFprobably Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptP-complete(?), but surface damaged at the rightQ1RRecto; Verso is blankS DocumentaryT 9637o.bmphck_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>EA TbmpWW W!W"W#W%W&W'W)W*W+W,W-W.W/W0W1W2W3W4W5W6W7W8W9W:W;W<W=W>W?W@WAWBWCWDWEWFWGWHWIWJWKWLWMWNWOWPWQWRWSWTWUWVWWWXWYWZW[W\W]W^W_W`WbWcWdWeWfWiWjWkWlWmWnWoWpWqWtWuWvWwWxWyWzW{W|W}W~WWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWW"W(W*W,W-W.W1W4W5W6W7W8W9W:W;W<W=W?W@WAWIWJWKWLWMWNWQWRWSWTWUWWWYWZW[W\W]W`WcWdWeWfWgWhW><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>XVY†hA6.7 X 5.7 cm30-XUnknown dyke-surveyorPH-Certificate for work on the embankments, performed by an ApolloniosIIIrd cent A.D.Youtie HC-O.Mich.inv. 9637GreekCairo3OstNoNoprobably Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of Egyptsee electronic verBsion of OMich III, 1048-1048Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptOMich IIIIrrigation; Dyke Corve (compulsory work); TaxationReceipt (certificate) for work on the embankments1951complete(?), but surface damaged at the right1Recto; Verso is blankDocumentary9637o.bmp<_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>4iA'Apollonios for Onnophris, three naubia.'@A>  & >jDone,on ph.; scannedk publishedp3/27/97s1003†AO.Mich.inv. 9633COstD$archive(?) of Palemon son of PtollasE Youtie HCF OMich IIIG1078H1951UNoWNoX30-X[Receipt for Transport of Grain\ 10.3 X 5.5 cmn=Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptoGreekr10s)see electronic version of OMich III, 1078u(Unnamed) Tax-collectorvAug. 2, 303 (?) A.D.wCairox>Receipt for transport of grain to an unknown harbor by Palemonboront_R1>CH[†iAThrough sitologoi, has shifted (to the harbor) Palemon son of Ptollas, for the crops of the 18th and 17th and 10th year and of the 17th and 16th and 9th year, fifteen donkeys of wheat, = 15 donkeys. In the 19th(?) and 18th(?) and 11th(?) year, on Mesore 3 until 9.@A>    >jDone, on ph.; scannedk publishedp3/28/97s1001Harchive(?) of Palemon son of PtollasReceipt for transport of grain brought by a Palemon to an unknown harborAug. 2, 303 (?) A.D.Youtie HC-O.Mich.inv. 9633GreekCairo10OstNoNoprobably Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, provi><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>iollas (see O. Mich. II, p. 214)Z†AO.Mich.inv. 9626COstD-E Youtie HCF OMich IIIG1063H1951KBL VIII, 528 (Date)UNoWNoX30-X[Receipt for Transport of Grain\ 4.7 X 3.8 cmn=Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptoGreekr4s)see electronic version of OMich III, 1063u(Unnamed) Tax-collectorvDec. 19, 264 A.D.wCairoxiReceipt for delivery of grain by a Neme[---], in the name of a son(?) of Ouenaphris, to an unknown harbory'[- - - son of?] Ouenaphris; Neme[- - -]zCLiturgy (compulsory public service); Tax collection; Transportation{Dinnis|PHf Grain\ 4.7 X 3.8 cmn=Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptoGreekr4s)see electronic version of OMich III, 1063u(Unnamed) Tax-collectorvDec. 19, 264 A.D.wCairoxiReceipt for delivery of grain by a Neme[---], in the name of a son(?) of Ouenaphris, to an unknown harbory'[- - - son of?] Ouenaphris; Neme[- - -]zCLiturgy (compulsory public service); Tax collection; Transportation{Dinnis|PHiD& p…gijdone, on ph.; scannedk publishedp3/12/97 (or earlier)s999…hAO.Mich.inv. 9625COstD-EPearl OM-Youtie HCFOMich IIG784H1944UNoWNoX30-X[Receipt of tax payment in kind\9 X 9 cmn=Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptoGreekr6s'see electronic version of OMich II, 784u PhilipposvEarly IVth cent. ADwCairox/Receipt for chaff of Karanis brought by a MorosyMoros son of Valens; PhilipposzTax collection; taxation (Land){Karanis|PHOBunknown harbor, Herakleopolite or Memphite nome, province of EgyptPcompleteQ1RRecto; Verso is blankS DocumentaryT 9625o.bmph0OstNoNoprobably Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, provin><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>i^†hBidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of Egyptsee electronic version of OMich III, 1063[- - - son of?] Ouenaphris; Neme[- - -]1063Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptOMich IIILiturgy (compulsory public service); Tax collection; TransportationReceipt for Transport of Grain1951broken at the left1Recto; Verso iCs blankDocumentary9626o.bmp<_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>]`J†i[- - -] Ouenaphris, through Neme[- - -, - - -] for the crops of the 5th year, of the granary [of - - -, - - - through] beasts of Dinnis, [- - -]. In the 6th year, on Choiak 23.jDone, on ph.; scannedk publishedl.R.S. Bagnall-K.A. Worp, BASP 16 (1979) p. 224.p3/28/97s998†AO.Mich.inv. 9623COstD-E Youtie HCF OMich IIIG983H1951UNoWNoX 30-132*-U III[Receipt for money tax\ 6.5 X 5.8 cmn=Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptoGreekr3s(see electronic version of OMich III, 983uUnknown tax-collectorvIst cent. B.C. /Ist cent. A.D.wCairox$Receipt for tax payment by a Neon(?)yNeon(?) son of Paesisz'(Profession?); Taxation; Tax collection{-|PHOFprobably Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptPcompleteQ1RRecto; Verso is blankS DocumentaryT 9623o.bmph00DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>D( }„yq[- - -]oul(--) (son of Iulius?); [- - - son of] Asklepios; [- - - son of] Ptolemaios; [- - - son of] Anaklines(?)zAccount|PHOFprobably Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptPbroken off on the left sideQ1RRecto; Verso is blankS DocumentaryT 4455o.bmphA5.6 x 7.9 cm24-5051A-A x 3UnknownPHAccount of deliveries of grainLate IIIrd/early IVth cent. A.D.Amundsen LO.Mich.inv. 4454GreekCairo5OstNoNoprobably Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of Egypt[- - -]oul(--) (son of Iulius?); [- - - son of] Asklepios; [- - - son of] Ptolemaison of] Asklepios: 5 1/2 artabai [- - - son of] Ptolemaios: 45 artabai [- - - son of] Anaklines(?): 4 1/2 artabai [- - -]: 13 1/2 artabaijDone, on ph. Scanned Checkk publishedp11/13/98 ^,†hA6.5 X 5.8 cm30-132*-U IIIUnknown tax-collectorPH-Receipt for tax payment by a Neon(?)Ist cent. B.C. /Ist cent. A.D.Youtie HC-O.Mich.inv. 9623GreekCairo3OstNoNoprobably Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of Egyptsee electronic version ofB OMich III, 983Neon(?) son of Paesis983Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptOMich III(Profession?); Taxation; Tax collectionReceipt for money tax1951complete1Recto; Verso is blankDocumentary9623o.bmp<_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_,b%†AO.Mich.inv. 9607COstD-E Youtie HCF OMich IIIG998H1951UNoWNoX 30-E107G-A[Receipt for money tax\ 11.1 X 6.8 cmn=Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptoGreekr2s(see electronic version of OMich III, 998uUnknown tax-collectorvSept. 16 & 24(?), 1 B.C.wCairoIn the 21st year, (has paid) Neon(?) son of Paesis, for s(--), on Pa(--) 6, 2'' drachmai. <Alternative reading: In the 10th year, of the fishers, (has paid) Paesis, for s(--), on Pa(--) 6, 2'' drachmai>.@Af 8  =  fj done, on ph.k publishedp3/24/97†AO.Mich.inv. 9607COstD-E Youtie HCF OMich IIIG998H1951UNoWNoX 30-E107G-A[Receipt for money tax\ 11.1 X 6.8 cmn=Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptoGreekr2s(see electronic version of OMich III, 998uUnknown tax-collectorvSept. 16 & 24(?), 1 B.C.wCairoont_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_6ac †x'Receipt for tax payment by a Nekpherausy1Augustus, Emperor (?); Nekpheraus son of Phe[---]zTaxation; Tax collection{-|PHOFprobably Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptPfaded at the rigthQ1RRecto; Verso is blankS DocumentaryT 9607o.bmphA11.1 X 6.8 cm30-E107G-AUnknown tax-collectorPH-Receipt for tax payment by a NekpherausSept. 16 & 24(?), 1 B.C.Youtie HC-O.Mich.inv. 9607GreekCairo2OstNoNoprobably Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of Egyptsee electronic version of OMictax\ 11.1 X 6.8 cmn=Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptoGreekr2s(see electronic version of OMich III, 998uUnknown tax-collectorvSept. 16 & 24(?), 1 B.C.wCairobPt†hBh III, 998Augustus, Emperor (?); Nekpheraus son of Phe[---]998Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptOMich IIITaxation; Tax collectionReceipt for money tax1951faded at the rigth1Recto; Verso is blankDocumentary9607o.bmp<_600DPIFront_R1C(><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>irIn the 30th year of Caesar, (has paid) Nekpheraus son of Phe[- - -], on Thoth 19, 4 drachmai; on the 27th, [- - -]jdone, on ph.; scannedk publishedp3/24/97†AO.Mich.inv. 9606PtfU†COstD-E Youtie HCF OMich IIIG981H1951UNoWNoX 30-E107F-A[Receipt for money tax\ 8.6 X 6.5 cmn=Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptoGreekr3s(see electronic version of OMich III, 981uUnknown tax-collectorvIst cent. B.C. /Ist cent. A.D.wCairox)Receipt for tax payment by an OrsenouphisyJOrsenouphis son of Xe(--)(?) <OR: xenos?> (see also O. Mich. I, 122)z*Inland Travel(?); Taxation; Tax collection{Bacchias|PHOFprobably Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptPcompleteQ1RRecto; Verso is blankS DocumentaryT 9606o.bmph6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>irIn the 30th year of Caesar, (has paid) Nekpheraus son of Phe[- - -], on Thoth 19, 4 drachmai; on the 27th, [- - -]j done, on ph.k publishedp3/24/97 †AO.Mich.inv. 9606COstD-E Youtie HCfg†hCWBack_R1><_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>3iIn the 1st(?) year, (has paid) Orsenouphis son of Xe(--)(?) <OR: external?>, of Bacchias, for s(--), on Epeiph 1 until 19, 6 drachmai.jdone, on ph.; scannedk publishedp3/24/97s981† AO.Mich.inv. 9605COstD-E Youtie HCF OMich IIIG979H1951UNoWNoX 30-E107E-E[Receipt for money tax\ 7.2 X 6.5 cmn=Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptoGreekr3s(see electronic version of OMich III, 979uUnknown tax-collectorvIst cent. B.C. /Ist cent. A.D.wCairo8A/Receipt for payment of syntaxis by an Akousilas/@A>    >de†hA8.6 X 6.5 cm30-E107F-AUnknown tax-collectorPH-Receipt for tax payment by an OrsenouphisIst cent. B.C. /Ist cent. A.D.Youtie HCBacchiasO.Mich.inv. 9606GreekCairo3OstNoNoprobably Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of Egyptsee electronic vBersion of OMich III, 981Orsenouphis son of Xe(--)(?) <OR: xenos?> (see also O. Mich. I, 122)981Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptOMich IIIInland Travel(?); Taxation; Tax collectionReceipt for money tax1951complete1Recto; Verso is blankDocumentary9606o.bmp7.2 X 6.5 cm30-E107E-EUnknown tax-collectorPH-Receipt for payment of syntaxis by an AkousilasIst cent. B.C. /Ist cent. A.D.Youtie HC-O.Mich.inv. 9605GreekCairo3OstNoNoprobably Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of Egyptsee electronic veeekr3s(see electronic version of OMich III, 979uUnknown tax-collectorvIst cent. B.C. /Ist cent. A.D.wCairo8A/Receipt for payment of syntaxis by an Akousilas/@A>    > jq† ijdone, on ph.; scannedk publishedp3/24/97s980†!AO.Mich.inv. 9598COstD-E Youtie HCF OMich IIIG1099H1951UNoWNoX 30-E106C-A[Writing Exercise\ 11.7 X 9.8 cmn=Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptoGreekr3s[Fluent hand, the letters are calligraphic and some are serifed; probably a model (Cribiore)uUnknownv Ptolemaic ErawCairox)Alphabet, probably written as an exercisey-zAlphabet; School; Writing{-|PHOFprobably Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptPcomplete; much rubbed and fadedQ1RRecto; Verso is blankS DocumentaryT 9598o.bmph, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of Egyptsee electronic veg † hBrsion of OMich III, 979Akousilas (Akousilaos) son of Alex(--)979Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptOMich IIITaxation; Tax collectionReceipt for money tax1951complete, but faded1Recto; Verso is blankDocumentary9605o.bmp<_600DPIFrontC+_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>iAl[In the -- year] (has paid) Akousilas son of Alex(--), for syntaxis, on Epeiph 10(?) until 23, - - drachmai.l@A> ;  C hD9†!hA11.7 X 9.8 cm30-E106C-AUnknownPH-Alphabet, probably written as an exercisePtolemaic EraYoutie HC-O.Mich.inv. 9598GreekCairo3OstNoNoprobably Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptFluent hand, the letters are calligraphic and some arBe serifed; probably a model (Cribiore)-1099Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptOMich IIIAlphabet; School; WritingWriting Exercise1951complete; much rubbed and faded1Recto; Verso is blankDocumentary9598o.bmp<_600DPIFront_R1><_600DrsŠhAYoutie HCO.Skeat 13OstNoNo111-3TAPA 811950<_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>jWriting Exercise1951complete; much rubbed and faded1Recto; Verso is blankDocumentary9598o.bmp<_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4D9m†"AO.Mich.inv. 9589COstD-E Youtie HCF OMich IIIG1103H1951UNoWNoX 30-D111K-K I[Text of Uncertain Bearing\ 5.9 X 4.7 cmn=Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptoGreekr1s)see electronic version of OMich III, 1103uUnknownvIIIrd cent. A.D.wCairox2 wordsy Kopres(?)z Name Tag(?){-|PHOFprobably Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptPcompleteQ1RRecto; Verso is blankS DocumentaryT 9589o.bmphome, province of EgyptoGreekr1s)see electronic version of OMich III, 1103uUnknownvIIIrd cent. A.D.wCairox2 wordsy Kopres(?)z Name Tag(?){-|PHOFprobably Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptPcompleteQ1RRecto; Verso is blankS DocumentaryT 9589o.bmphlD?†"hA5.9 X 4.7 cm30-D111K-K IUnknownPH-2 wordsIIIrd cent. A.D.Youtie HC-O.Mich.inv. 9589GreekCairo1OstNoNoprobably Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of Egyptsee electronic version of OMich III, 1103Kopres(?)1103Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptOMich IIIName Tag(?)Text of Uncertain Bearing1951complete1Recto; Verso is blankDocumentary9589o.bmp<_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DD? †#AO.Mich.inv. 9586COstD-E Youtie HCF OMich IIIG997H1951UNoWNoX 30-D111K-G I[Receipt for (money?) tax\ 7.1 X 5.9 cmn=Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptoGreekr2s(see electronic version of OMich III, 997uUnknown tax-collectorvIst cent. B.C.wCairox$Receipt for tax payment by a Sek[--]y Sek[---](?)zTaxation; Tax collection{-|PHOFprobably Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptPThe text has faded considerably on the right side, and the difficulty of reading is increased by a salt deposit spread more or less over the entire surface.Q1RRecto; Verso is blankS DocumentaryT 9586o.bmphHOFprobably Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptPThe text has faded considerably on the right side, and the difficulty of reading is increased by a salt deposit spread more or less over the entire surface.Q1RRecto; Verso is blankS DocumentaryT 9586o.bmph p†#hC1>9586o.bmp<_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>_iQIn the 28th(?) year, (has paid) Sek[- - (?) - - -], for . . ., on Epeiph 7, . . .jdone, on ph. Scannedk publishedp3/24/97s968†$AO.Mich.inv. 9564COstD-E Youtie HCF OMich IIIG1010H1951UNoWNoX 30-CS210-O I[Receipt for Delivery in Kind\ 5.8 X 4.8 cmn=Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptoGreekr6s)see electronic version of OMich III, 1010u(unnamed) tax-collectorvJune/July, 303 or 304 (?) A.D.wCairox6Receipt for chaff paid and transported by a Ouenaphrisy[Ouenaphris (Onnophris) son of Paesios (Paesis) (see also O. Mich. II, 856; 924); Sel[- - -]or†$zTaxation (Land); Tax collection{Ptolemais [Nea]; hormos [- - -]|PHOBunknown harbor, Herakleopolite or Memphite nome, province of EgyptPbroken at the top(?) and rightQ1RRecto; Verso is blankS DocumentaryhA5.8 X 4.8 cm30-CS210-O I(unnamed) tax-collectorPH-Receipt for chaff paid and transported by a OuenaphrisJune/July, 303 or 304 (?) A.D.Youtie HCPtolemais [Nea]; hormos [- - -]O.Mich.inv. 9564GreekCairo6OstNoNounknown harbor, Herakleopolite or Memphite nome, province of EgypGreekr6s)see electronic version of OMich III, 1010u(unnamed) tax-collectorvJune/July, 303 or 304 (?) A.D.wCairox)Receipt for chaff brought by a Ouenaphrisy[Ouenaphris (Onnophris) son of Paesios (Paesis) (see also O. Mich. II, 856; 924); Sel[- - -]zTaxation (Land); Tax collectionrst†$iA[- - -] on Epeiph [- - -] of Ptolemais [Nea - - -] has brought Ouenaphris son of Paesis to the harbor [of - - -], for the crops of the 19th year, through Sel[- - -], two [sarganai], = 2.@A>  >j done, on ph.k publishedp3/26/97s948†%AO.Mich.inv. 9560COstD-E Youtie HCF OMich IIIG987H1951UNoWNoX 30-CS175*-E[Receipt for money tax\ 4 X 2.6 cmn=Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptoGreekr1s(see electronic version of OMich III, 987uUnknown tax-collectorvEarly Ist cent. A.D.wCairox/Receipt for payment of beer-tax by a Harpa[---]y Harpa[---]zTaxation; Tax collection{-|PHOFprobably Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptP%Broken at the bottom and at the rightQ1RRecto; Verso is blankS DocumentaryT 9560o.bmphpq†$hBtsee electronic version of OMich III, 1010Ouenaphris (Onnophris) son of Paesios (Paesis) (see also O. Mich. II, 856; 924); Sel[- - -]1010Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptOMich IIITaxation (Land); Tax collectionReceipt for Delivery in Kind1951broken at the top(?) and right1Recto; Verso is blankDCocumentary<_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>si<_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>iqt†%hA4 X 2.6 cm30-CS175*-EUnknown tax-collectorPH-Receipt for payment of beer-tax by a Harpa[---]Early Ist cent. A.D.Youtie HC-O.Mich.inv. 9560GreekCairo1OstNoNoprobably Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of Egyptsee electronic version of OMBich III, 987Harpa[---]987Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptOMich IIITaxation; Tax collectionReceipt for money tax1951Broken at the bottom and at the right1Recto; Verso is blankDocumentary9560o.bmp<_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_sB†%hCR2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>iRIn the -- year of Caesar, for the account of the beer-tax, (has paid) Harpa[- - -]jdone, on ph. Scannedk publishedp3/24/97s946 ovince of Egyptsee electronic version of OMBich III, 987Harpa[---]987Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptOMich IIITaxation; Tax collectionReceipt for money tax1951Broken at the bottom and at the right1Recto; Verso is blankDocumentary9560o.bmp<_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_Bv+†&RRecto; Verso is blankS DocumentaryT 9559o.bmphA5 X 6.8 cm30-CS175*-DUnknown tax-collectorPH-Receipt for payment of syntaxis Ist cent. B.C. /Ist cent. A.D.Youtie HC-O.Mich.inv. 9559GreekCairo2OstNoNoprobably Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of Egyptsee electronic version of OMich IQ1RRecto; Verso is blankrovince of EgyptoGreekr2s(see electronic version of OMich III, 980uUnknown tax-collectorvIst cent. B.C. /Ist cent. A.D.wCairo8A Receipt for payment of syntaxis  @A>    >y[---]zTaxation; Tax collection{-|PHOFprobably Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptPbroken at the leftQ1RRecto; Verso is blanku†&hBII, 980[---]980Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptOMich IIITaxation; Tax collectionReceipt for money tax1951broken at the left1Recto; Verso is blankDocumentary9559o.bmp<_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_6C00DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>iA/[year, name] for syntaxis, on [month] 21, 2000./@A>    >jdone, on ph. Scannedk publishedp3/24/97s945†'AO.Mich.inv. 9556COstD-E Youtie HCPz†+|hBziAhBziA(@{hA}C~†)zhBi†*hAC†+zhB†,AhAC†-hAC†.hAC†/yhBp†0hAC†1nhAC†2yhBiA†3OhBiA†4hAC†5OhBiA†6hAC†7hAC†8hAC†9hAC†:RhB†;nhBi†<ShBD†=hAC†>9AhBDiB†?hA†@AhAC†AshB†BHhAC†CDhAC†DhAC†EshBiA†FOhBi†GzhBD†HyhBD†IPhBiA†JOhBD†KOhBD†LShBiA†MOhBiA†NShB†O[hACy†'hA7 X 12.4 cm30-CS160-D[---]asPH-Receipt for chaff paid and transported by HeraklesEarly IVth cent. A.D. (July 26)Youtie HCKaranisO.Mich.inv. 9556GreekCairo7OstNoNounnamed harbor, Herakleopolite or Memphite nome, province of Egyptsee electronic version of BOMich III, 1025Herakles son of K[---]; [---]as1025Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptOMich IIITaxation (Land); Tax collectionReceipt for Tax Payment in Kind1951slightly broken at right; surface damaged1Recto; Verso is blankDocumentary9556o.bmp<_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8> iAOn Mesore 2, has brought Herakles son of K[- - -], for the village of Karanis {Karanis}, three-hundred and forty litrai of chaff, = 340 litrai. I, [- - -]as, has signed.@Af q  w  fjdone, on ph. Scannedk publishedp3/26/97s942First Editor>Youtie HCKaranisO.Mich.inv. 9556GreekCairo7OstNoNoKaranis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of Egyptsee electronic version of OMich III, 1025<B A‰hBnt. A.D.Browne GMP.Mich.inv. 1638GreekAnn Arbor14-PapNoYesCheck: clean?probably Philadelphia, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptThe hand is stylistically similar to the hand of the first scribe of P.Mich. XII, 638-642, though considerably slower. (Browne)Nemesion (son of Zoilos?); Tryphon; (unnamed) aCrchontes; Papei (Papeis); (unnamed) archimachairophoros; (unnamed) strategos656probably Philadelphia, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptPMich XIIJustice; Police; Tax collection; TravelPrivate Letter1975Damaged at places1Recto; Verso is blankDocumentary1638r.bmp9.2 X 10.8 cm30-C152K-BunknownPH-Account of beerIst cent. B.C./Ist cent. A.D.Youtie HC-O.Mich.inv.9554GreekCairo7OstNoNoprobably Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of Egyptsee electronic version of OMich III, 1003-B1003Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptOMich IIIAccount; Tax collection(?)Account of beer1951complete, but much faded; the surface of the ostracon is obscured by numerous blots1Recto; Verso is blankDocumentary<_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_60}Pyk†(hC 0DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>iAOn Mecheir 26, 1 keramion of beer; on the 27th, . . ., 1 keramion of beer; on the 28th, . . ., 1 keramion of beer; [on the . . .], . . ., 1 [keramion] of beer; on Phamenoth 13, 4 keramia of beer; on the 15th, . . ., 2 keramia [of beer]; on the 16th, . . ., 4(?) [keramia of beer]j done, on ph.k publishedp3/25/97 †)AO.Mich.inv. 9552COstD-E Youtie HCF OMich IIIG1068H1951UNoWNoX 30-CS23-N[Receipt for Transport of Grain\ 7.2 X 8 cmn=Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptoGreekr5s)see electronic version of OMich III, 1068u(Unnamed) Tax-collectorvJune 14, 298 A.D.wCairoxHReceipt for delivery of grain brought by a Satabous to an unknown harborySatabousB †)iIn the granary of the village of Hiera (Nesos), of the crops of the 13th [and 12th] and 5th year, in the name of Satabous, two camels, = 2. [In the 14th] and 13th and 6th year, on Pauni 20.jDone, on ph. Scannedk publishedp3/28/97s93930-CS23-N(Unnamed) Tax-collectorPH-Receipt for delivery of grain brought by a SatabousJune 14, 298 A.D.Youtie HCHiera (Nesos)O.Mich.inv. 9552GreekCairo5OstNoNoprobably Hiera (Nesos), Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of Egyptsee electt_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>P,†*AO.Mich.inv.9551COstD-E Youtie HCF OMich IIIG993H1951UNoWNoX 30-C194D-G[Receipt for money tax\ 5.6 X 4.3 cmn=Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptoGreekr3s(see electronic version of OMich III, 993uUnknown tax-collectorvIst cent. B.C. (Feb. - June)wCairox/Receipt for (monthly) tax payment by a Synthousy$Synthous (Senthous) son of PnepheroszTaxation; Tax collection{-|PHOFprobably Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptPcompleteQ1RRecto; Verso is blankS DocumentaryT 9551o.bmphor (monthly) tax payment by a Synthousy$Synthous (Senthous) son of PnepheroszTaxation; Tax collection{-|PHOFprobably Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptPcompleteQ1RRecto; Verso is blankS DocumentaryT 9551o.bmphk_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>G†*hA5.6 X 4.3 cm30-C194D-GUnknown tax-collectorPH-Receipt for (monthly) tax payment by a SynthousIst cent. B.C. (Feb. - June)Youtie HC-O.Mich.inv.9551GreekCairo3OstNoNoprobably Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of Egyptsee electronic versBion of OMich III, 993Synthous (Senthous) son of Pnepheros993Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptOMich IIITaxation; Tax collectionReceipt for money tax1951complete1Recto; Verso is blankDocumentary9551o.bmp<_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPI†*hCFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>iAoIn the 11th year, (has paid) Synthous son of Pnepheros for ka(--) of Phamenoth, Pharmouthi, Pachon (and) Pauni.o@A> ;  A >jdone, on ph. Scannedk publishedp3/24/97s938†+AO.Mich.inv.9550COstD-E Youtie HCF OMich IIIG1039H1951UNoWNoX 30-C191K-B[1Receipt (certificate) for work on the embankments\ 6.6 X 5 cmn=Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptoGreekr3s)see electronic version of OMich III, 1039uUnknown dyke-surveyorvIIIrd cent. A.D. (April 14)wCairoxDCertificate for work on the embankments performed by a Petsorapis(?)yPetsorapis(?) son of SemproniusPIFront_R2>†+z3Irrigation; Dyke Corve (compulsory work); Taxation{-|PHOFprobably Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptPsurface lost on the leftQ1RRecto; Verso is blankS DocumentaryT 9550o.bmphA6.6 X 5 cm30-C191K-BUnknown dyke-surveyorPH-Certificate for work on the embankments performed by a Petsorapis(?)IIIrd cent. A.D. (April 14)Youtie HC-O.Mich.inv.9550GreekCairo3OstNoNoprobably Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of Egyptsrsinoite nome, province of EgyptoGreekr3s)see electronic version of OMich III, 1039uUnknown dyke-surveyorvIIIrd cent. A.D. (April 14)wCairoxDCertificate for work on the embankments performed by a Petsorapis(?)yPetsorapis(?) son of SemproniusPz†+hBee electronic version of OMich III, 1039Petsorapis(?) son of Sempronius1039Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptOMich IIIIrrigation; Dyke Corve (compulsory work); TaxationReceipt (certificate) for work on the embankments1951surface lost on the left1Recto; Verso is blankDocumentary9550o.bmp<_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>NiGOn Pharmouthi 30, Petsorapis(?) son of Sempronius has given (his part).jDone,on ph. Scannedk publishedp3/27/97w†,hBee electronic version of OMich III, 1039Petsorapis(?) son of Sempronius1039Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptOMich IIIIrrigation; Dyke Corve (compulsory work); TaxationReceipt (certificate) for work on the embankments1951surface lost on the left1Recto; Verso is blankDocumentary<_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>EiGOn Pharmouthi 30, Petsorapis(?) son of Sempronius has given (his part).j Done,on ph.k publishedp3/27/97†,A†,hA7 X 5 cm30-C142*-FUnknownPH-Receipt or memorandum for delivery of beer from or to a Psene(--)Ist cent. A.D.Youtie HC-O.Mich.inv. 9540GreekCairo2OstNoNoprobably Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of Egyptsee electronic version of OMich IBII, 1028Psene(--)1028Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptOMich IIITaxation; Tax collectionReceipt of tax payment in kind (or memorandum of delivery?)1951complete1Recto; Verso is blankDocumentary9540o.bmp<_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIF+†,AO.Mich.inv. 9540COstD-E Youtie HCF OMich IIIG1028H1951UNoWNoX 30-C142*-F[;Receipt of tax payment in kind (or memorandum of delivery?)\7 X 5 cmn=Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptoGreekr2s)see electronic version of OMich III, 1028uUnknownvIst cent. A.D.wCairoxAReceipt or memorandum for delivery of beer from or to a Psene(--)y Psene(--)zTaxation; Tax collection{-|PHOFprobably Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptPcompleteQ1RRecto; Verso is blankS DocumentaryT 9540o.bmphrovenance>Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptOMich IIITaxation; Tax collectionReceipt of tax payment in kind (or memorandum of delivery?)1951complete1Recto; Verso is blankDocumentary<_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><A†-hA9 X 6 cm30-C142*-EUnknownPH-Fragmentary account of money, or end of tax receiptIst cent. B.C.Youtie HC-O.Mich.inv. 9539GreekCairo4OstNoNoprobably Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of Egyptsee electronic version of OMich III, 973-973Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptOMich IIIAccount(?); Tax collection(?)Account (or receipt?) of money1951broken at the top1Recto; Verso is blankDocumentary9539o.bmp<_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIB†-hCFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>jdone, on ph. Scannedk publishedp3/17/97s926ial>OstNoNoprobably Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of Egyptsee electronic version of OMich III, 973-973Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptOMich IIIAccount(?); Tax collection(?)Account (or receipt?) of money1951broken at the top1Recto; Verso is blankDocumentary<_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4>†.AO.Mich.inv. 9512COstD-E Youtie HCF OMich IIIG984H1951UNoWNoX 30-C126*-B[Receipt for money tax\ 7.7 X 5.9 cmn=Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptoGreekr2s(see electronic version of OMich III, 984uUnknown tax-collectorvIst cent. B.C. /Ist cent. A.D.wCairo8A3Receipt for payment of epistatikon by a Petesouchos3@A>   " >y8Petesouchos son of Perdiccas (see also O. Mich. II, 711)zTaxation; Tax collection{-|PHOFprobably Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptPcompleteQ1RRecto; Verso is blankS DocumentaryT 9512o.bmph   " >y8Petesouchos son of Perdiccas (see also O. Mich. II, 711)zTaxation; Tax collection{-|PHOFprobably Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptPcompleteQ1RRecto; Verso is blankS DocumentaryT 9512o.bmph †.hA7.7 X 5.9 cm30-C126*-BUnknown tax-collectorPH-Receipt for payment of epistatikon by a PetesouchosIst cent. B.C. /Ist cent. A.D.Youtie HC-O.Mich.inv. 9512GreekCairo2OstNoNoprobably Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of Egyptsee electroniBc version of OMich III, 984Petesouchos son of Perdiccas (see also O. Mich. II, 711)984Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptOMich IIITaxation; Tax collectionReceipt for money tax1951complete1Recto; Verso is blankDocumentary9512o.bmp<_ J†/y}Panther son of Anchorinphis (Anchorimphis) (see P. Mich. IV/2, p. 197); Apollonios son of Petheus (see P. Mich. IV/2, p. 153)zLiturgy (compulsory work){-|PHOFprobably Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptP.some surface lost on both left and right sidesQ1RRecto; Verso is blankS DocumentaryT 9510o.bmphA7.5 X 6.5 cm30-C123CCI*-BUnknownPH-List of men, with their age2nd half of IInd cent. A.D.Youtie HC-O.Mich.inv. 9510GreekCairo5OstNoNoprobably Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of Egyptsee electronic version of OMich III, 1083see electronic version of OMich III, 1083Panther son of Anchorinphis (Anchorimphis) (see P. Mich. IV/2, p. 197); Apollonios son of Petheus (see P. Mich. IV/2, p. 153)1083Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptOMich IIILiturgy (compulsory work)List of Liturgical Workers1951some surface lost on both left and right sides1Recto; Verso is blankDocumentary9510o.bmp<_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>_iR- - -. Panther son of Anchorinphis, 34 years. Apollonios son of Petheus, .3 years.n ph.k published†0hA5.4 X 7 cm30-C123CCI2-A(Unnamed) Tax-collectorPH-Receipt for delivery of grain brought by a Satabous to an unknown harborFeb. 20 & 24, Mar. 16, 302 (?) A.D.Youtie HC[horiodeiktia] of KaranisO.Mich.inv. 9509GreekCairo6OstNoNoprobably Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nBome, province of Egyptsee electronic version of OMich III, 1075Satabous [- - -]1075Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptOMich IIILiturgy (compulsory public service); Tax collection; Taxation (land); TransportationReceipt for Transport of Grain1951broken at the left1Recto; Verso is blankDocumentary<A[†0hC/>9509o.bmp<_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>qiA[Of the granary of the horiodeiktia] of Karanis, of the crops [of the 17th and 16th and] 9th(?) year, in the name of Satabous [- - -], on Mecheir 26 1 donkey [- - -, on - - -] 30, 1 donkey, and on Phamenoth(?) 20(?), 1 donkey. [In the 18th and 17th and 10th year], in Phamenoth.@A>   # >jDone, on ph. Scannedk publishedp3/28/97s903Delivery from the Granary to the Harbor1951broken at the left1Recto; Verso is blank6 X 5.5 cm30-C123CCH-BUnknownPH-List of menLate IIIrd/early IVth cent. A.D.Youtie HC-O.Mich.inv. 9508GreekCairo6OstNoNoprobably Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of Egyptsee electronic version of OMich III, 1088[- - -] son Bof Melas; Antonius son of Antonius(?) (see P. Mich. VI, 376, 12); Atous daughter of Neas (see P. Mich. VI, 376, 29); Aion son of Papeeis; Alexandros [son of - - -]1088Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptOMich IIILiturgy (compulsory work); WomanList of Liturgical Workers1951broken at the top, right and bottom1Recto; Verso is blank<_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>i}[- - -] [- - -] son of Melas Antonius son of Antonius(?) Atous daughter of Neas Aion son of Papeeis Alexandros [son of - - -]jdone, on ph. Scannedk publishedp3/28/97 †2AO.Mich.inv. 9504COstD-E Youtie HCF OMich IIIG1049H1951UNoWNoX 30-C123DE1-B[#List of Donkey Drivers and Caravans\ 7.3 X 11.2 cmn=Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptoGreekr11s)see electronic version of OMich III, 1049uUnknown (Paesis?)v Late IIIrd/early IVth cent. A.D.wCairoxList of donkey driversk†1hCe>Documentary9508o.bmp<_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>i}[- - -] [- - -] son of Melas Antonius son of Antonius(?) Atous daughter of Neas Aion son of Papeeis Alexandros [son of - - -]j done, on ph.k publishedp3/28/97s902, 29); Aion son of Papeeis; Alexandros [son of - - -]1088Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptOMich IIILiturgy (compulsory work); WomanList of Liturgical Workers1951broken at the top, right and bottom1Recto; Verso is blank7.3 X 11.2 cm30-C123DE1-BUnknown (Paesis?)PH-List of donkey driversLate IIIrd/early IVth cent. A.D.Youtie HC-O.Mich.inv. 9504GreekCairo11OstNoNoprobably Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of Egyptsee electronic version of OMich III, 104s)see electronic version of OMich III, 1049uUnknown (Paesis?)v Late IIIrd/early IVth cent. A.D.wCairoxList of donkey driversCK†2iAQ(Col. I) [- - -] 2 (col. II) Pantel 8 Paulos son of Isidoros 4 Pelalis son of Cassius 11 Pakysis son of Anouthios [[8]] 4 Kopres and brother 6 Akotas 9 (2nd hand) = 84 Paesis.QjDone,on ph. Scannedk publishedp3/27/97s899†3AO.Mich.inv. 9503COstD-E Youtie HCF OMich IIIG1082H1951UNoWNoX 30-C123DE1-A[Receipt for Transport of Grain\ 8 X 10.5 cmn=Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptoGreekr7s)see electronic version of OMich III, 1082u$(Unnamed) Tax-collector (Dioskoros?)vJan. 3, 313 A.D.wCairoxVReceipt for transport of grain to an unknown harbor by Alypios, in the name of a Komony@Dioskoros, sitologos; Komon, son of Kallonios; Alypios, onelatesz`Liturgy (compulsory public service); Profession; Tax collection; Taxation (land); Transportation{Karanis; Ptolemais (Nea)|PH†2hB9Pantel; Paulos son of Isidoros; Pelalis son of Kasios (Cassius); Pakysis son of Anouthis; Kopres and (unnamed) brother; Akotas; Paesis1049Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptOMich IIITransportationList of Donkey Drivers and Caravans1951broken at the right1Recto; Verso is blankDocumentary9504o.bCzmp<_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>ViCK†3hBoite nome, province of Egyptsee electronic version of OMich III, 1082Dioskoros, sitologos; Komon, son of Kallonios; Alypios, onelates1082Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptOMich IIILiturgy (compulsory public service); Profession; Tax collection; Taxation (land); TransportationReceipt for Transport of Grain1951complete1Recto; Verso is blankDocumentary9503o.bmp<_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>iiZ†4AO.Mich.inv. 9502COstD-E Youtie HCF OMich IIIG977H1951UNoWNoX 30-C123CK-A[Account of money\ 6.5 X 8.5 cmn=Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptoGreekr9s(see electronic version of OMich III, 977uUnknownvIVth cent. A.D.wCairoxAccount of moneyy|[--- son of] Ptol(--); [--- son of] Kastor; [--- son of] Artemidoros; Herakles(?) son of Herakles; [--- son of ---]aramm(--)zAccount (Taxation?){-|PHOFprobably Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptP!broken at the left and at the topQ1RRecto; Verso is blankS DocumentaryT 9502o.bmphccount of moneyy|[--- son of] Ptol(--); [--- son of] Kastor; [--- son of] Artemidoros; Herakles(?) son of Herakles; [--- son of ---]aramm(--)zAccount (Taxation?){-|PHOFprobably Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptP!broken at the left and at the topQ1RRecto; Verso is blankS DocumentaryT 9502o.bmphV†3iAIn the granary of the village of Karanis, of the part of Ptolemais, through Dioskoros, sitologos, of the crops of the 8th and 6th and 5th year, in the name of Komon son of Kallonios, through Alypios, donkey-driver, 5 donkeys of wheat. In the 9th year, on Tybi 8.jDone, on ph. Scannedk publishedp3/28/97s898 unknown harbor by an Alupios in the name of a KomonJan. 3, 313 A.D.Youtie HCKaranis; Ptolemais (Nea)O.Mich.inv. 9503GreekCairo7OstNoNoprobably Karanis, Herakleidou merBack_R1><_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>i†4hA6.5 X 8.5 cm30-C123CK-AUnknownPH-Account of moneyIVth cent. A.D.Youtie HC-O.Mich.inv. 9502GreekCairo9OstNoNoprobably Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of Egyptsee electronic version of OMich III, 977[--- son of] Ptol(--); [B--- son of] Kastor; [--- son of] Artemidoros; Herakles(?) son of Herakles; [--- son of ---]aramm(--)977Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptOMich IIIAccount (Taxation?)Account of money1951broken at the left and at the top1Recto; Verso is blankDocumentary9502o.bmp<_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>&jdone, on ph. Scannedk publishedp3/24/97s897†5AO.Mich.inv. 9499COstD-E Youtie HCF OMich IIIG1071H1951UNoWNoX 30-C113H-A[,Account (or Receipt?) for Transport of Grain\ 8.5 X 6.1 cmn=Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptoGreekr5s)see electronic version of OMich III, 1071uUnknownv#Early IVth cent. A.D. (Jan. 24/25)wCairoxFAccount or receipt concerning deliveries of grain to an unknown harborySPtollas son of - - -, kephalaiotes; Atisis son of Antonius; Isidoros son of KanaoutzOAccount(?); Liturgy (compulsory public service); Tax collection; Transportation{-|PH2>Ptollas son of - - -, kephalaiotes; Atisis son of Antonius; Isidoros son of Kanaout1071Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptOMich IIIAccount(?); Liturgy (compulsory public service); Tax collection; TransportationAccount (or Receipt?) for Transport of Grain1951complete, but the ink has much faded at some placesC1Recto; Verso is blankDocumentary9499o.bmp<_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>iCEP†6AO.Mich.inv. 9498COstD-E Youtie HCF OMich IIIG1087H1951UNoWNoX 30-C28D-A[List of Liturgical Workers\4 X 5 cmn=Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptoGreekr6s)see electronic version of OMich III, 1087uUnknownv Late IIIrd/early IVth cent. A.D.wCairox List of menyX- -nese[- - -]; Syrion [son of - - -]; Pelalis [son of - - -]; Sarapi[- - -]; Isi[- - -]zLiturgy (compulsory work){-|PHOFprobably Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptP#broken at the top, right and bottomQ1RRecto; Verso is blankS DocumentaryT 9498o.bmphly IVth cent. A.D.wCairox List of menyX- -nese[- - -]; Syrion [son of - - -]; Pelalis [son of - - -]; Sarapi[- - -]; Isi[- - -]zLiturgy (compulsory work){-|PHOFprobably Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptP#broken at the top, right and bottomQ1RRecto; Verso is blankS DocumentaryT 9498o.bmph†5OFprobably Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptP3complete, but the ink has much faded at some placesQ1RRecto; Verso is blankS DocumentaryT 9499o.bmphA8.5 X 6.1 cm30-C113H-AUnknownPH-Account or receipt concerning deliveries of grain to an unknown harborEarly IVth cent. A.D. (Jan. 24/25)Youtie HC-O.Mich.inv. 9499GreekCairo5OstNoNoprobably Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of Egyptsee<_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>†6hA4 X 5 cm30-C28D-AUnknownPH-List of menLate IIIrd/early IVth cent. A.D.Youtie HC-O.Mich.inv. 9498GreekCairo6OstNoNoprobably Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of Egyptsee electronic version of OMich III, 1087- -nese[- - -]; SByrion [son of - - -]; Pelalis [son of - - -]; Sarapi[- - -]; Isi[- - -]1087Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptOMich IIILiturgy (compulsory work)List of Liturgical Workers1951broken at the top, right and bottom1Recto; Verso is blankDocumentary9498o.bmp<_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>iX- -nese[- - -]; Syrion [son of - - -]; Pelalis [son of - - -]; Sarapi[- - -]; Isi[- - -]jdone, on ph. Scannedk publishedp3/28/97s893†7AO.Mich.inv. 9497COstD-E Youtie HCF OMich IIIG1095H1951UNoWNoX 30-C84K-A[Name of individual (name tag)\ 13 X 6.3 cmn=Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptoGreekr1s)see electronic version of OMich III, 1095uUnknownvIIIrd cent. A.D.wCairox1 nameyHarp(--)zName tag{-|PHOFprobably Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptPcompleteQ1RRecto; Verso is blankS DocumentaryT 9497o.bmphFullSizeFront_R2><†7hA13 X 6.3 cm30-C84K-AUnknownPH-1 nameIIIrd cent. A.D.Youtie HC-O.Mich.inv. 9497GreekCairo1OstNoNoprobably Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of Egyptsee electronic version of OMich III, 1095Harp(--)1095Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptOMich IIIName tagName of individual (name tag)1951complete1Recto; Verso is blankDocumentary9497o.bmp<_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFro†7hCnt_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>iHarp( )jdone, on ph. Scannedk publishedp3/31/97s892†8AO.Mich.inv. 9496COstD-E Youtie HCF OMich IIIG1096H1951UNoWNoX 30-C84H-D[Name of individual (name tag)\ 5.8 X 2.7 cmn=Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptoGreekr1s)see electronic version of OMich III, 1096uUnknownvIIIrd cent. A.D.wCairox1 nameyMareszName tag{-|PHOFprobably Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptPcompleteQ2RRecto; Verso is blankS DocumentaryT 9496o.bmphs>1Recto; Verso is blankDocumentary<_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7>†8hA5.8 X 2.7 cm30-C84H-DUnknownPH-1 nameIIIrd cent. A.D.Youtie HC-O.Mich.inv. 9496GreekCairo1OstNoNoprobably Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of Egyptsee electronic version of OMich III, 1096Mares1096BKaranis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptOMich IIIName tagName of individual (name tag)1951complete2Recto; Verso is blankDocumentary9496o.bmp<_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFrontc†8hC_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>iMaresjdone, on ph. Scannedk publishedp3/31/97s891 †9AO.Mich.inv. 9495COstD-E Youtie HCF OMich IIIG1026H1951UNoWNoX 30-C84H-C[;Receipt of tax payment in kind (or memorandum of delivery?)\ 3.6 X 3.2 cmn=Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptoGreekr2s)see electronic version of OMich III, 1026uUnknownvIst cent. B.C./Ist cent. A.D.wCairoxBReceipt or memorandum for delivery of beer from or to a Petos[---]y Petos[- - -]zTaxation; Tax collection{-|PHOFprobably Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptP#broken at the left and at the rightQ1RRecto; Verso is blankS DocumentaryT 9495o.bmphPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_†9hA3.6 X 3.2 cm30-C84H-CUnknownPH-Receipt or memorandum for delivery of beer from or to a Petos[---]Ist cent. B.C./Ist cent. A.D.Youtie HC-O.Mich.inv. 9495GreekCairo2OstNoNoprobably Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of Egyptsee electronicB version of OMich III, 1026Petos[- - -]1026Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptOMich IIITaxation; Tax collectionReceipt of tax payment in kind (or memorandum of delivery?)1951broken at the left and at the right1Recto; Verso is blankDocumentary9495o.bmpP>†9hCL<_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>(iAT[On - - -] 13, (has brought/has been brought to) Petos[- - -] 1(?) keramion of beer.T@A> C  K >jdone, on ph. Scannedk publishedp3/26/97†:AO.Mich.inv. 9492COstD-E Youtie HCF OMich IIIG1084H1951UNoWNoX 30-C36P-D[List of Liturgical Workers\ 8 X 10.2 cmn=Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptoGreekr4s)see electronic version of OMich III, 1084uUnknownvIIIrd/IVth cent. A.D.wCairox List of menySarapon(?); Apon(?); DioszLiturgy (compulsory work){-|PHOFprobably Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptP:†:PcompleteQ1RRecto; Verso is blankS DocumentaryT 9492o.bmphA8 X 10.2 cm30-C36P-DUnknownPH-List of menIIIrd/IVth cent. A.D.Youtie HC-O.Mich.inv. 9492GreekCairo4OstNoNoprobably Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of Egyptsee electronic version of OMich III, 1084Sarapon(?); Apon(?); Dios.Mich.inv. 9492COstD-E Youtie HCF OMich IIIG1084H1951UNoWNoX 30-C36P-D[List of Liturgical Workers\ 8 X 10.2 cmn=Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptoGreekr4s)see electronic version of OMich III, 1084uUnknownvIIIrd/IVth cent. A.D.wCairox List of menySarapon(?); Apon(?); DioszLiturgy (compulsory work){-|PHOFprobably Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptPcompleteQ1†:hB1084Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptOMich IIILiturgy (compulsory work)List of Liturgical Workers1951complete1Recto; Verso is blankDocumentary9492o.bmp<_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFrCont_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>iSarapon(?); Apon(?); Diosj done, on ph.k publishedp3/28/97s888 †;AO.Mich.inv. 9491COstD!Archive of Palemon son of PtollasE Youtie HCF OMich IIIG1011H1951UNoWNoX 30-C36N-G[Receipt for Tax Payment in Kind\ 8.8 X 10.2 cmE q†;hB1011Paeseou (Paesis?), corrected to: Palemon son of Ptollas (see O. Mich. II, p. 214 etc.); Komon1011Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptOMich IIITaxation (Land); Tax collectionReceipt for Tax Payment in Kind1951complete; faded at the bottom1Recto; Verso is blankDocumentary9491o.bmp<_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>Gcomplete; faded at the bottom1Recto; Verso is blankDocumentary8.8 X 10.2 cm30-C36N-GKomonPHArchive of Palemon son of PtollasReceipt for chaff paid by Palemon304/305 A.D.Youtie HC-O.Mich.inv. 9491GreekCairo5OstNoNounknown harbor, Herakleopolite or Memphite nome, province of Egyptsee electronic version of OMich III, A*†complete1Recto; Verso is blankDocumentary9488o.bmp<_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>iIn the granary of the village of Kerkesoucha, of Karanis, has shifted Palemon, through Ouenaphris, to the harbor of Leukogion, of the crops of the 19th year, through Ares, donkey-driver, 1 1/2 donkey of wheat. On Tybi 8.jDone, on ph. Scannedk publishedp3/28/97s8853><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DnkGI†zTLiturgy (compulsory public service); Tax collection; Taxation (land); Transportation{Karanis; Leukogion|PHO=Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptPcomplete, but fadedQ1RRecto; Verso is blankS DocumentaryT 9759o.bmphA6.9 X 10.3 cm32-C41G-D(Unnamed) Tax-collectorPH-Receipt for transport of grain to the harbor of Leukogion by PaoutSept. 18, 304 or 312 (?) A.D.Youtie HCKaranis; LeukogionO.Mich.inv. 9759GreekCairo6OstNoNoKaranis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of Egypt<_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DH N8transportW3W<WWW-WRWWWWtransportationW.W=WtransportedHWUWWMW$W'WfWWtransportersWWWtransportingWtravelling2W`WiWtravelsWWWWWWtreadWtreasurer`Wtreasury9W"W.WtreatedWWtreatiseWyWWtreesWWWtrespassWWtriadelphosWWtrialPWhWWWVWXW^WWWWtribesDWtriedWtrierSWtrierarchema_WtriesWtriptychWtroopsWWtroubleOWtroubled7WtryingWtryphonWtullusWtunicsWturma}WturnKWturnedkWtutelageyWtwelveWWtwenty-six}Wtwice{WGWKWtwinsWtwoEW`WaWtW{WWWWW5W?WDWEW<_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_6*†=hA8 X 5.5 cm30-C36N-CUnknownPH-List of 2 menLate IIIrd cent. A.D.Youtie HC(Argaitis?) phiale (canal)O.Mich.inv. 9487GreekCairo3OstNoNoprobably Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of Egyptsee electronic version of OMich III, 1035[----]phris son of Abous1035Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptOMich IIIIrrigation; Dyke Corve (compulsory work); TaxationList concerning work on the embankments1951broken at left1Recto; Verso is blankDocumentary9487o.bmp<_600DPIFront_R1>d†=hC$<_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>iV[- - -]phris son of Abous; [- - -] . . . [=] 2 [men(?)] on the (Argaitis?) phiale.jdone, on ph. Scannedk publishedp3/27/97s884†>AO.Mich.inv. 9486COstD7+ O. Mich. Inv. 9485; archive of Palemon son of PtollasE Youtie HCF OMich IIIG1050H1951UNoWNoX 30-C36N-A+B[#List of Donkey Drivers and Caravans\%9.5 X 15 cm (when combined with 9486)n=Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptoGreekr16s)see electronic version of OMich III, 1050uUnknownv Late IIIrd/early IVth cent. A.D.wCairoxList of donkey drivers9Documentary<_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIF†>9A,Palemon son of Ptollas (see O. Mich. II, p. 214 etc.); Kephalas; Sotas son of Apollonios; Orsenouphis; Iniranis (Niranis) auletes(?) (see also O. Mich. I, 83); Clemens; Kastor son of Ptolemaios (see O.Mich. I, p. 196); Sinas; Ptollarion; Abok; Serenus; Palemon son of Palemon(?); Abok son of Pal[---],zProfession; Transportation{-|PHOFprobably Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptP'broken at the bottom(?) and lower rightQ1RRecto; Verso is blankS DocumentaryT 9485o.bmph 2 Kastor son of Ptolemaios Inv. 9485; archive of Palemon son of PtollasList of donkey driversLate IIIrd/early IVth cent. A.D.Youtie HC-O.Mich.inv. 9486GreekCairo16OstNoNoprobably Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province C `‚\ 7 x 8.1 cmn=Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptoGreekr7s PalimpsestuUnknownvIVth cent. A.D.wCairox Money accountyIIsidoros son of Psenmais; Ptollas; Paian; Isidoros; Ptolemaios; NeilammonzAccount|PHOFprobably Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptPCompleteQ1RRecto; Verso is blankS DocumentaryhA7 x 8.1 cm28-209*-AUnknownPHSee also O.Mich. I, 113a (first text on the ostracon)Money accountIVth cent. A.D.Amundsen LO.Mich.inv. 9165GreekCairo7OstNoNoprobably Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptPalimpsestIsidoros son of Psenmais;ebts from past times up to the month Pharmouthi and for the month Pharmouthi also of the coming ninth year of Tiberius Claudius Caesar AuguC†>hCProfession; TransportationList of Donkey Drivers and Caravans1951broken at the bottom(?) and lower right1Recto; Verso is blankDocumentary9485o.bmp<_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_6D00DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>_ialemon son of PtollasList of donkey driversLate IIIrd/early IVth cent. A.D.Youtie HC-O.Mich.inv. 9486GreekCairo16OstNoNoprobably Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province <†>hA9.5 X 15 cm (when combined with 9486)30-C36N-A+BUnknownPH+ O. Mich. Inv. 9485; archive of Palemon son of PtollasList of donkey driversLate IIIrd/early IVth cent. A.D.Youtie HC-O.Mich.inv. 9486GreekCairo16OstNoNoprobably Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province Bof Egyptsee electronic version of OMich III, 1050Palemon son of Ptollas (see O. Mich. II, p. 214 etc.); Kephalas; Sotas son of Apollonios; Orsenouphis; Iniranis (Niranis) auletes(?) (see also O. Mich. I, 83); Clemens; Kastor son of Ptolemaios (see O.Mich. I, p. 196); Sinas; Ptollarion; Abok; Serenus; Palemon son of Palemon(?); Abok son of Pal[---]1050Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptOMich III †@hA9.5 X 15 cm (when combined with 9486)30-C36N-A+B+ O. Mich. Inv. 9486; archive of Palemon son of PtollasLate IIIrd/early IVth cent. A.D.Youtie HCO.Mich.inv. 9485GreekCairo16OstNoNo1050Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptOMich IIIList of Donkey Drivers and CaravaBns19511Recto; Verso is blank9485o.bmp<_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>k published †@P†@hCht_R2><_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>DiAOf the barley of the annona of the 5th epigraphe, of the horiodeiktia of Karanis, through Pan( ), boundary inspector, eleven artabai, equal 11 artabai of barley. I, Herodes, have signed. In the 12th, 11th and 4th year, on Hathyr 1.@A>  >jdone, on ph. Scannedk publishedl#J.D. Thomas, BASP 15 (1978) p. 136.p3/25/97†AAO.Mich.inv. 9480COstD$archive of Palemon son of Ptollas(?)E Youtie HCF OMich IIIG1109H1951UNoWNoX 30-C36M-L[Fragmentary Text\ 9.7 X 8.8 cmn=Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of Egyptj†@AO.Mich.inv. 9483COstD-E Youtie HCF OMich IIIG1007H1951KBL VII, 291 (line 1, date)UNoWNoX 30-C36M-O[Receipt for Tax Payment in Kind\ 9.5 X 8.2 cmn=Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptoGreekr5s)see electronic version of OMich III, 1007uHerodesv"Oct. 29, 295 or Oct. 28, 296 A.D.?wCairoxAReceipt of grain paid by a Ptolem(--) in the name of an AntoninusyPan(--) horiodeiktes; HerodeszTaxation (Land); Tax collection{horiodeiktia of Karanis|PHO=Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptPcompleteQ1RRecto; Verso is blankS DocumentaryT 9483o.bmph@A>  >j done, on ph.k publishedl#J.D. Thomas, BASP 15 (1978) p. 136.p3/25/97†@hA9.5 X 8.2 cm30-C36M-OHerodesPH-Receipt of grain paid by a Ptolem(--) in the name of an AntoninusBL VII, 291 (line 1, date)Oct. 29, 295 or Oct. 28, 296 A.D.?Youtie HChoriodeiktia of KaranisO.Mich.inv. 9483GreekCairo5OstNoNoKaranis, Herakleidou meris, ArsinoiBte nome, province of Egyptsee electronic version of OMich III, 1007Pan(--) horiodeiktes; Herodes1007Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptOMich IIITaxation (Land); Tax collectionReceipt for Tax Payment in Kind1951complete1Recto; Verso is blankDocumentary9483o.bmp9.7 X 8.8 cm30-C36M-LUnknownPHarchive of Palemon son of Ptollas(?)Fragment with a nameLate IIIrd/early IVth cent. A.D.Youtie HC-O.Mich.inv. 9480GreekCairo3OstNoNoprobably Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of Egyptsee electronic version-C36M-L[Fragmentary Text\ 9.7 X 8.8 cmn=Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptoGreekr3P†AhB of OMich III, 1109Palemon [son of Ptollas?] (see O. Mich. II, p. 214 etc.)1109Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptOMich III-Fragmentary Text1951broken at the top(?); illegible at the bottom (surface lost)1Recto; Verso is blankDocumentary9480o.bmp<_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>#i[- - -] Palemon [- - -]jdone, on ph. Scannedk publishedp3/31/97 †BAO.Mich.inv. 9479COstD,archive of Palemon son of Ptollas (& family)E Youtie HCC@†BhA6 X 4.2 cm30-C36M-J(Unnamed) Tax-collectorPHarchive of Palemon son of Ptollas (& family)Receipt for delivery of grain brought by a Palemon, in the name of a Ptollas, to an unknown harborMay 27, 298 A.D.Youtie HCKaranis; horiodeiktia (of Karanis)O.Mich.inv. 9479GreekCairo7OstNoNoprobably Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of Egyptsee electronic version of OMich III, 1067Ptollas son of Sokrates (see ZPE 88 [1991] 186-187); Palemon (son of Ptollas) (see O. Mich. II, p. 214 etc.)1067Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptOMich IIILiturgy (compulsory public service); Tax collection; Taxation (land); TransportationRe067†ChA4.5 X 5 cm30-C36M-HSeverinus & Andreas, dekaprotoiPHarchive of Palemon son of Ptollas (& family)Receipt for delivery of grain brought by a Palemon, in the name of a Sokr(--), to an unknown harbor297/298 (?) A.D.Youtie HCKaranis; epoikion of ChairemonO.Mich.inv.9478GreekCairo11OstNoNoBprobably Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of Egyptsee electronic version of OMich III, 1066Severinus (dekaprotos); Andreas (dekaprotos); Sokr(--); Palemon (son of Ptollas) (see O. Mich. II, p. 214 etc.); Chairemon (see Geographica)1066Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptOMich IIILiturgy (compulsory public service); Tax collection; Taxation (land); TrOstP†BF OMich IIIG1067H1951UNoWNoX 30-C36M-J[Receipt for Transport of Grain\ 6 X 4.2 cmn=Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptoGreekr7s)see electronic version of OMich III, 1067u(Unnamed) Tax-collectorvMay 27, 298 A.D.wCairoxbReceipt for delivery of grain brought by a Palemon, in the name of a Ptollas, to an unknown harborylPtollas son of Sokrates (see ZPE 88 [1991] 186-187); Palemon (son of Ptollas) (see O. Mich. II, p. 214 etc.)zTLiturgy (compulsory public service); Tax collection; Taxation (land); Transportation{"Karanis; horiodeiktia (of Karanis)|PHOFprobably Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptPcompleteQ1RRecto; Verso is blankS DocumentaryT 9479o.bmph Palemon (son of Ptollas) (see O. Mich. II, p. 214 etc.)1067Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptOMich IIITax collection; Taxation (land); TransportationReceipt for D†JiAOf the horiodeiktia of Karanis, of the crops of the 15th, 14th (and) 7th year, of the dekaprotoi Horion and Philotas, in the name of Palemon, fourteen donkeys, = 14. In the 16th, 15th (and) 8th year, on Phamenoth 19.@Af    V  ` fjDone, on ph. Scannedk publishedp3/28/97s860†KAO.Mich.inv. 9455COstD!archive of Palemon son of PtollasE Youtie HCF OMich IIIG1074H1951UNoWNoX 30-C36J-L[Receipt for Transport of Grain\ 10 X 7.5 cmn=Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptoGreekr4s)see electronic version of OMich III, 1074uHorion & Philotas, dekaprotoiv 300/301 A.D.wCairoxGReceipt for delivery of grain brought by a Palemon to an unknown harbory_Horion, dekaprotos; Philotas, dekaprotos; Palemon son of Ptollas (see O. Mich. II, p. 214 etc.)zTLiturgy (compulsory public service); Tax collection; Taxation (land); Transportation{-|PHnnedb#†DAO.Mich.inv. 9472COstD,archive of Palemon son of Ptollas (& family)E Youtie HCF OMich IIIG1061H1951UNoWNoX 30-C36L-S[Receipt for Transport of Grain\ 7.7 X 9.5 cmn=Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptoGreekr5s)see electronic version of OMich III, 1061u(Unnamed) Tax-collectorvJan. 31, 289 A.D.wCairoxXReceipt for delivery of grain to an unknown harbor, by a Palemon in the name of a Ptolasy~Ptolas (Ptollas) son of Sokrates (see ZPE 88 [1991] 186-187}; Palemon (son of Ptollas) (see O. Mich. II, p. 214 etc.); KleitoszCLiturgy (compulsory public service); Tax collection; Transportation{horiodeiktia of Karanis; Ibion|PHOFprobably Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptPcompleteQ1RRecto; Verso is blankS DocumentaryT 9472o.bmph blankS DocumentaryT 9472o.bmph72o.bmphC@C†CD,archive of Palemon son of Ptollas (& family)E Youtie HCF OMich IIIG1066H1951UNoWNoX 30-C36M-H[Receipt for Transport of Grain\ 4.5 X 5 cmn=Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptoGreekr11s)see electronic version of OMich III, 1066uSeverinus & Andreas, dekaprotoiv297/298 (?) A.D.wCairoxcReceipt for delivery of grain brought by a Palemon, in the name of a Sokr(--), to an unknown harborySeverinus (dekaprotos); Andreas (dekaprotos); Sokr(--); Palemon (son of Ptollas) (see O. Mich. II, p. 214 etc.); Chairemon (see Geographica)zTLiturgy (compulsory public service); Tax collection; Taxation (land); Transportation{Karanis; epoikion of Chairemon|PHOFprobably Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptPnearly completeQ1RRecto; Verso is blankS DocumentaryT 9478o.bmph blankS DocumentaryT 9478o.bmphdonkey, = 1.@A>  >jDone, on ph. Scannedand)†ChCansportationReceipt for Transport of Grain1951nearly complete1Recto; Verso is blankDocumentary9478o.bmp<_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_60D[0DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>%iAIn the granary of the horiodeiktia of Karanis, through Severinus and Andreas, for the crops of the 13th and 12th and 5th year, in the name of Sokr( ), (through) donkeys of the same, through Palemon, (for) the epoikion of Chairemon, one donkey, = 1.@A>  >jDone, on ph. Scannedk publishedp3/28/97s875†EhB nome, province of Egyptsee electronic version of OMich III, 1062Potammon; Isidoros; Demetrios1062Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptOMich IIILiturgy (compulsory public service); Tax collection; Taxation (land); TransportationReceipt for Transport of Grain1951slightly broken at the right1Recto; Verso is blCankDocumentary9470o.bmp<_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>iA6rhE$<_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>iA(Col. I too fragmentary to be translated) (Col. II) Aurelii Aunes, Apolinarios, and their associates, Aes, Isidoros, and their associates, and Kopres, Panisates, Kanoles, and Patas, all apodektai of the harbor of Leukogion, to Aurelii Akas, Pekysis, Ptolemaios, and the associate tax collectors of the village of Philadelphia, greetings. We have received from you, from the same village, in the same harbor, [. . .] artabai of barley [- - -]jAGdone on the orig.; conservation19; scanned Check HSCP 75 (1971) 187-188G@A* +  *k publishedp10/28/98s2135s of the harbor of Leukogion; Aurelius Aes, apodek[]†OFprobably Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptPbroken at the leftQ1RRecto; Verso is blankS DocumentaryT 9626o.bmphA4.7 X 3.8 cm30-X(Unnamed) Tax-collectorPH-Receipt for delivery of grain by a Neme[---], in the name of a son(?) of Ouenaphris, to an unknown harborBL VIII, 528 (Date)Dec. 19, 264 A.D.Youtie HCDinnisO.Mich.inv. 9626GreekCairo4OstNoNoprobably Karanis, Heraklear, in the name of Ptolas son of Sokrates, through Palemon, through beasts of Ibion.j Done, on ph.k publishedp3/28/97†EAO.Mich.inv. 9470COstD-E Youtie HCF OMich IIIG1062H1951UNoWNoX 30-C36L-Q[3Receipt for Delivery from the Granary to the Harbor\ 8 X 5.2 cmn=Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptoGreekr68q†Es)see electronic version of OMich III, 1062u(Unnamed) Tax-collectorvFeb. 2, 289 A.D.wCairox[Receipt for delivery of grain by a Demetrios in the name of a Potammon to an unknown harboryPotammon; Isidoros; DemetrioszTLiturgy (compulsory public service); Tax collection; Taxation (land); Transportation{ horiodeiktia of Karanis; [- - -]|PHOFprobably Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptPslightly broken at the rightQ1RRecto; Verso is blankS DocumentaryT 9470o.bmphA8 X 5.2 cm30-C36L-Q(Unnamed) Tax-collectorPH-Receipt for delivery of grain by a Demetrios in the name of a Potammon to an unknown harborFeb. 2, 289 A.D.Youtie HChoriodeiktia of Karanis; [- - -]O.Mich.inv. 9470GreekCairo6OstNoNoprobably Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite†EiAOf the granary of the village of the horiodeiktia of Karanis, of the crops of the 4th and 3rd year, in the name of Potammon, through Isidoros, through beasts [of - - -?], through Demetrios, five donkeys, equal 5 donkeys. In the 5th and 4th year, on Mecheir 5.@A> %  1 >jDone, on ph. Scannedk publishedp3/28/97s868ative>Noeither Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome or unknown harborB, Herakleopolite or Memphite nome, province of Egyptsee electronic version of OMich III, 1062Potammon; Isidoros; Demetrios1062Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptOMich IIITax collection; Taxation (land); TransportationReceipt for Delivery from the Granary to the Harbor1951slightly broken at the right1Recto;+†FAO.Mich.inv. 9468COstD,archive of Palemon son of Ptollas (& family)E Youtie HCF OMich IIIG1001H1951UNoWNoX 30-C36L-O[Receipt for money tax\ 8.5 X 6.3 cmn=Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptoGreekr5s)see electronic version of OMich III, 1001u ArtemidorosvJuly 19, 292 A.D.wCairox?Receipt for tax payment by a Palemon in the name of a ChairemonyChairemon son of Ptollas grandson of Arabikos; Palemon (son of Ptollas?) (see O. Mich. II, p. 214); Artemidoros . . . (son of Achill--?)zTaxation; Tax collection{-|PH8.5 X 6.3 cmn=Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptoGreekr5s)see electronic version of OMich III, 1001u ArtemidorosvJuly 19, 292 A.D.wCairox?Receipt for tax payment by a Palemon in the name of a ChairemonyChairemon son of Ptollas grandson of Arabikos; Palemon (son of Ptollas?) (see O. Mich. II, p. 214); Artemidoros . . . (son of Achill--?)zTaxation; Tax collection{-|PH†FOFprobably Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptPcomplete, but faded at rightQ1RRecto; Verso is blankS DocumentaryT 9468o.bmphA8.5 X 6.3 cm30-C36L-OArtemidorosPHarchive of Palemon son of Ptollas (& family)Receipt for tax payment by a Palemon in the name of a ChairemonJuly 19, 292 A.D.Youtie HC-O.Mich.inv. 9468GreekCairo5OstNoNoprobably Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of Egypt<_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>B†FhB/>see electronic version of OMich III, 1001Chairemon son of Ptollas grandson of Arabikos; Palemon (son of Ptollas?) (see O. Mich. II, p. 214); Artemidoros . . . (son of Achill--?)1001Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptOMich IIITaxation; Tax collectionReceipt for money tax1951complete, but faded at right1RectoC; Verso is blankDocumentary9468o.bmp<_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>B†HxcReceipt for delivery of grain brought by a Palemon in the name of a Ptollas(?) to an unknown harboryu[Ptollas son of] Sokrates(?) (see ZPE 88 [1991] 186-187); Palemon [son of Ptollas(?)] (see O. Mich. II, p. 214 etc.)zTLiturgy (compulsory public service); Tax collection; Taxation (land); Transportation{horiodeiktia of Karanis|PHOFprobably Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptPsurface lost at the rightQ1RRecto; Verso is blankS DocumentaryT 9462o.bmphA8.5 X 6.7 cm30-C36L-H(Unnamed) Tax-collectorPHarchive of Palemon son of PtollasReceipt for delivery of grain brought by a Palemon in the name of a Ptollas(?) to an unknown harborLate IIIrd/early IVth cent. A.D.Youtie HChoriodeiktia of KaranisO.Mich.inv. 9462GreekCairo3OstNoNo<_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>i- - - - - - Serenus son of Dioskoros Mimos(?) son of the same; - - - son of Neilos; On the (Argaitis?) phiale. Pallas; Palemon son of Tiouk ; Anamoun; Apalysa(?); Isidoros son of Heras; Padeukis son of Atisios.jdone, on ph. Scannedk publishedp3/27/97s863 of men, concerning work on the embankmentsLate IIIrd/early IVth cent. A.D.Youtie HC(Argaitis?) phiale (canal)O.Mich.inv. 9464GreekCairo10OstNoNonre>Documentary9448o.bmp9464o.bmp<_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_G†GhBprobably Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of Egyptsee electronic version of OMich III, 1036Serenus son of Dioskoros; Mimos(?) son of the same; - - - son of Neilos; Pallas; Palemon son of Tiouk (father unknown) (see O.Mich. III, p. 187); Anamoun; Apalysa(?); Isidoros son of Heras; Padeukis son of Atisios (Atisis)1036Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptOMich IIIIrrigation; Dyke Corve (compulsory work); Personal status: apator (of unknown father); Taxation; Woman(?)List concerning work on the embankments1951(with inv. 9448) slightly broken at upper right corner1Recto; Verso is blankDocumentary9448o.bmp9464o.bmp<_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>iAOf the granary of the horiodeiktia of Karanis, of the crops [- - - in the name of Ptollas(?) son of] Sokrates(?), through Palemon [- - -] thirteen donkeys, = 13 [- - -]@A>   " >jDone, on ph. Scannedk publishedp3/28/97s8628.5 X 6.7 cm30-C36L-H(Unnamed) Tax-collectorPHarchive of Palemon son of PtollasReceipt for delivery of grain brought by a Palemon in the nams of a Ptollas(?)Late IIIrd/early IVth cent. A.D.Youtie HChoriodeiktia of KaranisO.Mich.inv. 9462GreekCairo3OstNoNoeither Karanis, Hept for delivery of grain brought by a Palemon in the nams of a Ptollas(?)N†IAO.Mich.inv. 9460COstD/archive of Palemon son of Ptollas (& family)(?)E Youtie HCF OMich IIIG1065H1951UNoWNoX 30-C36L-F[Receipt for Transport of Grain\ 3.5 X 6.4 cmn=Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptoGreekr6s)see electronic version of OMich III, 1065u(Unnamed) Tax-collectorvJune / July, 293 A.D.wCairox2Receipt for delivery of grain to an unknown harbory[- - -]zTLiturgy (compulsory public service); Tax collection; Taxation (land); Transportation{Karanis; N[- - -]|PHOFprobably Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of Egyptn=Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptoGreekr6s)see electronic version of OMich III, 1065u(Unnamed) Tax-collectorvJune / July, 293 A.D.wCairox2Receipt for delivery of grain to an unknown harbory[- - -]zTLiturgy (compulsory public service); Tax collection; Taxation (land); Transportation{Karanis; N[- - -]|PHOFprobably Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptQ1†HhBin>probably Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of Egyptsee electronic version of OMich III, 1070[Ptollas son of] Sokrates(?) (see ZPE 88 [1991] 186-187); Palemon [son of Ptollas(?)] (see O. Mich. II, p. 214 etc.)1070Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptOMich IIILiturgy (compulsory public service); Tax collection; Taxation (land); TransportationReceipt for Transport of Grain1951surface lost at the right1Recto; Verso is blankDocumentary9462o.bmp<_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DE†IPbroken at the rightQ1RRecto; Verso is blankS DocumentaryT 9460o.bmphA3.5 X 6.4 cm30-C36L-F(Unnamed) Tax-collectorPHarchive of Palemon son of Ptollas (& family)(?)Receipt for delivery of grain to an unknown harborJune / July, 293 A.D.Youtie HCKaranis; N[- - -]O.Mich.inv. 9460GreekCairo6OstNoNoprobably Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite no, province of Egypts, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptoGreekr6s)see electronic version of OMich III, 1065u(Unnamed) Tax-collectorvJune / July, 293 A.D.wCairoxReceipt for delivery of grainy[- - -]z/Tax collection; Taxation (land); Transportation{Karanis; N[- - -]|PHOweither Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome or unknown harbor, Herakleopolite or Memphite nome, province of Egypt†IhBme, province of Egyptsee electronic version of OMich III, 1065[- - -]1065Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptOMich IIILiturgy (compulsory public service); Tax collection; Taxation (land); TransportationReceipt for Transport of Grain1951broken at the right1Recto; Verso is blankDocumentary9460o.bmp<_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>hitiP†IiAOf the granary of the village of Karanis, of the dekaprotoi(?) [- - -], of the crops of the 8th and 7th year [in the name of - - -], through beasts of N[- - -, - - -], ten(?) donkeys(?) [- - -]. In the ninth [and 8th] year, on Epeiph [- - -].@A> 1  ; >jDone, on ph. Scannedk publishedp3/28/97s861†JAO.Mich.inv. 9457COstD!archive of Palemon son of PtollasE Youtie HCF OMich IIIG1073H1951UNoWNoX 30-C36J-N[Receipt for Transport of Grain\6 X 5 cmn=Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptoGreekr6s)see electronic version of OMich III, 1073uHorion & Philotas, dekaprotoivMar. 15, 300 A.D.wCairoxGReceipt for delivery of grain brought by a Palemon to an unknown harborybHorion, dekaprotos; Philotas, dekaprotos; Palemon (son of Ptollas?) (see O. Mich. II, p. 214 etc.)zTLiturgy (compulsory public service); Tax collection; Taxation (land); Transportation{horiodeiktia of Karanis†JhBrsinoite nome, province of Egyptsee electronic version of OMich III, 1073Horion, dekaprotos; Philotas, dekaprotos; Palemon (son of Ptollas?) (see O. Mich. II, p. 214 etc.)1073Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptOMich IIILiturgy (compulsory public service); Tax collection; Taxation (land); TransportationReceipt for Transport of Grain1951complete1Recto; Verso is blankDocumentary9457o.bmp<_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>i!!+„iOf the dekaprotoi of Dionysias: Polion, freedman of Isidora, (has shifted) one donkey, equal 1 donkey; and for Lucius, one donkey, equal [1] donkey(?). Year 1, Pauni 26.j0Done on ph.; scanned Check readings on the orig.k publishedl H.C. Youtie, ZPE 18 (1975) p. 84p11/6/98s83adings>Animal; Personal status: freedman; Tax collection; TransportReceipt for Transport of Grain1935Complete1Recto; Verso is blankCDocumentary4235o.bmp<_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>>5OstNoNont_R6><P†J|PHOFprobably Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptPcompleteQ1RRecto; Verso is blankS DocumentaryT 9457o.bmphA6 X 5 cm30-C36J-NHorion & Philotas, dekaprotoiPHarchive of Palemon son of PtollasReceipt for delivery of grain brought by a Palemon to an unknown harborMar. 15, 300 A.D.Youtie HChoriodeiktia of KaranisO.Mich.inv. 9457GreekCairo6OstNoNoprobably Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Aont_R2><_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBac@g†KOFprobably Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptP!complete, but faded at the bottomQ1RRecto; Verso is blankS DocumentaryT 9455o.bmphA10 X 7.5 cm30-C36J-LHorion & Philotas, dekaprotoiPHarchive of Palemon son of PtollasReceipt for delivery of grain brought by a Palemon to an unknown harbor300/301 A.D.Youtie HC-O.Mich.inv. 9455GreekCairo4OstNoNoprobably Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province y either Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, or unknoTax-collector (Horion & Philotas?)v 300/301 A.D.wCairox2Receipt for delivery of grain brought by a Palemony_Horion, dekaprotos; Philotas, dekaprotos; Palemon son of Ptollas (see O. Mich. II, p. 214 etc.)z/Tax collection; Taxation (land); Transportation{-|PHP†gwCairox0Receipt for chaff brought by a son of Pankratiosy9A--doros son of Pankratios; Ision (see P.Col. VII, p. 69)zTaxation (Land); Tax collection{Karanis|PHOBunknown harbor, Herakleopolite or Memphite nome, province of EgyptPcompleteQ1RRecto; Verso is blankS DocumentaryhA8.8 X 7.2 cm29-132*-PIsionPH-Receipt for chaff brought by a son of PankratiosFor the date, see P.Col. VII, p. 69.June 26, 344 A.D.Youtie HCKaranisO.Mich.inv. 9287GreekCairo6OstNoNounknown harbor, Herakleopolite or Memphite nome, province of Egypt 6  @ >jDone, on ph. Scannedk publishedp3/28/97s858†LAO.Mich.inv. 9450COstD!Archive of Palemon son of PtollasE Youtie HCF OMich IIIG1009H1951UNoWNoX 30-C36J-F[Receipt for Tax Payment in Kind\ 5.7 X 4.5 cmn=Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptoGreekr7s)see electronic version of OMich III, 1009u PhilipposvDec., 301 A.D./Jan., 302 A.D.wCairox#Receipt for chaff paid by a Palemony@Palemon son of Ptollas (see O. Mich. II, p. 214 etc.); PhilipposzTaxation (Land); Tax collection{horiodeiktia of Karanis|PHOBunknown harbor, Herakleopolite or Memphite nome, province of EgyptPslightly broken at the bottomQ1RRecto; Verso is blankS DocumentaryT 9450o.bmpP†LhA5.7 X 4.5 cm30-C36J-FPhilipposPHArchive of Palemon son of PtollasReceipt for chaff paid by a PalemonDec., 301 A.D./Jan., 302 A.D.Youtie HChoriodeiktia of KaranisO.Mich.inv. 9450GreekCairo7OstNoNounknown harbor, Herakleopolite or Memphite nome, province of Egyptsee electronic version of OMich III, 1009Palemon son of Ptollas (see O. Mich. II, p. 214 etc.); Philippos1009Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptOMich IIITaxation (Land); Tax collectionReceipt for Tax Payment in Kind1951slightly broken at the bottom1Recto; Verso is blankDocumentary9450o.b:;†MhA6.1 X 12.6 cm30-C28F-W(Unnamed) Tax-collectorPHReceipt for delivery of grain brought by an Arabikos to an unknown harborSept. 12, 302 A.D.Youtie HC-O.Mich.inv. 9445GreekCairo11OstNoNoprobably Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of Egyptsee electronic veBrsion of OMich III, 1077(unnamed) sitologoi; Arabikos son of Ptollas (see ZPE 88 [1991] p. 180)1077Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptOMich IIILiturgy (compulsory public service); Tax collection; Taxation (land); TransportationReceipt for Transport of Grain1951complete, but the lower right side of the text is much faded1Rect:;†LhCzmp<_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>ViAHas brought Palemon son of Ptollas, (for) the 4th epigraphe, of the village of the horiodeiktia of Karanis, one-hundred and fifty litrai of chaff. I, Philippos, have signed. In the 18th and 17th and 10th year, on Tybi [- -].@A 2  ; S  _  jdone, on ph. Scannedk publishedp3/26/97s854†MAO.Mich.inv. 9445COstE Youtie HCF OMich IIIG1077H1951UNoWNoX 30-C28F-W[Receipt for Transport of Grain\ 6.1 X 12.6 cm I$ƒ&hA9 x 10.6 cm27-C55A-WUnnamed sitologoiPHReceipt for transport of grain to an unknown harbor by OuenaphrisBL VII, 289 (l. 2)Oct. 23, 302 A.D.Amundsen LO.Mich.inv. 9068GreekCairo5OstNoNoprobably Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of Egypt(unnamed) sitologoi; OueBnaphris (Onnophris) son of Ptolemaios502Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptOMich ILiturgy (compulsory public service); Tax collection; Taxation (land); TransportationReceipt for Transport of Grain1935Complete, partly faded1Recto; Verso is blankDocumentaryDocumentary9445o.bmp<_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>iADThrough sitologoi, has shifted (to the harbor) Arabikos son of Ptollas, for the crops of the 17th and 16th and ninth year, . . . Pachon <Read: (from) Pharmouthi until Pachon?> five donkeys, = 5 donkeys, and from Thoth 3 until 15, three other donkeys, = [3 donkeys]. In the 19th and 18th [and 11th] year, on [Thoth] 15.D@A>    >jDone, on ph. Scannedk publishedp3/28/97s850k_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>ick_R8>i†NAO.Mich.inv. 9444COstD-E Youtie HCF OMich IIIG1085H1951UNoWNoX 30-C27C-A[List of Liturgical Workers(?)\ 7 X 3.3 cmn=Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptoGreekr3s)see electronic version of OMich III, 1085uUnknownv Late IIIrd/early IVth cent. A.D.wCairox List of meny6[- - -] son of Heron; [- - -] son of Arabikos; [- - -]zLiturgy (compulsory work)(?){-|PHOFprobably Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptPbroken at the left and bottomQ1RRecto; Verso is blank085H1951UNoWNoX 30-C27C-A[List of Liturgical Workers(?)\ 7 X 3.3 cmn=Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptoGreekr3s)see electronic version of OMich III, 1085uUnknownv Late IIIrd/early IVth cent. A.D.wCairox List of meny6[- - -] son of Heron; [- - -] son of Arabikos; [- - -]zLiturgy (compulsory work)(?){-|PHOFprobably Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptPbroken at the left and bottomQ1RRecto; Verso is blank†NS DocumentaryT 9444o.bmphA7 X 3.3 cm30-C27C-AUnknownPH-List of menLate IIIrd/early IVth cent. A.D.Youtie HC-O.Mich.inv. 9444GreekCairo3OstNoNoprobably Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of Egyptsee electronic version of OMich III, 1085[- - -] son of UNoWNoX 30-C27C-A[List of Liturgical Workers(?)\ 7 X 3.3 cmn=Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptoGreekr3s)see electronic version of OMich III, 1085uUnknownv Late IIIrd/early IVth cent. A.D.wCairox List of meny6[- - -] son of Heron; [- - -] son of Arabikos; [- - -]zLiturgy (compulsory work)(?){-|PHOFprobably Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptPbroken at the left and bottomQ1RRecto; Verso is blank†NhBHeron; [- - -] son of Arabikos; [- - -]1085Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptOMich IIILiturgy (compulsory work)(?)List of Liturgical Workers(?)1951broken at the left and bottom1Recto; Verso is blankDocumentary9444o.bmp<_600DPIFront_R1><_60C 0DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>i<[- - -] son of Heron; [- - -] son of Arabikos; [- - -] . . .jdone, on ph. Scannedk publishedp3/28/97s849U†OAO.Mich.inv. 9416COstD-E Youtie HCF OMich IIIG1000H1951UNoWNoX 29-TS15*-Bs, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptOMich IIILiturgy (compulsory work)(?)List of Liturgical Workers(?)1951broken at the left and bottom1Recto; Verso is blankDocumentary<_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFrontC_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>i<[- - -] son of Heron; [- - -] son of Arabikos; [- - -] . . .j done, on ph.k publishedp3/28/97 †OAO.Mich.inv. 9416COstD-E Youtie HCF OMich IIIG1000H1951UNoWNoX 29-TS15*-B@†OhA8.5 X 5.6 cm29-TS15*-B(unnamed) tax-collectorPH-Receipt for tax payment by an OnnophrisIst cent. B.C./Ist cent. A.D.Youtie HC-O.Mich.inv. 9416GreekCairo2OstNoNoprobably Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of Egyptsee electronic version oBf OMich III, 1000Onnophris son of Petetriphis (see also O. Mich. II, 762)1000Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptOMich IIITaxation; Tax collectionReceipt for money tax1951The writing is largely faded, and the surface is spattered with ink1Recto; Verso is blankDocumentary9416o.bmp1000Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptOMich IIITaxation; Tax collectionReceipt for money tax1951The writing is largely faded, and the surface is spattered with ink1Recto; Verso is blankDocumentary<B†PP@vhB@x Verso is blankS DocumentaryT 9414o.bmphA6.1 X 4 cm29-TS15-JUnknown tax-collectorPH-Receipt for tax payment by a Psene(--)Ist cent. B.C. /Ist cent. A.D.Youtie HC-O.Mich.inv. 9414GreekCairo2OstNoNoprobably Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of Egyptsee electronic version of OMiH1951UNoWNoX 29-TS15-J[Receipt for money tax\ 6.1 X 4 cmn=Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptoGreekr2s(see electronic version of OMich III, 982uUnknown tax-collectorvIst cent. B.C. /Ist cent. A.D.wCairox&Receipt for tax payment by a Psene(--)yPsene(--) son of SemphiaszTaxation; Tax collection{-|PHOFprobably Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptPcompleteQ1@v@x†PhBch III, 982Psene(--) son of Semphias982Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptOMich IIITaxation; Tax collectionReceipt for money tax1951complete1Recto; Verso is blankDocumentary9414o.bmp<_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFCront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>iATIn the 6th year, (has paid) Psene(--) son of Semphias, for s(--), on Thoth 29, 2000.T@A> ;  @ >jdone, on ph. Scannedk publishedp3/24/97s823Ek†Q@AhAC@†ROhB†S[hBpi†ThACP†U|hBD†V@vhBiA;†WhAC†X@hAC@†YhAC†ZhAC†[hAC†\hAC†]@OhB@sP†^ChAC †_OhBi †`@8{y hB sP2†ahA C†bOhBsP†c@A@;hAC†dSEhBi†e@y@9hB†fK hACsP†gwhBiA†h@xhBiA†ihAKEC †j@!hACCL†kO#hB"i†l@$hAC%†m@IO&hBiA†n9AJEhAYCiA'†oOhBi(†p@hACCM†qO)hB†ryhB†s@-hAC[†tn hB.i†uhAqC/†v@0O1hBDEjEji 8†y@x†QhBch III, 982Psene(--) son of Semphias982Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptOMich IIITaxation; Tax collectionReceipt for money tax1951complete1Recto; Verso is blankDocumentary<_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>iATIn the 6th year, (has paid) Psene(--) son of Semphias, for s(--), on Thoth 29, 2000.T@A> ;  @ >j done, on ph.k publishedp3/24/97 †Q@†QhA5.1 X 3.4 cm29-T4*-CUnknown tax-collectorPH-Receipt for payment for a pittakion by a MoschasIVth cent. A.D.Youtie HC-O.Mich.inv. 9408GreekCairo4OstNoNoprobably Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of Egyptsee electronic version of OMich IBII, 991---nikk(--)(?); Moschas; Hol (Horos) [son of ---]991Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptOMich IIITaxation (Land); Tax collectionReceipt for money tax1951broken at the bottom1Recto; Verso is blankDocumentary9408o.bmp<_600DPIFr†QAO.Mich.inv. 9408COstD-E Youtie HCF OMich IIIG991H1951UNoWNoX29-T4*-C[Receipt for money tax\ 5.1 X 3.4 cmn=Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptoGreekr4s(see electronic version of OMich III, 991uUnknown tax-collectorvIVth cent. A.D.wCairo8A0Receipt for payment for a pittakion by a Moschas0@A>   # >y1---nikk(--)(?); Moschas; Hol (Horos) [son of ---]zTaxation (Land); Tax collection{-|PHOFprobably Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptPbroken at the bottomQ1RRecto; Verso is blankS DocumentaryT 9408o.bmph/>OMich IIITaxation (Land); Tax collectionReceipt for money tax1951broken at the bottom1Recto; Verso is blankDocumentary<_600DPIFront_R1>8.5 X 7 cm29-F54-GUnknown tax-collectorPH-Receipt for tax payment by a HarmaiosApril 30, 1 B.C.Youtie HC-O.Mich.inv. 9403GreekCairo2OstNoNoprobably Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of Egyptsee electronic version of OMich III, 994Harmaios (Harmais) son of Melas994Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptOMich IIITaxation; Tax collectionReceipt for money tax1951complete1Recto; Verso is blankDocumentary9403o.bmp<_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>iLIn the 29th year, (has paid) Harmaios son of Melas, on Pachon 5, 2 drachmai.jdone, on ph. Scannedk publishedp3/24/97s815†SAO.Mich.inv. 9398COstD-E Youtie HCF OMich IIIG1004H1951UNoWNoX 29-F53*-E@@_hA11 x 14.5 cmJune 1922; Acquired from Nahman through the British MuseumPsenamounis, son of Psenamounis, priestPHDuplicate of P.Mich. inv. 987AThe priest Psenamounis, of Bacchias, complains to the epistrategos Lucceius Ofellianus that he has been improperly assigned by the ekboleus chomaton to work on the dike corve, despite an exemption from such work which had been granted to him at least 11 years previousBly because of his poor eyesightca. 166-169 A.D.Shelton JCBacchiasP.Mich.inv. 987GreekAnn Arbor16-PapNoYesseparate from second copyBacchias, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptLucceius Ofellianus, epistrategos; Psenamounis son of Psenamounis grandson of Psenamounis, hiereus; Antoninus (Pius), form3 cmp†S[Order for delivery in kind\ 6.8 X 8.3 cmn=Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptoGreekr5s)see electronic version of OMich III, 1004uKastorv Ist cent A.D.wCairox(Order to deliver some wheat to a ThoteusyPKastor, grammateus of Karanis; Marres (son of Marres); Thoteus thesaurophylax(?)z"Delivery; Taxation; Tax collection{Karanis|PHO=Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptPcompleteQ2RRecto; Verso is blankS DocumentaryT 9398o.bmphA6.8 X 8.3 cm29-F53*-EKastorPH-Order to deliver some wheat to a ThoteusIst cent A.D.Youtie HCKaranisO.Mich.inv. 9398GreekCairo5OstNoNoKaranis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of Egyptsee electronic version of OMich III, 1004Kastor,p†SiKastor, secretary of Karanis, to Marres, son of the same, greeting. Measure out to Thoteus, guardian of the granary(?), nine artabai of wheat, = 9 artabai of wheat. In the 2nd year, Epeiph 15.jdone, on ph. Scannedk publishedp3/25/97s812†TAO.Mich.inv. 9392COstD-E Youtie HCF OMich IIIG1106H1951UNoWNoX 29-ES40-M I[Fragmentary Text\ 3.2 X 4.5 cmn=Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptoGreekr2s)see electronic version of OMich III, 1106uUnknownvIst cent. A.D.wCairoxFragment of uncertain natureyPerigenes [- - -]zTaxation(?); Tax Collection(?){-|PHOFprobably Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptPbroken on the right sideQ1RRecto; Verso is blankS DocumentaryT 9392o.bmph600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>iKastor, secretary of Karanis, to Marres, son of the same, greeting. Measure out to Thoteus, guardian of the granary(?), nine artabai of wheat, = 9 artabai of wheat. In the 2nd year, Epeiph 15.†ThA3.2 X 4.5 cm29-ES40-M IUnknownPH-Fragment of uncertain natureIst cent. A.D.Youtie HC-O.Mich.inv. 9392GreekCairo2OstNoNoprobably Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of Egyptsee electronic version of OMich III, 1106Perigenes [-B - -]1106Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptOMich IIITaxation(?); Tax Collection(?)Fragmentary Text1951broken on the right side1Recto; Verso is blankDocumentary9392o.bmp<_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_PZ†ThCR4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>i$On Mesore [- - -] Perigenes [- - -].jdone, on ph. Scannedk publishedp3/31/97s806 †UAO.Mich.inv. 9391COstD-E Youtie HCF OMich IIIG1031H1951MCPJ IIINFuks A-Tcherikover VO497aP1964UNoWNoX 29-ES40-K[Account of uncertain nature\ 12.9 X 8.9 cmn=Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptoGreekr9s)see electronic version of OMich III, 1031uUnknownv2nd half of IInd cent. A.D.wCairox:Account of incomes of uncertain nature from PsenarpsenesisyPetorapis (Petsorapis) son of Paesis; Sarapas son of Horos; Phaesis son of Peteesis; Anchophis son of Onnophris; Pakysis son of Pakysis (see P. Mich. IV/2, p. 196); Anchophis son of Satabous (see P. Mich. IV/2, p. 149); Horos son of Sambathionzaccount{PsenarpsenesisP†U|PHONKaranis (Psenarpsenesis), Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptPcomplete; faded at some pointsQ1RRecto; Verso is blankS DocumentaryT 9391o.bmphA12.9 X 8.9 cm29-ES40-KUnknownPH-Account of incomes of uncertain nature from Psenarpsenesis2nd half of IInd cent. A.D.Youtie HCPsenarpsenesisO.Mich.inv. 9391GreekCairo9OstNoNoKaranis (Psenarpsenesis), Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of Egyptsemes of uncertain nature from PsenarpsenesisyPetorapis (Petsorapis) son of Paesis; Sarapas son of Horos; Phaesis son of Peteesis; Anchophis son of Onnophris; Pakysis son of Pakysis (see P. Mich. IV/2, p. 196); Anchophis son of Satabous (see P. Mich. IV/2, p. 149); Horos son of Sambathionzaccount{Psenarpsenesis|PH†UhDt/><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>>iAIncomes of Psenarpsenesis: Petorapis (Petsorapis) son of Paesis 2 1 1 Sarapas son of Horos 1 Phaesis son of Peteesis 1 Anchophis son of Onnophris 2 Pakysis son of Pakusis 2 Anchophis son of Satabous 2 Horos son of Sambathion 2 B = 14 jdone, on ph. Scannedk publishedp3/27/97s805†UhBe electronic version of OMich III, 1031Petorapis (Petsorapis) son of Paesis; Sarapas son of Horos; Phaesis son of Peteesis; Anchophis son of Onnophris; Pakysis son of Pakysis (see P. Mich. IV/2, p. 196); Anchophis son of Satabous (see P. Mich. IV/2, p. 149); Horos son of Sambathion1031Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptFuks A-Tcherikover V497aCPJ III1964OMich IIICaccountAccount of uncertain nature1951complete; faded at some points1Recto; Verso is blankDocumentary9391o.bmp<_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><†VAO.Mich.inv. 9376COstD-E Youtie HCF OMich IIIG1038H1951UNoWNoX 29-E24B-F[1Receipt (certificate) for work on the embankments\ 10.9 X 8 cmn=Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptoGreekr4s)see electronic version of OMich III, 1038u Libelaris 1 Phaesis son of Peteesis 1 Anchophis son of Onnophris 2 Pakysis son of Pakusis 2 Anchophis son of Satabous 2 Horos son of Sambathion 2 B = 14 j done, on ph.k publishedp3/27/97†VAO.Mich.inv. 9376COstD-E Youtie HCF OMich IIIG1038H1951UNoWNoX 29-E24B-F[1Receipt (certificate) for work on the embankments\ 10.9 X 8 cmn=Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptoGreekr4s)see electronic version of OMich III, 1038u Libelaris;c†VhBonic version of OMich III, 1038Saturnilus; Libelaris (Liberalis)1038Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptOMich IIIIrrigation; Dyke Corve (compulsory work); TaxationReceipt (certificate) for work on the embankments1951complete1Recto; Verso is blankDocumentary9376o.bmp<_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>7iO†Vv$IIIrd cent. A.D (233 or 264[?] A.D.)wCairoxACertificate for work on the embankments performed by a Saturnilusy!Saturnilus; Libelaris (Liberalis)z3Irrigation; Dyke Corve (compulsory work); Taxation{Karanis|PHO=Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptPcompleteQ1RRecto; Verso is blankS DocumentaryT 9376o.bmphA10.9 X 8 cm29-E24B-FLibelarisPH-Certificate for work on the embankments performed by a SaturnilusIIIrd cent. A.D (233 or 264[?] A.D.)Youtie HCKaranisO.Mich.inv. 9376GreekCairo4OstNoNoKaranis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of Egyptsee electr.iAIn the 12th year, on Epeiph 18. Saturnilus, of Karanis, has given one naubion of rushes and moud, = 1 naubion. (2nd hand) I, Libelaris, have signed.;†WhA9 X 8.3 cm29-E14E*-EUnknownPH-Obscure textIInd/IIIrd cent. B.C.Youtie HC-O.Mich.inv. 9372Demotic; Greek(?)Cairo3 of Demotic, 2 of Greek(?)OstNoNoprobably Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of Egyptsee electronic version of OMich III, 11B02-1102Pl. XIbKaranis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptOMich IIICryptogram?Text of Uncertain Bearing1951complete1Recto; Verso is blankDocumentary9372o.bmp<_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFrontE†WhC_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>i. . .jdone, on pl. Scannedk publishedp3/31/97s794Material>OstNoNoprobably Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of Egyptsee electronic version of OMich III, 11B02-1102Pl. XIbKaranis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptOMich IIICryptogram?Text of Uncertain Bearing1951complete1Recto; Verso is blankDocumentary<_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_†XAO.Mich.inv. 9368COstD-E Youtie HCF OMich IIIG1107H1951UNoWNoX 29-E11*-B[&Fragmentary Text (order for delivery?)\ 5.5 X 7.8 cmn=Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptoGreekr3s)see electronic version of OMich III, 1107uHorosvIst cent. A.D.wCairox1Beginning of an order for delivery or of a letteryHoros; Pamphilosz Delivery(?)|PHOFprobably Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptPcomplete(?); the ostracon looks as if a sponge had beendrawn over it; much of the lower part of the ostracon is covered with large splashes of inkQ1RRecto; Verso is blankS DocumentaryT 9368o.bmphhilosz Delivery(?)|PHOFprobably Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptPcomplete(?); the ostracon looks as if a sponge had beendrawn over it; much of the lower part of the ostracon is covered with large splashes of inkQ1RRecto; Verso is blankS DocumentaryT 9368o.bmph@†XhA5.5 X 7.8 cm29-E11*-BHorosPH-Beginning of an order for delivery or of a letterIst cent. A.D.Youtie HCO.Mich.inv. 9368GreekCairo3OstNoNoprobably Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of Egyptsee electronic version of OMich III, 1107Horos; PamphBilos1107Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptOMich IIIDelivery(?)Fragmentary Text (order for delivery?)1951complete(?); the ostracon looks as if a sponge had beendrawn over it; much of the lower part of the ostracon is covered with large splashes of ink1Recto; Verso is blankDocumentary9368o.bmp6.6 X 5.2 cm29-E7*-TUnknownPH-1 nameIIIrd cent. A.D.Youtie HC-O.Mich.inv. 9367GreekCairo1OstNoNoprobably Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of Egyptsee electronic version of OMich III, 1097Petalion ap(--)1097Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptOMich IIIName tagName of individual (name tag)1951complete1Recto; Verso is blankDocumentary9367o.bmp<_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_60Q†YhC0DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>iPetalion . . .jdone, on ph. Scannedk publishedp3/31/97s791 †ZAO.Mich.inv. 9366COstD-E Youtie HCF OMich IIIG1005H1951UNoWNoX29-E7*-H[Receipt for Tax Payment in Kind\ 4.8 X 6 cmn=Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptoGreekr6s)see electronic version of OMich III, 1005uMaronvIIIrd(?) cent. A.D.wCairox3Receipt of grain issued by a Maron to another Marony'Maron; Maron (different from preceding)zTaxation; Tax collection{-|PHOFprobably Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptPbroken at the right and bottomQ1RRecto; Verso is blankS DocumentaryT 9366o.bmph><_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront†ZhA4.8 X 6 cm29-E7*-HMaronPH-Receipt of grain issued by a Maron to another MaronIIIrd(?) cent. A.D.Youtie HC-O.Mich.inv. 9366GreekCairo6OstNoNoprobably Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of Egyptsee electronic version of OMich III, 1005BMaron; Maron (different from preceding)1005Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptOMich IIITaxation; Tax collectionReceipt for Tax Payment in Kind1951broken at the right and bottom1Recto; Verso is blankDocumentary9366o.bmp<_600DPIFront_R1l†ZhC(><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>i*(Ostracon is too damaged to be translated)jdone, on ph. Scannedk publishedp3/25/97s790†[AO.Mich.inv. 9364COstD-E Youtie HCF OMich IIIG972H1951UNoWNoX29-X[Account of Money\ 4.8 X 6 cmn=Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptoGreekr2s(see electronic version of OMich III, 972uUnknownvIInd/Ist cent. B.C.wCairoxAccount of moneyyAristo(--); Tarax(--)zAccount{-|PHOFprobably Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptPcompleteQ1RRecto; Verso is blankS DocumentaryT 9364o.bmphGenre>Documentary<_600DPIFront_R1><_600†[hA4.8 X 6 cm29-XUnknownPH-Account of moneyIInd/Ist cent. B.C.Youtie HC-O.Mich.inv. 9364GreekCairo2OstNoNoprobably Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of Egyptsee electronic version of OMich III, 972Aristo(--); Tarax(--)972Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptOMich IIIAccountAccount of Money1951complete1Recto; Verso is blankDocumentary9364o.bmp<_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DP_†[hCIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>jdone, on ph. Scannedk publishedp3/17/97s789†\AO.Mich.inv. 9353COstD-E Youtie HCF OMich IIIG1100H1951IPl. XIaUNoWNoX29-X[Writing Exercise\ 6.6 X 7.8 cmn=Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptoGreekr11s)see electronic version of OMich III, 1100uUnknownvIIIrd cent. A.D.wCairoxDList of words, ending with an affirmation of the divinity of Homerosy;Dios (Deios); Herodes (bis); Ptolemaios; Homeros (the poet)z3List; Literacy (Homerus); Religion; School; Writing{-|PHOFprobably Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptPcompleteQ1RRecto; Verso is blankS DocumentaryT 9353o.bmph><_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7†\hA6.6 X 7.8 cm29-XUnknownPH-List of words, ending with an affirmation of the divinity of HomerosIIIrd cent. A.D.Youtie HC-O.Mich.inv. 9353GreekCairo11OstNoNoprobably Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of Egyptsee electronic version of OMiBch III, 1100Dios (Deios); Herodes (bis); Ptolemaios; Homeros (the poet)1100Pl. XIaKaranis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptOMich IIIList; Literacy (Homerus); Religion; School; WritingWriting Exercise1951complete1Recto; Verso is blankDocumentary9353o.bmp<_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>.i. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Stranger Dios Stranger Herodes Ptolemaios Herodes Homer is a god, not a man.jdone, on pl. Scannedk publishedlR.A. Pack, The Greek and Latin Literary Texts from Greco-Roman Egypt (Ann Arbor, 1965[2]) No. 2746; J. Debut, ZPE 63 (1986) p. 271 no. 118bis; R. Cribiore, Writing, Teachers, and Students in Graeco-Roman Egypt (Atlanta, 1996) p. 222 no. 209p3/31/97s784tus>complete1Recto; Verso is blankDocumentary9353o.bmp9 X 8.4 cm29-C137B2-CUnknown tax-collectorPH-Receipt for tax payment by a PnepherosIst cent. B.C./Ist cent. A.D.Youtie HC-O.Mich.inv. 9346GreekCairo2OstNoNoprobably Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of Egyptsee electronic version of OMP†^COstD-E Youtie HCF OMich IIIG988H1951UNoWNoX 29-C136K-G[Receipt for money tax\ 8.8 X 8 cmn=Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptoGreekr2s(see electronic version of OMich III, 988uUnknown tax-collectorv Ist cent A.D.wCairox1Receipt for payment of beer-tax(?) by a Pnepherosy[---] Pnepheros(?) [---]zTaxation; Tax collection{-|PHOFprobably Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptPbroken at the top and rightQ1RRecto; Verso is blankS DocumentaryT 9341o.bmph_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8> icIn the 19th year, (has paid) Pnepheros son of Psenebestis for the account [of - - -, - - -]. = 140.j done, on ph.k publishedp3/24/97†^AO.Mich.inv. 9341COstD-E Youtie HC †^hA8.8 X 8 cm29-C136K-GUnknown tax-collectorPH-Receipt for payment of beer-tax(?) by a PnepherosIst cent A.D.Youtie HC-O.Mich.inv. 9341GreekCairo2OstNoNoprobably Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of Egyptsee electronic version of OMich IIBI, 988[---] Pnepheros(?) [---]988Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptOMich IIITaxation; Tax collectionReceipt for money tax1951broken at the top and right1Recto; Verso is blankDocumentary9341o.bmp<_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2 †_OFprobably Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptP0slightly(?) broken at the left; perhaps completeQ1RRecto; Verso is blankS DocumentaryT 9334o.bmphA4.5 X 4.2 cm29-C123CL-BUnknownPH-List of menLate IIIrd/early IVth cent. A.D.Youtie HC-O.Mich.inv. 9334GreekCairo4OstNoNoprobably Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of Egyptsee electronic version of OMich III, 1089Pantelis (o0DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>i?[- - -] Pnepheros(?) [- - -] beer-tax(?) on individuals [- - -]j done, on ph.k publishedp3/24/97 †_AO.Mich.inv. 9334COstD-E Youtie HCF OMich IIIG1089H1951UNoWNoX 29-C123CL-B[List of Liturgical Workers †_hBr Pantel?); Patisis son of Isidoros; Paesis son of Patermouthis; Palemon son of Thiok (Tiouk) (father unknown) (see O.Mich. III, p. 187)1089Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptOMich IIILiturgy (compulsory work); Personal status: apator (of unknown father)List of Liturgical Workers1951slightly(?) broken at the left; perhaps complete1RectoC; Verso is blankDocumentary9334o.bmp<_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>t the left; perhaps complete11089Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptOMich IIIApator (of unknown father); Liturgy (compulsory work)List of Liturgical Workers1951slightly(?) broken at the left; perhaps complete1Recto;8{ †`y)Ptolemaios son of Cheremon(?) (Chairemon)z3Irrigation; Dyke Corve (compulsory work); Taxation{-|PHOFprobably Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptPcomplete; faded at the bottomQ1RRecto; Verso is blankS DocumentaryT 9324o.bmphA6.9 X 8.3 cm29-C75B-CUnknown dyke-surveyorPH-Certificate for work on the embankments performed by a PolemaiosIIIrd cent. A.D. (June 24)Youtie HC-O.Mich.inv. 9324GreekCairo5OstNoNoprobably Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of Egyptsee nome, province of EgyptoGreekr5s)see electronic version of OMich III, 1040uUnknown dyke-surveyorvIIIrd cent. A.D. (June 24)wCairox@Certificate for work on the embankments performed by a Polemaios P†`hBelectronic version of OMich III, 1040Ptolemaios son of Cheremon(?) (Chairemon)1040Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptOMich IIIIrrigation; Dyke Corve (compulsory work); TaxationReceipt (certificate) for work on the embankments1951complete; faded at the bottom1Recto; Verso is blankDocumentary932C~4o.bmp<_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>Zi=On Pauni 30, Ptolemaios son of Cheremon(?) has given(?) . . .jDone,on ph. Scannedk publishedp3/27/972†ahA5.2 X 4.5 cm29-SG-S IUnknown dyke-surveyorPH-Certificate for work on the embankments performed by a ChairemonOct 9, 210 (?) A.D.Youtie HC-O.Mich.inv. 9323GreekCairo3OstNoNoprobably Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of Egyptsee electronBic version of OMich III, 1037Chairemon meg(--)1037Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptOMich IIIIrrigation; Dyke Corve (compulsory work); TaxationReceipt (certificate) for work on the embankments1951complete1Recto; Verso is blankDocumentary<_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>iAEIn the 19th year, on Phaophi 12, Chairemon . . . has given 1 naubion.E@A> =  D >j Done,on ph. k publishedp3/27/97s758†bAO.Mich.inv. 9322COstD-E Youtie HCF OMich IIIG1051H1951UNoWNoX 29-SG-R I[#List of Donkey Drivers and Caravans\10.3 X 12.5 cmn=Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptoGreekr6s)see electronic version of OMich III, 1051uUnknownv Late IIIrd/early IVth cent. A.D.wCairoxList of donkey driversy>kleronomoi of Achillas; Palemon [----]; Nil[---]; Aianos [---]zTransportation{-|PH2>10.3 X 12.5 cm29-SG-R IUnknownPH-List of donkey driversLate IIIrd/early IVth cent. A.D.Youtie HC-O.Mich.inv. 9322GreekCairo6OstNoNoprobably Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of Egyptsee electronic version of OMich III, 1051Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptoGreekr6s)see electronic version of OMich III, 1051uUnknownv Late IIIrd/early IVth cent. A.D.wCairoxList of donkey driversy>kleronomoi of Achillas; Palemon [----]; Nil[---]; Aianos [---]zTransportation{-|PHP†bhBkleronomoi of Achillas; Palemon [----]; Nil[---]; Aianos [---]1051Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptOMich IIITransportationList of Donkey Drivers and Caravans1951the ink has vanished from the right side of the ostracon1Recto; Verso is blankDocumentary9322o.bmp<_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>&ijHeirs of Achillas 2- Palemon [- - -] 1- Nil[- - - Aianos [- - - . . . [- - - . . . [- - -jDone,on ph. Scannedk publishedp3/27/97 P@;†chBkleronomoi of Achillas; Palemon [----]; Nil[---]; Aianos [---]1051Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptOMich IIITransportationList of Donkey Drivers and Caravans1951the ink has vanished from the right side of the ostracon1Recto; Verso is blankDocumentary<_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>ijHeirs of Achillas 2- Palemon [- - -] 1- Nil[- - - Aianos [- - - . . . [- - - . . . [- - -j Done,on ph.k publishedp3/27/97 †c@;†chA11.5 X 7.5 cm29-B163*-D IUnknownPH-Receipt of memorandum concerning 2 jarsIIIrd cent. A.D.Youtie HC-O.Mich.inv. 9308GreekCairo1OstNoNoprobably Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of Egyptsee electronic version of OMich III, 1030Apynchis son of Satyros1030Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptOMich IIITaxation; Tax collectionReceipt of tax payment in kind(?)1951complete1Recto; Verso is blankDocumentary9308o.bmp<_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><E†chC/><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>i#Apynchis son of Satyros, 2 jars(?).jdone, on ph. Scannedk publishedp3/27/97s749†dAO.Mich.inv. 9302COstD-E Youtie HCF OMich IIIG1094H1951UNoWNoX 29-235*-N[List of Liturgical Workers\ 10.5 X 10 cmn=Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptoGreekr6s)see electronic version of OMich III, 1094uUnknownv Late IIIrd/early IVth cent. A.D.wCairox List of menywIsidoros [son of - - -], kephalaiotes; Ptol[- - -]; Paesis [- - -]; Apollonios son of Alexandros; Syros son of HerakleszLiturgy (compulsory work){-|PHOFprobably Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptPHcomplete, but the right side of the ostracon is much rubbed and darkenedQ1RRecto; Verso is blank†diwIsidoros [son of - - -], foreman Ptol[- - -] Paesis [- - -] Apollonios son of Alexandros Syros son of Herakles = 5 men.jdone, on ph.; scannedk publishedp3/31/97s746A.D.Youtie HC-O.Mich.inv. 9302GreekCairo6OstNoNoprobably Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of Egyptsee electronic version of OMich III, 1094Isidoros [sonnce of EgyptPHcomplete, but the right side of the ostracon is much rubbed and darkenedQ1RRecto; Verso is blankS Documentaryhsidoros [son of - - -], kephalaiotes; Ptol[- - -]; Paesis [- - -]; Apollonios son of Alexandros; Syros son of HerakleszLiturgy (compulsory work){-|PHOFprobably Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptPHcomplete, but the right side of the ostracon is much rubbed and darkenedQ1RRecto; Verso is blankS DocumentaryhE†dhB of - - -], kephalaiotes; Ptol[- - -]; Paesis [- - -]; Apollonios son of Alexandros; Syros son of Herakles1094Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptOMich IIILiturgy (compulsory work)List of Liturgical Workers1951complete, but the right side of the ostracon is much rubbed and darkened1Recto; Verso is blankDocumentary9302o.bmp<_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>dnd darkened1Recto; Verso is blankDocumentary<_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>[iA|Isidoros [son of - - -], kephalaiotes Ptol[- - -] Paesis [- - -] Apollonios son of Alexandros Syros son of Herakles = 5 men.|@A>   % >j done, on ph.k publishedp3/31/97†eAO.Mich.inv. 9301COstD-E Youtie HCF OMich IIIG1053H1951UNoWNoX 29-235*-L[#Receipt for Delivery of Camel Cargo\ 4.5 X 4.6 cmn=Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptoGreekr4s)see electronic version of OMich III, 1053u Emp(--)(?)vIIIrd cent A.D. (June 26)wCairox,Receipt for delivery of the cargo of 1 camel@9 †ehB1053Ptolemaios, grammateus; Emp(--)(?)1053Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptOMich IIITransportationReceipt for Delivery of Camel Cargo1951complete1Recto; Verso is blankDocumentary9301o.bmp<_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_C600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>iJOn Epeiph 2, Ptolemaios, secretary, one camel. I, Emp( )(?), have signed.jDone, on ph. Scannedk publishedp3/27/97s745 †fAO.Mich.inv. 9289COstD-E Youtie HCF OMich IIIG1017H1951 †fhA9.1 X 8 cm29-132*-F ISouchidasPH-Receipt for chaff paid and transported by KomonFor the date, see P.Col. VII, p. 67July 18, 345 A.D.Youtie HCKaranisO.Mich.inv. 9289GreekCairo7OstNoNounnamed harbor, Herakleopolite or Memphite nome, province of Egyptsee electronic version of OMich III, 1017Komon son of Isidoros; Souchidas (see P.Col. VII, p. 67)1017Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptOMich IIITaxation (Land); Tax collectionReceipt for Tax Payment in Kind1951complete; much faded1Recto; Verso is blankDocumentary9289o.bmpPH-Receipt for chaff brought by a son of PankratiosFor the date, see P.Col. VII, p. 69.June 26, 344 A.D.Youtie HCKaranisO.Mich.inv. 9287GreekCairo6OstNoNoKaranis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of Egypt7OstNoNoKaranis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of Egyptsee electronic version of OMich III, 1017J9akyllasWalaMWn son of Isidoros; Souchidas1017Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptOMich IIITaxation (Land); Tax collectionReceipt for Tax Payment in Kind1951complete; much faded1Recto; Verso is blankDocumentary9289o.bmp<_600DPIFront_R1><_6C!00DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>iAOn Epeiph 24, has brought Komon son of Isidoros, for the village of Karanis, of the third indiction, two-hundred and forty litrai of chaff. I, Souchidas, have signed.@^†ghBr Descr>see electronic version of OMich III, 1016A--doros son of Pankratios; Ision (see P.Col. VII, p. 69)1016Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptOMich IIITaxation (Land); Tax collectionReceipt for Tax Payment in Kind1951complete1Recto; Verso is blankDocumentary<_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>2iete1Recto; Verso is blankDocumentary<_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>HiAOn Epeiph 24, has brought Komon son of Isidoros, for the village of Karanis, of the third indiction, two-hundred and forty litrai of chaff. I, Souchidas, have signed.@A> {  >jdone, on ph. Scannedk publishedp3/26/97†gAO.Mich.inv. 9287COstD-E Youtie HCF OMich IIIG1016H1951K$For the date, see P.Col. VII, p. 69.UNoWNoX 29-132*-P[Receipt for Tax Payment in Kind\ 8.8 X 7.2 cmn=Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptoGreekr6s)see electronic version of OMich III, 1016uIsionvJune 26, 344 A.D.*†hAO.Mich.inv. 9286COstD-E Youtie HCF OMich IIIG1013H1951UNoWNoX 29-130D*-A[Receipt for Tax Payment in Kind\ 8 X 11.8 cmn=Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptoGreekr8s)see electronic version of OMich III, 1013u TheodotosvEarly IVth cent. A.D. (July 4)wCairo<_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>$iAEpeiph 2. Has brought . . . son of Pankratios, of the village of Karanis, for the third indiction, sixty litrai of chaff, equal 60 litrai, only. I, Ision, have signed.@Af i  o  fj done, on ph.k publishedp3/26/97 †hAO.Mich.inv. 9286COstD-E Youtie HCF OMich IIIG1013H1951UNoWNoX 29-130D*-A[Receipt for Tax Payment in Kind\ 8 X 11.8 cmn=Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptoGreekr8s)see electronic version of OMich III, 1013u TheodotosvEarly IVth cent. A.D. (July 4)wCairo0DPIFront_R2KE†hiAOn Epeiph 10. Has brought Pannous, the son of Tkaeis, of the village of - - -ton, for the second indiction, two-hundred forty litrai of chaff, = 240 litrai only. I, Theodotos, have signed. 2.@Af ~   fj done, on ph.k publishedp3/26/97s731†iAO.Mich.inv. 9992BrectoCOstE Youtie HCFOMich IVG1120H1975J SB XIV 11507KBL X, 209 (Date)UNoWYesX34-X[Pannous son of Tkaeis(?) (father unknown); Theodotos (see also O. Mich. III, 1014)1013Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptOMich IIIPersonal status: apator (of unknown father); Taxation (Land); Tax collectionReceipt for Tax Payment in Kind1951complete1Recto; Verso is blankDocumentary<_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>ai><_600DPIBack_R8>iKE!†ihC(><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>i&(Text too uncertain to be translated).jdone, on neg.; scannedk publishedl"J.M.S. Cowey, ZPE 101 (1994) p. 80p6/25/97s1175sek- - -1120Karanis, HeBrakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptSB XIV 11507rectoOMich IVTaxation(?); Tax collection(?)Account, Receipt or Memorandum concerning a Delivery in Kind1975complete1Recto; Verso is blankDocumentary9992o.bmp<_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPI ,†jAO.Mich.inv. 9987BrectoCOstE Youtie HCFOMich IVG1129H1975J SB XIV 11516UNoWNoX34-X[Receipt for Transport of Anise\ 7.8 X 7.2 cmn=Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptoGreekr4u EirenaiosvIInd/IIIrd cent. A.D.wCairoxReceipt for delivery of aniseyIrenaios (Eirenaios)zTLiturgy (compulsory public service); Tax collection; Taxation (land); Transportation{-|PHOFprobably Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptPfaded on the left sideQ1RRecto; Verso is blankS DocumentaryT 9987o.bmphoite nome, province of EgyptoGreekr4u EirenaiosvIInd/IIIrd cent. A.D.wCairoxReceipt for delivery of aniseyIrenaios (Eirenaios)zTLiturgy (compulsory public service); Tax collection; Taxation (land); Transportation{-|PHOFprobably Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptPfaded on the left sideQ1RRecto; Verso is blankS DocumentaryT 9987o.bmphck_R2><_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3>#†khB6; P.Cair.Isid., p. 435); Hera . . . son of Harpaesis; Achillas son of Serenus (see also P.Cair.Isid. 12)1137Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptSB XIV 11524rectoOMich IVLiturgy (compulsory work)List of Liturgical Workers1975(slightly) broken off at the top1Recto; Verso is blankDocumentary9897o.bmp<_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>fo P.Cair.Isid. 12)zLiturgy (compulsory work){-|PHHSB-group0DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFrCL"†kOFprobably Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptP (slightly) broken off at the topQ1RRecto; Verso is blankS DocumentaryT 9897o.bmphA4.6 X 9 cm33-XUnknownPHList of menEarly IVth cent. A.D.Youtie HC-O.Mich.inv. 9897GreekCairo6OstNoNoprobably Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of Egypt[- - -] kephalaiotes; Kiames son of Akous; Paesis son of Heron; Heron son of Aionis (see also P.Mich. VI, 37x List of meny[- - -] kephalaiotes; Kiames son of Akous; Paesis son of Heron; Heron son of Aionis (see also P.Mich. VI, 376; P.Cair.Isid., p. 435); Hera . . . son of Harpaesis; Achillas son of Serenus (see also P.Cair.Isid. 12)zLiturgy (compulsory work){-|PHOFprobably Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of Egypt^†lAO.Mich.inv. 9890BrectoCOstE Youtie HCFOMich IVG1116H1975J SB XIV 11503UNoWYesX 33-C413-D[Receipt for Money Tax\ 7.1 X 8.5 cmn=Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptoGreekr6uUnknown tax-collectorvIInd cent. A.D.wCairoxiReceipt for an unspecified tax paid by Saraos son of Himeros in the name of Orsenouphis son of TheabeinisyAOrsenouphis son of Theabeinis (Theabennis); Saraos son of HimeroszTaxation; Tax collection{-|PHOFprobably Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptPcompleteQ1RRecto; Verso is blankS DocumentaryT 9890o.bmphs); Saraos son of HimeroszTaxation; Tax collection{-|PHOFprobably Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptPcompleteQ1RRecto; Verso is blankS DocumentaryT 9890o.bmphIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>-v. 9890COstE Youtie HCFOMich IVG1116H1975J SB XIV 11503UNoWNoIR†lhCFizeBack_R2><_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>"i11th year, {21} on Mecheir 21. Has paid Orsenouphis son of Theabeinis, for the reckoning of the month of Tybi . . ., through Saraos son of Himeros, six obols, equal 6 obols, in full.jdone, on neg.; scannedk publishedp6/24/97s1141Provenance>Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptSB XIV 11503rectoOMich IVTaxation; Tax collectionReceipt for Money Tax1975complete1Recto; Verso is blankDocumentary7.8 X 7.2 cm33-C406H-CUnknownPHAccount of grain paid by several personsIInd/IIIrd cent. A.D.Youtie HC-O.Mich.inv. 9887GreekCairo7OstNoYesprobably Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptTha- - - (Thaddios? Thaddaeus?) son/daughter of Sisois; Thaubarion<_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>i><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8> †niAB[. .] dekania, to the village of Diokles: Dioskoros, son of Chairemon [[Aion]] [[Syros, son of Nigerinus]] Sarapion, son of Macrinus Chairas Kastor, son of Ouenaphris Pol, exopylites Ptolemaios, son of Tiberinus Valerius, son of Alexandros Theonas Kastor, son of Apphouas Seuthes, son of Heras [[Sotas, son of Apollonios]]Bjdone, on ph.; scannedk publishedp6/27/97s1131†oAO.Mich.inv. 9872BrectoCOstE Youtie HCFOMich IVG1130H1975J SB XIV 11517UNoWNoX 33-C402N-C[Receipt for Transport of Grain\ 8.5 X 8 cmn=Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptoGreekr5uAgathos Daimon, dekaprotosvNov. 26, 286 A.D. (?)wCairoxEReceipt for delivery of grain brought by a Mares to an unknown harboryAgathos Daimon, dekaprotos (see also O.Mich. I, 411); (unnamed) komarchai; Pannous, horiodeiktes of Karanis (see also P.Cair.Isid. 3, 10 note); MareszTLiturgy (compulsory public service); Tax collection; Taxation (land); Transportation{Karanis|PHO.M†oiOf the dekaprotos Agathos Daimon, of the crops of the 2nd year, from the comarchs and from Pannous, boundary inspector of Karanis, through Mares, fourteen donkeys, 14, on Hathyr 30.jdone, on ph.; scannedk publishedp6/26/97s1127>rectoOMich IVLiturgy (compulsory public service); Tax collection; Taxation (land); TransportationReceipt for Transport of Grain1975complete1Recto; Verso is blankDocumentary9872o.bmp<_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>CM†qOFprobably Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptPcompleteQ1RRecto; Verso is blankS DocumentaryT 9857o.bmphA11.6 X 13.5 cm33-B514A-UUnknownPHUnintelligible textIIIrd cent. A.D.Youtie HC-O.Mich.inv. 9857GreekCairo2OstNoNoprobably Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of Egypt-1143Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptEarly IVth cent. A.D.Youtie HCKerke; Hiera NesosSB-groupO.Mich.inv. 9868GreekCairo7OstNoNoeither Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, or KLiturgical Work - Deliveries from the Granary to the Harbor‚}hCFeeding; IndustryReceipt for Delivery1935Complete, partly faded1Recto; Verso is blankDocumentary<_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBackDf_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>0iAurelius Neilion, collector of the wood for the bake-house of the station(?) of the Isieion(?), to the Aurelii Aphrodisios(?), Heron, and Sarapion. You have brought three loads of wood, equal 3. Year 18-17-10, Hathyr 11.j Done, on ph.k publishedliS.G. Kapsomenakis, Voruntersuchungen zu einer Grammatik der Papyri = Muenchener Beitraege 28 (1938) p. 60p11/30/98s686>VBTX]pentrialsorlistofnamesEVpentrialswithnamesvVwVpenthemeral}W~WWWW\W_WWWWWWkWWWW'Wperformed}W~WWWW\W_WWWWWWkWWWW'Wperhaps Wpersecution`WaWpersonal*Wpersons`WWWpetitionW48WWWW=WWkuW{WWWWWWWWWW W"W%WDWSWXWWWWWWWWWWWW_WhWtW|W~WWWWW͂WWWWWWWWW-W.W_W`WpR_W{Wpetitionconcerningawinesale~VpetitionconcerningexemptionfromliturgicalserviceVpetitionconcerningtheftandmaltreatmentVpetitionconcerningtrespassVpetitionofasoldierorveteranVpetitiontoacenturionVpetitiontoalogistesVpetitiontoanomarchVpetitiontoaprefectV26-b8d-d126-b9k-g26-b9l-qHI26-b9u-e26-b9v-gG26-b9y-a26-bc61d-r26-bc72a-aF26-bic-lit26-bic-mis26-bs1-pi΂ՂւJKLAovince of EgyptoGreekvIVth cent. A.D.HSB-grouphA8.5 X 10.5 cm33-B501G-B IIVth cent. A.D.Youtie HCSB-groupO.Mich.inv.9850GreekOstNoNo1144Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptSB XIV 11531OMich IVMiscellaneous - Doubtful1975<_600DPIFr600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>†sAO.Mich.inv. 9849BrectoCOstE Youtie HCFOMich IVG1122H1975J SB XIV 11509UNoWNo (missing); print: yesX 33-B501G-A I[Account of Grain\ 6 X 6.5 cmn=Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptoGreekr9uUnknownv Late IIIrd/early IVth cent. A.D.wCairoxAccount of grainy[- - -]n son of A[- - -]; . . .utemis (Peteutemis?), hippeus; Valerius Agonias (Agoneas); Apphas (Apphous, Apphouas) son of Arios (Areios); Horion son of Hexas (or Hexa(--)); Komon; Palemon; Aion son of Demasz-Account; Army; Tax collection(?); Taxation(?){-|PHOFprobably Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptP broken off at the top and bottomQ1RRecto; Verso is blankS Documentaryhis blankS Documentaryhyhiro9qOstNoNoprobably Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of Egypt1122Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of Egy 2†thB; Onesimos son of Phanias1125Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptSB XIV 11512rectoOMich IVTaxation (Land); Tax collectionReceipt of tax payment in kind1975complete1Recto; Verso is blankDocumentary9819o.bmp<_600DPIFronC,t_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>eris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptKouttas son of Isidoros; Onesins>Kouttaq0y†uhC/><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>i((Text too fragmentary to be translated).jdone, on ph.; scannedk publishedp6/27/97s1074 crude bust.probably Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of Egypt-1140Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptSB XIV 11527rectoOMich IVDrawing; Mathematics; SchoolSchool Exercise1975broken off on the right side1Recto; Verso is blankDocumentary<_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DP/1r†vAO.Mich.inv. 9794BrectoCOstD+ O.Mich. inv. 9793E Youtie HCFOMich IVG1142H1975J SB XIV 11529UNoWNoX 32-C118M-B[Pen Trials(?), with Names\ 6.6 X 5.2 cm (without inv. 9793)n=Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptoGreekr7uUnknownvIIIrd cent. A.D.wCairoxJText giving several names and a few words, apparently without any meaning.yDioskoros son of Isidoros; Dioskoros son of Isidoros grandson(?) of Nilos (Neilos); Chairemmon (Chairemon)(?) [- - -]; Isidiopres <OR: for Isis, Opres (Oaphres?)> son of Heron; Horigenes son of Isidoros grandson of ChairemmonzDraft(?); Writing{-|PHnt. A.D.wCairoxJText giving several names and a few words, apparently without any meaning.yDioskoros son of Isidoros; Dioskoros son of Isidoros grandson(?) of Nilos (Neilos); Chairemmon (Chairemon)(?) [- - -]; Isidiopres <OR: for Isis, Opres (Oaphres?)> son of Heron; Horigenes son of Isidoros grandson of ChairemmonzDraft(?); Writing{-|PHtE Youtie HCFOMich IVG11420†vOFprobably Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptPkcomplete, partly damaged; could have been broken in two pieces in the Antiquity (the other being inv. 9793)Q1RRecto; Verso is blankS DocumentaryT 9794o.bmpU 9793o.bmphA6.6 X 5.2 cm (without inv. 9793)32-C118M-BUnknownPH+ O.Mich. inv. 9793Text giving several names and a few words, apparently without any meaning.IIIrd cent. A.D.Youtie HC-O.Mich.inv. 9794GreekCairo7OstNoNoprobably Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgypBack_R1><_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>:i%(Text too uncertain to be translated)jdone, on ph.; scanned Check: put the two fragments together after scanning; check readings and update card (first text = account?) (SIZE!)k publishedp6/27/97s1061w words, apparently without any meaning.IIIrd cent. A.D Youtie HC-O.Mich.inv. 9793GreekCairo8OstNoNoprobably Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of Egypt< be translated)j{done, on ph.; put the two fragments together after scanning; check readings and update card (first text = account?) (SIZE!)k publishedp6/27/97 <_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>k published 8†xhBmou polis, Themistou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptHorion son of Ision; Maron1133Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptSB XIV 11520rectoOMich IVLiturgy (compulsory public service); Tax collection; Taxation (land); TransportationReceipt for Transport of Grain1975complete1Recto; Verso is blankCDocumentary9787o.bmp<_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>us>complete1Recto; Verso is blank57H†{AO.Mich.inv. 9761BrectoCOstE Youtie HCFOMich IVG1126H1975J SB XIV 11513UNoWNoX 32-C41J-C[Receipt of tax payment in kind\ 5.5 X 5.3 cmn=Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptoGreekr4uUnknown tax-collectorvEarly IVth cent. A.D.wCairoxFragment of receipt for chaffy[- - -]zTaxation (Land); Tax collection{Karanis|PHOxEither Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, or unknown harbor, Memphite or Herakleopolite nome, province of EgyptP+broken off at the top and on the right sideQ1RRecto; Verso is blankS DocumentaryT 9761o.bmphUnknown tax-collectorvEarly IVth cent. A.D.wCairoxFragment of receipt for chaffy[- - -]zTaxation (Land); Tax collection{Karanis|PHOxEither Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, or unknown harbor, Memphite or Herakleopolite nome, province of EgyptP+broken off at the top and on the right sideQ1RRecto; Verso is blankS DocumentaryT 9761o.bmph4R†zhCcto; Verso is blankDocumentary9772o.bmp9771o.bmp<_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>iAPtolemaios to his dearest Harbekis, greeting. I want you to know that (he/she) said that De . . ., also called Belles, will await tomorrow in the ship of my brother, Typhis. When you have left, he has had a better hope of wheat. I have written to Ankis and . . .j9done, on ph.; scanned; Traianos: check translation pleasek publishedp6/27/97s1042nkDocumentary<_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_6004B4D+jDsum en anglais: Land Leases in Southern Fayum in the Middle of the 1 Century A.D. (based on the Michigan records.), VDI 128 (1974, fasc. 2) pp. 69-85; - Cockle Walter E.H., State Archives in Graeco-Roman Egypt from 30 B.C. to the Reign of Septimius Severus, JEA 70 (1984) pp. 106-122 - PESTMAN P.W., 'Oud papier' uit een notariskantoor in het oude Egypte ofwel Kronion, een notaris uit het begin van onze jaartelling. [Du 'vieux papier' provenant d'un bureau de notaire de l'gypte ancienne oEu Kronion, un notaire du dbut de notre re.], P.H.M. GERVER, J.G. KUIJL, A.J.H. PLEYSIER, R.T.G. VERSTRAATEN (Edd.), Heden verschenen voor mij ... Liber Amicorum aangeboden aan prof. mr. A.L.M. Soons, gewoon hoogleraar in het Notarile Recht aan de Faculteit der Rechtsgeleerdheid van de Rijksuniversiteit Leiden ter gelegenheid van zijn emeritaat (Arnhem, 1995) pp. 119-126, 1 tabl., 1 fac-sim., 1 arbre gnal. scanned; checked g@SizeBack_R1><_600DPIFr4 a†{hA5.5 X 5.3 cm32-C41J-CUnknown tax-collectorPHFragment of receipt for chaffEarly IVth cent. A.D.Youtie HCKaranisO.Mich.inv. 9761GreekCairo4OstNoNoEither Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, or unknown harbor, Memphite or Herakleopolite nome, province of Egypt[- - -]1126Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptSB XIV 11513rectoOMich IVTaxation (Land); Tax collectionReceipt of tax payment in kind1975broken off at the top and on the right side1Recto; Verso is blankDocumentary9761o.bmp<_600DPIw}†}AO.Mich.inv. 9524BrectoCOstE Youtie HCFOMich IVG1127H1975J SB XIV 11514UNoWNoX 30-C141*-L[Receipt for money tax\ 7.5 X 4.5 cmn=Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptoGreekr2uUnknown tax-collectorvEarly Ist cent A.D. (?)wCairox9Receipt for payment of beer-tax by a Nekis son of PnephisyNekis son of PnephiszTaxation; Tax collection{-|PHthe villagers of Karanis(?), for the sixteenth indiction, three-hundred and sixty litrai of chaff, 360 litrai. I, Ision, have signed.j done, on ph.k publishedp6/25/97†}AO.Mich.inv. 9524BrectoCOstE Youtie HCFOMich IVG1127H1975J SB XIV 11514UNoWNoX 30-C141*-L[Receipt for money tax\ 7.5 X 4.5 cmn=Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptoGreekr2uUnknown tax-collectorvEarly Ist cent A.D. (?)wCairox9Receipt for payment of beer-tax by a Nekis son of PnephisyNekis son of PnephiszTaxation; Tax collection{-|PHHSBgroup, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptPcompleteQ1F †~[Account of Money and Wheat\ 10 X 7.8 cmn=Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptoGreekrCol. I - 8; col. II - 6uUnknownvIInd/Ist cent. B.C.wCairoyAIsion; Peteisis; Thasotis; Pasoxis, brother of Thasotis; NumeniuszAccount{-|PHOFprobably Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptPupper left corner broken offQ1RRecto; Verso is blankS DocumentaryT 9518o.bmphA10 X 7.8 cm30-132*-S IIIUnknownPHIInd/Ist cent. B.C.Youtie HC-O.Mich.inv. 9518GreekCairoCol. I - 8; col. II - 6OstNoNoprobably Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptIsion; Peteisis; Thasotis; Pasoxis, brother of Thasotis; Numenius1128Karanisai) of barley for Numenius 3 3/4 (†~E9†hA9 X 6 cm30-C36M-PUnknown tax-collectorPHArchive of Palemon son of PtollasReceipt for delivery of grain brought to an unknown harbor by a Palemon in the name of Ptollas, son of SokratesBL VIII, 371 (lines 1-2)May 29, 298 A.D.Youtie HCKaranisO.Mich.inv. 9484GreekCairo5OstNoNoprobably Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptPtollas son of Sokrates Palemon (son of Ptollas) (see O. Mich. II, p. 214 etc.)1132Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptSB XIV 11519rectoOMich IVLiturgy (compulsory public service); Tax collection; Taxation (land); TransportationReceipt for Transport of Grain9 X 4.8 cm30-C36L-REutonis, Syrion, Melas, and Herakleides, dekaprotoiPHArchive of Palemon son of PtollasReceipt for delivery of grain brought to an unknown harbor by a Publius in the name of a Ptolemaios son of PtolemaiosBL IX, 274 (l. 4)Oct 10, 293 A.D.Youtie HCKaranis; Oxyrhynchites <OR: Oxyrhyncha>O.Mich.inv. 9471GreBekCairo6OstNoNoprobably Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptEutonis, dekaprotos (see also O.Mich. I, 446); Syrion, dekaprotos (see also O.Mich. I, 446); Melas, dekaprotos (see also O.Mich. I, 446); Herakleides, dekaprotos (see also O.Mich. I, 446); Ptolemaios son of Ptolemaios; Palemon (son of Ptollas?) (see O. Mich. II, p. 214 etc.); Pouplios (Publius) (see O.Mich. I, 416)/ receiptWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWW!W<WFWWWWWWWWWW WWgWpWzWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWaWfWgWjWkWoWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWW"W#W$W%W&W'W(W)W*W+W,W-W.W/W0WLWMWOWPWQWRWSWTWUWVWWWXWYWZW[W\W]W^W_W`WaWbWdWfWgWhWiWjWlWoWpWrWwWxWyWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWW8W9WwWxWyWWWk_R8>D?$8receiptfordeliveryofgrainbroughtbyanaunestoanunkn@receiptfordeliveryofgrainbroughtondonkeystoanunkno@receiptfordeliveryofgrainbyanartemidorostoanunknow@receiptfordeliveryofonedonkeybyasabinus@Greceiptforepistatikonconcerningtwopersons@Creceiptforgardentaxeshekteapomoirageometriaandothersreceiptformoneypaidontheaccountofanagriculturalfir@receiptforpaymentofacustomsduty@=receiptforpaymentofbeertaxbyadem@sduty@=receiptforpaymentofbeertaxbyadem@>Liturgical Work - Deliveries from the Granary to the Harbor19755211023 sbxiv120823A245 sbxiv121095O467 sbxvi125637t689 sbxvi1259398:; sbxvi12610;:<= sbxvi12611=<>? sbxvi12613?>@A sbxvi12612A@BC sbxvi12638CBDE sbxvi12637EDFG sbxvi12641GFHI sbxvi12679IHJ  T…;ijdone, on neg.; scannedk publishedp3/12/97 (or earlier)s1085  toOMich IVTaxation (Land); Tax collectionReceipt of tax payment in kind1975complete1Recto; Verso is blankDocumentary<_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPICFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>@†hA9.3 X 7.2 cm29-T16*-EUnknownPHAccount of the incomes and outcomes of grain(?)IInd cent. B.C.Youtie HCpolisO.Mich.inv. 9419GreekCairo9OstNoNoprobably Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptIsis daughter of Horos; Petesis son of Horos; Harpakysis son of MenBandros1118Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptSB XIV 11505rectoOMich IVTaxation(?); Tax collection(?)Account of Deliveries in Kind1975broken off at the bottom left1Recto; Verso is blankDocumentary9419o.bmp<_600DPIFronh IVC†hCront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>iD[- - -] (has paid) for epistatikon [- - -], on Thoth 21, 2 drachmai.jdone, on ph. Scannedk publishedp6/24/97s813GreekCairo2OstNoNoprobably Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of Egypt- - - (Mysthes?) son of - - - (Akes?)1115<_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>iD[- - -] (has paid) for epistatikon [- - -], on Thoth 21, 2 drachmai.j done, on ph.k publishedp6/24/97 htly broken off on the top left; partly defacedQ1RRecto; Verso is blankh2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_@B†hA4.4 X 5.4 cm29-F53*-JUnknown tax-collectorPHFragment of receipt for epistatikonReign of Augustus (?)Youtie HC-O.Mich.inv. 9400GreekCairo2OstNoNoprobably Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of Egypt- - - (Mysthes?) son of - - - (Akes?)1115Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptSB XIV 11502rectoOMich IVTaxation; Tax collectionReceipt for Money Tax1975broken off on the left; partly defaced1Recto; Verso is blankDocumentary9400o.bmp<_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIF>†[Receipt for Money Tax\5 X 5 cmn=Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptoGreekr3uUnknown tax-collectorvEarly Ist cent. A.D.wCairoxKReceipt issued to a Hermas(?) son of Taos, perhaps for syntaxis or sitonionyHermas(?) son of TaoszTaxation; Tax collection{-|PHOFprobably Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptP much defacedQ1RRecto; Verso is blankS DocumentaryT 9388o.bmphA5 X 5 cm29-ES20*-EUnknown tax-collectorPHReceipt issued to a Hermas(?) son of Taos, perhaps for syntaxis or sitonionEarly Ist cent. A.D.Youtie HC-O.Mich.inv. 9388GreekCairo3OstNoNoprobably Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptHermas(?) son of Taos<_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>iChairemon (to) Zenon, son of Pnepheros, winnower. Winnow the other . . . of Sokmenis son of Kalmos(?) grandson of Sisathos(?). Year 1, Epeiph 4.jdone, on ph. Scannedk publishedp6/27/97s786†AO.Mich.inv. 9333BrectoCOstE Youtie HCFOMich IVG1134H1975J SB XIV 11521UNoWNoX 29-C123CR6-A[Receipt for Transport of Grain\ 7.3 X 7.3 cmn=Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptoGreekr6uUnknown tax-collectorv 311/312 A.D.wCairox]Receipt for delivery of grain of Karanis brought in the name of a Pateus to an unknown harbory1Kopres, sitologos (& associates); Pateus; Akinios Tax collection; Taxation (land); Transportation{Karanis|PH/><_600DE†zTLiturgy (compulsory public service); Tax collection; Taxation (land); Transportation{Karanis|PHOFprobably Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptPcomplete; partly fadedQ1RRecto; Verso is blankS DocumentaryT 9333o.bmphA7.3 X 7.3 cm29-C123CR6-AUnknown tax-collectorPHReceipt for delivery of grain of Karanis brought in the name of a Pateus to an unknown harbor311/312 A.D.Youtie HCKaranisO.Mich.inv. 9333GreekCairo6OstNoNoprobably Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptKoprelectorv 311/312 A.D.wCairoxHReceipt for delivery of grain of Karanis brought in the name of a Pateusy1Kopres, sitologos (& associates); Pateus; Akiniosz/Tax collection; Taxation (land); Transportation{Karanis|PH><_600DPIFront_R1><_600DC8receiptfordeliveryofonedonkeybyasabinusVreceiptfordeliveryofsacksofgrain-Vreceiptfordeliveryofthecargoof1cameleVreceiptfordeliveryofthecargoof5donkeysVreceiptfordeliveryoftheloadoftwodonkeysmadebyaptVreceiptfordeliveryofuncertainnature4VreceiptfordeliveryofwheatbroughtbyasarapiontoanunVreceiptfordeliveryofwheatbytapasionwifeofsarapforRVreceiptfordeliveryofwheatmadebyaureliusalontiosVreceiptfordeliveryofwheatmadeinthenameofsitologoiVVreceiptfordeliveryofwoodcollectedtobakebread}VfsitologoiVVVordeliveryofwheatmadeinthenameofsitologoiVVVordeliveryofwheatmadeinthenameofsitologoiVVV<_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>&k published@5†hA3 X 1.5 cm29-C6CS-CUnknownPHFragmount of an account concerning moneyLate PtolemaicYoutie HC-O.Mich.inv. 9325GreekCairo3OstNoNoprobably Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of Egypt-1112Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, provincBe of EgyptSB XIV 11499rectoOMich IVAccountAccount of money1975broken off on the left side and at the top1Recto; Verso is blankDocumentary9325o.bmp<_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><#†uSimonv 9/8 B.C. (?)wCairoxPAccount of the amount of wheat transported from Bacchias in several shipments(?)ySimonz#Taxation; Tax collection; Transport{Bacchias|PHO>Bacchias, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptPcompleteQ1RRecto; Verso is blankS DocumentaryT 9311o.bmphA8.5 X 7.4 cm29-B166*-CSimonPHAccount of the amount of wheat transported from Bacchias in several shipments(?)9/8 B.C. (?)Youtie HCBacchiasO.Mich.inv. 9311GreekCairo4OstNoNoBacchias, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptSimon1119Karanis, K†hC500DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>i&Text too fragmentary to be translated.jdone, on ph. Scannedk publishedp6/24/97s742|PHOFprobably Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptPbroken on the left sideQ1RRecto; Verso is blankS Documentaryhis blankS Documentaryhhont_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>k published†AO.Mich.inv. 9298COstE Youtie HCFOMich IVG1117H1975J SB XIV 11504UNoWNoX 29-158*-K II[Payments of Money - Accounts\ 9.8 X 6.6 cmUJ†hA9.8 X 6.6 cm29-158*-K IIUnknown tax-collectorPHFragment of receipt178/179 or 188/189 (?) A.D.Youtie HC-O.Mich.inv. 9298GreekCairo3OstNoNoprobably Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptCommodus, Emperor; [- - -] apator(?); Chrysippos [- - -]1117BKaranis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptSB XIV 11504rectoOMich IVPersonal status: apator(?) (of unknown father?); Taxation; Tax collectionReceipt for Money Tax1975broken on the left side1Recto; Verso is blankDocumentary9298o.bmp<_6935N†UYesVJWNoX61926/1927; Acquired by Bell and Westermann from NahmanoCoptichA1926/1927; Acquired by Bell and Westermann from NahmanWorrell WHP.Mich.inv. 4932CopticJPapYesNo184-7fOrientalia 41935<_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7B><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>k publisheds2349†AP.Mich.inv. 3565CPapE Worrell WHF Orientalia 4G13-6H1935UYesVFWYesX' May 2, 1925; Acquired from Nahman lot.oCoptichUx†UL†hAN†hAO†hAP†hAQ†hAA:k†@RkS†@ThA$*†hAU†@VhAW†hA&B†hAX†@YhAZ†]#/9A#BhA5C6E†@#(K#19A#@C)/E#)hA#AC#9E#-G#8I#7iA#6C#5E#4G#I#'j#"†@\s# 9BX hB#!D#F##iA# C#.E#%G# I#0j6†@]hA^†hA_†hA&†@`hA&†@ahA&†@bhA&†@chA&†@dhA&†hAe†@fhAg†hALkh†hAi†hAj†hAN†@khAl†hA j'L†@mj'R†@nhAo†hAp†hAq†hAr†hA4s†@shAt†hA5†@uhAv†hAw†hAx†hAVV†hA†hA†hA†hA†hA†hA†hA†hA†hLO †hA May 2, 1925; Acquired from Nahman lot.Worrell WHP.Mich.inv. 3565CopticFPapYesYes13-6Orientalia 41935<_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBackB_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>zk publisheds2008†AP.Mich.inv. 1523CPapE Worrell WHF Orientalia 4G3-4H1935UNoWNoX November 1924oCoptichNP†hANovember 1924Worrell WHP.Mich.inv. 1523CopticPapNoNo3-4Orientalia 41935<_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>Ok publisheds1459 †AP.Mich.inv. 593BbCPapE Worrell WHF Orientalia 4G187-92H1935UNoWNoX: February 1921; Acquired by Sir Budge; Notes by Crum, 1921oCoptichOQV†hA February 1921; Acquired by Sir Budge; Notes by Crum, 1921Worrell WHP.Mich.inv. 593CopticPapNoNo187-92bOrientalia 41935<_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPBIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>k publisheds2603 †AP.Mich.inv. 593BaCPapE Worrell WHF Orientalia 4G192-4H1935UNoWNoX: February 1921; Acquired by Sir Budge; Notes by Crum, 1921oCoptichPA:†hA February 1921; Acquired by Sir Budge; Notes by Crum, 1921Worrell WHP.Mich.inv. 593CopticPapNoNo192-4aOrientalia 41935<_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIBFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>k publisheds2602 †AP.Mich.inv. 877CPapE Hanson AEF P.XV CongrG14H1979UYesV3II 5 - Now: top of 2nd new locker (oversize folder)WYesXYReceived at the British Museum from Dr. David L. Askren, Fayoum, Egypt, in September 1922h FundhS5†AP.Mich.inv. 821CPapE Hanson AEF P.XV CongrG13H1979UNoWYesXYReceived at the British Museum from Dr. David L. Askren, Fayoum, Egypt, in September 1922hAReceived at the British Museum from Dr. David L. Askren, Fayoum, Egypt, in September 1922Hanson AEP.Mich.inv. 821PapNoYes13P.XV Congr1979<_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_B600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>skren and British Museum; Purchased from the Humanistic Research FundhRT†k publisheds3134†AP.Mich.inv. 1316BvCPapE Rusten JSFPapyrologicaColoniensia XG53-64H1982IPl IIUYesVKWYesX&January 1924; Acquired with Nahman lothAJanuary 1924; Acquired with Nahman lotRusten JSP.Mich.inv. 1316KPapYesYes53-64Pl IIvPapyrologicaColoniensia X1982<_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_6B00DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>jCheck LDAB for bibliographyk publisheds1384S$*†AP.Mich.inv. 1978CPapEBoak AER-Youtie HCF PCair IsidorG17H1960K0BL VII, 33 on 57 and possible correction of dateUNoVsee Oversize box 19WNoX November 1924htive>Yes53-64Pl IIvPapyrologicaColoniensia X1982<_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_6B00DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>k published†AP.Mich.inv. 1978CPapEBoak AER-Youtie HCF PCair IsidorG17H1960K0BL VII, 33 on 57 and possible correction of dateUNoVsee Oversize box 19WNoX November 1924h$*V†hANovember 1924Boak AER-Youtie HCP.Mich.inv. 1977see Oversize box 19PapNoNo16PCair Isidor1960<_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2>Bu<_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>ck publisheds1563k published†AP.Mich.inv. 1977CPapEBoak AER-Youtie HCF PCair IsidorG16H1960UNoWNoX November 1924hUWa†AP.Mich.inv. 1735CPapEBoak AER-Youtie HCF PCair IsidorG7H1960UNoWYesX November 1924h77PapNoNo16PCair Isidor1960<_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBaBUck_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>Ck published†AP.Mich.inv. 1735CPapEBoak AER-Youtie HCF PCair IsidorG7H1960UNoWYesX November 1924hV&B†hANovember 1924Boak AER-Youtie HCP.Mich.inv. 1735PapNoYes7PCair Isidor1960<_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBaBUck_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>Ck publisheds1515†AP.Mich.inv. 6658BvCPapE Gignac FTFPColl Youtie IG54H1976IPl 18UNoWYesX/purchased from Nahman through H.I. Bell in 1934h&BY†hApurchased by Prof. Boak in 1925 (report submitted by H.I. Bell, dated May 2, 1925); described as coming from Behneseh (Oxyrhynchus)Renner TTP.Mich.inv. 3789PapNoYes4vPColl Youtie I1976<_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_RB5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>jCheck LDAB for bibliographyk publisheds2114><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>XZ|†AP.Mich.inv. 3279CPapE Hanson AEFPColl Youtie IG17H1976IPl IIIUNoWYesX&May 2, 1925; Acquired from Nahman lot.huired from Nahman lot.h>Yes4vPColl Youtie I1976<_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIB}Back_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>kk published†AP.Mich.inv. 3279CPapE Hanson AEFPColl Youtie IG17H1976IPl IIIUNoWYesX&May 2, 1925; Acquired from Nahman lot.hY#/†hAMay 2, 1925; Acquired from Nahman lot.Hanson AEP.Mich.inv. 3279PapNoYes17Pl IIIPColl Youtie I1976<_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_BxR2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>fk publisheds1921†AP.Mich.inv. 2960BaCPapD!see also P.Mich. inv. 2953 + 2954EPearl OMFPColl Youtie IG63H1976KXLine 99 of the edition: read [- - -] . tou Pnepherotos, instead of [- - -] . PnepherotosUYesVFWNoX 24-5006E2-A[(Register of Lessees of Cleruchic(?) Land\19.2 x 12.2 cming like that)WNoX 24-5006E2-AL]8lpjsijpesteijnzpe641986p118pjsijpesteijnzpe10819Vpjsijpesteijnzpe641986p118pjsijpesteijnzpe65198Vpjsijpesteijnzpe641986p129n15gpoethkearchiv281_Vpkellisip83JVs) and P.J. Sijpesteijn, ZPE 64 (1986) p. 118 (Beginning of Vth cent. AD, for palaeographical reasons - BL VIII, 213)Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of Egyptsee electronic version of PMich VI, 412Ptollas son of OuenapChrios (Onnophris)412Pl. VcKaranis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of Egypta, VersoPMich VITaxation (Land); Tax CollectionReceipt for Tax Payment in Kind1944Verso complete1Verso; Recto describedDocumentary<_600DPIFront_R1><_#"# †AP.Mich.inv. 2953CPapD0+ P.Mich. inv. 2954; see also P.Mich. inv. 2960aEPearl OMFPColl Youtie IG63H1976K,Line 36: read Sokmenis, instead of Sokmeois.UYesVFWNoX 24-5006E2-A[%Register of Lessees of Cleruchic Land\ 16.5 x 20 cm]badly damaged and very fragile, isn't it? 2953 and 2954 are probably joining (see vertical fibres on left of 2954 probably going below extreme right part of 2953). Glass???AO.M. Pearl published inv. 2953+2954 and 2960a as parts of the same roll. The relation between them seems uncertain: all of them concern probably the 18th year, but inv. 2960a is written in a different hand and seems to be made of a different kind of papyrus.n=Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptoGreekrCol. I - 22; col. II - 23 2960a is written in a different hand and seems to be made of a different kind of papyrus.n=Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptoGreekrCol. I - 22; col. II - 23of seed loans by cleruchies96^u†A4534B11CWoodE Youtie LCFPColl Youtie IIG120H1976P1UNoWYesX Demotic-Greek mummy labelo Demotic-Greekhy labelo Demotic-GreekhNoNo63Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptPColl Youtie I1976<_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_RB7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>k published†A4534B11CWoodE Youtie LCFPColl Youtie IIG120H1976P1UNoWYesX Demotic-Greek mummy labelo Demotic-Greekh]_$†hA Demotic-Greek mummy labelYoutie LC4534Demotic-GreekWoodNoYes120111PColl Youtie II1976<_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPBIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>k publisheds4†A4534B10CWoodE Youtie LCFPColl Youtie IIG119H1976IDP1UNoWYesX Demotic-Greek mummy labelo Demotic-Greekh^&+†hA Demotic-Greek mummy labelYoutie LC4534Demotic-GreekWoodNoYes119D110PColl Youtie II1976<_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8B><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>k publisheds3†A4534B9CWoodE Youtie LCFPColl Youtie IIG118H1976P1UNoWYesX Demotic-Greek mummy labelo Demotic-Greekh&&i†A4534B8CWoodE Youtie LCFPColl Youtie IIG117H1976P1UNoWYesXDemotic mummy labelo Demotic hemotic-GreekWoodNoYes1181 9PColl Youtie II1976<_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPBIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>k published†A4534B8CWoodE Youtie LCFPColl Youtie IIG117H1976P1UNoWYesXDemotic mummy labelo Demotic h&&j†A4534B7CWoodE Youtie LCFPColl Youtie IIG116H1976P1UNoWYesX Demotic mummy labelo Demotic hWoodNoYes1171 8PColl Youtie II1976<_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>tk published†A4534B7CWoodE Youtie LCFPColl Youtie IIG116H1976P1UNoWYesX Demotic mummy labelo Demotic h&&j†A4534B6CWoodE Youtie LCFPColl Youtie IIG115H1976P1UNoWYesX Demotic mummy labelo Demotic h WoodNoYes1161 7PColl Youtie II1976<_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>uk published†A4534B6CWoodE Youtie LCFPColl Youtie IIG115H1976P1UNoWYesX Demotic mummy labelo Demotic h&&j†A4534B5CWoodE Youtie LCFPColl Youtie IIG114H1976P1UNoWYesX Demotic mummy labelo Demotic h WoodNoYes1151 6PColl Youtie II1976<_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>uk published†A4534B5CWoodE Youtie LCFPColl Youtie IIG114H1976P1UNoWYesX Demotic mummy labelo Demotic h&&u†A4534B1CWoodE Youtie LCFPColl Youtie IIG110H1976P1UYesWYesX Demotic-Greek mummy labelo Demotic-Greekhal>WoodNoYes1141 5PColl Youtie II1976<_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>uk published†A4534B1CWoodE Youtie LCFPColl Youtie IIG110H1976P1UYesWYesX Demotic-Greek mummy labelo Demotic-Greekh&f†hApurchased by Prof. Boak in Egypt in 1924/1925Youtie LC4533WoodYesNo97-10913 Greek mummy labelsPColl Youtie II1976<_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DBPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>k publisheds14533CWoodE Youtie LCFPColl Youtie IIG97-109H1976UYesWNoX13 Greek mummy labelsheg†AP.Mich.inv. 4901BvCPapE Husselman EMFPColl Youtie IIG85H1976UNoWYesX*December 1926; Acquired from Dr. Kondilioshive>No97-109PColl Youtie II1976<_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_RBQ4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>?k published†AP.Mich.inv. 4901BvCPapE Husselman EMFPColl Youtie IIG85H1976UNoWYesX*December 1926; Acquired from Dr. KondilioshfL†hADecember 1926; Acquired from Dr. KondiliosHusselman EMP.Mich.inv. 4901PapNoYes85vPColl Youtie II1976<_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1>B<_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>sk publisheds2337†AP.Mich.inv. 3734CPapE Wipszycka EFPColl Youtie IIG84H1976MZPE 35N Youtie HCO108P1979UNoWYesXpurchased by Prof. Boak in 1925 (report submitted by H.I. Bell, dated May 2, 1925); described as coming from Behneseh (Oxyrhynchus)hLi†k publisheds2073†AP.Mich.inv. 1812CPapE Husselman EMFPColl Youtie IIG86H1976UYesVEWYesX November 1924h>PapNoYes84Youtie HC108ZPE 351979PColl Youtie II1976<_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIBFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>k published†AP.Mich.inv. 1812CPapE Husselman EMFPColl Youtie IIG86H1976UYesVEWYesX November 1924hhj†hANovember 1924Husselman EMP.Mich.inv. 1812EPapYesYes86PColl Youtie II1976<_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3>Bb<_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>Pk publisheds1534†AP.Mich.inv. 1384CPapESzegedy-Maszak AFPColl Youtie IIG88H1976UNoWYesX&January 1924; Acquired with Nahman lothiNd†hAJanuary 1924; Acquired with Nahman lotSzegedy-Maszak AP.Mich.inv. 1384PapNoYes88PColl Youtie II1976<_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_Bp600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>^k publisheds1417†AP.Mich.inv. 488CPapE Husselman EMFPColl Youtie IIG87H1976MZPE 27N Youtie LCO141-6P1977R SB XIV 12142S BL VII, 38UYesVJWYesXGpurchased in Egypt by B.P. Grenfell and F.W. Kelsey in March-April 1920hNlo†AP.Corn. Inv. I 2CPapEWestermann WL -Kraemer CJFPCornG4H1926KBL II.2, 46 on lines 5,7P1UNoWNohn lines 5,7P1UNoWNoh>P.Mich.inv. 488JPapYesYes87BL VII, 38Youtie LC141-6SB XIV 12142ZPE 271977PColl Youtie II1976<_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFronBt_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>k published†AP.Corn. Inv. I 2CPapEWestermann WL -Kraemer CJFPCornG4H1926KBL II.2, 46 on lines 5,7P1UNoWNohk †hABL II.2, 46 on lines 5,7Westermann WL -Kraemer CJP.Corn. Inv. I 2PapNoNo41PCorn1926<_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_60Bn0DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>\k publisheds1209†AP.Corn. Inv. II 3CPapEWestermann WL - Kraemer CJFPCornG2H1926IPl p31KdBL IX 62 on lines3-5, 6.For all the corrections until January 1978, see P.L.Bat. 21A, pp. 33 and 129P1UNoWNoX n7Philadelpheia, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, Egypthypth'L'R†AP.Corn. Inv. II 2CPapEWestermann WL - Kraemer CJFPCornG3H1926IPl p37KLFor all the corrections until January 1978, see P.L.Bat. 21A, pp. 33 and 129P1UNoWNoX n7Philadelpheia, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, EgypthA For all the corrections until January 1978, see P.L.Bat. 21A, pp. 33 and 129Westermann WL - Kraemer CJP.Corn. Inv. II 2PapNoNo3Pl p37Philadelpheia, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, Egypt1PCorn1926<_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DB PIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>'RoV†AP.Corn. Inv. II 4CPapEWestermann WL - Kraemer CJFPCornG5H1926P1UNoWNohee P.L.Bat. 21A, pp. 33 and 129Westermann WL - Kraemer CJP.Corn. Inv. II 2PapNoNo3Pl p371PCorn1926<_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6B><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>k published†AP.Corn. Inv. II 4CPapEWestermann WL - Kraemer CJFPCornG5H1926P1UNoWNohnp†hAWestermann WL - Kraemer CJP.Corn. Inv. II 4PapNoNo51PCorn1926<_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600BGDPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>5k publisheds1255†AP.Corn. Inv. II 5CPapEWestermann WL - Kraemer CJFPCornG6H1926K!BL II.2, 46 on lines 6, 9, 14, 15P1UNoWNohoq†hABL II.2, 46 on lines 6, 9, 14, 15Westermann WL - Kraemer CJP.Corn. Inv. II 5PapNoNo61PCorn1926<_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_BxR2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>fk publisheds1256†AP.Corn. Inv. I 38CPapEWestermann WL - Kraemer CJFPCornG7H1926IPl p49MCPJ 3O488P1UNoWNoX _Only lines 1-11 in CPJhpr^†hA Westermann WL - Kraemer CJP.Corn. Inv. I 38PapNoNoOnly lines 1-11 in CPJ7Pl p49488CPJ 31PCorn1926<_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_B600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>k publisheds1215†AP.Corn. Inv. I 33CPapEWestermann WL - Kraemer CJFPCornG8H1926IZPE 80 (1990), Plate XIXb.K"BL IX 62 on lines 1, 2-3, 4-5, 11.P1UNoWNohq4sH†hABL IX 62 on lines 1, 2-3, 4-5, 11.Westermann WL - Kraemer CJP.Corn. Inv. I 33PapNoNo8ZPE 80 (1990), Plate XIXb.1PCorn1926<_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_RB8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>k publisheds1212†A P.Corn. II 9CPapEWestermann WL - Kraemer CJFPCornG10H1926K9BL II.2,47 on lines 7-8;IV,24 on line 8;III,46 on line 12P1UNoWNoh4st†AP.Corn. Inv. II 28CPapEWestermann WL - Kraemer CJFPCornG11H1926IPl p65KQBL II.2, 47 on 1, 2, 3,4, 8-9, 11-12, 12, 21, 22, 23; BL III, 46 on 11-12; BL VI.P1UNoWNoh>NoNo101PCorn1926<_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPBIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>k published†AP.Corn. Inv. II 28CPapEWestermann WL - Kraemer CJFPCornG11H1926IPl p65KQBL II.2, 47 on 1, 2, 3,4, 8-9, 11-12, 12, 21, 22, 23; BL III, 46 on 11-12; BL VI.P1UNoWNohs5†hABL II.2, 47 on 1, 2, 3,4, 8-9, 11-12, 12, 21, 22, 23; BL III, 46 on 11-12; BL VI.Westermann WL - Kraemer CJP.Corn. Inv. II 28PapNoNo11Pl p651PCorn1926<_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DBPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>k publisheds1250†AP.Corn. Inv. II 15CPapEWestermann WL - Kraemer CJFPCornG12H1926IPl p69KbBL II.2,47,211 on lines 3, 4-5, 5,8-11,12-13,13-15,18,21,34-35;III,46 Date corrected in BL VII, 40P1UNoV'Top of 2nd new locker (oversize folder)WNoX h5vW†AP.Corn. Inv. I 79CPapEWestermann WL - Kraemer CJFPCornG13H1926P1UNoWNoh3-15,18,21,34-35;III,46 Date corrected in BL VII, 40Westermann WL - Kraemer CJP.Corn. Inv. II 15PapNoNo12Pl p691PCorn1926<_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFronBt_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>k published†AP.Corn. Inv. I 79CPapEWestermann WL - Kraemer CJFPCornG13H1926P1UNoWNohuw†hAWestermann WL - Kraemer CJP.Corn. Inv. I 79PapNoNo131PCorn1926<_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_60BH0DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>6k publisheds1227†AP.Corn. Inv. I 43CPapEWestermann WL - Kraemer CJFPCornG14H1926IPl p75P1UNoWNohvx†hAWestermann WL - Kraemer CJP.Corn. Inv. I 43PapNoNo14Pl p751PCorn1926<_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPBXIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>Fk publisheds1218†AP.Corn. Inv. I 39CPapEWestermann WL - Kraemer CJFPCornG15H1926IPl p83P1UNoWNohwV†hAWestermann WL - Kraemer CJP.Corn. Inv. I 39PapNoNo15Pl p831PCorn1926<_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPBXIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>Fk publisheds1216†AP.Corn. Inv. II 16CPapEWestermann WL - Kraemer CJFPCornG16H1926MBASP 28N Bagnall RSO18-27P1991R SB XX 14303S BL IX, 227UYesVTop of BWNohVza†AP.Corn. Inv. I 80CPapEWestermann WL - Kraemer CJFPCornG18H1926IPl p 101P1UNoWNoh/>NoNo16SB 20. 14303.R.S. Bagnall, B.A.S.P. 28 (1991), 19-27.1PCorn1926<_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_6B00DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>k published†AP.Corn. Inv. I 80CPapEWestermann WL - Kraemer CJFPCornG18H1926IPl p 101P1UNoWNohy{z†hAWestermann WL - Kraemer CJP.Corn. Inv. I 80PapNoNo18Pl p 1011PCorn1926<_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600BZDPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>Hk publisheds1228Corn. Inv. II 30CPapEWestermann WL - Kraemer CJFPCornG19H1926P1UNoWNohz|d†AP.Corn. Inv. I 116CPapEWestermann WL - Kraemer CJFPCornG20H1926I Pl pp114-5P1UNoWNohMounted>NoNo191PCorn1926<_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_6BI00DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>7k published†AP.Corn. Inv. I 116CPapEWestermann WL - Kraemer CJFPCornG20H1926I Pl pp114-5P1UNoWNoh{}†hAWestermann WL - Kraemer CJP.Corn. Inv. I 116PapNoNo20Pl pp114-51PCorn1926<_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_B]600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>Kk publisheds1205†AP.Corn. Inv. I 1CPapEWestermann WL - Kraemer CJFPCornG21H1926P1UNoWNoh|~†hAWestermann WL - Kraemer CJP.Corn. Inv. I 1PapNoNo211PCorn1926<_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600BGDPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>5k publisheds1200†AP.Corn. Inv. I 14CPapEWestermann WL - Kraemer CJFPCornG22H1926KBL IX 63 on line 46P1UNoWNoh}†hABL IX 63 on line 46Westermann WL - Kraemer CJP.Corn. Inv. I 14PapNoNo221PCorn1926<_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPBkIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>Yk publisheds1207†AP.Corn. Inv. I 17CPapEWestermann WL - Kraemer CJFPCornG23H1926IPl p185P1UNoWNoh~\†hAWestermann WL - Kraemer CJP.Corn. Inv. I 17PapNoNo23Pl p1851PCorn1926<_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DBYPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>Gk publisheds1208†AP.Corn. Inv. II 11CPapEWestermann WL - Kraemer CJFPCornG17H1926MBASP 28N Bagnall RSO27-29P1991R SB XX 14304UNoWNohh\W†AP.Corn. Inv. I 10CPapEWestermann WL - Kraemer CJFPCornG24H1926P1UNoWNohrial>PapNoNo17SB 20.14304.R.S. Bagnall, BASP 28 (1991), 27-29.1PCorn1926<_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>}k published†AP.Corn. Inv. I 10CPapEWestermann WL - Kraemer CJFPCornG24H1926P1UNoWNoh†hAWestermann WL - Kraemer CJP.Corn. Inv. I 10PapNoNo241PCorn1926<_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_60BH0DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>6k publisheds1201†AP.Corn. Inv. I 3CPapEWestermann WL - Kraemer CJFPCornG25H1926P1UNoWNoh†hAWestermann WL - Kraemer CJP.Corn. Inv. I 3PapNoNo251PCorn1926<_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600BGDPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>5k publisheds1211†AP.Corn. Inv. I 57BvCPapEWestermann WL - Kraemer CJFPCornG26H1926P1UNoWNoh†hAWestermann WL - Kraemer CJP.Corn. Inv. I 57PapNoNo261vPCorn1926<_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_B]600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>Kk publisheds1222†AP.Corn. Inv. I 56CPapEWestermann WL - Kraemer CJFPCornG27H1926P1UNoWNoh†hAWestermann WL - Kraemer CJP.Corn. Inv. I 56PapNoNo271PCorn1926<_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_60BH0DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>6k publisheds1220†AP.Corn. Inv. I 61CPapEWestermann WL - Kraemer CJFPCornG28H1926P1UNoWNoh†hAWestermann WL - Kraemer CJP.Corn. Inv. I 61PapNoNo281PCorn1926<_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_60BH0DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>6k publisheds1224†AP.Corn. Inv. I 62CPapEWestermann WL - Kraemer CJFPCornG29H1926P1UNoWNoh†hAWestermann WL - Kraemer CJP.Corn. Inv. I 62PapNoNo291PCorn1926<_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_60BH0DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>6k publisheds1225†AP.Corn. Inv. I 44BvCPapEWestermann WL - Kraemer CJFPCornG30H1926P1UNoWNoh†hAWestermann WL - Kraemer CJP.Corn. Inv. I 44PapNoNo301vPCorn1926<_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_B]600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>Kk publisheds1219†AP.Corn. Inv. I 74BvCPapEWestermann WL - Kraemer CJFPCornG31H1926P1UNoWNoh†hAWestermann WL - Kraemer CJP.Corn. Inv. I 74PapNoNo311vPCorn1926<_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_B]600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>Kk publisheds1226†AP.Corn. Inv. I 87BvCPapEWestermann WL - Kraemer CJFPCornG32H1926P1UNoWNoh†hAWestermann WL - Kraemer CJP.Corn. Inv. I 87PapNoNo321vPCorn1926<_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_B]600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>Kk publisheds1232†AP.Corn. Inv. I 91CPapEWestermann WL - Kraemer CJFPCornG33H1926P1UNoWNoh†hAWestermann WL - Kraemer CJP.Corn. Inv. I 91PapNoNo331PCorn1926<_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_60BH0DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>6k publisheds1234†AP.Corn. Inv. I 93Br+vCPapEWestermann WL - Kraemer CJFPCornG34H1926P1UNoWNoh†hAWestermann WL - Kraemer CJP.Corn. Inv. I 93PapNoNo341r+vPCorn1926<_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3>B_<_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>Mk publisheds1235†AP.Corn. Inv. I 94CPapEWestermann WL - Kraemer CJFPCornG35H1926IPl p207P1UNoWNoh†hAWestermann WL - Kraemer CJP.Corn. Inv. I 94PapNoNo35Pl p2071PCorn1926<_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DBYPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>Gk publisheds1236†AP.Corn. Inv. I 95CPapEWestermann WL - Kraemer CJFPCornG36H1926P1UNoWNoh†hAWestermann WL - Kraemer CJP.Corn. Inv. I 95PapNoNo361PCorn1926<_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_60BH0DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>6k publisheds1237†AP.Corn. Inv. I 98CPapEWestermann WL - Kraemer CJFPCornG37H1926P1UNoWNoh†hAWestermann WL - Kraemer CJP.Corn. Inv. I 98PapNoNo371PCorn1926<_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_60BH0DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>6k publisheds1238†AP.Corn. Inv. I 105CPapEWestermann WL - Kraemer CJFPCornG38H1926P1UNoWNoh†hAWestermann WL - Kraemer CJP.Corn. Inv. I 105PapNoNo381PCorn1926<_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_6BI00DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>7k publisheds1202†AP.Corn. Inv. I 115CPapEWestermann WL - Kraemer CJFPCornG39H1926P1UNoWNoh†hAWestermann WL - Kraemer CJP.Corn. Inv. I 115PapNoNo391PCorn1926<_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_6BI00DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>7k publisheds1204†AP.Corn. Inv. I 37CPapEWestermann WL - Kraemer CJFPCornG40H1926P1UNoWNoh†hAWestermann WL - Kraemer CJP.Corn. Inv. I 37PapNoNo401PCorn1926<_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_60BH0DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>6k publisheds1214†AP.Corn. Inv. I 40CPapEWestermann WL - Kraemer CJFPCornG41H1926P1UNoWNoh†hAWestermann WL - Kraemer CJP.Corn. Inv. I 40PapNoNo411PCorn1926<_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_60BH0DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>6k publisheds1217†AP.Corn. Inv. II 13CPapEWestermann WL - Kraemer CJFPCornG42H1926IPl p219P1UNoWNoh†hAWestermann WL - Kraemer CJP.Corn. Inv. II 13PapNoNo42Pl p2191PCorn1926<_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600BZDPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>Hk publisheds1242†AP.Corn. Inv. II 27CPapEWestermann WL - Kraemer CJFPCornG44H1926P1UNoWNoh†hAWestermann WL - Kraemer CJP.Corn. Inv. II 27PapNoNo441PCorn1926<_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_6BI00DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>7k publisheds1249†AP.Corn. Inv. I 81CPapEWestermann WL - Kraemer CJFPCornG45H1926IPl p225P1UNoWNoh†hAWestermann WL - Kraemer CJP.Corn. Inv. I 81PapNoNo45Pl p2251PCorn1926<_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DBYPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>Gk publisheds1229†AP.Corn. Inv. II 10CPapEWestermann WL - Kraemer CJFPCornG46H1926P1UNoWNoh†hAWestermann WL - Kraemer CJP.Corn. Inv. II 10PapNoNo461PCorn1926<_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_6BI00DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>7k publisheds1240†AP.Corn. Inv. I 82CPapEWestermann WL - Kraemer CJFPCornG47H1926P1UNoWNoh†hAWestermann WL - Kraemer CJP.Corn. Inv. I 82PapNoNo471PCorn1926<_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_60BH0DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>6k publisheds1230†AP.Corn. Inv. I 83CPapEWestermann WL - Kraemer CJFPCornG48H1926P1UNoWNoh†hAWestermann WL - Kraemer CJP.Corn. Inv. I 83PapNoNo481PCorn1926<_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_60BH0DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>6k publisheds1231†AP.Corn. Inv. II 8CPapEWestermann WL - Kraemer CJFPCornG50H1926IPl p237P1UNoWNoh†hAWestermann WL - Kraemer CJP.Corn. Inv. II 8PapNoNo50Pl p2371PCorn1926<_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DBYPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>Gk publisheds1258†AP.Corn. Inv. I 56BvCPapEWestermann WL - Kraemer CJFPCornG51H1926P1UNoWNoh†hAWestermann WL - Kraemer CJP.Corn. Inv. I 56PapNoNo511vPCorn1926<_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_B]600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>Kk publisheds1221†AP.Corn. Inv. I 122CPapEWestermann WL - Kraemer CJFPCornG52H1926IPl p241P1UNoWNohU4V†hA†hA†hA†hA†hAL†@hA5†hA†hA&R†@hA&V†x*hB†E*hA ZC†@*hA [C*†O*hB _i*†hAC*†X*hBi< †hA;9C;†@+ hA+C*†@ iw*hB*p†hAC*†O khBk;†@*hA+C†@ mv*hB*iA*†hA*C†@v*hB*†@*hAC*†@vhB*p*†hA*C*†PhB*k†hA oC*† A+RhBD*†uhB*i†@*hA*C*†@*x qhBi*†hA rC*†@v*hBp*†hA*C w†z*hB*i y†@v*hBi ‡A;6C-:xhAC-E,G+!I+iB+D+F+H-J=F‡_)T%hB+ D+iA+#C-†hAWestermann WL - Kraemer CJP.Corn. Inv. I 122PapNoNo52Pl p2411PCorn1926<_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600BZDPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>Hk publisheds1206†AP.Corn. Inv. I 88CPapEWestermann WL - Kraemer CJFPCornG53H1926IPl p244P1UNoWNoh†hAWestermann WL - Kraemer CJP.Corn. Inv. I 88PapNoNo53Pl p2441PCorn1926<_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DBYPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>Gk publisheds1233†AP.Corn. Inv. I 6CPapEWestermann WL - Kraemer CJFPCornG54H1926P1UNoWNohL†hAWestermann WL - Kraemer CJP.Corn. Inv. I 6PapNoNo541PCorn1926<_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600BGDPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>5k publisheds1223†AP.Corn. Inv. I 29BvCPapEWestermann WL - Kraemer CJFPCornG55H1926P1UNoWNohL5†AP.Corn. Inv. II 30CPapEWestermann WL - Kraemer CJFPCornG19H1926MTAPA 94N Youtie HCO331-5P1963R SB X 10726UNoWNotDRep Editor - Parassoglou GN; Rep Ser. - PSakaon; 1978; No. 76h6<_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_B]600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>Kk published†AP.Corn. Inv. II 30CPapEWestermann WL - Kraemer CJFPCornG19H1926MTAPA 94N Youtie HCO331-5P1963R SB X 10726UNoWNotDRep Editor - Parassoglou GN; Rep Ser. - PSakaon; 1978; No. 76h5Y†AP.Corn. Inv. II 14CPapEWestermann WL - Kraemer CJFPCorn G43H1926P1UNoWNohl>PapNoNo19Youtie HC331-5SB X 10726TAPA 941PCorn1926<_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>k published†AP.Corn. Inv. II 14CPapEWestermann WL - Kraemer CJFPCorn G43H1926P1UNoWNoh†hAWestermann WL - Kraemer CJP.Corn. Inv. II 14PapNoNo431PCorn 1926<_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_BJ600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>8k publisheds1243†AP.Corn. Inv. II 7CPapEWestermann WL - Kraemer CJFPCorn G49H1926IPl p233P1UNoWNoh&R†hAWestermann WL - Kraemer CJP.Corn. Inv. II 7PapNoNo49Pl p2331PCorn 1926<_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600BZDPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>Hk publisheds1257†AP.Mich.inv. 6601CPapESijpesteijn PJFPCustomsG462H1987IPl XIVUYesVKWYesXpurchased in 1933/1934h&R&Vq†AP.Mich.inv. 6581CPapESijpesteijn PJFPCustomsG288H1987IPlate VUYesVKWYesXpurchased in 1933/1934h>Yes462Pl XIVPCustoms1987<_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_RBQ4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>?k published†AP.Mich.inv. 6581CPapESijpesteijn PJFPCustomsG288H1987IPlate VUYesVKWYesXpurchased in 1933/1934h*P†hB EgyptSotas318Pl. VIISoknopaiou Nesos, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptPCustomsAnimal; Customs; Police; Taxation; TransportCustomshouse Receipt1987badly damaged1RectoDocumentary<_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFrCont_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>iPaid, through the gate-house of Soknopaiou Nesos, the tax for the guard of the desert, by Sotas, exporting on three camels. Year 32, Mesore 26.jdone on the plate.k publishedp12/23/97 †AP.Mich.inv. 6200CPap++Œ9ATraianus, Emperor; Ptolemaios, komogrammateus of [Neilou polis and] Soknopaiou Nesos; [Pekysis son of Pekysis], hiereus [of the 5th phyle]; Tryphon son of Panephremmis, hiereus [of the 5th phyle]; (Other, unnamed) hiereis [of the 5th phyle]; [Harpagathes]; Claudius Asklepiades, strategos; [Hermaios(?) alias - - -], son of Achaios; (unnamed) [demosioi] <or: presbyteroi>; (unnamed) archephodosz!Crime; Justice; Priests; Religion{Neilou polis; Soknopaiou Nesos|PHOFSoknopaiou Nesos, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptPCbroken off on the left and right sides, and at the bottom of col. IQ2RRecto; Verso: uncertain tracesS DocumentaryT 6060r.bmpV 6060v.bmph>papYesYesThe relation between the two texts of P.Mich. inv. 6060 is uncertain, even if both of them concern priests of Soknopaiou Nesos; the Harpagathes accused in both texts could be, but is not certainly the same person.glas Z*†hC%><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>iA5Paid, through the gate-house of Soknopaiou Nesos, the (customs duty) for the harbor of Memphis, by Tryphon, exporting on one foal four artabai of dates and on one other foal(?) [. . artabai] of vegetable seed. Year 18 of the Aurelii Antoninus and Commodus our lords Emperors, on the twenty-fourth of Tybi, 24.5jdone on the plate.k publishedp12/23/97s2699nes>7PapNoYesSoknopaiou Nesos, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province ou Nesos, (the customs duty) for the harbor of Memphis by Sotas, exporting four artabai of wheat, equal 4. Year 7 of Antoninus Caesar our lord, Thoth 14. Without seal.k published22/97**†hA6.6 x 4.6 cm31-II215-P (1)-(3)unknown customs officialPHReceipt for payment of the 3 % customs dutyAugust/September, 153 A.D.Sijpesteijn PJPhilopator he kai TheagenousP.Mich.inv. 6198GreekCairo8PapNoYesPhilopator he kai Theogenous, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptSotas; Antoninus Pius, Emperor220Pl. IIISoknopaiou Nesos, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptaPCustomsAnimal; Customs; Taxation; TransportCustomshouse Receipt1987complete1RectoDocumentary<_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPI?= 7ann-W7W8W9W;W?WDWKWMWNWOWPWQWRWSWTWUWVWWWYWZW[W\W]W^W_W`WaWbWcWdWeWfWgWjWkWlWmWnWoWpWqWrWsWtWuWvWwW{W|W}W~WWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWW W W W W WWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWW W!W"W#W$W%W&W'W(W)W*W+W,W-W.W/W0W1W2W3W4W6W;W<W=W>WOWPWTWUWXW< †AP.Mich.inv. 6189BcCPapESijpesteijn PJFPCustomsG472H1987IPl. XVK.L. 2: read: Satabous, instead of: Pabous. (PH)UNoV-WYesX31-II203E-P (14)[Customshouse Receipt\ 4.7 x 5.5 cmnFSoknopaiou Nesos, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptoGreekr5sRecto written across the fibresuunknown customs officialvDecember 17, 207 A.D.w Ann Arborx+Receipt for payment of the 3 % customs dutyySatabousz$Animal; Customs; Taxation; Transport{Soknopaiou Nesos|PHOFSoknopaiou Nesos, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptPdamaged on the right sideQ1R1Recto (written across the fibres); Verso is blankS DocumentaryT 6189cr_a.bmph for payment of the 3 % customs dutyySatabousz$Animal; Customs; Taxation; Transport{Soknopaiou Nesos|PHOFSoknopaiou Nesos, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptPdamaged on the right sideQ1R1Recto (written across the fibres); Verso is blankS DocumentaryT 6189cr_a.bmphaterial>PapNoMarcus Aurelius & Lucius Verus, Emperors; Sarapion, son of Pasion and Apollonarion(?) (Apollinarion), grandson of Apollonios696Pl. VIISoknopaiou Nesos, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptbPMich XVTaxation (Persons); Tax CollectionReceipt for Money Tax1982damaged at the top and on the right1Recto; Verso isC blankDocumentary6189br_a.bmp<_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>iecto (written across the fibres); Verso is bl'-2frgd12Vfrgd163Vfrgd55Vfrge63Vfrge7Vfrgecoli12colii3Vfrgf4Vfrgf53Vfrgfcoli11colii17Vfrgg2Vfrgg33Vfrgg5VVfrgh33Vfrgi3Vfrgi53Vfrgicoli2Vfrgicoli53Vfrgicolii13Vfrgicolii193Vfrgicoliii123Vfrgiicoli43Vfrgiicoli7Vfrgiicolii13Vfrgiicolii203Vfrgiii6Vfrgiii93Vfrgiv1Vfrgj43Vfrgk33Vfrgl113Vg;W3WWWWgreekWWWW<WWaWgreektextinuppermargin4Vh;W3WWWWhasWWWhere6Wi`WVW|WWW;W=WUWeWWWWWWW3W W~WWWWWWWW8WIWTWUWnWuWWWWWWWWWWWWWWW WW,W@WWWWWWIWzWWWW'WWWW-W:<-‡ln7Philadelpheia, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, EgyptoGreekr21sRecto written across the fibresu HerakleidesvIIIrd cent. B.C.w Ann Arbor8AoMemorandum to Zenon from Herakleides, who proposes to undertake under certain conditions the construction of a palisade to protect the pigs and other animals against the dangers of the approaching flood. A drawing shows the course of the canal and the position of the palisade between the house of the physician Artemidoros and the temples of Hermes and of PoremanresoyZenon (son of Agreophon) (see Pros.Ptol. I 80 + add.); Herakleides (see Pros.Ptol. I 125; IV 11991); Artemidoros (iatros) (see Pros.Ptol. IV 10160 = VI 16582; Pap.Lugd.Bat. XXI, p. 302)z?Animals; Building Material; Drawing (Map); Irrigation; Religion|PHO7Philadelpheia, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, EgyptPPbroken off on the right side; badly damaged on the left side and along the foldsQ1R1Recto (written across the fibres); Verso is blankS DocumentaryT 3110r.bmp* k!†AP.Mich.inv. 6185BaCPapESijpesteijn PJFPCustomsG466H1987IPl. XIVUNoV-WYesX31-II203E-P (10)[Customshouse Receipt\ 8.5 x 7 cmnFSoknopaiou Nesos, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptoGreekr6uunknown customs officialv$IInd/IIIrd. cent. A.D. (January 5/6)w Ann Arborx+Receipt for payment of the 3 % customs dutyyHeraklesz$Animal; Customs; Taxation; Transport{ Dionysias|PHO=Dionysias, Themistou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptP badly damagedQ1RRecto; Verso is blankS DocumentaryT 6185ar_a.bmphanuary 5/6)w Ann Arborx+Receipt for payment of the 3 % customs dutyyHeraklesz$Animal; Customs; Taxation; Transport{ Dionysias|PHO=Dionysias, Themistou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptP badly damagedQ1RRecto; Verso is blankS DocumentaryT 6185ar_a.bmph00DPIBack_R8>status>badly damaged1Recto; Verso is blankDocumentary<_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>iPaid through the gate-house of Soknopaiou Nesos, the 3 % (customs duty), by Pabous, exporting 1 metretes of olive oil on 1 donkey, and two artabai of olives on 1 other donkey. Year 16, on the twentieth of Hadrianos, 20.jdone on the plate.k publishedl!K.A. Worp, ZPE 110 (1996) p. 156.p1/5/98s2682 Arsinoite nome, province of EgypthPCustomsAnimal; Customs; Taxation; TransportCustomshouse Receipt1987nearly complete1RectoDocumentary<_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPI*e†hCDPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>iAPaid through the gate-house of Dionysias, the 3 % (customs duty), by Herakles, exporting to the north three camels of bitter vetch, and two camels (and) one foal of dates, and on one foal three metretai of olive oil. Year 16, on the twenty-third of Mecheir, 23. Without seal.jdone on the plate.k publishedp1/5/98s2680ction_or_Side>fPCustomsAnimal; Customs; Taxation; TransportCustomshouse Receipt1987damaged on the right side1RectoDocumentary<_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600*†AP.Mich.inv. 6183BdCPapESijpesteijn PJFPCustomsG343H1987IPl VIIIUNoWYesX31-II203E-P (8)[Customshouse Receipt\ 5.5 x 6 cmnFSoknopaiou Nesos, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptoGreekr5uunknown customs officialce of EgyptfPCustoms1987<_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFrBont_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>jSoknok published†AP.Mich.inv. 6183BdCPapESijpesteijn PJFPCustomsG343H1987IPl VIIIUNoWYesX31-II203E-P (8)[Customshouse Receipt\ 5.5 x 6 cmnFSoknopaiou Nesos, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptoGreekr5uunknown customs official**†hA4.2 x 3.5 cm31-II203E-P (8)unknown customs officialPHReceipt for payment of the 3 % customs dutyIInd/IIIrd. cent. A.D. (August 25)Sijpesteijn PJPhilopator he kai TheagenousP.Mich.inv. 6183GreekCairo6PapNoYesPhilopator he kai Theogenous, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptBPaesis427Pl. XIISoknopaiou Nesos, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptcPCustomsAnimal; Customs; Taxation; TransportCustomshouse Receipt1987nearly complete1RectoDocumentary<_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2>*†AP.Mich.inv. 6183BbCPapESijpesteijn PJFPCustomsG331H1987IPl. VIIUNoWYesX31-II203E-P (8)[Customshouse Receipt\ 6 x 5.5 cmnFSoknopaiou Nesos, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptoGreekr4uunknown customs officialnce of EgyptcPCustoms1987<_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFBront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>jSoknok published†AP.Mich.inv. 6183BbCPapESijpesteijn PJFPCustomsG331H1987IPl. VIIUNoWYesX31-II203E-P (8)[Customshouse Receipt\ 6 x 5.5 cmnFSoknopaiou Nesos, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptoGreekr4uunknown customs official*1†vSeptember 21, 208 A.D.wCairoxXReceipt for payment of the customs duty for protection during travels through the desertyPabousz,Animal; Customs; Police; Taxation; Transport{Soknopaiou Nesos|PHOFSoknopaiou Nesos, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptP badly damagedQ1RRectoS DocumentaryhA6 x 5.5 cm31-II203E-P (8)unknown customs officialPHReceipt for payment of the customs duty for protection during travels through the desertSeptember 21, 208 A.D.Sijpesteijn PJSoknopaiou NesosP.Mich.inv. 6183GreekCairo4PapNoYesSoknopaiou Nesos, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province oVIIUNoWYesX31-II203E-P (8)nFSoknopaiou Nesos, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of Egypth+†nFSoknopaiou Nesos, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptoGreekr6uunknown customs officialvMarch 16, 209 A.D.w Ann ArborxXReceipt for payment of the customs duty for protection during travels through the desertySetabbou (Setabous, Satabous)z,Animal; Customs; Police; Taxation; Transport{Soknopaiou Nesos|PHOFSoknopaiou Nesos, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptPcompleteQ1RRecto; Verso is blankS DocumentaryX 6182ar_a.bmphA6.2 x 5.1 cm31-II203E-P (7)unknown customs officialPHReceipt for payment of the customs duty for protection during travels through the desertL. 2-3: read er|emophylagias (sic), instead of er|emophylakias; l. 3-4: read Setab|bou, instead of Seta|bous. (PH)March 16, 209 A.D.Sijpesteijn PJSoknopaiou NesosP.Mich.inv. 6182GreekAnn Arbo0DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFro*=†j"done on the orig. scanned; checkedk publishedp12/26/97s2675†AP.Mich.inv. 6182BdCPapESijpesteijn PJFPCustomsG475H1987IPl. XVKsL. 5-6: read: elaion (artabai) eikosi | mian, 21, instead of: elaion (artabai) hex kai | me(tretas) elaiou 21. (PH)UNoV-WYesX31-II203E-P (7)[Customshouse Receipt\ 7.6 x 8.2 cm]some unfolding needednFSoknopaiou Nesos, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptoGreekr8uunknown customs officialv'IInd/IIIrd. cent. A.D. (December 24/25)w Ann ArborxAReceipt for payment of the customs duty for the harbor of MemphisyHeraklesz$Animal; Customs; Taxation; Transport{[Dionysias?]; Memphis(?)|PHONunknown place (Dionysias, Themistou meris?), Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptPbroken off at the topQ1RRecto; Verso is blankS DocumentaryX 6182dr_a.bmphugh the gate-house of Soknopaiou Nesos, the 3 % (customs duty), by Sotas, exporting [three] artabai, 3, on [one] donkey. Year 9, the nine-teenth of [- - -], 19.e orig. scanned+;‹@nhAC+iA+sP‹ILD-4: read: Nesous (or Nesos) egad|estes kai pente|godes A . . pheis, instead of: Nesou sepad[. .]|est . . . . . . . pe[- -]|d . dea li(menos) Memph(eos) eis . . [- -]; - l. 5: read: onou, instead of: onous; l. 6: read: dis . arobou, instead of: dissei {obou}; l. 7: read: artabas hex, 5, instead of: artabas hex, 6; l. 8: read: Pybi, instead of: Tybi. (PH)UNoV-WYesX31-II203E-P (7)[Customshouse Receipt\ 7.5 x 4.5 cm]/unfold a bit (line 4); let me check my readingsnFSoknopaiou Nesos, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptoGreekr8sWritten across the fibresuunknown customs officialv&IInd/IIIrd. cent. A.D. (January 22/23)w Ann Arborx+Receipt for payment of the 3 % customs dutyy A . . pheisz$Animal; Customs; Taxation; Transport{Soknopaiou Nesos|PHOFSoknopaiou Nesos, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptP%slightly broken off on the right sideQ1nkDocumentaryDeclaration of Property1980damaged on both sides, with many holes16-PapNoYesSoknopaiou Nesos, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptSetabbou (Setabous, Satabous)337Pl. VIISoknopaiou Nesos, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptaPCustomsAnimal; Customs; Police; Taxation; TransportCustomshouse Receipt1987completCe1Recto; Verso is blankDocumentary<_600DPIFront_R1>6182ar_a.bmp<_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>ce of Egypt q*T†hBPalaeogr Descr>same hand as P.Customs 452Ankophis (Anchophis)451Pl. XIIISoknopaiou Nesos, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptbPCustomsAnimal; Customs; Taxation; TransportCustomshouse Receipt1987damaged at the bottom2RectoDocumentary<_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>*rd. cent. A.D. (November 24/25)wCairoxAReceipt for payment of the customs duty for the harbor of MemphisyAnkophis (Anchophis)_600DPIFront_R1><_6**†AP.Mich.inv. 6161BaCPapESijpesteijn PJFPCustomsG408H1987IPl. XI (upside down)UNoWYesX31-II200-P (20)[Customshouse Receipt\ 3.5 x 7 cmnFSoknopaiou Nesos, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptoGreekr6uunknown customs official/>aPCustoms1987<_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFBront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>jSoknok published†AP.Mich.inv. 6161BaCPapESijpesteijn PJFPCustomsG408H1987IPl. XI (upside down)UNoWYesX31-II200-P (20)[Customshouse Receipt\ 3.5 x 7 cmnFSoknopaiou Nesos, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptoGreekr6uunknown customs officialPH**†hBPg_No>408Pl. XI (upside down)Soknopaiou Nesos, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptaPCustomsAnimal; Customs; Taxation; TransportCustomshouse Receipt1987broken off on the left side1RectoDocumentary<_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2>C<_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>i[Paid], through the gate-house of Soknopaiou [Nesos], the 3 % (customs duty), by Sotas, [. . .] on one camel [- - -]. Year 4, the thirtieth of Thoth, 30. Without seal(?).jdone on the plate.k publishedished* ob†hC>broken off at the top1Recto; Verso is blankDocumentary<_600DPIFront_R1>6182dr_a.bmp<_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>iPaid, [through the gate-house of Dionysias(?)], the (customs duty) for the harbor of Memphis(?), by Herakles, exporting twenty-one, 21, artabai of olives on three, 3, camels and two, 2, foals. Year 16, the twenty-eighth of Hadrianos, 28.j2done on the orig.; conservation11 scanned; checkedk publishedp1/5/98s2674ide>dPCustomsAnimal; Customs; Taxation; TransportCustomshouse Receipt1987aPCustoms1987<_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DBPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>jSoknok published†AP.Mich.inv. 6149CPapESijpesteijn PJFPCustomsG415H1987UNoWYesX31-II200-P (5)-(6)[Customshouse Receipt\ 4.5 x 5.5 cmnFSoknopaiou Nesos, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptoGreekr6uunknown customs official* H†hBte nome, province of EgyptAchillas415Soknopaiou Nesos, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptPCustomsAnimal; Customs; Police; Taxation; TransportCustomshouse Receipt1987slightly broken off on the left side; top right corner also missing1RectoDocumentary<_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>s, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of Egypth?(ionthenightoftheofpharmouthiofthepresentyearofclaVonthesealthroughthegate-houseofsoknopaiounesos+VonthesixthofpharmouthiptolemaiossonofhatrestwodonkVonthevine-dressersat25drachmaieachyVonthevine-dressersatdrachmaieachyVonthoth9Vonthoth9hasbroughtpaesissonofdemetriosforthevillaHVontopoftheleftfragment7thyearofclaudius3rdintercazVontybi1Vontybi1100onthe4th100demoticVontybi2thesamehasbroughtfour-hundredandeightyotherVontybi21Vontybi295Vontybi8hasbroughtpaesissonofaunesthroughptolasofMVonce`W_WtWvWWW1WYWgWiWnWWWovenance>Soknopaiou Nesos, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptPCustomsAnimal; Customs; Taxation; TransportCustomshouse Register1987broken off on the left side, badly damage n+%‰w Ann ArborxIReceipt for payment of an installment of rent, issued by Syrion to Laurosy!Syrion; Lauros; Augustus, EmperorzAgriculture; Rent|PHO Unknown place, province of EgyptPmuch damaged along the foldsQ1RRecto; Verso is blankS DocumentaryX 6057ar_a.bmphA12.2 x 12.5 cm31-102D2-PSyrionPHReceipt for payment of an installment of rent, issued by Syrion to Lauros8/9 A.D.Sijpesteijn PJP.Mich.inv. 6057GreekAnn Arbor6-PapNoYesglass needed?Unknown place, province of EgyptSyrion; Lauros; Augustus, Emperor689**‡hA6.5 x 11.2 cm31-102D2-PA[- - -]PHOrder to let pass a man who has paid the 3 % customs duty43/44 A.D.Sijpesteijn PJBacchiasP.Mich.inv. 6057GreekAnn Arbor10-PapNoNoBacchias, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptHerakleios; Claudius, Emperor; A[- - -]4Soknopaiou Nesos, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptcPCustomsAnimal; Customs; Taxation; TransportCustomshouse Order1987slightly broken off at the bottom; original not found (december 1997)1Recto; Verso is blankDocumentary<_600DPIFrZK RversoWWWWW W!W"W#W%W&W'W(W*W+W,W.W/W0W2W3W4W5W6W7W8W9W:W;W<W=W>W?W@WAWBWCWDWEWFWGWHWIWKWLWMWNWOWPWQWRWSWUWVWWWXWYWZW[W\W]W^W_W`WaWbWcWdWeWfWgWhWiWjWkWlWmWnWoWpWqWsWtWuWvWwWxWyWzW{W|W}WWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWW W W W W WWWWWWWWWWWWWWWSS‡hBsinoite nome, province of EgyptA(--) Nemesianos281Pl. VUnknownPCustomsAnimal; Customs; Taxation; TransportCustomshouse Receipt1987Complete1Recto; Verso is blankDocumentary<_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4C><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>iPaid, through the gate-house of Philadelphia, the 3 % (customs duty), by A(--) Nemesianos, exporting on one donkey, 1, four artabai, 4, of mixed products. Year 20, the eighteenth of Pauni, 18. Without seal.j!Done on the orig.; conservation30k publishedS‡AP.Mich.inv. 1356CPapESijpesteijn PJFPCustomsG463H1987IPl XIVUYesVKWYesX&January 1924; Acquired with Nahman lothtion>IPapYesYes281Pl VPCustoms1987<_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1>B<_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>sk publisheds1975‡AP.Mich.inv. 1356CPapESijpesteijn PJFPCustomsG463H1987IPl XIVUYesVKWYesX&January 1924; Acquired with Nahman lothNB‡hAJanuary 1924; Acquired with Nahman lotSijpesteijn PJP.Mich.inv. 1356KPapYesYes463Pl XIVPCustoms1987<_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>uk publisheds1401‡AP.Mich.inv. 297CPapESijpesteijn PJFPCustomsG354H1987IPl VIIIUNoWYesXGpurchased in Egypt by B.P. Grenfell and F.W. Kelsey in March-April 1920hNk‡k publisheds1717‡A P.Fayum 5CPapE Preisendanz KF PGM (vol. 2)GXXXIVH1973P1UNoWNohditor>Sijpesteijn PJP.Mich.inv. 297PapNoYes354Pl VIIIPCustoms1987<_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>k published‡A P.Fayum 5CPapE Preisendanz KF PGM (vol. 2)GXXXIVH1973P1UNoWNohN‡hAPreisendanz KP.Fayum 5PapNoNoXXXIV1PGM (vol. 2)1973<_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5B=><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>+k publisheds1286‡AP.Mich.inv. 1319CPapE Turner EGF PapLugdBat 17G18H1968I Pl XII-XIIIMZPE 35NHarder AO7-14P1979UYesVKWYesX&January 1924; Acquired with Nahman lothN‡ AP.Mich.inv. 591CPapEShier LAFPMich Coptic IIG42-3H1942UNoWYesX> 1921; Acquired by Kelsey from Dr. Askren; Notes by Crum, 1921oCoptichMounted>YesYes18Pl XII-XIIIHarder A7-14ZPE 351979PLugdBat 171968<_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>k published‡ AP.Mich.inv. 591CPapEShier LAFPMich Coptic IIG42-3H1942UNoWYesX> 1921; Acquired by Kelsey from Dr. Askren; Notes by Crum, 1921oCoptichb‡ hA 1921; Acquired by Kelsey from Dr. Askren; Notes by Crum, 1921Shier LAP.Mich.inv. 591CopticPapNoYes42-3PMich Coptic II1942<_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_60B0DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>k publisheds2590 ‡ AP.Mich.inv. 6867CPapEHusselman EM-Worrell WHFPMich Coptic IIIG1H1942IPl IVUYesVtop of FWYesX9purchased by Prof. Worrell in Egypt in the spring of 1936oCoptich&&‡ hApurchased by Prof. Worrell in Egypt in the spring of 1936Husselman EM-Worrell WHP.Mich.inv. 6867Coptictop of FPapYesYes1Pl IVPMich Coptic III1942<_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>k publisheds2971 VKWNoX9purchased by Prof. Worrell in Egypt in the spring of 1936oCoptich&'‡ AP.Mich.inv. 6865CPapEHusselman EM-Worrell WHFPMich Coptic IIIG7H1942IPl VUNoWYesX9purchased by Prof. Worrell in Egypt in the spring of 1936oCoptich_No>4PMich Coptic III1942<_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBackBf_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>Tk published‡ AP.Mich.inv. 6865CPapEHusselman EM-Worrell WHFPMich Coptic IIIG7H1942IPl VUNoWYesX9purchased by Prof. Worrell in Egypt in the spring of 1936oCoptichtich&)&*‡ hApurchased by Prof. Worrell in Egypt in the spring of 1936Husselman EM-Worrell WHP.Mich.inv. 6864CopticPapNoYes10Pl VIPMich Coptic III1942<_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>k publisheds2968 IIIG10H1942IPl VIUNoWYesX? purchased by Prof. Worrell in Egypt in the spring of 1936oCoptich&*&+‡hApurchased by Prof. Worrell in Egypt in the spring of 1936Husselman EM-Worrell WHP.Mich.inv. 6863CopticPapNoYes21Pl VIIPMich Coptic III1942<_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>k publisheds2967 c IIIG21H1942IPl VIIUNoWYesX> purchased by Prof. Worrell in Egypt in the spring of 1936oCoptich&+&,‡hApurchased by Prof. Worrell in Egypt in the spring of 1936Husselman EM-Worrell WHP.Mich.inv. 6862CopticPapNoYes18Pl VIIPMich Coptic III1942<_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>k publisheds2966 ic IIIG18H1942IPl VIIUNoWYesX= purchased by Prof. Worrell in Egypt in the spring of 1936oCoptich&,U‡hApurchased by Prof. Worrell in Egypt in the spring of 1936Worrell WHP.Mich.inv. 6861CopticPapNoNo15PMich Coptic III1942<_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>~k publisheds2965 ‡AP.Mich.inv. 6860CPapEHusselman EM-Worrell WHFPMich Coptic IIIG20H1942IPl VIIUNoWYesX9purchased by Prof. Worrell in Egypt in the spring of 1936oCoptich&.y‡hApurchased by Prof. Worrell in Egypt in the spring of 1936Husselman EM-Worrell WHP.Mich.inv. 6860CopticPapNoYes20Pl VIIPMich Coptic III1942<_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>jCheck: republished in Sarah J. Clackson's Diss., Coptic Documents Relating to the Monasteries of Apa Apollo at Bawit and Titkooh in the Hermopolite Nome (London, 199*)?k publisheds2964 &)‡ hApurchased by Prof. Worrell in Egypt in the spring of 1936Husselman EM-Worrell WHP.Mich.inv. 6865CopticPapNoYes7Pl VPMich Coptic III1942<_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>k publisheds2969 optic IIIG14H1942UNoWNoX: purchased by Prof. Worrell in Egypt in the spring of 1936oCoptich&/&1‡AP.Mich.inv. 6858CPapEHusselman EM-Worrell WHFPMich Coptic IIIG8H1942IPl VIUYesVJWYesX9purchased by Prof. Worrell in Egypt in the spring of 1936oCoptich/>PMich Coptic III1942<_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_BeR3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>Sk published‡AP.Mich.inv. 6858CPapEHusselman EM-Worrell WHFPMich Coptic IIIG8H1942IPl VIUYesVJWYesX9purchased by Prof. Worrell in Egypt in the spring of 1936oCoptich&1‡AP.Mich.inv. 4568CPapE Worrell WHFPMich Coptic IIIG17H1942IPl VIIUNoWYesX& 1926/1927 ; Acquired by Prof. KelseyoCoptichal>PapYesYes8Pl VIPMich Coptic III1942<_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_B600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>qk published‡AP.Mich.inv. 4568CPapE Worrell WHFPMich Coptic IIIG17H1942IPl VIIUNoWYesX& 1926/1927 ; Acquired by Prof. KelseyoCoptich*‡hA 1926/1927 ; Acquired by Prof. KelseyWorrell WHP.Mich.inv. 4568CopticPapNoYes17Pl VIIPMich Coptic III1942<_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBaBck_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>|k publisheds2234‡AP.Mich.inv. 4557CPapE Worrell WHFPMich Coptic IIIG11H1942UNoWNoX& 1926/1927 ; Acquired by Prof. KelseyoCoptich-‡hA 1926/1927 ; Acquired by Prof. KelseyWorrell WHP.Mich.inv. 4557CopticPapNoNo11PMich Coptic III1942<_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIB}Back_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>kk publisheds2230‡AP.Mich.inv. 4553CPapEHusselman EM-Worrell WHFPMich Coptic IIIG5H1942IPl IVUNoWYesX& 1926/1927 ; Acquired by Prof. KelseyoCoptichG‡hA 1926/1927 ; Acquired by Prof. KelseyHusselman EM-Worrell WHP.Mich.inv. 4553CopticPapNoYes5Pl IVPMich Coptic III1942<_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>k publisheds2228‡AP.Mich.inv. 4552CPapEHusselman EM-Worrell WHFPMich Coptic IIIG6H1942IPl VUNoWYesX% 1926/1927 ; Acquired by Prof. KelseyoCoptich@‡hA 1926/1927 ; Acquired by Prof. KelseyHusselman EM-Worrell WHP.Mich.inv. 4552CopticPapNoYes6Pl VPMich Coptic III1942<_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>k publisheds2227‡AP.Mich.inv. 4243BbCPapE Worrell WHFPMich Coptic IIIG9H1942UNoWNoX1 July 1925; Acquired by Dr. Askren and Prof Boak oCoptichF‡hA July 1925; Acquired by Dr. Askren and Prof Boak Worrell WHP.Mich.inv. 4243CopticPapNoNo9bPMich Coptic III1942<_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8B><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>k publisheds2171‡AP.Mich.inv. 4243BaCPapE Worrell WHFPMich Coptic IIIG16H1942UNoWNoX1 July 1925; Acquired by Dr. Askren and Prof Boak oCoptich0‡hA July 1925; Acquired by Dr. Askren and Prof Boak Worrell WHP.Mich.inv. 4243CopticPapNoNo16aPMich Coptic III1942<_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_RB8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>k publisheds2170‡AP.Mich.inv. 1514CPapEHusselman EM-Worrell WHFPMich Coptic IIIG2H1942UYesVJWNoX November 1924oCoptich$‡hANovember 1924Husselman EM-Worrell WHP.Mich.inv. 1514CopticJPapYesNo2PMich Coptic III1942<_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DBPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>mk publisheds1455 ‡AP.Mich.inv. 1301CPapE Worrell WHFPMich Coptic IIIG12H1942IPl VIUNoWYesX' January 1924; Acquired with Nahman lotoCoptich/‡hA January 1924; Acquired with Nahman lotWorrell WHP.Mich.inv. 1301CopticPapNoYes12Pl VIPMich Coptic III1942<_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBaBck_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>|k publisheds1381‡AP.Mich.inv. 1299CPapE Worrell WHFPMich Coptic IIIG13H1942UYesVAWNoX' January 1924; Acquired with Nahman lotoCoptichA8b‡hA January 1924; Acquired with Nahman lotWorrell WHP.Mich.inv. 1299CopticAPapYesNo13PMich Coptic III1942<_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBacBk_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>{k publisheds1378‡AP.Mich.inv. 777CPapE Worrell WHFPMich Coptic IIIG19H1942IPl VIUNoWNoXYReceived at the British Museum from Dr. David L. Askren, Fayoum, Egypt, in September 1922oCoptichoptichA8'o‡k publisheds3125 ‡AP.Mich.inv. 3645CPapD Zenon archiveEEdgar CCFPMich IG118H1931UNoV-WNoX&May 2, 1925; Acquired from Nahman lot.[Agricultural Account\ 10 x 16.5 cm]unfold at several places_+Relation between Recto and Verso uncertain.oto>Pl VIPMich Coptic III1942<_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIBFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>k published‡AP.Mich.inv. 3645CPapD Zenon archiveEEdgar CCFPMich IG118H1931UNoV-WNoX&May 2, 1925; Acquired from Nahman lot.[Agricultural Account\ 10 x 16.5 cm]unfold at several places_+Relation between Recto and Verso uncertain.(‡ AP.Mich.inv. 3610CPapD Zenon archiveEEdgar CCFPMich IG91H1931UNoV-WNoX&May 2, 1925; Acquired from Nahman lot.[ Letter(?)\ 11 x 20 cm]-anything to do? (probably not worth the time)n7Philadelpheia, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, EgyptoGreekr20sRecto written across the fibresuUnknownvIIIrd cent. B.C.w Ann Arborx Fragment of letter or memorandumyXPhilon; Apollonios (dioiketes?) (see Pros.Ptol. I 16 + add.; Pap.Lugd.Bat. XXI, p. 293)zLetter{ Naukratis|PHO Unknown placePDbroken off at the top and on the left and right sides; badly damagedQ1R1Recto (written across the fibres); Verso is blankS DocumentaryX 3610r_a.bmph(dioiketes?) (see Pros.Ptol. I 16 + add.; Pap.Lugd.Bat. XXI, p. 293)zLetter{ Naukratis|PHO Unknown placePDbroken off at the top and on the left and right sides; badly damagedQ1R1Recto (written across the fibres); Verso is blankS DocumentaryX 3610r_a.bmph   ((2‡ hC/><_600DPIFront_R1>3610r_a.bmp<_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>si((Text too fragmentary to be translated).j2done on the orig.; conservation11 scanned; checkedk publishedp12/19/97s2015Philon; Apollonios (dioiketes?) (see Pros.Ptol. I 16 + add.; Pap.Lugd.Bat. XXI, p. 293)91Philadelpheia, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, EgyptPMich ILetterLetter(?)1931broken off at the top and on the left and right sides; badly damaged1Recto (written across the fibres); Verso is blankDocumentary<*f(A‡!iPhaophi 16. We have received from Perdikkas, in lengths of 100 1/4 cubits, one piece of coarse-fibred linen, washed, weighing 40 1/2 minas, and another piece weighing 35 minas. Total 1 talent 15 1/2 minas.j4done, on the orig.; conservation9 - scanned; checkedk publishedp10/20/97s1895‡"AP.Mich.inv. 3231CPapD%Archive of Panakestor (Zenon archive)EEdgar CCFPMich IG26H1931UYesVB; seal in locker 18, shelf 16WNoX% November 1925; Acquired from Brummer[Business Letter\ 32 x 14 cm]unfold upper part; some fibers to align?; glass etc.? If possible, put the seal a bit lower, so that l. 7 would be visible when scannedn7Philadelpheia, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, EgyptoGreekrRecto - 8; Verso - 1sRecto written across the fibresu Zoilos(?)vNovember 7, 257 B.C.w Ann ArborxLetter from Zoilos(?) to Panakestor, concerning some quantity of hay seed, that he has perhaps delivered to Panakestor's agent, and black poppy seed that he will send him if he can find it((7‡"hDllSizeFront_R2>3231v.bmp<_600DPIFront_R1>3231r_a.bmp<_600DPIFront_R2>3231r_c.bmp<_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1>3231v_a.bmp<_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>fi((Text too fragmentary to be translated).j2done on the orig.; conservation9; scanned; checkedk publishedp10/30/97s1894 BrummerZoilos(?)PHArchive of Panakestor (Zenon archive)Letter from Zoilos(?) to Panakestor, concerning some quantity of hay seed, that he has perhaps delivered to Panakestor's agent, and black poppy seed that he will send him if he can find itNovember 7, 257 B.C.Edgar CCP.Mich.inv. 3231GreekAnn Arbor7.7 x 16.5 cm November 1925; Acquired from BrummerUnknownPHZenon archiveFragment of a letter, with copy of another letter addressed to Hephaistion(?); both seem to have been concerned with irrigation work in the Memphite nomeIIIrd cent. B.C.Edgar CCAkanthon [polis]P.Mich.inv. 3228GreekAnn Arbor21GPapYesNoblack glass; check VersoUnknown place, EgyptHephaistion; Komoapis (architekton?) (see Pros.Ptol. I 535 + add.; Pap.Lugd.Bat. XXI, p. 355); Thrason(?) (see Pros.Ptol. I 128)92Philadelpheia, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, EgyptPMich IIrrigation; LetterLetter1931broken off on the left and right sides and at th'&QŒAP.Mich.inv. 3081Ba, RectoCPapD Zenon archiveEEdgar CCFPMich IG4H1931 do for us: for the secretaries, (who are) three: for the one, 5 drachmai and 1 artaba 1/2 of wheat, and for the two others, 3 drachmai and 1 artaba 1/2 of wheat each, what makes for the year 132 drachmai and 54 artabai of wheat; and to pay for ourself for the present, until we meet Apollonios, by month, 3 artabai of wheat for food and 10 drachmai for salary. May you prosper.@A  @  C r  w   "    jGdone, on the orig.; conservation8; Traianos: check translation; scannedk publishedlqP.Cair.Zen. V, 59823, note ad l. 9; T. Reekmans, La sitometrie dans les archives de Zenon (Bruxelles, 1966) p. 29p10/9/97ŒAP.Mich.inv. 3081Ba, RectoCPapD Zenon archiveEEdgar CCFPMich IG4H1931*l*‡%hA13.5 x 10 cm (P.Mich. inv. 3227); 7 x 10.5 cm (P.Cair. inv. JdE 51883) November 1925; Acquired from BrummerEutychidesPH+ P.Cair. inv. JdE 51883; Zenon archiveLetter from Eutychides to Zenon, about an action in which a certain Antipatros(?) and Zenon's brother Epharmostos were involvedBL IV, 55 (lines 1-2, 3); Pap.Lugd.Bat. XXI, p. 137 (lines 1-2, 3)IIIrd cent. B.C.EBdgar CCP.Mich.inv. 3227GreekAnn ArborRecto - 7; Verso - 1GPapYesNoblack glassUnknown place, EgyptRecto written across the fibresEutychides (see Pros.Ptol. IV 10218; V14363); Zenon (son of Agreophon) (see Pros.Ptol. I 80 + add.); Antipatros(?); Epharmostos (son of Agreophon) (see Pros.Ptol. IV 11382; VI 16381); Tharsylos80+#‡'S DocumentaryX 3225r_a.bmp` 3225v_a.bmphA11 x 16.5 cm (P.Mich. inv. 3225) + 17.5 x 16.5 cm (P.S.I. VI 619) November 1925; Acquired from BrummerPais, kybernetesPH+ P.S.I. VI 619; Zenon archiveLetter to Zenon from Pais, the captain of a boat belonging to Zenon, concerning the share of the profits to be allotted to the sailors and the need to repair the boatBL III, 116 (lines 8-10); Pap.Lugd.Bat. XXI, p. 136 (date); BL X, 128 (biblioought for Artemidoros to Memphis 500 artabai of wheat 'from Tephi' and he gave me 8 drachmai, which I spent on the boat. The sailors are not inclined to sail on the terms of a third share. Inquire at home on what terms they sail for monopoly trading and you will find that they sail on a half share. Now if you approve, write td that they sail on a half share. Now if you approve, write t12/11/97 ‡'AP.Mich.inv. 3225CPap+)l‡'hDd/><_600DPIFront_R1>3225r_a.bmp<_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1>3225v_a.bmp<_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>.iA(Recto) To Zenon greeting from Pais. I sailed up in the boat and we are being pestered by the man who collects the twelve-drachmai tax and we have not yet . . . We brought for Artemidoros to Memphis 500 artabai of wheat 'from Tephi' and he gave me 8 drachmai, which I spent on the boat. The sailors are not inclined to sail on the terms of a third share. Inquire at home on what terms they sail for monopoly trading and you will find that they sail on a half share. Now if you approve, write td that they sail on a half share. Now if you approve, write tn) (see Pros.Ptol. I 80 + add.); Pais, kybernetes (see Pros.Pt (w‡,@)`)xhB)iA‡-@)x)hA;C;j‡.@)hx)hA)CiA-BCP‡/@)y)hB'D(nsP7‡0hA9ZC(oiA'‡1@z*,hB*+iA*t‡2z*MhB(iA*r‡3@s(hA C*‡4@]hAC*j P9‡5O*?hBD*AjA*‡6@*B9AhA)C)E)iBk)P:‡7R(hB'eD*L‡8@)nhA'C'iA‡9@,YKP)hB)D'iB*b‡:@)y)hB(D(‡;@x*]hB(iA‡@_8>hAC(iA(‡?@x(hB'mD‡@v* hA)C‡A@/WhA)C)YiA)Z‡BK>yhB'DiA'‡C@)QhA*~C')QhA*~C''(D(~F(|iB({jA(P‡Tn(9A(hA(C(E(iAC(('H‡)hBes>5GPapYesYesblack glass; check VersoUnknown place, EgyptRecto written across the fibresKoroibides (see Pros.Ptol. IV 9356; V 13454; Pap.Lugd.Bat. XXI, p. 356); Akrisios (tamias) (see Pap.Lugd.Bat.XXI, p. 279); Stotoetis [cheiristes] (see Pros.Ptol. I 1452)88Philadelpheia, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, EgyptScholl R250CC.Ptol.Sklav. II1990PMich ILetter; Slavery; TravelLetter1931broken off on the right side1Recto (written across the fibres)Documentary<_600DPIFront_R1>3223r_a.bmp<_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPI*)‡&AP.Mich.inv. 3226CPapD Zenon archiveEEdgar CCFPMich IG59H1931UYesVGWNoX% November 1925; Acquired from Brummer[Letter\ 17 x 11 cm]black glass; check Verson7Philadelpheia, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, EgyptoGreekr7sBRecto written across the fibres; written in a large, handsome handu[- - -]vOctober-November, 248 B.C.w Ann Arborx*Fragment of a letter, of uncertain subjecty[- - -]zLetter|PHOUnknown place, Egyptthe orig.; conservation10 scannedk publishedl E. Berneker, EdP 2 (1934) p. 69.p12/17/97‡&AP.Mich.inv. 3226CPapD Zenon archiveEEdgar CCFPMich IG59H1931UYesVGWNoX% November 1925; Acquired from Brummer[Letter\ 17 x 11 cm]black glass; check Verson7Philadelpheia, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, EgyptoGreekr7sBRecto written across the fibres; written in a large, handsome handu[- - -]vOctober-November, 248 B.C.w Ann Arborx*Fragment of a letter, of uncertain subjecty[- - -]zLetter|PHOUnknown place, Egypt>9 x 15 cm November 1925; Acquired from BrummerUnknownPHZenon archiveFragment of a contract concerning the terms on which a contractor undertakes to hoe the soil of a vineyard, preparing it for the operations of Artemidoros the vine-dresserBL IV, 55 (lines 6-7,8,12,13,14-15,16)247 B.C.Edgar CCP.Mich.inv. 3222GreekAnn Arbor<_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>jZenonk published ;)ha‡-j2done on the orig.; conservation10 scanned; checkedk publishedp12/10/97s1883from which certain amounts are deducted as payment for transport, sifting, winnowing, and measuring9ADZenon (son of Agreophon) (see Pros.Ptol. I 80 + add.); Glaukias (see Pros.Ptol. IV 10175); Harbichis; [- - -], sitometres; Haren[- - -] (see also below); Nika[- - -]; Maron (see also Pros.Ptol. IV 10289); (unnamed) koskineutai; (unnamed) brastai; (unnamed) sitometrai; Harentotes sitologos(?) (see Pros.Ptol. I 1342 + add.)Dz*Agriculture; Letter; Profession; Transport{Philadelpheia(?)|PHO@probably Philadelpheia, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, EgyptP7broken off on the left and right sides; badly mutilatedQ1RRectoS DocumentaryT 3219r.bmpV 3219v.bmpX 3219r_a.bmpX 3219r_b.bmp` 3219v_a.bmphapD Zenon archiveEEdgar CCFPMich IG53H1931UNoV-WNoX% November 1925; Acquired from Brummer[Business Letter\22.5 x 13.5 cmEgypt|PHhFullSizeFront_R1>61Philadelpheia, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, EgyptPMich IAccount; BusinessMoney account1931middle part quite damaged1Recto and VersoDocumentary3218r.bmp3218v.bmp<_600DPIFront_R1>3218r_a.bmp<_600DPIFront_R2>3218r_b.bmp<_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1>3218v_a.bmp<_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>9is>Theogenes (see Pap.Lugd.Bat. XXI, p. 339); Dromon (see Pap.Lugd.Bat. XXI, p. 321); Asklepiades; Epharmostos (sonu†hB441Pl. XIISoknopaiou Nesos, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptePCustomsAnimal; Customs; Taxation; TransportCustomshouse Receipt1987partly broken off on the left side1Recto; Verso is blankDocumentary<_600DPIFront_R1>6182er_a.C*bmp<_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>iPaid, through the gate-house of Soknopaiou Nesos, the 3 % (customs duty), by Sotas, exporting [three] artabai, 3, on [one] donkey. Year 9, the nine-teenth of [- - -], 19.>Long roll broP79Z‡/‡0AP.Mich.inv. 3216CPapD'+ P.Cair. inv. JdE 48926; Zenon archiveEEdgar CCFP.Cair.Zen. IIIG59397H1928UYesVGWYesX$November 1925; Acquired from Brummer[Letter of Recommendation\#9 x 10.5 cm (P.Mich.inv. 3216 only)] black glassn7Philadelpheia, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, EgyptoGreekr5sWritten across the fibresu HarmodiosvIIIrd cent. B.C.w Ann ArborxcFragments of a letter from Harmodios to Zenon, probably recommending a certain Antilochos(?) to himyHarmodios (son of Phokion, Kaunios) (see Pros.Ptol. IV 10155; 11262; Pap.Lugd.Bat. XXI, p. 300); Zenon (son of Agreophon) (see Pros.Ptol. I 80 + add.); Antilochos(?)zLetter; Recommendation; Travel|PHOUnknown place, EgyptPnP.Mich.inv. 3216 broken off on the left of the Recto; P.Cair. inv. JdE 48926 giving the beginning of the linesQ1R9Recto (written across the fibres); Verso is P.Mich. I, 82S DocumentaryX 3216r_a.bmphpart of the same document, leaving only the central part missingQ1k_R8>))‡,iAT(Recto) Philinos to Zenon greeting. If you are well, it would be good. I too am well. If it is convenient to you, kindly reserve me 1,000 artabai of wheat from the new crop. And write me the price, in order that I may send it to you. Farewell. (Verso) To Zenon. (Docket, 2nd hand) Year 35, Tybi 23. Philinos about 1,000 artabai of wheat.Tj2done on the orig.; conservation10 scanned; checkedk publishedp12/10/97s1884Recto (written across the fibres); Verso is P.Mich. I, 82S DocumentaryX 3216r_a.bmphBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>Visee Pros.Ptol. IV 10155; 11262; Pap.Lugd.Bat. XXI, p. 300); Zenon (son of Agreophon) (see Pros.Ptol. I 80 + add.); Antilochos(?)59397Philadelpheia, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, EgyptP.Cair.Zen. IIILetter; Recommendation; TravelLetter of Recommendation2$itozenonVVtozenongreetingfromkallipposhaveyoufallenasleepregaWVtozenongreetingfrompyronthoughidesiredsometimeagonVtozenongreetingofthefourawningswhichwereorderedonQVtozenongreetingyouwrotetomeaboutthetwocowsandtheVVenon (son of Agreophon) (see Pros.Ptol. I 80 + add.); Kleitarchos (see Pros.Ptol. I 132 + add.; 1483 + add.); Maron (see Pros.Ptol. IV 10289); Anosis (son of Thotorches) (see Pros.Ptol. I 786 + add.; V 12978 = VIIIC 514b; Pap.Lugd.Bat. XXI, p. 287); (unnamed) hyperetai of Phanesis; Stotoetis (see Pros.Ptol. I 1452); (unnamed) cheiristai of Stotoetis52Philadelpheia, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, EgyptPMich IAgriculture; Rural Society; Scribe; Violence(?)Declaration1931slightly broken off on the lower right side1Recto; Verso is blankDocumentaryDocumentary<_600DPIFront_R1>3212r_a.bmp<_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1>3212v_a.bmp<_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4DP><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>iZenon to Agron greeting. Will you please give Doxaios the price of the three jars in order that he may send it to us; for we are obliged to go over to Krokodilon polis.j)done on the orig.; conservation10 scannedk publishedp12/17/97‡4AP.Mich.inv. 3209CPapD Zenon archiveEEdgar CCFPMich IG74H1931UYesVBWNoX% November 1925; Acquired from Brummer[Business Letter\ 9 x 34 cm9 x 34 cm November 1925; Acquired from BrummerAntipatrosPHZenon archiveLetter from Antipatros to Zenon, concerning a jar of Chian wine which had perhaps been stolen (see also P.Cair.Zen. III,59359; 59412)IIIrd cent. B.C.Edgar CCChios; AigyptiosP.Mich.inv. 3209GreekAnn ArborRecto - 19; Verso - 1BBPapYesNoblack glass; check VersoUnknown place, EgyptAntipatros (see Pap.Lugd.Bat. XXI, p. 289); Zenon (son of Agreophon) (see Pros.Ptol. I 80 + add.); Chairon (see Pap.Lugd.Bat. XXI, p. 438)74Philadelpheia, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, EgyptPMich IFeeding; LetterBusiness Letter1931nearly complete1Edgar CCIbion (Eikosipentarouron)P.Mich.inv. 3208GreekAnn ArborRecto - 6; Verso - 1L; seal in locker 18, shelf 16PapYesNoblack glass; clay sealing in separate (big) folderUnknown place, EgyptRecto written across the fibresHeroides; Zeniketes; Zenon (son of Agreophon) (see Pros.Ptol. I 80 + addC.); (unnamed) sons of [- - -]; Andron, [phylakites] (see Pros.Ptol. II 4637)85Philadelpheia, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, EgyptPMich IJustice; Police; Prison; RecommendationLetter1931broken off: the middle part is missing; clay sealing partially preserved1Recto (written across the fibres) and VersoDocumentary3208r.bmpG<(*]E‡;AP.Mich.inv. 3200CPapD Zenon archiveEEdgar CCFPMich IG 9 (Recto)H1931IPl. IIUYesVGWYesX$November 1925; Acquired from Brummer[List of Articles\ 8.3 x 15.5 cm] white glassn7Philadelpheia, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, EgyptoGreekr11s"Written in a chancery hand (Edgar)uUnknownvca. 257 B.C.(?)w Ann Arborkind enough then to write to Panakestor or Artemidoros to have it exacted from him and repaid to me. Farewell. Year 31, Choiach 19. (Verso) To Zenon. (Docket, 2nd hand) Year 31, Choiach 19. Isingos about Nouraios, (claiming) 80 drachmai.jdone on the orig. SCANNEDk publishedp11/4/97‡;AP.Mich.inv. 3200CPapD Zenon archiveEEdgar CCFPMich IG 9 (Recto)H1931IPl. IIUYesVGWYesX$November 1925; Acquired from Brummer[List of Articles\ 8.3 x 15.5 cm] white glassn7Philadelpheia, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, EgyptoGreekr11s"Written in a chancery hand (Edgar)uUnknownvca. 257 B.C.(?)w Ann Arborance>Philadelpheia, Her((‡;iAIn the charge of Kriton: an ostrich egg decorated with silver, about twenty-five talents of lead, also a cloak belonging to Theodoros, one of the cavalry cleruchs from Boubastos, which was previously deposited with us and which we gave him to carry to Boubastos.j2done on the orig.; conservation11 scanned; checkedk publishedp12/19/97s1863‡14.5 x 17.5 cm November 1925; Acquired from BrummerSenchonsPHZenon archive; see also palaeographical descriptionLetter to Zenon from Senchons, who complains that her she-ass has been taken by Nikias (overseer of the transportation in Philadelpheia) while she needs it to carry her beehives into the pasturesBL III, 116 (line 4); BL VIII, 220 (bibliography); BL X, 128 (bibliography) JuBly, 256 B.C. (date of reception)Edgar CCP.Mich.inv. 3198GreekAnn ArborRecto - 13; Verso - 2-PapNoYesPhiladelpheia, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, EgyptRecto written across the fibres; written with a thick pen but in a fairly good hand. Same hand as the papyrus published by W. Clarysse, CE 68 (1993) p. 196 (P.S.I. Vi, 563 + P.Cair.Zen. IV, 596258>(‡>hA11 x 20 cm November 1925; Acquired from BrummerAntigenesPHZenon archiveFormal notification, written in duplicate, of the loss of a donkey, preesented by a Macedonian cleruch to the chief policeman of PhiladelphiaJanuary 5, 254 B.C.Edgar CCPhiladelpheia, Arsinoite nome; MakedonP.Mich.inv. 3196GreekAnn Arbor17BGPapYesYes"When the papyrus was bought, the inner text was still sealed up. The clay sealing had a plain surface without any design." (Edgar)black glassPhiladelpheia, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, EgyptAlexandros, archiphylakites (see Pros.Ptol. II 4545); Antigenes, Makedon, ton Nikanoros, klerouchos (see Pros.Ptol. II 3801); Nikanor (see Pros.Ptol. II 1961 + add.); Nikias (see Pros.Ptol. V 13646)((‡?AP.Mich.inv. 3195CPapD Zenon archiveEEdgar CCFPMich IG77H1931Ipl. VK1BL II 2, 89 (line 16); BL IX, 164 (bibliography)MC.Ptol.Sklav. IINScholl RO163P1990UNoV-WNoX% November 1925; Acquired from Brummer[Letter\ 6 x 28 cm] unfold (l. 3)n7Philadelpheia, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, EgyptoGreekr16swritten in a fine handu ApolloniosvIIIrd cent. B.C.w Ann Arboron9 - scanned Traianos: should I say that the clay sealing is now lost, or is it clear enough with Edgar's sentence?k publishedp11/4/97‡?AP.Mich.inv. 3195CPapD Zenon archiveEEdgar CCFPMich IG77H1931Ipl. VK1BL II 2, 89 (line 16); BL IX, 164 (bibliography)MC.Ptol.Sklav. IINScholl RO163P1990UNoV-WNoX% November 1925; Acquired from Brummer[Letter\ 6 x 28 cm] unfold (l. 3)n7Philadelpheia, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, EgyptoGreekr16swritten in a fine handu ApolloniosvIIIrd cent. B.C.w Ann Arbor'm* ‡?hD8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>giAApollonios to Zenon greeting. Concerning the boy whom Philon the schoolmaster introduced to you, if he exceeds your expectations in the matter of years, until (as the saying is) he has grey hairs and the rest, you can have nothing to reproach him with. (2nd hand) Farewell.jPdone on the orig.; conservation10 Check: Eirene 27 not in UMich scanned; checkedk publishedlHU. Wilcken, Archiv 10 (1932) p. 76; R. Pintaudi, Eirene 27 (1990) p. 27.p12/17/97s1858‡@AP.Mich.inv. 3194CPapD Zenon archiveEEdgar CCFPMich IG65H1931UYesVBWNoX% November 1925; Acquired from Brummer[Official Letter\ 35 x 9.5 cm]-black glass; no space between the fragments!n7Philadelpheia, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, EgyptoGreekrRecto - 3; Verso - 2sRecto written across the fibresu Hermaphilos<_600DPIBa)/‡@hCaterialOfficial Letter1931complete2Recto (written across the fibres) and VersoDocumentary3194r.bmp3194v.bmp<_600DPIFront_R1>3194r_a.bmp<_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIDjBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>4i(Recto) Hermaphilos to Eukkles greeting. Buy the lead about which you write and use it for the coppers of the bath, likewise for those of the boiling-house. (Verso) To Eukles. (Docket of dispatch) About lead.j3done on the orig.; conservation10; scanned; checkedk publishedp12/15/97s1857Recto - 3; Verso - 2BPap'‡ByPtolemaios; Zenon(?) (son of Agreophon) (see Pros.Ptol. I 80 + add.); Philon(?) (see P.Lond. VII, 2026 with introduction); Philiskos (oikonomos) (see Pros.Ptol. I 927 = 1093 + add.); Phileas (eglogistes) (see Pros.Ptol. I 926); (unnamed) logistaiz&Administration; Letter; Recommendation|PHO Unknown placeP$much damaged, mainly along the foldsQ1R=Recto (written across the fibres); Verso: faint traces of inkS DocumentaryX 3155r_a.bmp` 3155v_a.bmphA12 x 12 cmJuly 1925; Acquired from Dr. KondiliosPtolemaiosPH+ P.Col. II, 115h; Zenon archiveLetter of recommendation sent by a certain Ptolemaios to ZenonPap.Lugd.Bat. XXI, p. 137 (bibliography)around 256/255-254/253 B.C.Edgar CCP.Mich.inv. 3155GreekAnn Arbor7LPapYesNo3 x 4 cmJuly 1925; Acquired from Dr. KondiliosUnknownPHZenon archive; either part of P.S.I. VI, 675 or of a similar listList of foremen of native peasants (dekatarchoi), giving the number of yokes of oxen allotted to eachIIIrd cent. B.C.Edgar CCP.Mich.inv. 3153GreekAnn Arbor4-PapNoNoants (dekatarchoi), giving the number of yokes of oxen allotted to eachct'>‡EhD status>broken off in the middle; upper part much damaged1Recto (written across the fibres) and Verso (of P.S.I. VI, 555)Documentary<_600DPIFront_R1>3152r_a.bmp<_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4EP><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>iA(Recto) Artemidoros, barber, to Zenon(?) greeting. [As] you wrote, I gave to Artemidoros, the son of Sochares and to [- - -] the price of a barber's iron tool, nine drachmai. In order that you know, [- - -] according to the slave [- - -] in order that he can attend us. Farewell. Year 37, Apellaios 17, Choiak 21. (Verso) Year 37, Choiak 21. From Artemidoros, barber, to Zenon . . . of iron, 9 drachmai.''‡EyArtemidoros, koureus (see Pros.Ptol. V 13416); Zenon(?) (son of Agreophon) (see Pros.Ptol. I 80 + add.); Artemidoros, son of Sochares (see Pros.Ptol. IV 9687; V 12733; Pap.Lugd.Bat. XXI, p. 302); [- - -]axz"Profession; Slave; Trade; Utensils|PHOUnknown place, EgyptP1broken off in the middle; upper part much damagedQ1R?Recto (written across the fibres) and Verso (of P.S.I. VI, 555)S DocumentaryX 3152r_a.bmphA12 x 10.5 cm (+ P.S.I. VI, 555: 6.5 x 12 cm)July 1925; Acquired from Dr. KondiliosArtemidoros, koureusPH+ P.S.I. VI, 555(?); Zenon archiveLetter to Zenon(?) from the barber Artemidoros, who writes that he has paid the price of some iron utensils for his businessBL IX 164 (date); BL X, 128 (bibliography)February 11, 248 B.C.Edgar CCP.Mich.inv. 3152Business Letter1931broken H8&‡GAP.Mich.inv. 3150CPapD Zenon archiveEEdgar CCFPMich IG8H1931UNoV-WNoX&July 1925; Acquired from Dr. Kondilios[Letter\ 7.1 x 16.4 cmn7Philadelpheia, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, EgyptoGreekrRecto - 4; Verso - 3u Poseidoniosv0IIIrd cent. B.C., probably around April 257 B.C.Nechthembes son of Horos, Heliopolite, has received through Komoapis, for the levelling of the vineyard, for 20 labourers at one obol each, 3 drachmai 2 obols. Year 29, Choiak [9]. Nechthembes son of Horos, Heliopolite, [has received through] Komoapis(?), for the [levelling] of the [vineyard], for [20] labourers [at] one obol each, 3 drachmai 2 obols.tjdone, on the orig. scannedk publishedp10/14/97‡GAP.Mich.inv. 3150CPapD Zenon archiveEEdgar CCFPMich IG8H1931UNoV-WNoX&July 1925; Acquired from Dr. Kondilios[Letter\ 7.1 x 16.4 cmn7Philadelpheia, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, EgyptoGreekrRecto - 4; Verso - 3u Poseidoniosv0IIIrd cent. B.C., probably around April 257 B.C.:‡HhD><_600DPIFront_R1>3149r_a.bmp<_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1>3149v_a.bmp<_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>ViA(Recto) Ammonios to Zenon greeting. Towards [the order(?) for 2,000 drachmai] of silver to be given to you, we have given your messenger Theodoros 1,000 drachmai of silver and copper. Both Iatrokles and Theodoros will explain to you that we [aimed(?)] to have sent you the whole of the money [as soon as possible], but because the soldiers arrived needing money for rations we were unable to do so, wherefore please excuse us. Farewell. Year 29, Mecheir 9. (Verso) [To Zenon.] (Received) yeaBYr 28, Dystros 4, at Leontopolis. Ammonios about the silver and copper given to Theodoros.N ŒAP.Mich.inv. 1206CPapELuppe WFZPE 93G163-165H1992IPl V1UNoWYesX,December 1922; Acquired by Flinders - Petrie[Literary; commentary on Homer h>NoYes157-159Pl IV2aZPE 93Literary; hellenistic hexameter1992<_600DPIFront_R1>4926ar_a.bmp<_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_BR5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1>4926av_a.bmp<_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>jScannedk published ŒAP.Mich.inv. 1206CPapELuppe WFZPE 93G163-165H1992IPl V1UNoWYesX,December 1922; Acquired by Flinders - Petrie[Literary; commentary on Homer h)‡IhA17 x 6.5 cmJuly 1925; Acquired from Dr. KondiliosUnknownPHZenon archiveFragment bearing a note about the sale of cornIIIrd cent. B.C.Edgar CCP.Mich.inv. 3148GreekAnn ArborCol. I - 4; Col. II - 4-PapNoNosome fibres to clean up on the left?Unknown place, EgyptBNikon (see P.Lond. VII, 1937?)110Philadelpheia, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, EgyptPMich ITradeNote about the Sale of Corn1931broken off on the left side and at the bottom1Recto; Verso is blankDocumentary3148r_a.bmp<_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2>('‡JhBion>LPapYesNounfold (in several places); join all fragments (3 scraps still to be placed); glass? - then put 3146 back into the vault (not to be scanned)probably Philadelpheia, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, Egypt[Zenon(?) (son of Agreophon) (see Pros.Ptol. I 80 + add.)]; Kraton (see also P.S.I. VI, 622?)107Philadelpheia, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, EgyptPMich ICJusticeLetter1931broken off at the top and bottom; a few letters missing in the middle4RectoDocumentary3147r.bmp<_600DPIFront_R1>3147r_a.bmp<_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DP)L)=‡LhBt at top (see Verso)Unknown place, EgyptRecto written across the fibresTheo[- - -]40Philadelpheia, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, EgyptPMich IAgriculture(?); LetterFragment of a Letter1931broken off at the top, on the left side (of the Cairo fragment) and on the right side (of the Michigan fragment)1Recto (written acCross the fibres); Verso is blankDocumentary3143r_a.bmp<_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>))F‡MhB)PapYesNoput inv. 3141-3144 into different papers. - Well, no, put this one (inv. 3141 + 3142 = 3 fragments) into glass? Join two small bitsUnknown place, EgyptRecto written across the fibres; same hand as P.Mich. I, 64 (Edgar)Spondates (see Pap.Lugd.Bat. XXI, p. 419)63Philadelpheia, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, EgyptPMich IAgricultuCre(?); Police(?); ViolenceTwo Letters from Spondates1931broken off in the middle, with upper right corner missing3Recto (written across the fibres); Verso is blankDocumentary3141r.bmp<_600DPIFront_R1>3141r_a.bmp<_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFr')K‡KhBersUnknown place, Egypt[- - -] (Teos?), melissourgos (see Pros.Ptol. IV 12510)94Philadelpheia, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, EgyptPMich IAgriculture; Letter; ProfessionFragment of letter1931broken off on the left side and at the bottom1Recto; Verso is blankDocumentary3144r_a.bmp<_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>:i((Text too fragmentary to be translated).jPhiladelpheia, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, Egypthsd‡Nx(Copy of?) two letters from Spondates, who was in difficulties because of the disappearance of some property, perhaps wine from a wineyard (see also P.Mich. I, 64?)y)Spondates (see Pap.Lugd.Bat. XXI, p. 419)z#Agriculture(?); Police(?); Violence|PHOUnknown place, EgyptP9broken off in the middle, with upper right corner missingQ3R1Recto (written across the fibres); Verso is blankS DocumentaryT 3141r.bmpX 3141r_a.bmpX 3141r_b.bmphA7.5 x 6 cm; 11 x 12 cm; 5 x 10 cmJuly 1925; Acquired from Dr. KondiliosSpondatesPH+ P.Mich. inv. 3142; Zenon archive(Copy of?) two letters from Spondates, who was in difficulties because of the disappearance of some property, perhaps wine from a wineyard (see also P.Mich. I, 64?)August 22, 247 B.C.Edgar CCP.Mich.inv. 3141GreekAnn Arbor1)D*oe‡OyZenon (son of Agreophon) (see Pros.Ptol. I 80 + add.); Panoupis(?) (Panouphis) son of Pasis, myriarouros (see Pros.Ptol. IV 10368); (unnamed) komogrammateuszAgriculture; Letter|PHOUnknown place, EgyptP?broken off on the left and right sides, damaged along the foldsQ2R+Recto (written across the fibres) and VersoS DocumentaryX 3140r_a.bmp` 3140v_a.bmphA18.5 x 11.5 cmJuly 1925; Acquired from Dr. KondiliosUnknownPHZenon archiveFragment of letter to Zenon, probably from one of his foremen, about giving sesame seed to the myriarouros PanoupisPap.Lugd.Bat. XXI, p. 137 (lines 2; 5)IIIrd cent. B.C.Edgar CCP.Mich.inv. 3140GreekAnn ArborRecto - 6; Verso - 1E<_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R)>)@‡PhDGenre>Documentary<_600DPIFront_R1>3139r_a.bmp<_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1>3139v_a.bmp<_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>~iA(Recto) Ag[- - -], Phanotheos (and) Peton to Zenon greeting. We have [sent you] a copy of the petition sent to us from Theon, [which] Onnophris [presented] against Neoptolemos. Deliver the indictment(?) then to Neoptolemos [and] send him to us in order that he may be tried on the charge of his accuser [- - -]. If he fails to appear, we will pronounce judgment against him in favour of [the petitioner's claims(?)]. And also write to us. Farewell. Year 32, Daisios [. . .]. (Verso) To Zenon.cto (written across the fibres) and Verso< )‡HiGj$done, on the orig.; scanned; checkedk publishedlXR. Bogaert, ZPE 68 (1987) p. 37-38 [= Trapezitica Aegyptiaca (Firenze, 1994) p. 291-292]p10/15/97s18387r_a.bmphA17.2 x 16 cmJuly 1925; Acquired from Dr. KondiliosUnknownPHZenon archiveLetter probably written to Zenon, concerning awnings, which will have to be paid to the account of the Crown and which were probably for two boats and a tent (see P.Cair.Zen. I, 59053-59054; P.S.I. V, 533)BL VIII, 220 (line 4)July 5, 257 B.C.Edgar CCKasiotikonP.Mich.inon as you have time], in order thaBIt [. . .] may not accuse me of negligence. Farewell. Year 29, Pachons 13.7j!done, on the orig.; conservation9k publishedp10/21/97 2-7)S Documentaryhet of lines 2-7)S DocumentaryhR8>j'done, on the orig.; conservation9 Zenonk published(k(G‡RR+Recto (written across the fibres) and VersoS DocumentaryT 3136r.bmpV 3136v.bmpX 3136r_a.bmpX 3136r_b.bmpY 3136r_c.bmp` 3136v_a.bmphAP.Mich. inv. 3136: 24 x 8 cm; total size: 32 x 8 cmJuly 1925; Acquired from Dr. KondiliosNikonPH+ P.Cair. inv. JdE 48519 (P.Cair.Zen. I, 59071); Zenon archiveLetter sent to Zenon by Nikon concerning certain dishes that he had commissioned another member ofApollonios' household to sell them for himMay 30, 257 B.C.Edgar CCAlexandriaP.Mich.inv. 3136Total size (including the Cairo portion): 42 x 35 cm (Edgar). Col. I: 16.7 x 30 cm; top of col. II-III: 16 x 15.7 cmJuly 1925; Acquired from Dr. KondiliosUnknownPH+ P.Cair. inv. JdE 51618; Zenon archiveAccount concerning the making and painting of the woodwork in a new house, probably built for DiotimosBL VIII, 220 (bibliography)IIIrd cent. B.C. (ca. 255-254 B.C.?)EBdgar CCKrokodilon polis (Arsinoiton polis)P.Mich.inv. 3133GreekAnn ArborCol. I - 19; col. II - 20 (10 on the Michigan fragment); col. III - 25 (5 on the Michigan fragment)BPapYesNoThe images show only the Michigan fragments.unfold (top of col. I, right; l. 6, middle; left of l. 7 of col. I [see Verso]; l. 14-17 of col. I; beginning of l. 3 of col. II)*y*w9‡VhD1/><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1>3132v_a.bmp<_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>iA(Recto) [- - -] to Zenon greeting. You wrote to me about the two cows and [the calf, bidding me hand them over to - - -]. But the peasants object, saying that they have bought them from [- - -] through whom the money has been given, lest we should be thouthgt to have acted high-handedly [- - -] we have sent Nechthminis and Tetoramous(?) [- - - in order that] those who were tried about this very matter [should be confronted] with them before you. Please [therefore examine them and] write cto (written across the fibres) and VersoDocumentary<_600DPIFront_R1>3132r_a.bmp<(*x‡XAP.Mich.inv. 3130CPapD Zenon archiveEEdgar CCFPMich IG99H1931UYesVGWNoX&July 1925; Acquired from Dr. Kondilios[Letter\ 12 x 13 cm] black glassn7Philadelpheia, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, EgyptoGreekr7sRecto written across the fibresuUnknownvIIIrd cent. B.C.w Ann ArborxFragment of letterzLetter{ Sikelikos|PHOUnknown place, EgyptP&broken off on the left and right sidesQ1RQRecto (written across the fibres); uncertain traces on Verso (address or offset?)S DocumentaryX 3130r_a.bmp` 3130v_a.bmph fibres); uncertain traces on Verso (address or offset?)S DocumentaryX 3130r_a.bmp` 3130v_a.bmphation of his caseyZenon (son of Agreophon) (see Pros.Ptol. I 80 + add.); Kallippos (see Pros.Ptol. IV 10262); Demetrios (aipolos) (see Pros.Ptol. IV 12086); (unnamed) Kallippos's wifez6Agriculture; Business; Justice; Prison; Renting; Woman{Senary (Sinary)|PHOUnknown place, EgyptPnearly completeQ1ace, EgyptPnearly completeQ1 the fibres); Verso is blankC(]Œ8AStatement of the sum due to the encaustic painters Artemidoros and Demetrios for their work on the exedra and two rooms of a new house (probably built for Diotimos), of the sums which they have already received through the local bank and of the value of the materials supplied to themyArtemidoros, enkautes (see Pros.Ptol. VI 17068); Demetrios, enkautes (see Pros.Ptol. VI 17076); Hedylos (son of Dion), architekton (see Pros.Ptol. I 83 = 123 = 531); Artemidoros (trapezites) (see Pros.Ptol. I 1164)z"House Building; Prices; Profession|PHO7Philadelpheia, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, EgyptPbroken off on the right sideQ1RRecto and VersoS DocumentaryT 3133ar_a.bmphblishedlG. Husson, OIKIA. Le vocabulaire de la maison privee en Egypte d'apres les papyrus grecs (Paris, 1983) p. 302-306 (with earlier bibliography on the house of Diotimos).p12/8/97s1823 ‡YAP.Mich.inv. 3129CPapD Zenon archiveEEdgar CCFPMich IZenon archiveEEdgar CCFPMich I((‡YhD^_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>(iA(Recto) Apollonios to Zenon. When you were staying here [I warned you that] in a very short time we should have no lay left for the horses, and now [I find it necessary] to write to you about this matter. In order then that the horses may not [suffer through want] of provender, will you kindly take steps at once [to have hay sent to us]? For it is not easy to buy it in town on account [of the old stock being exhausted] and the new crop scanty; otherwise we would have done so. [Know that wBe] have not enough hay for a single day; so if you do not take thought at once, the horses will be falling ill. [Farewell]. (Verso) To Zenon. (Docket, 2nd hand) Apollonios about hay for the horses. (Received) year 29, Daisios 28, in Arsinoe of Dion.j^done on the orig. SH: add Agriculture (for bad crop)? Transport (for horses)? SCANNED; checkedk publishedp10/27/97s1818K(F‡[hAP.Mich. inv. 3127: 25.8 x 13 cm; P.S.I. VI, 556: 7.5 x 13 cmJuly 1925; Acquired from Dr. KondiliosApollonides, antigrapheusPH+ P.S.I. VI, 556; Zenon archiveLetter sent to Zenon by the antigrapheus Apollonides, asking for instructions about a quantity of wool he has just received for making mattressesBL X, 128 (bibliography)May 4, 257 B.C.Edgar CCMempBhisP.Mich.inv. 3127GreekAnn ArborRecto - 6 (5 on P.Mich. inv. 3127); Verso - 3-PapNoNoThe images show only the Michigan fragment. join the 2 fragments from here, plizzUnknown place between Memphis and Alexandria (Prosopite nome?), EgyptRecto written across the fibres; offsets of lines 1-2 above l. 1, and of line 4-5 on the VersoBusiness Letter1931complete; damaged on the right and left sides1Recto (written across the fibres) and VersoDocumentary3126r.bmp3126v.bmp<_600DPIFront_R1>3126r_a.bmp<_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1>3D126v_a.bmp<_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>\i. 377); Zenon (son of Agreophon) (see Pros.Ptol. I 80 + add.); Bia (see Pros.Ptol. V 12742)16Philadelpheia, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, EgyptScholl R204C.ptol.Sklav. II1990PMich IAnimals; Clothing; Letter; Textile; Woman<))‡]hFepigones66Philadelpheia, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, EgyptPMich IAnimals; Army; Debt; Ethnicity; Land Ownership; Personal status: Alexandrian & Greek citizens; ReligionAcknowledgment of Debt1931broken at the bottom; much damaged on the left side and along some folds; "when bought, the papyrus was rolled up and sealed, and a photograph was taken of it in that condition; but in thGe process of unrolling the clay sealings broke in pieces" (Edgar) [this photograph could not be found]. The broken seal has been preserved in tiny fragments.1Recto and VersoDocumentary3125r.bmp3125v.bmp<_600DPIFront_R1>3125r_a.bmp<_600DPIFront_R2>3125r_b.bmp<_600DPIFront_R3>3125r_c.bmp<_600DPIFront_R4>3125r_d.bmp<_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIF''9‡^iC ng to 35 drachmai. I have therefore written to let you know. Farewell. Year 28, Apellaios 26. (Verso) To Zenon. (2nd hand: docket) Antimenes about Doris, with a copy of the letter from Antipatros <Read: Sosipatros>. (Received) year 28, Dystros 17, in Mendes.j4done, on the orig.; conservation8 - scanned; checkedk publishedl'M. Zimmermann, ZPE 92 (1992) p. 201-217p10/9/97s1813‡_AP.Mich.inv. 3123CPapDD+ P.Cair. inv. unknown (see Pap.Lugd.Bat. XXI, p. 75); Zenon archiveEEdgar CCFPMich IG100H1931UYesVGWNoX&July 1925; Acquired from Dr. Kondilios[Official Letter\Fwhole size: 32 x 10 cm (Edgar); P.Mich. inv. 3123 only: 16.3 x 10.7 cm] black glass; nothing on Verso???n7Philadelpheia, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, EgyptoGreekr5uZoilosvabout 257 B.C.w Ann Arbori autoi. (PH)Arsinoe; Patara; MendesP.Mich.inv. 3124GreekAnn ArborRecto - 15 (10 only on P.Mich. inv. 3124); Verso )HP?#‡aG83H1931K Pap.Lugd.Bat. XXI, p. 137 (date)UYesVGWNoX&July 1925; Acquired from Dr. Kondilios[Letter\ 9 x 13.7 cm]+black glass; (I have to) check little scrapn7Philadelpheia, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, EgyptoGreekrRecto - 8; Verso - 3u Herakleidesv$IIIrd cent. B.C. (Feb. 254 or later)w Ann Arborx;Letter from Herakleides to Zenon, about some money for winey}Herakleides; Zenon (son of Agreophon) (see Pros.Ptol. I 80 + add.); Thrason (see Pros.Ptol. I 128; Pap.Lugd.Bat. XXI, p. 345)zFeeding; Letter{ Alexandria|PHOUnknown place, EgyptPbroken off at the bottomQ1RRecto and VersoS DocumentaryX 3121r_a.bmp` 3121v_a.bmph[1 obol 1/2]. Farewell. (Verso) To Zenon. (Docket, 2nd hand) Peisikles, about the food bought through Philokrates, 6 drachmai 1 obol 1/2. (Received) year 29, Daisios 21, in Arsinoe.j*done on the orig. - conservation9; scannedk publishedlP.Mich. I, 20.p10/23/97‡aAP.Mich.inv. 3121CPapD Zenon archiveEEdgar CCFPMich IG83No'(‡`hA14 x 9.5 cm (P.Cair. inv. JdE 48531: 16.5 x 9.5 cm)July 1925; Acquired from Dr. KondiliosPeisiklesPH+ P.Cair. inv. JdE 48531 (P.Cair. I, 59083); Zenon archiveLetter from Peisikles, a treasurer or store-keeper in the household of Alexandria, to Zenon, to whom he states the price of fish and other provisions bought by Philokrates for the travelling partyJuly 21, 257 B.C. (date of reception)Edgar CCArsinoe (he Dionos)P.Mich.inv. 3122GreekAnn ArborRecto - 5; Verso - 3 (none on P.Mich. inv. 3122)-PapNoNoIn P.Mich. I, 20, C.C. Edgar limited himself to some comments on the text published in P.Cair.Zen. I, 59083. - The images show only the Michigan fragment.Fibres on the left folded + too fragile?probably Alexandria, Egypt9 x 13.7 cmJuly 1925; Acquired from Dr. KondiliosHerakleidesPHZenon archiveLetter from Herakleides to Zenon, about some money for winePap.Lugd.Bat. XXI, p. 137 (date)IIIrd cent. B.C. (Feb. 254 or later)Edgar CCAlexandriaP.Mich.inv. 3121GreekAnn ArborRecto - 8; Verso - 3GPapYesNoblack glass; (I have to) check little scrapUnknown place, EgyptHerakleides; Zenon (son of Agreophon) (see Pros.Ptol. I 80 + add.); Thrason (see Pros.Ptol. I 128; Pap.Lugd.Bat. XXI, p. 345)83Philadelpheia, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, EgyptPMich IFeeding; LetterLetter1931broken off at the bottom1111Philadelpheia, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, EgyptPMich IAccount; BankAccount or Note1931Recto broken off at the bottom; Verso much faded on the right side1Recto (written across the fibres) and VersoDocumentary<_600DPIFront_R1>3120r_a.bmp<_600DPIFroD$nt_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1>3120v_a.bmp<_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>i7 B.C.?)Edgar CCKrokodilon polis (Arsinoiton polis); Arsinoite nomeP.Mich.inv. 3120GreekAnn Arbor<_600DPIFroshed*(‡chD]600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>'iA(Recto) Dionysodoros to Zenon greeting. We hear that the yacht (keles) has sailed past with the papyrus rolls on board. Will you kindly then send us the ten rolls which Apollonios ordered to be given us? Give them to Apollonides, the bearer of this letter, in order that we may not be unduly behindhand. Farewell. Year 29, Daisios 29. (Verso) (Docket, 2nd hand) Dionysodoros, about papyrus rolls.j3done on the orig.; conservation9 - scanned; checkedk publishedp10/27/97s1808‡dAP.Mich.inv. 3118CPapD Zenon archiveEEdgar CCFPMich IG69H1931K Pap.Lugd.Bat. XXI, p. 137 (l. 1)UYesVB (with inv. 3117)WNoX&July 1925; Acquired from Dr. Kondilios[Business Letter\ 9.5 x 34 cm]twill we leave the two pieces in the same glass? (I have no objection) The date on the label of inv. 3118 is wrong...n7Philadelpheia, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, EgyptoGreek((‡dhBreserv>will we leave the two pieces in the same glass? (I have no objection) The date on the label of inv. 3118 is wrong...Unknown place, EgyptHeroides; Zenon (son of Agreophon) (see Pros.Ptol. I 80 + add.); Antiochos69Philadelpheia, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, EgyptPMich IAnimal; LetterBusiness Letter1931complete1Recto and VersoDocumentary3118r.bmp<_600DPIFront_R1>3118r_a.bmp<_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1>3118v_a.bmp<_600DPIBack_R2>3118v_b.bmp<_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>i_side>Recto and VersoPapYesNowill we leave the two pieces in the same glass? (I have no objection) The date on the label of inv. 3118 is wrong...Unknown place, EgyptPhilon (see Pros.Ptol. IV 8568); Zenon (son of Agreophon) (see Pros.Ptol. I 80 + add.); Aristandros (oikonomos) (see Pros.Ptol. I 1021 + add.); Sostratos (see Pros.Ptol. IV 11760)56Philadelpheia, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, CEgyptPMich IAgriculture; Debt; LetterBusiness Letter1931complete1Recto and VersoDocumentary3117r.bmp<_600DPIFront_R1>3117r_a.bmp<_600DPIFront_R2>3117r_b.bmp<_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBackK(41‡fiA(Recto) Philotas to Zenon greeting. Know that I have now arrived from Memphis, where in the first place I have given money to the soldiers to buy rations and in the next place have delivered to the revenue-collector all the money that was in hand, borrowing an additional sum from the bank of Memphis. But since my arrival nothing has yet been paid in. It is advisable therefore that you write to Thrason about this matter, telling him to instruct his agents to transfer the sums collected to Bthe bank in order that payment may be made immediately. Farewell. Year 31, Thoth 4. (Verso) To Zenon. (Docket, 2nd hand) Year 31, Thoth 4. Philotas.jdone on the orig.; conservation9; scanned; checked Check: Zenon at that time was in charge of the dorea at Philadelpheia; as the letter was written the same day as it was received, does it mean that Philotas had arrived in Philadelpheia? Not sure enough?k publishedl?U. Wilcken, Archiv 10 (1932) p. 75; P.Lond. VII, 1938, 4, note.v.bmp6RyiCinus & (Canus Iunius) Niger, consuls of 138 A.D.; Hadrianus, emperor; Numissius233-240PlateUnknownSanders HA436Pl. VI a, bPMich VII1947Aegyptus 17Army; Birth; Population controlBirth Certificate of an Illegitimate Boy1937Broken off at the bottom (of the wax side); first tablet missing2DPages III-IVDocumentary<_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>xi)*S‡hhEK00DPIFront_R1>3114r_a.bmp<_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1>3114v_a.bmp<_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8> iA(Recto) Lysanias to Theophilos greeting. I think you are not ignorant of our keenness and zeal to serve you and how from the first we protected you; and when we saw you calumniated by Demeas and how the members of the association co-operated to have you condemned unjustly and Alketas my brother became surety for you and put himself to trouble along with his friends, engaging by written bond to produce you for trial within five days (of summons) or else pay the sum claimed, and yet you wermatical style, which it is unnecessary to criticize in detail. The first seven lines in particular are merely a string of clauses which cannot be cons))|‡iuAigyptosv#IIIrd cent. B.C. (summer 251 B.C.?)w Ann ArborxLetter from Aigyptos, a travelling agent of Apollonios, asking Zenon to send him various articles (including some fishes) to Ptolemais where he was making or was about to make a short stayyAigyptos (see Pros.Ptol. I 110); Zenon (son of Agreophon) (see Pros.Ptol. I 80 + add.); Artemidoros (see Pros.Ptol. IV 10160 = VI 16582); DiotimoszFeeding; Letter{Ptolemais (Hormou)|PHO<_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>ig about it?Ptolemais (Hormou), Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, EgyptAigyptos (see Pros.Ptol. I 110); Zenon (son of Agreophon) (see Pros.Ptol. I 80 + add.); Artemidoros (see Pros.Ptol. IV 10160 = VI 16582); Diotimos72Philadelpheia, H*‡kw Ann ArborxMemorandum to Zenon (appealed to as head of the village) from Artemidoros, about two mills which his father had deposited with Pantheros and later with Semphthos and of which Pantheros and Semphthos had prevented the removalyZenon (son of Agreophon) (see Pros.Ptol. I 80 + add.); Artemidoros son of Theodoros (see Pros.Ptol. V 12602); Theodoros (father of Artemidoros) (see Pros.Ptol. V 12615); Pantheros (hyophorbos) (see Pros.Ptol. IV 12006); Semphthos (Somphthous)z0House Ownership; Justice; Renting; Rural Society|PHO@probably Philadelpheia, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, EgyptPcomplete, somewhat damagedQ1RRecto; Verso is blankS DocumentaryT 3111r.bmpX 3111r_a.bmphP.Mich.inv. 3111CPapD Zenon archiveEEdgar CCFPMich IG79H1931UYesVGWYesX&July 1925; Acquired from Dr. Kondilios[Petition\ 8 x 21 cm]black glass; check Verson7Philadelpheia, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, EgyptoGreekr25uArtemidoros son of TheodorosvIIIrd cent. B.C.w Ann Arborf3‡lX 3110r_a.bmpX 3110r_b.bmpY 3110r_c.bmpY 3110r_d.bmphA22 x 25.5 cmJuly 1925; Acquired from Dr. KondiliosHerakleidesPHZenon archiveMemorandum to Zenon from Herakleides, who proposes to undertake under certain conditions the construction of a palisade to protect the pigs and other animals against the dangers of the approaching flood. A drawing shows the course of the canal and the position of the palisade between the house of the physician Artemidoros and the ten10 scannedk publishedp12/17/97‡lAP.Mich.inv. 3110CPapD Zenon archiveEEdgar CCFPMich IG84H1931IPl. VIK2BL II 2, 89 (line 17); BL VIII, 220 (bibliography)UYesVKWYesX&July 1925; Acquired from Dr. Kondilios[ Memorandum\ 22 x 25.5 cm]Gblack glass; l. 4-5 a scrap to move a little bit; fragile and precious!_QAdditional photo in: N. Lewis, Greeks in Ptolemaic Egypt (Oxford, 1986) pl. 3(a)./>79Phif*:0‡lhDof text_title>Memorandum1931broken off on the right side; badly damaged on the left side and along the folds1Recto (written across the fibres); Verso is blankDocumentary3110r.bmp<_600DPIFront_R1>3110r_a.bmp<_600DPIFront_R2>3110r_c.bmp<_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPEIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>]i((Text too fragmentary to be translated).j2done on the orig.; conservation10 scanned; checkedk publishedp12/18/97s1799o>Pl. VIPhiladelpheia, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, EgyptPMich IAnimals; Building Material; Drawing (Map); Irrigation; ReligionPMich IAgriculture; Festiv))‡oiA(Recto) Sostratos to Zenon greeting. I think you are aware about Aischylos, that he is far from indifferent to us. He has now sailed up the river to your party in order to be introduced to Kleonikos. Please therefore make an endeavour to introduce him to Kleonikos; and if he does not find the latter in your company, get letters of introduction to him from his friends. By doing so you will much oblige us; for I am interested in him. And write to us yourself at any time to say what we couldB do to serve you. Farewell. Year 28, Peritios 20. (Verso) To Zenon. (Docket, 2nd hand). [- - -]. (Received) year 28, Peritios . ., in Boubastos.j4done on the orig.; conservation10; scanned ; checkedk publishedp12/11/97s1796clay sealingQ1R+Recto (written across the fibres) and VersoS DocumentaryT 3107r.bmpV 3107v.bmpX 3107r_a.bmpX 3107r_b.bmpY 3107r_c.bmp` 3107v_a.bmphgraphy)MLight from Ancient LettersNWhite JLO11UNoV-WNodings>Agriculture; Festiv)`)‡oVB; seal in locker 18, shelf 16WNoX&July 1925; Acquired from Dr. Kondilios[Letter of introduction\ 32 x 10 cm]Dunfold (left side) if possible - glass? quid for the seal ("glue?")?n7Philadelpheia, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, EgyptoGreekrrecto - 6; Verso - 3sRecto written across the fibresu SostratosvMarch 24, 257 B.C.w Ann ArborxLetter from Sostratos to Zenon, written to introduce a friend of his called Aischylos, who wishes to be recommended to a certain KleonikosySostratos (see Pros.Ptol. VIII 13a); Zenon (son of Agreophon) (see Pros.Ptol. I 80 + add.); Aischylos (see Pros.Ptol. VIII 13c); Kleonikos (see Pap.Lugd.Bat. XXI, p. 353)zLetter; Recommendation{ Boubastos|PHOUnknown place, EgyptP+much damaged on the left side; clay sealingQ1R+Recto (written across the fibres) and VersoS DocumentaryT 3107r.bmpV 3107v.bmpX 3107r_a.bmpX 3107r_b.bmpY 3107r_c.bmp` 3107v_a.bmph)(‡pn7Philadelpheia, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, EgyptoGreekrRecto -10; Verso - 3sRecto written across the fibresu Aristeidesv%July 31, 257 B.C. (date of reception)w Ann ArborxLetter from Aristeides to Zenon, to whom he asks to introduce his messenger to Apollonios, as he complains to have been nominated by his fellow citizens as commissary of corn, though not of the required age for holding this unwelcome chargeyAristeides (see Pros.Ptol. I 181); Theronides, his brother; Zenon (son of Agreophon) (see Pros.Ptol. I 80 + add.); Apollonios (dioiketes) (see Pros. Ptol. I 16 + add.); Dromon (see Pap.Lugd.Bat. XXI, p. 321)zrLetter; Liturgy (compulsory public service) (& exemption); Personal status: Alexandrian(?) citizen; Recommendation{Arsinoe (he Dionos)|PHO Unknown placeP"complete; damaged along some foldsQ1R+Recto (written across the fibres) and VersoS DocumentaryT 3105r.bmpV 3105v.bmpX 3105r_a.bmpX 3105r_b.bmp` 3105v_a.bmph. (Received) year 29, Panemios 1, in 5?ˆExSubscriptions to a contract by which Mysthas, son of Akousilaos, cedes to Maximus, son of Diodoros also called Papontos, a catoecic allotment of six arourai, with one quarter of an aroura of the impost of the village (epibole komes)9AMysthas son of Akousilaos, Makedon ton katoikon; Maximus son of Diodoros alias Papontos; Psenosiris son of Phamounis; Ammonios son of Ammonios; Heronas, koureus; Heron son of Heraklios (Herakleios); Claudius, Emperor; Maron son of Chresimos; Apollonios son of LysimachoszdCession; Ethnicity; Illiteracy; Irrigation; Land Ownership; Land Status; Profession; Taxation (Land){!koile legomene Phregme (Phremei)|PHOWhite JL25Light from Ancient Letters1986PMich IAnimals; Feeding; LetterBusiness Letter1931The text is complete, but a rectangular fragment has been cut out of the left bottom corner of the papyrus1Recto (written across the fibres) and VersoDocumentary3101r.bmp3101v.bD}mp<_600DPIFront_R1>3101r_a.bmp<_600DPIFront_R2>3101r_d.bmp<_600DPIFront_R3>3101r_g.bmp<_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1>3101v_b.bmp<_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>Gios.Ptol. I 76)48Philadelpheia, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, Egypt< (f‡}@'hA'NC<‡@'])s9A(P(hB(DAF,1‡@,hhABC($‡y(hBC‡@: E'hADC'iA90‡y'hB jiE‡@'R'ahB#D>‡@*\yFhB)D>‡@GO)MhBHi>‡@R)NhB*DI‡x*ZhBJD)‡@*y*hB)D-C‡@K9AhALCiA)w‡@)yx)}hB(VD(2‡@(UE(ZhA9 C(:‡@9hA(6C‡X,jO(ahB(.D(/iA(4‡@(9hA(8CQ‡x(5hB(-DM‡hA(hC'/C(.E(aj;Qj(5‡hA(-C(‡@ShA'C'‡PThB'D'‡hAUC ‡@$A48A4|9B4D4F4:A4hA4C4E+G4mI4oK4piA4qC4rE/_G.I4jA4z‡V48A4{9A)[C4E0PA4hB0D0F4H4J0L0iB0DWF0H0J0jB4D0''‡uhA9 x 4.7 cmDecember 1926; Acquired from Dr. KondiliosPyronPH+ P.Cair. IV, 59632; Zenon archiveCopy (sent to Zenon?) of a complaint addressed by the scribe Pyron probably to ApolloniosBL VI, 84 (bibliography)May 15, 250 B.C.Edgar CCP.Mich.inv. 3100GreekAnn ArborCol. I - 11 (P.Mich. inv. 3100: only 4 lines); col. II - 14B-PapNoNoThe image shows only the Michigan fragment.Unknown place, EgyptPtolemaios (II), son of Ptolemaios (I) Soter, basileus Pyron, ho pros tois grammasin (see Pros.Ptol. I 136 + add.; Pap.Lugd.Bat. XXI, p. 411)]; [Apollonios(?) (dioiketes) (see Pros. Ptol. I 16 + add.)]; Zenon (son of Agreophon) (see Pros.Ptol. I 80 + add.)109Philadelpheia, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, Egypt)o( .‡vRRecto; Verso is blankS DocumentaryX 3099dr_a.bmphA5.5 x 7 cm December 1926; Acquired from Dr. KondiliosUnknownPHZenon archiveFragment of a documentIIIrd cent. B.C.Edgar CCP.Mich.inv. 3099GreekAnn Arbor9-PapNoNoPublished as inv. 3099, without further indication.Unknown place, Egypt112Philade to write, and (he/she) doesn't want yet to pay it back, in order that (he/she) makes what (he/she) wants. Therefore I still beg you now to compel him to pay to me . . . [- - -]jBdone, on the orig. Traianos: Ptolemy or Ptolemaios, for the Kings?k publishedp10/15/97‡vAP.Mich.inv. 3099BdCPapD Zenon archiveEEdgar CCFPMich IG112H1931UNoV-WNoX+ December 1926; Acquired from Dr. Kondilios[Fragment of Uncertain Nature=‡zAP.Mich.inv. 3098BhCPapD Zenon archiveEEdgar CCFPMich IG101H1931UNoV-WNoX*December 1926; Acquired from Dr. Kondilios[Letter\ 10.3 x 9.3 cmn7Philadelpheia, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, EgyptoGreekr8u [- - -]kopoivIIIrd cent. B.C.w Ann ArborR3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>>i(Recto) [- - -] but also I have nothing to wear and we are living in the open. Will you kindly then order them to give me 4 drachmai, that I may buy at least an old cloak [- - -] (Verso) Petosirisjdone, on the orig.; scannedk publishedl"U. Wilcken, Archiv 10 (1932) p. 76p10/9/97‡zAP.Mich.inv. 3098BhCPapD Zenon archiveEEdgar CCFPMich IG101H1931UNoV-WNoX*December 1926; Acquired from Dr. Kondilios[Letter\ 10.3 x 9.3 cmn7Philadelpheia, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, EgyptoGreekr8u [- - -]kopoivIIIrd cent. B.C.w Ann Arbor/>3098cr_a.bmpblack glass; this fragment with 3 lines on Recto is 3099c2Unknown place, EgyptVerso written across the fibresKriton; Dion(?)115Philadelpheia, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, Egyptc2PMich IAccount; Animals; Army(?)Money Account1931broken off at the top and on the right side (of the Recto)1Recto and Verso (written across the fibres)Documentary<_600DPIFront_R1>3099c2r_a.bmp<_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1>3099c2v_a.bmp<_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_6((b‡QhBv. 3137GreekAnn Arbor8-PapNoNonot too fragile? (check upper left corner and lower right one, which probably needs 1-2 tapes)Unknown place, EgyptRecto written across the fibres[Zenon(?) (son of Agreophon) (see Pros.Ptol. I 80 + add.)]17Philadelpheia, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, EgyptPMich ILetter; Textile; Transport (ship)Business Letter1931broken off and damaged on the left side1Recto (written across the fibres); Verso is blank (except for an offset of lines 2-7)Documentary3137r.bmp<_600DPIFront_R1>3137r_a.bmp<_600DPIFront_R2>3137r_a.bmp<_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><:'‡zxVFragment of a letter sent to an unknown person by a group of wood-fellers or bakers(?)y[- - -]kopoi (xylokopoi? rhabdokopoi? artokopoi?); Anoseis (Anosis, son of Thotorches) (see Pros.Ptol. I 786 + add.; V 12978 = VIII 514b; Pap.Lugd.Bat. XXI, p. 287)zLetter; Profession|PHO?perhaps Philadelpheia, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, EgyptP;broken off on the left side and at the bottom; much damagedQ1RRecto; Verso is blankS DocumentaryT 3098hr_a.bmphA10.3 x 9.3 cmDecember 1926; Acquired from Dr. Kondilios[- - -]kopoiPHZenon archiveFragment of a letter sent to an unknown person by a group of wood-fellers or bakers(?)IIIrd cent. B.C.Edgar CCP.Mich.inv. 3098GreekAnn Arbor8-PapNoNoperhaps Philadelpheia, Herakleidou meris, Arsuch damaged1Unknown place, Egypt(?)Recto written across the fibres[- - -]ton (Kriton?); Zenon (son of Agreophon) (see Pros.Ptol. I 80 + add.); (unnamed) nautai104Philadelpheia, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, EgyptaPMich IHealth; Letter; Profession; Violence(?)Letter1931broken off on the left and right sides; lower half badly damagDed2Recto (written across the fibres) and VersoDocumentary<_600DPIFront_R1>3098ar_a.bmp<_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1>3098av_a.bmp<_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><>'‡|hE_600DPIBack_R8>i((Text too fragmentary to be translated).j3done, on the orig.; conservation8; scanned; checkedk publishedp10/9/97s1780I need to check after unfolding) - join the fragment with a sigma at the end of line 8 - join scraps at the end of l. 12 (1 of the 3 scrops has broken down when I tried to place it! careful!) Glass, I presumepn7Philadelpheia, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, EgyptoGreekr(Frg. a, recto - 8; verso - 1; Frg. b - 5sRecto written across the fibresu [- - -]tonvIIIrd cent. B.C.w Ann ArborxgLetter to Zenon, sent perhaps by a certain Kriton, who had apparently injured in a brawl or an accidenty][- - -]ton (Kriton?); Zenon (son of Agreophon) (see Pros.Ptol. I 80 + add.); (unnamed) nautaiz'Health; Letter; Profession; Violence(?)|PHOUnknown place, Egypt(?)P@broken off on the left and right sides; lower half badly damagedQ2R+Recto (written across the fibres) and VersoS DocumentaryT 3098ar_a.bmpV 3098av_a.bmphL!Šk publisheds2064 25; Acquired by Professor BoakBL IX, 305 (l. 2)Sijpesteijn PJP.Mich.inv. 3722PapNoNo187-188SB XVIII, 13768 (and p. 492)Tyche 11986<_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7>B<_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>k published<_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>ibres) and VersoDocumentary<_600DPIFront_R1>3193r_a.bmp<_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFro(,1‡hDrytes, isionomos (see Pros.Ptol. III 6915); Phanoupis (Panoupis); Amoles (son of Herpekysis?) (see Pros.Ptol. IV 10122); Pasis son of Pais (see Pros.Ptol. IV 10371, V 13012); Mieus son of Kanos (see Pap.Lugd.Bat. XXI, p. 368); Petobastis son of Thosytmis (see Pros.Ptol. V 13021); Petobastis son of Phanesis; Paris son of Pana[- - -]; Teos son of A[- - -] (Harpechysis?) (see Pap.Lugd.Bat. XXI, p. 426-427); Petoseiris (Petosiris) [- - -]; Herpekysis [- - -]; Abynchis [- - -]119Philadelpheia, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, EgyptPMich IAccount; Agriculture; Loan; ProfessionCorn Account1931Frg. a broken off on the left and right sides and at the bottom; frg. b broken off on the left and right sides and at the top; both quite damaged2Recto and VersoDocumentary3096ar.bmp3096br.bmp7 x 23.5 cmDecember 1926; Acquired from Dr. KondiliosUnknownPHZenon archiveAccount, kept day by day, of wages for men employed on an unknown workBL IX 164 (lines 19-23).IIIrd cent. B.C.Edgar CCP.Mich.inv. 3095GreekAnn Arbor26GPapYesNounknown place (PhiladelpheBia?), EgyptEutychos; Amyntas, pais(?); (unnamed) ergatai116Philadelpheia, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, EgyptScholl R179C.Ptol.Sklav. II1990PMich IAccount; Agriculture(?); ProfessionAccount of Workmen's Wages1931broken off at the top, on the right side and on the upper left side; damaged on the lower left sideUnknown place[- - -]grammateus; Zenon (son of Agreophon) (see Pros.Ptol. I 80 + add.)117Philadelpheia, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, EgyptPMich IAccount; FeedingAccount of Wine1931broken off at the top(?) and on the left side1RectoDocumentary3094r_a.bmp<_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>i((Text too fragmentary to be translated).j4done, on the orig.; conservation8 - scanned; checkedk publishedp10/13/97s1775''‡hA8 x 8.5 cmDecember 1926; Acquired from Dr. KondiliosUnknownPHZenon archiveFragment of a letter or memorandum, in which the writer proposes to plant or replant 20 arourai of derelict fruit-bearing land at Philadelphia under certain tax obligationsIIIrd cent. B.C.Edgar CCPhiladelpheia(?)P.Mich.inv. 3093GreekAnn Arbor13GPapYesNoThis papyrus "recalls, and may possibly be connected with, P. Cairo Zen. 59352" (C.C. Edgar).black glass; make two glasses? check VersoPhiladelpheia, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, EgyptPhiladelphos (thea: Arsinoe deified); (unnamed) basileus (Ptolemaios II or III)106Philadelpheia, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, EgyptPMich I4 x 9.1 cmDecember 1926; Acquired from Dr. KondiliosLaboisPHZenon archiveMemorandum to Zenon from Labois, one of the native farmers whom he employed at Philadelphia, who asks for a salaryIIIrd cent. B.C.Edgar CCP.Mich.inv. 3092GreekAnn Arbor6GPapYesNoblack glass; not wes>6GPapYesNoblack glass; not w5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>*\)s‡yAmmonios; Pachis son of Phamonthis, genematophylax (see Pros.Ptol. II 4913 + add.); Psosnaus son of Pheras, genematophylax (see Pros.Ptol. II 4923); Noumenios; Hippias (see Pap.Lugd.Bat. XXI, p. 348)z.Agriculture; Liturgy (compulsory work); Police{ Kolonoura|PHOUnknown place, EgyptPbroken off at the bottomQ1RRecto and VersoS DocumentaryX 3090r_a.bmp` 3090v_a.bmphA15.2 x 12 cmDecember 1926; Acquired from Dr. KondiliosAmmoniosPHZenon archiveLetter from an official named Apollonios to two natives, announcing them that they have been selected as guards of the crops on certain allotmentsIIIrd cent. B.C.Edgar CCKolonouraP.Mich.inv. 3090GreekAnn ArborRecto - 9; Verso - 2G<_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1>3090v_a.bmp<_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBa>)M‡AP.Mich.inv. 3089BRecto and VersoCPapD Zenon archiveEEdgar CCFPMich IG41H1931UYesVBWNoX*December 1926; Acquired from Dr. Kondilios[Letter\ 11 x 31.5 cm] black glassn7Philadelpheia, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, EgyptoGreekrRecto - 10; Verso - 1uPhileasvca. 253 B.C.(?)w Ann ArborxYLetter from Phileas to Zenon, apparently about wood and stone for the building of a housey^Phileas (see also P.Mich.Zen. II 59238); Zenon (son of Agreophon) (see Pros.Ptol. I 80 + add.)zHouse Building; Letter|PH and VersoCPapD Zenon archiveEEdgar CCFPMich IG41H1931UYesVBWNoX*December 1926; Acquired from Dr. Kondilios[Letter\ 11 x 31.5 cm] black glassn7Philadelpheia, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, EgyptoGreekrRecto - 10; Verso - 1uPhileasvca. 253 B.C.(?)w Ann ArborxYLetter from Phileas to Zenon, apparently about wood and stone for the building of a housey^Phileas (see also P.Mich.Zen. II 59238); Zenon (son of Agreophon) (see Pros.Ptol. I 80 + add.)zHouse Building; Letter|PH)M>‡hB>Unknown place, EgyptPhileas (see also P.Mich.Zen. II 59238); Zenon (son of Agreophon) (see Pros.Ptol. I 80 + add.)41Philadelpheia, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, EgyptRecto and VersoPMich IHouse Building; LetterLetter1931much damaged along the folds1Recto and VersoDocumentary3089r.bmp3089v.bmp<_600DPIFront_R1>3089r_a.bmp<_600DPIFront_R2>3089r_b.bmp<_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1>3089v_a.bmp<_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>s**Zl‡hDIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>iAE(Recto) Ariston to Zenon greeting. We have sent [you - - -] to bring down the goods which we purchased in the [interior(?); if then . . .] for this purpose, please assist him. [And write to us] if there is anything you wish to be got for you here, [as we will do it for you both willingly] and carefully. (Verso) To Zenon.Ej2done on the orig.; conservation10 scanned; checkedk publishedp12/16/97s1769‡AP.Mich.inv. 3087CPapD Zenon archiveEEdgar CCFPMich IG75H1931UYesVBWNoX*December 1926; Acquired from Dr. Kondilios[Letter and Copy of a Memorandum\ 35.5 x 9 cm]'black glass; separate it from inv. 3088n7Philadelpheia, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, EgyptoGreekrCol. I - 3; col. II - 3u(Apollonios (col. I); Theodoros (col. II)v&IIIrd cent. B.C. (about 257/256 B.C.?)w Ann Arbors>Recto - 5 Verso - 1BPapYesNoblack gck_R7><_600DPIBa*Z)‡hBCol. I - 3; col. II - 3BPapYesNoblack glass; separate it from inv. 3088Unknown place, EgyptApollonios (dioiketes) (see Pros. Ptol. I 16 + add.); Zenon (son of Agreophon) (see Pros.Ptol. I 80 + add.); Theodoros (hyperetes) (see Pros.Ptol. VIII 125a + 126a)75Philadelpheia, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, EgyptPMich ILetterLetter and Copy of a Memorandum1931broken off at the bottom and on the left side1Recto; Verso is blankDocumentary3087r.bmp<_600DPIFront_R1>3087r_a.bmp<_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3-C‡AP.Mich.inv. 3085CPapD Zenon archiveEEdgar CCFPMich IG52H1931UYesVGWYesX*December 1926; Acquired from Dr. Kondilios[ Declaration\ 8.3 x 18.5 cm]black glass; check verson7Philadelpheia, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, EgyptoGreekr18uPhanesis, cheiristesv May, 250 B.C.w Ann ArborxDeclaration to Pyron by the cheiristes Phanesis, who complains that he and his assistants have been expelled from the granary where they had to work926; Acquired from Dr. Kondilios[ Declaration\ 8.3 x 18.5 cm]black glass; check verson7Philadelpheia, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, EgyptoGreekr18uPhanesis, cheiristesv May, 250 B.C.w Ann ArborxDeclaration to Pyron by the cheiristes Phanesis, who complains that he and his assistants have been expelled from the granary where they had to work9r)August, 247 B.C.Edgar CCP.Mich.inv. 3086GreekAnn Arbor14 or 15 lines(?)?P00DPIFront_R5><_600‡hA8.3 x 18.5 cmDecember 1926; Acquired from Dr. KondiliosPhanesis, cheiristesPHZenon archiveDeclaration to Pyron by the cheiristes Phanesis, who complains that he and his assistants have been expelled from the granary where they had to workMay, 250 B.C.Edgar CCP.Mich.inv. 3085GreekAnn Arbor18GPapYesYesblack glass; check versoPhiladelpheia, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, EgyptPyron, grammateus (see Pros.Ptol. I 136 + add.; Pap.Lugd.Bat. XXI, p. 411); Phanesis (Panesis), cheiristes (see Pros.Ptol. I 142 = 1448 =1454); Zenon (son of Agreophon) (see Pros.Ptol. I 80 + add.); Kleitarchos (see Pros.Ptol. I 132 + add.; 1483 + add.); Maron (see Pros.Ptol. IV 10289); Anosis (son of Thotorches) (see Pros.Ptol. I 786 + add.; V 12978 = VIIIaryS53somelinesfrgbl1and3frgcl2inancientcursiveofbVsometimesYWWWsomewhatWWWWWWW=WMWWWWWWWWW1WXWsomewhatirregularsquarehandVson(\CuŒlW. Clarysse, CE 68 (1993) p. 197, n. 16; G. Messeri Savorelli - R. Pintaudi, I papiri dell'archivio di Zenon a Firenze = Pap.Flor. XXIV (Firenze, 1993) p. 31 and pl. XIX (P.S.I. IV, 409b).p10/20/97s1835!ŒAP.Mich. inv. 4969B36CParESchwendner GW-Markus DFZPE 117G73-80H1997Ipl. XIIIUYesVGWYes[ Medea 663-704uSenecaSLiteraryX 4969r_a.bmp` 4969v_a.bmphASenecaSchwendner GW-Markus DP.Mich. inv. 4969GParYesYes73-80pl. XIII36ZPE 117Medea 663-7041997Literary<_600DPIFront_R1>4969r_a.bmp<_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R57 B.C.w Ann Arbortary to be translated)jdone, on the orig.k publishedlP.Col. IV, 83, 15, note.p10/20/97 ‡D*fX3083arW3083arabmpV3083brWW3083brabmpVV3083crW3083crabmpV3083drW3083drabmpV3085rW3085rabmpV3086rW3086rabmpV3086rbbmpV3087rW3087rabmpV3087rbbmpV3088rW3088rabmpV3089rW3089rabmpV3090rW3090rabmpVrW3096arabmpV3099c1rwW3099c1rabmpwV3099c2rxW3099c2rabmpxV3099drvW3099drabmpvV3101rtW3101rabmptV3101rbbmptV3101rcbmptV3103rrW3103rabmprV3104rqW3104rabmpqV3105rpW3105rabmppV3105rbbmppV3106rW3106rabmpV3112rjW3112rabmpjV3112rbbmpjV3112rcbmpjV3119rcW3119rabmpcV3120rbW3120rabmpbV3123r_W3123rabmp_V3124r^W3124rabmp^V3127r[W3127rabmp[V3127rbbmp[V3128rZW3128rabmpZV3128rbbmpZV3129rYW3129rabmpYV-B)&‡.iCket)@A>    >jrdone on the orig.; conservation10 Traianos: check translation (in particular "stoma" = ???) l. 17 scanned; checkedk publishedl!T. Reekmans, CE 30 (1955) p. 373.p12/15/97s1882(8(5‡hCC_R1>3083ar_a.bmp<_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1>3083av_a.bmp<_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>i(Recto: text too fragmentary to be translated). (Verso) (Docket, 2nd hand) From Poseidonios. (Received) year 28, Peritios . ., in Boubastis.j#done, on the orig. SCANNED; checkedk publishedp10/20/97s1761‡AP.Mich.inv. 3082CPapD Zenon archiveEEdgar CCFPMich IG3H1931KBL VII, 118 (line 2)MGrecs en PalestineNDurand XO40P1997UYesVGWNoX*December 1926; Acquired from Dr. Kondilios[ List of Goods\ 10.5 x 7.5 cm]1black glass; is there anything on the Verso? DONEn7Philadelpheia, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, EgyptoGreekr5uTheodotos, archonvabout 260-256 B.C.w Ann Arboryear 28, Peritios . ., in Boubastis.jdone, on the orig.3.9heraklessonofpetheusVheraklessonofsambasVheraklestalites.VheraklesunnamedwifeVVherakles>WheraklianosWkles>WheraklianosWWNegative>Yesalready done - black glass which was broken!Tebtynis, Polemonos meris, Arsinoite nome, province of Egypt272Tebtynis, Polemonos meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptPMich VIlliteracy; Irrigation; Land Ownership; LeaseC; Sale; Taxation (Land); WomanSale of Part of a Palm Grove1944badly broken along some of the folds1Recto; Verso is blankDocumentary<_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R''f‡AP.Mich.inv. 3081Bb, Recto and VersoCPapD Zenon archiveEEdgar CCFPMich IG5H1931UNoV-WNoich IListList of Names1931broken off at the bottom (of the Verso)1Verso; Recto (written across the fibres): remains of an accountDocumentary<_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_RC4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1>3081av_a.bmp<_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>iDAristarchos; Andromedes; Dexanor; Damon; Prokles; Brepsis; [- - -]asjdone on the orig.; scannedk publishedp10/14/97‡AP.Mich.inv. 3081Bb, Recto and VersoCPapD Zenon archiveEEdgar CCFPMich IG5H1931UNoV-WNo>''‡xFragment of an account belonging to a group of accounts and lists recording the result of trading expeditions to Syria and Asia Minor, in the early period of Zenon's careeryfPtolemaios(?) <or Ptolemais (in Lycia)?> Pyrrhias (see Pros.Ptol. VI 16466); A...nikos; Eutychosz Account; Animals; Feeding; Trade{EPatara; Ptolemais (in Lycia)(?) <or Ptolemaios?> Korakesiotikon|PHO Unknown placeP0broken at the top, left and bottom; very fragileQ3RRecto; Verso is blankS DocumentaryT 3080r.bmpX 3080r_a.bmpY 3080r_b.bmph'(Text too fragmentary to be translated)jdone, on the orig.k publishedp10/14/97 ‡AP.Mich.inv. 3080CPapD Zenon archiveEEdgar CCFPMich IG1H1931UYesVGWYesX,Purchased from Dr. Kondilios, December, 1926[Account\ 17 x 27.5 cm]9join the fragments, align the fibres... glass, I suppose?n7Philadelpheia, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, EgyptoGreekrCol. 1 - 12; col. 2 -12uUnknownvabout 259 B.C.w Ann Arbor' ‡hCdeAccount1931broken at the top, left and bottom; very fragile3Recto; Verso is blankDocumentary3080r.bmp<_600DPIFront_R1>3080r_a.bmp<_600DPIFront_R2>3080r_b.bmp<_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>;iA?(Col. 1: text too fragmentary to be translated) (Col. 2) - - - . . . 3 birds 10 drachmai Pyrrhias 2 porkers 5 drachmai A...nikos 2 porkers 6 drachmai and through Eutychos have been sold 96 keramia of old wine of Korakesion [[. . .]] at 3 drachmai 4 obols, 352 drachmai [[. . .]] . . .?headings>Account; Animals; Feeding; Tra4[?‡_TTraces of an earlier text, written upside down, are visible under the first 9 lines.nMay be in the hand of Kronion son of Apion (Boak)Kronion (son of Apion) (grapheion official); Heronas (= Her00‡iE?), to Mieus. (Fee:) 6 obols. And (to) Konyphis, and Kasias, and Psyphis. Petition, (made) by Orsenouphis and others to Epenetos. (Fee:) 4 drachmai. [- - -] of release of claims, (made) by Tephersos to [- - -] and another. (Fee:) 20 obols. Sale(?) of 2 parts of - - -, (made) by Horos son of Onnophris to - - -. (Fee:) 4 drachmai 6 obols. Return, [(made) by - - - son/daughter] of Beeis. (Fee:) 7 obols. Lease of green crops and others, (made) by Heronas and others to Maron. (Fee:) 4 drachmaiF. Agreement of division(?) of property, (made) by Ischyrion to Mesoueris. (Fee:) 2 drachmai. Agreement for mechanical irrigation, (made) by Mesoueris to Ischyrion. (Fee:) 2 drachmai. On the 18th. Lease of 6 1/2 arourai, (made) by Nepheros and another to Herakleitos. He owes the scribe's fee. Return, (made) by Petesouchos son of Apoulas. Gratis, through Kronion. Acknowledgment of receipt of a dowry of 200 drachmai, (made) by Theneraklea to Heraklas and another. (Fee:) 8 drachmai. Contract o)[&‡hEight corner is missing1Recto and VersoDocumentary725r.bmp725v.bmp<_600DPIFront_R1>725r_a.bmp<_600DPIFront_R2>725r_d.bmp<_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1>725v_a.bmp<_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DF PIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8> is>Claudius, Emperor; Kronion son of Herodes; Orseus son of - - -; Apollonios son of Apollonios122Tebtynis, Polemonos meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptPMich IIAdministration; Cession; Mortgage; Notary; Sale; ScribeForms for Grapheion Reports1933Papyrus of a deep brown color, having many small breaks, mainly on the right side; the upper r4*=*jCocit Internationale d'tudes Nroniennes. Varenna, juin 1982 = Atti CERDAC. 12 = N.S., 2 (1982-1983 [1987])pp. 139-148; - JENKINS Fred W., New Texts from the Tebtunis Grapheion Archive, BASP 29 (1992) pp. 31-40; - E. Husselman, Procedures of the Record Office of Tebtunis in the First Century A.D., Proceedings of the Twelfth International Congress of Papyrology (Toronto, 1970) pp. 223-238; - Kovel'man A.B., Arenda v Juznom Fajume v seredine i v. n. e. (Po Miciganskim registram.) Avec un rDsum en anglais: Land Leases in Southern Fayum in the Middle of the 1 Century A.D. (based on the Michigan records.), VDI 128 (1974, fasc. 2) pp. 69-85; - Cockle Walter E.H., State Archives in Graeco-Roman Egypt from 30 B.C. to the Reign of Septimius Severus, JEA 70 (1984) pp. 106-122 - PESTMAN P.W., 'Oud papier' uit een notariskantoor in het oude Egypte ofwel Kronion, een notaris uit het begin van onze jaartelling. [Du 'vieux papier' provenant d'un bureau de notaire de l'gypte ancienne o55‡iNand Didymas with Pnesis: for each, a keramion of wine: 20 obols; and a made dish: 3 obols. On the . . Entertaining Sagatos and Horos and Apetes, (his/their?) father: 10 obols. [- - -] and eggs: 10 obols. (Col. III) And for the receipt that Gaius made for Onnophris the granary guard: 14 obols; and for (Eutychos) the son of Chrates and (Eutychos) the son of Takolleeinis, for payments: 2 obols. On the 30th. Entertaining Onnophris the granary guard: for 2 keramia of wine, 42 obols. On Tybi 1O. For the price of a made dish and oil: 5 obols. On the 3rd. For the price of a made dish and oil: 6 obols. On the 5th. For the price of a made dish and oil: 5 obols. Entertaining Apollonies <read: Apollonides?> 'with Eutychas and Tabos': a contribution of 12 obols. On the 9th. For the price of a made dish and oil: 6 obols. On the 11th. For the price of oil: 5 obols. On the 14th. For the price of oil and of a made dish: 6 obols. Entertaining Kastoras and his brothers as a favor to HeoV0‡hA27 x 12.5 cm1921, Acquired by Kelsey from Nahman in CairoUnknown scribe of the grapheionPHArchive of Kronion son of Apion, nomographos of the grapheion of TebtynisShort account of expenditures made by Kronion and his colleague Eutychas, the officials of the record-office (grapheion) of Tebtynisca. Sept. 45 A.D.Boak AERmetropolis (Arsinoiton polis); TebtynisP.Mich.inv. 668GreekAnn Arbor9-PapNoNoTraces of an earlier text, written upside down, are visible under the first 9 lines.somewhat folded; nothing to do for the bottom?Tebtynis, Polemonos meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptMay be in the hand of Kronion son of Apion (Boak)Kronion (son of Apion) (grapheion official); Heronas (= Her9?)h,‚hCtes>Due to the size of this papyrus roll, its content has been divided in the present database into several cards: one for each column of the Verso (register of contracts), one for each abstract on the Recto (collection of abstracts of contracts, or eiromenon).well... you know...Tebtynis, Polemonos meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptClaudius, Emperor; Herodes; Harpaesis; Kronion; Theanis; Patynis (2 persons?) (see also P.Mich. II, 121, Recto, ID, vi; viii-ix); Thenpsyphis; Herakleios (2 persons?) (see also P.Mich. II, 121, Recto, I, iii); Thenthonis; Orseus; Psosneous; Papnebtynis; Tkaumis; Labesis; Tapekysis; Marsisouchos (2 persons?) (see also P.Mich. II, 121, Recto, I, v); Lysimachos (2 persons?) (see also P.Mich. II, 121, Recto, I, iii); Psyphis (see also P.Mich. II, 121, Recto, I, i); Galates (see also P.Mich. II, 121, Recto, I, i); Orsenouphis (son of Horos) (see also P.Mich. II, 121, Recto, I, ii); (another) Orsenouphis (Q1 I1-910sWӂA * '<W10michfragmentonlyV10-1110-281W10-4%100_邌"100-109ႌ낌100-2E100-31000O1001F10021003(1004S1005Z10061007@10081009L101z#101-102$101-21010$1011;10121013h10141016g1017f1018 102{W102-103%102-3D102-41021102310241025'102691028,1029 103r8103-104&103-12103-4G1030c1031U1032103310341035=1036G1037a1038V1039+104\|'104-116K104-5B104-6c1040`1041104210431045104810492105cC(105-106A105-116 105-16105-6105-7105-91050>NN‡hA18 x 17 cmpurchased from Maurice Nahman in 1922Ancient TestamentPHSchool exercise (or amulet?), written on a waxed tablet, perhaps by Ischyrion, whose name was crudely carved in the wood on the other side of the tabletIVth to VIth Cent. A. D.728834Sanders HAP.Mich. inv. 768GreekAnn ArborWax side - 22; Wood side - 1Locker B19, shelf 11WTNoNoUnknownThe writing on the wax of this tablet is extremely crude and careless (Sanders)Ischyrion134UnknownCTwax/woodPMich IIIBible; Literature; Religion (Jewish, Christian); School(?)Proverbs VII, 3 - 131936The was has been entirely worn away at pla+Q ‡hB>Boak AERSoknopaiou NesosP.Mich.inv. 6127GreekCairo25PapNoYesSoknopaiou Nesos, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of Egypt1st hand: carefully written in semi-uncial characters; 2nd hand: Ammonios Paternos, hekatontarches (see also B.G.U. II, 454; 515); Melas son of Horion, hiereus; Phanesis, cousin of Melas; Harpagathes, deceasCed cousin of Melas; Pertinax, Emperor175Soknopaiou Nesos, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptDaris S77Doc.Eser.Rom.1964CTPMich IIIAgriculture; Army; Family; Justice; Land Ownership; Religion; ViolencePetition to a Centurion1936damaged along one of the folds1Recto; Verso i36-}8lackingWlacksWladingiWlady3WlakeWlandWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWW!W4W9WWWWWWWWWW WWOWWWWWWJWWW W<WTWnWqWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWW Wer_Vol>PMich VDebt; Ethnicity; Paramone; Personal status: PersesC tes epigones; ProfessionContract for Service to a Weaver1944complete, but the ink is badly rubbed on the left side1Recto; Verso is blankDocumentary<_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1>F BlpomeroyWWWyWpositionWpossessionsWposterioresWYWiWpowellCWpowell-eIWppgW%W?W@WW*WprvWprassiWWWpreaux{WWWWWWWWWWWWW:WWWpreise:WpreussWWprimaWWW W WWWWWprincetonWWWW WWW WWpringsheimWWprivataWWprivate Wprivee+WUW}WWWprix|WWproblemi%Wproblemui_WvWprocyWWWW12 (Verso, col. II, l. 4-5)CTRectoPMich IIIAccount; Agriculture; Animal; Feeding; Land ownership; Lease; Loan; Mortgage; RentAgricultural Account1936A large section, roughly wedge-shaped, is missing from the upper portion1Recto; see also P.Mich. inv. 4226 versoDocumentarLO4frga1.1x3.9cm3Vfrga10.5x8.5cmfrgb8.5x9cmVfrga19.1x9.7cmVfrga5.2x4cmfrgb5.8x3.6cmVfrga9.8x18.9cmfrgb21.5x22.9cmfrgc15.3x20.7cVVfrgb1.7x6.6cm3Vfrgb2.6x12cmVfrgc2x3.2cm3Vfrgc4.2x2.7cmVfrgd1.8x7.1cmVfrgd1.8x8cm3Vfrge1.8x5.4cmVfrge1.9x3.2cm3Vfrgf1.2x2.1cm3Vfrgf1.6x3.3cmVfrgg1.2x1.7cm3Vfrgg7.7x3.6cmVfrgh0.6x1.8cm3Vfrgh6.8x5cmVfrgi1.2x2.6cm3Vfrgi13.9x14.7cm3Vfrgi4.8x3.7cmVfrgiacoli-ii13x6cm`Vfrgibcolii-iv12.5x8cm`V(some fragments also at the top and/or bottom); badly damaged at some places18RectoSubliterary: Astrology1i-iv.bmp1viii-x.bmp1xix.bmp1xvii.bmp<_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2>1i_a.bmpC.Ptol. Sklav.1990CTVersoPMich III Account; Agriculture; Animal; Feeding; Land ownership; Lease; Loan; Mortgage; RentAgricultural Account1936A large section, roughly wedge-shaped, is missing from the left side1Verso; see also P.Mich. inv. 4226 rectoDocumentary4226r67QQq‡iCfor the man who refused (to pay) to bring suit in the future regarding the pledges. For if this is dore I shall secure justice. Farewell.ej>Done on the orig.; conservation27 Unprocessed Scanned, checkedk publishedllF. Heichelheim, Aegyptus 17 (1937) p. 61-63; T. Reekmans, Ptolemaica = Stud.Hell. 7 (Louvain, 1951) p. 92-93p9/30/99s2166(A medium-sized, practised hand (Schuman)uDemetrios, son of Kephalonv170 B.C.w Ann Arbor8APetition addressed to the epistates of Philadelphia by Demetrios, son of Kephalon, for action against three men who bought olives or wine from him, because they left pledges for the amounts owed but failed to redeem them on the following day in accordance with their agreementsyAntaios, epistates of Philadelphia (see also B.G.U. III, 1012); Demetrios son of Kephalon; Pasinosiris; Theodotos son of Apytos; Horos son of Pesais, eremophylaxzFClothing; Debt (& pledges); Feeding; Justice; Police; Prices; Utensils" „hA8 x 5 cmpurchased by Dr. D.L. Askren; acquired from him in July, 1925Unknown tax-collectorPHReceipt for transport of 2 donkey-loads of tax grain, made on behalf of Ptoleminos and SarapionAug. 19, 296 A.D.Amundsen LTheadelphiaO.Mich.inv. 4200GreekKelsey Museum5OstNoNoprobably Theadelphia, BThemistou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptPtoleminos(?); Sarapion77probably Theadelphia, Themistou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptParassoglou GM81Pl. 14PSakaon1938OMich IAnimal; Liturgy (compulsory public service); Tax collection; TransportReceipt for Transport of Grain1935Complete8.6 x 30.5 cmJuly 1925; Acquired by Dr. Askren and Prof Boak Demetrios, son of KephalonPHPetition addressed to the epistates of Philadelphia by Demetrios, son of Kephalon, for action against three men who bought olives or wine from him, because they left pledges for the amounts owed but failed to redeem them on the following day in accordance with their agreementsBL III, 109 (date). - L. 5, supra lineam: re day. And Horos, owing 'from the same month' for wine 340 drachmai of copper and having given a chiton as pledge, neither does he redeem it. Thefore I ask you to summon them and if they do not undertake even now to redeem them, to render a decision so that it may no longer be possible T&Z8twomemorandacontainingrelatedinstructionsfromtheofficrVtworeceiptsforbeertaxzyterakat'andraVtworeceiptsforpaymentsof100drachmaitowardtheliquidaVtworeceiptsneverseparatedforpaymentofthepoll-taxlaoVtwo-monthWtwo-storyjWWtwo-thirds8WWtybiWtycheaWWW1996Badly damaged on the right side; the pattern of the damage reflects the way the papyrus was once folded. The existence of a kollesis at 6C.0 cm from the right edge certainly contributed further to the damage on this side1Recto and VersoDocumentary<_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBacQQQ‡hEserv status>Damaged along some of the folds1Recto (written across the fibres) and VersoDocumentary3234r.bmp3234v.bmp<_600DPIFront_R1>3234r_a.bmp<_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1>3234v_a.bmp<_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8> iLalasseusP.Mich.inv. 3234GreekAnn ArborRecto - 8; Verso - 2BPapYesNoBlack glassProbably Krokodeilon polis (Arsinoiton polis), Arsinoite nome, EgyptA large, bold hand with a tendency toward linking of letters (Schuman) - Recto written across the fibresQ*}‡AP.Mich.inv. 3210CPapDYPapers of Eirene, daughter of Orpheus (see S.B. Pomeroy, Women in Hell.Egypt, p. 158-160)E Schuman VBF PMich IIIG193H1936KABL III, 110 (date); BL VIII, 212 (col. II, l. 4-55; bibliography)MLight from Ancient LettersNWhite JLO33P1986UYesVGWNoX% November 1925; Acquired from Brummer[Receipt for Payment of Money\12.3 x 17.8 cm]Black glass; tape on the back`7/30/96bCTd 3210_a.bmp$ 3210_b.bmph3210.bmpn?Probably Philadelphia, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, EgyptoGreekughter of Orpheus (see S.B. Pomeroy, Women in Hell.Egypt, p. 158-160)E Schuman VBF PMich IIIG193H1936KABL III, 110 (date); BL VIII, 212 (col. II, l. 4-55; bibliography)MLight from Ancient LettersNWhite JLO33P1986UYesVGWNoX% November 1925; Acquired from Brummer[Receipt for Payment of Money\12.3 x 17.8 cm]Black glass; tape on the back`7/30/96bCTd 3210_a.bmp$ 3210_b.bmph3210.bmpn?Probably Philadelphia, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, EgyptoGreek.bmp$ 3210_b.bmpgyptN)‡AP.Mich.inv. 73CPapDiArchive of Pausiris, son of Ammonios, the weaver (see Life in a Multi-cultural Society, 1992, p. 181-205)EPearl OM-Schuman VBF PMich IIIG171H1936KVL. 21: instead of Panechotes sese(meiomai), read Isch[yrion - - -] sese(meiomai). (PH)UYesV(Locker 10, Pausiris archive)WNoXGpurchased in Egypt by B.P. Grenfell and F.W. Kelsey in March-April 1920[Registration of an Apprentice\ 8.5 x 36.5 cm`6/20/96a13bCTd73_a.bmp$73_b.bmp$73_c.bmph73.bmpn7Oxyrhynchon polis, Oxyrhynchite nome, province of EgyptoGreekr25sOThe subscription is in a more cursive hand than the main text (Pearl - Schuman)uHelene, daughter of HorionvSept. 26, 58 A. D.w Ann ArborxBRegistration of an apprentice weaver by his aunt, for tax purposes9ration of an apprentice weaver by his aunt, for tax purposes9ax purposes9bmphC. ?T3233.bmpX 3233_a.bmpX 3233_b.bmpY 3233_c.bmpY 3233_d.bmpZ 3233_e.bmpZ 3233_f.bmphP5R‡hBed in col. I, after l. 6, as indicated by the mark in the margin of that line.BL III, 110 (date); BL VIII, 212 (col. II, l. 4-55; bibliography)Sept. 30, 177 B.C.(?)728870Schuman VBP.Mich.inv. 3210GreekAnn ArborCol. i - 11; Col. ii - 5GPapYesNoBlack glass; tape on the backProbably Philadelphia, Herakleidou mCeris, Arsinoite nome, EgyptA medium-sized, semi-cursive hand. (Schuman). - Recto written across the fibresEirene daughter of Orpheus, (wife of Agamemnon, Maketa) (see S.B. Pomeroy, Women in Hell.Egypt, p. 158-160); Donax; Tesenouphis (son of Petous, Arsinoites) (see also P.Mich. III, 182; 183; 200; P.Col.Zen. II, 121-122); Neikis (Nikis); Leontiskos (son of Leontiskos, Perses tes epigones) (see also P.Mich. III, 182-183; P.Col.Zen. II, 121-122)19317 x 13 cmpurchased in Egypt by B.P. Grenfell and F.W. Kelsey in March-April 1920Ancient TestamentPHTwo fragments of a leaf of a papyrus codex, bearing Psalm VIII, 2-9; IX, 7-17Page I, l. 1-2: instead of [t]o[s] '[n]e<p>ion' kai thelazonton kate[rtiso], read: to[n ou]ranon (space) ek sto[ma]to[s n]e|[pi]o[n] kai thelazonton kate[rtiso]; - l. 13-14: read perhaps hypetaxas hypo|[kato, instead of hypetaxBas | [hypokato; - l. 17: read i]chthya[s. - Page II, l. 8: read thleipsei, instead of thlipsei; - l. 10: read egkatelipes, instead of enkatelipes. (PH)IIIrd Cent. A. D. (Sanders; IIIrd or IVth, Hunt apud Sanders)728858Sanders HAP.Mich.inv. 22GreekAnn ArborPage I - 23; Page II - 25APapYesYes(Label should be on the "Verso", which is thTftabletDWEWyWWWWWWGWWWwaxDWEWyWWWWWGWwaxtabletDVEVyVVVVVGVwithWr>Sanders HA162PMich III1936CTRecto and VersoMem.Amer.Ac.Rome 9Army; Letter; List; WomanMilitary List 1931Broken off at the top; cut off on the left and right sides. Many holes1Recto and VersoDocumentary3240r.bmp3240v.bmp<_600DPIFront_R1>3240r_a.bmp<_600DPIFront_R2>3240r_b.bmp<_600DPIFront_R3>3240r_c.bmp<_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1>3240v_a.bmp<_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><Q(‡hA10.5 x 10 cmNovember 1924TrapbosPHAn urgent appeal from a son (or daughter?) to his/her father, asking him to come at once; otherwise the daily "hiding" which he/she fears from his/her overseers will force him/her to leaveBL III, 111 (l. 1); & BL VIII, 212 (l. 12)May 30, 127(?) A. D.728827Winter JGP.Mich.inv. 1637GreekAnn ArborRecto - 13 Verso - 1-PapNoYesUnknowna rather large, cursive hand (but the date is in a smaller, more crowded script by the same writer) (Winter)Trapbos(?) (son/daughter of Herakles?); Herakles; (unnamed) epsatai (= epistatai); Hadrianus, emperor204UnknownCTPMich IIILetter; Woman(?)Private Lett+~8pemenWWpemes+Wpen_WWpendrawingofsobksouchosthecrocodilegodofthearsinoiVpenaltiesW<WoWWpenaltyWhWWpendingWWpenkiosWpensum'WpenthemeralWWWkW'WpeopleWaWWWmWWSWperWW[WgWWqWxWyWWperdiccas!WperformancesWperformedpWqW}W~WWWWWWW\W_WaWPR‡hA7.5 x 5 cmNovember 1924Ancient TestamentPHFragment of a leaf of a parchment codex, bearing Psalm III, 4-8Vth Cent. A. D.728827Sanders HAP.Mich.inv. 1573GreekAnn Arborpage I -12 page II -12ParYesNoJoin fragments (! lower fragment must be a bit more to the left than it appears now -B need to detach smallest fragment), put in glass (nice little Christian fragment... could be used); nothing you can do for the "verso"?UnknownA leaf of a codex of the smallest format (7.5 x 5 cm,12 lines to a page, 8-13 letters to the line); punctuation is in the form of a colon; no abbreviations132UnknownCTPage i; Page iiPMich IIIBible; Literature; Psalm; ReligionNotsŒrhCssional, which i not surprising because the document was produced by a secretary working for the state treasury (Gagos)Hypatios, politeuomenos (curialis) of Pelousion; Theodosios, politeuomenos (curialis) kai pater (poleos) of Pelousion; Photios, politeuomenos (curialis) kai epikeimenos to elaiko titlo; (unnamed) proestotes tou demou; (unnamed) Tyreoi (Tyrioi); (unnamed) ophphikialios (officialis)795Pl. XLIUnknown PMich XVIIDIAdministration; Annona; City; Feeding; Price (control)Memorandum of Instructions Dealing with Distribution of Oil in Pelousion1996Badly damaged on the right side; the pattern of the damage reflects the way the papyrus was once folded. The existence of a kollesis at 6.0 cm from the right edge certainly contributed further to the damage on this side1Recto and VersoDocumentaryW?W@WAW[W_WWWCWIWWvWWWWWWWoikia+WUW}WWWogy4.bmp<_600DPIFront_R1>4_a.bmp<_600DPIFront_R2>4_b.bmp<_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>nk published‡AP.Mich.inv. 1572Br/v ( only verso is published) CPapqŒrhEront_R1>1936r.bmp1936v.bmp<_600DPIFront_R1>1936r_a.bmp<_600DPIFront_R2>1936r_e.bmp<_600DPIFront_R3>1936r_i.bmp<_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1>1936v_a.bmp<_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8> viA(Recto) To write a letter to Hypatios, the curialis of the metropolis of Pelousion, to take on as associates Theodosios, the curialis and father (of the city), and Photios, the curialis and n charge of the oil tax, and the supervisors of the taxes(?), and the Tyrians who are currently staying in the metropolis of Pelousion and the village Thylax,; and in the designated place of the city an exact decision should be made on how the oil ought to be distributed to those inhabiting the metropoh. Ms. 158/550E Schenke H-MF PMich XVIIIyqŒrhA24.5 x 29.3 cmNovember 1924A scribe of the scrinium canonum of the sacrae largitionesPHP.Princ. inv. no. GD 9562 (Tyche 5, 1990, p. 169-170)Two memoranda containing related instructions from the office of the scrinium canonum (Revenue department), dealing with distribution (not free dole, but subsidized sale?) of oil in Pelousion, and intended as basic guidelines for letters to be sent to municipal officialBs of this cityVth/VIth cent. A.D.Gagos T - Burns BE - MacKay Che Pelousioton metropolis (Pelousion); Tyreos (Tyrios); ThylaxP.Mich.inv. 1936GreekAnn ArborRecto - 17; Verso - 1-PapNoYesGlass? Check verso: 2 fragments to remove - not related?Pelousion, province of Augustamnica, EgyptThe writing is very profetropo "‡hCitionalikon (comes sacrarum largitionum); (unnamed) kephalaiotai160UnknownCTrectoPMich IIIAdministration; Industry; Justice; Monopoly(?); Taxation (trade?); Tax collectionDocument Concerning Taxes 1936Broken (torn?) off on the left(?) and right1Recto; Verso is P.Mich. III, 153Documentary104D5v.bmp<_600DPIFront_R1>1045v_a.bmp<_600DPIFront_R2>1045v_b.bmp<_600DPIFront_R3>1045v_c.bmp<_600DPIFront_R4>1045v_d.bmp<_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>ti'(Text too fragmentary to be translated) ton theion larg/-jrescannedrabcde{VrescannedrectoshouldnowbeVrescannedwillbeVrescannedwillbeforrectoEVrestituted-WWresult WWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWW W W W W WWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWW W!W"W#W$W%W&W'W(W)W*W+W,W-W.WW.W.Wice; Monopoly(?); Taxation (trade?); Tax collection{megalopolis [Alexandria]|PHOUnknownP+Broken (torn?) off on the left(?) and rightQ1R Recto; Verso is P.Mich. III, 153S DocumentaryT 1045v.bmpX 1045v_a.bmpY 1045v_b.bmpZ 1045v_c.bmp[ 1045v_d.bmph5v_b.bmpZ 1045v_c.bmp[ 1045v_d.bmph"9w‡xExcerpt, on a sheet cut from a letter, of the ten first Definitions of the Elements of Euclid. Private copy, perhaps a memorandum written by a teacher preparing his classz'Euclid; Literature; Mathematics; School|PHOUnknownP4Complete (Verso only; Recto cut at the top and left)Q1R$Verso; Recto: fragment from a letterSLiterary: MathematicalT925r.bmpV925v.bmpX 925r_a.bmpY 925r_b.bmp` 925v_a.bmpa 925v_a.bmphA5.5 x 19.2 cmJune 1922; Acquired from Nahman through British MuseumEuclidPHExcerpt, on a sheet cut from a letter, of the ten first Definitions of the Elements of Euclid. Private copy, perhaps a memorandum written by a teacher preparing his classIIIrd Cent. A. D.728831Robbins FEP.Mich.inv. 925GreekAnn Arbor29Small lockers v_a.bmphMathematicalT925r.bmpV925v.bmpX 925r_a.bmp` 925v_a.bmphP*‡hA11.5 x 5.5 cmJune 1922; Acquired from Nahman through the British MuseumUnknownPH+ P.Heid. inv. 4144Astronomical table for the calculation of the longitudes of the planet Mars, based on a division of the ecliptic into six zones coinciding with consecutive pairs of zodiacal signs, as in the Babylonian System A scheme for computing the phases of Mars; to each zone coresponds one table, in which a specific consBtant is multiplied by 1/3, 2/3, 1 ... 30 (right number in each column; the left number is the result of the multiplication). However, these constants are not those from the Babylonian theory, but have been modified to bring the Babylonian arithmetical scheme into agreement with a Greek geographical model of Mars's motion, with the result that the papyrus predicts very inaccurate longitudesIIIrd Cent. A. D.728831Robbins FEP.Mich.inv. 9) tŒr9AHypatios, politeuomenos (curialis) of Pelousion; Theodosios, politeuomenos (curialis) kai pater (poleos) of Pelousion; Photios, politeuomenos (curialis) kai epikeimenos to elaiko titlo; (unnamed) proestotes tou demou; (unnamed) Tyreoi (Tyrioi); (unnamed) ophphikialios (officialis)z6Administration; Annona; City; Feeding; Price (control){>he Pelousioton metropolis (Pelousion); Tyreos (Tyrios); Thylax|PHO*Pelousion, province of Augustamnica, EgyptPBadly damaged on the right side; the pattern of the damage reflects the way the papyrus was once folded. The existence of a kollesis at 6.0 cm from the right edge certainly contributed further to the damage on this sideQ1RRecto and VersoS DocumentaryT 1936r.bmpV 1936v.bmpX 1936r_a.bmpX 1936r_b.bmpX 1936r_c.bmpX 1936r_d.bmpY 1936r_e.bmpY 1936r_f.bmpY 1936r_g.bmpY 1936r_h.bmpZ 1936r_i.bmpZ 1936r_j.bmpZ 1936r_k.bmpZ 1936r_l.bmp` 1936v_a.bmphbiting the metropoogr Descr>The writing is very profe@+glasscheckverso2fragmentstoremovenotrelatedrVglasscleanedsVtVVVglassfoldscheckalsoversoforfoldsVglassfoldsl1etcseeverso1partfoldedattachedafterVglasslittleunfoldingsseeversoVglassneededVVglassneeded1scrappurougotawayfromtopofcol1offrgVglassneededchecktapesalignmentmiddleofline3andofl-VVglassneededforscanningsomeunfoldingatthebottomofthVtthebottomofthVVfuCrther to the damage on this side1Recto and VersoDocumentary<_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>~gŒthA15 x 10.3 cm1926/1927; Acquired by Bell and Westermann from NahmanBrowne GMP.Mich.inv. 4932CopticAnn ArborJPapYesYes797Pl. XLIII ePMich XVIIIFragment of a Sahidic Coptic Homily on Repentance19961<_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>3k publisheds2348)N"FŒpyoPamoun; Gratianus, Emperor; Theodosius, Emperor; Aurelia Irene (Eirene); Aurelius Herakleides son of Apolloniosz4Illiteracy; Justice; Land ownership; Violence; Woman|PHOUnknownPCBroken off at the top ; some damage at the top left and lower rightQ1R+Recto; Verso: traces of one line of writingS DocumentaryT 1681r.bmpV 1681v.bmpX 1681r_a.bmpX 1681r_c.bmpX 1681r_d.bmpY 1681r_b.bmpY 1681r_e.bmp` 1681v_a.bmp` 1681v_b.bmphA20.4 x 16.4 cmNovember 1924Aurelia EirenePHPetition of a woman, concerning a dispute over an empty building lot, in the course of which some violence aroseMay 5, 381 A.D.Bagnall RSP.Mich.inv. 1681GreekAnn ArborRecto - 14; Verso - 1-PapNoYesCheck Verso; l. 2, rightUnknown&‡iA(Recto) Sarapion to his father, greeting. I make obeisance for each of you every day in the presence of the lord Sarapis. I have written to you repeatedly, and you have not even once explained about your presence circumstances. If you need food, Andromachos, a real friend of good men, who delivers this letter of mine to you, will give it to you, for I gave him orders to do so. So if you have need of it, do not hesitate to go to him. But go also to Senekeleu [a village] and learn whetherBE Harachthes has neglected the business of the fields. Give many salutations to all of our household by name, and to Epagathos and Silvanus and the fortune of the house. I pray for your welfare. You may expect me to leave Alexandria up to the sixth, the god willing. (Verso) To Sarapion, my father, from Sarapion, his son.3j>Scanned, checked Done on the orig.; conservation27 Unprocessedk publishedactised writer (Winter)Sarapion, father of Sarapion; Sarapion son of S%}OherakleopolisherakleopolitenomeprovinceofegyptVherakleopolismagnaherakleopolitenomeprovinceofarcadiarVherakleopoliteWGWHWMWNWWWWeW{WWWWWWWWWW W WWW/WGWKWNWOWgWpWWWWWWWWWWWWW WWWW(W*W,W.W/W0W2W5WIWJWMWTW_WWWWWWWWWWWWWW"W'W;WFWhWjWkWWWWWWWWWW WW$W'W;WLWfWgWhWtW{W|WRp‡hCCTPMich IIIFamily; Feeding; Letter; Religion; WomanPrivate Letter1936Many holes1Recto and VersoDocumentary292r.bmp292v.bmp<_600DPIFront_R1>292r_m.bmp<_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_D600DPIBack_R1>292v_a.bmp<_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>jiinter)Dorion, father of Serenus; Serenus son of Dorion and Thais; Theon; Isidoros; Thais, mother of Serenus; Herakles (son of Dorion and Thais?), brother of Serenus; Antonia alias Modesta (daughter of Dorion and Thais?), sister of Serenus; Iulius; Eutyches212Unknown15 x 16.3 cmpurchased in Egypt by B.P. Grenfell and F.W. Kelsey in March-April 1920DorionPHLetter written to Serenus by his father Dorion to inform him that, pursuant to his request, he has sent baskets containing bread, cheese, and parsley-rootsIInd or early IIIrd cent. A.D.728855Winter JGP.Mich.inv. 292GreekAnn ArborRecto - 16 + 3 inB left margin; Verso - 1-PapNoNoBlack glassUnknownA fine cursive hand (Winter)Dorion, father of Serenus; Serenus son of Dorion and Thais; Theon; Isidoros; Thais, mother of Serenus; Herakles (son of Dorion and Thais?), brother of Serenus; Antonia alias Modesta (daughter of Dorion and Thais?), sister of Serenus; Iulius; Eutyches212UnknownzPPŒqIPl. XLJ V-WYesXGpurchased in Egypt by B.P. Grenfell and F.W. Kelsey in March-April 1920[Request for Wreaths\ 20 x 24 cm] Unfold: l. 4, right; l. 5, rightnCProbably Oxyrhynchus, Oxyrhynchite nome, province of Arcadia, EgyptoCGreek (main text, l. 1-14) and Latin (l. 15-17, in the left margin)r14 + 3 in the left margins1st hand: very rapid cursive (l. 1-3); 2nd hand: a large, pretentious, and practiced script that often articulates invidual letters (l. 4-14); 3rd hand (l. 15-17, in the left margin): a fast Latin cursive (Hanson)u5(Unnamed) kourepistoularios of the praeses of Arcadiav-Later decades of the Vth cent. A.D. (Dec. 23)w Ann Arbor8ANRequest sent by the office of the kourepistoularios (officer in charge of the correspondence) of the governor of the province of Arcadia to officials of Oxyrhynchus, to compel a certain Dionysios, acting logistes of the city, to dispatch garlands from the public market at Herakleopolis, probably for the celebration of New Year's DayN99mRjR‡hFL<_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8> iASaturnilus to Sempronius, his brother and lord, very many greetings. Before all things I pray for your health and success; at the same time I also make daily obeisance for you before our ancestral gods. I wonder, brother - this is the second letter which I have sent to you since I came home, and you have written me no reply. I therefore ask you, brother, to write me at once about your well-being, that I too may be less troubled. For you know, brother, that I regard you not only as a broth), "lady" (and mother) of Satornilos and Sempronius (see ZPE 21 [1976] p. 169-172); Maximus (son of Satornila) (& wife and children) (see ZPE 21 [1976] p. 169-172); Gemellus; Iulius (& wife); Helene (& children); Valerius; (Longinus?) Celer (son of Satornila) (& family) (see ZPE 21 [1976] p. 169-172); Iulius Serenus (see P.J. Sijpesteijn, ZPE 109 [1995] p. 96); Serenus Sabinus; Sarapion209Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptPearl OM - Youtie HC357 C, DORR‡AP.Mich.inv. 238CPapE Winter JGF PMich IIIG205H1936UYesVAWNoXGpurchased in Egypt by B.P. Grenfell and F.W. Kelsey in March-April 1920[Private Letter\ 10 x 8 cm`6/7/96bCTh238r.bmpi238v.bmpnUnknownoGreekrRecto - 13; verso - 1sa clear, cursive hand (Winter)uTakouisvIInd Cent. A.D.w Ann ArborxLetter to Sabinus, from her sister Takouis, who, after the extended greetings, takes up the subject of preserved olives, referred to in previous correspondenceMich.inv. 238CPapE Winter JGF PMich IIIG205H1936UYesVAWNoXGpurchased in Egypt by B.P. Grenfell and F.W. Kelsey in March-April 1920[Private Letter\ 10 x 8 cm`6/7/96bCTh238r.bmpi238v.bmpnUnknownoGreekrRecto - 13; verso - 1sa clear, cursive hand (Winter)uTakouisvIInd Cent. A.D.w Ann ArborxLetter to Sabinus, from her sister Takouis, who, after the extended greetings, takes up the subject of preserved olives, referred to in previous correspondence9jP*‡AP.Mich.inv. 234CPapE Robbins FEF PMich IIIG152H1936MGreek HoroscopesNVan Hoesen HB - Neugebauer OO184P1959SGL. 1: read epagom(enon) 5 nykt(os), instead of epago(menon) 5 tes. (PH)UYesVSmall cabinet for toursWNoXGpurchased in Egypt by B.P. Grenfell and F.W. Kelsey in March-April 1920[ Horoscope\9 x 8 cm]9See Verso: 1 small bit to turn around at the bottom right`6/21/96a7bCTd 234_a.bmph234.bmpnUnknownoGreekr9s*The writing is large and sloping (Robbins)uUnknownv184 A.D.w Ann Arborx+Horoscope established for Aug. 28, 184 A.D.O184P1959SGL. 1: read epagom(enon) 5 nykt(os), instead of epago(menon) 5 tes. (PH)UYesVSmall cabinet for toursWNoXGpurchased in Egypt by B.P. Grenfell and F.W. Kelsey in March-April 1920[ Horoscope\9 x 8 cm]9See Verso: 1 small bit to turn around at the bottom right`6/21/96a7bCTd 234_a.bmph234.bmpnUnknownoGreekr9s*The writing is large and sloping (Robbins)uUnknownv184 A.D.w Ann Arborx+Horoscope established for Aug. 28, 184 A.D.184 A.D.RxRt~‡hBve>YesUnknowna large semi-uncial hand; the writing grows smaller and more cursive toward the end (Winter)Philadelphos; Philippos; Heronas210UnknownCTPMich IIICadastre; Letter

    <_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>>iGaius Iulius) Apolinarius (Apollinarius) (see P. Mich. IX, p. 5-8); Sempronius (see P. Mich. VIII, 466, 36?); Eros487Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptRectoPMich VIIIArmy; Family(?); TravelPrivate Letter1951much da6<‰+uIsidoravIIIrd cent. A.D.wCairoxLetter from Isidora to her daughter Sarapias, concerning her problems to recover the savings of his deceased son and concerning a quarrel between Sarapias and her husband relating Sarapias's fatheryIsidora; her (deceased, unnamed) son; her daughter Sarapias (& husband, children); (unnamed) father of Sarapias (Salibotas?); Apollos son Salibotas; Serenus; Scambys, brother of Serenus; Thausarion; Peeou; Pemes; Onnophris, hiereus ---zLArmy; Clothing; Death; Family; Health; Priesthood; Religion; Violence; Woman{-|PHOAlexandria, province of EgyptP6nearly complete; a few ends of lines cut away at rightQ1RRecto and VersoS Documentaryhter JG-Youtie HCF PMich VIIIG514H1951IPl. VIIIKBL VII, 112 on lines 29, 30M Dc Es Rom EgNDaris SO 36 (l. 8-11)P1964UNoWYesX30-BS230-A (1)[Private Letter\11.5 X 35.5 cmn=Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptoGreekrRecto - 38 Verso - 2s)See electronic version of PMich VIII, 514:@‰+iCs, the brother of Scambys, that I await his obeisance, (to bear it?) in the lap of Sarapis. Salute the father of the children and the children. Salute Thausarion. Salute your children. Salute Peeous and Pemes. Do not force me to reproach you, Onnophris, for her unpleasantness. Apollos salutes you and your children. (Verso) Deliver to Onnophris, priest . . . from Apollos, the son of Salibotas.hj5 (done, on plate: lines 1-23) - check: 2 fragments?k publishedlIG. Geraci, Aegyptus 51 (1971) p. 168-170; S. Llewelyn, ZPE 101 (1994) 74.m yes (+ verso)p3/14/97s2554‰,AP.Mich.inv. 5770BRectoCPapDSArchive of Gaius Iulius Sabinus & family, or of Satabous son of Pnepheros & family?EWinter JG-Youtie HCF PMich VIIIG482H1951KBL VI, 82 on lines 1,13-14,20MCristianesimo in EgittoN Naldini M.O1 (with add., p. 425)P1998(2)UNoWNoX30-132*-YII (9)[Private Letter\ 12 X 18.5 cmn=Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptoGreek6;9‰+iAIsidora to Sarapias, her daughter, many greetings. Before all else I pray for your health, together with that of your household, and I make obeisance for you and for your child in the presence of our lord Sarapis. You know that I am despondent on account of your brother. I have not received his deposits because I have been sick; they have <fixed> days for receiving them. In regard to what you said: Send a chiton for the little one, if I find a trustworthy person I will send it; andB if the god wills I come to join you. Whatever I have belongs to you and to your brother. I hear that you have quarreled with your husband on account of your father. He has not stayed with me because it is winter. Send him to his own place; if I go upcountry I shall manage him again. I am waiting for Apollos. Perhaps he will enlist in the army; whether he enlists or not, I must go upcountry. Write to me soon about your well-being. If you wish to write a letter, it is in the house of Serenu<:{‰+hCdou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptDaris S36 (l. 8-11)Dc Es Rom Eg1964Recto and VersoPMich VIIIArmy; Clothing; Death; Family; Health; Priesthood; Religion; Violence; WomanPrivate Letter1951nearly complete; a few ends of lines cut away at right1Recto and VersoDocumentary<_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>=i8;‰+hA11.5 X 35.5 cm30-BS230-A (1)IsidoraPH-Letter from Isidora to her daughter Sarapias, concerning her problems to recover the savings of his deceased son and concerning a quarrel between Sarapias and her husband relating Sarapias's fatherBL VII, 112 on lines 29, 30IIIrd cent. A.D.Winter JG-Youtie HC-P.Mich.inv. 5805GreekCairoRecto - 38 Verso - 2PapNoYesAlexandria, province of EgyptSee electronic version of PMich VIII, 514Isidora; her (deceased, unnamed) son; her daughter Sarapias (& husband, children); (unnamed) father of Sarapias (Salibotas?); Apollos son Salibotas; Serenus; Scambys, brother of Serenus; Thausarion; Peeou; Pemes; Onnophris, hiereus ---514Pl. VIIIKaranis, Heraklei>Pa‰,iA. . . and if you want anything, write me everything that you want. Your hood is still safely laid away. They sent it to Syria again, and they brought it to me without delay. I pray for your health. [I have] it [in my keeping]. Peteeus, who is writing the letter for me, salutes you repeatedly as well as your wife and your daughter and Bassos your horse . . . . for I myself ask you, brother. If you wish to come and take me with you, come, and wherever you take me, I will follow you, and as IB" love you the god will love me. I pray for your health. Year 17 of the Emperor Caesar Trajan Hadrian Augustus, Mesore 30, according to the Greeks. And do not hesitate to write letters, since I rejoiced exceedingly, as if you had come. From the day that you sent me letter I have been saved.k publishedmyesp3/12/97 (or earlier)s2545ate Letter\ 12 X 18.5 cmn=Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptoGreekrCol. I - 5 Col. II - 26?=‰,hCimal; Family; Religion (Christianism?)Private Letter1951broken at left (only the ends of the last 5 lines of the first column are preserved, and a strip is missing along most of the left margin of col. II) and at the top; large number of holes1Recto; Verso is blankDocumentary<_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIDFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>i, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptNaldini M.1Cristianesimo in Egitto1968RectoPMich VIIIAnimal; Family; Religion @>‰,hA12 X 18.5 cm30-132*-YII (9)UnknownPHArchive of Gaius Iulius Sabinus & family, or of Satabous son of Pnepheros & family?End of a letter sent to a brother, expressing vividly the writer's attachment to himBL VI, 82 on lines 1,13-14,20Aug. 23, 133 A.D.Winter JG-Youtie HCSyriaP.Mich.inv. 5770GreekCairoCol. I B- 5 Col. II - 26PapNoNounknown place, province of Egypt(?)See electronic version of PMich VIII, 482[---] (&family); Peteeus; Hadrianus, Emperor482Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptNaldini M.1 (with add., p. 425)Cristianesimo in Egitto1998(2)RectoPMich VIIIAn9?5‰,rCol. I - 5 Col. II - 26s)See electronic version of PMich VIII, 482uUnknownvAug. 23, 133 A.D.wCairoxTEnd of a letter sent to a brother, expressing vividly the writer's attachment to himy,[---] (&family); Peteeus; Hadrianus, Emperorz(Animal; Family; Religion (Christianism?){Syria|PHO#unknown place, province of Egypt(?)Pbroken at left (only the ends of the last 5 lines of the first column are preserved, and a strip is missing along most of the left margin of col. II) and at the top; large number of holesQ1RRecto; Verso is blankS Documentaryhar 17 of the Emperor Caesar Trajan Hadrian Augustus, Mesore 30, according to the Greeks. And do not hesitate to write letters, since I rejoiced exceedingly, as if you had come. From the day that you sent me letter I have been saved.k publishedmyesp3/12/97 (or earlier)‰-AP.Mich.inv. 5764BRecto and VersoCPapD@+ P. Mich. inv. 5916; archive of Gaius Iulius Sabinus (& family)EWinter JG-Youtie HCF PMich VIIIG4995B‰-hC JL115BLight from Ancient Letters1986Recto and VersoPMich VIIIFamily; Woman (& guardian)Private Letter1951nearly complete; the 2 parts fit perfectly1Recto and VersoDocumentary<_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3>D<_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>iis brother (Gaius) Iulius Apolinarius (Apollinarius) (see P. Mich. IX, p. 5-8); their (unnamed) sister & mother Abaskantos499Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptWhiteAP‰-iASabinianus to Apollinarius, his brother and lord, very many greetings. Daily I myself offer prayers for your well-being in the presence of the local gods, that you may be preserved for many years. You provide and have provided more than enough for our sister, and for this I acknowledge all thanks to you in the presence of all the gods; for it has been attested to me both by our sister and mother. I have written to you often, and the negligence of those who carry the letters has slandered uBls as negligent. So that she may surely take me as her guardian, I beg you to give heed to our sister in whatever she may ask to you. I salute the most worthy Abaskantos and all of your household, each by name. I pray for your good health as well as that of your entire household. Mecheir 18. (Verso) To Iulius Apollinarius from Sabinianus, brother of ApollinariusZk publishedp3/12/97 (or earlier)$‰.AP.Mich.inv. 5758Ba - Recto and VersoCPapD-EWinter JG-Youtie HCF PMich VIIIOU‰TAP.Mich.inv. 3021BRecto and VersoCPapD-EWinter JG-Youtie HCF PMich VIIIG503H1951KBL V, 70 on line 26UNoWNoX24-4030F over A[Private Letter\ 16 X 21 cmn=Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptoGreekrRecto - 25 Verso - 1s)See electronic version of PMich VIII, 503uSarapionvLate IInd cent. A.D.wCairon put an end to all the benefactions which I effected for you. Please furnish to the said Chrestos the other fourteen measures of grass-seed. (2nd hand) I pray for your continued gooB d health.j done, on pl.k publishedmyesp3/14/97s2200‰TAP.Mich.inv. 3021BRecto and VersoCPapD-EWinter JG-Youtie HCF PMich VIIIG503H1951KBL V, 70 on line 26UNoWNoX24-4030F over A[Private Letter\ 16 X 21 cmn=Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptoGreekrRecto - 25 Verso - 1s)See electronic version of PMich VIII, 503uSarapionvLate IInd cent. A.D.wCairou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptWhiteQR‰1hA13 X 21.7 cm29-132*-DIUnknown (Gaius Iulius Apollinarius?)PHarchive of Gaius Iulius Sabinus (& family)Fragment of letter (from or to Apollinarius?), concerning the writer's journeys to Rome and back from Rome to Alexandria and some business he is making with his correspondentIInd cent. A.D.Winter JG-Youtie HCSyria; Asia; Achaia; Rome; AlexandriaP.Mich.invB. 5638GreekCairo25PapNoYes? (field photo)perhaps Alexandria, province of EgyptSee electronic version of PMich VIII, 501Iulianus; Aurelianus; Philetas501Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptRectoPMich VIIIReligion; Trade; TravelPrivate Letter1982PG‰.G520H1951IPl. IXMCristianesimo in EgittoN Naldini MO68P1968UNoWYesX29-X100[Private Letter\ 7 X 15.5 cmn=Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptoGreekrRecto - 17 Verso - 1s)See electronic version of PMich VIII, 520u KollouthosvIVth cent. A.D.wCairoxLetter from Kollouthos to his brother(?) Isidoros, complaining of the latter's failure to meet certain obligations connected with an agricultural enterpriseyIsidoros; Kollouthos; AloabaizAgriculture; Religion{-|PHO unknown place, province of EgyptPBcomplete, except a horizontal fracture obliterating most of line 8Q1RRecto and VersoS Documentaryhthe most worthy Abaskantos and all of your household, each by name. I pray for your good health as well as that of your entire household. Mecheir 18. (Verso) To Julius Apollinarius from Sabinianus, brother of ApollinariusZk publishedp3/12/97 (or earlier) ‰.AP.Mich.inv. 5758Ba - Recto and VersoCPapD-EWinter JG-Youtie HCF PMich VIIIGH‰.hC status>complete, except a horizontal fracture obliterating most of line 81Recto and VersoDocumentary<_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6>D&<_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>iAmTo my lord brother Isidoros, Kollouthos, greeting. It is not a good thing you do in being unwilling to send the wages for threshing(?) through Aloabai; nor have you delivered the full amount of barley. . . . be so good as to come up secretly with them. It is a good moment. (2nd hand) I pray for your continued good health. (Verso) (Christian symbol) To Isidoros.mj done, on ph.k publishedp3/14/97s2536‰/AP.Mich.inv. 5652EF‰.hA7 X 15.5 cm29-X100KollouthosPH-Letter from Kollouthos to his brother(?) Isidoros, complaining of the latter's failure to meet certain obligations connected with an agricultural enterpriseIVth cent. A.D.Winter JG-Youtie HC-P.Mich.inv. 5758GreekCairoRecto - 17 Verso - 1PapNoYesunknown place, province of EgyptSee electronic version of PMich VIII, 520Isidoros; Kollouthos; Aloabai520Pl. IXKaranis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptNaldini M68Cristianesimo in Egitto1968a - Recto and VersoPMich VIIIAgriculture; ReligionPrivate Letter195110.5 X 8.5 cm29-235*-ABesPH-Beginning of a letter from Bes to his father PhamaeisIVth or Vth cent. A.D.Winter JG-Youtie HCP.Mich.inv. 5652GreekAnn ArborRecto - 8 Verso - 1PapNoNounknown place, province of EgyptSee electronic version of PMich VIII, 519Bes, oiBnoprates; his father Phamaeis; his mother Thermouteis (Thermouthis)519Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptBL X, 125 (date)Naldini M67Cristianesimo in Egitto1968a - Recto and VersoPMich VIIIFamily; Profession; ReligionPrivate Letter1951broken at the bottom. The original could (-‰0AP.Mich.inv. 5638B a - RectoCPapD*archive of Gaius Iulius Sabinus (& family)EWinter JG-Youtie HCF PMich VIIIG500H1951UNoWYes? (field photo)X 29-132*-DI<_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>iA"(Christian symbol). To my lord and beloved father Phamaeis, Bes the wine merchant, greeting. Before all else I greet repeatedly you and my mother Thermouthis and your household may the evil eye not touch them each by name. You did well to send me . . . (Verso) . . . to my lord . . . ."j'Original Not Found Check Again MISSING!k publishedp3/14/97‰0AP.Mich.inv. 5638B a - RectoCPapD*archive of Gaius Iulius Sabinus (& family)EWinter JG-Youtie HCF PMich VIIIG500H1951UNoWYes? (field photo)X 29-132*-DINQ‰0iARullius to [Iulius] Apollinarius, his brother, greeting. I marvel that you did not send us a letter to let us know whether you had come through safely, in accordance with our prayers, and how you are doing now, so that we might know how your affairs are going. Send the white cottons, as I requested of you when I was with you, to Menon. If there are soft ones, he said when he was with you, let them be sent from Rome. I will deliver them(?) if you wish to send them . . . . I sent you a Bcopy(?) so that it might not go astray . . . . (2nd hand) I wish you good health, brother, . . . . Sitelkas(?) and his children salute you, each by name.j done, on ph.k publishedp3/12/97 (or earlier)s2522‰1AP.Mich.inv. 5638BRectoCPapD*archive of Gaius Iulius Sabinus (& family)EWinter JG-Youtie HCF PMich VIIIG501H1982UNoWYes? (field photo)X 29-132*-DI[Private Letter\ 13 X 21.7 cmn=Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptoGreekr25RP‰1iA. . . Let us nevertheless see their gratitude when the materials are prepared and dressed. Concerning the purple dye I can write you nothing until it comes from the dyeshop. If I learn anything about it sooner, I will let you know. In the letters that I sent by Aurelian I wrote you to get from Philetas four . . . which I left with him, but nonetheless I wrote to him also about this, as well as the itinerary that I made through Syria, Asia, and Achaea, as far as Rome. If by luck you come tBo Alexandria, [buy(?)] for me . . . Marseilles flasks so that [I may not put off giving thanks(?)] for the favors of the lord Sarapis . . .yj done, on ph.k publishedp3/12/97‰2AP.Mich.inv. 5405BRecto and VersoCPapDarchive of Claudius TiberianusEWinter JG-Youtie HCF PMich VIIIG481H1951KBL III, 116 (on lines 32-33); BL IV, 55 (on origin of the text); BL VII, 111 (bibliography); BL VIII, 215 (bibliography); BL IX, 161 (bibliography)MLight from Ancient LettersN White J.L.-N‰0hA22.5 X 21.5 cm29-132*-DIRulliusPHarchive of Gaius Iulius Sabinus (& family)Letter from Rullius to [Iulius] Apollinarius, concerning white cottons to be sent from RomeIInd cent. A.D.Winter JG-Youtie HCRomeP.Mich.inv. 5638GreekCairo22PapNoYes? (field photo)unknown place, proBvince of Egypt(?)See electronic version of PMich VIII, 500Rullius; (Gaius) Iulius Apollinarius (see P. Mich. IX, p. 5-8); Menon; Sempronius; Sitelkas(?) (& children)500Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of Egypta - RectoPMich VIIIArmy(?); Business; Trade(?)Private Letter1951a strip (3.5-4 cm. in width) is lost from thMK<‰0hCe lower right corner, and the ink has faded badly through the lower half of the text1Recto; Verso is blankDocumentary<_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_6D600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>ich VIII, 500Rullius; (Gaius) Iulius Apollinarius (see P. Mich. IX, p. 5-8); Menon; Sempronius; Sitelkas(?) (& children)500Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of Egypta - RectoPMich VIIIArmy(?); Business; Trade(?)Private Letter1951a strip (3.5-4 cm. in width) is lost from thC?‰TxLetter from Sarapion to Antonius Minor, telling his diligent but unavailing efforts to find Antonius in the course of a journey to Alexandria, and asking the latter for help in obtaining cattle for use on Sarapion's estateySarapion; Antonius Minor, former basilikos grammateus of the Diopolites(?); (unnamed) prefect (of Egypt); Marcus; Ammonianos; (men of) Morionz1Administration; Agriculture; Animal; Sale; Travel{#Diopolite nome; Alexandria; Memphis|PHO4unknown place (south of Memphis?), province of EgyptPnearly completeQ1RRecto and VersoS Documentaryhst esteemed friend, first to salute you and my lord Ammonianus and all your kin, and then to ask you by all means to lend me through Morion's men three full-grown cows, fine and large in body, since I am about to plow land that has lain fallow. It is for this that I have need of them. In order that you may accomplish this for me with dispatch, I beg you to let me know their price, and I will send it to you from here. For t ^‡hBoite nome; Bacchias; Onkos; Alkias(?); Hiera (Nesos)P.Mich.inv. 5883GreekAnn Arbor20JPapYesYes"black glass" DONEprobably Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptSee electronic version of PMich IX, 562Gaius Iulius Apollinarius (Apolinarius), stratiotes, phroumentarios Romes (frumentarius Romae); Sabinus son of SokraCtes562Pl. XKaranis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptRectoPMich IXAgriculture; Army; Land ownership and lease; Personal status: Roman citizen (soldier)Lease of Grain Land and Olive Groves1971damaged in some spots1Recto; Verso unpublishedDocumentary5883r.bmpIulianus; Aurelianus; Philetas501Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptRectoPMich VIIIReligion; Trade; TravelPrivate Letter1982DL‰1hCtwo strips are missing, at the upper and lower left edge; broken at left and right: there should have been (at least) 1 column of writing before what is preserved, and another after it1Recto; Verso is blankDocumentary<_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_D600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>tiSee electronic version of PMich VIII, 501Iulianus; Aurelianus; Philetas501Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptRectoPMich VIIIReligion; Trade; TravelPrivate Letter1982Tn‰2iATerentianus to Tasoucharion, his sister, very many greetings. Before all else I pray that you be well together with your entire family. Receive a basket from the man who delivers the letter to you, and write back to me what you find in it. And I have sent you another basket by Valerius the goldsmith. Please write to me, when you receive it, both about your health and anything you may need. For I hope soon to go upcountry to you. Do everything possible to provide for us two keramia (of the Blargest size) of olyra and an artaba of radish oil. I sent you the marjoram that goes with the oil. And if you received from Ptolemaios what I wrote . . . write to me . . . . Our children salute you . . . . Salute . . . with all his house, and Ptolemaios the son of Arius, together with their wives and children. Salute Ptolemaios and Tiberinus and . . . . to send a fresh bundle(?) of asparagus by Melas, since we ask it of you, father, send one bundle(?). All the persons in the house . . . sJ.L.US‰2hDzen (soldier); Profession; Writing materialPrivate Letter1951considerably damaged along the folds, and slightly broken at the bottom1Recto and VersoDocumentary<_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600EDPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>Kiaios; Tiberinus; Tiep---; Melas481Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptWhite J.L.112Light from Ancient Letters1986Recto and VersoPMich VIIIFamily; Feeding; Personal status: Roman citihVT‰2hBphy); BL IX, 161 (bibliography)Early IInd cent. A.D.Winter JG-Youtie HCP.Mich.inv. 5405GreekCairoRecto - 28 + 8 in the right margin; Verso - 1PapNoNounknown place (in or near Alexandria?), province of EgyptSee electronic version of PMich VIII, 481(Claudius) Terentianus (& children) (see P. Mich. VIII, 467-481 introd.); his sister TasouchariCon (see P. Mich. VIII, 467-481 introd.) (& their father?); Valerius, chrysochoos; Ptolemaios; ---krates (& family); Ptolemaios son of Arios (& family); Ptolemaios; Tiberinus; Tiep---; Melas481Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptWhite J.L.112Light from Ancient Letters1986Recto and VersoPMich VIIIFamily; Feeding; Personal status: Roman citiWUg‰2PGconsiderably damaged along the folds, and slightly broken at the bottomQ1RRecto and VersoS DocumentaryhA19.5 X 22 cm28-B167D2-QClaudius TerentianusPHarchive of Claudius TiberianusLetter from Claudius Terentianus to his sister Tasoucharion, inquiring whether the contents of two baskets which he has sent have reached her in safety, and signifying his intention of paying her a visitBL III, 116 (on lines 32-33); BL IV, 55 (on origin of the text); BL VII, 111 (bibliography); BL VIII, 215 (bibliograou received from Ptolemaios what I wrote . . . write to me . . . . Our children salute you . . . . Salute . . . with all his house, and Ptolemaios the son of Arius, together with their wives and children. Salute Ptolemaios and Tiberinus and . . . . to send a fresh bundle(?) of asparagus by Melas, since we ask it of you, father, send one bundle(?). All the persons in the house . . . sPV‰2O112P1986UNoWNoX 28-B167D2-Q[Private Letter\ 19.5 X 22 cmn=Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptoGreekr-Recto - 28 + 8 in the right margin; Verso - 1s)See electronic version of PMich VIII, 481uClaudius TerentianusvEarly IInd cent. A.D.wCairoxLetter from Claudius Terentianus to his sister Tasoucharion, inquiring whether the contents of two baskets which he has sent have reached her in safety, and signifying his intention of paying her a visit9A(Claudius) Terentianus (& children) (see P. Mich. VIII, 467-481 introd.); his sister Tasoucharion (see P. Mich. VIII, 467-481 introd.) (& their father?); Valerius, chrysochoos; Ptolemaios; ---krates (& family); Ptolemaios son of Arios (& family); Ptolemaios; Tiberinus; Tiep---; MelaszWFamily; Feeding; Personal status: Roman citizen (soldier); Profession; Writing material|PHO9unknown place (in or near Alexandria?), province of Egyptkx‰5ld‰6y?hBlD@iBeDjli‰7@gOAhBnDoiBl‰8KmzuhBtDsiArCqEp‰9DwPvhB{DziBy‰:KOxhB}D~iACE‰;DOhBDiB‰4AhAgCEiBlAC‰?4A,39hBDFiBD,F‰@K8AzhBDFkiBDFlA‰A@yhBDiAlAC); Valerius, chrysochoos; Ptolemaios; ---krates (& family); Ptolemaios son of Arios (& family); Ptolemaios; Tiberinus; Tiep---; MelaszWFamily; Feeding; Personal status: Roman citizen (soldier); Profession; Writing material|PHO9unknown place (in or near Alexandria?), province of Egyptn[‰3vIInd/IIIrd A.D.wCairox-Fragmentary letter from Taeis[...] to her sonyTaeis[---]; her son [---]; his (unnamed) father; his (unnamed) sister (& children); Sempronius, (brother of?); Nemesous; Taseus; Nephotianos (Nepotianus); Serenus(?)zDAgriculture; Family; Health (death; plague?); Sale; Writing Material{ Alexandria|PHO Unknown place, province of EgyptPkbadly damaged, particularly along the 5 folds; the verso contains faint and illegible traces of the addressQ1RRecto; Verso describedS DocumentaryhEWinter JG-Youtie HCF PMich VIIIG510H1951UNoWNoX 28-B167D2-P[Private Letter\ 12 X 22.8 cmn=Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptoGreekrRecto - 35 + 2 in left margins)See electronic version of PMich VIII, 510u Taeis[---]vIInd/IIIrd A.D.wCairox-Fragmentary letter from Taeis[...] to her son['Z‰3hCext_title>Private Letter1951badly damaged, particularly along the 5 folds; the verso contains faint and illegible traces of the address1Recto; Verso describedDocumentary<_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>Pi>Fragmentary letter from Taeis[...] to her sonIInd/IIIrd A.D.Winter JG-Youtie HCAlexandria; ApateP.Mich.inv. 5404GreekCairoRecto - 35 + 2 in left marginPapNoNoUnkYZ‰3hA12 X 22.8 cm28-B167D2-PTaeis[---]PHFound with the archive of Claudius Tiberianus (& family), but not part of it?Fragmentary letter from Taeis[...] to her sonIInd/IIIrd A.D.Winter JG-Youtie HCAlexandriaP.Mich.inv. 5404GreekCairoRecto - 35 + 2 in left marginPapNoNoUnknown plBace, province of EgyptSee electronic version of PMich VIII, 510Taeis[---]; her son [---]; his (unnamed) father; his (unnamed) sister (& children); Sempronius, (brother of?); Nemesous; Taseus; Nephotianos (Nepotianus); Serenus(?)510Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptRectoPMich VIIIAgriculture; Family; Health (death; plague?); Sale; Writing Material20.7 X 16.8 cm28-B167D2-O[Tabetheus(?)]PHarchive of Claudius TiberianusLetter from [Tabetheus(?)] to her brother Tiberianus, urging him, as he arrived to Alexandria after a long absence, to visit her and his childrenBL VII, 111 (bibliography); BL IX, 161 (bibliography)Early IInd cent. A.D.Winter JG-Youtie HCAlexandriaP.Mich.inv. 5403GreekCairo14PapNoNounknown place (not far from Alexandria?), province of EgyptSee electronic version of PMich VIII, 474[Tabetheus(?)] (& family); her brother Claudius Tiberianus (see P. Mich. VIII, 467-481 introd.); Segathis, his daughter; Isidoros, his son; --- (& children)474Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptR]_‰4hCectoPMich VIIIArmy; Family; Personal status: Roman citizen (soldier); WomanPrivate Letter1951broken on the left side; many large and small holes1Recto; Verso is blankDocumentary<_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6>D<_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>i VIII, 474[Tabetheus(?)] (& family); her brother Claudius Tiberianus (see P. Mich. VIII, 467-481 introd.); Segathis, his daughter; Isidoros, his son; --- (& children)474Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptR^`‰4iA[Tabetheus(?) to Claudius Tib]erianus, her brother, very many greetings. [When I learned that] you had come to Alexandria, I was very happy together with my entire family, [and do you write to me in reply] that you are coming to us immediately, since your son(?) . . . waited for you during your absence until today. And to the present moment we wait for you [daily ] together with the children. Therefore, I ask you to come [to] us [immediately]; we will make obeisance to you together with thBe children if you come up . . . . your daughter Segathis serves me; she is prudent and . . . capable. She sent your(?) son Isidoros to you so that [he might take to you] your belts [in the company] of soldiers, because she remains in attendance on me lest [the flood] come in the river with great [violence], since I am not able to leave the house on account of . . . . Isidoros and Segathis salute you, and we salute . . . the children. I received a letter from Claudius, your son, [from which_a‰4iC I learned that] as soon as you come to me [you will take] me to Alexandria along with Segathis . . . . to the present moment you have not yet been willing to come.k publishedlAG.B. Pighi, Lettere latine d'un soldato di Traiano (Bologna, 1964) p. 7; 27-28; R.W. Davies, BASP 10 (1973) p. 21-25; G. Calboli, Latin vulgaire - latin tardif II. Actes du IIe Colloque international sur le latin vulgaire et tardif (Tuebingen, 1990) p. 23-44.myesp3/12/97 (or earlier)s2457‰5AP.Mich.inv. 5402BRecto and VersoCPapDarchive of Claudius TiberianusEWinter JG-Youtie HCF PMich VIIIG475H1951KRBL VII, 111 (bibliography); BL VIII, 215 (bibliography); BL IX, 161 (bibliography)MLight from Ancient LettersN White J.L.O109P1986UNoWNoX 28-B167D2-N[Private Letter\ 10.5 X 21 cmn=Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptoGreekrRecto - 21 Verso - 1s)See electronic version of PMich VIII, 475uPapinius ApollinariusvEarly IInd cent. A.D.wCairo`b‰5xWLetter from Papirius Apollinarius to Tiberianus, to inquire regarding a sale and a willyPapirius Apolinarius (Apollinarius); Claudius Tiberianus (see P. Mich. VIII, 467-481 introd.); Gaius; Sextus (deceased); Zotike; Kephalon; Ptolemaios; Papiria; Hermes; Menouthos; Serapiasz@Death; Personal status: Roman citizen (veteran); Religion; Trade|PHO5unknown place (perhaps Alexandria), province of EgyptP:slightly broken at the lower left corner; many small holesQ1RRecto and VersoS DocumentaryhA10.5 X 21 cm28-B167D2-NPapinius ApollinariusPHarchive of Claudius TiberianusLetter from Papirius Apollinarius to Tiberianus, to inquire regarding a sale and a willBL VII, 111 (bibliography); BL VIII, 215 (bibliography); BL IX, 161 (bibliography)Early IInd cent. A.D.Winter JG-Youtie HCP.Mich.inv. 5402GreekCairoRecto - 21 ac‰5hBVerso - 1PapNoNounknown place (perhaps Alexandria), province of EgyptSee electronic version of PMich VIII, 475Papirius Apolinarius (Apollinarius); Claudius Tiberianus (see P. Mich. VIII, 467-481 introd.); Gaius; Sextus (deceased); Zotike; Kephalon; Ptolemaios; Papiria; Hermes; Menouthos; Serapias475Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptWhite J.L.C109Light from Ancient Letters1986Recto and VersoPMich VIIIDeath; Personal status: Roman citizen (veteran); Religion; TradePrivate Letter1951slightly broken at the lower left corner; many small holes1Recto and VersoDocumentary<_600DPIFrontbd‰5hD+_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>iAPapirius Apollinarius to his most esteemed Claudius Tiberianus, greeting. Before all else I pray for your good health. I make obeisance for you daily in the presence of our lord Sarapis. You wrote me, saying that Gaius has sold something. I therefore ask you, brother, to find out what he has sold, and write to me. And about Sextus, I heard that he passed away. So learn who his heir is and when the will is to be opened. Salute Zotike, Kephalon and all his household, and Ptolemaios. Papiria B{salutes you, as do Hermes and Menouthos and Serapias. (Verso) To Claudius Tiberianus, veteran, from Papirius Apollinarius.ik published><_600DPIFrontc?‰5lG.B. Pighi, Lettere latine d'un soldato di Traiano (Bologna, 1964) p. 87; R.W. Davies, BASP 10 (1973) p. 21-25; G. Calboli, Latin vulgaire - latin tardif II. Actes du IIe Colloque international sur le latin vulgaire et tardif (Tuebingen, 1990) p. 23-44.m yes (+ verso)p3/12/97 (or earlier)s2456!‰6AP.Mich.inv. 5401BRecto and VersoCPapDarchive of Claudius TiberianusEWinter JG-Youtie HCF PMich VIIIG473H1951IPl. IVK5BL VII, 111 (bibliography); BL IX, 161 (bibliography)UNoWYesX 28-B167D2-M[Private Letter\17.5 X 21.9 cmn=Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptoGreekrRecto - 33 Verso - 1s)See electronic version of PMich VIII, 473u TabetheusvEarly IInd cent. A.D.wCairoxLetter from Tabetheus to her brother Tiberianus, explaining how her son Satornilus (who subsequently became ill) came to be guilty of a murder, and asking Tiberianus to effect a settlement of the claims resulting from the murderuage>GreekCairoRecto - 21 @j‰6iBimmediately. I was much annoyed. I was able to send you the robe this year; I did not send it last year(?), but I sent and sold them to Kabin the attendant. When I went down from our home at Tonis and came to Saturnilus's lodging and saw our things may the evil eye not touch them, I did not approve that he, my son, should trust Menas. And after he had killed him, he told me not to be distressed; I told Saturnilus that I was sleepless from worry. Since you caused me damage to the extent oCf twelve hundred drachmai, let them go to my sons ransom. And I went down to Alexandria with my son. For this reason a madness took hold of him, because he did not approve that he [i.e. Menas] and his family should consume the rations. If god wills and you receive the rations that I put up for you, do not you also . . . them. Concerning last year's rations, I did not prepare them; . . . prepared them last year. I sent them from Alexandria as late as the second shipment upstream. And he be44.;)v RandYWiA‰7AP.Mich.inv. 5400BRectoCPapDarchive of Claudius TiberianusEWinter JG-Youtie HCF PMich VIIIG478H1951KXBL IV, 55 (on origin of the text); BL VII, 111 (bibliography); BL IX, 161 (bibliography)UNoWNoX 28-B167D2-L[Private Letter\ 17 X 32.6 cmn=Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptoGreekr2Main fragment - 48 Fragment a - 10 Fragment b - 10s)See electronic version of PMich VIII, 478u[Claudius Terentianus(?)]vEarly IInd cent. A.D.wCairoxLetter from Claudius Terentianus(?) to his father(?) Claudius Tiberianus, explaining that he has recovered from his grave illness and that there has been some violent disturbance in Alexandriay[Claudius Terentianus (see P. Mich. VIII, 467-481 introd.);] [his father(?) Claudius] Tiberianus (see P. Mich. VIII, 467-481 introd.); Am[---]z`Army; Health; Law; Personal status: Roman citizen (soldier); Religion; Violence (Jewish revolt?){Neapolis|PH (soldier); Religion; Violence (Jewish revolt?){Neapolis|PHFront_R2>Apion son of Hatres (see P. Mich. VI, 399-411, introd.); Ioannes presbyteros379Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptnPMich VITaxation (Land); Tax CollectionAccount of Tax Payments in Kind1944broken at the bottom (along the third fold)1Recto and VersoDocumentary<_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>Kk publishedmnop3/12/97 (or earlier)ˆAP.Mich.inv. 5269BmCPapDarchive of Ptollas's sonsjgF‰6l/m yes (+verso)p3/12/97 (or earlier)s2455)467-481 introd.); her son Saturnilus; Metellus, stratiotes; Kabin, diakon; Menas (deceased) (& family)zaArmy; Clothing; Law; Personal status: Roman citizen (soldier); Religion; Violence (murder); Women{Alexandria; Tonis|PHO4unknown place, perhaps Alexandria, province of EgyptP*much damaged, especially in the lower halfQ1RRecto and VersoS DocumentaryhA17.5 X 21.9 cm28-B167D2-MTabetheusPHarchive of Claudius TiberianusLetter from Tabetheus to her brother Tiberianus, explaining how her son Satornilus (who subsequently became ill) came to be guilty of a murder, and asking Tiberianus to effect a settlement of the claims resulting from the murderBL VII, 111 (bibliography); BL IX, 161 (bibliography)Early IInd cent. A.D.ue international sur le latin vulgaire et tardif (Tuebingen, 1990) p. 23-44.ei‰6iDcame ill. I was tortured with the grief that he caused me, but I was utterly happy that he remained alive. I have insistently urged him, "Take a taste of Alexandria," and he says to me, "I don't want to." I thank the gods that he is like you; no one can mock him. Salute all your people, each by name. How much damage have I incurred this past year on account of Saturnilus! Neither was he(?) liable for it nor was I, but I have incurred damage on every side. Farewell. (Verso) Deliver to . . E#. Tiberianus from Tabetheus . . . .@Af L  Q    fj done, on neg.k publishedlA/J. Modrzejewski, Iura 8 (1957) p. 93-101; G.B. Pighi, Lettere latine d'un soldato di Traiano (Bologna, 1964) p. 6-7; 23-26; R.W. Davies, BASP 10 (1973) p. 21-25; G. Calboli, Latin vulgaire - latin tardif II. Actes du IIe Colloque international sur le latin vulgaire et tardif (Tuebingen, 1990) p. 23-44.X$1‰B@KhACiAkBKhACiAkChACEiB‰BKhACiAkhACEiB‰BKhACiAkEiB‰BKhACiAkCEiB‰BKhACiAkBKhACiAk‰BKhACiAkEiB‰BKhACiAkiBC‰A@ohACEiBCA‰B|hBDj‰ChAC‰DyhBiA‰E{hBiA‰FyhBiA‰GzhBiA‰H9AhACiAC‰I9AhACiAC‰JzhBD‰KEhAC‰LChACiA‰M8AhACiA‰NshACp‰OhACiBom‰7iBnd [I was unable] for five days to write to you anything, [not to speak] of going up to you. Nor was any one of us able to pass the camp(?) gate. I give thanks [to the god] that after the five days . . . so great a disturbance(?), in which is was wounded, . . . he found the [transgressors] of the laws . . . . I have recovered from my illness, and I am the more [grateful to you] for coming down . . . . (remnants of 30 more lines)k publishedlAG.B. Pighi, Lettere latine d'un soldato di Traiano (Bologna, 1964) p. 79-82; R.W. Davies, BASP 10 (1973) p. 21-25; G. Calboli, Latin vulgaire - latin tardif II. Actes du IIe Colloque international sur le latin vulgaire et tardif (Tuebingen, 1990) p. 23-44.m yes (+ verso)p3/12/97 (or earlier)s2454‰8AP.Mich.inv. 5399BRectoCPapDarchive of Claudius TiberianusEWinter JG-Youtie HCF PMich VIIIG477H1951andria, province of Egyptvolt?){Neapolis|PHO&probably Alexandria, province of Egyptlu‰8KBL III, 116 (on lines 8,13); BL IV, 55 (on origin of the text); BL V, 70 (on lines 7-10); BL VII, 111 (bibliography); BL IX, 161 (bibliography)UNoWNoX 28-B167D2-K[Private Letter\ 17.1 X 27 cmn=Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptoGreekr45s)See electronic version of PMich VIII, 477uClaudius Terentianus(?)vEarly IInd cent. A.D.wCairo8ALetter from Claudius Terentianus(?), who is ill, to his father(?) Claudius Tiberianus, explaining that difficulties have arisen in connection with the registration of a document and urging him to return to Alexandria and that he is neglecting his affairs by remaining in the countryyClaudius Terentianus (see P. Mich. VIII, 467-481 introd.); his father(?) Claudius Tiberianus (see P. Mich. VIII, 467-481 introd.); Papirius Apolinarius (Apollinarius); Anoubion (& father?); Aurelius; Gemellus; Isidoros; Sempronius; ZotikeAo‰7hBWinter JG-Youtie HCNeapolisP.Mich.inv. 5400GreekCairoMain fragment - 48 Fragment a - 10 Fragment b - 10PapNoNoprobably Alexandria, province of EgyptSee electronic version of PMich VIII, 478[Claudius Terentianus (see P. Mich. VIII, 467-481 introd.);] [his father(?) Claudius] Tiberianus (see P. Mich. VIII, 467-481 introd.); Am[---]478Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptRectoPMich VIIIArmy; Health; Law; Personal status: Roman citizen (soldier); Religion; Violence (Jewish revolt?)Private Letter1951badly broken: consists of six fragments, of which two could not be placed; illegible remnants of an address are visible on the verso6Recto; verso describednl‰7hDDocumentary<_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>iiA[Claudius Terentianus(?) to Claudius] Tiberianus, [his father and lord, very many] greetings. Before all else [I pray for your] health, [which is my] wish. I myself am in good health and make obeisance for you daily in the presence of our lord Sarapis [and the] gods who share his temple. I want you to know that although [I was ordered] to go out on duty in your absence I was [altogether] unable to go down to Neapolis(?). For it was at that time that . . . so violent an attack of illness, able on the verso6Recto; verso describedqw‰8iEt. Since I have found no one to send because I am ill, you will therefore do well to conclude your business quickly and sail down to me. For the illness is at this moment no laughing matter(?), and it is even necessary that I be fed by someone else, [as] you will hear when you come to [the city]. Isidoros and Sempronius [and] all who love you truly and completely(?) send many salutations to you [as well as] Zotike, whom you will bring down with you when you come because you know that we arFoe going to need [her] here. Salute all your friends, each by name. I pray for [your health] through many years. k publishedlAG.B. Pighi, Lettere latine d.un soldato di Traiano (Bologna, 1964) p. 76-78; R.W. Davies, BASP 10 (1973) p. 21-25; G. Calboli, Latin vulgaire - latin tardif II. Actes du IIe Colloque international sur le latin vulgaire et tardif (Tuebingen, 1990) p. 23-44.myesp3/12/97 (or earlier)s2453#‰9AP.Mich.inv. 5398BRectoCPaprp‰8iC country, [you are neglecting them totally]; but [even] when you were here you neglected to settle them . . . . If you sail down, they can be dispatched . . . . You write me that you have sent(?) . . . through Anubion, but he does not know that you wrote [to me here] and has given me nothing. From the day that you went upcountry until today, for the first time, I have received the letter and the basket through Aurelius; and do you be concerned, my lord father, to write to Anubion(?) lest hDe disregard me . . . . . . . And I ask you, if you are able, to send [me] sandals without delay, since I derive much benefit [from them]. For you know that we are working hard now, in view of the fact that we are suppressing(?) the uproar and anarchy of the city. You will do [well] to send down to me . . . and to Gemellus three(?) . . . . I want you to know that after the above had already be written to you the basket was brought to me . . . by Anubion's father(?), and now at last I have isq‰8iAClaudius Terentianus(?) to [Claudius] Tiberianus, his father and lord, [very many greetings]. Before all else I pray for your health [and success, which] are my wish, and I make obeisance [for you . . .] daily in the presence of [our lord Sarapis] and the gods who share his temple. I received [your letter, from which I learned] that you also sailed up in the [boat] that you found [going to] the Arsinoite nome(?). I want you to know that after [you] left [I] registered the document, as requBested(?), and [was at a loss] because I needed the person in whose name the document was [drawn], in order that he might record it(?). For without him I am unable to register [it]. I also looked up Papirius Apollinarius [and told him what] I had heard from the notaries, and he said [to me], "Let it go [until] he is able to come down." Inasmuch as you [are neglecting your] affairs by remaining in the country, [come to] Alexandria, since [I] have waited in Alexandria. Having gone up into thetr‰8hDitle>Private Letter1951badly damaged, with a broad strip missing from the center of the papyrus and another, narrow strip missing from the left; the preserved portions are broken in many places1Recto; Verso is blankDocumentary<_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>wiNo>477Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptRectoPMich VIIIAdministration(?); Health; Religion; Transportation (ship); Violence (Jewish revolt?)Private Letter1951Early IInd cent. A.D.Winter JG-Youtie HCAlexandria; Arsinoite nome(?)P.Mich.inv. 5399GreekCairo45PapNoNoAlexandria, province of EgyptSee electronic version of PMich VIII, 477Claudius Terentianus (see P. Mich. VIII, 46C7-481 introd.); his father(?) Claudius Tiberianus (see P. Mich. VIII, 467-481 introd.); Papirius Apolinarius (Apollinarius); Anoubion (& father?); Aurelius; Gemellus; Isidoros; Sempronius; Zotike477Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptRectoPMich VIIIAdministration(?); Health; Personal status: Roman citizen (soldier); Religion; Transportation (ship); Violence (Jewish revolt?)17.1 X 27 cm28-B167D2-KClaudius Terentianus(?)PHarchive of Claudius TiberianusLetter from Claudius Terentianus(?), who is ill, to his father(?) Claudius Tiberianus, explaining that difficulties have arisen in connection with the registration of a document and urging him to return to Alexandria and that he is neglecting his affairs by remaining in the countryBL III, 116 (on lines 8,13); BL IVu the basket was brought to me . . . by Anubion's father(?), and now at last I have iw{U‰9P?considerably damaged on the left side, and broken at the bottomQ1RRectoS DocumentaryhA18 X 14 cm28-B167D2-JClaudius TerentianusPHarchive of Claudius TiberianusLetter from Claudius Terentianus to his father(?) Claudius Tiberianus, regarding conversations with Aemilius, seemingly a business agent or legal adviser, about difficulties in connection with a group of chirographs to be registered through the bureau of the archidikastesBL IV, 55 (on origin of the text); BL VII, 111 (bthrough many years. k publishedlAG.B. Pighi, Lettere latine dun soldato di Traiano (Bologna, 1964) p. 76-78; R.W. Davies, BASP 10 (1973) p. 21-25; G. Calboli, Latin vulgaire - latin tardif II Actes du IIme Colloque international sur le latin vulgaire et tardif (Tuebingen, 1990) p. 23-44.myesp3/12/97 (or earlier)!‰9AP.Mich.inv. 5398BRectoCPapnow at last I have ipv‰9Darchive of Claudius TiberianusEWinter JG-Youtie HCF PMich VIIIG480H1951KXBL IV, 55 (on origin of the text); BL VII, 111 (bibliography); BL IX, 161 (bibliography)UNoWNoX 28-B167D2-J[Private Letter\ 18 X 14 cmn=Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptoGreekr17s)See electronic version of PMich VIII, 480uClaudius TerentianusvEarly IInd cent. A.D.wCairo8ALetter from Claudius Terentianus to his father(?) Claudius Tiberianus, regarding conversations with Aemilius, seemingly a business agent or legal adviser, about difficulties in connection with a group of chirographs to be registered through the bureau of the archidikastesyClaudius Terentianus (see P. Mich. VIII, 467-481 introd.); his father(?) Claudius Tiberianus (see P. Mich. VIII, 467-481 introd.); Aemilius; (unnamed) archidikasteszNAdministration; Justice(?); Personal status: Roman citizen (soldier); Religion{-|PHO9unknown place (in or near Alexandria?), province of Egypt}‰:O9unknown place (in or near Alexandria?), province of EgyptP/damaged mainly along the folds on the left sideQ1RRecto and VersoS DocumentaryhA24 X 22 cm28-B167D2-HClaudius TerentianusPHarchive of Claudius TiberianusLetter from Claudius Terentianus to his father(?) Claudius Tiberianus, seeking to win his father's consent for bringing a woman into his householdBL IV, 55 (on origin); BL VII, 111 (on line 10; bibliography); BL VIII, 215 (bibliography); BL IX, 161 (bibliography)Early IInd cent. A.D.Winter JG-Y; G. Calboli, Latin vulgaire - latin tardif II Actes du IIme Colloque international sur le latin vulgaire et tardif (Tuebingen, 1990) p. 23-44.m yes (+ verso)p3/12/97 (or earlier)‰:AP.Mich.inv. 5397BRecto and VersoCPapDarchive of Claudius TiberianusEWinter JG-Youtie HCF PMich VIIIG476H1951IPl. VIz‰9iBhidikastes . . . . I therefore gave him . . . another thirty-two drachmai, .whereupon [he] said . . ., "If you blame me either you or your father take back from me . . . which you have given me." For I submitted . . . [another] petition to the archidikastes through the same channel that he had used for submitting [his] petition. I hope therefore soon to receive them [from him] duly completed and to forward . . . .@A> /  7 >k publishedlAG.B. Pighi, Lettere latine d'un soldato di Traiano (Bologna, 1964) p. 85-86; R.W. Davies, BASP 10 (1973) p. 21-25; G. Calboli, Latin vulgaire - latin tardif II. Actes du IIe Colloque international sur le latin vulgaire et tardif (Tuebingen, 1990) p. 23-44.m yes (+ verso)p3/12/97 (or earlier)s2452 ‰:AP.Mich.inv. 5397BRecto and VersoCPapDarchive of Claudius TiberianusEWinter JG-Youtie HCF PMich VIIIG476H1951IPl. VI{yy‰9hDqlSizeFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>;iA[Claudius] Terentianus to Claudius Tiberianus, his father, very many greetings. [Before] all else I pray for your health; I myself am in good health. I make obeisance for you daily in the presence of the local gods. I want you to know, my lord father, that from the day you left until today I have kept close to Aemilius, demanding(?) an explanation concerning those matters, and [he protested] that that man's chirographs [are] different and cannot be registered without the consent of the arcft side, and broken at the bottom1RectoDocumentaryEarly IInd cent. A.D.Winter JG-Youtie HC-P.Mich.inv. 5398GreekCairo17PapNoNounknown place (in or near Alexandria?), province of EgyptSee electronic version of PMich VIII, 480Claudius Terentianus (see P. Mich. VIII, 467-481 introd.); his father(?) Claudius Tiberianus (see P. Mich. VIII, C467-481 introd.); Aemilius; (unnamed) archidikastes480Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptRectoPMich VIIIAdministration; Justice(?); Personal status: Roman citizen (soldier); ReligionPrivate Letter1951considerably damaged on the left side, and broken at the bottom1RectoDocumentary.+.WAP.Mich.inv. 4731BbCPapEPearl OMFCE 28G344-346H1953J SB VI 9554, 5KBL VIII, 350 (line 20)UNoV"Karanis section (now research box)WNoX 26-B17F-A[Census Declaration\ 4.6 x 18.1 cm]unfold (two places: see verso)n=Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptoGreekrca. 25imus, through my agent Ptolemaios(?), son of Petheus, have submitted the declaration. Year 10 of the Emperor Caesar Titus Aelius Hadrianus Antoninus Augustus Pius, Epeiph 30.j[done, on the orig. - ask Traianos: phrontistes -> Profession?; conservation (lot 3) SCANNEDk publishedlRR.S. Bagnall - B.W. Frier, The Demography of Roman Egypt (Cambridge, 1994) p. 225.p6/18/97WAP.Mich.inv. 4731BbCPapEPearl OMFCE 28G344-346H1953J SB VI 9554, 5KBL VIII, 350 (line 20)UNoV"Karanis section (now research box)WNoX 26-B17F-A[Census Declaration\ 4.6 x 18.1 cm]unfold (two places: see verso)n=Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptoGreekrca. 25x~‰:hBoutie HCa Caesareum; Arsinoite nomeP.Mich.inv. 5397GreekCairoRecto - 30 + 1 in left margin Verso - 3PapNoYesunknown place (in or near Alexandria?), province of EgyptSee electronic version of PMich VIII, 476Claudius Terentianus, soldier (see P. Mich. VIII, 467-481 introd.); his father(?) Claudius Tiberianus (see P. Mich. VIII, 467-481 introd.); AchillCas; (unnamed) stratiotes; Iulius; Didymos, nomikos; Longinus; Cursilla Epitynchanon476Pl. VIKaranis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptWhite J.L.110Light from Ancient Letters1986Recto and VersoPMich VIIIArmy; Concubinage (& marriage); Family; Feeding; Religion; Personal status: Roman citizen (soldier); Personal status: slavery(?); Woma}W‰:hDnPrivate Letter1951damaged mainly along the folds on the left side1Recto and VersoDocumentary<_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_REQ4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8> ird-sheath. He sent me word about a woman; with my consent he was buying(?) one for me. As far back as two years ago I would have taken a woman into my house, but I did not permit myself nor do I permit myself to take anyone without your approval, and you will not hear otherwise from me on this subject. If perchance the woman whom I decide to bring down is one able to be the more kindly disposed towa~‰:iAClaudius Terentianus to Claudius Tiberianus, his lord and father, very many greetings. Before all else I pray for your health and success, which are my wish. I myself am in good health and make obeisance for you daily in the presence of our lord Sarapis and the gods who share his temple. I want you to know, father, that I have received a basket (kalathion) from Achillas. Likewise, another basket was given to me by the soldier, in which I found two large loaves of bread and dates, and from Bthe father of Iulius a small basket (sphyridallion) and my small baskets (talaria) and a sword-sheath. He sent me word about a woman; with my consent he was buying(?) one for me. As far back as two years ago I would have taken a woman into my house, but I did not permit myself nor do I permit myself to take anyone without your approval, and you will not hear otherwise from me on this subject. If perchance the woman whom I decide to bring down is one able to be the more kindly disposed towa‰:iCrd you for my sake(?) and to take more thought for you than for me, the outcome is that I do you a favor rather than that you blame me. On this account, lacking your approval, until today no woman has come into my house. You are aware, for another thing, that I have relieved you of your difficulties; [and if(?)] you remain steadfast in refusal the rest of your life, I shall do without my woman. If not, the woman whom you approve is the one whom I also want. I wrote you this letter at nightD, having found an opportunity, but I was not able to send it. Please write me a reply about your well-being and about the letter. Salute all those in the Caesareum, each by name. Salute Didymos, the notary, together with his entire household. You will tell Longinus that I hope to go upcountry again. For one thing I thank the gods, that I gave you more than the eight drachmai. If I had not, the same thing would have happened. And if you go up to the Arsinoite nome, go to Cursilla and get th‰:iE-e five logs of timber and bring them when you come as well as anything else that you are able to bring down to us for the winter. Epitynchanon salutes you. Salute all your friends, each by name. (Verso) Deliver to Claudius Tiberianus . . . from Claudius Terentianus, his son, a soldier of the legion.@A \  e    8  ? ;  C jdone, on plate.k publishedlAUG.B. Pighi, Lettere latine d'un soldato di Traiano (Bologna, 1964) p. 73-75; R.W. Davies, BASP 10 (1973) p. 21-25; H.C. Youtie, Le monde grec. Hommages Claire Praux (Bruxelles, 1975) p. 736, n. 6; G. Calboli, Latin vulgaire - latin tardif II. Actes du IIe Colloque international sur le latin vulgaire et tardif (Tuebingen, 1990) p. 23-44.Um yes (+ verso)p3/12/97 (or earlier)s2451(‰;AP.Mich.inv. 5396BRecto and VersoCPap‰;Darchive of Claudius TiberianusEWinter JG-Youtie HCF PMich VIIIG479H1951KXBL IV, 55 (on origin of the text); BL VII, 111 (bibliography); BL IX, 161 (bibliography)UNoWNoX 28-B167D2-G[Private Letter\ 16.4 X 21.4n=Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptoGreekrRecto - 23 Verso - 1s)See electronic version of PMich VIII, 479uClaudius TerentianusvEarly IInd cent. A.D.wCairo8ALetter from Claudius Terentianus to his father(?) Claudius Tiberianus, expressing anxiety concerning the health of his father, who had been ill, and giving directions for the delivery of a letter from the dioiketes to the strategos through Tabetheus, the sister of TiberianusyClaudius Terentianus (see P. Mich. VIII, 467-481 introd.); his father(?) Claudius Tiberianus (see P. Mich. VIII, 467-481 introd.); Tabatheus (Tabetheus); (unnamed) dioiketes; (unnamed) strategos; NemesianoszWAdministration; Health; Personal status: Roman citizen (soldier); Transportation (ship){-|PH‰;iBery effort to deliver it to the strategos at once, so that he may reply quickly to what has been written to him. I also was intending to sail up, but until today I have not yet disposed of my affairs, which remain unsettled. And if you know about Nemesianus, where he is staying, write to me, since we are anxious about him too. All my people salute you. Salute all your friends, each by name. (2nd hand) I pray for your good health. (Verso) To his most esteemed Claudius Tiberianus from ClaudCius Terentianus.k publishedlAG.B. Pighi, Lettere latine d'un soldato di Traiano (Bologna, 1964) p. 83-84; R.W. Davies, BASP 10 (1973) p. 21-25; G. Calboli, Latin vulgaire - latin tardif II. Actes du IIe Colloque international sur le latin vulgaire et tardif (Tuebingen, 1990) p. 23-44.m yes (+ verso)p3/12/97 (or earlier)s2450$‰16.4 X 21.428-B167D2-GClaudius TerentianusPHarchive of Claudius TiberianusLetter from Claudius Terentianus to his father(?) Claudius Tiberianus, expressing anxiety concerning the health of his father, who had been ill, and giving directions for the delivery of a letter from the dioiketes to the strategos through Tabetheus, the sister of TiberianusBL IV, 55 (on origin of the text); BL VII, 11you sailed upcountry you did not write to me about your well-being, but until today I have been anxious because you were indisposed when you left me. Please, then, write me a reply at once concerning your well-being. You will deliver to Tabetheus the letter of the dioiketes for the strategos, and let her make ev‰;hB1 (bibliography); BL IX, 161 (bibliography)Early IInd cent. A.D.Winter JG-Youtie HC-P.Mich.inv. 5396GreekCairoRecto - 23 Verso - 1PapNoNounknown place (in or near Alexandria?), province of EgyptSee electronic version of PMich VIII, 479Claudius Terentianus (see P. Mich. VIII, 467-481 introd.); his father(?) Claudius TiberianuCs (see P. Mich. VIII, 467-481 introd.); Tabatheus (Tabetheus); (unnamed) dioiketes; (unnamed) strategos; Nemesianos479Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptRecto and VersoPMich VIIIAdministration; Health; Personal status: Roman citizen (soldier); Transportation (ship)Private Letter1951numerous holes1Recto and VersoDocumentary<_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>giAClaudius Terentianus to Claudius Tiberianus, his father and lord, very many greetings. Before all else I pray for your health and prosperity, which are my wish. I marvel that after you sailed upcountry you did not write to me about your well-being, but until today I have been anxious because you were indisposed when you left me. Please, then, write me a reply at once concerning your well-being. You will deliver to Tabetheus the letter of the dioiketes for the strategos, and let her make evC‰>iBby boat. As I was about to send to you the letter that Sempronius Clemens, the frumentarius, will deliver to you, I found at his place, by dint of thought and good luck, also the two letters that you want, and I sent them to you under seal. I beg you, my lord, . . . I prepared . . . wooden staves(?). Claudius, my son, sends many salutations to you. (2nd hand) I pray for your good health, my lord. (1st hand) Salute . . . et Aristus et . . . et all your comrades(?). Farewell. (Verso) To LonC/ginus Priscus, from Claudius Tiberianus . . . . @A> =  I >k publishedlH~BL X, 124 (bibliography)OAlexandria, province of EgyptP%gravely damaged in a number of placesQ1RRecto and VersoS Documentaryhnome, province of EgyptoLatinrRecto - 27 Verso - 3s)See electronic version of PMich VIII, 4724] Heraclid[---] (Herakleid[---])Winter JG-Youtie HCF PMich VIIIG470H1951‰15 X 18.5 cm28-B167D2-F[Claudius Terentianus(?)]PHarchive of Claudius TiberianusLetter [probably from Claudius Terentianus to his father(?) Claudius Tiberianus], of uncertain content (similar to P.Mich. VIII, 471?)BL VII, 111 (bibliography); BL VIII, 215 (bibliography); BL IX, 161 (bibliography)Early IInd cent. A.D.Winter JG-Youtie HCRep Editor - Pi/>253CPL1957RectoPMich VIIIArmy (equi‰BL X, 124 (bibliography)AlexandriaP.Mich.inv. 5394LatinCairo27PapNoNounknown place, perhaps Alexandria, Cprovince of Egypt(?)See electronic version of PMich VIII, 470[Claudius Terentianus(?) (see P. Mich. VIII, 467-481 introd.);] [his father(?) Claudius Tiberianus(?) (see P. Mich. VIII, 467-481 introd.);] Heraclid[---] (Herakleid[---])470Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptCavenaile R253CPL1957RectoPMich VIIIArKu@‰Private Letter1951two(?) panels of the folded papyrus were lost on the left side; the papyrus is alos broken on the top, considerably damaged and full of small holes1Recto; Verso is blankDocumentary<_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFEront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>i"(Too fragmentary to be translated)k publishedl VIII, 467-481 introd.);] [his father(?) Claudius Tiberianus(?) (see P. Mich. VIII, 467-481 introd.);] Heraclid[---] (Herakleid[---]),g+‰>4A#Rep Editor - Pighi G. B.; Rep Ser. - Lettere latine d'un soldato di Traiano; 1964; Rep_Pg_No 3; Rep Editor - Cugusi P.; Rep Ser. - C.Epist.Lat.; 1992; Rep_Pg_No 147, with pl. XIII; Rep Editor - Dorandi T; Rep Ser. - Ch.L.A. XLII; 1994; Rep_Pg_No 1219 (photo: p. 45-46).#uClaudius TiberianusvEarly IInd cent. A.D.wCairox4Letter from Claudius Terentianus to Longinus PriscusyClaudius Tiberianus (see P. Mich. VIII, 467-481 introd.); his son Claudius (Terentianus) (see P. Mich. VIII, 467-481 introd.); Longinus Priscus; Sempronius Clemens, frumentariusz>Army; Personal status: Roman citizen (soldier); Ship; Trade(?){ Alexandria|PH~BL X, 124 (bibliography)OAlexandria, province of EgyptP%gravely damaged in a number of placesQ1RRecto and VersoS DocumentaryhapNoYesAlexandria, province of EgyptSee electronic version of PMich VIII, 472Claudius Tiberianus (see P. Mich. VIII, 467-48g‰>hC72Claudius Tiberianus (see P. Mich. VIII, 467-481 introd.); his son Claudius (Terentianus) (see P. Mich. VIII, 467-481 introd.); Longinus Priscus; Sempronius Clemens, frumentarius472Pl. IIIKaranis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptCavenaile R255CPL1957Recto and VersoPMich VIIIArmy; Personal status: Roman citizen (soldier);D Ship; Trade(?)Private Letter1951gravely damaged in a number of places1Recto and VersoDocumentary<_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBa{‰=hDection_or_Side>Recto and VersoPMich VIIIArmy (equipment); Clothing; Family; Health (delivery); Money problems; Personal status: Roman citizen (soldier); Ship; Violence; WomanPrivate Letter1951much of the upper part of the papyrus is broken away, and the remainder of l. 1-9 is blackened; the address on the verso is very faint1Recto and VersoDocumentary<_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8> +ile to do nothing and by reason of his absence were about to leave that place. My mother (says), "Let us wait f‰=iA(9 lines) . . . I say to him, "Give me," I say, "a little money; I shall go," I say, "to friends of my father." In the same way, he turned over to me a needle and linens; he gave me not a single as. I, nevertheless, gathered a little money here and there, and I went to . . . and bought a few things that I wanted. He did not tell me that if there were a favorable opportunity he would go to Alexandria. Likewise he gave me no money, but an aureus for my mother, for clothing. "This is," he saiBd, "what your father told me to do." When I came, everything was there, even wool(?); but I found my mother with child; she was able to do nothing. Then after a few days she gave birth, and she was not able to help me. At the same time, my father Ptolemaios had a quarrel about my clothes, and he happened to go to Alexandria with recruits and left me with my mother. Alone we were able to do nothing and by reason of his absence were about to leave that place. My mother (says), "Let us wait f,‰=iCor him until he comes, and I go with you to Alexandria and take you to the ship." Saturninus was already prepared to leave on that day when so great a quarrel broke out. I say to him, "Come, intervene (and see) if you can help my father Ptolemaios." He paid no more attention to me than to a sponge stick, but (looked only) to his own business and his own affairs. In my astonishment, I say to him as he leaves, "Give me a little money foor expenses so that I may be able to go with my things tDo Alexandria." He denied that he had any. "Come," he says, "to Alexandria and I'll give it to you." I did not go. My mother, since she was without an as(?), sold(?) the linens so that I might go to Alexandria. (Verso) To Claudius Tiberianus, his father, from Claudius Terentianus.@A     `  b k publishedlcto and VersoPMi‰@lAE. Grassi, PP 11 (1956) p. 206-207; N. Lewis, BASP 5 (1968) p. 87; R.W. Davies, BASP 10 (1973) p. 21-25; J.N. Adams, The Vulgar Latin of the Letters of Claudius Terentianus (P. Mich. VIII, 467-72) (Manchester, 1977); M. Redd, Mare nostrum. Les infrastructures, le dispositif et l'histoire de la marine militaire sous l'empire romain (Rome, 1986) p. 685-687; Chr. Lehmann, Cuadernos de filologia classica 21 (1988) p. 11-23; G. Calboli, Latin vulgaire - latin tardif II. Actes du IIe Colloque iBHnternational sur le latin vulgaire et tardif (Tuebingen, 1990) p. 23-44.6m yes (+verso)p3/12/97 (or earlier)s2444121, Recto, col. II, iiiPl. IITebtynis, Polemonos meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptRecto, col. II, abstract 3PMich IIAdministration; Deposit; Ethnicity; Notary; Personal status: Perses tes epigonesCollection of Abstracts of Contracts (Eiromenon)1933Large roll containing writing on bot-'j49gWcW4969sW49fW4bW4thEW5WWW]WWWWWWWWIW~W5-16KW5-7W50WcW501W508{W511bisWW517-531 W52cW525-533KW53WWW5343W5374W54lW3W544W5478cW5493bW55WW55533W56W5644aWWWWWWWWWWW57W3WIW575W5791gW5925a)WW5987*Wckner A-Marichal RE299PhotoCh.L.A. V1976A-IZPE 5Clothing; Fragments; Letter; UtensilsFragments of Latin Documents (Letters?)1970Frg. A broken off at the top and on the right side; frg. H complete on the left side, frg. I complete at the top; other fragments broken off on all sides. All much damaged.12Recto (fragments B, D, E, F, G, H[‰>hEUck_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8> iAClaudius Tiberianus to Longinus Priscus, his lord and patron, very many greetings. You know very well in what way I left you . . . to come to you soon. When I brought(?) to Alexandria with me . . . I found that the boats had already departed and I did not sell it. Know, my lord, that I am now in Alexandria; if I find an opportunity, I hope to come to you soon. I beg you, my lord, deign to write me where you are stationed, so that I may be able to find you there quickly and bring the . . . T; Rep Ser. - Ch.L.A. XLII; 1994; Rep_Pg_No 1219 (photo: p. 45-46).BL X, 124 (bibliography)AlexandriaP.Mich.inv. 5392LatinCairoRecto - 27 Verso - 3PapNoYesAlexandria, province of EgyptSee electronic version of PMich VIII, 472C,‰?iF-y years, together with your family. Farewell. k publishedlAE. Grassi, PP 11 (1956) p. 206-207; J.P. Wild, Antiquity 37 (1963) p. 193; R.W. Davies, BASP 10 (1973) p. 21-25; J.N. Adams, The Vulgar Latin of the Letters of Claudius Terentianus (P. Mich. VIII, 467-72) (Manchester, 1977); J.N. Adams, ZPE 31 (1978) p. 135-137; M. Redd, Mare nostrum. Les infrastructures, le dispositif et l'histoire de la marine militaire sous l'empire romain (Rome, 1986) p. 685-687; Chr. Lehmann, Cuadernos de filologia classica 21 (1988) p. 11-23; G. Calboli, Latin vulgaBire - latin tardif II. Actes du IIe Colloque international sur le latin vulgaire et tardif (Tuebingen, 1990) p. 23-44; S. Daris, ZPE 85 (1991) p. 275.m yes (+verso)p3/12/97 (or earlier)s2445;‰@AP.Mich.inv. 5390BRecto and VersoCPapD_archive of Claudius Tiberianus (including PMich. inv. 5395, which could be a duplicate of 5390)EWinter JG-Youtie HCF PMich VIIIG468H1951IPl. Ityche; Serenus; Terentius …OFprobably Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptPnearly completeQ1RRecto; Verso is blankS DocumentaryT 9999o.bmphA8.2 X 6.9 cm34-XUnknownPH-List of personsEarly IVth cent. ADPearl OM-Youtie HC-O.Mich.inv. 9999GreekCairo7OstNoYesprobably Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of Egyptsee electronic version of OMich II, 944Ariston son of Sereeceding Dioskoros341-342Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptSB VI 9554, 3a, Recto, second textCE 28Cadastre; Census Declaration (katoikian apographe)Census Declaration1953complete, damaged; glue,‰?iB Syria and am about to leave with a detachment. [I asked him] to give [them] to me, but [he] denied that he had the rough ones. He said to me: If you do not return(?) . . . to me, I shall tell your father. If I did not need to . . ., I would have returned it to him gladly, so that you might recover from him our . . . . Both Kalabel and Deipistus have enlisted in the Augustan fleet [of Alexandria] . . . no one has reckoned up the chances of his life . . . nor do I hate Marcellus on this aCccount. Since they were nothing to me - (I say this) in the presence of the gods - but words, I conceived a hatred(?) of no one. I went . . . by boat, and with their help I enlisted in the fleet lest I seem to you to wander like a fugitive, lured on by a bitter hope. I ask and beg you, father, for I have no one dear to me except you, after the gods, to send to me by Valerius a battle sword, a . . ., a pickaxe, a grappling iron, two of the best lances obtainable, a cloak of beaver skin(?), ‰?hF00DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8> ;iAClaudius Terentianus to Claudius Tiberianus, his lord and dearest father, very many greetings. Before all else, I pray that you be strong and cheerful and well, together with our entire family, and I am pleased whenever I have news from you. Know, father, that I have received . . . a cloak, a tunic, and the girdled lothes, and from Nepotianus . . . . But you gave him rough ones. Do you come . . . . You know very well how much he has lied to his comrades(?). Know that I am being sent off toerved on the verso1Recto; verso describedDocumentary<_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_6‰?hDlabel; Deipistus (Deipistos?); Marcellus (bis?); Valerius; Aphrodisia; Isityche; Serenus; Terentius467Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptCavenaile R250CPL1957RectoPMich VIIIArmy (fleet, equipment); Clothing; Family; Personal status: Roman citizen (soldier); Recommendation; ShipPrivate Letter1951many holes, with considerable losses along the folds; - a few scattered and illegible remnants of the address, which was written in two lines are preserved on the verso1Recto; verso describedDocumentary<_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_6‰?hB5 (bibliography); BL IX, 161 (bibliography)Early IInd cent. A.D.Winter JG-Youtie HCRep Editor - Pighi G. B.; Rep Ser. - Lettere latine d'un soldato di Traiano; 1964; Rep_Pg_No 4; Rep Editor - Cugusi P.; Rep Ser. - C.Epist.Lat.; 1992; Rep_Pg_No 141; Rep Editor - Dorandi T; Rep Ser. - Ch.L.A. XLII; 1994; Rep_Pg_No 1218 (photo: p. 41-42)BL X, 124 (bibliography)Syria; DeltaP.Mich.invC. 5391LatinCairoRecto - 37 Verso - 2PapNoNoprobably Alexandria, province of EgyptSee electronic version of PMich VIII, 467Claudius Terentianus (see P. Mich. VIII, 467-481 introd.); his father(?) Claudius Tiberianus (see P. Mich. VIII, 467-481 introd.); his father(?) Ptolemaios (see P. Mich. VIII, 467-481 introd.); his mother and brothers (unnamed); Nepotianus (Nephotianos); Ka,3‰?9eziArmy (fleet, equipment); Clothing; Family; Personal status: Roman citizen (soldier); Recommendation; Ship{ Syria; Delta|PH~BL X, 124 (bibliography)O&probably Alexandria, province of EgyptPmany holes, with considerable losses along the folds; - a few scattered and illegible remnants of the address, which was written in two lines are preserved on the versoQ1RRecto; verso describedS DocumentaryhA22 X 23 cm28-B167D2-CClaudius TerentianusPHarchive of Claudius TiberianusLetter from Claudius Terentianus to his father(?) Claudius Tiberianus, acknowledging receipt of certain articles of clothes, requesting military equipment, relating a petty quarrel about something borrowed and not returned, and referring to his enlistment in the (Alexandrian) fleetBL VII, 111 (bibliography); BL VIII, 21?) Terentius, and all your comrades. I pray that you enjoy good health for man5QWiA(Latin text, Scriptio interior, Page II) [In the consulship of the] Emperor [Caesar Titus Aelius Hadrianus Antoninus Augustus] Pius [for the fourth time and of Marcus Aelius Aurelius Verus Caesar for the second time], on the eleventh before the Kalends of July, in the eighth [year] of the Emperor Caesar Titus Aelius [Hadrianus] Antoninus Augustus Pius, [consul] for the fourth time, [father of his country], on the 27th day of the month Pauni, [in Alexandria ad Aegyptum], a copy was made anelius Verus Caesar for the second time], on the eleventh before the Kalends of July, in the eighth [year] of the Emperor Caesar Titus Aelius [Hadrianus] Antoninus Augustus Pius, [consul] for the fourth time, [father of his country], on the 27th day of the month Pauni, [in Alexandria ad Aegyptum], a copy was made an Statilius Maximus and Lollianus Avitus, consuls of 144 A.D.; L. Valerius Proculus, prefect of Egypt; [. . .] Sempronius Valens, father of Lucius Sempronius Saturninus; Gaius Sempr‰@iFerentius the pilot, Fronto together with his family, Sempronius Italicus, Publicius, Severinus, your colleague Marcellus, and Lucius. Salute Serenus the clerk together with his family. Salute all our comrades. Farewell. (In the right margine) I pray that you enjoy good health for many years with the greatest happiness forever. Farewell. (Verso) (2nd hand) [Claudius] Terentianus to Claudius Tiberianus. . . . Terentianus (3rd hGTand) Deliver to Claudius Tiberianus, my father, from Claudius Terentianus, his son. @A   )                k publishedludius Tiberianus. . . . Terentianus (3rd h‰@iD Moreover, I ask and beg you, father, to reply to me immediately about your health, that you have recovered your good health(?). I am worried about trouble at home(?) if you do not write back. And if god should be willing, I hope to live frugally and to be transferred to a cohort; but here nothing will be accomplished without money, and letters of recommendation have no value unless a man helps himself. I beg you, father, to send me a reply promptly. Know that Carpus came here in his wandeErings and Dius was found(?) in the legion and I accepted 6 denarii on his behalf. My mother and my father and brothers salute you; and know that everything goes very well at home. Salute Aphrodisia and Isityche. Salute Arrius the centurion together with his family, Saturninus the clerk together with his family, Capito the centurion together with his family, Cassius the adjutant together with his family, Tyrannius the adjutant together with his family, Sallustius together with his family, Tus‰AAP.Mich.inv. 5389BRecto and VersoCPapDarchive of Claudius TiberianusEWinter JG-Youtie HCF PMich VIIIG469H1951IPl. IIKRBL VII, 111 (bibliography); BL VIII, 215 (bibliography); BL IX, 161 (bibliography)MCPLN Cavenaile RO252P1957UNoWYesX 28-B167D2-A[Private Letter\ 15 X 19 cmn=Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptoLatin (Recto) & Greek (Verso)rRecto - 22 Verso - 2s)See electronic version of PMich VIII, 4694A"Rep Editor - Pighi G. B.; Rep Ser. - Lettere latine d'un soldato di Traiano; 1964; Rep_Pg_No 6; Rep Editor - Cugusi P.; Rep Ser. - C.Epist.Lat.; 1992; Rep_Pg_No 144, with pl. XII; Rep Editor - Dorandi T; Rep Ser. - Ch.L.A. XLII; 1994; Rep_Pg_No 1216 (photo: p. 31-32)."uClaudius TerentianusvEarly IInd cent. A.D.wCairoxLetter from Claudius Terentianus to his father(?) Claudius Tiberianus, asking him to make a number of purchases for his mother number of purchases for his mother. ISerenus; Terentiusek‰@iBria), two linen towels, two sacks and(?) a linen covering. I had bought the last together with a mattress and a pillow, and while I was lying ill on the ship (liburna) they were stolen from me. You have also in the bag a cape of single thickness; my mother sent this to you. Receive also a chicken coop, in which you have sets of glassware, two bowls of quinarius size, a dozen goblets, two papyrus rolls for school use, ink (for use) on the papyrus, five(?) pens, and twenty Alexandrian loavesC. I beg you, father, to be content with that. If only I had not been ill, I was hoping to send you more, and again I hope so if I live. I beg you, father, if it meets with your approval, to send me from there low leathern boots (caligae) and a pair of felt socks (udones). Boots with buttons(?) are worthless; I provide myself with footgear twice a month. And I beg you to send me a pickaxe. The adjutant took from me the one that you sent me, but I am grateful to him for furnishing me . . . .k‰@hDudius Tiberianus (see P. Mich. VIII, 467-481 introd.); Th---, veteran; Numesianus; Martialis; (unnamed) optio; Carpus; Dios (Deios); Aphrodisia; Isityche; Arrius, centurion (& family); Saturninus, scriba (& family); Capito, centurion (& family); Cassius, optio (& family); Tyrannius (Tyrannios), optio (& family); Sallustius (& family); Terentius gubernator; Fronto (& family); Sempronius Italicus; Publicius; Severinus; Marcellus; Lucius; Serenus, scriba (& family)468Pl. IEKaranis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptCavenaile R251CPL1957Recto and VersoPMich VIIIArmy (fleet; equipment); Clothing; Family; Health; Personal status: Roman citizen (veteran); Profession; Recommendation; School; Scribe; Ship; Theft; Utensils; Writing MaterialPrivate Letter1951badly damaged at the to‰@hBt to a cohortBL VII, 111 (bibliography); BL VIII, 215 (bibliography); BL IX, 161 (bibliography)Early IInd cent. A.D.Winter JG-Youtie HCRep Editor - Pighi G. B.; Rep Ser. - Lettere latine d'un soldato di Traiano; 1964; Rep_Pg_No 5; Rep Editor - Pestman PW; Rep Ser. - New Papyrological Primer; 1990; Rep_Pg_No 38 (l. 1-26); Rep Editor - Cugusi P.; Rep Ser. - C.Epist.Lat.; 1992; Rep_Pg_No 142, with pl. XI; Rep Editor C- Dorandi T; Rep Ser. - Ch.L.A. XLII; 1994; Rep_Pg_No 1217 (photo: p. 35-37).BL X, 124 (bibliography)P.Mich.inv. 5390LatinCairoRecto, col. I - 30 Recto, col. II - 35 Verso - 4PapNoYesprobably Alexandria, province of EgyptSee electronic version of PMich VIII, 468Claudius Terentianus (see P. Mich. VIII, 467-481 introd.); his father(?) ClaoH‰@zArmy (fleet; equipment); Clothing; Family; Health; Personal status: Roman citizen (veteran); Profession; Recommendation; School; Scribe; Ship; Theft; Utensils; Writing Material|PH~BL X, 124 (bibliography)O&probably Alexandria, province of EgyptP/badly damaged at the top and through the centerQ1RRecto and VersoS DocumentaryhA26.5 X 21.8 cm28-B167D2-BClaudius TerentianusPHarchive of Claudius Tiberianus (including PMich. inv. 5395, which could be a duplicate of 5390)Letter from Claudius Terentianus to his father(?) Claudius Tiberianus, concerning the things he has received from him, describing what he has sent to him and speaking about an illness which he suffered and about his hope of being transferred from the Alexandrian fleewell. (Verso) (2nd hand) [Claudius] Terentianus to Claudius Tiberianus. . . . Terentianus (3rd h\‰@8ALetter from Claudius Terentianus to his father(?) Claudius Tiberianus, concerning the things he has received from him, describing what he has sent to him and speaking about an illness which he suffered and about his hope of being transferred from the Alexandrian fleet to a cohort9AClaudius Terentianus (see P. Mich. VIII, 467-481 introd.); his father(?) Claudius Tiberianus (see P. Mich. VIII, 467-481 introd.); Th---, veteran; Numesianus; Martialis; (unnamed) optio; Carpus; Dios (Deios); Aphrodisia; Isityche; Arrius, centurion (& family); Saturninus, scriba (& family); Capito, centurion (& family); Cassius, optio (& family); Tyrannius (Tyrannios), optio (& family); Sallustius (& family); Terentius gubernator; Fronto (& family); Sempronius Italicus; Publicius; SeverinuB0s; Marcellus; Lucius; Serenus, scriba (& family) tardif II. Actes du IIe Colloque iBHnternational sur le latin vulgaire et tardif (Tuebingen, 1990) p. 23-44.6m yes (+verso)amily, T‰@KRBL VII, 111 (bibliography); BL VIII, 215 (bibliography); BL IX, 161 (bibliography)MCPLN Cavenaile RO251P1957UNoWYesX 28-B167D2-B[Private Letter\26.5 X 21.8 cmn=Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptoLatinr0Recto, col. I - 30 Recto, col. II - 35 Verso - 4s)See electronic version of PMich VIII, 4684ARep Editor - Pighi G. B.; Rep Ser. - Lettere latine d'un soldato di Traiano; 1964; Rep_Pg_No 5; Rep Editor - Pestman PW; Rep Ser. - New Papyrological Primer; 1990; Rep_Pg_No 38 (l. 1-26); Rep Editor - Cugusi P.; Rep Ser. - C.Epist.Lat.; 1992; Rep_Pg_No 142, with pl. XI; Rep Editor - Dorandi T; Rep Ser. - Ch.L.A. XLII; 1994; Rep_Pg_No 1217 (photo: p. 35-37).uClaudius TerentianusvEarly IInd cent. A.D.wCairo8      k publishedl with his family, Tyrannius the adjutant together with his family, Sallustius together with his family, T‰AhBp Ser. - Lettere latine d'un soldato di Traiano; 1964; Rep_Pg_No 6; Rep Editor - Cugusi P.; Rep Ser. - C.Epist.Lat.; 1992; Rep_Pg_No 144, with pl. XII; Rep Editor - Dorandi T; Rep Ser. - Ch.L.A. XLII; 1994; Rep_Pg_No 1216 (photo: p. 31-32).BL X, 124 (bibliography)-P.Mich.inv. 5389Latin (Recto) & Greek (Verso)CairoRecto - 22 Verso - 2PapNoYesprobably Alexandria, province of EgyptSee electronic version of PMich VIII, 469Claudius Terentianus (see P. Mich. VIII, 467-481 introd.); his father(?) Claudius Tiberianus, speculator (see P. Mich. VIII, 467-481 introd.); his (unnamed) mother; (unnamed) liberta of Germanus469Pl. IIKaranis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptCavenaile R252CPL1957<_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>,iMesore 5, of grain of the . . . indiction, for Karanis, Ouenaphris, son of [- - -], including the twentieth, twelve and one-half and one-third and one-twelfth artabai, [12 11/12] artabai, exclusive of the shipping charge.k publishedl+P.J. Sijpesteijn, ZPE 64 (1986) p. 117-118.p6/10/97€AP.Mich.inv. 5016BRectoCPapEPearl OMF Aegyptus 33G20H1953J SB VI 9436gK%BL VIII, 349 (l. 4); BL X, 199 (date)UNoWNoX27-257-E[Receipt for Tax Payment in Kind\ 7.8 X 6.7 cment. A.D.?wCairoxReceipt of grain for land taxyOuenaphris son of [- - -]zTaxation (Land); Tax Collection{Karanis|PHKaranis|PH‰AiAClaudius Terentianus to Claudius Tiberianus, his father, very many greetings. My mother salutes you and asks you to buy for her, if it can be done, some merchandise(?). She has seen Germanus's freedwoman . . . a linen garment and she wants that . . . . See if you are able to find one at a reasonable price. The mattresses(?) that I brought for her . . . . Do(?) it then if you can . . . and send me a reply. For she said that she wants it, for she . . . buckets and . . . and that you send herBu . . . . I say to her, "I should not like to go looking for them, but I can write a letter for you and he will send them to you if he finds them." Therefore, buy them at a reasonable price, I beg you, so that you may satisfy her . . . . For we hold you in affection after god, as you hold us. Salute those who love us. Farewell. (Verso) To Claudius Tiberianus, speculator.c@A> X  b >k publishedl600DPIFront_R6><‰AlAeR.W. Davies, BASP 10 (1973) p. 21-25; J.N. Adams, The Vulgar Latin of the Letters of Claudius Terentianus (P. Mich. VIII, 467-72) (Manchester, 1977); Chr. Lehmann, Cuadernos de filologia classica 21 (1988) p. 11-23; G. Calboli, Latin vulgaire - latin tardif II. Actes du IIe Colloque international sur le latin vulgaire et tardif (Tuebingen, 1990) p. 23-44.em yes (+verso)p3/12/97 (or earlier)s2443 t Editor>Winter JG-Youtie HCRep Editor - Pighi G. B.; ReBp Ser. - Lettere latine d'un soldato di Traiano; 1964; Rep_Pg_No 6; Rep Editor - Cugusi P.; Rep Ser. - C.Epist.Lat.; 1992; Rep_Pg_No 144; Rep Editor - Dorandi T; Rep Ser. - Ch.L.A. XLII; 1994; Rep_Pg_No 1216 (photo: p. 31-32).BL X, 124 (bibliography)-P.Mich.inv. 5389Latin (Recto) & Greek (Verso)CairoRecto - 22 Verso - 2PapNoYesprobably AlexKr‰=hB rep>Rep Editor - Pighi G. B.; Rep Ser. - Lettere latine d'un soldato di Traiano; 1964; Rep_Pg_No 8; Rep Editor - Cugusi P.; Rep Ser. - C.Epist.Lat.; 1992; Rep_Pg_No 146; Rep Editor - Dorandi T; Rep Ser. - Ch.L.A. XLII; 1994; Rep_Pg_No 1220 (photo: p. 49-50).BL X, 124 (bibliography)AlexandriaP.Mich.inv. 5393LatinCairoRecto - 35 Verso - 1PapNoNounknown place, province of Egypt(?)See electronic version of PMich VIII, 471Claudius Terentianus (see P. Mich. VIII, 467-481 introd.); his father(?) Claudius Tiberianus (see P. Mich. VIII, 467-481 introd.); his (unnamed) mother (& child); his father(?) Ptolemaios (& recruits); Saturninus471Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptCavenaile R254CPL1957 X  b >k publishedlAgR.W. Davies, BASP 10 (1973) p. 21-25; J.N. Adams, The Vulgar Latin of the Letters of Claudius Terentianus (P. Mich. VIII, 467-72) (Manchester, 1977); Chr. Lehmann, Cuadernos de filologia classica 21 (1988) p. 11-23; G. Calboli, Latin vulgaire - latin tardif II. Actes du IIme Colloque international sur le latin vulgaire et tardif (Tuebingen, 1990) p. 23-44.gm yes (+verso)p3/12/97 (or earlier)‰BAP.Mich.inv. 5252Ba - Recto and VersoCPapD-EWinter JG-Youtie HCF PMich VIIIG489H1951>SCGŠihBsion of OMich II, 740Ptolli(--) son of Ptolli(--)643Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptPearl OM-Youtie HC740OMich II1944TAPA 71Taxation; Tax collectionReceipt of money tax1940complete1Recto; Verso is blankDocumentary9335o.bmp<_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>DiAk In the 11th year, (has paid) Ptolli( ) son of Ptolli( ), for epistatikon, on Pharmouthi 1, 4 drachmai''.k@‰AyClaudius Terentianus (see P. Mich. VIII, 467-481 introd.); his father(?) Claudius Tiberianus, speculator (see P. Mich. VIII, 467-481 introd.); his (unnamed) mother; (unnamed) liberta of GermanuszcArmy; Clothing; Family; Personal status: freedman; Personal status: Roman citizen (soldier); Woman{-|PH~BL X, 124 (bibliography)O&probably Alexandria, province of EgyptP Many holesQ1RRecto and VersoS DocumentaryhA15 X 19 cm28-B167D2-AClaudius TerentianusPHarchive of Claudius TiberianusLetter from Claudius Terentianus to his father(?) Claudius Tiberianus, asking him to make a number of purchases for his motherBL VII, 111 (bibliography); BL VIII, 215 (bibliography); BL IX, 161 (bibliography)Early IInd cent. A.D.Winter JG-Youtie HCRep Editor - Pighi G. B.; Reive>Yesprobably Alexandria, province of EgyptS‰AhDon_or_Side>Recto and VersoPMich VIIIArmy; Clothing; Family; Personal status: freedman; Personal status: Roman citizen (soldier); WomanPrivate Letter1951Many holes1Recto and VersoDocumentary<_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_60E0DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>i VersoDocumentary<_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_6X‰Bk publishedlN. Lewis, CP 48 (1953) p. 54.p3/12/97 (or earlier)s2399!taloger initials>PH-Letter from Longinus Clemens to Ptolemaios, concerning business arrangementsBL III, 116 on line 7IInd cent. A.D.Winter JG-Youtie HC-P.Mich.inv. 5252GreekAnn ArborRecto - 16 Verso - 2?PapNoYesunknown placBe (Alexandria?), province of EgyptSee electronic version of PMich VIII, 489Longinus Clemens, veteran; Ptolemaios; Apolinarin (Apollinarius? Apolinarion?); Capito489Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of Egypta - Recto and VersoPMich VIIIAgent; Agriculture; Personal status: Roman citizen (veteran); Religion; TradePrivate Letter195113 X 10.5 cm28-152*-BILonginus ClemensPH-Letter from Longinus Clemens to Ptolemaios, concerning business arrangementsBL III, 116 on line 7IInd cent. A.D.Winter JG-Youtie HC-P.Mich.inv. 5252GreekAnn ArborRecto - 16 Verso - 2?PapNoYesunknown placBe (Alexandria?), province of EgyptSee electronic version of PMich VIII, 489Longinus Clemens, veteran; Ptolemaios; Apolinarin (Apollinarius? Apolinarion?); Capito489Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of Egypta - Recto and VersoPMich VIIIAgent; Agriculture; Personal status: Roman citizen (veteran); Religion; TradePrivate Letter1951  >j7Done on neg. Original not found (MISSING!). Check again\‰BhCserv status>considerably damaged on the right side, and broken at the bottom. The original could not be found (March 1997)1Recto and VersoDocumentary<_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBDVack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8> i I may find it intact. Let the work be performed(?) with care, and let everything be done as you promised me, and do you inspect with care the work on the . . . . (Verso) (2nd hand) Deliver to Ptolemaios, (3rd hand) from Longinus Clemens, veteranI@A>  >j7Done on neg. Original not found (MISSING!). Check again‰BKBL III, 116 on line 7UNoV?WYesX 28-152*-BI[Private Letter\ 13 X 10.5 cmn=Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptoGreekrRecto - 16 Verso - 2s)See electronic version of PMich VIII, 489uLonginus ClemensvIInd cent. A.D.w Ann ArborxLLetter from Longinus Clemens to Ptolemaios, concerning business arrangementsyVLonginus Clemens, veteran; Ptolemaios; Apolinarin (Apollinarius? Apolinarion?); CapitozMAgent; Agriculture; Personal status: Roman citizen (veteran); Religion; Trade{-|PHO.unknown place (Alexandria?), province of EgyptPnconsiderably damaged on the right side, and broken at the bottom. The original could not be found (March 1997)Q1RRecto and VersoS DocumentaryhYesunknown placu inspect with care the work on the . . . . (Verso) (2nd hand) Deliver to Ptolemaios, (3rd hand) from Longinus Clemens, veteranI@A>  >‰CAP.Mich.inv. 5249B a - RectoCPapD-EWinter JG-Youtie HCF PMich VIIIG517H1951UNoWNoX 28-136*-A[Private Letter\ 12 X 5.5 cmn=Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptoGreekr5s)See electronic version of PMich VIII, 517u PtolemaiosvIIIrd/IVth cent. A.D.wCairox12 X 5.5 cm28-136*-APtolemaiosPH-Beginning of a letter from Ptolemaios to his mother TamusthaIIIrd/IVth cent. A.D.Winter JG-Youtie HC-P.Mich.inv. 5249GreekCairo5PapNoNounknown place (perhaps Alexandria?), province of EgyptSee electronic version of PMich BVIII, 517Ptolemaios; his mother Tamystha517Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of Egypta - RectoPMich VIIIFamily; ReligionPrivate Letter1951broken at the bottom1Recto; Verso is blankDocumentary<_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPP ‰ChCIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>iPtolemaios to Tamystha, his mother, greeting. Before all else I pray for your health, and I make obeisance for you in the presence of our lord Sarapis. I sent you this letter . . . .k publishedp3/14/97‰DAP.Mich.inv. 5168B a - VersoCPapD-EWinter JG-Youtie HCF PMich VIIIG515H1951UNoWNoX 27-C61A2-A[Official Letter\ 16.5 X 6 cmn=Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptoGreekr7s)See electronic version of PMich VIII, 515uNeilosvLate IIIrd cent. A.D.wCairoxLetter from Neilos to Agenor, asking him to make an arrangement with the man delivering the letter, who had disappeared from his village and is now willing to pay whatever is due on his accountP ‰Dy.Agenor; Neilos; Anoubion, epistekon; KastorionzAnachoresis; Taxation{-|PHO unknown place, province of EgyptP\nearly complete; cut from the bottom of a sheet, of which the recto had previously been usedQ1RVerso; Recto describedS DocumentaryhA16.5 X 6 cm27-C61A2-ANeilosPH-Letter from Neilos to Agenor, asking him to make an arrangement with the man delivering the letter, who had disappeared from his village and is now willing to pay whatever is due on his accountLate IIIrd cent. A.D.Winter JG-Youtie HC-P.Mich.inv. 5168GreekCairo7PapNo<‰DhB/>Nounknown place, province of EgyptSee electronic version of PMich VIII, 515Agenor; Neilos; Anoubion, epistekon; Kastorion515Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of Egypta - VersoPMich VIIIAnachoresis; TaxationOfficial Letter1951nearly complete; cut from the bottom of a sheet, of which the recto haCd previously been used1Verso; Recto describedDocumentary<_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>i‰DiATo my lord and brother Agenor, Neilos, greeting. You will do well, my lord, to lend your help to the man who delivers this letter to you, since the superintendent, Anubion, is holding him because he ran away in the time of Kastorion, whereas you have no worry on his account, for he said to me: If he wants anything, I give it to him. For this reason I wrote to you. For if you are willing, his affair is concluded. I pray for your continued good health.k publishedm yes (+ verso)p3/14/97s2388‰EAP.Mich.inv. 5159BRecto and VersoCPapD-EWinter JG-Youtie HCF PMich VIIIG513H1951UNoWNoX 27-C61A-PI[Private Letter\ 9.5 X 14 cmn=Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptoGreekrRecto - 12 Verso - 1s)See electronic version of PMich VIII, 513u ChairemonvIIIrd cent. A.D.wCairoxGFragmentary letter from Chairemon to Serapion, asking him to write backyFChairemon; Serapion; Libus; Sarapias (& children); Pasoxis(?), tekton;zProfession; Religion‰E{ Alexandria|PHO Alexandria(?), province of EgyptPJa considerable portion of the papyrus is broken and lost on the right sideQ1RRecto and VersoS DocumentaryhA9.5 X 14 cm27-C61A-PIChairemonPH-Fragmentary letter from Chairemon to Serapion, asking him to write backIIIrd cent. A.D.Winter JG-Youtie HCAlexandriaP.Mich.inv. 5159GreekCairoRecto - 12 Verso - 1PapNoNoAlexandria(?), province of EgyptSee electronic versi‰EhBon of PMich VIII, 513Chairemon; Serapion; Libus; Sarapias (& children); Pasoxis(?), tekton;513Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptRecto and VersoPMich VIIIProfession; ReligionPrivate Letter1951a considerable portion of the papyrus is broken and lost on the right side1Recto and VersoDocumentaryC<_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>fi‰EiAChairemon to Serapion [. . . greeting]. Before all else I pray that you be well, and I make your obeisance before the lord Sarapis daily. I want you to know that . . . you have sent me no word from the day that I came to Alexandria. If then you love me, do not neglect to write to me. I salute . . . Sarapias and her children. Pasoxis(?) the carpenter salutes you and your children and . . . his wife . . . . (Verso) Deliver to Sarapion from Chairemon.k publishedp3/14/97s2385‰FAP.Mich.inv. 4878B a - RectoCPapD-EWinter JG-Youtie HCF PMich VIIIG518H1951UNoWNoX 26-BC72A-A[Private Letter\ 6.5 X 26 cmn=Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptoGreekr25s)See electronic version of PMich VIII, 518uUnnamed wife of AeisvFirst half of IVth cent. A.D.w Ann ArborxLetter to Aeis from his wife, urging him anxiously to find a lessee for a plot of ground belonging to her, in order that it may be seeded and cultivated(‰FhBounted>NoNoprobably Arsinoiton polis, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptSee electronic version of PMich VIII, 518Aeis son of Apion; Kopres son of Palemon518Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of Egypta - RectoPMich VIIIAgriculture; Violence(?); WomanPrivate Letter1951nearly complete. The originalC could not be found (March 1997)1Recto; Verso is blankDocumentary<_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8> ‰Fy(Aeis son of Apion; Kopres son of PalemonzAgriculture; Violence(?); Woman{polis (Arsinoiton polis?)|PHO6.5 X 26 cm26-BC72A-AUnnamed wife of AeisPH-Letter to Aeis from his wife, urging him anxiously to find a lessee for a plot of ground belonging to her, in order that it may be seeded and cultivatedFirst half of IVth cent. A.D.Winter JG-Youtie HCpolis (Arsinoiton polis?)P.Mich.inv. 4878GreekAnn Arbor25Pap<_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>i(‰GAP.Mich.inv. 4779Bb - Recto and VersoCPapD-EWinter JG-Youtie HCF PMich VIIIG504H1951UNoWNoX26-B9V-G[Private Letter\8 X 8 cmn=Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptoGreekr)Recto 15 + 1 in the left margin Verso = 2s)See electronic version of PMich VIII, 504uUnknownvIInd cent. A.D.wCairox#End of a letter from ChairemonianosySChairemonianos; Anthestias; Kastresis; Loukretis (Lucretius) (& family); [---]ammonneglect it.j(Original Not Found Check Again - MISSINGk publishedp3/14/97‰GAP.Mich.inv. 4779Bb - Recto and VersoCPapD-EWinter JG-Youtie HCF PMich VIIIG504H1951UNoWNoX26-B9V-G[Private Letter\8 X 8 cmn=Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptoGreekr)Recto 15 + 1 in the left margin Verso = 2s)See electronic version of PMich VIII, 504uUnknownvIInd cent. A.D.wCairox#End of a letter from ChairemonianosySChairemonianos; Anthestias; Kastresis; Loukretis (Lucretius) (& family); [---]ammonx‰GzFamily; Writing Material{-|PHO#unknown place, province of Egypt(?)Pbroken at the topQ1RRecto and VersoS DocumentaryhA8 X 8 cm26-B9V-GUnknownPH-End of a letter from ChairemonianosIInd cent. A.D.Winter JG-Youtie HC-P.Mich.inv. 4779GreekCairoRecto 15 + 1 in the left margin Verso = 2PapNoNounknown place, province of Egypt(?)See electronic version of PMich VIII, 504Chairemonianos; Anthestias; Kastresis; Loukretis (Lucretius) (& family); [---]ammon504Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of Egyptb - Recto and VersoPMich VIIIFamily; Writing MaterialPrivate Letter1951broken at the top1Recto and VersoDocumentary<_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>%i‰GiAf. . . I salute your children and their mothers and your mother. Anthestias salute you, each by name. The children salute you, each by name. We salute Castrensis and Lucretius together with his children and wife. I pray for your good health. . . . your names at the top of the papyrus roll and the documents(?). . . . (Verso) [To - - -] from Chairemonianos.fk publishedp3/12/97s2308‰HAP.Mich.inv. 4776Be - Recto and VersoCPapD%The other half of the letter is 4776dEWinter JG-Youtie HCF PMich VIIIG508H1951K(BL IV, 55); BL X, 124 (l. 18)UNoWNoX26-B9L-Q[Private Letter\9.5 X 21.2 cm n=Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptoGreekrRecto - 21 Verso - 1s)See electronic version of PMich VIII, 508u ThaisarionvIInd/IIIrd cent. A.D.wCairoxTwo letters from Thaisarion to her brothers Serenus and . . ., and to her sister Serapous, both devoted exclusively to family matters9Ks‰HhEDPIBack_R8>iAThaisarion to Serenus and . . . , her brothers, very many greetings. Before all else I pray for your health, and I make obeisance on your behalf before our lord Sarapis. I want you to know that I received from Nilus . . . . Do you therefore receive from him a bundle of reeds(?) and sandals four pairs for Herais, two for Serenus, one for Ammonios, one for . . . and rouge(?). When our sister . . ., send me a letter immediately. I salute Ammonios and Sambous. Ptolemaios and Alexandros salutar strip containing one to eleven letters of each line has disappeared. Of this remains a third, small fragment, fitting into the lacuna between lines 12 and 19.Q1RRecto and VersoS Documentaryhos went upcountry early in the morning at the . . . hour on Epeiph 9. I used for his dinner whatever you sent me. Do you send me the half two jars of radish oil of the same value as what I used. For I have need of them when I give birth, and after all he ‰HhCnoite nome, province of Egypte - Recto and VersoPMich VIIIAdministration (prefect's staff); Clothing; Family; Feeding; Health (delivery); Religion; Travel; WomanPrivate Letter1951between the two main fragments, which are roughly the left and right halves of the papyrus, an irregular strip containing one to eleven letters of each line has disappeared. Of this remains a third, small fragmentD, fitting into the lacuna between lines 12 and 19.1Recto and VersoDocumentary<_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600i‰HhA9.5 X 21.2 cm 26-B9L-QThaisarionPHThe other half of the letter is 4776dTwo letters from Thaisarion to her brothers Serenus and . . ., and to her sister Serapous, both devoted exclusively to family matters(BL IV, 55); BL X, 124 (l. 18)IInd/IIIrd cent. A.D.Winter JG-Youtie HC-P.Mich.inv. 4776GreekCairoRectBo - 21 Verso - 1PapNoNoAlexandria, province of EgyptSee electronic version of PMich VIII, 508Thaisarion; her brothers Serenus & [---]; her sister Serapous; her brother Ptolemaios; their (unnamed) mother; Ptolemaios (same as preceding?); Nilos (Neilos); Herais; Ammonios (one or two persons of this name?); Sampous (Sambous); Alexandros; (unnamed) prefect508Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsii‰H9AThaisarion; her brothers Serenus & [---]; her sister Serapous; her brother Ptolemaios; their (unnamed) mother; Ptolemaios (same as preceding?); Nilos (Neilos); Herais; Ammonios (one or two persons of this name?); Sampous (Sambous); Alexandros; (unnamed) prefectzhAdministration (prefect's staff); Clothing; Family; Feeding; Health (delivery); Religion; Travel; Woman{-|PHOAlexandria, province of EgyptPAbetween the two main fragments, which are roughly the left and right halves of the papyrus, an irregular strip containing one to eleven letters of each line has disappeared. Of this remains a third, small fragment, fitting into the lacuna between lines 12 and 19.Q1RRecto and VersoS Documentaryhos went upcountry early in the morning at the . . . hour on Epeiph 9. I used for his dinner whatever you sent me. Do you send me the half two jars of radish oil of the same value as what I used. For I have need of them when I give birth, and after all he ~‰IiCDis your brother as well. Ammonios sailed up with the prefect as a member of his staff, and wherever he may be he will visit you. If my mother decides to come back with him, let her make herself ready. You have not even thought fit to write to me one letter. Send me a jar of salve . . . . (Verso) Deliver to Serenus . . . . k publishedp3/12/97s2306!Woman{-|PHOAlexandria, province of EgyptPAbetween the two main fragments, which are roughly the left and right halves of the papyrus, an irregular strip containing one to eleven letters of each line has disappeared. Of this remains a third, small fragment, fitting into the lacuna between lines 12 and 19.Q1RRecto and VersoS Documentaryh from Thaisarion to her brothers Serenus and . . ., and to her sister Serapous, both devoted exclusively to family matters9X‰JAP.Mich.inv. 4752Bi - Recto and VersoCPapD-EWinter JG-Youtie HCF PMich VIIIG495H1951UNoWNoX 26-BS1-PI[Private Letter\ 9 X 27 cmn=Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptoGreekrRecto - 33 Verso - 2s)See electronic version of PMich VIII, 495uIulius GermanusvIInd cent. A.D.wCairox9Letter from Iulius Germanus to his sister(?) TasoucharionyIulius Germanus (son of Tapeesis; father unnamed); his sister Tasoucharion, daughter of Tapeesis (father unnamed); thei mother Tapeesis; their brother Ptol[---]; other (unnamed) sister(s); Pais(?); Secundus; Longus; Aunesrso - 2s)See electronic version of PMich VIII, 495uIulius GermanusvIInd cent. A.D.wCairox9Letter from Iulius Germanus to his sister(?) TasoucharionyIulius Germanus (son of Tapeesis; father unnamed); his sister Tasoucharion, daughter of Tapeesis (father unnamed); thei mother Tapeesis; their brother Ptol[---]; other (unnamed) sister(s); Pais(?); Secundus; Longus; Aunes*‰IhA12.5 X 21.2 cm26-B9L-QThaisarionPHThe other half of the letter is 4776eTwo letters from Thaisarion to her brothers Serenus and . . ., and to her sister Serapous, both devoted exclusively to family mattersIInd/IIIrd cent. A.D.Winter JG-Youtie HC-P.Mich.inv. 4776GreekCairoRecto - 21 Verso - 1PapNoNoAlexandria, province of EgyptSee electronic version of PMich VIII, 508Thaisarion; her brothers Serenus & [---]; her sister Serapous; her brother Ptolemaios; their (unnamed) mother; Ptolemaios (same as precedent?); Nilos (Neilos); Herais; Ammonios (one or two persons of this name?); Sampous (Sambous); Alexandros; (unnamed) prefect508Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of Egyptd - Recto and VersoPMich VIIIAdministration (prefect's staff); Clothing; Family; Feeding; Health (delivery); Religion; Travel; WomanPrivate Letter1951between the two main fragments, which are roughly the left and right halves of the papyrus, an irregular strip containing one to eleven letters of each line has disappeared. Of this remains a third, small fragment, fitting into the lacuna between lines 12 and D19.1Recto and VersoDocumentary<_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>i‰IiAThaisarion to Serenus and . . . , her brothers, very many greetings. Before all else I pray for your health, and I make obeisance on your behalf before our lord Sarapis. I want you to know that I received from Nilus . . . . Do you therefore receive from him a bundle of reeds(?) and sandals four pairs for Herais, two for Serenus, one for Ammonios, one for . . . and rouge(?). When our sister . . ., send me a letter immediately. I salute Ammonios and Sambous. Ptolemaios and Alexandros salutBe you all. Thaisarion to Serapous, her sister, and to her brothers, very many greetings. Before all else I pray for your health, and I make obeisance on your behalf before our lord Sarapis. I want you to know that our brother Ptolemaios went upcountry early in the morning at the . . . hour on Epeiph 9. I used for his dinner whatever you sent me. Do you send me the half two jars of radish oil of the same value as what I used. For I have need of them when I give birth, and after all he ‰JhDjBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>4iA[Iulius] Germanus to Tasoucharion, his sister, very many greetings. Before all else, I pray that you be well; I myself am well, and I make your obeisance before the local gods. I received your letter from Secundus and was greatly delighted about the health of the children(?), and do you watch over them. I shall go to the mill(?) if I sift. For there are there two . . . for all to take. I shall take them, and I shall not let them be . . . . Salute Ptol[. . .]s, our brother. I as you, brotBher(?), keep watch over my sisters and Pais(?) and my mother . . . . Salute . . . Aunes and our friends. I pray for your health. (Verso) Deliver to Karanis, to Tasoucharion, the daughter of Tapeesis, from Iulius Germanus, her brother.k publishedp3/12/97 (or earlier)s2302named) sister(s); Pais(?); Secundus; Longus; Aunes‰Jz7Family; Personal status: apator (of unknown father) (?){Karanis|PHO unknown place, province of EgyptPia sizable strip of papyrus has been lost in the middle of the sheet, and another at the lower left cornerQ1RRecto and VersoS DocumentaryhA9 X 27 cm26-BS1-PIIulius GermanusPH-Letter from Iulius Germanus to his sister(?) TasoucharionIInd cent. A.D.Winter JG-Youtie HCKaranisP.Mich.inv. 4752GreekCairoRecto - 33 Verso - 2PapNoNounknown place, province of EgyptSee electronic version of PMich VII (Verso) Deliver to Karanis, to Tasoucharion, the daughter of Tapeesis, from Julius Germanus, her brother.k publishedp3/12/97 (or earlier)‰JhBI, 495Iulius Germanus (son of Tapeesis; father unnamed); his sister Tasoucharion, daughter of Tapeesis (father unnamed); thei mother Tapeesis; their brother Ptol[---]; other (unnamed) sister(s); Pais(?); Secundus; Longus; Aunes495Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of Egypti - Recto and VersoPMich VIIIFamily; Personal status: apator (of unknown father) (?)Private LCetter1951a sizable strip of papyrus has been lost in the middle of the sheet, and another at the lower left corner1Recto and VersoDocumentary<_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIb‰KAP.Mich.inv. 4750Be - Recto and VersoCPapD/archive of the praktor Sokrates son of Sarapion"iA[Julius] Germanus to Tasoucharion, his sister, very many greetings. Before all else, I pray that you be well; I myself am well, and I make your obeisance before the local gods. I received your letter from Secundus and was greatly delighted about the health of the children(?), and do you watch over them. I shall go to the mill(?) if I sift. For there are there two . . . for all to take. I shall take them, and I shall not let them be . . . . Salute Ptol[. . .]s, our brother. I as you, brotBher(?), keep watch over my sisters and Pais(?) and my mother . . . . Salute . . . Aunes and our friends. I pray for your health. (Verso) Deliver to Karanis, to Tasoucharion, the daughter of Tapeesis, from Julius Germanus, her brother.k publishedp3/12/97 (or earlier)‰KAP.Mich.inv. 4750Be - Recto and VersoCPapD/archive of the praktor Sokrates son of Sarapion‰KEWinter JG-Youtie HCF PMich VIIIG505H1951UNoWNoX 26-BS1-PI[Private Letter\9 X 8 cmn=Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptoGreekrRecto - 8 Verso - 1s)See electronic version of PMich VIII, 505u ValerianusvIInd/IIIrd cent. A.D.wCairoxLetter from Valerianus to Sokrates, concerning money deposited with a bank clerk and given by him to a tax collector, who will turn it over to SokratesykValerianus; Sokrates (son of Sarapion) (see ZPE 100 [1994] 237-249); (unnamed) hyperetes; (unnamed) praktorz5Administration; Bank; Feast; Money business; Taxation{-|PHO unknown place, province of EgyptPbroken at the bottomQ1RRecto and VersoS Documentaryh‰KhA9 X 8 cm26-BS1-PIValerianusPHarchive of the praktor Sokrates son of SarapionLetter from Valerianus to Sokrates, concerning money deposited with a bank clerk and given by him to a tax collector, who will turn it over to SokratesIInd/IIIrd cent. A.D.Winter JG-Youtie HC-P.Mich.inv. 4750GreekCairoRecto - 8 Verso - 1PapNoNounknown place, province of EgyptSee electronic version of PMich VIII, 505Valerianus; Sokrates (son of Sarapion) (see ZPE 100 [1994] 237-249); (unnamed) hyperetes; (unnamed) praktor505Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of Egypte - Recto and VersoPMich VIIIAdministration; Bank; Feast; Money business; TaxationPrivate Letter1951broken at the bottom1Recto and VersoDocumentary<_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6>D&<_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>iAnValerianus to Sokrates, greeting. The assistant with whom we deposited the money says that he has given it to the collector so that he might turn it over to you. And because the festival is approaching, during which probably both you and the collector will come upcountry, I did nothing more. Do you then get in touch with the collector . . . . (Verso) To Sokrates.nk publishedp3/12/97‰LAP.Mich.inv. 4749Ba - Recto and VersoP&P‰LCPapD-EWinter JG-Youtie HCF PMich VIIIG512H1951UNoWNoX 26-BS1-PI[Private Letter\ 16.5 X 7.5 cmn=Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptoGreekrRecto - 8 Verso - 1s)See electronic version of PMich VIII, 512u PtolemaiosvEarly IIIrd cent. A.D.wCairo8A'Letter from Ptolemaios to his son Heron, concerning arrangements made for disposing of some property that Ptolemaios had with Didymos and has now ceded to the latter; the writer has also become involved in litigation with another Ptolemaios and regrets that his return home has thus been delayed'ydPtolemaios; his son Heron, horiodeiktes (& children); Didymos; another Ptolemaios; Tais (& children)zLand ownership; Sale; Violence{-|PHO6Unknown place (perhaps Alexandria?), province of EgyptPnearly completeQ1RRecto and VersoS Documentaryh‰LhA16.5 X 7.5 cm26-BS1-PIPtolemaiosPH-Letter from Ptolemaios to his son Heron, concerning arrangements made for disposing of some property that Ptolemaios had with Didymos and has now ceded to the latter; the writer has also become involved in litigation with another Ptolemaios and regrets that his return home has thus been delayedEarly IIIrd cent. A.D.Winter JG-Youtie HC-P.Mich.inv. 4749GreekCairoRecto - 8 Verso - 1PapNoNoUnknown place (perhaps Alexandria?), province of EgyptSee electronic version of PMich VIII, 512Ptolemaios; his son Heron, horiodeiktes (& children); Didymos; another Ptolemaios; Tais (& children)512Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of Egypta - Rect‰LhCo and VersoPMich VIIILand ownership; Sale; ViolencePrivate Letter1951nearly complete1Recto and VersoDocumentary<_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_60D0DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>Ki‰LiAPtolemaios to Heron, his son, greeting. Until today we did not find a buyer. I am ceding everything to Didymos on condition that I receive a third part of the loan and of the rest. Except that I have had a dispute with Ptolemaios, we would have left long ago; for he was enraged when he came down. Therefore I am writing to you that you may know. Salute your children and all your household and Tais and her children. [I pray for your] good health. (Verso) Deliver to Heron, boundary inspector.k publishedp3/14/97s2298‰MAP.Mich.inv. 4726BRecto and VersoCPapD/archive of the praktor Sokrates son of SarapionEWinter JG-Youtie HCF PMich VIIIG507H1951UNoWNoX 26-B17F-A[Private Letter\ 12 X 22 cmn=Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptoGreekrRecto - 18 Verso - 1s)See electronic version of PMich VIII, 507uArtemisvIInd/IIIrd cent. A.D.wCairo8‰M8ALetter from Artemis to Sokrates, asking him to find an ekdikos (legal representative) for her as she need to engage in a lawsuit@A> 7  > >yArtemis; Sokrates (son of Sarapion) (see ZPE 100 [1994] 237-249); his mother Thatres; Achillas; Sarapion; Ptolemaios; Kastor; Tasoucharion; HarpakysiszJustice; Woman (& guardian){polis (Alexandria?)|PHO&probably Alexandria, province of EgyptPwell preservedQ1RRecto and VersoS Documentaryh‰MhA12 X 22 cm26-B17F-AArtemisPHarchive of the praktor Sokrates son of SarapionLetter from Artemis to Sokrates, asking him to find an ekdikos (legal representative) for her as she need to engage in a lawsuitIInd/IIIrd cent. A.D.Winter JG-Youtie HCpolis (Alexandria?)P.Mich.inv. 4726GreekCairoRecto - 18 Verso - 1PBapNoNoprobably Alexandria, province of EgyptSee electronic version of PMich VIII, 507Artemis; Sokrates (son of Sarapion) (see ZPE 100 [1994] 237-249); his mother Thatres; Achillas; Sarapion; Ptolemaios; Kastor; Tasoucharion; Harpakysis507Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptRecto and VersoPMich VIIIJustice; Woman (& guardian)<4‰MhC/>Private Letter1951well preserved1Recto and VersoDocumentary<_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBacD.k_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>i‰MiAArtemis to Sokrates, greeting. Before all else I pray for your health. I arrived in the city on the 9th. I ask you, if you can, send me one of your group, since I need him to be my legal representative, for a woman is not permitted to engage in a lawsuit without a legal representative. Know that if you help me the affair will have a successful issue. In order that he may come quickly, know that if I suffer injury you are also going to be hurt, but if we win you will have the profit. We salBute your mother Thatres, Achillas, Sarapion, Ptolemaios, Kastor, and Tasoucharion. I pray for your health. (Verso) Deliver to . . . from Harpakysis . . . .k publishedm yes (+ verso)p3/12/97s2282‰NAP.Mich.inv. 4708Ba - Recto and VersoCPapD/archive of the praktor Sokrates son of SarapionEWinter JG-Youtie HCF PMich VIIIG506H1951UNoWNoX 26-B17F-A[Private Letter\ 8.7 X 15 cmn=Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptoGreekrRecto - 14 Verso - 1‰NhA8.7 X 15 cm26-B17F-AValerianusPHarchive of the praktor Sokrates son of SarapionLetter from Valerianus to Sokrates, urging him to come down to be released from some obligation through the intervention of a friendIInd/IIIrd cent. A.D.Winter JG-Youtie HC-P.Mich.inv. 4708GreekCairoRecto - 14 Verso - 1PapNoNounknown place, province of EgyptSee electronic version of PMich VIII, 506Valerianus; Sokrates (son of Sarapion) (see ZPE 100 [1994] 237-249); Auliatos; Iulius; (unnamed) daughter of Sokrates506Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of Egypta - Recto and VersoPMich VIIIBusiness; Family; Recommendation; Stranger (Inland travel?)Private Letter1951nearly complete; left margin notpreserved1Recto and VersoDocumentary<_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5>D<<_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>iA}Valerianus to Sokrates, greeting. You must come down here quickly, since a friend of mine, Auliatus, promised me to settle the affair for you at once, if you come down to beg off from it. See to it, therefore, that you do not delay, lest Iulius sail off suddenly. You will please him also, for he is a stranger. Your daughter salutes you. (2nd hand) Farewell. (Verso) To Sokrates.}k publishedm yes (+ verso)te‰Np3/12/97s2273f PMich VIII, 506u ValerianusvIInd/IIIrd cent. A.D.wCairoxLetter from Valerianus to Sokrates, urging him to come down to be released from some obligation through the intervention of a friendyuValerianus; Sokrates (son of Sarapion) (see ZPE 100 [1994] 237-249); Auliatos; Iulius; (unnamed) daughter of Sokratesz;Business; Family; Recommendation; Stranger (Inland travel?){-|PHO unknown place, province of EgyptP)nearly complete; left margin notpreservedQ1RRecto and VersoS Documentaryh_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>iA}Valerianus to Sokrates, greeting. You must come down here quickly, since a friend of mine, Auliatus, promised me to settle the affair for you at once, if you come down to beg off from it. See to it, therefore, that you do not delay, lest Julius sail off suddenly. You will please him also, for he is a stranger. Your daughter salutes you. (2nd hand) Farewell. (Verso) To Sokrates.}k publishedm yes (+ verso)‰OAP.Mich.inv. 4702B a - RectoCPapD0archive of the praktor Sokrates son of Sarapion?EWinter JG-Youtie HCF PMich VIIIG488H1951UNoWNoX 26-B17F-A[Private Letter \ 6.5 X 19.5 cmn=Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptoGreekr21s)See electronic version of PMich VIII, 488uUnknownvIInd cent. A.D.wCairoxEnd of a letter referring to a breach in the embankments which is causing trouble in the village and to arrangements for adequate supervision of a harvestyZoilos; Ammoniosz3Agriculture; Feeding; Inundation; Irrigation; Theft{-|PHO unknown place, province of EgyptP;broken at the top and at the lower left corner; small holesQ1RRecto; Verso is blankS Documentaryh blankS Documentaryh‰OhA6.5 X 19.5 cm26-B17F-AUnknownPHarchive of the praktor Sokrates son of Sarapion?End of a letter referring to a breach in the embankments which is causing trouble in the village and to arrangements for adequate supervision of a harvestIInd cent. A.D.Winter JG-Youtie HC-P.Mich.inv. 4702GreekCairo21PapNoNounknown place, province of EgyptSee electronic version of PMich VIII, 488Zoilos; Ammonios488Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of Egypta - RectoPMich VIIIAgriculture; Feeding; Inundation; Irrigation; TheftPrivate Letter 1951broken at the top and at the lower left corner; small holes1Recto; Verso is blankDocumentary<_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>iA[- - -] gave us . . . . They brought your letter about what is happening in the village by reason of the break in the dam. Do you then also write to Zoilos that he may send Ammonios at once for the harvesting of the olives since they are being stolen from you because you are not free to keep an eye on things there and they are being stolen by the passers-by. If you find no way of delivering the message, as you told him, be sure to keep yourself in the public view(?). And when do you wish N‰OiB)urse to come to you? (2nd hand) Farewell.k publishedp3/12/97 (or earlier)s2269‰PAP.Mich.inv. 4686BRectoCPapD>Found with the archive of the praktor Sokrates son of SarapionEWinter JG-Youtie HCF PMich VIIIG511H1951IPl. VIIKBL VIII, 215 (bibliography)M1Ausgewaehlte Texte der Isis- und Sarapis-ReligionNTotti MO49P1985UNoWYesX 26-B17F-A[Private Letter\ 9.5 X 16.2xmn=Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptoGreekr Recto - 22s)See electronic version of PMich VIII, 511u PtolemaiosvFirst half of IIIrd cent. A.D.wCairo8ALetter from Ptolemaios to his father, informing him that Ptolemaios has chosen to act as agoranomos for a cult banquet in honor of Sarapis and asking him to undertake for him the duty of providing five loads of wood for the banquet@A> Y  c >y6Ptolemaios; his (unnamed) father; his (unnamed) motherzFamily; Feast; Religion{-|PH‰PO^Unknown place (perhaps Memphis, Memphite nome, or Arsinoe, Arsinoite nome?), province of EgyptPTnearly complete; a few traces of ink are all that remain of the address on the versoQ1RRecto; Verso describedS DocumentaryhA9.5 X 16.2xm26-B17F-APtolemaiosPHFound with the archive of the praktor Sokrates son of SarapionLetter from Ptolemaios to his father, informing him that Ptolemaios has chosen to act as agoranomos for a cult banquet in honor of Sarapis and asking him to undertake for him the duty of providing five loads of wood for the banquetBL VIII, 215 (bibliography)First half of IIIrd cent. A.D.D6‰W@>9A hA&3CiA#sP‰X@?7hA?:ClL?‰Y@HhA??C?iA?lA'J‰Z@H9A zhAC?iA d‰[ A?U]?V9B?TD?ShA?RC?QE?LG?MI?BiB?CDF?bH?jJ=A=A‰\@KP?DhB SD j‰]u?vhA'[C?riA‰^@ ]X?5hAC?6kE‰_9A=C=hA>C EA?G `iB UDA?G `iB UD‰shA‰thA‰uhA‰vhA‰whA‰xhA‰yhA‰zhA‰{hA‰|hA ‰}hA!‰~hA"‰hA#‰hA$‰_%hB&‰hA'k(‰N)‰X*‰hA+‰hA,‰hA-‰hA.‰hA/‰hA0‰hA1‰hA2‰hA3‰hA4‰hA5‰hA6‰hA7‰hA8‰hA9‰hA:‰‰PhB>Winter JG-Youtie HC-P.Mich.inv. 4686GreekCairoRecto - 22PapNoYesUnknown place (perhaps Memphis, Memphite nome, or Arsinoe, Arsinoite nome?), province of EgyptSee electronic version of PMich VIII, 511Ptolemaios; his (unnamed) father; his (unnamed) mother511Pl. VIIKaranis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nCome, province of EgyptTotti M49Ausgewaehlte Texte der Isis- und Sarapis-Religion1985RectoPMich VIIIFamily; Feast; ReligionPrivate Letter1951nearly complete; a few traces of ink are all that remain of the address on the verso1Recto; Verso describedDocumentary<_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>(iAPtolemaios to his father, greeting. I want you and my mother to know that the novices' fee (siopetikon) for the banquet is 24 drachmai and for a place another 22 drachmai. After consideration, therefore, I have taken up the post of agoranomos so that I need not pay the novices' fee nor for a place; but also I receive double portions, and I provide them with wood. For this reason, then, give the matter thought, and if you come up you will receive the freightage for the donkeys. For there is7‰QxLetter from Valerius Gemellus to his brother Valerius [---], seeking to compose a disagreement which has arisen between him and his brotherykValerius Gemellus; his brother Valerius [---]; their sister Thermoutharion; their (unnamed) mother Isa[---]zArmy; Family; Religion{Koptos|PHO'Koptos, Koptite nome, province of EgyptPpconsiderably damaged, with a strip about 3-4 cm. wide lost on the right side, and many small holes and abrasionsQ1RRecto; Verso is blankS DocumentaryhA12 X 1826-B10E-SValerius GemellusPH-Letter from Valerius Gemellus to his brother Valerius [---], seeking to compose a disagreement which has arisen between him and his brotherIInd cent. A.D.Winter JG-Youtie HCKoptosP.Mich.inv. 4683GreekCairo20PapNoNoKoptos, Koptite nome, p‰QiBe] as befits a brother, have you now, from the time that I left home? But [I regard you, in the manner] of a pious brother, as I do Sarapis. Above all, there is [no other] hope like the candid intercourse of brothers and one's own people. Do not fail to inform [me concerning] your well-being, and do persuade mother. (2nd hand) [Please] write to me as I asked you. I pray [for your health]. Before all else, I give thanks to my lady sister Thermoutharion in the presence of the gods, and . . .C your well-being. Salute . . . .k publishedp3/12/97s2258‰RAP.Mich.inv. 4396BRecto and VersoCPapD-EWinter JG-Youtie HCF PMich VIIIG492H1951K7BL III, 116 on line 1; BL IV, 55 & BL V, 70 on line 24.UNoWYesX25-5034 A over A[Private letter\ 15 X 22 cmn=Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptoGreekrRecto - 25 Verso - 2s)See electronic version of PMich VIII, 492uNinas(?)vIInd cent. A.D.wCairo8Koptos, Koptite nome, p"‰QhDck_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>iAEpeiph . . . Valerius Gemellus to Valerius . . . , very many greetings. Before all else, I pray [for your health] and make obeisance for you unceasingly in the presence of the hair at Koptos. I ask [you to write to me], and the gods ask the same thing of you. Even if I do not know . . ., you ought to grant me [this one favor]. In response to my entreaty, brother, be reconciled with me so that I may [enjoy] your confidence [also while I am in] service. Besides, [you have not even regarded mholes and abrasions1Recto; Verso is blankDocumentary<_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBa‰QhBrovince of EgyptSee electronic version of PMich VIII, 502Valerius Gemellus; his brother Valerius [---]; their sister Thermoutharion; their (unnamed) mother Isa[---]502Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptRectoPMich VIIIArmy; Family; ReligionPrivate Letter1951considerably damaged, with a strip about 3-4 cm. wide Clost on the right side, and many small holes and abrasions1Recto; Verso is blankDocumentary<_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBa'‰RiD Give many salutations to my brother Ptolemaios, and to Diodora, and to Longinus, and to . . ., and to Gemella, and many salutations to my mother. (2nd hand) I pray for your good health. (Verso) (1st hand) [To Thaisarion] daughter of Xistis, from [Ninas(?)] her brother.@A> b  i >k publishedlDH.I. Bell, CR 66 (1952) p. 186; W. Mueller, Eos 84, 3 (1956) p. 156.p3/12/97 (or earlier)s2204"‰SAP.Mich.inv. 4392BRectoCPapD-EWinter JG-Youtie HCF PMich VIIIG521H1951IPl. XKBL VI, 83 on line 17UNoWYesX25-2484A over A[Private Letter\ 9 X 32 cmn=Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptoGreekr21s)See electronic version of PMich VIII, 521u ClaudianusvVth cent. A.D.wCairois (topos); Psens (topos); Pilipite (topos); Okes (topos)|PHOAlexandria, province of EgyptPslightly damaged at the bottomQ1RRecto and VersoS Documentaryh‰R8ALetter of Ninas(?) to his sister Thaisarion, informing that he expects a final decision in some affair that brought him to Alexandria, and that their brother Ptolemaios has sold his land and even attempted to sell their own land but was prevented by the writer9ADNinas(?) (son of Xistis?); his sister Thaisarion daughter of Xistis(?); their brother Ptolemaios; a second brother Ptolemaios(?); their (unnamed) mother Heras, son of (unnamed father) and Thaisarion; Koprous; Philoxas, hippeus; Ptolemaios, husband of Heuremon's daughter; (unnamed) komogrammateus; Diodora; Longinus; GemellaDzYFamily; Land ownership (& sale); Liturgy (compulsory public service); Religion; Violence{Alexandria; Sebennythos (Sebennytos); Pammebeis (topos); Penes (topos); Tbunis (topos); Kollauthis (topos); Psens (topos); Pilipite (topos); Okes (topos)|PHOAlexandria, province of EgyptPslightly damaged at the bottomQ1RRecto and VersoS Documentaryh‰RhA15 X 22 cm25-5034 A over ANinas(?)PH-Letter of Ninas(?) to his sister Thaisarion, informing that he expects a final decision in some affair that brought him to Alexandria, and that their brother Ptolemaios has sold his land and even attempted to sell their own land but was prevented by the writerBL III, 116 on line 1; BL IV, 55 & BL V, 70 on line 24.IInd cent. A.D.WBinter JG-Youtie HCAlexandria; Sebennythos (Sebennytos); Pammebeis (topos); Penes (topos); Tbunis (topos); Kollauthis (topos); Psens (topos); Pilipite (topos); Okes (topos)P.Mich.inv. 4396GreekCairoRecto - 25 Verso - 2PapNoYesAlexandria, province of EgyptSee electronic version of PMich VIII, 492Ninas(?) (son of Xistis?); his sister Thaisarion daughter‰RhC of Xistis(?); their brother Ptolemaios; a second brother Ptolemaios(?); their (unnamed) mother Heras, son of (unnamed father) and Thaisarion; Koprous; Philoxas, hippeus; Ptolemaios, husband of Heuremon's daughter; (unnamed) komogrammateus; Diodora; Longinus; Gemella492Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptRecto and VersoPMich VIIIFamily; Land ownership (& sale); Liturgy (compulsory public seDrvice); Religion; ViolencePrivate letter1951slightly damaged at the bottom1Recto and VersoDocumentary<_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600D_‰RhEYPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>iANinas(?) to Thaisarion, very many greetings. Before all else I pray for your health, and I make obeisance for your every hour in the presence of our lord Sarapis. I want you to know, sister, that I did not write a letter to Koprous, for I informed her of everything by word of mouth. When she went upriver, the affair had not yet reached a conclusion, but now, I thank our lord Sarapis, everything has turned out well. But the <official> communications have not come out; I am expecting ttly damaged at the bottom1Recto and VersoDocumentary<_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600D‰RiBhem. Know that your brother Ptolemaios has sold all his property, namely, the share which falls to him of the eight arourai near the village Sebennytos, to Philoxas the cavalryman; and <his property> in the hamlets Pammebeis, Penes, Tbynis, Kollauthis, Psens, and Pilipite, and the share which falls to him of a palm grove in the hamlet of Okes all these have been sold to Heras, your son. And now, except that I was in Alexandria, he would have sold all your property and mine and our Cmother's. But I thank Ptolemaios, the husband of Heuremon's daughter; through him everything was accomplished. He used me like a brother. If Sarapis permits and I receive the <official> communications, I come to join you. I also gave Koprous all this information by word of mouth, so that she might tell you. If you know that the village secretary has put me into a liturgy, inform me into what kind of liturgy he has put me. And if anyone has injured you, let me know his name by letter.‰SxLetter from Claudianus to Isidoros, directing him to give certain sums of money and 14 measures of linseed to Chrestus (Claudianus's agent?); failure to do so will result in the writer's putting a stop to the benefactions he had previously bestowedy)Isidoros; Claudianus; Chrestos; EuxitheoszAgriculture; Animals{-|PHO Unknown place, province of EgyptPcompleteQ1RRecto; Verso is blankS DocumentaryX 4392r_a.bmpY 4392r_b.bmphA9 X 32 cm25-2484A over AClaudianusPH-Letter from Claudianus to Isidoros, directing him to give certain sums of money and 14 measures of linseed to Chrestus (Claudianus's agent?); failure to do so will result in the writer's putting a stop to the benefactions he had previously bestowedBL VI, 83 on line 17Vth cent. A.D.Winter JG-Youtie HC-P.Cx‰ShDk_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>iATo my lord brother Isidoros, Claudianus. Please give Chrestos the thirty solidi which I furnished on your behalf to my lord Euxitheus, and the other five expended on account of the grain, and the other three on account of the mare, and the other one on account of the camel. If you do not do this, know that I can put an end to all the benefactions which I effected for you. Please furnish to the said Chrestos the other fourteen measures of grass-seed. (2nd hand) I pray for your continued gooB d health.jdone, on pl. scannedk publishedmyesp3/14/97s2200sures of linseed to Chrestus (Claudianus's agent?); failure to do so will result in the writer's putting a stop to the benefactions he had previously bestowedBL VI, 83 on line 17Vth cent. A.D.Winter JG-Youtie HC-P.DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8‰ShBMich.inv. 4392GreekCairo21PapNoYesUnknown place, province of EgyptSee electronic version of PMich VIII, 521Isidoros; Claudianus; Chrestos; Euxitheos521Pl. XKaranis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptRectoPMich VIIIAgriculture; AnimalsPrivate Letter1951complete1Recto; Verso is blankDocumentary<_600DPIFront_R1>4392r_a.bmp<_600DPIFront_R2>4392r_b.bmp<_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBac7z‰PiBi a need of 5 loads. If you need me, send me word and I will come down with two friends as well in order that you may not tire yourself. For a man cannot refuse our lord Sarapis. It is another two months until the banquet. If you are able to bring up the wood with your donkey, bring it up, and you will get the money to cover your expense. (2nd hand) Farewell.W@A \  f ~    j done, on pl.k publishedp3/14/97s2260ess took hold of him, because he did not approve that he [i.e. Menas] and his family should consume the rations. If god wills and you receive the rations that I put up for you, do not you also . . . them. Concerning last year's rations, I did not prepare them; . . . prepared them last year. I sent them from Alexandria as late as the second shipment upstream. And he becM‰VAP.Mich.inv. 6842CPapE Browne GMFPMich XG589H1970UNoV-WYesX`purchased, with no indication as to its source; received from Mr. Peterson in the spring of 1936[Summons ("Orders to Arrest")\ 21.7 x 6.1 cmnFprobably Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptoGreekr3sRecto written across the fibresuOffice of the strategosv#Late IInd or early IIIrd cent. A.D.l means, for I am just now about to go there, with the gods' help. (3rd hand: one unintelligible line). (Verso) TDBo Antonius Minor, former royal secretary of the Diopolite(?) nome. k publishedp3/12/97‰VAP.Mich.inv. 6842CPapE Browne GMFPMich XG589H1970UNoV-WYesX`purchased, with no indication as to its source; received from Mr. Peterson in the spring of 1936[Summons ("Orders to Arrest")\ 21.7 x 6.1 cmnFprobably Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptoGreekr3sRecto written across the fibresuOffice of the strategosv#Late IInd or early IIIrd cent. A.D.O‰ThA16 X 21 cm24-4030F over ASarapionPH-Letter from Sarapion to Antonius Minor, telling his diligent but unavailing efforts to find Antonius in the course of a journey to Alexandria, and asking the latter for help in obtaining cattle for use on Sarapion's estateBL V, 70 on line 26Late IInd cent. A.D.Winter JG-Youtie HCDiopolite nome; Alexandria; MemphisBP.Mich.inv. 3021GreekCairoRecto - 25 Verso - 1PapNoNounknown place (south of Memphis?), province of EgyptSee electronic version of PMich VIII, 503Sarapion; Antonius Minor, former basilikos grammateus of the Diopolites(?); (unnamed) prefect (of Egypt); Marcus; Ammonianos; (men of) Morion503Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province ‰ThCof EgyptRecto and VersoPMich VIIIAdministration; Agriculture; Animal; Sale; TravelPrivate Letter1951nearly complete1Recto and VersoDocumentary<_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFronDt_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>~i of EgyptSee electronic version of PMich VIII, 503Sarapion; Antonius Minor, former basilikos grammateus of the Diopolites(?); (unnamed) prefect (of Egypt); Marcus; Ammonianos; (men of) Morion503Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province M‰TiASarapion to his most esteemed Antonius Minor, greeting. As I was sailing down to Alexandria in haste, it happened that I went to the lodging, which is in Memphis, of the employees of your estate, so that I might write to you from there, and I found no one who was going to you. When I sailed upriver with the prefect and fell in with our friend Marcus, I sought to discover if you were there. And since I did not find you, I made assiduous inquiries about your health, and I went upcountry deliBghted to learn that you were well. I write to you now, therefore, most esteemed friend, first to salute you and my lord Ammonianus and all your kin, and then to ask you by all means to lend me through Morion's men three full-grown cows, fine and large in body, since I am about to plow land that has lain fallow. It is for this that I have need of them. In order that you may accomplish this for me with dispatch, I beg you to let me know their price, and I will send it to you from here. For t>‰Vw Ann Arborx\Order to the chief of police of Karanis to send a man to the main town of the nome for trialyF(unnamed ) archephodos of Karanis; Aphrodisios son of . . .; DemetrioszJustice; Police; Profession{Karanis|PHO21.7 x 6.1 cmpurchased, with no indication as to its source; received from Mr. Peterson in the spring of 1936Office of the strategosPHOrder to the chief of police of Karanis to send a man to the main town of the nome for trialLate IInd or early IIIrd cent. A.D.Browne GMKaranisP.Mich.inv. 6842GreekAnn Arbor3-Pap_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_60&3#‰WhCo>Pl. IVKaranis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptBruckner A-Marichal R298PhotoCh.L.A. V1976ePMich XArmy; ListList of soldiers1970broken off on the left and right sides and at the bottom; perhaps also at the top1Recto; Verso is blankDocumentary5271er.bmp<_600DPIFront_R1>5271er_a.bmp<_600DPIFront_R2>5271er_c.bmp<_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>li; Valerius Psentaes; [Valerius] Plancius592Summons ("Orders to Arrest")1970broken off on the left side1Recto (written across the fibres)Documentary3659r.bmp<_600DPIFront_R1>3659r_a.bmp<_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_60D0DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>KiATo the protokometai and eirenarchai of Thmoinepsi. Father Pson [accuses] Ieremias, the son of Gerontios, and Phoibammon, the son of Aanios, and Apollo, the son of Pkakouro. [Do not] neglect to send them to the city with a field guard from your village together with [- - -]. (Cross).j3done on the orig.; conservation18; scanned; checkedk published z?‰ZhA11.5 x 11.8 cmNovember 1924Soeris, daughter of AsklepiadesPHNotification given by Soeris, daughter of Asklepiades, to the secretaries of Oxyrhynchus that her son, Apollonios, son of Theon, has left his home city for some timeca. 19/20 A.D.Browne GMOxyrhynchon polis; laura rhymes OnnophreosP.Mich.inv. 1973GreekAnn Arbor11-PapNoNoJoin fragments; unfold? (check verso)Oxyrhynchus, Oxyrhynchite nome, province of EgyptTheon, topogrammateus and komogrammateus of Oxyrhynchon polis (see also P.Oxy. II, 252); Eutychides, topogrammateus and komogrammateus of Oxyrhynchon polis (see also P.Oxy. II, 252); Soeris daughter of Asklepiades and mother of Apollonios; Zoilos son of Zoilos, legal guardian of Soeris; Apollonios son of Theon and Soeris; >? ‰i\ 8.5 x 14.2 cm] Unfold a bit?n Unknown placeoGreekrRecto - 17; Verso - 1sThe hand resembles the second hand of P.Lond. III, 1164(d), and the writer is fond of long strokes descending far below the line. (Browne)uAurelius AthenodorosvEarly IIIrd cent. A.D.w Ann ArborxLetter written by Aurelius Athenodoros to the rhetor Serenus to give him instructions for the lading of barley in the Oxyrhynchite nomey.Aurelius Athenodoros; Serenus, rhetor; Maximusz%Animal; Letter; Profession; Transport{(Oxyrhynchite nome; Posonpous (Posompous)|PHO Unknown placeP1Slightly broken off at the top; damaged at placesQ1RRecto and VersoS DocumentaryX 199r_a.bmp` 199v_a.bmph8 Traianos: check translation - add note? Check: archive of Horos or not?k publishedp9/15/98‰iAP.Mich.inv. 199CPapE Browne GMFPMich XG602H1970K)BL VI, 83 (l. 9-10); BL VII,115 (l. 9-10)UNoV-WYesXLPurchased in Egypt by B.P. Grenfell and F.W. Kelsey in March and April, 1920[Private Letter\ 8.5 x 14.2 cmt??C?b‰[iDs and Anullinus, (i.e.) 17 years of service. (In left margin:) Furlough. Valerius Hadrianus, (enlisted) in the consulship of Faustus and Gallus, (i.e.) [14] years of service. (In left margin:) (Assigned) to the turma of Ae... Valerius Proterios II, (enlisted) in the same consulship, (i.e.) [14] years of service. (In left margin:) (Assigned) to the turma of . . .tios Valerius Di . . . II, (enlisted) in the same consulship, [(i.e.) 14 years of service]. (In left margin:) With the katholikos.E Valerius [. . .]ron, (enlisted) in the consulship of Hannibalianus, [(i.e.) 20 years of service]. (In left margin:) . . . Valerius Loukillas, (enlisted) in the same consulship, [(i.e.) 20 years of service]. (In left margin:) (Assigned) to . . . [Valerius] Berenikianos, (enlisted) in the 7th consulship of Diocletianus and [6th] consulship of Maximianus, [(i.e.) 13 years of service]. (In left margin:) Same thing. [Valerius] Antoninus, (enlisted) in the [. .] consulship of Constantius and Mat@Ff‰‰@?I?9A>hA>C&ENi@>B>sP^‰GB#hA?CB l=‰O#hB/D p.‰@4 nAhAAC#iAK‰@BxAhA1CAiA0sP>‰GA0YAhBA)DA*‰A2RB hBzDAl‰xB$hBBD3iB4‰@BD(T9A(chA(mC(pE5iB?sO‰n(hB8iA6‰]A9AKCAcZAbhBARDASFA+HA=iAAXCA`EA_GAn‰@Fr79AKC@EArGAkI8;AAdhAAoCApEAqGAuIAvKAwMAxOAyiBAzDA{FA|HA}JA~LA‰@AtsAshAALC9iAAB‰@KXAM9AAThAACCADE:iAAN‰@KXDXA5hBDDAlsO‰AA9AAZAhBADMi@AAAC=EAmGF?r ]‰]iAAurelius Ptoleminos, sailor attached to the dike works, (agrees) that he, the party of the first part, has received from him, viz. Amaeis diaconus, one and one half naubia in full, on the 15th of Pharmouthi of the 16th indiction. (2nd hand) I, Aurelius Ptoleminos, issued the receipt, as aforesaid. I, Timotheos, wrote for him, as he is illiterate. (1st hand) Aurelius Ptoleminos, sailor attached to the dike works, (agrees) that he, the party of the first part, has received from him, viz. PanBtel, son of Eudaimon, for the account of dike work, two naubia in full, on the 15th of Pharmouthi of the 16th indiction. (2nd hand) I, Aurelius Ptoleminos, issued the receipt to you, as aforesaid. I, Timotheos, wrote for him, as he is illiterate.j3done on the orig.; conservation18; scanned; checkedk publishedl+R.S. Bagnall-K.A. Worp, CE 59 (1984) p. 302p9/30/98s1414VKaranis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptPMich X10.7 x 10 cmJune/July1922; Acquired from Nahman through the British MuseumUnnamed strategosPHOrder to the chief of police of an unnamed village and to another official to send several men to the main town of the nome for trialIIIrd/IVth cent. A.D.Browne GMP.Mich.inv. 1036GreekAnn Arbor5EPapYesYesUnknown place, province of EgyptWritten in a hand which resembles P.Mert. 29 (Browne). - Recto written across the fibres(unnamed) strategos; (unnamed) nomophylax; (unnamed) archephodos; Harchyis son of Harphmouis; [- - -] son of Nepheros, brother of Harphmouis; Harphmouis (son of Nepheros), brother of [- - -]; Gorsenouphis (Orsenouphis); [- - -]sebeios son of Horos590Unknown place, province of EgyptPMich XPapYesYesPlastic mount; check Verso; check joiningAphrodite C(Aphrodito), Antaiopolite nome, province of the Lower Thebais, Thebais, EgyptRecto written across the fibresAurelius Ioannes (John) son of Hermeias (Hermias &;ltor Hermaios?>) and [- - -]; Phoibammon son of Triadelphos, [ktetor(?)]; Kalauous (see Geographica); [Victor son of?] Kollouthos (brother of Phoibammon?); - - - son of Iosephios (Joseph); Aurelius Ioannes (John) son of Abraam (Abraham); Aurelius Kyriakos son of Hermeias (Hermias); Hermauos, nomicus<??N‰zAP.Mich.inv. 441CPapE Shelton JCFPMich XIG611H1971K,BL VII, 115 (l. 7); BL X, 125 (l. 14-15; 20)UNoV-WYesXGpurchased in Egypt by B.P. Grenfell and F.W. Kelsey in March-April 1920[ Lease of Land\ 19 x 28 cm]unfold here and theren.probably Oxyrhynchus, Oxyrhynchite nome, Egypto#Greek; 1 signature in Latin (l. 25)rRecto - 25; Verso - 2u!Aurelius Elias, son of KollouthosvSept. 27, 412 A.D.w Ann ArborxA one-year lease of 30 3/4 arourai of land near the village of Plelo in the Oxyrhynchite nome, the rent to be paid in wheat, barley, vegetables, and grassyHonorius, Emperor & consul; Theodosius, Emperor & consul; (unnamed) kleronomoi of Phoibammon; Phoibammon, doux, deceased; Aurelius Elias son of Kollouthos; Paeianos (see Geographica); Aurelius [- - -]zGAgriculture; Illiteracy; Inheritance; Irrigation; Land Ownership; Leasericulture; Illiteracy; Inheritance; Irrigation; Land Ownership; Leasekion Knapheos = epoikion Gnapheon; kome Plelo; edaphos Paeianou kaloumenon|PH. 700D?g+V‰bzChild(?); Debt; Ethnicity; Loan; Paramone (obligation to remain at someone's service); Personal status: Perses tes epigones; Servility; Woman{Perses|PHO11.1 x 25.8 cm1921, Acquired by Kelsey from Nahman in CairoPabelleous, son of OnnophrisPHArchive of Kronion son of Apion, nomographos of the grapheion of TebtynisContract in which Pabelleous, son of Onnophris, places his daughter, Kolleuthis, in the service of Harmiysis, son of Onnophris, for one year, in lieu of interest on a loan of 48 drachmai which Harmiysis has made to PabelleousBL VII,o the treasury. Signatory of the party of the first part: Kollouthos, son of Mieus, about 20 years old, with a scar on the right wrist. (2nd hand) ,*/‰chD'<_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>iA[- - - has leased to - - - and - - -, Persians of the epigone], and mutual sureties for recovery, in the yard belonging to Herakleides in the same village, and therein a Theban millstone with nether millstones and a grinding handle, and one mortar and one oven. The lease is for two years from the above-mentioned date, for the purpose of baking, if the lessees wish, on condition that the lessees pay to Herakleides on account of rent in entirety for the above-mentioned premises annually eigh/>1Recto; Verso is blankDocumentary673r.bmp<_600DPIFront_R1>673r_a.bmp?W?h‰dhBrtly due to unusual Nile floods.Sept. 29-Oct. 28, 51 A.D.Browne GMPhiladelpheia (Philadelphia)P.Mich.inv. 618GreekAnn Arbor15DPapYesYesSee P.Mich. X, p. 66 for the number of defaulters which can be calculated from the amounts given on the papyrus: from ca. 57 defaulters for the poll tax of year 6 to ca. 635 defaulters for the same tax in year C7.black glass; check VersoPhiladelphia, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptClaudius, Emperor594Philadelphia, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptPMich XAnachoresis; Economic Crisis; Tax collection (& tax evasion); Taxation (person)Account of Tax Arrears1970Nearly complete1RectoDo?c w‰eS DocumentaryX 616r_a.bmphA10.2 x 17.5 cmpurchased by Kelsey in 1921 from an Egyptian through Dr. David L. Askren, FayoumUnknownPHArchive of Nemesion, son of Zoilos, tax-collector of PhiladelphiaList of boys who are approaching, or in some cases have reached, the age of 14 years, at which they must begin paying the poll tax; the apparently random arrangement of age might indicate that this list was drawn directly from the census regimgeus and Tanetbeis, 13 years old in year 6. [...]outhos, son of Ptollis and Koleus . . . [...]thas, son of Harmiysis and Taesis, . . years old in year 6. Ischis, son of Mallis and Thenamounis, 14 years old in year 8. Herakles, son of Herakles and Herais, 13 years old in year 8. Kephalon, son of Patouamtis and Taouos, . . years old in year 8. Psosneus, son of Hatres and Talous, 13 years old in year 7. Herakles, son of Orsenouphis and Taesis, 13 years old in year 8. (In le?  ‰gAP.Mich.inv. 294CPapE Browne GMFPMich XG588H1970UYesVCWYesXGpurchased in Egypt by B.P. Grenfell and F.W. Kelsey in March-April 1920['Receipt of Wine, with Order for Payment\ 9.6 x 11.8 cmn Unknown place, province of EgyptoGreekr10sqA plain, semi-uncial type, similar to P.Leit. 9, and P.Graec.Berol. 37a (Browne); Recto written across the fibresu HerakleidesvMid-Third cent. A.D.w Ann Arborx|Receipt of 169 keramia of wine by one Herakleides, followed by an order that the price of the wine be given to the landownery?Herakleides; Eu...as (Eukairas? Eucharias?); (unnamed) geouchosz$Agriculture; Feeding; Land Ownership|PHO Unknown place, province of EgyptP&Nearly complete, but abraded at placesQ1R1Recto (written across the fibres); Verso is blankS DocumentaryX 294r_a.bmphbmpho (written across the fibres); Verso is blankS DocumentaryX 294r_a.bmphphia, twenty talents, equal 20 tal.jdone on the orig.k publishedp10/1/98 N‰ghA9.6 x 11.8 cmpurchased in Egypt by B.P. Grenfell and F.W. Kelsey in March-April 1920HerakleidesPHReceipt of 169 keramia of wine by one Herakleides, followed by an order that the price of the wine be given to the landownerMid-Third cent. A.D.Browne GMP.Mich.inv. 294GreekAnn Arbor10CPapYesYesUBnknown place, province of EgyptA plain, semi-uncial type, similar to P.Leit. 9, and P.Graec.Berol. 37a (Browne); Recto written across the fibresHerakleides; Eu...as (Eukairas? Eucharias?); (unnamed) geouchos588Unknown place, province of EgyptPMich XAgriculture; Feeding; Land OwnershipReceipt of Wine, with Order for Payment1970Nearly complete, but abraded >LN‰hhDnt_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>iATo Asklepiades, strategos of the division of Herakleides of the Arsinoite nome, from Horos, son of Horos, from the village of Bacchias. Hay was stolen in the plain of the village, one load of hay. And while this person was furtively removing the hay, he loosened a sheaf of wheat for his own horses. But, after I remonstrated with him about these matters, he compelled the police chief of the plain to sequester (the hay) that I have next to his hay on the pretext that I in fact was guilty of B2the theft, so that one of the elders, Alexas . . . @A> d   >.); (unnamed) archephodos of the plain of Bacchias; Alexas, presbyteros8.5 x 14.2 cmpurchased in Egypt by B.P. Grenfell and F.W. Kelsey in March-April 1920Aurelius AthenodorosPHLetter written by Aurelius Athenodoros to the rhetor Serenus to give him instructions for the lading of barley in the Oxyrhynchite nomeBL VI, 83 (l. 9-10); BL VII,115 (l. 9-10)Early IIIrd cent. A.D.Browne GMOxyrhynchite nome; Posonpous (Posompous)P.MiBch.inv. 199GreekAnn ArborRecto - 17; Verso - 1-PapNoYesUnfold a bit?Unknown placeThe hand resembles the second hand of P.Lond. III, 1164(d), and the writer is fond of long strokes descending far below the line. (Browne)Aurelius Athenodoros; Serenus, rhetor; Maximus602Unknown placePMich XAnima?~?Q‰jj#done on the orig.; scanned; checkedk publishedp9/30/98s1510 to the superintendent of ousiac lands in charge of the leasing of the ousia of Antonius TheonySyrion, praktor ousiakon of Epipolis; Flavius Diogenes, epiteretes ousiakon misthoseos (ousias) Antoniou Theonos; Antonius Theon (see Geographica); Marcus Aurelius & Commodus, EmperorszLand status; Lease{DEpipolis, Herakleidou meris; ousia (former estate) of Antonius Theon|PHO>Epipolis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptPNearly complete: a few holesQ1RRecto; Verso is blankS DocumentaryX 171r_a.bmphPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>jpmichXk published‰jAP.Mich.inv. 171CPapE Browne GMFPMich XG599H1970UNoV-WNoXLPurchased in Egypt by B.P. Grenfell and F.W. Kelsey in March and April, 1920[Receipt for Rent of Ousiac Land\11.9 x 10.1 cmn*probably Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptoGreekr9ODQ`105vabmpVHerieus, the daughter of Menches (see P.Mich. III, p. 179-180, etc.); Horion son of Horos, the son of Horos, and of Herieus, the daughter of Menches - husband of Thenatymis (see P.Mich. III, p. 179-180, etc.); Thenatymis daughter of Chariton and Tapetosiris, wife of Horion (see P.Mich. III, p. 179-180, etc.); Epimachos, grammateus of Apollonios and Patron177Bacchias, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptCTPMicEh IIICensus Declaration (kat'oikian apographe); Family; House Ownership; Profession; Woman<_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>jCheck LDAB for bibliographyk publisheds1271 Grenfell BP-Hunt ASFPOxy IIIG549H1903MDissN Priest NEO23P1UNoVend of CWYesX _POxy III is discussion onlyh+7‰hA Grenfell BP-Hunt ASP.Corn. Inv. MSS. A 101. XIIend of CPapNoYesPOxy III is discussion only548Priest NE548Diss1POxy III1903<_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>jCheck LDAB for bibliographyk publisheds1270 SFPOxy IIIG548H1903MDissN Priest NEO548P1UNoVend of CWYesX _POxy III is discussion onlyh~‰hA Grenfell BP-Hunt ASP.Corn. Inv. MSS. A 101. XIend of CPapNoYesPOxy III is discussion only547Priest NE19Diss1POxy III1903<_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>jCheck LDAB for bibliographyk publisheds1269 ASFPOxy IIIG547H1903MDissN Priest NEO19P1UNoVend of CWYesX _POxy III is discussion onlyh}+:‰AP.Corn. Inv. MSS. A 101. XCPapEGrenfell BP-Hunt ASFPOxy IIIG546H1903MDissN Priest NEO18P1975UNoVLWYes_POxy III is discussion onlyhYesPOxy III is discussion only547Priest NE19Diss1POxy III1903<_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>k published‰AP.Corn. Inv. MSS. A 101. XCPapEGrenfell BP-Hunt ASFPOxy IIIG546H1903MDissN Priest NEO18P1975UNoVLWYes_POxy III is discussion onlyh+=+AhŒhAGrenfell BP-Hunt AS-Hogarth DGP.Corn. Inv. MSS. A 101. XVIAnn Arborend of C; see also glass of P.Corn. Inv. MSS. A 101. XIIPapYesPFay is description only.245PFay1900<_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DBPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>k publisheds1275ŒAP.Corn. Inv. MSS. A 101. XVCPapEGrenfell BP-Hunt AS-Hogarth DGFPFayG243H1900UYesVend of C_PFay is description only.w Ann ArborhVplondinv2723recto Vplondinv2723versoplondlit184Vplondvii1938zenonarchiveHVplondvii1957zenonarchiveFVpmedi13eccliii17-1821-22Vpmichinv1365a2153aarchiveofploutogeniapaniskos'swifVpmichinv13682153aarchiveofploutogeniapaniskos'swifeVpmichinv15Vpmichinv15bisVpmichinv173ajVpmichinv1759Vpmichinv19Vpmichinv22755aVpmichinv23160Vpmichinv20abVpmichinv2217pryliv612{Vpmichinv22183Vpmichinv22184Vpmichinv273V0DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>k published‰AP.Mich.inv. 6895BvCPapD Koln 300 vEHagedorn-Youtie HC-Youtie LCFPPetausG91H1969UNoWYesX?purchased in England through Prof. C. Schmidt in September 1937hNf thorouhlyWthose W%W&WthoughWWthought;WhWWthousandWthreeWWWWWthreeofthefragmentsshowablankspacebelowthe4linesVthreesmallfragmentsbearnowritingVthroughWWthsi`Wthsilistresemblesthesimilarannotationsfoundinthemar`VtiedWWtimeYWzW(W)WtimesWWtitulature"W(WtotWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWW;WUWWWW WWWWzWMWWWWWW<WBWSW`WhWWWWWW=WLWcWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWp‰ESijpesteijn PJFPMich XVG754H1982IPl. XXXUNoV-WYesX November 1924[Letter\ 10.5 x 3.5 cm]Put both 1653a and 1653 in separate papers (1653a is the one with writing on both sides). Check Verso: some traces of ink, partly under one of the patches_This text (the end of a letter) and P.Mich. XV, 753 (inv. 1653a, beginning of a letter) were glued together in modern times. This was done by pasting pieces of papyrus on the backs of the texts. The two texts entered the Michigan collection as one.nUnknownoGreekr4uUnknownvIInd/IIIrd cent. A.D. (July 15)w Ann Arborx4End of a letter, requesting some unknown informationy [[Theon]]zLetter|PHOUnknownP%Broken off at the top (see also Note)Q1RRectoS Documentaryhpq‰hC>Broken off at the top (see also Note)1RectoDocumentary<_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>i[- - -] about the same and let me know whatever you decide in common judgement so that I'll write exactly that [[to Theon, too]]. Fare-well, my friends. 21 Epeiphj!Done on the orig.; conservation32k publishedp 4/11/2000s1501 ?yJofW3W4W8W?W@W|W}WWWW-W.WWWWWW.W6WUWVWhWiWkWnWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWW W W W W WWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWW W!W"W#W$W%W&W'W(W)W*W+W,W-W.W/W0W1W2W3W4W6W8W:W;W<W=W>WOWPWTWUWXWZW[W_WrWyW{WoffersWoffprintWomichW*W+WDWlW% iours-WourselfWourselves>WWWIWousWSWous>WousebasWousebassonoforsenouphis2artabaiofwheatand1VousenouphisWousenouphis1VousiauWWousiacjWWousiakosWousionsiosWout|WFWyWWWOWsWWW WmWWSW2W6W7WAWTWUWmWpWWWWWWWWWWWWW"W1W3W5W6W8W;W<W=W>W?WBWCWDWEWFWKWMWNWOWTWWWYW]WbWcWdWfWhWiWjWlWmWnWqWrWtWyWzW|W}W~WWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWW$W3W5W6W7W=W?WFWRWbWlWnWpWrWvW{W~WWWWWWWWWWWWSW|W& &‰‰AP.Mich.inv. 6890CPapDDArchive of Petaus, son of Petaus, komogrammateus of Ptolemais HormouEHagedorn-Youtie HC-Youtie LCFPPetausG64H1969UNoWYesX?purchased in England through Prof. C. Schmidt in September 1937hApurchased in England through Prof. C. Schmidt in September 1937Archive of Petaus, son of Petaus, komogrammateus of Ptolemais HormouHagedorn-Youtie HC-Youtie LCP.Mich.inv. 6890PapNoYes64PPetaus1969<_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPBIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>k publisheds3000‰SViinWWWWWWWWWW8W?W@WCWGWIWKWOWPWQWSWTW]W^W_W`WaWfWhWiWpWwWyW|W}WWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWW*W-W.WOWtWwWxWyW+:&‰hApurchased in England through Prof. C. Schmidt in September 1937+ P.Koeln 300 verso. - Archive of Petaus, son of Petaus, komogrammateus of Ptolemais HormouHagedorn-Youtie HC-Youtie LCP.Mich.inv. 6895PapNoYes91vPPetaus1969<_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_6B 00DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>k publisheds3007‰AP.Mich.inv. 6895BrCPapD[+ P.Koeln 300 recto. - Archive of Petaus, son of Petaus, komogrammateus of Ptolemais HormouEHagedorn-Youtie HC-Youtie LCFPPetausG59H1969UNoWYes4 uhormouWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWugh Prof. C. Schmidt in September 1937h1969<_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_RB>5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>,k published‰AP.Mich.inv. 6888BvCPapEHagedorn-Youtie HC-Youtie LCFPPetausG42H1969UYesWYesX?purchased in England through Prof. C. Schmidt in September 1937h&‰‰AP.Mich.inv. 6887CPapDDArchive of Petaus, son of Petaus, komogrammateus of Ptolemais HormouEHagedorn-Youtie HC-Youtie LCFPPetausG37H1969UNoWYesX?purchased in England through Prof. C. Schmidt in September 1937hApurchased in England through Prof. C. Schmidt in September 1937Archive of Petaus, son of Petaus, komogrammateus of Ptolemais HormouHagedorn-Youtie HC-Youtie LCP.Mich.inv. 6887PapNoYes37PPetaus1969<_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPBIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>k publisheds2995‰,‰@&%hAN‰@hAdsO‰U‰@],x,O$$hBS\D$Fi@$!A$ jA,A$,$&lB$6D$7‰hA‰hA$7‰hA$7‰hA$7‰hA$7‰hA$7‰hA$7‰hA$7‰hA$7‰hA$7‰hA$7‰hA$7‰hA$7‰hA$7‰hA$7‰hA$7‰hA$7‰hA$7‰hA‰hA$7‰hA$7‰hAŠXŠhAŠ]'hA'C'iA'Š@hAŠhAŠhAŠhAŠhAŠhAŠ hAŠ hAŠ hAŠ hAŠ hAŠhAŠhAŠhAŠhAŠhAŠhA&=Š@hA&DŠhAŠr#zhB#D#iA#C Š@hAŠhAŠhAŠhAŠhAŠhATo ‰H1982IPl. XXXUNoV-WYesX November 1924[Business Letter\ 11 x 4.5 cm]XPut both 1653a and 1653 in separate papers (1653a is the one with writing on both sides)_This text (the beginning of a letter) and P.Mich. XV, 754 (inv. 1653, end of a letter) were glued together in modern times. This was done by pasting pieces of papyrus on the backs of the texts. The two texts entered the Michigan collection as one.nUnknownoGreekr6sWritten with the fibresuDiogenesvIInd/IIIrd cent. A.D.w Ann Arborx7Letter concerned with some mainly agricultural businessy%Diogenes; Sarapion; (unnamed) ergateszAgriculture; Animal; Letter|PHOUnknownP(Broken off at the bottom (see also Note)Q1RHVerso; Recto: remains of 6 lines of text, perhaps of mathematical natureS Documentaryhkman came to me. If you have green fodder for sale do not sell it because ours [- - -]jPMichxvk publisheds1502 &‰AP.Mich.inv. 6886Ba rCPapDU+ P.Koeln 357. - Archive of Petaus, son of Petaus, komogrammateus of Ptolemais HormouEHagedorn-Youtie HC-Youtie LCFPPetausG48H1969IPl XIVUNoWYesX?purchased in England through Prof. C. Schmidt in September 1937hApurchased in England through Prof. C. Schmidt in September 1937+ P.Koeln 357. - Archive of Petaus, son of Petaus, komogrammateus of Ptolemais HormouHagedorn-Youtie HC-Youtie LCP.Mich.inv. 6886PapNoYes48Pl XIVa rPPetaus1969<_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFro in September 1937h&&‰hApurchased in England through Prof. C. Schmidt in September 1937Archive of Petaus, son of Petaus, komogrammateus of Ptolemais HormouHagedorn-Youtie HC-Youtie LCP.Mich.inv. 6886PapNoYes98bPPetaus1969<_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DBPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>k publisheds2994‰AP.Mich.inv. 6885CPapDDArchive of Petaus, son of Petaus, komogrammateus of Ptolemais HormouEHagedorn-Youtie HC-Youtie LCFPPetausG100H1969UNoWYeso‰hC_title>Business Letter1982Broken off at the bottom (see also Note)1Verso; Recto: remains of 6 lines of text, perhaps of mathematical natureDocumentary<_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>=iADiogenes to Sarapion, his most honoured, greetings. As you told me about the . . . there are 8 female and 8 male. The sheep are in good condition. As from the 21st one workman came to me. If you have green fodder for sale do not sell it because ours [- - -]j!Done on the orig.; conservation32k publishedp 4/11/2000s1502 ‰AP.Mich.inv. 1653CPapGCZRmemoranda3WmemorandumLW:W;W<W=WmichWWWWWWWWW0W;WWWWQWRWWWWW WWWW6WMWNW]W^W_W`WjWvWwWWTWUWyWmilWWWWmodern!WmoneyWQWmonthWmostWmostlyWmusicalWmustWnameWnames{WW}WWWnatureWWWHWnoWnotationWnowWofWWWWWWWWWW!W5W;W>WVWWWYW{WWWW WW3WWything I pray for your good health. I have received a letter from you in which you write to me that you have sent me two letters. Know, brother, that I have only received one. You write to me about Lobotes that - - -. It is not easy to please everybody. Because of the annoyance - - -. Do not blame me as if I were neglectful. - - - but all the things you have said to me I have fulfilled, and pretty so%dDr 9169-172.W16990hW17WWWWW W%W:WkWWW W WW1W3W:W<W17-187W>WBWHWnWzWWvWW!WZW[W170YWW170-171W1704"W17068W17076W171WWWW17182?W172WW1722:W173}WW1733W1739W174}WWW W1749W175}WWWWW1757ZW[W176W177}WW}W178}WWRWWWXWYWWW}WSWW178-179W2W7W8W9W;W<WAWLW179UW179-180WWWWWWWWWWWWWhWW?W@W18W]WWally the middle part of it and the right side2Recto and VersoDocumentary<_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6=!' 9iyourWWWW.W7W[WlWoWpW}WWWWyours&WvWWFWWyours>WyourselfW:WsWWW6W=WZW^WgWhWoWpWqWW#W3WOWPWYW`W7WWyourselves[Wyouth5WCWyrosjys}WWzabdis6WzachariasWWzealWhWWW"WzealouslyWzenarion{WKWzenasWWWWWzenassonofpabVzeneianjWzenian#Wzeniketes5WzenithyWzenobioscWzenodorosWSWzenois W80 sonW8W|W}WWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWW W W W W WWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWW W!W"W#W$W%W&W'W(W)W*W+W,W-W.W/W0W1W2W3W4W6W:W;W<W=W>WTWUWXWZW[WrWkk published‰AP.Mich.inv. 6881CPapEHagedorn-Youtie HC-Youtie LCFPPetausG32H1969UNoWYesX?purchased in England through Prof. C. Schmidt in September 1937hN&z‹.AP.Mich.inv. 192CPapDCArchive of the children of Satornila (see ZPE 21 [1976] p. 169-172)ESijpesteijn PJFZPE 21G172-175H1976IPl. IIMPMich XVNSijpesteijn PJO751P1982SBL VIII, 220 (bibliography)UNoV-WYesXGpurchased in Egypt by B.P. Grenfell and F.W. Kelsey in March-April 1920[Private Letter\19.8 x 35.1 cm]5Glass needed, perhaps? :) Lots of work... if possiblen2Unknown place (Arsinoite nome?), province of EgyptoGreekr,Recto - 35 + 1 in the left margin; Verso - 2teRep_Editor - Horsley GHR; Rep_Ser - New Docs. 2 (1977); Rep_Year - 1982; Rep_Pg_No - 21, text 5u SemproniusvLate IInd cent. A.D.w Ann Arbor:) Lots of work... if possiblen2Unknown place (Arsinoite nome?), province of EgyptoGreekr,Recto - 35 + 1 in the left margin; Verso - 2teRep_Editor - Horsley GHR; Rep_Ser - New Docs. 2 (1977); Rep_Year - 1982; Rep_Pg_No - 21, text 5u SemproniusvLate IInd cent. A.D.w Ann Arbor#& ‹-]5Glass needed, perhaps? :) Lots of work... if possiblen2Unknown place (Arsinoite nome?), province of EgyptoGreekr(Recto - 41 + 2 in left margin; Verso - 1thRep_Editor - Horsley GHR; Rep_Ser - New Docs. 2 (1977); Rep_Year - 1982; Rep_Pg_No - 21, text 6a-bu SemproniusvLate IInd cent. A.D.w Ann ArborxdCouple of letters sent by Sempronius respectively to his mother Satornila and to his brother Maximus9A+Sempronius (son of Satornila) (see ZPE 21 [1976] p. 169-172); Satornila, mother of Sempronius (see ZPE 21 [1976] p. 169-172); Maximus (son of Satornila), brother of Sempronius (& wife) (see ZPE 21 [1976] p. 169-172); Satornilos (Saturnilus, Saturninus) Celer; Kopres; Niki[- - -]; Hermeinos; Lobotes+zClothing; Family; Letter; Woman|PHO.Unknown place (Alexandria?), province of EgyptPgVery badly damaged, especially the middle part of it and the right side; part of the damage was by fireQ2RRecto and VersoS Documentaryh said to me I have fulfilled, and pretty soTN€hD739Documentary<_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>oi((Texts too fragmentary to be translated)jrDone on the orig.; conservation31 Check Feissel's article !!! (DF 501 . C39, checked-out) (1 or several prefects?)k publishedlA4D. Feissel, Travaux et Memoires 11 (1991) p. 458-4604@A  p4/4/2000s1945ullSizeBack_R1><_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600@:kronCWkronionW8W9W:WCWDWEW WWWWWWWWWW1W2W3W4W5W6W7W8W9W:W;W<W=W>W?W@W1969<_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBacBTk_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>Bk published‰AP.Mich.inv. 6878BrCPapEHagedorn-Youtie HC-Youtie LCFPPetausG31H1969UYesWYesX?purchased in England through Prof. C. Schmidt in September 1937hN=‹-hE7600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>iASempronius to his mother and lady Satornila, very many greetings. Before everything I pray for your good health and that also of my sweetest brothers, and at the same time I make daily supplication for you before the lord Sarapis. Because I found someone who is coming to you upstream, I hurried to greet you by a letter. Do please, my lady, without delay write to me about your welfaree, so that I may feel less anxiety. [Another time] I shall write to you about my cloths. [- - - (15 lines toorRecto - 41 + 2 in left margin; Verso - 1-PapNoYesGlass needed, perhaps? :) Lots of work... if possibleUnknown place (Alexandria?), province of EgyptSempronius (son of Satornila) (see ZPE 21 [1976] p. 169-172); Satornila, mother of Sempronius (see ZPE 21 [1976] p. 169-172); Maximus (son of Satornila), brother of Sempronius 3o%2RversorectoremainsofadocumentregisterQVversorectoremainsofalatintextLVversorectoremainsofataxaccountunpublishedVversorectoremainsofanaccount VversorectoremainsofanaccountinartabaiunpublishedVversorectoremainsofanaccountunpublishedVversorectoremnantsof2columnsofaccountsindrachmaiunVversorectosbvi95542b-cVversorectosecondtextrectofirsttextunpublishedfragmenYVversorectotextwithmusicalnotationVversorectotracesof4linesofadocumentprobablywashedVversorectounpublishedVVversorectounpublishedaccountof184-185adlVversorectounpublishedaccountoftaxpaymentsVversorectounpublishedaccountsfirsthalfoftheiiirdcenVversorectounpublishedaccountswritteninaiind-centuryh|VversorectounpublishedfragmentofaprivateaccountVQarchiveofploutogeniapaniskos'swifeVVVVVVarchiveofploutogeniapaniskos'swifeseecorrectionnote&Varchiveofptolemaiossonofdiodorosaliasdioskoros|Varchiveofptollas'ssonsVVVVVVVVVVVVarchiveofsataboussonofpnepherosfamilyuVVVVarchiveofseuthessonofptolemaiosIVJV6V7V8VarchiveofsokratessonofsarapionVVarchiveofthechildrenofsatornilavVV-Varchiveofthechildrenofsatornilaseezpe211976p169-1.VarchiveofthepraktorsokratessonofsarapionV4V5VYVZV LCFPPetausG47H1969UNoWYesX?purchased in England through Prof. C. Schmidt in September 1937h& ‹-hC(& wife) (see ZPE 21 [1976] p. 169-172); Satornilos (Saturnilus, Saturninus) Celer; Kopres; Niki[- - -]; Hermeinos; Lobotes175-178Pl. IIIUnknown place (Arsinoite nome?), province of EgyptBL VIII, 220 (bibliography)Sijpesteijn PJ752PMich XV1982ZPE 21Clothing; Family; Letter; WomanPrivate Letters1976Very badly dDamaged, especially the middle part of it and the right side; part of the damage was by fire2Recto and VersoDocumentary<_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_&"&#‰s2978‰AP.Mich.inv. 6872CPapDb+ P.Mich. inv. 6871 + 6873. - Archive of Petaus, son of Petaus, komogrammateus of Ptolemais HormouEHagedorn-Youtie HC-Youtie LCFPPetausG86H1969UNoWYesX?purchased in England through Prof. C. Schmidt in September 1937hApurchased in England through Prof. C. Schmidt in September 1937+ P.Mich. inv. 6871 + 6873. - Archive of Petaus, son of Petaus, komogrammateus of Ptolemais HormouHagedorn-Youtie HC-Youtie LCP.Mich.inv. 6872PapNoYes86PPetaus1969<_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3>/2# ilady.WlaetusMWlagisWlaidWWWWWW,W?WpWlainTWlaiosWWlaios1VVlakanisWlakianisRWRWd>NoYesGlass needed, perhaps? :) Lots of work... if possibleUnknown place (Alexandria?), province of Egypt175-8Pl IIIUnknown place (Arsinoite nome?), province of EgyptBL VIII, 220 (bibliography)Sijpesteijn PJ752PMich XV1982ZPE 21Private Letters1976Very badly damaged, especially the middle part of it and the right side2Recto and VersoDocumentary<_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><M .egypt-W.W7W8W9WAWOWtWwWxWyW~WWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWW W!W#W$W%W&W'W*W+W-W.W5W6W8W9W?W@WDWEWFWGWHWIWJWLWMWNWPWQWRWTWdWeWfWgWhWiWjWkWs (& children)172-175Pl. IIUnknown place (Arsinoite nome?), province of DEgyptBL VIII, 220 (bibliography)Sijpesteijn PJ751PMich XV1982ZPE 21Family; Letter; Travel; WomanPrivate Letter1976Broken off in the middle, and badly damaged on the left side as well as in the middle and along the vertical folds3Recto and VersoDocumentarypurchased in England through Prof. C. Schmidt in September 1937Archive of Petaus, son of Petaus, komogrammateus of Ptolemais HormouHagedorn-Youtie HC-Youtie LCP.Mich.inv. 6870PapNoYes85PPetaus1969<_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPBIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>k publisheds2975Nd‰AP.Mich.inv. 6664CPapENeugebauer O-van Hoesen BF PAPhA 108G67-68H1964JSB XVIII, 13744K0BL IX, 305 (l. 18; 22); BL X, 221 (bibliography)MOroscopi greciN Baccani DO18P1992UYesVKWYesX/purchased from Nahman through H.I. Bell in 1934h/>1983<_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>k published‰AP.Mich.inv. 6664CPapENeugebauer O-van Hoesen BF PAPhA 108G67-68H1964JSB XVIII, 13744K0BL IX, 305 (l. 18; 22); BL X, 221 (bibliography)MOroscopi greciN Baccani DO18P1992UYesVKWYesX/purchased from Nahman through H.I. Bell in 1934hFsŠl[D. Hagedorn, ZPE 86 (1991) p. 248; Th. Kruse, ZPE 124 (1999) p. 157-190, esp. p. 160, n. 15s2095 />Sijpesteijn PJP.Mich.inv. 3761PapNoNo180-3SB XVIII, 13764Tyche 11986<_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_BR7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>jACheck: according to Kruse, katakrima (usually translated by "fines") should be "eine irregulre fiskalische Sonderabgabe" - see also O.Mich. I, 153@A*   *k publishedO‰UYesV/J (check 1 frg. in old tray, bottom of Case 19)WYesX) 1930; Acquired by Mr. Peterson in FayumhA 1930; Acquired by Mr. Peterson in Fayum Described in HThR 25 (1932), 205-6 by Bonner (offprint)Sanders HAP.Mich.inv. 5554J (check 1 frg. in old tray, bottom of Case 19)PapYesYes313-24Proc Amer Philos Assoc 751935<_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3B><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>jECheck Aland, Repertorium no 05, AT 24-25 + van Haelst + Clarysse's DBk publisheds2494 ,‰AP.Mich.inv. 4703CPapE Sanders HAFProc. Amer. Philos. Soc. 81G581-590H1939IPl. I-IIMTAPA 72NFink ROO109-124P1941QPl. I (Recto only)UYesVJWYesX 26-B17F-A[Contract Dealing with a Dowry\ 26 x 9 cmrial>PapYesYes313-24Proc Amer Philos Assoc 751935<_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_B600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>k published‰AP.Mich.inv. 4703CPapE Sanders HAFProc. Amer. Philos. Soc. 81G581-590H1939IPl. I-IIMTAPA 72NFink ROO109-124P1941QPl. I (Recto only)UYesVJWYesX 26-B17F-A[Contract Dealing with a Dowry\ 26 x 9 cmclean up glass, plizling with a Dowry\ 26 x 9 cm$$!‰hF>Recto and VersoDocumentary4703r.bmp4703v.bmp<_600DPIFront_R1>4703r_a.bmp<_600DPIFront_R2>4703r_d.bmp<_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1>4703v_b.bmp<_600DPIBack_R2>4703v_a.bmp<_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8> pmichsandersP.Mich.inv. 4703Latin (Recto); Greek (Verso)Ann ArborRecto - 9; Verso - 14JPapYesYesone little fragment to align on top left (beginning of line 3 of recto, above line 1 of verso); remove paper (marriage and diploma are uncertain!)Colonia Caesarea, province of Mauretania(?)Recto: beautiful maiuscule cursive (Sander$7‰hApurchased in Egypt by B.P. Grenfell and F.W. Kelsey in March-April 1920same treatise in POslo III 75Hunt ASP.Mich.inv. 534III4PapYesYes127-34PlatePreisendanz KLVIIPGM (vol.2)1973Proc Brit Acad 15Tachygraphy1929<_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>AjCheck LDAB for bibliographyk publisheds2437 ch,April,1920; Acquired by Grenfell - Kelsey; Prepared by Hunt,1920[ TachygraphyhA r‰AP.Mich.inv. 178CPapE Browne GMFProc XII CongrG63-68H1970J SB XII 10923M PMich XIIN Browne GMO628P1975IIN Browne GMO628P1975I 75Hunt ASP.Mich.inv. 534III4PapYesYes127-34PlatePreisendanz KLVIIPGM (vol.2)1973Proc Brit Acad 15Tachygraphy1929<_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>Ck published‰AP.Mich.inv. 178CPapE Browne GMFProc XII CongrG63-68H1970J SB XII 10923M PMich XIIN Browne GMO628P1975A M‰hBmnasiou; Theadelphia; Argeias (Argias)P.Mich.inv. 178GreekAnn Arbor23-PapNoYesLittle fold, l. 19, leftprobably Arsinoiton polis, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptThe first hand is a clear cursive, with many letters written without ligature; the second and thrid ahnds are both angular, rather awkward cursivesHeroninos, epiteretes huikesC; Chaireas, epiteretes huikes; Onesimos son of Amerimnos grandson of Alkimos, (mageiros) (see Proc. XII Congr. [Toronto, 1970] p. 63-64); Didymos, (epiteretes huikes); Zoilos; Commodus, Emperor63-68Unknown place, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptBL IX 163 (l. 3).Browne GM628PMich XII1975SB XII 10923Proc XII CongrFeeding; Monopoly; Profession; Tax collectionpurchased by Prof. Boak in 1925 (report submitted by H.I. Bell, dated May 2, 1925); described as coming from Behneseh (Oxyrhynchus)Renner TTP.Mich.inv. 3793KPapYesYes93-101PhotoProc XVI Int Congr1981<_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4>B<_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>jCheck LDAB for bibliographyk publisheds2115'&ŠAP.Mich. inv. 3098Bi 1CPapD-+ SB V 8243 (P.Athen. Zenon 2); Zenon archiveE Kougeas SBF Hellenika 9G11H1937Ipl.J SB V 8243MProc. XVIII Int. Congr. IIN Clarysse WO77-81P1988R SB XX 14624UNoV-WNoX*December 1926; Acquired from Dr. Kondilios[Letter\P.Mich. inv. 3098: 2.1 x 8.1 cm inv. 3098: 2.1 x 8.1 cmullSizeBack_R2><_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>}k publishedŠAP.Mich. inv. 3098Bi 1CPapD-+ SB V 8243 (P.Athen. Zenon 2); Zenon archiveE Kougeas SBF Hellenika 9G11H1937Ipl.J SB V 8243MProc. XVIII Int. Congr. IIN Clarysse WO77-81P1988R SB XX 14624UNoV-WNoX*December 1926; Acquired from Dr. Kondilios[Letter\P.Mich. inv. 3098: 2.1 x 8.1 cmelf and let me tell you the story...'GŠXkpurchased in Egypt by B.P. Grenfell and F.W. Kelsey in March-April 1920; transferred from inv. nos. 358-371hApurchased in Egypt by B.P. Grenfell and F.W. Kelsey in March-April 1920; transferred from inv. nos. 358-371Sijpesteijn PJP.Mich.inv. 775PapNoYes13Pl XIIIPTheon1976<_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DBPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>k publisheds3124 920hNFŠAP.Mich.inv. 370CPapESijpesteijn PJFPTheonG16H1976IPl XVIUNoWYesXGpurchased in Egypt by B.P. Grenfell and F.W. Kelsey in March-April 1920hey in March-April 1920hpNoYes13Pl XIIIPTheon1976<_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFronBt_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>k publishedŠAP.Mich.inv. 370CPapESijpesteijn PJFPTheonG16H1976IPl XVIUNoWYesXGpurchased in Egypt by B.P. Grenfell and F.W. Kelsey in March-April 1920hNFNEŠk publisheds2048ŠAP.Mich.inv. 369CPapESijpesteijn PJFPTheonG15H1976IPl XVUNoWYesXGpurchased in Egypt by B.P. Grenfell and F.W. Kelsey in March-April 1920hYes16Pl XVIPTheon1976<_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_B600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>k publishedŠAP.Mich.inv. 369CPapESijpesteijn PJFPTheonG15H1976IPl XVUNoWYesXGpurchased in Egypt by B.P. Grenfell and F.W. Kelsey in March-April 1920hNEPŠk publisheds2043ŠAP.Mich.inv. 368CPapESijpesteijn PJFPTheonG28H1976I Pl XXVIIIUNoWYesXGpurchased in Egypt by B.P. Grenfell and F.W. Kelsey in March-April 1920hApurchased in Egypt by B.P. Grenfell and F.W. Kelsey in March-April 1920Sijpesteijn PJP.Mich.inv. 368PapNoYes28Pl XXVIIIPTheon1976<_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8>B<_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>NGŠk publisheds2039ŠAP.Mich.inv. 367CPapESijpesteijn PJFPTheonG18H1976IPl XVIIIUNoWYesXGpurchased in Egypt by B.P. Grenfell and F.W. Kelsey in March-April 1920hYes28Pl XXVIIIPTheon1976<_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>k publishedŠAP.Mich.inv. 367CPapESijpesteijn PJFPTheonG18H1976IPl XVIIIUNoWYesXGpurchased in Egypt by B.P. Grenfell and F.W. Kelsey in March-April 1920hNG[Šk publisheds2038ŠAP.Mich.inv. 364CPapESijpesteijn PJFPTheonG7H1976IPl VIIUYesVCWYesXGpurchased in Egypt by B.P. Grenfell and F.W. Kelsey in March-April 1920hApurchased in Egypt by B.P. Grenfell and F.W. Kelsey in March-April 1920Sijpesteijn PJP.Mich.inv. 364CPapYesYes7Pl VIIPTheon1976<_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFBront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>N?Šk publisheds2026Š AP.Mich.inv. 363CPapESijpesteijn PJFPTheonG10H1976IPl XUNoWYesXGpurchased in Egypt by B.P. Grenfell and F.W. Kelsey in March-April 1920hpYesYes7Pl VIIPTheon1976<_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIBFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>k publishedŠ AP.Mich.inv. 363CPapESijpesteijn PJFPTheonG10H1976IPl XUNoWYesXGpurchased in Egypt by B.P. Grenfell and F.W. Kelsey in March-April 1920hN?aŠ k publisheds2022Š AP.Mich.inv. 361CPapESijpesteijn PJFPTheonG27H1976IPl XXVIIUYesVCWYesXGpurchased in Egypt by B.P. Grenfell and F.W. Kelsey in March-April 1920hApurchased in Egypt by B.P. Grenfell and F.W. Kelsey in March-April 1920Sijpesteijn PJP.Mich.inv. 361CPapYesYes27Pl XXVIIPTheon1976<_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DBPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>LŠ k publisheds2014Š AP.Mich.inv. 360CPapESijpesteijn PJFPTheonG29H1976IPl XXIXUNoWYesXGpurchased in Egypt by B.P. Grenfell and F.W. Kelsey in March-April 1920hApurchased in Egypt by B.P. Grenfell and F.W. Kelsey in March-April 1920Sijpesteijn PJP.Mich.inv. 360PapNoYes29Pl XXIXPTheon1976<_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_B600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>y Hunt,1920hNKŠ k publisheds2013Š AP.Mich.inv. 359CPapESijpesteijn PJFPTheonG24H1976IPl XXIVUYesVCWYesXGpurchased in Egypt by B.P. Grenfell and F.W. Kelsey in March-April 1920hgative>Yes29Pl XXIXPTheon1976<_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>k publishedŠ AP.Mich.inv. 359CPapESijpesteijn PJFPTheonG24H1976IPl XXIVUYesVCWYesXGpurchased in Egypt by B.P. Grenfell and F.W. Kelsey in March-April 1920hNKNHŠ k publisheds2011Š AP.Mich.inv. 358CPapESijpesteijn PJFPTheonG21H1976IPl XXIUYesVCWYesXGpurchased in Egypt by B.P. Grenfell and F.W. Kelsey in March-April 1920hounted>YesYes24Pl XXIVPTheon1976<_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DBPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>k publishedŠ AP.Mich.inv. 358CPapESijpesteijn PJFPTheonG21H1976IPl XXIUYesVCWYesXGpurchased in Egypt by B.P. Grenfell and F.W. Kelsey in March-April 1920hNHJŠ k publisheds2009ŠAP.Mich.inv. 156CPapESijpesteijn PJFPTheonG8H1976IPl VIIIUNoWYesXGpurchased in Egypt by B.P. Grenfell and F.W. Kelsey in March-April 1920hApurchased in Egypt by B.P. Grenfell and F.W. Kelsey in March-April 1920Sijpesteijn PJP.Mich.inv. 156PapNoYes8Pl VIIIPTheon1976<_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_6B00DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8> Hunt,1920hNJŠk publisheds1467ŠAP.Mich.inv. 155CPapESijpesteijn PJFPTheonG22H1976IPl XXIIUNoWYesXGpurchased in Egypt by B.P. Grenfell and F.W. Kelsey in March-April 1920h>Yes8Pl VIIIPTheon1976<_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_B600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>k publishedŠAP.Mich.inv. 155CPapESijpesteijn PJFPTheonG22H1976IPl XXIIUNoWYesXGpurchased in Egypt by B.P. Grenfell and F.W. Kelsey in March-April 1920hNJFŠk publisheds1465ŠAP.Mich.inv. 154CPapESijpesteijn PJFPTheonG4H1976IPl IVUNoWYesXGpurchased in Egypt by B.P. Grenfell and F.W. Kelsey in March-April 1920hApurchased in Egypt by B.P. Grenfell and F.W. Kelsey in March-April 1920Sijpesteijn PJP.Mich.inv. 154PapNoYes4Pl IVPTheon1976<_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600BDPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>NLŠk publisheds1464ŠAP.Mich.inv. 153CPapESijpesteijn PJFPTheonG26H1976IPL XXVIUNoWYesXGpurchased in Egypt by B.P. Grenfell and F.W. Kelsey in March-April 1920h>Yes4Pl IVPTheon1976<_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_60B0DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>k publishedŠAP.Mich.inv. 153CPapESijpesteijn PJFPTheonG26H1976IPL XXVIUNoWYesXGpurchased in Egypt by B.P. Grenfell and F.W. Kelsey in March-April 1920hNLNDŠk publisheds1462ŠAP.Mich.inv. 152CPapESijpesteijn PJFPTheonG11H1976IPl XIUNoWYesXGpurchased in Egypt by B.P. Grenfell and F.W. Kelsey in March-April 1920hYes26PL XXVIPTheon1976<_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>k publishedŠAP.Mich.inv. 152CPapESijpesteijn PJFPTheonG11H1976IPl XIUNoWYesXGpurchased in Egypt by B.P. Grenfell and F.W. Kelsey in March-April 1920hND&=Šk publisheds1456ŠAP.Mich.inv. 6768CPapEHubner RFPTurnerG37H1981IPl XVIUYesVJWYesXNoYes11Pl XIPTheon1976<_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_6B00DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>k publishedŠAP.Mich.inv. 6768CPapEHubner RFPTurnerG37H1981IPl XVIUYesVJWYesXpurchased from Nahman through H.I. Bell in 1934Youtie HC-Youtie LCP.Mich.inv. 6657PapYesYes14Pl VIrPTurner1981<_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>jCheck LDAB for bibliographyk publisheds2914 H.I. Bell in 1934h&D ŠhApurchased from Nahman through H.I. Bell in 1934Youtie HCP.Mich.inv. 6657PapYesYes43vPTurner1981<_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600BDPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>nk publisheds2915ŠAP.Mich.inv. 4714BRecto and VersoCPapEPearl OMFP.TurnerG23H1981IPl. XUYesVKWYesX 26-B17F-A[Official Correspondence\ 15 x 18.5 cm] black glass__The relation of the lines in the lower margin and on the verso with the main text is uncertain.n=Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptoGreek##ŠiA[- - - To Aelius] Sarapion(?), strategos of [the Herakleides division] of the Arsinoite nome, [- - -] . . . alias Proclus [- - -]. Regarding a letter written to Serenus, former strategos, and turned over to you with unfinished business, (a letter) by Herennius Pansa, former epitropos of Caesar(?), concerning mortgages brought in by Valerius Marion on behalf of Zenon, tax-collector at the border post of Syene, was written to the strategoi [as follows(?)]: I have subjoined a copy of a letterB written to me by Tyrannus Crispinus Eueides, oikonomos of our lord Caesar in accordance with a statement of Valerius Marion about mortgages on behalf of Zenon, tax-collector at the border post of Syene, on property in your nome. Attend to (the security?) and lest it be encumbered for another person, (appraise it?) and up to the full (valuation?) safeguard the amount of the revenues . . . and maintain a lien on (the property) through the record-offices in your nome, and report both to me aanis#ŠAP.Mich.inv. 4022CPapE Shelton JCFPTurnerG45H1981IPl XXUYesVIII4WYesX4March 1925; Acquired from Nahman lot from Oxyrynchushan lot from OxyrynchushPhoto>Pl XKaranis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptPTurner1981<_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7>B<_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>k publishedŠAP.Mich.inv. 4022CPapE Shelton JCFPTurnerG45H1981IPl XXUYesVIII4WYesX4March 1925; Acquired from Nahman lot from Oxyrynchush $ŠhAMarch 1925; Acquired from Nahman lot from OxyrynchusShelton JCP.Mich.inv. 4022III4PapYesYes45Pl XXPTurner1981<_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPBIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>k publisheds2136ŠAP.Mich.inv. 1298CPapE Browne GMFPTurnerG55H1981UNoWYesX&January 1924; Acquired with Nahman lotoCoptich #ŠAP.Mich.inv. 206BrCPapE Hanson AEFPTurnerG24H1981UNoWYesXGpurchased in Egypt by B.P. Grenfell and F.W. Kelsey in March-April 1920hApurchased in Egypt by B.P. Grenfell and F.W. Kelsey in March-April 1920Hanson AEP.Mich.inv. 206PapNoYes24rPTurner1981<_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_B600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>`Šk publisheds1578ŠAP.Mich.inv. 183BvCPapE Thomas JDFPTurnerG34H1981I Pl XIV-XVUNoWYesXGpurchased in Egypt by B.P. Grenfell and F.W. Kelsey in March-April 1920hApurchased in Egypt by B.P. Grenfell and F.W. Kelsey in March-April 1920Thomas JDP.Mich.inv. 183PapNoYes34Pl XIV-XVvPTurner1981<_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_6B00DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>PNŠk publisheds1537ŠAP.Mich.inv. 25CPapEGallo IFQuaderni Urbinati 1 (30)G143-7H1979MFramenti Biograf IINGallo IO433-8P1980QPl XVUYesVAWYesXGpurchased in Egypt by B.P. Grenfell and F.W. Kelsey in March-April 1920hApurchased in Egypt by B.P. Grenfell and F.W. Kelsey in March-April 1920Gallo IP.Mich.inv. 25APapYesYes143-7Gallo I433-8Pl XVFramenti Biograf II1980Quaderni Urbinati 1 (30)1979<_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_6B 00DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>&;t\Rep Editor - Daniel RW-Maltomini F; Rep Ser. - Supplementum Magicum 1; 1990; pg. 11-3hApurchased from Nahman through H.I. Bell in 1934Daniel RWRep Editor - Daniel RW-Maltomini F; Rep Ser. - Supplementum Magicum 1; 1990; pg. 11-3P.Mich.inv. 6666PapYesYes85-99BL IX, 296 (bibliography)Daniel RW147-54Pl VIIcZPE 501983SB XVI 13019Diss1981<_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>b5ŠhCPapNoNocheck tapes in the middle; l.3-9 (realign right part, if possible); l. 12 (a small frg. on writing); l. 14 (small fold hides last letter of the line); l. 19: small fold near crack; check all (folds/breaks, not to be unfolded anymore?).Tebtynis, Polemonos meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptThe first hand is a rather irregular cursive; the second, also cursive, is small, upright, and carefully formed. (Boak)DMarepsemis son of Marepsemis grandson of Kalatytis <or: son of Marepsemis alias Kalatytis>, hiereus, (aphesophylax); Pecheus son of Psoiphis (Psyphis), hiereus, (aphesophylax); Sokonopis son of Sokonopis, hiereus, (aphesophylax); Phanesis son of Pastoous, hiereus, (aphesophylax); Gaius Iulius Philetos, katasporeus of the Arsinoite nome; Tiberius, Emperor; Apion, nomographos of Tebtynis45-48Tebtynis, Polemonos meris, Arsinoite nome, province of Egy/985ŠhEptEdgar CC-Hunt AS328Select Papyri II, 11934SB III 7174Raccolta di scritti in onore di G. LumbrosoIlliteracy; Imperial Oath; Irrigation; Notary; PriestOath of the Sluice Guards1925badly torn at the top and at the lower right-hand corner; numerous cracks traverse the sheet both vertically and horizontally1Recto; Verso is blankDocumentary645r.bmp<_600DPIFront_R1>645r_a.bmp<_600DPIFront_R2>645r_c.bmp<_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8> ci28-5PŠAP.Mich.inv. 53CPapE Youtie HCFScript Posteriores IIG699-706H1982J SB XVI 12560UNoWYesXGpurchased in Egypt by B.P. Grenfell and F.W. Kelsey in March-April 1920hApurchased in Egypt by B.P. Grenfell and F.W. Kelsey in March-April 1920Youtie HCP.Mich.inv. 53PapNoYes699-706SB XVI 12560Script Posteriores II1982<_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DBPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>Šk publisheds2432ŠAP.Mich.inv. 3238CPapE Youtie HCFScriptiun Posteriores IIG694-6H1982J SB XVI 12559UNoWYesX% November 1925; Acquired from Brummerhd>NoYes699-706SB XVI 12560Script Posteriores II1982<_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600BDPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>k publishedŠAP.Mich.inv. 3238CPapE Youtie HCFScriptiun Posteriores IIG694-6H1982J SB XVI 12559UNoWYesX% November 1925; Acquired from BrummerhNQŠhA November 1925; Acquired from BrummerYoutie HCP.Mich.inv. 3238PapNoYes694-6SB XVI 12559Scriptiun Posteriores II1982<_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>uk publisheds1900Š AP.Mich.inv. 1469CPapEYoutie HC-Youtie LCFScritti Onore MontevecchiG431-5H1981J SB XVI 12529MYale Class Stud 28N Andorlini IO49P1985UNoWYesX November 1924hNŠ!AP.Mich.inv. 3197CPapEEdgar CC-Hunt ASFSelect Papyri IG184H1932J SB V 7521UYesVBWYesX% November 1925; Acquired from Brummerhive>Yes431-5Andorlini I49Yale Class Stud 281985SB XVI 12529Scritti Onore Montevecchi1981<_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>k publishedŠ!AP.Mich.inv. 3197CPapEEdgar CC-Hunt ASFSelect Papyri IG184H1932J SB V 7521UYesVBWYesX% November 1925; Acquired from Brummerh'KqŠ!hA November 1925; Acquired from BrummerEdgar CC-Hunt ASP.Mich.inv. 3197BPapYesYes184SB V 7521Select Papyri I1932<_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>}k publisheds1860Š"AP.Mich.inv. 6181BfCPapEBoak AERFSoknopaiou NesosG15H1935J SB V 7832K5BL VI, 138 (inscription on seal); BL VIII, 333 (idem)UNoWNoX31-II203E-P (6)[Customshouse Receipt\ 3.5 X 2.0 cmoknopaiou Nesos, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptoGreekr 1 on sealvSeverus and CaracallawCairo|PH+r+sŠ$hBresenting Severus and Caracalla?); between them, written vertically the word Soknopaios; traces of a marginal inscription.Soknopaiou Nesos, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptPasiphanis13Pl XIIISoknopaiou Nesos, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptSB V 7830dSoknopaiou NesosAnimal; Customs; Taxation; TransportCustomshouse CReceipt1935severeal small holes, with the writing somewhat rubbed. Seal preserved (see note)1RectoDocumentary<_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_ AQ2iapollonidesZW[WcWWWWWapollonidestozenongreetingifapolloniosandyouareboth[VapolloniesWapolloniostWWWNWWWWWWWjWmWWWWWUWkWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWHWWW/W>W?WdWnW<W?WTWUWYWZW[W]W^W_WcWpWsWtWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWW WWW2W;WEWLWSWZW\WkWoWzWWWWWWWWWWWZW[W_W|WWWWWWWWWWOWWWWcWjWlWpWWWWWWWWWWWWWW W W W WWWWWWWWWWW.W6W:W;W<W=WPWZW[WandcontinuaVapollos+WK33'iA[- - -] 3 obols. [- - -] for the price of 3 breads: 3 obols. [- - -] 1 obol. [- - - for] vegetables(?): a drachme. Through Philoxas to Ephebos for the concession of the paper tax (chartera) of the 6th year: 20 silver drachmai. For the price of 2 papyrus (rolls): 8 silver drachmai. For the price of black ink and a reed-pen: 2 obols. On Phaophi 3. For Heronas, for the monthly payment (diagraphe): 108 silver drachmai, which I gave through Didymas, son of Chaouanis and Kronion, the son of PatyBznis (and) grandson of Peeioulis. Similarly for a swordsman who went with Heronas, for breads and a made dish: 2 1/2 obols.hjfrom both edges toward the center of the sheet (the damage is most important in the right part of the roll). - The sheet bearing col. I of the recto and col. XI-XII of the Verso was attached to the rest after these columns had been written.1Verso; Recto: register of documents prepared at the grapheionDocumentary1RectoDocumentary<_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_6D00DPIBack_R8>iPaid, through the gate-house of Soknopaiou Nesos, the 3 % (customs duty), by Pabous, exporting one metretes, 1, of olive oil on one donkey. Year 15, on the twelfth of Hathyr, 12. (On the seal): [Of Soknopaiou] Nesos.k publishedlP.Customs No. 465.p1/8/98s2664Š(AP.Mich.inv. 6177BeCPapEBoak AERFSoknopaiou NesosG9H1935J SB V 7826KBL VIII, 333 (seal)UNoWNoX31-II203E-P (2)[Seal of a Customshouse Receipt\1.9 cm in diameterwn customs officialB9apolloniostWWWWNWWWWWWWjWmWWWWWUWkWWWWWWW‚ÂĂłƂǂȂۂ݂߂ႄ䂄炄낄[W]W^W_WcWpWsWtWuWWWWWWWWWWWWWW WWWW2W;WEWLSWZW\WkWoWzWWWWWWWWWWW&WZW[W|WWWWWWWWWWWWWOWWWWWEWjWWWWɂʂ̂WWWWWW W W  WWWWWWWW.W6W:W;<W=PWZW[WapolloniosaliasgeminussosikosmiosaliaszeneiosjVapolloniosaliasptolemaiosstrategosoftheherakleidoumerVapolloniosbrotherofapollinariusortheon&Vapolloniosdioiketesseeprosptoli16add(V<VTVZV[V^V_VcVpVsVtVVVVV+{+}OŠ.hDw2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>AiA!Paid, through the gate-house of Soknopaiou Nesos, the 3 % (customs duty), by Neilos, importing on the fifth of Thoth one basket (sphyridion) of glazed pottery on one donkey. Year 24, on the second of the intercalary days, 2. (On the seal) [- - -] Aurelius [- - -]. The 3 % (customs duty).!jDone on plate.k publishedl]C.B. Welles, AJA 50 (1936) p. 287; P.J. Sijpesteijn, ZPE 30 (1978) p. 234; P.Customs No. 301.p1/9/98s2651phica>Nesos SoknopaiouP.Mich.inv. 6160GreekCairo9 + 2 on sealPapNo<_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>jSoknok publishedŠ.AP.Mich.inv. 6160BcCPapEBoak AERFSoknopaiou NesosG3H1935IPl. XIIIJ SB V 7820KDBL III, 195 (lines 7-8); BL VII, 197 (lines 5-6); BL IX, 249 (date)'*,‡1AP.Mich.inv. 3214CPapD Zenon archiveEEdgar CCFPMich IG97H1931UYesVGWNoX$November 1925; Acquired from Brummer[ Memorandum\ 10 x 20.4 cm]black glass; check Verson7Philadelpheia, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, EgyptoGreekr14uP[- - -]vIIIrd cent. B.C.w Ann ArborxRequest by one of Zenon's employees, for money and wheat for his household in Philadelphia and for some clothes to be sent down the river for himself.y?Zenon (son of Agreophon) (see Pros.Ptol. I 80 + add.); P[- - -]‡1AP.Mich.inv. 3214CPapD Zenon archiveEEdgar CCFPMich IG97H1931UYesVGWNoX$November 1925; Acquired from Brummer[ Memorandum\ 10 x 20.4 cm]black glass; check Verson7Philadelpheia, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, EgyptoGreekr14uP[- - -]vIIIrd cent. B.C.w Ann ArborxRequest by one of Zenon's employees, for money and wheat for his household in Philadelphia and for some clothes to be sent down the river for himself.y?Zenon (son of Agreophon) (see Pros.Ptol. I 80 + add.); P[- - -]venQŠ)AP.Mich.inv. 6177BdCPapEBoak AERFSoknopaiou NesosG8H1935J SB V 7825KBL VI, 138 (line 7)UNoWNoX31-II203E-P (2)[Customshouse Receipt\ 6.5 X 5.5 cmte)1SealDocumentary<_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DDlPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>6i((Text too fragmentary to be translated).k publishedp1/12/98Š)AP.Mich.inv. 6177BdCPapEBoak AERFSoknopaiou NesosG8H1935J SB V 7825KBL VI, 138 (line 7)UNoWNoX31-II203E-P (2)[Customshouse Receipt\ 6.5 X 5.5 cmishedp1/12/98600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>mQywoodpqWWWwoodtabletVVVwt1WWW1-29W10OW103W1035W1044W105W113W113aW114W115~W1158WW115hBW1202WW12021203V12021209V1203WW12031209V1207kW1209WW124W12639WwW1264@WW1270W1272W1273IWW1274WW]WdW1280JWwW1284WW13W1317W133;W134W1365aW1368W13893WW139-148W14W141WWWW15WW155DW158-160WWWWyW158/550sW15bisW163W169-170rW169-172.W17WW17-18WW17-19WW17-20W17-21W173ajW1759W18LW18-22W181-205WWVW1990rW1992WWW1stWqWtWW1sthippolytoshypothesisV2WWW20W+o+eŠ%hA4.5 X 4 cm31-II203E-P (6)Unknown customs officialPHReceipt for payment of the customs duty for the harbor of MemphisIInd/IIIrd cent. A.D.Boak AERSoknopaiou Nesos; MemphisP.Mich.inv. 6181GreekCairo6PapNoNoThe gray clay seal (2.0 cm in diameter) shows above two laureate busts facing, and belBow an Apis bull standing right, with a moon between the horns and possibly an altar in front. The busts are apparently those of Severus and Caracalla. (Boak; date not accepted by P.J. Sijpesteijn in P.Customs, p. 124, No. 485) Soknopaiou Nesos, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of Egyptunusually small cursive (see also P.Mich. inv. 6177c)Ptollas12Soknopaiou Nesos, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of Egyap+Š*OFSoknopaiou Nesos, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptPcomplete, but the ink us very badly blotted and has run so that many of the characters have become formless; the seal is preserved (see note)Q1RRectoS DocumentaryhA3.5 X 4 cm31-II203E-P (2)Unknown customs officialPHReceipt for payment of the 3 % customs dutyBL VI, 138 (line 7); BL VII, 197 (lines 5-6); BL VIII, 333 (lines 3; 6); BL IX, 249 (l. 2)IInd/IIIrd cent. A.D.Boak AERSoknopaiou NesosP.Mich.inv. 6177GreekCairo6 + 2 on sealPapNoYesSoknopaiou NesosD@@OkaranisherakleidoumerisarsinoitenomeprovinceofegyptVVVVVVVVVVVVVVOVVVVVV#V'V.VFVVKVMVkaranisherakleidoumerisprovinceofegyptVVomeprovincVkaranisorkerkesouchaherakleidoumerisarsinoitenomeprovVkaranisorotherplaceherakleidoumerisarsinoitenomeprovVkaranisorptolemaisneaherakleidoumerisarsinoitenomeprVkaranispsenarpsenesisherakleidoumerisarsinoitenomeprovUVkerkeWpWkerkesouchaWWKWdWW<WWWW$WWWWkerkesouchaherakleidoumerisarsinoitenomeprovinceofegyVVVVkomeGWWWkoptiteQWkoptosQWkoptoskoptitenomeprovinceofegyptQVkrokodilon@WleukiouWleukogionW"WeWWW<WleukogionherakleopolitenomeprovinceofegyptVlowerOWcWWWWWWWWWWWWSWL#nPbadlybrokenalongtheleftsidetheversohasbeencovered$Vbadlybrokenconsistsofsixfragmentsofwhichtwocouldno7VbadlybrokeninkmucherodedVbadlydamagedVVVVVVVVVVVVV'VbadlydamagedasectionofthepapyrushasbrokenoffalongVbadlydamagedalongafoldontheleftsideVbadlydamagedalongthefoldssVbadlydamagedalongtheleftverticalfoldsandthecentralyVbadlydamagedalongverticalandhorizontalfoldsiinkbadly_VbadlydamagedandabradedontherightsidealsodamagedaloVbadlydamagedanddefaced^VbadlydamagedandfadedatplacesVbadlydamagedatplacesVbadlydamagedatthetopandthroughthecenter@VbadlydamagedatthetopontheleftsideandatthebottomVbadlydamagedfragmentsbanddbrokenoffontheleftside Vbadlydamagedinthecenterandintheupperrightcorneral&VWblotWblots(Wbook5WbothS"2:customsdamnatiomemoriaesealtaxationViu NesosG4H1935J SB V 7821UNoWNoX31-II200-P (19)[Customs Seals and Receipts\ 1.5 x 2 cmnFSoknopaiou Nesos, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptoGreekvNo DateHSB-grouph/><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>k published Š-AP.Mich.inv. 6160BdCPapEBoak AERFSoknopaiu NesosG4H1935J SB V 7821UNoWNoX31-II200-P (19)[Customs Seals and Receipts\ 1.5 x 2 cmnFSoknopaiou Nesos, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptoGreekvNo DateHSB-grouphs1935<_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>^v. 6160*Š)iPaid, through the gate-house of Soknopaiou [Nesos - - -], exporting [- - -]. (On the seal) Year 15 of Lucius Septimius Severus and Marcus Aurelius Antoninus [and of Publius Septimius] Geta [our lords]. The 3 % (customs duty) of the gate-house . . .k publishedlRP. Bureth, Les titulatures imperiales (Bruxelles, 1964) p. 99; P.Customs, No. 329.p1/12/98s2658Š*AP.Mich.inv. 6177BcCPapEBoak AERFSoknopaiou NesosG7H1935IPl. XIIIJ SB V 7824KZBL VI, 138 (line 7); BL VII, 197 (lines 5-6); BL VIII, 333 (lines 3; 6); BL IX, 249 (l. 2)UNoWYesX31-II203E-P (2)[Customshouse Receipt\ 3.5 X 4 cmnFSoknopaiou Nesos, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptoGreekr 6 + 2 on seals5unusually small cursive (see also P.Mich. inv. 6181c)uUnknown customs officialvIInd/IIIrd cent. A.D.wCairox+Receipt for payment of the 3 % customs dutyy.Sotas; Septimius Severus & Caracalla, Emperorsz$Animal; Customs; Taxation; Transport{Soknopaiou Nesos|PHmal; Customs; Taxation; Tr98z3in`W_WaWtWWWDWEWWWWWWWWWWWWWnWWW&W.W/W3W;W=W?WBWUWmWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWW9W=WAWJWRWYW[WcWoWsWwWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWW WWW^WbWcWhWlWsWWWWWW}WWsWWKWYWnWqWWWWWW W W W W WWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWW W!W"W#W$W%W&W'W(W)W*W+W,W-W.W1W2W3W4W6WyWinachildishandill-formedhandwithmorethanusuallyerrcVsVVWinformalroundedscriptVinitialJWinkWWWWletterOWWlettersWOWWW{W+y+zBŠ0FSoknopaiou NesosG1H1935IPl. XIIIJ SB V 7818KIBL III, 195 (line 9); BL VII, 197 (line 7); BL IX, 249 (date; lines 1, 6)UNoWYesX31-II200-P (19)[Customshouse Receipt\ 5 X 6.5 cm_oThe magenta-colored seal, of which two fragments were recovered, showed the figure of an Apis bull, standing r.nFSoknopaiou Nesos, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptoGreekr10ssame hand as P.Mich. inv. 6160cuUnknown customs officialvAugust 25, 184 or 216 A.D.wCairox_Receipt for payment of the customs duty for the harbor of Memphis (see also P.Mich. inv. 6160c)yNeilosz$Animal; Customs; Taxation; Transport{Nesos Soknopaiou; Memphis|PHOFSoknopaiou Nesos, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptPNmuch faded in some places; two fragments of the seal were recovered (see note)Q1RRectoS Documentaryhof EgyptSB V 7818aSoknopaiou NesosAnimal; Customs; Taxation; TransportCustomshouse Rece 7818PP.unknown -=EHMWRWVWgyWWW‚Â!vWy{|WWWWق7k‚ÂĂłƂǂȂʂ˂̂͂Ђ҂ӂقڂۂ܂݂߂ႄ䂄炄肄ꂄ낄삄 WWWW`WaWbWcWdWmpr`xunknownfayumVVunknownnecropoliscemeteriesatabusiral-malaqoral-lahunUVVVWVYVZV[V\V]V^V_V`VaVbVcVunknownplaceiV7VunknownplacearsinoitenomeprovinceofegyptVVdVunknownplacehermopolitenomeegyptVunknownplacepolemonosmerisarsinoitenomeprovinceofegyuVunknownplaceprobablyoxyrhynchitenomeprovinceofegypt8V9VunknownplaceprovinceofegyptV[V^VgVunknownplacethemistoumerisarsinoitenomeprovinceofegyVunknwon+EŠ)A The dark gray clay seal (2.0 cm in diameter) shows the bust of Septimius Severus facing right, with the bust of one of his sons behind him also facing right and that of the other son confronting him, facing left. The group is surrounded by an inscription in two rows. nFSoknopaiou Nesos, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptoGreekr5 + 2 on the sealsmedium-sized cursiveuUnknown customs officialv206/207 A.D. (date of the seal)wCairox5Illegible receipt for payment of the 3 % customs dutyy-Septimius Severus, Caracalla & Geta, Emperorsz$Animal; Customs; Taxation; Transport{Soknopaiou [Nesos]|PHOFSoknopaiou Nesos, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptP`rather badly torn, with the ink much rubbed abd partly obliterated; partly broken seal preservedQ1RRectoS DocumentaryhSokno see PCustomsk publishedŠ)AP.Mich.inv. 6177BdCPapEBoak AERFSoknopaiou NesosG8H1935J SB V 7825KBL VI, 138 (line 7)UNoWNoX31-II203E-P (2)R7Š2@hAŠ3hANŠ4@NDk6Š5@hA&xŠ6hA"CŠ7@hAŠ8n'hA(,C(iA5C'E(RŠ9@hAŠ:hAL3Š;@k!ŠhA%Š?@]?19A?.hA?#CENi@?B?D?$FDH9bŠ@x=hAC?!ENi@?&B?+D?*F?'H?"l9]ŠAhBŠCuNhBODOiB9_ŠD@NhAŠE@UNŠF@XNw3A'\'9hB!D!F'4ŠGHQ8AQ9BQhAQC:?EiA';CQ E"xGQlQ ŠI@$:r4A$O9thA CE$LiA$=C$;jA$BClA ŠJhA$PŠK]S4uR9RhARCRERGSTi@S9ARCRERGRS4RhAC ŠMxhBiPdŠNlŠO@n!hAJDCiAEEŠP@CPyhBD%ŠQO hBD`Š2AP.Mich.inv. 4945CPapE Orlandi TFStudi Ricerche Oriente CrG3-12H1979UNoWNoX61926/1927; Acquired by Bell and Westermann from NahmanoCoptichont_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>mk published Š2AP.Mich.inv. 4945CPapE Orlandi TFStudi Ricerche Oriente CrG3-12H1979UNoWNoX61926/1927; Acquired by Bell and Westermann from NahmanoCoptichNŠ2hA1926/1927; Acquired by Bell and Westermann from NahmanOrlandi TP.Mich.inv. 4945CopticPapNoNo3-12Studi Ricerche Oriente Cr1979<_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>k publisheds2351Š3AP.Mich.inv. 5553CPapDEThe Homily on the Passion by Melito Bishop of Sardis described in HTEBonner CFStudies & Documents 12G85-180H1940IPl IUYesVJWYesX) 1930; Acquired by Mr. Peterson in FayumhN6Š4DQThe Last Chapters of Enoch in Greek; described in HThR 25 (1932), 205-6 by BonnerEBonner CFStudies & Documents 8G32-96H1937I2 platesUYesVJWYesX( 1930; Acquired by Mr. Peterson in FayumhA 1930; Acquired by Mr. Peterson in FayumThe Last Chapters of Enoch in Greek; described in HThR 25 (1932), 205-6 by BonnerBonner CP.Mich.inv. 5552JPapYesYes32-962 platesStudies & Documents 81937<_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPBIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>j3Check Aland, Repertorium no 0204, Ap 3 + van Haelst6&xŠ5AP.Mich.inv. 1191CPapE Husselman EMFStudies Aziz Suryal AtiyaG226-39H1972UNoWNoXi June 1922; Acquired by Nahman - British Museum;Nos. 918 - 932 Paid for from the appropriation of RegentsoCoptich 5552JPapYesYes32-962 platesStudies & Documents 81937<_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPBIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>k publishedŠ5AP.Mich.inv. 1191CPapE Husselman EMFStudies Aziz Suryal AtiyaG226-39H1972UNoWNoXi June 1922; Acquired by Nahman - British Museum;Nos. 918 - 932 Paid for from the appropriation of RegentsoCoptich==4‰AP.Mich.inv. 6905CPapDV+ P. Private Collection (Paris), without Inv. No. - Archive of Dioskoros of Aphrodito.ESijpesteijn PJF PMich XIIIG665H1977IPl. XVIII-XXIIIKBL VII, 117 (l. 21; 30; 60). MCRIPEL 7NGascou JO129-135P1985QPl. 16RSB XVIII, 13320UYesV!Top of lockers; check exact placeWYes  *k publishedlAJ. Gascou, CE 52 (1977) p. 364; R.S. Bagnall-K.A. Worp, BASP 15 (1978) p. 237; L.S.B. MacCoull, Bull.Soc.Arch.Copte 25 (1983) p. 93; L. Papini, Atti del XVII Congr., p. 767, n. 4 and Coptic Studies, p. 301, n. 7@AR O   Rp9/2/98"‰AP.Mich.inv. 6905CPapDV+ P. Private Collection (Paris), without Inv. No. - Archive of Dioskoros of Aphrodito.ESijpesteijn PJF PMich XIIIG665H1977IPl. XVIII-XXIIIKBL VII, 117 (l. 21; 30; 60). MCRIPEL 7NGascou JO129-135P1985QPl. 16RSB XVIII, 13320UYesV!Top of lockers; check exact placeWYes"C`Š7AP.Mich.inv. 4969B25CPapE Stewart RF StudPap 21G7-10H1982IPlateUNoWYesX oCoptich/>69-72Sijpesteijn PJ121-24Pl 34BASP 311994StudPap 161977<_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBacBk_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>{k publishedŠ7AP.Mich.inv. 4969B25CPapE Stewart RF StudPap 21G7-10H1982IPlateUNoWYesX oCoptich'Š7hA Stewart RP.Mich.inv. 4969CopticPapNoYes7-10Plate25StudPap 211982<_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBackBy_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>gk publisheds2363Š8AP.Mich.inv. 632CPapDIArchive of Kronion son of Apion, nomographos of the grapheion of TebtynisE Jenkins FWF StudPap 21G23-30H1982IPlateJ SB XVI 12539K*B.L. VIII, 384 (l. 4); B.L. IX, 286 (date)UYesVKWYesX-1921, Acquired by Kelsey from Nahman in Cairo[ Lease of Land\13.5 x 27.5 cm] old glassmeris, Arsinoite nome, province of Egypt(RkŠ9AP.Mich.inv. 1576BrCPapE Priest NEF StudPap 22G19-22H1983J SB XVI 12982UNoWYesX November 1924hirst Editor>Jenkins FWP.Mich.inv. 632KPapYesYes23-30PlateSB XVI 12539StudPap 211982<_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6>B<_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>k publishedŠ9AP.Mich.inv. 1576BrCPapE Priest NEF StudPap 22G19-22H1983J SB XVI 12982UNoWYesX November 1924hL3hŠ9hANovember 1924Priest NEP.Mich.inv. 1576PapNoYes19-22SB XVI 12982rStudPap 221983<_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2Bv><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>dk publisheds1475Š:AP.Mich.inv. 1026CPapE Priest NEF StudPap 22G15-9H1983J SB XVI 12981KBL X, 217 (date)UNoWYesXhJune 1922; Acquired by Nahman - British Museum;Nos. 918 - 932 Paid for from the appropriation of RegentshL3!hŠ;AP.Mich.inv. 158BbCPapE Whitehorne JFSymbolae Osloenses 65G142-4H1990J SB XX 14667UNoWNoXGpurchased in Egypt by B.P. Grenfell and F.W. Kelsey in March-April 1920hApurchased in Egypt by B.P. Grenfell and F.W. Kelsey in March-April 1920Whitehorne JP.Mich.inv. 158PapNoNo142-4SB XX 14667bSymbolae Osloenses 651990<_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600BDPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>ey; Prepared by Hunt,1920hNN!Š<k publisheds1478pril,1920; Acquired by Grenfell - Kelsey; Prepared by Hunt,1920Whitehorne JP.Mich.inv. 158PapNoNo140-1SB XX 14666aSymbolae Osloenses 651990<_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_60B0DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>k published58BaCPapE Whitehorne JFSymbolae Osloenses 65G140-1H1990UNoWNoXH March,April,1920; Acquired by Grenfell - Kelsey; Prepared by Hunt,1920hŠ=AP.Mich.inv. 1427CPapE Shelton JCFTAPA 101G489-96H1970J SB XII 10942UNoWYesX&January 1924; Acquired with Nahman lothINV NO>P.Mich.inv. 158PapNoNo140-1aSymbolae Osloenses 651990<_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_B600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>k publishedŠ=AP.Mich.inv. 1427CPapE Shelton JCFTAPA 101G489-96H1970J SB XII 10942UNoWYesX&January 1924; Acquired with Nahman loth%!Š=hAJanuary 1924; Acquired with Nahman lotShelton JCP.Mich.inv. 1427PapNoYes489-96SB XII 10942TAPA 1011970<_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBacBzk_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>hk publisheds1427Š>AP.Mich.inv. 3243CPapE Hanson AEFTAPA 103G161-6H1972IPhotoJ SB XIV 12074UYesVGWYesX% November 1925; Acquired from Brummerh%?1Š?AP.Mich.inv. 99CPapDArchive of Horos and TapekysisEBoak AERFTAPA 52G82-89H1921J SB III 7031M PMich IIINBoak AERO186P1936SBL VI, 80 (bibliography)UNoV-WNoXGpurchased in Egypt by B.P. Grenfell and F.W. Kelsey in March-April 1920[Division of Property\ 18 x 28 cm/><_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_6B00DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>k publishedŠ?AP.Mich.inv. 99CPapDArchive of Horos and TapekysisEBoak AERFTAPA 52G82-89H1921J SB III 7031M PMich IIINBoak AERO186P1936SBL VI, 80 (bibliography)UNoV-WNoXGpurchased in Egypt by B.P. Grenfell and F.W. Kelsey in March-April 1920[Division of Property\ 18 x 28 cm 28 cm6/11/96a25bCTd 99r_a.bmp 99r_c.bmp?#NŠ?hCEgyptThe hand of the clerk of the record office is a small, regularly formed, upright cursive. (Boak)Vespasianus, Emperor; Horion son of Horion grandson of Menches, father of Dioskoros; Horos son of Horos grandson of Peteuris (& unnamed brother) (see P.Mich. III, p. 179-180, etc.); Dioskoros son of Horion grandson of Horion; Ammonios son of Ptolemaios (see also P.Mich. III, 187); (unnamed official) ho pros to grapheio of Bacchias and Hephaistias82-8D9Bacchias, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptBL VI, 80 (bibliography)Boak AER186PMich III1936SB III 7031CTTAPA 52House Ownership; Illiteracy; Inheritance<_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>tjCheck LDAB for bibliographyk publisheds1442 ŠAP.Mich.inv. 6650CPapE Turner EGFWiener Studien 79G190-1H1966UYesVJWYesX/purchased from Nahman through H.I. Bell in 1934h&JŠhApurchased from Nahman through H.I. Bell in 1934Turner EGP.Mich.inv. 6650JPapYesYes190-1Wiener Studien 791966<_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>tjCheck LDAB for bibliographyk publisheds2908FWiener Studien 79G190-1H1966UYesVJWYesX/purchased from Nahman through H.I. Bell in 1934h&@?jCheck LDAB for bibliographyk publisheds2920 -9H1966IPlateUYesWYesX/purchased from Nahman through H.I. Bell in 1934h>Wiener Studien 791966<_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600BGDPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>5k publishedŠAP.Mich.inv. 6643CPapE Turner EGFWiener Studien 79G186-9H1966IPlateUYesWYesX/purchased from Nahman through H.I. Bell in 1934h&N&ŠA4534B4CWoodE Spiegelberg WFZAS 64G135H1929K# VWS incorrectly publishes as #11.5MZAS 66N Spiegelberg WO40P1930UNoWYesX Demotic-Greek mummy label; o Demotic-GreektERep Editor - Youtie LC; Rep Ser. PColl Youtie II; 1976; pg. 113hizeBack_R2><_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_60BH0DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>6k publishedŠA4534B4CWoodE Spiegelberg WFZAS 64G135H1929K# VWS incorrectly publishes as #11.5MZAS 66N Spiegelberg WO40P1930UNoWYesX Demotic-Greek mummy label; o Demotic-GreektERep Editor - Youtie LC; Rep Ser. PColl Youtie II; 1976; pg. 113h&ŠA4535B10CWoodE Spiegelberg WFZAS 66G39-40H1931M Enchoria 16N Zauzich K-TO95-9P1988UYesWYesX Demotic mummy labelserg WRep Editor - Youtie LC; Rep Ser. PColl Youtie II; 1976; pg. 1134534Demotic-GreekWoodNoYes135Spiegelberg W40ZAS 661930 4ZAS 641929<_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>Ek publishedŠA4535B10CWoodE Spiegelberg WFZAS 66G39-40H1931M Enchoria 16N Zauzich K-TO95-9P1988UYesWYesX Demotic mummy labels&Šo Demotic hA Demotic mummy labelsSpiegelberg W4535Demotic WoodYesYes39-40Zauzich K-T95-9Enchoria 16198810ZAS 661931<_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIBFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>k publisheds13ŠA4534B3CWoodE Spiegelberg WFZAS 66G40H1931K+VWS incorrectly published as #10; Youtie unMPColl Youtie IIN Youtie LCO112P1976UNoWYesXDemotic-Greek mummy labeloDemotic-Greek h&ŠhADemotic-Greek mummy label; VWS incorrectly publishes as #11; Youtie unSpiegelberg W4534Demotic-GreekWoodNoYes41Youtie LC111PColl Youtie II19762ZAS 661931<_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_B600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>k publisheds5ŠAP.Mich.inv. 4219CPapE Spiegelberg WFZAS 66G39 no. aH1931UNoVsee also oversize boxWYesXFDemotic mummy label; July 1925; Acquired by Dr. Askren and Prof Boak oDemotichGreekhŠhADemotic mummy label; July 1925; Acquired by Dr. Askren and Prof Boak Spiegelberg WP.Mich.inv. 4219Demoticsee also oversize boxPapNoYes39 no. aZAS 661931<_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6>B<_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>k publisheds2161 ŠAP.Mich.inv. 3690CPapE Merkelbach RFZPE 1G97-9 and 161-2H1967MZPE 3N Merkelbach RO136P1968UYesWYesXpurchased by Prof. Boak in 1925 (report submitted by H.I. Bell, dated May 2, 1925); described as coming from Behneseh (Oxyrhynchus)ŠtBRep Editor - Gelzer T; Rep Ser. - ZPE 4; 1969; pg. 123-33hApurchased by Prof. Boak in 1925 (report submitted by H.I. Bell, dated May 2, 1925); described as coming from Behneseh (Oxyrhynchus)Merkelbach RRep Editor - Gelzer T; Rep Ser. - ZPE 4; 1969; pg. 123-33P.Mich.inv. 3690PapYesYes97-9 and 161-2Merkelbach R136ZPE 31968ZPE 11967<_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>ZjCheck LDAB for bibliographyk publisheds2044 ŠAP.Mich.inv. 366CPapE Youtie HCFZPE 1G165-6H1976MPTheonNSijpesteijn PJO20P1976QPl XXUNoWYesXGpurchased in Egypt by B.P. Grenfell and F.W. Kelsey in March-April 1920hApurchased in Egypt by B.P. Grenfell and F.W. Kelsey in March-April 1920Youtie HCP.Mich.inv. 366PapNoYes165-6Sijpesteijn PJ20Pl XXPTheon1976ZPE 11976<_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_6B00DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>0DPIBack_R8>ed by Grenfell - Kelsey; Prepared by Hunt,1920hŠk publisheds2034ŠAP.Mich.inv. 2964BRectoCPapD.Archive of Gaius Apolinarius Niger (& family)?EPearl OMFZPE 10G55-62H1973J SB XII 11011 A BL VII, 224 (on line21). - Line 16: the column number is not lost; two marginal notes are not mentioned by the editor: between columns VI and VII, at left of lines 50-52, and at the top of the sheet, to the right of column VII. Both are too damaged to be read. (PH) UYesVDWYesX 24-5006E2-A[)Tax Register: Daybook of Payments in Kind\30.3 X 24.2 cm]+some fibres to be realigned? (if no danger)n=Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptoGreekr(Col. V - 24; Col. VI - 22; Col. VII - 24sskilled commercial cursiveuUnknown tax collectorvMid IInd cent. A.D.w Ann ArborxPart of a daybook of tax payments in kind, comprising portions of three columns which were numbered 5, 6, and 7; it records payments in grain by day, place, type of land and name of the payer9gister: Daybook of Payments in Kindmek+"g‡n=Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptoGreekr21s'See electronic version of PMich IX, 559ukSoeris daughter of Elekis the elder; Tapetsiris daughter of Orsenouphis; and Stotoetis daughter of IsidorosvEarly IInd cent. A.D.w Ann ArborxEnd of a contract dividing some unknown property between three women: Soeris daughter of Elekis the elder; Tapetsiris daughter of Orsenouphis; and Stotoetis daughter of Isidoros9AXSoeris daughter of Elekis presbyteros; Petheus son of Thrasyllos(?), maternal uncle of Soeris; - - -es son of Zenon; Tapetsiris daughter of Orsenouphis; Apol- - -(?) son of - - -, husband of Tapetsiris; Herakleides son of Herakleides; Stotoetis daughter of Isidoros; Petheus son of Charidemos, husband of Stotoetis Harpochration son of AmmoniosXzKAdministration (Archive); Illiteracy; Land(?) Ownership; Woman (& guardian){Karanis|PHO=Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of Egypttis and Tapetsiris their husbands and of Soeris$#Z7ŠAP.Mich.inv. 864CPapE Youtie LCFZPE 10G186-188H1973UNoWYesXYReceived at the British Museum from Dr. David L. Askren, Fayoum, Egypt, in September 1922hAReceived at the British Museum from Dr. David L. Askren, Fayoum, Egypt, in September 1922Youtie LCP.Mich.inv. 864PapNoYes186-188ZPE 101973<_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>k published ŠAP.Mich.inv. 864CPapE Youtie LCFZPE 10G186-188H1973UNoWYes#Z$pŠhApurchased from Nahman through H.I. Bell in 1934Sijpesteijn PJP.Mich.inv. 6642PapNoYes278-82Pl. XIX, XXZPE 1001994<_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1>B<_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>vk publisheds2902ŠAP.Mich.inv. 5170CPapESijpesteijn PJFZPE 100G269-270H1994IPl. XVIUNoV-WYesX 27-C62-A/C[Receipt for Tax Payment in Kind\ 12.5 x 7.5 cm]join 2 partiesn=Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptoGreekr6swritten across the fibresuIsidorosvJuly 29, 334 A.D.w Ann Arborpt of grain for land tax$p ŠhBPalaeogr Descr>written across the fibresMoros son of Sarapion; Isidoros (see also P. NYU 11-11a)269-270Pl. XVIKaranis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptZPE 100Taxation (Land); Tax collectionReceipt for Tax Payment in Kind1994nearly complete; much damaged along the vertical folds2Recto (written across the fibres); Verso isC blankDocumentary5170r.bmp<_600DPIFront_R1>5170r_a.bmp<_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8> NYU 11-11a)zTaxation (Land); Tax collection ŠAP.Mich.inv. 4302CPapDCf ZPE (105) 257ESijpesteijn PJFZPE 100G264-6H1994UNoWNoX0July 1925; Acquired by Dr. Askren and Prof Boak h Askren and Prof Boak hVIKaranis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptZPE 1001994<_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_B600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>k publishedŠAP.Mich.inv. 4302CPapDCf ZPE (105) 257ESijpesteijn PJFZPE 100G264-6H1994UNoWNoX0July 1925; Acquired by Dr. Askren and Prof Boak h8ŠhAJuly 1925; Acquired by Dr. Askren and Prof Boak Cf ZPE (105) 257Sijpesteijn PJP.Mich.inv. 4302PapNoNo264-6ZPE 1001994<_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DBPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>k publisheds2186ŠAP.Mich.inv. 4291CPapESijpesteijn PJFZPE 100G271-2H1994IPl XVIIUNoWYesX0July 1925; Acquired by Dr. Askren and Prof Boak hŠhAJuly 1925; Acquired by Dr. Askren and Prof Boak Sijpesteijn PJP.Mich.inv. 4291PapNoYes271-2Pl XVIIZPE 1001994<_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>rk publisheds2182ŠAP.Mich.inv. 4253CPapESijpesteijn PJFZPE 100G260H1994UNoWNoX0July 1925; Acquired by Dr. Askren and Prof Boak hŠhAJuly 1925; Acquired by Dr. Askren and Prof Boak Sijpesteijn PJP.Mich.inv. 4253PapNoNo260ZPE 1001994<_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_Bp600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>^k publisheds2174ŠAP.Mich.inv. 4181CPapESijpesteijn PJFZPE 100G264H1994UNoWNoX1925; Acquired by Dr. Askrenh ŠhA1925; Acquired by Dr. AskrenSijpesteijn PJP.Mich.inv. 4181PapNoNo264ZPE 1001994<_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_6B\00DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>Jk publisheds2154ŠAP.Mich.inv. 4037CPapESijpesteijn PJFZPE 100G270-1H1994UNoWNoX1 July 1925: Acquired by Dr. Askren and Prof. Boak_Flavia Anastasia ?h2ŠhA July 1925: Acquired by Dr. Askren and Prof. BoakSijpesteijn PJP.Mich.inv. 4037PapNoNoFlavia Anastasia ?270-1ZPE 1001994<_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>}k publisheds2140ŠAP.Mich.inv. 4032CPapESijpesteijn PJFZPE 100G271H1994IPl XVIUNoWYesX0July 1925: Acquired by Dr. Askren and Prof. BoakhŠhAJuly 1925: Acquired by Dr. Askren and Prof. BoakSijpesteijn PJP.Mich.inv. 4032PapNoYes271Pl XVIZPE 1001994<_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_60B0DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>ok publisheds2137ŠAP.Mich.inv. 3667CPapESijpesteijn PJFZPE 100G274H1994UNoWNoX&May 2, 1925; Acquired from Nahman lot.hŠhAMay 2, 1925; Acquired from Nahman lot.Sijpesteijn PJP.Mich.inv. 3667PapNoNo274ZPE 1001994<_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBackBf_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>Tk publisheds2037ŠAP.Mich.inv. 3662BaCPapESijpesteijn PJFZPE 100G268H1994IPl XVUNoWYesX&May 2, 1925; Acquired from Nahman lot.h(ŠhAMay 2, 1925; Acquired from Nahman lot.Sijpesteijn PJP.Mich.inv. 3662PapNoYes268Pl XVaZPE 1001994<_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_BR1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>yk publisheds2035ŠAP.Mich.inv. 3662BbCPapESijpesteijn PJFZPE 100G268-9H1994IPl XVUNoWYesX&May 2, 1925; Acquired from Nahman lot.hŠhAMay 2, 1925; Acquired from Nahman lot.Sijpesteijn PJP.Mich.inv. 3662PapNoYes268-9Pl XVbZPE 1001994<_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBacBk_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>{k publisheds2036ŠAP.Mich.inv. 3473CPapESijpesteijn PJFZPE 100G261-2H1994UNoWNoX&May 2, 1925; Acquired from Nahman lot.hŠhAMay 2, 1925; Acquired from Nahman lot.Sijpesteijn PJP.Mich.inv. 3473PapNoNo261-2ZPE 1001994<_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBaBhck_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>Vk publisheds1985ŠAP.Mich.inv. 3425CPapDcf. ZPE 103, 97ESijpesteijn PJFZPE 100G259-60H1994IPl XVUNoWYesX&May 2, 1925; Acquired from Nahman lot.h*ŠhAMay 2, 1925; Acquired from Nahman lot.cf. ZPE 103, 97Sijpesteijn PJP.Mich.inv. 3425PapNoYes259-60Pl XVZPE 1001994<_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8>B<_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>k publisheds1972ŠAP.Mich.inv. 3405CPapESijpesteijn PJFZPE 100G263-4H1994UNoWNoX&May 2, 1925; Acquired from Nahman lot.hŠhAMay 2, 1925; Acquired from Nahman lot.Sijpesteijn PJP.Mich.inv. 3405PapNoNo263-4ZPE 1001994<_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBaBhck_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>Vk publisheds1968ŠAP.Mich.inv. 3365CPapESijpesteijn PJFZPE 100G273H1994IPl XVIUNoWYesX&May 2, 1925; Acquired from Nahman lot.h ŠhAMay 2, 1925; Acquired from Nahman lot.Sijpesteijn PJP.Mich.inv. 3365PapNoYes273Pl XVIZPE 1001994<_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_RBw2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>ek publisheds1958ŠAP.Mich.inv. 3276CPapESijpesteijn PJFZPE 100G262-3H1994UNoWNoX&May 2, 1925; Acquired from Nahman lot.hŠhAMay 2, 1925; Acquired from Nahman lot.Sijpesteijn PJP.Mich.inv. 3276PapNoNo262-3ZPE 1001994<_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBaBhck_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>Vk publisheds1920ŠAP.Mich.inv. 3254CPapESijpesteijn PJFZPE 100G266-8H1994UNoWNoX&May 2, 1925; Acquired from Nahman lot.hMDŠhAMay 2, 1925; Acquired from Nahman lot.Sijpesteijn PJP.Mich.inv. 3254PapNoNo266-8ZPE 1001994<_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBaBhck_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>Vk publisheds1911ŠAP.Mich.inv. 3211CPapEGagos T - Sijpesteijn PJFZPE 100G69-72H1994IPl IIMGrecs en PalestineNDurand XO62P1997UYesVL 9 temporary WYesX% November 1925; Acquired from Brummerh*V(V‡YyjApollonios (polodamastes?) (see Pros.Ptol. V 13589); Zenon (son of Agreophon) (see Pros.Ptol. I 80 + add.)zAnimals (Feeding); Letter{Arsinoe he Dionos|PHOprobably Alexandria, EgyptPbroken off on the right sideQ1R+Recto (written across the fibres) and VersoS DocumentaryT 3129r.bmpV 3129v.bmpX 3129r_a.bmpX 3129r_b.bmp` 3129v_a.bmphA23.5 x 12.7 cmJuly 1925; Acquired from Dr. KondiliosApolloniosPHZenon archiveLetter from Apollonios, an employee of the dioiketes, who begs Zenon to send him some hay for the horses, as his stock is almost finished and it is difficult to buy any in AlexandriaJuly 28, 257 B.C. (date of reception)Edgar CCArsinoe he DionosP.Mich.inv. 3129GreekReceived at the British Museum from Dr. David L. Askren, Fayoum, Egypt, in September 1922Warga RGP.Mich.inv. 780PapNoYes5Warga R78-80Pl III.2ZPE 1001994P.Sel.Warga (diss.)1988<_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3B><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>^Šk publisheds3126ŠAP.Mich.inv. 407CPapESijpesteijn PJFZPE 100G275-7H1994I Pl XVIII, XXUNoWYesXGpurchased in Egypt by B.P. Grenfell and F.W. Kelsey in March-April 1920hApurchased in Egypt by B.P. Grenfell and F.W. Kelsey in March-April 1920Sijpesteijn PJP.Mich.inv. 407PapNoYes275-7Pl XVIII, XXZPE 1001994<_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFrontB_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>75-7H1994I Pl XVIII, XXUNoWYesXH March,April,1920; Acquired by Grenfell - Kelsey; Prepared by Hunt,1920hŠk publisheds2144ŠAP.Mich.inv. 3510CPapESijpesteijn PJFZPE 103G96-7H1994ITaf XUNoWYesX&May 2, 1925; Acquired from Nahman lot.h/>PapNoYes275-7Pl XVIII, XXZPE 1001994<_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFronBt_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>k publishedŠAP.Mich.inv. 3510CPapESijpesteijn PJFZPE 103G96-7H1994ITaf XUNoWYesX&May 2, 1925; Acquired from Nahman lot.h$qŠhAMay 2, 1925; Acquired from Nahman lot.Sijpesteijn PJP.Mich.inv. 3510PapNoYes96-7Taf XZPE 1031994<_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_RBw2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>ek publisheds1994ŠAP.Mich.inv. 6318BaCPapESijpesteijn PJFZPE 103G96H1994IPl. XUNoWYesX 32-C63G-F[,Official Letter: Nomination of Liturgists(?)\ 6.2 x 9 cmn=Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptoGreekr7uApolinarius, [komogrammateus]v ca. 194 A.D.wCairo, province of EgyptP.broken off on the right side and at the bottomQ1ŠAP.Mich.inv. 4220CPapESijpesteijn PJFZPE 103G94-5H1994ITaf XUNoWNoX0July 1925; Acquired by Dr. Askren and Prof Boak h Askren and Prof Boak hto>Taf XKaranis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptaZPE 1031994<_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPBIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>k publishedŠAP.Mich.inv. 4220CPapESijpesteijn PJFZPE 103G94-5H1994ITaf XUNoWNoX0July 1925; Acquired by Dr. Askren and Prof Boak hŠhAJuly 1925; Acquired by Dr. Askren and Prof Boak Sijpesteijn PJP.Mich.inv. 4220PapNoNo94-5Taf XZPE 1031994<_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600BDPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>nk publisheds2163ŠAP.Mich.inv. 3367CPapESijpesteijn PJFZPE 103G93-4H1994ITaf XUNoWYesX&May 2, 1925; Acquired from Nahman lot.h ŠhAMay 2, 1925; Acquired from Nahman lot.Sijpesteijn PJP.Mich.inv. 3367PapNoYes93-4Taf XZPE 1031994<_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_RBw2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>ek publisheds1960ŠAP.Mich.inv. 5529CPapESijpesteijn PJFZPE 106G223-224H1995UNoWNoX 26-B33C-C[)Official Letter: Nomination of Liturgists\ 7.2 x 7.2 cmn=Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptoGreekr6uAurelius [- - -]vIVth cent. A.D.wCairo$ŠAP.Mich.inv. 4008CPapEGagos T-Sijpestein PJFZPE 105G245-52H1995IPl 6UNoWYesX4March 1925; Acquired from Nahman lot from Oxyrynchushan lot from Oxyrynchushanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptZPE 1051995<_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>k publishedŠAP.Mich.inv. 4008CPapEGagos T-Sijpestein PJFZPE 105G245-52H1995IPl 6UNoWYesX4March 1925; Acquired from Nahman lot from OxyrynchushNQhŠhAMarch 1925; Acquired from Nahman lot from OxyrynchusGagos T-Sijpestein PJP.Mich.inv. 4008PapNoYes245-52Pl 6ZPE 1051995<_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBacBk_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>{k publisheds2132ŠAP.Mich.inv. 29Br+vCPapEAmbhl A-Markovska D-Milnor KFZPE 105G229-36H1995IPl 8UNoWYesXGpurchased in Egypt by B.P. Grenfell and F.W. Kelsey in March-April 1920[ AstrologicalhNQ%ŠAP.Mich.inv. 6980Br+vCPapDcf inv 6972-7072EMller MFZPE 105G237-43H1995IPl 4, 5UNoWYesX1from cartonage; bought in 1983 from M. Fackelmannh983 from M. Fackelmannh>PapNoYes229-36Pl 8r+vZPE 105Astrological1995<_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPBIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>k publishedŠAP.Mich.inv. 6980Br+vCPapDcf inv 6972-7072EMller MFZPE 105G237-43H1995IPl 4, 5UNoWYesX1from cartonage; bought in 1983 from M. Fackelmannh%$3ŠAP.Mich.inv. 6345BaCPapESijpesteijn PJFZPE 106G233-234H1995IPl. XdUNoWYesX 32-C68K-B[Document\ 13 x 6.5 cmn=Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptoGreekr4u![- - -]os, son of Kelol and AotievDecember 21, 381 A.D.wCairox-Beginning of a document, with a consular date><_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2Bv><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>dk publishedŠAP.Mich.inv. 6345BaCPapESijpesteijn PJFZPE 106G233-234H1995IPl. XdUNoWYesX 32-C68K-B[Document\ 13 x 6.5 cmn=Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptoGreekr4u![- - -]os, son of Kelol and AotievDecember 21, 381 A.D.wCairox-Beginning of a document, with a consular dateO-ŠX25-341-H[Deed of Surety\ 5.4 x 5.2 cmn=Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptoGreekr7u(Aurelius [- - -], son of Aurelius PaesisvJuly 30, 360 A.D.wCairox/End of a deed of surety of a son for his fatheryConstantius II, Emperor, & Iulianus, Caesar, consuls; Aurelius [- - -], son of Aurelius Papnouthis; Aurelius Papnouthis, his father; Aurelius Paesis(?)zFamily; Illiteracy(?); Surety{-|PHO Unknown place, province of EgyptPAbroken off at the top, and slightly at the left, right and bottomQ1RRectoS Documentaryh, his father; Aurelius Paesis(?)232-3Pl IXeKaranis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptZPE 106Family; Illiteracy(?); SuretyDeed of Surety1995broken off at the top, and slightly at the left, right and bottom1RectoDocumentary15.7 x 6.7 cm28-163*-EAurelius Pescennius, praktor annonikon; [- - -]PHReceipts for deliveries of wheat, meat(?) and vinegar(?) made for the annonaJuly 25-August 23, 216 A.D.Sijpesteijn PJ-P.Mich.inv. 5275GreekAnn Arbor10Karanis sectionPapNoYesunfold? (to avoid shadowsB)Unknown place, province of EgyptAurelius Piskennios (Pescennius), praktor annonikon; Longinia Serenilla231Pl. XbKaranis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptaZPE 106Feeding; Taxation; Tax collection; WomanReceipts of tax payments in kind1995broken off at the top ; damaged1Recto; Verso is blankOŠBaCPapESijpesteijn PJFZPE 106G231H1995IPl. XbUNoVKaranis sectionWYesX 28-163*-E[ Receipts of tax payments in kind\ 15.7 x 6.7 cm]unfold? (to avoid shadows)n=Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptoGreekr10u/Aurelius Pescennius, praktor annonikon; [- - -]vJuly 25-August 23, 216 A.D.w Ann ArborxLReceipts for deliveries of wheat, meat(?) and vinegar(?) made for the annonayGAurelius Piskennios (Pescennius), praktor annonikon; Longinia Serenillaz(Feeding; Taxation; Tax collection; Woman{-|PHO Unknown place, province of EgyptPbroken off at the top ; damagedQ1RRecto; Verso is blankS documentaryT 5275ar.bmpX 5275ar_a.bmphelivered) on account of the annona one artaba of wheat. Year 24, (3rd hand) Mesore [. . .]..j%done, on orig.; conservation6 SCANNEDk publishedp8/14/97preserv>unfold?Unknown place, province of Egypt231Pl. XbKaranis, HeraAP.Mich.inv. 5298BaCPapESijpesteijn PJ%$ŠAP.Mich.inv. 5865BaCPapESijpesteijn PJFZPE 106G228-229H1995IPl. IXdUNoWYesX 30-C123BJ-A[Declaration of Property\ 8 x 7.8 cmn=Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptoGreekr11u[Aurelius - - -]v 222-235 A.D.wCairoxReturn addressed by a minor child, with his guardian, to the keepers of the public library, declaring the purchase of some property in Arsinoiton polisR6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>i((Text too fragmentary to be translated).j done, on ph.k publishedp8/14/97s2424ŠAP.Mich.inv. 5865BaCPapESijpesteijn PJFZPE 106G228-229H1995IPl. IXdUNoWYesX 30-C123BJ-A[Declaration of Property\ 8 x 7.8 cmn=Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptoGreekr11u[Aurelius - - -]v 222-235 A.D.wCairoxReturn addressed by a minor child, with his guardian, to the keepers of the public library, declaring the purchase of some property in Arsinoiton polis>broken off at the top and on $$ŠhD_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>ViA(1st hand) [Year . . . of Imperator Caesar] Marcus Aurelius [Severus] Alexander Pius Felix Augustus, Phamenoth 10(?). (2nd hand) [To - - -] and Chairemon alias Sarapodoros, [keepers of the register of property for the] Arsinoite nome, [from Aurelius - - -, son of - - -], a minor, of the district [- - -, with as guardian] Aurelius Sarapion, son of Eudaimon. [I register the halve share, common] and undivided, of a house [and a courtyard(?) and a] collapsed [- - - which I bought under a transBaction] transacted through the archives [here - - -] in the metropolis in the district [- - -], the price [being - - -] silver [drachmai - - -]}j done, on ph.k publishedp8/13/97s2573ŠAP.Mich.inv. 6546BbCPapESijpesteijn PJFZPE 106G227-8H1995IPl IXgUNoWYesX 33-B556B-A[+Declaration to the bibliophylakes enkteseon$ŠhC>Declaration to the bibliophylakes enkteseon1995broken off at the bottom, damaged1RectoDocumentary<_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_D?R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8> iAM(2nd hand) I, Telephos, have signed - - - the 9th of the month Soterios. (1st hand) To Sokrates, former gymnasiarch, and Antipatros, keepers of property record-office for the Arsinoite nome, from Petheus the elder, son of Petheus, [grandson of Petheus(?)], from Karanis. Besides [what I registered you, I register in addition - - -]Mj done, on ph.k publishedp8/13/97s2868me, province of Egy$ŠAP.Mich.inv. 6260BaCPapESijpesteijn PJFZPE 106G226-7H1995IPl IXfUNoWYesX32-219*-M(7-10)[Document\ 10.6 x 3.4 cmn=Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptoGreekr3uUnknownvIIIrd/IVth cent. A.D.wCairoxFFragment of a document mentioning the dikaiodotes Petronius CatullinusyDPetronius Catullinus, dikaiodotes; Aurelius Dioskoros; Boubastous(?)zFragment{-|PHO Unknown place, province of EgyptP-broken off on the left side and at the bottomQ1RRectoS DocumentaryhRRectoS DocumentaryhP.Mich.inv. 6260GreekCairo3PapNoYesUnknown place, province of Egypt226-7Pl IXfKaranis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptaZPE 1061995<_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>$$ŠhBis, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptFlavius Paulos, logistes of the Oxyrhynchite nome; Aurelius Ouenaphris, son of P[- - -], former [- - -] (= son of Ptollas? see P.Col. VI, 152, 13-14); Aurelius Heron, son of P[- - -], his brother226Pl. IXcKaranis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptaZPE 106Justice(?)Petition to a Logistes1995broken off on the right side and at the bottom1RectoDocumentary3029ar.bmp<_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPI>$$!ŠAP.Mich.inv. 4788BaCPapESijpesteijn PJFZPE 106G225H1995UNoWNoX 26-B126-A[Petition(?) to a Nomarch\ 6.6 x 8.4 cmn=Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptoGreekr9u#Thenapynchis, daughter of StotoetisvIInd cent. A.D.wCairoxBeginning of a petition(?) addressed by Thenapynchis, daughter of Stotoetis, to Aelius Eutyches alias Kleon, nomarch of the ArsinoiteyAelius Eutyches alias Kleon, nomarches of the Arsinoite; Thenapynchis, daughter of Stotoetis; Stotoetis, son of Stoetis (Stotoetis), her relative and guardianz(Justice(?); Taxation; Woman (& guardian){FArsinoite nome; Soknopaiou Nesos; amphodon Syriakes (Arsinoiton polis)|PHOFSoknopaiou Nesos, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptPbroken off at the bottomQ1RRectoS DocumentaryhRRectoS DocumentaryhentaryhPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>j done, on ph.k publishedp8/13/97 $${ŠAP.Mich.inv. 6460BaCPapESijpesteijn PJFZPE 106G224-5H1995IPl IXbUNoWYesX 33-196*-Y[Monthly Report\6 x 8 cmn=Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptoGreekr10uDiodoros, apator, epiteretesv 181-185 A.D.wCairoxBeginning of a monthly report addressed to royal scribe of the Herakleidou meris by Diodoros, supervisor of the meadows of Patsontis, near KaranisyHermophilos, basilikos grammateus of the Herakleidou meris; Diodoros, apator, (son of Thaisas), epiteretes nomon Patsonteos onton peri komen Karanida (& associates) (see also P.Cair.Mich. 359, 776; P.Mich. IV/2, p. 162)zXAdministration; Agriculture; Personal status: apator (of unknown father); Tax collection{;Herakleidou meris of the Arsinoite nome; Patsontis; Karanis|PHO=Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptPbroken off at the bottomQ1RRectoS DocumentaryhRRectoS Documentaryhentaryhack_R8>j done, on ph.k publishedp8/13/97$$yŠAP.Mich.inv. 4788BbCPapESijpesteijn PJFZPE 106G222-223H1995IPl. IXaUNoWYesX 26-B126-A[)Official Letter: Nomination of Liturgists\ 12 x 7 cmn=Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptoGreekr6uQAurelius Casius, son of Pelagios, and Aurelius [- - -], komarchoi [of Karanis(?)]v ca. 310 A.D.wCairoxOfficial letter sent by comarchs of Karanis(?) to the strategos Aurelius Chrestos, giving him the names of persons who could be designated as liturgistsyAurelius Chrestos, strategos [of the Arsinoite nome]; Aurelius Kasios, son of Pelagios, komarchos [of Karanis]; [Aurelius - - -, son of - - -], komarchos [of Karanis]z3Administration; Liturgy (compulsory public service){rsinoite nome]; [Karanis]|PHOFprobably Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptP.broken off on the right side and at the bottomQ1RRectoS DocumentaryhRRectoS Documentaryhentaryh$$ŠhA12.6 x 4.8 cm32-C63K-AAurelius Achillas, son of Antoninus; Aurelius Ptollas (both former komarchoi of Karanis); Aurelius Eudaimon; Aurelius Palemon (both komarchoi of Karanis)PHOfficial letter sent by comarchs and former comarchs of Karanis to the katholikos (rationalis) Valerius Euetheios, giving him the names of persons who could be designated as an assistantAfter 304 A.D.Sijpesteijn PJKaranisP.Mich.inv. 6324GreekCairo14PapNoYesKaranis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptValerius Euetheios (Euethios), katholikos (see also P.Corn. 20; 20a; P.Oxy. XVIII, 2187; LIX, 3980; P. Stras. 617; S.B. XIV, 11614); Aurelius Achillas, son of Antoninus, komarchos of Karanis in 299/300 A.D. (see also P.Cair.Isid. 6, 97; 9, 64; 175; 10, 19; 60; 117; 222; 17, 320$$WŠr1Main text -13; remains of a text to the left - 10u.Aurelius Pasion, komogrammateus of Philadelhiavca. 215/216 A.D.wCairoxOfficial letter sent by the komogrammateus of Philadelphia to the strategos of the Herakleides division, giving him the names of persons who could be designated to deliver prisoners to be sent to AlexandriayAurelius Iulius Isidoros, strategos of the Herakleidou meris; Aurelius Pasion, komogrammateus of Philadelphia; Aurelius Septimius Heracleitos (Heraclitus)zLAdministration; Justice; Liturgy (compulsory public service); Police; Prison{QHerakleidou meris of the Arsinoite nome; Philadelpheia (Philadelphia); Alexandria|PHOBPhiladelphia, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptPbroken at the top, left, right and bottom; another papyrus (bearing the end of 10 lines) was glued to the left of this one, and a third one to the right (tomos synkollesimos?)Q1RRecto; Verso is blankS Documentaryhovince of Egypt of Egypt$ŠhA18 x 12.4 cm28-B136B*-CUnknownPHTop of a column belonging to a petition(?) concerning a property which the petitioner claims to have acquired in 139/140 A.D., but for which he has already petitioned the prefect and two strategoi in 149/150 and 150/151, because a certain Petheus, son of Petheus, and his family have tried to remove the profits of it.ca. 152 A.D.Sijpesteijn PJ-P.Mich.inv. 5336GreekCairo15PapNoYesKaranis or other place, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptAntoninus Pius, Emperor; Petheus son of Petheus (& unnamed children); Herakleides, former strategos (of the Herakleidou meris); [Lucius Munatius Felix(?)], prefect of Egypt; Hierax, strategos (of the Herakleidou meris)216-218Pl. VIIIaKaranis, Heraown$ŠhCkleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptZPE 106Justice; Land Ownership; Taxation (Land)Petition(?)1995broken off on the left and right sides, and at the bottom1RectoDocumentary<_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFrDont_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>i((Text too fragmentary to be translated).jdone, on ph. - check: add 1 fragment from inv. 5343? Needs further study, and won't bring much, I'm afraid. (PH) Traianos: add translation?k publishedp8/12/97s2435ŠAP.Mich.inv. 2868BaCPapVIIIaKaranis, Heraom$$ŠhCKaranis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptaZPE 106Animal; Justice; Lease; Police; TheftPetition to a Strategos1995broken off on the left side and at the bottom1RectoDocumentary<_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_60D0DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>i Antinoite] (see P. Mich. VI, 422 introd.; Eos 49 [1957/1958] 155-164); Therm[- - -]; Dioskoros son of Do[- - -](?); (unnamed) archephodoi of Karanis [and Psenarpsenesis(?)]; [Antoninus Pius], Emperor215-216Pl. VIIb$1ŠAP.Mich.inv. 217CPapESijpesteijn PJFZPE 106G214H1995IPl VIIcUNoWYesXGpurchased in Egypt by B.P. Grenfell and F.W. Kelsey in March-April 1920hApurchased in Egypt by B.P. Grenfell and F.W. Kelsey in March-April 1920Sijpesteijn PJP.Mich.inv. 217PapNoYes214Pl VIIcZPE 1061995<_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8>B<_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8> March,April,1920; Acquired by Grenfell - Kelsey; Prepared by Hunt,1920h$!Šk publisheds1586ŠAP.Mich.inv. 6807BaCPapESijpesteijn PJFZPE 106G212-213H1995IPl. VIIdUNoWYesX28/X[Petition to a Strategos\ 11.6 x 8.6 cmn=Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptoGreekr12uChairemon son of Chairemonv 98-100 A.D.wCairolSizeFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>k publishedŠAP.Mich.inv. 6807BaCPapESijpesteijn PJFZPE 106G212-213H1995IPl. VIIdUNoWYesX28/X[Petition to a Strategos\ 11.6 x 8.6 cmn=Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptoGreekr12uChairemon son of Chairemonv 98-100 A.D.wCairo#Petition addressed by Chairemon son|PHHKaranis$$ŠhA4.6 x 3.8 cm28-C87K-AUnknownPHFragment of a document (copy of a letter?) mentioning the prefect Statilius Ammianus and some councillors271-276 A.D.Sijpesteijn PJ-P.Mich.inv. 5478GreekCairo8(?)PapNoYesUnknown place, province of Egypt[Statilius] Ammianus, [prefect of Egypt]; [- B- -]lon, bouleutes210-211Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptaZPE 106Fragment; Letter(?)Fragment of Document1995broken off at the top, left, right, and bottom1RectoDocumentary<_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIF225-5083b-n25-5084b-h25-5085b-h25-5087b-j25-5091-cWWWWWWWWW25-5091-cx9VVVVVVVVV25-5092-cWWW25-5092-cx3VVV25-5093k-aWW25-5093k-ax2VV25-5095a-aWWWW25-5095a-ax4VVVV25-courtW#W25-courtsofs-5000V25-courtsofs5000#V25-courtyard$W25-courtyardsouthofs5000$V25-s5000-courtyard炊킋25-x26WW26-b10e-sQ(?)] Sabinus, probably about a litigation concerning cultivation of land and payment of rentsA new fragment, kept under the same inv. nr., can be added to the right of the one published, giving the name of the village of Psenyris and a few more words.gmentary to be translated).jFdone, on ph. - check: update card according to new readings and study.k publishedp8/11/97 R1><_600DPIFront_Ryh$$%ŠO;Herakleopolis(?), Herakleopolite nome(?), province of EgyptPZtwo nearly contiguous fragments, borken off on the left and right sides, and at the bottomQ2RRectoS DocumentaryT 2789ar.bmphAfrg a: 5.2 x 4 cm; frg. b: 5.8 x 3.6 cm24-4034A-BUnknown scribePHExtract of a report of proceedings before the prefect Claudius Iulianus, dealing perhaps with a liturgy203-206 A.D.Sijpesteijn PJHerakleopolite nomeP.Mich.inv. 2789GreekCairo11PapNoYesPublished as inv. 2789 a + bHeeBack_R1><_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6{B‚F9Annals of the Faculty of Arts, Ibrahim Pasha University 2G3H1952IPl. IIIJ SB VI 9242bUNoWYesX24-? (probably 24-5006E2-A)[&Assignment of Uncultivated Public Land\*10.5 x 8 cm (when combined with inv. 2898)_Published as two fragments from inv. 2890. - The article by A.A. Aly has been reprinted in 1952 as Ibrahim University Studies in Papyrology 1n=Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptoGreekr11uUnknownvIInd cent. A.D.wCairoxBlank form for the assignment of a plot of public land in Ptolemais Nea(?), giving its description, but not the name of the farmer to whom it was imposedy-zWAgriculture; Compulsory lease; Land status; Taxation (Land); Topography (Ptolemais Nea){1st cleruchy; Ptolemais Nea(?)|PHOOprobably Ptolemais Nea(?), Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptPdamaged along the foldsQ1RRecto; Verso is blankS DocumentaryX 2890r.bmph$$PŠAP.Mich.inv. 6352CPapESijpesteijn PJFZPE 106G204-206H1995IPl. VIaUNoWYesX 32-CS95-E[Petition to a Prefect of Egypt\ 16.2 x 10 cmn=Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptoGreekr14uAurelia Didym[- -]vca. 142/143 A.D.wCairoxPetition addressed by an Aurelia Didym[- -] to the prefect Gaius Valerius Eudaimon, concerning the rent of some object, which she claims to have paid, while the lessor, who seems to be her former legal representative, pretends that she still owes ity_Gaius Valerius [Eudaimon, eparchos Aigyptou]; Aurelia Didyme; [- - -]mon, her genomenos ekdikosz>Debt; Justice; Personal status: Antinoite citizen; Rent; Woman{8[Aigyptos]; beta gramma (quarter) of [Antinoou(?)] polis|PHO Unknown place, province of EgyptP.broken off on the right side and at the bottomQ1RRectoS DocumentaryhRRectoS Documentaryhentaryhoite nome, province of Egypth$$ŠAP.Mich.inv. 5478BbCPapESijpesteijn PJFZPE 106G 203, n. 2 (b)H1995UNoWNoX 28-C87K-A[(Tax?) 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A.D.Sijpesteijn PJKaranisP.Mich.inv. 5987GreekCairo2PapNoNoKaranis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of Egypt[- - -], dioiketes; [- - -] son [- - -]mmis203, n. 2 (a)Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptbZPE 106AdministrationRequest(?)1995broken off on the left side and at the bottom; traces of a previous, washed off text1RectoDocumentary12 x 18 cmKaranis, 5006-E(2)unknown scribePHExtract, made after 138 A.D., from a register of the census of 117/118 A.D., giving the composition of the household of Petaus, son of PekysisAfter 138 A.D.Sijpesteijn PJHerakleidou meris of the Arsinoite nome; KaranisP.Mich.inv. 2893GreekCairoRecto - 18; Verso - 1PapNBoYesArsinoiton polis, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptEudemos, (former) strategos of the Herakleidou meris; Hadrianus, (former) Emperor; Petaus son of Pekysis, the son of Petaus, and of Tkekis (= Tketis?), the daughter of Pekysis (see also P.Mich. IX, 558; inv. 2842; and perhaps 2912 ?); Petheus, son of Petaus (see above) and of Tamystha, the daughter of Pekysis; Satabous son of Pekysis, the son of Petaus, and of Tkekis, the daughter of Pekysis; Pekysis%"QeŒ#hDN/><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>iAYear 15 of Lucius [Septimius] Severus Pius [Pertinax] and Marcus Aurelius [Antoninus] Pius Augusti [[ [and Publius] Septimius Geta Caesar [Augustus] ]], Pauni 15. We, Ptolemaios, son of Ptolemaios, and Dioskoros, son of Mysthes, and their associates in the allotment of the sitologia of the village of Karanis, we have received at the granary of the aforementioned village by levelled public measure from the produce of the same [year - - -]jdone, on ph. scannedk publishedp8/25/97s1678ch. IX, 558; inv. 2842; and perhaps 2912 ?); Petheus, son of Petaus (see above) and of Tamystha, the daughter of Pekysis; Satabous son of Pekysis, the son of Petaus, and of Tkekis, the daughter of Pekysis; Pekysis, son of Satabous (see above) and of Thauris, the daughter of Horos; Tamystha, daughter of ; Tamystha, daughter of shedp8/14/97 %3ŠAP.Mich.inv. 252CPapESijpesteijn PJFZPE 107G271-272H1995IIV.4UNoWYesXGpurchased in Egypt by B.P. Grenfell and F.W. Kelsey in March-April 1920hApurchased in Egypt by B.P. Grenfell and F.W. Kelsey in March-April 1920Sijpesteijn PJP.Mich.inv. 252PapNoYes271-272IV.4ZPE 1071995<_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>ell - Kelsey; Prepared by Hunt,1920h%Šk publisheds1601ŠAP.Mich.inv. 4590BaCPapESijpesteijn PJFZPE 108G223H1995IVIIeUNoWNoX25-215-B[ List of Names\ 6.4 x 5 cmn=Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptoGreekr7uUnknownvIVth cent. A.D.wCairoar>1995<_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>k publishedŠAP.Mich.inv. 4590BaCPapESijpesteijn PJFZPE 108G223H1995IVIIeUNoWNoX25-215-B[ List of Names\ 6.4 x 5 cmn=Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptoGreekr7uUnknownvIVth cent. A.D.wCairo ^%vŠhB>[Aurelius] Alontios; Eutrygios(?)222-223Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptaZPE 108Tax collectionReceipt for Delivery in Kind1995broken off on the right side1Verso; Recto: remains of an account(?) (unpublished)Documentary6536ar_a.bmp653Cp6av_a.bmp<_600DPIFront_R1>6536ar_a.bmp<_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1>6536av_a.bmp<_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>L!T%ŠiA. . . soldier of the third Ituraean cohort of the century of [- - -, greeting. I acknowledge that I have received] from you a loan of two hundred fifty silver drachmai in capital, total [250 silver drachmai, at the interest of a drachme per mina every month which] I shall also pay you back in the month [- - -] of the present sixteenth year [of Aurelius Antoninus Caesar the lord. If I do not pay them back] within the appointed term you shall have the right of execution upon me and [all my] Bproperty [of every kind as if in consequence of a court decision. 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(341? see note)w Ann ArborxNReceipt for delivery of wheat made in the name of sitologoi of Karanis by Pnasy_Sotas, sitologos of Karanis; Isidoros, sitologos of Karanis; Pnas (see also P.Mich. inv. 6451b)zTax collection; Transport{Karanis|PHOBunknown harbor, Memphite or Herakleopolite nome, province of EgyptP?slightly broken off on the left and right sides (see also note)Q1RRecto; Verso is blankS DocumentaryT 6451ar.bmpX 6451ar_a.bmph00DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>fi[Month, day.] Sotas and Isidoros, sitologoi of Karanis, delivered [through] Pnas for the fifteenth indiction for the account of villagers (of Karanis), six artabai of clean [wheat], 6 artabai only.j#done, on the orig. SCANNED, checkedk publishedp8/25/97><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1>9 x 10 cm33-4017*-AIsionPHReceipt for wheat delivered by Isidoros, son of Ision(?), through PalemonFor the date, see P.Col. VII, p. 69.342 A.D.Sijpesteijn PJKainos, (horiodeiktia of) KaranisP.Mich.inv. 6471GreekCairo8PapNoYesIncorrectly published as inv. 6417bproBbably either Kainos or Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptIsidoros son of Ision(?); Palemon; Ision (see also P. NYU I, 9, 5; P.Col. VII, 141, 65; 72; 104; 141, 16; 157, 4?)220-221VIIIaKaranis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptbZPE 108Tax collection; TransportReceipt for Delivery in Kind1995(slightly) E F„xPReceipt for chaff of Karanis brought by Sabinus and Kanaout to an unknown harborySabinus son of Aion; Kanaout (son of Ouenaphris) (see O.Mich. I, p. 196); Valerius son of Ouenaphris(?) (Onnophris) (see O.Mich. I, p. 199) Souchidas (see P.Col. VII, p. 67)z/Tax collection; taxation (Land); Transportation{Keranis (Karanis)|PHOBunknown harbor, Herakleopolite or Memphite nome, province of EgyptPComplete; badly fadedQ1RRecto; Verso is blankS DocumentaryT 4280o.bmphA12.5 x 12.1 cm24-113I-C x 20SouchidasPHArchive of Ouenaphris, son of Priscus (& family)Receipt for chaff of Karanis brought by Sabinus and Kanaout to an unknown harborFor the date, see P.Col. VII, p. 67Sept. 25, 336 A.D.Amundsen LKeranis (Karanis)O.Mich.inv. 4280GreekCairo13OstNo<^454pmichinv6473$%%ŠAP.Mich.inv. 6295BaCPapESijpesteijn PJFZPE 108G219H1995IPl. VIIcUNoWYesX33-C53-B[Receipt for Tax Payment in Kind\ 6.5 x 5.6 cm_Receipt canceled with double lines running diagonally across the writing surface, probably after having been used to compile a summary of the payments of the year.n=Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptoGreekr5uUnknown tax-collectorv$First half of IVth cent. AD (July 4)wCairoxReceipt of grain for land taxy[- - -]as son of HorionzTaxation (Land); Tax Collection{Karanis|PHO=Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptP'lower left corner missibg; much damagedQ1RRectoS DocumentaryhRRectoS Documentaryhentaryh7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>%$jŠhC; Tax CollectionReceipt for Tax Payment in Kind1995complete; much damaged2Recto (written across the fibres); Verso is blankDocumentary4814c2r.bmp<_600DPIFront_R1>4814c2_a.bmp<_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPDIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>[iAEpeiph . . ., of grain of the first indiction, for Karanis, Mouranos, son of Heron, twenty-three artabai, 23 [art.], exclusive of the shipping charge. . . .@Af $  - a  h fj2done, on the orig.; conservation7 SCANNED, checked7%%ŠhA6 x 6.6 cm28-27XUnknown tax-collectorPHReceipt of grain for land taxFirst half of IVth cent. AD (July 10)Sijpesteijn PJKaranisP.Mich.inv. 5533GreekCairo4PapNoYesReceipt canceled with double lines running diagonally across the writing surface, probably after having been used to compile a suBmmary of the payments of the year.Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of Egyptwritten across the fibresSeutes (Seuthes) son of Sambas217-218Pl. VIfKaranis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptaZPE 108Taxation (Land); Tax CollectionReceipt for Tax Payment in Kind1995lower right corneP%ŠH1995K!To be republished. See note. (PH)UNoWNoX 33-158*-E/V[Receipt for rent\ca. 12.5 x 17 cmA The fragments inv. 6458a (5 fragments) and 6458b (under the wrong inv. nr. 6584) were published as two separate texts by P.J. Sijpesteijn (as Nos. 18a and 18b of his article), but they seem to belong to one and the same text, which is to be dated May 31, 309 A.D. (PH) n=Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptoGreekr13u%Aurelius Zoilos, prytanikos hyperetesvMay 31, 309 A.D.wCairoxXReceipt for two years of rent on some land, issued by Aurelius Zoilos to Aurelius PleeinyAurelius Zoilos, prytanikos hyperetes (see also Pap.Lup. 2 [1993] 95-101); Aurelius Pleein son of Eudaimon (see also O.Mich. II, 781; P.Cair.Isid. 9, 112; 223; 10, 94; 99; 168; 189. 211; 12, 44; 14, 100)zLand Ownership; Rent{horiodeiktia of Karanis|PHO=Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptP)broken off on the left side; much damagedQ5 + 1RRecto%,ŠhBs>The fragments inv. 6458a (5 fragments) and 6458b (under the wrong inv. nr. 6584) were published as two separate texts by P.J. Sijpesteijn (as Nos. 18a and 18b of his article), but they seem to belong to one and the same text, which is to be dated May 31, 309 A.D. (PH)Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptAurelius Zoilos, prytanikos hyperetes (see also Pap.Lup. 2 [1993] 95-101); Aurelius Pleein son of Eudaimon (see also O.Mich. II, 781; P.CaiCr.Isid. 9, 112; 223; 10, 94; 99; 168; 189. 211; 12, 44; 14, 100)215-216; 216-217Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of Egypta + bZPE 108Land Ownership; RentReceipt for rent1995broken off on the left side; much damaged5 + 1RectoDocumentary6.6 x 3.6 cm30-C156-APakysis son of [- - -]PHReceipt for seed corn, issued to the sitologoi of Karanis by Pakysis, son of [- - -], for land of the 52nd cleruchy he tilled165/166 A.D.Sijpesteijn PJKaranis; 52nd (cleruchy); PatsontisP.Mich.inv. 5951GreekCairo5PapNoYesKaranis, Herakleidou meBris, Arsinoite nome, province of Egyptwritten across the fibres(unnamed) sitologoi of Karanis; Marcus Aurelius & Lucius Verus, Emperors; Pakysis son of [- - -] (Onnophris?) grandson of Pakysis (see also P.Mich. IV, 223, 2657?)214-215Pl. VIeKaranis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptaZPE 108Agriculture; Taxation (Land)Receipt for Seed C7‹(ipcairinvunknownseepaplugdbatxxip75zenonarchive_Vpcairiv59632zenonarchiveuVpcairzeni59052zenonarchive^Vpcairzeniv59763invjde51617zenonarchiveVpcairzenoniv59647zenonarchiveVpcolii115hzenonarchiveBVpcolinv331331cVpcorninvii25}Vphaunii1415Vpheidinv4144Vpiandinvno439unpublishedzenonarchiveVpkoeln300rectoarchiveofpetaussonofpetauskomogrammaVpkoeln300versoarchiveofpetaussonofpetauskomogrammaVpkoeln357archiveofpetaussonofpetauskomogrammateusoV53aarchiveofploutogeniapaniskos'swifVpmichinv13682153aarchiveofploutogeniapaniskos'swifeVpmichinv15Vpmichinv15bisVpmichinv173ajVpmichinv1759Vpmichinv19Vpmichinv22755aVpmichinv23160Vpmichinv20abVpmichinv2217pryliv612{Vpmichinv22183Vpmichinv22184Vpmichinv273V%RN‹P+broken off at the top and on the right sideQ1RRectoS DocumentaryT 3029dr.bmphA4.4 x 4 cm25-5022-DUnknownPHAccount(?) of payments of sacks of wild chicklingIIIrd/IVth cent. A.D.Sijpesteijn PJ-P.Mich.inv. 3029GreekCairo4PapNoYesunknown place, province of EgyptSarapion; Ptollas213Pl. VIdKaranis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoi/>IIIrd/IVth cent. A.D.Sijpesteijn PJ-P.Mich.inv. 3029GreekCairo4PapNoYesunknown place, province of EgyptSarapion; Ptollas213Pl. VIdKaranis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoirakleidou meris, Arsinoinis, Her %%t$‹\ 6 x 4.4 cmn=Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptoGreekr8uunknownvIIIrd cent. A.D.wCairoxLList of names, preceded by the abbreviation arist(--) (for ariston, = meal?)yDiodor[- - -]; Onnophris son of - - - (Onnophris?); Orseus son of M[- - -]; Amatis son of A[- - -]; Deios apo[- - -] (son of Apol[- - -]; Chaire(--) (Chairemon?) son of Cha[- - -] (Chairemon?); Herais [- - -]zFeeding(?); List{[- - -]|PHO Unknown place, province of EgyptP'broken off at the top, right and bottomQ1RRectoS DocumentaryhEgyptDiodor[- - -]; Onnophris son of - - - (Onnophris?); Orseus son of M[- - -]; Amatis son of A[- - -]; Deios apo[- - -] (son of Apol[- - -]; Chaire(--) (Chairemon?) son of Cha[- - -] (Chairemon?); Herais [- - -]212-213Pl. VIcKaranis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptaZPE 108Feeding(?); ListList of Names<_600DPIBack_R8>iTo Iulius Sabinus, son of Neilos, of the village of Karanis], from Marcus [Sempronius Clemens], Antinoite, [greetings. I acknowledge that I have received] from [you of the produce of the past] 17th Hadrianus(?) [the lord - - -]j done, on ph.k publishedp8/20/97s2869ace, province of EgyptP.broken off on the right side and at the bottomQ1RRectoS DocumentaryhA5 x 4.6 cm33-B556-BMarcus [Sempronius Clemens(?)]PHFragment belonging perhaps to a receipt of rent133/134(?) A.D.Sijpesteijn PJ[Karanis?]; AntinoeusP.Mich.inv. 6546GreekCairo6PapNoYesNote that this fragment was not found with the archive of the family of Iulius Sabinus, son of Neilos. (PH)k_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBac%yY‹AP.Mich.inv. 5539CPapESijpesteijn PJFZPE 108G211H1995IPl. VIbUNoWYesX 29-26-B17-F[Petition\IInd cent. A.D.n=Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptoGreekr10uHeron son of HorosvIInd cent. A.D.wCairox(Draft or copy of a?) petition (without addressee) written by Heron, son of Horos, who complains to have been attacked by his mother's uncle(?) when visiting houses inherited from his motheryHeron son of Horos, (the son of Petheus), and of Taarpagathes, daughter of Petheus (see also P.Mich. IV/2, p. 171; P.Cair.Mich. 359, 382); Taarpagathes, daughter of Petheus, mother of Heron, deceased; Chairemon, Taarpagathes' uncle(?)z7Family; House Ownership; Inheritance; Justice; Violence{Karanis|PHO=Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptPbroken off at the bottomQ1RRectoS DocumentaryhRRectoS DocumentaryhR‹ESijpesteijn PJFZPE 108G210H1995IPl. VIaUNoWYesX 25-5006-A[Order to Provide Fodder\ 12 x 7.4 cmn=Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptoGreekr8uEleias (Elias)vIVth/Vth cent. A.D.wCairox6Order, sent to an overseer, to provide fodder for pigsy1Eleias (Elias); Paulos, pronoetes; Polion; TittoszAgriculture; Animals{-|PHO Unknown place, province of EgyptP8broken off at the bottom; upper left corner also missingQ1RRectoS DocumentaryT 3039ar.mphA12 x 7.4 cm25-5006-AEleias (Elias)PHOrder, sent to an overseer, to provide fodder for pigsIVth/Vth cent. A.D.Sijpesteijn PJ-P.Mich.inv. 3039GreekCairo8PapNoYesUnknown place, province of EgyptEleias (Elias); Paulos, pronoetes; Polion; Tittos210Pl. VIaPetition1995broken off at the bottom1RectoDocumentary<_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DGDPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>iA?From Heron, son of Horos, from the village of Karanis. Having come to the two houses and the two courtyards in the village which devolved upon me from an inheritance of my deceased mother, Taarpagathes, daughter of Petheus, my mother's uncle(?), Chairemon, together with [- - -], attacked me in an arrogant way [- - -].?j done, on ph.k publishedp8/20/97s2489 ‹AP.Mich.inv. 3039BaCPapCPap%r‹hA13.4 x 5.8 cm30-CS210-GunknownPHList of villages of the Herakleidou meris, made for an unknown purposeThe text runs across the fiber, not along them; one small fragment added (lower left corner). (PH)IIIrd cent. A.D.Sijpesteijn PJAndrianton; Perseai; Onneiton (Onniton Koitai); Dinnis; Hiera (Nesos); Alabanthis; Thudamas; Philopator (he kai Theogenous); Philoteris; TBamauis (Tamais); Metrodorou epoikion; Neilou polis; TanaisP.Mich.inv. 6015GreekCairoCol. I - 3; col. II - 13PapNoYesUnknown place, probably in Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of Egypt-208-209Pl. VcKaranis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptaZPE 108List; Topography (Herakl$]‹ hBs); [Claudius(?)] Dionysios (see also S.B. I, 5676, 18)207-208Pl. VbKaranis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptbZPE 108Justice(?); Orator; ProfessionReport of Proceedings1995broken off at the top, left, and right1RectoDocumentary<_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>i'(Text too fragmentary to be translated)j done, on ph.k publishedp8/7/97s2429‹ AP.Mich.inv. 3029BcCPapESijpesteijn PJFZPE 108G206-207H1995IPl. Va$ZF‹ UNoWYesX 25-5022-D[List of Payments\ 9.5 x 9.5 cmn=Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptoGreekr7ssame hand as recto?uunknownvIVth cent. A.D.wCairoxVList of (tax?) payments of money, mentioning several villages of the Herakleidou merisy-z1Tax collection(?); Topography (Herakleidou meris){FPharbaitha; Arsinoe; Mendes; Philoxenou; Ptolemais (Nea); Neilou polis|PHO0Unknown place, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptP*broken off at the top and on the left sideQ1R#Verso; Recto: remains of an accountS DocumentaryT 3029cr.bmpV 3029cv.bmphdrachmai of Pharbaitha (and?) Ptolemais 1 talent 3,06[.] drachmai of Arsinoe 4,270 drachmai of Neilou polis 2,320 drachmai of Pharbaitha (and?) Philoxenou 1 taleBnt 2,090 drachmaij done, on ph.k publishedp8/19/97s174500DPIFro%[%aw‹ 9A[- - -]on (Eudaimon?) son of Melas (see also P.Col. VII, 130, 5?); Ouenaphris (Onnophris) son of Paesios (Paesis) (see also P.Cair.Isid. 10, 75; 12, 42; 20, 26; P.Col. VII, 134, 22); [- - -]es (Aunes?) son of Polion (see also P.Cair.Isid. 12, 15; 25, 10); Patermoutis son of Dioskoros; [- - -]tosis son of Priscus; [- - -]on son of Chairemon (Horion? see also P.Cair.Isid. 22, 15; 28, 10; P.Col. VII, 134, 28; Syrion? see also P.Col. VII, 160, 54); [- - -]atios son of Ptolemaios; Harpalos son Bof Serenus (see also P.Cair.Isid. 24, 10); Hatres son of Kastor (see also P.NYU I, 17, 5, 16, 30); Horion son of Kastor (see also P.Cair.Isid. 6, 66; 9, 151, 260; 10, 122; 14, 126)zTaxation; Tax collection{-|PHOFprobably Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptP5broken off at the top and bottom and on the left sideQ1RRectoS Documentaryh, 16, 30); Horion son of Kastor (see also P.Cair.Isid. 6, 66; 9, 151, 260; 10, 122; 14, 126), 260; 10, 122; 14, 126)%RD‹ iA[- - -] On the 22: Paesis, son of Masculinus 3,000 drachmai Atisios, son of - - - 4,800 drachmai On the 23: Tanouphis, daughter of Patas 1,000 drachmai Thaisarion, daughter of Strouthos 2,500 drachmai Paeianos, son of Aphelis 2,400 drachmai - - - 2,400 dracB hmai Heron, son of Ammonas 1,200 drachmai Aunes, son of Harpokration 2,000 drachmai Dios, veteran 2,000 drachmai - - -j done, on ph.k publishedp8/19/97s2242.Cair.Isid. 17, 153); Paeianos (Paianos) son of Aphelis (see also P.Cair.Isid. 6, 216; 9, 130, 239; 12, 59; 14, 154); Heron son of Ammonas (see also P.Cair.Isid. 6, 31%UV‹ AP.Mich.inv. 6319BRectoCPapESijpesteijn PJFZPE 108G203-204H1995IPl. IVdUNoWYesX32-C63-G[ List of Taxes\ 4.2 x 12 cmn=Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptoGreekr6uunknownvIIIrd cent. A.D.wCairoxjFragment of a list of taxes (poll tax, salt tax, pig tax, ...) collected in a district of Arsinoiton polisy-z"Tax collection; Taxation (Persons){ Seknebtyneiou (Arsinoiton polis)|PHO Unknown place, province of EgyptP.broken off on the right side and at the bottomQ1RDRecto; Verso: undecipherable remains (11 lines) of a text (account?)S Documentaryhccount?)S Documentaryh/><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_6B00DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>%Q%O{‹O+Unknown place (Karanis?), province of EgyptP+broken off at the top and on the right sideQ1RRectoS DocumentaryX 2785r.bmphA12.6 x 9.2 cm24-4029unknown (a komogrammateus?)PHDeclaration, probably made by a komogrammateus, that he has given several tax registers (probably to representatives of the eklogistes) and that they gave him a receipt for it.180-192 A.D.Sijpesteijn PJ[- - -]P.Mich.inv. 2785GreekCairo15PapNoYesYesUnknown place (Karanis?), province of Egypt201-203Pl. IVcKaranis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptZPE 108iFrom the register of the public bankers on account of Thoth of the 7th year of Hadrianus Caesar the lord regarding the licence-fee for the 6th year at Karanis. Apollonios, son of Sokrates, [- - -]j done, on ph.k publishedp8/18/97s2867 anis|PHOYeither Karanis, Herakleidou meris, or Arsinoiton polis, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptPbroken off at the bottomQ1RRectoS DocumentaryhA6.3 x 5.6 cm33-B556-Aunknown scribePHExtract from a register of the public bankers of Arsinoiton polis, concerning a licence-fee for alteration of crop by Apollonios son of SokratesL. 3: (etous) is in the text and doesn't need to be corrected. (PH).Aug. 29-Sept. 27, 122 A.D.Sijpesteijn PJKaranisP.Mich.inv. 6546GreekCairo done, on ph.k publishedp8/18/97%D%@X‹hB Achillas; Sok(--) (Sokrates?); Sarenos (Serenus) son of Horion199-200Pl. IVaKaranis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptaZPE 108Cadastre; Land ownership(?)Land Survey(?)1995complete1Verso; Recto: fragment of uncertain nature (described)Documentary<_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>.Provenance>Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of Egypt<_600DPIBack_R8>j done, on ph.%6‹hCIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>iThe 13th cleruchy: 16 1/2 (artabai) of wheat, 3 3/4 (artabai) of barley; the 37th cleruchy: 7 1/4 (artabai)of wheat, 1/2 (artaba) of barley; the 44th cleruchy: 14 1/2 (artabai)of wheat, 1 (artaba) of barley.j done, on ph.k publishedp8/18/97s2794 ‹AP.Mich.inv. 5434CPapESijpesteijn PJFZPE 108G198H1995IPl. IIIdUNoVKaranis sectionWYesX 29-BS155-B[Account\ 6.3 x 3.5 cmn=Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptoGreekr4uunknownvIst cent. B.C./Ist cent. A.D.w Ann Arborx Money Accounty Ammonios; Sias; Archa(- -); DionzAccount{-|PHO Unknown place, province of EgyptPcompleteQ1RRecto; Verso is blankS DocumentaryT 5434r.bmpX 5434r_a.bmph%'‹hA6.3 x 3.5 cm29-BS155-BunknownPHMoney AccountIst cent. B.C./Ist cent. A.D.Sijpesteijn PJ-P.Mich.inv. 5434GreekAnn Arbor4Karanis sectionPapNoYesUnknown place, province of EgyptAmmonios; Sias; Archa(- -); Dion198Pl. IIIdKaranis, HerBakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptZPE 108AccountAccount1995complete1Recto; Verso is blankDocumentary5434r.bmp<_600DPIFront_R1>5434r_a.bmp<_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8>List of objects1995broken at the top and bottom, and on the right side1RectoDocumentary<_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPC~IBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>Zi[- - -], a small new [- - -] figure(?) <OR: laddle>; [- - -]; a new wooden pole; [- - -]; an old mat; [- - -]; a small new pestle; [- - -]; a hung cage; [- - -]; small [- - -] lamps; [- - -]; an earthen pitcher containing [- - -]j done, on ph.k publishedp8/18/97s1744‹AP.Mich.inv. 2944CPapESijpesteijn PJFZPE 108G196-197H1995IPl. IIIb%0 ‹hCerv status>broken off at the top, left, right and bottom1Verso; Recto: unpublished list of namesDocumentary2944v.bmp<_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_60D50DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>i((Text too fragmentary to be translated).jdone, on ph. scannedk publishedp8/18/97s1705 at the top, left, right and bottomQ1R'Verso; Recto: unpublished list of namesS DocumentaryV 2944v.bmph-197Pl. IIIbKaranis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptZPE 108Taxation; Tax collectionList of Payments1995Yes196-197Tafel IIIbKaranis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptZPE 1081995<_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7>B<_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>k published‹AP.Mich.inv. 1818CPapESijpesteijn PJFZPE 108G195-196H1995I Tafel IIIaUNoWYesX November 1924h &P‹hANovember 1924Sijpesteijn PJP.Mich.inv. 1818PapNoYes195-196Tafel IIIaZPE 1081995<_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBackBf_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>Tk publisheds1535‹AP.Mich.inv. 1258CPapE Henrichs AFZPE 11G117-8H1973IPl IVaJ SB XII 11226UYesVEWYesX,December 1922; Acquired by Flinders - Petrieh&PNP‹AP.Mich.inv. 3499CPapE Merkelbach RFZPE 12G138H1973IPl IVaMZPE 13N Lloyd-Jones HO209-13P1974UNoWYesX&May 2, 1925; Acquired from Nahman lot.hounted>YesYes117-8Pl IVaSB XII 11226ZPE 111973<_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8B><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>k publisheds1343‹AP.Mich.inv. 3499CPapE Merkelbach RFZPE 12G138H1973IPl IVaMZPE 13N Lloyd-Jones HO209-13P1974UNoWYesX&May 2, 1925; Acquired from Nahman lot.hY2329bW|W330}W331W331cW333W334W340zW341[W348W349W357W3723W374\W]W^W_W`WaWbW37553788W382W397aW4008W401aW4024 W409bWW4144W4171WWW42444244a4305WW4308W4385 W4386 WW439W4390W44=W4431W4436W4439W4452W4493a4527sW4528tW468W4697aWW4697arW4733W4738WW4738rW4773WWWWWBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>k published‹AP.Mich.inv. 3498BrCPapE Merkelbach RFZPE 12G86H1973IPl IIbUYesWYesX&May 2, 1925; Acquired from Nahman lot.h =EAP.Mich.inv. 1341CPapD+ P.Haun. II, 14 +15E McCarren VPFDissIIaUNoVsee Oversize box 19WYesX&January 1924; Acquired with Nahman lothd>YesYes86Pl IIbrZPE 121973<_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1B><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>wk published‹AP.Mich.inv. 1315BvCPapE Henrichs AFZPE 12G23-30H1973IPl IIaUNoVsee Oversize box 19WYesX&January 1924; Acquired with Nahman loth(‹hApurchased in Egypt by B.P. Grenfell and F.W. Kelsey in March-April 1920Henrichs AP.Mich.inv. 9KPapYesYes30-2Pl IbZPE 121973<_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFrontB_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>jCheck LDAB for bibliographyk publisheds3153/><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>920hKy‹AP.Mich.inv. 3498BvCPapD+ 3250EPage DFZPE 13G105-9H1974IPl IXcUYesWYesX&May 2, 1925; Acquired from Nahman lot.hAMay 2, 1925; Acquired from Nahman lot.+ 3250Page DP.Mich.inv. 3498PapYesYes105-9Pl IXcvZPE 131974<_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8B><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>jAcheck inv. 3498 and 3499 interverted? Check LDAB for bibliographyk publisheds1990 ublishedK‹hANovember 24, 1923; Acquired by Dr. AskrenWest MLP.Mich.inv. 1261PapNoYes282Pl XIIIcZPE 131974<_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>bjCheck LDAB for bibliographyk publisheds134461CPapEWest MLFZPE 13G282H1974IPl XIIIcUNoWYesX)November 24, 1923; Acquired by Dr. Askrenh&G‹AP.Mich.inv. 6653BvCPapD PKoln I 21E Merkelbach RFZPE 14G89-90H1974IPl IIIcMDissN Priest NEO3P1975UYesVJWYesX/purchased from Nahman through H.I. Bell in 1934_=Merkelbach and Priest published separately and simultaneouslyont_R1><_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>bk published‹AP.Mich.inv. 6653BvCPapD PKoln I 21E Merkelbach RFZPE 14G89-90H1974IPl IIIcMDissN Priest NEO3P1975UYesVJWYesX/purchased from Nahman through H.I. Bell in 1934_=Merkelbach and Priest published separately and simultaneously1979; pg. 35-7 Rep Editor - Priest NE; Rep Ser. - ZPE 46; 1982; pg. 54-5hpN‡hC (Jewish, Christian)Psalm III, 4 - 81936Quite damaged; Page II badly defaced3Both sidesLiterary: Biblical1573p1.bmp1573p2.bmp<_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>;jAKDone on the orig.; conservation25 Scanned, checked Check8/7/99: Rahlfs 2066K@A* 3  *k publishedlXJ. van Haelst, Catalogue des papyrus littraires juifs et chrtiens (Paris, 1976) no. 95p6/24/99s1472(r_Side>Page i; Page iiPMich IIIBible; Literature; Psalm; Religion &]‹AP.Mich.inv. 3236CPapE Daniel RWFZPE 14G75-9H1977J SB XIV 12101UYesVFWYesX% November 1925; Acquired from Brummerhunted>YesYes193-200ZPE 141974<_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBackB@_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>.k published‹AP.Mich.inv. 3236CPapE Daniel RWFZPE 14G75-9H1977J SB XIV 12101UYesVFWYesX% November 1925; Acquired from Brummerh p‹hA November 1925; Acquired from BrummerDaniel RWP.Mich.inv. 3236FPapYesYes75-9SB XIV 12101ZPE 141977<_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_B600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>qk publisheds1899‹ AP.Mich.inv. 4761BcCPapE Gronewald MFZPE 15G105-116H1974IPl. IVMSupplementum HellenisticumNLloyd-Jones H - Parsons PO276P1983UNoV-WYesX26-B2B-A[Aitia, Book I(?)\ 14.7 x 14 cm]csome unfolding needed (see verso, top left); (scotch?) tapes; 5th letter of 4th line before the endHHKaranis&7‹!AP.Mich.inv. 4336CPapE Gronewald MFZPE 15G293-6H1974IPl IXUNoWYesX0July 1925; Acquired by Dr. Askren and Prof Boak hAJuly 1925; Acquired by Dr. Askren and Prof Boak Gronewald MP.Mich.inv. 4336PapNoYes293-6Pl IXZPE 151974<_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPB~IBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>ljCheck LDAB for bibliographyk publisheds2189uly 1925; Acquired by Dr. Askren and Prof Boak hA3‹"AP.Mich.inv. 879CPapE Hanson AEFZPE 15G229-48H1974J SB XIV 11481UYesV3II 5 - Now: top of 2nd new locker (oversize folder)WYesXYReceived at the British Museum from Dr. David L. Askren, Fayoum, Egypt, in September 1922h1974<_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPB~IBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>lk published‹"AP.Mich.inv. 879CPapE Hanson AEFZPE 15G229-48H1974J SB XIV 11481UYesV3II 5 - Now: top of 2nd new locker (oversize folder)WYesXYReceived at the British Museum from Dr. David L. Askren, Fayoum, Egypt, in September 1922hsearch FundhJE†miALThe whole, with the one per cent tax, 140(?) artabai; of which (have been) measured 82(?) artabai, (and) 13 others, (and) 6 other artabai, and in barley (the equivalent of) 12 artabai of wheat. Tha - - - son/daughter of Sisois: 109 artabai; rest: 25 1/2 artabai; and in the name of Thaubarion, with the one per cent tax, 27 artabai.Ljdone, on neg.; scannedk publishedp6/25/97s1138†nAO.Mich.inv. 9880BrectoCOstE Youtie HCFOMich IVG1136H1975J SB XIV 11523UNoWNoX 33-C403-E[List of Liturgical Workers\ 9.7 X 13 cmn=Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptoGreekr15uUnknownvEarly IVth cent. A.D.wCairox:List of men sent to a village perhaps located in the Delta9K@‰tX:June 1922; Acquired from Nahman through the British Museum[Petition to an Epistrategos\ 11 x 14.5 cm])join fragments; separate from second copyn>Bacchias, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptoGreekr17u'Psenamounis, son of Psenamounis, priestvca. 166-169 A.D.w Ann Arbor8A,The priest Psenamounis, of Bacchias, complains to the epistrategos Lucceius Ofellianus that he has been improperly assigned by the ekboleus chomaton to work on the dike corve, despite an exemption from such work which had been granted to him at least 11 years previously because of his poor eyesight,yLucceius Ofellianus, epistrategos; Psenamounis son of Psenamounis grandson of Psenamounis, hiereus; Antoninus (Pius), former Emperor; Sempronius Liberalis, former prefect; (unnamed) komogrammateus and ekboleus chomaton of BacchiaszLHealth; Irrigation; Liturgy (compulsory public service; & exemption); Priest{Bacchias|PHO>Bacchias, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of Egypt%,‹%AP.Mich.inv. 497CPapE Gignac FTFZPE 17G10-4H1975J SB XIV 11492UNoWNoXGpurchased in Egypt by B.P. Grenfell and F.W. Kelsey in March-April 1920hApurchased in Egypt by B.P. Grenfell and F.W. Kelsey in March-April 1920Gignac FTP.Mich.inv. 497PapNoNo10-4SB XIV 11492ZPE 171975<_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_60B0DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>L*‹%k publisheds2365‹&AO.Mich.inv. 9855COstE Youtie HCFZPE 18G77-9H1975J SB XIV 11497KBL VIII, 371 (bibliography)UNoWNotURep_editor Casarico L; Rep_Ser C.P.Gr. II/1; Rep_Year 1985; Rep_No. App. 4hSer_Vol>ZPE 171975<_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_6B00DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>k published‹&AO.Mich.inv. 9855COstE Youtie HCFZPE 18G77-9H1975J SB XIV 11497KBL VIII, 371 (bibliography)UNoWNotURep_editor Casarico L; Rep_Ser C.P.Gr. II/1; Rep_Year 1985; Rep_No. App. 4hL*+‹'AO.Mich.inv. 9733COstE Youtie HCFZPE 18G283-284H1975UNoWNoX 31-II 200-F[Table of Fractions\ 9.8 x 9.2 cmnFSoknopaiou Nesos, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptoGreekr'Col. I - 12; col. II - 11; col. III - 3uUnknownv"First half of the IIIrd cent. A.D.wCairoxpTable of the fraction 2/3 (including 2/3 of 6,000, i.e. 6,000 drachmai or 1 talent), perhaps a scholastic pensumFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_RB>5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>,k published‹'AO.Mich.inv. 9733COstE Youtie HCFZPE 18G283-284H1975UNoWNoX 31-II 200-F[Table of Fractions\ 9.8 x 9.2 cmnFSoknopaiou Nesos, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptoGreekr'Col. I - 12; col. II - 11; col. III - 3uUnknownv"First half of the IIIrd cent. A.D.wCairoxpTable of the fraction 2/3 (including 2/3 of 6,000, i.e. 6,000 drachmai or 1 talent), perhaps a scholastic pensum+J‹(AO.WinterCOstE Youtie HCFZPE 18G224H1975J SB XIV 11498UNoWNohOstNoNo283-4ZPE 181975<_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_B,R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>k published‹(AO.WinterCOstE Youtie HCFZPE 18G224H1975J SB XIV 11498UNoWNoh‹(hAYoutie HCO.WinterOstNoNo224SB XIV 11498ZPE 181975<_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_60B50DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>#k publisheds1198‹)AP.Mich.inv. 6651CPapEBrowne GM-Henrichs AFZPE 2G171-5H1968UYesVJWYesX/purchased from Nahman through H.I. Bell in 1934h&%‹*hA6.3 x 18.4 cm, 2.2 x 2.9 cm30-CS190-AUnknownPHFragment of an unknown historical work (or polemical pamphlet), presenting the story of the embassy of the Athenian Theramenes to the Spartans in 405/404 B.C.First half of the IInd cent. A.D.Merkelbach R-Youtie HCP.Mich.inv. 5982GreekAnn ArborMain fragment: 45; small fragment: 7JPaBpYesYesUnknown place"square hand" style161-169Pl. IIIKaranis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptChambers M56-57Hellenica Oxyrhynchia1993ZPE 2History; LiteratureHistorical Work(?)1968broken off on the left and right sides (small fragment broken off als "‹+hApurchased in 1931/1932BL IX, 274 (l. 7)Youtie HCP.Mich.inv. 6223PapNoNo25-6SB XIV 11574ZPE 211976<_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1>B<_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>sk publisheds2767Back_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>Rk publishedRk publishedFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>k published‹+AP.Mich.inv. 6223CPapE Youtie HCFZPE 21G25-6!#‹,AP.Mich.inv. 1373CPapE Youtie HCFZPE 21G26-8H1976J SB XIV 11575UYesVEWYesX&January 1924; Acquired with Nahman lothive>No25-6SB XIV 11574ZPE 211976<_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_RB>5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>,k published‹,AP.Mich.inv. 1373CPapE Youtie HCFZPE 21G26-8H1976J SB XIV 11575UYesVEWYesX&January 1924; Acquired with Nahman loth"‹,hAJanuary 1924; Acquired with Nahman lotYoutie HCP.Mich.inv. 1373EPapYesYes26-8SB XIV 11575ZPE 211976<_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>rk publisheds1413‹-AP.Mich.inv. 280CPapD$Archive of the children of SatornilaESijpesteijn PJFZPE 21G175-178H1976IPl. IIIMPMich XVNSijpesteijn PJO752P1982SBL VIII, 220 (bibliography)UNoV-WYesXGpurchased in Egypt by B.P. Grenfell and F.W. Kelsey in March-April 1920[Private Letters\11.6 x 33.5 cmRecto and VersohTL‹.hC69-172); Celer; (another) Sempronius; Sokrates Antoninianus; Hexas(?); Lobotes(?); Maximus (son of Satornila), brother of Sempronius (& wife) (see ZPE 21 [1976] p. 169-172); Sempronius Kyrillos; Satornilos (Saturnilus, Saturninus) (son of Satornila), brother of Sempronius (see ZPE 21 [1976] p. 169-172); Gemellus; Iulius (& family); Helene (& family); Skythikos; Kopres; Chairemon; Thermouthis (& children)172-175Pl. IIUnknown place (Arsinoite nome?), provinDce of EgyptBL VIII, 220 (bibliography)Sijpesteijn PJ751PMich XV1982ZPE 21Family; Letter; Travel; WomanPrivate Letter1976Broken off in the middle, and badly damaged on the left side as well as in the middle and along the vertical folds3Recto and VersoDocumentaryPapNoYes172-5Pl IIBL VIII, 219Sijpesteijn PJ751PMich XV1982ZPE 211976<_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFronBt_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>k published‹/AO.Mich.inv. 9933COstE Youtie HCFZPE 21G18H1976J SB XIV 11562UNoWNoXpurchased in the Fayum in 1935T 9933o.bmph!!‹0hApurchased in the Fayum in 1935Youtie HCO.Mich.inv. 9930OstNoNo21-2SB XIV 11569ZPE 2119769930o.bmp<_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2>Bu<_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>cjscannedk publisheds1163oWNoXpurchased in the Fayum in 1935h xƒx"List of names with amounts of landy[- - - son of] Ptolemaios(?)zLand ownership|PHOFprobably Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptP*Broken off at the top and on the left sideQ1RRecto; Verso is blankS DocumentaryhA5 x 7.3 cm27-C80A-AUnknownPHList of names with amounts of landIIIrd cent. A.D.Amundsen LO.Mich.inv. 9083GreekCairo8OstNoNoprobably Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of Egypt[- - - son of] Ptolemaios(?)261Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, p1EpT9926o1W9926obmp1V9930o0W9930obmp0V9933o/W9933obmp/V9980oW9980obmpV9981oW9981obmpV9982oW9982obmpV9983oMW9983obmpMV9984olW9984obmplV9986oW9986obmpV9987ojW9987obmpjV9988oGW9988obmpGV9989oW9989obmpV9990oW9990obmpVWtWWW?WWWbmpDWEW`WmWqW}WEWHWMWRW_W`WaWgWpWqW|W}W~WWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWW3W4W5W9W:W;W=W>WCWDWEWIWJWKWLWNWOWUWVWWWXWYWZWaWsWtWvWyW{W|W}W~WWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWW WWWWWWWWWWWWWW3W7WOWQWSWtWWWW'W_W`WhWjWkWlWmWpWrWsWtW/I.oWWWWWW W>W?WGWvWwWyWzWWWomichinv4008Vomichinv4024 Vomichinv4305Vomichinv4305aVomichinv4431Vomichinv4436Vomichinv4439seenoteVomichinv4452seenoteVomichinv9448yetunpublishedarchiveofpalemonsonofptGVomichinv9449archiveofpalemonsonofptollasVomichinv9451archiveofpalemonsonofptollasVomichinv9485archiveofpalemonsonofptollas>Vomichinv9486archiveofpalemonsonofptollas?Vomichinv9771yVomichinv9772zVomichinv9793vVomichinv9794wVofuWWWWWWWW&W1W2W4W5W8W9W:WCWDWEWFWIWJWYWZWaWvWWW WW,E„hCubj headings>Land ownershipList of land1935Broken off at the bottom and on the left side1 + 1 Recto; Verso is blankDocumentary4452o.bmp4439o.bmp<_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>Ni 263, but something is lost between the two parts. (Amundsen)probably Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptKotis <or Kouis?>; Timolas; Theagenes; Pounas <or Toullas?>; Philippos262Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptOMich IInv. 4452: 7.5 x 5.9 cm; inv. 4439: 7.4 x 4.9 cm24-5048-S x 13UnknownPH+ O.Mich. inv. 4452 (see note)List of names with amounts of landLate IIIrd/early IVth cent. A.D.Amundsen LO.Mich.inv. 4439GreekCairo(8 +) 3OstNoNoProbably part of the same text as O.Mich. I, 262, but something is lost bFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5E*„hAInv. 4452: 7.5 x 5.9 cm; inv. 4439: 7.4 x 4.9 cm24-5050A-A x 3UnknownPH+ O.Mich. inv. 4439 (see note)List of names with amounts of landBL III, 263 (l. 2). - L. 1: read perhaps Kouis, rather than Kotis (not kotis for koites); l. 4: read Toulla rather than Pouna. (Unpublished notes of O. Pearl)Late IIIrd/early IVth cent. A.D.Amundsen LO.Mich.inv. 4452GreekCairo8 (+ 3)OstNoNoProbably part of the same text as O.Mich. I, 263, but something is lost between the two parts. (Amundsen)probably Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptKotis <or Kouis?>; Timolas; Theagenes; Pounas <or Toullas?>; Philippos262Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptOMich I7.5 x 9 cm31-II 202K-PIUnknown customs officialPHReceipt for payment of the customs duty for the harbor of MemphisApril 15(?), 180 or 212 A.D.Youtie HC[Soknopaiou Nesos(?)]O.Mich.inv. 9736GreekCairo3OstNoNoprobably Soknopaiou Nesos, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of Egypt21Soknopaiou Nesos, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptSB XIV 11568ZPE 21Customs; Taxation; TransportCustomshouse Receipt1976broken off on the left and right sides1RectoDocumentary<_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFCront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>iPaid, through the gate-house [of Soknopaiou Nesos(?), (- - -) year] 20, on the twentieth of Pharmouthi [- - -], the (customs duty) for the harbor of Memphis [- - -].j Done on ph.k publishedlP.Customs No. 278.p1/13/98 ‹9+>ŒiACopy of a minute (from judicial proceedings). Year 11 of Emperor Caesar Nerva Trajan Augustus Germanicus Dacicus, 15 Mecheir. Ptolemaios, komogrammateus of Neilou polis and Soknopaiou Nesos, having produced in court Pekysis, son of Pekysis, and Tryphon, son of Panephremmis, and his associates, priests of the 5th tribe, from Soknopaiou Nesos: ' A certain Harpagathes submitted to you an accusation of arson against them and then disappeared. Those present say that he did this rather, and, in Bfact, others have submitted a petition to the effect that they were beaten by him.' The strategos: 'I am investigating the charge of arson, when it happened and what was the result.' Ptolemaios: 'Nothing serious happened, for only private furnishings were burned, but they, when apprehended, kept accusing Hermaios alias ..os, son of Achaios.' The strategos: 'Did they wrong the aforementioned, or did you produce (them) in court? Ptolemaios: 'No.' The strategos: 'Whom did you suspect acted wiF1ŒjhE?) son of Di[- - -]; Totoes (son of Ptolem---?); Sarapion son of Iustus; Diogenes son of Cha...; Aristandros, gymnasiarchos (or gymnasiarchesas); T--- son/daughter of Aristomachos; (unnamed) heirs of . . . son/daughter of Harp(--); Pekysis son of Harasis(?); . . . son(?) of Kallimachos; Saras, georgos; Apollos . . .; Totoes . . .; Kronis (Kronios), onelates; Pnepheros son of Eudaimon (& unnamed brothers); Sarapion son of Tsenesis; Pekysis son of P---; Pekysis son of Petsiris; Ammonas son oFf Marcus; Taseus daughter of Ammonios; Pekysis son of Harpaesis and Sinthoonis; Peteakes son of Horos; Totoes son of Val---; Ta[- - -]; M[- - -]; To[- - -]; O[- - -]; K[- - -]; [- - -], exegeteusas (former exegetes of Oxyrhynchiton polis); Pha--- alias Th---; [- - -] son/daughter of Pachnoumis and Tech---; [- - -] son/daughter of Totoes and Tsenpetsiris (& unnamed metochoi); Ph--- son of Philiskos; Sarapion son of Sarapion and Thakoris; Totoes son of Petsiris; Pachnoumis son of Amm---; Amm0!ŒjhGonis son of O---; Taseus daughter of A---chis and Dion[---]; Pachnoumis . . . (= the following?); [- - -] husband of Taseus (= Pachnoumis?); Pachnoumis son of Horos and Taseus; Pachnoumis son of Petsiris . . .; Tadeia daughter of Dionysios; Pachnoumis son (of Pachnoumis, grandson of Horos); Tachnoumis daughter (of Pachnoumis, granddaughter of Horos); Palas son of Kesois; Tryphon son of Kesois; Apollonios alias Geminus, Sosikosmios alias Zeneios; Diogenis alias Petronia daughter of DionysioHs (= the following?); [- - -], aste (= Diogenis?); Ptolemaios son of Ptolemaios, gymnasiarchos (or gymnasiarchesas); Pausanias son of Apollonios; Sarapion; Eudaimon, gymnasiarchos (or gymnasiarchesas); (unnamed) heirs of Ammonios . . .786Pl. XXVI-XXIXprobably Oxyrhynchus, Oxyrhynchite nome, province of Egypt PMich XVIIIPersonal status: Alexandrian citizen; Personal status: apator (of unknown father); Priest; ProfessionNM,5inWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWW W W WWWWWW:W;WKWOWPWSWUWVWWWYWZW[W\W]W^W_W`WaWbWcWgWhWjWkWlWmWnWoWqWsW|WWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWW/W0W1W2W3W4W6W9WZW[WmWnWoWpWqWrWWincorrectlyVWVVVVV,V^VhViV|V}VVVVVVVjanuary1928purchasedfromnahmanVVVVuVV VjulymWWWWWW!‹=taRep_editor Casarico L; Rep_Ser C.P.Gr. II/1; Rep_Year 1985; Rep_No. 5b (l. 16-26 only)hAReceived at the British Museum from Dr. David L. Askren, Fayoum, Egypt, in September 1922BL VIII, 372 (bibliography)Youtie HCRep_editor Casarico L; Rep_Ser C.P.Gr. II/1; Rep_Year 1985; Rep_No. 5b (l. 16-26 only)P.Mich.inv. 853PapNoYes58-59Pl XVdSB XIV 11587ZPE 221976<_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>Bk publisheds3141 5i‹>hB9><_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>'k publisheds3128 oYes56-8SB XIV 11586ZPE 221976<_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600BDPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>kren and British Museum; Purchased from the Humanistic Research Fundh46.‹?AP.Mich.inv. 337CPapE Youtie HCFZPE 22G63-8H1976J SB XIV 11588UNoWYesXGpurchased in Egypt by B.P. Grenfell and F.W. Kelsey in March-April 1920hApurchased in Egypt by B.P. Grenfell and F.W. Kelsey in March-April 1920Youtie HCP.Mich.inv. 337PapNoYes63-8SB XIV 11588ZPE 221976<_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_6B00DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>920; Acquired by Grenfell - Kelsey; Prepared by Hunt,1920h5NT‹?k publisheds1961‹@AP.Mich.inv. 241CPapE Youtie HCFZPE 22G49-52H1976J SB XIV 11584UNoWNoXGpurchased in Egypt by B.P. Grenfell and F.W. Kelsey in March-April 1920hive>Yes63-8SB XIV 11588ZPE 221976<_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_B600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>k published‹@AP.Mich.inv. 241CPapE Youtie HCFZPE 22G49-52H1976J SB XIV 11584UNoWNoXGpurchased in Egypt by B.P. Grenfell and F.W. Kelsey in March-April 1920hNTZ‹@k publisheds1595‹AAP.Mich.inv. 4748BfCPapE Youtie HCFZPE 23G105-106H1976J SB XIV 12082UNoV-Karanis section (now Research box "Locker 3")WNoX 26-BS1-PI[Private Letter\ 7 x 15 cm]XCan you do anything to improve it? (realign top left? a bit of unfolding?). Bad papyrus._3Incorrectly published in ZPE and SB as Inv. 4878 f.00DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_B600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>k published‹AAP.Mich.inv. 4748BfCPapE Youtie HCFZPE 23G105-106H1976J SB XIV 12082UNoV-Karanis section (now Research box "Locker 3")WNoX 26-BS1-PI[Private Letter\ 7 x 15 cm]XCan you do anything to improve it? (realign top left? a bit of unfolding?). Bad papyrus._3Incorrectly published in ZPE and SB as Inv. 4878 f.19‹BAP.Mich.inv. 3821CPapE Youtie HCFZPE 23G104-5H1976J SB XIV 12081UNoWNoXpurchased by Prof. Boak in 1925 (report submitted by H.I. Bell, dated May 2, 1925); described as coming from Behneseh (Oxyrhynchus)hApurchased by Prof. Boak in 1925 (report submitted by H.I. Bell, dated May 2, 1925); described as coming from Behneseh (Oxyrhynchus)Youtie HCP.Mich.inv. 3821PapNoNo104-5SB XIV 12081ZPE 231976<_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_B600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8> Boakh8:‹Bk publisheds2118‹CAP.Mich.inv. 3290CPapE Youtie HCFZPE 23G99H1976J SB XIV 12076UYesVIWYesX&May 2, 1925; Acquired from Nahman lot.he>No104-5SB XIV 12081ZPE 231976<_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2Bv><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>dk published‹CAP.Mich.inv. 3290CPapE Youtie HCFZPE 23G99H1976J SB XIV 12076UYesVIWYesX&May 2, 1925; Acquired from Nahman lot.h9;‹ChAMay 2, 1925; Acquired from Nahman lot.Youtie HCP.Mich.inv. 3290IPapYesYes99SB XIV 12076ZPE 231976<_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_6B00DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>pk publisheds1924‹DAP.Mich.inv. 2176CPapE Youtie HCFZPE 23G102-3H1976J SB XIV 12079UNoWNoX November 1924h:C‹DhANovember 1924Youtie HCP.Mich.inv. 2176PapNoNo102-3SB XIV 12079ZPE 231976<_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_6B\00DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>Jk publisheds1587‹EAP.Mich.inv. 1716CPapE Youtie HCFZPE 23G100-2H1976J SB XIV 12078UNoWNoX November 1924hC>a‹FAP.Mich.inv. 1651CPapE Youtie HCFZPE 23G106H1976J SB XIV 12083UNoWNoX November 1924herial>PapNoNo100-2SB XVI 12078ZPE 231976<_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_6B\00DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>Jk published‹FAP.Mich.inv. 1651CPapE Youtie HCFZPE 23G106H1976J SB XIV 12083UNoWNoX November 1924h‹F@‹GhA?‹HhA+,‹I@@hAA‹JhAB‹KhANWkC‹LhANXk6clM‹M@DhAE‹NhAMkF‹OrhACEiB‹PXG‹QKHlL#‹R@LMkLLhAP‹YhAQ‹ZhAR‹[hAS‹\hAT‹]hAU‹^hAV‹_hAW‹`hAX‹ahAY‹bhAZ‹chA[‹dhA\‹ehA]‹fhA^‹ghA_‹hhA`‹ihAa‹jhAb‹khAc‹lhAd‹mhAe‹nhAf‹ohAg‹phAh‹qhAi‹rhAj‹shAk‹thAl‹uXm‹vhAn‹whAo‹xXp‹yXq‹zhAr‹{hAs‹|hAt‹}hAu‹~hAv‹hAw‹hAx‹hAy‹hAz‹hA{‹hA|‹hA}‹hA~‹hA‹hA‹hA‹hA‹hA‹hA‹hA‹n‹I‹h‹hA‹h<?‹FhANovember 1924Youtie HCP.Mich.inv. 1651PapNoNo106SB XIV 12083ZPE 231976<_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600BZDPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>Hk publisheds1500‹GAP.Mich.inv. 1643CPapE Youtie HCFZPE 23G103-4H1976J SB XIV 12080UNoWYesX November 1924h>+,‹GhANovember 1924Youtie HCP.Mich.inv. 1643PapNoYes103-4SB XIV 12080ZPE 231976<_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_B]600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>Kk publisheds1497‹HAP.Mich.inv. 1620CPapE Youtie HCFZPE 23G99-100H1976J SB XIV 12077UYesVLWYesX November 1924h+,A‹IAP.Mich.inv. 1044CPapE Youtie HCFZPE 23G107-9H1976J SB XIV 12085UNoWNoXhJune 1922; Acquired by Nahman - British Museum;Nos. 918 - 932 Paid for from the appropriation of RegentshSer_Vol>ZPE 231976<_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600BmDPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>[k published‹IAP.Mich.inv. 1044CPapE Youtie HCFZPE 23G107-9H1976J SB XIV 12085UNoWNoXhJune 1922; Acquired by Nahman - British Museum;Nos. 918 - 932 Paid for from the appropriation of Regentsh@B‹IhAJune 1922; Acquired by Nahman - British Museum;Nos. 918 - 932 Paid for from the appropriation of RegentsYoutie HCP.Mich.inv. 1044PapNoNo107-9SB XIV 12085ZPE 231976<_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFBront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>k publisheds1306‹JAP.Mich.inv. 972CPapE Youtie HCFZPE 23G106-7H1976J SB XIV 12084UNoWNoXhJune 1922; Acquired by Nahman - British Museum;Nos. 918 - 932 Paid for from the appropriation of RegentshANWr‹JhAJune 1922; Acquired by Nahman - British Museum;Nos. 918 - 932 Paid for from the appropriation of RegentsYoutie HCP.Mich.inv. 972PapNoNo106-7SB XIV 12084ZPE 231976<_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFrBont_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>k publisheds3242‹KAP.Mich.inv. 406CPapE Youtie HCFZPE 23G139-42H1976J SB XIV 12088UNoWYesXGpurchased in Egypt by B.P. Grenfell and F.W. Kelsey in March-April 1920hNWNX$‹Kk publisheds2142‹LAP.Mich.inv. 160CPapD+ P.Oslo II 18E Youtie HCFZPE 23G131-8H1976J SB XIV 12087K+BL VIII, 378 (A, l. 16); BL IX, 278 (l. 13)M New Docs. 8N Llewelyn SRO70-74P1998UYesVHWYesXGpurchased in Egypt by B.P. Grenfell and F.W. Kelsey in March-April 1920heFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8>B<_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>k published‹LAP.Mich.inv. 160CPapD+ P.Oslo II 18E Youtie HCFZPE 23G131-8H1976J SB XIV 12087K+BL VIII, 378 (A, l. 16); BL IX, 278 (l. 13)M New Docs. 8N Llewelyn SRO70-74P1998UYesVHWYesXGpurchased in Egypt by B.P. Grenfell and F.W. Kelsey in March-April 1920hME‹MAP.Mich.inv. 4001CPapE Daniel RWFZPE 24G82-8H1977J SB XIV 12102UYesVIWYesX4March 1925; Acquired from Nahman lot from Oxyrynchushtie HCP.Mich.inv. 160HPapYesYes131-8SB XVI 12087ZPE 231976<_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6>B<_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>k published‹MAP.Mich.inv. 4001CPapE Daniel RWFZPE 24G82-8H1977J SB XIV 12102UYesVIWYesX4March 1925; Acquired from Nahman lot from OxyrynchushDM‹MhAMarch 1925; Acquired from Nahman lot from OxyrynchusDaniel RWP.Mich.inv. 4001IPapYesYes82-8SB XIV 12102ZPE 241977<_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DBPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>k publisheds2131‹NAP.Mich.inv. 3799CPapE Youtie HCFZPE 24G127-8H1977J SB XIV 12106UNoWNoXpurchased by Prof. Boak in 1925 (report submitted by H.I. Bell, dated May 2, 1925); described as coming from Behneseh (Oxyrhynchus)hM{‹Nk publisheds2116‹OAP.Mich.inv. 3036BRecto and VersoCPapE Youtie LCFZPE 24G140-142H1977J SB XIV 12109UNoV-WNoX24-102D over E[$Contract of Sale of Wheat in Advance\13.5 X 27.5 cm]fcheck it up, to be sure it's fine (some small folds not worth of doing anything? - alignment at top??)n=Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptoGreekFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2Bv><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>dk published‹OAP.Mich.inv. 3036BRecto and VersoCPapE Youtie LCFZPE 24G140-142H1977J SB XIV 12109UNoV-WNoX24-102D over E[$Contract of Sale of Wheat in Advance\13.5 X 27.5 cm]fcheck it up, to be sure it's fine (some small folds not worth of doing anything? - alignment at top??)n=Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptoGreekH‹PXYReceived at the British Museum from Dr. David L. Askren, Fayoum, Egypt, in September 1922hAReceived at the British Museum from Dr. David L. Askren, Fayoum, Egypt, in September 1922BL X, 211 (l. 6)Youtie HCP.Mich.inv. 829PapNoNo125-7SB XIV 12105ZPE 241977<_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFrontB_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>k publishedlP.Graux II, 21, introd.s3136 ‹QAP.Mich.inv. 412BrCPapE Youtie HCFZPE 24G133-7H1977IPl IcJSB XIV 12108 (and p. 534)graphy); BL X, 212 (bibliography)UYesVIII3WYesGL#‹QKABL VIII, 378; BL IX, 278 (bibliography); BL X, 212 (bibliography)UYesVIII3WYesXGpurchased in Egypt by B.P. Grenfell and F.W. Kelsey in March-April 1920hApurchased in Egypt by B.P. Grenfell and F.W. Kelsey in March-April 1920BL VIII, 378; BL IX, 278 (bibliography); BL X, 212 (bibliography)Youtie HCP.Mich.inv. 412III3PapYesYes133-7Pl IcSB XIV 12108 (and p. 534)rZPE 241977<_600DPIFront_B*R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>k publishedddnt,1920hD ( blviii378bibliographyl20-21blx212bibliographyRVblviii378blix278bibliographyblx212bibliographyQVblviii379bibliographyZViVblviii379datel14rVblviii381l21325/Vblviii384l7blix287provenancel1922Vblviii385bibliographyblix289l13Vblviii385colvil7blix291coliil15etccolivl15Vblviii385l45-610-11dateVblviii388bibliographyVblviii388datel1readboethysforboethoisinsteadofboVblviii526datenVV Vt_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>k published‹RAP.Mich.inv. 347BvCPapE Youtie HCFZPE 24G129-32H1977J SB XIV 12107KBL X, 212 (bibliography)UYesWYesXH March,April,1920; Acquired by Grenfell - Kelsey; Prepared by Hunt,1920hLLK‹SAP.Mich.inv. 4315CPapE Youtie HCFZPE 25G137-8H1977J SB XIV 12110UNoWNoX0July 1925; Acquired by Dr. Askren and Prof Boak h.Mich.inv. 347PapYesYes129-32SB XIV 12107vZPE 241977<_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>k published‹SAP.Mich.inv. 4315CPapE Youtie HCFZPE 25G137-8H1977J SB XIV 12110UNoWNoX0July 1925; Acquired by Dr. Askren and Prof Boak hJNY:‹ShAJuly 1925; Acquired by Dr. Askren and Prof Boak Youtie HCP.Mich.inv. 4315PapNoNo137-8SB XIV 12110ZPE 251977<_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DBPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>mk publisheds2188‹TAP.Mich.inv. 269CPapE Youtie HCFZPE 25G139-40H1977J SB XIV 12111UNoWNoXGpurchased in Egypt by B.P. Grenfell and F.W. Kelsey in March-April 1920hNYM`‹Tk publisheds1611‹UAP.Mich.inv. 181CPapE Youtie HCFZPE 25G141-4H1977J SB XIV 12112UYesVCWNoXGpurchased in Egypt by B.P. Grenfell and F.W. Kelsey in March-April 1920hApurchased in Egypt by B.P. Grenfell and F.W. Kelsey in March-April 1920Youtie HCP.Mich.inv. 181CPapYesNo141-4SB XIV 12112ZPE 251977<_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIBFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>LN‹Uk publisheds1532‹VAP.Mich.inv. 1033CPapE Youtie LCFZPE 26G293-6H1977J SB XIV 12136UYesVIII3WYesXhJune 1922; Acquired by Nahman - British Museum;Nos. 918 - 932 Paid for from the appropriation of Regentsh>SB XIV 12112ZPE 251977<_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPBIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>k published‹VAP.Mich.inv. 1033CPapE Youtie LCFZPE 26G293-6H1977J SB XIV 12136UYesVIII3WYesXhJune 1922; Acquired by Nahman - British Museum;Nos. 918 - 932 Paid for from the appropriation of RegentshMNO‹VhAJune 1922; Acquired by Nahman - British Museum;Nos. 918 - 932 Paid for from the appropriation of RegentsYoutie LCP.Mich.inv. 1033III3PapYesYes293-6SB XIV 12136ZPE 261977<_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFrBont_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>k publisheds1302‹WAP.Mich.inv. 2458CPapE Priest NEFZPE 27G193-200H1977J SB XIV 12157UYesWYesX November 1924hN'g‹XAP.Mich.inv. 1455CPapE Youtie LCFZPE 27G140-1H1977J SB XIV 12141UYesVEWNoX November 1924hPapYesYes193-200SB XIV 12157ZPE 271977<_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>Nk published‹XAP.Mich.inv. 1455CPapE Youtie LCFZPE 27G140-1H1977J SB XIV 12141UYesVEWNoX November 1924h'A>‹YAP.Mich.inv. 855CPapE Youtie HCFZPE 27G147-50H1977IPl VIIJ SB XIV 12143KBL IX, 278 (bibliography)UNoWYesXYReceived at the British Museum from Dr. David L. Askren, Fayoum, Egypt, in September 1922h1977<_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPBkIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>Yk published‹YAP.Mich.inv. 855CPapE Youtie HCFZPE 27G147-50H1977IPl VIIJ SB XIV 12143KBL IX, 278 (bibliography)UNoWYesXYReceived at the British Museum from Dr. David L. Askren, Fayoum, Egypt, in September 1922hL$R%‹[AP.Mich.inv. 71CPapE Youtie HCe HCFZPE 27G124-137H1977J SB XIV 12139UYesV(Mrs. Youtie's box)W5.4657 - .4664XH March,April,1920; Acquired by Grenfell - Kelsey; Prepared by Hunt,1920hA March,April,1920; Acquired by Grenfell - Kelsey; Prepared by Hunt,1920Youtie HCP.Mich.inv. 148(Mrs. Youtie's box)PapYes5.4657 - .4664124-137SB XIV 12139vZPE 271977<_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_BR5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>k published ‹[AP.Mich.inv. 71CPapE Youtie HC.inv. 71CPapE Youtie HCQ&>‹[FZPE 27G121-4H1977J SB XIV 12138UYesVCWYesXGpurchased in Egypt by B.P. Grenfell and F.W. Kelsey in March-April 1920hApurchased in Egypt by B.P. Grenfell and F.W. Kelsey in March-April 1920Youtie HCP.Mich.inv. 71CPapYesYes121-4SB XIV 12138ZPE 271977<_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIBFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>k publisheds3077 ‹\AP.Mich.inv. 6767CPapE Youtie HCFZPE 28G251-4H1978J SB XIV 12169KBL IX, 279 (l. 9)UNoWYesXJuly 1925; Acquired from Dr. KondiliosBL IX, p. 281 (l. 16)McNamee KP.Mich.inv. 3172PapNoYes149-57SB XVI 12334 (and XVIII, p. 481)BASP 191982<_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_RB7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>k publisheds185467CPapE Youtie HCFZPE 28G251-4H1978J SB XIV 12169UNoWYesXU‹]hA1926/1927; Acquired by BellGronewald MP.Mich.inv. 4912PapNoNo278-80aZPE 281978<_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_6Bo00DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>]jcheck LDAB for bibliographyk publisheds2342 Acquired by BellhTVz‹^AP.Mich.inv. 1429CPapE Youtie HCFZPE 28G262-4H1978I Pl XVIIIaUNoWYesX&January 1924; Acquired with Nahman lothNoNo278-80aZPE 281978<_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_6Bo00DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>]k published‹^AP.Mich.inv. 1429CPapE Youtie HCFZPE 28G262-4H1978I Pl XVIIIaUNoWYesX&January 1924; Acquired with Nahman lothUWR‹^hAJanuary 1924; Acquired with Nahman lotYoutie HCP.Mich.inv. 1429PapNoYes262-4Pl XVIIIaZPE 281978<_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2Bv><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>dk publisheds1429‹_AP.Mich.inv. 974CPapE Youtie HCFZPE 28G245-8H1978J SB XIV 12168UNoWYesXhJune 1922; Acquired by Nahman - British Museum;Nos. 918 - 932 Paid for from the appropriation of RegentshVN\}‹_hAJune 1922; Acquired by Nahman - British Museum;Nos. 918 - 932 Paid for from the appropriation of RegentsYoutie HCP.Mich.inv. 974PapNoYes245-8SB XIV 12168ZPE 281978<_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFBront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>k publisheds3244‹`AP.Mich.inv. 346CPapE Youtie HCFZPE 28G265-8H1978I Pl XVIIIbJ SB XIV 12173UNoWYesXGpurchased in Egypt by B.P. Grenfell and F.W. Kelsey in March-April 1920hN\N[‹`k publisheds1980‹aAP.Mich.inv. 176CPapE Youtie HCFZPE 28G259-261H1978J SB XIV 12171UNoWYesXGpurchased in Egypt by B.P. Grenfell and F.W. Kelsey in March-April 1920h>Yes265-8Pl XVIIIbSB XIV 12173ZPE 281978<_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_B600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>k published‹aAP.Mich.inv. 176CPapE Youtie HCFZPE 28G259-261H1978J SB XIV 12171UNoWYesXGpurchased in Egypt by B.P. Grenfell and F.W. Kelsey in March-April 1920hL%L.‹bAP.Mich.inv. 69CPapE Youtie HCFZPE 28G255-8H1978J SB XIV 12170UNoWYesXGpurchased in Egypt by B.P. Grenfell and F.W. Kelsey in March-April 1920hApurchased in Egypt by B.P. Grenfell and F.W. Kelsey in March-April 1920Youtie HCP.Mich.inv. 69PapNoYes255-8SB XIV 12170ZPE 281978<_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_6B00DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>Kelsey; Prepared by Hunt,1920hL[0‹cAP.Mich.inv. 249CPapE Youtie HCFZPE 29G286-7H1978J SB XIV 12176UNoWYesXGpurchased in Egypt by B.P. Grenfell and F.W. Kelsey in March-April 1920hApurchased in Egypt by B.P. Grenfell and F.W. Kelsey in March-April 1920Youtie HCP.Mich.inv. 249PapNoYes286-7SB XIV 12176ZPE 291978<_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_B600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>ey; Prepared by Hunt,1920hZLTS‹ck publisheds1599‹dAP.Mich.inv. 203CPapE Youtie HCFZPE 29G289-291H1978J SB XIV 12178UNoWYesXGpurchased in Egypt by B.P. Grenfell and F.W. Kelsey in March-April 1920hApurchased in Egypt by B.P. Grenfell and F.W. Kelsey in March-April 1920Youtie HCP.Mich.inv. 203PapNoYes289-291SB XIV 12178ZPE 291978<_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8>B<_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>LTL.‹eAP.Mich.inv. 202CPapE Youtie HCFZPE 29G287-9H1978J SB XIV 12177UNoWNoXGpurchased in Egypt by B.P. Grenfell and F.W. Kelsey in March-April 1920hApurchased in Egypt by B.P. Grenfell and F.W. Kelsey in March-April 1920Youtie HCP.Mich.inv. 202PapNoNo287-9SB XIV 12177ZPE 291978<_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_6B00DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>Kelsey; Prepared by Hunt,1920hLPK=‹fk publishedl"J.M.S. Cowey, ZPE 101 (1994) p. 82s1553‹gAP.Mich.inv. 3718CPapEHenrichs A-Husselman EMFZPE 3G175-89H1968UYesVLWYesXpurchased by Prof. Boak in 1925 (report submitted by H.I. Bell, dated May 2, 1925); described as coming from Behneseh (Oxyrhynchus)hApurchased by Prof. Boak in 1925 (report submitted by H.I. Bell, dated May 2, 1925); described as coming from Behneseh (Oxyrhynchus)Henrichs A-Husselman EMP.Mich.inv. 3718LPapYesYes175-89ZPE 31968<_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFroBnt_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>P+X-1925; Acquired by Prof. Boak from OxyrhynchushA1925; Acquired by Prof. Boak from Oxyrhynchus3755Schwendner GWP.Mich.inv. 4493PapNoYes8aDiss1988<_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPBIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>jCheck LDAB for bibliographyk publisheds2211AP.Mich.inv. 4457BaCPapE Priest NEF1Homeric Papyri in the Michigan Collection (Diss.)G6H1975MZPE 46N Priest NEO69P1982UNoWNoX/July 1925; Acquired by Dr. Askren and Prof Boakhw`‹hAP.Mich.inv. 1355BrCPapE Youtie LCFZPE 30G177-86H1978J SB XIV 12181UNoWYesX&January 1924; Acquired with Nahman loth8APapYesYes175-89ZPE 31968<_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_60B0DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>ok published‹hAP.Mich.inv. 1355BrCPapE Youtie LCFZPE 30G177-86H1978J SB XIV 12181UNoWYesX&January 1924; Acquired with Nahman loth_L"H‹hhAJanuary 1924; Acquired with Nahman lotYoutie LCP.Mich.inv. 1355PapNoYes177-86SB XIV 12181rZPE 301978<_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBackB_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>zk publisheds1399‹iAP.Mich.inv. 1355BvCPapE Youtie HCFZPE 30G186-90H1978J SB XIV 12182KBL VIII, 379 (bibliography)UNoWYesX&January 1924; Acquired with Nahman lothL"N^‹jAP.Mich.inv. 175CPapD+ P.Mich. inv. 173aE Youtie HCFZPE 30G175-177H1978J SB XIV 12180KBL X, 212 (date)MBASP 34NGagos TO39-43P1997QPl. 2-3UNoWYesXGpurchased in Egypt by B.P. Grenfell and F.W. Kelsey in March-April 1920hApurchased in Egypt by B.P. Grenfell and F.W. Kelsey in March-April 1920+ P.Mich. inv. 173aBL X, 212 (date)Youtie HCP.Mich.inv. 175PapNoYes175-177Gagos T39-43Pl. 2-3BASP 341997SB XIV 12180ZPE 301978PapNoYes175-7ZPE 301978<_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>rk published‹kAP.Mich.inv. 4258CPapE Youtie HCFZPE 31G170-2H1978IPl IVcJ SB XIV 12200UNoWYesX0July 1925; Acquired by Dr. Askren and Prof Boak hbdK‹khAJuly 1925; Acquired by Dr. Askren and Prof Boak Youtie HCP.Mich.inv. 4258PapNoYes170-2Pl IVcSB XIV 12200ZPE 311978<_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>~k publisheds2175‹lAP.Mich.inv. 4195CPapE Youtie HCFZPE 31G167-9H1978J SB XIV 12199UNoWYesXFJuly 1925; Acquired by Dr. Askren and Prof Boak from Mahammad AbdullahhcM ‹lhAJuly 1925; Acquired by Dr. Askren and Prof Boak from Mahammad AbdullahYoutie HCP.Mich.inv. 4195PapNoYes167-9SB XIV 12199ZPE 311978<_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_B600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>k publisheds2156‹mAP.Mich.inv. 3822CPapE Youtie HCFZPE 31G166-7H1978J SB XIV 12198UNoWNoXpurchased by Prof. Boak in 1925 (report submitted by H.I. Bell, dated May 2, 1925); described as coming from Behneseh (Oxyrhynchus)hM f‹mk publisheds2119‹nAP.Mich.inv. 3249BvCPapE Youtie HCFZPE 31G174-5H1978IPl VbJ SB XIV 12202UNoWYesX% November 1925; Acquired from BrummerhPg_No>166-7SB XIV 12198ZPE 311978<_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2Bv><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>dk published‹nAP.Mich.inv. 3249BvCPapE Youtie HCFZPE 31G174-5H1978IPl VbJ SB XIV 12202UNoWYesX% November 1925; Acquired from Brummerheg=‹nhA November 1925; Acquired from BrummerYoutie HCP.Mich.inv. 3249PapNoYes174-5Pl VbSB XIV 12202vZPE 311978<_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>k publisheds1910‹oAP.Mich.inv. 3249BrCPapE Youtie HCFZPE 31G173-4H1978IPl VaJ SB XIV 12201UNoWYesX% November 1925; Acquired from Brummerhfh~‹ohA November 1925; Acquired from BrummerYoutie HCP.Mich.inv. 3249PapNoYes173-4Pl VaSB XIV 12201rZPE 311978<_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>k publisheds1909‹pAP.Mich.inv. 1013CPapE Youtie HCFZPE 31G163-4H1978IPl IVbJ SB XIV 12196UNoWYesXhJune 1922; Acquired by Nahman - British Museum;Nos. 918 - 932 Paid for from the appropriation of RegentshgN]‹phAJune 1922; Acquired by Nahman - British Museum;Nos. 918 - 932 Paid for from the appropriation of RegentsYoutie HCP.Mich.inv. 1013PapNoYes163-4Pl IVbSB XIV 12196ZPE 311978<_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFronBt_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>k publisheds1295‹qAP.Mich.inv. 419CPapE Youtie HCFZPE 31G176-9H1978IPl VcJ SB XIV 12203UNoWYesXGpurchased in Egypt by B.P. Grenfell and F.W. Kelsey in March-April 1920hN]L ‹qk publisheds2155‹rAP.Mich.inv. 335BvCPapE Youtie HCFZPE 32G237-40H1978IPl IVJ SB XIV 12208KBL VIII, 379 (date; l. 14)UYesVIII3WYesXGpurchased in Egypt by B.P. Grenfell and F.W. Kelsey in March-April 1920hApurchased in Egypt by B.P. Grenfell and F.W. Kelsey in March-April 1920BL VIII, 379 (date; l. 14)Youtie HCP.Mich.inv. 335III3PapYesYes237-40Pl IVSB XIV 12208vZPE 321978<_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600BDPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>89&'()*+,-./0123456789:;<=>?@ABCDEFGHIJKLMNOPQRSTUVWXYZ[\]^_`abcdefghijklmnopqrstuvwxyz{|}~‚ÂĂłƂǂȂɂʂ˂̂͂΂ςЂт҂ӂԂՂւׂ؂قڂۂ܂݂ނ߂ႅ₅ゅ䂅傅悅炅肅邅  !"#$%&'()*+,-./0123456789:;<=>?@ABCDEFGHIJKLMNOPQRSTUVWXYZ[\]^_`abcdefghijklmnopqrstu&Yt‹ts!rapid professional hand (Youties)u#Anchophis son of Stotoetis, hiereusvMarch 20, 201 A.D.w Ann ArborxDeclaration of 5 arourai of uninundated land near Apias, addressed to several officials by a priest of Soknopaiou Nesos, Anchophis son of Stotoetis9AAurelius Alexandros, strategos of the Themistou kai Polemonos merides; Kasianos (Cassianus), basilikos grammateus of the Themistou meris; Papontos, komogrammateus of Apias; Anchophis son of Stotoetis, hiereus (see also B.G.U. II, 406, ii, 18); Pompeius Kelearis (Cerealis), epitroposzJAdministration; Agriculture; Cadastre; Irrigation; Priest; Taxation (Land){aThemistou meris & Polemonos meris, Arsinoite nome; Apias; Soknopaiou Nesos; topos dekapentarouros|PHOFSoknopaiou Nesos, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptPslightly damagedQ1RRecto; Verso is blankS DocumentaryT 6167r_a.bmph meris; Papontos, komogrammateus of Apias; Anchophis son of Stotoetis, hiereus (see also B.G.U. II, 406, ii, 18); Pom<m‹uhAPurchased in 1928/1929Originally Inv. 5576, corrected by L. KoenenYoutie LCP.Mich.inv. 5576PapNoYes215-6Pl XIbSB XVI 12568aZPE 331979<_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFrontB_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>jCheck inv. nr.k publisheds25002500 PIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>/k published‹uAP.Mich.inv. 5576BaCPapE Youtie LCFZPE 33G215-6H1979IPl XIbJ SB XVI 12568K,Originally Inv. 5576, corrected by L. KoenenUNoWYesln‹vAP.Mich.inv. 4372CPapEYoutie HC-Youtie LCFZPE 33G194-6H1979IPl IXcJ SB XVI 12561UNoWYesX0July 1925; Acquired by Dr. Askren and Prof Boak hoenenYoutie LCP.Mich.inv. 5576PapNoYes215-6Pl XIbSB XVI 12568aZPE 331979<_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>k published‹vAP.Mich.inv. 4372CPapEYoutie HC-Youtie LCFZPE 33G194-6H1979IPl IXcJ SB XVI 12561UNoWYesX0July 1925; Acquired by Dr. Askren and Prof Boak hmT‹vhAJuly 1925; Acquired by Dr. Askren and Prof Boak Youtie HC-Youtie LCP.Mich.inv. 4372PapNoYes194-6Pl IXcSB XVI 12561ZPE 331979<_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>k publisheds2193‹wAP.Mich.inv. 3318CPapESijpesteijn PJFZPE 33G250-253H1979MPMich XVNSijpesteijn PJO748P1982QPl. XXIXS-BL VIII, 219-20 (l. 4); BL IX 164 (l. 9 & 10)UNoV-WYesX%May 2, 1925; Acquired from Nahman lot[Receipt for the Price of Wine\17.7 x 12.7 cm](check l. 9, end; clean verso if possibleTT‹wiA(Cross) (Cross) In the name of our Lord and Master Jesus Christus, our God and Saviour, the 20th Mesore of the 9th indiction, at the start of the D.V. tenth indiction. I, Senouthes, son of Menas from the chorion of Mataeis of the 6th pagus(?) of the Oxyrhynchite nome to you, Senouthios, door-keeper, son of the departed Stephanos from the city of Oxyrhynchus, greetings. I declare that I have received from you, from the two and a half solidi concerning wine, a half solidus now already, andB, at the vintage, two-thirds of a solidus, and, at the time of . . ., 1 1/3 solidus on account of partial payment, total 2 1/2 golden sol. in number; and I declare that I will provide this amount to you in satisfactory wine for each (solidus) fifty <five-sextarii jars(?)> at the present [vintage] of the ninth indiction from the vintage of the tenth indiction, while I guarantee the [fine quality of the wine] through the whole month of Tybi; you will provide - - - (Verso) It it the agot.6dK‹yhA11.5 x 7.3 cmMay 2, 1925; Acquired from Nahman lotHerakleides and Artemas, tax collectorsPHPermission to use a donkey (to import some merchandise?) in a nome different from the one in which its owner lived; the latter had to pay a standard fee to obtain this authorisationEnd of the IInd or beginning of the IIIrd cent. A.D. (176/177 or 208/209?)Sijpesteijn PJRep Editor - Llewelyn S.BR.; Rep Ser. - New Docs. 8; 1998; p. 78.(Oxyrhynchiton?) polis; (Oxyrhynchite?) nome; Philadelphia, Arsinoite nomeP.Mich.inv. 3304GreekAnn Arbor10-PapNoYesCheckUnknown place, perhaps in the Oxyrhynchite nome, province of EgyptHerakleides, apaitetes(?) hexadrachmia onon poleos hormou nomou; Artemas, apaitetes(?) hexadrachmia onon poSrk‹zAP.Mich.inv. 1759CPapE Youtie HCFZPE 33G206-8H1979IPl XbJ SB XVI 12566UNoWYesX November 1924hirst Editor>Sijpesteijn PJP.Mich.inv. 3304PapNoYes244-8BL IX 163 on line 2.Sijpesteijn PJ709Pl XIIPMich XV1982ZPE 331979<_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFronBt_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>k published‹zAP.Mich.inv. 1759CPapE Youtie HCFZPE 33G206-8H1979IPl XbJ SB XVI 12566UNoWYesX November 1924hqs‹zhANovember 1924Youtie HCP.Mich.inv. 1759PapNoYes206-8Pl XbSB XVI 12566ZPE 331979<_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DBlPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>Zk publisheds1521‹{AP.Mich.inv. 1739CPapEYoutie HC-Youtie LCFZPE 33G196-8H1979IPl IXdJ SB XVI 12562UYesVEWYesX November 1924hrt6‹{hANovember 1924Youtie HC-Youtie LCP.Mich.inv. 1739EPapYesYes196-8Pl IXdSB XVI 12562ZPE 331979<_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>tk publisheds1516‹|AP.Mich.inv. 1347BvCPapEYoutie HC-Youtie LCFZPE 33G204-6H1979IPl XIaJ SB XVI 12565UNoWYesX&January 1924; Acquired with Nahman lothsuT‹|hAJanuary 1924; Acquired with Nahman lotYoutie HC-Youtie LCP.Mich.inv. 1347PapNoYes204-6Pl XIaSB XVI 12565vZPE 331979<_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPBIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>k publisheds1395‹}AP.Mich.inv. 1347BrCPapEYoutie HC-Youtie LCFZPE 33G201-4H1979IPl XcJ SB XVI 12564UNoWYesX&January 1924; Acquired with Nahman lotht#‹}hAJanuary 1924; Acquired with Nahman lotYoutie HC-Youtie LCP.Mich.inv. 1347PapNoYes201-4Pl XcSB XVI 12564rZPE 331979<_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIBFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>k publisheds1394‹~AP.Mich.inv. 6551CPapESijpesteijn PJFZPE 34G119-122H1979MPMich XVNSijpesteijn PJO700P1982QPl. IXUNoV-WYesX33-B556K-A (2)[Marriage Contract\ 18.5 x 10 cmn=Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptoGreekr13uChairemonis daughter of [- - -]vNovember 5, 143 A.D. aw‹AP.Mich.inv. 4379CPapE Keenan JGFZPE 34G139-42H1979J SB XVI 12584UNoWYesX0July 1925; Acquired by Dr. Askren and Prof Boak h Askren and Prof Boak h>Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptSijpesteijn PJ700Pl IXPMich XV1982ZPE 341979<_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFrontB_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>k published‹AP.Mich.inv. 4379CPapE Keenan JGFZPE 34G139-42H1979J SB XVI 12584UNoWYesX0July 1925; Acquired by Dr. Askren and Prof Boak hvL‹hAJuly 1925; Acquired by Dr. Askren and Prof Boak Keenan JGP.Mich.inv. 4379PapNoYes139-42SB XVI 12584ZPE 341979<_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_60B0DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>ok publisheds2194‹AP.Mich.inv. 3769CPapE Keenan JGFZPE 34G142-6H1979IPl XJ SB XVI 12585K7BL VIII, 384 (l. 7); BL IX, 287 (provenance; l. 19; 22)UNoWYesXpurchased by Prof. Boak in 1925 (report submitted by H.I. Bell, dated May 2, 1925); described as coming from Behneseh (Oxyrhynchus)hLELP‹AP.Mich.inv. 1799CPapE Youtie HCFZPE 34G81-5H1979IPl VbJ SB XVI 12576 (and XVIII, p. 483)KBL IX, 287 (verso)UNoWYesX November 1924hYes142-6Pl XSB XVI 12585ZPE 341979<_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1>B<_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>sk published‹AP.Mich.inv. 1799CPapE Youtie HCFZPE 34G81-5H1979IPl VbJ SB XVI 12576 (and XVIII, p. 483)KBL IX, 287 (verso)UNoWYesX November 1924hLPzf‹AP.Mich.inv. 1683BvCPapE Youtie HCFZPE 34G97-9H1979J SB XVI 12579UNoWYesX November 1924h>PapNoYes81-5Pl VbSB XVI 12576ZPE 341979<_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPBkIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>Yk published‹AP.Mich.inv. 1683BvCPapE Youtie HCFZPE 34G97-9H1979J SB XVI 12579UNoWYesX November 1924hyNa2‹hANovember 1924Youtie HCP.Mich.inv. 1683PapNoYes97-9SB XVI 12579vZPE 341979<_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>_k publisheds1507‹AP.Mich.inv. 339CPapE Youtie HCFZPE 34G87-9H1979IPl VIJ SB XVI 12577UNoWYesXGpurchased in Egypt by B.P. Grenfell and F.W. Kelsey in March-April 1920hNa6‹k publisheds1964‹AP.Mich.inv. 3173CPapEGara AFZPE 35G123-7H1979J SB XVI 12594UNoWYesX&July 1925; Acquired from Dr. Kondilioshaterial>PapNoYes87-9Pl VISB XVI 12577ZPE 341979<_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPBIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>k published‹AP.Mich.inv. 3173CPapEGara AFZPE 35G123-7H1979J SB XVI 12594UNoWYesX&July 1925; Acquired from Dr. Kondiliosh6}z‹AP.Mich.inv. 3169CPapEGara AFZPE 35G115-20H1979J SB XVI 12592UNoWNoX&July 1925; Acquired from Dr. Kondilioshal>PapNoYes123-7SB XVI 12594ZPE 351979<_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>ak published‹AP.Mich.inv. 3169CPapEGara AFZPE 35G115-20H1979J SB XVI 12592UNoWNoX&July 1925; Acquired from Dr. Kondiliosh|P<‹hAJuly 1925; Acquired from Dr. KondiliosGara AP.Mich.inv. 3169PapNoNo115-20SB XVI 12592ZPE 351979<_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>ak published‹AP.Mich.inv. 2843BRectoCPapEGara AFZPE 35G120-122H1979J SB XVI 12593UNoV-WNoX24-S5000-courtyard on the south[Receipt for Money Tax\14.2 X 16.5 cm]@join 3 parts (the left part of the left fragment is a bit loose)n=Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptoGreekr12scursive, very irregular handuHeronv 212-214 A.D.!‹k publisheds2148 pril,1920; Acquired by Grenfell - Kelsey; Prepared by Hunt,1920BL IX, 288 (l. 4; 7)Youtie HCP.Mich.inv. 411PapNoYes217-8Pl VIIbSB XVI 12621ZPE 371980<_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIBFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>k publishedanCopy of a Loan of Money1980broken off at the bottom; damaged, mainly on the right side1Recto; Verso is blankDocumentaryPapNoYes105-7Pl VcSB XVI 12591ZPE 351979<_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DBlPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>Zk published‹AP.Mich.inv. 1622CPapE Youtie HCFZPE 35G101-2H1979J SB XVI 12589UNoWNoX November 1924h S‹hANovember 1924Youtie HCP.Mich.inv. 1622PapNoNo101-2SB XVI 12589ZPE 351979<_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_6B\00DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>Jk publisheds1492‹AP.Mich.inv. 1610BvCPapE Youtie HCFZPE 35G103-4H1979IPl VbJ SB XVI 12590UYesVLWYesX November 1924h S‹A P.Mich.inv. 0CPapE Youtie HCFZPE 35G99-100H1979IPl. VaJ SB XVI 12588UNoWYes_"Incorrectly published as Inv. 1606hnted>YesYes103-4Pl VbSB XVI 12590vZPE 351979<_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>~k published‹A P.Mich.inv. 0CPapE Youtie HCFZPE 35G99-100H1979IPl. VaJ SB XVI 12588UNoWYes_"Incorrectly published as Inv. 1606hY‹AP.Mich.inv. 341CPapE Youtie HCFZPE 36G77-81H1979IPl IcJ SB XVI 12607UYesVAWYesXGpurchased in Egypt by B.P. Grenfell and F.W. Kelsey in March-April 1920hApurchased in Egypt by B.P. Grenfell and F.W. Kelsey in March-April 1920Youtie HCP.Mich.inv. 341APapYesYes77-81Pl IcSB XVI 12607ZPE 361979<_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFronBt_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>Nb‹k publisheds1969‹AP.Mich.inv. 340CPapE Youtie HCFZPE 36G70-3H1979IPl IIJ SB XVI 12606KBL X, 215 (date; l. 23)UNoWYesXGpurchased in Egypt by B.P. Grenfell and F.W. Kelsey in March-April 1920h77-81Pl IcSB XVI 12607ZPE 361979<_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFroBnt_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>k published‹AP.Mich.inv. 340CPapE Youtie HCFZPE 36G70-3H1979IPl IIJ SB XVI 12606KBL X, 215 (date; l. 23)UNoWYesXGpurchased in Egypt by B.P. Grenfell and F.W. Kelsey in March-April 1920hL7‹AP.Mich.inv. 6189CPapE Youtie LCFZPE 37G201-203H1980IPl. VaJ SB XVI 12610UNoV-WYesX31-II203E-P (14)[.Two Receipts for Instalment Payments on a Debt\ 8.6 X 20.7 cmnFSoknopaiou Nesos, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptoGreekr26/>1979<_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPBIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>k published‹AP.Mich.inv. 6189CPapE Youtie LCFZPE 37G201-203H1980IPl. VaJ SB XVI 12610UNoV-WYesX31-II203E-P (14)[.Two Receipts for Instalment Payments on a Debt\ 8.6 X 20.7 cmnFSoknopaiou Nesos, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptoGreekr26D.hrouph?DJJiyear22ofthevillageofbacchiasVyear23mesore6hasworkedonthecanalofperiagogosfortxVyear23panemos28tybi28inkrokodilopolisofthearsinoitVyear24fifthintercalarydayinthenightbeforethefirstVyear24ofseverusantoninusVyear24oftheemperorcaesarmarcusaureliusseverusantoni!Vyear25phaophi19yVyear27ofcaesarpachon12palaomissonofmarreshaspaidZVyear28pauni30isidorossonofsouchammonhasgivenforhiRVyear28phaophi22polionweaverhasgivenltsomanynaubiaVyear29choiak9nechthembessonofhorosheliopolitehasreFVyear3ischyrasandhisbrothersarapionhavepaidtoaureliVyear3ofimperatorcaesarmarcusaureliusantoninusaugustuVyear3ofourlordsgallusandvolusianusaugustihathyr7aWVls4chalkoidVyear9pigtax244drachmaidVyearafterthe9thconsulshipofourlordhonoriusandthe4zVW%W&W'W(W)W*W3><_600DP>+‹iA(3rd hd.) Epeiph 14. (1st hand) To Apollonios, ex-gymnasiarch, and Nikolaos, archivists of registration of property of the Arsinoite nome, from Herakleides, son of Ones, grandson of Chairemon, of the village of Neilou polis in the Herakleides district. I declare two arourai of a catoecic allotment in the neighborhood of Neilou polis which I have been ceded by Herakleia, daughter of Chairemon, granddaughter of Ones, at a price of eight hundred drachmai. I thereforBe submit this declaration. (2nd hand) Entered in the register in the third year of the Emperor Titus Caesar Vespasian Augustus, Epeiph 14.xj2Done on the orig.; conservation11 scanned; checkedk publishedp1/14/98s2685hip; Woman{Neilou polis, Herakleidou meris|PHOBNeilou polis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptP&damaged on both sides, with many holesQ1RRecto; Verso is blankS DocumentaryX 6188r_a.bmphis, bibliophylax enkteseon of the Arsin‹iAYear 20 of Marcus Aurelius Severus Antoninus Particus Maximus Britannicus Maximus Pius Augustus, Mesore 6. Has paid to Heron, secretary of the collectors of the crown tax of Karanis, Horion, son of Simour, eight drachmai, equal 8 drachmai; on the 8th, four other drachmai, equal 4 drachmai; on the 19th, eight other drachmai, equal 8 drachmai; on the 1st of the intercalary days, three other drachmai and 3 obols, equal 3 drachmai 3 obols; in Phaophi, four other drachmai, equal 4 drachmai; on Bthe 21st, four other drachmai, equal 4 drachmai; in Pauni, four other drachmai, equal 4 drachmai; in Mesore, four other drachmai, equal 4 drachmai; in Thoth of the 22nd year, four other drachmai, equal 4 drachmai; and similarly the same (has paid) in Hathyr four drachmai, equal 4 drachmai; on Choiak 4, four other drachmai, equal 4 drachmai; on the 23rd, four other drachmai, equal 4 drachmai; on Tybi 8, four other drachmai, equal 4 drachmai; on the 15th, eight other drachmai, [equal] 8 drac‹nFSoknopaiou Nesos, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptoGreekr26s1st hand is a clear, legible cursive of a professional scribe; 2nd hand in large black capitals, not ill-made (slow-writer); 3rd hand: extremely rapid cursive, with a great deal of "Verschleifung" (L.C. Youtie)uPetesouchos son of Philoxenosv 202/203 A.D.w Ann ArborxContract by which Petesouchos son of Philoxenos acknowledges to have sold a female donkey to Pabous son of Horion for a rather high pricey{Petesouchos son of Philoxenos grandson of Petesouchos; Pabous son of Horion; Septimius Severus, Caracalla, & Geta, EmperorszAnimal; Contract; Sale{,Kaine, Herakleopolite nome; Soknopaiou Nesos|PHOuprobably either Kaine, Herakleopolite nome, or Soknopaiou Nesos, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptP.much damaged along the folds and full of holesQ1RRecto; Verso is blankS DocumentaryT 6182r.bmpX 6182r_a.bmpY 6182r_b.bmphal of "Verschleifung" (L.C. Youtie)Petesou8>LD‹AP.Mich.inv. 3707CPapE Youtie HCFZPE 37G225-6H1980IPl VIIIbJ SB XVI 12626UYesVIWYesXpurchased by Prof. Boak in 1925 (report submitted by H.I. Bell, dated May 2, 1925); described as coming from Behneseh (Oxyrhynchus)hApurchased by Prof. Boak in 1925 (report submitted by H.I. Bell, dated May 2, 1925); described as coming from Behneseh (Oxyrhynchus)Youtie HCP.Mich.inv. 3707IPapYesYes225-6Pl VIIIbSB XVI 12626ZPE 371980<_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIBFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>or Boakhkh+‹s1st hand: finely elegant, easily read cursive; 2nd hand: rapid and experienced, but rather crude and unattractive, with thicker letters made with a blunt-pointed pen (L.C. Youtie)uDemetrios son of AlkimosvJuly 18 and August 30, 123 A.D.w Ann ArborxTwo receipts for payments of 100 drachmai, toward the liquidation of a contractual debt, which left 100 drachmai stil to be paid before September 29.yJDemetrios son of Alkimos; Zoilos son of Ouetis; Hadrianus, Emperor; NeiloszDebt; Interest|PHOOprobably Soknopaiou Nesos, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptPdamaged or faded at some placesQ1RRecto; Verso is blankS DocumentaryT 6189r_a.bmphi rather crude and unattractive, with thicker letters made with a blunt-pointed pen (L.C. Youtie)Demetrios son of Alkimos; Zoilos son of Ouetis; Hadrianus, Emperor; Neilos201-203Pl. VaSoknopaiou Nesos, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptSB XVI 126103 cm‹k publisheds2051‹AP.Mich.inv. 3653CPapE Youtie HCFZPE 37G223-4H1980J SB XVI 12625UYesVIWYesX&May 2, 1925; Acquired from Nahman lot.hsYes225-6Pl VIIIbSB XVI 12626ZPE 371980<_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8>B<_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>k published‹AP.Mich.inv. 3653CPapE Youtie HCFZPE 37G223-4H1980J SB XVI 12625UYesVIWYesX&May 2, 1925; Acquired from Nahman lot.h-‹hAMay 2, 1925; Acquired from Nahman lot.Youtie HCP.Mich.inv. 3653IPapYesYes223-4SB XVI 12625ZPE 371980<_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1>B<_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>sk publisheds2031‹AP.Mich.inv. 3652CPapE Youtie HCFZPE 37G221-2H1980IPl VIIdJ SB XVI 12624UYesVIWYesX&May 2, 1925; Acquired from Nahman lot.h+3@‹hA‹hA‹hA‹xSqhBSkj‹@P1x ?hB ,iA PC9X‹8AhBD NiB‹@hA‹hA‹hA‹hANdk‹k~‹@k‹hANck‹k‹uhAC+iA)‹hA‹@hA‹hA‹hANfk‹shB'j b‹hB‹@hA&8‹@hAsP_‹9<hB+D*iAq‹@-@v TP+hB QD RiA1CjA+‹hA‹hA‹hA‹hA‹hA‹hA‹hA‹hA‹hA‹hA‹hA‹hA‹hA‹hA‹hA‹hA‹hA‹hA‹hA‹hA‹hA‹hA‹hA‹hA‹hA‹hA‹hA‹hA‹hA‹hA‹hA‹hA‹hA‹hA7‹hAMay 2, 1925; Acquired from Nahman lot.Youtie HCP.Mich.inv. 3652IPapYesYes221-2Pl VIIdSB XVI 12624ZPE 371980<_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_B600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>k publisheds2030‹AP.Mich.inv. 3503CPapE Youtie HCFZPE 37G211H1980IPl VIaJ SB XVI 12614UNoWYesX&May 2, 1925; Acquired from Nahman lot.hSq‹hAMay 2, 1925; Acquired from Nahman lot.Youtie HCP.Mich.inv. 3503PapNoYes211Pl VIaSB XVI 12614ZPE 371980<_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>rk publisheds1993‹AP.Mich.inv. 3467CPapE Youtie HCFZPE 37G212-213H1980IPl. VIcJ SB XVI 12616UNoV-WYesX%May 2, 1925; Acquired from Nahman lot[Order to Deliver\ 12.5 x 7 cm]Keep in same glass as 3468?nUnknownoGreekr4sDA large, entirely legible script (Youtie); written across the fibresu AynkritiosvIIIrd cent. A.D.w Ann Arbor.SkP1P‹j!Done on the orig.; conservation29k publishedp2/3/2000s1981 rade|PHOUnknownPnThe surface of the sheet is pitted with large and small holes, and the edges have suffered considerable damageQ1R1Recto (written across the fibres); Verso is blankS DocumentaryhA12.5 x 7 cmMay 2, 1925; Acquired from Nahman lotAynkritiosPHOrder to deliver wineIIIrd cent. A.D.Youtie HCP.Mich.inv. 3467GreekAnn Arbor4I (with 3468)PapYesYesKeep in same glass as 3468?UnknownA large, entirely legible script (Youtie); written across the conservation29 PMichxvk publishedp2/3/2000s1981is, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptoGreekr13swriting semi-cursive, irregularuUnknownv*IInd cent. A.D. (176/177 or 153/154 A.D.?)w Ann Arbor‹8ywHadrianus, Emperor; Moros, praktor (& associates); Petaus son of Pakysis (see also P.Mich. inv. 2911; and perhaps 2912)zTaxation (Land); Tax collection{Karanis|PHO=Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptPxbroken off on the left side and at the top; also damaged along the folds. - The left side is a fragment of a protokollonQ1RRecto; Verso is blankS documentaryT 2842r.bmpX 2842r_a.bmpX 2842r_b.bmpX 2842r_c.bmphA19.5 X 15 cm24-S5000-courtyard on the southMorosPHReceipts for garden taxes (hekte apomoira, geometria and others) issued to Petaus son of PakysisCol. II, line 11: read Traianou Hadrianou (very cursively written) instead of Titou Ailiou. (PH)October/November 125 A.D.Gara AKaranisP.Mich.inv. 2842GreekAnn ArborCol. I - 1 +s blankdocumentarySB-groupP.Mich.inv. 2842GreekPapNoNo273-5Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptSB XVI 12637ZPE 37Receipt for Taxes on Orchards1980<_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8><k published ‹AP.Mich.inv. 1603CPapE Youtie HCFZPE 37G220H1980IPl VIIIaJ SB XVI 12623UYesVEWYesX November 1924h\‹hANovember 1924Youtie HCP.Mich.inv. 1603EPapYesYes220Pl VIIIaSB XVI 12623ZPE 371980<_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBB|ack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>jk publisheds1487‹AP.Mich.inv. 973CPapE Youtie HCFZPE 37G227-8H1980J SB XVI 12627UYesVEWYesXhJune 1922; Acquired by Nahman - British Museum;Nos. 918 - 932 Paid for from the appropriation of Regentsh‹hAJune 1922; Acquired by Nahman - British Museum;Nos. 918 - 932 Paid for from the appropriation of RegentsYoutie HCP.Mich.inv. 973EPapYesYes227-8SB XVI 12627ZPE 371980<_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_BR6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>k publisheds3243‹AP.Mich.inv. 929CPapE Youtie HCFZPE 37G214-5H1980IPl VIeJ SB XVI 12619UNoWYesXhJune 1922; Acquired by Nahman - British Museum;Nos. 918 - 932 Paid for from the appropriation of RegentshNd‹hAJune 1922; Acquired by Nahman - British Museum;Nos. 918 - 932 Paid for from the appropriation of RegentsYoutie HCP.Mich.inv. 929PapNoYes214-5Pl VIeSB XVI 12619ZPE 371980<_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFrontB_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>k publisheds3166‹AP.Mich.inv. 431CPapE Youtie HCFZPE 37G216-7H1980IPl VIIaJ SB XVI 12620UNoWYesXGpurchased in Egypt by B.P. Grenfell and F.W. Kelsey in March-April 1920hNd~‹k publisheds2187‹AP.Mich.inv. 411CPapE Youtie HCFZPE 37G217-8H1980IPl VIIbJ SB XVI 12621KBL IX, 288 (l. 4; 7)UNoWYesXGpurchased in Egypt by B.P. Grenfell and F.W. Kelsey in March-April 1920hApurchased in Egypt by B.P. Grenfell and F.W. Kelsey in March-April 1920BL IX, 288 (l. 4; 7)Youtie HCP.Mich.inv. 411PapNoYes217-8Pl VIIbSB XVI 12621ZPE 371980<_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFBront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>~`‹AP.Mich.inv. 410BvCPapE Youtie HCFZPE 37G213-4H1980IPl VIdJ SB XVI 12619UNoWYesXGpurchased in Egypt by B.P. Grenfell and F.W. Kelsey in March-April 1920hApurchased in Egypt by B.P. Grenfell and F.W. Kelsey in March-April 1920Youtie HCP.Mich.inv. 410PapNoYes213-4Pl VIdSB XVI 12619vZPE 371980<_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600BDPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>t,1920hNc‹k publisheds2147‹AP.Mich.inv. 410BrCPapE Youtie HCFZPE 37G213H1980J SB XVI 12618UNoWYesXGpurchased in Egypt by B.P. Grenfell and F.W. Kelsey in March-April 1920he>Yes213-4Pl VIdSB XVI 12619vZPE 371980<_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_60B0DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>k published‹AP.Mich.inv. 410BrCPapE Youtie HCFZPE 37G213H1980J SB XVI 12618UNoWYesXGpurchased in Egypt by B.P. Grenfell and F.W. Kelsey in March-April 1920hNci‹k publisheds2146‹AP.Mich.inv. 327CPapE Youtie HCFZPE 37G218-9H1980IPl VIIcJ SB XVI 12622UNoWYesXGpurchased in Egypt by B.P. Grenfell and F.W. Kelsey in March-April 1920hApurchased in Egypt by B.P. Grenfell and F.W. Kelsey in March-April 1920Youtie HCP.Mich.inv. 327PapNoYes218-9Pl VIIcSB XVI 12622ZPE 371980<_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600BDPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>N‹k publisheds1917‹AP.Mich.inv. 6185CPapE Youtie LCFZPE 38G273-6H1980J SB XVI 12641UNoV-WYesX31-II203E-P (10)[Receipt for a Money Tax\ 29.5 X 8.8 cmnFSoknopaiou Nesos, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptoGreekr5sKRecto written across the fibres; elegant, easily read, professional cursive_R1><_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_60B0DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>k published‹AP.Mich.inv. 6185CPapE Youtie LCFZPE 38G273-6H1980J SB XVI 12641UNoV-WYesX31-II203E-P (10)[Receipt for a Money Tax\ 29.5 X 8.8 cmnFSoknopaiou Nesos, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptoGreekr5sKRecto written across the fibres; elegant, easily read, professional cursive)t‹hA November 1925; Acquired from BrummerBL IX, 288 (provenance); BL X, 215 (l. 6)Youtie HCP.Mich.inv. 3244GPapYesYes287-288Pl. XIIbSB XVI 12645ZPE 381980<_600DPIFront_R1>3244r_a.bmp<_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFronBt_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>j1scanned; checked. Don't ask me why so early! (PH)k publishedlAP.Col. VIII, 220, introd.; C.A. Nelson, BASP 32 (1995) p. 137-140s1907E Youtie HCFZPE 38G287-8H1980IPl XIIbJ SB XVI 12645UYesVGWYesX% November 1925; Acquired from Brummerhs‹AP.Mich.inv. 1802CPapE Youtie HCFZPE 38G292-3H1980I Pl XVIIIbJ SB XVI 12647UYesVEWYesX November 1924h/>GPapYesYes287-8Pl XIIbSB XVI 12645ZPE 381980<_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_6B00DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>k published‹AP.Mich.inv. 1802CPapE Youtie HCFZPE 38G292-3H1980I Pl XVIIIbJ SB XVI 12647UYesVEWYesX November 1924hS‹hANovember 1924Youtie HCP.Mich.inv. 1802EPapYesYes292-3Pl XVIIIbSB XVI 12647ZPE 381980<_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DBPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>mk publisheds1530‹AP.Mich.inv. 1378CPapE Youtie HCFZPE 38G289-91H1980I Pl XVIIIaJ SB XVI 12646MZPE 46NBagnall RS-Worp KAO240-1P1982UYesVEWYesX&January 1924; Acquired with Nahman lothNf‹hAJanuary 1924; Acquired with Nahman lotYoutie HCP.Mich.inv. 1378EPapYesYes289-91Pl XVIIIaBagnall RS-Worp KA240-1ZPE 461982SB XVI 12646ZPE 381980<_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFronBt_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>k publisheds1415‹AP.Mich.inv. 418BvCPapE Youtie HCFZPE 38G285-6H1980J SB XVI 12644UNoWYesXGpurchased in Egypt by B.P. Grenfell and F.W. Kelsey in March-April 1920hNf‹k publisheds2153‹AP.Mich.inv. 6035CPapE Henrichs AFZPE 4G216-218H1969Ipl. IXbUYesVKWYesX 30-SG-MV (1)[Equites 1127-1141\ 9.5 x 14 cm]is glass alright?n=Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptoGreekr15er_Vol>ZPE 381980<_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7>B<_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>k published‹AP.Mich.inv. 6035CPapE Henrichs AFZPE 4G216-218H1969Ipl. IXbUYesVKWYesX 30-SG-MV (1)[Equites 1127-1141\ 9.5 x 14 cm]is glass alright?n=Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptoGreekr15ff at the top and on the left sideQ1RRecto; Verso is blankh bB‹hBPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>jCheck LDAB for bibliographyk publisheds2041 ribed as coming from Behneseh (Oxyrhynchus)Henrichs AP.Mich.inv. 3688KPapYesYes23-30Pl IIIeZPE 41969<_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIBFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>&8‹AP.Mich.inv. 6799CPapE Youtie HCFZPE 40G81-2H1980IPl IcJ SB XVI 12657UNoWYesX23-30Pl IIIeZPE 41969<_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>rk published‹AP.Mich.inv. 6799CPapE Youtie HCFZPE 40G81-2H1980IPl IcJ SB XVI 12657UNoWYesX81-2Pl IcSB XVI 12657ZPE 401980<_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8><k published‹A P. Fayum 338CPapE Youtie LCFZPE 41G271H1981IPl XVIIMZPE 60NSijpesteijn PJO279-81P1986UNoWNohP_‹hAYoutie LCP. Fayum 338PapNoNo271Pl XVIISijpesteijn PJ279-81ZPE 601986ZPE 411981<_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_BR1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>yk published‹AP.Mich.inv. 6189BaCPapE Youtie LCFZPE 42G89-90H1981IPl. IVaJ SB XVI 12679UNoV-WYesX31-II203E-P (14)[*Draft of a Declaration of Uninundated Land\ 10.8 X 9.5 cm]Gpossibility to remove white dirt near the hole? check also Verso (tape)nFSoknopaiou Nesos, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptoGreekr11  OCtqDH#ZEq,Fj`AGqnHn\I@tN5JoA NhKZLpEPMr PTgQr RU r SVgTr+ UW1~AVX3 DsW@~PXYO~?m\g bl.WWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWW W W W W WWWWWWWWW W"W#W&W.W1W2W3W4W6W:W;W<W=WyWblii132l10-11Vblii2134-135onlines618blvi136blvii192-193onlinVblii2135bibliographyl24bliii184l131524blv100Vblii2135online3blvii193onlines3471115Vblii246onlines57Vblii246onlines691415Vblii247on12348-911-1212212223bliii46on11-1Vblii247online5 Vblii289bibliographybliii116line12blvi84lines9Vblii289line16blix164bibliography?Vblii289line17blviii220bibliographylVblii289line5fVblii289on6pV+‹hAJuly 1925; Acquired from Dr. KondiliosBL IX, 289 (l. 13)McNamee KP.Mich.inv. 3164PapNoYes128-33Pl IV 2SB XVI 12694 (and XVIII, p. 484)ZPE 461982<_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_B600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>k publisheds1850&t‹AP.Mich.inv. 2816CPapE McNamee KFZPE 46G124-126H1982I Pl. IV, 1a-bUYesVLWYesX24-?[Writing Exercise\ 9.7 x 10.4 cm]9brown glass; tapes? - a good opportunity to learn to readn=Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptoGreekrRecto - 12 Verso - 11nt_R2><_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1>B<_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>vk published‹AP.Mich.inv. 2816CPapE McNamee KFZPE 46G124-126H1982I Pl. IV, 1a-bUYesVLWYesX24-?[Writing Exercise\ 9.7 x 10.4 cm]9brown glass; tapes? - a good opportunity to learn to readn=Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptoGreekrRecto - 12 Verso - 11o - 11 @p‹AP.Mich.inv. 2459BbCPapE Youtie LCFZPE 46G223-6H1982IPl XIVbJ SB XVI 12698UNoWYesX November 1924hNoWYesX November 1924hve>Yes124-6Pl IV 1abKaranis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptZPE 461982<_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7>B<_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>k published‹AP.Mich.inv. 2459BbCPapE Youtie LCFZPE 46G223-6H1982IPl XIVbJ SB XVI 12698UNoWYesX November 1924h‹hANovember 1924Youtie LCP.Mich.inv. 2459PapNoYes223-6Pl XIVbSB XVI 12698bZPE 461982<_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_B600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>qk publisheds1598‹AP.Mich.inv. 2459BaCPapE McNamee KFZPE 46G126-8H1982J SB XVI 12693UNoWYesX November 1924hNgO‹hANovember 1924McNamee KP.Mich.inv. 2459PapNoYes126-8SB XVI 12693aZPE 461982<_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2>Br<_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>`k publisheds1597‹AP.Mich.inv. 146CPapEMalek RRFZPE 46G214-220H1982IPl XIIbJ SB XVI 12696KBL IX, 290 (l. 10)UYesVKWYesXGpurchased in Egypt by B.P. Grenfell and F.W. Kelsey in March-April 1920hPU"J‹hjCheck LDAB for bibliographyk publisheds2205 51NBouquiaux-Simon OO59-60P1983UYesVLWYesXGpurchased in Egypt by B.P. Grenfell and F.W. Kelsey in March-April 1920hApurchased in Egypt by B.P. Grenfell and F.W. Kelsey in March-April 1920McNamee KP.Mich.inv. 44LPapYesYes123-4Pl III,3Bouquiaux-Simon O59-60ZPE 511983ZPE 461982<_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_6B00DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>3B92l!A.E. Hanson, BASP 21 (1984) p. 87s1504 <_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>UZPE 471982<_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>k published‹AP.Mich.inv. 1436CPapD2Archive of Isidoros, son of Isidoros, of PsophthisE Hanson AEFZPE 47G233-43H1982IPl XVJ SB XVI 12714K BL IX, 290MBASP 21N Hanson AEO83P1984MMd‹WYesXdObtained from Dr. Askren; arrived to the University with the Nahman lot (1262-1408) in January, 1924hAObtained from Dr. Askren; arrived to the University with the Nahman lot (1262-1408) in January, 1924Archive of the strategos Tryphon concerning his dispute with Isidoros, son of Isidoros, of PsophthisBL VIII, 385 (l. 4; 5-6; 10-11; date)Hanson AEP.Mich.inv. 1440PapNoYes233-43Pl XIVBL IX, 290Hanson AE82-3SB XV_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>Uk published LB8]‹AP.Mich.inv. 5395BA-ICPapDVArchive of Claudius Tiberianus; frg. A offers a text very similar to P.Mich. VIII, 468E Rodgers RHFZPE 5G91-96H1970IPl. IaM Ch.L.A. VNBruckner A-Marichal RO299P1976QPhotoS See notesUYesVIWYesX 28-B167D2-X11984SB XVI 12714ZPE 471982<_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_B600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>k published‹AP.Mich.inv. 5395BA-ICPapDVArchive of Claudius Tiberianus; frg. A offers a text very similar to P.Mich. VIII, 468E Rodgers RHFZPE 5G91-96H1970IPl. IaM Ch.L.A. VNBruckner A-Marichal RO299P1976QPhotoS See notesUYesVIWYesX 28-B167D2-X1HKaranishPG‹l/R.S. Bagnall, BASP 28 (1991) p. 31-32 and n. 16s1342 ; Prepared by Hunt,1920Tov EP.Mich.inv. 124PapNoYes17-20Pl IIaSB X 10759rZPE 51970<_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFrontB_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>k publishedk_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>k published‹AP.Mich.inv. 124BrCPapETov EFZPE 5G17-20H1970IPl IIaJ SB X 10759UNoWYesXH March,April,1920; Acquired by Grenfell - Kelsey; Prepared by Hunt,1920h‹AP.Mich.inv. 4354CPapE Schibli HSFZPE 50G93-6H1983IPl VIaJ SB XVI 13012UYesWYesX0July 1925; Acquired by Dr. Askren and Prof Boak hPapNoYes17-20Pl IIaSB X 10759rZPE 51970<_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFroBnt_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>k published‹AP.Mich.inv. 4354CPapE Schibli HSFZPE 50G93-6H1983IPl VIaJ SB XVI 13012UYesWYesX0July 1925; Acquired by Dr. Askren and Prof Boak h5V‹hAJuly 1925; Acquired by Dr. Askren and Prof Boak Schibli HSP.Mich.inv. 4354PapYesYes93-6Pl VIaSB XVI 13012ZPE 501983<_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPBIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>k publisheds2192‹AP.Mich.inv. 1230CPapEGara AFZPE 50G61-6H1983J SB XVI 13003MBASP 34NGagos TO44-46P1997QPl. 2-3UNoWYesX,December 1922; Acquired by Flinders - PetriehNh!‹k publisheds2177 pril,1920; Acquired by Grenfell - Kelsey; Prepared by Hunt,1920BL IX, 295 (l. 5; 6; 10)Gara AP.Mich.inv. 427PapNoYes66-71SB XVI 13004 (and XVIII, p. 488)ZPE 501983<_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_60B0DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>k publishedpril,1920; Acquired by Grenfell - Kelsey; Prepared by Hunt,1920hF‹AP.Mich.inv. 256CPapE Priest NEFZPE 51G65-70H1983IPl IVJ SB XVI 13030UNoWYesXGpurchased in Egypt by B.P. Grenfell and F.W. Kelsey in March-April 1920hApurchased in Egypt by B.P. Grenfell and F.W. Kelsey in March-April 1920Priest NEP.Mich.inv. 256PapNoYes65-70Pl IVSB XVI 13030ZPE 511983<_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPBIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>unt,1920h‹k publisheds1603‹AP.Mich.inv. 1842CPapE Stewart RFZPE 52G294H1983IPl IXdJ SB XVI 13044UYesVGWYesX November 1924o Coptic-Greekherial>PapNoYes65-70Pl IVSB XVI 13030ZPE 511983<_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DBPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>k published‹AP.Mich.inv. 1842CPapE Stewart RFZPE 52G294H1983IPl IXdJ SB XVI 13044UYesVGWYesX November 1924o Coptic-Greekh-‹hANovember 1924Stewart RP.Mich.inv. 1842Coptic-GreekGPapYesYes294Pl IXdSB XVI 13044ZPE 521983<_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600BDPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>k publisheds1539 ‹AP.Mich.inv. 1840CPapE Stewart RFZPE 52G293H1983IPl IXcJ SB XVI 13043UYesVEWYesX November 1924o Coptic-Greekhr‹hANovember 1924Stewart RP.Mich.inv. 1840Coptic-GreekEPapYesYes293Pl IXcSB XVI 13043ZPE 521983<_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600BDPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>k publisheds1538 ‹AP.Mich.inv. 6946CPapE Schibli HSFZPE 53G1-25H1983IPl. I-IVUYesVD and LWYesXbought in 1982[Literary Parody_CDiscussed by V.N. Jarko, Vestnik Drevnej Istorii 173, 1985, 2.52-66hF‹uUnknownvJune 30(?), 290 A.D.wCairoxFragment of a document of unknown type (petition?) in which was included a copy of a petition addressed to the prefect Titius Honoratus and of Honoratus' subscription, with the authentication for them given by six witnessesyrDiocletianus & Maximianus, Emperors; Aurelius Apollonios son of Sarapion . . .; Titius Honoratus, prefect of Egyptz~Administration (posting of the prefect's decisions); Authentication of a document; Justice; Topography (Alexandria); Witnesses{,aguia Arsinoe Sozousa (Alexandria); Aigyptos|PHO Unknown place, province of EgyptPEbroken in fragments and badly mutilated; broken off at top and bottomQ13RRecto and VersoS documentaryh554BRecto and VersoCPapE Hanson AEFZPE 55G191-199H1984IPl. XJ SB XVI 13059K BL IX, 297UNoWYesX 33-C86H-D[ Fragment of Document (Petition?)\16.8 X 10.6 cmn=Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptoGreekr21uUnknownvJune 30(?), 290 A.D.wCairoptoGreekr21|PH ‹AP.Mich.inv. 3753CPapE Heisler RJFZPE 56G10H1984IPl IcUYesVback in folderWYesXpurchased by Prof. Boak in 1925 (report submitted by H.I. Bell, dated May 2, 1925); described as coming from Behneseh (Oxyrhynchus)hear>1984<_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPB~IBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>lk published‹AP.Mich.inv. 3753CPapE Heisler RJFZPE 56G10H1984IPl IcUYesVback in folderWYesXpurchased by Prof. Boak in 1925 (report submitted by H.I. Bell, dated May 2, 1925); described as coming from Behneseh (Oxyrhynchus)hyes ‹AP.Mich.inv. 6972CPapE Edwards ATFZPE 56G11-5H1984IPl IIaUNoWYeshP/‹hApurchased by Prof. Boak in 1925 (report submitted by H.I. Bell, dated May 2, 1925); described as coming from Behneseh (Oxyrhynchus)Heisler RJP.Mich.inv. 3753back in folderPapYesYes10Pl IcZPE 561984<_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>jCheck with Leyla if still mounted. Was in a provisional mount (19, 20a-b, 2755, 2755a, 3753, 4313), which was dismounted. Check LDAB for bibliographyk published ‹AP.Mich.inv. 921CPapD920a+bE O'Hara JJFZPE 56G1-9H1984IPl Ia,bUYesVtop of A!‹AP.Mich.inv. 920Ba+bCPapD921E O'Hara JJFZPE 56G1-9H1984IPl Ia,bUYesVtop of AWYesXhJune 1922; Acquired by Nahman - British Museum;Nos. 918 - 932 Paid for from the appropriation of Regentsh>top of APapYesYes1-9Pl Ia,bZPE 561984<_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFBront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>k published‹AP.Mich.inv. 920Ba+bCPapD921E O'Hara JJFZPE 56G1-9H1984IPl Ia,bUYesVtop of AWYesXhJune 1922; Acquired by Nahman - British Museum;Nos. 918 - 932 Paid for from the appropriation of Regentsh8 1‹hAJune 1922; Acquired by Nahman - British Museum;Nos. 918 - 932 Paid for from the appropriation of Regents921O'Hara JJP.Mich.inv. 920top of APapYesYes1-9Pl Ia,ba+bZPE 561984<_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFBront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>jCheck LDAB for bibliographyk publisheds31594IPl Ia,bUYesVtop of AWYesXhJune 1922; Acquired by Nahman - British Museum;Nos. 918 - 932 Paid for from the appropriation of Regentsh8 ‹hA 1926/1927 ; Acquired by Prof. KelseyBL IX, 297 (l. 3)Heisler RJP.Mich.inv. 4556CopticPapNoYes125-6Pl XIa,bSB XVI 13084 (and XVIII, p. 489)ZPE 571984<_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_6B00DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>k publisheds2229 k published‹AP.Mich.inv. 4556CPapE Heisler RJFZPE 57G125-6H1984IPl XIa,bJ SB XVI 13084UNoWYesX& 1926/1927 ; Acquired by Prof. KelseyoCoptichl‹AP.Mich.inv. 1525CPapE Heisler RJFZPE 57G128-9H1984IPl XIIbUYesVKWYesX November 1924oCoptichnv. 4556CopticPapNoYes125-6Pl XIa,bSB XVI 13084ZPE 571984<_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8B><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>k published‹AP.Mich.inv. 1525CPapE Heisler RJFZPE 57G128-9H1984IPl XIIbUYesVKWYesX November 1924oCoptich1‹hANovember 1924Heisler RJP.Mich.inv. 1525CopticKPapYesYes128-9Pl XIIbZPE 571984<_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPB~IBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>lk publisheds1460 ‹AP.Mich.inv. 574CPapE Heisler RJFZPE 57G126H1984IPl XIcUNoWYesX> 1921; Acquired by Kelsey from Dr. Askren; Notes by Crum, 1921oCoptichNi_‹hA 1921; Acquired by Kelsey from Dr. Askren; Notes by Crum, 1921Heisler RJP.Mich.inv. 574CopticPapNoYes126Pl XIcZPE 571984<_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8B><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>k publisheds2533 ‹AP.Mich.inv. 522CPapE Heisler RJFZPE 57G126-8H1984IPl XIIaUYesVDWYesXGpurchased in Egypt by B.P. Grenfell and F.W. Kelsey in March-April 1920oCoptichNi‹k publisheds2392 ‹AP.Mich.inv. 4544CPapEBreen ABFZPE 59G30-1H1985IPl IIIUNoWYesX/ Sept. 14, 1926; Bought from Mohamed M. ElgobeyoCoptichpticDPapYesYes126-8Pl XIIaZPE 571984<_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPBIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>k published‹AP.Mich.inv. 4544CPapEBreen ABFZPE 59G30-1H1985IPl IIIUNoWYesX/ Sept. 14, 1926; Bought from Mohamed M. ElgobeyoCoptich)‹hA Sept. 14, 1926; Bought from Mohamed M. ElgobeyBreen ABP.Mich.inv. 4544CopticPapNoYes30-1Pl IIIZPE 591985<_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBacBk_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>{k publisheds2225‹AP.Mich.inv. 3539CPapEBreen ABFZPE 59G30-1H1985IPl IIIUNoWYesX' May 2, 1925; Acquired from Nahman lot.oCoptich%‹hA May 2, 1925; Acquired from Nahman lot.Breen ABP.Mich.inv. 3539CopticPapNoYes30-1Pl IIIZPE 591985<_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1>B<_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>sk publisheds2004‹AP.Mich.inv. 1307CPapEBreen ABFZPE 59G31-2H1985IPl IIIUYesVEWYesX' January 1924; Acquired with Nahman lotoCoptichNjj‹hA January 1924; Acquired with Nahman lotBreen ABP.Mich.inv. 1307CopticEPapYesYes31-2Pl IIIZPE 591985<_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_60B0DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>k publisheds1382‹AP.Mich.inv. 64CPapE Jenkins FWFZPE 59G33H1985IPl IIbJSB XVIII, 13876KBL IX, 307 (date)UNoWYesXGpurchased in Egypt by B.P. Grenfell and F.W. Kelsey in March-April 1920hLitcWWWWWWWWWWW&WWW!W5WWWW*W-W.W1W2WQWitisnotsurethatallthefourfragmentsbelongtoonlyonVitemsWitstW;W WWWLW#W/WWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWW W W W W WWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWW W!W"W#W$W%W&W'W(W)W*W+W,W:W;W<W=W>WitselfWiuliusWWivpWWivthWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWW-8); Sokrates(?) son of S%%RŒ%xPPrivate receipt issued by a bouleutes, Aurelius Ptolemaios, for payments in kindy}[- - -] son/daughter of Antonius; Aurelius Ptolemaios [son of - - -(?)], bouleutes; Septimius Severus [& Caracalla], EmperorszAgriculture; Rent{-|PHO Unknown place, province of EgyptP.broken off on the right side and at the bottomQ1RRectoS DocumentaryhA6 x 6 cm32-C68A-FAurelius Ptolemaios [- - -], bouleutesPHPrivate receipt issued by a bouleutes, Aurelius Ptolemaios, for payments in kindL. 1-2: read: emetre[se]n [- - -] | Antoni[o]u . [- - - ktl., rather than: [emetre[se]n [N.N. (etous) 13 Seouerou kai] | Antoni[no]u t[on kyrion ktl. (PH)204/205 A.D.Sijpesteijn PJ-P.Mich.inv. 6340Greek<_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8> hANovember 1924Priest NEP.Mich.inv. 1628PapNoYes374-5Atti XVII Congr Int 11983<_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DBYPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>GjCheck LDAB for bibliographyk publisheds1493<_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8> - Kelsey; Prepared by Hunt,1920h%Av‹AP.Mich.inv. 5586BbCPapE Shelton JCFZPE 6G94-5H1970J SB XII 10961UNoWYesX^Brought to the British Museum by Nahman on July 17, 1930; purchased by the University in 1931.hABrought to the British Museum by Nahman on July 17, 1930; purchased by the University in 1931.Shelton JCP.Mich.inv. 5586PapNoYes94-5SB XII 10961bZPE 61970<_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>‹k publisheds2509‹AP.Mich.inv. 3167CPapE Shelton JCFZPE 6G92-4H1970J SB XII 10960UNoWYesX&July 1925; Acquired from Dr. KondilioshPapNoYes94-5SB XII 10961bZPE 61970<_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>k publisheds2509‹AP.Mich.inv. 3167CPapE Shelton JCFZPE 6G92-4H1970J SB XII 10960UNoWYesX&July 1925; Acquired from Dr. KondilioshP=‹hAJuly 1925; Acquired from Dr. KondiliosShelton JCP.Mich.inv. 3167PapNoYes92-4SB XII 10960ZPE 61970<_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2>Bu<_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>ck published‹AP.Mich.inv. 2964BVersoCPapD.archive of Gaius Apolinarius Niger (& family)?EPearl OMFZPE 6G271-277H1970J SB XII 10967UYesVDWYesX 24-5006E2-A[1Excerpts from the Minutes of Judicial Proceedings\30.3 X 24.2 cm]?realign some fibres (if no danger); unfold (line 1, 1st column)n=Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptoGreek"4hBeijn PJKaranisP.Mich.inv. 4728GreekAnn Arbor10LPapYesYes"black glass"; some unfolding? Fragments should be closer, (1 letter missing in line 3). DONEprobably Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of Egypt(unnamed) komogrammateus of Karanis; Sokrates son of Sarapion; Antoninus Pius, Emperor323-325PhotoCKaranis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptSB XVIII, 13306aBASP 22Justice; Land OwnershipPetition1985broken off at the top; a few letters between the two fragments2Recto; Verso is blankdocumentary4728ar.bmp<_600DPIFront_R1>4728ar_b.bmppurchased by Prof. Boak in 1925 (report submitted by H.I. Bell, dated May 2, 1925); described as coming from Behneseh (Oxyrhynchus)Sijpesteijn PJP.Mich.inv. 3768PapNoNo79-80SB XVIII, 13925ZPE 611985<_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_BR5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>Professor Boakh!‹k publisheds210025; Acquired by Professor BoakSijpesteijn PJP.Mich.inv. 3768PapNoNo79-80SB XVIII, 13925ZPE 611985<_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPB~IBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>lk published>k published‹AP.Mich.inv. 3768CPapESijpesteijn PJFZPE 61G79-80H1985UNoWNoX'May 2, 1925; Acquired by Professor Boakh‹AP.Mich.inv. 3766CPapESijpesteijn PJFZPE 61G73H1985JSB XVIII, 13915UNoWNoXpurchased by Prof. Boak in 1925 (report submitted by H.I. Bell, dated May 2, 1925); described as coming from Behneseh (Oxyrhynchus)hApurchased by Prof. Boak in 1925 (report submitted by H.I. Bell, dated May 2, 1925); described as coming from Behneseh (Oxyrhynchus)Sijpesteijn PJP.Mich.inv. 3766PapNoNo73SB XVIII, 13915ZPE 611985<_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5>B<_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>L4L‹AP.Mich.inv. 3759CPapESijpesteijn PJFZPE 61G71-73H1985JSB XVIII, 13914KBL IX, 307 (l. 3)M New Docs. 8N Llewelyn SRO47-49P1998UYesVIWYesXpurchased by Prof. Boak in 1925 (report submitted by H.I. Bell, dated May 2, 1925); described as coming from Behneseh (Oxyrhynchus)hApurchased by Prof. Boak in 1925 (report submitted by H.I. Bell, dated May 2, 1925); described as coming from Behneseh (Oxyrhynchus)BL IX, 307 (l. 3)Sijpesteijn PJP.Mich.inv. 3759IPapYesYes71-73Llewelyn SR47-49New Docs. 81998SB XVIII, 13914ZPE 611985O47-49P1998UYesVIWYesX'May 2, 1925; Acquired by Professor BoakhL8‹AP.Mich.inv. 3746CPapESijpesteijn PJFZPE 61G77H1985JSB XVIII, 13920KBL X, 224 (date; l. 2)UNoWNoXpurchased by Prof. Boak in 1925 (report submitted by H.I. Bell, dated May 2, 1925); described as coming from Behneseh (Oxyrhynchus)hApurchased by Prof. Boak in 1925 (report submitted by H.I. Bell, dated May 2, 1925); described as coming from Behneseh (Oxyrhynchus)BL X, 224 (date; l. 2)Sijpesteijn PJP.Mich.inv. 3746PapNoNo77SB XVIII, 13920ZPE 611985<_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>V‹k publishedl2K. Maresch, Nomisma und Nomismatia (1994) p. 30-31s2083 24 (date; l. 2)Sijpesteijn PJP.Mich.inv. 3746PapNoNo77SB XVIII, 13920ZPE 611985<_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFroBnt_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>k publishedl2K. Maresch, Nomisma und Nomismatia (1994) p. 30-31Professor Boakh‹AP.Mich.inv. 3739CPapESijpesteijn PJFZPE 61G76-7H1985JSB XVIII, 13919UNoWNoXpurchased by Prof. Boak in 1925 (report submitted by H.I. Bell, dated May 2, 1925); described as coming from Behneseh (Oxyrhynchus)hApurchased by Prof. Boak in 1925 (report submitted by H.I. Bell, dated May 2, 1925); described as coming from Behneseh (Oxyrhynchus)Sijpesteijn PJP.Mich.inv. 3739PapNoNo76-7SB XVIII, 13919ZPE 611985<_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_RB5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>L!‹k publisheds2070 25; Acquired by Professor BoakBL IX, 307 (l. 1)Sijpesteijn PJP.Mich.inv. 3728IPapYesYes75-6Pl IIIaSB XVIII, 13917ZPE 611985<_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>k publishedUYesVIWYesX'May 2, 1925; Acquired by Professor Boakh!‹k publisheds206725; Acquired by Professor BoakSijpesteijn PJP.Mich.inv. 3725III4PapYesNo80-1SB XVIII, 13927ZPE 611985<_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>}k publishedMich.inv. 3725CPapESijpesteijn PJFZPE 61G80-1H1985UYesVIII4WNoX'May 2, 1925; Acquired by Professor Boakh‹AP.Mich.inv. 3717CPapESijpesteijn PJFZPE 61G80H1985JSB XVIII, 13926UYesVIWYesXpurchased by Prof. Boak in 1925 (report submitted by H.I. Bell, dated May 2, 1925); described as coming from Behneseh (Oxyrhynchus)hApurchased by Prof. Boak in 1925 (report submitted by H.I. Bell, dated May 2, 1925); described as coming from Behneseh (Oxyrhynchus)Sijpesteijn PJP.Mich.inv. 3717IPapYesYes80SB XVIII, 13926ZPE 611985<_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>L!‹k publisheds205925; Acquired by Professor BoakSijpesteijn PJP.Mich.inv. 3716PapNoNo81-2SB XVIII, 13928ZPE 611985<_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIB}Back_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>kk publishedich.inv. 3716CPapESijpesteijn PJFZPE 61G81-2H1985UNoWNoX'May 2, 1925; Acquired by Professor Boakh‹AP.Mich.inv. 3715CPapESijpesteijn PJFZPE 61G79H1985JSB XVIII, 13924UNoWNoXpurchased by Prof. Boak in 1925 (report submitted by H.I. Bell, dated May 2, 1925); described as coming from Behneseh (Oxyrhynchus)hApurchased by Prof. Boak in 1925 (report submitted by H.I. Bell, dated May 2, 1925); described as coming from Behneseh (Oxyrhynchus)Sijpesteijn PJP.Mich.inv. 3715PapNoNo79SB XVIII, 13924ZPE 611985<_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5>B<_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>M!‹k publisheds2108 25; Acquired by Professor BoakBL IX, 309 (col. II, l. 12)Sijpesteijn PJP.Mich.inv. 3781PapNoNo140-4SB XVIII, 13948ZPE 621986<_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_6B00DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>k publishedXVIII, 13923UNoWNoX'May 2, 1925; Acquired by Professor Boakh‹AP.Mich.inv. 3713CPapESijpesteijn PJFZPE 61G78H1985JSB XVIII, 13922UNoWNoXpurchased by Prof. Boak in 1925 (report submitted by H.I. Bell, dated May 2, 1925); described as coming from Behneseh (Oxyrhynchus)hApurchased by Prof. Boak in 1925 (report submitted by H.I. Bell, dated May 2, 1925); described as coming from Behneseh (Oxyrhynchus)Sijpesteijn PJP.Mich.inv. 3713PapNoNo78SB XVIII, 13922ZPE 611985<_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5>B<_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>LY‹k publishedl5K. Maresch, Nomisma und Nomismatia (1994) p. 74, n. 5s2053 jn PJP.Mich.inv. 3709PapNoYes82-4Pl IIIcBL IX, 307 (l. 5); BL X, 224 (date)Sijpesteijn PJ153-4SB XVIII, 13929 (and p. 493)ZPE 621986ZPE 611985<_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>k publishedl5K. Maresch, Nomisma und Nomismatia (1994) p. 74, n. 5‹AP.Mich.inv. 3708CPapESijpesteijn PJFZPE 61G73-5H1985JSB XVIII, 13916UNoWNoXpurchased by Prof. Boak in 1925 (report submitted by H.I. Bell, dated May 2, 1925); described as coming from Behneseh (Oxyrhynchus)hApurchased by Prof. Boak in 1925 (report submitted by H.I. Bell, dated May 2, 1925); described as coming from Behneseh (Oxyrhynchus)Sijpesteijn PJP.Mich.inv. 3708PapNoNo73-5SB XVIII, 13916ZPE 611985<_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_RB5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>L5‹AP.Mich.inv. 3255CPapE McCarren VPFZPE 61G58-9H1985IPl IIaJSB XVIII, 13911KBL IX, 307 (date)UNoWYesX&May 2, 1925; Acquired from Nahman lot.hegative>No76SB XVIII, 13918ZPE 611985<_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBaB{ck_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>ik published‹AP.Mich.inv. 3255CPapE McCarren VPFZPE 61G58-9H1985IPl IIaJSB XVIII, 13911KBL IX, 307 (date)UNoWYesX&May 2, 1925; Acquired from Nahman lot.hM'‹@hA‹hAMk‹@hBLk‹XLk‹hB‹@k‹k‹XsO‹ANhB‹zhB' D AjB'"‹@MhB ‹hA‹X‹G‹hA‹hA‹hA‹hA‹hA%‹@hA%‹@hAC‹@hA‹hA‹hA‹hA‹hA‹hA‹hAŒhAŒhAŒhAŒhA&^Œ@hAŒhAŒhAŒhAŒhA#JŒ @"EhAŒ @hAŒ hA&MŒ @hA&TŒ @hA ŒhA ŒhA ŒhA ŒhA Œx%hA%C BiA%Œ@hA!cC!]iA!RC!^E!`Œy!HhB!NDiB!dŒzhB!jiA!iŒ9A!mhA!lC!kiAŒXŒvhA&C&iA&CŒ9A&hA&C&iAŒ[hB&&‹hAMay 2, 1925; Acquired from Nahman lot.BL IX, 307 (date)McCarren VPP.Mich.inv. 3255PapNoYes58-9Pl IIaSB XVIII, 13911ZPE 611985<_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>k publisheds1912, 13911UNoWYesX&May 2, 1925; Acquired from Nahman lot.hM‹hAJune 1922; Acquired by Nahman - British Museum;Nos. 918 - 932 Paid for from the appropriation of RegentsMcCarren VPP.Mich.inv. 1015PapNoYes59-60Pl IIbSB XVIII, 13912ZPE 611985<_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPBIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>k publisheds1297‹AP.Mich.inv. 3781CPapESijpesteijn PJFZPE 62G140-4H1986JSB XVIII, 13948KBL IX, 309 (col. II, l. 12)UNoWNoXpurchased by Prof. Boak in 1925 (report submitted by H.I. Bell, dated May 2, 1925); described as coming from Behneseh (Oxyrhynchus)hL‹AP.Mich.inv. 3780CPapESijpesteijn PJFZPE 62G133-7H1986MZPE 71NSijpesteijn PJO123-6P1988QPl VIIR SB XX 14964UNoWYesXpurchased by Prof. Boak in 1925 (report submitted by H.I. Bell, dated May 2, 1925); described as coming from Behneseh (Oxyrhynchus)hApurchased by Prof. Boak in 1925 (report submitted by H.I. Bell, dated May 2, 1925); described as coming from Behneseh (Oxyrhynchus)Sijpesteijn PJP.Mich.inv. 3780PapNoYes133-7Sijpesteijn PJ123-6Pl VIISB XX 14964ZPE 711988ZPE 621986NoYes133-7Sijpesteijn PJ123-6Pl VIISB XX 14964ZPE 711988ZPE 621986<_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_B600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>k published‹AP.Mich.inv. 3720CPapESijpesteijn PJFZPE 62G137-40H1986JSB XVIII, 13947KBL IX, 309 (l. 23)UNoWNohMay 2, 1925; Acquired by Professor BoakhL‹k publisheds2062 ‹AP.Mich.inv. 3712CPapESijpesteijn PJFZPE 62G148-9H1986IPl IIIaJSB XVIII, 13950K BL IX, 309UNoWYesXpurchased by Prof. Boak in 1925 (report submitted by H.I. Bell, dated May 2, 1925); described as coming from Behneseh (Oxyrhynchus)hApurchased by Prof. Boak in 1925 (report submitted by H.I. Bell, dated May 2, 1925); described as coming from Behneseh (Oxyrhynchus)BL IX, 309Sijpesteijn PJP.Mich.inv. 3712PapNoYes148-9Pl IIIaSB XVIII, 13950ZPE 621986<_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFrII, 13950K BL IX, 309UNoWYesXpurchased by Prof. Boak in 1925 (report submitted by H.I. Bell, dated May 2, 1925); described as coming from Behneseh (Oxyrhynchus)hS‹AP.Mich.inv. 474CPapESijpesteijn PJFZPE 62G145-8H1986JSB XVIII, 13949UYesVKWYesXGpurchased in Egypt by B.P. Grenfell and F.W. Kelsey in March-April 1920hApurchased in Egypt by B.P. Grenfell and F.W. Kelsey in March-April 1920Sijpesteijn PJP.Mich.inv. 474KPapYesYes145-8SB XVIII, 13949ZPE 621986<_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>‹k publisheds2295 ‹AP.Mich.inv. 5598CPapESijpesteijn PJFZPE 63G297-302H1986JSB XVIII, 13958KBL X, 224 (l. 20)UNoWNoX^Brought to the British Museum by Nahman on July 17, 1930; purchased by the University in 1931.hABrought to the British Museum by Nahman on July 17, 1930; purchased by the University in 1931.BL X, 224 (l. 20)Sijpesteijn PJP.Mich.inv. 5598PapNoNo297-302SB XVIII, 13958ZPE 631986<_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5B><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>:s4repeditoroliverjhrepserzpe311978pg139-140vVrepeditorparassoglougmrepserpsakaon1978pg88Vrepeditorparassoglougmrepserstudpap13repyear1974rVrepeditorparassoglougnrepserpsakaon1978no76Vrepeditorpearlomrepserdiss1938pg910Vrepeditorpearlom-youtiehcrepseromichii1944pg830bVrepeditorpearlom-youtiehcrepseromichii1944pg833qVrepeditorpearlom-youtiehcrepserpmichvi1944pgno38uVrepeditorpennisigrepserhelikon11961pg503-511Vrepeditorpestmanpwrepsernewpapyrologicalprimer19903VGVmanpwrepsernewpapyrologicalprimer19903VGVGVrepeditorpestmanpwrepsernewpapyrologicalprimerrepygVrs529 (Verso), l. 39-53Pl. IIIKaranis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptBL VIII, 375 (bibliography); BL IX, 276 (bibliography)Lewis N202-206SB XO‹XiJune 1922; Acquired by Nahman - British Museum; Nos. 918 - 932 Paid for from the appropriation of RegentshAJune 1922; Acquired by Nahman - British Museum; Nos. 918 - 932 Paid for from the appropriation of RegentsWarga RGP.Mich.inv. 985KPapYesYes12BL IX, 310 (l. 14)Warga RA96-98Pl. VIIaSB XVIII, 13973 (and p. 494)ZPE 641986P.Sel.Warga (diss.)1988<_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>Tk published ‹N‹hB2PIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8> jCheck LDAB for bibliographyk publisheds1580 ‹AP.Mich.inv. 4733BVersoCPapD@+ P.Mich. inv. 4800, 4801g, 4807 + more fragments from inv. 4733E Gronewald MFZPE 66G1-13H1986IPl. IK1.5 x 15.2 (frg. 1); 3.5 x 24 cm (frg. 2)26-B17F-AMenanderPH+ P.Mich. inv. 4800, 4801g, 4807 + more fragments from inv. 4733Fragments of the acts III and IV of Menander's ArbitrantsMore fragments have been found and assigned for publication.Early IInd cent. A.D.Gronewald M-P.Mich.inv. 4733GreekAnn ArborFragments from inv. 4733E Gronewald MFZPE 66G1-13H1986IPl. IKpurchased in Egypt by B.P. Grenfell and F.W. Kelsey in March-April 1920Youtie LCP.Mich.inv. 21KPapYesYes83-95Pl IIa,bYoutie LC758PMich XVII1996eZPE 67Medical codex1987<_600DPIFronB,t_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>jCheck LDAB for bibliographyk publisheds1582 ‹AP.Mich.inv. 21BfCPapE Youtie LCFZPE 69G163-9H1987I Pl IIIa,bM PMich XVIIN Youtie LCO758P1996UYesVKWYes'PIhCerus; LiteratureOdyssey 1, 220-236; 263-2751975broken off at the top and on the right and left sides1Recto; Verso is blankLiterary: Epic2764r.bmp<_600DPIFront_R1>2764r_a.bmp<_600DPIFront_R2>2764r_b.bmp<_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8>D<_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>ejAdone, on the orig.; conservation5 - Traianos, should I make a note for the small fragment of uncertain nature (and certainly not from Od. I, nor of the same hand) housed in the same glass? SCANNED, checked Check8/7/99: Allen - Sutton p163@A*  *k publishedp7/18/97‹XGpurchased in Egypt by B.P. Grenfell and F.W. Kelsey in March-April 1920[ Medical codexhApurchased in Egypt by B.P. Grenfell and F.W. Kelsey in March-April 1920Youtie LCP.Mich.inv. 21KPapYesYes163-9Pl IIIa,bYoutie LC758PMich XVII1996fZPE 69Medical codex1987<_600DPIFroB-nt_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>jCheck LDAB for bibliographyk publisheds1583 ‹AP.Mich.inv. 6619CPapE Henrichs AFZPE 7g‹G259-60H1971UYesVKWYesX/purchased from Nahman through H.I. Bell in 1934hApurchased from Nahman through H.I. Bell in 1934Henrichs AP.Mich.inv. 6619KPapYesYes259-60ZPE 71971<_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBB|ack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>jjCheck LDAB for bibliographyk publisheds2893‹AP.Mich.inv. 1585 CPapE Henrichs AFZPE 7G148-50H1971IPl VbUYesVLWYesX November 1924hin 1934h‹hANovember 1924Henrichs AP.Mich.inv. 1585 LPapYesYes148-50Pl VbZPE 71971<_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBjBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>Xj&Check LDAB for bibliography (2 cards!)k publisheds1480 4h|‹AP.Mich.inv. 1352CPapE Shelton JCFZPE 7G41-3H1971J SB XII 10982UNoWYesX&January 1924; Acquired with Nahman lothYesYes148-50Pl VbZPE 71971<_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBBiack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>Wk published‹AP.Mich.inv. 1352CPapE Shelton JCFZPE 7G41-3H1971J SB XII 10982UNoWYesX&January 1924; Acquired with Nahman lothNpd‹hAJanuary 1924; Acquired with Nahman lotShelton JCP.Mich.inv. 1352PapNoYes41-3SB XII 10982ZPE 71971<_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2>Bu<_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>ck publisheds1397‹AP.Mich.inv. 21Bg-mCPapE Youtie LCFZPE 70G73-96H1987IPl II-VM PMich XVIIN Youtie LCO758P1996UYesVKWYesXGpurchased in Egypt by B.P. Grenfell and F.W. Kelsey in March-April 1920[ Medical codexhNpLR‹AP.Mich.inv. 3245CPapEBruins E-Liesker W-SijpesteijnFZPE 74G23-8H1988IPl Ia,bJ SB XX 14973KBL X, 232 (l. 26)UYesVGWYesX% November 1925; Acquired from Brummerh Acquired from Brummerhative>Yes73-96Pl II-Vg-mZPE 70Medical codex1987<_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFrBont_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>k published‹AP.Mich.inv. 3245CPapEBruins E-Liesker W-SijpesteijnFZPE 74G23-8H1988IPl Ia,bJ SB XX 14973KBL X, 232 (l. 26)UYesVGWYesX% November 1925; Acquired from Brummerh+4T‹hAMarch 1925; Acquired from Nahman lotKeenan JGP.Mich.inv. 3999PapNoNo267-71SB XX 14987ZPE 751988<_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>ak publisheds2129‹AP.Mich.inv. 6979CPapECaulfield T-Estner A-StephensSFZPE 76G250-4H1989IPl XVJ SB XX 15001MZPE 79NBain DO71-2P1989UYesVJWYesX1from cartonage; bought in 1983 from M. Fackelmannh%‹hAfrom cartonage; bought in 1983 from M. FackelmannCaulfield T-Estner A-StephensSP.Mich.inv. 6979JPapYesYes250-4Pl XVBain D71-2ZPE 791989SB XX 15001ZPE 761989<_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>k publisheds3058m M. Fackelmannh‹X0July 1925; Acquired by Dr. Askren and Prof Boak zDrawinghAJuly 1925; Acquired by Dr. Askren and Prof Boak BL X, 233 (bibliography: verso)Gagos TP.Mich.inv. 4290PapYesYes273-6Pl. VIIbWhitehouse H277-8ZPE 851991SB XX 15042ZPE 79Drawing1989<_600DPIFront_RB)1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>k publishedl;S.M. Burstein, Ancient History Bulletin 6.2 (1992) p. 55-57s2181 Nq.‹hANovember 1924Gagos TP.Mich.inv. 1962PapNoNo271-3SB XX 15041ZPE 791989<_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DBYPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>Gk publisheds1558‹AP.Mich.inv. 502CPapEGagos TFZPE 79G276-80H1989IPl VIIIJ SB XX 15043KBL X, 233 (l. 16)UNoWYesXGpurchased in Egypt by B.P. Grenfell and F.W. Kelsey in March-April 1920hC‹hAMay 2, 1925; Acquired from Nahman lot.Warga RGP.Mich.inv. 3390LPapYesYes1Warga RG237-238ZPE 761989P.Sel.Warga (diss.)1988<_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFroBnt_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>jCheck LDAB for bibliographyk publisheds1965 ‹AP.Mich.inv. 3735CPapD Ex Inv. 3723EKoenen L-Sijpesteijn PJFZPE 77G261H1989UNoWNoXpurchased by Prof. Boak in 1925 (report submitted by H.I. Bell, dated May 2, 1925); described as coming from Behneseh (Oxyrhynchus)h‹hApurchased by Prof. Boak in 1925 (report submitted by H.I. Bell, dated May 2, 1925); described as coming from Behneseh (Oxyrhynchus)Ex Inv. 3723Koenen L-Sijpesteijn PJP.Mich.inv. 3735PapNoNo261ZPE 771989<_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>j2Check LDAB for bibliography (under 3635 and 3735!)k publisheds2074 ‹AP.Mich.inv. 4290CPapEGagos TFZPE 79G273-6H1989IPl. VIIbJ SB XX 15042KBL X, 233 (bibliography: verso)MZPE 85N Whitehouse HO277-8P1991UYesWYesQ‡sThe first hand is a large, upright cursive; the second is smaller, neat, and sloping, with a tendency to run the ends of the lines upwards; the third is similar but with letters less carefully written. (Boak)uTauris, daughter of ApolloniosvJuly 17, 64 A. D.w Ann ArborxTDeclaration of ownership of a house in Oxyrhynchus by Tauris, daughter of ApolloniosySarapion, bybliophylax (bibliophylax); Theon, bybliophylax (bibliophylax); Tauris daughter of Apollonios granddaughter of Menches; Heroeides (Heroides, Herodes) son of Krateinos (Kratinos); Gaius Kokina (Caecina) Tuscus, prefect of Egypt; Nero, emperorzGAdministration (Archive); Cadastre; House ownership; Woman (& guardian){KOxyrhynchon polis; Sarapeion; ton Hippeon Kampos (laura Hippeon Paremboles)|PHO7Oxyrhynchon polis, Oxyrhynchite nome, province of EgyptP Damaged along the vertical foldsQ1RRecto; Verso is blankS DocumentaryT82.bmpX82_a.bmpY82_b.bmpZ82_c.bmphk publishedp10/1/99s3133 on the right s`‹AP.Mich.inv. 1962CPapEGagos TFZPE 79G271-3H1989J SB XX 15041UNoWNoX November 1924hP.Mich.inv. 4290PapNoYes273-6Pl VIIbWhitehouse H277-8ZPE 851991ZPE 791989<_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPBIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>k published‹AP.Mich.inv. 1962CPapEGagos TFZPE 79G271-3H1989J SB XX 15041UNoWNoX November 1924hLQP‹AP.Mich.inv. 452CPapESijpesteijn PJFZPE 81G245H1990IPl VIIIaJ SB XX 15070UNoWYesXGpurchased in Egypt by B.P. Grenfell and F.W. Kelsey in March-April 1920hApurchased in Egypt by B.P. Grenfell and F.W. Kelsey in March-April 1920Sijpesteijn PJP.Mich.inv. 452PapNoYes245Pl VIIIaSB XX 15070ZPE 811990<_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_B600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>Prepared by Hunt,1920h+1K‹k publisheds2213‹AP.Mich.inv. 490CPapE Huebner RFZPE 84G40-2H1990J SB XX 15091UNoWYesXGpurchased in Egypt by B.P. Grenfell and F.W. Kelsey in March-April 1920hApurchased in Egypt by B.P. Grenfell and F.W. Kelsey in March-April 1920Huebner RP.Mich.inv. 490PapNoYes40-2SB XX 15091ZPE 841990<_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_60B0DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>ared by Hunt,1920h+1+ !Œk publisheds2335 pril,1920; Acquired by Grenfell - Kelsey; Prepared by Hunt,1920Huebner RP.Mich.inv. 489KPapYesYes42-43SB XX 15092ZPE 841990<_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPBIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>k published RFZPE 84G42-43H1990UYesVKWYesXH March,April,1920; Acquired by Grenfell - Kelsey; Prepared by Hunt,1920hby Hunt,1920h+ !Œk publisheds2299 pril,1920; Acquired by Grenfell - Kelsey; Prepared by Hunt,1920Huebner RP.Mich.inv. 475KPapYesYes37-40SB XX 15090ZPE 841990<_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPBIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>k publishedFZPE 84G42-43H1990UYesVKWYesXH March,April,1920; Acquired by Grenfell - Kelsey; Prepared by Hunt,1920h?ŒAP.Mich.inv. 204CPapE Huebner RFZPE 84G31-7H1990J SB XX 15089UYesVKWYesXGpurchased in Egypt by B.P. Grenfell and F.W. Kelsey in March-April 1920hApurchased in Egypt by B.P. Grenfell and F.W. Kelsey in March-April 1920Huebner RP.Mich.inv. 204KPapYesYes31-7SB XX 15089ZPE 841990<_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFBront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>Hunt,1920h&^Œk publisheds1577 ŒAP.Mich.inv. 6235CPapELuppe W-Koenen L-Pagan VFZPE 88G157-64H1991IPl IVMZPE 88NLehnus LO157-164P1991UNoWYesXpurchased in 1931/1932t=Rep Editor - Lehnus L; Rep Ser. - ZPE 91; 1992; pg. 20u CallimachushApurchased in 1931/1932CallimachusLuppe W-Koenen L-Pagan VRep Editor - Lehnus L; Rep Ser. - ZPE 91; 1992; pg. 20P.Mich.inv. 6235PapNoYes157-64Pl IVLehnus L157-164ZPE 881991ZPE 881991<_600DPIFront_R1>FullSizeFront_R2>Youtie HCO.Skeat 14OstNoNo113-5TAPA 811950<_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>jPapNoYesDiscussed by AS Hollis in ZPE 92 (1992), 115-7157-64Pl IVLehnus L???ZPE 881991ZPE 881991<_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_RB2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>k publishedŒAP.Mich.inv. 4060CPapE Hanson AEFZPE 9G227-9H1972IPl VIaJ SB XII 11007UYesVIWYesX0July 1925: Acquired by Dr. Askren and Prof. Boakh9ŒhAJuly 1925: Acquired by Dr. Askren and Prof. BoakHanson AEP.Mich.inv. 4060IPapYesYes227-9Pl VIaSB XII 11007ZPE 91972<_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_BR8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>k publisheds2143ŒAP.Mich.inv. 1340CPapE Hanson AEFZPE 9G229-33H1972J SB XII 11008UNoWYesX&January 1924; Acquired with Nahman lothNr/ŒhAJanuary 1924; Acquired with Nahman lotHanson AEP.Mich.inv. 1340PapNoYes229-33SB XII 11008ZPE 91972<_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2Bv><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>dk publisheds1392ŒAP.Mich.inv. 374CPapE Hanson AEFZPE 9G233-6H1972J SB XII 11009UNoWNoXGpurchased in Egypt by B.P. Grenfell and F.W. Kelsey in March-April 1920hNrPŒk publisheds2079ŒAP.Mich.inv. 5569CPapELuppe WFZPE 92G168-169H1992IPl V3a-bUNoWYesX$ January 1928; purchased from Nahman[%Codex; Christian commentary or homilyhA January 1928; purchased from NahmanLuppe WP.Mich.inv. 5569PapNoYes168-169Pl V3a-bZPE 92Codex; Christian commentary or homily1992<_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7>B<_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>jCheck LDAB for bibliographyk publishedŒAP.Mich. inv. 29974CWoodE van Minnen PFZPE 93G209-211H1992I Pl. VIII, IXP#JŒJ SB XX 15190UNoV20.3WYeshAvan Minnen PP.Mich. inv. 2997420.3WoodNoYes209-211Pl. VIII, IXSB XX 15190ZPE 931992<_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_60Bn0DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>\jCheck: Cribiore 158k publisheds1737 ŒAP.Mich. inv. 29974CWoodE van Minnen PFZPE 93G209-211H1992I Pl. VIII, IXJ SB XX 15190UNoV20.3WYesh"EŒ AP.Mich.inv. 4922CpapEDillery JD-Gagos TFZPE 93G171-190H1992I Pl VI 1a,bUYesVGWYesX1926/1927; Acquired by Bell_@The article contains a list of all the published Xenophon papyrihxt_title>codex; literary; unidentified iambic trimeter1992<_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8>B<_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>k publishedŒ AP.Mich.inv. 4922CpapEDillery JD-Gagos TFZPE 93G171-190H1992I Pl VI 1a,bUYesVGWYesX1926/1927; Acquired by Bell_@The article contains a list of all the published Xenophon papyrihŒ hA1926/1927; Acquired by BellDillery JD-Gagos TP.Mich.inv. 4922GpapYesYesThe article contains a list of all the published Xenophon papyri171-190Pl VI 1a,bZPE 931992<_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_60B0DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>j%check LDAB for bibliography (2 cards)k publisheds2344 Œ AP.Mich.inv. 6645CPapELuppe WFZPE 93G160-161H1992IPl VI2UNoWYesX/purchased from Nahman through H.I. Bell in 1934[$Literary; unknown prose; two columnsh&MŒ hApurchased from Nahman through H.I. Bell in 1934Luppe WP.Mich.inv. 6645PapNoYes160-161Pl VI2ZPE 93Literary; unknown prose; two columns1992<_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFBront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>jCheck LDAB for bibliographyk publisheds2905Luppe WFZPE 93G160-161H1992IPl VI2UNoWYesX/purchased from Nahman through H.I. Bell in 1934[$Literary; unknown prose; two columnsh&MkŒ hApurchased in 1933/1934Luppe WP.Mich.inv. 6586PapNoYes170Pl V4bZPE 93Literary; Herodotus I 178,3-179,11992<_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>jCheck LDAB for bibliographyk publisheds2885Œ AP.Mich.inv. 5576BbCPapELuppe WFZPE 93G162H1992IPl IV3UNoWYesXPurchased in 1928/1929[Literary; unknown commentaryhNŒ hAPurchased in 1928/1929Luppe WP.Mich.inv. 5576PapNoYes162Pl IV3bZPE 93Literary; unknown commentary1992<_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600BDPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>j*Check inv. nr. Check LDAB for bibliographyk publisheds2502 ŒAP.Mich.inv. 4926BaCPapELuppe WFZPE 93G157-159H1992IPl IV2MZPE 127N Spanoudakis KO59-62P1999UNoWYesX61926/1927; Acquired by Bell and Westermann from Nahman[Literary; hellenistic hexameterX 4926ar_a.bmp` 4926av_a.bmphDTN Jl1996WWOWtWWW'W_W`WsWW!W\W\WsX61926/1927; Acquired by Bell and Westermann from Nahman[Literary; hellenistic hexameterX 4926ar_a.bmp` 4926av_a.bmphSide>bZPE 93Literary; unknown commentary1992<_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFroBnt_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>k publishedŒAP.Mich.inv. 4926BaCPapELuppe WFZPE 93G157-159H1992IPl IV2UNoWYesX61926/1927; Acquired by Bell and Westermann from Nahman[Literary; hellenistic hexameterX 4926ar_a.bmp` 4926av_a.bmph  ŒhADecember 1922; Acquired by Flinders - PetrieLuppe WP.Mich.inv. 1206PapNoYes163-165Pl V1ZPE 93Literary; commentary on Homer 1992<_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>jCheck LDAB for bibliographyk publisheds1333ŒAP.Mich.inv. 36CPapELuppe WFZPE 93G166-167H1992IPl V2UNoWYesXGpurchased in Egypt by B.P. Grenfell and F.W. Kelsey in March-April 1920[/Literary; theater instructions (?); two columnsh  ŒhApurchased in Egypt by B.P. Grenfell and F.W. Kelsey in March-April 1920Luppe WP.Mich.inv. 36PapNoYes166-167Pl V2ZPE 93Literary; theater instructions (?); two columns1992<_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5>B<_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>jCheck LDAB for bibliographyk publisheds2012 ased in Egypt by B.P. Grenfell and F.W. Kelsey in March-April 1920[/Literary; theater instructions (?); two columnsh ŒAP.Mich.inv. 6950CPapDPKoeln 203 +243E Nunlist RFZPE 99G245-278H1993I Pl. III-VMPoetae comici graeci VIIINKassel R- Austin CO478-491, fr. com. adesp. 1147P1995UYesVtop of FWYesXMummy cartonnagehAMummy cartonnagePKoeln 203 +243Nunlist RP.Mich.inv. 6950top of FPapYesYes245-278Pl. III-VKassel R- Austin C478-491, fr. com. adesp. 1147Poetae comici graeci VIII1995ZPE 991993<_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFroIFront_R1><_600DPIFrolishedŒAP.Mich.inv. 6950CPapDPKoeln 203 +243E Nunlist RFZPE 99G245-278H1993I Pl. III-VMPoetae comici graeci VIIINKassel R- Austin CO478-491, fr. com. adesp. 1147P1995UYesVtop of FWYesXMummy cartonnageh%ŒhA10.5 x 10.2 cm33-158*-E/VAmmoniosPHReceipt for delivery of wheat made in the name of sitologoi of Karanis by PnasLine 4: read pyrou katharou instead of pyrou. (PH)June 3-4, 341 A.D.Sijpesteijn PJKaranisP.Mich.inv. 6451GreekAnn Arbor9-PapNoNounknown harbor, MemBphite or Herakleopolite nome, province of EgyptAurelius Pabos, sitologos of Karanis; Aurelius Ptollas(?), sitologos of Karanis (see also P.Col. VII, 149, 3); Pnas (see also P.Mich. inv. 6451a); Ammonios; Antonius Marcellinus & Petronius Probinus, consuls221-222Pl. VIIIcKaranis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptbZPE 108Tax collection; TransportReceipt fo!i!mŒ9As[- - -], (former?) exegetes(?) (of Alexandria?); [- - -], (former?) gymnasiarchos; Aurelius Sokrates, son of [- - -] and [- - -], grandson of Sokrates alias Agathos Daimon; his wife [- - -, daughter of - - -]; their son Marcus Aurelius [- - -]; Valerianus & Gallienus, Emperors; (unnamed) hoi pros te epikrisei Severus Alexander, former Emperor; Gordianus, former EmperorszCFamily; Personal status: metropolite; Privileges; Taxation (person){@[Alexandreon polis(?)]; amphodon Hieras Pyles (Arsinoiton polis)|PHO10 x 4.8 cm33-196*-YAurelius [- - -] & Aurelius [- - -]PHFragment of the sale of a female animal, for a price of 2,000 drachmai at leastEarly IVth cent. A.D.Sijpesteijn PJKaranisP.Mich.inv. 6462GreekCairo7PapNoYesprobably Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of Egypt<_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>j done, on ph.k publishedp7/10/97 ><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>k publishedk published!kHŒAP.Mich.inv. 6625CPapE Jenkins FWF Archiv 41G191-3H1995UNoWNoof Sokrates alias Agathos [Daimon, his mother being - - -] and his wife Aurelia [- - -, daughter of - - -], both [from the metropolis, registered in] the quarter of the Sacred [Gate, Aurelia - - -] with as guardian [Sokrates] personally. Since Marcus Aurelius [- - -, the son that] has been born [to us, has reached] in the present [. . . year of Valerianus and] Gallienus Augusti the age of 14 years [and ought] to be selected by thBXe [officers in charge of the selection, I have appended] the claims of [both] of us [in accordance with] the ordinance. [On the one hand], I, [Aurelius] Sokrates, was selected in year . . . of Severus] Alexander Caesar [the lord and] I was returned in the household census [of year 7 of Gordianus in the same] quarter [of the Sacred Gate - - -]Fj done, on ph.k publishedp7/10/97s1748 ŒAP.Mich.inv. 6625CPapE Jenkins FWF Archiv 41G191-3H1995UNoWNoaRxhApurchased from Nahman through H.I. Bell in 1934BL III, 196 on line 4; VII, 197 on line 7Boak AERP.Mich.inv. 6629PapNoNo265-6SB V 8001Aegyptus 151935<_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIBFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>k publisheds2896 yAP.Mich.inv. 3994C Wax TabletE Sanders HAF Aegyptus 17G233-240H1937IPlateM PMich VIIN Sanders HAO436P1947Q Pl. VI a, bUYesVCase 19, shelf 4WYesX$March 1925; Acquired from Nahman lot[(Birth Certificate of an Illegitimate Boy\ 16.6 x 8.2 cm]needs rehousing; join fragmentsŒX/purchased from Nahman through H.I. Bell in 1934hApurchased from Nahman through H.I. Bell in 1934Jenkins FWP.Mich.inv. 6625PapNoNo191-3Archiv 411995<_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_6Bo00DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>]k publisheds2895ŒAP.Mich.inv. 4833BaCPapESijpesteijn PJFZPE 109G87-89H1995IPl. XIIUYesVBWYesX 26-B14E-A[ Receipt for Payment of Money Tax\ 29.5 x 7.9 cm]glass slihgtly broken, "dirty"n=Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptoGreekr9u.Aurelius Apion, misthotes telous katalochismon&ŒhA18 x 12.3 cm30-C123BG-AValerius Apollonios, nomarchesPHArchive of Satabous son of Pnepheros (& family)Receipt for payment of the tax on property transfer (enkyklion) following a habitation agreement (enoikesis contract)December 26, 121 A.D.Sijpesteijn PJArsinoite nome; KaranisP.Mich.inv. 5839GreekAnn Arbor12BKaranis sectionPapNoYesUnknown place, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptHadrianus, Emperor; Statilius Apion, nomarches of the Arsinoite nome; Valerius Apollonios, nomarches of the Arsinoite nome; Isidoros; Pnepheros son of Satabous (see P.Mich. IX, p. 4-5); Pekysis (Pakysis) son of Psenamounis (see also P.Mich. IX, p. 4-5); Vibia Crispina89-90Pl. XIKaranis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, pro5],"‡T 5869r.bmpX 5869r_c.bmpX 5869r_d.bmphA13.4 X 8.5 cm30-C123CCH2-ATerpos son of MinesPHCensus declaration submitted by a woman named Terpos, who declares herself and her three sonsOctober 20, 104 A.D.Husselman EMKaranisP.Mich.inv. 5869GreekAnn Arbor17-PapNoYesjoin fragmentsKaranis, Herakleidou merus, the son of Onnophris, . . . years old, without distinguishing mark; and Petesouchos, 4 years old, without distinguishing mark; and Phanomgeus, their brother, 1 year old, without distinguishing mark; and I, Terpos, 35 years old, with a scar on the right forearm. The eighth year of Imperator Caesar Nerva Trajan Augustus Germanicus Dacicus, Phaophi 23. (2nd hand) We, Antoninus son of Sokrates and . . .j$done, on the orig.; SCANNED, checkedP!4d‰vIInd/IIIrd cent. A.D.w Ann Arborx$List(s) of names, of unknown purpose9A(Recto) Pekegis son of Peos; Phibammon (Phoibammon) son of - - -; Apollon son of Sarapion; Pmounis son of Inaroous (Inaros); Hermias son of Pachesis; Kollouthos son of Silbanos (Silvanus); Tyrannos son of Kastor; Peibis son of Petbes; Hatres son of Petechon; Bekis son of Pallas; Hellos son of Bekis (Verso) [- - -]reus son of Ibois; Petbes son of Herminos grandson of Petheus(?); [- - -]ros son of Ibois; [- - -] son of HieraxzList{-|PHOFprobably Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptPEbroken off at the top and bottom and on the right side (of the recto)Q1RRecto and VersoS DocumentaryX 4666cr_a.bmp` 4666cv_a.bmph0DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>i son of Petechon; Bekis son of Pallas; Hellos son of Bekis (Verso) [- - -]reus son of Ibois; Petbes son of Herminos grandson of Petheus(?); [- - -]ros son of Ibois; [- - -or;4W{ŒAP.Mich.inv. 5587BaCPapESijpesteijn PJFZPE 109G92-3H1995ITaf XIIUNoWYesX^Brought to the British Museum by Nahman on July 17, 1930; purchased by the University in 1931.hABrought to the British Museum by Nahman on July 17, 1930; purchased by the University in 1931.Sijpesteijn PJP.Mich.inv. 5587PapNoYes92-3Taf XIIaZPE 1091995<_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_BR6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>Œk publisheds2511ŒAP.Mich.inv. 5587BbCPapESijpesteijn PJFZPE 109G93-4H1995ITaf XIIUNoWYesX^Brought to the British Museum by Nahman on July 17, 1930; purchased by the University in 1931.hABrought to the British Museum by Nahman on July 17, 1930; purchased by the University in 1931.Sijpesteijn PJP.Mich.inv. 5587PapNoYes93-4Taf XIIbZPE 1091995<_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_BR6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>%j.Œk publisheds2512ŒAP.Mich.inv. 2872BbCPapESijpesteijn PJFZPE 109G94-95H1995IPl. XIIIUNoWYesX25-Court S of S-5000[Receipts for Money Taxes\ 8.6 x 6.2 cmn=Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptoGreekr9uUnknown tax-collectorvIIIrd cent. A.D.wCairot_R1><_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_BR7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>k publisheds2512ŒAP.Mich.inv. 2872BbCPapESijpesteijn PJFZPE 109G94-95H1995IPl. XIIIUNoWYesX25-Court S of S-5000[Receipts for Money Taxes\ 8.6 x 6.2 cmn=Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptoGreekr9uUnknown tax-collectorvIIIrd cent. A.D.wCairo&&OŒhBmperors; Iulius Serenus95-97Pl. XIIKaranis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptaZPE 109Damnatio memoriae; Taxation (Land); Tax collectionReceipt for Money Taxes1995broken off at the bottom and (slightly) on the left side1RectoDocumentary<_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>#i_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>0DPIBack_R8>&}ŒAP.Mich.inv. 5586BaCPapESijpesteijn PJFZPE 109G97-8H1995ITaf XIIIUNoWYesX^Brought to the British Museum by Nahman on July 17, 1930; purchased by the University in 1931.hABrought to the British Museum by Nahman on July 17, 1930; purchased by the University in 1931.Sijpesteijn PJP.Mich.inv. 5586PapNoYes97-8Taf XIIIaZPE 1091995<_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFrontB_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>PŒk publishedsition>July 17, 1930; Acquired by Nahman and purchased by the University in 1931.Sijpesteijn PJP.Mich.inv. 5586PapNoYes97-8Taf XIIIaZPE 1091995<_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFrontB_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>k publishedŒ AP.Mich.inv. 2941CPapESijpesteijn PJFZPE 109G98-99H1995IPl. XIIIUNoWYesX 24-5006E2-A[#Uncompleted(?) Text: Dating Formula\ 5.2 x 9 cmn=Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptoGreekr 8 at leastuUnknown tax-collectorv 25 February - 26 March, 203 A.D.wCairoŒ!hCenre>Documentary<_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>yiYear 24 of the Emperor [Caesar] Marcus Aurelius [Severus] Antoninus Parthicus maximus Britannicus maximus Germanicus maximus Pius Augustus, on Phaophi [- -] . . . [- - -]j done, on ph.k publishedp8/7/97s2430ot completedSeptember 29-October 28, 215 A.D.Sijpesteijn PJKaranisP.Mich.inv. 5299GreekCairo8PapNoYesShould be known as P.Mich. inv. 5299c, and not 5299a as written in the editio princeps, to distinguishaŒ"AP.Mich.inv. 3434CPapESijpesteijn PJFZPE 109G100H1995ITaf XIVUNoWYesX from NahmanhUNoWYesX from NahmanhYes99Taf XIVKaranis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptaZPE 1091995<_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600BDPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>k publishedŒ"AP.Mich.inv. 3434CPapESijpesteijn PJFZPE 109G100H1995ITaf XIVUNoWYesX from Nahmanh cŒ"hAfrom NahmanSijpesteijn PJP.Mich.inv. 3434PapNoYes100Taf XIVZPE 1091995<_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_B]600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>Kk publisheds1977Œ#AP.Mich.inv. 2900BaCPapESijpesteijn PJFZPE 109G101H1995ITaf XIVUNoWYesX25-Court S of S5000[Receipt for Payment in Kind\ 9.4 x 8.6 cmn=Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptoGreekr11uQPtolemaios, son of Ptolemaios, and Dioskoros, son of Mysthes, en klero sitologiasvJune 10, 207 A.D.wCairoxReceipt of grain for land tax9%%Œ$hBus Verus, Emperors; Aphrodisios, sitologos of Theadelpheia(?) (& associates); Tepheros daughter of Sisois101-102Pl. XIVKaranis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptZPE 109Tax collection; Taxation (Land)Receipt for Payment in Kind1995slightly broken off at the bottom; much damaged along the folds and on the left side1RectoDocumCentary2844r.bmp<_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>xi>i%%Œ&hBe of EgyptMarcus Aurelius, Emperor; Sarapias; Chairemon alias Longus103-104Pl. XVKaranis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptaZPE 109Animals; Taxation; Tax collectionReceipt for Money Tax1995slightly broken off on the left and right sides1Recto; Verso is blank except for an ink trace, which could be a leCtter-numberDocumentary<_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>i103-4H1995ITaf XVUNoWYesX 25-5034A-A"%Œ'hB/>Marcus Aurelius & Lucius Verus, Emperors; Pe[- - -] son of Kastor and Ammo(--), grandson of - - -104Pl. XIVKaranis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptZPE 109Irrigation; Penthemeral Dyke Corve (compulsory work); TaxationReceipt (Certificate) for work performed for the penthemeral dyke corve1995badly damaged1RectoCDocumentary<_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>ti8>i)|PHHKaranis%!cŒ'O=Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptP badly damagedQ1RRectoS DocumentaryhA6.6 x 7 cm26-B15C-BUnknown dyke-surveyorPHReceipt (Certificate) for work performed on the embankments for the penthemeral dyke corveSeptember 2, 168 A.D.Sijpesteijn PJPatsontis(?); Karanis(?)P.Mich.inv. 4788GreekCairo8PapNoYesKaranis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of Egypt<_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>i><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_%$Œ(hA November 1925; Acquired from BrummerSijpesteijn PJP.Mich.inv. 3239PapNoYes105Taf XVIrZPE 1091995<_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBackB_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>zk publishedl/G. Messeri - R. Pintaudi, ZPE 129 (2000) p. 272s1901Sijpesteijn PJFZPE 109G105H1995ITaf XVIUNoWYesX% November 1925; Acquired from Brummerh#%~Œ)AP.Mich.inv. 3239BvCPapESijpesteijn PJFZPE 109G106H1995ITaf XVIUNoWYesX% November 1925; Acquired from Brummerherial>PapNoYes105Taf XVIrZPE 1091995<_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBackB_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>zk publisheds1901Œ)AP.Mich.inv. 3239BvCPapESijpesteijn PJFZPE 109G106H1995ITaf XVIUNoWYesX% November 1925; Acquired from Brummerh$2 Œ)hA November 1925; Acquired from BrummerSijpesteijn PJP.Mich.inv. 3239PapNoYes106Taf XVIvZPE 1091995<_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBackB_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>zk publisheds1902Œ*AP.Mich.inv. 4814Bc(1)CPapESijpesteijn PJFZPE 109G107H1995IPl. XVK*Line 4: read z[oon instead of [zoon]. (PH)UNoV-WYesX26-X[Receipt for Money Tax\ 11.2 x 8 cm]/check fibres at right edge of lines 3-4, plizzzn=Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptoGreekr7mian chortou probaton%&uJŒ+9AAurelius Isidoros, son of Sokrates(?), aphelix; Aurelius Koprea (Kopreas, Kopres), son of Sokrates(?), aphelix; Aurelius Harpokration, son of Sokrates(?), aphelix; Aurelius Sokrates, son of Sokrates(?), aphelix; Sokrates(?), their deceased father, gymnasiarchesas (former gymnasiarchos), prytaneusas (former prytanis) of the Arsinoiton polis; Aurelius Eudaimon alias [- - -], their curator; [Aurelius] Sarapion alias [- - -], son of Serenus, [- - -]sas (former [- - -]) of the Arsinoiton polis;B [Alexander Severus], Emperor zFAgriculture; Personal status: aphelix (minor child) (& guardian); Rent{(+Œ-AP.Mich.inv. 6060BFirst text (col. I)CpapDsee noteE Hanson AEFZPE 111G175-182H1996IPl. IIIUYesVBWYesX 31-I-103D-P[Petition to a Strategos\ 29 x 21.5 cm]Tglass needed; check tapes; alignment (middle of line 3 and of lines 11-14 of col. I)><_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBackBf_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>Tk published Œ-AP.Mich.inv. 6060BFirst text (col. I)CpapDsee noteE Hanson AEFZPE 111G175-182H1996IPl. IIIUYesVBWYesX 31-I-103D-P[Petition to a Strategos\ 29 x 21.5 cm]Tglass needed; check tapes; alignment (middle of line 3 and of lines 11-14 of col. I)mh++Œ-iCgathes did none of these things, but also disappeared together with his wife and Harpagathes the surety, we ask that they be served with a written summons in order [to retain] the claim against them; we have enclosed for you [a copy] of their document. I, ...euros, servant, have transmitted (it). Year 8 [of Hadrian Caesar] our Lord, 20 Phaophi. I, Ptolemaios, village scribe, have submitted the above sworn declaration and I declare that at present the aforementioned Harpagathes, son of PanoDmgeus(?), [Taouetis, daughter of Stotoetis], and Harpagathes, son of Panephremmis, have disappeared. Year 8 of Hadrian [Caesar our Lord, month and day].bjDone on orig.; conservation11; scanned; checked Check: show Verso to Terry Traianos: the original neg. shows a few more letters (all restituted by Ann without problem) at several places (col. I, l. 17; col. II, l. 1; 18). Should we scan it too?k publishedp1/12/98s2634'Œ.AP.Mich. inv. 2848BRectoCPap EgyptoGreekgypt-Œ5hA27.4 X 26.4 cm24-5006E2-AHomerusPH-The first letters of the first 42 verses of book II, with the title of the same bookIInd cent. AD, before 215 ADPearl OM-Youtie HC-P.Mich.inv. 2931GreekCairo42PapNoYesThis text is described in the introduction to the documentary text whichB was written above it (see corresponding record)probably Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of Egyptsee electronic version of PMich VI, 390-390 introd.Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptRecto, first textPMich VILiterature; HomerusIliad, book II, 1-421944only the title of book II ofgypt"Œ6@+hA/C.Œ7@0X1hA2C3iA4Œ8n5hA6C7iA8A:9Œ9hA;C<Œ:hAN=Œ<@>hA?Œ?y dhB$Œ@@@nAhBBŒDK"hA"C"k,TŒE@CnD{EhBFDZZEhBFDZ,ThA"C"l"ŒE@CnD{EhBFDZŒJhARŒKQSŒLuTŒM[UŒNEVkWŒOhXŒQXYhBZŒRhA[ŒS[\ŒTV]ŒUF^ŒVU_ŒWX`ŒY[aŒZhAbŒ[hAcŒ\hAdŒ]hAeŒ^\fŒ_XgŒ`EhhBiŒahAjŒbQkŒchAlŒdhAmŒehAnŒfwoŒg\pŒhVqhBrŒihAsŒjHthBuŒkhAvŒl[wŒmIxŒnAyhBzŒohA{Œp\|ŒqhA}Œr[~ŒsFhBŒthAŒuXŒvB4A:AhBDFiBŒwXOhBDiA/:Œ6AP.Mich.inv. 4587Ba, RectoCPapD0(Verso linked to the archive of Ptollas's sons?)EPearl OM-Youtie HCFPMich VIG 412, introd.H1944UNoWNoX25-200-S[!Fragment with Imperial Titulature\ 9.3 x 4.7 cmn=Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptoGreekr1s'see electronic version of PMich VI, 412uUnknownv 283-285 ADwCairoxFragmentyCarinus, EmperorzFragment{-|PHOFprobably Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptP1broken at the right and the left (Verso complete)Q1RRecto; Verso is P.Mich.VI, 412S DocumentaryhoGreekr1s'see electronic version of PMich VI, 412uUnknownv 283-285 ADwCairoxFragmentyCarinus, EmperorzFragment{-|PHOFprobably Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptP1broken at the right and the left (Verso complete)Q1RRecto; Verso is P.Mich.VI, 412S Documentaryh/>This text is described in the introduction to the documentary text which4UNoWYesX 24-5006E2-AˆiAThe 2nd year of the Emperor Caesar Titus Aelius Hadrianus Antoninus Augustus Pius, the month of Mesore, 23. We, Maron and associates, sitologi of Ptolemais Nea, have received from the produce of the same year, for revenue land exploited through the cultivators of Karanis, from Horion and Zosimos, both sons of Teberis, seventy-six and seven-eighth artabai of wheat, equal 76 7/8 artabai of wheat; likewise, for domain land, two and one-half artabai of wheat; and at the beginning of Thoth, forB domain land of Kerkesoucha exploited through the cultivators of Karanis, four and seven-twelfths artabai of wheat, equal 4 7/12 artabai of wheat.@A ]  d |      P  W o  v jdone, on ph. scannedk publishedmnop3/12/97 (or earlier)s2263)Œ5_xThis text is described in the introduction to the documentary text which was written above it (see corresponding record)n=Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptoGreekr42s'see electronic version of PMich VI, 390uHomerusvIInd cent. AD, before 215 ADwCairoxTThe first letters of the first 42 verses of book II, with the title of the same booky-zLiterature; Homerus{-|PHOFprobably Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptPonly the title of book II of the Iliad and the first letters of the first 42 verses are preserved; an attempt was made to obliterate them by rubbing a moist sponge over the papyrusQ1RRecto, first textSLiterary: epicT 2931r_2.bmpX 2931r2_a.bmph   *k describedlbR.A. Pack, The Greek and Latin Literary Texts from Greco-Roman Egypt (Ann Arbor, 1965[2]) No. 625.myesp3/12/97 (or earlier)s1696k II, 1-421944only the title of book II of/0Œ6hC?_R2><_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>i'- - - Marcus] Aurelius Carinus . [- - -k describedmyes?p3/12/97 (or earlier)s2236&e of Egyptsee electronic version of PMich VI, 4B12Carinus, Emperor412, introd.Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of Egypta, RectoPMich VIFragmentFragment with Imperial Titulature1944broken at the right and the left (Verso complete)1Recto; Verso is P.Mich.VI, 412Documentary9.3 x 4.7 cm25-200-SUnknownPH(Verso linked to the archive of Ptollas's sons?)Fragment283-285 ADPearl OM-Youtie HC-P.Mich.inv. 4587GreekCairo1PapNoNoprobably Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of Egyptsee electronic version of PMich VI, B412Carinus, Emperor412, introd.Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of Egypta, RectoPMich VIFragmentFragment with Imperial Titulature1944broken at the right and the left (Verso complete)1Recto; Verso is P.Mich.VI, 412Documentarya, RectoPMich VIFragmentFragment with Imperial Titulature1944broken at the right and the left (Verso complete)1RectoDocumentary<_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>i'- - - Marcus] Aurelius Carinus . [- - -k describedmyes?p3/12/97 (or earlier)#Œ7AP.Mich. inv. 3256CPapDP. Princ. II, 70ESijpesteijn PJFZPE 113G163-164H1996I Pl. VI, 1-2Wyes02Œ7X&May 2, 1925; Acquired from Nahman lot.[Private Letter\ 11.2 X 9 cmn Unknown placeoGreekrRecto - 13 Verso - 1sGNot unskilled writer, making many corrections and interlinear additionsuEumelosvIIIrd cent. ADw Ann ArborxLetter from Eumelos to Ammonios, telling him not to pay attention to an unnamed administrator, who troubled him and whom Eumelos has also written to, but to take care of the houseyoEumelos; Ammonios; Katoites; unnamed cheiristes; Dioskoros & Sarapias & their mother; Kanis (& wife & children)z:Agent of absentee landlord(?); Religion; Tax collection(?){ topos Apasan|PHO Unknown place, province of EgyptP6complete, but marred by holes, especially at the rightQ1R Recto & VersoS documentaryh13Œ7hA11.2 X 9 cmMay 2, 1925; Acquired from Nahman lot.EumelosPHP. Princ. II, 70Letter from Eumelos to Ammonios, telling him not to pay attention to an unnamed administrator, who troubled him and whom Eumelos has also written to, but to take care of the houseIIIrd cent. ADSijpesteijn PJtopos ApasanP.Mich. inv. 3256GreekAnn ArborRecto - 13 Verso - 1PapyesUnknown place, province of EgyptNot unskilled writer, making many corrections and interlinear additionsEumelos; Ammonios; Katoites; unnamed cheiristes; Dioskoros & Sarapias & their mother; Kanis (& wife & children)163-164Pl. VI, 1-2Unknown placeZPE 113Agent of absentee landlord(?); Religion; Tax collection(?)24DŒ7hCPrivate Letter1996complete, but marred by holes, especially at the right1Recto & Versodocumentary<_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_RD>5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>i35Œ7iAEumelos to Ammonios, his most honoured friend, many greetings. Before everything else I pray that you are in good health and I make obeisance for you before the lord Sarapis. I have heard from Katoites that you say: The administrator annoys me very much concerning the place Apasan, since he did not provide an account although the mother of Dioskoros was present together with him. Do not heed him! If we have done anything we have done it conformably to usage. I have written to him too andB take care of the house. Stay healthy . . . . and take care of yourself. I salute by name all those of your family. Dioskoros and Sarapias and their mother salute you. Stay well. We salute Kanis and his wife and their children. (Verso) Deliver to my friend(?) Ammonios [- - -]k publishedp3/12/97 (or earlier)s1913 Œ8AP.Mich. inv. 1740CPapD-ESijpesteijn PJFZPE 113G169-170H1996I Pl. VIII, 1WYesX November 1924[Receipt for Delivery in Kind\13.2 X 12.5 cm46Œ8n 6  ; >|PHOkprobably either Tapeklam, 8th pagus, or a harbor near to that village, Oxyrhynchite nome, province of EgyptPGbroken at the bottom and (slightly) at the left, with some other lossesQ1RRecto; verso describedS documentaryh57Œ8hA13.2 X 12.5 cmNovember 1924Aurelius PolydeukesPH-Receipt, given by the skipper of a public ship, for some artabas of wheat paid by a woman, probably for land tax341 ADSijpesteijn PJKynopolites (nomos) Ano; Tapeklam (village of the 8th pagus of the Oxyrhynchite nome)P.Mich. inv. 1740GreekAnn Arbor12PapYesprobably either Tapeklam, 8th pagus, or a harbor near to that village, Oxyrhynchite nome, province of EgyptAurelius Polydeukes, naukleros; Aurelia ---ria , daughter of Ammon (& husband); Aurelius --- son of ---mmon; Flavius Antonius Marcellinus & Flavius Petronius Probinus, clarissimi (consuls)169-170Pl. VIII, 1Unknown place, probably Oxyrhynchite nome, province of EgyptZPE 113Illiteracy; Profe68Œ8hCssion; Taxation (Land); Tax collection; Transport (ship); WomanReceipt for Delivery in Kind1996broken at the bottom and (slightly) at the left, with some other losses1Recto; verso describeddocumentary<_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_60D0DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>i7: Œ8iAAurelius Polydeukes, captain of a public ship with a capacity of 3.300 artabai with Dionysos as its ensign from the Kynopolites Ano to Aurelia . . ., daughter of Ammon, through her husband, greetings. 8th pagus on account of Tapeklam. I have received and put on board of the afore-mentioned ship from the crop of the 15th indiction six and a half artabai of pure wheat, 6 1/2 art., and the cumula on these and the denarius (per modius) and the porterage fee. In the consulship of Flavius AntonBius Marcellinus and Flavius Petronius Probinus, clarissimi, [Month] 5. I, Polydeukes, have signed it as above stated. (2nd hand) I, Aurelius . . ., son of . . ., [from the Oxyrhynchite nome(?)], have written it [for him, because he does not know] letters.@:;+Œ8ijdone, on the orig.k publishedp3/12/97 (or earlier)s1518Œ9AP.Mich. inv. 1740CPapD-ESijpesteijn PJFZPE 113G 169 (descr.)H1996X November 1924[Receipt for Delivery in Kind(?)\13.2 X 12.5 cmn13.2 X 12.5 cmNovember 1924Aurelius Par[---]PH-Receipt, given by the skipper of a ship, for some artabas of barley [plus associated charges], paid probably for land taxIVth cent. AD(?)Sijpesteijn PJOxyrhynchites nomosP.Mich. inv. 1740GreekAnn Arbor12(?)Papunknown place, perhaps Oxyrhynchite nome, Bprovince of EgyptAurelius Par[---], naukleros; ---- , son or daughter of Ammon169 (descr.)Unknown place, probably Oxyrhynchite nome, province of EgyptZPE 113Profession; Taxation (Land); Tax collection; Transport (ship)Receipt for Delivery in Kind(?)1996Very faint and mutilated traces of at least 12 lines1verso (described); recto published in the same;N5Œ9hC articledocumentary<_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>iAurelius Par[- - -] from the Oxyrhynchite nome, captain of a ship of Leontios [- - - to - - - son/daughter of] Ammon, through [- - -] barley [- - -]jdone, on the originalk describedp4/14/97s1519Œ:AP.Mich. inv. 385EWarga RGFP.Sel.Warga (diss.)G6H1988XGpurchased in Egypt by B.P. Grenfell and F.W. Kelsey in March-April 1920[Sale and cession of landhN>Œ:Œ;AP.Mich. inv. 151CPapD+ PMich. inv. 133EWarga RGFP.Sel.Warga (diss.)G8H1988XGpurchased in Egypt by B.P. Grenfell and F.W. Kelsey in March-April 1920[Wet-nurse Contractw Ann ArborhApurchased in Egypt by B.P. Grenfell and F.W. Kelsey in March-April 1920+ PMich. inv. 133Warga RGP.Mich. inv. 151Ann ArborPap8P.Sel.Warga (diss.)Wet-nurse Contract1988<_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPBIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>s1454=?}ŒWarga RGP.Mich. inv. 151Ann Arbor8P.Sel.Warga (diss.)Wet-nurse Contract1988<_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_B600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>Œ dŒMay 2, 1925; Acquired from Nahman lot.Warga RGP.Mich. inv. 336610P.Sel.Warga (diss.)List of Payments1988<_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBackBf_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>Ts1959Œ?AP.Mich.inv. 5838BaCPapESijpesteijn PJFZPE 106G 203, n. 2 (c)H1995UNoVKaranis section (folder 1/8)WYesX 30-C123BBJ-A[Fragment of document\5 X 2 cm].unfold (on top of 6th and 8th letters of l. 1)n=Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptoGreekr4uUnknownvIInd/IIIrd cent. A.D.w Ann Arborx*Fragment of a document of uncertain nature$AŒ@AP.Mich.inv. 5168B a - RectoCPapD-EWinter JG-Youtie HCF PMich VIIIG 515 introd.H1951UNoWNoX 27-C61A2-A[Fragment of document\ 16.5 X 6 cmof document\ 16.5 X 6 cmapNoYes203, n. 2 (c)Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of Egypta - RectoZPE 106Fragment of document19951<_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>%k publishedŒ@AP.Mich.inv. 5168B a - RectoCPapD-EWinter JG-Youtie HCF PMich VIIIG 515 introd.H1951UNoWNoX 27-C61A2-A[Fragment of document\ 16.5 X 6 cm@B#Œ@n=Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptoGreekr4s)See electronic version of PMich VIII, 515uUnknownwCairoxFragment of documentyUnnamed ergatesz Profession(?){Ibion|PHO unknown place, province of EgyptP%cut at the top; verso nearly completeQ1RRectoS DocumentaryhA16.5 X 6 cm27-C61A2-AUnknownPH-Fragment of documentWinter JG-Youtie HCIbionP.Mich.inv. 5168GreekCairo4PapNoNounknown place, province of EgyptSee electronic version of PMich VIII, 515Unnamed ergates515 introd.Karanis, HerakleidA"Œ@hBou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of Egypta - RectoPMich VIIIProfession(?)Fragment of document1951cut at the top; verso nearly complete1RectoDocumentary<_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>io[- - -] going up, I dismissed the worker of Ibion. Step in the (ship) to sail upwards, as you have said [- - -]k publishedm yes (+ recto)p3/14/97s2387ŒDAP.Mich.inv. 5869Ba-RectoCPapEBruckner A-Marichal RF Ch.L.A. VG300H1976IPhotoYesX 30-C123CCH2-A,TDŒEAP.Mich.inv. 5476BbCPapD-ESijpesteijn PJF Archiv 42G208-210, No. 1H1996Ipl. 21, fig. 33UNoWYesX 28-C87K-A[ Sale of Land\ 6 x 11 cm.arichal RKaranisP.Mich.inv. 5869LatinPapNoYes300PhotoKaranis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of Egypta-RectoChLA V.11976<_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPBIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>ŒEAP.Mich.inv. 5476BbCPapD-ESijpesteijn PJF Archiv 42G208-210, No. 1H1996Ipl. 21, fig. 33UNoWYesX 28-C87K-A[ Sale of Land\ 6 x 11 cm.CEŒEn=Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptoGreekr18u>[- - - daughter of - - -]on, granddaughter of Ptolemaios, astev 138-161 A.D.wCairoxvSale of two arourai of land near the village of Ptolemais Drymos, made by a citizeness of Alexandria to her own sister9AAntoninus Pius, Emperor; [- - - daughter of - - -]on, granddaughter of Ptolemaios, aste; [- - - son of - - -], Sosikosmios alias Althaieus, her guardian (and husband?); Isarion, her sister; [- - - son of - - -], guardian and husband(?) of Isarion; Diodoros son of Ekysis; [- - -] apeleutheros; Didyme [- - -]; Dioskoros son of [- - -], guardian and husband of [Didume(?)]; [- - - son of - - -] aphelix, Alexandreus(?); [- - - son of - - -, - - -] alias Althaieus; [- - - son of - - -] ApollonioBCs; Kastorous (= one of the former persons?); [- - - ] her(?) father1z~Family; Land Ownership; Personal status: aphelix (minor child); Personal status: Alexandrian citizen; Sale; Woman (& guardian)19966 x 11 cm.28-C87K-A[- - - daughter of - - -]on, granddaughter of Ptolemaios, astePH-Sale of two arourai of land near the village of Ptolemais Drymos, made by a citizeness of Alexandria to her own sister138-161 A.D.Sijpesteijn PJPtolemais Drymou; Themistou meris of the Arsinoite nome; Sosikosmios; AlthaieusP.Mich.inv. 5476GreekCair/>Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptbArchiv 42Family; Land Ownership; Personal status: aphelix (minor child); Personal status: Alexandrian citizen; Sale; Woman (& guardian)SalEZŒEhBo18PapNoYesunknown place, province of EgyptAntoninus Pius, Emperor; [- - - daughter of - - -]on, granddaughter of Ptolemaios, aste; [- - - son of - - -], Sosikosmios alias Althaieus, her guardian (and husband?); Isarion, her sister; [- - - son of - - -], guardian and husband(?) of Isarion; Diodoros son of Ekysis; [- - -] apeleutheros; Didyme [- - -]; Dioskoros son of [- - -], guardian and husband of [Didume(?)]; [- - - Cson of - - -] aphelix, Alexandreus(?); [- - - son of - - -, - - -] alias Althaieus; [- - - son of - - -] Apollonios; Kastorous (= one of the former persons?); [- - - ] her(?) father208-210, No. 1pl. 21, fig. 33Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptbArchiv 42Family; Land Ownership; Personal status: aphelix (minor child); Personal status: Alexandrian citizen; Sale; Woman (& guardian)21 X 4.2 cm.24-117-EChairemon [- - -]PH-Sale of an unknown object (a house?) situated in Karanis, by a Chairemon registered in the metropolis ArsinoeA.D. 180Sijpesteijn PJKaranis; amphodon Chenoboskion [- - -] (of Arsinoiton polis)P.Mich.inv. 2812GreekCairo23PapNoYesKaraniof EgyptoGreekr23uChairemon [- - -]vA.D. 180wCairoxmSale of an unknown object (a house?) situated in Karanis, by a Chairemon registered in the metropolis ArsinoeGIŒFhBs, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptCommodus, Emperor; Chairemon [- - -]; [- - -]aios son of Chairemon210-211, No. 2Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptaArchiv 42House(?) Ownership; SaleSale of Unknown Object1996broken on the right side and bottom1Recto; Verso was probably blankDocumentary<_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>ui'(Text too fragmentary to be translated)k publishedp4/4/97s1640 ŒGHKŒGAP.Mich.inv. 6494CPapD-ESijpesteijn PJF Archiv 42G211-212, No. 3H1996IPl. 22, fig. 34UNoWYesX33-4017*-A(41)[ Sale of Land\ 21 x 6.8 cm.n=Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptoGreekr23u7Aurelius Dioskoros [son of - - -] grandson of DioskorosvIIIrd/IVth cent. A.D.wCairoxnSale of some arourai of catoecic land near Kerkesoucha, made by an Aurelius Dioskoros to an Aurelius ChairemonySAurelius Dioskoros [son of - - -] grandson of Dioskoros; Aurelius Chairemon [- - -]zLand Ownership; Sale{Kerkesoucha; Tkien (topos)|PHO unknown place, province of EgyptP'broken on the left side, top and bottomQ1RRecto; Verso was probably blankS Documentaryhront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>ui'(Text too fragmentary to be translated)k publishedp4/4/97 ŒGKLŒGhCDocumentary<_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>{i'(Text too fragmentary to be translated)j done, on ph.k publishedp4/4/97s2857ŒHAP.Mich.inv. 6243CPapD-ESijpesteijn PJF Archiv 42G213-214, No. 4H1996UNoWYesX 32-218*-Y(5)[Sale of Unknown Objects\ 11 x 6 cm.n=Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptoGreekr18uB[- - -]andros alias Ares - - - & [- - - son of - - -] and DemetriavIVth/Vth cent. A.D.wCairoxmSale of some land and/or building, made by more than one person to two(?) persons, for the price of 5 talentsIJŒGhA21 x 6.8 cm.33-4017*-A(41)Aurelius Dioskoros [son of - - -] grandson of DioskorosPH-Sale of some arourai of catoecic land near Kerkesoucha, made by an Aurelius Dioskoros to an Aurelius ChairemonIIIrd/IVth cent. A.D.Sijpesteijn PJKerkesoucha; Tkien (topos)P.Mich.inv. 6494GreekCairo23PapNoYesunknown place, province of EgyptAurelius Dioskoros [son of - - -] grandson of Dioskoros; Aurelius Chairemon [- - -]211-212, No. 3Pl. 22, fig. 34Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptArchiv 42Land Ownership; SaleSale of Land1996broken on the left side, top and bottom1Recto; Verso was probably blankJN%ŒHyt[- - -]andros alias Ares - - -; [- - - son of - - -] and Demetria; Paesios (Paesis) son of Patermouthis; Hera[- - -]zLand or House Ownership; Sale{[- - -]|PHO unknown place, province of EgyptP0broken on the left & right sides, top and bottomQ1RRecto; Verso was probably blankS DocumentaryhA11 x 6 cm.32-218*-Y(5)[- - -]andros alias Ares - - - & [- - - son of - - -] and DemetriaPH-Sale of some land and/or building, made by more than one person to two(?) persons, for the price of 5 talentsIVth/Vth cent. A.D.Sijpesteijn PJ[- - -]P.Mich.inv. 6243GreekCairo18PapNoYes[- - -]P.Mich.inv. 6243GreekCairo18PapNoYesunknown place, province of Egypt[- - -]andros alias Ares - - -; [- - - son of - - -] and Demetria; Paesios (Paesis) son of Patermouthis; Hera[- - -]213-214, No. 4Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptArchiv 42Land or House Ownership; SaleSale of Unknown Objects1996broken on the left & right sides, top and bottom1Recto; VersoC was probably blankDocumentary<_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>i'(Text too fragmentary to be translated)k publishedMPŒIhA6.2 x 6.6 cm.33-4016*-AUnknownPH-Sale of an unknown, renewed object (a house?) to a woman acting without guardianIVth/Vth cent. A.D.Sijpesteijn PJKerkesoucha; Tkien (topos)P.Mich.inv. 6469GreekCairo7PapNoYesunknown place, province of Egypt[- - -] gymnasiarchesaBs (former gymnasiarch); [- - -]214, No. 5Pl. 17, fig. 29Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptArchiv 42Building; Family size; House(?) Ownership; Sale; WomanSale of a Renewed Object1996broken on the left side and bottom1Recto; Verso was probably blankDocumentary<_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>.i'(Text too fragmentary to be translated)j done, on ph.k publishedp4/4/97s2847ŒJAP.Mich.inv. 4768Ba, b, cCPapEMost GWF PMich XVIIIG759H1996IPl. IWYesX26-B7H-H[Iliad VII, 1-13\ 6.1 x 10.3 cmn=Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptoGreekr13scupright round majuscule belonging to the initial phase of the canon of the so-called "Roman uncial"uHomerusv Ist-beginning of IInd cent. A.D.wCairox&Fragment of the beginning of Iliad VIIy-zHomerus; Literature{-|PHO Unknown place, province of EgyptP8broken off on the left and right sides and at the bottomQ3RRecto; Verso is blankSLiterary: EpichhD„hA8.7 x 8.3 cm24-5002D-O x 13Posidonios, son ofPtolemaiosPHArchive of Peeous, son of Ptolemaios (& family)Receipt for delivery of chaffMay 11, 303 A.D.Amundsen Lhoriodeiktia of Karanis; Memphiton polisO.Mich.inv. 4312GreekCairo10OstNoNoMemphis, Memphite nome, province of EgyBptSarapammon; Isidoros; Peeous (son of Ptolemaios) (see O.Mich. I, p. 202); Isidoros; Priscus; Heron; Horion; Posidonios (Poseidonios) son of Ptolemaios186Pl VKaranis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptOMich ITaxation (Land); Tax collectionReceipt for Delivery in Kind1935Complete1Recto; Verso is blankDocumentary<FSbŒLAP.Mich.inv. 6311BVersoCPapEMerkelbach R - Roemer CEF PMich XVIIIG761H1996IPl. VWYesX 32-C63E-E[ILetter of Alexander to his Mother Olympias (Ps. Kallisthenes III 28, 3-4)\ 3.5 x 9 cm_#Incorrectly published as Inv. 6021.n=Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptoGreekr9uPseudo-KallisthenesvIst-IInd cent. A.D.wCairoanslated)jDone on the orig.; conservation23 Check: col. I, l. 11: read g instead of i, perhaps stadi]ois 3? (see also Renner's note) Other possibilities??? Check II, 15?k publishedp4/6/99ŒLAP.Mich.inv. 6311BVersoCPapEMerkelbach R - Roemer CEF PMich XVIIIG761H1996IPl. VWYesX 32-C63E-E[ILetter of Alexander to his Mother Olympias (Ps. Kallisthenes III 28, 3-4)\ 3.5 x 9 cm_#Incorrectly published as Inv. 6021.n=Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptoGreekr9uPseudo-KallisthenesvIst-IInd cent. A.D.wCairotor>Renner TP.Mich.inv. 1591lian Islands, Sicily, and Myth\ 8.5 x 12.3 cmw Ann ArborRFŒLxfFragment of the letter attributed to Alexander, which was later included in Pseudo-Kallisthenes' romany-zLetter; Literature; Roman{-|PHO Unknown place, province of EgyptP.broken off on the right side and at the bottomQ1R(Verso; Recto: remains of a latin(?) textSLiterary: LetterhA3.5 x 9 cm32-C63E-EPseudo-KallisthenesPHFragment of the letter attributed to Alexander, which was later included in Pseudo-Kallisthenes' romanIst-IInd cent. A.D.Merkelbach R - Roemer CE-P.Mich.inv. 6311GreekCairo9PapYesIncorrectly published as Inv. 6021.Unknown place, province of Egypt569Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptRectoPMich IXAdministration (archive); Agriculture; Army; Death; Debt; Inheritance; Loan (& security); Personal status: Roman citizen (soldier); WomanContract Concerning Repayment of a Debt1971Recto: broken off at the bottom and (slightly) on the left side; one fragment (inv. 5925) from the lower part of the text, broken off on all sides. Verso: too little remains of the circular red stamp for the design or the inscription to be apparent1 + 7 + 1Recto; Verso bears traces of a circular red stampDocumentary5919r.bmp5919v.bmp<_600DPIFront_R1>5919r_a.bmp<_600D, S‡iA>    >R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>jdone, on the orig. - scanned?){-|PHO Unknown place, province of EgyptP+broken off at the top and on the right sideQ1R"Verso; recto is P.Mich.Koenen 762AS Literary(?)V 6312v.bmp` 6312v.bmphA7 x 7 cm32-C63G-FUnknownPHList of body parts (eyes, ears, cheeks, noses and shoulder), perhaps from a medical text or from a mythological (school?) text showing Hephaistos modeling PandoraIIIrd cent. A.D.Gronewald M-P.Mich.inv. 6312GreekAnn Arbor6KPapYesYessorry but wr 6312V.bmphR5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFrK?‰2ACol. I (in lower margin of the Verso, upside down) - 4; col. II (left margin of the Verso, upside down) - 20; col. III (upper margin of the Verso, left, upside down) - 3; col. IV (upper margin of the Verso, center) - 2; col. V (upper margin of the Verso, right) - 2; col. VI (between col. I and II of the first text on the Verso, upside down) - 12(?); col. VII (lower margin of the Recto, upside down)uGemellus, fredman of Helene (?)v/End of the IInd cent. A.D. (after ca. 182 A.D.)w Ann ArborxgAccount recording expenditures on various household items, for the most part food, over at least 9 daysy5(unnamed) paidarion; (unnamed) pais; (unnamed) rhetorz9Account; Bath; Feeding; Price; Profession; Slave; Utensil|PHO:probably Oxyrhynchus, Oxyrhynchite nome, province of EgyptP8Broken off on the right side(?); badly damaged at placesQ3R#Verso, 2nd text and Recto, 2nd textS DocumentaryT 200r_1.bmpT 200r_2.bmpV 200v_1.bmpV 200v_2.bmpX 200r_a.bmpX 200r_b.bmpX 200r_c.bmppqŠhAYoutie HCO.Skeat 15OstNoNo115-6TAPA 811950<_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>joriginal size: 310 x 28 cmJune 1922; acquired from Nahman through the British MuseumKronion son of ApionPHArchive of Kronion son of Apion, nomographos of the grapheion of Tebtynis; see also noteRecto, col. I, and Verso, col. I-XII, present accounts of expenditures made by Kronion and his colleague Eutychas, the officials of the record-office (grapheion) of Tebtynis, during the 6th year and the beginning of Bthe 7th year of the Emperor Claudius. In view of their distribution on the papyrus and of their incompleteness, they were probably not compiled for inspection. - Verso, col. VIII runs from July 26 to Sept. 1, 46 A.D.; l. 34-42 are duplicated in P.Mich. II, 128, col. II, l. 28-36After Dec. 20, 46 A.D. (Recto, col. I, and Verso, col. I-XII)Boak AERP.Mich.inv. 966GreekAnn ArborVerso, col. VIII - 426 glasses: F,0ŒRi((Text too fragmentary to be translated). and semi-cursive hand, slanting to the right. Written across the fibres-766Pl. VKaranis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptP. Mich. KoenenLiterature; MedicineMedical Prognostics1996Broken off on the right side and at the bottom; upper left edge also missing 1Recto; Verso is blankLiterary (Medicine)6041r.bmp<_600DPIFront_R1>6041r_a.bmp<_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>i((Text too fragmentary to be translated).pt.bmp,FŒRO Unknown place, province of EgyptPMBroken off on the right side and at the bottom; upper left edge also missing Q1RRecto; Verso is blankSLiterary (Medicine)T 6041r.bmpX 6041r_a.bmphA5.5 x 9.9 cm30-XUnknownPHFragment of a collection of aphorisms, each describing a symptom and interpreting it by a prognostic for the eventual course of the sicknessIIIrd-IVth cent. A.D.Prince S-P.Mich.inv. 6041GreekAnn Arbor14Karanis sectionPapNoYesUnknown place, province ofis, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptP. Mich. KoenenLiterature; MedicineMedical Prognostics1996Broken off on the right side and at the bottom; upper left edge also missing 1Recto; Verso is blank12.5 x 7 cmMarch,April,1920; Acquired by Grenfell - Kelsey; Prepared by Hunt,1920van Minnen PP.Mich.inv. 423Ann Arbor-PapNoYes767Pl. VIbPMich XVIIIDraft of document from the Arian Controversy?19961<_600B3DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>!k publishedŒTAP.Mich.inv. 5302CPapE Brashear WMF PMich XVIIIG768H1996IPl. VIUNoUNoUNo"FŒThA10 x 7.5 cm28-242*-PUnknownPHTalisman invoking the Hebrew deity, seven archangels and two personified magical words, beseeching them all to cure a certain Sarapion of fevers of all kinds; there are possible Gnostic influenceIVth cent. A.D.Brashear WM-P.Mich.inv. 5302GreekAnn Arbor10Karanis sectionPapNoYesUnknown place, province of Egyptrapid, documentary script with much Verschleifung. Written across the fibresSarapion, son of (unnamed father) and Allous768Pl. VIKaranis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptPMich XVIIIMagic; Medicine; ReligionFever Amulet1996complete; partly faded17.9 x 8.6 cmMummy cartonnage bought in 1982PtolemaiosPHP.Mich. XVIII, 771; 773-774Receipt from Ptolemaios, tax farmer of the kollybos and of the goldsmith's tax for the Arsinoite nome, to three subcontractors (see P.Mich. XVIII, 771)ca. 195/194 B.C.Lord KOP.Mich.inv. 6971GreekAnn Arbor7-PapNoKrokodilon polis (Arsinoiton polis)P.Mich.inv. 6960GreekAnn Arbor27JPapYesYesClean up, with new glassArsinoite nome, Egypt[Menches] (see also P.Mich. XVIII, 771-772; 774); Ptolemaios (see also P.Mich. XVIII, 771-772; 774; see also P.Mich. XVIII, p. 93 and 119); Menelaos, ho kata polin (see also P.Mich. XVIII, 774)773PlC. XUnknown necropolis (cemeteries at Abusir al-Malaq or al-Lahun?)PMich XVIIIDebt; Industry; Jewelry; Justice; Police; Taxation; Tax collection; Trade; ViolenceComplaint1996Broken off at the top; damaged along three vertical and two horizontal folds1Recto; Verso is blankDocumentary6960r.bmp<_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>}iPasis and partner: 1 talent Petearmotis, son of Onnophris Slave(?): 2000 drachmai Bion: 2000drachmai Embalmer: 2000 drachmai the men from the Hermoithos (canal): 2500 drachmai Onokleptes: 1 talent Total: 3 talent, 2500 drachmai.j)Done on the orig.; conservation24 Scannedk publishedp5/10/99s3052!Œ]AP.Mich.inv. 6954CPapD'P.Mich. XVIII, 775-780; P.Heid. VI, 374ELoftus A - Schwendner GF PMich XVIIIG776H1996IPl. XIIIUYesV-WYesXMummy cartonnage bought in 1982[Report of Violence\31.5 x 11.1 cm]Clean more (Verso, mainly)?n?Unknown necropolis (cemeteries at Abusir al-Malaq or al-Lahun?)oGreekr11s+Recto written across the fibres; palimpsestuPeteminis (alias Ptolemaios)vJune 22, 194 B.C.w Ann Arbor><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFr C„hC+_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>iANHypatoi: Philosarapis, 3, (for the) second (time?); Potammon, 3 , 2. Gymnasiarchs: Chrysas, son of Horos(?), 3; Philosarapis, son of Heron, 3, 4. Hypatos: Sarapammon, 2, 3. Hypatos: Herakles, 2, 3. Gymnasiarachoi: Heron, son of Arabas, 2; Nonnos, son of Protas, brother of Herakl(--), 2; Dionysos, son of Nemesas, 3; Epikletos, 1. 5 5Nj9Done on ph.; scanned; checked Check readings on the orig.k publishedp11/10/98s62 MMDŒ_l"B. Kramer, Archiv 44 (1998) p. 326p5/11/99s3036-1.5 x 32.5 cm]Realign (lower part 1-2 cm too much to the right; see right kollesis and plate in P.Mich. XVIII - check if l. 19 = l. 20). Top left fragment a bit too high. Check: Moucheos in l. 13, not 12? + Check traces on the lower part of the Verson?Unknown necropolis (cemeteries at Abusir al-Malaq or al-Lahun?)oGreekr38uPeteminis (alias Ptolemaios)vafter 193/192 B.C.w Ann Arborx(Draft/copy of a) Petition addressed to the dioiketes Athenodoros by Peteminis alias Ptolemaios, who, as the third concessionaire for the beer sales in Mouchis in 193/192 B.C., felt he was wronged by the oikonomos who had given him the concession9matistai, but if not, write to Philon, chief of police, to write an order for me to the police in every village (in order that he be found somewhere) to bring him before you. When this happens, I shall have obtained justice.j!Done on the orig.; conservation24k publishedp5/11/99s3036MM8ŒahCAPl. XVIIUnknown necropolis (cemeteries at Abusir al-Malaq or al-Lahun?)PMich XVIIIFeeding; Monopoly; TradeOfficial Notice of Non-Payment1996Partly damaged1Recto (written across the fibres) and VersoDocumentary6963r.bmp6963v.bmp<_600DPIFront_R1>6963r_a.bmp<_600DPIFrD0ont_R2>6963r_b.bmp<_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1>6963v_a.bmp<_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>iMouchis, Polemonos meris, Arsinoite nome, EgyptOrnymenes Peteminis (alias Ptolemaios) (see P.Mich. XVIII, p. 92-93); Athenodoros, dioiketes; Pythion, B"Q #isandals@xsarapasU%sarapion'sarapionsonofonnophris2sacksofbarley@Jisarapon@$sarapoussatorneilossonofandtaon@Ssatornilus@RGsaturnilus@Oosaturninus@&says@Fscar8schoolmaster@* scriptura@Qriptura@Qswiththesonofhasgon@6pseeding@selling@'semi-salted@Ssends@septimius@PserapionM; serenus(sesengembarpharanges@&sets@-#seventeenX8severalOshaking@Oshall?!~yN/share@!b^she4)sheep**Isheepskin@1shin;?shoulder@5sideH5signatory@7^signedE*silverLsimilarities@similarlyofotherpubliccharges1sack@3since5sisoissonofpsikemonhadrianos234equalthreedays3@$sitologoisitonion@+sixteenth@skin@(slaves@1slowly9soB „jDone on ph.; scanned; checked Check readings on the original - with the notes of HCY (l. 3: 1 1/2? l. 4: apa(tori)?; l. 5: Psemn(--)?)k publishedp11/3/98s61 /?iforktWformWyWWwW}WWWformalWWWWWOWW WqWrWuWwWxWzW~WWd to the dioiketes Athenodoros by Peteminis alias Ptolemaios, who, as the third concessionaire for the beer sales in Mouchis in 193/192 B.C., felt he was wronged by the oikonomos who had given him the concessionWyOrnymenes (see P.Mich. XVIII, p. 93-95; 160); Peteminis (alias Ptolemaios) (see P.Mich. XVIII, p. 92-93); Athenodoros, dioiketes (see P.Mich. XVIII, p. 93-95); Pythion, oikonomos; Philon (archiphylakites)zJustice; Police{Mouchis, Polemonos meris|PHO/Mouchis, Polemonos meris, Arsinoite nome, EgyptQ1R#Verso; Recto is P. Mich. Koenen 778S Documentaryhhat, wherever he is found, he may be brought before you. Failing this, . . . may his house be locked up.sj'Done on the orig.; conservation24 xviiik publishedp5/11/990DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_RMwM?Œc9Con pezon; Demetrios son of Demetrios, Makedon; Herakleides son of Andragathos, Perses; Theogenes son of Euelthon, Ioudaios; Asklepiades son of Nikokles, Perses{z<_600DPIBack_R5>781Pl. XVIII-XIXUnknown necropolis (cemeteries at Abusir al-Malaq or al-Lahun?)PMich XVIIIArmy; Ethnicity; Jews; List; Taxation (Land); Tax collectionList of Ptolemaic Cleruchs1996Broken off on the left and right sides, and perhaps at the top and bottom17.8 x 18 cmMay 2, 1925; Acquired from Nahman lot.UnknownPHYearly registration of six sheep belonging to two or more ownersFirst half of Ist cent. A.D.Kramer B.P.Mich.inv. 3685GreekAnn Arbor7.8 x 18 cmIPapYesYesUnder the text are traces of four lines of uncertain nature, which do not belong toB the present text.Clean glass, plz. What is the clearer trace on l. 6 (middle-right)?Unknown place, Arsinoite nome, province of Egypt782Pl. XXUnknown place, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptPMich XVIIIAgriculture; Animal; CensusReturn of livestock1996Broken off at the top; damaged along the vertical fold1Recto; Verso is blaMH@AŒk\*10.9 x 15.5 cm; fragment a: ; fragment b: ]Check Verso (unfold at the bottom, perhaps at 2 different places); take off paper; check middle: a bit more space between the fragments? Try again to place the small fragments???n:probably Oxyrhynchus, Oxyrhynchite nome, province of EgyptoGreekr27uThonis, son of Phatres, hiereusv173 A.D.w Ann ArborxContract by which a priest leases for three years premises which had been used for keeping camels, and were now to be turned into a fowl-house9ADThonis son of Phatres grandson of Harthonis, hiereus kai pteraphoros kai hierotekton(?) Thoeridos kai Isidos kai Sarapidos kai naou theou Sebastou kai ton synnaon theon kai moschosphragistes; Dionysios alias Capito, apeleutheros (libertus) of Ploution; Ploution son of Ophelion; Marcus Aurelius, Emperor; (unnamed) paidarioiDzEAnimal; Freedman; Imperial cult; Lease; Priest; Religion; Rent; Slave{COxyrhynchon(?) polis (Oxyrhynchus); amphodon Hermaiou (Oxyrhynchus)|PHll-grown laying hens,1Ee-imesore3rdhandmesorefVmesore3rdintercalarydaysarapionsonofptolemaioshasgiVmesore5kanaoutsonofouenaphreshasbroughtforthevillaVmesore5morossonofsarapiondeliveredfortheaccountofVmesore5ofgrainoftheindictionforkaranisouenaphrissoVnn Arbor2IPapYesYesTheadelphia, Themistou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of Egypt783BPl. XXIProbBably Theadelphia, Themistou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of Egyptr, 2nd textPMich XVIIISchool; WritingWriting Exercise1996Damaged along a horizontal fold; many holes1Recto, 2nd text (see also Recto, 1st text: receipt for payment of beer); Verso: one line of uncertain writingDocumentary1Recto & VersoDocumentary<_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIEFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>\MN>ŒmsNIrregular, upright uncial script with intermingled cursive elements (Martinez)uUnknownvIInd-IIIrd cent. A.D.w Ann ArborxvLetter written to a certain Peteuris, acknowledging that the writer has imposed on his past generosity (philanthropia)yPeteuriszLetter|PHOUnknownPJBroken off on the right side; damaged along a vertical side and at the topQ1RRecto and VersoS DocumentaryT342r.bmpV342v.bmpX 342r_a.bmpX 342r_c.bmpX 342r_e.bmpY 342r_b.bmpY 342r_d.bmpY 342r_f.bmp` 342v_a.bmp` 342v_b.bmphi'(Text too fragmentary to be translated)jADone on the orig.; conservation24 Check: add translation? scannedk publishedp6/17/99s1970""ŒhiFhrodisios as legal(?)] and independant (guardians), and she shall, however, alienate simply nothing on the basis of a disposal [of the goods divided to the children without(?)] the consent [of the heirs(?)]. Tapetsiris, daughter of Pnepheros, about 41 years old, with a scar on her right forearm, with as guardian her brother [- - - about . . . years old, with a scar on his] right [. . .], and Aphrodisios, about 55(?) years old, with a scar on his right shin. [Year 8 of . . . Claudius CaesarGd Augustus] Germanicus Imperator, Tybi 3. Registered through the record-office in Ptolemais Euergetis j done on ph.k publishedp7/24/97s16751eros, son of Petaus; Tapetsiris daughter of Pnepheros, his wife; Petaus, their son; Thaesis, their daughter; Tamusthas, their daughter; Tithoues, son of Petaus, brother of Tithoues presbyteros; [- - -], brother and guardian of Tapetsiris; Aphrodisios%y of the same document)ESijpesteijn PJFP. Mich. KoenenG785AH1996IPl. XXV# KŒjAP.Mich.inv. 200CPapEHagedorn D - Hagedorn UF PMich XVIIIG786H1996I Pl. XXVI-XXIXJ UYesVTop of case/locker 5WYesXGpurchased in Egypt by B.P. Grenfell and F.W. Kelsey in March-April 1920[Account of Grain\ca. 62.5 x 22.5 cm]P.Mich.inv. 264GreekAnn Arbor48-PapNoYesCheck Verso. Glass? Or should we just leave it like that? - Unfold (part. the year number of l. 7); check l. 13, endOxyrhynchiton polis, Oxyrhynchite nome, province of EgyptAurelius Sarapion, strategos of the Oxyrhynchite nome; Aurelius Patas son of Papontheus and KopriDa; Aurelius Kiales son of Papontheus and Kopria; . . .ius Titus alias Herakleides, hiereus, archidikastes kai (ho) pros te epimeleia ton chrematiston kai ton allon kriterion; Valerianus, Emperor; Gallienus, Emperor; Valerianus <read: Saloninus>, Caesar; (unnamed) hoi pros te dialoge; Aurelius Chairemon; (unnamed) chrematistai; Aurelius Papontheus son of Aniketos and Tauris, deceased father of Patas and Kiales; Aurelius Horos son of Papontheus and Didyme; Neikias (Nikias), (former) agMMŒlhFv status>Broken off at the bottom (except that fragment b could be part of the bottom); badly damaged, mainly along the kollesis and vertical fold)2Verso; Recto unpublished (account of 184-185 A.D.)Documentary274r.bmp274v.bmp<_600DPIFront_R1>274r_a.bmp<_600DPIFront_R2>274r_d.bmp<_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFrGont_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8> Ji Dioskourides son of Zoilos grandson of Dioskourides, Hadrianeios alias Olympeios, ton hieronikon kai atelon, gymnasiarchesas (former gymnasiarchos), archierateusas (former archiereus) ..., neokoros tou megalou Sarapidos ...; Zoilos son of Dioskourides, son of Hermes, and of Theodora, deceased fatherN3wŒnhC; 37-38); (Aurelius) Sarapion son of Pasis (uncle of Ammonarion? See also P.Diog. 18; 29; 34-35; 53; S.B. IV, 7464?); Nepous791Pl. XXXVIIProbably Philadelphia, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of Egypt PMich XVIIIAgriculture; Animal; Land ownership; Lease; WomanApplication for a Lease1996Damaged at the bottom and along the vertical folds1Recto; Verso is blankDocumentary1014r.bmp<_600DPIFront_R1>1014r_a.bmp<_600DPIFront_R2>1014r_b.bmp<_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>i?@ABCEFGHIJKLMNOPQRSTUXZ[_`txy{DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>Jk publishedŒpAP.Mich.inv. 1681CPapE Bagnall RSF PMich XVIIIG793H1996I Pl. XXXIXJ UNoV-WYesX November 1924[Petitiontion>Q3thesamescribedraftedpmichxii638-639heisalsothefiVthescriptisrapidthestyleofwritingrangesfromcrampedVthesubscriptionisinamorecursivehandthanthemaintexVthesubscriptionsareallwrittenbysemi-illeratepersonsaAVVthewriter'sgreekispoorandthehandiscrudesijpesteijnVthewritinghasaveryrapidprofessionalstylewithaslighVVthewritingisadefinitelyformedcursiveofmediumsizeseXVthewritingisangularandsomewhatirregularbutclearhussVVthewritingischaracteriwedbyfirmstrokesmccarrenVthewritingisinaverypraticedhandwhichdoesnotresembVthewritingisinlargerusticcapitalsofaliterarytypeaVthewritingislargeandslopingrobbinsVthewritingismuchrubbedandblurredbutisalmostcertainV-V.VthewritingistheusualcursiveofthemilitaryofficesmarRVthewritingisveryprofessionalwhichinotsurprisingbecarVII'x$3thesamescribedraftedpmichxii638-639heisalsothefi@|thewritingisinmedium-sizedsquarelettersschuman@Qthewritingofbothhandsismedium-sizedclearandlegible@Qthewritingonthewaxofthistabletisextremelycrudeand@Nthinner@9time@MOto\Qnungainly@+uprighttRB5varying@*version?Averso@%Bvi@!well-spaced@$winterwith 5 of Instructions Dealing with Distribution of Oil in Pelousion1996<_600DPIFront_R1><_600BDPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8> k publishedshedk published8{ŒtAP.Mich.inv. 4932BeCPapE Browne GMF PMich XVIIIG797H1996I Pl. XLIIIJ UYesVJWYesX61926/1927; Acquired by Bell and Westermann from Nahman[1Fragment of a Sahidic Coptic Homily on Repentance\ 15 x 10.3 cmoCopticw Ann ArborQ1h_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>}jcheck location xviiik published%ŒtAP.Mich.inv. 4932BeCPapE Browne GMF PMich XVIIIG797H1996I Pl. XLIIIJ UYesVJWYesX61926/1927; Acquired by Bell and Westermann from Nahman[1Fragment of a Sahidic Coptic Homily on Repentance\ 15 x 10.3 cmoCopticw Ann ArborQ1h_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>k publishedŒsAP.Mich.inv. 6868BAddCPapDMich. Ms. 158/550E Schenke H-M'FŒKhB>GreekAnn ArborCol. I - 17; col. II - fragment A: 15; fragment B: 11-PapNoYesmount in glass; check versoUnknownThe professional character of the writing together with the evenness of the lines and the seeming absence of spelling mistakes are evidence of a painstaking, experienced scribe. Small, rather formal book hand, employing decorative finials on a number oCf latters. Punctuation (high stops in I, 5; II, 14; paragraphi (II, 3-4; 9-10; 20-21). (Renner)760Pl. IUnknownPMich XVIIIGeography; Homerus; Literature; MythologyGeography1996broken off at the top, left, right, and bottom2RectoLiterary: geographical1591r.bmp<{F{ŒuAP.Mich.inv. 4937CPapE Wilfong TGF PMich XVIIIG798H1996I Pl. XLIV-XLVJ M Muson 111N Browne GMO1-6P1998VJWYesGMP.Mich.inv. 4932CopticAnn ArborJPapYesYes797Pl. XLIII ePMich XVIIIFragment of a Sahidic Coptic Homily on Repentance19961<_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>3jxviiik published'ŒuAP.Mich.inv. 4937CPapE Wilfong TGF PMich XVIIIG798H1996I Pl. XLIV-XLVJ M Muson 111N Browne GMO1-6P1998VJWYesF?iŒuhBrllSizeFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>`k publisheds2350//>Browne GM1-6Muson 1111998 PMich XVIIIThe Coptic Story of Theodosios and Dionysios19961<_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>7k published%ŒuAP.Mich.inv. 4937CPapE Wilfong TGF PMich XVIIIG798H1996I Pl. XLIV-XLVJ M Muson 111N Browne GMO1-6P1998VJWYesVJWYes?i%Œv4A-Rep Editor - Oliver JH; Rep Ser. - ZPE 31; 1978; pg. 139-140; Rep Editor - Lewis N; Rep Ser. - Miscellanea Papyrologica; 1980; pg. 127-133; Rep Editor - Oliver JH; Rep Ser. - ZPE 42; 1981; pg. 133-136; Rep Editor - Lewis N; Rep Ser. - Archiv 33; 1987; pg. 49-53-uUnknown scribevBIIIrd cent. A.D. (not before 237 A.D.); original text: 215 A.D.(?)w Ann ArborxExtract from the proceedings of the imperial court, giving the oral presentation of a case of a tax farmer accused of abuses against the small tenant farmers, and the consecutive ruling of CaracallaySeptimius Severus & Caracalla, (former) Emperors; (L. Egnatius Victor) Lollianus (see CE 51 [1971] 326); (unnamed) misthotes (of various taxes):_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>k published'ŒvAP.Mich.inv. 5473%,ŒvhA26.2 X 10.2 cm28-C87K-AUnknown scribePHSee also text on Recto and second text on VersoExtract from the proceedings of the imperial court, giving the oral presentation of a case of a tax farmer accused of abuses against the small tenant farmers, and the consecutive ruling of CaracallaIIIrd cent. A.D. (not before 237 A.D.); original text: 215 A.D.(?)Husselman EMRep EdBitor - Oliver JH; Rep Ser. - ZPE 31; 1978; pg. 139-140; Rep Editor - Lewis N; Rep Ser. - Miscellanea Papyrologica; 1980; pg. 127-133; Rep Editor - Oliver JH; Rep Ser. - ZPE 42; 1981; pg. 133-136; Rep Editor - Lewis N; Rep Ser. - Archiv 33; 1987; pg. 49-53BL VIII, 375 (bibliography)-P.Mich.inv. 5473GreekAnn Arbor14 (L. 25-38 of the ed.pr.)Karanis section"s Œ~ijdone, on the orig.; conservation4; check & update! - Traianos: I don't "buy" Harchokrates in l. 5; perhaps rather archiereus(?), by comparison with the note in margin? I don't think there is a line 10 (the "To..." belongs to line 9 SCANNED, checkedk publishedp7/15/97s2482ŒAP.Mich.inv. 5298BbCPapEGagos T - Sijpesteijn PJFBASP 33G93-94H1995IPl. 3UNoWYesX 28-242*-L[Summons ("Orders to Arrest")\ 10.7 x 6 cmn=Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptoGreekr3u [- - -]sthesvfirst half of IVth cent. A.D.wCairoxtOrder, issued by an official to headman of the eirenarchs, probably to arrest someone and send him to some authorityy@[- - -]sthes; (unnamed) kephalaiotes eirenarchon [of Karanis(?)]zJustice; Police{ [Karanis(?)]|PHO Unknown place, province of EgyptP-broken off on the left side and at the bottomQ1RRectoS Documentaryhimilar hands. They are here distinguished to allow easier access to the bibliographyOnˆhBanis sectionPapNoYesunfold lines 14-15 if possibleprobably Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptSee electronic version of PMich IX, 548Aurelius Paulos, hippokomos ton apo tes poleos hyperesias tamiakon hippon; Aurelius Alexandros, komarches of Karanis; Aurelius Aphrodisios, komarches of Karanis; (unnamed) rhabdouchos; Diocletianus and Maximianus, Emperors; Constantius aCnd Maximianus, Caesars; Annicius (Anicius) Faustus and Virius Gallus, consuls548Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of Egyptb - RectoPMich IXAdministration; Animals; Compulsory work; Taxation; TransportationReceipt fo a Whipbearer1971a fragment of 2 x 4 cm is missing from the middle of the right side1Recto; Verso is blank<F‡iC her maternal uncle, Petheus, son of Thrasyllos, have joined in making the division forever and have received each her allotted share as aforesaid. (8th hand) Has written for (them?) Harpalos, Mecheir the thirtieth. Registered through the grapheion of Karanis.j2done, on the orig.; conservation; scanned, checkedk publishedlBB. Boyaval, REA 75 (1973) p. 184; B. Boyaval, ZPE 14 (1974) p. 76.p5/16/97s2591)oite nome, province of Egyptsee electronic versiCon of PMich IX, 524(Tiberius) Claudius Areios, strategos of the Herakleidou meris; Petesouchos son of Petheus; Petsiris (Petosiris) son of Petheus, brother of Petesouchos; Pnepheros son of Petheus, brother of Petesouchos; Petesouchos neoteros son of Petheus, brother of Petesouchos; Camelius (see Geographica); (unnamed) hegoumenos of Karanis Traianus, Emperor524Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptRectoW?W@WAWBWCWDWEWFWGWHWIWJWKWLWMWNWOWPWQWSWTWUWVWWWYWZW[W\W]W^W_W`WaWbWcWdWfWhWiWjWkWmWnWoWpWqWrWsWtWuWvWwWxWyWzW{W|W}W~WWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWW,ŒwlATD. Hagedorn, ZPE 28 (1978) p. 281-283; J.-P. Coriat, SDHI 51 (1985) p. 346 and n. 66T@A* '  *p4/24/97s2471= by similar hands. They are here distinguished to allow easier access to the bibliography n=Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptoGreekr15 (L. 39-53 of the ed.pr.)s)see electronic version of P.Mich. IX, 5294AQRep. Editor - Oliver JH; Rep Ser. - Greek Constitutions; 19**; Pg-No 254Q@A> ?  C >u)Septimius Severus and Caracalla, emperorsvKIIIrd cent. A.D. (not before 237 A.D.); original text: Jan.-Febr., 200 A.D.w Ann ArborxEdict issued by Septimius Severus and Caracalla, repeating a former statement that it was forbidden to exact taxes from anyone other than the individual who was specifically liabley)Septimius Severus and Caracalla, emperorsp4/24/97:ince of Egyptn&/‡n=Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptoGreekr21s'See electronic version of PMich IX, 568uTaeuemeros daughter of MarcusvNovember 26, 92 A.D.w Ann ArborxAcknowledgment made by Taeuemeros, daughter of Marcus, to the soldier Marcus Anthestius Gemellus, that she will repay to him, within five days, some debt contracted several years earlier by Herakleides son of Horion towards Anthestus' mother9A1Domitianus, Emperor; Taeuemeros daughter of Marcus; Sarapion son of Sarapion and of Taeuemeros, guardian of his mother; Marcus Anphestios (Anthestius) Gemellus, stratiotes, son of (unnamed father) and of Thaesis; Thaesis daughter of Sisois, his mother; Herakleides son of Horion; Vespasian, former Emperor1zAdministration (archive); Agriculture; Army; Death; Debt; Inheritance; Loan (& security); Personal status: Roman citizen (soldier); Woman{WPtolemais Euergetis (Arsinoiton polis), Arsinoite nome; Itouraioi (Ityraioi); [Karanis]|PHreekr21tion){ Alexandria,'3X5838r)WW5838rabmp)VV5838rbbmp)VV5839rW5839rabmpV5839rbbmpV5850rW5850rbmpV5852rW5852rabmpV5852rbbmpV5852rcbmpV5868rW5868rbmpV5869arDW5869arabmpDV5869arbbmpDV5869arcbmpDV5869rW5869rcbmpV5869rdbmpV5877arPW5877arabmpPV5883rW5883rabmpV5883rbbmpV5890rW5890rabmpV5891rW5891rabmpV5895rW5895rabmpV5907rWWW5907rabmpVVV5907rbbmpVVV5915rW5915rabmpV5915rbbmpV5917rWW5917rabmpVV5917rbbmpVV5919rWWW5919rabmpVVV5919rbbmpVVV5922rW5922rbmpV5927rW5927rabmpV5938rW5938rabmpV5938rbbmpV5961rVW5961rabmpVV5961rbbmpVV5980rtW5980rabmptV5982r*W5982rbbmp*V-:‡hB or exported and on the means of transportBL IX, 77 (Verso). - See note (PH & T.Wilfong)IInd/IIIrd. cent. A.D.Sijpesteijn PJP.Mich.inv. 6131GreekAnn ArborCol. I (frg. a, col. I): 24(?); col. II (frgg. a, col. II + b, col. I): 27(?); col. III (frg. b, col. II): 30; col. IV (frg. b, col. III): 16; col. V (frg. c, col. I): 26; col. VI (frg. c, col. II): 21; col. VII-VIII (frg. d): see under inv. 6124; frCg. e, col. I: 12; col. II: 3; frg. f, col. I: 11(?); col. II: 17; frg. g: 2; frg. h: uncertain traces frg. i: 4(?) frg. j: 142 mounts: Top of locker 11 + LPapYesYes1) The letters used to identify the fragments in the publication of the Greek text (from A to N) and in that of the Coptic one (from a to m) did not correspond to each other, nor did they copy the original set of letters given to the fragments. As several fragments wer, ŒviA      f  k c  l     easier access to the bibliography n=Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptoGreekr15 (L. 39-53 of the ed.pr.)s)see electronic version of P.Mich. IX, 5294AQRep. Editor - Oliver JH; Rep Ser. - Greek Constitutions; 19**; Pg-No 254Q@A> ?  C >u)Septimius Severus and Caracalla, emperorsvKIIIrd cent. A.D. (not before 237 A.D.); original text: Jan.-Febr., 200 A.D.w Ann ArborxEdict issued by Septimius Severus and Caracalla, repeating a former statement that it was forbidden to exact taxes from anyone other than the individual who was specifically liabley)Septimius Severus and Caracalla, emperorscess to the bibliographyOnR5WT292rW292rbmpV2930rW2930rbmpV2931rW5W2931r1bmpV2931r2bmp5V2933rW2933rbmpVV4rbmpV2985rW2985rbmpV3000r"W3000rbmp"V3032arW3032arbmpV3032brW3032brbmpV3036rOW3036rbmpOV3041rW3041rbmpV3095rW3095rbmpV3210W3210bmpV3233W3233bmpV3234rW3234rbmpV3240r}W3240rbmp}V332W332bmpV333rW333rbmpV338rvW338rbmpvV343W343bmpV357W35bmp7V3805qW3805bmpqV3823W3823bmpV4W4bmpV42W42bmpV4225W4225bmpV4226rW4226rbmpV4301mW4301bmpmV4337W4337bmpV4389rW4389rbmpV4527rtW4527rbmptV4528rsW4528rbmpsV4529p2W4529p2bmpV4529p3W4529p3bmpV4607rW4607rbmpV4650arW4650arbmpV4650br6W4650brbmp6VC"nŒyAP.Mich.inv. 5722Ba, RectoCpapESijpesteijn PJFBASP 33G15-20H1996IPl. 1WYesX 29-C123CN-A[Sale of Two Slaves\ 10.6 x 6.8 cmsar Marcus Aurelius Antoninus Pius Augustus declare: Since many still petition to be freed from being forced, contrary to prior edicts, to pay levies of others as if on mutual security, we deem it necessary to reaffirm our previously proclaimed edict on this matter, viz. that no one is to be forced to pay levies of another neither a father for a son, nor a son for Ba father, nor anyone for anyone else nor substituted(?) for another under the claim of such collection. If anyone is revealed contemptuously collecting levies of another from anyone, he will suffer no ordinary danger. Posted in Alexandria, year 8, Mecheir [. .]j Done, on the orig.; conservationk publishedp4/24/97*ŒyAP.Mich.inv. 5722Ba, RectoCpapESijpesteijn PJFBASP 33G15-20H1996IPl. 1WYesX 29-C123CN-A[Sale of Two Slaves\ 10.6 x 6.8 cm"l"UŒyiA(2nd hand) [I, - - -, have signed. Year . . . of Commodus Antoninus Caesar the] lord, Phaophi 27. (1st hand) [Year twenty-. . . of Imperator Caesar Marcus Aurelius] Commodus Antoninus Pius [Felix Augustus Armeniacus Medicus Sarmaticus Parthicus Germanicus Maximus Brittanicus, month] Apellaios, Phaophi 27, in Ptolemais [Euergetis of the Arsinoite nome. Asklepiades, son o f. . ., grandson of] . . ., about thirty-six years of age, with a scar on his [. . .] eyebrow, [agrees with Ptollarous alBias Isias, daughter of . . ., granddaughter of . . ., about . . . years of age], without a scar, with as guardian her husband [. . ., son of . . ., grandson of . . ., about . . . years of age, - - -, that] the acknowledging party, Asklepiades, [has sold] to the said Ptollarous [alias Isias for now and for all time the slaves . . ., about . . . years of age, - - -, and her] child, Aphrodite, about ten(?) years of age, [- - -, who belong to the acknowledging party], Asklepiades, as a resultn&6P$Œ|@k&Œ}y?(hB&D"uŒ~@]"eOhB4fD4hiA"sŒhA C KŒ@ nhAC5sP%&yhACEiA&CŒhAŒ@hA(Œ@]98A@9A@C@E@P@hA@C@E@G@I@K@iA@C@E@G@I@K@M@O@Q@S@U@W@Y@[@]@_@jMŒ@@F$9AYhBDFiBŒ@DS$HhBDTŒ@hA+CsQŒVŒ_ŒhAŒ@_3 OhBDiA>4sQ?ŒGPhBDŒnXhB3D!iAjŒ@#hA C ŒPhB2 D!4Œy!>hB"i"Q"Œ59B'[#KhB#YD#yF#xH# iB#pD#oF#qH#rJ!:L#vŒv#hA#C#E#SŒX#z8A#UhA#C#E#lA$#hKE6endofiindcentbeginningofiiirdcentadreignofseptimzVendofmarch257bcVendoftheiiirdcentad:V@VCVtVuVendoftheiindcentadV Vendoftheiindcentadafterca182adVendoftheiindorbeginningoftheiiirdcentad176/177oyVepikrisisWera!WevenTWfebmWWIWWcW|WWW W-WTWfWWWWWWW W9WBWWWYW\WsW|WWWWWW6WUWWW\WWt_title>Text of Uncertain Nature19961Recto; Verso was probably blank<_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>PŒ{FBASP 33G21-23H1996IPl. 2WYesX^June 1922; Acquired by Nahman - British Museum; Paid for from the appropriation of the Regents[Ptolemaic Account\ 9.8 x 7.3 cmw Ann ArborQ1hA9.8 x 7.3 cmJune 1922; Acquired by Nahman - British Museum; Paid for from the appropriation of the RegentsJenkins FJP.Mich.inv. 930Ann ArborpapYes21-23Pl. 2BASP 33Ptolemaic Account19961<_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_B600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>jcheck location: shelf III, 3?k publisheds3167&Œ|AP.Mich. inv. 236CpapEGagos T - Sijpesteijn PJFBASP 33G86-87H1996IPl. 3WYesXGpurchased in Egypt by B.P. Grenfell and F.W. Kelsey in March-April 1920[$Order to the archephodos of Psobthis\ 11.8 x 6.4 cmw Ann ArborQ1hA11.8 x 6.4 cmpurchased in Egypt by B.P. Grenfell and F.W. Kelsey in March-April 1920Gagos T - Sijpesteijn PJP.Mich. inv. 236Ann ArborpapYes86-87Pl. 3BASP 33Order to the archephodos of Psobthis19961<_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFrBont_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>"e4fŒ~O Unknown place, province of EgyptP6much damaged; broken off on the right side when reusedQ3R/Recto; Verso: order to the eirenarch of KaranisS DocumentaryT 5493br.bmpX 5493br_a.bmpY 5493br_b.bmphA23.5 x 8.6 cm28-C122A-CUnknownPHList of persons (probably land owners) who were unable to pay their taxes (aporoi); each entry must have been followed by the number, of which the total was given in line 15IVth cent. A.D.Gagos T - Sijpesteijn PJ-P.Mich.inv. 5493GreekAnn Arbor15GPapYesYesoCPapEGagos T - Sijpesteijn PJFBASP 33G91-92H1996IPl. 5UYesVGWYesX 28-C122A-C[Account, with a List of Names\ 23.5 x 8.6 cm>GreekAnn Arbor5? (now locker 9)<_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront)P,‡jiA(Recto) Kriton to Zenon greeting. As our employee Polemon is transferring his mother's sister to Philadelphia, he has asked me to write to you to have a hundred artabai of wheat bought for him, in order that he may have a supply to feed the household. You will do me a favour then by buying it for him as advantageously as possible. And as soon as you buy it, [[- - -]] write to us and to Polemon, in order that we may know and may get the price from him and send it to you. Farewell. Year 33,B Pachon 14. (Verso) To Zenon. To Philadelpheia. Kriton. (docket, 2nd hand, upside down) About purchase of 100 artabai of wheat)oj"done on the orig. SCANNED; checkedk publishedp12/9/97s1801‡kAP.Mich.inv. 3111CPapD Zenon archiveEEdgar CCFPMich IG79H1931UYesVGWYesX&July 1925; Acquired from Dr. Kondilios[Petition\ 8 x 21 cm]black glass; check Verson7Philadelpheia, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, EgyptoGreekr25uArtemidoros son of TheodorosvIIIrd cent. B.C.4‡zAdministration (archive); Agriculture; Army; Death; Debt; Inheritance; Loan (& security); Personal status: Roman citizen (soldier); Woman{WPtolemais Euergetis (Arsinoiton polis), Arsinoite nome; Itouraioi (Ityraioi); [Karanis]|PHO3Arsinoiton polis, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptPRecto: broken off at the bottom and (slightly) on the left side; one fragment (inv. 5925) from the lower part of the text, broken off on all sides. Verso: too little remains of the circular red stamp for the design or the inscription to be apparentQ 7 + 1 + 1R1Recto; Verso bears traces of a circular red stampS DocumentaryT 5919r.bmpV 5919v.bmpX 5919r_a.bmpX 5919r_b.bmpY 5919r_c.bmpY 5919r_d.bmp` 5919v_a.bmpa 5919v_b.bmph as indulgence on the loan, the [. . . silver drachmai] owed to the mother of Anthestius, Thaesis, daughter of Sisois, while she was still living, by Herakleides, son of Horion, in accordance with a contract [drawn up through the grapheion of the village of Karanis(?X96orWWWIWJWWWW3W7WWW W5W7WIWOWbWfWWWWWWWWW/W8W9WBW`WWWWWWWW WWWKWMWQWSWTWUWyWWWW$W<W@WVWWWW'W.W@WPWaWdWtWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWW/WVW`W~WWWWWWWWW.W/W0WlWrW}W8WyWWWaWhWiWWW+WoriginalYWWvWwWoriginalsWperhapsYWOWperiodWWpetitionWpiusWprobablyMWWbWWWWWGWaWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWW W!W"W#W$W%W&W'W(W)Wreign_WWW5WuWW3WWWoWW(WWzWreignofaugustusV Œn=Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptoLatinr;Fragment a: 13; fragment b: 4; fragment c: 2; fragment d: 3s_some lines (frg. b, l. 1 and 3; frg. c, l.2) in ancient cursive of bureaucratic style (Dorandi)uUnknownvIInd cent. A.D.wCairoxZFour Latin fragments of uncertain nature, perhaps from one or several military document(s)y"Iulius Va[- - -]; Iulius Sa[- - -]zArmy(?); Fragment{-|PHO Unknown placeP>broken off at the top, left, right, bottom; very badly damagedQ4RRectoS Documentaryh.Mich.inv. 4788LatinCairoFragment a: 13; fragment b: 4; fragment c: 2; fragment d: 3pyesyesIt is not sure that all the four fragments belong to only one document.Unknown placesome lines (frg. b, l. 1 and 3; frg. c, l.2) in ancient cursive of bureaucratic style (Dorandi)Iulius Va[- - -]; Iulius Sa[- - -]1214p. 24-253.5 X 2.2 cm; 11.5 X 16 cm when combined with inv. 591730-C123BBJ-APnepheros son of Satabous & Ptolemaios son of PhanomgeusPH+ P.Mich. inv. 5917; archive of Satabous son of Pnepheros & familyContract dividing between Pnepheros son of Satabous and Ptolemaios son of Phanomgeus several parcels of land which they hold under a joint lease+ P.Mich. inv. 5838c, which gives only a few letters of linBes 17-20; so in line 18, read: [duo t]etartou, he de deutera ktl.; in line 19, read: [aroures he]misous tetart[ou k]ai tas ktl.; a small fragment which was stuck on the back of inv. 5917 gives also a few letters, of lines 15-17: so, in line 15, read: [kai] hypo kainen; in line 16, Pto]lemaion; in line 17, tessa]res en tr[i]si. (PH)August 27, 116 A.D.Husselman EMKaranis, Herakleidou meris of the Arsinoite nome; Patsontis; ousia (former estate) of AnŒhCthus; Strategikon; Tatnouei (Tatnouis?); Geeina; hai Penteikonta (Pentekonta); Hippeon koilasP.Mich.inv. 5838GreekAnn Arbor20- (kept under inv. 5917)PapNoYesjoin the two fragments, pliz; slightly to be unfolded on top left, if possible (check verso)Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptSee electronic version of PMich IX, 557DTraianus, Emperor; Pnepheros son of Satabous (see P.Mich. IX, p. 4-5); Ptolemaios son of Phanomgeus (see also B.G.U. III, 985); Anthus (see geographica)557Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of Egyptc- RectoPMich IXAgriculture; Land Ownership & Lease; Topography (Patsontis)Contract of Division of Leasehold1971broken off at the bottom, dal&ŒhEmaged on the left side1Recto; Verso is blankDocumentary5917r.bmp<_600DPIFront_R1>5917r_a.bmp<_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPF IBack_R8> i, read: [duo t]etartou, he de deutera ktl.; in line 19, read: [aroures he]misous tetart[ou k]ai tas ktl.; a small fragment which was stuck on the back of inv. 5917 gives also a few letters, of lines 15-17: so, in line 15, read: [kai] hypo kainen; in line 16, Pto]lemaion; in line 17, tessa]res en tr[i]si. (PH)August 27, 116 A.D.Husselman EMKaranis, Herakleidou meris of the Arsinoite nome; Patsontis; ousia (former estate) of Anl&ŒiCshare from the (arourai) near Patsontis six and one-eighth and one-thirty-second and one-sixty-fourth arourai in six parcels, of which three parcels, amounting to three arourai, are in the Pentekonta and one parcel of one and one-eighth and one-thirty-second and one-sixty-fourth arourai is in the Hollow of the Cavalry, and one aroura is close by the New Canal, and one aroura is in Tatnouei. And Ptolemaios (has received) as his allotted share four arourai of royal land near Patsontis in thrDee parcels, of which the first is of [two and] one-quarter arourai in the Strategikon, the second is of one aroura in the Geeina, and the third is of one-half and one-quarter [arourai] in Tatnouis, and the two and one-half arourai of the Anthian estate . . .j$done, on the orig.; SCANNED, checkedk unpublishedp5/14/97s2563 ŒAP.Corn. Inv. II 37CPapELewis NFPNYUG1aH1967UNoWNohos son of Phanomgeus several parcels of land which they hold under a joint leasehis RŒhALewis NP.Corn. Inv. II 37PapNoNo1aPNYU1967<_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>jcheck BLk publisheds1254, the second is of one aroura in the Geeina, and the third is of one-half and one-quarter [arourai] in Tatnouis, and the two and one-half arourai of the Anthian estate . . .j done, on the orig.; conservationk unpublishedp5/14/97ŒAP.Corn. Inv. II 37CPapELewis NFP.NYUG1aH1967UNoWNoh(UŒAP.Corn. Inv. II 36CPapELewis NFPNYUG4aH1967KBL VIII 227 (date)UNoWNohted>NoNo1aP.NYU1967<_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>jcheck BLk publishedŒAP.Corn. Inv. II 36CPapELewis NFPNYUG4aH1967KBL VIII 227 (date)UNoWNoh(@Œ]Join all fragments (including the Cornell one) under one glass (if possible, of course...). Folds. L. 41-42 (bottom of col. II, recto): there should be a small lacunanHprobably Theadelphia, Themistou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptoGreek2AKRecto, (traces of one col.); col. I (on P.Corn. inv. II, 25) - 26; col. II - 14; col. III - 27; col. IV - 30; col. V - 19; col. VI - 31; col. VII - 27; Verso, col. I - 23; col. II - 25; col. III - 31; col. IV - 22; col. V - 16; col. VI (partly on P.Corn. inv. II, 25) - 17; col. VII (on P.Corn. inv. II, 25) -19; col. VIII - tracesKs^When the recto was filled, the roll was turned over and the copies were continued on the versou Alkimedonv 239-240 A.D.w Ann Arbor81963J SB VIII 9898MPMich XIN Shelton JCO620P1971UYesVTop of lockers 16-17WYes[Account of an Estate\ 88 x 22 cm (including the Cornell one) under one glass (if possible, of course...). Folds. L. 41-42 (bottom of col. II, recto): there should be a small lacunaTŒiC[) in] the sixth year of the divine Vespasianus in the month of Pharmouthi [- - - the half(?)] share of Herakleides [near Karanis - - - of an olive grove of three and a half arourai - - - as stated by the said Herakleides - - - four hundred and forty drachmai - - - part for Marcus of the aforesaid - - - and of what owes Herakleides himself - - -]7j$done, on the orig.; SCANNED, checkedk unpublishedp5/20/97s2599'ŒAP.Mich.inv. 2985BVersoCPapDB(Recto belongs to the archive of Gaius Apolinarius Niger & family)E Youtie HCFZPE 15G11-16H1974IPl. IIaJ SB XIV 11476UYesVGWYesX 24-5006E2-A[ Memorandum\25 X 12.4 A.D.]f"black glass" + 3rd fold from the left: chevauchement (sorry, I don't know how to say that in English)_Originally Inv. Nr. 2985, but wrongly published as Inv. Nr. 2895 by Boak and Youtie. - Perhaps linked to Recto: see corresponding card.n=Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptoGreekr7r_a.bmpX 5919r_b.bmpY 5919r_c.bmpscŒhE/>1971Recto: broken off at the bottom and (slightly) on the left side; one fragment (inv. 5925) from the lower part of the text, broken off on all sides. Verso: too little remains of the circular red stamp for the design or the inscription to be apparent1 + 7 + 1Recto; Verso bears traces of a circular red stampDocumentary5919r.bmp5919v.bmp<_600DPIFF[ront_R1>5919r_a.bmp<_600DPIFront_R2>5919r_c.bmp<_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1>5919v_a.bmp<_600DPIBack_R2>5919v_b.bmp<_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8> in son of Sarapion and of Taeuemeros, guardian of his mother; Marcus Anphestios (Anthestius) Gemellus, stratiotes, son of (unnamed fathmpŒhCes>The presence of the red stamp on the verso proves that this copy was authenticated by an official office (grapheion?): see P.Diog., p. 37-39.join fragments; some unfolding neededArsinoiton polis, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptSee electronic version of PMich IX, 569Domitianus, Emperor; Taeuemeros daughter of Marcus; Sarapion son of Sarapion and of Taeuemeros, guardian of his mother; Marcus Anphestios (Anthestius) Gemellus, stDratiotes, son of (unnamed father) and of Thaesis; Thaesis daughter of Sisois, his mother; Herakleides son of Horion; Vespasian, former Emperor569Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptRectoPMich IXAdministration (archive); Agriculture; Army; Death; Debt; Inheritance; Loan (& security); Personal status: Roman citizen (soldier); WomanContract Concerning Repayment of a Debtca. 10 X 17.7 + 2.3 x 4.0 cm when combined with 5838b and 492530-C123BBJ-ATaeuemeros daughter of MarcusPH+ P.Mich. inv. 5838b (7 fragments) + P.Mich. inv. 5919 (1 fragment); duplicate of P.Mich. IX, 568Acknowledgment made by Taeuemeros, daughter of Marcus, to the soldier Marcus Anthestius Gemellus, that she will repay to him, within five days, some debt contracted several years earlier by Herakleides son ofB Horion towards Anthestus' motherTo be republished: six new fragments (from inv. 5838b and 5925) were added to the three already published. (PH)November 26, 92 A.D.Husselman EMPtolemais Euergetis (Arsinoiton polis), Arsinoite nome; Itouraioi (Ityraioi); [Karanis]P.Mich.inv. 5925GreekAnn Arbor6 + 14Kept under Inv. Nr. 5919PapYesYesn}ŒUiAuLysias to Horos, greetings. As soon as you get this letter, postpone everything and attend the shaking of the sown fall sesame on the personal allotment of Stasikrates, the holder of one hundred arourai, which he possesses near Trikomia, and see to it that you guard it energically, as you will be held accountable to us regarding these matters. Farewell. Year 6, Hathyr 6.ujADone on the orig.; conservation23 Check origin (and provenance): "Trikomia" (of the Themistou meris, Fayum), editor, but: [1) it might rather be Trikomia of the Herakleopolite, as this group of cartonnage papyri seems to "deal with administrative matters in the Herakleopolite nome and the eastern part of the Arsinoite" (A. Loftus - G. Schwendner, P.Mich. XVIII, p. 91) - but in P.Mich. XVIII, 770 (same author???), Trikomia appears again, with Lysimachis, and this pair is well attested in thhixTŒhA25 X 12.4 A.D.24-5006E2-AunknownPH(Recto belongs to the archive of Gaius Apolinarius Niger & family)Memorandum referring to some transaction executed by a steward for his master in the interest of the latter's sonNov./Dec., 205 or 234 A.D.?Youtie HC-P.Mich.inv. 2985GreekAnn Arbor7GPapYesYesOriginally Inv. Nr. 2985, but wrongly published as Inv. Nr. 2895 by Boak and Youtie. - Perhaps linked to Recto: see corresponding card."black glass" + 3rd fold from the left: chevauchement (sorry, I don't know how to say that in English)unknown place (perhaps Antinooupolis?), province of Egyptwritten across the fibres, in black ink; small hand, with many abbreviationsAnoub(--), oikonomos of Kames(?); ##g‰ Bs of co. XV, which cannot be identified (8,000 multiplied by ?). - The fragments bearing col. XV and what was called Fragment C, col. I, in the editio princeps are certainly joining, so that col. I-II of Fragment C are now col. XVI-XVII. - The bottom of col. XVI (6 lines, multiplication of 1/30 by 10 1/2 to 13) has been omitted in the edition between lines 286 and 287. - Fragment B, col. II, doesn't bear the multiplication of 1/30 by 3 to 4 1/2, which was in the missing top of col. XVI; noCL certain reading can be offered. - Some minor fragments added or moved. (PH)(UYesVtop of I and I (2 mounts)WYesX 29-B163*-J[2Tables of Multiplications, Fractions and Multiples\42 x 21 cm (col. II-XIII); 8 x 5 cm (col. XIV-XV); 15 x 11.5 cm (col. XV-XVII); 4 x 11 cm (col. XVIII); 4.3 x 9 cm (frg. A); 9.2 x 6.6 cm (frg. B); 3.5 x 3.3 cm; 1.7 x 1.7 cmts over it, I shall establish my title to ownership.j#done, on the orig. SCANNED, checkedk publishedp8/4/97‰9O9YˆiBt that has not shed its first teeth, mouse-colored, not subject to rejection. The acknowledging party has received as the price two hundred and eighty drachmai of silver in full from hand to hand. He guarantees. Signatories are, of the acknowledging party, Straton, son of Kleon; of the other, Diodoros, son of Apollonios. (2nd hand) I, Ammonios, son of Severus, have sold as aforesaid. I, Straton, son of Kleon, wrote for him because he is illiterate. (3rd hand) I, Gaius Valerius Longus, discCharged from military service in the legion, have bought as aforesaid. 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Mich. VI, 422 introd.; Eos 49 [1957/1958]155-164); Gaius Julius Niger, (deceased) grandfather of Gaius Gemellus Horion (see P. Mich. VI, 422 introd.; Eos 49 [1957/1958]155-164); Titus Aelius Sarapammon; Caracalla, Emperor51-54Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptYoutie HC249-251ZPE 13W?WCWDWEWFWIWJWKWeW}WWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWW WWWWWOWSWTWVWXWYW[W\W_WcWfWgWhWiWjWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWW W WWWWWWWWWW W&W-W2W3W4W6W7W8W9W:W;W<W>WAWCWDWGWIWJWLWMWRWTWUWYWeWnW}W~WWWW"u"eŒ~AP.Mich.inv. 5493Bb, rectoCPapEGagos T - Sijpesteijn PJFBASP 33G91-92H1996IPl. 5UYesVGWYesX 28-C122A-C[Account, with a List of Names\ 23.5 x 8.6 cm4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>iA0From Hierakapollon and Sambas, superintendants(?), to the eirenarch of Karanis. The person who attacked and took away the tools of the carpenter of Psya, . . ., (son of?) Heras, send him to the metropolis together with the tools. (2nd hand) Greetings. 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XIVZPE 1 iAAurelia Taesis, daughter of Asklepiades and Sarapous, from the city of Memphis, has acknowledged to have received from Aurelia Thaisarion, daughter of Komon, from the village of Karanis, the capital sum of one myriad eight-thousand (18,000) silver drachmai, i.e. three talents, which, as Aurelia Taesis has further acknowledged, have been paid for a debt of her aforementioned father Asklepiades; and that she, the first party, will of necessity stay by Aurelia Thaisarion, performing the weaviBng and houselhold tasks that she knows in place of the interests of the capital sum. If she wants to give up, (she acknowledges that) she will also of necessity repay the aforementioned three talents of silver without delay, and that the right of execution on demand shall rest with Aurelia Thaisarion against the first party, Aurelia Thaesis, or against all her property, as if in accordance with a legal decision. 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(Arsinoiton polis)O.Mich.inv. 4232GreekKelsey Museum6OstNoNoprobably Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptAurelius Souchidas (& associates), dekaprotos; Serenus son of Serenus; Aianos76probably Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptOMich IAnimal; Liturgy (compulsory public service); Tax collection; TransportReceipt for Transport of Grain1935Complete; in parts effaced11Verso; Recto: register of documents prepared at the grapheionDocumentary966v3_2.bmp<_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2>966v_3f.bmp<_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8> iext_title>Accounts of Expenditures1933Long roll broken at the right end, which was cut in seven pieces when housed into glass. - At the folds of the roll deep indentations have been worn from both edges toward the center of the sheet (the damage is most important in the right part of the roll). - The sheet bearing col. 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I, and Verso, col. I-XII, present accounts of expenditures made by Kronion and his colleague Eutychas, the officials of the record-office (grapheion) of Tebtynis, during the 6th year and the beginning of the 7th year of the Emperor Claudius. In view of their distribution on the papyrus and of their incompleteness, they were probably not compiled for inspection. - Verso, col. II runs from Dec. 30, 45 A.D. to Jan. 25, 46 A.D.; the summary of the disbursements for Tybi (l. 35-37) B1is also incorporated in Recto, col. XI, l. 15-19.9e of the 1 Century A.D. (based on the Michigan records.), VDI 128 (1974, fasc. 2) pp. 69-85; - Cockle Walter E.H., State Archives in Graeco-Roman Egypt from 30 B.C. to the Reign of Septimius Severus, JEA 70 (1984) pp. 106-122 - PESTMAN P.W., 'Oud papier' uit een notariskantoor in het oude Egypte ofwel Kronion, een notaris uit het begin van onze jaartelling. 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IX - 446 glasses: glasses 1; 2; 5; 6 on top of E (be careful when removing them!); glasses 3; 4 on top of locker 11 (in front of the door)PapYesNoDue to the size of this papyrus roll, its content has been divided in the present database into several cards, one for each column.has been cut in two! Grrrrrrrrrrrrrrr.....Tebtynis, Polemonos meris, Arsinoite nomDe, province of Egyptmedium-sized business hand (same as in P.Mich. II, 122).Lysas, monographos (see also P.Mich. II,128, col. I [a], l. 3); Sagatos (see also P.Mich. II, 128, col. II, l. 44); Abdoubdas, machairophoros (see P.Mich. II, p. 106; BIFAO 95 [1995] p. 199-200); Mononios, machairophoros; Patynis (see also P.Mich. II,128, col. I [a], l. 22); Onnophris, pteraphoros (see P.Mich. II, p. 224); (unnamed) nyktographoi; Lysas son of Petearmouthes; (unnamed) 3}!hAoriginal size: 310 x 28 cmJune 1922; acquired from Nahman through the British MuseumKronion son of ApionPHArchive of Kronion son of Apion, nomographos of the grapheion of Tebtynis; see also noteRecto, col. I, and Verso, col. I-XII, present accounts of expenditures made by Kronion and his colleague Eutychas, the officials of the record-office (grapheion) of Tebtynis, during the 6th year and the beginning of Bthe 7th year of the Emperor Claudius. In view of their distribution on the papyrus and of their incompleteness, they were probably not compiled for inspection. - Verso, col. IV, which was cancelled with cross strokes, is a memorandum of loans received on May 22-23, 46 A.D., and does not really form part of the record of expenditures itselfL. 11: read diagraphen, instead of chirographen. (PH)After Dec. 20, 46 A.D. (Recto, col. I, and Verso, col. 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III - 386 glasses: glasses 1; 2; 5; 6 on top of E (be careful when removing them!); glasses 3; 4 on top of locker 11 (in front of the door)PapYesNoDue to the size of this papyrus roll, its content has been divided in the present database into several cards, one for each column.L. 7, right: fibres to move; l. 14: minor fold on the rightTebtynis, Polemonos meriDs, Arsinoite nome, province of Egyptmedium-sized business hand (same as in P.Mich. II, 122).Eutychos son of Philous (see also P.Mich. II, p. 216); Abdoubas (Abdoubdas) (machairophoros) (see P.Mich. II, p. 106; BIFAO 95 [1995] p. 199-200); Primus (machairophoros?); Pakebkis; Doras; Eutychos (machairophoros?); Ammonios; Heronas (nomographos?) (see P.Mich. II, p. 96); (another?) 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O[- - -]; K[- - -]; [- - -], exegeteusas (former exegetes of Oxyrhynchiton polis); Pha--- alias Th---; [- - -] son/daughter of Pachnoumis and Tech---; [- - -] son/daughter of Totoes and Tsenpetsiris (& unnamed metochoi); Ph--- son of Philiskos; Sarapion son of Sarapion and Thakoris; Totoes son of Petsiris; Pachnoumis son of Amm---; Ammonis son of O---; Taseus daughter of A---chis and Dion[---]; Pachnoumis . . . (= the following?); [- - -] husband of Taseus (= Pachnoumis?); PachnEoumis son of Horos and Taseus; Pachnoumis son of Petsiris . . .; Tadeia daughter of Dionysios; Pachnoumis son (of Pachnoumis, grandson of Horos); Tachnoumis daughter (of Pachnoumis, granddaughter of Horos); Palas son of Kesois; Tryphon son of Kesois; Apollonios alias Geminus, Sosikosmios alias Zeneios; Diogenis alias Petronia daughter of Dionysios (= the following?); [- - -], aste (= Diogenis?); Ptolemaios son of Ptolemaios, gymnasiarchos (or gymnasiarchesas); Pausanias son of Apollonios; 'ˆhE1Back_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>iAFrom minutes of Rutilius Achilleus, epistrategos. The second year of Lucius Septimius Severus Pertinax, Pachon 30. Gaius Iulius Ptolemaios appeared before the court, and Iulianus the advocate said, This man is an Antinoite. When he became the victim of force and violence and extortion he petitioned you against Chairemon, son of Maron. 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[.] . eras (PH; cf. already the editio princeps)UNoV-WYesF:luxuries#Wmagic|WWWWWWsWTWmagicmedicinereligionTVmagicreligion|VVmagistracyNWmanumissioWWmaplWmarriage{WWWWWWW:WBWHWMWkWoWpWzWWWWWWWW:WWKW~WlWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWW W W W WWWWWWWWWWW.W1W6W:W;W<W=W[WmaterialWWW@WcWlWnWuWW%W2W%W2W2W2W2W/ˆS DocumentaryT 4389r.bmpX 4389r_a.bmpY 4389r_b.bmphA23.7 X 7.9 cm25-5026F-CAmmonios son of SeverusPHContract for the sale of a male donkey colt by Ammonios son of Severus to the veteran Gaius Valerius Longus, for the sum of 280 drachmai.BL VI, 83 (date); BL VIII, 215 (on line 22)September 5, 103 A.D.Husselman EMKerkesoucha, Herakleidou meris of the Arsinoite nome; Nilou (Neilou) polis of Herakleopolite nomeRectoPMich IXAdministration (Archive); Animal; Illiteracy; Personal status: Roman citizen (veteran); Sale contractSale of a Donkey1971complete; slightly damaged along a fold1Recto; Verso is blankDocumentary4389r.bmp117/118 A.D.Husselman EMKaranis; metropolis (Arsinoiton polis)P.Mich.inv. 5852GreekAnn Arbor13CPapYesYesAccording to the fibres and to an excavation photograph recently rediscovered, fragment c, part of the top of the papyrus, should be placed to the left of fragment a, not to the righCt as the editor hesitatingly thought (see already her note to l. 1).remove scotch tape on verso; unfold 2 small parts; for scanning, place of frg. c is as indicated by the old scotch tape, but a bit more away from frg. a - DONEprobably Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptSee electronic version of PMich IX, 549; written across the fibresHadrian, Emperor; Sambathion, daughter of Neilos, granddaughter of Neil\ˆD^+ PMich Inv. 4738R; 4793a; 4799b? (cf. note); Archive of the praktor Sokrates son of Sarapion?EPearl OM-Youtie HCFPMich VIG380H1944KJBL III, 115 (date); V, 69-70 (on lines 2, 6-7, 10, 12, 16, 18, 22, 25, 27)UNoWNoX 26-BS1-PI[:Register of work performed for the penthemeral dyke corve\ 6.2 X 19 cm_Could be part of same roll as P.Mich. VI 381 and/or S.B. VI 9496, but see N. Lewis, CE 29 (1954) p. 295 and P.J. Sijpesteijn, PLBat 12 (1963) p. 59, no. 110.n=Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptoGreekr28s'see electronic version of PMich VI, 380uUnknown dyke-surveyorv6Latter half of IInd cent. AD (170 AD? cf. BL III, 115)wCairoxLedger in which are recorded the names of persons obligated to work on the embankments as well as the date and place of the work performed by them, with references by column to a daybook9by column to a daybook97ˆ@hACjˆ@9ShACiA&ˆ9AhAC !iB"D#F$H%JˆnhA*CE$H%JˆnhA*CEhA*CEhA*CE#F$H%JˆnhA*CE$H%JˆnhA*CEAC*EˆnhA*CED/?:topographyWWWWWWWWWWWW WWW3W6W;W>WMWOWRWTWUWYW\WbWiWjWlWmWnWqWrWtWvWyW{W|W}W~WWWWWWWWWWWWmWnWWWWW WWWWWWWW(WtownvWtrade|WWWWW^WInWW!W#W0W1W5W>WBWcWoW}WWXWtransferWWWtransmissionvWtransport|WW>WWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWW WWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWW'W-W8W;W=WQW^W_WcWWWWYWiWpWrW}WWW"W#W$W%W&W'W(W)W*W+W,W-W.W/W0WWWWWWWWK'ˆAP.Mich.inv. 4587Ba, VersoCPapD(linked to the archive of Ptollas's sons?EPearl OM-Youtie HCFPMich VIG412H1944IPl. VcK9BL III, 116 (l. 4); BL VIII, 213 (date); BL X, 124 (l. 4)UNoWYesX25-200-S grain of the fourteenth indiction, for Karanis, Ptollas son of Aionis, fifteen and one-half one-third artabai, 15 5/6 art., and again one-sixth of artaba, 1/6 artaba, exclusive of the shipping charge. . . .@A 0  9 u  |  +  2 jyes descr. + rectok publishedlTP.J. Sijpesteijn, Aegyptus 66 (1986) p. 154; P.J. Sijpesteijn, ZPE 64 (1986) p. 118.mnop3/12/97 (or earlier)'ˆAP.Mich.inv. 4587Ba, VersoCPapD(linked to the archive of Ptollas's sons?EPearl OM-Youtie HCFPMich VIG412H1944IPl. VcK9BL III, 116 (l. 4); BL VIII, 213 (date); BL X, 124 (l. 4)UNoWYesX25-200-StaxkU‰C@hACsP ‰DyhBiA‰E{hBiA‰FyhB(‰G@zhBiA‰H9AhACEiBKs‰I@c9A*hACiAC‰J@zhBD‰K@EhACsP&‰LChACiA‰M8AhACiA‰NshACp‰O@hACiB‰POhBDiB‰Q@7xhBDiB‰R8AhACEiBD‰SxhBDACp‰OhACiBNshACp‰OhACiBNshACp‰OhACiBOhACiBp‰OhACiB ŠPhD%_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>iPaskeis, slave of Ptolemaios the son of Ision has worked from the 7th until the 9th. 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(2nd hand) Similarly 4 other days.jdone, on neg.; scannedk publishedp3/12/97 (or earlier)s1146ŠQAO.Mich.inv. 9893COstD-E Youtie HCFTAPA 71G650H1940MOMich IINPearl OM-Youtie HCO915P1944UNoWYesX33-X[Receipt for Transport of Grain\ 7.4 X 6.6 cmn=Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptoGreekr8s'see electronic version of OMich II, 915uSeverinus & Andreas, dekaprotoivFeb. 27, 299 ADwCairoxJReceipt for delivery of grain brought by a Ouenaphris to an unknown harborynSeverinus, dekaprotos; Andreas, dekaprotos; Ouenaphris (Onnophris), exopylites (see TAPA 71 [1940] p. 650-651)ziFunerary Profession; Liturgy (compulsory public service); Tax collection; Taxation (land); Transportation{horiodeiktia of Karanis|PH Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptRDŠR@ x hB i ŠShACiADŠT@hAC ŠUxhBiAŠV@hACDŠWshBiAŠXhACsPsŠYvhB"iA ŠZ@!hA#C9Š[x$hB&iA%Š\hA'C(Š]8A)hB*iA+Š^@hA,C-Š_@.x0hB/iA Š`@1hA2CAŠa@8Wv3hB5iA4Šb@6T7hBADAŠdhA8C:Šf@-;hA;CŠg@Šh@@hAAC@Ši@B8AChBiAGEŠjhAFCHŠkhAIT=xr:cadastreWW!WUWVWWWXWYWZW[WWWWWWWWWWWWW$WWWWWWWWWWWWtWWWWWWW W%Wcadastrecensusdeclarationkat'oikianapographeZVVcadastrecensusdeclarationkat'oikianapographehouseownerXVYVcadastrecensusdeclarationkat'oikianapographeilliteracyVcadastrecensusdeclarationkat'oikianapographelandownersWVcadastrecensusirrigationlandownershipVcadastreinundationirrigationtaxationlandtaxcollectionVcadastreirrigationpersonalstatusantinoiteandromanciti$VcadastreirrigationtaxationlandVVVcadastreirrigationtaxationlandunpaidtaxesVcadastrejusticeliturgycompulsorypublicserviceexemptionVcadastrelandownership!VVWWWWWAWcensusdeathpersonalstatusaphelixminorchildpopulationVVVM3Y:personalstatusslaverypopulationcontrolsaletradetravelVpersonalstatusveterantaxationlandtaxcollectionVVVpersonalstatusveterantaxationtaxcollectionV V VpersonsuWWWbWtWvWyWWWWWWWWW<WRWW`WaWeWWWWWWWWWWWTW`WaWW WWWTWpetitionuWWpetitionprofessionsalariesscribeutensilswritingmateriauVphilosophyWMWtWplague3WplasticWplatotWpledgeWpledgetaxationtaxcollectionVpledgesWpoetryCWpolice6WWWWWWWWWWWWW/W5W8W>WMWNWsWWWWWWWWSWWW WVWXW^W`WWWWWWWUWVWZW[W]W_W`WqW}WWWWWW W"W#W%W&W'W(W-W1W4W'W(W-W1W4W4W4WW …6AO.Mich.inv. 9851COstD$Archive of Seuthes son of PtolemaiosEPearl OM-Youtie HCFOMich IIG896H1944UNoW No (missing)X 33-B501H-S[Receipt for Transport of Grain\ 5.2 X 7 cmn=Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptoGreekr5s'see electronic version of OMich II, 896uUnknown tax-collectorvFeb. 24, 295 ADwCairoxGReceipt for delivery of grain brought by a Seuthes to an unknown harbory8Seuthes son of Ptolemaios (see ZPE 88 [1991] 185, n. 14)zTLiturgy (compulsory public service); Tax collection; Taxation (land); Transportation{Karanis|PHOFprobably Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptPcompleteQ1RRecto; Verso is blankS Documentaryhpublic service); Tax collection; Taxation (land); Transportation{Karanis|PHOFprobably Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptPcompleteQ1RRecto; Verso is blankS Documentaryhokration; Achillas son of Antoninus & Atisis; Didyme daughter of Ptolemaios; Deios, veteran; Leipo' ˆhA9.3 x 4.7 cm25-200-SUnknown tax-collectorPHlinked to the archive of Ptollas's sons?Receipt of grain for land taxBL III, 116 (l. 4); BL VIII, 213 (date); BL X, 124 (l. 4)Early Vth cent. A.D.(?)Pearl OM-Youtie HCKaranisP.Mich.inv. 4587GreekCairo4PapNoYesFor thBe link with the archive of Ptollas's son, see PMich VI, p. 100. - For the date of the archive of Ptollas's sons, see PMich VI, p. 101 and 108 (First half of IVth cent. AD, mainly for proposographical reasons); P.J. Sijpesteijn, ZPE 64 (1986) p. 118 (Beginning of Vth cent. AD, for palaeographical reasons - BL VIII, 213); P.Sorb. II, p. 46 (also favoring a date in the Vth cent. A.D., for typological and palaeographical reasons).Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province is) W…9@ v hB …:@ hA CEq…;R hB iA @…<@ hA C*O…=T hB …>[ !hB %iA " #…?hA $C &…@hA 'C (…A{ )hB *DC/…B@ +R ,hB .k -…ChA /C 0…Dz 1hBC*iA 3…EhA 4C 5Pl…F{ 6hB 7DDPm…GPDhB 9iG…H@ey ;hB hA DC @…K@ ChA;C EsPo…LW FhB G…M\ IhA JC Hl A…N@:hA MC K…Oz NhB O…P@C"E PhA QCC!…Qz ShB UiA R…R@ TR XhB YiA V…SO [hB ZiA B…T@ \P hBDiAH…U{HhB _D b…V@*O chB dsPp…W[ ehA fC gsPq…XF-hA jC h…YD ihA mC kk kk k k k%p+:taxationpWqWuW}W~WWWstatusveterantaxationpWqWuWWWPq j…XFOMich IIG909H1944UNoWNoX 32-C41F-B[Receipt for Transport of Grain\ 5 X 5.7 cmn=Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptoGreekr7s'see electronic version of OMich II, 909uUnknown tax-collectorvJune 4, 298 ADwCairoxbReceipt for delivery of grain brought to an unknown harbor by an Arabikos in the name of a PtollasydPtollas son of Sokrates (see ZPE 88 [1991] 186-187); Arabikos son of Ptollas (see ZPE 88 [1991] 178)zTLiturgy (compulsory public service); Tax collection; Taxation (land); Transportation{horiodeiktia of Karanis|PHOFprobably Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptPcompleteQ1RRecto; Verso is blankS DocumentaryT 9758o.bmphth and 10th and 3rd year, on Mecheir 10.@A> %  1 >j done, on ph.k publishedp3/12/97 (or earlier)…XAO.Mich.inv. 9758COstD/ostraca of the family of Palemon son of PtollasEPearl OM-Youtie HCFOMich IIG909 W ^…\@ rzD+hB siA u…]@ tR vhB w…^@C D xhA zC y…_x |hB {i…`@ }hA C ~…aO hB p …bhA C …cxC(hB\D…d@ hA C …en hA C sPr…fn hACC …g@ z hB iAD&\…hhA C …i@ x hB iA …jhAC6C …k@~hA C …l@ S hB iD2…mhADiC …nO hB j …o@ hA C …phA C,…q@,hA C …rhA C sPu…s|hBL…t@ \ hB iA  …uhA C …vz hB …wAhA C …xs hB …y@,_ hB,i …zhA C …{O hB k …|hA C  C …|hA C  C   …|hA C q r:…[hCte1Recto; Verso is blankDocumentary9655o.bmp<_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>jdone, on ph.; scannedk publishedp3/12/97 (or earlier)s1018RRecto; Verso is blankS Documentaryh +…AO.Mich.inv. 9347COstD-EPearl OM-Youtie HCFOMich IIG934H1944UNoWNoX 29-CS165-A[List of liturgical workers(?)\ 10.5 X 5.5 cmn=Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptoGreekr7s'see electronic version of OMich II, 934uUnknownvLatter half of IIIrd cent. ADwCairoxList of personsySokrates(?) [---]; children [of ---]; Horos son of Amis (father unknown); Horigenes son of Dio[---]; Neilos son of Kasianos (Cassianus); [---]phris son of An[---]zIPersonal status: apator (of unknown father); Liturgy (compulsory work)(?) liturgical workers(?)\ 10.5 X 5.5 cmn=Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptoGreekr7s'see electronic version of OMich II, 934uUnknownvLatter half of IIIrd cent. ADwCairoxList of personsySokrates(?) [---]; children [of ---]; Horos son of Amis (father unknown); Horigenes son of Dio[---]; Neilos son of Kasianos (Cassianus); [---]phris son of An[---]zIPersonal status: apator (of unknown father); Liturgy (compulsory work)(?)@ …@0{ hB k …hA C …O hB@…[ hB,…[ hB sP…G hB …E hA C@P…P hB sP …hA@:C P Y†`†aAO.Mich.inv. 9323COstD-E Youtie HCF OMich IIIG1037H1951UNoWNoX 29-SG-S I[1Receipt (certificate) for work on the embankments\ 5.2 X 4.5 cmn=Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptoGreekr3s)see electronic version of OMich III, 1037uUnknown dyke-surveyorvOct 9, 210 (?) A.D.wCairox@Certificate for work on the embankments performed by a ChairemonyChairemon meg(--)z3Irrigation; Dyke Corve (compulsory work); Taxation{-|PHOFprobably Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptPcompleteQ1RRecto; Verso is blankS Documentaryhgative>Noeither Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, or unkn …iIn the 2nd year of our lord Marcus Aurelius Probus Augustus, on Pachon 25, has paid Ammonianos, veteran, through Celer, eisaktes, four installments of the annona, for a total amount of six-hundred drachmai, = 600.jdone, on neg.; scannedk publishedl0R.S. Bagnall - K.A. Worp, BASP 16 (1979) p. 223.p3/24/97s1170…AO.Mich.inv. 9906COstD-E Youtie HCF OMich IIIG1098H1951KBL VIII, 528 (date)UNoWYesX33-X[Receipt for Delivery of a Slave\ 6.1 X 4.9 cmn=Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptoGreekr3s)see electronic version of OMich III, 1098uUnknownvSept. 17, 264 A.D.wCairox5Receipt for a slave, pledged as a security for a loany/Ammonianos, veteran (see BASP 16 [1979] p. 223)z5Debt; Loan; Mortgage; Personal status: veteran; Slave{-|PHOFprobably Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptPcompleteQ1RRecto; Verso is blankS DocumentaryT 9906o.bmphKaranis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of Egypt< !:taxationlandtaxcollectionwoman VVtaxationpersontaxcollection8VtaxationpersonslandtaxcollectionVtaxationpersonstaxcollectionVtVvVyVVVVVVVVVaVVVVVVVTV`VaVtaxationpropertytransfertaxcollectionWVtaxationtaxcollectionKVLVVuVVVVVVVVVVVV?V@VfVVVVVV4V7V9VPVsVVVVVVVVVV*V+VgVoVrVsVuVwVzV{V|V}V~VVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVV V#V%V&V*V,V.V9VFVOVPVRVTVZV]V^VcViVlV}VVVVVVV]V^VfVhViV VVVVYVKVKV89† iA7In the 2nd year of our lord Lucius Domittius Domittianus Augustus, Hathyr 24, has paid Serenus, veteran, through Kallonios, for the annona as fixed by decree of the new epigraphe of the horiodeiktia of Karanis, four sextarii of wine, = 4 sextarii. I, Dioskoros, have signed. And transportation charges on these.7@A      jdone, on ph.; scannedk publishedp3/27/97s1069†AO.Mich.inv. 9792COstD-E Youtie HCF OMich IIIG1092H1951UNoWNoX 32-C114B-H[List of Liturgical Workers\ 6.4 X 5.4 cmn=Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptoGreekr7s)see electronic version of OMich III, 1092uUnknownv Late IIIrd/early IVth cent. A.D.wCairox List of menptsee electronic version of  !†@GzhBIiH†@*hAJCK†hALCM†TNhBO†APhARCQ†@D,hACS†OThBUiC<†@VhAXCY†yDhBCHiAZ†@[OhB]i^†hA`C,†@axbhBcsPt†CdhAfCe† yghBii h†!hAjCD9†"@lhAmCD?†#@nhA Co†$zphBriAq†%hAsCt†&@BRuhBv†'FhAxCyhAxCyBv†'FhAxCyv†'FhAxCyhAxCyy‰QAP.Mich.inv. 4683BRectoCPapD-EWinter JG-Youtie HCF PMich VIIIG502H1951UNoWNoX 26-B10E-S[Private Letter\12 X 18n=Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptoGreekr20s)See electronic version of PMich VIII, 502uValerius GemellusvIInd cent. A.D.wCairoy, bring it up, and you will get the money to cover your expense. (2nd hand) Farewell.W@A \  f ~    j done, on pl.k publishedp3/14/97‰QAP.Mich.inv. 4683BRectoCPapD-EWinter JG-Youtie HCF PMich VIIIG502H1951UNoWNoX 26-B10E-S[Private Letter\12 X 18n=Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptoGreekr20s)See electronic version of PMich VIII, 502uValerius GemellusvIInd cent. A.D.wCairo67-481 introd.); his father(?) Claudius Tiberianus (see P. Mich. VIII, 467-481 introd.); Th--&t @‹hA9.7 x 10.4 cm24-?UnknownPHSyllabary: each of the 10 sections of each side contains seven syllables consisting of a vowel between two consonants, all varying in alphabetical order according to the following pattern: the vowels vary from line to line inside each set, the first consonant from set to set, and the last consonant every 17 sets.Vth-VIth cent. A.D. (McNamee); IVth cent. A.D. (Cribiore)McNBamee K-P.Mich.inv. 2816GreekAnn ArborRecto - 12 Verso - 11LPapYesYesbrown glass; tapes? - a good opportunity to learn to readUnknown place, province of Egyptproficient, rounded, and uniform "Coptic Uncial", the hand of a teacher or a scribe (Cribiore)-124-126Pl. IV, 1a-bKaranis, HeraklR ‡@xhB+D!GsP‡KOhBDk‡xPhBDF |iB‡@;Dx,hACEiBDP ‡nzhBDFiB‡@+nP"ghBD,iAC‡@FuRhBDiAC4c‡@\z hB DF6iB‡@ K9AhACEiB&sP ‡E{,hBD,iAhACEiB&9AhACEiB&5%idaughterWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWW W WW1W2W4W5W6W8W:W;W=W>W?W@WAWBWCWFWHWIWMWNWOWRWUWVWWWXWYW\W]W`WbWcWdWfWgWhWiWjWmWnWpWqWrWsWtWuWvWyWzW|W}WWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWW+W,W4WJWNWRWZWbWxWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWGWKWWWW W~WWWWWWf Horos, instead of paying interest on a debt of 300 drachmai9aegyptischen Papyri = Muench.Beitr. 57 (1971) p. 34, n. 44; P.Mich. X, p. ***; P.Mich. XI, p. ***W@A  p9/21/98 =e makes the guarantee. After the periodW s:armyhouseownershipilliteracypersonalstatusromanantinoVarmyhouseownershipleasepersonalstatusminorchildpriesyVarmyinheritancejewishrevoltpersonalstatusromancitizenVVarmyinheritancewillVarmyjusticeVarmyjusticelawmakingsuretyVarmyjusticelettersuretytravelhVarmyjusticepersonalstatusveteranVarmylandownershipletterrecommendationtravelqVarmyletterlistwoman}VarmyletterreligionVarmylistEVRVVWVarmylistpersonalstatusromancitizenVarmymarriagepersonalstatusromancitizenwomanwithoutguVetheus428Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptPMich VIArmy; House Ownership; Illiteracy; Roman (& Antinoite) citizen; Sale Contract; Topography of Karanis; Veteran; WomanContract of Sale of a House1944Broken on the left side (2-2.5 cm lost); - cut '+AˆhCHerakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of Egyptsee electronic version of PMich VI, 385Commodus, Emperor; S--- praktor argyrikon of Karanis; Gaius Iulius Niger (see P. Mich. VI, 422 introd.); (Gaius) Apolinarius (Apollinarius) (Niger) (see P. Mich. VI, 422 introd.; Eos 49 [1957/1958] 155-164); [---]on, aphelix; Syros, praktor argyrikon en klero of Karanis (& associates)385Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyDptPMich VIPersonal status: aphelix (minor child); Personal status: Roman & Antinoite citizen; Taxation (Land); Tax CollectionReceipts for Money Taxes1944broken at left; see note for the relation to PMich Inv. 29131Recto and VersoDocumentary<_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_bˆijdone, on ph. scannedk publishedm yes (+ verso)p3/12/97 (or earlier)s1718#s>PH-Receipt of wheat and barley for rent of domain (demosion) land and dues on epibole, revised on the verso153 ADPearl OM-Youtie HCKaranis; Stratonos (kome)P.Mich.inv. 2970GreekCairoRecto - 6 Verso - 8PapNoYesThe text on the verso is a revisBion of the receipt written on the recto, made a few weeks laterKaranis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of Egyptsee electronic version of PMich VI, 392Antoninus Pius, Emperor; Sarapion, sitologos of Karanis; Harpochration son of Posis; Marcus Antonius Priscus392Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptaPMich VIPersonal status (Roman citizen?);reekXˆ@hA.CiAˆnPhBDiBRˆshACiAˆ@shACpˆ9AhACEiBˆ_hACiRˆ@z7hBUDiAˆ@OzhBDiACsPEˆ9hBDviAˆ@,xhACiACPA% ˆOQhBDiBˆ8AhACiACiBˆ@zhBDiBiBACRˆ@hACˆhA‰hA‰hA‰O‰H‰hA‰n‰X‰VhB‰hAk‰ hB‰ hA‰ n‰ PhB‰ hA‰UhB‰hA‰M‰X‰I‰AhB‰hA‰Mj‰hB‰hA‰Xk‰hBQT `ielder~WWWWWWWWWWWWWWW-WhWiWWWeldersyWWWWWWWWWWWWWhWWelders>Weldest7WeleatrosRWelecampaneWWelectW<WeleisWelekisWWWWelementyWeleusis_WelevatedyWelevationyWelevenWWWWpW WWWW@WsWWWWWWXWeleven-twelfthsWeleventhDWyWWWWWWW7WWWWaWWWjW+WWeleventhsVeliaseliasWzWWWWeliassonofherakleidesVeliassonofmelasPVeliassonofpamoun80artabaiVeliastopauloshisoverseerprovidefromthefieldsofpoliVeliasvine-dresserofchorionleukiousuppliedtotheodorosVelisWWells1W=W?WWW]WdW{WWelphiasWelphiasexporting2camelsofwheat4drachmaiVelpidios[Wled‰6hD\lSizeBack_R1><_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>&iATabetheus to Claudius Tiberianus, her brother, very many greetings. Before all else I pray for your health and I make obeisance for you in the presence of the lord Souchos. I was happy that you sent my son in order that I might greet him. But you have not . . . . For Saturnilus has not found out what I did for him. I bought three minai of linen and I sent them. Do not blame me if you did not deliver them to Metellus the soldier. I want you to write concerning a friend; deliver them to him I did not prepare them; . . . prepared them last year. I sent them from Alexandria as late as the second shipment upstream. And he begn‰7O&probably Alexandria, province of EgyptPbadly broken: consists of six fragments, of which two could not be placed; illegible remnants of an address are visible on the versoQ6RRecto; verso describedS DocumentaryhA17 X 32.6 cm28-B167D2-L[Claudius Terentianus(?)]PHarchive of Claudius TiberianusLetter from Claudius Terentianus(?) to his father(?) Claudius Tiberianus, explaining that he has recovered from his grave illness and that there has been some violent disturbance in AlexandriaBL IV, 55 (on origin of the text); BL VII, 111 (bibliography); BL IX, 161 (bibliography)Early IInd cent. A.D.d.);] [his father(?) Claudius] Tiberianus (see P. Mich. VIII, 467-481 introd.); Am[---]z`Army; Health; Law; Personal status: Roman citizen (soldier); Religion; Violence (Jewish revolt?){Neapolis|PH (soldier); Religion; Violence (Jewish revolt?){Neapolis|PH4=‡hC should be called inv. 5838b. The presence of the red stamp on the verso proves that this copy was authenticated by an official office (grapheion?): see P.Diog., p. 37-39.join fragments; some unfolding neededArsinoiton polis, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptSee electronic version of PMich IX, 569Domitianus, Emperor; Taeuemeros daughter of Marcus; Sarapion son of Sarapion and of Taeuemeros, guardian of his mother; Marcus AnphestioDs (Anthestius) Gemellus, stratiotes, son of (unnamed father) and of Thaesis; Thaesis daughter of Sisois, his mother; Herakleides son of Horion; Vespasian, former Emperor569Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptbPMich IXAdministration (archive); Agriculture; Army; Death; Debt; Inheritance; Loan (& security); Personal status: Roman citizen (soldier); WomanContract Concerni,3G‰>lAeR.W. Davies, BASP 10 (1973) p. 21-25; J.N. Adams, The Vulgar Latin of the Letters of Claudius Terentianus (P. Mich. VIII, 467-72) (Manchester, 1977); Chr. Lehmann, Cuadernos de filologia classica 21 (1988) p. 11-23; G. Calboli, Latin vulgaire - latin tardif II. Actes du IIe Colloque international sur le latin vulgaire et tardif (Tuebingen, 1990) p. 23-44.em yes (+verso)p3/12/97 (or earlier)s2446!‰?AP.Mich.inv. 5391BRectoCPapDarchive of Claudius TiberianusEWinter JG-Youtie HCF PMich VIIIG467H1951KRBL VII, 111 (bibliography); BL VIII, 215 (bibliography); BL IX, 161 (bibliography)MCPLN Cavenaile RO250P1957UNoWNoX 28-B167D2-C[Private Letter\ 22 X 23 cmn=Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptoLatinrRecto - 37 Verso - 2s)See electronic version of PMich VIII, 4674Roman citizen (soldier); Woman{-|PH~BL X, 124 (bibliography)O&probably Alexandria, province of EgyptP Many holesQ1RRecto and VersoS DocumentaryhU2hD>1974SB IV 7360RectoASAE 29Agriculture; Cadastre; Health; Inheritance; Illiteracy; Irrigation; Land Status & Ownership; Personal status: Roman & Antinoite citizen; Taxation (land; exemption); Tax collection (assessment)Declaration of Landholdings1929complete, except for a few torn places and rubbed spots1Recto; Verso is blankDocumentary2916r.bmp<_600DPIFront_R1>2916r_a.bmp<_600DPIFront_R2>2916r_c.bmp<_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8> `iother (parcels, which have been changed) into corn-produ,HR‡AP.Mich.inv. 5868BRectoCPapD-Archive of Gaius Iulius Sabinus (& family)(?)E Husselman EMFPMich IXG528H1971KBL VIII, 215 on 3-4UYesVGWNoX 30-C123CCH1-A[Petition(?) to an archidikastes\5.3 X ca. 11 cm]"Very fragile; join fragments? DONE_DThree of the fragments show a blank space below the 4 lines of text.d 5868r.bmph 5868r.bmpn=Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptoGreekr4s'see electronic version of PMich IX, 528uUnknownvEarly IInd cent. A.D.w Ann Arborx7Beginning of a petition(?) to Alexandros, archidikastesyAlexandros, hiereus & archidikastes & pros te epimeleia ton chrematismon kai ton allon kriterion; Herakleides son of Phil- - - (Philokrates?)z0Administration; Justice(?); Priesthood; Religion{-|PHO unknown place, province of EgyptPbroken at the bottom(?)Q4S DocumentaryX 5868r.bmphmentaryX 5868r.bmph off at the bottom; partly abraded, and damaged along the folds and on the left and right marginsQ2RRecto; Verso is blankch IX, 537‡AP.Mich.inv. 5907BRectoCPapD+ P.Mich. inv. 5906 + 5910E Husselman EMFPMich IXG559H1971IPl. IXKsBL VII, 113 (on lines 13,17,17-8); one small fragment added to lines 4-6, confirming the editor's restitutions (PH)UNoVKaranis sectionWYesX30-C123CCI-A (8)[ Contract of Division of Property\112.2 X 20.1 cm (when combined with 5906 and 5910)]join new fragment to the othersn=Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptoGreekr21s'See electronic version of PMich IX, 559PMich IXG559H1971IPl. IXKsBL VII, 113 (on lines 13,17,17-8); one small fragment added to lines 4-6, confirming the editor's restitutions (PH)UNoVKaranis sectionWYesX30-C123CCI-A (8)[ Contract of Division of Property\112.2 X 20.1 cm (when combined with 5906 and 5910)]join new fragment to the othersn=Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptoGreekr21s'See electronic version of PMich IX, 559 Ann Arbor‡AP.Mich.inv. 5917BRectoCPap00DPIFront_R1>5919R_A.bmp<_600D   …zTLiturgy (compulsory public service); Tax collection; Taxation (land); Transportation{*horiodeiktia of Karanis; Nestou (epoikion)|PHOFprobably Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptPcompleteQ1RRecto; Verso is blankS DocumentaryT 9474o.bmphA6.9 X 6.9 cm30-C36L-XUnknown tax-collectorPHarchive of Palemon son of PtollasReceipt for delivery of grain brought by Horion, in the name of Ptollas, to an unknown harborJan. 23, 291 ADPearl OM-Youtie HChoriodeiktia of Karanis; Nestou (epoikion)O.Mich.inv.9474GreekCairo7OstNoNo<_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2>:agriculturehorsejusticeprofessiontheftVagricultureilliteracyimperialoathlandownershiptaxationVagricultureilliteracyinheritanceirrigationlandownershipzVagricultureilliteracylandownershipandleasetaxationlanVagricultureilliteracylandownershipleaseVVVagricultureilliteracylandownershipleaseprofessionVVagricultureilliteracyleasesaleVlturejusticeleasepolicetheftVagriculturejusticerenttaxcollectionVagriculturejusticetheftviolence%VhVagriculturelandownershipandleaseVagriculturelandownershipleasereligionVagriculturelandownershipleasetopographypatsontisVVagriculturelandownershipprofessionreligionTVagriculturelandstatussale:Vagriculturelease/VagricultureleaseloanVagricultureleaseprofessionrentVagricultureleaserecommendationVagricultureletter"V(V,VLVOVagricultureletterprofessionKVV0:administrationjusticelandownershippersonalstatusromanVadministrationjusticelandownershippriesthoodwoman VadministrationjusticeliturgycompulsorypublicservicepolVadministrationjusticepersonalstatusromancitizensoldier9VadministrationjusticepriesthoodreligionVadministrationlandownershiplandstatusnotarysaletaxatiVadministrationlandownershipofficialcorrespondencepersonVadministrationlandstatusleasenotaryVadministrationlandstatusleasenotarytaxationlandtopogrVadministrationlandstatusleasenotarywomanguardianVadministrationleasenotaryrentingVadministrationletterVadministrationletterpolicerecommendationtaxcollectionVVstrationliturgycompulsorypublicservicetaxcollectVadministrationloanwomanVadministrationnursingslavewomanVadministrationofficiallettereVadministrationpostingoftheprefect'sdecisionsauthenticaVdou meris'-ˆFTAPA 71G393-390H1940K*BL VI, 82 on line 23 and about the archiveMPMich VINPearl OM-Youtie HCO426P1944UNoWNoX 24-5006E2-A[Petition to the Epistrategos\$15.5 X 30 cm when combined with 2929n=Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptoGreekr41s'see electronic version of PMich VI, 426uGemellus alias Horionv 199/200(?) ADwCairoxPetition addressed to the epistrategos Arrius Victor by Gemellus alias Horion, requesting that his right to exemption from liturgical service as an elder of Karanis be confirmed, in agreement with his privileges as an Antinoite9A_Arrius Victor, epistrategos; Gemellus alias Horion, Antinoite, son of Gaius Apollinarius Niger (= Gaius Gemellus Horigenes) (see P. Mich. VI, 422 introd.; Eos 49 [1957/1958] 155-164) - fictitious name: Horos son of Apolinarius; the presbyteroi of Karanis; Alfenus Apolinarius (Apollinarius), a censibus(?); (unnamed) strategos of the Herakleidou meris_@ Furthermore, I was granted the righ%u:moneyWW=WKWmonopolyWWWWUW^W_WaWbWmortgageWWWWWWW3WLWOWbWlW|W}WWWWxWWWWWW W WWWWW6Wmurder6WWWmusicWWW4WmythologyKWMWNWnameW[WWWWWWW[WiWWW@WbWdWeWfWgWhWiWjWkWtWWWW<W@WLWWWWWWWWWWWW"W7W8WYWmWnWqWsWtWuWvW7WnametagV[VVVVV[ViVV@VbVdVeVfVgViVjVkVtVVVV<V@VLVVVVVVVVVVVV"V7V8VYVnVqVsVtVuVvVnametagpersonalstatusapatorofunknownfatherVnametagprofessionVhVnametagschoolVnametagschoolwriting7VneaWWnomeWW[WWKNXˆ9ACommodus, Emperor; S--- praktor argyrikon of Karanis; Gaius Iulius Niger (see P. Mich. VI, 422 introd.); (Gaius) Apolinarius (Apollinarius) (Niger) (see P. Mich. VI, 422 introd.; Eos 49 [1957/1958] 155-164); [---]on, aphelix; Syros, praktor argyrikon en klero of Karanis (& associates)zsPersonal status: aphelix (minor child); Personal status: Roman & Antinoite citizen; Taxation (Land); Tax Collection{Karanis|PHO=Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptPCommodus, Emperor; S--- praktor argyrikon of Karanis; Gaius Julius Niger (see P. Mich. VI, 422 introd.); (Gaius) Apolinarius (Apollinarius) (Niger) (see P. Mich. VI, 422 introd.; Eos 49 [1957/1958]155-164); [---]on, aphelix; Syros, praktor argyrikon en klero of Karanis (& associates)385Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyplWˆhA27 X 22 cm24-5006E2-AGemellus alias HorionPHArchive of Gaius Apolinarius Niger (& family). - PMich. Inv. 2981 is a fragmentary copy of the same petition, written on a sheet cut from the same rollPetition addressed to the strategos Hierax alias Nemesion by Gemellus alias Horion, complaining that a certain Iulius, with his wife and another man, have carried off produce from his fields and threatened him with Bsome magical procedure, while several village officials were witnessingBL VI, 82 (about the archive)May 22, 197 ADPearl OM-Youtie HCKaranis; Kerkesoucha; Herakleidou meris of the Arsinoite nomeP.Mich.inv. 2978GreekCairo29PapNoNo(probably) Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of Egyptsee electronic version;C:landorhouseownershipsaleHVlandownershipVVVlandownershiplandstatustaxationlandVlandownershipleaserentwomanVlandownershipnotaryreligionsaletopographytebtyniswomaVlandownershippersonalstatusromancitizenpersonalstatusVlandownershiprentVlandownershipsaleGVlandownershipsaletaxationtaxcollectionVlandownershipsaleviolenceLVlandownershiptaxcollectionnon-payment~VlandownershiptaxationlandtaxcollectionVlandownershiptaxationtransferofpropertytaxcollectionVlandownershipwomanVlandstatusleasejVlandstatuspersonalstatusapatorofunknownfatherprofessVlandstatuspersonalstatusapatorofunknownfathertaxatioVlandstatustaxcollectiontaxationlandVlandstatustaxationestimateofrevenueVlandlordVWW7Wlandlords[WWlandownersvWlanguageWWlatinW WWlatinismWDPIBack_R1><_ˆiCve 100 drachmai and for the half of the buildings 100 drachmai, the total amount being 200 drachmai, and he will not bring action concerning these in any way, and he, Iulius Gemellus, and his heirs will guarantee to Chairemon and his heirs the ceded property described above with every guarantee from all public dues and every tax up to the past 17th year and including the 17th year of Hadrian Caesar the lord, and from private encumbrances and every claim for all time. Whenever he wishes, ChDairemon shall register the ceded property by means of a copy of this contract without requiring the presence of the party of the first part. If he (Gemellus) violates the agreement in any way, let him pay as penalty 100 drachmai and to the public treasury the like amount.@remon son of Horos, aphelix; Petsoraipis, son of Pnepheros, phrontistes of Chairemon;427Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptPMich VI9.3 X 17 cm24-5006E2-APtolemaios son of Ptolemaios & Dioskoros son of MysthesPHArchive of Gaius Apolinarius Niger (& family)Receipt of wheat for taxes paid on a plot of catoecic land207 ADPearl OM-Youtie HCKaranisP.Mich.inv. 2923GreekCairo15PapNoYesKaranis, Herakleidou mer public measure . . . from the produce of the past 15th year, for catoecic dues of Karanis, from Horion son of ApolinariuBs, eleven twelfths of an artaba of wheat, equals 11/12 artaba of wheat; on the eleventh likewise from the same through Julius, son of Eudas, one artaba of wheat, equals 1 artaba of wheat.@VjEu Kronion, un notaire du dbut de notre re.], P.H.M. GERVER, J.G. KUIJL, A.J.H. PLEYSIER, R.T.G. VERSTRAATEN (Edd.), Heden verschenen voor mij ... Liber Amicorum aangeboden aan prof. mr. A.L.M. Soons, gewoon hoogleraar in het Notarile Recht aan de Faculteit der Rechtsgeleerdheid van de Rijksuniversiteit Leiden ter gelegenheid van zijn emeritaat (Arnhem, 1995) pp. 119-126, 1 tabl., 1 fac-sim., 1 arbre gnal. scanned; checked g@A /  4    L  Z k publishedl)J.-L. Fournet, BIFAO 95 (1995) p. 199-200p3/2/98s3221_.D. (Recto, col. I, and Verso, col. I-XII)w Ann Arbor8 Septimius Severus, JEA 70 (1984) pp. 106-122 - PESTMAN P.W., 'Oud papier' uit een notariskantoor in het oude Egypte ofwel Kronion, een notaris uit het begin van onze jaartelling. [Du 'vieux papier' provenant d'un bureau de notaire de l'gypte ancienne o3CˆiDs, 490; for acreage tax, 1315; [for additional charges, 115; for exchange, 75; . . .] 19, has paid the same [- - - for geometria of the twenty-fourth year,] sixteen [drachmai], = 16 drachmai; [for additional charges, one drachme, = 1 drachme; - - -] for garden-tax of the twenty-fourth year: [for apomoira, 1970; for transport of olives, 275; for naubion, 195; for additional charges, 490; for acreage tax], 1315; for additional charges, 115; [for exchange, 75; for geometria of the twenty-fouErth year, seventeen drachmai, = 1]7 [drachmai], for additional charges, one drachme 1/2 obol, = 1 drachme 1/2 obol; for receipt, 1/2 obol; [- - - (1st hand) In the twenty-fourth year of Marcus Aurelius Commodus Antoninus Augustus, Pachon 26. Has paid to . . ., collector of the money-taxes of Karanis, Iulius Niger through Apolinarius, for garden-tax of the twenty-third year: [for apomoira], one [drachme] 5 obols 6 chalkoi, = 1 drachme 5 obols 6 chalkoi; for transport of olives, 1 obol 6 ch.ŒsLwritten across the fibres, in black ink; small hand, with many abbreviationsuunknownvNov./Dec., 205 or 234 A.D.?w Ann ArborxqMemorandum referring to some transaction executed by a steward for his master in the interest of the latter's sonyyAnoub(--), oikonomos of Kames(?); Kames(?) son of Hermias grandson of Eud(--); Apolinarios (Apollinarius), (son of Kames)zBusiness; Contract; Profession{-|PHO9unknown place (perhaps Antinooupolis?), province of EgyptPcompleteQ1RVerso; Recto is S.B. IV, 7427S DocumentaryV 2985v.bmp` 2985v_a.bmphup of what he deposited for his son Apollinarius, 8 <drachmai> 26 oboloi.j9done, on the orig.; conservation (lot 3) SCANNED, checkedk publishedl"A.E.R. Boak, JEA 13 (1927) p. 151.p5/29/97s1729%part for Marcus of the aforesaid - - - and of what owes Herakleides himself - - -]7jdone, on the orig.; SCANNEDk unpublishedp5/20/97 ŒAP.Mich.inv. 2985BVersoCPap7ˆhB15 (l. 11); BL VII, 111 (l. 1)May 25, 194 ADPearl OM-Youtie HCAntinooupolis; KaranisP.Mich.inv. 2929GreekCairo19PapNoNoAdd. photo: ZPE 31 (1978) pl. III (cf. BL VII, 111)Arsinoiton polis (?), Arsinoite nome, province of Egyptsee electronic version of PMich VI, 365Rutilius Achilleus, epistrategos; Septimius Severus,C Emperor; Gaius Iulius Ptolemaios, Antinoite; Iulianus, rhetor; Chairemon son of Maron; Ptolemaios, hyperetes365Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptvPMich VICivil rights: Antinoite citizen; Court proceedings; Justice; Personal status: Antinoite citizen; ViolenceCopy of a Decision of the Epistrategus (extract from his minutes)1944A large piecR3f AP.Mich.inv. 966BVerso, col. IIICPapDXArchive of Kronion son of Apion, nomographos of the grapheion of Tebtynis; see also noteEBoak AERFPMich IIG123, Verso, col. IIIH1933KBL X, 122 (l. 9; 14)UYesns, gewoon hoogleraar in het Notarile Recht aan de Faculteit der Rechtsgeleerdheid van de Rijksuniversiteit Leiden ter gelegenheid van zijn emeritaat (Arnhem, 1995) pp. 119-126, 1 tabl., 1 fac-sim., 1 arbre gnal. scanned; checked g@A /  4    L  Z k publishedl*J.-L. Fournet, BIFAO 95 (1995) p. 199-200.p3/2/98\ AP.Mich.inv. 966BVerso, col. IIICPapDXArchive of Kronion son of Apion, nomographos of the grapheion of Tebtynis; see also noteEBoak AERFPMich IIG123, Verso, col. IIIH1933KBL X, 122 (l. 9; 14)UYesit het begin van onze jaartelling. [Du 'vieux papier' provenant d'un bureau de notaire de l'gypte ancienne o);:armyfamilypersonalstatusromancitizensoldierwoman4Varmyfamilyrecommendation'V(VarmyfamilyreligionQVarmyfamilytravel*VarmyfeedinguVarmyfeedingprofessionVarmyfleetdebtshipmVarmyfleetdivorcemarriagewomanguardianVarmyfleetequipmentclothingfamilyhealthpersonalstatus@Varmyfleetequipmentclothingfamilypersonalstatusromanc?VarmyfleetfamilytravelsVtVarmyfragmentVarmyhealtheyeshouseilliteracyjusticepersonalstatusroV{Varmyhealthlawpersonalstatusromancitizensoldierreligi7VarmyhistoryrevoltVVVVVn the left side; many large and small holes1Recto; Verso is blankDocumentary<_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8>R{ˆ@DyhBDiBˆ@hACsPGˆ4AQ[hAS?CQZEQciS3ˆ@QdXQbhASGCQgiQij"I‰xQfhBS>DiQm‰@"Pn&OS@hB'D' i@,wBKmlKn‰yhARCRERiBQMjARlACSD‰@RPARhBSOD&?iR4‰hB#W‰thB‰ @+hB8/‰ hA$4‰ @n#hBj#‰ @#}4A#9A!0hA CE!3k/‰ @!6Fr6_5hB#mD#jF!1‰]5B#iz#hhB#gD#\F6‰FhB‰@EhBL‰@LhB,x‰@$'I‰@P4hN:‰xhA#C#ElA#U‰@\#9A#hAC#ElA#‰@#]R}hARyC,ylR‰uR~hARCER|jAR‰@R]R8@RhARCRERj$)‰G>nuRhARCRERlAR+K‡{lArsinoite nome; Karanis; Herakleidou meris; ousia (former estate) of Germanicus; Psenarpsenesis; Kerkesoucha|PHO=Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptP-broken off on the left side and at the bottomQ1RRecto; Verso is blankS DocumentaryT 6484r.bmpX 6484r_a.bmpX 6484r_b.bmpY 6484r_c.bmpY 6484r_d.bmphA15.7 X 14 cm33-4017*-A (16-17)Petheus the elder son of PetheusPHCopy of a return addressed by Petheus the elder son of Petheus to the bibliophylax Thrakidas, declaring his properties in and near Karanis and near KerkesouchaBL VII, 113 (on lines 2,8,11)ca. 53 A.D.Husselman EMArsinoite nome; Karanis; Herakleidou meris; ousia (former estate) of Germanicus; PsenarpsenesFŒEhD>Sale of Land1996broken on the left side and bottom1Recto; Verso was probably blankDocumentary<_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4>EO<_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>i'(Text too fragmentary to be translated)j done, on ph.k publishedp4/4/97s2474ix, Alexandreus(?); [- - - son of - - -, - - -] alias Althaieus; [- - - son of - - -] ApollonioBCs; Kastorous (= one of the former persons?); [- - - ] her(?) father1z~Family; Land Ownership; Personal status: aphelix (minor child); Personal status: Alexandrian citizen; Sale; Woman (& guardian)`AO.Mich.inv. 9514COstD-E Youtie HCFCP 39G29H1944MOMich IINPearl OM-Youtie HCO845P1944UNoWNoX 30-C123CF2-C.[7Blank receipt (certificate) for work on the embankments\ 6.5 X 9 cmn=Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptoGreekr2s'see electronic version of OMich II, 845uUnknown dyke-surveyorvIIIrd cent. ADwCairoIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DD PIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>i-2nd (cleruchy). Eutyches, freedman of Longus.j done, on ph.k publishedp3/12/97 (or earlier)AO.Mich.inv. 9514COstD-E Youtie HCFCP 39G29H1944MOMich IINPearl OM-Youtie HCO845P1944UNoWNoX 30-C123CF2-C.[7Blank receipt (certificate) for work on the embankments\ 6.5 X 9 cmn=Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptoGreekr2s'see electronic version of OMich II, 845uUnknown dyke-surveyorvIIIrd cent. ADwCairo@[xhBi@hAG@hA&:hA@&;tj@&@A@&H@&KhA&ShA@&UhA&Z@P"|hB jA"hA@@&`hA@&anhBNjN@KA&hA8bC*@ [&hA&C@ hA@j@hBS j&X&T@hA@hA&C@$n xhB"j@*@A"@sP"G"P&hhBD vjA"@hAhAhAhˆhCm1Recto; Verso is blankDocumentary4694r.bmp<_600DPIFront_R1>4694r_a.bmp<_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>iA![Of another(?)] similarly. Gaius Valerius Eudaimon, prefect [of Egypt], says: [- - ] petition given to me without a name [- - -] and I take notice of all, but think [- - -] to trust letters in which accusations [- - -] . . . is without proofs [- - -] neither proof nor any . . . is [- - -]!j1done, on the orig.; conservation scanned, checkedk publishedp3/31/97s2264ft and at the bottomQ1RRecto; Verso is blankS DocumentaryT 4694r.bmpX 4694r_a.bmpX 4694r_b.bmphP ‡hDllSizeBack_R1>5883v.bmp<_600DPIFront_R1>5883r_a.bmp<_600DPIFront_R2>5883r_c.bmp<_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1>5883v_a.bmp<_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>QiAGaius Iulius Apollinarius, soldier of the Legio III Cyrenaica, frumentarius of Rome, to Sabinus, son of Sokrates, from the village of Karanis in the Arsinoite nome, greetings. I acknowledge that I have leased to you the two arourai [[of an olive grove]] of grain-bearing land near the same village, and one-half and one-fourth of an aroura near Bacchias, and two arourai of an olive grove near Karanis in the so-called Onkos, and one(?) aroura of an olive grove near Alkias(?), and two arourai unpublishedDocumentary5883r.bmp<_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>iAApollonous to Terentianus, her brother, greetings and continual good health. I want you to know that since I wrote to you before about my affairs, now . . . that the full amount of the rent and the seed will surely be available. And do not worry about the children; they are in good health, and they are kept busy with a teacher. And about your fields, I have reduced your brother's rent to the extent of two artabai. Now I receive from him eight artabai of wheat and six artabai of vegetable sunted>NoNoApollonous appears also as agent of the taxpayer in PMich. inv. 6000 (S.B. VI, 9244), found in the same structure, together with some small fragments (PMich. inv. 6002). (PH)probably Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptSee electronic version of PMich VIII, 464Apollonous (& children); Iulius Terentianus her brother9Utˆ"9AVedius Faustus, epistrategos; Gaius Iulius Niger, veteran, Oseirantinoeios (Osirantinoeios) alias Hermaieus (see P. Mich. VI, 422 introd.; Eos 49 [1957/1958] 155-164); Isidoros son of Achillas, grammateus of the (unnamed) epiteretai genematographoumenon of Karanis; Didymos, hyperetes of Isidoros; Antoninus Pius, deceased Emperor; Kastor(?) son of Pekysis (see P.Cair.Mich. 359, 1704; P.Mich. IV/2, p. 181?); Petheus son(?) of Petsiris; Gaius L[- - -]; (unnamed) strategos of the Herakleidou mBeriszAdministration; Ethnicity; Justice; Land Ownership; Personal status: Antinoite and Roman citizen (Veteran); Personal status: Egyptian; Racism; Tax collection (penalties){{Oseirantinoeios (Osirantinoeios); Hermaieus; Aigyptios; Karanis; Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome; Psenarpsenesis; Romaios|PHO=Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of Egypt such things at the hands of an Egyptian, ask you, if it seems good to you, to order a letter to be written to the strKs*‰IAP.Mich.inv. 4776Bd - Recto and VersoCPapD%The other half of the letter is 4776eEWinter JG-Youtie HCF PMich VIIIG508H1951UNoWNoX26-B9L-Q[Private Letter\12.5 X 21.2 cmn=Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptoGreekrRecto - 21 Verso - 1s)See electronic version of PMich VIII, 508u ThaisarionvIInd/IIIrd cent. A.D.wCairoxTwo letters from Thaisarion to her brothers Serenus and . . ., and to her sister Serapous, both devoted exclusively to family matters9508H1951UNoWNoX26-B9L-Q[Private Letter\12.5 X 21.2 cmn=Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptoGreekrRecto - 21 Verso - 1s)See electronic version of PMich VIII, 508u ThaisarionvIInd/IIIrd cent. A.D.wCairoxTwo letters from Thaisarion to her brothers Serenus and . . ., and to her sister Serapous, both devoted exclusively to family matters9harion (see P. Mich. VI, 422, introd.; Eos 49 [1957/1958] 155-164); Valeria Diodora; Gaius Longinus Apolinarius (Apollinarius), veteraO[‰hApurchased from Nahman through H.I. Bell in 1934BL IX, 305 (l. 18; 22); BL X, 221 (bibliography)Neugebauer O-van Hoesen BP.Mich.inv. 6664KPapYesYes67-68Baccani D18Oroscopi greci1992SB XVIII, 13744PAPhA 1081964<_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>%jcheck referencek published‰AP.Mich.inv. 5554CPapD8 Described in HThR 25 (1932), 205-6 by Bonner (offprint)E Sanders HAFProc Amer Philos Assoc 75G313-24H19355~Tlmnou‚ÂĂłƂǂȂɂʂ˂ׂ̂͂؂قڂ܂݂ނ₈肈삈킈'(recto@WversoWWWWWWWWW W!W"W#W+W5W6W7W9W:W;W=W>W?W@WAWDWMWNWyes WWW҂ӂԂWWႈよ䂈傈悈邈낈WWWW W!W"W#W*+W,45W6W7W89W:W;W<=W>W?W@WAWDWMWNWS56@Wyesrecto@VyesversoVVVVVVVVV12‰)hBesYesjoin to fragment from 5925, to be unfolded - DONEUnknown place (perhaps Alexandria?), province of EgyptSee electronic version of PMich VIII, 509Priscus Apolinaris (Apollinarius), stratiotes; Ptolemais509Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptRecto and VersoPMich VIIIArmy; Personal status: soldier; ReligionPrivate Letter1951most damaged at the bottom and on the right and left sides1Recto and VersoDocumentary5838r.bmp<_600DPIFront_R1>5838r_a.bmp<_600DPIFront_R2>5838r_c.bmp<_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1>5838v_a.bmp<_600DPIBack‰>hA14 X 22.5 cm28-B167D2-DClaudius TiberianusPHarchive of Claudius TiberianusLetter from Claudius Terentianus to Longinus PriscusBL VII, 111 (bibliography); BL VIII, 215 (bibliography); BL IX, 161 (bibliography)Early IInd cent. A.D.Winter JG-Youtie HCRep Editor - Pighi G. B.; Rep Ser. - Lettere latine d'un soldato di Traiano; 1964; Rep_Pg_No 3; RBep Editor - Cugusi P.; Rep Ser. - C.Epist.Lat.; 1992; Rep_Pg_No 147, with pl. XIII; Rep Editor - Dorandi T; Rep Ser. - Ch.L.A. XLII; 1994; Rep_Pg_No 1219 (photo: p. 45-46).BL X, 124 (bibliography)AlexandriaP.Mich.inv. 5392LatinCairoRecto - 27 Verso - 3PapNoYesAlexandria, province of EgyptSee electronic version of PMich VIII, 4qˆPbadly broken; ink much erodedQ1S DocumentaryT 5437r.bmpX 5437r_a.bmpX 5437r_b.bmpY 5437r_c.bmpY 5437r_d.bmphA22.7 X 7.5 cm28-BS160-NPsenamounis son of PakysisPHPetition to Apollonios alias Ptolemaios, strategos of the Herakleidou meris, by a certain Psenamounis, who reports the loss of a mareBL VII, 112 (on lines 4,23,25-27 and date); BL VIII, 215 (on line 25)March 26, 187 or 188 or 189 A.D.Husselman EMHerakleidou meris of the Arsinoite nome; KaranisP.Mich.inv. mounis son of Pakysis, ampelourgos; Commodus, Emperorz/Agriculture (horse); Justice; Profession; Theft{0Herakleidou meris of the Arsinoite nome; Karanis|PHO=Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptJustice; Profession; Theft{0Herakleidou meris of the Arsinoite nome; Karanis|PHO=Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of Egypt5N(PbrokenoffatthebottomVVVVVVVVVVaVnVVVVVVXVZV`VhVVVVVVVVbrokenoffatthebottomalmostcompletelyfadedVbrokenoffatthebottomandatthetoprightcornerwVbrokenoffatthebottomanddamagedbynumeroussmallholes\VbrokenoffatthebottomandinthemiddlebadlydamagedaloVVbrokenoffatthebottomandontheleftandrightsidesbadVbrokenoffatthebottomandontheleftsideVVVfatthebottomandonthelowerrightsidedamagedkVbrokenoffatthebottomandonthelowerrightsidefragileVbrokenoffatthebottomandontherightsideVbrokenoffatthebottomandpartlyontherightsidemuchdVbrokenoffatthebottomandperhapsslightlyatthetoppiVbrokenoffatthebottomandslightlyontheleftandrightVbrokenoffatthebottomandslightlyontheleftsideVdon$VmV-B:administrationhealthpersonalstatusromancitizensoldier;VadministrationilliteracylandownershiplandstatusnotaryCVVadministrationilliteracytaxationlandtaxcollectionVadministrationindustryjusticemonopolytaxationtradetaxVadministrationinundationcontrolVadministrationirrigationliturgycompulsorypublicserviceVadministrationjusticeRV>Claudius Terentianus (see P. Mich. VIII, 467-481 introd.); his father(?) Claudius TiberianuCs (see P. Mich. VIII, 467-481 introd.); Tabatheus (Tabetheus); (unnamed) dioiketes; (unnamed) strategos; Nemesianos479Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptRecto and VersoPMich VIIIAdministration; Health; Transportation (ship)Private Letter1951numerous holes1Recto and VersoDocumentary1Recto and VersoDocumentary<_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8> iAClaudius Terentianus to Claudius Tiberianus, his father and lord, very many greetings. Before all else, I pray for your health, which is my special wish. Know, father, that I have received the things that you sent me by . . . the veteran and by Numesianus, the . . . and the short cloak (palliolum), and I thank you because you considered me worthy and have made me free from care. I have sent you, father, by Martialis a bag well sewn, in which you have two mantles (amicla), two capes (amicto)(‡Tn7Philadelpheia, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, EgyptoGreekriCol. I - 22 (14 only on P.Mich. inv. 3134); col. II - 17 (10 only on P.Mich. inv. 3134) Marginal note - 3u!Mys; unknown (Pasis son of Pais?)v256-255 B.C.(?)w Ann Arbor8AAccount dealing with some land belonging to Apollonios the dioiketes, probably in the Memphite nome; it is divided in two parts: the first is an account presented by Mys, an employee of Apollonios, showing how things stood between the estate and the native cultivator and how some parts of the land were allotted to various deities and to dependents of Apollonios; the second seems to be a counter-statement, perhaps by the cultivator, Pasis son of Pais(?)9ead thi a(rourai) instead of ten a(rouran). (PH)UYesVcase 20, shelf 1WNoX&July 1925; Acquired from Dr. Kondilios[Account concerning Land\45.5 x 14.3 cm]4Yellow... plastic; check Verso, folds, alignments..._3The images show only the Michigan part of the text.gyptioi mastigophoroi; Addaios'C-:familyfeedingpersonalstatusromancitizensoldierprofess2VfamilyfeedingrecommendationwomanjVfamilyhealthdisabilitieshouseownershipilliteracysalet{Vfamilyhealthinheritanceslavewoman@VIVVfamilyhousehouseownershipinheritancenotarypersonalstaVmilyhouseownershipilliteracy9VJVwVfamilyhouseownershipilliteracyinheritancemarriagewoman:VfamilyhouseownershipilliteracyinheritancewomanguardianVVfamilyhouseownershipilliteracyprofessionsaletopographyiVfamilyhouseownershipilliteracyprofessionsalewomanVfamilyhouseownershipilliteracysaleslavewomanguardianfVhVVVVfamilyhouseownershipilliteracysaletopographytebtynisw;VqVtVVfamilyhouseownershipilliteracysaletopographytheogonisYVfamilyhouseownershipinheritanceirrigationlandownership7VfamilyhouseownershipinheritancejusticeviolenceV1VPVVVWriting materiaSY‰2iCalute you, each by name. I sent you papyrus so that you might be able to write me concerning your health. I pray that you may always be well. (Verso) Deliver to Tasoucharion from Terentianus.k publishedlAdA. Calderini, Rendiconti dell'Istituto Lombardo di Scienze e Lettere, Cl. di Lett. 84 (1951) p. 165; G.B. Pighi, Lettere latine d'un soldato di Traiano (Bologna, 1964) p. 88-90 R.W. Davies, BASP 10 (1973) p. 21-25; G. Calboli, Latin vulgaire - latin tardif II. 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Frier, The Demography of Roman Egypt (Cambridge, 1994) p. 224.p6/17/97ŒAP.Mich.inv. 4731Ba, VersoCPapEPearl OMFCE 28_'n8antoninusW@WW@WantoniusWWWTWjWWWanxietyvW;WanxiouslyFWanyvWwWYWWHWWWZWanyonewWapaWapevWaphorismsRWaphroWaphrodisios WWWpWaphrodisis~WWWaphroditeWWaphroditopolis|Waphrodous_Waphylismos WapianusWapiastWapionWWuWWWWapiris\WapisWapoWapodektaiW WapographeVWWWXWZW[WWWWWapol%Wapolinaris)WWapolinariusWapollinariussWtWWWWW!W"W#W$W%W&W'W(W*W-W0W1W5Wapollinarius's&WapolloCWapolloniaWWapollonidesZW[W[W[WsWappearW W WWWappearingWappendedWappiusWapplication?WWappointmenttWappropriated WapprovalWapproximatelyWaproniosWaquilaWarabikosWXWYW3 AidittoWW}WWWWWWdiurnalyWl>PapNoNojoin 2 pieces?; small fragment to unfold in line 3Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptCaracalla, Emperor; Aelianus, praktor argyrikon of Karanis (& ); Libelaris (Liberalis) son of Ptolemaios grandson of Harpagathos; becomes Aurelius Libelaris193-5Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptSBC VI 9128cTAPA 82Imperial edict; Personal status: Roman citizen; Taxation (persons); Tax collectionReceipt for Money Tax1951broken in two pieces along a fold; damaged along the break and along other folds2Recto; Verso is blankDocumentary<_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><$"]?ŠhAJuly 1925; Acquired from Dr. KondiliosHusselman EMP.Mich.inv. 3163GPapYesNo257-66BL VIII, 355 (l. 8-9; 13; 27; 41; 47); BL X, 202 (date; provenance; l. 23)Bandy AC39TAPA 1021971SB VIII 9834bTAPA 921961<_600DPIFroB-nt_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>k published]V‡iDroura is close by the new dyke, [and] one-half and one-quarter and one-eighth and one-sixteenth and one-sixty-fourth arourai [are in Tatnouei]. [And they will pay the annual] rental and transportation charges and the other obligations and receive the seed corn of the arourai which [each has been allotted] and they will pay whatever further charges have been laid on the cultivation, both [equally]. The one who breaks the contract shall pay to the one who abides by it the damages and expenseEs two-fold and an additional fine of [one-hundred drachmai] of silver and a like amount into the treasury; and the aforesaid terms of the contract shall none the less remain valid as aforesaid. (2nd hand) I, Pnepheros, son of Satabous, acknowledge that I have divided with [my brother Psenobastis] from the present time forever the cultivation of the nine and one-half and one-eighth and one-sixteenth [and one-sixty-fourth] arourai [of royal land which we cultivate near Patsontis] and of the ˆiATo Diodoros, son of Hatres, and his son Hatres from Kastor, son of Pnepheros, Persian of the epigone. I wish to lease from you the olive fruits that are growing and ripe for the present sixth year of Trajan Caesar the lord, from the two arourai of olive grove belonging to you, Diodoros, near Kerkesoucha, and from the one aroura of olive grove which Hatres holds near Karanis in accordance with a prepaid lease from Ptolemaios, son of Kastor; the total rental being for the two arourai near KeB/rkesoucha one metretes of strained, new, pure, unadultered olive oil, and for the one aroura near Karanis one metretes, altogether two metretai, which I shall pay [after the harvest(?)] in the month Tybi, if you consent [to the lease. . . .] about . . . years old, with a scar on his left knee. 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Has worked for five days in fulfillment of his obligation of the same ninth year for work on the embankments, (2nd hand) in the new six-gate sluice from Pauni 18 to 22, (on behalf of) Karanis, Ptollis, son of Pamenes, grandson of Tithoes, whose mother is Tanephremmis. I, Isidoros, have signed it.yjdone, on the orig. SCANNEDk publishedl"L.C. Youtie, ZPE 11 (1973) p. 271.p6/4/97AP.Mich.inv. 4967CPapEBonner CF Aegyptus 31G133-7H1951IPhotoUYesVJWYesXpurchased in 1928hFullSizeFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><7Io€[HReceipt (Certificate) for work performed for the penthemeral dyke corve\ 5.5 X 10.3 cmn=Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptoGreekr8u[- - -] (dyke-surveyor)vJuly 10 - 14, 115 A.D.w Ann Arborx;Receipt (Certificate) for work performed on the embankmentsyTraianus, Emperor; [- - -] son of Pakysis and Tkethis (Tketis) grandson of Petaus (see also P.Mich. inv. 2841; 2842; 2893; P.Mich. IX, 558); [- - -]z?Irrigation; Penthemeral Dyke Corve (compulsory work); Taxation{[- - -] hexathyros; Karanis|PHO=Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptPbroken on the left sideQ1RRecto; Verso is blankS DocumentaryT 2912r.bmph2:hI4DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>iA[- - -] Pauni [- - -] [- - -] Through Orseus [- - -] Agreement [- - -], (made) by Orsenouphis [- - -]. (Fee:) 4 [- - ] Petition, (made) by Tapnebtynis [- - -] [- - -] On Epeiph 2. Acknowledgment of receipt [of - - -] and of 15 artabai of barley, (made) by Satabos to Papontos and another. (Fee:) 20 [obols]. Loan(?) of 16 [- - -], (made) by . . . to . . . (Fee:) 6 obols. On the 3rd. Contract [for a dowry of - - -], (made) by Pastoous, son of Taltis, [to - - -]. (Fee:) . . obols. On the 4th. and court for 80 siver drachmai, (made) by Psentenous to Chrates. (Fee:) 14 drachmai. (Received) through Apynchis, son of Pseoueis, the president (of the weaver's guild?): 4 drachmai 14 obols. On the 8th, Augustan day. Agreement (of - - -) of 100 drachmai, (made) by Panou . is to Herak- -. (Fee:) 22 obols. Lease of . . ., (made) by Patron to Panomieus and his wife. (Fee:) 8 obols. Petition, (made) by Phasos, son of Hatres. (Fee2i2hGhis; (another?) Tapnebtynis; (another?) Polemon; Harpaesis; Pasiouanis (& unnamed wife); Sotas; Herodion, hegoumenos georgon Germanikou (ousias); Germanicus: see Geographica; (another?) Sotas (see also P.Mich. II, 123, Recto, col. XV, 12) Thenpetsoykis (& unnamed husband); Tamieus; Onnophris; (another?) Kronion; Mieus; Maron, eriokartes; Cheos (& unnamed wife); (another?) Herodes; (unnamed) son of Lourios (Lurius); (unnamed) oikodomoi; Didis daughter of Kachos; Eutychos son of Mareis; (anoHther?) Tapnebtynis; (another?) Kronion; (another?) Herodes; (another?) Tapnebtynis; Isidoros alias Harsiesis; (another?) Kronion; Epimachos123, Recto, col. XVIITebtynis, Polemonos meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptRecto, col. XVIIPMich IIAccount; Administration; Cession; Debt; Deposit; Dowry; Guild; House ownership; Land ownership; Land status; Lease; Loan; Marriage; Mortgage; Notary; Nursing; Price; ProfessioˆhA10.6 X 16.4 AD24-5006E2-APtolemaios son of TeosPH-Receipt of wheat for rent of domain (demosion) land in a cleruchy of KaranisAug. 9, 158 ADPearl OM-Youtie HCKaranis; Philopator he kai Theogenous; 63rd cleruchyP.Mich.inv. 2966GreekCairo16PapNoNoPhilopator he kai TheogenouBs, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of Egyptsee electronic version of PMich VI, 393Antoninus Pius, Emperor; Ptolemaios son of Teos, sitologos of Philopator alias of Theogenes (& associates); Amatius Marcianus393Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptPMich VIPersonal status (Roman citizen?); Taxation (Land); Tax CollectionReceipt for Tax Payment in Ki#}‰ 4AzRep Editor - Bruckner A-Marichal R; Rep Ser. - Ch.L.A. III; 1963; Rep_Pg_No 218, with photo; Rep Editor - Fink RO; Rep Ser. - AJA 68; 1964; pg. 297-299, with pl. 95 (P.Lond. Inv. 2723 recto only); Rep Editor - Daris S; Rep Ser. - Doc.Eser.Rom; 1964; No. 26; Rep Editor - Dorandi T; Rep Ser. - Ch.L.A. XLII; 1994; Rep_Pg_No 1225, with photozuUnknownvIInd cent. A.D., after 163(?)wCairoxReport of actions of uncertain nature, apparently taken by centurions according to orders of an unknown official; a consular date is mentioned for each action, with an adjective referring to the corresponding prefect9Giov Marchioli, Alle origini delle abbreviature latine. Una prima recognizione (Messina, 1993) No. A 83.@Az L    # }  zp7/9/97s2246ctoCPapDP.Lond. Inv. 2723 rectoE Dunlap JEF PMich VIIG4477g6}hCof text_title>Receipt (Certificate) for work performed for the penthemeral dyke corve1951complete; damaged along the folds; verso much defaced (voluntarily?)1Recto; Verso unpublishedDocumentary5426r.bmp5426v.bmp<_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_RD7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>{io - 8 Verso - 3(?)-PapNop(er)]. In line 4, read exath(uro) Pau(ni). (PH)June 12 - 16, 106 A.D.Pearl OMkaine hexathyros; KaranisP/><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7>< R‹iA [To his excellency Tiberius(?)] Claudius Xenophon, epistrategos, [from Iulia] Herais, Antinoite, through [her son, Gaius Iulius] Priscus. Of the petition which I submitted to [Titus Pactumeius] Magnus, the [former] prefect, and [of the sacred] subscription [which I obtained from him, . . .] a copy is below. [I request, if] it seems good to your fortune, that you hear [my complaint against] Herakleides on account of his unjust [demands] for payment of a tax by me [. . .] not through theB [. . .] but using the [power] accrueing to him to commit outrages [. . .] and to exact money illegally. It is as follows: [To Titus Pactumeius] Magnus, prefect of Egypt, [from Iulia] Herais, Antinoite, [and however I am styled.] I am submitting to you, my [lord] prefect, [a case] which requires your adjudication. [Since] Herakleides, son of Ammonios, farmer of the tax on catoecic registry for the Arsinoite and other nomes, possessing a brutal character, has intimidated me, wishing to AŠhCPapyrus badly broken and defaced; well preserved seal of gray clay, attached at the lower left corner (se note)1RectoDocumentary<_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBacDAk_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8> iAPaid through the customs house of Karanis for the guard on the desert route: Apollonides, exporting twelve, 12, loads of vegetable seed. 20th year, Pauni the twenty-first, 21. (At the top of the seal) For the guard on the desert route. (At the bottom of the seal) Karanis(?).j-k publishedlP.Customs No. 282.p6/5/97s2539ŠAP.Mich.inv. 5503BcCPapD-EPearl OMFTAPA 82G193-5H1951J SB VI 9128My‹@s&thA8C @‹@hA‹hA‹hANgkLAPU‹h‹@"DMAhBLB‹@[8]s'ER'DhB'?D&F'Bl'F‹l‹@hA‹hA5‹hA‹@hA‹hA‹hA‹hAF‹uhAC iA C ‹@ hA‹@j!‹hA‹@hA8 ‹hA‹@hA‹hA‹hA‹hA‹hA‹hA‹hAL9‹@hA05‹D%hB%A‹@hA‹hA‹hA‹rhAMCNE5 kM‹@RhA CSiA ‹hA‹@k‹@k‹hALkL4‹@hBLkL8‹@k‹@k‹hALk‹@k‹@k‹hALk‹@k‹hALk‹@k‹hALk‹@k‹hALkL5‹@hA%6{@223-224~223-4223-62245؂ۂ܂(224-227224-5225g225-6226pDW226greektextonlyDV226-395226-7227X227-8}݂227-9228228-229229.229-230229-260l229-33229-36229-48"23˂p)423-24H23-30823-4*23-8230/S231232232-3233233-234233-240y233-43233-62345g235236̂237237-40r237-43238LW:W;W<W=W>WWral Dyke Corve (compulsory work); TaxationReceipt (Certificate) for work performed for the penthemeral dyke corve1951broken on the left side1Recto; Verso is blankDocumentary<_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_ ƒhA7.3 x 4.9 cm25-XUnknownPHMemorandum giving the rate of some land near Tali belonging to the heirs of a IuliusIIIrd cent. A.D.Amundsen LTaliO.Mich.inv. 4567GreekCairo3OstNoNoprobably Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptSee electronic version of OBMich I 163kleronomoi of Iulius163Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptYoutie HC149-51SB XIV 11470TAPA 761945RectoOMich IInheritance; Land OwnershipMemorandum1935complete1Recto; Verso is blankDocumentary4567o.bmp<= 10535DWEW10536CW10728W10729W10759W10779FW10807\W10878W10879W10880W10923W10942=W10960W10961W10967W10982W11007W11008W11009W11011W11103#W11104W11105W11106 W11107/W11108'W11109$W11110W11111W11112*W11113%W11114"W.W11115W11116W11117W111180W11119(W11120-W11121,W1112211122hj*~hDront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>iAyThe ninth year of the Emperor Caesar Nerva Trajan Augustus Germanicus Dacicus. Has worked for five days in fulfillment of his obligation of the same ninth year for work on the embankments, (2nd hand) in the new six-gate sluice from Pauni 18 to 22, (on behalf of) Karanis, Ptollis, son of Pamenes, grandson of Tithoes, whose mother is Tanephremmis. I, Isidoros, have signed it.yjdone, on the orig. SCANNEDk publishedl"L.C. Youtie, ZPE 11 (1973) p. 271.p6/4/97s2434AP.Mich.inv. 4967CPapEBonner CF Aegyptus 31G133-7H1951IPhotoUYesVJWYesXpurchased in 1928u Callimachushmeron) | pent[e hyp(er)]. In line 4, read exath(uro) Pau(ni). 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V, 350) and from a sixth brother who in the interval had died intestate. The heirs receive approximately equal shares, except for the eldest who receives an extra allotment of six arourai, perhaps as a compensation for the care of his parents in their old age. The property Bpdivided amounts to a total of 107 1/2 arourai of catoecic allotments, 5 7/8 arourai of vineyards, and 18 slaves.^9r as aforesaid.)j3done on the orig.; conservation16; scanned; checkedk publishedlP.Mich. XI, p. 89-90.p5/20/98s1367!PDF1WiWWW^WEWWWWWW0WPW`WdWWW1-2_WW1/2W1/24W1/4W1/50W1/6WWWW0W111WWWW1116W113W115WW116\WW12WWWKWW12ffW1314-5W14-529W141526W15-16W15-17W155W156W157PW159aWWW16-1922vW160KW162W163WyW164WW7WwW16fW17W18W189wW19W193W2W_WWWyW2/3W20WW211aWWyW212WW214W214-21WWW214-221WWWW215tWuW216WWW217W217-18W218WWWWWW219WWW_W.WxW219-20wW22W220^W2266W23WW6WW26~W3WWWWWWWWSWWW32W327W33W33-38~W338W34wWI+=;karanisphilopatorhekaitheogenous63rdcleruchyV of Egyptsee electronic version of PMich VI, 393Antoninus Pius, Emperor; Ptolemaios son of Teos, sitologos of Philopator alias of Theogenes (& associates); Amatius Marcianus393Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptPMich VIPersonal status (Roman citizen?); Taxation (Land); Tax CollectionReceipt for Tax Payment in CKind1944damaged at the bottom, along the three folds1Recto; verso is blankdocumentary<_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPD\+8accountofuncertainnature4VVkroniontheofficialaccountofuncertainnature4VVVpt (Certificate) for work performed on the embankments by Morsous son of HarmatesBL V, 111 (on lines 4-5)July 30 - August 3, 145 A.D.Pearl OMdioryx Epagathiane; Philopator (he kai Theogenous)P.Mich.inv. 5426GreekAnn ArborRecto - 8 Verso - 3(?)-PapNoBNoPhilopator he kai Theogenous, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptAntoninus Pius, Emperor; Epagathos (see Geographica); Morsous son of Harmates and Tasoucharion grandson of Phanomgeus; Theon227-8Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptSB VI 9231, 3a - RectoAegyptus 31Irrigation; Penthemeral Dyke Corve (compulsory work); Taxation6.5 X 6 cm29-B197A-GUnknown customs officialPHReceipt issued to a donkey-driver who has paid the customs rightsJune 15, 212 A.D.Husselman EMKaranisP.Mich.inv. 5763GreekCairo7Pap, with sealNoNoThe seal shows two heads (of Septimius Severus and Caracalla), while its right side, where the porBtrait of Geta must have been obliterated, is raised and smooth.Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of Egypthand of the late IInd cent. or early IIIrd cent. A.D.Apollonides165-167Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptSB VI 9234TAPA 82Customs; Damnatio memoriae; Seal; TaxationCustomshouse Receipt195145‡iH(Coll. II) For Eutychas, son of Eutychos, for the price of 12 measures of barley: 4 drachmai. [For the price] of 4 1/2 stathmia of [wool], for Orsenouphis, son of Belphis: 8 drachmai. . . . of 4 stathmia of wool . . .: 7 obols. For Orsenouphis(?), as salary for a half-stathmion of thread: 10 obols. On the 10th. [For the price] of oil: 3 obols. On the 13th. [For the price] of oil and a made dish: 5 obols. [For the price] of oil: 3 obols; for a made dish: 2 obols. [For the price] of 1 keramIion [of wine]: 14 obols. [- - -] and (for) beer: 10 obols. On the 17th. For the price [- - -]: 2 obols. On the 18th. Through Orsenouphis, son of Tabas, (who works) in the workshop of Hatres, for the price of wool: 4 drachmai. On the 19h. [- - -]: 2 obols. On the 20th. For Patron, son of Tyrannos: 10 obols. For the price of 1 keramion of wine from Talei, (for) entertaining Eutychas: 22 obols. On the . . For the price of a half-artaba of turnips: 6 obols. For the price of a made dish and ofRvˆhEn><_600DPIFront_R1>704r_a.bmp<_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8> &iAI, Tamystha, daughter of Orseus, my mother being Tapettheus, with my guardian, my husband Polemon, son of Dionysios, his mother being Taanouboin, acknowledge that I have sold to Dionysios, son of Polemon, his mother being Tamystha, the two shares that belong to me from the five shares of a two-story house inherited from my father, and of the courtyard and all the appurtenances, common and undivided, in Talei; the neighbors of the entire house and courtyard being on the south and east the c Onnophris, son of Marsisouchos, in P.S.I. VIII, 912 (duplicate of P.Mich. V, 290) and in P.Mich. 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(cf. note); Archive of the praktor Sokrates son of Sarapion?Ledger in which are recorded the names of persons obligated to work on the embankments as well as the date and place of the work performed by them, with references by column to a daybookBL III, 116 (no link with PMich VI 380?); BL V, 70 (on lines 9, 15, 1B7, 19, 23, 25-27)Latter half of IInd cent. ADPearl OM-Youtie HCDesert canal of Ptolemais Hormou; Epagathiane dioryx; PatsontisP.Mich.inv. 4738GreekCairo29PapNoYesCould be part of same roll as P.Mich. VI 380 and/or S.B. VI 9496, but see N. Lewis, CE 29 (1954) p. 295 and P.J. 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II 16Top of BPapYesNo16BL IX, 227Bagnall RS18-27SB XX 14303BASP 281991PCorn1926<_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DBPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>k publisheds1245  sbxiv11513€{€ sbxiv11511€|€ sbxiv11514€}€ sbxiv11515€~€ sbxiv11519€€ sbxiv11518J9sarapionUWhWWWWWWWWWWWWWW!W.W0W3WaWeWhWlWWWWWWWWAWOWVW[W]WWWWWWW nWW肆WWWWWWWWWWWWW3WGWMWOWUjWWWWWWWWWW WWWKWMNWT\WaWp}WWWWWWWWdW|WWWWWW~WWW+WTWgWjWlWnWWWWWWW/WsarapionapeleutherosofdidymVsarapionapodektes.VsarapionbybliophylaxbibliophylaxVsarapioncholosVsarapiondoulosofnousonasVsarapionfatherofsarapionVsarapionformeragoranomosepimeletesofthearsinoiteVsarapionformerowner|VsarapiongrammateusVofantenorformerownerVsarapionsonofantonius]VVsarapionsonofapphousVSZ6october19316ad Voctober20104adVoctober2089adVoctober22210ad&Voctober24/25186-190adyVoctober26253bcAVoctober29255bcfVoctober3146adVoctober4192adVoctober5209adVoctober7november6211adVoctober-november&Woctober-november248bc&Voctober/novemberWoctober/november125adVof{WWWWWWW5WYWuWWW3WWhWWW:W@WCWtWuWWWWW/WUWW'W)W/W=WSWYWZW`WgWpWWWWWWoWWWWWWW W W WWWWWFWPWWWWWWWWWW(W)WKWWWWW'W*WyWWJWdWeWfWqWzWWWWWBWBWBWBWBWBWBWBWBWBWBWBWWrectoWreign_WWW5WuWWWWWzWreignofaugustusV2899iW291TW2913WW292~W2926aW2929WW2932W2953WW2954WW2960aWW2978W2979{W2981W2983WW2987hW2991WW2997WW3qWtWW300WW3000.W301WW]WdW302?W303-310W3083bW3141MW3142NW3145W3159WWW3160WFW318wW318-319JW319-3209W320wWWgW323@WW324IWW325@WIW3250W331W331cW333W334W340zW341[W348W349W357W3723W3755382W397aW4008W401aW4024 W409bWW4171WWW42444244a43vW4305WW4308W434KW4385 W4386 WW439W4390W44=W4431W4436W4439W4452W4493a4527sW4528tW468W4697aWW4697arW4733W4738WW4738rW4773WLb€AP.Mich.inv. 2818B a - RectoCPapDP.Mich. inv. 2817a; 2818bEPearl OMF Aegyptus 33G18H1953J SB VI 9436bK+BL VIII, 349 (l. 5); BL X, 199 (date; l. 5)UNoWNoX 24-4038B-C[Receipt for Tax Payment in Kind\ 4.4 X 5.1 cmAReceipt canceled with double lines running diagonally across the writing surface, probably after having been used to compile a summary of the payments of the year. For the date of this text (more or less contemporary to the archive of Ptollas's sons), see PMich VI, p. 101 and 108 (First half of IVth cent. AD, mainly for proposographical reasons); P.J. Sijpesteijn, ZPE 64 (1986) p. 118 (Beginning of Vth cent. AD, for palaeographical reasons); P.Sorb. II, p. 46 (also favoring a date in the VB<_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><2>PsecondMWWWWWsectionWWWsectionsWseeWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWKWWWBWHWsWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWW#WdWmW W5WgWwWWWWWseealsopcairzenii59199bywhichapolloniosinformedzesVseealsopfloriii38217-23copyofasimilaredictisuedwVseealsopmichinv4731bthesuccessivehandswerenumberedVseepjsijpesteijnzpe1061995p206-207nr2publicationVseepmichxp66forthenumberofdefaulterswhichcanbedVseerepublicationofpmichix569withnewfragmentsforneVVVVWsentencehWseparateWseparatedWseparatelyBWWWseptimius(W)W+W,WtWshelmerdineWshorterW†hAWestermann WL - Kraemer CJP.Corn. Inv. II 11PapNoNo17Bagnall RS27-29SB XX 14304BASP 281991PCorn1926<_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFroBnt_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>k publisheds1241=f4LPhadXWWWDWW W W W W WWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWW W!W"W#W$W%W&W'W(W)W*W+W,W|WW*W0W6WWhalvesHWIWhastWWWzWWW#W5WbW]WtWWWWWW$W0WHWIWJW"W*WhaveWWvWwWW1W*WW W W W W WWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWW W!W"W#W$W%W&W'W(W)W*W+WhavingWWheavily"WWW.WholeWholestWWWWWWWWW W,W4W5W;W<W?WAWOWQWWW$W,W/WWWW7Whorizontal.WOWWhousedWW W W W W WWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWW W!W"W#W$W%W&W'W(W)W*W+WAJxWWWWWWWWWWWWWWW3W7WOWQWRWSWTWUWVWWWXWYWZW[W\W]W^W_W`WaWbWcWdWeWfWgWhWiWjWkWlWmWnWoWpWqWrWsWtWuWvWwWxWyWzW{W|W}W~WWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWW W W W W WWWWWWWWWWWWWWW2N2RhE(same as in P.Mich. II, 122)Orseus; Psyphis son of Psosnoeris; Thenpsyphis; Heraklas, Talites; Ischyrion alias [- - -]; (another?) Orseus; Paleus; Kronion; Psosneus; Lysas; Galates; (unnamed) pymenes (poimenes); Didis daughter of Haryotes; Paopis; Psenkebkis; Psentamieus; Lysas; Kollouthos son of - - -; (another?) Heraklas; Mysthas (son of Akousilaos: see P.Mich. V, 273; P.S.I. VIII, 906); [- - -] alias Maximus (son of Diodoros alias Papontos: see P.Mich. V, 273; P.S.I. VIII, 9F06); Orseus son of Sbebis; Herodion; Lysimachos (& unnamed wife); Maron; Apynchis; (another?) Apynchis (& unnamed wife & son); Thenarkeeis (& unnamed husband); Marepkemis; Thaubastis; Tetosiris; (another?) Marepkemis; Herakles; Papontos; Herodes; Narkissos; Orsenouphis; Taorseus, wife of Harmaeis; Harmaeis (Harmais), husband of Taorseus; (another?) Herodion; Horos (& unnamed wife & mother); Harmiysis son of Phasos; - - - son of Mieus; (another?) Herodion; Marsisouchos; Paopis; (another?) K+g~Š0l]C.B. Welles, AJA 50 (1936) p. 287; P.J. Sijpesteijn, ZPE 30 (1978) p. 234; P.Customs No. 300.p1/8/98s2649 s; Taxation; Transport{Nesos Soknopaiou; Memphis|PHOFSoknopaiou Nesos, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptPNmuch faded in some places; two fragments of the seal were recovered (see note)Q1RRectoS DocumentaryhA5 X 6.5 cm31-II200-P (19)Unknown customs officialPHReceipt for payment of the customs duty for the harbor of Memphis (see also P.Mich. inv. 6160c)BL III, 195 (line 9); BL VII, 197 (line 7); BL VIII 249 (date; lines 1, 6)August 25, 184 or 216 A.D.Boak AERNesos Soknopaiou; MemphisP.Mich.inv. 6160GreekCairo10Pashedl]C.B. Welles, AJA 50 (1936) p. 287; P.J. Sijpesteijn, ZPE 30 (1978) p. 234; P.Customs No. 300.p1/8/98_title>Customshouse RecehPŠ-hC2PIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>i'(Text too fragmentary to be translated)k publishedp1/9/98s2652Š.AP.Mich.inv. 6160BcCPapEBoak AERFSoknopaiou NesosG3H1935IPl. XIIIJ SB V 7820KDBL III, 195 (lines 7-8); BL VII, 197 (lines 5-6); BL IX, 249 (date)UNoWYesX31-II200-P (19)[Customshouse Receipt\5.5 X 6.5 A.D._{The magenta-colored clay seal (1.0 cm in diameter) shows part of a head facing right, and little remains of an inscription.nFSoknopaiou Nesos, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptoGreekr 9 + 2 on sealssame hand as P.Mich. inv. 6160auUnknown customs officialvAugust 25, 184 or 216 A.D.wCairoxIReceipt for payment of the 3 % customs duty (see also P.Mich. inv. 6160a):Cgthegrayclayseal2.0cmindiametershowstwolaureatebus&Vthegrayclayseal2.2cmindiametershowstwolaureatebus$Vthegrayclaysealoriginally2.5cmindiametershowstheb,Vthegrayclaysealshowsinupperrightfieldaheadlaureat-VthehandwritingandtheuseofredinkshowthatthetwofraVtheimageshowsonlythemichiganfragmentEVuVzVVtheimageshowsonlythemichiganfragmentsofthepapyrus^VtheimageshowsonlythemichiganhalfofthepapyrusVtheimagesshowonlythemichiganfragment'V[VtheimagesshowonlythemichiganfragmentfortheflorencegVtheimagesshowonlythemichiganfragmentsUVVtheimagesshowonlythemichiganhalfofthepapyrusFVtheimagesshowonlythemichiganpartofthetextTVtheinterpretationofthetextisuncertainVtainVV-coloredclayseal1.0cmindiametershowspart.Vthemagenta-coloredclayseal1.2cminitsgreatestdiamete/V+aAŠ_The seal shows two heads (of Septimius Severus and Caracalla), while its right side, where the portrait of Geta must have been obliterated, is raised and smooth.n=Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptoGreekr7s5hand of the late IInd cent. or early IIIrd cent. A.D.uUnknown customs officialvJune 15, 212 A.D.wCairoxAReceipt issued to a donkey-driver who has paid the customs rightsy Apollonidesz*Customs; Damnatio memoriae; Seal; Taxation{Karanis|PHO=Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptPoPapyrus badly broken and defaced; well preserved seal of gray clay, attached at the lower left corner (se note)Q1RRectoS Documentaryh, 12, loads of vegetable seed. 20th year, Pauni the twenty-first, 21. (At the top of the seal) For the guard on the desert route. (At the bottom of the seal) Karanis(?).j-k publishedp6/5/97moriae; Seal; TaxationCustoms House Receipt1951either Dionysias, Themistou meris, or So35d+Š,Pnumerous small holes in the center and a large break where the seal was attached; three pieces of the broken seal were recovered (see note)Q1RRectoS DocumentaryhA5.5 X 6.5 cm31-II203E-P (3)Unknown customs officialPHReceipt for payment of the customs duty for the harbor of Memphis (see also P.Mich. inv. 6178a)BL VI, 138 (line 6); BL IX, 249 (lines 3, 4).Feb. 7, 208 A.D.Boak AERDionysias; Memphis; Soknopaiou NesosP.Mich.inv. 6177GreekCairo5 + 1 line running around the edge of the sgure facing right in the upper left, and in the center below an Apis bull standing right. On the basis of the inscription running around the edge the bust may be identified as that of Septimius Severus; the missing upper right part of the seal probably contained a similar bust of Caracalla facing left.k AER1935J SB V 78231H2DjEu Kronion, un notaire du dbut de notre re.], P.H.M. GERVER, J.G. KUIJL, A.J.H. PLEYSIER, R.T.G. VERSTRAATEN (Edd.), Heden verschenen voor mij ... Liber Amicorum aangeboden aan prof. mr. A.L.M. Soons, gewoon hoogleraar in het Notarile Recht aan de Faculteit der Rechtsgeleerdheid van de Rijksuniversiteit Leiden ter gelegenheid van zijn emeritaat (Arnhem, 1995) pp. 119-126, 1 tabl., 1 fac-sim., 1 arbre gnal. scanned; checked g@A /  4    L  Z k publishedl)D.W. Hobson, YCS 28 (1985) p. 225, n. 39.p2/23/98s3212mr. A.L.M. Soons, gewoon hoogleraar in het Notarile Recht aan de Faculteit der Rechtsgeleerdheid van de Rijksuniversiteit Leiden ter gelegenheid van zijn emeritaat (Arnhem, 1995) pp. 119-126, 1 tabl., 1 fac-sim., 1 arbre gnal. scanned ^@,3$HO8th8WaW8WalexandriaDWEWWeWuWvWWWW/W1WYW[W^W`WgWtWWWWWWWW W)W+W1W2W4W5W6W7W8W9W:W;W<W>W?W@WAWBWCWEWHWIWLWMWRWGW-W.WWalexandriaegypt1VgV ValexandriaprovinceofegyptVVVV+V8V>VEVHVIVRVGVand[WWVWanoWanoubiasWanoubiasthemistoumerisarsinoitenomeprovinceofegyptVantaiopoliteWWWWWWWWWWWW8WantinoeOWWWWantinoeantinooupolisprovinceofthelowerthebaisthebaisOVVVVantinoopolisxWantinoopolisegyptxVantinoouOWWWW+aŠ-hA1.5 x 2 cm31-II200-P (19)Unknown customs officialPHSeal from a receipt for payment of a customs dutyIInd/IIIrd cent. A.D.Boak AERP.Mich.inv. 6160GreekCairo1PapNoNoThe gray clay seal shows in upper right field a head laureate; in lower half an Apis bull standing right. Traces of an inscription.uBnknown place, province of Egypt4Soknopaiou Nesos, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptSB V 7821dSoknopaiou NesosCustoms; Taxation; TransportSeal of a Customshouse Receipt1935seal only preserved (see note)1sealDocumentary<_600DGnN6june15212adVjune15298ad Vjune16188adVjune1638adgVjune17156adVjune17250adaVjune17257bcreceivedjuly11257bc\Vjune17289adVjune17298adVjune18188ad^Vjune189bcVjune2279adVjune2294adxVjune2298adVjune21216adVjune21250ad`Vjune22194bc]Vjune23204or233adVjune23289addVjune2353adVjune24188adRVjune26126adV*dŠ,AP.Mich.inv. 6177BaCPapEBoak AERFSoknopaiou NesosG5H1935J SB V 7822K-BL VI, 138 (line 6); BL IX, 249 (lines 3, 4).UNoWYesX31-II203E-P (3)[Customshouse Receipt\ 5.5 X 6.5 cmlDocumentary<_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBaDhck_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>2ir(Text too fragmentary to be translated). (On the seal) [- - - through] the gate-house of Soknopaiou [Nesos - - -]jSoknok publishedp1/9/98Š,AP.Mich.inv. 6177BaCPapEBoak AERFSoknopaiou NesosG5H1935J SB V 7822K-BL VI, 138 (line 6); BL IX, 249 (lines 3, 4).UNoWYesX31-II203E-P (3)[Customshouse Receipt\ 5.5 X 6.5 cmuse Receipt1935123, Recto, col. XVTebtynis, Polemonos meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptRecto, col. XVPMich IIAdministration; Animal; Debt; Deposit; Divorce; Dowry; Family; House ownership; Industry; Land ownership; Lease; Loan; Mortgage; Notary; Nursing; Price; Priest; Profession; Renting; Salary; Sale;H Scribe; Slave; WomanRegister of Documents Prepared at the Grapheion1933Long roll broken at the right end, which was cut in seven pieces when housed into glass. - At the folds of the roll deep indentations have been worn from both edges toward the center of the sheet (the damage is most important in the right part of the roll). - The sheet bearing col. I of the recto and col. XI-XII of the Verso was attached to the rest after these columns+HV5daughter`WWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWW WFWHWMWUWVWYWfWhWmWrWuWvWWWWWWWWWZWWWWWW~WEWWZWyWdaughterofongranddaughterofptolemaiosasteEVdaughtersFW:WPWWlWdeiosWdekaprotoicWW WWW-W1WDWJWWWWW+WDWGWqWWWWWWW WWW WWWWCWJWKWWOWQWdekaprotosgWpWaWHWdemetriagaiusvaleriusgemellusVdemetriosW]WWdemetriossonofalkimosVdemetriossonofapollonios]VdemosionWdemostheneszdidymWdidymeFWXWWdidymealiasniliaineXVdidymedaughterofpetesouchosVdidymosW9WW2W7W>WWZWdidymoshis4brotherssonsofherakleidestheyounger>VdidymossitologosVs\‚hCyptSB VI 9246Annals of the Faculty of Arts, Ibrahim Pasha University 2Geography; Topography (Herakleidou meris)List of villages1952broken off at the bottom; damaged in the middle1Recto; Verso is blankDocumentary<_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4D><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>iOf Aphrodites polis Of Alabanthis Of Arsinoe Of Arabon (kome) Of Boubastos Of Bacchias Of Dinnis Of Hiera (Nesos) Of Kerkesoucha Of Karanis Of Mendes Of Nestou (epoikion) Of N- - -jEDone, on ph. Edition: off-print filed downstairs under Inv.Nr. 5644a.2BkhEs; Ophelion; Herakles; Patynis; Kronion; Herakleides; Sotas (see also P.Mich. II, 123, Recto, col. XVII, 31); Orseus; Pomsochis; Nepheros; (another?) Herakles; Soterichos; (another?) Apollonios (& unnamed wife); Pnesis; Thenpetsoykis; Tausis; Marepkemis; Heraklas; (another?) Thenpetsoykis; Orsenouphis; (another?) Patynis; Sambas; Herodes; Narkissos; Chairis son of Papnebtynis, pumen (poimen); (another?) Paopis; Thaubastis; (another?) Sambas; Petesouchos; (another?) Harmiysis; (another) OrsFeus; (unnamed) heiaireis (hiereis); (unnamed) pastophoroi; Herakles son of Herakles neoteros; (another?) Herodes; (another?) Orseus; (another?) Orseus; (another?) Apollonios; Orseus son of Kachos (& unnamed brothers) (see also P.Mich. II, 123, Recto, col. XVII, 25); (another?) Patynis; Kames; Eutychos son of Takolleeinis (see P.Mich. II, p. 216); (another?) Orseus; (another?) Herakleides; Pallaous; (another?) Orsenouphis; Tithenxis; Petermouthis; [- - -] neoteros(?) son of Papnebtynis; Her@t4ZionWWWWWWWWW W WWW*W.W8WOWwWxWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWW!W&W'W*W8WSWUWZW]WeWgWhWiWjWkWlWoWqWrWvWwWyWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWW W W W W WWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWW W!W"W#W$W%W&W'W(W)W+W-W.W/W1W3W4W6W:W;W<W=WKWMWQWTWXWZW[W_WyWWWWonchoiak11)Vonchoiak29hasbroughtpetronistheattendantofkaranisojVonepeiph1forthepriceofbeer1obol$Vonepeiph10hV+j+cyŠ&hD DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>iPaid, through the gate-house of Soknopaiou Nesos, the (customs duty) for the harbor of Memphis, by Satabous, exporting [. .] artabai(?) of bitter vetch on three camels (and) one foal. Year 19, on the twenty-fifth of Phaophi, 25.jDone, on the plate.k publishedl5C.B. Welles, AJA 50 (1936) p. 287; P.Customs No. 347.p1/8/98s2665!ol>Soknopaiou NesosAnimal; Customs; Taxation; TransportCustomshouse Receipt1935much defaced; seal preserved (see note)1RectoDocumentary<_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPH+s+oŠ%AP.Mich.inv. 6181BcCPapEBoak AERFSoknopaiou NesosG12H1935J SB V 7829UNoWNoX31-II203E-P (6)[Customshouse Receipt\ 4.5 X 4 cmA9The gray clay seal (2.0 cm in diameter) shows above two laureate busts facing, and below an Apis bull standing right, with a moon between the horns and possibly an altar in front. The busts are apparently those of Severus and Caracalla. (Boak; date not accepted by P.J. Sijpesteijn in P.Customs, p. 124, No. 485) 9ak?k publishedlP.Customs No. 447.p1/8/98Š%AP.Mich.inv. 6181BcCPapEBoak AERFSoknopaiou NesosG12H1935J SB V 7829UNoWNoX31-II203E-P (6)[Customshouse Receipt\ 4.5 X 4 cmA9The gray clay seal (2.0 cm in diameter) shows above two laureate busts facing, and below an Apis bull standing right, with a moon between the horns and possibly an altar in front. The busts are apparently those of Severus and Caracalla. (Boak; date not accepted by P.J. Sijpesteijn in P.Customs, p. 124, No. 485) 9t1935NoNoThe images show only the Michigan fragments.unfold (top of col. I, right; l. 6, middle; left of l. 7 of col. I [see Verso]; l. 14-17 of col. I; beginning of l. 3 of col. II);C join two fragments of col. I; put each fragment into separate papers: "col. I"; "col. II-III"; "inv. 3133a" (this is the smallest one)Philadelpheia, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, Egyptgood clerk's hand (l. 1-48); l. 49-64 by the same clerk in a more hurried hand or by another person (Edgar)[[Athemmeus]] Semtheus (Semphtheus) (see Pros.Ptol. V 13278); Apollonios (see Pros.Ptol. V 13237); Hedylos (son of Dion), architekton (see Pros.Ptol. I 8;m‚hA7.8 x 12.0 cm28-165*-CUnknownPHList of villages of the Herakleidou meris, alphabetically arranged by the first letterIInd cent. A.D.Aly AAAphrodites polis; Alabanthis; Arsinoe; Arabon (kome); Boubastos; Bacchias; Dinnis; Hiera (Nesos); Kerkesoucha; Karanis; Mendes; Nestou (epoikion); N- - - (Neilou olis?)P.Mich.inv. 5279GreekCairo13PapNoYesThe article by A.A. Aly has been reprinted in 1952 as Ibrahim University Studies in Papyrology 1. - A check mark is placed to the left of each entry in the papyrus, and at least three names are rechecked with a somewhat similar mark on their right.probably Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of Egypt-9Pl. IXKaranis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of Eg22hG son of Aunes; Papontos son of Hippalos; Chrates son of Chairemon; Heraklas, grammateus halieon (Herakleides son of Tryphon, grammateus halieon aigialou Bernikidos Thesmophorou: see also P.S.I. VIII, 901); (unnamed) halieis; (unnamed) hoi para Serapatos nomarchou Serapas, nomarchos (Sarapion, son of Ptolemaios, nomarchos kai epi ton prosodon kai epi tou epidasmou tou Arsinoitou: see also P.S.I. VIII, 901); Patynis son of Patynis; (another?) Kronion; Pr[- - -]; (another?) Orsenouphis; AkouHtos (Acutus); Herakles; Heron; Arsimy[- - -]; Apollonios; (another?) Heron; Thenpsosneus123, Recto, col. XIVTebtynis, Polemonos meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptRecto, col. XIVPMich IIAdministration; Apprenticeship; Debt; Dowry; Family; Feeding; Guild; House ownership; Industry; Inheritance; Justice; Land ownership; Lease; Loan; Marriage; Notary; Nursing; Paramone (obligation to remain at someone's service); Bv‚hCty 2Agriculture; Compulsory lease; Land status; Taxation (Land); Topography (Ptolemais Nea)Assignment of Uncultivated Public Land1952damaged along the folds1Recto; Verso is blankDocumentary<_600DPIFront_R1>2890r.bmp<_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIDFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>i?), Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of Egypt-3Pl. IIIKaranis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptSB VI 9242bAnnals of the Faculty of Arts, Ibrahim Pasha University 2Au_J‚iAt1st cleruchy. Ptolemais Nea(?): the southern division of the whole area in one plot, consisting of as many arourai as it may have and extending west to east. From this plot the northern division will be irrigated; the irrigation canal is on the western side of the aforesaid plot of the southern division. All taxes in kind and in money to the extent of a half share . . .tjwDone, on ph. Edition: off-print filed downstairs under Inv.Nr. 5644a. Check label (24-5006E2-A like inv. 2890?) scannedk publishedl Cl. Praux, CE 28 (1953) p. 394.p6/5/97s1674,t was imposedy-zWAgriculture; Compulsory lease; Land status; Taxation (Land); Topography (Ptolemais Nea){1st cleruchy; Ptolemais Nea(?)|PHOOprobably Ptolemais Nea(?), Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptPdamaged along the foldsQ1RRecto; Verso is blankS DocumentaryX 2890r.bmphyptSB VI 9242bAnnals of the Faculty of Arts, Ibrahim Pasha University 2Ag9?b_aThe article by A.A. Aly has been reprinted in 1952 as Ibrahim University Studies in Papyrology 1.n=Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptoGreekr10uSarapionvOctober 19, 218 A.D.wCairoxkReceipt for the annual rent of 9 arourai of a catoecic allotment, paid in kind by an Arabikos to a Sarapiony/Sarapion; Arabikos, georgos; Caracalla, Emperorz$Agriculture; Lease; Profession; Rent{ Ptolemais Nea|PHOKperhaps Ptolemais Nea, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptP5damaged at the top, at the bottom and along the foldsQ2RRecto; Verso is blankS Documentaryh arourai of a catoecic allotment, which you cultivate in the vicinity of the village of Ptolemais Nea, thirty-two artabai of wheat, for the past year, and I have no claim against you for anything whatsoever, as aforesaid. Year 2 of the Emperor Caesar Marcus Aurelius Antoninus Pius Felix Augustus, Phaophi 22.probably Kerkesoucha, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptKhCpenses for a Festival1952damaged at the top2Verso; recto unpublished (account of tax payments)Documentary<_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DDFPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>iAList of [supplies] for the Semasia: by the bird-dealers: 50 hens, 100 drachmai; 30(?) magirika, 48 [drachmai]; 16 cocks, 64 drachmai; 300 eggs, 20 drachmai; {1 keramion for libation} by the bee-keepers, 2 keramia of honey, 1 keramion for libation, 80 drachmai.jEDone, on ph. Edition: off-print filed downstairs under Inv.Nr. 5644a.k publishedl Cl. Praux, CE 28 (1953) p. 394.p6/6/97s2612tionD?‚@A_phA1CkiA{‚FhABCuiAv‚@_n:hACC)iA I‚@&]EhACE%iB jA#‚@hAF‚ hAG‚ hAH: ‚L@‚Y@ +‚}@D‚@ ‚@I-‚F‚@C‚@ =ƒ @ƒ1@ ƒF@ƒ[@Hƒz@ ƒ@ƒ@Fƒ@ >ƒ@Gƒ@I ƒ@Pƒ@C„ @ „'@ 5„4@H„HM„Z@G„b@IS„@I„@D„@ <„@!„@„@ …@" …@K…)T …,@ …9@+…Z@ W…\@.…}@ …@…@ 3…@@…@1…@ …@…@ †@6†(@†I@B†PP†Q@†vEk†yh@†{@†@†@†@UM†@U†hA†@4‡@+‡@ ‡,@‡D@(‡Z@(N‡h@ ‡}@7‡@(‡@ ‡@9‰@ŠŠ/h@bŠ2@ŠQ@&Ši@DŠ@sŠ@Š@XŠh@Š@‹=‹E@=‹P@‹hA‹3‹@ŒŒ-hA*ŒF@Œy@omichinv9057 €€hA14 X 16.5 cm33-B501D-AUnknown tax-collectorPHReceipt for phoros phoinikon, issued to the cultivator PnepherosFeb. 20, 193 A.D.Pearl OM64th cleruchyP.Mich.inv. 6525GreekCairo3PapNoNoprobably Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptPnepheros, georgos in the B64th cleruchy8Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptSB VI 9431RectoAegyptus 33Profession; Taxation (Land); Tax collectionReceipt for Money Tax1953complete1RectoDocumentary<_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPI OMLSGlmagW WmagicalWWmainz_Wmaison+WUW}WWWmaldfeldHWWmallonW WWmanchester<W=W>W?W@WAWmandilarasWmanuscriptsHWWWmarchioliWWW W WWWWWmarcotte Wmare?W@WmareschWWmargannewWmarganne79wVmarichal}WWWWW W WWWWWWmarichallWmarine?W@WmartinWWWWmathematica`WVWmathematicalyWWWWmazzarinoWmcnellenWWWWWWmembranisWzWmemoireWyWmemoiresWWmemoriaWmerellHWWmerkelbachW WWCWmertensWWzW{W WmertontWWmessericW'WEW[WWW(WWmesseri-rWmessinaWWW W WWWWWmetteOWWWFWmeyerMWWmeyer-laurinWmichWyWWoriWminusculeW WmiscellaneaW€hC; Personal status: Roman citizen (veteran); Taxation; Tax collection (non-payment)Receipt for Payment on Sequestrated Property1953complete; badly damaged at the (blank) bottom1Recto; Verso bears illegible traces of inkDocumentary<_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_RD5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>i [1953] p. 3-4)3-4Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptSB VI 9427RectoAegyptus 33House ownership; Personal status: Roman citizen (veteran); Taxation; Tax collecSP€@SXhA4^CSiACSEOs&[€hAT CS&[€hAT CST CSSsS€@CShACS€@hA€hA€hA€@hA€]SahAS_CS]sSc€@(hA€@hA€hAF€@+t€@hA€hA€hA€hA€hA€hA€hAA6k€hB€@j€@mk€@k€hALk€hALk€@k€@k€hALj€@k€hALk€hALU€hAH €@hA&f€hA€@n!hB!€@!hA!C €9A!hA!C!  €n!hB!€@v hBi €@hA C €@ hAC €@ hA C€n(@hA!CiB!€hA€@hA€nhA,CiA'€@hA7€yo(unnamed) sitologoi of Karanis; Petalion son of Pyrrhos; Aelianus (see also S.B. VI, 9432e); Kastor, agoranomosz=Administration; Agriculture; Illiteracy; Loan; Tax collection{#Karanis; 75th cleruchy; Kerkesoucha|PHO=Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptPcompleteQ1RRectoS DocumentaryhA7.8 X 11.3 cm32-C63A-Q (17-23)Petalion son of PyrrhosPHP.Mich. inv. 6303 (17-21)Receipt for seed grain, issued by a cultivator to the sitologoi of KaranisDec. 26, 214 A.D.Pearl OMKaranis; 75th cleruchy; KerkesouchaP.Mich.inv. 6303GreekCairo10PapNoNoKaranis, Herakleidou mer><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>iIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>i33rd year, Mecheir 26. Pnepheros, cultivator in the 64th cleruchy, has paid for the charge on the produce of date-palms for the past 31st year, twelve drachmai, equal 12 drachmai.k publishedl$M. Hombert, CE 29 (1954) p. 339-340.p6/9/97s2862 €AP.Mich.inv. 6454BRectoCPapEPearl OMF Aegyptus 33G17-18H1953J SB VI 9436aKBL X, 199 (date)UNoWNoX33-158*-EV (4-5)[Receipt for Tax Payment in Kind\ 5.7 X 5.7 cm5.7 X 5.7 cm64th cleruchyP.Mich.inv. 6525GreekCairo3PapNoNoprobably Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptPnepheros, georgos in the €hA6.7 X 9.8 cm32-C63Q-A (1-3)Unknown tax-collectorPHReceipt for isophorion annonas, paid by the veteran Aurelius DidymosMarch - April(?), 247 A.D.Pearl OM-P.Mich.inv. 6333GreekCairo5PapNoNoprobably Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptPhilippus the Arab aBnd his son Philippus, Emperors; Aurelius Didymos, veteran6-7Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptSB VI 9429b - RectoAegyptus 33Personal status: veteran; Taxation; Tax collectionReceipt for Money Tax1953complete; damaged1RectoDocumentary24.2 X 7.6 cm26-B17F-AMelanas, praktor argyrikonPHReceipt for phoros edaphon, issued to Petesouchos son of SokmenisMay 21, 165 A.D.Pearl OMPhilopator he kai TheogenousP.Mich.inv. 4706GreekCairo4PapNoNoPhilopator he kai Theogenous, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptMarcus Aurelius & Lucius Verus, Emperors; Melanas, praktor argyrikon of Philopator alias of Theogenes (& associates); Petesouchos son of Sokmenis7-8Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptSB VI 9430a - RectoAegyptus 33Taxation (Land); Tax collectionReceipt for Money Tax1953complete1RectoDocumentary<€D P.Mich. inv. 6303 (17-18; 20-22)EPearl OMF Aegyptus 33G12H1953J SB VI 9432eUNoWNoX32-C63A-Q (17-23)[Receipt for Seed Grain\ 5.9 X 7.8 cmn=Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptoGreekr11u[- - -] cultivatorvDec. 26, 214 A.D.wCairoxJReceipt for seed grain, issued by a cultivator to the sitologoi of Karanisya[(unnamed) sitologoi of Karanis]; [- - -]; Aelianus (see also S.B. VI, 9432d); Kastor, agoranomosz=Administration; Agriculture; Illiteracy; Loan; Tax collection{Karanis; 75th cleruchy|PHO=Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptP+broken off at the top and on the right sideQ1RRectoS Documentaryhhe] past 22nd year, for 4, 4 artabai of wheat. I, Aelianus, have written for him [because he is illiterate]. (2nd hand) I, Kastor, agoranomos, [have signed] for four artabai. Year 23, Hadrianos 30.k publishedp6/9/97 3G12€hCFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>]iAvTo the sitologoi of the village of Karanis, greeting. I, Lucinus, son of Sokrates, of the public (cultivators) of the 90th cleruchy of Karanis, have received from you as loan of seed grain for the present 23rd year from the grain of the past 22nd year, for 5 arourai, 5 artabai of wheat. (2nd hand) I, Kastor, agoranomos, have signed for five artabai. Year 23, Hadrianos 30.vk publishedp6/9/97s2795€AP.Mich.inv. 6284B 16 - RectoCPapEPearl OMF Aegyptus 33G13H1953J SB VI 9432gUNoWNoX32-235*-R II(16-18)[Receipt for Seed Grain\ 7.8 X 7.7 cmcumentaryReceipt for seed grain, issued by a cultivator to the sitologoi of KaranisDec. 26, 214 A.D.Pearl OMKaranis; 6th cleruchy; Ptolemais (Nea); KerkesouchaP.Mich.inv. 6303GreekCairo9PapNoNoKaranisB, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of Egypt(unnamed) sitologoi of Karanis; Sarapion son of Phasis; Kastor son of Petheus; Kastor, agoranomos10-11Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptSB VI 9432b18 - RectoAegyptus 33Administration; Agriculture; Illiteracy; Loan; Tax collectionReceipts for Seed Grain1953complete<€hA5.9 X 7.8 cm32-C63A-Q (17-23)[- - -] cultivatorPHP.Mich. inv. 6303 (17-18; 20-22)Receipt for seed grain, issued by a cultivator to the sitologoi of KaranisDec. 26, 214 A.D.Pearl OMKaranis; 75th cleruchyP.Mich.inv. 6303GreekCairo11PapNoNoKaranis, Herakleidou meris, ArsinoitBe nome, province of Egypt[(unnamed) sitologoi of Karanis]; [- - -]; Aelianus (see also S.B. VI, 9432d); Kastor, agoranomos12Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptSB VI 9432e19 - RectoAegyptus 33Administration; Agriculture; Illiteracy; Loan; Tax collectionReceipt for Seed Grain1953broken off at the top and on the right sideb - RectoAegyptus 33Account; Taxation (Land)(?); Tax collection(?); Transport<€hBoite nome, province of Egypt[(unnamed) sitologoi of Karanis]; Petheus son of Chelloos(?); Apollonios son of Ar- - -; Kastor, agoranomos12Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptSB VI 9432f21 - RectoAegyptus 33Administration; Agriculture; Illiteracy; Loan; Tax collectionReceipts for Seed Grain1953broken off at the topC1RectoDocumentary<_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>iBack_R8>iLC€hA8.7 X 6.8 cm35-288-THeronPHP.Mich. inv. 6833a-b; d; f(?)Certificate for work on the embankment performed by Pnepheros son of PetheusJuly 22-26, 146 A.D.Pearl OMPoimenikos potamos; KaranisP.Mich.inv. 6833GreekCairo8PapNoNoKaranis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, provinceB of EgyptAntoninus Pius, Emperor; Pnepheros son of Petheus and Thaesis (Thaisas?) grandson of Petesouchos (see Aegyptus 33 [953] p. 5); Heron26-7Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptSB VI 9437bc - RectoAegyptus 33Irrigation; Dyke Corve (compulsory work); TaxationReceipt (Certificate) for work on the embankments1953nearly c-7Y€hCctoAegyptus 33Taxation (Land); Tax collectionReceipt for Delivery in Kind1953nearly complete; damaged on the left side1Recto; Verso is blankDocumentary4807dr.bmp<_600DPIFront_R1>4807dr_a.bmp<_600DPIFront_R2>4807dr_b.bmp<_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFDront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>iPubl_side>Recto; Verso is blankDocumentary<_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_6€hA8.8 X 10 cm35-288-T[- - -, sitologos(?)]PHP.Mich. inv. 6833a-dReceipt for rent of usiac land and catoecic dues, perhaps issued by a sitologos of Karanis138-161 A.D.: Reign of Antonius PiusPearl OMKaranis(?); Kerkesoucha(?); ousia (former estate) of PallasP.Mich.inv. 6833GreekCairo11PapNoNounknown place (Karanis?), Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptAntoninus Pius, Emperor; [- - -], sitologos(?) of Karanis(?) (& associates); Iulius son of Pasoknopaios; [- - - ] son of Petheus; Poli(--) [son of - - -] Pallas (see Geographica); Amasis(?) son of Pasoxis (see also S.B. VI, 9435); [- - -] son of Pnepheros14-16Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptSB VI 9434f - LI{€AP.Mich.inv. 6525BRectoCPapEPearl OMF Aegyptus 33G8H1953J SB VI 9431UNoWNoX 33-B501D-A[Receipt for Money Tax\ 14 X 16.5 cmn=Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptoGreekr3uUnknown tax-collectorvFeb. 20, 193 A.D.wCairox@Receipt for phoros phoinikon, issued to the cultivator Pnepherosy'Pnepheros, georgos in the 64th cleruchyz+Profession; Taxation (Land); Tax collection{ 64th cleruchy|PHOFprobably Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptPcompleteQ1RRectoS Documentaryhprovince of EgyptPcompleteQ1RRectoS Documentaryh the dike tax (chomatikon)July 22, 143 A.D.Pearl OMKaranisP.Mich.inv. 6833GreekCairo9PapNoNoKaranis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nomeinv. 6833B a - RectoCPapahCubj headings>Irrigation; Dyke Corve (compulsory work); TaxationReceipt (Certificate) for work on the embankments1954damaged at the top and on the left1Recto; Verso is blankDocumentary4705cr.bmp<_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFrDont_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>iite nome, province of EgyptAntoninus Pius, Emperor; Sokrates son of Sarapion; Sisois son of Maximus and Tapasion; Ptolemaios27-34Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptSB VI 9263c - RectoAegyptus 3421Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptSB VI 9436kRectoAegyptus 33Taxation (Land); Tax CollectionReceipt for Tax Payment in Kind1953nearly complete1Recto; Verso: remnants of two almost effaced linesDocumentary<Zc1wc2xcolyW WWWWWBWLW-WWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWW W W W W WWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWW W!W"W#W$W%W&W'W(W)W-W2W3W4W6W:W;W<W=WZWcolsWdWWW肆ꂆvƂ΂ IW$)-킍OQqWdrectoVVVdrectoandversoIVeWWHWKWW#(terectoVVerectoandversoHVKVfWĂ"AfrectorectorectorectorectorectoˆiAMesore 30, of grain of the sixth indiction, for Karanis, Nilammon son of Toullas, including the twentieth, one and one-third one-twelfth artaba, 1 5/12 art. alone, exclusive of the shipping charge.@A> !  * >jyes (descr., verso)k publishedl'P.J. Sijpesteijn, ZPE 64 (1986) p. 118.mnop3/12/97 (or earlier)s2410 BL VIII, 213); P.Sorb. II, p. 46 (also favoring a date in the Vth cent. A.D., for typologB"ical and palaeographical reasons).n=Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptoGreekr5s'see electronic version of PMich VI, 404uUnknown tax-collectorvEarly Vth cent. A.D.?wCairoxReceipt of grain for land taxy-Nilammon (Neilammon) son of Toullas (Ptollas)zTaxation (Land); Tax Collection{Karanis|PHO=Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptQ1RRectoS DocumentaryhOM-Youtie HCFPMich VIG404H1944KBL VIII, 213 (date; l. 4-5)UNoWNoIr[favoringWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWfew;WWWW{WfibersWWfibersofWWfibresWWW-W.Wfield-WfifthWfigure&W,W0WfiguresWfilled`WfinallyWfirenzegWfirstWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWzWMWWhWWW=WcWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWess contemporary to the archive of Ptollas's sons), see PMich VI, p. 101 and 108 (First half of IVth cent. AD, mainly for proposographical reasons); P.J. Sijpesteijn, ZPE 64 (1986) p. 118 (Beginning of Vth cent. AD, for palaeographical reasons - BL VIII, 349)Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptTiberinus son of Kapeeis22Karanis,EF sbvi9436nVsbvi9436oVsbvi9436pVsbvi9436rVsbvi9436sVsbvi9436tVsbvi9436uVsbvi9437aVsbvi9437bVsbvi9437cVsbvi9438Vsbvi9439Vsbvi9496VVsbvi95541[Vsbvi95542aVsbvi95542bXVsbvi95542cVsbvi95543Vsbvi95544VVsbvi95545WVsbvi9555aYVsbvi9555bUVsbvi9635Vsbviii9642.1Vsbviii9642.2Vsbviii9642.3Vsbviii9642.4Vsbviii9642.5Vsbviii9642.6Vsbviii9834aVsbviii9834bVsbviii9881Vsbviii9882 Vsbviii9898Vsbviii9904Vsbviii9905Vsbviii9906Vsbviii9907Vsbviii9930PVsbx10535DVEVsbx10536CVsbx10728Vsbx10729Vsbx10759Vsbxii10779FVsbxii10807\Vsbxii10878Vsbxii10879Vsbxii10880Vsbxii10923Vsbxii10942=Vsbxii10960V+,>Š^AO.Mich.inv. 9582COstD-E Youtie HCFTAPA 71G643H1940MOMich IINPearl OM-Youtie HCO736P1944UNoWNoX 30-D111K-C I[Receipt of money tax\ 9.8 X 4.7 cmn=Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptoGreekr2s'see electronic version of OMich II, 736uUnknown tax-collectorvIst cent. B.C.wCairox,Receipt for payment of some tax by a Kelalasy Kelalas (Kalalas) son of SabinuszTaxation; Tax collection{-|PHOFprobably Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptPcompleteQ1RRecto; Verso is blankS DocumentaryT 9582o.bmphUnknown tax-collectorvIst cent. B.C.wCairox,Receipt for payment of some tax by a Kelalasy Kelalas (Kalalas) son of SabinuszTaxation; Tax collection{-|PHOFprobably Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptPcompleteQ1RRecto; Verso is blankS DocumentaryT 9582o.bmphme into a liturgy, inform me into what kind of liturgy he has put me. And if anyone has injured you, let me know his name by letter.}t€iAPYear 2 of Aurelius Antoninus and Aurelius Verus, the lords Augusti, Mesore 5. Gaius Iulius Saturnilus has paid to Isidoros and his associates, overseers of the sequestrated property under the dioikesis, on the income from buildings for the second year, twenty drachmai including extra charges, equal 20 drachmai including extra charges.Pk publishedl"C.A. Nelson, BASP 32 (1995) p. 127p6/6/97s1663€AP.Mich.inv. 2818B b - RectoCPapDP.Mich. inv. 2817a; 2818aEPearl OMF Aegyptus 33G21H1953J SB VI 9436jKBL X, 199 (date)UNoWNoX 24-4038B-C[Receipt for Tax Payment in Kind\ 19.3 X 7.8 cm9.3 X 7.8 cmgyptP-complete; badly damaged at the (blank) bottomQ1R*Recto; Verso bears illegible traces of inkS Documentaryhius Saturnilus for payment of charges due on a property which was under a lien for non-payment of taxes (vel sim.)oikeseos (& associates); Gaius Julius Satourneilos (Saturnilus) (see Aegyptus 33 [1953] p. 3-4)-|PHHSB-grouprovince of Egypt}€hA8.3 X 14.5 cm32-CS210-ZII (9)ArrianosPHLetter introducing a new tenant to the manager of an estate or to a local officialIIIrd cent. A.D.Pearl OMPhiladelpheiaP.Mich.inv. 6369GreekCairo10PapNoNoprobably Philadelphia, , Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptArrianoBs; Hierax29Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptSB VI 9439VersoAegyptus 33Agriculture; Lease; RecommendationBusiness Letter1953broken off at the bottom(?)1Verso; Recto unpublished (fragment of a private account)Documentary4.5 X 7 cm27-BS104-HUnknown tax-collectorPHReceipt of grain for land taxBL VIII, 349 (l. 7); BL X, 199 (date)Vth cent. A.D.?Pearl OMKaranisP.Mich.inv. 5041GreekCairo7PapNoNoReceipt canceled with double lines running diagonally across the writing surface, probably after havis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptoGreekr7g BKa date in the Vth cent. A.D., for typological and palaeographical reasons).9n=Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptoGreekr7K{+€hBer having been used to compile a summary of the payments of the year. For the date of this text (more or less contemporary to the archive of Ptollas's sons), see PMich VI, p. 101 and 108 (First half of IVth cent. AD, mainly for proposographical reasons); P.J. Sijpesteijn, ZPE 64 (1986) p. 118 (Beginning of Vth cent. AD, for palaeographical reasons); P.Sorb. II, p. 46 (also favoring a date in the Vth cent. A.D., for typological and palaeographical reasons).unfold (line 1, Cleft)Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptAmoes (Amoeis) son of Paianos; Antreas (Andreas); Pekysios (Pekysis), (pittakiarches)25Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptSB VI 9436ua - RectoAegyptus 33Taxation (Land); Tax CollectionReceipt for Tax Payment in Kind1953nearly complete1<Kw.€hA7.8 X 5.6 cm26-BC61D-RUnknown tax-collectorPHReceipt of grain for land taxBL VIII, 349 (l. 4); BL X, 199 (date)Vth cent. A.D.?Pearl OMKaranisP.Mich.inv. 4871GreekCairo4PapNoNoReceipt canceled with four strokes laid on at random across the writing surface, probably after havBing been used to compile a summary of the payments of the year. For the date of this text (more or less contemporary to the archive of Ptollas's sons), see PMich VI, p. 101 and 108 (First half of IVth cent. AD, mainly for proposographical reasons); P.J. Sijpesteijn, ZPE 64 (1986) p. 118 (Beginning of Vth cent. AD, for palaeographical reasons); P.Sorb. II, p. 46 (also favoring a date in the Vth cent. A.D., for typological and palaeographical reasons).Karanis, Herakleidou meris, AL€k publisheds2069€AP.Mich.inv. 3726CPapESijpesteijn PJF Aegyptus 66G81H1986JSB XVIII 13115UYesVIII4WNoXpurchased by Prof. Boak in 1925 (report submitted by H.I. Bell, dated May 2, 1925); described as coming from Behneseh (Oxyrhynchus)hullSizeFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_6B00DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>pk published€AP.Mich.inv. 3726CPapESijpesteijn PJF Aegyptus 66G81H1986JSB XVIII 13115UYesVIII4WNoXpurchased by Prof. Boak in 1925 (report submitted by H.I. Bell, dated May 2, 1925); described as coming from Behneseh (Oxyrhynchus)hHIGI1142vHJK sbxiv11528KLJL1141wKMNw€AFor the date of this text (more or less contemporary to the archive of Ptollas's sons), see PMich VI, p. 101 and 108 (First half of IVth cent. AD, mainly for proposographical reasons); P.J. Sijpesteijn, ZPE 64 (1986) p. 118 (Beginning of Vth cent. AD, for palaeographical reasons); P.Sorb. II, p. 46 (also favoring a date in the Vth cent. A.D., for typological and palaeographical reasons).n=Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptoGreekr4uUnknown tax-collectorvVth cent. A.D.?wCairoxReceipt of grain for land taxy3Heras son of Heron (see also S.B. VI, 9436b; 9436n)zTaxation (Land); Tax Collection{ [Karanis]|PHOFprobably Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptQ1RRectoS Documentaryhof the ninth indiction, [for Karanis], Heras, son of Heron, 5 1/3 artabai; Epeiph 10, the same, 2 . . . artabai; on the 18th, . . . 10(?) 1/2 1/3 artabai; the same, 1 artaba.k publishedl'P.J. Sijpesteijn, ZPE 64 (1986) p. 118.p6/9/97}_€AP.Mich.inv. 6333B b - RectoCPapEPearl OMF Aegyptus 33G6-7H1953J SB VI 9429UNoWNoX32-C63Q-A (1-3)[Receipt for Money Tax\ 6.7 X 9.8 cmn=Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptoGreekr5uUnknown tax-collectorvMarch - April(?), 247 A.D.wCairoxDReceipt for isophorion annonas, paid by the veteran Aurelius DidymosyMPhilippus the Arab and his son Philippus, Emperors; Aurelius Didymos, veteranz2Personal status: veteran; Taxation; Tax collection{-|PHOFprobably Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptPcomplete; damagedQ1RRectoS DocumentaryhRRectoS Documentaryh/><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>k published€AP.Mich.inv. 6333B b - RectoCPapEPearl OMF Aegyptus 33G6-7H1953J SB VI 9429IK€DP.Mich. inv. 6833a; c-d; f(?)EPearl OMF Aegyptus 33G25-26H1953J SB VI 9437aUNoWNoX35-288-T[1Receipt (Certificate) for work on the embankments\ 7.6 X 7.5 cmn=Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptoGreekr8uCelervDec. 16 - 20, 144 A.D.wCairoxLCertificate for work on the embankment performed by Pnepheros son of PetheusyyAntoninus Pius, Emperor; Pnepheros son of Petheus and Thaisas grandson of Petesouchos (see Aegyptus 33 [953] p. 5); Celerz3Irrigation; Dyke Corve (compulsory work); Taxation{#oreine dioryx of Patsontis; Karanis|PHO=Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptPnearly completeQ1RRectoS Documentaryhn the desert canal of Patsontis, (on behalf of) Karanis: (2nd hand) Pnepheros, son of Petheus and Thaisas, and grandson of Petesouchos. (3rd hand) I, Celer, have signed the certificate.j6.3 X 5.7 cm28-B136F-AUnknown tax-collectorPHReceipt of grain for land taxBL VIII, 349 (l. 4); BL X, 199 (date)Vth cent. A.D.?Pearl OMKaranisP.Mich.inv. 5348GreekCairo5PapNoNoReceipt canceled with double lines running diagonally across the writing surface, probably after haBving been used to compile a summary of the payments of the year. For the date of this text (more or less contemporary to the archive of Ptollas's sons), see PMich VI, p. 101 and 108 (First half of IVth cent. AD, mainly for proposographical reasons); P.J. Sijpesteijn, ZPE 64 (1986) p. 118 (Beginning of Vth cent. AD, for palaeographical reasons); P.Sorb. II, p. 46 (also favoring a date in the Vth cent. A.D., for typological and palaeographical reasons).Karanis, Herakleidou meris, =/lX622rdbmpVVV622rebmpVVV622rfbmpVVVVVVVVVV622rgbmpVVVVVVV622rhbmpVVVVVVV622ribmpVVVVVVVVVVVV622rjbmpVVVVV622rkbmpVVVVV622rlbmpVVVVV622rmbmpVVVVVV622rpbmpVVVVVVV622rqbmpVVVVVVV622rrbmpVVVVVVV622rsbmpVVVVVVVVVVVVVV622rtbmpVVVVVVV622rubmpVVVVVVV622rvbmpVVVVVVV622rwbmpVVVVVVV6240rW6240rabmpV6279rUW6279rabmpUV6279rbbmpUV6280rW6280rabmpV6280rbbmpV6312rMW6312rabmpMVk€_Could be part of same roll as P.Mich. VI 380 and/or 381, but see N. Lewis, CE 29 (1954) p. 295 and P.J. Sijpesteijn, PLBat 12 (1963) p. 59, no. 110.n=Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptoGreekr7uUnknown dyke-surveyorvLatter half of IInd cent. ADwCairoxFragment of ledger in which are recorded the names of persons obligated to work on the embankments as well as the date and place of the work performed by them, with references by column to a daybooky[- - -] son of Petheus(?); Pe---on son of Ptolemaios; Teon son of Petheus grandson of [- - -]; Ptollas son of S[- - -]; (Epagathos: see Geographica)z?Irrigation; Penthemeral Dyke Corve (compulsory work); Taxation{Epagathiane (dioryx)|PHOH(probably) Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptP?broken off on the left side, at the top(?) and at the bottom(?)Q1RRectoS Documentaryhpt[- - -] son of Petheus(?); Pe---on son of Ptolemaios; Teon son of Petheus grandson of [- )E^pmichinv5478cVpmichinv5764archiveofgaiusiuliussabinusfamilyVpmichinv5767sametextaspmichinv5768archiveofsataVpmichinv5774sametextaspmichinv5768archiveofsataVpmichinv5838archiveofgaiusiuliussabinusfamilyVpmichinv5838b7fragmentspmichinv59191fragmentduplVpmichinv5838b7fragmentspmichinv59251fragmentduplVpmichinv5838carchiveofsataboussonofpnepherosfamilyVpmichinv5840archiveofgaiusiuliussabinusfamily'Vpmichinv5845archiveofgaiusiuliussabinusfamily(VSide>aAegyptus 31Irrigation; Penthemeral Dyke Corve (compulsory work); TaxationRegister of work performed for the penthemeral dyke corve19511Recto<_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><*XOprovince#W$W%W0W1W2W3W4W5W6W7W8W9W:W;W<W=W>W?W@WAWBWCWDWEWFWGWHWIWJWKWLWMWNWOWPWQWRWSWTWUWVWWWXWYWZW[W\W]W^W_W`WaWbWcWdWeWfWgWhWiWjWkWlWmWnWoWpWqWrWsWtWuWvWwWxWyWzW{W|W}W~WWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWW8: 4 men of this name) & soF3ˆiATo Aelius Eudaimon, strategos of the Herakleides division of the Arsinoite nome, and Serenus, royal secretary of the same division of the Arsinoite nome. From Papeis, of unknown father, his mother being Thaesis, a resident of the village of Karanis. The three full-grown camels which I declared in the past 8th year in the same village I also declare for the current 9th year in the same village . . . (2nd hand) The three camels were declared at the office of the strategos. Mecheir 5. (3rd haBnd) The three camels were declared at the office of the royal secretary. Mecheir 5. (4th hand) Having counted (the camels), I corroborate the count. (5th hand) Having counted (the camels), I corroborate the count.j$done, on the orig.; SCANNED, checkedk publishedp6/20/97s2547ˆAP.Mich.inv. 4696BRectoCPapD0Archive of the praktor Sokrates son of Sarapion?E Michael EMF PMich MichaelG22H1965J SB XII 11124UNoV1Karanis section (now research box, Locker 3, 1/2)WNoX 26-BS1-PIHG9isidorossonofpetesouchosgrandsonofpetesouchosseealsoUVisidorossonofpolydeukesqVisidorossonofpsenmaisVisidorossonofptolbrothersVisidorossonofptolemaiosVisidorossonofsisoisVisingosseeprosptoliv12115:Vision3WGWWWKWWW(W*W,W0W5W9WWgWxW|W~ W[PWWisioncfpcolviip69GVKVV(V*VV|Visionmag9Visionseepcolviip69gVisionsonofptolemaiosVisionomosWisiou}WisisW WavWwWWLWisisdaughterofhorosVisityche?W@Wiskosissyamis Witalicus@Witas;WitouraionWituraeorumWiucundusWW W .W;Wiucundusseealsopmichii124versocolil8-9;Viucundusseealsopmichv238l113-114.ViucundusseegeographicaViulia:WCWW!W#WWWWiuliaaugustaseegeographica:VWWW7WqGU$ 6279r_d.bmpn=Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptoGreekrGCol. I - at least 16; Col. II - 24 + 11 lines in several marginal notessClear and highly skilled scriptuUnknown census officialv ca. 174 A.D.w Ann ArborxbRegister presenting the substance of the declarations of the current census in topographical order9At[- - -] (son or grandson?) of Horos; Orsenouphis son of Pe[- - -]; Ptol[- - -] (woman); Isidoros son of Petesouchos [grandson of Petesouchos] (see also P.Mich. IV/2, p. 179); Kephalon, son of Isidoros and [Tasoucharion] (see also P.Mich. IV/2, p. 183); Ptolemaios son of Horos [grandson of - - -]; Isidora, wife [of - - -]; Maronis, wife of [- - -]; Sarapias; Semproni - -tz}Administration; Cadastre; Census; House Ownership; Personal status: minor child (aphelix); Population Control; Tax collection{-|PHO=Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptP&broken off on the left and right sidesQ1RRecto; Verso is blankP=M‹rCol. I - 18; col. II - 19s1st hand: large, square cursive, written with a blunt pen; 2nd hand of the same style, but with rounder, less bold, and somewhat smaller letter formsuUnknown scribev9ca. 165-175 A.D. (originals: various dates, 150-159 A.D.)w Ann ArborxOExtracts from four court records, two of them at least from the prefect's courtyAntoninus Pius, Emperor; [- - -] son of Sambation; Harpo[- - -]; (Lucius) Munatius (Felix), prefect of Egypt; (unnamed) Memphitai; (Marcus Sempronius) Liberalis, prefect of Egypt; Hadrianus, deceased Emperor; Piesopis, praktor argyrikon; Longi - - -z[Imperial edict; Justice; Law; Liturgy (compulsory public service); Politics; Tax collection{Memphis; Memphitai|PHO Unknown place, province of EgyptP[broken off, frayed and shredded on the left side and at the bottom; damaged along the foldsQ1RVerso; Recto is S.B. XII, 11011S Documentaryh, Munatius said: "I have written . . ." . . .jj(done, on the orig.; conservation (lot 3)(M@5I†AO.Mich.inv. 9311BrectoCOstE Youtie HCFOMich IVG1119H1975J SB XIV 11506UNoWNoX 29-B166*-C[Account of Deliveries in Kind\ 8.5 X 7.4 cmn=Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptoGreekr4top1Recto; Verso is blankDocumentary<_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFrCont_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>i'(Text too fragmentary to be translated)j done, on ph.k publishedp6/24/97 †AO.Mich.inv. 9311BrectoCOstE Youtie HCFOMich IVG1119H1975J SB XIV 11506UNoWNoX 29-B166*-C[Account of Deliveries in Kind\ 8.5 X 7.4 cmn=Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptoGreekr4k3ˆ#X 2952r_a.bmpX 2952r_b.bmpY 2952r_c.bmpY 2952r_d.bmphA20 X 18.5 cm24-5006E2-A[- - -] alias MarcellinusPHArchive of Gaius Apolinarius Niger (& family)Certificate attesting the birth of a son, named Gaius Iulius Longinus, to the veteran Gaius Iulius NigerBL VII, 225 (origin)June 4, 155 A.D.Michael EMOsirantinoeios; Hermaieus; Nerouianeios; Eirenieus; Propatoreios; Hadrianios; ZeneiosP.Mich.inv. - -] Julius Heraclianus, Hadrianios alias Zeneios; Sokrates son of Didymos; [- - -] alias Marcellinus1Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptSB XII 11103RectoPMich MichaelBirth; Family; Greek city; Personal status: Roman and Antinoite; Population controlBirth Certificate1965(slightP(ˆX 26-B17F-A[(Daily Report of Sitologoi to a Strategos\ 9 X 20 cm]"black glass"; verso, at the bottom: a small fragment with traces of ink doesn't look like a part of this papyrus: tell me if you can remove it or if it has been glued._IA small, independant fragment was found loose on the back of the papyrus.n=Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptoGreekr19uEHerakles son of Petesouchos & Ischyrion son of Herakleides, sitologoivJune 17, 156 A.D.w Ann ArborxReport of the wheat payments made the same day in the name of two taxpayers of Karanis, addressed by the sitologoi of Ptolemais Nea to Theodoros, strategos of the Herakleidou meris9A?Theodoros, strategos of the Herakleidou meris; Herakles son of Petesouchos, sitologos of Ptolemais Nea (& associates); Ischyrion son of Herakleides, sitologos of Ptolemais Nea (& associates); Herakleites (Herakleides), father of Ischyrion Antoninus Pius, Emperor; Chairemon son of Antigenes; Satabous son of Orsenouphis?O/jligneWon the orig.; conservation7done, on the orig.; conservation76><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>*ˆhC Emperor; Gaius Iulius Ptolemaios, Antinoite; Iulianus, rhetor; Chairemon son of Maron; Ptolemaios, hyperetes365Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptversoPMich VICivil rights: Antinoite citizen; Court proceedings; Justice; Personal status: Antinoite citizen; Profession; ViolenceCopy of a Decision of the Epistrategos (extract from his minutes)1944A large piece, ca. 11 X 9.5 cm, was lost from the lower left corner1Verso; Recto is PMich VI, 426Documentary<_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPI;ˆ'@hAˆ(X+ˆ)@hAˆ*tAˆ2@=Un9z7hB8D7F8iB8Dˆ3@7[89A7 X 22 cm30-132*-YII (12)Papeis son of ThaesisPHYearly declararation of three camels, made by a resident of Karanis January 30, 169 A.D.Michael EMHerakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome; KaranisP.Mich.inv. 5773GreekAnn Arbor19-PapNoYessome unfolding? (see verso, near the holBe of line 16)Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptAelius Eudaimon, strategos of the Herakleidou meris; Serenus, basilikos grammateus of the Herakleidou meris; Papeis, apator (of unknown father), son of Thaesis8Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptSB XII 11110RectoPMich MichaelAnimals (population control); Personal status: apator (of unknowFˆ%j$done, on the orig.; SCANNED, checkedk publishedlNH.C. Youtie, ZPE 17 (1975) p. 222-223; P.J. Sijpesteijn, ZPE 34 (1979) p. 126.p6/20/97s1654ˆ&AP.Mich.inv. 1641CPapE Michael EMF PMich MichaelG24H1965JSB XII 11126 (and XIII, p. 140)K1BL VII, 226 on lines 4,18,23; BL VIII, 367 (l. 5)UYesVEWYesX November 1924hANovember 1924BL VII, 226 on lines 4,18,23; BL VIII, 367 (l. 5)Michael EMP.Mich.inv. 1641EPapYesYes24SB XII 11126 (and XIII, p. 140)PMich Michael1965<_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_RArsinoite nome, province of EgyptSB XII 11113RectoPMich MichaelAgriculture; Justice; Theft; Violence11 X 14 cm30-C123CO-A (1)Unknown tax-collectorPHOn the recto, register recording payments in money (for land taxes) by day and by taxpayer; on the verso, register recording payments in money for one of the land taxes, by taxpayerBL VII, 226 (on date, on lines 2, 13 of recto, and on lines 1, 4, 5, 10, 11 of verso). - More corrections to be published. (PH)160/161 or 183/184 A.D. (date of Recto; VersoB: ca. same date)Michael EM-P.Mich.inv. 5927GreekAnn ArborRecto - 19; Verso - 15-PapNoNoRelation between Recto and Verso uncertain.Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptAilas(?) son of Pek . . .; Valeria Isias (former owner); Er . . . alias(?) [- - -]; Helene daughter of Zoilos (former owner); Marcus Longin34`(8ARecto, col. I, and Verso, col. I-XII, present accounts of expenditures made by Kronion and his colleague Eutychas, the officials of the record-office (grapheion) of Tebtynis, during the 6th year and the beginning of the 7th year of the Emperor Claudius. In view of their distribution on the papyrus and of their incompleteness, they were probably not compiled for inspection. - Verso, col. XI runs from Nov. 7 to Dec. 20, 46 A.D.9AHeraklas, machairophoros; Horion; Ephebos; Kronion son of Soterichos (see P.Mich. II, p. 222); Eutychas, husband of Thermo(--) (grapheion official); Kronion son of Krados; Herodes son of Soterichos; Apias; Thermo(--), wife of Eutychas (the grapheion official); (unnamed) Talitai Eutychas zytopoios (see P.Mich. II, p. 216); Heron (= Heronas, nomographos?) (see P.Mich. II, p. 96); [- - -], rhabdistesS.I. VIII, 901); Patynis son of Patynis; (another?) Kronion; Pr[- - -]; (another?) Orsenouphis; Akoutos (Acutus); Herakles; Heron; Arsimy[- +ˆhCings>Administration; Taxation (land); Tax collectionExtract of Tax Register1965complete; damaged along folds1Recto; Verso is blankDocumentary6003r.bmp<_600DPIFront_R1>6003r_a.bmp<_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_6D00DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>_iection{-|PHOFprobably Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptPcomplete; damaged along foldsQ1RRecto; Verso is blankS DocumentaryT 6003r.bmpX 6003r_a.bmpX 6003r_b.bmphidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptSB XII 11117RectoPMich MichaelNoNorealign the two halves at the top (lines 7-11: the left one is going under the right one); what about the "scotch"?; we could also check again if we can't place the 2 fragmentsprobably Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptOnnophris son of Kem(- -)(?); Areios son of Teberis; [- - - son of - - -]pacho(- -); Pakysis son of Ptolemaios(?); Mysthes son of Ptolemaios; Ptollas son of . . .; Pakysis son of PnepCheros; Ptolemaios son of Phaesis; Ptolemaios son of Maron; Menoikios (Minucius); Ptolemaios son of Pkylis; Pnepheros son of Besis; Kastor son of Thanmo(- -); Heras son of Ankial(- -); Keras son of Sambas; Herak(- -) son of Petheus; Ptolemaios son of Kallistos; Valerius Kolo(- -); Herakles son of Petheus22Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptSB XII 11124RectoPMich MichaelTaxation (land)M †@hA$CK†@$CK†@>@Y?†AO.Mich.inv. 9360BrectoCOstE Youtie HCFOMich IVG1138H1975J SB XIV 11525UNoWNoX29-X[Order to a Winnower\ 8.5 X 5.8 cmn=Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptoGreekr4u ChairemonvIInd cent. A.D.wCairoxBOrder given by a Chairemon to the winnower Zenon, son of Pnepherosy^Chairemon; Zenon son of Pnepheros, likmetes; Sokmenis son of Kalmos(?) grandson of Sisathos(?)zAgriculture; Profession{-|PHOFprobably Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptPcompleteQ1RRecto; Verso is blankS DocumentaryT 9360o.bmphGreekr4u ChairemonvIInd cent. A.D.wCairoxBOrder given by a Chairemon to the winnower Zenon, son of Pnepherosy^Chairemon; Zenon son of Pnepheros, likmetes; Sokmenis son of Kalmos(?) grandson of Sisathos(?)zAgriculture; Profession{-|PHOFprobably Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptPcompleteQ1RRecto; Verso is blankS DocumentaryT 9360o.bmph_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPv"S8fragmentofreceiptofbarleyVfragmentofreceiptofgrainforlandtaxVVfragmentofrecipeorrecipesprobablyforcookingdealingw Vfragmentofreportofproceedingsmentioninganintervention Vfragmentoftaxreceipt}VfragmentofthebeginningofiliadviiJVfragmentofthebottomoftwocolumnsoftheodysseyVfragmentofthecopyofatestamentperaesetlibramwhichVfragmentoftheiliadVVfragmentoftheletterattributedtoalexanderwhichwaslatLVfragmentofthemiddleleafofatriptychgroupofthreetabVntoserapionaskinghimtoEVfragmentaryletterfromtaeistoherson3VfragmentarylistgivingforeachcleruchyasummaryoftheaVfragmentarypetitionfromacertainaureliusheronwhohasbVfragmentsW5W=WOWWWWWFWfragmentsofacopyofawillwrittenbyamanwhohadtwos5VfragmentsofalexicondealingwithhomericwordsinpolypoVBDf†AO.Mich.inv. 9388BrectoCOstE Youtie HCFOMich IVG1113H1975J SB XIV 11500UNoWNoX 29-ES20*-Eion_or_Side>rectoOMich IVTaxation; Tax collectionReceipt for Money Tax1975broken off on the left; partly defaced1Recto; Verso is blankDocumentary<_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>iD[- - -] (has paid) for epistatikon [- - -], on Thoth 21, 2 drachmai.j done, on ph.k publishedp6/24/97 †AO.Mich.inv. 9388BrectoCOstE Youtie HCFOMich IVG1113H1975J SB XIV 11500UNoWNoX 29-ES20*-E&†mhBPg_No>1121Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptSB XIV 11508rectoOMich IVAccount; Taxation; Tax collectionAccount of Deliveries in Kind1975complete1Recto; Verso is blankDocumentary9887o.bmp<_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2>C<_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>iPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>>k publishedp6/25/97 JLF†AP.Mich.inv. 4932BfCPapE Worrell WHF Orientalia 4G184-7H1935rientalia 4G184-7H1935.D.Youtie HCO.Mich.inv. 9298GreekOstNoNo1117Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptSB XIV 11504OMich IVPayments of Money - Accounts1975<_600DPIFront_B*R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>k published†AP.Mich.inv. 4932BfCPapE Worrell WHF Orientalia 4G184-7H1935OB]†x/Receipt for epistatikon, concerning two personsyZAugustus, Emperor; Hermoukrates (Hermokrates) son of Exathos(?); Pnepheros son of HerakleszTaxation; Tax collection{-|PHOFprobably Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptP4slightly broken off on the top right; partly defacedQ1RRecto; Verso is blankS DocumentaryT 9401o.bmphA10.2 X 11 cm29-F36L-DUnknown tax-collectorPHReceipt for epistatikon, concerning two personsMay 25, 20 B.C.Youtie HC-O.Mich.inv. 9401GreekCairo6OstNoNoprobably Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptAugustus, Emperor; Hermoukrates (Hermokrates) son of Exatis, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptSB XIV 11501rectoSB XIV 11506rectoOMich IVTaxation; Tax collection; TransportAccount of Deliveries in Kind1975complete1Recto; Verso is blankDocumentary9311o.bmp<_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFronCt_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>iNo>1119Karanis, g_No>1119!CL†jhA7.8 X 7.2 cm34-XEirenaiosPHReceipt for delivery of aniseIInd/IIIrd cent. A.D.Youtie HC-O.Mich.inv. 9987GreekCairo4OstNoNoprobably Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptIrenaios (Eirenaios)1129Karanis, Herakleidou meris, ArsinoiteB nome, province of EgyptSB XIV 11516rectoOMich IVLiturgy (compulsory public service); Tax collection; Taxation (land); TransportationReceipt for Transport of Anise1975faded on the left side1Recto; Verso is blankDocumentary9987o.bmp<_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2C3OprobablysWuWvWwWxWyWzW}W~WWWWWWWWWWWWWWW-W/W3W@WJWRWSWVWYW^W`WbWhWkWrWWWWWWWWWWWWW W WWWck_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>>i-[†shA6 X 6.5 cm33-B501G-A IUnknownPHAccount of grainLate IIIrd/early IVth cent. A.D.Youtie HC-O.Mich.inv. 9849GreekCairo9OstNoNo (missing); print: yesprobably Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of Egypt[- - -]n son of A[- - -]; . . .utemis (Peteutemis?), hippeus; BValerius Agonias (Agoneas); Apphas (Apphous, Apphouas) son of Arios (Areios); Horion son of Hexas (or Hexa(--)); Komon; Palemon; Aion son of Demas1122Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptSB XIV 11509rectoOMich IVAccount; Army; Tax collection(?); Taxation(?)Account of Grain1975broken off at the top and bottom1Rec@od†y{Aurelius Philippos, epimeletes achyrou (& associates); Palemon (son of Ptollas?); Pemen, . . . (oikeios? oikogenes?), idiosz9Tax collection; taxation (Land); Slave(?); Transportation{-|PHOprobably either Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, or unknown harbor, Herakleopolite or Memphite nome, province of EgyptPcomplete; damaged at the bottomQ1RRecto; Verso is blankS DocumentaryT 9449o.bmpT 9451o.bmphA10 X 5.5 cm (when combined with O.Mich. inv. 9451)30-C36J-E+GAurelius PhilipposPH+ O.Mich. inv. 9451; Archive of Palemon son of PtollasReceipt for chaff of Karanis brought by Pemen in the name of Palemon to some collectors301/302 A.D.Youtie HC-O.Mich.inv. 9449GreekCairo7OstNoNoYoutie HCSB-groupO.Mich.inv. 9419GreekCairo9OstNoNoprobably Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of Egypt1118Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptSB XIV 11505Receipt of tax payment in kind1975broken off on the left side; much defaced1Recto; Verso is blankDocumentary<_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>"1Recto; Verso is blankDocumentary<_600D.q,†tiOn Phaophi 25. Has brought Kouttas, son of Isidoros, of the villagers of Karanis, for the sixteenth indiction, one-hundred and ten litrai of chaff, equal 110, only. I, Onesimos, son of Phanias, have signed for 9 sacks.jdone, on ph.; scannedk publishedp6/25/97s1078†uAO.Mich.inv. 9815BrectoCOstE Youtie HCFOMich IVG1140H1975J SB XIV 11527UNoWNoX 32-CS135-B[School Exercise\ 8.8 X 9.5 cm_Below the text is a crude bust.n=Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptoGreekr3uUnknownvIInd/IIIrd cent. A.D.wCairox.A schoolboy's notes on an arithmetical problemy-zDrawing; Mathematics; School{-|PHOFprobably Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptPbroken off on the right sideQ1RRecto; Verso is blankS DocumentaryT 9815o.bmphn harbor, Herakleopolite or Memphite nome, province of EgyptKouttas son of Isidoros +J‚hCWBack_R1><_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>3iChoiak 20. Tamystes, through Horos, her father, has brought, for heating the gymnasium of Alexandria(?) . . ., one basket (sargane) of chaff for burning. I, Dionysios, have signed. Choiak 28.j Done, on ph.k publishedl7B. Olsson, Deutsche Literaturzeitung 57 (1936) col. 576p11/23/98s596 ‚AO.Mich.inv. 9148COstE Amundsen LFOMich IG621H1935KBL VII, 290 (l. 4)UNoWNoX26-X[ List of Names\ 8.9 x 8.3 cmn=Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptoGreekr5uUnknownvIIIrd/IVth cent. A.D.wCairox,List of names, perhaps of liturgical workerseron son of Aion; Pankrates; Isidoros son of Horos; zList|PHF(\itoWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWW W WDWEWGWHWIWJWQWRWSWYWZW[W\W^W_W`WbWcWpWuWvWwWxWyWzW{W|WWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWW W W W W WWWWWWWWWWWWWW"W$W%WWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWW W W WWWWWWWWW W!W"W#W$W%W&W'W(W)W*W+W,W-W.W/W0W1W2W3W4W5W6W7W8W9W:W;W<W=W>W?W@W"$†ki[- - -] foreman Kiames, son of Akous Paesis, son of Heron Heron, son of Aionis Hera . . ., son of Harpaesis Achillas, son of Serenusjdone, on ph.; scannedk publishedp6/27/97s1148Early IVth cent. A.D.Youtie HC-O.Mich.inv. 9897GreekCairo6OstNoNoprobably Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of Egypt[- - -] kephalaiotes; Kiames son of Akous; Paesis son of Heron; Heron son of Aionis (see also P.Mich. VI, 37R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>]DPIBack_R8>u_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIB9x†~hB, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptSB XIV 11515rectoOMich IVAccountAccount of Money and Wheat1975upper left corner broken off1Recto; Verso is blankDocumentary9518o.bmp<_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>i 200 (copper drachmai) for Thasotis, of the price of wheat 1800 (copper drachmai) for Pasoxis, (her) brother 3 3/4 (artabai) of barley for Numenius 3 3/4 (LNa†AO.Mich.inv. 9451BrectoCOstD6+ O.Mich. inv. 9449; Archive of Palemon son of PtollasE Youtie HCFOMich IVG1123H1975J SB XIV 11510UNoWNoX 30-C36J-E+G[Receipt of tax payment in kind\210 X 5.5 cm (when combined with O.Mich. inv. 9449)n=Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptoGreekr7uAurelius Philipposv 301/302 A.D.wCairoxWReceipt for chaff of Karanis brought by Pemen in the name of Palemon to some collectorsp6/26/97†AO.Mich.inv. 9451BrectoCOstD6+ O.Mich. inv. 9449; Archive of Palemon son of PtollasE Youtie HCFOMich IVG1123H1975J SB XIV 11510UNoWNoX 30-C36J-E+G[Receipt of tax payment in kind\210 X 5.5 cm (when combined with O.Mich. inv. 9449)n=Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptoGreekr7uAurelius Philipposv 301/302 A.D.wCairoxWReceipt for chaff of Karanis brought by Pemen in the name of Palemon to some collectors4 etc.); Pouplios (Publius) (see O.Mich. I, 416)1131Karanis, HeraklekI+ blviii342line3lines6-7insteadofpakysiostoupetauVblviii349l3-4blx199dateVblviii349l4blx199dateVVVVblviii349l4blx199datel4Vblviii349l56blx199-200datel5VVblviii349l5blx199dateVblviii349l5blx199datel5Vblviii349l5blx199-200datel5Vblviii349l6blx199dateVblviii349l7blx199dateVblviii350line20WVblviii355versol1-217blix266l715Vblviii367l5blix272l3(Vblviii367lines25attheendofline2thereisnokollVblviii371bibliography&Vblviii371lines1-2Vblviii372bibliography=Vblviii372bibliographyl4>Vblviii375l3-4^Vblviii378al16blix278l13LVblviii385bibliographyblix289l13Vblviii388bibliographyVblviii388datel1readboethysforboethoisinsteadofboVblviii526datenVV Vation7 X 5.6 cm33-C129K-AUnknown tax-collectorPHReceipt for delivery of grain brought in Kerke in the name of Priscus, son of EudaimonEarly IVth cent. A.D.Youtie HCKerke; Hiera NesosO.Mich.inv. 9868GreekCairo7OstNoNoeither Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, or Kerke, Memphite nome, prBovince of EgyptPriscus son of Eudemon (Eudaimon) (see also O.Mich. I, p. 203); [- - -]pis1135Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptSB XIV 11522rectoOMich IVLiturgy (compulsory public service); Tax collection; Taxation (land); TransportationReceipt for Transport of Grain1975complete; partly defaced1Recg†@hAAC@†@OxhBBi@†hACCB†@[DhB>B†@[DhB>†@[DhB> †iIn the granary of the village of Karanis, through Kopres and his associates, sitologoi, of the crops of the 8th and 6th and 4th year, in the name of Pateus, 2 mules, through beasts of Akinios. . . .jdone, on ph. Scannedk publishedp6/26/97s768/>Receipt for delivery of grain of Karanis brought in the name of a Pateus to an unknown harbor311/312 A.D.Youtie HCKaranisO.Mich.inv. 9333GreekCairo6OstNoNoprobably Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptKopren harbor, Herakleopolite or Memphite nome, provi 11521rectoOMich IVTax collection; Taxation (land); TransportationReceipt for delivery from the granary to the harbor1975complete; partly faded1Recto; Verso is blank<;LNT†hC1131Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptSB XIV 11518rectoOMich IVLiturgy (compulsory public service); Tax collection; Taxation (land); TransportationReceipt for Transport of Grain1975complete; partly faded1Recto; Verso is blankDocumentary9471o.bmpDL<_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>i Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptPcomplete; partly fadedQ1RRecto; Verso is blankS DocumentaryT 9471o.bmphs son of Ptolemaios ptollasWWWptollas'sWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWW6WrWWWrectoWWW WWvWwWWWrectobelongstothearchiveofgaiusapolinariusnigerfamiVrelated WWnWrelatedifnotbelongingtotheheroninosarchive VrelatedtothearchiveofmlucretiusdiogenesnVremnantsGWribDWribesWrollWWWWWryl{WKWWKWWKWKWKWKWKWKWKWWWWWWWWWreviewed;WribesWrollWWWWWWWWWWreviewed;WribesWrollWWWWWWWeviewed;WribesWrollWWWWWWW)†qhBSB>SB XIV 11530rectoOMich IVDraft; WritingPen Trials1975complete1Recto; Verso is blankDocumentary9857o.bmp<_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPICBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>liAnd . . . and . . .jdone, on ph.; scannedk publishedp6/27/97s1112 †rAO.Mich.inv. 9850BrectoCOstE Youtie HCFOMich IVG1144H1975J SB XIV 11531UNoWNoX 33-B501G-B I[Text of doubtful type\ 8.5 X 10.5 cmn=Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptoGreekr6uUnknownvIVth cent. A.D.wCairoxFragment><†yhCcto; Verso is blankDocumentary9772o.bmp9771o.bmp<_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>iAPtolemaios to his dearest Harbekis, greeting. I want you to know that (he/she) said that De . . ., also called Belles, will await tomorrow in the ship of my brother, Typhis. When you have left, he has had a better hope of wheat. I have written to Ankis and . . .j9done, on ph.; scanned; Traianos: check translation pleasek publishedp6/27/97s1043†zAO.Mich.inv. 9771BrectoCOstD+ O.Mich. inv. 9772E Youtie HCFOMich IVG1139H1975J SB XIV 11526UNoWNoX 32-C63G-D+E[Private Letter/>ReH†AO.Mich.inv. 9325BrectoCOstE Youtie HCFOMich IVG1112H1975J SB XIV 11499UNoWNoX 29-C6CS-C[Account of money\ 3 X 1.5 cmn=Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptoGreekr3uUnknownvLate PtolemaicwCairox(Fragmount of an account concerning moneyy-zAccount{-|PHOFprobably Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptP*broken off on the left side and at the topQ1RRecto; Verso is blankS DocumentaryT 9325o.bmphnvLate PtolemaicwCairox(Fragmount of an account concerning moneyy-zAccount{-|PHOFprobably Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptP*broken off on the left side and at the topQ1RRecto; Verso is blankS DocumentaryT 9325o.bmphh IVTax collection; Taxation (land); TransportationReceipt for delivery from the granary to the harbor1975complete; partly faded1Recto; Verso is blankDocumentary1130Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptSB XIV 11517rectoOMich IVLiturgy (compulsory public service); Tax collection; Taxation (land); TransportationReceipt for Transport of Grain1975complete1Recto; Verso is blankDocumentary9872o.bmp<_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>on{Karanis|PH$%†lhA7.1 X 8.5 cm33-C413-DUnknown tax-collectorPHReceipt for an unspecified tax paid by Saraos son of Himeros in the name of Orsenouphis son of TheabeinisIInd cent. A.D.Youtie HC-O.Mich.inv. 9890GreekCairo6OstNoYesprobably Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptOrsenouphis son of Theabeinis (Theabennis); Saraos son of Himeros1116Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptSB XIV 11503rectoOMich IVTaxation; Tax collectionReceipt for Money Tax1975complete1Recto; Verso is blankDocumentary9890o.bmp1134Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptSB XIV 11521rectoOMich IVLiturgy (compulsory public service); Tax collection; Taxation (land); TransportationReceipt for Transport of Grain1975complete; partly faded1Recto; Verso is blankDocumentary9333o.bmp<_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>^kjU†|hBion (cf. P.Col. VII, p. 69)1124Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptSB XIV 11511rectoOMich IVTaxation (Land); Tax collectionReceipt of tax payment in kind1975broken off on the left side; much defaced1Recto; Verso is blankDocumentary9760o.bmpCO<_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>+ollection{ Karanis(?)|PHOBunknown harbor, Herakleopolite or Memphite nome, province of EgyptP)broken off on the left side; much defacedQ1Pn†yhA9.3 X 10.6 cm (when combined with inv. 9771)32-C63G-D+EPtolemaiosPH+ O.Mich. inv. 9771Letter sent to Harbekis by Ptolemaios, who gives him some personal informationIIIrd cent. A.D.Youtie HC-O.Mich.inv. 9772GreekCairo9OstNoNoprobably Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite noBme, province of EgyptPtolemaios; Harbekis; De - - - alias Belles; Ptolemaios' brother (unnamed); Typhis (Touphis?); Ankis; Magna1139Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptSB XIV 11526rectoOMich IVFeeding; Private letter; TransportationPrivate Letter1975slightly broken off at the bottom; much defaced1Res.1Ej†vhBtDioskoros son of Isidoros; Dioskoros son of Isidoros grandson(?) of Nilos (Neilos); Chairemmon (Chairemon)(?) [- - -]; Isidiopres <OR: for Isis, Opres (Oaphres?)> son of Heron; Horigenes son of Isidoros grandson of Chairemmon1142Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptSB XIV 11529rectoOMich IVDraft(?); WritingPen Trials(?), with Names1975Ccomplete, partly damaged; could have been broken in two pieces in the Antiquity (the other being inv. 9793)1Recto; Verso is blankDocumentary9794o.bmp9793o.bmp<_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2>2†xAO.Mich.inv. 9787BrectoCOstE Youtie HCFOMich IVG1133H1975J SB XIV 11520UNoWNoX 32-C73F-B[Receipt for Transport of Grain\ 6 X 4.7 cmn=Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptoGreekr7uUnknown tax-collectorvLate IIIrd cent. A.D.wCairoxzReceipt for delivery of grain of Hermou polis brought to an unknown harbor by a Maron in the name of a Horion son of IsionyHorion son of Ision; MaronzTLiturgy (compulsory public service); Tax collection; Taxation (land); Transportation{1Hermou polis; Karanis; Euergetis; Ision (Isieion)|PHOIprobably Hermou polis, Themistou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptPcompleteQ1RRecto; Verso is blankS Documentary of IsionyHorion son of Ision; MaronzTLiturgy (compulsory public service); Tax collection; Taxation (land); Transportation{1Hermou polis; Karanis; Euergetis; Ision (Isieion)|PHOIprobably Hermou polis, Themistou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptPcompleteQ1RRecto; Verso is blankS Documentaryh†{@4hA7C a†|PjhBi†}@8OwhB †~[9hBiAxCE†hA:C9†@zJuhA;CiALN†@yahBD@o†yhBdD@|yhBdD@|o†yhBdD@|@|@hB@|DW*s >jdone{W|W}W~WWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWW W!W"W#W$W%W&W'W(W)W*W+W,W-W.W/W0W1W2W3W4W5W6W7W8W9W:W;W<W=W>W?W@WAWBWCWDWEWFWGWHWIWJWKWLWMWNWOWPWQWRWSWTWUWVWWWXWYWYWYW|W}WWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWW W W W W WWWWWWWWWWWWWWWW"W2†whB/>Dioskoros son of Isidoros; Dioskoros son of Isidoros grandson(?) of Nilos (Neilos); Chairemmon (Chairemon)(?) [- - -]; Isidiopres <OR: for Isis, Opres (Oaphres?)> son of Heron; Horigenes son of Isidoros grandson of Chairemmon1141Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptSB XIV 11528rectoOMich IVDraft(?); WritingPen Trials(?), with Names1975complete, partly damaged; could have been broken in two pieces in the Antiquity (the other being inv. 9794)1Recto; Verso is blankDocumentary9794o.bmp9793o.bmp<_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_-†ry:(unnamed) homologoi; [- - -] son/daughter(?) of Sarapammonz6Personal status: homologoi (poll-tax payers); Taxation{[- - -], Arsinoite nome|PHOFprobably Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptP-broken off on the left side and at the bottomQ1RRecto; Verso is blankS DocumentaryhA8.5 X 10.5 cm33-B501G-B IUnknownPHFragmentIVth cent. A.D.Youtie HC[- - -], Arsinoite nomeO.Mich.inv. 9850GreekCairo6OstNoNoprobably Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of Egypt(unnamed) homologoi; [- - -] son/daughter(?) of Sarapammon11441Recto; Verso is blankDocumentary<-†rhBce>Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptSB XIV 11531rectoOMich IVPersonal status: homologoi (poll-tax payers); TaxationText of doubtful type1975broken off on the left side and at the bottom1Recto; Verso is blankDocumentary<_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>i'(Text too fragmentary to be translated)j done, on ph.k publishedp6/27/97s1105!R*‰hCrobably Fayum (Arsinoite nome), EgyptBL VIII, 213 (l. 5)Cavenaile Rp. 436, No. 20CPL1958PMich VIIFragmentText of Uncertain Nature1947Broken off on the left, right, and bottom1Recto; Verso is blankDocumentary<_600DPIFront_R1>D$<_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>gs of 7 lines of a second column. This proves also that the lines of fragment a were complete on the right side, and that there was a shorter line between lines 10 and 11 of the edition, as alrea7‹An=Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptoGreekrRecto - 6; Verso - 1uUnknownvIIIrd cent. A.D.w Ann Arborx@Letter in which someone asks his father to send his wife to him y(unnamed) pater; (unnamed) wifezFamily; Travel{-|PHO Unknown place, province of EgyptPcomplete; much tatteredQ1RRecto and VersoS documentaryT 4748fr.bmpV 4748fv.bmpX 4748fr_b.bmp` 4748fv_a.bmphA7 x 15 cm26-BS1-PIUnknownPHLetter in which someone asks his father to send his wife to him IIIrd cent. A.D.Youtie HC-P.Mich.inv. 4748GreekAnn ArborRecto - 6; Verso - 1Karanis section (now Research box "Locker 3")PapNoNoIncorrectly published in ZPE and SB as Inv. 4878 f.<_600DPIFront_R4><‹OhA13.5 X 27.5 cm24-102D over EAurelius Aunes son of KastorPHContract in which Aunes, son of Kastor, acknowledges in the month of February receipt of payment for nine artabai of wheat from Melas, son of Pnas, which he promises to deliver to Melas four months hence at the time of the harvestFeb. 13, 377 A.D.Youtie LCKaranisP.Mich.inv. 3036GreekAnn ArBborRecto - 21; Verso - 1-PapNoNocheck it up, to be sure it's fine (some small folds not worth of doing anything? - alignment at top??)Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of Egypta professional, flowing cursive (see also P.Merton I, 37)Valens & Valentinianus Iunior, Emperors & Consuls; Aurelius Aunes son of Kastor and Alis; Aurelius Melas son of Pnas and (s=S‹S@JhAK‹ThANYkL‹UkM‹VhAN‹WhAN‹X@OhA'‹Y@PhAA>‹ZXNZkMlL$‹[@QFR‹\hA&>‹]hAT‹^@UhAV‹_hAW‹`hAN\kX‹ahAN[kL%‹b@YkL‹c@Zk[‹dkLT‹e@\kL‹fk]PK‹ghw‹h@_hA`‹ihAL"‹j@ahBN^k5‹k@bhAc‹lhAd‹mhAM ke‹nhAf‹ohAg‹phAh‹qhAN]ki‹rkL P2‹shBS‹t@&YskhAC+iA<‹uhAl‹v@mhAn‹wnThATCTiAoCT‹x@P3OShBSDSiBS‹yx6dhApCKESs‹|hAt‹}hAu‹~w#hA'C'iA a‹@vhAw‹hALkLE‹@xhALP‹@yhAz‹hANak{‹hA6‹@|hA}sP<‹whACiAC‹@hA‹hA Sik+‹thA10.2 X 22.5 cm31-II202A-P2 (3)Anchophis son of Stotoetis, hiereusPHDeclaration of 5 arourai of uninundated land near Apias, addressed to several officials by a priest of Soknopaiou Nesos, Anchophis son of StotoetisMarch 20, 201 A.D.Youtie HC-Youtie LCThemistou meris & Polemonos meris, Arsinoite nome; Apias; Soknopaiou Nesos; topos dekapentarourosP.Mich.inv. 6167GreekAnn Arbor14-PapNoYesSoknopaiou Nesos, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of Egyptrapid professional hand (Youties)Aurelius Alexandros, strategos of the Themistou kai Polemonos merides; Kasianos (Cassianus), basilikos grammateus of the Themistou meris; Papontos, komogrammateus of Apias; Anchophis son of Stotoetis, hiereus (see also B.G.U. II, 406, ii, 18); Pom‹hCgs>Taxation; Tax collectionReceipt for Money Tax1979much damaged along the folds; many small holes2Recto; Verso is blankdocumentary2843r.bmp<_600DPIFront_R1>2843r_a.bmp<_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_DR1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>Ui/>2Recto; Verso is blankdocumentary<_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R9+ˆahBD.Husselman EMP.Mich.inv. 751GreekAnn Arbor6CPapYesYesblack glass; check verso; realignTebtynis, Polemonos meris, Arsinoite nome, province of Egypt2nd hand: slow-writerOrseus son of Haryotes (see also P.Mich. V, 336?); Galates son of Lysimachos (see P.Mich. V, p. 16); Tyche, doule; Kronion, doulos; Dionysios son of MarCon (see P.Mich. V, p. 187)279Tebtynis, Polemonos meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptPMich VChild; Sale; Slave; WomanSale of Slaves1944broken off on the right side1RectoDocumentary692r.bmp<_600DPIFront_R1>692r_a.bmp<_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DP+ i†hC#_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>iPaid, through the gate-house of Philadelpheia(?), the (customs duty) for the harbor of Memphis, by Pabous, exporting dates(?) on two camels. Year 18, the eighth of Phaophi, 8.j"done on the orig. scanned; checkedk publishedp12/23/97s2688†AP.Mich.inv. 6188BbCPapESijpesteijn PJFPCustomsG344H1987IPl. VIIIUNoV-WYesX31-II203E-P (13)[Customshouse Receipt\ 7.5 x 5.2 cmnFSoknopaiou Nesos, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptoGreekr6uunknown customs officialvJanuary 19, 210 A.D.w Ann ArborxAReceipt for payment of the customs duty for the harbor of MemphisyPabousz$Animal; Customs; Taxation; Transport{%Philopator he kai Theagenous; Memphis|PHS.iinWWWWWWWWWW#W'W*W+W-W.W7W8W@WVWWWZW[W^W_W`WaWcWdWgWhWiWjWkWlWnWoWpWqWrWvWwWyWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWW W W W W WWWWWWWWWWWWW W"W#W%W&W(W.W1W3W6W8W:W;W<W=WBWEWMWUWZW[WyWWWWsoVinthe12thyearhaspaidherieusforbathtaxonmesore30Vinthe12thyearhaspaidptollissonofanchoforsonthotVinthe12thyearhaspaidptollissonofankhoforsonmesohVinthe12thyearhaspaidsokmenissonofkreonforsonphaV N‹hB 6; Col. II - 9 + 6-PapNoNoOnly the last receipt of col. II has been published, as the other ones are heavily damaged.unfold (see verso, top); realign left partKaranis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of Egyptquick and irregular hand (col. II, l. 10-15)Hadrianus, Emperor; Moros, praktor (& associates); Petaus son of Pakysis (see also P.Mich. inv. 2911; and peCrhaps 2912)273-275Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptSB XVI 12637RectoZPE 37Taxation (Land); Tax collectionReceipts for Money Taxes1980broken off on the left side and at the top; also damaged along the folds. - The left side is a fragment of a protokollon1Recto; Verso is blankdocumentary^iA(Col. I and lines 1-10 of col. II too fragmentary to be translated) (Col. II, lines 11-15) In the tenth year of the Emperor Caesar Traianus Hadrianus Augustus, Hathyr. Has paid to Moros and associates, collectors, Petaus son of Pakysis, for garden-tax of the eight year, of Karanis, (for apomoira) 970 copper (drachmai); for transport of olives, 150; for naubion, 105; for additional charges, 245; for acreage tax, 650 copper (drachmai); for additional charges. 50; for exchange, 35; for the ry>Ann ArborCol. I - 1 +(sans parallele)k publishedp6/30/97T)^ielse:WDWEWsWtWWWWWWW0W4WBWJW^WhW6W7W8W9W:W;W?W@WBWCWEWHWIWJWMWQWRW7WwWWelsewhereWembankedWembankmentWWembankments}W~WWWWWaWWWW'Wembolimos|WeminentWempeWemperoruW}W~WWWWWWWWWWWVWWWaWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWW,WWWW!WwWWWWemperorsW{WPWemployWemployed6WWemployeejWemployeesTWemploymentBWen?WencausticWencroached WencumberedWencumbrancesWend3WSWIWendsWendured W!Wenemies*Wenemy*WengageMWengaginghWenjoinedW$Wenjoy?W@WQWenkesWP‹uHerakleides son of AmmoniosvNov. 27-Dec. 26, 181 A.D.w Ann ArborxReceipt for the tax on registry of catoecic land, paid to transfer a parcel of grainland registered in the name of an owner now deceased to the new owner who had inherited ityHerakleides son of Ammonios, demosiones katalochismon of the Arsinoite and other nomes; Eudaimonos, pragmateutes; Thenapynchis daughter of Stotoetis and Stotoetis, hieria (hiereia); Stotoetis, deceased mother of Thenapynchis; Commodus, Emperorz8Cadastre; Land Ownership; Priest; Taxation (Land); Woman{<_600DPIBack_R8>6iagmateutes; Thenapynchis daughter of Stotoetis and Stotoetis, hieria (hiereia); Stotoetis, deceased mother of Thenapy€hBTk_R1><_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>Bk publishedl,R. Bogaert, ZPE 79 (1989) p. 210 and 207-226s3131 Gaius Iulius Priscus, son of Iulia Herais; Titus Pactumeius Magnus, prefect; Herakleides, son of Ammonios, misthotes katalochismon Arsinoeitou kai allon nomonzjJustice; Land Ownership; Personal status: Antinoite citizen; Tax Collection (& extortion); Violence; Woman{-Antinoitis; Aigyptos; Arsinoites; Hepta Nomoi|PHOEperhaps Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of Egyptleides, son of Ammonios, misthotes katalochismon Arsinoeitou kai allon nomonzjJustice; Land Ownership; Personal status: Antinoite citizen; Tax Collection (& extortion); Violence; Woman1+‹iCdemand payment unjustly of a tax which I do not owe on unproductive royal land, the tax never having been paid on land of such a kind, I have necessarily fled to you, the savior, and I request that you order that a letter be written to the epistrategos of the Seven Nomes to hear my complaint against him, so that nothing violent may happen to me at the instigation of Herakleides and I may receive this benefaction from you. Copy of the subscription (of prefect): Year 19, Mesore 3. PetitDion his excellency the epistrategos. The copy was made on Thoth 24 of year 20. (2nd hand) I, Iulia Herais, through my son [Iulius] Priscus, have submitted this petition. . . .jPl. IIIKaranis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptSB XVI 12678aZPE 42Justice; Land Ownership; Personal status: Antinoite citizen; Tax Collection (& extortion); Violence; Woman16.8 X 10.6 cm33-C86H-DUnknownPHFragment of a document of unknown type (petition?) in which was included a copy of a petition addressed to the prefect Titius Honoratus and of Honoratus' subscription, with the authentication for them given by six witnessesBL IX, 297 (l. 7)June 30(?), 290 A.D.Hanson AEaguia Arsinoe Sozousa (Alexandria); AigyptosP.Mich.inv. B6554GreekCairo21PapNoYesUnknown place, province of EgyptDiocletianus & Maximianus, Emperors; Aurelius Apollonios son of Sarapion . . .; Titius Honoratus, prefect of Egypt191-199Pl. XKaranis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptSB XVI 13059 (and XVIII, p. 489)Recto and VersoZPE 55AdministraedLxhA9 x 8.5 cm30-CS190-A (9).UnknownPHAccount of expenses made for the Semasia, the festival celebrated annually when the inundation reached a satisfactory heightIInd/IIIrd cent. A.D.Aly AA-P.Mich.inv. 5984GreekCairo6PapNoYesThe article by A.A. Aly has been reprinted in 1952 as Ibrahim UniversBity Studies in Papyrology 1.probably Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of Egypt(unnamed) ornithopolai; (unnamed) melissourgoi8Pl. VIIIKaranis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptSB VI 9245VersoAnnals of the Faculty of Arts, Ibrahim Pasha University 2Account; Feast; Feeding; Irrigation; Profession; ReligionAccount of Exd€AP.Mich.inv. 2817B d - RectoCPapEPearl OMF Aegyptus 33G23H1953J SB VI 9436oKBL X, 199 (date)UNoWNoX 24-4034A-S[Receipt for Tax Payment in Kind\3 X 5 cmAFor the date of this text (more or less contemporary to the archive of Ptollas's sons), see PMich VI, p. 101 and 108 (First half of IVth cent. AD, mainly for proposographical reasons); P.J. Sijpesteijn, ZPE 64 (1986) p. 118 (Beginning of Vth cent. AD, for palaeographical reasons); P.Sorb. II, p. 46 (also favoring a date in the Vth cent. A.D., for typological and palaeographical reasons).n=Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptoGreekr3uUnknown tax-collectorvVth cent. A.D.?wCairox)Fragment of receipt of grain for land taxyAmmonios son of [- - -]zTaxation (Land); Tax Collection{ Karanis(?)|PHO=Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptP-broken off on the left side and at the bottomQ1RRectoS Documentaryff on the left side and at the bottomQ1RRectoS Documentary0f"Oto8WtrikomiaUWVWunknown =EHWRVgWWW‚WWWWWWW!&W5W;W=W>WGWHWMWNWOWWWXWZWfWuWvWy{|WWWWWWWOWPWQWSWTWUWWWXWYW\W]W_W`WcWdWfWiWkWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWW$W)W0W3W5WBWCWDWEWHWIWJWKWMWhWjWoWxWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWW WWW WWWW"W#W$W&W'W(W)W,W.W/W0W2W3W4W5W6W9W:W;W<W=WBWCWDWGWJWKWLWNWOWPWSWTWFWOWQWWWAWWWW7W9W@WDWEWGWHWIWvWwWzW5lcbwellesaja501936p287pcustomsno347&Vcbwellesaja501936p287pjsijpesteijnzpe301978p2.V/V0Vcbwellesajp671946p89mVcbwellesajph671946p89Vcbalconizpe591985p87n14}Vccedgaraegyptus41923p79uwilckenarchiv71924p245|Vcgallazziquaderniticinesi51976p249n27dwrathboneVchrobertsjhs651945p125lcyoutiebasp191982p92-9Vcpjiii498breproducingl29only/Vcprxiiip124Vcpapgriappai6 Vcsuessapudbkramerarchiv441998p324VVcadell-g|WWcaesareaeWcaesarodunumWcagnatGWcairWWWcairoWcalboli2W4W5W6W7W8W9W:W;W<W=W>W?W@WAWcalderiniW2WcalendrierEWtWcambriddgeWcambridge`WaWWWVWWWXW[W WWWW0W}WWWcambysesWWWWWWWcapitaleW WcasanovaWront_R8>6.5 X 4.5 cm31-II203E-P (6)Unknown customs officialPHReceipt for payment of the customs duty for the harbor of MemphisBL III, 195 (line 6); BL IX, 249 (date; lines 5-6)October 22, 210 A.D.Boak AERSoknopaiou Nesos; MemphisP.Mich.inv. 6181GreekCairo6 + 2 on the sealPapNoYes (only the se, on the plate.k publishedl5C.B. Welles, AJA 50 (1936) p. 287; P.Customs No. 347.p1/8/98bSoknopaiou NesosAnimal; Customs; Taxation; TransportCustomshouse Receipt1935much defaced; seal preserved (see note)1RectoDocumentary<_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPou''‡FxDuplicate receipt given by Nechthembes, who appears to have been a small contractor employing a gang of men to prepare part of the estate for cultivationyNechthembes son of Horos, Heliopolites (see Pros.Ptol. IV 10305); Komoamis (Komoapis) (architekton) (see Pros.Ptol. I 535 + add.); ergataiz!Agriculture; Profession; Salaries{ Heliopolites|PHOUnknown place, EgyptP6broken off on the right side, damaged on the left sideQ1RRecto; Verso is blankS DocumentaryX 3151r_a.bmphA5.5 x 10.3 cm (+ P.Lond. VII, 1957: 4.6 x 7.6 cm)July 1925; Acquired from Dr. KondiliosNechthembes son of HorosPH+ P.Lond. VII 1957; Zenon archiveDuplicate receipt given by Nechthembes, who appears to have been a small contractor employing a gang of men to prepare part of the estate for cultivationFebruary 1, 256 B.C.Edgar CCHeliopolitesP.Mich.inv. 3151Register of Documents Prepared at the Grapheion1933Long roll broken at the right end, which was cut in seven pieces when housed into glass. - At the folds of the roll deep indentations have been worn from both edges toward the center of the sheet (the Hdamage is most important in the right part of the roll). - The sheet bearing col. I of the recto and col. XI-XII of the Verso was attached to the rest after these columns had been written.1Recto; Verso (and Recto, col. 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Acknowledgment of deposit of 1,800 silver drachmai, (made) by Orsenouphis and Heraklas to Herakles. (Fee:) 16 drachmai. Similarly, through Orsenouphis, son of Belphis: 8 silver drachmai. Sale of 1 bikos, (made) by Didymos to his brother Lysas. (Fee;) 4 drachmai. On the 16th. Loan of 380 silver drachmai, (made) by Eutychos to KroniDon and Assythmis. (Fee:) 8 silver drachmai. Agreement guaranteeing immunity (concerning) 380 drachmai, (made) by Kronion to Assythmis. (Fee:) 21 obols. On the 17th. Acknowledgment of deposit of 220 silver drachmai and 12 1/2 artabai of wheat, (made) by Horos and his wife to Eutychos. (Fee:) 7 drachmai. Acknowledgment of receipt of an agreement (concerning) 220 drachmai, (made) by Panesneus to Horos. (Fee:) 6 drachmai. Lease of 9 arourai of green fodder, (made) by Harmiysis to Onnophris. (F4.62AP.Mich.inv. 698BRecto, col. I (b)CPapDIArchive of Kronion son of Apion, nomographos of the grapheion of TebtynisEBoak AERFPMich IIG128, col. I (b)H1933KBL III, 108 (l. 1; 4; 8). - L. 3: read Chaouanin, instead of [Pasi]ouani(os) (compare P.Mich. V, 240, l. 68); 4: read Nestesis, instead of Tiesiesis, as in P.Mich. V, 238, l. 12-13; 240, l. 69-70. (PH)UYesVtop of BWNoX-1921, Acquired by Kelsey from Nahman in Cairo[/Register of Documents Prepared at the Grapheion\ 47 x 27.5 cm_vBy comparison with P.Mich. V, 240, it can be assumed that col. I (b) of P.Mich. II, 128 is a continuation of col. 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(PH)UYesVJ (Kelsey loan, Nov. 98)WYesX 26-B8D-D1[Rules for Musical Contests\JI - 11.3 x 5.5 cm; II - 10.7 x 5.5 cm; III - 2.9 x 4.5 cm; IV - 1.5 x 1 cmion: off-print filed downstairs under Inv.Nr. 5644a.k publishedl Cl. Praux, CE 28 (1953) p. 394.p6/5/97s1671‚AP.Mich.inv. 4682BRecto, fragments I-IVCPapD+ P.Mich. inv. 4773EPearl OMFICS 3G132-139H1978I Photo, p. 139J SB XIV 11931K~Two fragments added (one formerly kept under the same inv. nr., the other from inv. 4773), all joined; to be republished. (PH)UYesVJ (Kelsey loan, Nov. 98)WYesX 26-B8D-D1[Rules for Musical Contests\JI - 11.3 x 5.5 cm; II - 10.7 x 5.5 cm; III - 2.9 x 4.5 cm; IV - 1.5 x 1 cmback to Research boxes. of EgyptoGreek 6; Frg. IV - 1hed;D‚hAca. 8.5 x 10 cm26-B16G-AUnknownPHAssignment of parcels of public land in Patsontis and of revenue land in Kerkesoucha to Achillas son of KastorBL V, 111 (on line 11)IInd cent. A.D. 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IV/2, p. 158)2Pl IIKaranis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptSB VI 9242aAnnals of the Faculty of Arts, Ibrahim Pasha University7A-8descriptionyWWWdescriptions5W?W\WmW{WWWWdescriptiveWdescriptivelabelVdesertWWWWWWdesignatedWWWWWWdesignatingWdesignedWetW_WdestroyedWdetailedjWdetailsWWdetainsWdevice WdevotedW_W#WHWIWdiagonalWdiagraphe8WdidymWdidymeWdidymosWWKWWWWW2W5WBWbWcWsWzW|W}WWWWWWWWWWLWWZW[Wdidymos'sBW[Wdied7W>WdifferentWWWWWWWdifficultYWdifficultiesMWNWDW8W9WdikaiodotesWdikeWaWdWtW_WdiligentTWdiningvWdiodoraWWWdiodorosWEWWW|WWdioecetesWdiogenesWWYW`WWdioikesisWdioiketes|WTWYWZW_WsWtW;W{WWWdioklesWdionysiaMWC I‚hCgs>Agriculture; Compulsory lease; Land status; Taxation (Land); Topography (Ptolemais Nea)Assignment of Uncultivated Public Land1952damaged along the folds1Recto; Verso is blankDocumentary<_600DPIFront_R1>2890r.bmp<_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPDIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>iais Nea, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of Egypt-3Pl. IIIKaranis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptSB VI 9242bAnnals of the Faculty of Arts, Ibrahim Pasha University 2Agriculture; Co?:29tWCW WWWOWAWZWW2W4W8W9W;WCWDWQWRWcWuWwWWWWWWW-WWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWTWUW29x11cmV29x13cmV29x13.6cmAV29x13.7cmV29x21.5cm-VV29x23cmV29x9.5cmZV29.1W29.2WW29.2x17.1cmV29.2x23.2cmV29.3WAWYWWWWW}WrW29.3x10.2cm}V29.3x22.8cmVV29.5x27cmV29.5x7.9cmV29.5x8.8cmV29.7WWyWFW29.8WYW29.8x10cmV2929WW2983W2991W2997WW3WWWWW?WPWWWWDWW(WqWDW Oeither"WpW{WWWWWW$WSWWWWWW,WWWWwWW8WWWeitherareoskomeortebtynispolemonosmerisarsinoitenomeVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVeitherarsinoeherakleidoumerisarsinoitenomeorunknownh/V/V/V/V/V/V/V/V/V/V/V/V/VorunknownhVeitherhieranesosherakleidoumerisarsinoitenomeorunkno)VeitherhieranikolaouherakleidoumerisarsinoitenomeorunVeitherkaranisherakleidoumerisarsinoitenomeorkerkememVi:k publishedl Cl. 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(PH)k publishedp6/9/97s279024 A.D.wCairoxNReceipt for seed grain, issued by four cultivators to the sitologoi of KaranisyAmmonios son of Papeis (Papeeis) (see ZPE 88 [1991] p. 182-183); Sotas son of Kalokairos; Nepous son of Hermas; Sokrates son of Demetrios; Aurelius Soterichos, agoranomosz1Administration; Agriculture; Loan; Tax collection{Karanis; 58th cleruchy|PHO=Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptPbroken off at the topQ1RRectoS DocumentaryhUSh '8.5"W$W'W:WYWWWWWWWWW4W5WFWHWOWRWlWoWrWWWWWWWWWW WWW%WW W WW/WiWWWWWFWtWKWPW8.5x10cm%V8.5x10.4cmV8.5x10.5cmrV8.5x12.3cmKV8.5x12.5cm V8.5x12.7cmV8.5x13>V8.5x14.2cmiV8.5x17.2cmV8.5x21.5cmV8.5x22.5cmV8.5x23.1cmV8.5x36.5cmVV8.5x4.5cm$V8.5x4.6cmV'V8.5x5cmLV8.5x5.5cmfV8.5x5.6cmOV8.5x5.8cmVV8.5x6cmV8.5x6.1cm5V8.5x6.3cmFV8.5x6.4cm~VV8.5x6.7cmVHVV8.5x7cmRVV8.5x7.1cmVV8.5x7.4cmVoV8.5x8.2cmV8.5x8.5cmVtV8.5x8.6cmV8.5x9.3cmxV8.5x9.5cm=V8.6WWWWWW"WWWWWWWWWWWVS nl1953BWW1954{WWWWWWW`WWWWW1955MWWOWaWWWW.WWWWWWWWWFWWW1955-1956W1956MWRWSWWWW?W@WRWWW1956-1957W1957HWvWWWWW5WWW6W1958WW3WWW WW196`W=W196-197CW196-198DWyW1960WIW1961EWtWWW'W_W`WsWW!W1962WyWWPW]WhWWW1963MW?W}W1964mW}W}WWWaWyWW<WWWWWWW W2W4W5W6W7W8W9W:W;W}W"W)W*W,WWW1965`WVWWWOWyW{WWWW3W7WtWWW'W_W`WsWW!W\WWWWWWWWWWWIWzW{W5WW1966WWWWWWW1967HWWWWWWWWWWWW> ,3WWWWAWWWWW W W W W WWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWW W!W"W#W$W%W&W'W(W)W*W+W,WtWWW3-5W3117dW3118eW3141MW3142NW3311W3312xW3314WW3806qW4yWWyWWW W W W W WWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWW W!W"W#W$W%W&W'W(W)W*W+W,W4296WW6"W5767W5774W5838W5907WW5917W5919WW6WMWW W W W W WWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWW W!W"W#W$W%W&W'W(W)W*W+W,WXW6glassesglasses1256ontopofebecarefulwhenremoviVV V V V V VVVVVVVVVVVVVVVpk‚hA14.5 x 18.5 cm26-B17F-AValerius alias Heron, son of DioskorosPHChirograph in which Valerius alias Heron acknowledges that Hermias, son of Didymos, has deposited with him the sum of 140 drachmai, which he will return on demand169/170 A.D.Aly AAKaranis, Herakleidou meris of the Arsinoite nome; Sosikosmios; AlthaieusP.Mich.inv. 4737GreekCairo21PapNoYesThe article by A.A. Aly has been reprinted in 1952 as Ibrahim University Studies in Papyrology 1.Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptValerius alias Heron, son of Dioskoros (see also P.Mich. IV/2 p. 195); Hermias son of Didymos grandson of Hermias, Sosikosmios alias Althaieus; Marcus Aurelius, Emperor10Pl. XKaranis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nomeE? landWWWWWTWWWWWWW$W2W5WCWEWKWxWzWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWfWjWqWuWzWWWWWW8W|W}WWtWWW:WEWGWgWWGWPWUW[WlandsurveyVland-taxWWlandholdingsWlatinWWlatter'sWlease9WCWDWEWWWWWWWWWWWWuWWWWWWcWqWkWnWoW/WUWleaseofabakerycVleaseofabathVleaseofacamel-stablekVleaseofareedbedonwastelandVleaseoffarmlandVVleaseofgrainlandV}VleaseofgrainlandandolivegrovesVleaseofland9VCVDVEVuVVV8VleaseofpublicestatesVleaseofpubliclandVleaseholdWWWWWWlegalWWlesseesWWWletter_WgW|WWWWi*u9achillassonofph Vachillassonofserenusseealsopcairisid12kVachillassonofsoVachillassonofsotasVachilleusWqWWWWWWachisFWachis>FWachorimphisWachyrouWWWWWWaciliusWacting WWactispWactuariusWacutusWWadamadd|WWWWW W"W$W%W'W(W*W+W,W-W/W0W1WWaWcWdWeWfWgWhWiWjWkWlWmWnWoWpWqWrWsWtWuWzW|WWWWWWWWWWWWWWWaddaiosSWTWaddaiosseeprosptoli58TVadelphoi]Wadelphon]WaderiousWadion3WadoraWadorasonofaboikisabykisVaegyptusWWWWW9WWaeion WWWWaeionsonofkouttasseealsoomichi6335 VaeionsonofpapeeisVaeionsonofsambasVaeionsonoftoullasptollasVaeionisWSo ;kerkesouchaKWW<WWWWWWWWWWWW$W1W7WMWPWTW~WWWWWWWWWWW|WWW$WGWIWWWWWW W WMWkerkesouchaargaitisphialekormosphryganikonemblemaVkerkesouchaepoikionbasileidosbasilidosVkerkesouchaherakleidoumerisofthearsinoitenomenilouneVkerkesouchakaranisVVKVkerkesouchakaranisherakleidoumerisousiaformerestateofVkerkesouchakaranispersesVkerkesouchaorousPVTV~VVkerkesouchaorouspolemonosmeris1VVVWWhWnWWWWWWkoptosQkormosWkynopolites8Wkynopolitesnomosanotapeklamvillageofthe8thpagusoft8VkyrenetWkyrenekaranismisenumportusostiarometVlenaeitesWlenaeitespangaeiteskirkaeitesanteopolitesantaiopolitesVleukogeion Wleukogion"WeWWWMBi3WWW&W-W3W9W;WAWGWIWMWOWYWkWlWuWvWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWW WWW'W+W2W<WWW\WcWpWvW|W}WWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWMWRW[WkWWWWWWWWWWWWWW_WdWiWxWyW}WWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWW$W'W)W*W.W/WQWUWbWfWgWrWWWW WW'WWWWWWW$W.WhWiWjWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWW W W W W WWWWWWWWWWWWW W!W"W#W%W&W'W(W-W.W1W2W4W6W8W:W;W<W=WXWTW)ienlist+Wenlisted?WWW[Wenlists+WenochWWenoikesisWenough|W&W%W:WAWWWYWeWqWWW-WpWWenquiredWenragedLW4|$‡9Cis (Pausis) (& unnamed wife) (see also P.Mich. V, 238, l. 174); Apynchis son of Pasis (see also P.Mich. V, 238, l. 174); Pasis son of Pasis; Kronion, son of Polydeukes (see also P.Mich. V, 238, l. 175); Karpos son of S[- - -] (see also P.Mich. V, 238, l. 175); Tapieus (see also P.Mich. V, 238, l. 177); Herodes (see also P.Mich. V, 238, l. 177); Herakleides son of Hephaistion (see also P.Mich. V, 238, l. 176); Petesis (see also P.Mich. V, 238, l. 176); Mieus (& unnamed wife) (see also P.MicDh. V, 238, l. 178); Psosneus son of Andronikos (see also P.Mich. V, 238, l. 178; and P.Mich. II, p. 233); Agathopous(?) neoteros; Thermouthis (see also P.Mich. V, 238, l. 191; 195); Herakleides (see also P.Mich. V, 238, l. 191-192; 195); Thasis (Tasis) (see also P.Mich. V, 238, l. 196); Harmiysis (see also P.Mich. V, 238, l. 196); Herakles(?); Tamieus (see also P.Mich. V, 238, l. 197); Kronion son of Ereeis (see also P.Mich. V, 238, l. 197); Psyphis (see also P.Mich. V, 238, l. 198); Orseu^Gd:taxation^W`WaWbWcWdWeWfWgWhWkWlWnWpWrWsWuWvWxWyW{W|WWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWW W WWWWWWW/W1W3W4W5W7W8W?W@WBWCWGWIWKWWWfWgWhWjWlWoWpWrWtWuWvWwWxWzW{W|WWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWW W W W WWWWWWWWW#W$W(W*W,W.W/W0W2W4W5W7W8W9W;W=W>W?WBWIWJWMWPWTWYW^WmWsWW# H hiroyal WWWWWWWWWWWWW WWWWWW1W3W6W;W=W>WFWOWRWTWYWZW\WbWiWjWlWmWrWvWyW{W|W}W~WWWWWWWWWWWWWWTWnWWW|WWWtWWVWWW[W]WWrufinus WrufusWWWW"WrugsWruinWruined=WruinsmWnWruleWruledOWrullius"W0Wrulliustoiuliusapollinariushisbrothergreetingimarvel0VrunSWWrun-off|Wrunnels WrunningfWhWWWmWrunsWrushesCWDWEWVWWWW}WruthWrutiliusWWsW2WWPW\W*W+WgWWWWWWWPWWW1WJWW^WhWWW-WsaWsabYWsabakousfWhWWWWsabaothTWsabaousaWsabaoussonofpaesiosaVsabatousuWsabeinosW_C,‚n=Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptoGreekr11uUnknownvIInd cent. A.D.wCairoxBlank form for the assignment of a plot of public land in Ptolemais Nea(?), giving its description, but not the name of the farmer to whom it was imposedy-zWAgriculture; Compulsory lease; Land status; Taxation (Land); Topography (Ptolemais Nea){1st cleruchy; Ptolemais Nea(?)|PHOLprobably Ptolemais Nea, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptPdamaged along the foldsQ1RRecto; Verso is blankS DocumentaryX 2890r.bmphBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>ziobably Ptolemais Nea, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of Egypt-3Pl. IIIKaranis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptSB VI 9242bAnnals of the Faculty of Arts, Ibrahim Pasha University 2Agriculture`'‚_`The article by A.A. Aly has been reprinted in 1952 as Ibrahim University Studies in Papyrology 1n=Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptoGreekr16uUnknownv-IInd cent. A.D. (ca. 160/161or 183/184 A.D.?)wCairoxnAssignment of parcels of public land in Patsontis and of revenue land in Kerkesoucha to Achillas son of Kastory6Achillas son of Kastor (see also P.Mich. IV/2, p. 158)zSAgriculture; Compulsory lease; Land status; Taxation (Land); Topography (Patsontis){T1st cleruchy; Patsontis; Abelkian (topos); Enkeou (topos); Bema (topos); Kerkesoucha|PHOHprobably Patsontis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptPdamaged at the bottomQ1RRectoS DocumentaryT 4791r.bmphpublishedl Cl. Praux, CE 28 (1953) p. 394.p6/5/97s2316# Arts, Ibrahim Pasha University 2G2H1952IPl IIJ SB VI 9242aKBL V, 111 (on line 11)UNoWYesX 26-B16G-A[&Assignment of Uncultivated Public Land\ca. 8.5 x 10 cm<_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DMHiundividedWWW1W4W6W7W>W?WFWMWNWOWWWYW\W]WbWdWjWmWnWqWrWtW|W}WWWWWWWlWmWW?W@WWhWiWWWundone%WundulycWuneasy#WunemcumberedWunencumberedWFWWWWnWyWunfavorableyWunfinishedWSWunfloodedWunguents#WunharmedpWunhinderedkWuninsultedWunintelligibleTWunintermittinglyW#$;1stWWWWWbW1st2ndsectionsofacanalorofanareaservedbythelocaV1stcleruchybV1stcleruchykerkesouchaV1stcleruchypatsontisabelkiantoposenkeoutoposbematopoV1stcleruchyptolemaisneaVV21stWW21stcleruchyVV224WWW22ndWW22ndcleruchyVV25thWjW25thcleruchyVjV26thWW26thcleruchyV26thcleruchy27thcleruchy28thcleruchy29thcleruchy30thV27thW28th^WWW28thcleruchy^V2953W2954W29thW2ndWWWWdW2ndcleruchyVVVdV30thzWW30thcleruchyzV357bW358W37thW39thMWW39thcleruchyMV40thWW40thcleruchyV43rdW44thWW44thcleruchyV45thW45thcleruchyV48thW4thW50thWLW-3 wjeditionoWWWWIWWWeditionsIWeditorlWWIWWUWedizioneWeen WWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWW W W W W WWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWW W!W"W#W$W%W&W'W(W)W*W+W,WefeffacedWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWW W W W W WWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWW W!W"W#W$WwihA13 x 11 cm33-B556K-A (3-4)SarapionPHReceipt for the annual rent of 9 arourai of a catoecic allotment, paid in kind by an Arabikos to a SarapionOctober 19, 218 A.D.Aly AAPtolemais NeaP.Mich.inv. 6552GreekCairo10PapNoYesThe article by A.A. Aly has been reprinted in 1952 as Ibrahim UniversityB Studies in Papyrology 1.perhaps Ptolemais Nea, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptSarapion; Arabikos, georgos; Caracalla, Emperor6Pl. VIKaranis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptSB VI 9243Annals of the Faculty of Arts, Ibrahim Pasha University 2Agriculture; Lease; Profession; RentReceipt for Rent1952damaged atCurbinatiWurkunden<WvWWWW W W W W WWWWgWhWiWjWkWlWmW1W2W3W4W5W6W7W8W9W:W;W<W=W>W?W@WAWBWCWDWEWFWGWHWIWJWKWLWMWNWOWPWQWRWSWTWUWVWWWXWYWZW[W\W]W^W_W`WaWbWcWdWeWfWgWhWiWjWkWlWmWnWoWpWqWrWsWtWuWvWwWxWyWzW{W|W}W~WWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWDWW:W;W<W=W>WTWUWXWZW[WviWWWWWWWW@BC sbvi9436pCBD sbvi9436oK`1 9Cpnebtynis; Ptolemes (Ptolemais, Ptolemaios); Horos; Taaryotes; Tatephersos; (another?) Papnebtynis; Serapas (Sarapas); Anteloeis; (another?) Mieus (& unnamed wife); Mieus Koueis; Petesouchos son of Kimaisis; Onnophris, thesaurophylax (see P.Mich. II, p. 224); Kronion (son of Apion, grapheion official); (another?) Peteeus; Peteeus the younger(?); Zoilos; Ammonios; Heronas; Maron; Orsenouphis; (another?) Lysas; Horion, brother of Horion; (another) Horion, brother of HorionzAdministration; Agriculture; Animal; Cadastre; Debt; Deposit; Dowry; House ownership; Industry; Land ownership; Lease; Loan; Marriage; Mortgage; Notary; Price; Profession; Renting; Sale; Scribe; Woman{Kerkesoucha; Talites|PHOC`‚_;hA'CDiAIy sbxiv11517yoxz{ sbxiv11522{pz|} sbxiv11530}q|~ sbxiv11531r~€ sbxiv11509€s€ sbxiv11512€t€ sbxiv11527€u€ sbxiv11529€v€ sbxiv11528€w€ sbxiv11520€x€ sbxiv11526€yz€ sbxiv11513€{€ sbxiv11511€|€ sbxiv11514€}€ sbxiv11515€~€ sbxiv11519€€ sbxiv11518€€ sbxiv11510€apWWWW W W W W WWWWapvVVVV V V V V VVVVarchivWWWWWWWWWWWWWWEWFWGWHWIW8WWarchiv11Varchiv33Varchiv35VVarchiv36VVarchiv39Varchiv41VVVVVVVarchiv42EVFVGVHVIVarchiv438Varchiv45Vars|Warsorientalis|VartsWWWWWWWWWWWasaeWWWWWasae29VVVVVassocWatiya5WattiWWWattixviicongrint1Vattixviicongrint3VVaziz5WbaspWWWWWnoite nome, province of EgyptSB VI 9242bIbrahim Studies 1Agriculture; Compulsory lease; Land status; Taxation (Land); Topography (Ptolemais Nea)Assignment of Public Land1952iAAurelius Paulos, of the village of Karanis, to Aurelius Melas, of the same village, greeting. Since I occupy and hold your houses in the same village, whenever you come in safety to the same village, <I agree> to restore to you the aforementioned houses, as stated above.jDone, on ph.; check for the original (Cairo, not A2 as in the inventory). Edition: off-print filed downstairs under Inv.Nr. 5644a.k publishedl Cl. Praux, CE 28 (1953) p. 394.p6/5/97‚AP.Mich.inv. 5279CPapEAly AAF9Annals of the Faculty of Arts, Ibrahim Pasha University 2G9H1952IPl. IXJ SB VI 9246UNoWYesX 28-165*-C[List of villages\ 7.8 x 12.0 cm_The article by A.A. Aly has been reprinted in 1952 as Ibrahim University Studies in Papyrology 1. - A check mark is placed to the left of each entry in the papyrus, and at least three names are rechecked with a somewhat similar mark on their right.n=Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of Egypt'‡FhD_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>iAtYear 29, Choiak 9. Nechthembes son of Horos, Heliopolite, has received through Komoapis, for the levelling of the vineyard, for 20 labourers at one obol each, 3 drachmai 2 obols. Year 29, Choiak [9]. Nechthembes son of Horos, Heliopolite, [has received through] Komoapis(?), for the [levelling] of the [vineyard], for [20] labourers [at] one obol each, 3 drachmai 2 obols.tj#done, on the orig. scanned; checkedk publishedp10/14/97s1840e receipt given by Nechthembes, who appears to have been a small contractor employing a gang of men to prepare part of the estate for cultivationFebruary 1, 256 B.C.Edgar CCHeliopolitesP.Mich.inv. 3151<_6DA!‚iA1st cleruchy. Patsontis: of public land in the hamlet of Abelkian, the half share of 9 3/8 arourai; in the same hamlet, the half share of 6 arourai; in the hamlet of Enkes, the half share of 12 arourai <and> 3 arourai on the southeast side, extending north to south from the area sown in the 24th year as fas as the southern boundary; in the hamlet of Bema, the half share of 8 1/16(?) arourai, and 5/16 aroura of a vegetable garden. Kerkesoucha: of revenue land, 1 1/2 arourai. And whatBever land generally with respect to the entire cleruchy fails to be inundated. Achillas, son of Kastor, has received this assignment.sjMDone, on ph. Edition: off-print filed downstairs under Inv.Nr. 5644a. Scannedk publishedl Cl. Praux, CE 28 (1953) p. 394.p6/5/97s2316$ 183/184 A.D.?)wCairoxnAssignment of parcels of public land in Patsontis and of revenue land in Kerkesoucha to Achillas son of Kastory6Achillas son of Kastor (see also P.Mich. IV/2, p. 158)55O3iEvillage secretary. Acknowledgment of deposit of 400 drachmai, (made) by Harmeysis and his wife to Eutychos. (Fee:) 4 drachmai, which he owes. Agreement to furnish lodging for the sum of 56 silver drachmai, (made) by Pyrrhichos to Papontos. (Fee:) 22 obols. Lease of 6 [1/4] arourai, (made) by Heron to Polykrates. (Fee:) 21 obols. Agreement of confirmation, (made) by Theneraklea to Diodora. (Fee:) 20 obols. Pj4Rehoused in 1997. Done on the orig. scanned; checkedk publishedlP.Mich. V, 240, notes.p3/13/9864AP.Mich.inv. 698BRecto, col. II, l. 28-45CPapDIArchive of Kronion son of Apion, nomographos of the grapheion of TebtynisEBoak AERFPMich IIG128, col. II, l. 28-45H1933KBL X, 123 (l. 45)UYesVtop of BWNoX-1921, Acquired by Kelsey from Nahman in Cairo[Accounts of Expenditures\ 47 x 27.5 cmnPl. 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Praux, CE 28 (1953) p. 395.p6/6/97s2423‚AP.Mich.inv. 4801Bb 2CPapEAly AAF9Annals of the Faculty of Arts, Ibrahim Pasha University 2G5H1952IPl. VJ SB VI 9242dKBL VII, 205 (on lines 2-3)UNoWYesX 26-B17F-A[&Assignment of Uncultivated Public Land\ 6.3 x 6 cm_aThe article by A.A. Aly has been reprinted in 1952 as Ibrahim University Studies in Papyrology 1.n=Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptoGreekr8uUnknownvIInd cent. A.D.wCairoxTBlank form for the assignment of a plot of crown land in the plain of Psenarpsenesisy-z;Agriculture; Compulsory lease; Land status; Taxation (Land){O9th cleruchy; Psenarpsenesis; Pachalama (topos) (see also P.Mich. XII, 626, 19)|PHOFprobably Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptPcompleteQ1RRecto; Verso is blankS Documentaryhlease; Land status; Taxation (Land); Topography (Ptolemais Nea)Assignment of Uncultivated Public Landprobably Ptolemais Nea, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of Egypt-3Pl. IIIKaranis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptSB VI 9242bAnnals of the Faculty of Arts, Ibrahim Pasha University 2Agriculture; C!b jishareWWWWWW'WWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWW7W9W>W?W@WAWFWIWJWLWMWOWPWUWWWYW\W]W_WcWdWfWhWjWmWnWqWrWtWvWwWzWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWW7W8W:WRWlWmWnWuWWWWWWWW?W@WWWWW+WhWiWWWWWWW[Wshared?WsharesCWYWyWW1W6W7W9W@WAWIWJWMWVWbWwW|W}WWWWWWuWWWWWWsharpestWshavedoWshavenoWsheqW_WWWWWW&W3WyWWWWW'WSW\WWWWWWWWW><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>q4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_v:‚AP.Mich.inv. 2890CPapD+ P.Mich. inv. 2898EAly AAF9Annals of the Faculty of Arts, Ibrahim Pasha University 2G3H1952IPl. IIIJ SB VI 9242bUNoWYesX 24-5006E2-A[&Assignment of Uncultivated Public Land\*10.5 x 8 cm (when combined with inv. 2898)_Published as two fragments from inv. 2890. - The article by A.A. Aly has been reprinted in 1952 as Ibrahim University Studies in Papyrology 1one, on ph. Edition: off-print filed downstairs under Inv.Nr. 5644a. 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I have received the rent of nine arourai of a catoecic allotment, which you cultivate in the vicinity of the village of Ptolemais Nea, thirty-two artabai of wheat, for the past year, and I have no claim against you for anything whatsoever, as aforesaid. Year 2 of the Emperor Caesar Marcus Aurelius Antoninus Pius Felix Augustus, Phaophi 22.jEDone, on ph. Edition: off-print filed downstairs under Inv.Nr. 5644a.fFiAThe eleventh year of the Emperor Caesar Domitian Augustus Germanicus, the month Kaisarios, 1 to 10. We, Komon and associates, public sitologoi of the village of Philopator, have received of the crop of the same year by leveled public . . . wheat-measure, for private land at Bacchias, (to the account of) Petalos, son of Apollonios, through Apollonous, four and one-half and one-third and one-twenty-fourth <artabai>, (and) for epibole, two and one-half and one-third and one-twelfth, equBEal for the receipt 7 2/3 1/8 artabai of wheat, and the extra charges.3jEDone, on ph. Edition: off-print filed downstairs under Inv.Nr. 5644a.k publishedlICl. Praux, CE 28 (1953) p. 394; E. Battaglia, Aegyptus 62 (1982) p. 137.p6/5/97s2618<_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><1{‚hC, province of EgyptSB VI 9247Annals of the Faculty of Arts, Ibrahim Pasha University 2Debt; Money Deposit; Personal status: Alexandrian citizenAcknowledgment of Deposit of Money1952broken off at the bottom; damaged along the breaks3RectoDocumentary<_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>ilso P.Mich. IV/2 p. 195); Hermias son of Didymos grandson of Hermias, Sosikosmios alias Althaieus; Marcus Aurelius, Emperor10Pl. XKaranis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome,rW‚hCxt_title>Assignment of Uncultivated Public Land1952complete1Recto; Verso is blankDocumentary<_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5>D9<_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>i9th cleruchy. Psenarpsenesis: of crown land in the hamlet of Pachalama, the half share of 3 21/64 arourai, common and undivided, in proportion to the entire area therein.jDone, on ph.; check for the original (Cairo, not A2 as in the inventory). Edition: off-print filed downstairs under Inv.Nr. 5644a.k publishedl Cl. Praux, CE 28 (1953) p. 394.p6/5/97s2322‚AP.Mich.inv. 4801Bb 1CPapEAly AA4v8satornilus6Wsaturnilus_WWVWWsaturninusDWWWsatyrosWsavings+Wsayings WWsays_WsceneWscheduleWscheduleoritinerarypreparedforinspectionofaridandunVschemeWscholastic'WscholasticiWscholasticusWschoolW`WsWWWNWschoolexerciseoramuletwrittenonawaxedtabletperhapsVschoolboyWschoolboy'suWscribeCWWWWWuW"WQWWW.W>WRWscribesWscriniumrWscriptioGWseal(W-Wsealfromareceiptforpaymentofacustomsduty-Vsealofareceiptforpaymentofacustomsduty(Vsealed{WGWKWsealsGWsearchWW>WsearchedZW[WseatsWsebastosWW-W1WWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWW W W W W WWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWV Q^ studiesWWWWWWstylehWsubscription`W6WTWUWsubscriptions`WsuccessiveWWsuch`WsufferedWsuggestedBWWsumWsummaryWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWsumsWsupplgWsureWsurfaceWWWWWWWWWWWWWW>WWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWsurrounded)WsyngraphophylaxtWtBWtabletWtabletsWtakenWWWtapaWtapaincorrectlyprintsitasinv1579VtaxUWdWtaxpayerWtechnicalWtextWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWW{WzWWWWWWKWuWW>WBWSWTW`WWWWW0IearlierWWeasiervWwWedMWWWedgar>WSW`WhWWedgeWWW(W,WedictwWeditioW!WQWeditionWWWeditor5W;WWWW-W.Weditor'sWedu/cgi-local/dsm/apBWegyptlWegyptian<Weiromenon WWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWeithertWelegy WendWWWendsWWenteredWWentriesYWentryWerasedWessentiallyunpublishedVestablishedWetWeutychos=WevenhW-WWexcavationWWexecutorWexerciseWexpresshWextendWextractYWextreme(W)WextremelyhWf{WWAWWfacing$W%W&W'W(WWA1W‚_aThe article by A.A. Aly has been reprinted in 1952 as Ibrahim University Studies in Papyrology 1.n=Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptoGreekr21u&Valerius alias Heron, son of Dioskorosv 169/170 A.D.wCairoxChirograph in which Valerius alias Heron acknowledges that Hermias, son of Didymos, has deposited with him the sum of 140 drachmai, which he will return on demandyValerius alias Heron, son of Dioskoros (see also P.Mich. 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Aly has been reprinted in 1952 as Ibrahim University Studies in Papyrology 1.Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptValerius alias Heron, son of Dioskoros (see also P.Mich. IV/2 p. 195); Hermias son of Didymos, Sosikosmios alias Althaieus10Pl. XKaranis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptSB VI 9247AnnalCs of the Faculty of Arts, Ibrahim Pasha University 2Money Deposit; Personal status: Alexandrian citizenAcknowledgment of Deposit of Money1952broken off at the bottom; damaged along the breaks3RectoDocumentary<_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><k‚iAValerius also called Heron, son of Dioskoros, of the village of Karanis in the Herakleides division of the Arsinoite nome, to Hermias, son of Didymos, grandson of Hermias, of the Sosicosmian tribe and the Althaean deme, greeting. I acknowledge that I have received from you a deposit of one hundred and forty silver drachmai guaranteed against risk, which I will return to you whenever you wish. You shall have the right of execution on my person and all my property, as if in accordance with aB legal decision. Let this chirograph, written by me in a single copy, be valid wherever it is produced, as if it were filed in a public record-office. (2nd hand) Year 10 of Antoninus Caesar, the lord, Armeniacus Medicus Parthicus Maximus . . .jEDone, on ph. Edition: off-print filed downstairs under Inv.Nr. 5644a.k publishedl Cl. 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ADwCairoxReceipt for chaff for Babylony[---]zTax collection; taxation (Land){Babylon|PHOBunknown harbor, Herakleopolite or Memphite nome, province of EgyptPbroken at top and rightQ1RRecto; Verso is blankS DocumentaryT 9615o.bmphn at top and rightQ1RRecto; Verso is blankS DocumentaryT 9615o.bmph …hCg_R2><_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>CiAOn Mesore 13. Has brought Ptol . . . son of Akyllas, of the village of Karanis, for the 10th indiction, two hundred forty litrai, 240 litrai. Souchidas, (I have signed).@A ]  f z   jdone, on ph. Scannedk publishedp3/12/97 (or earlier)s735…AO.Mich.inv. 10263COstD-E Youtie HCF OMich IIIG1111H1951IPl. XIcUNoWYesX 28-B128C-H[ Pen Drawing\ 6.7 X 6 cmn=Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of Egypto-r057† iAOn Pachon 23, has brought Patermouthis son of Dioskoros, of the village of Karanis, of the fourth indiction, two-hundred and forty litrai of chaff, 240 litrai, only. (I,) Isara, (have signed).@Af   fjcheck print in small box?k publishedlSuppl.Mag. 1, 42, l. 13, note.p3/26/97s1079† AO.Mich.inv. 9808COstD-E Youtie HCF OMich IIIG1029H1951UNoWNoX 32-234*-T[Receipt of tax payment in kind\ 8.1 X 5.3 cmn=Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptoGreekr7s)see electronic version of OMich III, 1029u DioskorosvNov. 20, 296 A.D.wCairox3Tax receipt for wine paid by Serenus for the annonay{Domitius Domitianus, Emperor; Serenus, veteran (see also O. Mich. I, 548); Kallonios; Dioskoros (see also O. Mich. II, 802)z2Personal status: veteran; Taxation; Tax collection{horiodeiktia of Karanis|PHD,S†hA6.1 X 8.7 cm30-X(Unnamed) Tax-collectorPH-Receipt for delivery of grain by an Artemidoros to an unknown harborIIIrd cent. A.D. (Nov. 27/28)Youtie HCSyron (kome)O.Mich.inv. 9641GreekCairo5OstNoNoprobably Syron (kome), Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptBsee electronic version of OMich III, 1059Artemidoros son of Phokas1059Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptOMich IIILiturgy (compulsory public service); Tax collection; TransportationReceipt for Transport of Grain1951complete1Recto; Verso is blankDocumentary9641o.bmp9AhACiACsP†?@hACAiA †@@AhACsP†AohBsP†BFhACC@†CDhAC†D@hAbC8q†EshBiA†F@OhBiB†GzGhBD†H@BxhBDBiA†M@O:;hBiA†NShB†O@[hAC@†PPP†?AO.Mich.inv. 9485COstD7+ O. Mich. 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(July 4)Youtie HC- - -tonos kome (Stratonos kome?)O.Mich.inv. 9286GreekCairo8OstNoNounknown harbor, Herakleopolite or Memphite nome, province of Egyptsee electronic )=)L‡MAP.Mich.inv. 3142CPapD"+ P.Mich. inv. 3141; Zenon archiveEEdgar CCFPMich IG63H1931UYesV L (with 3141)WNoX&July 1925; Acquired from Dr. Kondilios[Two Letters from Spondates\!7.5 x 6 cm; 11 x 12 cm; 5 x 10 cm]put inv. 3141-3144 into different papers. - Well, no, put this one (inv. 3141 + 3142 = 3 fragments) into glass? Join two small bitsn7Philadelpheia, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, EgyptoGreekr14sCRecto written across the fibres; same hand as P.Mich. I, 64 (Edgar)u SpondatesvAugust 22, 247 B.C.w Ann Arborx(Copy of?) two letters from Spondates, who was in difficulties because of the disappearance of some property, perhaps wine from a wineyardy)Spondates (see Pap.Lugd.Bat. 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I, Sarapion, son of Phasis, (cultivator) of the 6th cleruchy, have received from you as loan of seed grain for the present 23rd year from the grain of the past 22nd year, for 3 arourai, five artabai of wheat. (2nd hand) I, Kastor, agoranomos, have signed for five artabai. Year 23, Hadrianos 30.]k publishedp6/9/97 €AP.Mich.inv. 6303B 17 - RectoCPapDP.Mich. inv. 6303 (18-22)EPearl OMF Aegyptus 33G10H1953J SB VI 9432aUNoWNoX32-C63A-Q (17-23)E+] 9karanisWWW4W[WWW5WWWYWWWWWSWoWWWWWWWWW W WW"WWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWVWWWWWWWWWWW#W.W}WWKWkaranosPWWWkarasWkarasbrotherofammoniosVkarisWkarneadesbkarpinoskarposW<WYWWW1W4W:WPWWWW4W>WSWnWWWWWWWWWW"WWWWWWWMWW WOWW'W.WkastoragoranomosVVVVVVkastorcheiristesVkastordekaprotos1VkastorgrammateusofkaranisSVkastorkomogrammateusofptolemaisVkastorkomogrammateusothernameoftheprecedingVkastorsonofdeiosPVkastorsonofheraskephalaiotes:VkastorsonofhoriVkastorsonofkopresVkastorsonofneasV%=z;karanis6thcleruchyptolemaisneakerkesouchaVkaranis75thcleruchyVkaranis75thcleruchykerkesouchaVkaranis86thcleruchyVkaranis90thcleruchyofkaranisVkaranisalekaVkaranisamouamouchorionVkaranisamphodonbithynonarsinoitonpolis3VkaranisamphodonchenoboskionofarsinoitonpolisFVkaranisamphodonisiouisieiouYVkaranisantinoeusVkaranisattinoukomeVkaranisbabylonJVkaranisdesertcanalofpatsontisVkaranisdinnisVVVkaranisdinnisleukogionNVkaranisepoikionofchairemonCVkaranisherakleidoumerisVV€hA9.6 X 8.5 cm32-C63A-Q (17-23)Sarapion son of PhasisPHP.Mich. inv. 6303 (17; 19-22)Receipt for seed grain, issued by a cultivator to the sitologoi of KaranisDec. 26, 214 A.D.Pearl OMKaranis; 6th cleruchy; Ptolemais (Nea); KerkesouchaP.Mich.inv. 6303GreekCairo9PapNoNoKaranisB, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of Egypt(unnamed) sitologoi of Karanis; Sarapion son of Phasis; Kastor son of Petheus; Kastor, agoranomos10-11Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptSB VI 9432b18 - RectoAegyptus 33Administration; Agriculture; Illiteracy; Loan; Tax collectionReceipt for Seed Grain1953completehoros;phorpames@.houseM8f/z9hermes$W>WWW5*WlWGWWWhermessonofaphrodisiosascholoumenosmonodesmianchortou*VhermessonofdioscorianusGVhermessonofharpoVhermessonofpatron$VhermessonofptolemaiosVhermeusohermias€hA7.5 X 9.1 cm32-C63A-Q (17-23)Ammon son of Harpokras(?)PHP.Mich. inv. 6303 (17-19; 21-22)Receipt for seed grain, issued by a cultivator to the sitologoi of KaranisDec. 26, 214 A.D.Pearl OMKaranis; 86th cleruchyP.Mich.inv. 6303GreekCairo11PapNoNoKaranis, Herakleidou meris, ABrsinoite nome, province of Egypt(unnamed) sitologoi of Karanis; Ammon son of Harpokras(?); Chairemon son of Pamounis; Kastor, agoranomos11Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptSB VI 9432c20 - RectoAegyptus 33Administration; Agriculture; Illiteracy; Loan; Tax collectionReceipt for Seed Grain1953complete1RectoDocumentary<_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>iATo the sitologoi of the village of Karanis, greeting. I, Ammon, son of Harpokras(?), of the public (cultivators) of the 86th cleruchy of Karanis, have received from you as loan of seed grain for the present 23rd year from the grain of the past 22nd year, 3 1/2 artabai of wheat. I, Chairemon, son of Pamounis, have written for him because he is illiterate. (2nd hand) I, Kastor, agoranomos, have signed for three and one-half artabai. 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Petheus son of Chelloos(?); Apollonios son of Ar- - -; Kastor, agoranomosz=Administration; Agriculture; Illiteracy; Loan; Tax collection{Karanis; 60th cleruchy|PHO=Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptPbroken off at the topQ1RRectoS DocumentaryhA11.5 X 7 cm32-C63A-Q (17-23)Petheus son of Chelloos(?)PHP.Mich. inv. 6303 (17-20; 22)Receipt for seed grain, issued by a cultivator to the sitologoi of KaranisDec. 31, 214 A.D.Pearl OMKaranis; 60th cleruchyP.Mich.inv. 6303GreekCairo8PapNoNoKaranis, Herakleidou meris, Arsin,/.G _9petheusWWW5WVWWWWWWWWWW/WWWWWWWW WWWWWW"WWWWWWWWWWWWWWW.WWWWWWWWWWpetheuspeteseussonofpeloeisformerhusbandofthaesisVVpetheusseealsopmichii121rectoixiVpetheussonofVpetheussonofaphVpetheussonofcharidemoshusbandofstotoetisVVVpetheussonofchelloosVpetheussonofdionysiosgrandsonofptolemaiosVpetheussonofhatresVpetheussonofischVpetheussonofmenchesVpetheussonofonnophrisandtasouchariongrandsonofheronVpetheussonofpasionsitologosofkaranisassociatesVpetheussonofpetausseeaboveandoftamysthathedaughterVpetheussonofpetheusVpetheussonofpetheusunnamedchildrenVpetheussonofphaesisandtamysthagrandsonofsisoisV;M;Oicheremon悅`Wcherished"WchersokopaiMWchesisWchest{WpWKW_WWchestsW_WcheusWWchialesWchian4WrWchichoisWchick-peasWchicken@WchicklingWeWWW.W2WchiefWOW8W>WVWhWnWW?W@W_WWchiefsWWchild_WgW3WWW7W<WBWLWSWeWkWoWpWWW+W=WWyW W W WWWWW3W6W:W;W<Wchild'sWchild-loving.Wchildless>WchildrenDW_WaWyW{W3W:WCWsWtWyWWWWWWWWWWW4W7WHWMWchoai.WchoesWiW Wchoiach:WchoiakuWWW WWW+WfWjWxW{WWWWWWWWWWWWEWFWIWaWWWW4WCWWWWoWWWWWWW WWW%W(W)W<W=Wchoiak9continued=V€hA7.8 X 7.7 cm32-235*-R II(16-18)Ammonios son of Papeis; Sotas son of Kalokairos; Nepous son of Hermas; Sokrates son of DemetriosPHReceipt for seed grain, issued by four cultivators to the sitologoi of KaranisNov. 25, 220 or 224 A.D.Pearl OMKaranis; 58th cleruchyP.Mich.inv. 6284GreekCairo11PapNoNoKaranis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptAmmonios son of Papeis (Papeeis); Sotas son of Kalokairos; Nepous son of Hermas; Sokrates son of Demetrios; Aurelius Soterichos, agoranomos13Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptSB VI 9432g16 - RectoAegyptus 33Administration; Agriculture; Loan; Tax collectionReceipt for Seed Grain<r€n=Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptoGreekr11u`Ammonios son of Papeis; Sotas son of Kalokairos; Nepous son of Hermas; Sokrates son of DemetriosvNov. 25, 220 or 224 A.D.wCairoxNReceipt for seed grain, issued by four cultivators to the sitologoi of KaranisyAmmonios son of Papeis (Papeeis); Sotas son of Kalokairos; Nepous son of Hermas; Sokrates son of Demetrios; Aurelius Soterichos, agoranomosz1Administration; Agriculture; Loan; Tax collection{Karanis; 58th cleruchy|PHO=Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptPbroken off at the topQ1RRectoS Documentaryhmentaryh9R5papinius5Wpapiniusapollinarius5VpapnebtynisqWtWWpapnouthisWpapnytisWpapontheusWpapontosWWSWXW{WW\WWWpapontosaliasdiodorossonofpyrrhosVpapontossonofalypos\VpapontossonofpapontosSVpapontossonofpaseisVpar9WparentspWpaseisWpasionWWWpasionsonofaphrodsitologosVpasipsemisWpasipsemissonoforseusandothermembersoftheguildVpasisTWnWpasoknopaiosWpatasWWpatermouthisWpatynion9WJWwWpatynisCWWWWpatynissonofharpaesisCVpaulosNWWWpaulossonofioannesVpaulostrapezitesVpaulusWpausirisWWWWpausirissonofammoniosVVpeeousWpeeousandsotasVpeisikles`pelagiosWpemesWpemessonofpemesVperhapsWpescenniusWpetalionWpetalionsonofpyrrhosVpetausWhWiW,@CˆhCol. I, abstract 2; V, 322a.black glass (-> folder?); clean the top?Tebtynis, Polemonos meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptTamysthas (Tamystha) daughter of Orseus and Tapettheus, wife of Polemon; Poulemon = Polemon son of Dionysios and Taanoubion, husband and guardian of Tamystha; Dionysios son of Polemon and Tamystha; Nikolaos (former owner); Didymos, gerdios; Onnophris son of Marsisouchos (see also P.Mich. II, 121, recto, col. I, abstract 2; VD, 322a); Patron son of Heron (see also P.Mich. V, 241?)290Tebtynis, Polemonos meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptPMich VFamily; House Ownership; Illiteracy; Profession; Sale; WomanSale of Part of a House and Courtyard1944complete, but the ink is rubbed at some places1Recto; Verso is blankDocumentary704r.bmp<_600DPIFront_R1>2889r.bmp<_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>TiA[To . . . Sempronius] Eutyches, steward of Marcus [Sempronius . . .], centurion, [from - - -] Clemens and Gaius [- - -], both discharged from military service. [We want] on mutual security [to lease the olive produce] growing [and maturing in the] present eighth year [of Imperator Caesar] Domitianus Augustus Germanicus [in the] olive groves belonging to Sempronius [. . . in the neighbourhood of] Psenarpsenesis [in the . . . locality of . . .] arourai in four parcels, [at a rental rate for ken off on the left side1RectoDocumentaryHerakleopolis, Herakleopolite nome, province of Arcadia, Egypt1st hand: very rapid cursive (l. 1-3); 2nd hand: a large, pretentious, and practiced script that often articulates invidual letters (l. 4-14); 3rd hand (l. 15-17, in the left margin): a fast Latin cursive (Hanson)(Unnamed) kourepistoularious (cura epistularum) of the praeses of Arcadia; (unnamed) peribleptos komes tou theiou konsistoriou, hegemon tes Arkadon eparchias (vir speDctabilis, comes sacri consistorii, praeses of Arcadia); (unnamed) ekdikos (defensor civitatis) of Oxyrhynchus; (unnamed) riparii of the Oxyrhynchite nome; Dionysios, diadechomenos ton logisteuonta (deputy logistes, curator civitatis) of Oxyrhynchus; Philoxenos, protodemotes kai . . .794Pl. XLProbably Oxyrhynchus, Oxyrhynchite nome, province of Arcadia, Egypt PMich XVIIIAdministration; Feast; Letter; Police<_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DNO5&ŠAP.Mich.inv. 645CPapDIArchive of Kronion son of Apion, nomographos of the grapheion of TebtynisEBoak AERF+Raccolta di scritti in onore di G. LumbrosoG45-48H1925J SB III 7174K0BL III,181 (l. 18-19); BL VI, 136 (bibliography)MSelect Papyri II, 1NEdgar CC-Hunt ASO328P1934UNoV-WNoullSizeFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFronBt_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>k publishedŠAP.Mich.inv. 645CPapDIArchive of Kronion son of Apion, nomographos of the grapheion of TebtynisEBoak AERF+Raccolta di scritti in onore di G. LumbrosoG45-48H1925J SB III 7174K0BL III,181 (l. 18-19); BL VI, 136 (bibliography)MSelect Papyri II, 1NEdgar CC-Hunt ASO328P1934UNoV-WNo328P1934UNoV-Non!‚#k publisheds2520 1930; Acquired by Nahman and purchased by the University in 1931.Frantz-Murphy GP.Mich.inv. 5635ArabicPapNoYes213-222PlateJNES 401981<_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_BR7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>k publisheds2520 sbxii11110€€ sbxii11124€€ sbxii11104€€ sbxii11105€€ sbxii11114€"€ sbxii11103€#€o‚$AP.Mich.inv. 5634CPapEFrantz-Murphy GFJNES 40G207-212H1981IPlateUNoWYesX^Brought to the British Museum by Nahman on July 17, 1930; purchased by the University in 1931.oArabichABrought to the British Museum by Nahman on July 17, 1930; purchased by the University in 1931.Frantz-Murphy GP.Mich.inv. 5634ArabicPapNoYes207-212PlateJNES 401981<_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_BR6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>t_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6>Aegyptus 33Taxation (Land); Tax collectionReceipt for Delivery in Kind1953badly worn and rubbed; much of the writing surface has been lost1RectoDocumentary<_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_DR7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>|is son of Pasoknopaios; [- - - ] son of Petheus; Poli(--) [son of - - -] Pallas (see Geographica); Amasis(?) son of Pasoxis (see also S.B. VI, 9435); [- - -] son of Pnepheros14-16Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptSB VI 9434f - * 9vBOunknownplacekaranisherakleidoumerisarsinoitenomeprovivVwVunknownplacekaranisprovinceofegyptVVV*VunknownplaceloweregyptcVunknownplacememphitenomeegypt:VTVunknownplacenorthofantinooupolisprovinceofegypt$Vunknownplacenotfarfromalexandriaprovinceofegypt4VunknownplaceofwhichdependedtrikomiaandlysimachisthemVVunknownplaceofwhichdependedtrikomiathemistoumerisarsUVprovinceofegyptVunknownplaceperhapskaranisarsinoitenomeprovinceofegyVunknownplaceperhapsmemphismemphitenomeorarsinoearsinPVunknownplaceperhapsoxyrhynchitenomeprovinceofegypt&V9Vunknownplaceperhapsprovinceofarabia#VunknownplacephiladelpheiaegyptVmVVVunknownplacephiladelphiaegypt!VunknownplacepolemonosmerisarsinoitenomeprovinceofegyuVunknownplaceprobablyarsinoitenomeprovinceofegyptXV.V/V0V Q€AP.Mich.inv. 6369BVersoCPapEPearl OMF Aegyptus 33G29H1953J SB VI 9439UNoWNoX32-CS210-ZII (9)[Business Letter\ 8.3 X 14.5 cmn=Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptoGreekr10uArrianosvIIIrd cent. A.D.wCairoxRLetter introducing a new tenant to the manager of an estate or to a local officialyArrianos; Hieraxz"Agriculture; Lease; Recommendation{ Philadelpheia|PHOMprobably Philadelphia, , Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptPbroken off at the bottom(?)Q1R8Verso; Recto unpublished (fragment of a private account)S Documentaryh?)Q1R8Verso; Recto unpublished (fragment of a private account)S Documentaryhyh, 151; S.B. VI, 9436d); Cheremon (Chairemon, son of Papnouthios) (see also O.Mich. I, 151)zTaxation (Land); Tax Collection{Karanis|PHO=Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptPcompleteQ1RRectoS Documentaryhnt_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><<t€X35-288-T[Receipt for Delivery in Kind\ 9.4 X 8.8 cmn=Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptoGreekr6uDidymos, sitologosvAugust 5, 146 A.D.wCairox7Receipt for catoecic dues paid by Amasis son of PasoxisyeAntoninus Pius, Emperor; Didymos, en klero sitologias of Karanis(& associates); Amasis son of PasoxiszTaxation (Land); Tax collection{Karanis; Kerkesoucha|PHO=Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptPcompleteQ1RRectoS DocumentaryhA9.4 X 8.8 cm35-288-TDidymos, sitologosPHReceipt for catoecic dues paid by Amasis son of PasoxisAugust 5, 146 A.D.Pearl OMKaranis; KerkesouchaP.Mich.inv. 6833GreekCairo6PapNoNoKaranis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptAntoninus Pius, Emperor; Didymos, en kleroWNotu€iAThe ninth year of the Emperor Caesar Titus Aelius Hadrianus Antoninus Augustus Pius, Mesore 12. We, Didymos and his associates in the allotment of the sitologia of Karanis, have received from the crops of the same year by levelled public measure . . . to the account of Amasis, son of Pasoxis, for catoecic dues of Kerkesoucha, one and one-twelfth artabai of wheat, equal 1 1/12 artabai of wheat, and the extra charges.jWlotWWWVWWWXWYWWWWWWWWWWWWlousosiWlowWlowqualityphotographscannedcheckedVlowerDWltcWludwigWluiWWlunarWlupWluzzattoWlylaWlysiasUWlysimachisUWUWUWUWhisUWUW2W3W4W7W:W;WWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWW6WBWLWOWPWQWlWnoWnotWWW/WBWFWnoteWnrWWWWWWWWWWWnumberWofWWWWWW)WWoff-printWWWWWWWWWWWonpWqW}W~WWWWWWWWWWWWWGWHWIWJWKWLWMWNWVWWWXWZWaWsW<€iAThe . . . year of the Emperor Caesar Titus Aelius Hadrianus Augustus [Pius, . . .] 15. We, . . ., have received [by levelled public] measure, for . . ., from Iulius, son of Pasoknopaios, one and one-half artabai of wheat, [equals 1 1/2 artabai of wheat; for . . ., from . . .], son of Petheus, two and nine twenty-fourths artabai of wheat, [equal] 2 9/24 [artabai of wheat]; . . ., for catoecic dues of Kerkesoucha(?), from Poli( ), son of . . ., [one and] one-twelfth [artabai of wheat], equaB1ls 1 1/12 artabai of wheat; for rent of land in the estate of Pallas, one-third artaba [. . .; for catoecic dues of Kerkesoucha], from Amasis(?), son of Pasoxis, one and one-twelfth artabai, equals [1 1/12 artabai of wheat; for . . .], from . . ., son of Pnepheros [. . .], equals 20 3/4 artabai of wheat.jW?WMWYWfWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWW W WWW'W,W0W5WDWGWIWJWMWNWVWXWYW^WaWmWnWoWqWvWwWxWzW{W}WWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWW'W2WFWmWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWW W WWWWW$W.W;W<W>W?WAWBWCWDWFWGWHWJWKW *Nl…,p3/12/97 (or earlier)s1125…-AO.Mich.inv.9869COstD-EPearl OM-Youtie HCFOMich IIG857H1944UNoWYesX 33-C129K-F[!Receipt(?) for Transport of Grain\ 6.1 X 6.1 cmn=Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptoGreekr3s'see electronic version of OMich II, 857uUnknown tax-collectorvEarly IIIrd cent. ADwCairox+Receipt(?) for delivery of sacks (of grain)y-zCLiturgy (compulsory public service); Tax collection; Transportation{-|PHOFprobably Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptPbroken at rightQ1RRecto; Verso is blankS DocumentaryT 9869o.bmph-Youtie HC-O.Mich.inv. 9870GreekCairo3OstNoNo (missing)probably Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptIj done, on ph.inoite nome, province of EgyptsG701H1944UNoWNoX 29-C137B-Rw ƒjhC>Agriculture; Taxation (Land); Tax collectionReceipt (or account or memorandum?) for tax payment in kind1935complete1Recto; Verso is blankDocumentary9000o.bmp<_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DDPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>\iA+Hol, son of Ioannes, lessee of Senas, the riparius, in the 9th indiction, (has paid) for the agricultural firm (pittakion) of Pemes, son of Alexandros, 356 modii, carried(?) by Hol, and for the agricultural firm (pittakion) of Chairemon, son of Papnouthios, 1570 modii, pure, carried(?) by Chairemon+jdone, on ph. Scanned7/97Lfk€AP.Mich.inv. 2817B c - RectoCPapDP.Mich. inv. 2818a-bEPearl OMF Aegyptus 33G22H1953J SB VI 9436nand); Tax CollectionReceipt for Tax Payment in Kind1953broken off on the left side and at the bottom1RectoDocumentary<_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFroDnt_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>il[. . ., of grain] of the twelfth [indiction, for the village of] Karanis(?), Ammonios [- - -] . . . [- - -].k publishedl'P.J. Sijpesteijn, ZPE 64 (1986) p. 118.p6/9/97€AP.Mich.inv. 2817B c - RectoCPapDP.Mich. inv. 2818a-bEPearl OMF Aegyptus 33G22H1953J SB VI 9436n7La€AP.Mich. inv. 765CWTEBoak AERF Aegyptus 4G296-7H1923UNoV19WNoXZobtained in Egypt (from a native, through D.L. Askren) by Prof. Kelsey in March-April 1920oCoptich00DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>iMesore 18, of grain of the tenth indiction, for Karanis, A . . ., son of Ounnaphres, including the twentieth, two and one-half and one-twelfth artabai, 2 1/2 1/12 artabai, exclusive of the shipping charge. (Control mark).jdone, on the orig. SCANNEDk publishedl'P.J. Sijpesteijn, ZPE 64 (1986) p. 118.p6/9/97 €AP.Mich. inv. 765CWTEBoak AERF Aegyptus 4G296-7H1923UNoV19WNoXZobtained in Egypt (from a native, through D.L. Askren) by Prof. Kelsey in March-April 1920oCoptichy complete1Recto; Verso: remnants of two almost effaced linesDocumentary€iATo the sitologoi of the village of Karanis, greeting. I, Petalion, son of Pyrrhos, of the public (cultivators) of the 75th cleruchy of Kerkesoucha, have received from you as loan of seed grain for the present 23rd year from the grain of the past 22nd year, for 3 1/2 arourai in Kerkesoucha, 3 1/2 artabai of wheat. I, Aelianus, have written for him because he is illiterate. (2nd hand) Year 23, Hadrianos 30. I, Kastor, agoranomos, have signed for three and one-half artabai. k publishedp6/9/97s2800onserv status>complete1RectoDocumentary<_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>11l^PatWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWW!W4W6W9W:W;W>WCWDWEW54‡s2In the handwriting of Kronion, son of Apion (Boak)uKronion son of ApionvAfter Jan. 17, 46 A.D.w Ann Arbor8AGAccount of the private expenditures of Kronion, the official of the record-office (grapheion) of Tebtynis for the first five months of the 6th year of the emperor Claudius (from Sept. 1, 45 A.D. to Jan. 17, 46 A.D.; compare his official disbursements for the same period in P.Mich. II, 123, Recto, col. I, and Verso, col. I-II)G9AClaudius, Emperor; Heronas (Heron), nomographos (see P.Mich. II, p. 96); Marsisouchos, heiaireus (hiereus); Chrates; Eutychos son of Takolleeinis (see P.Mich. II, p. 216); Eutychos son of Chrates (see also P.Mich. II, 123, Recto, col. VIII, l. 40; V, 343); Orsenouphis son of Phombos; Onnophris thesaurophylax (see P.Mich. II, p. 224); Aphrodisios (son of) Teris <Or: Aphrodisios (also called) Teris> Kronion (son of Apion) (grapheion official); (unnamed) sitokapeloi; Herodion son of KepI - 16es); col. II - 53; col. III - 16DocumentaryKˆhC.Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of Egyptsee electronic version of PMich VI, 401Nilammon (Neilammon) son of Toullas (Ptollas)401Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptiPMich VITaxation (Land); Tax CollectionReceipt for Tax Payment in Kind19441Recto; Verso is blankDocuDmentary<_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>^i nome, province of EgyptQ1RRecto; Verso is blankS Documentaryhor_SideX€k publishedl+P.J. Sijpesteijn, ZPE 64 (1986) p. 117-118.p6/9/97s2371ace, probably after having been used to compile a summary of the payments of the year. For the date of this text (more or less contemporary to the archive of Ptollas's sons), see PMich VI, p. 101 and 108 (First half of IVth cent. AD, mainly for proposographical reasons); P.J. Sijpesteijn, ZPE 64 (1986) p. 118 (Beginning of Vth cent. AD, for palaeographical reasons; P.Sorb. II, p. 46 (also favoring a date in the VtB;h cent. A.D., for typological and palaeographical reasons).)n=Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptoGreekr6uUnknown tax-collectorvVth cent. A.D.?wCairoxReceipt of grain for land taxy#Hol (Horos) son of Atisios (Atisis)zTaxation (Land); Tax Collection{Karanis|PHO=Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptQ1RRectoS Documentaryhabai, exclusive of the shipping charge.k published29KLJL1142vKMN 1JF9onnophrisWWFWYWWWfWWWWWWW&W)W+WFW\cmWqWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWW:WKWOW[WdWyW{W|WWWWWW$W<WOWUWnWWWWWPmWWWWWWWWWW6W:W<WDWMWkWmWyWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWW W+WZWbWwW}WWWWWWOWQW_WWWW W-WWWɂ̂WWWWWWWWW  W W WWWW&W./W1W3W6W:;=IWXWonnophrishiereus+Vonnophriskepourosseeprosptoliv10336mVonnophrispteraphorosseepmichiip224V&Vonnophrisseealsopmichii128coliil5kVonnophrisseealsopmichv240l13Vonnophrisseealsopmichv240l123V(2iiWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWW WWWWW.W2Wii-iii.WiiaWiiiWWWWWWWWWWwWW2W6WiindWiliadWimageWEW^WuWzWWWWWWWrigin>(probably) Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of Egyptsee electronic version of PMich VI, 379Apion son of Hatres (see P. Mich. VIC, 399-411, introd.); Ioannes presbyteros379Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptnPMich VITaxation (Land); Tax CollectionAccount of Tax Payments in Kind1944broken at the bottom (along the third fold)1Recto and VersoDocumentaryKz€AReceipt canceled with double lines running diagonally across the writing surface, probably after having been used to compile a summary of the payments of the year. For the date of this text (more or less contemporary to the archive of Ptollas's sons), see PMich VI, p. 101 and 108 (First half of IVth cent. AD, mainly for proposographical reasons); P.J. Sijpesteijn, ZPE 64 (1986) p. 118 (Beginning of Vth cent. AD, for palaeographical reasons); P.Sorb. II, p. 46 (also favoring a date in the VB6 X 7.2 cm28-158B*-AUnknown tax-collectorPHarchive of Ptollas's sonsReceipt of grain for land taxBL III, 116 on line 5; VIII, 213 (date; l. 5)Early Vth cent. A.D.(?)Pearl OM-Youtie HCKaranisP.Mich.inv. 5269GreekCairo5PapNoNoReceipt canceled with double lineBs running diagonally across the writing surface, probably after having been used to compile a summary of the payments of the year. For the date of the archive of Ptollas's sons, see PMich VI, p. 101 and 108 (First half of IVth cent. AD, mainly for proposographical reasons); P.J. Sijpesteijn, ZPE 64 (1986) p. 118 (Beginning of Vth cent. AD, for palaeographical reasons - BL VIII, 213); P.Sorb. II, p. 46 (also favoring a date in the Vth cent. A.D., for typological and palaeographical reasons)|€hCd - RectoAegyptus 33Taxation (Land); Tax CollectionReceipt for Tax Payment in Kind1953broken off on the left side and at the bottom1RectoDocumentary<_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DDPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>il[. . ., of grain] of the twelfth [indiction, for the village of] Karanis(?), Ammonios [- - -] . . . [- - -].k publishedl'P.J. Sijpesteijn, ZPE 64 (1986) p. 118.p6/9/97s1645onios son of [- - -]23Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptIA9herassonofheronMVherassonofheronseealsosbvi9436b9436jVherassonofheronseealsosbvi9436b9436nVherassonofheronseealsosbvi9436j9436nVherassonofkamesVherassonofkastorVherassonofkastorseeomichip194VVVVherassonofkolQVherassonofnilosneilosVherassonofsarapionVherassonofsarapionbrotherofheronseealsoomichi631Vherassonofsarapionseealsoomichi631pcolvii161pVherassonofunnamedfatherandthaisarionRVherasunnamedwifeVhere}WWheremenosaWherenniaGWherenniusMWWWGWyherenniuspansaformerepitroposkaisarosVhereunderWhergeustWherieustWWӂ7WWWWWWWWWIWherieusdaughteroftesenouphisgranddaughteroftesenouphisVherieussonofnikanorVherieussonofpekIVherieussonofsambasseealsopmichxii640pryliv595VWWL€k publisheds2102€AP.Mich.inv. 3760CPapESijpesteijn PJF Aegyptus 66G76-7H1986JSB XVIII 13111UNoWNoXpurchased by Prof. Boak in 1925 (report submitted by H.I. Bell, dated May 2, 1925); described as coming from Behneseh (Oxyrhynchus)h<_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DBPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>mk published€AP.Mich.inv. 3760CPapESijpesteijn PJF Aegyptus 66G76-7H1986JSB XVIII 13111UNoWNoXpurchased by Prof. Boak in 1925 (report submitted by H.I. Bell, dated May 2, 1925); described as coming from Behneseh (Oxyrhynchus)h . .j'done, on the orig. Conservation (lot 3)k publishedl'P.J. Sijpesteijn, ZPE 64 (1986) p. 118.p6/10/97BF 99michUWYW\WsWtWuW}WWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWOWSWUWYWeWjWkWmWsWvWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWW W WWWWWW W"W#W$W(W)W*W-W3W>W?WEWFWMWOWSWTWYW]WaWfWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWW W WWWWW$W.W/W1W;W<W>W?WAWBWCWDWFWGWHWJWKWLWOWUW_WhWkWnWoWpWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWEe5imesore9ofgrainofthesixthindictionforkaranisaeionsVmesoreiospsenasanddoshavebroughtforthevillageofkaVmesouerisWkW WWW3WmestoysWmetIWmetauWmetalWWWWWmetallion$WmetaplasmusWmetellus6WmethodicWmetraWmetretai?WWiWWmetretes?WWW'WmetrodorouWmetropolisWWWW WWWWWW}WWmichWmiddleWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWmieusWWWW W W W WWWWWWWWWW.WmightWW&W0W2W4W6W8W=W?WKWRWTWmightiestWWmikalosWmikion.WmildlyWmilitary?WWWmillWWJWmiller|WmillskWWmimosGWmimossonofthesameGVminaW9WWWWminai6WWWWWWJS9sarapionsonofartemidorosVVsarapionsonofcharidemosVsarapionsonofcheremonchairemonseealsoomichi6300VsarapionsonofharpalosVpionsonofherakleidesVsarapionsonofheron!VsarapionsonofiustusjVsarapionsonofkopresergatesVsarapionsonofmacrinus3Vsarapionsonofmacrinusseealsoomichi106425474652pnVsarapionsonofmacrinusseeomichi205Vsarapionsonofmacrinusseeomichip205eVsarapionsonofonnophris)VOV[VsarapionsonoforapollonhorapollonVVsarapionsonofpataVVsarapionsonofpatynisbrotherandguardianofthaesisVsarapionsonofpelagiosVsarapionsonofphasisVsarapionsonofpriscusVsarapionsonofptolemaiosVVVsarapionsonofptolemaiosseealsopmichii126l27andpGVsarapionsonofptolemaiosseeomichip205VVVsarapionsonofsarapionVVsarapionsonofsarapionandthakorisjV?H8u6itwentiethWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWcWWW8WWtwentyWGWHWyWWWOWWWW(W*W,W/W0WWWWWWWWWW;WWWWWWWWWWBWHWlWpWWWWWWW@WcWfWzWWWWWWWWWWWWWW~WWyWWKWMWXWtwenty-eightWWGWHWMWW8Wtwenty-eighthWWtwenty-fifthyWWWWW&W8Wtwenty-firstWWWCWKWWWWWW%WWtwenty-fiveWW;WWWWWWCW{WWWWtwenty-twoWtwice>W@WtwinWtwintieth%WtwotWWWWWWW3W?WYWWWWWWWW"W,WAWWWYW\W^WdWI2 ipauniofgrainoftheseventhindictionforkaranissonofiVpausaniasWpausaniosjWpausirisWWWWWWoWWWpausis8WWWWWWW"W<Wpausismakerofthickgarments10silverdrachmaiVPWWW-W.WwWyWWWWWWWWWpay>WpayingkWWW WpaymentWWfWWWWWW W W W W WWWWpaymentforthreshingoftheestateontheeastandothers6VpaymentofapolloniossonofleeinVpaymentsmWWWWWWWpeWWWWW'Wpeace*Wpear-shootsZWpear-treesZWpearls#WpeasantryvWpeasantsVWvWpebou%Wpebous%WpechysisWpediophylaxUWpeeVWpeeous+Wpeer-treesZWpeeuswW!Wpeeusthecowherdonthe28thwVpeibisWpeibissonofpetbesVpeisikles`WK€hCsinoite nome, province of EgyptHol (Horos) son of Atisios (Atisis)20Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptSB VI 9436gRectoAegyptus 33Taxation (Land); Tax CollectionReceipt for Tax Payment in Kind19531RectoDocumentary<_600DPIFrD.ont_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>i. . ., of grain of the eighth(?) indiction, for Karanis, Hol, son of Atisios, including the twentieth, three artabai, 3 artabai, exclusive of the shipping charge, through me . . .D O;karanisWW:ˆAP.Mich.inv. 5242BaTax Payment in Kind1944faded, with the surface showing considerable abrasion1Documentary<_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_6E600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>iAThoth 6, of grain of the seventh indiction, for Karanis, Atisios son of [Pathio( )?], including the twentieth, one and one-half one-third one-twelfth artaba, 1 11/12 art., exclusive of the shipping charge.@A> !  * >jyes descr. + versok publishedl'P.J. Sijpesteijn, ZPE 64 (1986) p. 118.mnop3/12/97 (or earlier)ˆAP.Mich.inv. 5242BaV  iholWWWWjWWMWWWWWQW}WWholonbehalfofthermouthion19000talVholsonofabousVholsonofamoulesVVholsonofharpokrasVholsonofioanneslesseeofsenastheripariusinthe9thijVholconiusWjVjV}€AP.Mich.inv. 2817BaCPapEPearl OMF Aegyptus 33G22H1953J SB VI 9436lK%BL VIII, 349 (l. 5); BL X, 199 (date)UNoWNoX 24-4034A-S[Receipt for Tax Payment in Kind\ 6.3 X 6 cmjcheck "demotic"k publishedlP.J. Sijpesteijn, ZPE 64 (1986) p. 117-118; P.J. Sijpesteijn, ZPE 65 (1986) p. 162 and n. 6; R.S. Bagnall, Egypt in Late Antiquity (Princeton, 1993) p. 251, n. 114.p6/9/97€AP.Mich.inv. 2817BaCPapEPearl OMF Aegyptus 33G22H1953J SB VI 9436lK%BL VIII, 349 (l. 5); BL X, 199 (date)UNoWNoX 24-4034A-S[Receipt for Tax Payment in Kind\ 6.3 X 6 cmar. For the date of this text (more or less contemporary to the archive of Ptollas's sons), see PMich VI, p. 101 and 108 (First half of IVth cent. AD, mainly for proposographical reasons); P.J. Sijpesteijn, ZPE 64 (1986) p. 118 (Beginning of Vth cent. AD, for palaeographical reasons - BL VIII, 349); P.Sorb. II, p. 46 (also favoring a date in the Vth cent. A.D., for typological and palaeographical reasons).KarˆhCs).Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of Egyptsee electronic version of PMich VI, 411Ouenaphrios (Onnophris) son of Toullas (Ptollas)411Pl. VbKaranis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptlPMich VITaxation (Land); Tax CollectionReceipt for Tax Payment in Kind1944nearly complete1RectoDocumentary5269l.bmp<_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>ial and palaeographical reason5/#&‡hDtary; Price; Priest; Profession; Scribe; Writing MaterialAccounts of Expenditures1933broken and worn away at the top, left and bottom; many holes and rents in the body of the sheet, some of which may have been present before the papyrus was used1Recto; Verso is blankDocumentary698r_1.bmp<_600DPIFront_R1>698r_a.bmp<_600DEPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>iexpenses were appardrachme. For both of us, for entertaining Patynis: 22 obols. For [Onnophris], who writes the Egyptian (Demotic) contracts: 7 obols. On the 20th. For the price of the oil for +7 taxWWWWWGWHWKWLWMWNWWWWWWWWZWuWWWWWWWWWWWWW?W@WWWfWhWjWWWWWWWWWWWW$W7W9WPWTW^WsWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWW WW'W*W+W;WFWJWRWbWgW RrectoWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWW؂WۂWWWWWWW5XMX3225r'W3225rabmp'V3226r&W3226rabmp&V3227r%W3227rabmp%V3228r$W3228rabmp$V3230r#W3230rabmp#V3231r"W3231rabmp"V3231rbbmp"V3232r!W3232rabmp!V3233W3233abmpV3233bbmpV3234rW3234rabmpV3234rbbmpV3234rcbmpV3240r}W3240rabmp}V3244rW3244rabmpV3269rW3269rabmpV3316rbbmpqV332W332abmpV333rW333rabmpV338rvW338rabmpvV357W35abmp7V3610r W3610rabmp V3639rW3639rabmpV3639rbbmpV3639rcbmpV3659rXW3659rabmpXV3659rbbmpXV3777rW3777rabmpV3823W3823abmpV393rW393rabmpV393rbbmpV393rcbmpV395rW395rabmpV395rbbmpV395rcbmpV395rdbmpV396rW396rabmpV396rbbmpV396rcbmpV396rdbmpV396rebmpV396rfbmpVB(ZhD3PIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>i'(Text too fragmentary to be translated)j#done, on the orig. SCANNED, checkedk describedp6/18/97s2275600DPIBack_R1>4666cv_a.bmp<_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>tSB XVIII, 13307bBASP 22Account; Police; Public Service; Tax collectionAccount of Expenses(?)1985broken off on the right side and at the bottom1Rectodocumentary4650br.bmp<_600DPIFront_R1>4650br.bmp<_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4>Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptHeras son of Heron (see also S.B. VI, 9436b; 9436j)22Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptSB VI 9436nc - RectoAegyptus 33Taxation (Land); Tax CollectionReceipt for Tax Payment in Kind1953complete1RectoDocumentary< RrectoA(€hD/><_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>ViMesore 20, of grain of the twelfth indiction, for Karanis, Heras, son of Heron, including the twentieth, three artabai, 3 art., exclusive of the shipping charge. . . .jcheck "demotic"k publishedlP.J. Sijpesteijn, ZPE 64 (1986) p. 117-118; P.J. Sijpesteijn, ZPE 65 (1986) p. 162 and n. 6; R.S. Bagnall, Egypt in Late Antiquity (Princeton, 1993) p. 251, n. 114.p6/9/97s1644 own tax-collectorvVth cent. A.D.?wCairoxReceipt of grain for land taxy3Heras son of Heron (see also S.B. VI, 9436b; 9436j)zTaxation (Land); Tax Collection{Karanis|PHbl_side>Rectoary.!) compileWWWcompleteBWWWcompletedWconcentricWconcernWWW-WWconcerningYWWconcessionsWconditionssWconfirmed&WWWWWWWWWconfronting)WconfusedWconfusespWWconfusion=W WcongrWconjecturalWconnectedWWconnectionW`WconservationWWconservedWWW6WconstituteWconstruedhWWWWWWWcontractWcopy{WWWWWW WvWwWWcorrectWWcorrectdategivenbygbastianinizpe171975310fromtheVcorrectionWcorrectionsSWcorrects`WcorrespondingWW5WWcouldWWWWWWWcouldbepartofsamerollaspmichvi380and/or381butsVVcouldbepartofsamerollaspmichvi380and/orsbvi94Vcouldbepartofsamerollaspmichvi381and/orsbvi94VcourtvWcoveredW-hG lPrightWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWW&W5W6W;W=W>WFWGWOWUWeWfWyW{W|WWWWWWWWWWWWWWWW3W7WQWYW`WdWjWkWqWxWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWW,W.W=WVWYWZW[W`WdWgWnWoWWWWWWWWWWWWWWW WW W.W/W6WAWLWRWSWHWIWMWTWZW]W^WbWdWuW{WWWWWWWWWWWWWW W$W%W&W(W)W+W-W/W1W7W=WCWDWFWGWLWMWNWOWPWSWUWVWXWYWZW[W\W^W`WbWjWlWsWuWvWwWxW{W|W}WWWWWWWWWWWWWLg€hA5.8 X 3.5 cm25-4017D-DUnknown tax-collectorPHReceipt of grain for land taxBL X, 199 (date)Vth cent. A.D.?Pearl OMKaranisP.Mich.inv. 4623GreekCairo6PapNoNoFor the date of this text (more or less contemporary to the archive of Ptollas's sons), see PMich VI, p. 101 and 108 (FiBrst half of IVth cent. AD, mainly for proposographical reasons); P.J. Sijpesteijn, ZPE 64 (1986) p. 118 (Beginning of Vth cent. AD, for palaeographical reasons); P.Sorb. II, p. 46 (also favoring a date in the Vth cent. A.D., for typological and palaeographical reasons).Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptAmonios (Ammonios) son of Palemon24Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptSB VI 9436t<T RrectoWKw€AP.Mich.inv. 4871B a - RectoCPapEPearl OMF Aegyptus 33G18H1953J SB VI 9436cK%BL VIII, 349 (l. 4); BL X, 199 (date)UNoWNoX 26-BC61D-R[Receipt for Tax Payment in Kind\ 7.8 X 5.6 cm_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>[iMesore 8, of grain of the eighth indiction, for Karanis, Hol, son of Ioannes, including the twentieth, one and one-sixth artabai, 1 1/6 artabai, exclusive of the shipping charge.k publishedl+P.J. Sijpesteijn, ZPE 64 (1986) p. 117-118.p6/9/97€AP.Mich.inv. 4871B a - RectoCPapEPearl OMF Aegyptus 33G18H1953J SB VI 9436cK%BL VIII, 349 (l. 4); BL X, 199 (date)UNoWNoX 26-BC61D-R[Receipt for Tax Payment in Kind\ 7.8 X 5.6 cmal reasons - BL VIII, 349); P.Sorb. II, p. 46 (also favoring a date in the Vth cent. A.D., for typological and palaeographical reaso 33ˆAP.Mich.inv. 5269BjCPapD(found with the archive of Ptollas's sonsEPearl OM-Youtie HCFPMich VIG409H1944KBL VIII, 213 (date; l. 5)UNoWNoX 28-158B*-A[Receipt for Tax Payment in Kind\ 6.3 X 4.7 cm #  , }   j yes (descr.)k publishedl'P.J. Sijpesteijn, ZPE 64 (1986) p. 118.mnop3/12/97 (or earlier)ˆAP.Mich.inv. 5269BjCPapD(found with the archive of Ptollas's sonsEPearl OM-Youtie HCFPMich VIG409H1944KBL VIII, 213 (date; l. 5)UNoWNoX 28-158B*-A[Receipt for Tax Payment in Kind\ 6.3 X 4.7 cmhe archive of Ptollas's sons, see PMich VI, p. 101 and 108 (First half of IVth cent. AD, mainly for proposographical reasons); P.J. Sijpesteijn, ZPE 64 (1986) p. 118 (Beginning of Vth cent. AD, for palaeographical reasons - BL VIII, 213).Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptW2WOWW WaphelixWW WWWWW+WEWaphesophylaxWaphonWfWWWaphonunnamedkoinonoiseealsopmichxii644-646fVaphousWmWaphousapphoussonofpanosmVML€AP.Mich.inv. 6833B c - RectoCPapDP.Mich. inv. 6833a-b; d; f(?)EPearl OMF Aegyptus 33G26-7H1953J SB VI 9437bUNoWNoX35-288-T[1Receipt (Certificate) for work on the embankments\ 8.7 X 6.8 cm respect to the embankments, . . . 10th year [month days], in the desert canal of Patsontis, (on behalf of) Karanis: P . . ., son of Petheus and Thaisas, and grandson of Petesouchos. (2nd hand) I, Epinikias, have signed the certificate.jCheck: look for original: Cairo? (contrary to the inventory) CHECK: note de Sijp en PLBat XII peu claire; semble indiquer qu'il a vu le papyrus! (Traianos)k publishedltP.J. Sijpesteijn, Penthemeros-Certificates in Graeco-Roman Egypt = Pap.Lugd.-Bat. XII (Leiden, 1964) p. 58, no. 102.p6/10/97€AP.Mich.inv. 6833B c - RectoCPapDP.Mich. inv. 6833a-b; d; f(?)EPearl OMF Aegyptus 33G26-7H1953J SB VI 9437bUNoWNoX35-288-T[1Receipt (Certificate) for work on the embankments\ 8.7 X 6.8 cm600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>e>R)€hBng been used to compile a summary of the payments of the year. For the date of this text (more or less contemporary to the archive of Ptollas's sons), see PMich VI, p. 101 and 108 (First half of IVth cent. AD, mainly for proposographical reasons); P.J. Sijpesteijn, ZPE 64 (1986) p. 118 (Beginning of Vth cent. AD, for palaeographical reasons); P.Sorb. II, p. 46 (also favoring a date in the Vth cent. A.D., for typological and palaeographical reasons).Karanis, Herakleidou meris, ArCsinoite nome, province of EgyptOuenaphris son of [- - -]24Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptSB VI 9436sRectoAegyptus 33Taxation (Land); Tax CollectionReceipt for Tax Payment in Kind1953broken off on the right side1RectoDocumentaryKaranis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of Egyptsee electronic version of PMich VI, 412Ptollas son of OuenaphriosC (Onnophris)412Pl. VcKaranis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of Egypta, VersoPMich VITaxation (Land); Tax CollectionReceipt for Tax Payment in Kind1944Verso complete1VersoDocumentary<_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_60K4ˆAP.Mich.inv. 4587BbCPapDarchive of Ptollas's sonsEPearl OM-Youtie HCFPMich VIG413H1944KBL VIII, 213 (date; l. 12)UNon (Land); Tax Collection; WomenTax Register: Summary Account of Payments in Kind1944In good condition, although the surface is marred by a number of vertical creases and breaks1Recto and VersoDocumentaryF8<_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8> k publishedmnop3/12/97 (or earlier)!ˆAP.Mich.inv. 4587BbCPapDarchive of Ptollas's sonsEPearl OM-Youtie HCFPMich VIG413H1944KBL VIII, 213 (date; l. 12)UNo>2 bliii116line48bliv54dateblvi82bibliographyblvi@^bliii196online4vii197online7@_bliii261l1@Kbliii262l9blvii288l2369@Ebliii263l1@`bliii263online1@bliii265online6@abliv113blv900blix160l12-13@7blix163onlines19-20@bblix298provenancel6-7@L>blix388l1@L^blv116online4@blv156l3@F+blvi80l18blvii108l33@>_blvi81bibliographyl26-27readkathosprokitaiegrapse@>blvi83datel12blvii113line11@dblvii107l1blvii110lines23343942inanunpublishedhandwrittenn@>;unpublishedhandwrittenn@>;lishedhandwrittenn@>;achmaiisprob@>;ii225origin@iblvii288online3andgivesreferencestotwofootnotes@iblvii291line1date@jblviii213datel5thehermoutheoshieronwithomegafor@<blviii215O# landWWYWiWwWyWWWW.W5WvWwWWW WWandreadesWyWandrewes*Wnt>Receipt of grain for land taxBL X, 199 (date)Vth cent. A.D.?Pearl OMKaranisP.Mich.inv. 4816GreekAnn Arbor6Karanis sectionPapNoNoReceipt canceled with double lines running diagonally across the writing surface, probably aftncluding the twentieth, seventeen and one-sixth artabai, 17 1/6 artabai, exclusive of the shipping charge.k publishedl+P.J. Sijpesteijn, ZPE 64 (1986) p. 117-118.p6/9/97€AP.Mich.inv. 4816B a - RectoCPapEPearl OMF Aegyptus 33G25H1953J SB VI 9436uK%BL VIII, 349 (date); BL X, 199 (date)UNoVKaranis sectionWNoX26-X[Receipt for Tax Payment in Kind\ 8.5 X 4.6 cm]unfold (line 1, left)_R2><_600DPIFront_R1><_600#*ˆ[Receipt for Tax Payment in Kind\ 9.3 x 4.7 cmAFor the link with the archive of Ptollas's son, see PMich VI, p. 100. - For the date of the archive of Ptollas's sons, see PMich VI, p. 101 and 108 (First half of IVth cent. AD, mainly for proposographical reasons); P.J. Sijpesteijn, ZPE 64 (1986) p. 118 (Beginning of Vth cent. AD, for palaeographical reasons - BL VIII, 213); P.Sorb. II, p. 46 (also favoring a date in the Vth cent. A.D., for typological and palaeographical reasons).n=Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptoGreekr4s'see electronic version of PMich VI, 412uUnknown tax-collectorvEarly Vth cent. A.D.(?)wCairoxReceipt of grain for land taxy&Ptollas son of Ouenaphrios (Onnophris)zTaxation (Land); Tax Collection{Karanis|PHO=Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptPVerso completeQ1RVerso; Recto describedS Documentaryhvince of EgyptoGreekr4s'see electronic version of PMich VI, 412uUnknown tax-collectoris)I€hCArsinoite nome, province of EgyptSarapion son of Apphous19Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptSB VI 9436ec - RectoAegyptus 33Taxation (Land); Tax CollectionReceipt for Tax Payment in Kind1953complete1RectoDocumentary<_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8> cal reasons ); P.Sorb. II, p. 46 (also favoring a date in the Vth cent. A.D., for typological and palaeographical reasons).Karanis, Herakleidou meris,€hDS_R1><_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>iMesore 5, of grain of the . . . indiction, for Karanis, Ouenaphris, son of [- - -], including the twentieth, twelve and one-half and one-third and one-twelfth artabai, [12 11/12] artabai, exclusive of the shipping charge.k publishedl+P.J. Sijpesteijn, ZPE 64 (1986) p. 117-118.p6/10/97s2374/>Receipt canceled with double lines running diagonally across the writing surface, probably after haviKaranis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptoGreekr7uUnknown tax-collectorhical reasons).9n=Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptoGreekr7uUnknown tax-collector+Front_HS Il1986WWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWW_WtWW'W_W`WnWsWWWWW!W\WWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWW8WWWWWWWW19874WWHWbWWW[WWW1988MWWWWWW<WqWWWWWW!W#W'W(W<W=W>W?W@WAWW1989W6WWWWWWWWW{W*WYW\WvWW199WWWWWWWKW`WWWWWWFW199-200WW W"W#W&W4W1990{WWWWW?WEWtWWWWWWWGW2W4W5W6W7W8W9W:W;W<W=W>W?W@WAWWWWGWW WQWWWyW1991`WaWWW(WIWJWK€AReceipt canceled with double lines running diagonally across the writing surface, probably after having been used to compile a summary of the payments of the year. For the date of this text (more or less contemporary to the archive of Ptollas's sons), see PMich VI, p. 101 and 108 (First half of IVth cent. AD, mainly for proposographical reasons); P.J. Sijpesteijn, ZPE 64 (1986) p. 118 (Beginning of Vth cent. AD, for palaeographical reasons); P.Sorb. II, p. 46 (also favoring a date in the VBOuenaphris son of [- - -]24Karanis,DL  dateWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWTWVWlWnWvWyW|WWWWWW WWWWW2W7W<WIWKWWWWWWWWWWWWWW W#W(W*W+W/W0W8WAWBWXWYWWWWWWWWWWW WWWW5W7W8WGWIWJWMWQWSWUWUWUWUWWW@WfWgW|WWWW'W)W9WEW]WaWbWtWWWWWWWWWWWWWWW W"W%W'W/WbWuW|W}WWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWW!W#W'W(WYW]W_W{WWWWWWWWW&W.W/W0W8WWWWWW.WWWdateiindoriiirdcentadratherthanlateiiird/earlyivtVdatedW$S=+l65WWWW W:W65-66`W65-87*W651W66WWWWRW8WWWWWvWwW67TWmWWIWQW67-68}W68W4WWW<WqWW=WHWbWWWWW68-69W681-682{W685-687?W@W69DWHWWWWWW,W%W5WWYWW W69-74W693W694WW!W#W'W(WWWW71-72 W71-78)WW72W WWW7216vW73-74W73-75:W736:W74>WpWW+WWW74-75W75WWWfWWWWWWWWWW:W75-76W752W753W76W?WyWWWWWIW76-788W762WW77]WW78HWWWW788W79|WW79-827W79-84W83WWWW#WWW'W(W6WW.WWW80WW80-81W81WW81-82]W810W812W82WW83W€hCrsinoite nome, province of EgyptSambas son of Archep . . . (Archepolis?)18Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptSB VI 9436ca - RectoAegyptus 33Taxation (Land); Tax CollectionReceipt for Tax Payment in Kind1953complete1Recto; Verso bears the ends of three lines (unpublished)Documentary<_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>Pr strokes laid on at random across the writing surface, probably after havpublished600DPIFrLb€hBy across the writing surface, probably after having been used to compile a summary of the payments of the year. For the date of this text (more or less contemporary to the archive of Ptollas's sons), see PMich VI, p. 101 and 108 (First half of IVth cent. AD, mainly for proposographical reasons); P.J. Sijpesteijn, ZPE 64 (1986) p. 118 (Beginning of Vth cent. AD, for palaeographical reasons); P.Sorb. II, p. 46 (also favoring a date in the Vth cent. A.D., for typological and palaeographical rCeasons).Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptHeras son of Heron (see also S.B. VI, 9436j; 9436n)18Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptSB VI 9436ba - RectoAegyptus 33Taxation (Land); Tax CollectionReceipt for Tax Payment in Kind1953nearly complete1RectoDoS;l287WW&W.W/W0W287-295W288W288-290zWW288-292_W289W289-292!W#W289-301ZW289-320W29HWWWWWWWWOWWWNWWWWW{WWWFWW/W29-35*W291-292HW291-293_W2917W293WWW293-295W293-298vW293-299}WW294WWWWWW295WWWW295-296xW296rWW296-297{W297-298tW{WW298W298-299W2986W2987W299wW2996W3{WWWOWWWWWWWHWWWWWWRW}WWFW*WW3-6W30{WaWWnWW.WhWWYW_W`WWW.W/W0WW30-31W3000W300-301rW301HWWW.W301-314pW301-321yW302]W/W302-303bW302-306+WUWW303W305|WW306W307 WWW309-312VW309-313Wjˆ[Receipt for Tax Payment in Kind\ 6 X 7.2 cmAReceipt canceled with double lines running diagonally across the writing surface, probably after having been used to compile a summary of the payments of the year. For the date of the archive of Ptollas's sons, see PMich VI, p. 101 and 108 (First half of IVth cent. AD, mainly for proposographical reasons); P.J. Sijpesteijn, ZPE 64 (1986) p. 118 (Beginning of Vth cent. AD, for palaeographical reasons - BL VIII, 213); P.Sorb. II, p. 46 (also favoring a date in the Vth cent. A.D., for typologB"ical and palaeographical reasons).n=Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptoGreekr5s'see electronic version of PMich VI, 401uUnknown tax-collectorvEarly Vth cent. A.D.(?)wCairoxReceipt of grain for land taxy-Nilammon (Neilammon) son of Toullas (Ptollas)zTaxation (Land); Tax Collection{Karanis|PHO=Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptQ1RRecto; Verso is blankS Documentaryh><_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>2iAThoth 5, of grain of the sixth indiction, for Karanis, Isidoros son of Amaei, including the twentieth, one-third artaba, 1/3 art., exclusive of the shipping charge.@A>   ( >jyes (descr., verso)k publishedl'P.J. Sijpesteijn, ZPE 64 (1986) p. 118.mnop3/12/97 (or earlier)s2408ˆAP.Mich.inv. 5269BcCPapDarchive of Ptollas's sonsEPearl OM-Youtie HCFPMich VIG399H1944IPl. VaKBL VIII, 213 (date; l. 5)UNoWYesX 28-158B*-A[ Receipt for Tax Payments in Kind\ 6 X 6.2 cmharge.@ectoS DocumentaryhtaxˆAReceipt canceled with double lines running diagonally across the writing surface, probably after having been used to compile a summary of the payments of the year. For the date of the archive of Ptollas's sons, see PMich VI, p. 101 and 108 (First half of IVth cent. AD, mainly for proposographical reasons); P.J. Sijpesteijn, ZPE 64 (1986) p. 118 (Beginning of Vth cent. AD, for palaeographical reasons - BL VIII, 213); P.Sorb. II, p. 46 (also favoring a date in the Vth cent. A.D., for typologB"ical and palaeographical reasons).n=Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptoGreekr7s'see electronic version of PMich VI, 403uUnknown tax-collectorvEarly Vth cent. A.D.(?)wCairoxReceipt of grain for land taxy-Nilammon (Neilammon) son of Toullas (Ptollas)zTaxation (Land); Tax Collection{Karanis|PHO=Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptP^badly damaged; a section of the papyrus has broken off along the bottom fold and has been lostQ1$ˆWNoX25-200-S[Receipt for Tax Payment in Kind\ 6.7 X 6.9 cmAPMich VI 413 was cut from a larger sheet, of which only the recto had been used, and a receipt was written on the verso. When an error was discovered in the text, it was sponged off and the free space on the recto was utilized for a new copy of the receipt. For the link with the archive of Ptollas's son, see PMich VI, p. 100. - For the date of the archive of Ptollas's sons, see PMich VI, p. 101 and 108 (First half of IVth cent. AD, mainly for proposographical reasons); P.J. Sijpesteijn, ZPBE 64 (1986) p. 118 (Beginning of Vth cent. AD, for palaeographical reasons - BL VIII, 213); P.Sorb. II, p. 46 (also favoring a date in the Vth cent. A.D., for typological and palaeographical reasons).n=Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptoGreekrVerso - 5 Recto - 7s'see electronic version of PMich VI, 413uUnknown tax-collectorvEarly Vth cent. A.D.(?)wCairoxReceipt of grain for land tax>W151W151-159WW154WW156RW157"W16WWWUWWWWWW WWW W160 WW162WWW163W163-165W1644W1652W166WW168-170+W169W!W#W169-170W17%W173-179W176W176-187W179-196WˆhA5.7 X 7.7 cm28-158B*-AUnknown tax-collectorPHarchive of Ptollas's sonsReceipt of grain for land taxBL VIII, 213 (date; l. 6)Early Vth cent. A.D.(?)Pearl OM-Youtie HCKaranisP.Mich.inv. 5269GreekCairo6PapNoNoReceipt canceled with double lines running diagonallBy across the writing surface, probably after having been used to compile a summary of the payments of the year. For the date of the archive of Ptollas's sons, see PMich VI, p. 101 and 108 (First half of IVth cent. AD, mainly for proposographical reasons); P.J. Sijpesteijn, ZPE 64 (1986) p. 118 (Beginning of Vth cent. AD, for palaeographical reasons - BL VIII, 213); P.Sorb. II, p. 46 (also favoring a date in the Vth cent. A.D., for typological and palaeographical reasons).Karanis!ˆ@hACiAPˆshBD:ˆ@ CvhBD9ˆ@hACiBBˆhACiA'{ˆ8AhACiACEGACEˆ9A/ChAOCEGˆxihAC,iAˆ@nhACiAˆyhBD,ˆ[hACiA,ˆ@,nhACˆ@D 9AhACEˆ8AhACiA,ˆ@EOnhBDˆn9BPhBD FKˆ@$W4yhB D8iAKˆ@#['hA*C iAKˆAxhBD iAhACE CE  KkˆhD Tax CollectionReceipt for Tax Payment in Kind1944cut from a larger sheet1Verso + Second text of RectoDocumentary<_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_EeR3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>ilaeographical reasons - BL VIII, 213); P.Sorb. II, p. 46 (also favoring a date in the Vth cent. A.D., for typological and palaeographical reasons).n=Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptoGreekrVerso - 5 Recto - 7s'see electronic version of PMich VI, 413uUnknown tax-collectorvVth cent. A.D.?wCairoxReceipt of grain for land taxˆhDext_title>Receipt for Tax Payment in Kind19441Documentary<_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>iAMesore 15, of grain of the seventh indiction, for Karanis, Atisis son of Pathio( ), including the twentieth, eight and one-half artabai, 8 1/2 art. alone, exclusive of the shipping charge.@Af #  ,  fj yes versok publishedl'P.J. Sijpesteijn, ZPE 64 (1986) p. 118.mnop3/12/97 (or earlier)s2395!ceipt for Tax Payment in Kind19441Docum ˆhDtext_title>Receipt for Tax Payment in Kind1944faded, with the surface showing considerable abrasion1Documentary<_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_RE>5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>iAThoth 6, of grain of the seventh indiction, for Karanis, Atisios son of [Pathio( )?], including the twentieth, one and one-half one-third one-twelfth artaba, 1 11/12 art., exclusive of the shipping charge.@A> !  * >jyes descr. + versok publishedl'P.J. Sijpesteijn, ZPE 64 (1986) p. 118.mnop3/12/97 (or earlier)s2396K|€B6.2 X 6 cm28-B136F-AUnknown tax-collectorPHReceipt of grain for land taxBL VIII, 349 (l. 4); BL X, 199 (date)Vth cent. A.D.?Pearl OMKaranisP.Mich.inv. 5348GreekCairo5PapNoNoReceipt canceled with double lines running diagonally across the writing surface, probably after havins - BL VIII, 349); P.Sorb. II, p. 46 (also favoring l. 4)UNoWNo\€AP.Mich.inv. 6833B e - RectoCPapEPearl OMF Aegyptus 33G16H1953J SB VI 9435UNoWNo] 15. We, . . ., have received [by levelled public] measure, for . . ., from Julius, son of Pasoknopaios, one and one-half artabai of wheat, [equals 1 1/2 artabai of wheat; for . . ., from . . .], son of Petheus, two and nine twenty-fourths artabai of wheat, [equal] 2 9/24 [artabai of wheat]; . . ., for catoecic dues of Kerkesoucha(?), from Poli( ), son of . . ., [one and] one-twelfth [artabai of wheat], equaB1ls 1 1/12 artabai of wheat; for rent of land in the estate of Pallas, one-third artaba [. . .; for catoecic dues of Kerkesoucha], from Amasis(?), son of Pasoxis, one and one-twelfth artabai, equals [1 1/12 artabai of wheat; for . . .], from . . ., son of Pnepheros [. . .], equals 20 3/4 artabai of wheat.jW?W@WAWBWCWDWEWFWGWHWIWJWKWMWNWOWQWRW<]0‰KBL VII, 116-117 (date); BL VIII, 217 (l. 21; 31). - A small fragment (P.Mich. inv. 6917a) confirms the reading Christophorou on l. 6; the 3 lines of the Verso were not known by the editor and have not yet been deciphered. (PH)UZYes (one big plexiglas on top of ***; top fragment, in a separate glass for Verso, in ***)V2 mounts: B and top of lockers ***. Check where to place it (was on top of N and locker 18; but card indicated another place... Update it?)WYesX(purchased in 1943 through Th. Whittemore[Sale of Part of a House\ 130 x 33.5 cm]ESilk; one line missing between frgg. at the top and body of the text!nWAphrodite (Aphrodito), Antaiopolite nome, province of the Lower Thebais, Thebais, EgyptoGreekrRecto - 78; Verso - 3sRecto written across the fibresu%Aurelia Eudoxia, daughter of Georgiosv/VIIth cent. A.D.: probably Oct. 30/31, 615 A.D.w Ann ArborxsSale of a share of an old house that is in a state of decay, made by Aurelia Eudoxia to Menas, son of Christophoros9o-third2yLI€hCe of text_title>Receipt for Money Tax1953complete1RectoDocumentary<_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPDIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>iAThe seventh year of the Emperor Caesar Titus Aelius Hadrianus Antoninus Augustus Pius, Epeiph 28. Pnepheros, son of Petheus and Thaesas, and grandson of Petesouchos, has paid to Sokrates and his associates, collectors of the money taxes of Karanis, for dike tax of the sixth year, on behalf of Karanis, six drachmai four obols, equal 6 dr. 4 ob., (and) for extra charges 1 drachme 2 chalkoi.6€AP.Mich.inv. 2817BbCPapEPearl OMF Aegyptus 33G22H1953J SB VI 9436mK2BL VIII, 349 (l. 5; 6); BL X, 199-200 (date; l. 5)UNoWNoX 24-4034A-S[Receipt for Tax Payment in Kindt_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>eiMesore 20, of grain of the twelfth indiction, for Karanis, Heras, son of Heron, including the twentieth, three artabai, 3 art., exclusive of the shipping charge. . . .jcheck "demotic"k publishedlP.J. Sijpesteijn, ZPE 64 (1986) p. 117-118; P.J. Sijpesteijn, ZPE 65 (1986) p. 162 and n. 6; R.S. Bagnall, Egypt in Late Antiquity (Princeton, 1993) p. 251, n. 114.p6/9/97€AP.Mich.inv. 2817BbCPapEPearl OMF Aegyptus 33G22H1953J SB VI 9436mK2BL VIII, 349 (l. 5; 6); BL X, 199-200 (date; l. 5)UNoWNoX 24-4034A-S[Receipt for Tax Payment in KindmGreekKx+ dateKWMWyWWWWJWfWhWwWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWW%WWWdateaccordingtotheedprjan19286adaccordingtolieskMVdatefromhcyoutie'snotesyVdateseepmichixp78undertheruleofdomitianandbeforVdatedKWWdatesWWdaughterWdayWWdaysWWWWdemoticWWdemoticunpublishedVVdepositedWdescribed2W5W5WdescriptionWWWWdescriptiononlyessentiallyunpublishedtextinschollVdesign>WdetailhWdiagonallyWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWdiedYWdifferent;WWWWWWWFWWvWwWdiodoraWdiogWWWWdirectionWdiscoveredWdiscussedWW|O€hComplete1RectoDocumentary<_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>iAThe ninth year of the Emperor Caesar Titus Aelius Hadrianus Antoninus Augustus Pius. Has worked in fulfillment of his obligation of the present 9th year with respect to the embankments, Epeiph 28 to Mesore 2, in the Shepherds' canal, (on behalf of) Karanis: (2nd hand) Pnepheros, son of Petheus and Thaesis, and grandson of Petesouchos. (3rd hand) I, Heron, have signed the certificate.j4iAExpenditures on the 4th intercalary day. For the price of one papyrus (roll), through Petesouchos, son of Besis: 4 silver drachmai. On the 4th of the month Sebastos. For the price of the wine (for) a meal with Heronas: 1 keramion of old wine: 6 silver drachmai; for the price of 1 keramion of new wine: 18 obols; for the price of 3 bundles of fodder: 4 1/2 obols; as travel money for a swordsman, through Eutychas: 8 obols. For the priest who came to me, travelling on behalf of Heronas: 3 obolBs. On the 6th of the month Sebastos of the 7th year: for the paper tax of the 6th year, 33 other <read: silver?> drachmai 5 obols, which (are) thirty-three <drachmai> five obols, instead of which (we have received) eight staters and 15 obols. And for the charge for making the receipt: 1 obol. And for . . .: 20 silver drachmai. And for the price of 2 papyrus (rolls): 8 silver drachmai. And for black ink: 1 obol. These expenses (were made) through Herodes, son of Loumos. On the 1borOl> OirespectW]WW1W6W7W:W<W>WFW\WmWrWWWWWWWWWWWWkWvWWW?W@W|WW'WgWWZWresponsavWresponsability4W9WpWWWWWWnWresponseWWW WQWOWresponsibilityWnWW?WgWWW WW@WHW{WWW:WLWWWIWvWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWrest-houseUWrestingWWWWWWBWWWbWcWlWWrestore4WWBWWWWWbWEWrestoringW'W(WrestraintWAWrestsCWresultWWvWyWWresultingWhWiWretail-dealerW1Wretailers6WretainWWWvW%W-WretainedWretainingWretainsWWretreatWCNF$ ~:corveeWWW\W_WaW~WWWWWWWWWWRW]W^W`WrWWWWWWWwWxW{W|WWWWWWWWWWWW;WWW#W%W0W^WaWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWW+W=WGWVW`WaWWWWWW]WkW}WWWLWMWPWRWZWbWdWjWlWoWpWrWwWyW9W'WWcountryvWcourtWWWcourtproceedingsinheritancejusticepersonalstatusantinoVcrimeWcrimejusticepriestsreligionVcrisisWdWcryptogramWcultqWculture}WWcustomsWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWW[W"W#W$W%W&W'W(W)W*W+W,W-W.W/W0WWW8WW} 9OkaranisWWWWWWWWWgG8certificateforworkontheembankmentperformedbypnepheroVVcertificateforworkontheembankmentperformedbypolydeuktVcertificateforworkontheembankmentperformedbyptolemaiVVcertificateforworkontheembankmentperformedbysabinusVVcertificateforworkontheembankmentperformedbysatabousVcertificateforworkontheembankmentperformedbysemproniVcertificateforworkontheembankmentperformedbysokratesVcertificateforworkontheembankmentsleftnotcompletedVcertificateforworkontheembankmentsperformedbyachairaVcertificateforworkontheembankmentsperformedbyacharm#VcertificateforworkontheembankmentsperformedbyafreedVcertificateforworkontheembankmentsperformedbyahoreiVcertificateforworkontheembankmentsperformedbyahorioqVVcertificateforworkontheembankmentsperformedbyakopreO'€AP.Mich.inv. 6833B b - RectoCPapide>RectoDocumentary<_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>iAThe ninth year of the Emperor Caesar Titus Aelius Hadrianus Antoninus Augustus Pius. Has worked in fulfillment of his obligation of the present 9th year with respect to the embankments, Epeiph 28 to Mesore 2, in the Shepherds' canal, (on behalf of) Karanis: (2nd hand) Pnepheros, son of Petheus and Thaesis, and grandson of Petesouchos. (3rd hand) I, Heron, have signed the certificate.j1RectoDocumentary<_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>iAThe eighth year of the Emperor Caesar Titus Aelius Hadrianus Antoninus Augustus Pius. Has worked in fulfillment of his obligation of the past 7th year with respect to the embankments, Hadrianos 20 to 24, in the desert canal of Patsontis, (on behalf of) Karanis: (2nd hand) Pnepheros, son of Petheus and Thaisas, and grandson of Petesouchos. (3rd hand) I, Celer, have signed the certificate.j7.6 X 7.5 cm35-288-TCelerPHP.Mich. inv. 6833a; c-d; f(?)Certificate for work on the embankment performed by Pnepheros son of PetheusDec. 16 - 20, 144 A.D.Pearl OMoreine dioryx of Patsontis; KaranisP.Mich.inv. 6833GreekCairo8PapNoNoKaranis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nomeB, province of EgyptAntoninus Pius, Emperor; Pnepheros son of Petheus and Thaisas grandson of Petesouchos (see Aegyptus 33 [953] p. 5); Celer25-26Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptSB VI 9437ab - RectoAegyptus 33Irrigation; Dyke Corve (compulsory work); TaxationReceipt (Certificate) for work on the embankments1953nearly c €n=Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptoGreekr8uHeronvJuly 22-26, 146 A.D.wCairoxLCertificate for work on the embankment performed by Pnepheros son of PetheusyAntoninus Pius, Emperor; Pnepheros son of Petheus and Thaesis (Thaisas?) grandson of Petesouchos (see Aegyptus 33 [953] p. 5); Heronz3Irrigation; Dyke Corve (compulsory work); Taxation{Poimenikos potamos; Karanis|PHO=Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptPnearly completeQ1RRectoS DocumentaryhIrrigation; Dyke Corve (compulsory work); Taxation{Poimenikos potamos; Karanis|PHO=Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptPnearly completeQ1RRectoS Documentaryhehalf of) Karanis: (2nd hand) Pnepheros, son of Petheus and Thaesis, and grandson of Petesouchos. (3rd hand) I, Heron, have signed the certificate.jiAThe tenth year of the Emperor [Caesar] Titus Aelius Hadrianus [Antoninus Augustus] Pius. Has worked [in fulfillment of his obligation] of the past 9th year with respect to the embankments, . . . 10th year [month days], in the desert canal of Patsontis, (on behalf of) Karanis: P . . ., son of Petheus and Thaisas, and grandson of Petesouchos. (2nd hand) I, Epinikias, have signed the certificate.jCheck: look for original: Cairo? (contrary to the inventory) CHECK: note de Sijp en PLBat XII peu claire; semble indiquer qu'il a vu le papyrus! (Traianos)k publishedlM. Hombert, CE 29 (1954) p. 340; P.J. Sijpesteijn, Penthemeros-Certificates in Graeco-Roman Egypt = Pap.Lugd.-Bat. XII (Leiden, 1964) p. 58, no. 102.p6/10/97s2954erial>PapNoNoKaranis, HerakleidouNo<_600DPIBack_R8>zj<79apolloniossonofsotasHVapolloniosstrategosoftheherakleidoumerisVapolloniosstrategosofthepolemonosmerisSVVVVapolloniostopogrammateusandkomogrammateusofoxyrhynchusVapolloniosveteranunnamedbrothersseealsoomichi344Vapolloniosveteranusseealsoomichi347Vapolloniossb_Wapolloniou<WapollonisWapollonousWapollonouschildrenVapollosWOWW!WqWWmWW W+W}WWWWWWWWWWWjW8WQapollosaliaspastouosVapollosservusdoulosofsarapion VapollossonofapolloniosVVapollossonofapollosVapollossonofbQVapollossonofdioskorosseejgkeenanattidelxviicongre8VapollossonofioannesdeceasedVapollossonofmenasgrandsonofpresbyterosVapollossonofpankrates!VqVapollossonofsiVapollossonofvictorVeealsopmichii126l9;VWY€hCType of text_title>Record of Deliveries1953complete1Recto; Verso is blankDocumentary5758br.bmp<_600DPIFront_R1>5758br_a.bmp<_600DPIFront_R2>5758br_c.bmp<_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBackDS_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>i>probably Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptApollonios son of Leein; Sotas, boethos; Karandos (Kalandos?); Ioannes; Palladios28Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptSB VI 9438b - RectoAegyptus 33Account; Taxation (Land)(?); Tax collection(?); Transport<OL 1RrectoWWWS(iioannesWWWWjWyWWWWWWWWWWioannessWiohannesWiollasSWiollastozenongreetingsihavegivenyoumyoathabouttheSVionW!WionsonofpaulosVioniayWiorWiosWiosephiosOWWioseposWiososWioudithWioulas_Wioulieu4WironyWWEW?WWirrespectiveDWEWOWirrevocableOWirrevocablyyWirrigateWirrigatedWW_WWirrigatingWirrigationWDWEWWWWWW2WEWcWWWWWWoWirrigation-machineWirrigationsoWirritated&WisDWEW`WqWMWVW_WgWtWuWyW{W|W}W~WWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWW&W3W9WCWDWEWFWYWaWfWvWyW{WWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWOWWWWW W)iinthevillage1sackVintheyearhaspaidakousilassonofalexforsyntaxisone Vintheyearhaspaidsonofforepistatikononpharmouthi25wV$LS *llugdWaWWWWWWlundWWluppe*WWlustrumWluzzattoWmHWMW_WtW{WWWWWWWW;W=WIWJWaWWWWVWpWvWyW|WWWWWWWWW2W7W8W<WIW{WWWWWW W#W8WBWWWWWGWUW_WfWiWWW+W^WWWWWWGWuWWWWWWWW?W@WWWWW8WNW}W*W3WfWjWWWmbertce291954p340VVmhombertce291954p340pjsijpesteijnpenthemeros-certiVmhombertce301955p394pjsijpesteijnpenthemeros-certiaVmlwestzpe181975p191;V=VVmnowickalamaisonpriveedansl'egypteptolemaiquewroclaw+Vmwhaslamcp891994p112-114Vmzimmermannzpe921992p201-217^VmaccoullWWWWWmacedonienEWtWmaehlerWWWWWWTW8letterintroducinganewtenanttothemanagerofanestateVletterofninastohissisterthaisarioninformingthatheeRVletterofrecommendationsentbyacertainptolemaiostozenBVletterofrecommendationwrittenbyaleximachostozenontoqVletterofreproachsentbylysaniastotheophilosforwhomahVletterofsarapiontohisfathersarapiondirectinghimtoaVletterofthepraetorianprefecttoanofficialoftheproviVrentianustohisfatherclau<VletterprobablywrittenbyanomarchoranotherlocalfunctiVVletterprobablywrittentozenonconcerningawningswhichwiQVlettersentbyaboardofthreejudgeschrematistaitozenonPVlettersentbyanemployeeofanagentoftheadmiralkallik_Vlettersentbyheliodoratohermotherisidora&VlettersentbypaniskostohisbrotheraionprobablywrittenVVlettersentbypaniskostohiswifeploutogeniaVoutogeniaVVifeploutogeniarequestinghV€hA9 X 15.8 cm26-B18F-PPasion son of Aphrod(--), sitologosPHArchive of the praktor Sokrates son of SarapionReceipt for rent of domain land, issued by the sitologoi of Ptolemais Nea to residents of Karanis, in the name of Sokrates son of SarapionAug. 6, 163 A.D.Pearl OMPtolemais Nea; KaranisP.Mich.inv. 4807GreekAnn Arbor11Karanis section (now Research box: Locker 3 2/2)PapNoNoPtolemais Nea, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptMarcus Aurelius & Lucius Verus, Emperors; Pasion son of Aphrod(- -), sitologos of Ptolemais Nea (& associates); Sokrates son of Sarapion; (unnamed) hoi apo Karanidos13-14Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptSB VI 9433d - Re! vthwWWwastWYW{WWvWWWzWWW>WBWWWWWW WWWMWcWWWWWWWWWnWrWWWWWWWWW5WjWWW/WOWwashedzWwaxWwayWWWweeksWwellW'Wwent{Wwere5WWWWWWBWHWWWWWWWWWW0WFWWvWwWWWWW1WTWUWwhatYW=WWwhen>WWWWWWWwhenpmichvi385inv29832991and386inv2913areplacedVVVwhenthepapyruswasboughttheinnertextwasstillsealed>VwherecWWWWwhereasWwhetherWWWwhichWWYWWWvWWWWWhWsW=WMWWWWWdWWW&W0WFWWW5WdWWWWWW(W)W*Wwhil&W2dreceipts WWWW`WreceivetWreceivedWWWrecentlyWrecheckedWrecordW WW5WWrecorded6WecheckedWrecordW WW5WWrecorded6W6Wbably canceled after having been used to compile a summary of the payments of the year.Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of Egypt[- - -]23Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptSB VI 9436pCe - RectoAegyptus 33Taxation (Land); Tax CollectionReceipt for Tax Payment in Kind1953broken off on the left side and at the bottom1RectoDocumentary<_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600D+ofWWW&W;WOWYW{WWWWW WWWWWWWWWWWvW~WWWWWWWWWMWWWWWW<WBWFWHWTW^WhWsWWWWWWWWWWW WWW2W3W=WJWLW`WcWsWwWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWW WWWWWdWmW{WWWWWWWWW"W#W$W%W&W'W(W)W+W,W-W.W/W0WFWWŠlL.C. Youtie, ZPE 53 (1983) p. 233, n. 8; P.J. Sijpesteijn, Aegyptus 66 (1986) p. 149-150; J. Diethart, ZPE 92 (1992) p. 237-238; R.S. Bagnall, Egypt in Late Antiquity (Princeton, 1993) p. 77, n. 197s1849 orary to the archive of Ptollas's sons), see PMich VI, p. 101 and 108 (First half of IVth cent. AD, mainly for proposographical reasons); P.J. Sijpesteijn, ZPE 64 (1986) p. 118 (Beginning of Vth cent. AD, for palaeographical reasons - BL VIII, 349); P.Sorb. II, p. 46 (also favoring BKa date in the Vth cent. A.D., for typological and palaeographical reasons).9n=Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptoGreekr6uUnknown tax-collectorvVth cent. A.D.?w Ann ArborxReceipt of grain for land taxyDA . . . (Aeionis, Aionis?) son of Ounnaphres (Ouenaphris, Onnophris)zTaxation (Land); Tax Collection{Karanis|PHO=Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptPnearly completeQ1R2Recto; Verso: remnants of two almost effaced lines‰iFAphrodite together with others who are in its service after having arrested my husband Herakleios put him in the watch-house of my village Aphrodite and after having taken wine to the same watch-house they drunk with him and when the evening had come they beat my same husband Herakleios and killed him with their swords and thereafter they gave his remains to the fire and they did this to him on the eighth of the month Phaophi of the passed sixth indiction at the setting of the sun. Being aGsked why they murdered my husband they said: 'The most illustrious Sarapammon and Menas wrote us to kill him', and I reserve against them the law me suiting regarding the death of my wretched husband. When Herakleios, my wretched husband, had been killed and his remains had been given to the fire so that they may be burned they poured again water on the same remains and they threw his bones in a basket and burried them I do not know where. I ask, therefore, that they are given to me so tha ''‡{hA13 x 6.7 cmDecember 1926; Acquired from Dr. KondiliosUnknownPHZenon archiveEnd of a petition, which was perhaps addressed to Zenon rather than to the kingIIIrd cent. B.C.Edgar CCP.Mich.inv. 3098GreekAnn Arbor4-PapNoNoUnknown place, Egyptwritten across the fBibres[- - -]102Philadelpheia, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, EgyptgPMich IJusticePetition1931broken off at the top and on the left and right sides1Recto (written across the fibres); Verso is blankDocumentary3098gr_a.bmp<_600DPIFront_/B/DŒ[0Collection of Abstracts of Contracts (Eiromenon)\&Total size of the roll: 2.39 m x 29 cm]well... you know...ADue to the size of this papyrus roll, its content has been divided in the present database into several cards: one for each column of the Verso (register of contracts), one for each abstract on the Recto (collection of abstracts of contracts, or eiromenon).n8.3 X 10.8 cm30-B199K*-OUnknown tax-collectorPH-Receipt for tax payment by a PetesouchosIst cent. B.C./early Ist cent. ADPearl OM-Youtie HC-O.Mich.inv. 9438GreekCairo1OstNoNoprobably Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of Egyptsee electri( mainlymaketWmanesvWWWmanesinomichi403couldbemanessonofmaronwhosearchVmanyW2W`WmarginUW`WWWmarginal"W#W$W'Wmargins`WWWjWmarichalWmarkWcWWWmarkedcWWmarovWmaronvWWWmarriedWmarsisouchosWmayW`W,WWWmeansYWmeasurements=WmecheirWWmemorandumWmen-kheper-re<WmentionWmentionedWmentioningKWmerelyhWWmerkelbachWWmerkelbachandpriestpublishedseparatelyandsimultaneouslVmichpWWW&WWWWWWWWWWvWWWWkWWWWBWSW`WWWWWWW2W3WJWfWhWwWWWWWW WWdWmWWWWWWW"WW!W-WMWjWvWwWWWWWWW.W2W6WOWQWWQWQW+y 6pmichWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWW#Wpmichinv2926acouldbeasmallfragmentofaduplicateofVpmichvi413wascutfromalargersheetofwhichonlytherVpmichvi414-415werefoundtiedtogetherwithastringandVVpoint(W)WpolldWportion=WportraitWpositionWpossibilityWpossibleWWWWpossiblyW%Wpot~WpotteryWWWpoxyWWWWWWWotteryWWWpoxyWWWWWWWWpotteryWWWpoxyWWWWWWWW"349-352W353-355W356-357W359W360W361-363W365W37W37-39WWWW38W380WWW381WWW382wW385WWW386WWW389W39-356W397-411OW4WWWWWWW40*W,W403vWW412-442OW413W414-415WW428W430 WW4385 WWW4386 W4390 WW442W443-448OW449-520OW46WWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWW466#W4662kW47-49W472W4731aW4731bW485%W4878AW49W5WWWWW6W5299QW5299a!W5299c!W5299dQW5473vWwW5476aHW561-578OWOWOWOWOWOWOWOWOWOWOWWWWWWWWWW2(3proposographicalprovedWprovenance&WWWWWWWWWprovesWWWWWptah<WptolemaiclWptolemaiosYWptollas'sWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWpublicationFWWWWpublishedWWWWWWWWWBWSW`WvWwWxWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWublishedasinv19223Vpublishedasinv3099withoutfurtherindicationvVwVxVpublishedasinv695injea19andsbvVpublishedaspmichinv3083withoutfurtherindicationVpublishedastwofragmentsfrominv2890thearticlebyaaVVpurchaseHWputWWFWquotationWrWWraisedWrandomW2toWWWW WWdWnW{WWWWWW&WFWWWWWWWW!W5WdWvWwWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWW W W W W WWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWW W!W"W#W$W%W&W'W(W)W*W+W,W-W.W:W;W<W=W>WQW$W&W'W-WWtransferredtWtranslationWturnedWtwoWWWW"W#W$W%W&W'W(W)W+W0WFWWWW-WvWwWWWtybiMWWWtype"WuWunawareFWuncertain;WWWWWbWWWW-WWWˆAReceipt canceled with double lines running diagonally across the writing surface, probably after having been used to compile a summary of the payments of the year. For the date of the archive of Ptollas's sons, see PMich VI, p. 101 and 108 (First half of IVth cent. AD, mainly for proposographical reasons); P.J. Sijpesteijn, ZPE 64 (1986) p. 118 (Beginning of Vth cent. AD, for palaeographical reasons - BL VIII, 213); P.Sorb. II, p. 46 (also favoring a date in the Vth cent. A.D., for typologB"ical and palaeographical reasons).n=Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptoGreekr5s'see electronic version of PMich VI, 406uUnknown tax-collectorvEarly Vth cent. A.D.(?)wCairoxReceipt of grain for land taxy0Toullas (Ptollas) son of Ouenaphrios (Onnophris)zTaxation (Land); Tax Collection{Karanis|PHO=Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptPconsiderably damagedQ1RRectoS Documentaryhvince of Egyptsee ele|ˆAP.Mich.inv. 5269BgCPapDarchive of Ptollas's sonsEPearl OM-Youtie HCFPMich VIG400H1944KBL VIII, 213 (date; l. 5)UNoWNoX 28-158B*-A[ Receipt for Tax Payments in Kind\ 6.4 X 6.5 cm@A  ) l  s  j yes (descr.)k publishedl'P.J. Sijpesteijn, ZPE 64 (1986) p. 118.mnop3/12/97 (or earlier)"ˆAP.Mich.inv. 5269BgCPapDarchive of Ptollas's sonsEPearl OM-Youtie HCFPMich VIG400H1944KBL VIII, 213 (date; l. 5)UNoWNoX 28-158B*-A[ Receipt for Tax Payments in Kind\ 6.4 X 6.5 cmuUnknown tax-collectorvVth cent. A.D.?wCairoxReceipt of grain for land taxyAeion son of Toullas (Ptollas)zTaxation; Tax Collection; Egypt{Karanis|PHO=Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptQ1RRecto; Verso is blankS Documentaryhleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of Egyptsee ele'6b lines;W{WWWWhWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWdWWWWWlinkWWlinkedWWlistUW`W Wlisted=Wlittle.WWloantWlondHWlongWlonger`Wlookup&keyBWlooseWlostWWWlots=WlowerOWWWWW-WluciusWlugdWlysaniashWlysaniaswritesinaforciblebuextremelyungrammaticalstyhVmWWWWWmadeWWW WWWWmagenta-colored.W/W0Wmagenta-gray(Wmain{WWWmainlyWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBac1ˆAP.Mich.inv. 5269BiCPapDarchive of Ptollas's sonsEPearl OM-Youtie HCFPMich VIG401H1944K.BL III, 116 on line 5; VIII, 213 (date; l. 5)UNoWNoX 28-158B*-A/><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>(iAMesore 25, of grain of the seventh indiction, for Karanis, Apion son of Hatres, including the twentieth, two and one-third artabai, 2 1/3 artabai, exclusive the shipping charge.@A #  , {   j yes (descr.)k publishedl'P.J. Sijpesteijn, ZPE 64 (1986) p. 118.mnop3/12/97 (or earlier)ˆAP.Mich.inv. 5269BiCPapDarchive of Ptollas's sonsEPearl OM-Youtie HCFPMich VIG401H1944K.BL III, 116 on line 5; VIII, 213 (date; l. 5)UNoWNoX 28-158B*-A5.1 X 4 cm28-158B*-AUnknown tax-collectorPHarchive of Ptollas's sonsReceipt of grain for land taxBL VIII, 213 (date)Early Vth cent. A.D.(?)Pearl OM-Youtie HCKaranisP.Mich.inv. 5269GreekCairo5PapNoNoReceipt canceled with double lines running diagonally across600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>iA{Pauni . . ., of grain of the seventh indiction, for Karanis, [. . . son of . . .], including the twentieth, . . . . [- - -]{@A> %  . >?@‰6hBWinter JG-Youtie HCAlexandria; TonisP.Mich.inv. 5401GreekCairoRecto - 33 Verso - 1PapNoYesunknown place, perhaps Alexandria, province of EgyptSee electronic version of PMich VIII, 473Tabetheus; her brother Claudius Tiberianus (see P. Mich. VIII, 467-481 introd.); her son Saturnilus; Metellus, stratiotes; Kabin, diakon; Menas (deceased) (& family)473Pl. IVKaranis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptRecto and VersoPMich VIIIArmy; Clothing; Law; Personal status: Roman citizen (soldier); Religion; Violence (murder); WomanPrivate Letter1951much damaged, especially in the lower half1Recto and VersoDocumentarypurchased by Prof. Boak in 1925 (report submitted by H.I. Bell, dated May 2, 1925); described as coming from Behneseh (Oxyrhynchus)Sijpesteijn PJP.Mich.inv. 3776PapNoNo82-4SB XVIII 13116Aegyptus 661986<_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFroBnt_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>z{ sbxiv11499{|z|KˆO=Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptQ1S DocumentaryhA4 X 4.6 cm25-XUnknown tax-collectorPH-Receipt of grain for land taxBL VIII, 213 (date; l. 5)Early Vth cent. A.D.(?)Pearl OM-Youtie HCKaranisP.Mich.inv. 4677GreekCairo5PapNoNoReceipt canceled with double lines running diagonally across the writing surface, prPalaeogr Descr>see electronic version of PMich VI, 417[---] son of Pamoun417Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptPMich VITaxation (Land); Tax CollectionReceipt for Tax Payment in Kind19441DocumentaryKaranis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome,C province of EgyptHol (Horos) son of Ioannes (see also O.Mich. I, 151; S.B. VI, 9436d); Cheremon (Chairemon, son of Papnouthios) (see also O.Mich. I, 151)17-18Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptSB VI 9436aRectoAegyptus 33Taxation (Land); Tax CollectionReceipt for Tax Payment in Kind1953complete1Rec.Ky€hCnance>Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptSB VI 9436pe - RectoAegyptus 33Taxation (Land); Tax CollectionReceipt for Tax Payment in Kind1953broken off on the left side and at the bottom1RectoDocumentary<_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>i(Christian symbol). [. . .] 1, of grain of the twelfth [indiction], the 12th (indiction), for the village of Karanis(?), [. . . son of . . .], three artabai, [3] artabai [- - -]k publishedPersons>[- - -]<_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>;iEpeiph 26, of grain of the fourth indiction, for Karanis, Amoeis, son of Paianos, four and one-sixth artabai, 4 1/6 artabai only, through Andreas, on behalf of the syndicate of Pekysios. . . .jdone, on the orig. SCANNEDk publishedl'P.J. Sijpesteijn, ZPE 64 (1986) p. 118.p6/10/97€AP.Mich.inv. 4807B d - RectoCPapD/Archive of the praktor Sokrates son of SarapionEPearl OMF Aegyptus 33G13-14H1953J SB VI 9433UNoV0Karanis section (now Research box: Locker 3 2/2)WNoX 26-B18F-P[Receipt for Delivery in Kind\ 9 X 15.8 cmn=Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptoGreekr11N7ˆ/JSB XII 11107 (and XIII, p. 139)KdBL VI, 84 corrects date to II AD; VII, 225 the text comes from village Taampemu; BL VIII, 366 (l. 3)UYesVCWYesXGpurchased in Egypt by B.P. Grenfell and F.W. Kelsey in March-April 1920hApurchased in Egypt by B.P. Grenfell and F.W. Kelsey in March-April 1920BL VI, 84 corrects date to II AD; VII, 225 the text comes from village Taampemu; BL VIII, 366 (l. 3)Michael EMP.Mich.inv. 239CPapYesYes5SB XII 11107 (and XIII, p. 139)PMich Michael1965<_600DPIes); Ischyrion son of Herakleides, sitologos of Ptolemais Nea (& associates); Herakleites (Herakleides), father of Ischyrion Antoninus Pius, Emperor; Chairemon son of Antigenes; Satabous son of Orsenouphis3Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, pK}D€hA7.8 X 5 cm27-CS32-BUnknown tax-collectorPHReceipt of grain for land taxBL VIII, 349 (l. 5); BL X, 199-200 (date; l. 5)Vth cent. A.D.?Pearl OMKaranisP.Mich.inv. 5206GreekCairo5PapNoNoFor the date of this text (more or less contemporary to the archive of Ptollas's sons), see BPMich VI, p. 101 and 108 (First half of IVth cent. AD, mainly for proposographical reasons); P.J. Sijpesteijn, ZPE 64 (1986) p. 118 (Beginning of Vth cent. AD, for palaeographical reasons); P.Sorb. II, p. 46 (also favoring a date in the Vth cent. A.D., for typological and palaeographical reasons).Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptHol (Horos) son of Amaeis23-24Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of Egypt<-t 8theYWteQ1RRectoS DocumentaryhA6.2 X 6 cm28-B136F-AUnknown tax-collectorPHReceipt of grain for land taxBL VIII, 349 (date, l. 4)IVth cent. A.D.Pearl OMKaranisP.Mich.inv. 5348GreekCairo5PapNoNoFor the date of this text (more or less contemporary to the archive of Ptollas sons), see PMich VI, p. 101 and 1he writing surfave, probably after having been used to compile a summary of the payments of the year.n=Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptoGreekr5uUnknown tax-collectorvIVth cent. A.D.wCairoxReceipt of grain for land taxyMelas son of Hol (Horos)zTaxation (Land); Tax Collection{Karanis|PHO=Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptPHO=Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of Egypt€J SB VI 9427KBL X, 199 (bibliography)UNoWNoX24-S5000-courtyard on the south[,Receipt for Payment on Sequestrated Property\12.2 X 20.3 cmn=Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptoGreekr6uIsidorosvJuly 29, 162 A.D.wCairoxReceipt issued to Gaius Iulius Saturnilus for payment of charges due on a property which was under a lien for non-payment of taxes (vel sim.)yMarcus Aurelius & Lucius Verus, Emperors; Isidoros, epiteretes genematographoumenon hyparchonton dioikeseos (& associates) (see C.A. Nelson, BASP 32 [1995] p. 127); Gaius Iulius Satourneilos (Saturnilus) (see Aegyptus 33 [1953] p. 3-4)zaHouse ownership; Personal status: Roman citizen (veteran); Taxation; Tax collection (non-payment)|PHOFprobably Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptP-complete; badly damaged at the (blank) bottomQ1R*Recto; Verso bears illegible traces of inkS Documentaryh00-courtyard on the south[,Receipt for Payment on Sequestrated PropertyoCPap!9(8millWmilletWmillitarisWmillskWminorWW WWWWTWyWWminors+WminuciusWminusxWmisenumsWtWmishandledWmissingWaW>WmissionWWmisspellingsWmistakeWmistakesVWmnaieiaeWmodelWWW`WmodelforanamuletperhapsusedasamuletitselfevenifitVmodelingNWmodifiedWmodiiWmonasteryWWmoney`WWWWWWWWWwW~WWWWWWWWWWWWW WW,W\WcWdWhWWWWW WWrWWWWWW>WBWHWpWqWxWWWWWWW W-W4W[WWW.W1W3W<WaWson; Religion (Christian); Violence; WomanReport of Legal Proceedings1977badly damaged, with many holes1 (made of several fragments)RectoDocument€hA19.3 X 7.8 cm24-4038B-CUnknown tax-collectorPHP.Mich. inv. 2817a; 2818aReceipt of grain for land taxBL X, 199 (date)Vth cent. A.D.?Pearl OM[Karanis]P.Mich.inv. 2818GreekCairo4PapNoNoFor the date of this text (more or less contemporary to the archive of PtollBas's sons), see PMich VI, p. 101 and 108 (First half of IVth cent. AD, mainly for proposographical reasons); P.J. Sijpesteijn, ZPE 64 (1986) p. 118 (Beginning of Vth cent. AD, for palaeographical reasons); P.Sorb. II, p. 46 (also favoring a date in the Vth cent. A.D., for typological and palaeographical reasons).probably Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptHeras son of Heron (see also S.B. VI, 9436b; 9436n)21Karanis, C"3iD Athenodorus, Tybi 26.j2done, on the orig.; conservation4 SCANNED, checkedk publishedlQP.J. Sijpesteijn, Tyche 8 (1993) p. 229; P. van Minnen, ZPE 123 (1998) p. 201-203p7/2/97s23904AP.Mich.inv. 4728BaCPapD0Archive of the praktor Sokrates, son of SarapionESijpesteijn PJFBASP 22G323-325H1985IPhotoJSB XVIII, 13306KBL X, 219 (l. 7; photo)UYesVLWYesX 26-B17F-A[Petition\9.5 x 4.2 cm; 10.2 x 9 cm]]"black glass"; some unfolding? Fragments should be closer, (1 letter missing in line 3). DONEn=Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptoGreekr10uSokrates, son of SarapionvOctober 11, 154 A.D.w Ann ArborxEnd of a petition addressed by Sokrates, son of Sarapion, to an unknown official, who is asked to order the komarch of Karanis to restore the old situation after something had happened to some land of SokratesyV(unnamed) komogrammateus of Karanis; Sokrates son of Sarapion; Antoninus Pius, EmperorzJustice; Land Ownership{Karanis|PHZ‰iLs through the intermediary of the devoted Menas [- - -] and to go to Constantinople and to approach our most pious Lord." Flavius Kollouthos and Flavius Christophoros, the afore-mentioned, [- - -] the administration which assists your Excellency brought the devoted Menas before the court and [- - -] The illustrious comes militum said: "Menas having heard what has been taught by the persons before the court must defend himself". The soldier Menas said: "[- - -] the most illustrious SarapammMon and he sent me with the dioiketes Zacharias and because Zacharias said to me [- - - as also] the persons before the court [know], Zacharias took it and gave it to the most illustrious Sarapammon, as also the soldier Menas knows and when [- - -] came [- - -] the people of the village (said?) willingly to me: "Kollouthos who is here said: 'Where are the pragmateutai so that they give me [- - -] the corn that has been sealed for the coemptio and I shall do it for the most illustrious SarapEblkaworpzpe1101996p156VVVkburaseliszpe1081995p178HVkfwschmidtgga1991937149-150hdbetzhistoryofreligVkfwschmidtgga1991938p154Vkfwschmidtgga581938p156Vkfwschmidtgoettingischegelanz1991938p154hkuehnerVkfwschmidtphilwoch561936p714-715hibelljea2419Vkfwschmidtphilwoch561936p715\VVVVVkfwschmidtphilwoch561936p715hcyoutieajp631942Vkfwschmidtphilwoch561936p715hcyoutiezpe181975Vkfwschmidtphilwoch561936p716pVVdou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptoGreekr5uUnknown tax-collectorvVth cent. A.D.?wCairoxReceipt of grain for land taxyTiberinus son of KapeeiszTaxation (Land); Tax Collection{Karanis|PHO=Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptPcompleteQ1RRectoS Documentaryhince of EgyptTiberinus son of Kapeeis22Karanis,€hA6.3 X 6 cm24-4034A-SUnknown tax-collectorPHReceipt of grain for land taxBL VIII, 349 (l. 5); BL X, 199 (date)Vth cent. A.D.?Pearl OMKaranisP.Mich.inv. 2817GreekCairo6PapNoNoReceipt canceled with double lines running diagonally across the writing surface, probably after haviBng been used to compile a summary of the payments of the year. For the date of this text (more or less contemporary to the archive of Ptollas's sons), see PMich VI, p. 101 and 108 (First half of IVth cent. AD, mainly for proposographical reasons); P.J. Sijpesteijn, ZPE 64 (1986) p. 118 (Beginning of Vth cent. AD, for palaeographical reasons); P.Sorb. II, p. 46 (also favoring a date in the Vth cent. A.D., for typological and palaeographical reasons).Karanis, Herakleidou meris, ArhˆiAMesore 9, of grain of the sixth indiction, for Karanis, Aeion son of Toullas, including the twentieth, five artabai and one-half, 5 1/2 artabai alone(?), exclusive the shipping charge.@A  ) l  s  j yes (descr.)k publishedl'P.J. Sijpesteijn, ZPE 64 (1986) p. 118.mnop3/12/97 (or earlier)s2412$he Vth cent. A.D., for typologB"ical and palaeographical reasons).n=Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptoGreekr6s'see electronic version of PMich VI, 402uUnknown tax-collectorvEarly Vth cent. A.D.?wCairoxReceipt of grain for land taxyAeion son of Toullas (Ptollas)zTaxation; Tax Collection; Egypt{Karanis|PHO=Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptQ1RRecto; Verso is blankS DocumentaryhLd €iEpeiph 21, of grain of the twelfth indiction, for Karanis, Tiberinus, son of Kapeeis, including the twentieth, six artabai, 6 artabai, exclusive of the shipping charge. . . .jcheck "demotic"k publishedlP.J. Sijpesteijn, ZPE 64 (1986) p. 117-118; P.J. Sijpesteijn, ZPE 65 (1986) p. 162 and n. 6; R.S. Bagnall, Egypt in Late Antiquity (Princeton, 1993) p. 251, n. 114.p6/9/97s1643nning of Vth cent. AD, for palaeographical reasons - BL VIII, 349); P.Sorb. II, p. 46 (also favoring BKa date in the Vth cent. A.D., for typological and palaeographical reasons).9n=Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptoGreekr5uUnknown tax-collectorvVth cent. A.D.?wCairoxReceipt of grain for land taxyTiberinus son of KapeeiszTaxation (Land); Tax Collection{Karanis|PHO=Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptPcompleteQ1RRectoS Documentaryh in the Vth cent. A.D., for typological and palaeographical reasons).KaraLf€PcompleteQ1RRectoS DocumentaryhA6 X 8 cm24-4034A-SUnknown tax-collectorPHP.Mich. inv. 2818a-bReceipt of grain for land taxBL VIII, 349 (l. 5; 6); BL X, 199-200 (date; l. 5)Vth cent. A.D.?Pearl OMKaranisP.Mich.inv. 2817GreekCairo5PapNoNoReceipt canceled with double lines running diagonally anis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptHeras son of Heron (see also S.B. VI, 9436b; 9436j)22Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptSB VI 9436nc - RectoAegyptus 33Taxation (Land); Tax CollectionReceipt for Tax Payment in Kind1953complete1RectoV?V@VAVBVCVDVEVFVGVHVIVJVKVLVMVNVOVPVQVRVSVTV@VVVVkr7uUnknown tax-collectorvIVth cent. A.D.wCairoxReceipt of grain for land taxyOuenaphris son of [- - -]zTaxation (Land); Tax Collection{Karanis|PHO=Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptPbroken off on the right sideQ1RRectoS Documentaryhaxation (Land); Tax Collection{Karanis|PHent. A.D.wCairoxReceipt of grain for land taxyOuenaphris son of [- - -]zTaxation (Land); Tax Collection{Karanis|PH!€k publisheds2084 25; Acquired by Professor BoakSijpesteijn PJP.Mich.inv. 3747PapNoNo72-73SB XVIII 13108Aegyptus 661986<_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_6B00DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>pk published€12"€ sbxii11103€€1#€ sbxii11109€€7$€ sbxii11113€€11%€ sbxii11011€€55-62€ sbxiv12082€KzLa€hBace, probably after having been used to compile a summary of the payments of the year. For the date of this text (more or less contemporary to the archive of Ptollas's sons), see PMich VI, p. 101 and 108 (First half of IVth cent. AD, mainly for proposographical reasons); P.J. Sijpesteijn, ZPE 64 (1986) p. 118 (Beginning of Vth cent. AD, for palaeographical reasons); P.Sorb. II, p. 46 (also favoring a date in the Vth cent. A.D., for typological and palaeographical reasons).KaraniCs, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptA . . . (Aeionis, Aionis?) son of Ounnaphres (Ouenaphris, Onnophris)21Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptSB VI 9436kRectoAegyptus 33Taxation (Land); Tax CollectionReceipt for Tax Payment in Kind1953nearly complete1Recto; Verso: remnants of two L/€k publishedl+D. Hagedorn, ZPE 71 (1988) p. 285-*** (289)s2076 €AP.Mich.inv. 3729CPapESijpesteijn PJF Aegyptus 66G80H1986JSB XVIII 13114UNoWNoXpurchased by Prof. Boak in 1925 (report submitted by H.I. Bell, dated May 2, 1925); described as coming from Behneseh (Oxyrhynchus)hlSizeBack_R1><_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DBPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>k publishedl+D. Hagedorn, ZPE 71 (1988) p. 285-*** (289)€AP.Mich.inv. 3729CPapESijpesteijn PJF Aegyptus 66G80H1986JSB XVIII 13114UNoWNoXpurchased by Prof. Boak in 1925 (report submitted by H.I. Bell, dated May 2, 1925); described as coming from Behneseh (Oxyrhynchus)hK5?WQWMWW5x11cmV5x13cmpyaleinv11583.5x13cmVV5x15cmV5x15.5cm3.5x3cm3x10.5cm0.5x1cmV5x2V5x2cm?V5x3.4cmV5x4cmKVmVV5x4.5cmV5x4.6cmV5x4.7cmV5x4.8cmV5x4.9cmV5x5cmVV5x5.3cm V5x5.5cm6.7x13cmV5x5.7V5x5.7cmXV5x5.8cmVV5x6.5cm0V5x6.8cm&V5x6.9cmV5x7.3cmV5x7.6cm{V5x7.7cmV5x7.8cmVV5x7.9cmV V5x8.3cmV5x9.4cmV5.1WWbWdWWWWWWWW$WPWWWWnWWWWWWWQWWWWWUWsWOW5.1x3cmV5.1x3.4cmQV5.1x4cmV5.1x4.2cm$V5.1x4.4cmdV5.1x6.9cmV5.2qWWyWWWgWWWWWdWWWWW_W`WxWWWW W5.2x2.8cmVNm>‹jCheck: make several cards?k publisheds1436 ll - Kelsey; Prepared by Hunt,1920Sijpesteijn PJP.Mich.inv. 145PapNoYes282-8SB XVIII, 13904Text 1 (frg. a)ZPE 601985<_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>jCheck: make several cards?k published)d4hD%><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>iA. . . therefore I hand it in and ask that the komogrammateus of Karanis be ordered to come to the fields and restore the old situation or that the persons who made changes . . . take the responsability for the damage in order that I may be able to pay attention to the other fields that I also cultivate and pay the rents. I, Sokrates, son of Sarapion, the aforementioned, have handed it in as written above. Year 18 of Imperator Caesar Titus Aelius Hadrianus Antoninus Augustus Pius, Phaophi 1B4.j#done, on the orig. scanned, checkedk publishedlXD. Hagedorn, ZPE 68 (1987) p. 85-86; P. van Minnen, ZPE 100 (1994) p. 244 and pl. XIIIa.p7/2/97s2283idou meris,OL< sb3W4W5W6W7W8W9W:WCWDWEWFWTWUWVWWWXWYW[W\W^WaWbWcWdWsWtWuWvWxWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWW W W WWWWWWWWWWWWWWWW W!W"W&W'W(W)W*W+W4WJWKWLWPWiWjWkWlWmWnWoWpWqWrWsWtWuWvWwWxWyWzW{W|W}W~WWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWW W!W"W#W$W%W&W'W(W)W*W+W,W-W.W/W0WWWW€50€pcorninvi122€€€52€pcorninvi88€€€53€pcorninvi6€€€54/$`8officialWWWWWWW5W W^W_W`W{WWWWWWWWWWWWUWVW]WaWWWWW W W W W WWWWWWWWWWWWWWWxWofficialaccountlistingtheamountsoflandpossessedbydiVofficialcopyofthedecisiontakenbyacenturionactingasMVofficialextractoftheregisteroftheepikriseiscertifyinVofficiallettersentbyakomogrammateustothestrategosofVofficiallettersentbyarepresentativeofaguildkoinonoVW"WW.WonpWqW}W~WWWWWWWWWWWaWtW~WWWWWWWWWWWWW^WWWWwW{WWW;WcWWWWW#W%W,W0W^WaWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWW+WGWVW`WaWuWW WWLSck publishedl/G. Messeri - R. Pintaudi, ZPE 122 (1998) p. 130s2106 pesteijn PJP.Mich.inv. 3779PapNoYes104-6Hagedorn D-Koenen L225-8SB XX 14974ZPE 741988SB XVIII 13331CE 611986<_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4>B<_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>k publishedl/G. Messeri - R. Pintaudi, ZPE 122 (1998) p. 130 r‚'AP.Mich.inv. 3757CPapESijpesteijn PJFJOByz 36G19-20H1986JSB XVIII, 13596UNoWNoXpurchased by Prof. Boak in 1925 (report submitted by H.I. Bell, dated May 2, 1925); described as coming from Behneseh (Oxyrhynchus)hApurchased by Prof. Boak in 1925 (report submitted by H.I. Bell, dated May 2, 1925); described as coming from Behneseh (Oxyrhynchus)Sijpesteijn PJP.Mich.inv. 3757PapNoNo19-20SB XVIII, 13596JOByz 361986<_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFronBt_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>Hd /greek؂قڂۂ܂݂ނ߂ႄ₄や䂄傄悄炄肄還ꂄ낄삄킄W  W  !"#$%&'()*+,-./0123456789:;<=>?@ABCDEFGHIJKLMNOPQRSTUVWXYZ[\]^_`abcdefghijklmnopqrstuvwxyz{|}~WW3949Vsbxviii13950Vsbxviii13958Vsbxx0Vx14098Vsbxx14099Vsbxx14131Vsbxx14132Vsbxx143138Vsbxx14314:Vsbxx143159Vsbxx14401dVsbxx14502 Vsbxx14525Vsbxx14666<Vsbxx14667;Vsbxx14679VML€k publisheds2109€AP.Mich.inv. 3767CPapESijpesteijn PJF Anagenesis 4G136-7H1986JSB XVIII, 13155UNoWNoXpurchased by Prof. Boak in 1925 (report submitted by H.I. Bell, dated May 2, 1925); described as coming from Behneseh (Oxyrhynchus)h/><_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>rk published€AP.Mich.inv. 3767CPapESijpesteijn PJF Anagenesis 4G136-7H1986JSB XVIII, 13155UNoWNoXpurchased by Prof. Boak in 1925 (report submitted by H.I. Bell, dated May 2, 1925); described as coming from Behneseh (Oxyrhynchus)hLLO‚Jk publisheds2077‚KAP.Mich.inv. 3724CPapESijpesteijn PJFMisc Pap Roca-PuigG313-6H1987IPlateJSB XVIII, 13613K2BL IX, 303 (l. 7-8); BL X, 221 (l. 5; 8; 9; 10-11)UYesVIII4WYesXpurchased by Prof. Boak in 1925 (report submitted by H.I. Bell, dated May 2, 1925); described as coming from Behneseh (Oxyrhynchus)h00DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_BR1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>yk published‚KAP.Mich.inv. 3724CPapESijpesteijn PJFMisc Pap Roca-PuigG313-6H1987IPlateJSB XVIII, 13613K2BL IX, 303 (l. 7-8); BL X, 221 (l. 5; 8; 9; 10-11)UYesVIII4WYesXpurchased by Prof. Boak in 1925 (report submitted by H.I. 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Inv. MSS. A 101. XVIIAnn Arborend of CPapYesPFay is description only.246Sijpesteijn PJ74-76SB XVIII 13144Aegyptus 671987PFay1900<_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>k publisheds1276ŒAP.Corn. Inv. MSS. A 101. XVIIICPapEGrenfell BP-Hunt AS-Hogarth DGFPFayG247H1900M Aegyptus 67NSijpesteijn PJO76-78P1987RSB XVIII 13145UYesVLhorosFW W<W=W?W@WAWDWEWFWGWHWIWJWKWLWMWNWOWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWhWlWmWnWWWW?W@Wht3WhthrW4WhypothesisWi~WWWWWW'WDWEWRWSW[W^W`WWW1W2W3W6W@WEWGWIWOWmWqWtWzWWWWWWgWWWW[WiandWWWWWif WiiWW*W+WlWnWWWWWWWBW}WVWWWXWYW[W\W]WhWiWLW7WiiiWWWWW[WinWWWWWWWWWWWoWWWW3W4WUWVWyWinarosWWWWWWWWWWWWWincluding@Winv{WWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWW2VMxunpublishedWGWWupper"WvW5W9W?W@WAWCWIWJWPWTWUWWW]WaWbWcWdWfWhWqWsWtWwWzW|W}W~WWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWW[WvariatiosnWvatOWWversoWWzWWWW6WvWwWversolinkedtothearchiveofptollas'ssons6VveryWvi'WDWEW[W\W]W^W_W`WaWbW1W2W3W6W@WEWGWIWOWmWqWtWzWWWWWW[WwezWweaveroWwhichW1WGWOWzW@W[Wwife&WWWWWWWWWwinter`Wwinterftntgivescorrections`VwiscWwithsWtWWqWtWWWWWWWWW3WPWwithoutWwrittenWWxWW;WWWWxiiWWfWWWWxiiiWWxviiiUWVWWWYWZW[WW|}‰AP.Corn. Inv. MSS. A 101. XICPapEGrenfell BP-Hunt ASFPOxy IIIG547H1903MDissN Priest NEO19P1UNoVend of CWYesX _POxy III is discussion onlyhative>YesPOxy III is discussion only548Priest NE548Diss1POxy III1903<_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>k published‰AP.Corn. Inv. MSS. A 101. XICPapEGrenfell BP-Hunt ASFPOxy IIIG547H1903MDissN Priest NEO19P1UNoVend of CWYesX _POxy III is discussion onlyh#‰@~hA+:‰h@‰X&‰@&F&‰A& ‰CT9AThATCTETiBT‰@& C& ‰@& ‰A&‰C&‰A&‰AhB&‰hA‰X&‰X&‰X&‰K hBTlT‰@&D&‰D&‰D&‰D&‰C&‰A&hBT‰hAT‰@&C& ‰DTkT‰@&!D&"s‰hB&#‰hA&$‰XQ,atWWbWWdWeWfWbagnallpWbagnallrspVbattagliaWWbattagliaeVVbeNWrWbell Wbellhi VbhnWblakeJWblakeweJVboak`WtWxW|WWWWWWWWpWqW WWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWW<WDWLWRWSWXW^W_WeWgWkWoWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWW"W#W$W%W&W'W(W)W*W+W,W-W.W/W0W?W@WWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWZdillery WcWdilleryjcVdilleryjd-gagost VdorandiWdoranditVdunlapW WdunlapjeV VeWWWWPWQWRWSWWWe-lieskerWedgarWWWW W!W"W#W$W%W&W'W(W)W*W+W,W-W.W/W0W1W2W3W4W5W6W7W8W9W:W;W=W>W?W@WAWBWCWDWEWFWGWHWIWJWKWLWMWNWOWPWQWRWSWTWUWVWWWXWYWZW[W\W]W^W_W`WaWbWcWdWeWfWgWhWiWjWkWlWmWnWoWpWqWrWsWtWuWvWwWxWyWzW{W|W}WWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWW!WWWWWWWWedgarccVVgrohman,Wgrohmana,VgronewaldW W!W]WWMWNWgronewaldmV V!V]VVMVNVgwWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWJWgw-markusWh3Wh-m-WsWhaDWEWmWqW}WEWHWMWRWyWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWW W W W WWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWKWWWWWhagedornjWhagedorndhagedornujVhagedorn-youtieWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWW pgmWpgmvol2VphilosWWpmich`WgWW W W W W W WWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWW W!W"W#W$W%W&W'W(W)W*W+W,W-W.W/W1W2W3W4W5W6W7W8W9W:W;W=W>W?W@WAWBWCWDWEWFWGWHWIWJWKWLWMWNWOWPWQWTWUWVWWWXWYWZW[W\WZW[W\W\W[W\W\WW\W\W\W\W\W"pmich]+T3pmichcopticii@pmichii/pmichiiipmichv@pmichvi@6pmichviiipmichx@!=pmichxviiiYFpoxyiii@ptheon@Nsertarudbergianasymboslsuppl4@Eusocietysoundstapa~the@Ctycheurbinati@@viviii@"xirxvi@#Hzpezpe1@zpe107zpe23@zpe32rzpe61@Lkzpe811-9]105-1061050? 113a!120121rectocolii@/121rectocoliiix@0121-122@./123rectocolxviii@2124verso@413314-15@O 14-16@ 160@#18@"0859@1936@2xxxiv@"1900@1923@31935451936@619447195081956@1965!91966@1975:1982;1994< 17@24@iii-v@ivc@p185@"^plOODb305z=306830763083083bW309309-32931ǂT31-2L31-32P31-33831-7310311312r313313-24313-6K314݂315316u316-7J317317-319318]よ9319ww319-32132‚Ȃf삉킉32-3P32-33Q32-964320J3214321-329{321-331322MWXW322textaMV322textbXV323I323-3254324@325325-3276325-9326₈7327_327-3325328^l328-333V33낆ɂq33-34R33-36:33-4330b|330-344331󂈤332O332-3333V肈333-4334"334-5335>3335-336[336[336-340X337338!33934ʂ>S34-5340BWZW[W340rectocoli-iiBV340rectocoliiiZV340verso[V341Zւz341-342&‰iJ they have [. . .] time [- - -] and the man of whom Herakleios's wife said that he murdered her husband I handed over to [- - -] in his presence(?) he has been released but the people of the village (killed?) Herakleios as a voluntarily denouncer [- - -] and because of that the people of the village were asked three pounds of gold for the government in the [- - -] The illustrious comes militum said: "For what reason do you say that the same man promised gold to Letoios?" [- - -] said: "[. K. .] as the most learned Letoios told me all agreed with him that I did something fraudulent. To him [- - -] I asked for." The illustrious comes militum said: "What have the parties present to say to this?" Flavius Psoios - - - Flavius Apollos from the village of Aphrodite, the afore-mentioned, defending Theodoros said: "On the pretext of the four and half (pounds of gold) [- - -] pounds of gold and thereafter in front of the present person the same most illustrious Sarapammon asked from u} 7W71W1W{WWWWWW WWWWWW7WWW72qWWWWWWWwWWWWTWWbW73W?W@WhWW;WWWW74cW75W76WWWWW78W79W8oWWWWcWWIWLWW82W83WWW85W88cWW9W93W94WaWWWoWWWWKWWacta3Wactaalexandrinorum3VactsHWactsoftheapostlesHVadelmoWaegyptenWaegyptischeWaegyptischeehevertraegeVaegyptusWDWWWWaegyptus32Vaegyptus66DVaegyptus67VVVafWWVVVVVVVO& sijpestiejn-Wsijpestiejnpj-VskeatFWHWskeattcFVHVspanoudakisWspanoudakiskVspiegelbergWspiegelbergwVsrLWWsternW,Wsternm,VtWjWW9Wtait/Wtaitwj/VtcFWHWtcherikoverWRWtcherikovervafuksaRVtcherikovervafuksasternmVthomasWthomasjdVtottiPWtottimPVttWWWWWWWWWWWturnerWturneregfowlerdhkoenenlyoutielcVesenhb-neugebaueroVVvanminnenpVvpWWWWWWWWWWwWWYWWWMWw-vandorpeWWwargaWWWwargarVwargaraVwargargVwestW<Wwestml<VwestsVwestermann Wwestermannwlkraemercj VwesternannlWwesternannwlkraemercjlVwhWoWwhite=WoWtWWW"W-W2W5W:WwhitejlV2V5V:VT73-78730732733h734735736^738]73974G74-674-7674-77740i746747748w750751.752-757f758낋킋76-776-77h76-789d.2V121vW121vbmpV122vgW122vbmpgV1262vKW1262vbmpKV1265vHW1265vbmpHV1270vCW1270vbmpCV1271v[W1271vbmp[V1277v<W1277vbmp<V1284v5W1284v1bmp5V1284v2bmp5V1286v3W1286v2bmp3V1362vW1362vbmpV1363v&W1363vbmp&V1364vW1364vbmpV1365vW1365vbmpV1366vW1366vbmpV1367vW1367vbmpV1368vWW1368vbmpVV1369vW1369vbmpV1386vW1386vbmpV1413vW1413vbmpVhrLhrMhrNhrOhrPhrQhrRhrShrThrUhrVhrWhrXhr^h_h`hahbhchdhehfhghirkrlrmrnrqrhŒ_PFay is description only.w Ann ArborhAGrenfell BP-Hunt AS-Hogarth DGP.Corn. Inv. MSS. A 101. XVIIIAnn ArborLPapYesPFay is description only.247Sijpesteijn PJ76-78SB XVIII 13145Aegyptus 671987PFay1900<_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPBIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>jGcheck location. I didn't find it in L, where it should be (PH, 6/10/97)k publisheds1277 ŒAP.Corn. Inv. I 11CPapE Youtie HCFZPE 22G53-56H1976J SB XIV 11585KBL IX, 274 (l. 2-3)UNoWYeshA>49x30cmppalauribesinv7011.2x15.5cmV49.2pW49.2x28.8cmpV49.6NW49.6x27.5cmNV49.7=W49.7x28cm=V4925WW5WWWWWKWLWyWWWWWZW~WWWWWWWWWW WmWWWWWW@WKWXW^WpW{WWWWWWWWWWWWW WW&W+W,W6WCWJWWWWMWNWWWWWWWWW'W0WFWXWjWWWWWWWWlustrious comes militum said: "Talis will attack the most magnificent Sarapammon about the production in court of Zacharias. What has Menas to say about the accusations (crimes, TG)?" The soldier Flavius Menas said: "I did not murder anyone and I also prove it. What if Menas proves it? The same presbyter feeling nauseous stayed in the church and I in Antaiou (polis) and an abscess came out of the throat of the presbyter and he 2D‰B [l. 349-352] and 8 [l. 360] + 5 [353-355]); l. 13-21 = former frg. 1 [l. 320-328] + 9 [l. 361-363] [with l. 328 = l. 1 = l. 339; and l. 321-323 = l. 361-363]; l. 21-30 = former frg. 3 [l. 339-348] + 7 [l. 359] [with l. 328 = l. 1 = l. 339; l. 344 = l. 359; and l. 348 = l. 329]; l. 30-39 = former frg. 2 [l. 329-338] [with l. 329 = l. 348; and l. 338 = l. 2]; l. 39-356 = former l. 2-319. (PH) Due to technical limitations, the images on this card cannot currently be displayed in the proper C categories.nWAphrodite (Aphrodito), Antaiopolite nome, province of the Lower Thebais, Thebais, EgyptoGreekrIFrg. 1: 3; frg. 2 + 3: 4; P.Vat.Aphrod. 17: 5; main piece: 344 (see note)sRecto written across the fibres (transversa charta); 28 kollemata are to be found on the main piece; the scribe, Aurelius Abraam, son of Victor, is highly trained. (Sijpesteijn) - 4th hand: slow-writeru]Victor, son of Besarion; Aurelius Senouthes, son of Apollos; Aurelius Psaios, son of Mousaios"preisendanzWWWAWpreisendanzkVVVAVpriestOWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWFWWpriestneOVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVFVVprunetiWprunetipVpuigWrWWpWWW)W7W?WEWSW\W}WWWWWWWWWWW W W W WWWWWWWWWWW<W=W>W?W@WAWWWWWWWWWyWWWraWrennerWWWWWWWW+513144W13145W13320W13861YW13929W13973W1406W14199W14303W14304W14380W14624W14659W14964W14974cW482W493W494W9002W9003W9004CW9005GW9006UW9018jW9019$W9020W9021PW9028W9029cW9030W9031oW9032W9033W9034^W9035W9037W9038W9039W9040W9041W9579W9632Wand6WWWWp6WWWWsbWWcWiW6W^WoWWWWWWWWWWWWWWW?W@WCWGWUWWWhWjWwW{WWWWWWWWWW WWWWWWWW$W7W;WPWTWcWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWW WYWWWWNW4,‰V%Top of the new lockers (wooden frame)WYesX(purchased in 1943 through Th. Whittemore[Report of Legal Proceedings\ 73 x 30 cm]More fragments added_According to the inventory of the collection, P.Mich. inv. 6901 was found rolled with P.Mich. inv. 6900, of which it offers a continuation, though these two large sheets do not seem to have been joined. At least another sheet preceded P.Mich. inv. 6900.nWAphrodite (Aphrodito), Antaiopolite nome, province of the Lower Thebais, Thebais, EgyptoCLatin (protocols introducing each speaker) and Greek (all speeches)r19uUnknown scribe6AVIth cent. A.D.@A  w Ann Arbor8shot, 1993) art. XVIII]; J.G. Keenan, BASP 32 (1995) p. 57-63; T. Gagos, ZPE 93 (1992) 222.p6/17/98R Victor; Theodoros; Maria, widow of Herakleios; (unnamed) kephalaiotai of Aphrodite; Herakleios, deceased husband of Maria; Letoios (scholastikos?); Flavius  9rotocols introducing1PG7cairopquԂՂׂ؂قڂۂ܂ꂀ낀삁?GHIJKLMN[efu}~QRSTUVWXYZ[\]^_`abcdefghijklmnopqrstuvwxyz{|}~݂ނ߂ႂ₂邂ꂂ낂킂  ,/134578>?@BCGIKMUVW\cdfghjlnoprtuvwxz{|}ǂɂ̂͂Ђӂւ݂߂₃ゃ傃炃肃ꂃ삃 ŒhABL IX, 274 (l. 2-3)Youtie HCP.Corn. Inv. I 11PapNoYes53-56SB XIV 11585ZPE 221976<_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_RBd3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>Rk publisheds1203 ><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>jGcheck location. I didn't find it in L, where it should be (PH, 6/10/97)k publishedŒAP.Corn. Inv. 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Apollos (= Flavius Apollos, son of Dioskoros, for which see J.G. Keenan, Atti del XVII Congresso di Papirologia. III [Napoli, 1984] p.957-963?); (unnamed) Emperor; Flavius Kollouthos; Flavius Christophoros; (unnamed) pragmateutai; (unnamed) ekdikos of Antaiou polis; Victor, former ekdikos (of Antaiou polis)6@Af       fzAdministration; Army; Funerary practices; Justice; Murder; Priest (Christian); Prison; Religion (Christian); Tax Collection; Travel; Violence; Woman{^Aphrodite (Aphrodito); Antaiou (polis); Konstantinou polis (Konstantinopolis = Constantinople)|PH>ldier Menas knows and when [- - -] came [- - -] the people of the village (said?) willingly to me: "Kollouthos who is here said: 'Where are the pragmateutai so that they give me [- - -] the corn that has been sealed for the coemptio and I shall do it for the most illustrious Sarap5l761`7777-7877-877-817878-8078-9787789W79g79-8079-82;790[791X792\793V794Y797g799_8W*W8textbonlyV8-11+W80w80-8180-83800U802S81 81-5812w814p818P82-382-84821y822823~824825p826R83831832d835o837j838M839L84-86W84-86l1-10withppalauribesinv70V840Z842r843l844845846853856}86-87c8608787-8888-90o88-919 -9090-93902GW9191-3914O915Q93-94945s947u948q95-9950v952m953t955n96-98986L990xadd,WaddendaW WWWadespWalsoWWbWWbasedGWcWcolWWWWWWcomWcopyDWEWdWWnoWofDWonlyuWWpg WneugebauerWWWWneugebauero-vanhoesenbVneugebauero-vanhoesenhbVVVnimsWWWWWWWWnimscfVVVVVVVVnunlistWnunlistrVo'haraWWo'harajjVVo-vanWWWWom}W~WWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWW3WUWVWWWXWYWZW[WaWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWW }108WWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWW W W W W WWWWWWWWWWWW109WWWWWWWWW W!W"W#W$W%W&W'W(W)W*W+W11WWWW111,W-WW1137W8W9W117W12WWWWWW W3WWWWWWWWWW13qWtWuWwWWWWW W!WWWWWWWWWWWW14"W#WWWWWW15xWW WW W!W"WW16`WaW$W%W&W'W(WpWqW6W#W$WW17yWzW{WW%W18VW)WWW!W"W&W'W(W19HWlW*W+W,W-W.W/W0WWW2WWWWWWWWWWW.)67-6867-9*670671񂉢672673674675y676677Q67867968 68-7068-9<680681682683684Z685.6866870688689X69Ղd69-72669-75;69-766906911691-732692693694694-6695696_697~698Q699699-7066z傀7?ւ $*7-1077-87-97070-3|70-7170-80700q701҂702703p704x705ら706>707H708B7171-371-7271-7371-74710Ђ711712b71371471571671771871972΂i72-7372-77720721722723724725726727ɂ728729+73삄Ԃ73-473-573-7}73-80C sbWWWWWW W!W"W#W$W%W&W'W(W)W*W+W,W-W.W/W0W8W9W:W;W<W=W>W?W@W|W}WWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWW"W%W&W(W+W,W/W0W1W2W3W4W5W7W8W9W:W;W<W=W>W?W@WAWBWCWDWEWFWGWHWIWJWKWLWMWNWOWPWQWRWSWTWUWVWWWXWYWZW[W\W_W`WaWbWcWdWeWfWhWiWjWkWlWmWnWoWpWqWrWtWuWvWzW{W|W}WWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWL&Šk publisheds2110ŠAP.Mich.inv. 3761CPapESijpesteijn PJFTyche 1G180-3H1986JSB XVIII, 13764K#BL IX, 305 (l. 9); BL X, 222 (l. 5)UNoWNoXpurchased by Prof. Boak in 1925 (report submitted by H.I. Bell, dated May 2, 1925); described as coming from Behneseh (Oxyrhynchus)h_R2><_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_60B0DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>k publishedŠAP.Mich.inv. 3761CPapESijpesteijn PJFTyche 1G180-3H1986JSB XVIII, 13764K#BL IX, 305 (l. 9); BL X, 222 (l. 5)UNoWNoXpurchased by Prof. Boak in 1925 (report submitted by H.I. Bell, dated May 2, 1925); described as coming from Behneseh (Oxyrhynchus)hK hAP.Mich. inv. 1341: 13 x 14.3 cm; P.Haun. II, 14: 12.5 x 13 cm; P.Haun. II, 15: 14.8 x 14 cm (total size: ca. 25.5 x 28.3 cm)January 1924; Acquired with Nahman lotPtolemaiosPH+ P.Haun. II, 14 +15Private letter sent by Ptolemaios to his mother and sister, in which he answers various points in a letter he received from them, tells them of a four day episode spent with an irresponsible, impudent young man, somBehow related to them, and complains a woman who treated him inconsiderablyIInd cent. A.D.McCarren VPRep Editor - McCarren VP-Bulow-Jacobsen A; Rep Ser. - ZPE 58 ; 1985; pg. 71-79BL X, 224 (bibliography)P.Mich.inv. 1341GreekAnn ArborCol. I (P. Haun. II, 14) - 20 lines; col. II (all 3 fragments) - 42 lines; col. III (P.Mich. inv. 1341 + P.Haun. II, 15) - 46 linesKSB IV 7447JEA 14Army; Justice; Lawmaking; SuretyRoyal Decree1928nearly complete1Recto (written across the fibres); Verso is blankDocumentary<_600DPIFront_R1>3106r_a.bmp<_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_ER7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>jil. II 1838 + add.); Kallias; Eukles291-293Philadelpheia, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, EgyptBL V, 70 (bibliography); BL VI, 84 (bibliography); BL VIII, 95 (bibliography)Edgar CC70pl. IVPMich I19 e‰`@s=hAA;C=ETl;‰a@=hA aCL‰b@A@V?gzhB+D)iA)qC+E+t‰c@+ z+hB,DiB*‰dD={?WhBD?hiB7+ z+hB,DiB*+C)qE)iB+DF+ )qE)iB+DF+ lhA‰mhA&‰n@hA&‰o@hA‰phA‰qhA‰rhA(‰s@hA‰thA‰uhA‰vn)O/hB8%D)iA(x‰w@hA‰xhA=‰y@hA‰zhA‰{hA‰|hA ‰}hA‰~@!hA"‰hA#‰hA$‰_%hB&‰hA'k(‰N)‰X*‰hA&{‰@+hA&‰@,hA"8‰hA-‰hA.‰x#hA/C iA4 ‰@#hA0‰@1hA2‰hA3‰hA4‰hA5‰[(R(ThB(cD(miA(pC8‰@6hA7‰hA8‰hA9‰hA:‰KJ@hA'@@hA'@@@@@hA]hAMCKiAKSK8AK9AKFRhBKGDFFiAKICKKEKQGKD@KLXF'k&z@hA!hA!O!hB&\@"X&_@#hA$hA%n"ThB 6iA"@&hA'nA{AhBADAiAA%CA&EA'GA IA(KE@A\AhA*CAiAACD6hAACAiAA@)8A@hA 3C"iA"C"x"hAAC@iA?C+EA9AAhAAC,iA9jA@-[A9AhAACAEA@AuBhA.CBiAACAIA 9AQhAAC@E/iBA@0X1G9hB2@3hA4U5N6hB7hA8hA9_whA?Cik,@fRZhBjL905‹hB;<_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>)jCheck if still mounted. Was in a provisional mount (19, 20a-b, 2755, 2755a, 3753, 4313), which was dismounted. Check LDAB for bibliographyk publisheds1570NO>P.Mich.inv. 20(new glass)PapYesYes29-30Pl. IIaa+bZPE 591985BFZPE 59G29-30H1985IPl. IIaKHFragment 20b joins to frg. 19 and gives a few letters of v.196-200. (PH)UYesV (new glass)WYesXFMarch,April,1920; Acquired by Grenfell - Kelsey; Prepared by Hunt,1920ht8$9aurelialiboukedaughterofadiongerdiaine3VaureliamariadaughterofpapnytisVaureliariadaughterofammonhusband8VaureliasameastheprecedingVaureliataesisdaughterofasklepiadesandsarapousVaureliatalousdaughterofherakleioswifeofpsaiosVt the top and body of the text!Antinoe (Antinoou polis)(?), province of the Lower Thebais, Thebais, EgyptRecto written against the fibres662Pl. X-XIIICAphrodite (Aphrodito), Antaiopolite nome, province of the Lower Thebais, Thebais, EgyptPMich XIIIHouse Ownership; Notary; Profession; Sale; Topography (Aphrodito); WomanSale of Part of a House1977quite damaged at the top, along the horizontal folds1Recto (written against the fibres)DocumentaryY‹hBont_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>k publishedl N. Gonis, Tyche 13 (1998) p. 364s2055 ullSizeBack_R2><_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_B600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>k publishedZPE 62G148-9H1986IPl IIIaJSB XVIII, 13950UNoWYesX'May 2, 1925; Acquired by Professor Boakh‹k publishedl!D. Hagedorn, ZPE 90 (1992) p. 280s2515 ‹AP.Mich.inv. 985CPapEWarga RGFP.Sel.Warga (diss.)G12H1988MZPE 64NWarga RAO96-98P1986QPl. VIIaRSB XVIII, 13973 (and p. 494)SBL IX, 310 (l. 14)UYesVKWYesg_No>297-302SB XVIII, 13958ZPE 631986<_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6B><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>k publishedl!D. Hagedorn, ZPE 90 (1992) p. 280s2515‹AP.Mich.inv. 985CPapEWarga RGFP.Sel.Warga (diss.)G12H1988MZPE 64NWarga RAO96-98P1986QPl. VIIaRSB XVIII, 13973 (and p. 494)SBL IX, 310 (l. 14)UYesVKWYesa@o†hBigin>probably either Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, or unknown harbor, Herakleopolite or Memphite nome, province of EgyptAurelius Philippos, epimeletes achyrou (& associates); Palemon (son of Ptollas?); Pemen, . . . (oikeios? oikogenes?), idios1123Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptSB XIV 11510rectoOMich IVTax collection; taxation (Land); Slave(?); TransportaCtionReceipt of tax payment in kind1975complete; damaged at the bottom1Recto; Verso is blankDocumentary9449o.bmp<_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3‹AP.Mich.inv. 1015CPapE McCarren VPFZPE 61G59-60H1985IPl IIbJSB XVIII, 13912UNoWYesXhJune 1922; Acquired by Nahman - British Museum;Nos. 918 - 932 Paid for from the appropriation of RegentshVIII, 13911ZPE 611985<_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_RB1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>xk published‹AP.Mich.inv. 1015CPapE McCarren VPFZPE 61G59-60H1985IPl IIbJSB XVIII, 13912UNoWYesXhJune 1922; Acquired by Nahman - British Museum;Nos. 918 - 932 Paid for from the appropriation of RegentshL\!i 13912W13914W13915W13916W13917W13918W13919W13920W13921W13922W13923W13924W13925W13926W13927W13928W13947W13948W13949W13950W13958W140!W&W14098W14099W14131W14132W143138W14314:W143159W14401dW14502 W14525W14666<W14667;W14679W14680W14681W14973W14987W14999W15000W15001W15041W15042W15043W15070W15089W15090W15091W15092W15190W1759W2W2aW2bXW2cW3}WW3000"W.W4VW479"W481,W483WWW484WW485W488W489WW490W4915W&W+W492W493W5WW534^WQW540/WN0l281-282W281-283LWwW282_WWWW283\WWWWW283-284W283-285WW284`WWWWW284-287WWW285WWW286WW286-287Wol>ZPE 611985<_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBacBk_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>{k published‹AP.Mich.inv. 3746CPapESijpesteijn PJFZPE 61G77H1985JSB XVIII, 13920UNoWNoX'May 2, 1925; Acquired by Professor BoakhL‹k publisheds2098‹AP.Mich.inv. 3764CPapESijpesteijn PJFZPE 61G77-8H1985JSB XVIII, 13921 (and p. 493)KBL IX, 307 (l. 3)UNoWNoXpurchased by Prof. Boak in 1925 (report submitted by H.I. Bell, dated May 2, 1925); described as coming from Behneseh (Oxyrhynchus)hck_R1><_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBaB{ck_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>ik published‹AP.Mich.inv. 3764CPapESijpesteijn PJFZPE 61G77-8H1985JSB XVIII, 13921 (and p. 493)KBL IX, 307 (l. 3)UNoWNoXpurchased by Prof. Boak in 1925 (report submitted by H.I. Bell, dated May 2, 1925); described as coming from Behneseh (Oxyrhynchus)hL‹k publisheds2052‹AP.Mich.inv. 3702CPapESijpesteijn PJFZPE 61G76H1985JSB XVIII, 13918KBL IX, 307 (l. 1)UNoWNoXpurchased by Prof. Boak in 1925 (report submitted by H.I. Bell, dated May 2, 1925); described as coming from Behneseh (Oxyrhynchus)hR2><_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIB}Back_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>kk published‹AP.Mich.inv. 3702CPapESijpesteijn PJFZPE 61G76H1985JSB XVIII, 13918KBL IX, 307 (l. 1)UNoWNoXpurchased by Prof. Boak in 1925 (report submitted by H.I. Bell, dated May 2, 1925); described as coming from Behneseh (Oxyrhynchus)h‹AP.Mich.inv. 3725CPapESijpesteijn PJFZPE 61G80-1H1985JSB XVIII, 13927UYesVIII4WNoXpurchased by Prof. Boak in 1925 (report submitted by H.I. Bell, dated May 2, 1925); described as coming from Behneseh (Oxyrhynchus)hApurchased by Prof. Boak in 1925 (report submitted by H.I. Bell, dated May 2, 1925); described as coming from Behneseh (Oxyrhynchus)Sijpesteijn PJP.Mich.inv. 3725III4PapYesNo80-1SB XVIII, 13927ZPE 611985<_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4>B<_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>L ‹k publisheds2078‹AP.Mich.inv. 3728CPapESijpesteijn PJFZPE 61G75-6H1985IPl IIIaJSB XVIII, 13917KBL IX, 307 (l. 1)UYesVIWYesXpurchased by Prof. Boak in 1925 (report submitted by H.I. Bell, dated May 2, 1925); described as coming from Behneseh (Oxyrhynchus)hack_R1><_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIB}Back_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>kk published‹AP.Mich.inv. 3728CPapESijpesteijn PJFZPE 61G75-6H1985IPl IIIaJSB XVIII, 13917KBL IX, 307 (l. 1)UYesVIWYesXpurchased by Prof. Boak in 1925 (report submitted by H.I. Bell, dated May 2, 1925); described as coming from Behneseh (Oxyrhynchus)hL`‹k publisheds2056‹AP.Mich.inv. 3709CPapESijpesteijn PJFZPE 61G82-4H1985IPl IIIcMZPE 62NSijpesteijn PJO153-4P1986RSB XVIII, 13929 (and p. 493)S#BL IX, 307 (l. 5); BL X, 224 (date)UNoWYesXpurchased by Prof. Boak in 1925 (report submitted by H.I. Bell, dated May 2, 1925); described as coming from Behneseh (Oxyrhynchus)h><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBaB{ck_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>ik published‹AP.Mich.inv. 3709CPapESijpesteijn PJFZPE 61G82-4H1985IPl IIIcMZPE 62NSijpesteijn PJO153-4P1986RSB XVIII, 13929 (and p. 493)S#BL IX, 307 (l. 5); BL X, 224 (date)UNoWYesXpurchased by Prof. Boak in 1925 (report submitted by H.I. Bell, dated May 2, 1925); described as coming from Behneseh (Oxyrhynchus)hL!‹k publisheds2057 25; Acquired by Professor BoakBL IX, 307 (l. 3; 4)Sijpesteijn PJP.Mich.inv. 3714PapNoNo78-79SB XVIII, 13923ZPE 611985<_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFrBont_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>k publishedL‹k publisheds2058‹AP.Mich.inv. 3714CPapESijpesteijn PJFZPE 61G78-79H1985JSB XVIII, 13923KBL IX, 307 (l. 3; 4)UNoWNoXpurchased by Prof. Boak in 1925 (report submitted by H.I. Bell, dated May 2, 1925); described as coming from Behneseh (Oxyrhynchus)hullSizeBack_R1><_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBaB{ck_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>ik published‹AP.Mich.inv. 3714CPapESijpesteijn PJFZPE 61G78-79H1985JSB XVIII, 13923KBL IX, 307 (l. 3; 4)UNoWNoXpurchased by Prof. Boak in 1925 (report submitted by H.I. Bell, dated May 2, 1925); described as coming from Behneseh (Oxyrhynchus)hL‹k publisheds2060‹AP.Mich.inv. 3716CPapESijpesteijn PJFZPE 61G81-2H1985JSB XVIII, 13928UNoWNoXpurchased by Prof. Boak in 1925 (report submitted by H.I. Bell, dated May 2, 1925); described as coming from Behneseh (Oxyrhynchus)hSizeFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_BR1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>yk published‹AP.Mich.inv. 3716CPapESijpesteijn PJFZPE 61G81-2H1985JSB XVIII, 13928UNoWNoXpurchased by Prof. Boak in 1925 (report submitted by H.I. Bell, dated May 2, 1925); described as coming from Behneseh (Oxyrhynchus)h3 EŒAP.Mich.inv. 4731Ba, Recto, second textCPapEPearl OMFCE 28G336-340H1953JSB VI 9554, 2cUNoV"Karanis section (now research box)WNoX 26-B17F-A[Census Declaration\ 12.2 x 20 cm]unfold? (beginning of l. 15-17 of 1st column? + see verso, top of second col.) + have a look at the beginning of lines 14-15 of col. IIIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBacBAk_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>/k publishedŒAP.Mich.inv. 4731Ba, Recto, second textCPapEPearl OMFCE 28G336-340H1953JSB VI 9554, 2cUNoV"Karanis section (now research box)WNoX 26-B17F-A[Census Declaration\ 12.2 x 20 cm]unfold? (beginning of l. 15-17 of 1st column? + see verso, top of second col.) + have a look at the beginning of lines 14-15 of col. IIext of P.Mich. Inv. 4731a, recto.n the right side, damaged in the middleQ1110W111W112W113W114W115WW116WW117W118W119W1190oW11915W12WWW1202W1203W1206W1209W121W1210W1213W1218W122gWW1220W1230W124W1258W1261W1262KW1263JW1264IW1265HW1266GW1267FW1268EW1269DW1270CW1271BWZW[W1272AW1273@W1274?W1275>W1276=W1277<W1278;W1279hc-youtieWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWW WtWvW{W|W}Whd-robbinsWheislerWWWWWheislerrjVVVVVhenrichsWWWgWWWWWhenrichsaVVVVVVVhenrichsa-husselmanemgVhi WhjzW{WhoesenWWWWhofmannWhofmannjVhsWWhubnerWhubnerrVhuebnerWWWWgWhuebnerrVVVVgVhuntWhuntasVhusselmanWWWWWWW*W+W-W0WW%WWWW W W WWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWpzpe1VVzpe10VVVzpe100VVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVzpe103VVVVzpe105VVVzpe106VVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVV?VVzpe107Yzpe23AVBVCVDVEVFVGVHVIVJVKVLVzpe24MVNVOVPVQVRVzpe25SVTVUVzpe26VVzpe27WVXVYVZV[Vzpe28\V]V^V_V`VaVbVzpe29cVdVeVfVwVzpe3gVzpe30hViVjV9Vzpe31kVlVmVnVoVpVqVzpe32,53-64530531Ȃ 532O533534535536537x538=539C54܂E54-58540؂541悉542ق543킉544]545ނ546-547 548z54955݂g55-5755-6155-62550551Ƃ552553ꂈ554‚555555-634556557肌558C559Gꂇ낇56e56-6156-6356-8>560u561H562563564565566m567568U569T炇569-79u57h57-5857-59@570S571R572:5736 574ł 575q576S577`578e579\58958-59=')‡ehD_R1>3117v_a.bmp<_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>aiA(Recto) Philon to Zenon greeting. The reason why you have been kept waiting about the two hundred-drachma pieces is that Aristandros interfered with us. However, this must not go on, but the money will shortly be obtained from other sources and repaid to you. You will be kind enough then not to believe that you have been kept waiting by my fault, but to take note of the real cause. If you or Sostratos need any green wild chickling (arakos), take as much as you wish, whether to the value obl_side>Recto and VersoDocumentary3117r.bmp<_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1>3117v_a.bmp<_60<,7-iherakleiosWWWWWWWWWherakleios'sWWherakleitosWherakleonQWWherakleopolis|WpWrWqWherakleopolitegWW3WW[WWWWherakleos}WWherakles:WWWWFWSWWWWWWeWW'WdWWWWWWWWWWWWWW WWW3W5W7W8W=W?WCWEWLWMWNWSWTWWWXW\W]WcWdWkWlWoWsW~WWWWWWWW34‹>AP.Mich.inv. 795CPapE Youtie HCFZPE 22G56-8H1976J SB XIV 11586K!BL VIII, 372 (bibliography; l. 4)UNoWYesXYReceived at the British Museum from Dr. David L. Askren, Fayoum, Egypt, in September 1922tQRep_editor Casarico L; Rep_Ser C.P.Gr. II/1; Rep_Year 1985; Rep_No. 5ahAReceived at the British Museum from Dr. David L. Askren, Fayoum, Egypt, in September 1922BL VIII, 372 (bibliography; l. 4)Youtie HCRep_editor Casarico L; Rep_Ser C.P.Gr. 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Askren; acquired from him in July, 1925[Order for Payment\ 9.6 x 6.4 cmnUnknownoGreekr4u ApolloniosvIst cent. A.D.w Kelsey MuseumxOrder for delivery of wheatyBApollonios; Pammenes, (grammateus); Menches son of Psem(--); ApionzOrder|PHOUnknownPCompleteQ1RRecto; Verso is blankS DocumentaryT 4224o.bmphA9.6 x 6.4 cmpurchased by Dr. D.L. Askren; acquired from him in July, 1925ApolloniosPHOstraca of the grammateus PammenesOrder for delivery of wheatIst cent. A.D.Amundsen LO.Mich.inv. 4224GreekKelsey Museum4OstNoNoUnknownApollonios; Pammenes, (grammateus); Menches son of Psem(--AO.Mich.inv.4224COstE Amundsen LFOMich IG38H1935UNoWNoXpurchased by Dr. D.L. Askrenh! '„@!oBhBBjB„@!xBhBB'„K!hACCCY„{C hB!„@!OBhBB„X!hB!„x hB!iCR„hA Cc„@Cw!hBBjg„@ hABC!ly„@Bz9#hB:4D l  JC 6ist*W+WbWgWlWnWoWpWrWsWtWuWvWwWxWyWzW{W|W~WWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWW W#W%W&W(W*W,W-W.W9WOWPWSWTWXW]W^W}WWW1W6W8W=W?WAWGWPWTWUWWWZW]W_W`WaWdWiWjWmWnWrWvWyW{W~WWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWTWUWVWWWXWYW[W\W]W^W_W`WaWfWgWhWiWsWWWKWdWeWfWWWistcentad;VKVV[VVVVVVVVVkVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVTVXV^V1V6V8V=V?VAVGVm+€hDttom(?)1RectoDocumentary<_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>k publishedlN. Lewis, CE 29 (1954) p. 295; P.J. Sijpesteijn, Penthemeros-Certificates in Graeco-Roman Egypt = Pap.Lugd.-Bat. XII (Leiden, 1964) p. 59, no. 110; p. 60-61, no. 123; 130; 132.p6/17/97s2317?€AP.Mich.inv. 2912BRectoCPapEPearl OMF Aegyptus 31G224-227H1951J SB VI 9231, 2KBL VIII, 342 (line 3). - Lines 6-7: instead of Pakysio(s) to(u) Petauro( ) (metros) Tkeetos, read: Pakysio(s) to(u) Petauto(s) | me(tros) Tkethitos, and compare P.Mich. inv. 2841). (PH)UNoV-WNoX 24-5006E2-AaCPap"€D{+ P.Mich. Inv. 4799b; also + P.Mich. Inv. 4697a and Inv. 4738? (cf. note); Archive of the praktor Sokrates son of Sarapion?EPearl OMF Aegyptus 31G226H1951J SB VI 9496KBL V, 116 (on line 4)UNoWNoX 26-B17E-A[:Register of work performed for the penthemeral dyke corve\unknown_Could be part of same roll as P.Mich. VI 380 and/or 381, but see N. Lewis, CE 29 (1954) p. 295 and P.J. Sijpesteijn, PLBat 12 (1963) p. 59, no. 110.n=Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptoGreekr7uUnknown dyke-surveyorvLatter half of IInd cent. ADwCairoxFragment of ledger in which are recorded the names of persons obligated to work on the embankments as well as the date and place of the work performed by them, with references by column to a daybookyxPe---on son of Ptolemaios; Teon son of Petheus grandson of [- - -] Ptollas son of S[- - -]; (Epagathos: see Geographica)zKIrrigation; Penthemeral Dyke Corve (compulsory work); Priesthood; Taxation{Epagathiane (dioryx)|PHon of Pan€AP.Mich.inv. 4793BaCPap S[- - -]; (Epagathos: see Geographica)226Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptSB VI 9496bAegyptus 31Irrigation; Penthemeral Dyke Corve (compulsory work); TaxationRegister of work performed for the penthemeral dyke corve1951broken off on the left side, at the top(?) and at the bottom(?)1RecDtoDocumentary<_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>nk publishedp6/17/974€AP.Mich.inv. 4793BaCPapcumem€OH(probably) Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptP?broken off on the left side, at the top(?) and at the bottom(?)Q1RRectoS DocumentaryhAunknown26-B17E-AUnknown dyke-surveyorPH+ P.Mich. Inv. 4799b; also + P.Mich. Inv. 4697a and Inv. 4738? (cf. note); Archive of the praktor Sokrates son of Sarapion?Fragment of ledger in which are recorded the names of persons obligated to work on the embankments as well as the date and place of the work performed by them, with references by column to a daybookBL V, 116 (on line 4)Latt><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>lk publishedp6/17/973€AP.Mich.inv. 4793BaCPaparym>8 9teonsonofpetheusgrandsonofVVteosW+WKWWWWWjWWteoslaxosseeprosptolv1312413115+Vteosmelissourgosseeprosptoliv12510KVteosunnamedwifeVteousWtephelastephereusWtephereusdaughterofsigeriswifeofkronionVtepherosnWW$WWтtepherosdaughterofsisois$VtepherosdaughteroftephersosandtaarmiysiswifeofasklasnVtephersosWWLWnWWWW2W7W8W9W:W;W<W=W>W?W@WAWWterentiusWaW?W@Wterepsaeis Wterepsaeisterepsais VterepsaisW WterettianusWtereusterisWWterisherakllinouphosmisthiosVteris>WterosWterposWCtertiaWtertianusWtertiosWtestWWW]WWWWWWWRWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWW€hAunknown26-B17F-AUnknown dyke-surveyorPH+ P.Mich. 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Sijpesteijn, PLBat 12 (1963) p. 59, no. 110.(probably) Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of Egypt[- - -] son of Petheus(?); Pe---on son d/82\jsuWsubRWsubj3WWsubjectWGWWzWsubliterary WWsuchWsuggestedWWsuggestsvWUWsun&WWWsupplaWWsupplementoIWsupposewWsupposedWsurWsureWHW]W`WfWWWsuttonWOWWWWWWWFW5Wsymboslo WWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWW W W W W WWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWW W!W"W#W$W%W&W'W(W)W*W+W,WsynexerchomaiWWWWWWWWWWWWWW W W W W WWWWWWWWWWWWW:n€hCof Ptolemaios; Teon son of Petheus grandson of [- - -]; Ptollas son of S[- - -]; (Epagathos: see Geographica)226Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptSB VI 9496bAegyptus 31Irrigation; Penthemeral Dyke Corve (compulsory work); TaxationRegister of work performed for the penthemeral dyke corve1951broken off on the left side, at the top(?D) and at the bottom(?)1RectoDocumentary<_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>k publishede13jcardsWWWW WWWWW[WWWW)WWWW WWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWW W W W W WWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWW W!W"W#W$W%W&W'W(W)W*W+W,W-W.WmWnWoWpWqWcartonnageUWcasamassima-eWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWW W W W W WWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWW W!W"W#W$WV3 (ŒOBeither Arsinoe or unknown place, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptPfragment of a tomos synkollesimos composed of several declarations glued side by side; broken off on the right side, damaged in the middleQ1R,Recto, second text; Verso: S.B. VI, 9554, 2aS DocumentaryT 4731ar.bmpX 4731ar_b.bmphA12.2 x 20 cm26-B17F-A3 sons of a Ptolemaios: Mysthes(?) alias Sarapion, Ptolemaios, & Sarapammon alias AndronikosPHDeclaration (kat'oikian apographe for the census of 146/147 A.D.) of a vacant lot owned by three brothersJune 7 or 10, 147 A.D.Pearl OMamphodon Linypheion (Arsinoiton polis)P.Mich.inv. 4731GreekAnn Arbor22Karann alias Androneikos (Andronikos), son of Ptolemaios alias [- - -], katoikos; Antoninus Pius, Emperor336-340Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of Egypt|PH(v=[zAgent of (absentee?) landlords; Cadastre(?); Census Declaration (kat'oikian apographe); House Ownership; Personal status: Roman citizen(?){0Karanis, Herakleidou meris of the Arsinoite nome|PHO=Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptP-broken off on the left side and at the bottomQ1S DocumentaryhA4.2 x 7.6 cm24-5006E2-A[- - -] son of SambathionPHDeclaration (kat'oikian apographe for the census of 146/147 A.D.) addressed to several officials by the representative acting for a Gemellus146/147 A.D.Pearl OMKaranis, Herakleidou meris of the Arsinoite nomeP.Mich.inv. 2940GreekCairo12PapNoNo1Documentary<_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_+NhavealooklylabutnoheartattackplizwhatcanyoudowiVhaven't3WheartWhelpWhereVWWRW[WW]WyWzWWWgWmWhiddenWWWhidesWWhighHW=WfWhWW_WhigherWhmmmWhmmmcouldbeabitfoldedcouldn'titmainlyinthefirstcVhole-WWBWHWWhomerWhopeOWyWhopeless3WhorizxWhorizontalMWhouseWhowOWW<WWWhteWi3W;WWWWWWWBWEWUWaWdWeWnW|WWWWWBWLWkWWW WWWW-WDWPWQWlWWWWW,W:W;W<W=W>Wihavetochecktheversofoldedl7rightl34-37seewhatVi'llWi'mbW|WWi-iiWi-iv W WidemWidentified`WidentifyWWif3W:W;WWWWW3WW"WEWoWWWWWWWWWWWW1W3)3%[hIUck_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>iA(Section a) [- - -] of the sixth year of Tiberius Claudius [Caesar] Augustus [Germanicus] the Emperor, on the 6th of the month Sebastos: of the expenses (made) through Kronion: [For - - -], notary(?): 28 silver drachmai; [- - -] through Philoxas himself: 8 silver drachmai; [for the price] of wine: 12 silver drachmai; [- - - for an] expenditure: 6 silver drachmai 3 obols; [for the price] of unwritten (papyri): 8 silver drachmai; salary(?) of Heronas through Philoxas: 40 silver drachmai; [--1983 [1987])pp. 139-148; - JENKINS Fred W., New Texts from the Tebtunis Grapheion Archive, BASP 29 (1992) pp. 31-40; - E. Husselman, Procedures of the Record Office of Tebtunis in the First Century A.D., Proceedings of the Twelfth International Congress of Papyrology (Toronto, 1970) pp. 223-238; - Kovel'man A.B., Arenda v Juznom Fajume v seredine i v. n. e. (Po Miciganskim registram.) Avec un r/L:agentofabsenteelandlordscadastrecensusdeclarationkat'[VViv11507i sbxiv11516j ! sbxiv11524!k "# sbxiv11503#l"$% sbxiv11508%m$&' sbxiv11523'n&() sbxiv11517)o(*+ sbxiv11522+p*,- sbxiv11530-q,./ sbxiv11531/r.01 sbxiv115091s023 sbxiv115123t245 sbxiv115275u467 sbxiv115297v689 sbxiv115289w8:; sbxiv11520;x:<= sbxiv11526=yz<>? sbxiv11513?{>@A sbxiv11511A|@BC sbxiv11514C}BDE sbxiv11515E~DF ivthWWWWWWWWWixWWWjWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWW early Vth cent.?)Pearl OM-Youtie HCKaranisP.Mich.inv. 5269GreekCairo4PapNoNoFor the dateB of the archive of Ptollas sons, see PMich VI, p. 101 and 108 (First half of IVth cent. AD, mainly for proposographical reasons) and P.J. Sijpesteijn, ZPE 64 (1986) p. 118 (Beginning of Vth cent. AD, for palaeographical reasons - BL VIII, 213). Receipt canceled with double lines running diagonally across the writing surface, probably after having been used to compile a summary of the payments of the year.Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of Egypt3K‰hE (l. 1-10). More fragments addedAntinoe (Antinoou polis)(?), province of the Lower Thebais, Thebais, EgyptFlavius Sarapammon (praeses of the Lower Thebais?); Victor, notarius and topoteretes; (unnamed) boethos; (unnamed) meizoteros; (unnamed) comes militum (dux of the Thebais?); Flavius Menas, miles = stratiotes; Zacharias, dioiketes; Victor, presbyteros, brother of the following (deceased); Flavius <- - ->, brother of the presbyteros Victor; FTheodoros; Maria, widow of Herakleios; (unnamed) kephalaiotai of Aphrodite; Herakleios, deceased husband of Maria; Letoios (scholastikos?); Flavius Psoios; (Flavius?) Apollos (= Flavius Apollos, son of Dioskoros, for which see J.G. Keenan, Atti del XVII Congresso di Papirologia. III [Napoli, 1984] p.957-963?); (unnamed) Emperor; Flavius Kollouthos; Flavius Christophoros; (unnamed) pragmateutai; (unnamed) ekdikos of Antaiou polis; Victor, former ekdikos (of Antaiou polis)661ŒhBresearch box)PapNoNoBoth the first edition and the S.B. give only the lines 6-11 of col. II, which are the less damaged.unfold? (beginning of l. 15-17 of 1st column? + see verso, top of second col.) + have a look at the beginning of lines 14-15 of col. IIunknown place, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptDiodoros [son of Thaisas(?)], apator (see P.J. Sijpesteijn, ZPE 106 [1995] p. 224); Horos337CKaranis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptSB VI 9554, 2aa, VersoCE 28Land status; Personal status: apator (of unknown father); Profession; Taxation (Land); Tax collectionAssessment list1953broken off on the left and right sides; only the concluding letters if a first column and a badly damaged second column1Verso; Recto: S.B. +T9)k18[Wڂ18-27180-183181-92s182183-187".183-4'184186?187c@188189-191~19*W190WW190219V191<193y1938H195 1957F197199-2012`W220= WW202-206w203_204\205S206v209W209n3V209-13209-218`21-6211212-215215WW215seealso219V215-222216217218219WWWW219190V219seealso215V223220220-225HW221222225-8c2272292323-422327233`233-237M235235-237237-238240-1245-8249E249-25125Documentary4731av.bmp<_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1>4731av_a.bmp<_600DPIBack_R2>4731av_c.bmp<_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>i((Text too fragmentary to be translated).j9done, on the orig.; conservation (lot 3) SCANNED, checkedk publishedl.P.J. Sijpesteijn, ZPE 106 (1995) p. 224, n. 30p6/17/97s2289ŒAP.Mich.inv. 4715Ba, Recto, second textCPapD0Archive of the praktor Sokrates son of Sarapion?EPearl OMFCE 28G341-342H1953J SB VI 9554, 3KBL X, 200 (l. 3)UNoV2Karanis section (now research box "Locker 3, 2/2")WNoX 26-B17F-A[Census Declaration\11.5 x 20.3 cm],unfold? (top), - left: fragment nearly looseeBack_R1>4+,)cjmW WWWKWWWWIW WWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWW W W W W WWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWW W!W"W#W$W%W&W'W(W)W*W+W,Wm3Wm56WmaWmaccoullWmacdowellIWmachimoiWmodifiedOWmoiSWmontageWmontanariWmontevecchiWWmonth-by-monthWmontrerWmorWWmoreWW-WDWWmostWIWmountWWWmountedWWWJWWWmovedWWmrWmuchpWWmusicWmustWWmySWWmythologyMWnOWWWWWWIWWWnachredeSWyK‰iNammon if ever I did anything [- - -] and the defensor of Antaiou (polis) and Victor, the ex-defensor, and therefore the headman collected a tax from them."@A?    l  r      + >  K    E  j    Z  g     U  l tions in requisiting money; among those who worked with him, a soldier, Flaviusame [- - -] the people of the village (said?) willingly to me: "Kollouthos who is here said: 'Where are the pragmateutai so that they give me [- - -] the corn that has been sealed for the coemptio and I shall do it for the most illustrious Sarap %'uŒQhA12.7 x 12.5 cm; 5 x 7.3 cm30-132-YIIAesopusPHFragments of fables of Aesop (who is named in col. 2, l. 15), including the fable of the eagle and the fox and the one of the farmer's quarrelsome sons(?)A new examination of the original fragments showed that frgg. 1a, 1b, 1c (as numbered in the ed.pr.) were assigned to a slightly wrong place; frgg. 2a and 2b have now been joined. (PH)IIIrd cent. A.D.Luppe W-P.Mich.inv. 5771GreekAnn ArborFrg. 1, Col. 1 - 16; col. 2 - 23; Frg. 2 - 12JPapYesYesopen it and call me - place of fragments to be checked (different from the edition!); unfold (Verso, col. I, line 9); 1 fragment put Recto on VersoUnknown place, province of Egypt-765Pl. IVKaranis,.bmpKseparateWsmall`WtopWversoWwhich`Wwith`Wwriting`Wyes`WEMRV`gstwy{|̂ς݂む邀킀"#%&'*-23459=BFORS\`ortvxy{|ÂƂǂʂ˂͂΂ςЂ؂ڂۂ܂݂ނ߂め傁悁ꂁ낁 !%347=@AEKMNOPႆ₇ !"#$%&'(),/012345789:;<>@BJMNOOONOOOZ\]^_abcdefghijklmnopqrstwx|ĂłƂǂȂʂ˂̂͂΂ςЂтӂԂՂ؂ۂ߂䂇炇킇 "* RlinesWWQWWWWWWWW WoW?WHWQWlistZW{W WW}WWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWlostWWmarkingsWmathematicalWmorandumLW:W;W<W=WmichWWWWWWWWW0W;WWWWQWRWWWWW WWWW6WMWNW]W^W_W`WjWvWwWWTWUWyWmilWWWWmodern!WmoneyWQWmonthWmostWmostlyWmusicalWmustWnameWnames{WW}WWWnatureWWHWnoWnotationWnowWofWWWWWWWWWW!W5W;W>WVWWWYW{WWWW WW3WWWW^Z‰iHt I can burry them. For concerning just this matter I approached already the most illustrious Sarapammon and it was agreed to arrange that they would be given to me but they were not given". (P.Mich. inv. 6901 + P.Palau Ribes inv. 70). [- - -] Herakleios having been taken off, and I went to approach . . . and having recognized one of my husband's murderers [- - -] of my wretched husand and he arrested this man and I do not know for what reason released him. [The illustrious comes militumI said]: "Let the most magnificent [Sarapammon] defend himself concerning this: through the foresight of the administration he will . . . and Menas to those who have brought(?) to him the [- - -." The illustrious afore-mentioned Sarapammon said:] the most learned Letoios asked me for four pounds of gold on account of the people of Aphrodite because at a later(?) moment they attacked him [- - -] these, and as the people of Aphrodite have [[always]] lived a disorderly life . . . [- - -] thatpmichinv4732Vpmichinv4733Vpmichinv4737Vpmichinv4738Vpmichinv474Vpmichinv4746Vpmichinv4748AVpmichinv4749LVpmichinv475Vpmichinv4750KVpmichinv4752VJVpmichinv4761 Vpmichinv4768JVpmichinv477Vpmichinv4776HVIVpmichinv4779GVpmichinv478xVpmichinv4787@VKVpmichinv4788VV'VVpmichinv4791Vpmichinv4793Vpmichinv4799V Vpmichinv48003Vpmichinv4801VVpmichinv4807Vpmichinv4814V*Vpmichinv4816Vpmichinv4824Vpmichinv483Vpmichinv4832Vpmichinv4833Vpmichinv487wVpmichinv4871Vpmichinv4878FVpmichinv488Vpmichinv489Vpmichinv490Vpmichinv4901Vpmichinv4902 Vpmichinv4905^‰iDs came out of the throat of the presbyter and he died thereof. About Herakleios I was not there and I do not know (about him)." The illustrious comes militum said: "If the prosecuting party wants to attack with their accusations they must - - - the law for prosecution". Flavius <- - -> defending Theodoros said: "In the last days of the passed month Mesore of the past seventh indiction the devoted Menas forced my brother Victor who also is a presbyter outside and murdered him having tEhrown a piece of wood of a machiehis left arm and having (placed) many blows on his stomach from the fifth hour till the evening of the same day and I reserve against him the law me suiting against murderers. And if I shall not prove that he murdered my brother I shall die instead of him. And he did not ask for the blows he received or it must be by the fact that he was ten or eleven days alone". The afore-mentioned Maria defending Theodoros said: "The chiefs (of the police) of my village XhA12.2 x 20 cm26-B17F-ADidyme alias NiliainePHDeclaration (kat'oikian apographe for the census of 146/147 A.D.) of an empty house owned by a womanJuly 19, 147 A.D.Pearl OM[- - -]P.Mich.inv. 4731GreekAnn Arbor24Karanis section (now research box)PapNoNounfold? (beginning oBf l. 15-17 of 1st column? + see verso, top of second col.) + have a look at the beginning of lines 14-15 of col. IIunknown place, probably Arsinoite nome, province of Egypt1st (= 4th?) hand: skilled commercial style; 2nd hand: crabbed and irregular. probably of a barely literate writer; 3rd hand: only slightly greater easeDidyme alias Niliaini (Niliaine, Niliaina); Antoninus Pius, Emperor; Nemeas336-340Karanis, Herakleidou [‡AP.Mich.inv. 5767BRectoCPapDb+ P.Mich. Inv. 5774; same text as P.Mich. Inv. 5768; archive of Satabous son of Pnepheros & familyE Husselman EMFPMich IXG555H1971r Patsontis and of the [two and] one-half arourai of the [Anthian] estate, [and I have been allotted six and one-eighth and one-sixteenth and one-sixty-fourth arourai of the royal land, of which one and one-quarter arourai are in the Hollow of the Cavalry, three arourai are in the Fifty, one aroura is by the new dyke, and one-half anId one-quarter and one-eighth and one-sixteenth and one-sixty-fourth arourai are in Tatnouei, as aforesaid. Esouris, son of Esouris(?), wrote for him because he is illiterate. (4th hand) Registered through the grapheion of Karanis.]Wj$done, on the orig.; scanned, checkedk publishedp5/14/974‡AP.Mich.inv. 5767BRectoCPapDb+ P.Mich. Inv. 5774; same text as P.Mich. 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VI, 9554, 2aDocumentary4731ar.bmp<_600DPIFront_R1>4731ar_b.bmp<_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8> Jian apographe); Land Ownership; Illiteracy{&hodon Linypheion (Arsinoiton polis)|PH+ŒviA[Extract from] the responsa of the deified Severus and [Antoninus]. [After] other matters the pertinent part: Lollianus [said], "There are various [taxes] in the nome, of which he [is] the lessee; [but] he burdens the tenant farmers and exacts [the] monodesmia on the [uninundated area]. Now, as [the . . .] of the taxes ought [to be leased out] through the boule [and the] rest imposed upon the land, I think(?) [. . .] more [. . .] than one man [. . .] such great [. . .]." Antoninus AugustusB [said], "Then 'the tax(?)' will be [imposed] upon the wealthier [[ [And if so], the [admitted(?)] connivance of the bouleutai will not burden [the] poor peasants.]] 'so that the peasantry may not be burdened in this as a result of the connivance of the bouleutai'."@O@!icenturionEWMWW?WuWWWW@WWW_WcenturionordinWVcenturionsEWcenturysWWWWWWWWWcerealistWcerialisWcertainWyWpWWWWWSWWWWWnWWWWWW(WcertainlyWcertificateWWWcertificatesWcertifiedWcertify`WaWcessionWWW2WEWZWkWxWWWWWWWWWWWvW|WWgWWWWWW WWWW3W6W;W<W=WcessionsWWchWWWjWchksonofpVchajWWfWgWhWtW{W|WWWWWWchaff-holderWchainWchairasAWnWchaireis\WWchairemonWWFW~WWWjW;W`WWWWWCWFWaWnWWWWWWWW WW2WkWWWWWWWWWWEWuWWWWŒhBis section (now research box)PapNoNoSee also P.Mich. Inv. 4731b. - The successive hands were numbered 5th to 9th in the first edition and in the S.B., following the first text of P.Mich. Inv. 4731a, recto.unfold? (beginning of l. 15-17 of 1st column? + see verso, top of second col.) + have a look at the beginning of lines 14-15 of col. 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The illustrious afore-mentioned Flavius Sarapammon said: "I did discover that some persons from the village of Aphrodite made a conspiracy and wanted to divide the village in two parties(?) so that they again could attend minutely to murders and for that reason theC conspirators have been asked for one pound of gold for the praesidial treasury." The illustrious comes militum said: "The administration will bring pressure to bear upon the most magnificent Sarapammon for the production of Zacharias in court. What has Menas to say about the accusations ?" The soldier Flavius Menas said: "I did not murder anyone and I also prove it. What if Menas proves(?) it? The same presbyter feeling nauseous stayed in the church and I in Antaiou (polis) and an absces#Œj9done, on the orig.; conservation (lot 3) SCANNED, checkedk describedlRR.S. Bagnall - B.W. Frier, The Demography of Roman Egypt (Cambridge, 1994) p. 225.p6/18/97s2276Sisois son of Orsenouphis, son of Sisois, and of Tauris, daughter of Nemesas - husband of Tepheros; Tepheros daughter of Mysthes and Tenaus, granddaughter of Papontos - wife of the aforementioned Sisois; Sisois(?), son of Sisois and Tepheros; Dioskoros, son of Sisois and Tepheros, twin of the following Dioskoros; Dioskoros, son of Sisois and Tepheros, twin of the preceding Dioskorosz3Cadastre; Census Declaration (kat'oikian apographe){Mendes|PHOW?W@WAWBWCWDWEWFWGWHWIWJWKWLWMWNWOWPWQWRWSWTWUWVWWWXWYWZW[W\W]W^W_W`WaWbWcWdWeWfWgWhWiWjWkWlWmWnWoWpWqWrWsWtWuWvWwWxWyWzW{W|W}WJ>Q9ptolemaiossonofsiomeaspVptolemaiossonofsokmenisgrandsonofpakysisVptolemaiossonofsokratesformerownerVptolemaiossonoftheagenesunnamedbrotherNVptolemaiostheprecedingVyVptolemaisWYWsWWWWWWWWWW)W#WW W WWWptolemaischildrensVptolemaisptolemaiosVptolemaisptolemaioselaiourgosVptolemaisoWptolemas5WPWLWptolemassonofpantelPVptolemeWptolemeptolemaiossonofpemesVptolemeos)W5Wptolemeosptolemaiossonofheron)Vptolemeosptolemaiossonofisionseealsoomichi3215VptolemeskW W WWWptolemesptolemaisptolemaiosunnamedwife VptolemiaosWtoleminosarcholtorsonofarchongtVptolemonWWptolemyW[WaWbWptolemyvepiphanesbasileusaVbVptolemyviphilometorepiphanesVptolion_WWptolionptollionVptolisWptoll+;OeitherarsinoeorunknownplacearsinoitenomeprovinceofeVeitherdionysiasthemistoumerisorsoknopaiounesosherakle,VeitherkaranisherakleidoumerisarsinoitenomeorkerkemempVpVpVherakleidoumerisarsinoitenomeorkerkemempVpVpVranisherakleidoumerisarsinoitenomeorkerkememVpVpVranisherakleidoumerisarsinoitenomeorkerkememVpVpVranisherakleidoumerisarsinoitenomeorkerkememVpVpVranisherakleidoumerisarsinoitenomeorkerkememVpVpVranisherakleidoumerisarsinoitenomeorkerkememVpVpV=5‰hDddedAntinoe (Antinoou polis)(?), province of the Lower Thebais, Thebais, EgyptFlavius Sarapammon (praeses of the Lower Thebais?); Victor, notarius and topoteretes; (unnamed) boethos; (unnamed) meizoteros; (unnamed) comes militum (dux of the Thebais?); Flavius Menas, miles = stratiotes; Zacharias, dioiketes; Victor, presbyteros, brother of the following (deceased); Flavius <- - ->, brother of the presbyteros Victor; Theodoros; Maria, widow of Herakleios; (unnameEd) kephalaiotai of Aphrodite; Herakleios, deceased husband of Maria; Letoios (scholastikos?); Flavius Psoios; (Flavius?) Apollos (= Flavius Apollos, son of Dioskoros, for which see J.G. Keenan, Atti del XVII Congresso di Papirologia. III [Napoli, 1984] p.957-963?); (unnamed) Emperor; Flavius Kollouthos; Flavius Christophoros; (unnamed) pragmateutai; (unnamed) ekdikos of Antaiou polis; Victor, former ekdikos (of Antaiou polis)660Pl. 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From Sisois, son of Orsenouphis, grandson of Sisois, whose mother is Tauris, daughter of Nemesas, resident of the village of Mendes. There belongs to me in the village a half share of a house and courtyard in which I reside, and I declare myself and my family for the house-by-house census of the past 9th year of Antoninus Caesar the lord; and I am Sisois, the above inscribed, 45 years old, without distinguishing mark, and my wife Tepheros, dauBghter of Mysthes, granddaughter of Papontos, whose mother is Tenaus, 36 years old, without distinguishing mark, and the children of us both: Sisois(?), . . years old, without distinguishing mark; Dioskoros, brother of the same, a twin, 14 years old, with a scar on the left shin; another Dioskoros, a twin, 14 years old, without distinguishing mark. Wherefore I present the declaration. 10th year of the Emperor Caesar Titus Aelius Hadrianus Antoninus Augustus Pius, Epeiph 29.f Sisoitek@AYiEd courtyard 'and another house', and to Thais( ), wife of Sab( ), from her mother, a half share of a house and courtyard and another house and courtyard. (Recto, second text) Kastor, son of Ptolemaios, grandson of Kastor, whose mother is Tasoucharis.jHdone, on the orig.; conservation (lot 3) conservation12 scanned; checkedk publishedp6/18/97s2277nome, province of EgyptoGreekr6Verso - 36 + 4 in left margin; Recto (second text) - 3uUnknown census officialvXIInd cent. A.D.: after 161 A.D. (date of the original document), perhaps before 174 A.D.w Ann ArborxmExtract from a census register, giving an abbreviated copy of two declarations for the census of 160/161 A.D.9he first editor doesn't mention the second text of recto, which is clearly related to the verso (name of the person for whom the extract was written?). - Line 2, read oiki(ai) '2', instead of oiki(a); line 11: age of Achillas quite uncertain (40 instead of 30?)UNoearl OMFCE 28G336-340+;WhA4.6 x 18.1 cm26-B17F-AA woman of uncertain namePHFragmentary declaration (kat'oikian apographe for the census of 160/161 A.D.) of an unoccupied dwellingBL VIII, 350 (line 20)July-Aug., 161 A.D.Pearl OM[- - -]P.Mich.inv. 4731GreekAnn Arborca. 25Karanis section (now research box)PapNoNounfold (two places: see verso)unknown place, province of Egypt1st hand: highly developed cursive with sweeping strokes and linkage; 2nd hand: consists of square letters, laboriously traced; 3rd hand: a skilled commercial handAntoninus Pius, deceased Emperor; Marcus Aurelius & Lucius Verus, Emperors; [- - -]ia alias [- - -]nis344-346Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptFS2zRrectoversowasprobablyblankEVFVGVHVIVyVzVrectoveryfainttracesofwritingonversoperhapsanoffse5Vrectowrittenacrossthefibres)VXVVrectowrittenacrossthefibresandversoV"V%V'V(V+V/V5V:V=V@VAVCVOVPVRVSVVVYVZV[V\V`VbVhVjVoVpVsVtV|VVVVVVVVVaV8Vrectowrittenacrossthefibresandversoofpsivi555EVrectowrittenacrossthefibresothersideprobablyblankVVrectowrittenacrossthefibresuncertaintracesonversoadXVVVVV V&VLVMVNVWVlV{VVVVVVVVrectowrittenacrossthefibresversoisblankexceptforaVrectowrittenacrossthefibresversoisblankexceptforanQVrectowrittenacrossthefibresversoispmichi820VrectowrittenacrossthefibresversolistofnamesVdecipherable WunderW49Y9CdAchillas and Aphrodous; Tapiamis, daughter of Achillas and Aphrodous; Sab( ) (Sabinus?), son of Sarap( ) (Sarapion?), grandson of Euemeros, whose mother is Thais( ), daughter of Onnophris (see also PMich. Inv. 5689?); Thaisas, daughter of Didym( ) and Taesis, wife of Sab( ); Sarap( ), son of Sab( ) and Thaisas; Didymion, son of Sab( ) and Thaisas@zDCadastre; Census Declaration (kat'oikian apographe); House Ownership{!Karanis; amphodon Isiou (Isieiou)|PHOFprobably Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptP (Verso) nearly complete; damagedQ1RVVerso + Recto, second text; Recto, first text: unpublished (fragment of a tax account)S DocumentaryT 4716cr.bmpV 4716cv.bmpX 4716cv_a.bmpY 4716cv_b.bmp` 4716cr_a.bmpa 4716cr_b.bmphars. 'That . . . of them(?)' Onesime, daughter of them both, age 25 years, 'wife of K . . .'. (In margin of line 18) Tasoucharion, another daughter, age . . years. 'Ptolemais, daughter of them both, age 5 years.' 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VI, 9554, 2aS DocumentaryT 4731ar.bmpX 4731ar_a.bmph; 3rd hand: only slightly greater easeDidyme alias Niliaini (Niliaine, Niliaina); Antoninus Pius, Emperor; Nemeas336-340Karanis, Herakleidou 3P'ŒG337H1953JSB VI 9554, 2aKBL X, 200 (l. 8)UNoV"Karanis section (now research box)WNoX 26-B17F-A[Assessment list\ 12.2 x 20 cm]unfold? (beginning of l. 15-17 of 1st column? + see verso, top of second col.) + have a look at the beginning of lines 14-15 of col. II_dBoth the first edition and the S.B. give only the lines 6-11 of col. II, which are the less damaged.n=Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptoGreekr-Col. I: ends of 9(?) lines; Col. II: 13 linesuunknownv$IInd cent. A.D. (after ca. 147 A.D.)w Ann Arborx[List of amounts of land and of concording expected amounts of taxes and rents, by clerouchyyYDiodoros [son of Thaisas(?)], apator (see P.J. Sijpesteijn, ZPE 106 [1995] p. 224); HoroszeLand status; Personal status: apator (of unknown father); Profession; Taxation (Land); Tax collection{ 14th (cleruchy); 15th (cleruchy)|PHO0unknown place, Arsinoite nome, province of Egyptnd a badly damaged second columnQ1R!Verso; Recto: S.B. VI, 9554, 2b-cmentaryvx[hDR2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>iATo Maximus also called Nearchos, strategos of the division of Herakleides of the Arsinoite nome, and Herakleides, royal secretary of the same division, and Orsenouphis, village secretary of Karanis, and Dioskoros and the other laographoi of the same village. From . . ., son of Sambathion, of the village of Karanis. There belongs to . . . Gemellus, whose interests I represent . . .k publishedlRR.S. Bagnall - B.W. 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BL X, 200 (l. 8)July 24, 147 A.D.Pearl OMKarinis (Karanis)P.Mich.inv. 5961GreekAnn Arbor19-PapNoBNojoin small fragmentperhaps Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptLonginus Maximus; Ptolemaios(?) son of Petheus, phrontistes of Longinus Maximus; Antoninus Pius, Emperor343-344Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptSB VI 9554, 4CE 28Agent of Absentee Landlord; Cadastre; Census Declaration (kat'oikian apographe); House Ownership; Profession1,8Z5longinusWBWlonginuscelervVlonginusclemensBVlongusWlourios7WlucinusWlucinussonofsokratesVluciusWWWlucullusWluriusWlyVWlylysiasVVlysaniashlysiasUVWlysimachos9WBWzWWWWvW[WlysimachossonoflysimachosVmakariosWnofmarepsemis3otherpriestsactingassluicVmarepsemissonofmarepsemisand8otherhigh-rankingpriestDVmaronZWmaximusVW WmelanasWmelanaspraktorargyrikonVmelasWmelassonofhorionhiereusVmelissourgosKmembers<WoWWWWmenandermenes/menodoros6merchantsWmerisWmikalosWminesWminuciaWminuciusWmisthotesWmonodesmian*WmorosmysTWmysunknownpasissonofpaisTVmysthesWWW#WWmysthessonofptolemaiosVnameWWnechthembesFWnechthembessonofhorosFVneilosFWWDW@?t*5ptolemaiossonofptolemaiosdioskorossonofmysthesVptolemaiossonofteosVptolemaiostheyoungersonofakousilaosVptolemas5Wptoleminos]WptolemyWptolemyiiiVptollarionptollarousyWptollasWWpublicWpubliusMWpubliusmatiuscenturioMVpyronnupyrrhosW9WWrachelwWrepresentativeWyWrullius0sabinianus-sabinusW WWsacraerWsakaon WsakbelisAWWsakisaWsalakonsaltWsambasW}WsambassonofpakysisVsambathion[WWsambathiondaughterofneilosVsamous<Wsamoussonofamenneus<VsamuelWsarapammonWWsarapasWsarapassonofsarapasVsarapionW4WWW{.WWTWWWWWWWsataboussonofpaVsatyrosWsatyrossonofserenusVscribeW WWWWWWRW`WWWWWWW WWW =:agentofabsenteelandlordreligiontaxcollection7Vat'oagentofabsenteelandlordreligiontaxcollection7V7VagentofabsenteelandlordsapatorofunknownfathercadastrVfg8certificateforthreedaysofworkontheembankmentperformwVcertificatefortransportofstoneandearthfortheembankmVcertificatefortransportofstonefortheembankmentsperfoVRVcertificateforworkontheembankmentVcertificateforworkontheembankmentleftblankVcertificateforworkontheembankmentperformedbyachaireVcertificateforworkontheembankmentperformedbyafreedmVcertificateforworkontheembankmentperformedbyagreengjVcertificateforworkontheembankmentperformedbyaherasMVcertificateforworkontheembankmentperformedbyakalmioVcertificateforworkontheembankmentperformedbyapasionoVificateforworkontheembankmentperformedbyapasionoVoV sbxiv11516j sbxiv11524k sbxiv11503l sbxiv11508m sbxiv11523nf, fxwPslightlybrokenoffontheleftside#V VslightlybrokenoffontheleftsidedamagedalongthefoldsVV of Mysthes; Mysthes son of Ischyrion; Thantoni(?); Ptollis son of Petheus (see also P.Mich. 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II, 168?); Tasoucharion, daughter of Aunes and Tape . . ., granddaughter of . . ., Dwife of Ptolemaios; Kastor, son of Ptolemaios and Tasoucharion (see also P.Mich. IV/2, p. 182); Kastor alias Ptolemaios, son of Ptolemaios and Tasoucharion (see also P.Mich. IV/2, p. 182); That . . ., daughter of Ptolemaios and Tasoucharion; Onesime, daughter of Ptolemaios and Tasoucharion, wife of K . . .; Tasoucharion, daughter of Ptolemaios and Tasoucharion; Ptolemais, daughter of Ptolemaios and Tasoucharion; Achillas, son of Kastor and Kastorous, grandson of Papos, brother of Ptolemaio8YhA9 x 27.5 cm26-B17F-AUnknown census officialPHArchive of the praktor Sokrates son of Sarapion?Extract from a census register, giving an abbreviated copy of two declarations for the census of 160/161 A.D.The first editor doesn't mention the second text of recto, which is clearly related to the verso (name of the person for whom the extract was written?). - Line 2, read oiki(ai) '2', instead ofB oiki(a); line 11: age of Achillas quite uncertain (40 instead of 30?)IInd cent. A.D.: after 161 A.D. (date of the original document), perhaps before 174 A.D.Pearl OMKaranis; amphodon Isiou (Isieiou)P.Mich.inv. 4716GreekAnn ArborVerso - 36 + 4 in left margin; Recto (second text) - 3-PapNoNoThe entries concerning Ptolemaios and Achillas are can HB!=isabinianusW-WsabinianustoapollinariushisbrotherandlordverymanygrV-Vsabinus_WWWWW"W%WuWWWW%W|WWWWWWWWWW WW W!W$W'W(W}WWWLW^WWWQsabinussonofaeiosandhisassociates%Vsabinussonofatisios%Vsabinussonofischyras2swipesVsabinussonofptolemaios2ndhandonepeiphthetwenty-nintVsabinussonofsarapion"VsabinustoeutychesgreetingsiwantyoutoknowthattodayVxWWWWWWWWWW|WWIWWWWsadalasYWW;WsaddleWsaeil9Wsafe*WsafeguardWsafely*W,W0WsafetytWWOW!WWWWsagatosW;W&W4WsaidWWWWOWyWzW4W8W9W<WSW\W]WWWWW W1W7W8W<WDWFWGWSWWIWWW*WWWW@W+RQ)9daughterEW_W`WtW{WWWW&W3W9WFWYWWWWWWWWWWWOWhWkWvWWWWWWNWWrWW W1WW]WWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWW W WWW1W2W4W5W6W7W8W:W;W=W>W?W@WBWCWFWHWIWMWNWOWPWRWUWVWWWXWYW\W]W`WbWcWdWfWgWhWiWjWkWmWnWpWqWrWsWtWuWvWyWzW{W|W}WWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWW+W4WJWNWRWZWbWxWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWGWWWWW WW~WWWWWWW$W-W8W9WEWhWiWjWlWnWoWyWW*H;[J8a%W1W2W3W4W5W6W7W8W9W:W;W=W>W?WAWBWCWDWEWFWGWJWKWLWMWNWOWPWQWRWSWTWUWWWXWYWZW[W\W]W^W_WaWbWcWdWeWfWgWhWiWjWkWlWmWnWoWpWqWrWsWtWuWvWwWxWyWzW{W|W}W~WWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWW W WWWWWW W!W'W(W+W,W/W2W4W5W6W8W9W:W;W?W@WAWCWFWGWKWMWNWOWPWQWRWSWTWWWWWWWWW"W#W(W-WFWIWLWMWOWPWQWRWTWUWVWWWYWZW[W\W^W`WaWbWdWgWhWiW#%V‰iK 22 (x 1/30) = 2/3 + 1/15 22 1/2 (x 1/30) = 2/3 + 1/12 23 (x 1/30) = 2/3 + 1/10 23 1/2 (x 1/30) = 2/3 + 1/10 + 1/60 24 (x 1/30) = 2/3 + 1/10 + 1/30 24 1/2 (x 1/30) = [2/3 + 1/10 + 1/20] 25 (x 1/30) = [2/3 + 1/6] 25 1/2 (x 1/30) = [2/3 + 1/6 +1/60] 26 (x 1/30) = 2/3 [+ 1/5] 26 1/2 (x 1/30) = 2/3 [+ 1/5 + 1/60] [- - -] Fragment A 1/[1 of 2 = 2] 1/[2 of 3 = 1 1/2] 1/[3 of 4 = 1 1/3] 1/4 [of 5 = 1 1/4] 1/5 [of 6 = 1 1/5] 1/6 [of 7 = 1 1/6] 1/7 [of 8 = 1 1/7] 1/8 [of 9 = 1 1/8] 1/9 of [10 = 1 LN1/9] 1/9 of [8 = 1/2 + 1/3 + 1/18] 1/9 of [7 = 2/3 + 1/9] 1/9 of [6 = 2/3] 1/9 of [5 = 1/2 + 1/18] 1/9 of [4 = 1/3 + 1/9] Fragment B, col. I 1/40 of 50 = 1 1/4 1/50 of 60 = 1 1/5 1/60 of 70 = 1 1/6 1/70 of 80 = 1 1/7 1/80 of 90 = 1 1/8 1/90 of 100 = 1 1/9 1/100 of 110 = 1 1/10 Fragment B, col. II (Text too fragmentary to be read).jns (from 1/2 of 3 to 1/9 of 10) and of multiples of fractions (multiples of 1/30)y-zLiterature; Mathematics; School{-|PH/97‰lankn1GFUhBtes>In the left margin opposite each paragraph, cross references are given to the original census declaration and to the census list used for tax collection.Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptClear and highly skilled script[- - -] (son or grandson?) of Horos; Orsenouphis son of Pe[- - -]; Ptol[- - -] (woman); Isidoros son of Petesouchos [grandson of Petesouchos] (see also P.Mich. IV/2, p. 179); Kephalon, son of Isidoros anCd [Tasoucharion] (see also P.Mich. IV/2, p. 183); Ptolemaios son of Horos [grandson of - - -]; Isidora, wife [of - - -]; Maronis, wife of [- - -]; Sarapias; Semproni - -352-355Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptSB VI 9555bRectoCE 28Administration; Cadastre; Census; House Ownership; Personal status: minor child (aphelix); Population Control; Tax collectionCensus7u@YiA(Verso) (Lines 3-24) From the census register incorporating descriptions of the 23rd year for the village of Karanis, from volume 3, Quarter of the Isieion, column 18, . . . buildings, inherited from the {mother} 'grandmother', belonging to the persons indicated below. Ptolemaios, son of Kastor, grandson of Papos, whose mother is Kastorous, age 47 years. Kastor, son, whose mother is Tasoucharion, daughter of Aunes, age 17 years. Kastor also called Ptolemaios, another son, age 1 year. AchiBllas, brother of Ptolemaios, age 30(?) years. Kastor, son, whose mother is Aphrodous, daughter of Areios, age 15 years. Kastor the younger, another son, age 1 year. Womenfolk: Tasoucharion, daughter of Aunes, son of . . ., whose mother is Tape . . ., wife of Ptolemaios, age . . years. 'That . . . of them(?)' Onesime, daughter of them both, age 25 years, 'wife of K . . .'. (In margin of line 18) Tasoucharion, another daughter, age . . years. 'Ptolemais, daughter of them both, age 5 years.' ?YiCAphrodous, daughter of Areios, granddaughter of Areios, whose mother is Ta . . ., wife of Achillas, age 38 years. Serapias, daughter of them both, age . . years. Tapiamis, another daughter, age 12 years. (Lines 1-2, added in upper margin) And there belong to Tasoucharion in the same village a house and a courtyard, and in another location '2' houses and courtyard and a half share of a house and courtyard. (Two lines in left margin of lines 3-13, perpendicularly to the main text, are washedD off) (Lines 25-36) . . . 32. Sab( ), son of Sarap( ), grandson of Euemeros, whose mother is Thais( ), daughter of Onnophris, age 29 years. Sarap( ), son, whose mother is Thaisas, daughter of Didym( ), age . . years. Didymion, another son, age 1 year. Womenfolk: Thaisas, daughter of Didym( ), whose mother is Taesis, wife of Sab( ), age 2 . years. And there belong to Sab( ) and his brothers in the village by equal shares from their mother a house and courtyard and another house anE5ZAP.Mich.inv. 4715Ba, Recto, first textCPapD0Archive of the praktor Sokrates son of Sarapion?EPearl OMFCE 28G341H1953UNoV2Karanis section (now research box "Locker 3, 2/2")WNoX 26-B17F-A[Census Declaration(?)\11.5 x 20.3 cmn=Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptoGreekr19(?)uUnknownv 161(?) A.D.w Ann ArborxEnds of lines of a document, probably a census declaration (kat'oikian apographe) as the text to which this was glued, but for the census of 160/161 A.D.y[- - -]z3Cadastre; Census Declaration (kat'oikian apographe)3UNoV2Karanis section (now research box "Locker 3, 2/2")WNoX 26-B17F-A[Census Declaration(?)\11.5 x 20.3 cmn=Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptoGreekr19(?)uUnknownv 161(?) A.D.w Ann ArborxEnds of lines of a document, probably a census declaration (kat'oikian apographe) as the text to which this was glued, but for the census of 160/161 A.D.y[- - -]z3Cadastre; Census Declaration (kat'oikian apographe)EZhB (now research box "Locker 3, 2/2")PapNoNoUnknown place, province of Egypt[- - -]341Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of Egypta, Recto, first textCE 28Cadastre; Census Declaration (kat'oikian apographe)Census Declaration(?)1953broken off on the left side; glued to at least another declarCation1Recto; Verso unpublished (land survey or cadastre list)Documentary4715r.bmp4715v.bmp<_600DPIFront_R1>4715ar_a.bmp<_600DPIFront_R2>4715ar_c.bmp<_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600D>3q]@yEz^XL'_S;SSfhBSbDS`l{`@&WhA|aV}hACiAb@phAchALkd@ke@x"hB D"f@hA"C"iA"ghA,[h@&2hAiXM hBMjj@1hAk@hAlhA,sm@hA,sm@hA#F;ivWWWWWWWWjerusalemWkaesareamWkaesareacaesareamVkai}WWWWWWWWWWWWWlWkaine~W>WWkaineherakleopolitenomesoknopaiounesosVkainehexathyroskaranis~Vkainites WkainosW{WKWWWkainoshoriodeiktiaofkaranisVVkainoskaranis{Vkairanis}Wkairaniskaranispsyaspolisarsinoitonpolis}VkalkalauoutosWkaloumenonzWWWWoWkaloumenosOWqWkalyndeusrWkalyndeuschionrVkalyndos]WkaminosW;WkamposWkampouWkanabisCWWWWWkanopos.Wkaraneios_Wkaraneioskaranis_Vkaraniotes}WWkaranis_Wu~WWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWABZ{[- - -]|PHO Unknown place, province of EgyptPBbroken off on the left side; glued to at least another declarationQ1R7Recto; Verso unpublished (land survey or cadastre list)S DocumentaryT 4715r.bmpV 4715v.bmpX 4715ar_a.bmpY 4715ar_c.bmphA11.5 x 20.3 cm26-B17F-AUnknownPHArchive of the praktor Sokrates son of Sarapion?Ends of lines of a document, probably a census declaration (kat'oikian apographe) as the text to which this was glued, but for the census of 160/161 A.D.161(?) A.D.Pearl OM[- - -]P.Mich.inv. 4715GreekAnn Arbor19(?)Karanis section0DPIFront_R2>4715ar_c.bmp<_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600D>rUhD Register1953broken off on the left and right sides1Recto; Verso is blankDocumentary6279r.bmp<_600DPIFront_R1>6279r_a.bmp<_600DPIFront_R2>6279r_c.bmp<_600DPIFront_R3>6279r_e.bmp<_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_60E[0DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>i((Text too fragmentary to be translated).jdone, on the orig. SCANNEDk publishedp6/18/97s2787VAP.Mich.inv. 5961CPapEPearl OMFCE 28G343-344H1953J SB VI 9554, 4KBL X, 200 (l. 8)UNoV-WNoX30-C176E-A (5)[Census Declaration\10.2 x 20.3 cm]join small fragmentn=Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptoGreekr19 sidesQ1RRecto; Verso is blank),>jUS DocumentaryT 6279r.bmpX 6279r_a.bmpX 6279r_b.bmpY 6279r_c.bmpY 6279r_d.bmpZ 6279r_e.bmpZ 6279r_f.bmphA12.3 x 32 cm32-235*-R II(10)Unknown census officialPHRegister presenting the substance of the declarations of the current census in topographical orderca. 174 A.D.Pearl OM-P.Mich.inv. 6279GreekAnn ArborCol. I - at least 16; Col. 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Both are too damaged to be read. (PH)Mid IInd cent. A.D.Pearl OMKaranis; Psenarpsenesis; Stratonos (kome); Ptolemais; Patsontis; ousiai (former estates) of Maecenas, Lurius, Doryphoros, & Antonia; 66th clerouchy; 39th clerouchy; 48th clerouchy; 43rd clerouchy; 19th clerouchy; 79th clerouchy; 88th clerouchyP.Mich.inv. 296C4GreekAnn ArborCol. V - 24; Col. VI - 22; Col. VII - 24DPapYesYessome fibres to be realigned? (if no danger)probably Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of Egyptskilled commercial cursive[- - -] Anchorimph(- -); [- - -] son of Horos; Ptolemaios son of Onnophris (see also P.Mich. IV/2, p. 218: 4 men of this name) & sons; AmphiomispN‹hA30.3 X 24.2 cm24-5006E2-AUnknown scribePHarchive of Gaius Apolinarius Niger (& family)?Extracts from four court records, two of them at least from the prefect's courtca. 165-175 A.D. (originals: various dates, 150-159 A.D.)Pearl OMMemphis; MemphitaiP.Mich.inv. 2964GreekAnn ArborCol. I - 18; col. 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IV/2, p. 159); (Gaius) Iulius Apollinarius, epitropos for C. Longinus Iulianus (see also P.Mich. IV/2, p. 159; B.G.U. I, 168; 180; III, 888); Iulia Thermoutharion; Iulia Aphrodeisia (Aphrodisia); Esmaleos (Esmalis? Esmaleus? Esmalil); Maecenas (see Geographica); Lurius (see Geographica); (Tiberius Claudius) Doryphoros (see Geographica); Antonia (see Geographica)55-62Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinp$Š@k#ZŠhAŠx$phBi Š@hAŠhAŠhAŠhAŠhAŠhAŠhAŠhAŠhAŠhAŠhAŠhAŠhAŠhAŠhAŠhAMŠ@*|hA*zŠ@kŠkŠhAŠx$qhA$sC$tiAŠ@hAŠhAŠx hA$C$Š@hAŠhANQŠ@hA%Š@y$hB% sOŠXhAC:7Šs% hB%sOŠBhAC$Š[S hA%C%iA%Š@y$hB$DŠ\$hA$C$Š@hA$C$j$Š@$x$hAC$E$Š@$HP$WhB$XD$ŠK$hA$C$TiA$Š@$8A$hACŠ@P$hB$D$Š@hAŠx$hA$C >$Š@hA$C$Šy$hB$D$ŠO$hBD$WŠ9C[e Geographica); (Tiberius Claudius) Doryphoros (see Geographica); Antonia (see Geographica)7zPersonal status: apator (of unknown father); Personal status: Antinoite; Personal status: freedman; Taxation (Land); Tax Collection; Woman{Karanis; Psenarpsenesis; Stratonos (kome); Ptolemais; Patsontis; ousiai (former estates) of Maecenas, Lurius, Doryphoros, & Antonia; 66th clerouchy; 39th clerouchy; 48th clerouchy; 43rd clerouchy; 19th clerouchy; 79th clerouchy; 88th clerouchy|PHOFprobably Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptPbroken off, frayed and shredded on the right side and at the bottom; cut off on the left side when the papyrus was reused; damaged along the foldsQ1RRecto; Verso is S.B. XII, 10967S DocumentaryT 2964r.bmpV 2964v.bmpX 2964r_a.bmpX 2964r_b.bmpX 2964r_c.bmpX 2964r_d.bmpY 2964r_e.bmpY 2964r_f.bmpY 2964r_g.bmpY 2964r_h.bmpY 2964r_i.bmp` 2964v_a.bmpa 2964v_b.bmpa 2964v_c.bmpa 2964v_d.bmpa 2964v_e.bmpy‰iJ they have [. . .] time [- - -] and the man of whom Herakleios's wife said that he murdered her husband I handed over to [- - -] in his presence(?) he has been released but the people of the village (killed?) Herakleios as a voluntarily denouncer [- - -] and because of that the people of the village were asked three pounds of gold for the government in the [- - -] The illustrious comes militum said: "For what reason do you say that the same man promised gold to Letoios?" [- - -] said: "[. K. .] as the most learned Letoios told me all agreed with him that I did something fraudulent. To him [- - -] I asked for." The illustrious comes militum said: "What have the parties present to say to this?" Flavius Psoios - - - Flavius Apollos from the village of Aphrodite, the afore-mentioned, defending Theodoros said: "On the pretext of the four and half (pounds of gold) [- - -] pounds of gold and thereafter in front of the present person the same most illustrious Sarapammon asked from u75iofWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWrdeliveryofgrainbroughtbyapaesisinthenamk2receiptfordeliveryofgrainbroughtbyapalemon5receiptfordeliveryofgrainbroughtbyaptolemaios}Antinooupolis, province of Egypt[Gaius Julius] Niger, Osirantinoeios alias Hermaieus (see P. Mich. VI, 422 introd.; Eos 49 [1957/1958]155-164); [Gaius] Julius Longinus (see P. Mich. VI, 422 introd.; Eos 49 [1957/1958]155-164); Antoninus Pius, Emperor; Gaius Domittius Clemens, Nerouianeios alias Eirenieus1Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptSB XII 11103RectoPMich MichaelBirth; Family; Personal status: Roman and Antinoite; Population controlBirth Certificate1965(slightly) broken off on the left side1Recto; Verso is blankDocumentary<_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_.0ˆ$X24-S5000-courtyard on the south[Declaration of Uninundated land\ 6 X 10 cmd 2869r.bmph 2869r.bmpn=Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptoGreekr15uGaius Iulius NigervFebuary 15, 164 A.D.w Ann ArborxFragment of a declaration of uninundated land located near Kerkesoucha, addressed by Gaius Iulius Niger to Vegetus, strategos of the Herakleidou meris9AVegetus, strategos of the Herakleidou meris, and [diadechomenos] ta kata [ten strategeian Themistou kai Polemonos meridon(?)]; Gaius Iulius [Niger, Antinoeus], Oseirantinoeios (Osirantinoeios) [alias Hermaieus] (see P. Mich. VI, 422 introd.; Eos 49 [1957/1958] 155-164); [Valerius] Saturnilus (see also P.Mich. VI, 364); Gaius Apolinarius (Apollinarius) Niger (see P. Mich. VI, 422 introd.; Eos 49 [1957/1958] 155-164); Marcus Aurelius & Lucius Verus, Emperors; [- - -] son of AkousilaoszSCadastre; Irrigation; Personal status: Antinoite and Roman citizen; Taxation (land)L VII, 225 (origin)UNoV-WYesFM*;nerouianiosWWnesosW_WWW)WpWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWW}WWWW$W%W&W'W(W)W*W+W,W.W/W0WWWW8WtWWW-WoWWWnesossoknopaiou'V.V/Vnesossoknopaioumemphis0VnesossoknopaiousoknopaiounesosmemphisVWTWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWW.W8WEWyWWWWWnomeseWWnomidaeWWnomidaenumidaenoumidaiVVnomoiWnomosW8W9WnoumidaiWWnumidaeWWofWWWWIWJW[WWWWoWWWWWW W(WAWDWQWWWXW\WdWiWWWWWWWWWWWWWWW W0W@WBWCWDWEWHWJWLWhWWWrgoof5donkeys6?09esourisWW!WW`WWWWW4WWWWWWesourissonofchairemon`VesourissonofesourisVVVesourissonofhorionVesourissonofpasoVestate}WWestatesWesyrisIWesyrissonofherheronIVetOWWetcW WWW WWWWWWWWWWWWW;W>W?WAWBWCWDWHWJWKWLWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWW WWhWWWW?W@Wetearchos9Weteon.WeugWeuaseukairaseuchariasgVeuangelos;eubiosFWW+W~WW WeudaimonpraktorargyrikonofkerkesouchaassociatesVeudaimonsonofhekysis~Veudaimonsonofmelas}Veudaimonis`WWŴeudaimonisdaughterofheroidesherodes`VeudaimonosWeudasWWWWWeudemonpW WeudemonisWeudemoniseudaimonisV2PF iCcing lands, be transferred from the money assessment to the corn revenues. These are one and one-half aroura in the place Poulitas and one-half aroura in the place Tesnekiauan and one and one-half aroura in the place Soplou, for a total amount of three and one-half arourai transferred to the corn-producing (lands). Farewell. I, Gaius Gemellus Horigenes, have submitted. I, Titus Aelius Sarapammon, have written for him, who doesn't know letters. In the 22nd year of the Emperor Caesar Marcus DoAurelius Severus Antoninus Parthicus Maximus Britannicus Maximus Germanicus Maximus Pius Augustus, Phamenoth 8.9jLdone, on the orig.; check translation; conservation (lot 3) SCANNED, checkedk publishedl#U. 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II, 956?); Valerius son of Aponianos; Ischyrion son of Mysthes; Mysthes son of Ischyrion; Thantoni(?); Ptollis son of Petheus (see also P.Mich. IV, 223, 3145?); Apollodoros, apator; his brother Didymos; Thaisas daughter of Harpalos (see also P.Mich. IV/2, 357A, 14); Sarapion, apeleutheros of Didym( ); SabiBnus son of Apollonios; (unnamed) brother of Koukkalos (Kokkalos) (for Koukkalos' heirs, see also P.Mich. IV/2, p. 184; B.G.U. I, 71); Harobros son of Marres; Gaius Longinus Iulianus, Antinoeus (see also P.Mich. IV/2, p. 159); (Gaius) Iulius Apollinarius, epitropos for C. Longinus Iulianus (see also P.Mich. IV/2, p. 159; B.G.U. I, 168; 180; III, 888); Iulia Thermoutharion; Iulia Aphrodeisia (Aphrodisia); Esmaleos (Esmalis? Esmaleus? Esmalil); Maecenas (see Geographica); Lurius (see Geographp$'}ŠhA7.2 x 15 cm24-S5000-courtyard on the southUnknownPHFragment of logic in the Stoic tradition, dealing with the interpretation of conditional phrases of the pattern "Not if the first the second"IInd/IIIrd cent. A.D.Youtie LC-Youtie HC-Kneale W-P.Mich.inv. 2906GreekAnn ArborCol. I - ends of 7 lines; Col. II - 20 (including 2 in upper margiBn)JPapNoYescheck whether you want to remove the paper (I don't need it). Try to understand the text (sponsored by Bayer)Unknown place, province of Egyptprofessional book hand: good-sized, well-spaced, round-style capitals, sometimes decorated with serifs, dots, or wedges; some corrections from a second hand, tiny but very similar. 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Mich. VI, 422 introd.; Eos 49 [1957/1958] 155-164); [Gaius] Iulius Longinus (see P. Mich. VI, 422 introd.; Eos 49 [1957/1958] 155-164); Antoninus Pius, Emperor; Gaius Domittius Clemens, Nerouianeios alias EirenieCus; Marcus Antonius Maximus, Nerouianeios alias Propatoreios; [- - -] Iulius Heraclianus, Hadrianios alias Zeneios; Sokrates son of Didymos; [- - -] alias Marcellinus1Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptSB XII 11103RectoPMich MichaelBirth; Family; Greek city; Personal status: Roman and Antinoite; Population controlBirth Certificate1965SB XII 11011RectoZPE 10Personal status: apator (of unknown father); Personal status: Antinoite; Personal status: freedman; Taxation (Land); Tax Collection; WomanTax Register: Daybook of Payments in Kind1973broken off, frayed and shredded on the right side and at the bottom; cut off on the left side when the papyrus was reused; damaged along the fGolds1Recto; Verso is S.B. 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We, Sarapion and associates, sitologi of the village of Karanis, have received [- - -] . . . from the produce of the same 16th year, for domain-land of Stratonos, from [Harpochration] son of Posis, . . . (artabai) of wheat; for epibole, . . . artabai [- - -]; and Pachon 14, to the same account, two artabai of barley [- - -] (Verso) Epeiph 2 [- - -] [of the corn(?)] measured in year 16 [- - -Bv] . . . [- - -] for domain-land of Stratonos from Harpochration son of Posis, 4 artabai of wheat, for transport charge, 1/12, = 4 1/12 artabai of wheat; for epibole of Marcus Antonius Priscus, 11/12; for additional charges, 1/6, = 1 1/12 artabai of wheat; [and] Pachon 24, from Harpochration son of Posis, 2 artabai of barley, for transport charge,1/24, = 2 1/24 artabai.d@5?<ˆhBPapNoNoKaranis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of Egyptsee electronic version of PMich VI, 395Commodus, Emperor; Petheus son of Pasion, sitologos of Karanis (& associates); Gaius Apolinarius (Apollinarius) Niger (see P. Mich. VI, 422 introd.; Eos 49 [1957/1958] 155-164); Gaius Iulius Niger (see P. Mich. VI, 422 introd.; Eos 49 [1957/1958] 155-164); (Gaius Iulius) Longinus (see P. Mich. VI, 422 introd.C; Eos 49 [1957/1958] 155-164); [Gemellus alias] Horion(?) (see P. Mich. VI, 422 introd.; Eos 49 [1957/1958] 155-164)395Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptVersoPMich VIPersonal status: Roman & Antinoite citizen; Taxation (Land); Tax CollectionReceipts for Tax Payments in Kind1944Fragment cut from a roll (cf. Recto); broken at the bottom, at KN Oof#W$W%W0W1W2W3W4W5W6W7W8W9W:W;W<W=W>W?W@WAWBWCWDWEWFWGWHWIWJWKWLWMWNWOWPWQWRWSWTWUWVWWWXWYWZW[W\W]W^W_W`WaWbWcWdWeWfWgWhWiWjWkWlWmWnWoWpWqWrWsWtWuWvWwWxWyWzW{W|W}W~WWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWly Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of Egyptskilled commercial cursive[- - -] Anchorimph(- -); [- - -] son of Horos; Ptolemaios son of Onnophris (see also P.Mich. 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I, Dioskoros, son of . . ., the son of Phaesis, from the village of Karanis, camelherd(?) of the same village, swear by the Fortune of Emperor Caesar Trajan Hadrian Augustus that there are fifty-five full-grown camels in the village, that is [[55]] 59, and 13 colts, making altogether [[68]] 72, of which (the list) by man (is)(?): 'Aphrodisios, son of Ptolemaios 4 camels' Dioskoros, son of M .5895r.bmpX 5895r_a.bmpY 5895r_b.bmpY 5895r_c.bmphal, ZPE 14 (1974) p. 76; P.J. Parsons, CR 24 (1974) p. 148; J.R. Rea, JEA 60 (1974) p. 294p5/8/97FG sbxiv11521GF ‚hA28 x 29.5 cm24-S5006E2-Aunknown scribe (for the copy); Gaius Apolinarius Niger (original of lines 2-35); Iulius Lucullus (original of lines 35-38)PHArchive of Gaius Apolinarius NigerCopy of a petition addressed to the epistrategos Iulius Lucullus by Gaius Apolinarius Niger, asking to be relieved from the duty of being guardian of a deceased veteran's daughter, according to earlier decisions taken in similaBr cases, which are cited; after this comes a copy of the subscript which contained the approval of LucullusBL III, 189 (line 23, bibliography); BL IV, 80 (line 38); BL VII, 195 (lines 2, 8, 16, 18, 21, 24-26, 31-32, 34, 36-38).173(?) A.D.Boak AERRep Editor - Arangio-Ruiz V; Rep Ser. - F.I.R.A. III. Negotia; 1943; No. 30; Rep editor - Youtie HC; Rep Ser. - ZPE 13; 1974; pg. 241-248 and Taf. XV (photo of lines 35-38)12 X 19.5 cm26-BS1-PIUnnamed komogrammateis and presbyteroi of the Herakleidou merisPHArchive of Sokrates son of Sarapion?Document summarizing reports from village officials of the Herakleidou meris to Herakleides, strategos of the same meris, who had asked information about a man.BL VII, 225 (date); BL VIII, 366 (lines 6, 14). - Line 13: read en to nomo, instead of en nomoJanuary 2l EMF PMich MichaelG2H1965J SB XII 11104K^BL VII, 225 (date); BL VIII, 366 (lines 6, 14). - Line 13: read en to nomo, instead of en nomoUYesVJˆWYesX30-132*-YII (12)[Declaration of Camels\ 7 X 22 cm]5some unfolding? (see verso, near the hole of line 16)n=Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptoGreekr19uPapeis son of ThaesisvJanuary 30, 169 A.D.w Ann ArborxDYearly declararation of three camels, made by a resident of Karanis yAelius Eudaimon, strategos of the Herakleidou meris; Serenus, basilikos grammateus of the Herakleidou meris; Papeis, apator (of unknown father), son of ThaesiszYAnimals (population control); Personal status: apator (of unknown father); Transportation{*Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome; Karanis|PHO=Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptPdamaged along some foldsQ1RRecto; Verso is blankS DocumentaryT 5773r.bmpX 5773r_a.bmpY 5773r_b.bmphanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptSB XII 11110RectoPMich MichaelAnimals (population control); Personal status: apator (of unknowAIM isameW"W%W4W5W6W7W8W:W;W<W>WBWDWHWLWMWRWSWVWXWYWcWkWlWmWpWrWzWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWW'W(W9W:W=W?WHWIWQW[W\WbWcWkWmWnWoWpWqWrWvWwWxWyWzW{W}WWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWW?W@WKWQWWWWWWW-W.WOW~WWWWWWWWWWW#W$W%W-W.W_WWWWWW WWW$W%W-W.W1W6W;W<WKWZW[WsamiaWsamos*WsamouelWsamoueliosWsamouelisWsamouerisWsamous<WsampasW WsandWW}WWD ~iforWW"W#W$W0W1W2W3W4W5W6W7W8W9W:W;W<W=W>W?W@WAWBWCWDWEWFWGWHWIWJWKWLWMWNWOWPWQWRWSWTWUWVWWWYWZW[W\W]WaWcWdWeWfWhWiWkWlWmWnWoWpWqWrWtWuWwWxWzW{W}W~WWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWŒ.hB of an olive grove which Niger had bought from the treasury.BL VII, 226 (date); BL VIII, 367 (bibliography; lines 14, 17)February 15, A.D. 163Michael EMOseirantinoeios (Osirantinoeios); Hermaieus; Aigyptios; Karanis; Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome; Psenarpsenesis; RomaiosP.Mich. inv. 2848GreekCairo17 + 20GPapNoYesKaranis, HCerakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptVedius Faustus, epistrategos; Gaius Iulius Niger, veteran, Oseirantinoeios (Osirantinoeios) alias Hermaieus (see P. Mich. VI, 422 introd.; Eos 49 [1957/1958] 155-164); Isidoros son of Achillas, grammateus of the (unnamed) epiteretai genematographoumenon of Karanis; Didymos, hyperetes of Isidoros; Antoninus Pius, deceased Emperor; Kastor(?) son of Pekysis; Petheus son(?) of Petsiris; Gaius L[- - -]; (unnamed) strategos of the He+>Œ.9AVedius Faustus, epistrategos; Gaius Iulius Niger, veteran, Oseirantinoeios (Osirantinoeios) alias Hermaieus (see P. Mich. VI, 422 introd.; Eos 49 [1957/1958] 155-164); Isidoros son of Achillas, grammateus of the (unnamed) epiteretai genematographoumenon of Karanis; Didymos, hyperetes of Isidoros; Antoninus Pius, deceased Emperor; Kastor(?) son of Pekysis; Petheus son(?) of Petsiris; Gaius L[- - -]; (unnamed) strategos of the Herakleidou meriszAdministration; Ethnicity; Justice; Land Ownership; Personal status: Antinoite and Roman citizen (Veteran); Personal status: Egyptian; Racism; Tax collection (penalties){{Oseirantinoeios (Osirantinoeios); Hermaieus; Aigyptios; Karanis; Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome; Psenarpsenesis; Romaios|PHO=Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of Egypting evident, I, a Roman, having suffered such things at the hands of an Egyptian, ask you, if it seems good to you, to order a letter to be written to the strategos of the $ˆ%VKaranis sectionWYesX24-S5000-courtyard on the south[Fragment of Petition\ 8.5 X 10 cm]Urealign fibres (top right)? anything to do with the bottom? (probably too dangerous?)n=Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptoGreekr13uunknownvca. 180-210 A.D.w Ann ArborxBFragment of a petition reporting a theft of dates and for violenceyU[- - -]; Satabous son of Satabous alias Kinkiol (see ZPE 17 [1975] p. 222-223), & sonz%Agriculture; Justice; Theft; Violence{Psenarpsenesis; Karanis|PHOFprobably Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptPbroken off at top and bottomQ1RRecto; Verso is blankS DocumentaryT 2839r.bmpX 2839r_a.bmpX 2839r_b.bmph>Documentary<_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R‚hCeographica>Antinoeus; Osorantinoeios (Osirantinoeios); Hermaieus; Arsinoite nome; Romaios; Ibion Panykteris (IbionPanektyreos); Hermou polis; AntinooupolisP.Mich.inv. 2922GreekAnn Arbor38Karanis section, oversize (T)PapNoYesunfold (lines 12-15, left; see recto and verso; - also at the middle of the last lines; probably some other, minor interventions needed: check it carefullyD); realign small fragment at left of last line, if possible; put the papyrus back in the folder... but no longer upside down!probably Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of Egyptwriting very distinct. . . (Gaius?) Iulius Lucullus, epistrategos; Gaius Apolinarius Niger, Antinoeus, Osorantinoeios (Osirantinoeios) alias Hermaieus, designated epitropos for Valeria Tertia alias Thaisarion; Marcus Anthestius Gemellus, deceased veteran; V'*5mtkaranissectionVVVVVVVRVTVvVwVkaranissectionfolder1/8?Vkaranissectionfolder8ofthisinvnrOVkaranissectionkeptinfolder5907VVkaranissectionnowinlocker3Vkaranissectionnowinlocker9inbox>Vkaranissectionnowlocker3Vkaranissectionnowlocker3VkaranissectionnowresearchboxWVXVVVVVkaranissectionnowresearchboxlocker3AVkaranissectionnowresearchboxlocker31/2Vkaranissectionnowresearchboxlocker32/2VZVVVkaranissectionnowresearchboxoversize6VVkaranissectionoversizetVkaranis/philadelphia_WkelseyWW WW4Wkelseyloannov26 VkeptWWWWWWkeptunderinv5917Vkeptunderinvnr5919VVlEa345RWSWl9temporaryVVlseealsooversizeboxRVlwith3141MVlwith3142NVlk'sIWW5Qhrealignsomefibresifnodangerunfoldline11stcolumnVrealignthe2partsunfoldsmallpartsdoneVrealignthetwohalvesatthetoplines7-11theleftoneisVrealignupperleftandbottomrightcornersVrealignedWWrealignmentWrearranged`WreasonmWrecordWrecto5WWWxWWWWWW WWWW}WWOWQW`WlWW WW"W,WxWredRWreduceWrehouseEWWWWVWW{WWWAWBWgWWWWW WWWMWWWWWWWWCWWWgWrWWXWremoveapparentlyuselesstapesatthebottom2andright1Vremoveapparentlyuselesstapesattheleft1andbottom1Vremoveapparentlyuselesstapesatthetop1right1andbotVremovescotchtapeonversounfold2smallpartsforscanninVremovescotchtapesVremovesilkatleastcheckversocheckbeginningsoflinesoMVWRSOprobably%W0WWWWWWWWWWWWWAQD}iwheneverWyWWWWW>WMWWWWW?WrWxWWWWWWEWwheneveryousoannounceishallrestoreittoyouwithoutaEVwhere|WtWyWWWfWWW"WWW;W>WWW.W>WwhereasMWDWSWDWWWwhereasbetweendionysiussonofmanliusadischargedcavalrMVWWtWWWwhereinyWwhereupon9WwhereverW W>WWWW'W(W,WHWIWxW~WWWWWWWW`Wwhether|WyWOWbWeWW+W0WWWWWwhich`WMW|WWWWWWWW9W:WCWDWEWFWVWWWXWyW{WWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWOWWWmWWW'W+W.W2W6W:W;W=W>W@WGWPWQWRWTWWW\W]W^W_WcWdWWWWWWwhichever WwhileWMJiinformedgW%W&W'W(WRW~WWinformingWWWWrd on the southGaius Julius NigerPH+ P.Mich. inv. 3000; archive of Gaius Apolinarius Niger & familyPetition addressed to Vedius Faustus, epistrategos of the Heptanomia, by the veteran Gaius Julius Niger, who complains agains the fact that a certain Isidoros, son of Achillas, scribe of the superintendants of sequestred property, denied his ownership of an arouraB in an olive grove which Niger had bought from the treasury.BL VII, 226 (date); BL VIII, 367 (bibliography; lines 14, 17)February 15, A.D. 163Michael EMOseirantinoeios (Osirantinoeios); Hermaieus; Aigyptios; Karanis; Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome; Psenarpsenesis; RomaiosSB-groupP.Mich. inv. 2848GreekCairo17 + 20PapNoYesQ{PisendspWWWWW>WsenekeleuWsenepta&WseniorWsenkametisWsenouthesWOWWWWwWsenouthiosWwWsenpamonthesWsensesyWsent_WvWWWWWWWJW8W=WGWHWIWPWVWYWZWbWpWsWWWWWWWWWWWWWW"W*W,W0W1W2W4W6W8W:W>W?W@WCWEWHWIWiWpWrWsW{W}WWWWWWWWW*W-WW_W`WWWCWsentesWsentheusWtWuWsentianyWseparateBWseparatedWWseparatelyOWWseparationBWpWzWW~Wsepis}WWseprionWseptemberEWEWxWtered"W.WsequestrateWsequestratedW"W.WserWserambosWserapammonserapasWWeWW WWWW;WserapiasWWYW5WserapiassonofakVserapionWhW!WWW)+Œ5hC the Iliad and the first letters of the first 42 verses are preserved; an attempt was made to obliterate them by rubbing a moist sponge over the papyrus1Recto, first textLiterary: epic2931r_2.bmp<_600DPIFront_R1>2931r2_a.bmp<_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPDIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>[jA5done, on ph. scanned Check8/7/99: Allen - Sutton p4585@A*   *k describedlbR.A. Pack, The Greek and Latin Literary Texts from Greco-Roman Egypt (Ann Arbor, 1965[2]) No. 625.myesp3/12/97 (or earlier)s1696 ekr42s'see electronic version of PMich VI, 390uHomeruss# Ris"Wrealign fibres (top right)? anything to do with the bottom? (probably too dangerous?)probably Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of Egypt[- - -]; Satabous son of Satabous alias Kinkiol (see ZPE 17 [1975] p. 222-223), & son11Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptSB XII 11113RectoPMich MichaelAgriculture; Justice; Theft; ViolenceFragment of Petition1965broken off at top and bottom1Recto; Verso is blankDocumentary<_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_60$ˆ"iDategos of the Herakleides division of the Arsinoite nome and to have him send him here for your judgement and to hear me so that I may be able to obtain satisfaction from you and may receive your benefaction. Farewell. (2nd hand) I, Gaius Iulius Niger, have submitted the petition. Year 3, Mecheir 21. (3rd hand) If the strategos finds that an outrage has been committed, he will inform me of it. (4th hand) Hand it over.ojdone, on the orig.; check readings of the middle after scanning of the two parts; join two scans - realign fragment on left of photo of 2848? The papyrus has been SCANNED, not yet the fragment on photo SCANNED, checkedk publishedl"N. Lewis, BASP 34 (1997) p. 24-25.p6/20/97s17396oura of an olive grove which Niger had bought from the treasury.D9his criminal actions against being evident, I, a Roman, having suffered such things at the hands of an Egyptian, ask you, if it seems good to you, to order a letter to be written to the strŒ.hDrakleidou meris12 (only lower part = Inv. 3000)Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptSijpesteijn PJ183-187Taf. IZPE 1101996SB XII 11114 (only lower part = Inv. 3000)RectoPMich MichaelAdministration; Ethnicity; Justice; Land Ownership; Personal status: Antinoite and Roman citizen (Veteran); Personal status: Egyptian; RacEism; Tax collection (penalties)Petition to an Epistrategos1965broken off in the middle; heavily mutilated in its left part and along its six vertical folds. It is impossible to establish how many lines - if any - are missing between the upper and lower parts1Recto; Verso is blankDocumentary2848r1.bmp<_600DPIFront_R1>2848r.0.ˆ$hBlemonos meris?]; [Antinoeus]; Oseirantinoeios (Osirantinoeios); [Hermaieus]; KerkesouchaP.Mich.inv. 2869GreekAnn Arbor15-PapNoYeseither Kerkesoucha or Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptVegetus, strategos of the Herakleidou meris, and [diadechomenos] ta kata [ten strategeian Themistou kai Polemonos meridon(?)]; Gaius Iulius [Niger, Antinoeus], OsCeirantinoeios (Osirantinoeios) [alias Hermaieus] (see P. Mich. VI, 422 introd.; Eos 49 [1957/1958] 155-164); [Valerius] Saturnilus (see also P.Mich. VI, 364); Gaius Apolinarius (Apollinarius) Niger (see P. Mich. VI, 422 introd.; Eos 49 [1957/1958] 155-164); Marcus Aurelius & Lucius Verus, Emperors; [- - -] son of Akousilaos7Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptSB XII 11109a - RectoPMich MichaelVFVVVV@VVVV3VkVVJVKVAVpliiiVKVpliviSVpli-iiVpli-ivVGVVpli-viiiVpliaVVpliabVVVplibV~VVVplicVQVVVVpliiDVV)VV=VPVVV;VVVVAVxVCVV.VVMVNVVVVVVVVVVVHVplii-vVpliiaVVVVVVVpliiabVVplivbpVplivckV8A thesW{WWW W W W W WWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWW W!W"W#W$W%W&W'W(W)W*W+W,W8W:W;W<W=W>WXWZW[W_W`WrWthrough`WRWxWzWWW8W<W\WpWqWWWWWWW,WWWWWWWWWLWMWNWOWPWQWRWSWTWUWVWWWXWYWZW[WW^WdWeWtWuWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWW)WW WWW W W W W WWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWW W!W"W#W$W%W&W'W(W)W*W+W,W8W:W;W<W=W>WTWUWXW_WWa#glproceedingsEWMWWKWWuWWvWWprocesso_WWWprolegomenaaWBWWWWprospettive%WprovincesWpruneti9WWWpsiWptolWptolemaeerhWptolemaeerzeit5WWptolemaeischePWptolemaic]WWWW.WWptolemaicaWptolemaique+WEWtWpubblica*WW*WFG sbxii11115Vsbxii11116Vsbxii11117Vsbxii111180Vsbxii11119andxiiip139(Vsbxii11120-Vsbxii11121,Vsbxii11122.Vsbxii11123+Vsbxii11124Vsbxii11125)Vsbxii11126andxiiip140&Vsbxii11127Vsbxii11130andxiiip140!Vsbxii11226Vsbxiv11329Vsbxiv11330Vsbxiv11385!Vsbxiv11386andp479"Vsbxiv11414Vsbxiv11476Vsbxiv11481"Vsbxiv11492%Vsbxiv11497&Vsbxiv11498(Vsbxiv11499Vsbxiv11500Vsbxiv11501Vsbxiv11502Vsbxiv11503lVsbxiv11504Vsbxiv11505Vsbxiv11506Vsbxiv11507iVsbxiv11508X]‰&@![whA"C&iA'‰'@$D,P+hB*D%iB:9sP ‰(r(hA0C/iA)C.‰)T1hBfD2‰*@3x4hAC7iA6‰+u8hAiA=‰-@PH(hA5CAiABsP‰.GEhAGCF‰/BHhAIC(‰0@J[-hAMCNiAK‰1sQhADCRiALsP‰2OWPVhBUDTiASCn‰3vYhA[CZiA'Z‰4@\n_hA]C^iA_C`‰5xahBbDcWŒ.Pbroken off in the middle; heavily mutilated in its left part and along its six vertical folds. It is impossible to establish how many lines - if any - are missing between the upper and lower partsQ1RRecto; Verso is blankS DocumentaryT 2848r1.bmpT 2848r.bmpU 3000r.bmpX 2848r.bmpY 3000r_a.bmpY 3000r_b.bmpZ 3000r_c.bmpZ 3000r_d.bmphA19 x 13 cm (this fragment only)24-S5000-courtyard on the southGaius Iulius NigerPH+ P.Mich. inv. 3000; archive of Gaius Apolinarius Niger & familyPetition addressed to Vedius Faustus, epistrategos of the Heptanomia, by the veteran Gaius Iulius Niger, who complains agains the fact that a certain Isidoros, son of Achillas, scribe of the superintendants of sequestred property, denied his ownership of an arourach. inv. 2848GreekCairo17 + 20PapNoYesKaranis, Herakleidou mer6 xixWWWtWxixbWxlqWxlirWxliisWxliiitWxliv-xlvuWxvWWWWWWWWWWW&W*W_WxvaWxvbWxvc Wxvd=WxviWWWWWWW(W)W`Wxvi-xviiWxviiWWWaWxviiiWWWWxviii-xixcWxviii-xxiiiWxviiiaW^WWxviiib`WWxxWWWWdWxxiWWW WeWfWWxxi-xxiiWxxiiWWxxii-xxiiigWxxiiiWWxxivW WiWxxiv-xxvWxxixW Wxxix-xxxWxxvWhWxxviWWWWWxxvi-xxixjWxxviiWWW WxxviiiWWWWWxxxWWxxxiWWWWxxxiiWxxxivkWxxxixpWxxxvlWxxxvimWxxxviinWxxxviiioWzpeWzpe801990platexixbV 1~W[WW[W[W[W[W plvi-viiVplvi2 VplviaVVVVVplviabVplvia-viidVplvibVVVplvicVVVplvicdVplvidVVVplvieVVplvifVplviigVV1V=VVVVVVVVVVPVoVVVVVYVUVQVplviiupsidedownVplviiaVVVVplviibVVVVVVVplviicVVVVplviidVVVplviiiVVV}VVVVV+VVVVVVVVplviii18Vplviiicolvixcolvi-vii}VplviiiixVplviiirectoYVplviii-ixVplviiiaVVVVplviiibVVVVplviiicVVVplx2VVVVSVVVV VVVVVYVZVplxxiVplx-xiiiVplxaVVtVplxbVzVplxcVV}VplxdVplxiVVVVV[VrVplxiupsidedownVV! ‰%lAS. Pernigotti, Archeologia e papiri nel Fayyum. Storia della ricerca, problemi e prospettive. Atti del Convegno internazionale = Quaderni del Museo del Papiro. 8 (Siracusa, 1997) pp. 197-210.@A  p3/12/97 (or earlier)s2570"" pl1-3pl10@pliib@plix@plvi-vii@plxia@plxvi@platev@v-vivib@xib@xix@ 10535@611122.=11585@1208112181@512618?13903@13906@L\13912@26705@!"^# plWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWW W W WWWWWWWWWW;W<W=W?WlWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWW;WQWlWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWW W W W W WWWWWWWWWWW W+W.W6W:W>W@WAWPWSWSWSWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWW W W W W WWWmi€jcf. ZPE 119 (1997) pp. 135-147.k publishedl#N. Gonis, ZPE 119 (1997) p. 145-146s2111 P.Mich.inv. 3785PapNoNo75-6SB XVIII 13110Aegyptus 661986<_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_60B0DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>ojcf. ZPE 119 (1997) pp. 135-147.k publishedl#N. Gonis, ZPE 119 (1997) p. 145-1469 plxia\VV|VplxiabVplxibWVuVVplxicVVplxiiVVVVVVVV\Vplxii-xiiiVplxiiaVVplxiib VVVVplxiicVplxiiiVVVVV#V$V&V*V.V0VVVV V]VVplxiiicolii-iiiofthecairofragmentVplxiiib VplxiiicVplxiv5VVVVVVVVV!V$V%V'V^Vplxiv-xvVVplxivabVplxivafragmentbonlyVplxivbVplxivbfragmentbonlyVplxixVVtVplxixxxVplxlqVplxlirVplxliisVplxliiitVplxliv-xlvuVplxvVVVVVVVVVV&V*V_Vplxv2VplxvaVplxvbVplxvc Vplxvd=V VplxxviiiVVVVVplxxxVVplxxxiVVVVplxxxiiVplatey{ꂁ!\s#$,./0KWW78WLe‚&jcf. ZPE 119 (1997) pp. 135-147.k publishedlN. Gonis, ZPE 119 (1997) p. 147s2096 />Sijpesteijn PJP.Mich.inv. 3763PapNoNo21-2SB XVIII, 13598 (and p. 491)JOByz 361986<_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_RB7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>jcf. ZPE 119 (1997) pp. 135-147.k publishedlN. 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XLVII1997PMich XIIIAdministration; Army; FunerarGy practices; Justice; Murder; Priest (Christian); Prison; Religion (Christian); Tax Collection; Travel; Violence; WomanReport of Legal Proceedings1977quite damaged, with many holes1 (made of several fragments)Recto; Verso is blankDocumentary6900r_1.bmp6900r_3.bmp<_600DPIFront_R1>6900r_a.bmp<_600DPIFront_R2>6900r_e.bmpVcVrVVEV*V-VVVVV-VOVvVwVVIVpliii1Vpliii3Vpliiiinv4385fragmentaonlyVpliiiivviRVpliii-vVVpliiiaVVpliiiabVpliiibVpliiibrectocoliVpliiicVVVpliiidVpliiieVVplivMVVPVVHVVVV VVVV;VV6VWVVVV VrVVVQVJVpliv1a-bVpliv2Vpliv1 Vpliv2Vpliv3 VplivaVVVVplivbVpVplivcVkVplivd V<S) 24W24-25W25WW26WW27W28W29WIW3}W:WW|WW30W31W33EW34GW35BW4W9WWW}W4platesV4385W45W4649W4amW4bRW5W~W6WW6platesV7@W-W76=W8AW<WW80WaWIWabb8WbWWWWWWWWW WWWWcWWdWdemotic<WdownWWfigWWeWfWEWGWIWfig1VVfVfig2eVfragmentWWWWiEWEWWSWtWWW>WFWWWWW@WWWW3WKWkWWJWKWAWi-iiWi-iiiWi-ivWGWWi-viiiWiaWWWWWibW~WWWicWQWWWWiiDWW)WWW=WPWWW;WWWWAWxWCWKWW.WWMWNWWWWWWWWWWWHW% plOWPWQWRWSWTWUWVWWWYWZW[W\W]W^W_W`WaWcWdWeWfWgWhWiWjWkWlWmWnWoWpWqWrWsWtWuWvWwWyW{W|W}W~WWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWW8WAWHWIWJWLWMWQWTWUWrWtWWWWWpl1yVpl1-3Vpl1-5OVOVQ8petitiontoapolloniosaliasptolemaiosstrategosoftheherVpetitiontoclaudiusxenophonepistrategosoftheheptanomiaVpetitiontodemetriosepistatesandarchiphylakitesofsoknoVpetitiontoeudemosstrategosoftheherakleidesdivisionof-Vpetitiontoptolemaiosbasilikosgrammateusandactingstrat VpetitiontotheepistrategosantoniuscolonianusmadebytheVpetitiontothelocalcenturionbyapriestofsobeksoknopaVpetitiontotheprefectmaeviushonoratianusbyaureliussonVpetitiontotheprefecttitushateriusneposbyawomansaraVpetitiontothestrategosclaudiusareiosbythreebrothersV>1Recto; Verso is blankDocumentary<_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_*1 italentsWWWWqW WQW;W[WWWWWWWdWfWxWWWWWW^W_W`WaWyWtaliWWWtalinartyWtalk%WtallSWWtalouseWWtaltis WWtamaresWWtamaron=W>WzWWWtamarres6W;WMWWWW;W=WtamarronWtamasfWhWWWWtamauisWtamelanosWtamieionWtamieousWtamieusWqWtWWW WW.W:W<WtammonWtamystesWtamysthaWWWWCWWhWiWWWtamysthas:Wtanaaraous<WtanaarausWtanaisWjWtanasoWtanephremmis~WtanesneusWWtanetbeiseWtanisWWWtanite[Wtanomgeus<WtanouphisNWW WtanourisWtanyaithisWtaoltaonbesisYWtaonnophrisWTWkW~W WW6Wtaonophris<WtaopisWW WtaorW#W2WJWMWWWHŒ.hF@bmp<_600DPIFront_R2>3000r_a.bmp<_600DPIFront_R3>3000r_c.bmp<_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8> iA(Lines 1-15) To his excellency Vedius Faustus, epistrategos, from Gaius Iulius Niger, a veteran, of the Osirantinoan tribe and Hermaian deme. Being a person who has honestly discharged from the army, my lord, and not being troublesome I have reached a point where satisfaction from you becomes necessary. I have in a violent way suffered an unseemingly insult from an Egyptian fellow, Isidoros, son of Achillas, scribe of the superintendants of sequestered property of the village of Karanis ofis of formerly property of Kastor, son of Pekysis, and after having paid . . . drachmai for the sale so as to be confirmed as owner(?) it was then alloted to Œ.iB the Herakleides division of the Arsinoite nome while his servant, Didymos, cooperated with him in this matter. I (now) state the matter: I happen to have bought from the treasury in year . . of the deified Aelius Antoninus out of sequestrated property one aroura of an olive grove in the neighbourhood of Psenarpsenesis in the same division formerly property of Kastor(?), son of Pekysis, and after having paid . . . drachmai for the sale so as to be confirmed as owner(?) it was then alloted Cto me and I pay the taxes for it. Recently, however, the afore mentioned Isidoros wanting to damage us . . . (at least 12 lines damaged) . . . I am about to take refuge with you . . . the things which he committed . . . he threw away(?) the pledges and again I complained about him. And so, his criminal actions against being evident, I, a Roman, having suffered such things at the hands of an Egyptian, ask you, if it seems good to you, to order a letter to be written to the strategos of the $ilipWWWWWWlisWlisltexporting>4camelsofwheat8drachmaiVlistEWWWWWWWWWWWWZW_WWWWWGWWWWW WWHWlistofpack-donkeysltordonkey-drivers>ofyearofvaleHVlistofsuppliesforthesemasiaVlistofthevillageofarabonVlistedWWWlistsWWlitisWlitissonofchemeneusVlitraWlitraiGWHWMWNWsW{WWWWKWpWWWWWW(W*W,W/W0W2WWWWWWWWWWWWWWW;WhWjWWWWWWW WW'W&q5‚9zAdministration; Cadastre; Cession; Child (orphan); Death; Debt; Family; Inheritance; Land ownership; Mortgage; Personal status: minor child (aphelix) (& guardian); Taxation (Land); Wealth; Woman (& guardian){:Polemonos meris; Tebtynis; Theogonis; Kerkesis (Kerkeesis)|PHObroken into three parts and badly abraded along vertical foldsQ3RRecto; Verso is blankS DocumentaryT965r.bmpX 965r_a.bmpX 965r_b.bmpY 965r_d.bmpY 965r_e.bmph200 drachmai borrowed through it and of the interest that has accrued from the time of the said mortgage up to the present, Kastor and Lysimachos have laid claim to the aforesaid eighty-two arourai of the allotment on the basis of the transfer of title which they caused to be made in the twenty-first year of Tiberius Caesar Augustus through the bureau of registration of catoecic lands, and have made a partial cession to their own brothers. We have, therefore, entreated F8-iaugustan{WWWWW?WWKWW W W WWW#W$W%W(WaugustiWWWWWfWWWWWWWWW$WWWWWWfWjWrWuWzW~WWWWWWWWW*W,WWWOWWWW W#W%WlWoWpWHW`WWWaugustusDWEWqW`WaWuWyW}W~WWWWWWWWWWWWWWWW4W8W:W?WCWFWVWWW\W_WaWuWWWWWWWWWW?W@WBWWWWW%WWW WWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWW WWWWWWWW#W0W2W3W4W5W7W9W:W;WWFWOWaugustus>W &qF‚sThe 1st and 3rd hand are medium-sized cursives with decidedly different characteristics; the 2nd is a large, elegantly written, upright semi-uncial, wth letters about 0.5 cm in height (Boak)uChairemon, exegetesvNov. 29, 36 A.D.w Ann Arbor8ACommunication addressed by the exegetes Chairemon to Kronion, clerk of the grapheion, to conform to a petition, a copy of which is appended: in this, a widow, Taorses daughter of Eutychos, asks, as guardian of her minor children, to be allowed to resign by contract all claims to an important estate which had been mortgaged a few years earlier by her deceased husband and some of his brothers and later seized by the creditors, with whom she will also settle the obligations resting upon her sBNons for unpaid public taxes and other dues assessed against the mortgage land.<9 Muench. Beitr. 35 (Muenchen, 1945) p. 163, n. 1; H. Braunert, JJP 9-10 (1955-1956) p. 287, n. 239.p6/20/97!‚AP.Mich.inv. 965CPapCaesar Trajan HadriL)4hc1WKWbWhelikonWhellWCWhelp{WKWhengstl hesiodIWhg-pageIWhivWhmWhomericIWhomericaIWhonorWhorsley-W.WhscpIWhymnsIWigWlW{WWWWW WW1W/WGWWWWWGWWWiaDWiiqWuW|WWWWbWWii/1W*W&W=W>WiiiqWHWMW`WaW{WWWWWW`WW WWWGWWWiiiauWimperialqWinmWWWWWWWinfrastructurestWintWinternationalenqWinv WivpW{WWWWKWiv-v<Wixa-bWjqWWWWjfEWjg`WaWWjg-youtiesWjhvWwWjlsWtW^WWjsavMWjthsWjudWk|Wk-nimtz-witteWkilpatrickWkirkIWkoenenWkoniarisIWlWWW*WWWWWWW W WWW<W=W>W?W@WAWWWW=W>W?W@WAW‚iCyour decision to be carried out, so that I may receive relief. Farewell. The copy is: The eleventh year of the Emperor Caesar Titus Aelius Hadrianus Antoninus Augustus Pius, Mesore 6. When Eudaimon, son of Hermaios, had been summoned in accordance with a petition, and Dionysios had come forward and the petition presented by him had been read before the court, Philotas said: "Whence was he who left Eudaimon as guardian?" Apollonios the Younger said: "He was a Roman [who dwelt] in Ibion DPanykteris." Philotas said: "Your contention would be just even if [the person who appointed] him guardian were an Antinoite, for he is not obliged to act as guardian for anyone other [than an Antinoite] in the nomarchy." Apollonios said: "We shall show that they undertook [the guardianship] and have done everything like guardians." Philotas said: "It has been decided that Eudaimon is not obliged to act as guardian except only for an Antinoite. But if he undertook this guardianship, I shalˆ"iB the Herakleides division of the Arsinoite nome while his servant, Didymos, cooperated with him in this matter. I (now) state the matter: I happen to have bought from the treasury in year . . of the deified Aelius Antoninus out of sequestrated property one aroura of an olive grove in the neighbourhood of Psenarpsenesis in the same division formerly property of Kastor(?), son of Pekysis, and after having paid . . . drachmai for the sale so as to be confirmed as owner(?) it was then alloted Cto me and I pay the taxes for it. Recently, however, the afore mentioned Isidoros wanting to damage us . . . (at least 12 lines damaged) (Lines 26-37) . . . I am about to take refuge with you . . . the things which he committed . . . he threw away(?) the pledges and again I complained about him. And so, his criminal actions against being evident, I, a Roman, having suffered such things at the hands of an Egyptian, ask you, if it seems good to you, to order a letter to be written to the str5QY ifarewellWWW%W'W(W6W>W?W@WAWNWOWPWYWvWWWWWWWW.WW.WUWVWWWZW[W]WpWWfarewellintheconsulshopofiuniusbassusandflaviusablaVfarmWWWWWWWW=Wfarm-buildingWfarmerCWWWSW\WWWWWWWWW[W]WjWfarmerspWWWWWjWvWWWWWfarmingWWWWWWLWWW[WWWW WW:WfarmsTW}WWWWWfarmstead7WxWvWzW}WWWkWWfarmyardWWfartheryWfasWfashionWxWWfastenedWfasteryWfatalyWfatesyWfatherDW{WWWWWWTWkWWWWWWWW2W6W7W;W<W=W>W?W@WBWCWEWFWIWMWNWPWTWWW]W_WbWcWdWjWmWqWrWsWtWvWzW+] 9son%W0W1W2W3W4W5W6W7W8W9W:W;W<W=W>W?W@WAWBWCWDWEWFWGWHWIWJWKWLWMWNWOWPWQWRWSWTWUWVWWWXWYWZW[W\W]W_W`WaWbWcWdWfWhWiWjWkWlWmWnWoWpWqWrWsWtWuWvWwWxWyWzW{W|W}W~WWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWble to establish how many lines - if any - are missing between the upper and lower parts3Recto; Verso is blankDocumentary<_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_ˆ"hF; Verso is blankDocumentary2848r1.bmp<_600DPIFront_R1>2848r.bmp<_600DPIFront_R2>3000r_a.bmp<_600DPIFront_R3>3000r_c.bmp<_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8> iA(Lines 1-15) To his excellency Vedius Faustus, epistrategos, from Gaius Iulius Niger, a veteran, of the Osirantinoan tribe and Hermaian deme. Being a person who has honestly discharged from the army, my lord, and not being troublesome I have reached a point where satisfaction from you becomes necessary. I have in a violent way suffered an unseemingly insult from an Egyptian fellow, Isidoros, son of Achillas, scribe of the superintendants of sequestered property of the village of Karanis of>Rectoˆ"hDor; Kastor(?) son of Pekysis (see P.Cair.Mich. 359, 1704; P.Mich. IV/2, p. 181?); Petheus son(?) of Petsiris; Gaius L[- - -]; (unnamed) strategos of the Herakleidou meris12 (only lower part = Inv. 3000)Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptSijpesteijn PJ183-187Taf. 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It is impossible to establish how many lines - if any - are missing between the upper and lower parts3Recto9Uˆ"hBn olive grove which Niger had bought from the treasury.BL VII, 226 (date); BL VIII, 367 (bibliography; lines 14, 17)February 15, A.D. 163Michael EMOseirantinoeios (Osirantinoeios); Hermaieus; Aigyptios; Karanis; Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome; Psenarpsenesis; RomaiosP.Mich.inv. 3000GreekAnn Arbor17 + 20GPapYesNojoin Cfragments? some unfolding (see verso)? glass (with a printout of the upper part?)?Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptVedius Faustus, epistrategos; Gaius Iulius Niger, veteran, Oseirantinoeios (Osirantinoeios) alias Hermaieus (see P. Mich. VI, 422 introd.; Eos 49 [1957/1958] 155-164); Isidoros son of Achillas, grammateus of the (unnamed) epiteretai genematographoumenon of Karanis; Didymos, hyperetes of Isidoros; Antoninus Pius, deceased Emperhk..ˆ#hD>(slightly) broken off on the left side1Recto; Verso is blankDocumentary2952r.bmp<_600DPIFront_R1>2952r_a.bmp<_600DPIFront_R2>2952r_c.bmp<_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>inv.ft of photo of 2848? The papryus has been SCANNED, not yet the fragment on photok publishedl[P.J. Sijpesteijn, ZPE 34 (1979) p. 128, n. 8; J.D. 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Farewell. (2nd hand) I, Gaius Iulius Niger, have submitted the petition. Year 3, Mecheir 21. (3rd hand) If the strategos finds that an outrage has been committed, he will inform me of it. (4th hand) Hand it over.ajfdone, on phot.; check readings of the middle after scanning of the two parts; join two scans ? Scannedk publishedlP.J. Sijpesteijn, ZPE 34 (1979) p. 128, n. 8; J.D. Thomas, The Epistrategos in Ptolemaic and Roman Egypt. 2. The Roman Epistrategos (Koeln, 1982) p. 157, n. 1; N. Lewis, BASP 34 (1997) p. 24-25.p6/20/97s1660/Œ5AP.Mich.inv. 2931BRecto, first textCPapD-EPearl OM-Youtie HCFPMich VIG 390 introd.H1944UNoWYesX 24-5006E2-A[Iliad, book II, 1-42\27.4 X 26.4 cm‚hEaleria Tertia alias Thaisarion, daughter of Marcus Anthestius Gemellus, aphelix; Valerius Komon, designated epitropos for Valeria Tertia alias Thaisarion; Valeria Sempronilla, grandmother of Valeria Tertia alias Thaisarion; Herennius Philotas, former epistrategos; Antonius Makron, former epistrategos; Antoninus Pius, Emperor; Eudaimon son of Hermaios, designated epitropos; Dionysios; Apollonios neoteros; (unnamed) Romaios; (unnamed) exegetes of Hermou polis; Dioskoros; Hermias, former agorFanomos & former kosmetes (of Hermou polis); Aphrodisios, enarchos exegetes of Antinoou polis; Hadrianus, Emperor69-76Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptHunt AS-Edgar CC260Select Papyri II1934SB V 7558RectoJEA 18Court Proceedings; Inheritance; Justice; Personal status: Antinoite citizen; Personal status: minor child (aphelix), & gu/97P 4boakbrucknermWqW}WEWMWRW{WWWW W W WWWWWWWWWWKWby{WKWcgWlWWWW/W*WWWW W W<W=W>W?W@WAWWIW&W=W>WWWcagnatMWcalderiniqWEWMWWWGWcasaricoWW*W&W=W>WcavenaileDWEWmWqW}WEWMWRWpWyW{WWWWWWWWWWGWKWcbWcepistlatWWNotes_preserv>join Cfragments? some unfolding (see verso)? glass?Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptVedius Faustus, epistrategos; Gaius Julius Niger, veteran, Oseirantinoeios (Osirantinoeios) alias Hermaieus (see P. Mich. VI, 422 introd.; Eos 49 [1957/1958] 155-164); Isidoros son of Achillas, grammateus of the (unnamed) epiteretai genematographoumenon of Karanis; Didymos, hyperetes of Isidoros; Antoninus Pius, deceased Emperor; Kastor(?) son of Pekysis (see P.C<‰hH4><_600DPIFront_R3>6900r_i.bmp<_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5>6900r_3a.bmp<_600DPIFront_R6>6900r_3c.bmp<_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>iA(P.Mich. inv. 6900) [- - -]. [The soldier Flavius Menas said: "- - -] from the most magnificent Sarapammon the same gold and Victor, the notary and toporetes. For I did not receive the afore-mentioned gold but the assistant did and he gave it to his headman and also to Victor, the toporetes being together one and a half pounds of gold. I do not know what else his headman received. The same most illustrious Sarapammon received the gold from his headman". The illustrious comes militum saidned they poured again water on the same remains and they threw his bones in a basket and burried them I do not know where. 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Inheritance; Justice; Personal status: Antinoite citizen; Personal status: minor child (aphelix), & guardianship; Personal status: Roman citizen (veteran); Privileges; Woman (& guardianship){Antinoeus; Osorantinoeios (Osirantinoeios); Hermaieus; Arsinoite nome; Romaios; Ibion Panykteris (IbionPanektyreos); Hermou polis; Antinooupolis|PHOFprobably Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptPdupper left corner and lower left side broken off; numerous small holes, but otherwise well preservedQ1RRecto; Verso is blankS DocumentaryT 2922r.bmpX 2922r_a.bmpX 2922r_b.bmpX 2922r_c.bmpX 2922r_d.bmpY 2922r_e.bmpY 2922r_f.bmpY 2922r_g.bmpZ 2922r_h.bmpZ 2922r_i.bmpZ 2922r_j.bmphved. The upshot of the decision: If you accept the guardianship [in the future], you are not unaware that you indeed neglected [it] in the past at your own risk. Year 13, Pauni 12. Deliver it.2@X 2922r_a.bmpX 2922r_b.bmpX 2922r_c.bmp)‚AP.Mich.inv. 965CPapDIArchive of Kronion son of Apion, nomographos of the grapheion of TebtynisEBoak AERFJEA 19G138-142H1933J SB V 7568MPMich VNBoak AERO232P1944S-BL III, 115 (l. 1); BL VII, 110 (l. 1; 6; 23)UYesVDWNoX:June 1922; acquired from Nahman through the British Museum[LAuthorisation of a Renunciation on a Mortgaged Land (with Appended Petition)\ 37.5 x 28 cm]Join fragments_(Published as Inv. 695 in JEA 19 and SB Vn18 x 11.1 cmJuly 1925; Acquired from Dr. KondiliosUnknownPHZenon archiveLetter probably written by a nomarch or another local functionary, who asks Zenon to make a further inquiry in a local dispute about the ownership of two cows and a calfPap.Lugd.Bat. XXI, p. 137 (line 4). - Line 3: read dokomen bia[, instead of dokomen en bia[ (PH)IIIrd cent. B.C.Edgar CCCopy of a Petition to an Epistrategos and of the Latter's Subscript1932upper left corner and lower left side broken off; numerous small holes, but otherwise well preserved1Recto; Verso is blankDocumentary2922r.bmp<_600DPIFront_R1>2922r_H,a.bmp<_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>iItems>1Recto; Verso is blankDocumentary2922r.bmp<_600DPIFront_R1>2922r_aQ3isimilaritiesWsimilarlyWWyWW{W+W,WRWW~WWWWWWWPWlWWWWWjW WWWWWWW W!W"W#W$W'W(W*W+W,W<W?Wsimilarlyalsofromtouekeoumisequal40silverdrachmai!Vsimilarlyforeutychoshimselfavenuedromos,Vsimilarlyforhim,VsimilarlyfromVWW W WWWWWWWWWW W!W#W$W*W,W2W3W4W6W8W;W=W?WBWDWFWMWNWOWTWIWRWWWWWWWW-W7WwWWWsingleWWcWUWYW=W@WWsiomeaspWsiopetikonPWsiphonW WWsiphonexporting3camelsofwheat6drachmaiVsisathosWsisenxisWWWsisoisaWW<WWWmWWWWWWW\WrW$WWWsisoissonofphaesis3artabaiofwheatVitologoiWWWW‚iACopy of a petition To . . . Iulius Lucullus, the honorable epistrategos, from Gaius Apolinarius Niger, Antinoite, of the Osirantinoan tribe and of the Hermaian deme. Marcus Anthestius Gemellus, a veteran, expressed in the will which he drew up his dying wish that his daughter Valeria Tertia, also called Thaisarion, a minor, be heir of his property left in the Arsinoite nome. As guardians of her orphan state he left me, Apolinarius Niger, and Valerius Komon, and as associate the child'sB grandmother Valeria Sempronilla. Now as it has been enjoined, my lord, by Herennius Philotas the former epistrategos and by Antonius Makron likewise that an Antinoite shall not act as guardian for any one else than an Antinoite who is in the nomarchy, therefore, being myself unable to undertake this guardianship which has been entrusted to me, I have submitted, my lord, a copy of the decisions in like cases, and ask to be relieved of this according to the judgements, and beg you to order %ˆiJantee, as stated above. (4th hand) I, Gaius Iulius Niger, former cavalryman of the ala veterana Gallica, have received the agreement, as stated above. (5th hand) Registered through the grapheion of Karanis.-@A d  x        E  M    j yes (verso?)k publishedm yes (+ verso)p3/12/97 (or earlier)s1740.ˆAP.Mich.inv. 2997BversoCPapDQ+ P.Mich. Inv. 2929 v; Archive of Gaius Apolinarius Niger (& family)? (see Recto)EPearl OM-Youtie HCFPMich VIG365H1944K'BL III, 115 (l. 11); BL VII, 111 (l. 1)UNoWNoX 24-5006E2-A[ACopy of a Decision of the Epistrategos (extract from his minutes)\$15.5 X 30 cm when combined with 2929_3Add. photo: ZPE 31 (1978) pl. III (cf. BL VII, 111)d Ownership; Personal status: Roman c*6J9aionaWWWWWWWWW!W+WPWqWWWWWWWWW W%W&W6WlWlWdiakondiakonosVaionkomarches[Vaionkoprekopres4VaiononelatesVaionsonofamoVaionsonofamoammoniosVaionsonofasemisVaionsonofatisios6VaionsonofdemassVaionsonofgermanusseealsoomichi593Vaionsonofkopresseealsoomichii804VaionsonofmelasVaionsonofpapeeis1VaionsonofpapeisVaionsonofsalious VaionsonofsarapionseepnyupixVaionsonofserenusVaionunnamedbrothers`VaionisWkWWWWW=WWWkWaiosWWFWaiosptolemaiosgegymnasiarchekosformergymnasiarchosVaiossonofchairemonFVaiossonofhorosVaipolos6WWW]WaischylosWoWaischyloshoparasostratouseeprosptolviii13cVaischylosseeprosptolviii13coVaison[[5S%3strophesWstudenttW'WsWstyleDWEWXWWWWWWWMWbWWWWW W*WWWWWXWstylisticallyWWstylizedWWstylizedcursiveVWWWWMWlWIWXWsubscriptions9WAWJWMWVWwWWXWsuperficial}WsuresWsurprisingrWsweepingWWWsymbolWtabletWtabletsWtailWtait/WtauWteachersWWteacher'sWtebtynisWWtendencytWWWWWWWWtextWW]WWWW/W0WtextainthecarefulhandofzenontextdinsmallcursiveVtextsWthanMWWWW]WWWW9WJWYWcWsWwWWW/W0W1Wthat_W{WDWEWWmWWWWWWWWWW=WBWMWVWWWlWsWWKWWWnWqWWXWZW[Wthe`WHWMWRW_WtW{WWW12jAdone on the orig. conservation12 Traianos: check translation Check: Nigel: possibility of adding to the note a link to the next and preceding columns or to all the records of this inv. nr. (through an automated search?). We could also make 1 general card (with general bibliography?) with links to all the others? Traianos: number of items (one... now divided in 7 parts?) Traianos: when these cards will be on the web, displayed as a search result, no difference will appear between them, whicBh is a problem. Ask Nigel? Traianos: should I add the bibliography concerning the grapheion, as: - R.H. Pierce, Grapheion, Catalogue, and Library in Roman Egypt, SymbOslo 43 (1968) pp. 68-83; - Hobson Deborah W., The Role of Women in the Economic Life of Roman Egypt: A Case Study from First Century Tebtunis, EchCl 28 = N.S., 3 (1984) pp. 373-390; - Montevecchi Orsolina, La crisi economica sotto Claudio e Nerone: Nuove testimonianze, Neronia III. Actes du IIIe Colloque International de la S&ˆhEitizen(?); Personal status: veteran; Profession; Taxation (Land); Tax Collection; WomanTax Registers: Daybook of Payments (Recto); List of Payments (Verso)1965broken off on left and right sides and at the bottom1Recto and VersoDocumentary5927r.bmp5927v.bmp<_600DPIFront_R1>5927r_a.bmp<_600DPIFront_R2>5927r_b.bmp<_600DF PIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1>5927v_a.bmp<_600DPIBack_R2>5927v_b.bmp<_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8> i-j#done, on the orig. SCANNED, checkedk publishedl+P.J. Sijpesteijn, ZPE 34 (1979) p. 125-126.p6/23/97s2600ias(?) [- - -]; Helene daughter of Zoilos (former owner); Marcus Longin(QziuncertainWWWWW^WWWWAWyWWiWvWwW*WWTW7WunchangeableWWunchangedlWunclaimedWuncleOWWWWWWWWlWuncleanedW1WWuncoinedpWWWWWWWuncoveredWuncultivated5WMWWWWWunderDW`W|WWWWWWWWWWWWWWW5W?WBWMWQWWWWWWWWWWWW$W>W}WWWWWWGWWAWW[WwWWWWWW!WZW[Wunderage`WunderbrushWundergarment-shirtxWundergoneFWWWWundergroundWundersignedW<WunderstandyWWIWWunderstandingsWunderstoodWW$WxWWundertakeW'W_WyWzWWundertakenWundertakesWundertakingkW_WWW WW3WundertookWsW_WunderworldWd‚iEl appoint [a judge and] auditors." Apollonios the Younger said: "Eudaimon son of Hermaios did not accept it, his . . . accepted it." Philotas said: "Is he an Antinoite? Is he an Antinoite?" He replied: "Yes, [and I ask] your clemency." Philotas said: "I shall appoint the same person as judge and auditor [who] shall investigate who accepted the guardianship and shall examine the accounts and shall compel that which is shown to be in the hands of the (present) guardians [to be given] to him Fwho will be appointed [guardian]. And the exegete of Hermou polis shall see to it that the guardian is appointed." Thracidas said: "Lest we should seem to have remained silent we guarantee that we owe . . . and a half talents to the orphan girl." Philotas said: "What you have said has been written." Dioskoros [said]: "We ask that he who is to be appointed guardian be appointed upon the same conditions [as] Eudaimon was appointed according to the will." Philotas said: "He is to be appointedR igivenWWWWWWWWWW|WWWWWWWWWW;WWW#W0W^WaWWWWWWWW+WVW`WaWWW2W9W<WHWSWTWUWVW\WcWdWfWhWuWWWWWW4W7W:W<W=WBWEWHWMWOWkWoWuWzWWWWWWW(W8W9W:WBWKW`WWWWWWWWWWWWKWbWlWpWwWyWWW[WWWWWWW8W[Wgiven9900drachmailetitbedividedintofourpartsletth{Vgives{WqWtWWWWWWgiving.W4W1WWglad5WWgladlyuW?Wglassware@WglaucippusWglaukiasW6Wglaukiskos`Wglazed.W/W0Wglorious W0WqWxWyWzW~WCWgloriouslyOWWglueWUWgnaeusWgoyWWWW3WSWeWhWWWoWW)*5tax-collectorWgWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWdWfWWWWWWWTW8, 21, 24-26, 31-32, 34, 36-38).173(?) A.D.Boak AERRep editor - Arangio-Ruiz V; Rep Ser. - FIRA 3; 1943; No. - 30; Rep editor - Youtie HC; Rep Ser. - ZPE 13; 1974; pg. 241-248 and Taf. XV (photo of lines 35-38 only)Antinoeus; Osorantinoeios (Osirantinoeios); Hermaieus; Arsinoite nome; Romaios; Ibion Panykteris (IbionPanektyreos); Hermou polis; Antinoou polisSB-groupP.Mich.inv. 2922GreekAnn Arbor38Karanis sectionPapNoYesunfold (lines 12-15, left; see recto and verso; - also at the middle of the last lines; probably some other, minor interventions needed: check it careful?, ;5unknownW%RW`WgWWWWne, if possible; put the papyrus back in the folder... but no longer upside down!probably Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of Egyptwriting very distinct. . . (Gaius?) Julius Lucullus, epistrategos; Gaius Apolinarius Niger, Antinoeus, Osorantinoeios (Osirantinoeios) alias Hermaieus, designated epitropos for Valeria Tertia alias Thaisarion; Marcus Anthestius Gemellus, deceased veteran;E Valeria Tertia alias Thaisarion, daughter of Marcus Anthestius Gemellus, aphelix; Valerius Komon, designated epitropos for Valeria Tertia alias Thaisarion; Valeria Sempronilla, grandmother of Valeria Tertia alias Thaisarion; Herennius Philotas, former epistrategos; Antonius Makron, former epistrategos; Antoninus Pius, Emperor; Eudaimon son of Hermaios, designated epitropos; Dionysios; Apollonios neoteros; (unnamed) Romaios; (unnamed) exegetes of Hermou polis; Dioskoros; Hermias, former ag'‹s"Formal round" style - "Biblical Majuscule/Biblical Uncial" style; paragraphos; ekthesis to distinguish strophes; apostrophe; rude spirit; circumflex accentu AristophanesvIInd-IIIrd cent. A.D.w Ann Arborx@Fragment of an elegant manuscript of the Knights of Aristophanesy-z Aristophanes; Comedy; Literature{-|PHO Unknown place, province of EgyptP*broken off at the top and on the left sideQ1RRecto; Verso is blankSLiterary: ComicT 6035r.bmpX 6035r_a.bmpX 6035r_b.bmphA9.5 x 14 cm30-SG-MV (1)AristophanesPHFragment of an elegant manuscript of the Knights of AristophanesIInd-IIIrd cent. A.D.Henrichs A-P.Mich.inv. 6035GreekAnn Arbor15KPapYesYesis glass alright?Unknown place, province of Egypt"Formal round" %?9aureliusseptimiusheracleitosheraclitusVaureliusserenusWVVaureliusserenushoepitonthysionfortheadelphia`VaureliusserenuspraktorargyrikonofkaranisVaureliusserenussonofioannesjohnandsophiayVrenussonofioannesjohnandsophiayVyVranomosVaureliustheodorossonofmakariosoinopratesVaureliuszoilosprytanikoshyperetesseealsopaplup21993Vauresauthetikon>WaxEWaxapesWbWWWWWWWWW:WYWOWW?W@WjWWWWWWWW WtWWWQWb3k\WWWbabylonWbabylonosWbacchiasWWWWWhWnWW?W@Wbacchiashis/herbrotherVbadistelatai"WbalbillusWbapheis WbapheusWbarbarus!WbaroeikW6WbarosWbarosvarussonofaleiVbasileiatW]WbasileisWbasileustWWW(W<W=WGWBiktor, former boethos; Aurelius Apo$:$OŠIrSVerso, col. I - ends of 23 lines (of a col. of about 32 lines); Verso, col. II - 23sIsmall, well-formed book-hand (Winter); subscription (title), with koronis4ARep Editor - Gallavotti C; Rep Ser. - Riv.Fil. 57; 1929; pg. 31-59; Rep Editor - Evelyn-White HG-Page DL; Rep Ser. - Hesiod, the Homeric Hymns and Homerica; 1936; pg. 624-627; Rep Editor - Kirk GS; Rep Ser. - CQ 44; 1950; pg. 149-167; Rep Editor - Vogt E; Rep Ser. - RhM 102; 1959; pg. 208-211, with pl.; Rep Editor - West ML; Rep Ser. - CQ N.S., 17; 1967; pg. 433-450; Rep Editor - Koniaris GL; Rep Ser. - HSCP 75; 1971; pg. 107 - 129; RepB Editor - Renehan R; Rep Ser. - HSCP 75; 1971; pg. 85 - 105; Rep Editor - De Martino Fr; Rep Ser. - Omero quotidiano. Vite di Omero; 1984; pg. 000 (non vidimus); Rep Editor - Avezzu G; Rep Ser. - Alcidamante. Orazioni e frammenti; 1982; pg. 000 (non vidimus) @asvIInd/early IIIrd cent. A.D.&^‡hDVR1>6240r_a.bmp<_600DPIFront_R2>6240r_b.bmp<_600DPIFront_R3>6240r_c.bmp<_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1>6240v_a.bmp<_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8> iA(Recto) . . . and as it happens I was once forced, to put it somewhat mildly, two years ago, to manage the plains belonging to my village, doing it for a short period of time, as I said before. Then when a most experienced man appeared, I mean Heron son of Kopres, he filled the office of horiodeiktes and administered it . . . (8 lines too damaged to be translated) . . . since I was not nominated through a report, but the nomination was made through a list of . . ., what is not allowed, Iadminister justice. Column 50, volume 3. (Verso) Petition of the dioiketes [- - -]@s, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, &‚WhCocumentary<_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>siAYear 3 of our lords Gallus and Volusianus, Augusti, Hathyr 7. Aurelius Heron and Aurelius Kopres, both former agoranomoi, have paid, in the name of Pleein, son of Mysthes, 3 artabai of wheat(?) and 1/2 (art.) of barley, and lentils, in full. I, Aurelius Serenus, have signed.j Done, on ph.k publishedp11/13/98s724‚XAO.Mich.inv. 9278COstE Amundsen LFOMich IG689H1935UNoWNoX 28-CS105-N[Text of Uncertain Nature\ 8.3 x 5.7 cmn=Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptoGreekr3uUnknownvIIIrd/IVth cent. A.D.?wCairo><!"ˆhA8.5 X 21.5 cm33-4039*-A (1-3). . . alias MikalosPHReceipt for taxes on productive beach-land, issued to a Kastor son of PhanomgeusBL VII, 226 (on line 8)April 22, 152 A.D.Michael EMKaranis; 28th cleruchyP.Mich.inv. 6512GreekAnn Arbor11-PapNoNoscotchKaranis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptWriting exceptionally cursive and fineAntoninus Pius, Emperor; . . . alias Mikalos, praktor argyrikon of Karanis (& associates); Kastor son of Phanomgeus, georgos of the 28th cleruchy14Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptSB XII 11116RectoPMich MichaelTaxation (Land); Tax collection; Tran&E  ˆvApril 22, 152 A.D.w Ann ArborxPReceipt for taxes on productive beach-land, issued to a Kastor son of PhanomgeusyAntoninus Pius, Emperor; . . . alias Mikalos, praktor argyrikon of Karanis (& associates); Kastor son of Phanomgeus, georgos of the 28th cleruchyz/Taxation (Land); Tax collection; Transportation{Karanis; 28th cleruchy|PHO=Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptPcomplete; damaged at the bottomQ1RRecto; Verso is blankS DocumentaryT 6512r.bmpX 6512r_a.bmpX 6512r_b.bmphPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>7i fineAntoninus Pius, Emperor; . . . alias Mikalos, praktor argyrikon of Karanis (& associates); Kastor son of Phanomgeus, georgos of the 28th cleruchy14Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptSB XII 11116RectoPMich MichaelTaxation (Land); Tax collection; TranG8onWW5W8W<WCWHWSWTWlWoWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWibrary>Ann ArborRecto - 19; Verso - 15-PapNoNoRelation between Recto and Verso uncertain.Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptAilas(?) son of Pek . . .; Valeria Isias (former owner); Er . . . alias(?) [- - -]; Helene daughter of Zoilos (formeCr owner); Marcus Longinus Chairemon alias Heras son of Lo . . .(?); N . . . son of Onnophris; Zoidous daughter of Mysthes . . . Thrasip(- -); [- - -] son/daughter of Petsiris; Pankrates [- - -]; Taieous daughter of Onnophris; Perigenis daughter of [[Isidoros]] Long(- -); Ptolemaios son of Apollonios; [- - -]mou son/daughter of Paseis and K- -x; [- - -] son/daughter of Phaesis; Lucius Julius Germanus; [- - -]ias son of Chairemon; Petheus son of Petesouchos; [ - - -]inus Martialis; Lamprotyc-RisWWSabinus alias Petheus son of Sokrates; - - - son/daughter of Aphrodisios; Petesouchos son of Horos grandson of Harsephis; [- - -] son/daughter of Isidoros, iatros (physician); [- - -], veteran(?)13Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptSB XII 11115Recto and VersoPMich MichaelLand Ownership; Personal status: Roman citizen(?); Personal status: veteran; Profession; Taxation (Land); Tax ECollection; WomanTax Registers: Daybook of Payments (Recto); List of Payments (Verso)1965broken off on left and right sides and at the bottom1Recto and VersoDocumentary<_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8Q5MŒlAP.Mich.inv. 274CPapE Daniel RWF PMich XVIIIG789H1996IPl. XXXVJ KZFrom the writing on the Recto, it is unlikely that fragment b belonged to this piece. (PH)UYesVAWYesXGpurchased in Egypt by B.P. Grenfell and F.W. Kelsey in March-April 1920[#Agreement Concerning an Inheritance\17 x 15 cm + 6.5 x 1 cm]Check place of fragment b; label on wrong side; fragment misplaced (around l. 20, at the joining); clean up (recto, col. I, l. 7)n:probably Oxyrhynchus, Oxyrhynchite nome, province of EgyptoGreekh XVIIIG789H1996IPl. XXXVJ KZFrom the writing on the Recto, it is unlikely that fragment b belonged to this piece. (PH)UYesVAWYesXGpurchased in Egypt by B.P. Grenfell and F.W. Kelsey in March-April 1920[#Agreement Concerning an Inheritance\17 x 15 cm + 6.5 x 1 cm]Check place of fragment b; label on wrong side; fragment misplaced (around l. 20, at the joining); clean up (recto, col. I, l. 7)n:probably Oxyrhynchus, Oxyrhynchite nome, province of EgyptoGreekel-StableReligion?C% OkaranisWWW"W$W%WWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWW%W]WWWWWWLWMWOWPWQWRWSWTWUWVWWWXWYWZW[W\W]W^W_W`WaWbWdWfWgWhWiWjWlWmWnWoWpWqWrWsWtWuWvWwWxWyWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWW.W5W6WFWvWwWWWWkaranisherakleidoumerisarsinoitenomeprovinceofegyptuV~VVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVA]9phaniastWhWWWW Wphaniasgrammateustonhippeonseeprosptolii2484addhVphaniotes}WWSB-groupO.Mich.inv. 9819GreekOstNoNo1125Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptSB XIV 11512OMich IVDeliveries in Kind - Receipts 1975<_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>enance>Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptSB XIV 11510rectoOMich IVTax collection; taxation (Lan+/ˆ% 5927v_b.bmph 5927r.bmpi 5927v.bmpn=Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptoGreekrRecto - 19; Verso - 15uUnknown tax-collectorv=160/161 or 183/184 A.D. (date of Recto; Verso: ca. same date)w Ann ArborxOn the recto, register recording payments in money (for land taxes) by day and by taxpayer; on the verso, register recording payments in money for one of the land taxes, by taxpayer9AAilas(?) son of Pek . . .; Valeria Isias (former owner); Er . . . alias(?) [- - -]; Helene daughter of Zoilos (former owner); Marcus Longinus Chairemon alias Heras son of Lo . . .(?); N . . . son of Onnophris; Zoidous daughter of Mysthes granddaughter(?) of Thrasippos (see ZPE 34 [1979] p. 126); [- - -] son/daughter of Petsiris; Pankrates [- - -]; Taieous daughter of Onnophris (see ZPE 34 [1979] p. 126); Perigenis daughter of [[Isidoros]] Long(- -); Ptolemaios son of Apollonios; [- - -]mop6/23/97.d 5927r_a.bmp$ 5927r_b.bmpe 5927v_a.bmp% 5927v_b.bmph 5927r.bmp6 QihasWWW'W+W.W0W2W5W6W7W8W9W<W?WBWFWSWTWVW^WcWfWgWhWjWoWqWsWuWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWW WWWWWW"W0W4W5W6W7W<W@WBWCWDWFWHWIWKWMWPWQWRWVWYW\W_WfWgWhWkWoWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWaWbWfWgWhWiWlWwWyWWW*WOW~WWWWWWWWWWWWW%W'W*W.WhWiWyWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWW W WW,W/WhasbeenbroughtforkaranisonebasketsarganeofchaffthrV5+$n}9viiCWGWHWWWWWWKWWWWW(W*W,W/W0WWWWWWWWWjWWWWfWgW|WBWIWW]WWW WWWWWWviiisWtWWW*WHWTWoWzWWWWWWW2W@WIWMWPWQWpW{WWWW!W#W*W2W4W5W6W7W8W9W:W;W<W=W>W?W@WAWWWWlWWWWWW!W1Wviii-ixWvillageWWvillagesWWWvindex}Wvineyard}WWvirqWviriusEWWvitelliusEWvocontiorumMWvolWvolusianusWWvolusianusemperorWVvolusius}W!WvopiscusWw}WWw'bWwbyWwbypresbyterossonofharmiysisandtameeustamieushusbandVwellkWwhichWWwhitehorneWe of which broken in several fragments; now divided in five mountings); 3 loose fragmentsRecto (wrm8byWWWWP 09sonWWWWW"W#W$WCIUBhOprobablykaranisherakleidoumerisarsinoitenomeprovinceoVV%VVVVVVVVVVVVVV%VVVVVLVMVOVPVQVRVTVUVVVWVXVYVZV[V\V]V^V_V`VaVbVdVfVgVhViVjVlVmVnVoVpVqVrVsVtVuVvV6# RisWL iyearWWIj: ithroughWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWW WWW$W7W:W=WZWeWgWkWnWxWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWW!W#W*W.W0W1W8W9W?WRWTWWW$W%W&W'W)W*W+W,W.W/W0WIWOWQWSWxWWWWWWWWWWW8WWWWWWWWWW+W8W9WhWvWWWWWWW W W W W WWWWWWWWWWWWWW W"W#W$W%W&W'W(W)W,W-W3W4W6WMWthroughalevellerVthroughbeastsofdinnisthroughcassianusofthevillageofdVthroughbeastsofdinnisthroughtithoeisofthevillageofVthroughbeastsofofthecropsofthe6thyearsacksptollasIVthroughdonkeys.V#CP(ˆiA(Col. I) To Herakleides, strategos of the Herakleides division of the Arsinoite nome, from the village secretaries of the division and in the case of those villages where there are none, from the elders, performing the duties. In accordance with the communication (epistalma) sent to us by you, of which there is a copy, and a copy of the aforesaid communication has been appended after which it continued thus: (up to this point the communication) in accordance with which we declare that the Bpreviously mentioned man has neither assets nor an abode in the nome. 12th year, Tybi 26. (Col. II) To Herakleides [- - -] from [- - -]vj9done, on the orig.; conservation (lot 3) scanned, checkedk publishedl-P.J. Sijpesteijn, ZPE 34 (1979) p. 128, n. 8.p6/19/97ˆAP.Mich.inv. 4690BRecto and VersoCPapD$Archive of Sokrates son of Sarapion?E Michael EMF PMich MichaelG3H1965JSB XII 11105 (and XIII, p. 139)K1BL VII, 225 (origin); BL VIII, 366 (date, line 4)UYesVJWNoC uOkaranisWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWes 7-11: the left one is going under the right one); what about the "scotch"?; we could also check again if we can't place the 2 fragmentsprobably Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptOnnophris son of Kem(- -)(?); Areios son of Teberis; [- - - son of - - -]pacho(- -); Pakysis son of Ptolemaios(?); Mysthes son of Ptolemaios; Ptollas son of . C. .; Pakysis son of Pnepheros; Ptolemaios son of Phaesis; Ptolemaios son of Maron; Menoikios (Minucius); Ptolemaios son of Pkylis; Pnepheros son of Besis; Kastor son of Thanmo(- -); Heras son of Ankial(- -); Keras son of Sambas; Herak(- -) son of Petheus; Ptolemaios son of Kallistos; Valerius Kolo(- -); Herakles son of Petheus22Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptSB XII 11124RectoPMich MichaelDeclaration of Camels1965damaged along some folds1Recto; Verso is blankDocumentary5773r.bmp<_600DPIFront_R1>5773r_a.bmp<_600DPIFront_R2>5773r_b.bmp<_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPD~IBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>Hi, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptPdamaged along some foldsQ1RRecto; Verso is blankS DocumentaryT 5773r.bmpX 5773r_a.bmpY 5773r_b.bmph(- -); Keras son of Sambas; Herak(- -) son of Petheus; Ptolemaios son of Kallistos; Valerius Kolo(- -); Herakles son of Petheusz%Taxation (land)(?); Tax collection(?){-|PHA"v OkaranisC%%karanisherakleidoumerisarsinoitenomeprovinceofegyptDkaranisorbacchiasherakleidoumerisarsinoitenomeprovinc@@krokodeilonpolisarsinoitonpolisarsinoitenomeegypt@Qlowermemphis[(Mmemphite'EmerisuK G/FF{DK%FG#H$meros@1nesos+nomeHoD\E>E,JaH84E"IlDJpKL#.%nomes@4 ofHD@GGHzK#GaELMlK#pN) %L}"tW#Xstratonosherakleidoumerisarsinoitenomeprovinceofegypt@Yto@unknownmetropolisprovinceofegypt@Zunknownplacekaranisherakleidoumerisarsinoitenomeprovivunknownplaceprovinceofegypt3[Pa>\alongJ<PatWWWWW W#W$W&W*W2W8WCWDWIWJWKWLWTW]WaWbWgWnWsWuWvWwWxWyWzW{W}WWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWW W WWWWWWWW$W%W<WCWFWOWQWRWXWZW_WbWeWfWgWhWiWjWlWnWoWqWsWtWuWvWxWyW|W}W~WWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWW W W WWWWW W%W)W+W,W/W1W2W5W9W@WBWCWGWJWKWOWRWWWWWWWWWWWWFWVWrWzW{WWW-RisWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWW W!W&W*W0W7W;W>W?WDWFWIWKWLWMWNWQWWWkWlWmWnWqWuWvWwWzW{WWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWW W W W W WWWWWWWWWWbjphWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWW WQ9aureliathaisariondaughterofkomonVaureliathatresdaughterofVghterofkomonVaureliathatresdaughterofVVApollos; Psaios, husband of Talous; Apollos son of Ioannes (deceased); Paulos son of Ioannes; Maria daughter of Ioannes; Talous, wife of Psaios; Theodosios, from Pakerke; Tausiris (see Geographica); Hermaouos son of Psyros, former presbyteros; (unnamed) heirs of Maria daughter of Psaios; apa Besarion son of Ioannes, presbyteros; (unnamed) heirs of Rachel daughter oFf Hermaouos; Iustinianus, Emperor659Aphrodite (Aphrodito), Antaiopolite nome, province of the Lower Thebais, EgyptPMich XIIIDebt; House Ownership; Illiteracy; Imperial Oath; Inheritance; Land Ownership; Notary; Price; Priest (Christian); Religion (Christian); Sale; Security; Settlement; Tax Collection; Woman qqch pour cajolery (corruption?); fraud? 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(?)Youtie HCSB-groupO.Mich.inv. 9311GreekOstNoNo1119Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptSB XIV 11506OMich IVDeliveries in Kind - Accounts1975<_600DPIB0Front_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>jj(C&%ObacchiasherakleidoumerisarsinoitenomeprovinceofegyptFVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVhVlVmVnVtVV?V@V_Vbetween[Wbostra!Wbostraprovinceofarabia!VcaesareamWWWcaesareamauretaniaorpalaestinamVcastellumWcastellumnetprovinceofegyptVcoloniaWWcoloniacaesareajerusalemVcoloniacaesareaprovinceofmauretaniaVcoptiteWWWWWWWdependedUWVWdinnisWWVVegyptpWqWtWuW|W}W~WWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWW3W4W5W6W8W9W:W=W>W?WCWDWEWFW@BKM†AO.Mich.inv. 9298BrectoCOstE Youtie HCFOMich IVG1117H1975J SB XIV 11504UNoWNoX 29-158*-K II[Receipt for Money Tax\ 9.8 X 6.6 cmn=Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptoGreekr3uUnknown tax-collectorv178/179 or 188/189 (?) 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I, 181-183); Aion; Syros son of Nigerinus; Sarapion son of Macrinus (see also O.Mich. I, 106; 425; 474; 652; P.Cair.Isid. 10; 12); Chairas; Kastor son of Ouenaphris (Onnophris); Pol exypoleites (exopylites) <OR: son of Exopylites> (see also P.Cair.Isid., p. 441; O.Mich. II, 944?); Ptolemaios son of Tiberinus; Valerius son of Alexandros; Theonas; Kastor son of Apphouas; Seuthes son of Heras (see also O.Mich. 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Aion son of Demas [- - -] . . .3j done, on ph.k publishedp6/25/97s1104†tAO.Mich.inv. 9819BrectoCOstE Youtie HCFOMich IVG1125H1975J SB XIV 11512UNoWNo (only a print)X 33-158*-P V[Receipt of tax payment in kind\ 8.8 X 7.5 cmbl_side>Re$>Fno-1=EHR_`agklpqx|}~ƂǂȂɂʂ˂͂΂ςЂтԂՂւׂ؂قڂۂ܂삀킀 *+9>BHKLMNTUVWXYZ[aopqrx|˂̂҂ӂՂ܂߂ႁ &'()*6IQRSTUVWXYZ[\]^_`````?,5xihireW'Whired]W^WuWhiringxWhisDW}WMW_WaWpWtWuW{W}W~WWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWW&W9WCWDWEWFWVWYWaWfWsWtWuWvWyW~WWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWOWRWvWWWPWSWUWVWfWgWhWjWmWoWqWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWW W WWWWWW"W#W%WDWSWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWW W!W"W#W$W%W&W'W(W)W*W+W-W0W2W5W6W7W8W9W:W;W=W>W?W@WAWBWCWDWEWGWHWIWJWLWPWRWTWWIWOWbWlWpWWWWWW*WOW~WWWW yesႆ₆ゆ䂆傆悆炆肆邆ꂆ낆삆킆 ()03;=>O]cgklmnpqt‚Âǂ΂т҂ӂԂՂނ߂ႇ₇ょ䂇傇悇炇肇邇ꂇ낇삇킇  !#$%&'()*+,-./034:;DFGNQR\acfghlǂςЂт҂WՂׂW邈낈  )+.0W1W6:>@ABPRSVWX[\]^_`abcdefghilmnopqrstuCG:pofWWWWWWWW!W0W2W;W>WBWDWIWKWLWSWUW]WhWoWrWuWvWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWW WWWWWWWWWWWWW$W%W0W1W2W4W5W6W7W8W9W:W;W=W>W?W@WAWCWEWFWHWIWJWKWLWMWNWPWQWRWTWUWVWWWYWZW[W\W]W_W`WaWcWdWeWfWhWiWjWjWjWjWjWjWjWjWjWjWjW_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5/Ph %…s)see electronic version of OMich III, 1023uSambasvEarly IVth cent. 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Mich. II, p. 214 etc.); Kleitos1061Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptOMich IIILiturgy (compulsory public service); Tax collection; TransportationReceipt for VY_HAO.Mich.inv. 9854COstD-E Youtie HCF Berytus 8G92H1944M OMich IIIN Youtie HCO1015P1951UNoWNoX 33-B507C-F[Receipt for Tax Payment in Kind\8 X 6 cmn=Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptoGreekr8s)see electronic version of OMich III, 1015uOuraniosv!Early IVth cent. A.D. (Sept. 6/7)wCairox0Receipt for chaff paid and transported by Paesisy9Paesis son of Demetrios; Ouranios (see P.Col. VII, p. 68)zTaxation (Land); Tax collection{Karanis|PHOBunknown harbor, Herakleopolite or Memphite nome, province of EgyptPcompleteQ1RRecto; Verso is blankS Documentaryhc version of OMich III, 1015uOuraniosv!Early IVth cent. A.D. (Sept. 6/7)wCairox0Receipt for chaff paid and transported by Paesisy9Paesis son of Demetrios; Ouranios (see P.Col. 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(oikeios? oikogenes?), idios1123Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptSB XIV 11510rectoOMich IVTax collection; taxation (Land); Slave(?); TransportaCtionReceipt of tax payment in kind1975complete; damaged at the bottom1Recto; Verso is blankDocumentary9449o.bmp<_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3G ;-…HAO.Mich.inv. 9786COstD-EPearl OM-Youtie HCFOMich IIG707H1944UNoWNoX 32-C73B-E[Account of Money\ 6.4 X 4 cmn=Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptoGreekr5s'see electronic version of OMich II, 707uUnknownvLate IIIrd/early IVth cent. ADwCairoxAccount of moneyR3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>ci^Of Syron (kome), Ptolemaios son of Iulianus, three sacks, equal 3. In the 4th year, Hathyr 26.jdone, on ph.; scannedk publishedl*Liesker WHM-Worp KA, ZPE 88 (1991) p. 185.p3/12/97 (or earlier)…HAO.Mich.inv. 9786COstD-EPearl OM-Youtie HCFOMich IIG707H1944UNoWNoX 32-C73B-E[Account of Money\ 6.4 X 4 cmn=Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptoGreekr5s'see electronic version of OMich II, 707uUnknownvLate IIIrd/early IVth cent. ADwCairoxAccount of moneyairoxMReceipt(?) for delivery of grain brought by a Ptolemaios to an unknown harbor7?='iaureliuspolydeukescaptainofapublicshipwithacapacity8VaureliuspolydeukesoverseeroftheharborofleukogionihaVaureliusprotascounsellorandepimeletesoftheharboroflVaureliusptoleminossailorattachedtothedikeworksagrees]VaureliussarapammonalsocalleddionysiossonoftheonalsoVaureliussarapousandhisbrotherVaureliusserenusVaureliussonofofthevillageofkaranishasdeclaredandaVaureliustheodorossonofmakariosmanagingandundertakingVaureliuszoilosassistanttoaprytanistoaureliuspleeinsVaurelius>WauresWaureus=WauriWauspiciousWauspiciouslyWauthenticationWauthority3WW<WFW\WWWWWWWWWWWWW%WWWback7WkWpWuWWWBWDWWWWW2W9W:W@WHWIWWW-WbadlySWTWbag@Wbaggage-camelWWbagsWWW8receiptforpaymentofbeer-taxbyapnepheros^VreceiptforpaymentofepistatikonbyaherieusVreceiptforpaymentofepistatikonbyahorosVreceiptforpaymentofepistatikonbyapetesouchos.VreceiptforpaymentofepistatikonbyapnepherosrVreceiptforpaymentofepistatikonbyaptolli7ViVreceiptforpaymentofepistatikonbyasentheusuVreceiptforpaymentofepistatikonbyasokmenisVreceiptforpaymentofepistatikonbyanakousilaosLVV]VreceiptforpaymentofepistatikonbyaninarosVreceiptforpaymentofepistatikonbyanonnophris|Vreceiptforpaymentofepistatikonbyanunknowntax-payerwVzVreceiptforpaymentofmoneywVVVVreceiptforpaymentofmoneyandorderforpaymentofwinebVreceiptforpaymentofsitonionbyahorionVreceiptforpaymentofsitonionbyaninarosVVVVVVVVVVVreceiptforpaymentofsometaxPV&'*ar)T9bisEW\W|WW!W?Wbissonofmelas|VblandWWblandianusGWboethoiWboethosWWWpWWWWWWW`WbolanusWbolanusstrategosofthethemistoukaipolemonosmeridesVbolphisjWbothMWbotos.Wbotossonofbesis.VbottosOWboubalosWe main piece; the scribe, Aurelius Abraam, son of Victor, is highly trained. (Sijpesteijn)659Aphrodite (Aphrodito), Antaiopolite nome, provincEe of the Lower Thebais, EgyptPMich XIIIDebt; House Ownership; Illiteracy; Imperial Oath; Inheritance; Land Ownership; Notary; Price; Priest (Christian); Religion (Christian); Sale; Security; Settlement; Tax Collection; Woman qqch pour cajolery (corruption?); fraud? Debt (non-payment)? Pleading? Justice (out of the court?)? Arbitration?Settlement1977broken off at the top, which was at the outside when the papy B,l† AO.Mich.inv. 9825COstE Youtie HCF OMich IIIG1093H1951UNoW No (missing)X 33-4016*-P[List of Liturgical Workers\ 4.3 X 4.2 cmn=Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptoGreekr5s)see electronic version of OMich III, 1093uUnknownv Late IIIrd/early IVth cent. A.D.wCairox List of menyPareous(?) [- - -]; Horos [- - -]; Achillas son of Ph [- - -]; Pannous [- - -]; Aeion son of Kouttas(?) (see also O. Mich. I, 633, 5)zLiturgy (compulsory work){-|PHOFprobably Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptPbroken at the rightQ1RRecto; Verso is blankS Documentaryf OMich III, 1093uUnknownv Late IIIrd/early IVth cent. A.D.wCairox List of menyPareous(?) [- - -]; Horos [- - -]; Achillas son of Ph [- - -]; Pannous [- - -]; Aeion son of Kouttas(?) (see also O. Mich. I, 633, 5)zLiturgy (compulsory work){-|PHOFprobably Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptPbroken at the rightQ1RRecto; Verso is blankS DocumentaryEC9palemonsonofptollasVVpalemonsonofptollasseeomichiip214V<VFVpalemonsonofptollasseeomichiip214etcVVVVVVVVV>V?VAVBVCVDVHVJVKVLVVVpalemonsonofsakaonltorpalemongtVpalemonsonoftioukfatherunknownseeomichiiip187GVpalemonsonoftioukseeomichiiip187Vpaleniospalenispaleuspalinios WpalitisWpalitissonofpatVpalladespalladiospallaousjWpallasWGWWpallasseegeographicaVpallausjWWWWWWpallaussonofhorouanchisseealsorectocoliiiabstract2V/><_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3>? sbxvi12563?t>@A sbxvi12593A@BC sbxvi12610CBDE sbxvi12611EDFG sbxvi12613GFHI;b8bacchiasWWWWWW%WmWnWtWW?W@W_Wback1WEWWWW[WxWbackwardsWbadlyWbail5WbailiffWbake}WanquetPWWbarberEWbarleyWCWOWPW-WW9Wbasilikos Wbaskets2Wbat<WbathvWWWWWWgWWbaths@WgWbe|WWWWWW'W1W3W8WQWTWfWgWoWtWWWWWWWWW W<W=WoW{WWWWWWWWW$W0W6W9WFWNWWWWWWWWWWWW!W-WhWiWWWWWWWWWUWbeach-landWbeans WbearinguWIWxWWFWbearsCWqWtWWWWbeatWWbecame6WbecauseWMWNWhWqWWWWbecomeWhWLWWWWWWbecomesWbecomingW-WbedWbee-keeperKWbeehives=WbeenWTJ'91021eW10218%W10231*W10237wW102526W7W]W10262WW10279W10289-W}WW10292mW103CWW10304mW10305FW10309mW10335W10336mW10368OW10371TWW10389W@W10395DW10399DW104W1040W1041@W10419mW10436DW1044W104496W9W1045"W10451nW10453<W10489mW1050WW>W106mW#WWOWnWWWWW W"W#W&W4W1064wW}WW107W108eWxW1089W109WW1093BW11{WWW<WkWpWWWKWWWW W1W3W4W6W;W<WWWW W152W153/WW W154 W155W155-164WWW"W#W$WWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWW.W157W158WW159WWW16UWW^W_WWWW WW160WW W6†ShB grammateus of Karanis; Marres (son of Marres); Thoteus thesaurophylax(?)1004Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptOMich IIIDelivery; Taxation; Tax collectionOrder for delivery in kind1951complete2Recto; Verso is blankDocumentary9398o.bmp<_600DPIC0Front_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8> n 5, 2 drachmai.j done, on ph.k publishedp3/24/97†SAO.Mich.inv. 9398COstD-E Youtie HCF OMich IIIG1004H1951UNoWNoX 29-F53*-E[Order for delivery in kind\ 6.8 X 8.3 cm/†uhA8.8 X 9.5 cm32-CS135-BUnknownPHA schoolboy's notes on an arithmetical problemIInd/IIIrd cent. A.D.Youtie HC-O.Mich.inv. 9815GreekCairo3OstNoNoBelow the text is a crude bust.probably Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of Egypt-1140Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptSB XIV 11527rectoOMich IVDrawing; Mathematics; SchoolSchool Exercise1975broken off on the right side1Recto; Verso is blankDocumentary9815o.bmp<_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><cionpharmouthi24seprionhasgivenhispartVonpharmouthi30petsorapissonofsemproniushasgivenhis+VonpharmouthionedonkeyVonpriceofnewwheat405copperdrachmai~Vonsonofchairemon900drachmai VonsonofheraklasFVonsonofmelas1000drachmai Vonthe1keramionofbeer(Vonthe10th2workersyVonthe11th3workersyVonthe12th3workersyVonthe12thagreementmadebygalatesleaseof41/2arouraiVonthe12thforeparourionontheroyalland2500drachmai6 Vonthe12thhasbrought/hasbeenbroughttopamsonofharenKVonthe13vine-dressersat30drachmaieachyVthe13thsimilarlyforeusVonthe14thVonthe14thagreementofsaleofadonkeymadebypetesystoVonthe14thforoilandamadedishVonthe15th2keramiaofbeer(Vonthe16th4keramiaofbeer(Vonthe16thagreementmadebythenapynchisVonthe16thofphamenoth24silverdrachmaifee7obolsVP#u @t @t ionmesore8youhavebroughtabasketkalathosofaniseieijVonmesoreperigenesTVonpachon10aphrodisisphysicianhasgivenhispartVonpachon23hasbroughtpatermouthissonofdioskorosofth Vonpachon27ofkaranishaspaidoualas1basketsarganeofVonpauni11hasbroughtmorossonofvalensforthevillagerhVonpauni13ptolemaiossonofsiomeashasgivenhispartihpVVz;†J SB XIV 11518KBL IX, 274 (l. 4)UNoWNoX 30-C36L-R[Receipt for Transport of Grain\ 9 X 4.8 cmn=Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptoGreekr6u3Eutonis, Syrion, Melas, and Herakleides, dekaprotoivOct 10, 293 A.D.wCairoxuReceipt for delivery of grain brought to an unknown harbor by a Publius in the name of a Ptolemaios son of Ptolemaios9AWWWWWW3WFWWWWWWW4W:W<WBWoWWWWW-WKWZWgWWW8W9W[W_WoW~WWWW W W W W WWWWWWWWWWWWWWW[W[WWgrainWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWIWJWoWWjWWWWWWWW W"W$W(W,W-W/W3W5W6W7W8WAWCWDWGWIWKWMWNWQWSWUWWWXWYW\W]W_W`WcWdWeWfWiWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWW8 †}OFprobably Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptPcompleteQ1RRecto; Verso is blankS DocumentaryT 9524o.bmphA7.5 X 4.5 cm30-C141*-LUnknown tax-collectorPHReceipt for payment of beer-tax by a Nekis son of PnephisEarly Ist cent A.D. (?)Youtie HC-O.Mich.inv. 9524GreekCairo2OstNoNoprobably Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptNekis son of Pnephis1127<600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>iU(Has brought/has been brought to) Nekis son of Pnephis, on the 15th, [- - -] of beer.j done, on ph.k publishedp6/26/97E†~iA(Col. I) [On . . ., price] of new wheat 405 (copper drachmai) price of beer(?) 410 (copper drachmai); similarly 70 (copper drachmai) for Ision, of beer 410 (copper drachmai) price of bean 45 (copper drachmai) On the 9th, Peteisis 150 (copper drachmai) for Thasotis 300 (copper draBchmai) for Thasotis 100 (copper drachmai) for Thasotis, of the price of wheat 1600 (copper drachmai) (Col. II) For Thasotis 200 (copper drachmai) for Thasotis, of the price of wheat 1800 (copper drachmai) for Pasoxis, (her) brother 3 3/4 (artabai) of barley for Numenius 3 3/4 (? 5unknown}W~WWpmichinv4703†††pmichinv4714†††pmichinv4022†††pmichinv4945††2†pmichinv4913††k†  oskeat4††† h sbvi9147†† sbvi9149pmichinv4607† sbvi9149††pmichinv4033†††4535†††pmichinv4219†††pmichinv4302†††pmichinv4291†††pmichinv4253†††9ug†AO.Mich.inv. 9471BrectoCOstD!Archive of Palemon son of PtollasE Youtie HCFOMich IVG1131H1975/>Documentary9484o.bmp<_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_RD7><_600DPIBack_R8>iOf the granary of the horiodeiktia of Karanis, of the crops of the 13th and 12th and 5th year, in the name of Ptollas son of Sokrates, through Palemon, through beasts of . . ., one donkey, equals 1. In the 14th and 13th [and 6th] year, on Pauni 4.jdone, on ph. Scannedk publishedl0R.S. Bagnall - K.A. Worp, BASP 16 (1979) p. 224.p6/26/97†AO.Mich.inv. 9471BrectoCOstD!Archive of Palemon son of PtollasE Youtie HCFOMich IVG1131H1975 the h?O.V89psasRpsateWpsatesWpsechomesisWsisWW3; frg. 2 + 3: 4; main piece: 344 (see note)4 mounts, on top of lockers ** and **; 1 mount to be changed and placedPapYesYesOf the nine fragments published separately in the ed.pr., 6 have been joined, adding 26 lines at the beginning of the main piece; the place of a small fragment bearing the fragmentary line 1 of the ed.pr. proved to be wrong. The position of the new fragmCents 1-3 is still somewhat uncertain, but they must come from the beginning of the roll. 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(?)Youtie HCKaranisO.Mich.inv. 9872GreekCairo5OstNoNoprobably Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptAgathos Daimon, dekSizeBack_R2><_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>/><_600DPIBack_R7>30N9pyleiWpylesWpymenW WpymenesWpynchisW W Wichos Vchos V VddpaplugdbatxxipVpyronseeprosptoli136addpaplugdbatxxip411VpyrrhiasWpyrrhiasseeprosptolvi16466Vpyrrhichos| WpyrrhosW6W9WWWWpyrrhosgeorgosseeprosptoliv104496Vpyrrhosgeorgosseeprosptoliv10449aegyptus571977p109Vpythokles]WpythonbWquartinusWquartusWqueen]WquintiliusWquintusWWWWWquintusaemiliussaturninusprefectofegyptVVrabdouchosWrather Wratus Wratuscenturio VreadWWrecruits=WrectoWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWrelative^WW~WremlWreusWreussonofiboisVrhabdokopoizWrhetorWWWWria8WripariosjWromaeWromaiosWWromanoiW>d1iofsWtWxWyWzW{W|W}W~WWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWW!W'W+W,W.W/W0W1W2W3W4W5W6W8W9W;W<W=W>W?W@WAWBWEWFWHWIWJWPWQWRWSWTWUWVWWWYWZW[W\W]W^W_W`WbWcWeWfWgWhWiWjWkWnWoWpWqWrWsWtWuWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWW W W W WWWWWWWWWWWWW"W#W$W%WHqiofthedekaprotosdioskorosofthecropsofthe1styearofVofthedekaprotosleontiosofthegranaryofthevillageof Vofthedung-carts&VoftheforepartsthesphereofthesunshouldbeconsideredyVofthegranaryofherakleidesthedekaprotosofthecropofzVofthegranaryofhieranikolaouthroughbeastsofnarmouthi4Vofthegranaryofkaranishasshiftedpateussonofkallonio"VofthegranaryofkaranisherassonofatisioshasshiftediOVofthegranaryofkaranisofthe5thindictionptolemaiossoVofthegranaryofkaranisofthecropofyear13ofthedekapVofthegranaryofkaranisofthecropofyear15-3-1intheVVofthegranaryofkaranisofthecropofyear18and6ouenaVofthegranaryofkaranisofthecropsofthe13thyearoftUVofthegranaryofkaranisofthedekaprotosheroninthenamVofthegranaryofkaranisofthedekaprotossouchidasandhiV‹hA14.2 X 16.5 cm24-S5000-courtyard on the southHeronPHReceipt for the crown tax (stephanikon) issued to Horion son of Simour, for payments made during three consecutive years 212-214 A.D.Gara AKaranisP.Mich.inv. 2843GreekAnn Arbor12-PapNoNojoin 3 parts (the left part of Bthe left fragment is a bit loose)Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of Egyptcursive, very irregular handCaracalla, Emperor; Heron, grammateus of the praktores argyrikon of Karanis (see B.G.U. III, 835?); Horion son of Simour(?) (Simourk) (see also P.Mich. VI, 390)120-122Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptSB XVI 12593RectoZPE 351136Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptSB XIV 11523rectoOMich IVFunerary Profession; Liturgy (compulsory work)List of Liturgical Workers1975complete; slightly damaged1Recto; Verso is blankDocumentary9880o.bmp<_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>!i; Kastor son of Apphouas; Seuthes son of Heras (see also O.Mich. I, 336; 351; P.Cair.Isid., p. 433); Sotas son of Apollonios (see also O.M*F#9kastorsonofpares4VkastorsonofparitiosergatesVkastorsonofpetheusVkastorsonofphanomgeusVVVkastorsonofphanomgeusgeorgosofthe28thcleruchyVkastorsonofpnepherospersestesepigonesVkastorsonofptolVkastorsonofptolemaiosseeomichip196V>V?Vkastorsonofptolemaiosseeomichip196omichiii1050V>VkastorsonofsotasVkastorsonoftamysthaapatorVkastorsonofthanmoVkastorsonoftourbonturboseealsoomichi333VrousoneoftheformerpersonsEVkastresisGkasyllasWkata$WWWkatalochismonWWWWkatalochismousWkatameniosYWkatapenteWkatapompos>Wkatapomposchrematondothentontoistheioisthesaurois>VkatasporeisWkatasporeusW|WWkathestamenosWkathestamenouWkatholikeWkatholikos[WWkatoikonEWZWWkatoikos;WWWWkatoikos;WWWWa7Rjph{W|W}W~WWWWWWWWWWWWWWWprovince of EgyptPtollas son of Sokrates Palemon (son of Ptollas) (see O. Mich. II, p. 214 etc.)1132Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptSB XIV 11519rectoOMich IVTax collection; Taxation (land); TransportationReceipt for delivery from the granary to the harborC1975complete; partly faded1Recto; Verso is blankDocumentary<_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_60A†?hA9.5 X 15 cm (when combined with 9486)30-C36N-A+BUnknown+ O. Mich. Inv. 9486; archive of Palemon son of PtollasList of donkey driversLate IIIrd/early IVth cent. A.D.Youtie HC-O.Mich.inv. 9485GreekCairo16OstNoNoprobably Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of Egyptsee electronic version of OMich III, 1050Palemon son of Ptollas (see O. Mich. II, p. 214 etc.); Kephalas; Sotas son of Apollonios; Orsenouphis; Iniranis (Niranis) auletes(?) (see also O. Mich. I, 83); Clemens; Kastor son of Ptolemaios (see O.Mich. I, p. 196); Sinas; Ptollarion; Abok; Serenus; Palemon son of Palemon(?); Abok son of Pal[---]1050Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptOMich IIIProfessionJ OnomepWqWrWsWtWuWvWwWxWyWzW{W|W}W~WWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWW"W*W+W-W3W8W:W<W=W>W@WHWJWRWSWTWUWVWZW[W\W]WbWhWiWkWlWnWrWzWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWW W W W WWWWWWWWWWWWWWW3†xT 9787o.bmphA6 X 4.7 cm32-C73F-BUnknown tax-collectorPHReceipt for delivery of grain of Hermou polis brought to an unknown harbor by a Maron in the name of a Horion son of IsionLate IIIrd cent. A.D.Youtie HCHermou polis; Karanis; Euergetis; Ision (Isieion)O.Mich.inv. 9787GreekCairo7OstNoNoprobably Her Hermou polis, with beasts of Euergetis and Isieion, in the name of Horion, son of Ision, through Maron, nine sacks, equals 9. Year 2, Mecheir 28.j done, on ph.k publishedp6/26/97 rovince of EgyptSB XIV 11520rectoOMich IVTax collection; Taxation (land); TransportationReceipt for delivery from the granary to the harbor1975complete1Recto; VB~" for}WWWWWWWW+WFWUWWWWWWWWWWWWW W W WWWWGWeWgWzWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWW]WaWbWfWgWjWkWoWrWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWLWMWOWPWQWRWZWbWdWjWlWoWpWrWwWxWyWWWWWWWWWWWWW9WwWWWWWWWWWWWWW#W$W%W&W'W*W+W8W9W^WeWnWoWqWWWKWMWTWUW[W`WWformsWformsforgrapheionreportsVformula1W W!W#b{Flrsbagnallkaworpbasp161979p224lVnVoVVV(†pAO.Mich.inv. 9868BrectoCOstE Youtie HCFOMich IVG1135H1975J SB XIV 11522UNoWNoX 33-C129K-A[Receipt for Transport of Grain\ 7 X 5.6 cmn=Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptoGreekr7uUnknown tax-collectorvEarly IVth cent. A.D.wCairoxVReceipt for delivery of grain brought in Kerke in the name of Priscus, son of EudaimonyJPriscus son of Eudemon (Eudaimon) (see also O.Mich. I, p. 203); [- - -]piszTLiturgy (compulsory public service); Tax collection; Taxation (land); Transportation{Kerke; Hiera Nesos|PHO]either Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, or Kerke, Memphite nome, province of EgyptPcomplete; partly defacedQ1RRecto; Verso is blankS DocumentaryT 9868o.bmphaxation (land); Transportation{Kerke; Hiera Nesos|PHO]either Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, or Kerke, Memphite nome, province of EgyptPcomplete; partly defacedQ1RRecto; Verso is blankS DocumentaryT 9868o.bmphPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_@deliveryrWUWVWWWXWYW[W\W_WgWWWWWW8W9WMWdemonicum{WdemosthenesWdepositWWWEWdescriptiveWdescriptivelabelVdiagrapheWdike]WaWdioiketes_W`WdionysiosuWdisappearanceZWdischargeWdispatchedeWdisputatiosWdisputeOWdistributionrWdiurnaWWdivisionWWWWWWWWW4W7W9W@WIWJWMW_WwWWWmW?W@WWdivisionofinheritedpropertyVdivisionofproperty4V7V9V@VIVJVMV_VwVVVmV?V@VdocumentWWWW WWWWW?W@WzWWWAWFWGWJWNWdocumentconcerninglandGVdocumentconcerningtaxesVVVVVtaxesVVVVVV+y -5unknownpWqrsuvwxW{W8receiptfordeliveryofgrainbroughtondonkeystoanunkno,VVreceiptfordeliveryofgrainbroughttoanunknownharborbVV5VAVWVXVVVVVVVreceiptfordeliveryofgrainbroughttoleukogionbyapate"VreceiptfordeliveryofgrainbroughttotheharborofkerkeVreceiptfordeliveryofgrainbyademetriosinthenameofEVreceiptfordeliveryofgrainbyaheraklasinthenameofaVreceiptfordeliveryofgrainbyanemeinthenameofasonViptfordeliveryofgrainbyanemeinthenameofasonVVViptfordeliveryofgrainbyanemeinthenameofasonVViptfordeliveryofgrainbyanemeinthenameofasonVVV'9953WWWW956W9560W957-963OWWWWW8W96WWW WWW W"W%W'W(W-W.W4W;W<W963MW9638aqW9687EWWouenaphrisonnophrisVakomogrammateusofkerkesouchaVanikosVasecondbrotherptolemaiosRVaseegeographicaVa--dorosgWa--dorossonofpankratiosgVab aba|WabaousabaskantosW-abau abbelWabbelabelsonofVabelWWablabiusWaboikisWabokhW>WabokelaiourgosVaboksonofmelasVVaboksonofpal>VabousW/W=WWWnWaboussonofpetheusVaboussonofstrouthosnVaboveWabykisWWWacheillas:WachillFWachillasYWW4:WeW WbWkWW"WW:WMWW.WachillassonofantoninuseVachillassonofantoninusatisisVachillassonofkastorseealsopmichiv/2p158V A…hCGenre>Documentary<_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>zj done, on ph.k publishedp3/12/97 (or earlier)s886…AO.Mich.inv. 9482COstD5Archive of Palemon son of Ptollas; + OMich. inv. 9477EPearl OM-Youtie HCFOMich IIG901H1944K2L. 1-2 of OMich. II, 901 are to be corrected. (PH)UNoWNoX 30-C36M-N[Receipt for Transport of Grain\,8.2 X 6.3 cm (ca. 8.2 X 10.9 with Inv. 9477)n=Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptoGreekr3 (+ 3)s'see electronic version of OMich II, 901uUnknown tax-collectorvDec. 30, 297 ADwCairoxGReceipt for delivery of grain brought by a Palemon to an unknown harborI<:funeraryprofessiontransportationVgeographyWKWgeographyhomerusliteraturemythologyKVgeographytopographyherakleidoumerisVgiftsZWWgovernmentvWwWgovernmentimperialconsiliumirrigationjusticelawoppositvVgovernmentimperialtravelinegyptjusticelawnon-applicatwVgrainMWWgrammarWgrammarlatinlatinlanguageliteratureschoolVgreekW3W]W#Wgreeks3WguardianqWW3WFWXWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWW W1W5W7W:WBWFWHWMWNWPWRWUWVWYWcWfWhWiWmWrWsWuWvWzWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWW-WMWZWWWWWW~WW+WEWlWWWWWWWWWZW[WWXWguildhealthprofessionwealthVguildlistVVharvestMWWWWOWhealthW$JKiprotos<WWproveWWWWprovedMWWprovenderYWprovesWWprovideW4WMWWW-W2W@WPWWWWWWwWW7WprovidedWhWnWWW-Wprovider6WprovidesoWprovidingDWEWWWprovinceWyWqWW!WrWWqWprovingWprovision7WprovisionalWprovisioningrWprovisionsFWW2W@WBWCWIWWWWvW|WWgWproxenosWprudent4WprunemWWpruning-knife%WprytanisWW+Wprytany#WpsWQWpsabotosWWpsaiosOWWWWpsamesYWpsamousWpsarakoleWpsasRpsateWpseWpsechomesisWpsekesWpselWpselchWpselkis_WyWpselposrWpsemWpsemnWpsenWpsenamounisuWWWWtWWW_WpsenantisSWpsenarpsenesisW?WWd l. 348 = l. 329]; l. 25-34 = former frg. 2 [l. 321.PslightlybrokenoffatthetopkVslightlybrokenoffatthetopdamagedatplacesiVslightlybrokenoffattopmuchdamagedVslightlybrokenoffonallsidesVslightlybrokenoffontheleftandrightsides&VslightlybrokenoffontheleftandrightsidesseealsonotVberinus; Valerius son of Alexandros; Theonas; Kastor son of Apphouas; Seuthes son of Heras (see also O.Mich. I, 336; 351; P.Cair.Isid., p. 433); Sotas son of Apollonios (see also O.Mich. I, 354; 592; P.CaiCr.Isid., p. 442)1136Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptSB XIV 11523rectoOMich IVFunerary Profession; Liturgy (compulsory work)List of Liturgical Workers1975complete; slightly damaged1Recto; Verso is blankDocumentary<H RrectokWize>9.7 X 13 cm33-C403-EUnknownPHList of menEarly IVth cent. A.D.Youtie HCDiokleous komeSB-groupO.Mich.inv. 9880GreekCairo15OstNoNoprobably Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptDioskoros son of Chairemon (see also O.Mich. I, 181-183); Aion; BSyros son of Nigerinus; Sarapion son of Macrinus (see also O.Mich. I, 106; 425; 474; 652; P.Cair.Isid. 10; 12); Chairas; Kastor s; on of Ouenaphris (Onnophris); Pol exopylites <OR: son of Exopylites> (see also P.Cair.Isid., p. 441; O.Mich. II, 944?); Ptolemaios son of Tiberinus; Valerius son of Alexandros; Theonas; Kastor son of Apphouas; Seuthes son of Heras (see also O.Mich. I, 336; 351; P.Cair.Isid., p. 433); Sotas son of Apollonios (see also O.Mich. I, 354; 592; P.Cair.Isid., p. *‚}hA10.4 x 8.8 cm28-C49H-EAurelius Neilion, apodektes xylon artokopiou mones IsiouPHReceipt for delivery of wood collected to bake breadBL III, 263 (l. 2). - L. 5: read parenekkate, instead of parenekkas; - l. 6: read tris, (ginontai) 3, instead of tris. (Unpublished notes of H.C. Youtie). - L. 7: read (etous) 18 kai 17 kai 10(?) (301 A.D.), rather than (etous) 18 etous kai 6 (309 A.D.). (PH)Nov. 7, 30B1 A.D.Amundsen LIsieion(?)O.Mich.inv. 9240GreekCairo8OstNoNoprobably Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptAurelius Neilion, apodektes xylon artokopiou mones Isiou; Aurelius Aphrodisios(?); Aurelius Heron; Aurelius Sarapion257Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptOMich IFKI;hFr_Vol>DissAdministration; Family; Illiteracy; Liturgy (compulsory public service - Exemption)Official Letter1975Broken off at the top and on the left side; a few holes on the left upper portion and on the lower right hand part2Recto; Verso is blankDocumentary1016r.bmp<_600DPIFront_R1>1016r_a.bmp<_600DPG3IFront_R2>1016r_d.bmp<_600DPIFront_R3>1016r_g.bmp<_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8> iYesA few things to do, probably (l. 10, at the join between the fragments; l. 14, at the right of the 1st frg.; l. 22)Oxyrhynchus, Oxyrhynchite nnEk.†yh@C†z\hAC5with inv. 9771)32-C63G-D+EPtolemaiosPH+ O.Mich. inv. 9771Letter sent to Harbekis by Ptolemaios, who gives him some personal informationIIIrd cent. A.D.Youtie HC-O.Mich.inv. 9772GreekCairo9OstNoNoprobably Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite noBme, province of EgyptPtolemaios; Harbekis; De - - - alias Belles; Ptolemaios' brother (unnamed); Typhis (Touphis?); Ankis; Magna1139Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptSB XIV 11526rectoOMich IVFeeding; Private letter; TransportationPrivate Letter1975slightly broken off at the bottom; much defaced1ReDuG O9heronsonofapphousVheronsonofarabashypatosVheronsonofchairemonJVheronsonofdamis%VheronsonofdidasVheronsonofdiodorosNVheronsonofeVheronsonofesyrisIVheronsonofharyotesgerdiosGVheronsonofherakliosherakleiosEVheronsonofheronVVVVheronsonofheronantoniusVheronsonofheronseeomichip194YVVVVYVlVheronsonofheronseezpe181975p82n8VheronsonofhorhorosIVheronsonofhorionVVheronsonofhorionseealsoomichi587VVforseusIVheronsonoforseusprostatesoVheronsonofpalasapodektesVheronsonofsarapionVheronsonofsatyrosseepmichix550etcVVVVVheronasrWWWWWEWW W W WW W"W%W'W(W-W4W;W<W=Wheronasheronnomographosseepmichiip96VV-V;VheronaskoureusEVEVEVVV4Re 9serenuskWWWWWWWW+3?W@WHWIW[WiWyW}WWWWWW WWW+WlWWserenusbasilikosgrammateusoftheherakleidoumerisVVVserenusformerstrategosVserenusrhetoriVserenusripariosmeridosthallouVserenussonofdioskorosGVserenussonofekysisorosVserenussonofharpalosseezpe181975p86n27]VserenussonofhorosEVHVserenussonofmysthasVserenussonofptolemaiosseealsoomichip206jVserenussonofptolemaiosseeomichip206VMVTVserenussonofserenusVserenusveteranzVserenusveteranseealsoomichi548 Vsermes}WWservant\WWWservilius}WservusW WsesquiplicariusEWseston}WWsetabbouWsetabbousetaboussatabousVsetabousWWsetaboussatabousVseutesWseutesseuthessonofsambasVseuthesIWJWW WWWWJI00 tPthezW{W|WWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWW W"W#W$W%W&W(W)W*W+W,W-W/W0W1W2W5W6W7W8W:W<W=W>WAWBWCWDWEWFWGWHWIWJWKWLWMWNWOWPWQWRWSWTWVWXWYWZW[W\W]W^W_W`WaWbWfWgWjWlWnWoWsWtWuWvWwWxWyWzW{W|W}WWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWW W W W WWWWWWWWWWW"W#W$WWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWW.O?98ordergivenbyachairemontothewinnowerzenonsonofpnepVorderissuedbyanofficialtoheadmanoftheeirenarchsproVorderissuedbytwoproestotestotheeirenarchofkaranist}VorderofdeliveryofsomefoodtoasisoisVordersenttoanoverseertoprovidefodderforpigsVordertodelivergraintoaneophylaxVordertodeliveroiltoadonkeydriverVordertodeliversomewheattoathoteusSVordertodeliverwineVordertoletpassamanwhohaspaidthe3customsdutyVordertothechiefofpoliceofanunnamedvillageandtoan^VordertothechiefofpoliceofkaranistosendamantotheVVordertothetheprotokometaiandeirenarchaiofthmoinepsiXVW>W]WWoriginallyOWorous1WPWTW~WWWorphansWorsenouphis:WWWWlWWWWQWXW_WiWrWxWWfWorseusCW3W4W?WWWWW`WhWlWWWWWLWmW(PslightlybrokenoffatthebottommuchdefacedyVzVslightlybrokenoffatthebottomoriginalnotfounddecembeVslightlybrokenoffatthebottomsurfacebadlybrokenanddV#Ff‚AP.Mich.inv. 607CPapE Browne GMFIllinois Class Stud 3G196-206H1978IPhotoUNoWYesoCoptich" on this card - but where are they?; genre: documentary and/or paraliterary?; "Profession": excessif? OK - found 1 frg. in 4773 (in Cairo; photo - check add after scan) (to the right of frg. II); ask Ludwig if I can add it here; if yes, correct card. - NOT ASSIGNED (pas plus que le frg. lit. au-dessus de lui) Another frg. in folder 4682: I have added it, as Leyla had to reglass everything. Check agaBin small frgg. in 4774? New on 8/15/97: all the fragments are joining. So to be republished, and then update card. Check. I'll need help.w@A>    >k publishedl L. Koenen, BASP 16 (1979) p. 109p6/27/97‚AP.Mich.inv. 607CPapE Browne GMFIllinois Class Stud 3G196-206H1978IPhotoUNoWYesoCoptichigin>unknown place (perhaps Alexandria?), province of Egyptwriting crabbed and irre5†zhA9.3 X 10.6 cm (when combined with inv. 9772)32-C63G-D+EPtolemaiosPH+ O.Mich. inv. 9772Letter sent to Harbekis by Ptolemaios, who gives him some personal informationIIIrd cent. A.D.Youtie HC-O.Mich.inv. 9771GreekCairo9OstNoNoprobably Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite noBme, province of EgyptPtolemaios; Harbekis; De - - - alias Belles; Ptolemaios' brother (unnamed); Typhis (Touphis?); Ankis; Magna1139Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptSB XIV 11526rectoOMich IVFeeding; Private letter; TransportationPrivate Letter1975slightly broken off at the bottom; much defaced1ReM†z\,9.3 X 10.6 cm (when combined with inv. 9772)n=Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptoGreekr9u PtolemaiosvIIIrd cent. A.D.wCairoxNLetter sent to Harbekis by Ptolemaios, who gives him some personal informationykPtolemaios; Harbekis; De - - - alias Belles; Ptolemaios' brother (unnamed); Typhis (Touphis?); Ankis; Magnaz'Feeding; Private letter; Transportation{-|PHOFprobably Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptP/slightly broken off at the bottom; much defacedQ1RRecto; Verso is blankS DocumentaryT 9772o.bmpU 9771o.bmphovince of EgyptEgyptoGreekr9u PtolemaiosvIIIrd cent. A.D.wCairoxNLetter sent to Harbekis by Ptolemaios, who gives him some personal informationykPtolemaios; Harbekis; De - - - alias Belles; Ptolemaios' brother (unnamed); Typhis (Touphis?); Ankis; Magnaz'Feeding; Private letter; Transportation{-|PHOFprobably Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of Egypt3‰iHt I can burry them. For concerning just this matter I approached already the most illustrious Sarapammon and it was agreed to arrange that they would be given to me but they were not given". (P.Mich. inv. 6901 + P.Palau Ribes inv. 70). [- - -] Herakleios having been taken off, and I went to approach . . . and having recognized one of my husband's murderers [- - -] of my wretched husand and he arrested this man and I do not know for what reason released him. [The illustrious comes militumI said]: "Let the most magnificent [Sarapammon] defend himself concerning this: through the foresight of the administration he will . . . and Menas to those who have brought(?) to him the [- - -." The illustrious afore-mentioned Sarapammon said:] the most learned Letoios asked me for four pounds of gold on account of the people of Aphrodite because at a later(?) moment they attacked him [- - -] these, and as the people of Aphrodite have [[always]] lived a disorderly life . . . [- - -] that4ERrectoversoisblankxVyVzV{V|V}V~VVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVV!V*V7V>V?VDVFVIVKVkVmVnVqVuVvVwVzVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVV V V V V VVVVVVVVVVVV"V#V$V%VVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVV,V0V1V4V8V<VCVFVOVQVSVWVVVVVVVFVLVMVOVPVQVRVSVTVUVVVWVXVYVZV[V\V]V^V_V`VaVbVdVfVgVhViVjVlVmVnVoVpVqVrVsVtVuVvVwVxVyVzV{VSf8textgivingseveralnamesandafewwordsapparentlywithoutvVwVtextofuncertainnatureXVtextofuncertainnatureperhapsanametagorawritingexe7VtextofuncertainnatureperhapssomekindofaccountSVtextrecordingashort-termedloanofwheatmadebygaiusiuVtextsWWWthaesis:WthaisarionWWE-9dioskorossonofmmaronkamelotrophostheformerdioskorosVdioskorossonofptolemaios*Vdioskorossonofthebaios$Vdioskorossonoftiberinus Vdioskorossonoftiberinusseeomichip193)VEVdioskorosveteran[VdioskorousWdioskouridesWtW{WlW W Wdioskouridesenarchosgymnasiarchosofoxyrhynchitonpoliss{Vdioskouridesseeprosptoli76tVdioskourosWdioskourosdioskorosVdioskousWWWdioskoussonofpausirishusbandofthermouthionseelifeinVVitianusuW5W?WW WWWWWWWWSWWWdomitianusemperoruV5V?VVVVVVVVVVVdomitius>W W!WSWdomitiusdomitianusemperor VSVdomittidomittius#Wdoras doresseWdoriondoris^Wdorisseepaplugdbatxxip321^VdorotheosdoryphorosWdosdositheosgWWdositheossonofdositheosV-4@HjvalerienWvanWWWWW WWWWWW3W4WWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWW W W W W WWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWW W!W"W#W$W%W&W'W(W)W*W+W,WvarWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWW W W W W WWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWW W!W"W#W$W%W&W'W(W)W*Wvdi WWEj†wOFprobably Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptPkcomplete, partly damaged; could have been broken in two pieces in the Antiquity (the other being inv. 9794)Q1RRecto; Verso is blankS DocumentaryT 9794o.bmpU 9793o.bmphA8 X 7.8 cm (without inv. 9794)32-C118M-AUnknownPH+ O.Mich. inv. 9794Text giving several names and a few words, apparently without any meaning.IIIrd cent. A.D Youtie HC-O.Mich.inv. 9793GreekCairo8OstNoNoprobably Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptI - 11.3 x 5.5 cm; II - 10.7 x 5.5 cm; III - 2.9 x 4.5 cm; IV - 1.5 x 1 cm26-B8D-D1UnknownPH+ P.Mich. inv. 4773Set of requirements and prohibitions imposed by tradition on various types of musical performances in contestsTwo fragments added (one formerly kept under the same inv. nr., the other from inv. 4773), all joined; to be republished. (PH)IInd-IIIrd cent. A.D.BPearl OM-P.Mich.inv. 4682GreekAnn ArborFrg. I, col. I - 2; Frg. I, col. II - 13; Frg. II, col. I - 7; Frg. II, col. II - 13; Frg. III - 6; Frg. IV - 1J (Kelsey loan, Nov. 98)PapYesYes"black glass"; frg. 1 has moved; call me to check place of fragments + verso; small frg. to be added from inv. 4682 and (photocopy of photo?) 4773. - Folder 4682 should then go bac%‚hCk to Research boxes.unknown place (perhaps Alexandria?), province of Egyptwriting crabbed and irregular-132-139Photo, p. 139Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptSB XIV 11931Recto, fragments I-IVICS 3Festival; Music (contest; instruments); ProfessionRules for Musical Contests1978papyruDs of poor quality, coarse and rough. Frg. I-II: broken off at left, right and bottom; frg. III-IV: broken off on all sides4Rectodocumentary4682r.bmp<_600DPIFront_R1>4682r_a.bmp<_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3>WWseventhsVWseveral[WW_WWaWWWmWvWwWWW+WWWWWWWWWWWW=WWWWWWWW^WnWWW WWtW\WfWWWWW;W?WNWseveralpartsofwordsperhapsonlypentests_VseverelySWWseverinusGWWseverus>WWWwWsextariirWshadufWshapeWshareVW'WW1W6W>W?WAWFWOWUWVWWW]WbWdWqWtW|W}WWWWWWWWWWWZWshares7W?W@Wsheck_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>F‹OrRecto - 21; Verso - 1s9a professional, flowing cursive (see also P.Merton I, 37)uAurelius Aunes son of KastorvFeb. 13, 377 A.D.w Ann ArborxContract in which Aunes, son of Kastor, acknowledges in the month of February receipt of payment for nine artabai of wheat from Melas, son of Pnas, which he promises to deliver to Melas four months hence at the time of the harvestyValens & Valentinianus Iunior, Emperors & Consuls; Aurelius Aunes son of Kastor and Alis; Aurelius Melas son of Pnas and Kyrillous; Aurelius Apollonios son of Nemesinus; Paulos (see also P.Merton II, 37)zRAgriculture; Harvest; Illiteracy; Loan (& right of execution); Notarial deed; Sale{Karanis|PHO=Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptPHrubbed and somewhat broken along three vertical and two horizontal foldsQ1RRecto and VersoS documentaryT 3036r.bmpV 3036v.bmpX 3036r_a.bmpX 3036r_b.bmpY 3036r_c.bmpY 3036r_d.bmp` 3036v_b.bmp` 3036v_d.bmp` 3036v_e.bmph><_600DPIFront_R C3hE<_600DPIBack_R8>iAAurelius Ision, son of Nilammon, a resident of Karanis(?), has given over to Aurelia Libouke, a resident of the quarter of the Bithynians and other areas, a weaver, acting without guardian by right of her children, the slave child of the same Ision, to learn with Aurelia Libouke <OR: the daughter(?) [of the brother(?)] of the same Ision, Aurelia . . ., to learn> the indicated craft in the period of one year from the first of the ensuing month Mecheir, the child being fed and clothed Library>Ann ArborLPapYesYescheck if this papyrus needs any consolidation; otherwise, I think it is as fine as it can beprobably either Karanis, Herakleidou meris, or Arsinoiton polis, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptAurelius Ision, son of Nilammon; Aurelia Libouke, daughter of . . . adion, gerdiaine; (unnamed) paidiske of Aurelius Ision; Aurelianus & Vaballathus, Em=X3‰ict as afore said. I, Aurelius Abraam, son of Victor, ex-assistant from the same village of Aphrodite have written it at her request because she cannot write. (6th hand) (Cross) I, Aurelius Apollos, son of Dioskoros, from the same village of Aphrodite having been found in Antinoe bear witness to the settlement, having heard declarations from the persons executing it, I bear witness also to the payment of the fourteen gold nomismata. (7th hand) (Cross) . . . (8th hand) I, Flavius Victor, son dof Anouthos, from the same village of Aphrodite having been found in Antinoe bear witness to the settlement, having heard declarations from the persons executing it, I bear witness also to the payment of the fourteen gold nomismata. (9th hand) I, Aurelius [- - -], protokometes, from the same village of Aphrodite having been found in Antinoe bear witness to the settlement, having heard declarations from the persons executing it, I bear witness also to the payment of the fourteen gold nomism‹OhCKyrillous; Aurelius Apollonios son of Nemesinus; Paulos (see also P.Merton II, 37)140-142Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptSB XIV 12109Recto and VersoZPE 24Agriculture; Harvest; Illiteracy; Loan (& right of execution); Notarial deed; SaleContract of Sale of Wheat in Advance1977rubbed and somewhat broken along three vertical and two Dhorizontal folds1Recto and Versodocumentary3036r.bmp3036v.bmp<_600DPIFront_R1>3036r_a.bmp<_600DPIFront_R2>3036r_c.bmp<_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1>3036v_b.bmp<_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DP/>,26-bs18-bn26-bs2-wo26-bs26-tm26-c67k-c?26-xԂՂւׂ؂قڂۂ܂݂ނ߂ႂ₂ゃl*27-210c-kj27-215v-v27-221-ei27-229a-dh27-230a-h27-237f-og27-241a-a 27-242b-sf27-242f-c 27-242f-ue27-243-hd27-243-jc27-243-zb27-257-e27-b103-ba27-b114d-b 27-b115b-b`27-b115c-f_27-bs104-h27-c10b-hZ27-c14a-gY27-c24a-bX27-c24a-fW27-c26g-aV27-c27b-a 27-c29a-ni 27-c29a-xTWUW27-c29a-xiUV27-c29a-xiiTV27-c29h-kSW27-c29h-kiSV27-c35b-bR27-c35b-cQ27-c35b-dP27-c35b-eO27-c35b-fN27-c35b-gM27-c35b-hL27-c36k-dK27-c37b-cJ27-c37k-cI27-c37k-eH27-c37m-aG27-c38a-aF27-c38b-aE27-c39a-aD27-c43g1-aC27-c43g1-bB27-c43g1-cA27-c43g1-d@27-c43g1-e?27-c43g1-f>W27-c43g1-fandg>V27-c43g1-h=27-c43g1-j<‹AhBes_preserv>Can you do anything to improve it? (realign top left? a bit of unfolding?). Bad papyrus.Unknown place, province of Egypt(unnamed) pater; (unnamed) wife105-106Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptSB XIV 12082fZPE 23Family; TravelPrivate Letter1976complete; much tattered1Recto andC Versodocumentary4748fr.bmp4748fv.bmp<_600DPIFront_R1>4748fr_b.bmp<_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1>4748fv_a.bmp<_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>8 ‹Ai(Recto) Greetings, father. You acted with indifference when you did not make my wife come up. For I am being kept under restraint. Let her come up immediately. (Verso: traces of the address).j.done, on orig.; conservation4 SCANNED, checkedk publishedp6/30/97s2297gyptPcomplete; much tatteredQ1RRecto and VersoS documentaryT 4748fr.bmpV 4748fv.bmpX 4748fr_b.bmp` 4748fv_a.bmphA7 x 15 cm26-BS1-PIUnknownPHLetter in which someone asks his father to send his wife to him IIIrd cent. A.D.Youtie HC-P.Mich.inv. 4748GreekAnn ArborRecto - 6; Verso - 1Karanis section (now Research box "Locker 3")PapNoNoIncorrectly published in ZPE and SB as Inv. 4878 f.Winscription~W'W(W)W+W,W-W.WinsertedjWWinsertiontWcWsWWintendedWinterpret=WinterpretationWW=Winto WWWLWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWW W W W W WWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWW W!W"W#W$W%W&W'W(W)W*W+W,W:W;W<W=W>W,vincorrectlypublishedinzpeandsbasinv4878f@inscription"Cintroduction@,DinvListoriiitcivthjleftF'6lines;imainlyb%‹OhEIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>iA(Recto) (1st hand) In the year after the consulship of our lords the eternal Augusti, Valens for the fifth time and Valentinianus the younger for the first time, Mecheir 19. Aurelius Aunes, son of Kastor and Alis, of the village of Karanis, acknowledges to Aurelius Melas, son of Pnas and Kyrillous, from the same village of Karanis, that he, the acknowledging party, Aunes, has received from him the price agreed upon for nine artabai of clean wheat, which he will necessarily deliver to Melation>-PapNoNocheck it up, to be sure it's fine (some small folds not worth of doing anything? - alignment at top??)Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of Egypta professional, flowing cursive (see also P.Merton I, 37)Valens & Valentinianus Iunior, Emperors & Consuls; Aurelius Aunes son of Kastor and Alis; Aurelius Melas son of Pnas and G‹OiBs in the month Pauni of the sixth indiction in the village of Karanis by the four-choinix measure. And Melas shal have the right of execution on demand against the acknowledging party, Kastor <read: Aunes>, and against all his property as if by a court decision. In response to the formal question, he has so declared. (2nd hand) I, Aurelius Aunes, son of Kastor, have received from Melas the price agreed upon the nine artabai of clean wheat, and I will deliver them at the appointed timC!e as aforesaid. I, Aurelius Apollonios, son of Nemesinus, wrote for him because he is illiterate. (1st hand) The contract was executed by me, Paulos. (Verso) Chirograph of Aunes, son of Kastor, from Karanis, for 9 artabai of wheat, to Melas, son of Pnas, from the same village of Karanis.j.done, on orig.; conservation4 SCANNED, checkedk publishedp6/30/97s1751‹PAP.Mich.inv. 829CPapE Youtie HCFZPE 24G125-7H1977J SB XIV 12105KBL X, 211 (l. 6)UNoWNo=`PrubbeddWrubbingW3W5WrunzWW*WrunsWryl{WKWsaltYWW#Wsame`WWWWsandersHWWWWatteredWWW?Wscrap"WscratchesWseWseal]W"W#W$W%W&W'W(W)W*W+W,W-W.W/W0WWWsealonlybrokenoffontheleftsideseenote(Vsealonlypreservedseenote-Vsealed+W]Wsealing"W+W5W<W>WRWoWsealings]WsealstWsecondtWWXWsectionWWsecuredWsecurityWseeW<W>W`WWWWW"W#W$W%W&W'W(W*W+W,W-W.W/W0WWWseemseWWseparateXWseparately<WsereneWsevenWW W W W W WWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWW W!W"W#W$W%W&W'W(W)W*W+W,WseveralDWWWXWUWWWWWWWgWWE5B^8kastorasWkat'andrauWWWkat'oikianVWWWXWZW[WWWWWkatalochismonWkatasporeisWWkatasporeus|WkatholikosWkatoitesmWWkeeperWkeepersWWWWWWWkeepingWkWkelalas^Wkephalas8WWkephalonWWkeptqWWkeramiacWgWkeraszWWkerkefWWWWWWW`WWpWkerkeosirisUWWkerkesephisWkerkesouchaWWWWWWW$W1WPWTW~WWWGWWkids6W]WkindWWWOWW%WWSWkindsTWkingWWGWZWgWrW{Wkleon9WJWwWWkleonikosoWkleroiWknightsWkoinonWkolleuthis{WbWkollouthosGWWlWyWWW.WWWWYWkomarch4W WkomarchsWkomeWkomesEWKWxWkomogrammateusWWfWWWWWkomonNW3WfWkonnosvWkopres<*8kopres-lacking@`land}%+lately@,ElatterLleaseoffarmlandinthecustomaryformofanapplicationt@ 2less@ uletter@*fromclaudianustoisidorosdirectinghimtogivecer@(Xletterfromgaiusjuliusapollinariustohisfathersabinus@letterfromheroidestozenonconcerningapig@*Eletterfromnikontozenon@(gletterfromsarapiontoantoniusminortellinghisdiligent@letterintroducinganewtenanttothemanagerofanestate@Xlettersenttozenonbynikonconcerningcertaindishesthat@(Llettertozenonfromartemidoroswhointheabsenceofthep@(+lettertozenonsentperhapsbyacertainkritonwhohadapp@'library@listlistofdomesticutensilsforanunknownpurpose@listofmen@#listofmenwiththeirage@%listofpersonsgivingtheiragestatusandprofesssionprob@%-listofvariousparcelsofland@P<)‹w Ann ArborxyReceipt for the crown tax (stephanikon) issued to Horion son of Simour, for payments made during three consecutive years yCaracalla, Emperor; Heron, grammateus of the praktores argyrikon of Karanis (see B.G.U. III, 835?); Horion son of Simour(?) (Simourk) (see also P.Mich. VI, 390)zTaxation; Tax collection{Karanis|PHO=Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptP.much damaged along the folds; many small holesQ2RRecto; Verso is blankS documentaryT 2843r.bmpX 2843r_a.bmpX 2843r_b.bmpX 2843r_c.bmphpublishedp6/30/97PHReceipt for the crown tax (stephanikon) issued to Horion son of Simour, for payments made during three consecutive years 212-214 A.D.Gara AKaranisP.Mich.inv. 2843GreekAnn Arbor12-PapNoNojoin 3 parts (the left part of DPIBack_R4><9X ‹8A   !  ) +  4 <_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>^iA(Col. I and lines 1-10 of col. II too fragmentary to be translated) (Col. II, lines 11-15) In the tenth year of the Emperor Caesar Traianus Hadrianus Augustus, Hathyr. Has paid to Moros and associates, collectors, Petaus son of Pakysis, for garden-tax of the eight year, of Karanis, (for apomoira) 970 copper (drachmai); for transport of olives, 150; for naubion, 105; for additional charges, 245; for acreage tax, 650 copper (drachmai); for additional charges. 50; for exchange, 35; for the ry>Ann ArborCol. I - 1 +s blankdocumentaryW?W@WAWBWEWFWHWIWJWKWLWMWNWOWPWQWRWSWTWYWZW]W_WbWcWhWiWlWmWnWpWrWsWuWvWwWxW{W|W}W~WWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWW W W.WBWOWTWZWthatkronionlthasreceived>fromsokratestheentiresum|V'273-6274|c‚#275`s275-276275-7275-9J276>276-279276-80277;277-278278278-80]278-82279;a279-287w28͂߂Ă!28-29M28-454W280281ɂ281-282282m1282-8тmnopq283P283-284'283-291284284-286|285lU285-6286286-7c287k287-288287-9e288j₈A289289-291d289-9129ł= 29-30ʂ˂N290291i~291-293292hrTf292-3293{293-6!V294y295v296r296-7297n297-301f297-302298m299j3Ă҂@W.GWW3-1223-430߂Ƃ30-1Ƃ30-230-31O30-350W300iD3000"W.W301?301-303e302gW]d303ނZ304tY<U3iii`WGWHWIWJWKWLWMWNWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWW W W W W WWWWWWWWWWWWWW27310-15W100W1000OW1001FW1002W1003(W1004SW1005ZW1006W1007@W1008W1009LW1010$W1011;W1012W1013hW1014W1015HW1016gW1017fW "b‰hCth a court fee.BL VII, 116 (l. 78 [former l. 45]; 349 [former l. 316]); BL IX, 163 (former l. 347 [l. 314]). - See also note.ca. 527-538 A.D.Sijpesteijn PJPakerke; Aphrodite (Aphrodito), Antaiopolite nome; ktema kaloumenon Tausireos; Antinoou (polis)P.Mich.inv. 6899GreekAnn ArborFrg. 1: 3; frg. 2 + 3: 4; P.Vat.Aphrod. 17: 5; main piece: 344 (see note)5 mounts, on top of lockDers (mount 1 is the smallest)PapYesYesOf the nine fragments published separately in the ed.pr., 6 have been joined, adding 26 lines at the beginning of the main piece; the place of a small fragment bearing the fragmentary line 1 of the ed.pr. proved to be wrong. The position of the new fragments 1-3, as well as that of P.Vat.Aphrod. 17, is still uncertain, but they certainly belong to the top of the roll. To sum up: l. 1-5 = P.Vat.Aphrod. 17;‹iChmaij.done, on orig.; conservation4 SCANNED, checkedk publishedp6/30/97s1658‹AP.Mich.inv. 1655CPapE Youtie HCFZPE 35G105-7H1979IPl VcJ SB XVI 12591 (and XVIII, p. 483)KBL IX, 287 (l. 13)UNoWYesX November 1924hANovember 1924BL IX, 287 (l. 13)Youtie HCP.Mich.inv. 1655PapNoYes105-7Pl VcSB XVI 12591 (and XVIII, p. 483)ZPE 351979<_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFrBont_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>k publisheds1503 JPƒXhA6 x 10.2 cm27-C24A-BUnknownPHList of names, perhaps of liturgical workersL. 2: read perhaps Syrou rather than Myrou; - l. 3: read Atisiou instead of Atisios. (Unpublished notes of H.C. Youtie)Late IIIrd/early IVth cent. A.D.Amundsen LO.Mich.inv. 9018GreekCairo7OstNoNoprobably Karanis, HerBakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptSatabates(?) son of Syros(?); Heras son of Atisi; Ptol[- - -]597Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptOMich IListList of Names1935Complete; nearly completely faded1Recto; Verso is blankDocumentaryAgriculture; Ethnicity; Harvest (olive); Land ownership & lease; Personal status: Perses tes epigonesApplication for Lease of Olive Crop1971(slightly) broken off at the bottom and on the left side1Recto; Verso is blankDocumentary5342r.bmp<_600DPIFront_R1>5342r_a.bmp<_600DPIFront_R2>5342r_c.bmp<_600DPD IFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>ion of Pnepheros, Perses tes epigones; Trajanus, Emperor; Ptolemaios son of Kastor561Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptRectoPMich IX<l ‡hCt; Sarapous daughter of Petnes, granddaughter of Tithois; Peteeus, (deceased) husband of Sarapous; Theon & [- - -], their children; --eos (Teos?), brother of Peteeus; (unnamed) archephodos of Karanis525Pl. IKaranis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptRectoPMich IXDeath; Family; Inheritance; Justice; Orphans; Police; Theft; Violence; WomanPetition to a Prefect1971Fragile and badly broken document; glued down to a paper backing1Recto; Verso lostDocumentary5688r.bmp<_600DPIFront_R1>5688r_a.bmp<_600DPIFront_R2>5688r_b.bmp<_600DPIFront_R3>5688r_c.bmp<_600DPIFront_R4>5688r_d.bmp<_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPc#ŠhA18.6 X 6.5 cm28-B136B*-C[- - -] epiterretai elaikou of KaranisPHMonthly report of the supervisors of the oil tax to an unknown authorityDecember 27, 176 A.D.Husselman EMKaranisP.Mich.inv. 5340GreekAnn Arbor15-PapNoYesKaranis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyBptSee electronic version of PMich IX, 544[- - -], epiteretai elaikou of Karanis; Marcus Aurelius, Emperor132-137Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptHusselman EM544PMich IX1971SB VI 9635RectoTAPA 89Administration (report); Agriculture; Tax collectionReport of Supervisors of the Oi H ƒF@ hAJWCJXƒG@ hA C ƒHyIhB ƒIAhA CI ƒJ@GGnhAHCHƒK@ XEhB iEƒLhA CH ƒM@ hAFCFƒNOIWhBIPi ƒOhA CIƒPxJShBJRi ƒQhA CK?ƒR@ hAICIƒSy hBJiJƒT@ hAICIƒU@ hA C iEƒV@ PhBEƒW@ v hB D ƒXhACJPƒY@ hAHCHƒZ\HhB chACCCƒdo hBDƒex hBHuƒf@ hADCGqƒg@Dx hBELEMƒh@ hA C ƒi@ kƒjhAwCk ƒkhABCBƒlhADdC ƒm@ hA ƒn{EhB ƒo@ hAECEƒp@ hAEQCEPƒqhA ƒr@ hAFXCFYƒs@ h!ƒthAFHCFGƒuRFChBGƒvAGhAG CGƒw@ r hB i ƒxhAEC 1$t^ŠiATo Philoxenos, strategos of the Arsinoite nome, divisions of Themistos and Polemon, and deputy-strategos of the division of Herakleides, from Apolinarius, village-scribe of the village [- - -]. Having been asked [by you (to submit) names for the (liturgy of)] supercargo [- - -]j done, on ph.k publishedp8/8/97s2809rategi and Royal Scribes [Firenze, 1987] p. 34; 52); Apolinarius, komogrammateus of the [- - -] epoikionz>Liturgy (compulsory public service); Tax collection; Transport{a[Themistou meris]; [Polemonos meris]; [Herakleidou meris] of the Arsinoite nome; [- - -] epoikion|PHO3[- - -] epoikion, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptP.broken off on the right side and at the bottomQ1RRecto; Verso is blankS Documentaryh:7ŠhA5.4 x 5.2 cm25-341-HAurelius [- - -], son of Aurelius PaesisPHEnd of a deed of surety of a son for his fatherJuly 30, 360 A.D.Sijpesteijn PJ-P.Mich.inv. 4603GreekCairo7PapNoYesUnknown place, province of EgyptConstantius II, Emperor, & Iulianus, Caesar, consuls; Aurelius [- - -B], son of Aurelius Papnouthis; Aurelius Papnouthis, his father; Aurelius Paesis(?)232-3Pl IXeKaranis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptZPE 106Family; Illiteracy(?); SuretyDeed of Surety1995broken off at the top, and slightly at the left, right and bottom1RectoDocumentary484Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptOMich ILiturgy (compulsory public service); Tax collection; Taxation (land); TransportationReceipt for Transport of Grain1935Broken off on the left side1Recto; Verso is blankDocumentary<_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFCront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>i((Text too fragmentary to be translated.)j Done on ph.k publishedp12/14/98s487 ƒEAO.Mich.inv. 9037COstE Amundsen LFOMich IG601H1935K$BL III, 264 (l. 1); BL V, 156 (l. 1)MCPJ IIIPJ IIIm25-5026f-c25-5033f-d25-5034RW25-5034aoveraRV25-5034a-a&25-5051c-b25-5058a-aWWWW25-5058a-ax4VVVV25-5058c-bWWWW25-5058c-bx5VVVV25-5071a-aWWW25-5071a-ax3VVV25-5072WWWWWWWWWWWWWW25-5072e-ax14VVVVVVVVVVVVVV25-5072f-jWWWWW25-5072f-jx6VVVVV25-5072g-cWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWW25-5072g-cx16VVVVVVVVVVVVVVVV25-5074-aW25-5074-ax2V25-5075-aꂁ6 25-5076b-r25-5076d-a25-5077-d25-5082b-b25-5082b-d25-5082c-apmichinv5845pmichinv5846pmichinv5849pmichinv5850pmichinv5852pmichinv5868  GGHƒJn=Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptoGreekr5uHorion & Philotas, dekaprotoivSept. 30, 299 A.D.wCairoxHReceipt for transport of grain to an unknown harbor in the name of Herony@Horion, dekaprotos; Philotas, dekaprotos; Heron son of ChairemonzTLiturgy (compulsory public service); Tax collection; Taxation (land); Transportation{horiodeiktia (of Karanis)|PHOFprobably Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptPComplete, badly fadedQ1RRecto; Verso is blankS Documentaryhont_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>k publishedƒJAO.Mich.inv. 9032€ sbvi9555apmichinv4716€ sbvi9555a€Y€pmichinv4715€€Z940 ƒIAO.Mich.inv. 9033COstE Amundsen LFOMich IG374H1935KrBL III, 264 (l. 5-6); BL X, 293 (date). - L. 4: read Ptollas rather than Ptolas. (Unpublished note of H.C. Youtie)UNoWNoX 27-C37K-C[Receipt for Transport of Grain\ 6.8 x 7 cmn=Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptoGreekr8uUnknown tax-collectorv1Late IIIrd cent. A.D. (Nov. 27, 277 or 284 A.D.?)wCairox>Receipt for transport of grain to an unknown harbor by PtollasyfPtollas son Sokartes (Sokrates) grandson(?) of Kanaiathos(?) (see ZPE 88 [1991] 180; 186-187); SalakoszTLiturgy (compulsory public service); Tax collection; Taxation (land); Transportation{Karanis|PHOFprobably Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptPCompleteQ1RRecto; Verso is blankS Documentaryhryhs>1Rectmichinv9584v9584 !omichinv9555v9555"!!#"$omichinv9405v9405%$$&#U#‰AP.Mich.inv. 2758BRectoCPapD+ P.Mich. inv. 2761E Sanders HAF PMich VIIG455H1947IPl. XIVa (fragment b only)M C.Pap.Lat.N Cavenaile RO133P1957UNoWYesX24-X-west side[4Report of a Military Unit (acta diurna vel nocturna) p. 436-437 [= Roman Army Papers (Amsterdam, 1986) p. 57-58]; J.F. Gilliam, AJP 88 (1967) p. 100; R.W. Davies, Aegyptus 53 (1973) p. 89; R.W. Davies, Aegyptus 57 (1977) p. 151-159; S. Daris, A.N.R.W. II, 10, 1 (Berlin - New York, 1988) p. 762; N. Giov Marchioli, Alle oriBVgini delle abbreviature latine. Una prima recognizione (Messina, 1993) No. A 132; 266.D@AR T  U   Rp7/30/97s1627*‰AP.Mich.inv. 2758BRectoCPapD+ P.Mich. inv. 2761E Sanders HAF PMich VIIG455H1947IPl. XIVa (fragment b only)M C.Pap.Lat.N Cavenaile RO133P1957UNoWYesX24-X-west side[4Report of a Military Unit (acta diurna vel nocturna)nd the ala veterana Gallica)s; DiosJwGƒjAO.Mich.inv. 9000BRectoCOstD-E Amundsen LFOMich IG151H1935MCP 37N Youtie HCO142-144P1942R SB VI 9018UNoWNoX 27-210C-K[;Receipt (or account or memorandum?) for tax payment in kind\ 9 x 6.5 cmn=Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptoGreekr5s%See electronic version of OMich I 151uunknown tax-collector(?)vLate IVth/Vth cent. A.D.wCairox=Receipt or memorandum for delivery of grain by the lessee HolyHol (Horos) son of Ioannes, misthotes (see also S.B. VI, 9436a; 9436d); Senas(?), riparius; Pemes son of Alexandros (pittakiarches); Chairemon son of Papnouthios (pittakiarches) (see also S.B. VI, 9436a)z,Agriculture; Taxation (Land); Tax collection{-|PHOFprobably Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptPcompleteQ1RRecto; Verso is blankS DocumentaryT 9000o.bmphocumentaryT 9000o.bmph€pmichinv4615€€€pmichinv5728€L,:ljZenon - check all bibliography! card was very uncomplete! Check: Rep Editor - Scholl R; Rep Ser. - C.Ptol.Sklav. I; 1990; No. 10 or 46? Check: Durand, Grecs en Palestine No. 54 (l. 222-224)k publisheds1239. inv. II 1PapNoNo229-260Philadelpheia, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, EgyptWesternann WL - Kraemer CJ1Pl p9PCorn1926SB III 6796BCP 191924<_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>j9Zenon - check all bibliography! card was very uncomplete!! | T4349ogW4349obmpgV4350ofW4350obmpfV4351oeW4351obmpeV4352odW4352obmpdV4353ocW4353obmpcV4354obW4354obmpbV4355oaW4355obmpaV4356o`W4356obmp`V4357o_W4357obmp_V4358o^W4358obmp^V4359o]W4359obmp]V4360o\W4360obmp\V4361o[W4361obmp[V4362oZW4362obmpZV4363oYW4363obmpYV4364oXW4364obmpXV4365oWW4365obmpWV4366oVW4366obmpVV4367oUW4367obmpUV6obmpLV4377oKW4377obmpKV4379oIW4379obmpIV4380oHW4380obmpHV4385r1W4385r1bmpV4385r2W4385r2bmpV4385r3W4385r32bmpV4389rW4389rbmpV4390r W4390rbmp V4390rb W4390rbbmp V4527rtW4527rbmptV4528rsW4528rbmpsV4529p2W4529p2bmpV4529p3W4529p3bmpV45r|W45rbmp|V4607rW4607rbmpV4666arW4666arbmpVHH„xMReceipt for transport of grain to an unknown harbor in the name of PtolemaiosydPtolemaios son of Kopres (see O.Mich. I, p. 204); Peeous (son of Ptolemaios) (see O.Mich. I, p. 202)zTLiturgy (compulsory public service); Tax collection; Taxation (land); Transportation{Karanis|PHOFprobably Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptP'Complete, but badly faded at the bottomQ1RRecto; Verso is blankS DocumentaryT 4319o.bmphA7.9 x 6.1 cm24-5002D-O x 13Unknown tax-collectorPHArchive of Peeous, son of Ptolemaios (& family)Receipt for transport of grain to an unknown harbor in the name of PtolemaiosApr. 19, 296 A.D.Amundsen LKaranisO.Mich.inv. 4319GreekCairo5OstNoNoprobably Karanis, Herakleidou mmphpmichinv5016STR sbvi9436g&aŒyTraianus, Emperor; Pnepheros son of Satabous (see P.Mich. IX, p. 4-5); Ptolemaios son of Phanomgeus (see also B.G.U. III, 985); Anthus (see geographica)z;Agriculture; Land Ownership & Lease; Topography (Patsontis){Karanis, Herakleidou meris of the Arsinoite nome; Patsontis; ousia (former estate) of Anthus; Strategikon; Tatnouei (Tatnouis?); Geeina; hai Penteikonta (Pentekonta); Hippeon koilas|PHO=Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptP2broken off at the bottom, damaged on the left sideQ1RRecto; Verso is blankS DocumentaryT 5917r.bmpX 5917r_a.bmpX 5917r_b.bmphen and one-eighth and one-thirty-second and one-sixty-fourth arourai of royal land, and from the Anthian estate two and a half arourai, and near Karanis one and one-sixteenth arourai of royal land, up to the total number of arourai as many as there may be. And by this division which they have made with each other by lot by mutual consent Pnepheros has been allotted and has received as his ELƒVP&Broken off on the left and right sidesQ1RRecto; Verso is blankS DocumentaryhA4.8 x 6.5 cm27-C26G-AUnknownPHReceipt (or memorandum) for delivery of a clothLate IIIrd/early IVth cent. A.D.Amundsen LO.Mich.inv. 9020GreekCairo4OstNoNoprobably Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptIsidoros; Ptollas256Karanis, Herakleidou meri5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>DPIBack_R8>pmichinv5258€€>€pmichinv2889€€?€omichinv9988€€G€omichinv9854€€H€omichinv9843€$VŒ!hA11.2 x 4.4 cm28-242*-LUnknownPHText beginning with a date, perhaps aimed to be a (tax) receipt, but apparently not completedSeptember 29-October 28, 215 A.D.Sijpesteijn PJ-P.Mich.inv. 5299GreekCairo8PapNoYesShould be known as P.Mich. inv. 5299c, and not 5299a as written in the editio princBeps, to distinguish it from the fragment published in ZPE 106 (1995) p. 219-220.Unknown place, province of EgyptCaracalla, Emperor99Pl. XIVKaranis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptcZPE 109Date; Uncompleted textUncompleted Text: Dating Formula1995broken on the left and right sides1Recto5604bv_a.bmp<_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>j9SCANNED; checked Check LDAB for bibliography Pmichsandersk publisheds2517‰ AP.Mich.inv. 4905CPapE Sanders HAF PMich VIIG452H1947I Pl. XIIIbMCPLN Cavenaile RO195P1957UNoV-WYesX*December 1926; Acquired from Dr. Kondilios[Document of Uncertain Nature\ 4.5 x 12.5 cm]ChecknUnknownoLatinrRecto - 11(?); Verso - 8sCursiveendum, ChLA XLVIII, p. 47) Rep_Editor - Cugusi P; Rep_Ser. - C.Epist.Lat.; Rep_Year - 1992 Rep_Pg_No - 172|PH~BL X, 124 (bibliography)ˆj3done, on the orig.; conservation - scanned, checkedk publishedlJ.R. Rea, JEA 60 (1974) p. 294p5/22/97s2400ˆAP.Mich.inv. 5162BRectoCPapE Husselman EMFPMich IXG553H1971KBL VIII, 215 on line 5UNoV-WYesX 27-C61A-SI[Sale of a Donkey\ 9.3 X 7.1 cm]One fiber displaced (line 8)n=Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptoGreekr9s'See electronic version of PMich IX, 553uunknownvMay 7, 283 or 284 A.D.w Ann Arborx*End of a contract for the sale of a donkeyy1Carinus [& Numerianus], Emperors; [- - -], optionz'Army; Animal; Illiteracy; Sale contract{-|PHO unknown place, province of EgyptP-broken off on the left side and at the bottomQ1RRecto; Verso is blankS DocumentaryT 5162r.bmpX 5162r_a.bmphType of text_title>Receipts for Money Taxes1980broken off on the left side and at the top; also damaged along the folds. - The left side is a fragment of a protokollon1Recto; Verso is blankYoutie HCP.Mich.inv. 0PapNoYesIncorrectly published as Inv. 160699-100Pl. VaSB XVI 12588ZPE 351979<_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBacBzk_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>hjcheck: problemk publisheds1289 kCairo17papYesUnknown place, province of EgyptSeptimius k_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>8k publishedŒzA5722Bb, RectoCpapESijpesteijn PJFBASP 339661omichinv9661omichinv9789BDL ƒCAO.Mich.inv. 9039BRectoCOstD-E Amundsen LFOMich IG539H1935MAJP 63N Youtie HCO72-73P1942R SB VI 9004UNoWNoX 27-C43G1-A[!Receipt(?) for Transport of Grain\ 4.5 x 3.4 cmn=Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptoGreekr5s%See electronic version of OMich I 539uunknown tax-collectorvLate IIIrd cent. A.D.wCairoxRReceipt for "Livian" barley brought in the name of a Satabous to an unknown harborySatabouszTLiturgy (compulsory public service); Tax collection; Taxation (land); Transportation{-|PHOFprobably Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptPfaded at the bottomQ1RRecto; Verso is blankS DocumentaryhairoxRReceipt for "Livian" barley brought in the name of a Satabous to an unknown harborySatabouszTLiturgy (compulsory public service); Tax collection; Taxation (land); Transportation{-|PHOFprobably Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptPfaded at the bottomQ1RRecto; Verso is blankS Documentaryh47‰*hA14 X 22 cm30-C123BBJ-A (2)Gaius Iulius ApollinariusPHarchive of Gaius Iulius Sabinus (& family)Letter from Apollinarius to his brother(?) Sempronius, regretting not to have seen him in Rome and asking him to assist Eros in reaching home safelyIInd cent. A.D.Winter JG-Youtie HCRomeP.Mich.inv. 5825GreekCairo27BPapNoNoRome, ItalySee electronic version of PMich VIII, 487(Gaius Iulius) Apolinarius (Apollinarius) (see P. Mich. IX, p. 5-8); Sempronius (see P. Mich. VIII, 466, 36?); Eros487Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptRectoPMich VIIIArmy; Family(?); TravelPrivate Letter1951much da …hBHelias son of Pet(--)954Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptOMich IIName tagName of individual (name tag)1944complete1Recto; Verso is blankDocumentary9299o.bmp<_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600CDPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>jdone, on ph. Scannedk publishedp3/12/97 (or earlier)s743…AO.Mich.inv. 9295COstD-EPearl OM-Youtie HCFOMich IIG847H1944UNoWNoX 29-132*-B II[2Receipt (Certificate) for work on the embankments?\ 5.2 X 6.3 cmrmers, 90(?) art. [- - - for(?)G xƒAhBe, province of EgyptNeas (Naas) son of Dioskoros (see ZPE 88 [1991] p. 178-179); Soul413Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptOMich ILiturgy (compulsory public service); Tax collection; Taxation (land); TransportationReceipt for Transport of Grain1935Complete1Recto; Verso is blankDocumentary<_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>Nof Neas son of Dioskoros, through beasts of Nestou (epoikion), through Soul, [[4]] 3 donkeys, 3.j Done on ph.G 5ƒ=AO.Mich.inv. 9045COstE Amundsen LFOMich IG538H1935UNoWNoX 27-C43G1-H[Receipt for Transport of Grain\ 8.5 x 9.5 cmn=Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptoGreekr5uUnknown tax-collectorvLate IIIrd cent. A.D.wCairox3Receipt for transport of grain to an unknown harborzTLiturgy (compulsory public service); Tax collection; Taxation (land); Transportation{Karanis|PHOFprobably Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptP)Broken off on the right side; badly fadedQ1RRecto; Verso is blankS Documentaryhou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptoGreekr5uUnknown tax-collectorvLate IIIrd cent. A.D.wCairox3Receipt for transport of grain to an unknown harborzTLiturgy (compulsory public service); Tax collection; Taxation (land); Transportation{Karanis|PHOFprobably Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptP)Broken off on the right side; badly fadedQ1RRecto; Verso is blankS Documentaryhraph was taken)1935complete; partly faded1Recto; Verso is blankDocumentary4596o.bmp<_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_60D"0DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>iDemetrios, slave of Pantas has worked from the 7th until the 9th. In the 18th year of <the> lords Emperors, Mesore 9. (2nd hand) Similarly 4 other days.jdone, on ph. Scannedk publishedl"J.M.S. Cowey, ZPE 101 (1994) p. 80p5/28/97s4300DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600Ei ƒ6v)Late IIIrd cent. A.D. (Dec. 6, 285 A.D.?)wCairoxKReceipt for transport of grain to an unknown harbor in the name of SatabousyISatabous, poimen; Syrotrates(?) <or Syros son of Tratos?>, onelatesz`Liturgy (compulsory public service); Profession; Tax collection; Taxation (land); Transportation{Hiera Neikolaou (Nikolaou)|PHOMprobably Hiera Nikolaou, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptPCompleteQ1RRecto; Verso is blankS DocumentaryhA6.8 x 5.4 cm27-C43G1-P Unknown tax-collectorPHReceipt for transport of grain to an unknown harbor in the name of SatabousBL VII, 289 (l. 3; 4)Late IIIrd cent. A.D. (Dec. 6, 285 A.D.?)Amundsen LHiera Neikolaou (Nikolaou)O.Mich.inv. 9052GreekCairo6OstNoNoprobably Hiera Nikolichinv9242‚‚‚‡AP.Mich.inv. 5988BRectoCPapE Husselman EMFPMich IXG534H1971K3BL VI, 83 (date of the petition); BL X, 125 (l. 10)UNoV!Karanis section (now in Locker 3)WYesX30-CS190-B (1)[,Copy of a Petition Regarding a Court Summons\12.9 X 15.6 cm]check - try to realign - DONEd 5988r_a.bmp$ 5988r_b.bmph 5988r.bmpn=Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptoGreekr13s'See electronic version of PMich IX, 534uunknownvR(copied after) February 24, 156 A.D. (date of the petition: February 19, 156 A.D.)w Ann Arbor petition); BL X, 125 (l. 10)UNoV!Karanis section (now in Locker 3)WYesX30-CS190-B (1)[,Copy of a Petition Regarding a Court Summons\12.9 X 15.6 cm]check - try to realign - DONEd 5988r_a.bmp$ 5988r_b.bmph 5988r.bmpn=Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptoGreekr13s'See electronic version of PMich IX, 534uunknownvR(copied after) February 24, 156 A.D. (date of the petition: February 19, 156 A.D.)w Ann Arbor of the village of Karanis(?Œj9FYSarapion; Eudaimon, gymnasiarchos (or gymnasiarchesas); (unnamed) heirs of Ammonios . . . zPersonal status: Alexandrian citizen; Personal status: apator (of unknown father); Priest; Profession; Religion; Taxation (Land); Tax collection; Woman{Tanais; Istrou epoikion; Pakerke, Mese (toparchia); Magdola; Takolkeilis; Panechmothis; Petne; Tholthis; Oxyrhynchiton polis; Peenno; Petenoureos epoikion; Thoereion; Sosikosmios; Zeneios; aste|PHO,Tanais, Oxyrhynchite nome, province of EgyptPXBroken off on the right side; badly damaged at places, particularly the 3rd and 4th col.Q3RARecto, 1st text (see also P.Mich. Koenen 787 and P.Mich. XI, 619)S DocumentaryT 200r_1.bmpT 200r_2.bmpX 200r_a.bmpX 200r_b.bmpX 200r_c.bmpX 200r_d.bmpX 200r_e.bmpX 200r_f.bmpY 200r_g.bmpY 200r_h.bmpY 200r_i.bmpY 200r_j.bmpY 200r_k.bmpY 200r_l.bmpZ 200r_m.bmpZ 200r_n.bmpZ 200r_o.bmpZ 200r_p.bmpZ 200r_q.bmpZ 200r_r.bmph of which were transferred for himselPGƒ2hA7.9 x 9.8 cm27-C43G4-AUnknown tax-collectorPHArchive of Naas, son of DioskorosReceipt for transport of grain to an unknown harbor by NaasBL III, 264 (l. 1); BL X, 294 (date; l. 2; 5)Late IIIrd cent. A.D. (Apr. 30, 285 A.D.?)Amundsen LKaranis; MagaisO.Mich.inv. 9056GreekCairo5OstNoBNoprobably Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptNaas son of Dioskoros (see ZPE 88 [1991] p. 178-179)405Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptOMich ILiturgy (compulsory public service); Tax collection; Taxation (land); TransportationReceipt for Transport of Grain1935Complete1Recto;:‚:C vOƒAO.Mich.inv. 9084BRectoCOstD-E Amundsen LFOMich IG679H1935MTAPA 73ch IG679H1935MTAPA 73dsen LO.Mich.inv. 9085OstNoNo106Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptOMich I1935<_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>k publishedƒAO.Mich.inv. 9084BRectoCOstD-E Amundsen LFOMich IG679H1935MTAPA 73omichinv9216‚_`^‚`_‚abomichinv9215‚bomichinv9215‚b215‚binv9215‚bmichinv9215‚bomichinv9215‚b‚b‚ba' yƒhBrovince of EgyptOMich ILand ownershipList of land1935Broken off at the top and on the left side1Recto; Verso is blankDocumentary<_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DCPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>ni'(Text too fragmentary to be translated)j Done, on ph.k publishedp11/30/98s532 ƒAO.Mich.inv. 9082COstE Amundsen LFOMich IG678H1935UNoWNoX27-C76-D[Fragment\ 4.8 x 4.7 cmn=Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptoGreekr3uUnknownvIIIrd cent. A.D.?wCairoFnF'SƒAO.Mich.inv. 4573COstE Amundsen LFOMich IG293H1935UNoWNoX 26-B1C-T I[1Receipt (Certificate) for Work on the Embankments\ 5.6 x 5.8 cmn=Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptoGreekr4uUnknown dyke-surveyorvEarly IIIrd cent. A.D.wCairoxHProbably a certificate for work on the embankments performed by Sarapiony2Sarapion son of Ptolemaios (see O.Mich. I, p. 205)z3Irrigation; Dyke Corve (compulsory work); Taxation|PHOFprobably Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptPCompleteQ1RRecto; Verso is blankS DocumentaryT 4573o.bmphn son of Ptolemaios (see O.Mich. I, p. 205)z3Irrigation; Dyke Corve (compulsory work); Taxation|PHOFprobably Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptPCompleteQ1RRecto; Verso is blankS DocumentaryT 4573o.bmph_R1>4573o.bmp<_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2>HHƒhBO>O.Mich.inv. 9090GreekCairo9OstNoNoprobably Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptSeverinus, dekaprotos; Andreas, dekaprotos; Palemon son of Ptollas (see O. Mich. II, p. 214 etc.)466Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptOMich ILiturgy (compulsory public service); Tax collection; Taxation (land);C TransportationReceipt for Transport of Grain1935Complete1Recto; Verso is blankDocumentary<_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><  = ƒ @ khAHCHjHƒhAJC lƒ@ mo nhB oD pƒOHhBDHƒSGhB qiGƒ@ rhAGVCGWƒSGhB siGƒ{ thBH iAH ƒ9ACC uhBCDCiAClCƒ@N vhA wC xƒx'hBƒx yhBK(ƒ@ zyGhBGDGƒx {hBGƒnIfhA |CIoƒ@ }hAECEPƒRDhBI!iKƒ@ ~hA CI9ƒ@ hAHCHƒ @ hAFCFƒ!n hBJƒ"@ hAJ|CJ{ƒ#yJwhB iJxƒ$@ hAJqCJrƒ%@ hAJnCJmƒ&@ hACI$ƒ'{K hBK lANƒ(@ nJkhAJjC ƒ)@ hAJgCJhƒ*@ hAJcCJbƒ+@ hAJ[CJ_ƒ,@ hADCDƒ-OHhB DHƒ.hA CK0ƒ/@ hAE6C ^ƒ0hA CK6inv9188‚chinv9188‚omichinv9188‚‚‚FŒjhAca. 62.5 x 22.5 cmpurchased in Egypt by B.P. Grenfell and F.W. Kelsey in March-April 1920GemellusPHRegister giving a detailed account of wheat giro-transfers, prepared by Gemellus, sitologos of Tanais167-168 A.D.Hagedorn D - Hagedorn UTanais; Istrou epoikion; Pakerke, Mese (toparchia); Magdola; Takolkeilis; Panechmothis; Petne; Tholthis; Oxyrhynchiton polis; Peenno; Petenoureos epBoikion; Thoereion; Sosikosmios; Zeneios; asteP.Mich.inv. 200GreekAnn ArborCol. I - 28; col. II - 25; col. III - 26; col. IV - 24; col. V - 28Top of case/locker 5PapYesYesThe papyrus was twice reused after this report had been written on the Recto: the Verso was first used for the draft of a petition (P.Mich.Koenen 787); then a household account was inserted in the margins of both side hC4ƒ y[- - -] son of Panesates; Tiberinus son of Ptolemaios; [- - -] son of Isidoros; [. . .]onis son of Leein; [. . .]onis son of PapeiszAccount|PHOFprobably Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptP3broken off on the left side, and perhaps at the topQ1RRecto; Verso is blankS DocumentaryhA7.6 x 8.3 cm27-CA19-D IUnknownPHFragment of money accountLate IIIrd/early IVth cent. A.D.Amundsen LO.Mich.inv. 9096GreekCairo5OstNoNoprobably Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of Egypt[- - -] son of Panesates; Tiberinus son of Ptolemaios; [- - -] son of Isidoros; [. . .]oni‚‚omichinv9173‚‚‚‚‚‚‚ܾ‚‚‚‚JJƒhA6.7 x 10.4 cm27-CA21-FUnknownPHList of names, perhaps of liturgical workersL. 1: read probably Miyseos Amoule, instead of Miyseos Amoilou. (Unpublished note of H.C. Youtie)Late IIIrd/early IVth cent. A.D.Amundsen LO.Mich.inv. 9101GreekCairo11OstNoNoprobably Karanis, Herakleidou meris, ArsBinoite nome, province of EgyptMiysis son of Amoules(?) (see also O.Mich. I, 571); Pelalis son of Kasios (see also O.Mich. I, 354); Apollos son of Apollonios; Melas son of Sokrates; Peeous son of Ptolemaios (see O.Mich. I, p. 202); Priscus son of Eudaimon (see O.Mich. I, p. 203); Komon son of Kallonios (see O.Mich. I, p. 197); Vales son of Sarapion (see also O.Mich. I, 356); Ptollas (son of Sarapion), brother of Vales (see O.Mich. I, p. 204); Patisis son of Isidoros (see O.Mich. e fƒAO.Mich.inv. 9098BRectoCOstE Amundsen LFOMich IG535H1935MTAPA 72N Youtie HCO458-459P1941R SB XIV 11459UNoWNoX 27-CA20-Y[Name of individual (name tag)\ 3.1 x 2.1 cm(name tag)\ 3.1 x 2.1 cmE1NitaeisWtaeisarisWtaemsisWtaenusWtaerakleidesoW_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>IIƒƒAO.Mich.inv. 9099COstD-Archive of Palemon, son of Ptollas (& family)E Amundsen LFOMich IG543H1935UNoWNoX 27-CA21-C[Receipt for Transport of Grain\ 6.8 x 7.2 cmn=Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptoGreekr8uIsidoros and Pamoun, sitologoivEarly IVth cent. A.D.wCairoxJReceipt for transport of grain to an unknown harbor in the name of PalemonysIsidoros, sitologos; Pamoun, sitologos; Palemon son of Ptollas (see O. Mich. II, p. 214 etc.); Ptolemaios, onelatesz`Liturgy (compulsory public service); Profession; Tax collection; Taxation (land); Transportation{Kerkesoucha; Karanis|PHOFprobably Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptPCompleteQ1RRecto; Verso is blankS Documentaryh(omichinv9147ƒ()'ƒ)(ƒ*+omichinv9146ƒ+,*ƒ,+ƒ-.+ƒ-..ƒ-.+ƒ-.+ƒ-... :@6T4528rsW4528rbmpsV4529oW4529obmpV4529p2W4529p2bmpV4529p3W4529p3bmpV4530oW4530obmpV4531oW4531obmpV4532oW4532obmpV4533oW4533obmpV4534oW4534obmpV4535oW4535obmpV4536oW4536obmpV4537oW4537obmpV4539oW4539obmpV4540oW4540obmpV4541oW4541obmpV4542oW4542obmpV4543oW4543obmpV4544oW4544obmpV4545oW4545obmpV4546oW4546obmpV4547oW4547obmpV4548oW4548obmpV4549oW4549obmpV4550oW4552oW4552obmpV4553oW4553obmpV4555oW4555obmpV4556oW4556obmpV4557oW4557obmpV4558oW4558obmpV4559oW4559obmpV4561oW4561obmpV4562oW4562obmpV4566oW4566obmpV4567oW4567obmpV4569oW4569obmpVpV X Y‚hBpion son of Charidemos; Leonides son of Charidemos284Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptOMich IIrrigation; Dyke Corve (compulsory work); TaxationReceipt (Certificate) for Work on the Embankments1935Complete1Recto; Verso is blankDocumentary<_6C500DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>isThoth 23. Charidemos, son of Leonides, and Sarapion, his son, and Leonides, another (son), have given three naubia.j Done on ph.k publishedp11/30/98s556 T UG,j‚hBte nome, province of EgyptHerodianos, veteran367Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptOMich ILiturgy (compulsory public service); Personal status: veteran; Tax collection; Taxation (land); TransportationReceipt for Transport of Grain1935Complete1Recto; Verso is blankDocumentary<_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>@17ƒyzxƒzyƒ{|omichinv9116ƒ|}{ƒ}|ƒ~ DLƒAO.Mich.inv. 4549COstE Amundsen LFOMich IG201H1935KABL VII, 288 (bibliography). - For the date, see P.Col. VII, p. 67UNoWNoX 25-5091-C x 9[Receipt for Delivery in Kind\ 8.1 x 10.5 cmn=Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptoGreekr4s&Same hand as O.Mich. I, 222 (Amundsen)u SouchidasvJuly 25, 348 (or 333) A.D.wCairoxUReceipt for chaff of Kerkesoucha and Karanis brought by Isidoros to an unknown harboryFIsidoros (see also O.Mich. I, 543?); Souchidas (see P.Col. VII, p. 67)z/Tax collection; taxation (Land); Transportation{Kerkesoucha; Karanis|PH0.5 cmn=Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptoGreekr4s&Same hand as O.Mich. I, 222 (Amundsen)u SouchidasvJuly 25, 348 (or 333) A.D.wCairoxUReceipt for chaff of Kerkesoucha and Karanis brought by Isidoros to an unknown harboryFIsidoros (see also O.Mich. I, 543?); Souchidas (see P.Col. VII, p. 67)z/Tax collection; taxation (Land); Transportation{Kerkesoucha; Karanis|PHgQ1is blank GKE‚hBprobably Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptHarpalos; Pateukis655Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptOMich ILetter; Profession; SalaryNote Concerning Workers1935Complete1Recto; Verso is blankDocumentary<_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPI'' ‡^hEnts2Recto (and Verso of P.Cair. inv. JdE 48500)Documentary<_600DPIFront_R1>3124r_a.bmp<_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_FR8> iPapYesNoThe image shows only the Michigan fragments of the papyrus.black glass - date of this old glass? ('30s?)probably Alexandria, EgyptAntimenes (see Pap.Lugd.Bat. XXI, p. 288); Zenon (son of Agreophon) (see Pros.Ptol. I 80 + add.); Sosipatros; Apollonios (dioiketes) (see Pros. Ptol. I 16 + add.); Ariston (relative of Zenon) (see Pros.Ptol. VI 16351); Doris (see Pap.Lugd.Bat. XXI, p''‡BhDite nome, EgyptPMich IAdministration; Letter; RecommendationLetter of Recommendation1931much damaged, mainly along the folds1Recto (written across the fibres); Verso: faint traces of inkDocumentary<_600DPIFront_R1>3155r_a.bmp<_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DEPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1>3155v_a.bmp<_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>iaphy)around 256/255-254/253 B.C.Edgar CCP.Mich.inv. 3155GreekAnn Arbor7LPapYesNoLetter of R107 ? TbmpWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWW W W W W WWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWW W!W"W114omichinv9115~omichinv9116{omichinv9117xDAH‚hA7.5 x 8.3 cm26-XUnknown tax-collectorsPHReceipt for transport of grain to an unknown harborApr. 11, 301 A.D.Amundsen LO.Mich.inv. 9135GreekCairo3OstNoNoprobably Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of Egypt489Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province ofB EgyptOMich ILiturgy (compulsory public service); Tax collection; Taxation (land); TransportationReceipt for Transport of Grain1935Broken off on the left side1Recto; Verso is blankDocumentary<_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_6HP{ƒhCrt of Grain1935Complete1Recto; Verso is blankDocumentary4476o.bmp<_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIDBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>iAOf the granary of the horiodeiktia of Karanis, of the dekaprotoi Severinus and Andrias, of the crop of year 14 and 13 and 6, Sarapion, son of Macrinus, (has contributed), through beasts of the same, between the 1st and the 3rd, four donkeys, equal 4. Year 15 and 14 and 7, Phamenoth 3.jDone on ph. Scannedk publishedp12/14/98 ƒAO.Mich.inv. 4475COstE Amundsen LFOMich IG332H1935KBL X, 293 (l. 7)MCPJ IIINFuks A-Tcherikover VA(N7‡h@)A)9A)hA)C)E*iB*D)‡i@)u+hA)C)iA+‡j@1n)hA)RC)PiA‡kw,hA*C)SiA:<‡lnX-hBfD.‡m@*:])XS5hB)]D*;iA/‡n@8X)ehAmC)_iA)`‡oV1hA)C)iA0‡p@)n2hA(C(iA(C'‡q@(O(hB9=D*@‡r@(y'hBsP@‡sD5y(hB(D(iA'‡t@(w5\hA'PC6iA)g‡ux'hA8C'iA‡v@)oR9hB( sPA‡w\(;hA(C(‡xv( hB;D(‡y@94hA(C‡z@:x=hB'i'‡{hA_C'‡|A'hA'C>E?hA_C'‡|A'hA'C>E?‡|A'hA'C>E??‡|A'hA'C>E?'C>E?B„D„C8B„D„DB„D„DB„DB„D„Domichinv9049wy‡iATo Tiberius Claudius Androtimos, strategos of the Arsinoite nome, division of Herakleides, from Ammonios, son of Eirenaios, one of the state cultivators from Karanis. On the night before the 4th of Mecheir of the present 12th year of Nero Claudius Caesar Augustus Germanicus Imperator, certain persons made an attack on the cattle that I have grazing in the plain of Kerkesoucha, in the allotment of Harpaesis, son of Herakles, and drove off my red calf that is ready for butchering. Therefore BI ask that a written order be sent to the hegoumenos of Karanis to make an investigation with me. Farewell. (2nd hand) I, Ammonios, son of Eirenaios, have presented the aforesaid petition. (1st hand) The 12th year of Nero Claudius Caesar Augustus Germanicus Imperator. Mecheir(?).@A>   " >j%done, on the orig. - scanned, checkedk publishedp3/31/97s2486ˆAP.Mich.inv. 5473BRectoCPapRtE 8‚hA13.4 x 6.3 cm26-XUnknown tax-collectorPHReceipt (or memorandum) for payment of a fine by a former komogrammateusBL VII, 288 (l. 4)IInd cent. A.D.Amundsen LKaranisO.Mich.inv. 9136GreekCairo4OstNoNoKaranis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptNeilBos son of Apollonios, former komogrammateus of Karanis153Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptOMich ITax collectionReceipt for Delivery in Kind1935Complete1Recto; Verso is blankDocumentary<_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3>kJJƒhA10.1 x 8.4 cm25-272A-A x 2UnknownPHList of names, perhaps of liturgical workersL. 2: read Hera rather than Horou. (Unpublished note of H.C. Youtie)Second decade of the IVth cent. A.D.Amundsen LO.Mich.inv. 4473GreekCairo6OstNoNoprobably Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province Bof Egypt(unnamed) heirs of Taesios (Taesis); Valerius son of Heras; Isidoros son of Artemidoros; Heras son of Sarapion; Ptolemaios son of Herakl(--); Arabikos631Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptOMich IInheritance; List; WomanList of Names1935(Slightly?) broken off at the bottom1Recto; Verso is blankDocumentary5`g}[HReceipt (Certificate) for work performed for the penthemeral dyke corve\ 8 X 7.7 cmn=Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptoGreekrRecto - 8 Verso - 3(?)uTheonvJuly 30 - August 3, 145 A.D.w Ann ArborxVReceipt (Certificate) for work performed on the embankments by Morsous son of Harmatesy|Antoninus Pius, Emperor; Epagathos (see Geographica); Morsous son of Harmates and Tasoucharion grandson of Phanomgeus; Theonz?Irrigation; Penthemeral Dyke Corve (compulsory work); Taxation{2dioryx Epagathiane; Philopator (he kai Theogenous)|PHORPhilopator he kai Theogenous, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptPDcomplete; damaged along the folds; verso much defaced (voluntarily?)Q1RRecto; Verso unpublishedS DocumentaryT 5426r.bmpV 5426v.bmphmperor; Epagathos (see Geographica); Morsous son of Harmates and Tasoucharion grandson of Phanomgeus; Theonz?Irrigation; Penthemeral Dyke Corve (compulsory work); Taxation& VersoS Documentaryhinv5771€H '‚hBnes>7OstNoNoprobably Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptSeverinus, dekaprotos; Andrias (Andreas), dekaprotos; Sarapas; Melas son of Eudaimon (see O.Mich. I, p. 198); Komon477Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptOMich ILiturgy (compulsory public service); Tax collection; Taxation (land); TransportationRecCeipt for Transport of Grain1935Complete1Recto; Verso is blankDocumentary<_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><#^‰hAMain piece: 565 x 29.5 cm; frg. 1; 7 x 5 cm; frg. 2: 14.1 x 5.5 cm; frg. 3: 11.5 x 4.8 cm; P.Vat.Aphrod. 17: 8.6 x 7.3 cmpurchased in 1943 through Th. WhittemoreVictor, son of Besarion; Aurelius Senouthes, son of Apollos; Aurelius Psaios, son of MousaiosPH+ P.Vat.Aphrod. 17. - Archive of Dioskoros of Aphrodito.Settlement made out of court by, on the one hand, Apollos (deceased), Paulos and Maria, children aBnd heirs of a certain Ioannes (John), represented by the presbyter Victor, son of Besarion, and by Senouthes, son of Apollos, and.on the other hand, Psaios, son of Mousaios, and his wife Talous, daughter of Herakleios. Several issues were at stake between them: the price of several holdings bought by Ioannes to Psaios and his wife, and its payment; taxes collected by Apollos on Psaios, allegedly wrongfully; and a house pledged by Psaios for the sake of the defending party in connection wibmp?N‰yhA20 x 16 cmpurchased in Egypt by B.P. Grenfell and F.W. Kelsey in March-April 1920Aurelius Serenus, son of Ioannes (John)PHLease of a house by Athanasios, a minor acting through his guardian, to Aurelius Serenus at a rent of five solidi less an uncertain number of carats per yearJune 27, 514 A.D.Shelton JCOxyrhynchiton polisP.Mich.inv. 473GreekAnnB ArborRecto - 15; Verso - 1-PapNoYesUnfold here and thereOxyrhynchus, Oxyrhynchite nome, EgyptFlavius Clementinus, former consul; Flavius Probus, former consul; Athanasios son of Paulos; Paulos, deceased diakonos; Flavius Ioannes, biarches & curator of Athanasios; Aurelius Serenus son of Ioannes (John) and Sophia612probably Oxyrhynchus, Oxyrhynchite nome, Egypt<  ‚hBNoNoThe restitution [Manes(?)], son of Maron, in l. 4, is based on O.Mich. I, 365 and 442, which were found in the same structure; most of Manes' archive was found in C65, an adjacent building. (PH)probably Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of Egypt[Diocletianus], Emperor; Maximianus, Emperor; [Manes(?)] son of Maron (see ZPE 88 [1991] 185-186 and n. 15; see also note here); Nekdoeus son of Demetrios159Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptOMich ITax collection; Taxation (Land)Receipt for Delivery in Kind1935broken off on the right side1Recto; Verso is blankDocumentary<_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5> ‚K&BL III, 264 (l. 2-3); BL X, 293 (date)UNoWNoX 28-242*-R I[Receipt for Transport of Grain\ 5.4 x 5.6 cmn=Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptoGreekr5uUnknown tax-collectorv5Late IIIrd cent. A.D. (Jan. 5, 278, rather than 285?)wCairox3Receipt for transport of grain to an unknown harboryhPtolemaios son of Iulianus (see ZPE 88 [1991] p. 180); Athenarion, apator (see also O.Mich. III, p. 193)zLiturgy (compulsory public service); Personal status: apator (of unknown father); Tax collection; Taxation (land); Transportation; Woman|PHOFprobably Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptPComplete, partly fadedQ1RRecto; Verso is blankS Documentaryhr_Vol>OMich ILiturgy (compulsory public service); Personal status: apator (of unknown father); Tax collection; Taxation (land); Transportation; WomanReceipt for Transport of Grain1935Complete, partly faded1F1F ‚AO.Mich.inv. 9189COstE Amundsen LFOMich IG291H1935KFrom H.C. Youtie's unpublished notes: "In view of the material found in B115*, this text was doubtless like O,Mich. II, 729. - The ostracon is complete; the text consisted of 2 lines only. - At the end of l. 1, I suggest, e.g., Pnepher["UNoWNoX 28-B115*-X[Text of Uncertain Nature\ 7.5 x 9.1 cmn=Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptoGreekr2uUnknownvDIst cent. A.D.? (Youtie; Late IIIrd/early IVth cent. A.D.? Amundsen)wCairoxGReceipt for money, rather than certificate for work on the embankments?zTaxation|PHOFprobably Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptP8Broken off on the left side(?); surface damaged by decayQ1RRecto; Verso is blankS Documentaryhis blankS Documentaryhk_R8>DPIBack_R8>>… …z… … … omichinv4596… 596… …  …  sbxiv11440… … … omichinv4595D8U +9didymeWEW 1W6W;W<WdidymealiasniliaininiliaineniliainaXVdidymedaughterofeubiosasteVdidymedaughterofpetesouchosgranddaughterofchambouchisVdidymedaughterofptolemaiosVdidymedaughterofptolemaiosseealsopmichvi376VF-‚hA6.8 x 5.1 cm28-B115*-C IUnknown tax-collectorPHReceipt for a payment or delivery of uncertain natureIst cent. A.D.?Amundsen LO.Mich.inv. 9194GreekCairo2OstNoNoprobably Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptApion son of Philon296Karanis, HerakleiBdou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptOMich ITaxation; Tax collectionReceipt for Tax Payment(?)1935Complete1Recto; Verso is blankDocumentary<_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPI2DI-‚@hAGCG‚PhBGlG‚hAGCG‚@GOhB‚DGhAGCGb‚xGhBG_‚DGhACG‚OhBK‚@hAFbCFd‚hACFj‚@hADCCDB‚nhB E3‚@hAD>C ‚hACF9‚SKhB‚@vhBiA‚hA CF-‚@F5hAF2CF6‚OhBF@‚nF?hBF<‚@KF/hA CF1‚@ hAFCF‚OK.hB ‚@ hBF:F7‚hA CJO‚@ hADC j ‚y hB D ‚@DUy hBI(iI" ‚hAHCH‚@ k ‚hAEC ‚X hA CGJ‚@ k ‚hAG%CG)‚x hBHLiHM‚@ k ‚hAFCF‚@ k ‚k ‚hAGCG‚@ hADCD‚hA CC‚@C\hB ‚@ k ‚hAFCFMMNŒan?Unknown necropolis (cemeteries at Abusir al-Malaq or al-Lahun?)oGreekrRecto - 17; Verso - 2sRecto written across the fibresuPeteminis (alias Ptolemaios)v#205-204 B.C.? (or 180 B.C.? Kramer)w Ann ArborxOfficial notice of the non-payment of most of the money owed for the concession of the beer sales in Mouchis; the verso shows that the debt was covered by an amnestyyDiophantos; Peteminis (alias Ptolemaios) (see P.Mich. XVIII, p. 92-93); Petesouchos (see also P.Mich. XVIII, 778?); (Ptolemy V Epiphanes?), basileuszFeeding; Monopoly; Trade{*Mouchis, Polemonos meris; Aphrodites polis|PHO/Mouchis, Polemonos meris, Arsinoite nome, EgyptPPartly damagedQ1R+Recto (written across the fibres) and VersoS DocumentaryT 6963r.bmpV 6963v.bmpX 6963r_a.bmpX 6963r_d.bmpY 6963r_b.bmpY 6963r_e.bmp` 6963v_a.bmp` 6963v_c.bmph_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1>3240v_a.bmp<_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack&‡hEkIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>#iATo Titus Haterius Nepos, prefect of Egypt, from Sarapous, daughter of Petnes, son of Tithois, from the village of Karanis in the Arsinoite nome. My husband Peteeus from the same {same} village died leaving two orphan children, Theon and . . . nais, and property in grains and houses and furniture, all of which . eos, the brother of my aforesaid husband, lays claim to with violence. Moreover, . . . he entered the house by night and stole every thing that was in the house like a thief(?). WheBrefore I brought in the archephodos of the village, who made a written deposition that it was the aforesaid brother who broke in. Therefore I have appealed(?) to you . . . asking . . . that you hear me against . . . that I may be the object of your benevolence. Farewell.j)Done, on the original. - scanned, checkedk publishedus Haterius Nepos, prefect of EgypI>A?‰_hCaranis/Philadelphia oversize)PapNoYesUnfoldPhiladelphia, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptPaspes son of Pomsais, brother of Hatres (see A.E. Hanson, ZPE 15 [1974] p. 247); Hatres son of Pomsais, brother of Paspes (see A.E. Hanson, ZPE 15 [1974] p. 247); Apollon son of Mandrobes (see A.E. Hanson, ZPE 15 [1974] p. 245); Phaesis son of ApolloniosSB XIV 11481; Petesouchos son of Araus, brother of DNekpheros (see also P.Princ. 13, col. XIII, l. 28); Nekpheros son of Araus, brother of Petesouchos; Peeris son of Herakles (see A.E. Hanson, ZPE 15 [1974] p. 243); Neenephis (Nenephis) son of Herakl(--) (see A.E. Hanson, ZPE 15 [1974] p. 243); Papontos son of Heliodoros (see A.E. Hanson, ZPE 15 [1974] p. 245); Phaes son of Haryotes (see also P.Princ. 13, col. XII, l. 28); Dionys(--), son of Kephalon; Anchorimphis son of Petesouchos (see also P.Princ. 14, col. II, l. 24; P.Mich. inv. 879, l@f&|hC 80 + add.); Ptolemaios ho para Archibiadou epistates (see Pros.Ptol. I 701); Archibiades (see Pros.Ptol. I 653); Charmos (see Pros.Ptol. V 14266; VI 16488); Pyrrhichos; Styrax (see Pap.Lugd.Bat. XXI, p. 421); Ammonios, sitopoios (see Pros.Ptol. V 13431)284-286Philadelpheia, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, EgyptEdgar CC28PMich I1931SB III 6798Recto & VersoAegyptus 3Business; Letter; Profession; Slave; Trade; Transport (ship)Business Letter1922complete1Recto & VersoDocumentary45r.bmp45v.bmp<_600DPIFront_R1>45r_a.bmp<_600DPIFront_R2>45r_e.bmp<_600DPIFront_R3>45r_i.bmp<_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><64CFMƒn=Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptoGreekr3uUnknown dyke-surveyorvIIIrd cent. A.D.wCairox6.3 x 4.6 cm24-023-BUnknown dyke-surveyorPHCertificate for work on the embankment performed by SokratesIIIrd cent. A.D.Amundsen L40th cleruchyO.Mich.inv. 4461GreekCairo3OstNoNoprobably Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptSokrates son of Petesouchos(?)<‚hBe>Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptOMich IIrrigation; Dyke Corve (compulsory work); TaxationReceipt (Certificate) for Work on the Embankments1935Complete1Recto; Verso is blankDocumentary<_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>iGHathyr(?) 3. Ninnos, son of Isidoros, has given <so many naubia>.j Done on ph.k publishedp11/30/98s672 ‚AO.Mich.inv. 9225COstE Amundsen LFOMich IG462H1935KBL VI, 207 (l. 6-7)UNoWNoX 28-BS145*-A[Receipt for Transport of GrainFc$‚AO.Mich.inv. 9220COstE Amundsen LFOMich IG317H1935UNoWNoX 28-B167A-H[2Receipt (Certificate) for work on the embankments?\ 8.8 x 8.9 cmn=Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptoGreekr2uUnknown dyke-surveyor?vIIIrd cent. A.D.wCairox?Certificate for work on the embankment performed by Sempronius?ySempronius son of Kasyllasz5Irrigation; Dyke Corve (compulsory work); Taxation ?|PHOFprobably Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptPCompleteQ1RRecto; Verso is blankS Documentaryhis blankS Documentaryh_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DBPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>DPIBack_R8>>)GA39.5|WEW39.5x28cm|V39.5x28.5cmEV395W397aW4`W5WKWOWyWWWWrW[WdW"WmWuWWWHWkWqWWWWW%W6WPWWWDWWWWWWW%W*WFWnWvWwWWWW?W{W4x17.6cmV4x2.6cm%V4x4.6cmV4x5cm6V4x5.8cmrV4x9.1cmV4.0WWW4.1W;WWWWWWOWWWWWFWpWW4.1x3.6cmV4.1x5.3cmpV4.1x6.7cmVV4.2W4W[WWhW$WeWhWWW W WBW_WWWmW WWFWIWW4.2x12cm V4.2x15cmV4.2x3.5cmV4.2x7.6cm[V4.2x7.8cmV4.3WWWWWWWGWlWWWWiWWWBWWWWW W*WWWWxWQW4.3x16.6cmQV4.3x2.5cmV4.3x3.8cmiVWWWW!W+WVN‰xiDhirt(?). (2nd hand) Crosses (drawing of 3 crosses) of Christodoros. (3rd hand) (Cross) Flavius Christodoros, son of Theodoros, the afore-mentioned herald of the officium of the praeses: this agreement is satisfactory to me and I will return the above-mentioned solidus with the interest thereon whenever you desire, so that I may recover my pledge as stated. I, Aurelius Magistor, son of Horouonchios, from Antinoopolis, wrote on his behalf at his request, as he is illiterate; but he first dreE)w the crosses with his own hand. (Cross).j*done on the orig.; conservation18; scannedk publishedl"J.R. Rea, JEA 60 (1974) p. 295-296p10/2/98s2309‰yAP.Mich.inv. 473CPapE Shelton JCFPMich XIG612H1971UNoV-WYes of a House\ 20 x 16 cm]Unfold here and theren.probably Oxyrhynchus, Oxyrhynchite nome, EgyptoGreekrRecto - 15; Verso - 1u'Aurelius Serenus, son of Ioannes (John)vJune 27, 514 A.D.w Ann Arborus Serenus, son of Ioannes (John)vJune 27, 514 A.D.w Ann Arbor"5T4368oTW4368obmpTV4369oSW4369obmpSV4370oRW4370obmpRV4371oQW4371obmpQV4372oPW4372obmpPV4373oOW4373obmpOV4374oNW4374obmpNV4375oMW4375obmpMV4376oLW4376obmpLV4377oKW4377obmpKV4378oJW4378obmpJV4379oIW4379obmpIV4380oHW4380obmpHV4381oGW4381obmpGV4382oFW4382obmpFV4385oCW4385obmpCV4385r1W4385r1bmpV4385r2W4385r2bmpV4385r3W4385r32bmpV4386oBW4386obmpBV4387oAW4387obmpAV4388o@W4388obmp@V4389o?W4389obmp?V4389rW4389rbmpV4390o>W4390obmp>V4390r W4390rbmp V4390rb W4390rbbmp V4391o=W4391obmp=V4392o<W4392obmp<V4393o;W4393obmp;V4394o:W4394obmp:V4395o9W4395obmp9V4396o8W4396obmp8V4397o7W4397obmp7V4398o6W4398obmp6V4399o5WI8‚hCR4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>i|Between Pharmouthi 14 and Epeiph 6, Arabikos, son of Noos, has shifted five donkeys, equal 5 donkeys. Year 19 and 18 and 11.jDDone on ph. L. 4: could it be Ptol(las) instead of Noou (PH)? 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A.D.wCairox%Receipt for payment of an unnamed taxyHarpalos(?) son of Serenus(?)ullSizeBack_R1><_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>jScannedk published‚uAO.Mich.inv. 9248COstE Amundsen LFOMich IG135H1935UNoWNoX 28-C61K-D[Receipt for Tax Payment\ 6.2 x 5.4 cmn=Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptoGreekr3uUnknown tax-collectorvIIIrd cent. A.D.wCairox%Receipt for payment of an unnamed taxyHarpalos(?) son of Serenus(?)H‚phBe>Noprobably Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptKyrillos, dekaprotos; Manes(?) son of Maron (see ZPE 88 [1991] 185-186 and n. 15)458Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptOMich ILiturgy (compulsory public service); Tax collection; Taxation (land); TransportationReceipt for Transport of Grain1935Complete; partly fadeCd1Recto; Verso is blankDocumentary<_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>edt_R2>8.4 x 10.2 cm28-C62N-BAurelii Dioskoros, son of Chairemon(?), Philadelphos, Serenos, and IschyrionPHReceipt for delivery of chaffSept. 6, 301 A.D.Amundsen LKaranisO.Mich.inv. 9250GreekCairo6OstNoNoKaranis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptAurelius Dioskoros,K?‰r]Glass? 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Fold_WThe document has been cancelled by chiasm, indicating that the agreement was fulfilled.nLprobably either Arsinoite or Herakleopolite nome, province of Arcadia, EgyptoGreekr12uDFlavius Kyrillos, princeps of the officium of the praeses of ArcadiavAug. 19, 415 A.D.w Ann ArborxReceipt, issued by Flavius Kyrillos, princeps officii praesidis provinciae Arcadiae, to two Alexandrian councillors, for 150 solidi with which he is to have 9000 sextarii of radish oil purchased and delivered to the harbor of the Arsinoite nome9AFlavius Constantius, former consul; Flavius Constans, former consul; Flavius Kyrillos, princeps taxeos hegemonias eparchias Arkadias; Flavius Areios, politeuomenos of Alexandria; Theopempos, bouleutes of Alexandria; Flavius Lausus Horigenes, hegemon of Arkadia; HeraiskoszoAdministration; Feeding; Personal status: Alexandrian citizen; Requisition; Taxation (annona civica); Transporta); Transportargument; and I swear by Almighty GodE‚auUnknown tax-collectorvIVth cent. A.D.wCairox"Receipt (or memorandum) for fodderzTax collection; Taxation (Land)|PHOFProbably Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptPCompleteQ1RRecto; Verso is blankS DocumentaryhA6.1 x 6.9 cm28-C101B-CUnknown tax-collectorPHReceipt (or memorandum) for fodderIVth cent. A.D.Amundsen LO.Mich.inv. 9268GreekCairo3OstNoNoProbably Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of Egypt241Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of Egypt7.9 x 6.7 cm24-5048-S x 13Unknown tax-collectorPHArchive of Melas, son of Horos (?)Receipt for transport of grain to an unknown harbor in the name of MelasFeb. 22 and 24, 302 A.D.Amundsen Lhoriodeiktia of KaranisO.Mich.inv. 4442GreekCairo5OstNoNoprobably Karanis, HerakleidBou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptMelas son of Horos (see O.Mich. I, p. 198)495Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptOMich ILiturgy (compulsory public service); Tax collection; Taxation (land); TransportationReceipt for Transport of Grain1935Complete; partly faded1Recto; Verso is blankDocumentaryEV‚`AO.Mich.inv. 9269COstE Amundsen LFOMich IG275H1935UNoWNoX 28-C106A-D[1Receipt (Certificate) for Work on the Embankments\ 6.2 x 4.9 cmn=Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptoGreekr3uUnknown dyke-surveyorvJuly 14, 192 A.D.wCairoxFProbably a certificate for work on the embankments performed by PasionyPasion son of Komonz3Irrigation; Dyke Corve (compulsory work); Taxation{Periagogos (dioryx)|PHOFprobably Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptP(Lower right corner missing; partly fadedQ1RRecto; Verso is blankS Documentaryhis blankS Documentaryhack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>k published‚`AO.Mich.inv. 9269††omichinv4452†††omichinv4450††††††††YPq‡iCr the other Isidoros, son of Alexander, about 69 years old with a scar on his right knee(?). (2nd hand) I, Papeeis, son of Psenobastis, a Persian(?) [of the epigone], acknowledge that I have received from Sarapion, son of Sarapion, a loan of forty silver drachmai, which I shall return in the month Soterios of the present ninth(?) year without any delay or subterfuge as aforesaid. Pasion, son of Ptolemaios, wrote for him because he is illiterate. (3rd hand) Serapion, son of Serapion. The agD.reement was made with me as aforesaid. Isidoros, son of Alexander, wrote for him because he is illiterate. (4th hand) Year [9(?)] of Domitian, 23rd of the month Domitianus. Registered through the grapheion in Hiera Nesos. (Verso) Acknowledgment of Papeeis to Sarapion of a loan of 40 silver drachmai.j$done, on the orig.; SCANNED, checkedk publishedp5/20/97‡AP.Mich.inv. 5768BRectoCPapDTsame text as P.Mich. Inv. 5767 + 5774; archive of Satabous son of Pnepheros & familyNLŒQ]open it and call me - place of fragments to be checked (different from the edition!); unfold (Verso, col. I, line 9); 1 fragment put Recto on Verson=Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptoGreekr-Frg. 1, Col. 1 - 16; col. 2 - 23; Frg. 2 - 12uAesopusvIIIrd cent. A.D.w Ann ArborxFragments of fables of Aesop (who is named in col. 2, l. 15), including the fable of the eagle and the fox and the one of the farmer's quarrelsome sons(?)y-zAesopus; Fables; Literature{-|PHO Unknown place, province of EgyptP8both fragments broken at the top, left, right and bottomQ2R/Verso; Recto: remains of a document (register?)SLiterary: FablesT 5771v.bmpV 5771r.bmpX 5771r_a.bmpX 5771r_b.bmpX 5771r_c.bmpY 5771r_d.bmpY 5771r_e.bmp` 5771v_a.bmp` 5771v_b.bmp` 5771v_c.bmpa 5771v_d.bmpa 5771v_e.bmphof a document (register?)Literary: Fables5771r.bmp5771v.bmp<_6.bmpDK‚WhA8.2 x 10.1 cm28- C65BR-DAurelius SerenusPHReceipt for the delivery of tax grain by Heron and KopresAmundsen incorrectly puts ostracon at 28-C65-DNov. 3, 252 A.D.Amundsen LO.Mich.inv. 9279GreekCairo10OstNoNoprobably Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of Egypt(BTrebonianus) Gallus, Emperor; Volusianus, Emperor; Aurelius Heron, former agoranomos; Aurelius Kopres, former agoranomos; Pleein son of Mysthes (see ZPE 88 [1991] 183-185); Aurelius Serenus156Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptOMich ITax collection; Taxation (Land)Receipt for Delivery in Kind1935Complete1Recto; Verso is blankD)jiconstantinopleWWconstantinusWWconstantiusWWW[WfWrWWWWWWconstantly&WconstellationsyWconstitutionsWconstraintWWconstructed}WWconstructingnWconstructionWWbW|W}WWconsubstantialOWWWconsulDWconsularis!WconsulatepWconsulshipDWEW}WEWyWWWWWWW WWWWWWW[WrWxWyWzWWWGWWWOWxWW8WconsulshopqWWconsultumqWconsume6WcontainedWWcontainerWcontainersWcontainingWWWWWWcontains`WyWWcontemptkWWWWcontemptuousWWcontemptuouslywWcontentOWWW@WWcontentionWcontentmentBWcontest]WW{WcontinualWcontinuallyWWWWWWcontinue`WaW@WIWcontinuedWWWWW<WWR5><_600DPIFr )DK<‚WAO.Mich.inv. 9279COstE Amundsen LFOMich IG156H1935 nome, province of EgypthA28-C65BR-E; Amundsen incorrectly puts ostracon at 28-C65-EAmundsen LO.Mich.inv. 9280OstNoNo368Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptLiesker WHM-Worp KA178ZPE 881991OMich I1935<_600DPIFront_R1B(><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>k published ‚WAO.Mich.inv. 9279COstE Amundsen LFOMich IG156H1935 LFOMich IG156H1935156H1935G2 (U‚Vl4W.H.M. Liesker - K.A. Worp, ZPE 88 (1991) p. 183-185p12/4/98s725 ic service); Tax collection; Taxation (land); Transportation|PHOFprobably Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptPCompleteQ1RRecto; Verso is blankS DocumentaryhA7.8 x 8.2 cm28-C65BR-E (28-C65-E Amundsen, incorrectly)Unknown tax-collectorPHReceipt for transport of grain to an unknown harbor by PleeinIIIrd cent. A.D. (March 4, 252 A.D.?)Amundsen LO.Mich.inv. 9280GreekCairo3OstNoNoprobably Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptPlej Done on ph.k publishedl0W.H.M. Liesker - K.A. Worp, ZPE 88 (1991) p. 178p12/4/98 0; Amundsen incorrectly puts ostracon at 28-C65-EMZPE 88NLiesker WHM-Worp KAO178P1991UNo-Worp KAO178P1991UNoP1991UNoH#<T4426oW4426obmpV4428oW4428obmpV9obmpV4430oW4430obmpV4431oW4431obmpV4432oW4432obmpV4433oW4433obmpV4434oW4434obmpV4435oW4435obmpV4436oW4436obmpV4437oW4437obmpV4438oW4438obmpV4440o W4440obmp V4441o W4441obmp V4442o W4442obmp V4443o W4443obmp V4444o W4444obmp V4445oW4445obmpV4447oW4447obmpV4448oW4448obmpV4449oW4449obmpV4450oW4450obmpV4451oW4451obmpV4452oWW4452obmpVV4453oW4453obmpV4454oW4454obmpV4455oW4455obmpV4456oW4456obmpV4458oW4458obmpV4459oW4459obmpV4460oW4460obmpV4461oW4461obmpV4462oW4462obmpV4463oW4463obmpV4464oW4464obmpV4465oW4465obmpVD‚Y@hAJCJ‚Z@hACCC‚[hACJ‚\@hAHCH‚]@hAFfCFg‚^@hACsP‚_OhBK>‚`@ #hAECE‚a@u !hBE‚bzhBE‚cnhAHCH‚d@hBDsP‚ewDhBiAD‚fPhBIiI‚g@hAH3CH2sP‚hUIhAIC‚ivGhBJlJ‚j@UJhACJ‚k@hAI/CI1‚l@hAGTCGOsP‚moJhAJC‚n@hAD]CD[‚oyhBDL‚p@OHhB i‚qShBJJ‚r@hAF#CF"‚s9A hBDD&7‚thAKCD‚u@ zD hBD ‚vKGhAG~ClG‚w@zD7hB‚xnhBIsP‚yHhAGNCK‚z@GPyhBI‚{@hADCD‚|yhBHiH@k‚k‚hADCD‚@‚@k ? P‹hBvince of Egyptwriting semi-cursive, irregular(Unnamed) linouphoi; Didyme; Harmais; Theagenes; Oualerias (Valerias)276-279Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptSB XVI 12638RectoZPE 37Account; Agriculture; Profession; SalaryAccount of Wheat1980broken off at the bottom; damaged along a fold on left1CRecto; Verso is blankdocumentary2897r.bmp<_600DPIFront_R1>2897r_6.bmp<_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>i …)hBsons>Kopres son of Orsenouphis, kephaleutes (kephalaiotes); Atisis son of Papas; Paulos son of Isidoros; Kapeis; Pelalis; Neilos son of Strouthe850Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptOMich IITransportationList of donkey drivers(?)1944complete1Recto; Verso is blankDocumentary9881o.bmp<_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>=jdone, on neg.; scannedk publishedp3/12/97 (or earlier)s1132…*AO.Mich.inv. 9877COstD OMich II, 729EPearl OM-Youtie HC /G#‚ThB4OstNoNoprobably Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptManes son of Maron (see ZPE 88 [1991] 185-186 and n. 15)363Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptOMich ILiturgy (compulsory public service); Tax collection; Taxation (land); TransportationReceipt for Transport of Grain1935Complete1Recto; Verso is blankDocumentary<_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>/>7.6 x 5.8 cm29-C65CF-A (28-C65 inner court Amundsen)Unknown tax-collectorPHArchive of Manes, son of MaronReceipt for transport of grain to an unknown harbor by ManesBL III, 264 (l. 3); BL VIII, 526 (date)Late IIIrd cent. A.D. (before Diocletian)Amundsen Lhoriodeiktia of Karanis; ArsinoeO.Mich.inv. 9282GreekCairo5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>@‚>hA28-B168L-BBrowne GMP.Mich.inv. 5421CopticPapNoYes2Pl IKaranis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptMich Coptic Texts1979<_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600BDPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>k publishedlbR. Kasser and H. Satzinger, Wiener Zeitschrift fuer die Kunde des Moregenlandes 74 (1982) 15-32s24604356‡‡`‡omichinv4355‡omichinv4355‡inv4355‡michinv4355‡omichinv4355‡‡‡""a‚3rfrg. I, col. I: 5; frg. I, col. II: 19; frg. I, col. III: 12; frg. II, col. I: 4; frg. II, col. II: 20; frg. III: 9; frg. a: 7; frg. b: 7; frg. c: 6; frg. d: 16; frg. e: 6; frg. f: 5; frg. g: 3; frg. h: 3; frg. i: 5; frg. j: 4; frg. k: 3; frg. l: 11ssmall, round, upright handuUnknownv9IInd cent. A.D. (reign of Hadrian or a few decades later)w Ann Arbor8AFragments of the Acts of the Alexandrian (pagan) martyrs, concerning some injustices committed presumably in Alexandria, towards Alexandrians; there are references to the Jewish-Greek relations, to violence towards young boys (epheboi), to attacks by the soldiery, to a woman pleading for her young son or for her own life, to death and mourning(?) and perhaps to the prefect of Egypt of 103-107 A.D., Gaius Vibius MaximusyLMaximus(?) (= Gaius Vibius Maximus, prefect of Egypt?); (unnamed) arabarchaizXArmy; Ethnicity (Jews, Greeks); Greek city (polis); Justice; Oppression; Violence; Woman{Alexandreus(?)|PH_R2>4800r_c.bm‡> u8leaseoffarmlandinthecustomaryformofanapplicationtVleaseofpasturelandbyherakleidessonofdidymosfromtheVleased]W|WWleaseholdWleasesCWDWEWWWWWWcWWW8W}WkWleasingjWleastWW!WWWWWWWWtWWWWWW_Wleave_WWWWHWWleaving&Wled]WledgerWWWWledgerinwhicharerecordedthenamesofpersonsobligatedVVleeinWlefttWWWWhWWW4W=WBWKWQWVW{WWWWWWZW[WWlWWFWZW[Wleft-handmWlegacyWWlegalqWWW W4WW9WMWWlegallyWlegatiWlegioWlegion!WWWlegionariesWlegitimateWlegteesWlendsWlentilWlentils WleontiskosWWPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>@"hA8.7 x 25.733-158*-EV (3)UnknownPHMonth-by-month list of deliveries, probably of wine or oil, made through different persons in different years, at least partly for the armyca. 312 A.D.Browne GMBabylonP.Mich.inv. 6453GreekAnn Arbor19-PapNoYesunknown harbor, Herakleopolite or MBemphite nome, province of EgyptHorigenes son of Harpokration; Dios son of Horeis, arxas (former archon); Kastor son of Hori[- - -]; Dioskoros son of Lykon, arxas (former archon); Lykapollon son of Hermanoubion; Horion son of Harpokration; Horigenes [- - -]; Sarmates son of Zosimos; Apollonios son of Sarapion; Lykapollon; Herman[- - -]189-190Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptBrowne GM652rig.55‚lR.P. Winnington-Ingram, Lustrum 3 (1958) p. 7, n. 2; E. Poehlmann, Griechische Musikfragmente (Nuernberg, 1960) p. 80; R.A. Pack, The Greek and Latin Literary Texts from Greco-Roman Egypt (Ann Arbor, 1965[2]) No. 2442; A. Blis, REG 109 (1996) p. x-xi.p7/21/97s1711">Unknown place, province of Egypthighly skilled and almost calligraphic hand-179-195Pl. XIXKaranis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptPoehlmann E39-40Denkmaeler altgriechischer Musik1970RectoJEA 51Drama; Literature; MusicUncertain Text or Texts with Musical Notation1965broken off at the left side; much damaged4Recto; Verso: fragmentary accountLiterary; Musical2958r.bmp2958v.b  H„'@JxJhBH_iH`„(@H]x hBE&iE#„)@E'hA CM„*@Jy hBE%i =„+@E-xHhBHDM„,@H[ hA C „-@E0xIhB iAEY„.@IO hBEZ„/@EXhAE\CM„0@E[y hBDiAD„1@Do hBM„2@K8x hBDsPM„3@DAHhA CM CMCD„:hA „;@ hA C „hA C „?OGYhBGZ„@@ n?„AuGhBGG„B@ xhBG{iG„C@ hA „DhA „EhA „FhA „G@ „H@ „I\DhBD„JDDhA C „K@ „Ln „MoEEhBEGiEH„N@ hA „OhA „Pn hB D=„Q@ hB „RhB „ShB „ThA>C „U@ hA „Vy#hBFiF„W@ hA „XnGhAGCG""TYhBobably Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of Egypt182Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptGreek HoroscopesAstrology; Magic; ReligionHoroscope1959broken off at the top and (slightly) on the right side1Recto; Verso is blankSubliterary6329r.bmp<_600DPIFront_R1>6329r_a.bmp<_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>-i600DPIBack_R8>Ki<_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>i./,ˆ./// .merisWWWW3W>WQWRWSWTWUWVWWWXWYWZW[W\W]W^W_W`WaWbWcWdWeWfWgWhWiWjWkWlWmWnWoWpWqWrWsWtWuWvWwWxWyWzW{W|W}W~WWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWy30360ad232-3 zpe106zpe106R3>!hA24-138A-A+ P.Cair. Inv. 57187; P.Iand. VII, 141; P.Mich. Inv. 3159; 4171; 4910Pearl OMsee electronic version of P.Mich. IV, 357BP.Mich.inv. 2830GreekPapYesYessee electronic version of P.Mich. IV, 357B6-7Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptPearl OM-Youtie HC357BPMich BIV, 21939DissTax Roll1938<_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>B\*6sept27412adzVsept29oct28195adVsept29-oct2851addVsept30177bcVsept30299adJVsept4192adVsept5308adNVsept6292adVsept6298adVsept6301adsVsept8302adVsept9296or297adVsept9or1649adVseptoct215andjuly/aug216adVseptoct282adqVseptoct298adVseptemberWWWWW9WtWWWWW!W'Wseptember1119adVseptember11162adVseptember18247bc9Vseptember19or20251bctVseptember2168ad'Vseptember21208adVVseptember2678adVseptember29-october28215ad!Vseptember5103adV ‘4@ 4@ ‘4@ 4@ ‘4@ 4@ ‘4@ ‘4@ 4@ ‘4@ 4@ 4@ ‘4@ ‘4@ ‘4@ 4@ 4@ ‘4@ 4@ ‘4@ 4@ 4@ ‘4@ ‘4@ 4@ *Y}jdoneonorigconservation11scannedchecked-VVdoneonorigconservation4VAVOVVdoneonorigconservation4avistraianossurladatequejeVdoneonorigconservation4checkversotraianosokifiputVdoneonorigconservation6VVdoneonorigscannedcheckedVdoneonorigtraianoscheckacquisitionprobably24-s5000-coVVNzpe108 Nzpe108Nzpe10808Nzpe10808Nzpe108 Nzpe108zpe10808Nzpe108 Nzpe108Nzpe10808zpe10808zpe10808zpe1080810808uly10O217-218 Nzpe108Nzpe108 Nzpe1081080810O217-218 Nzpe108Nzpe108 Nzpe108zpe10808Pmay31309ad31309adQzpe26;121-4[124-137Z140-1X147-50Y193-200W zpe27<245-8_251-4\255-8b259-261a262-4^265-8`278-80] zpe28=286-7c287-9e289-291d292f zpe29>175-89gzpe3?175-7j zpe30"!OhA5.7 x 8.9 cm (inv. 2755a only). Estimated size of the whole roll: ca. 300 x 30 cm. Inv. 2 + 2755a + 3160: Col. 1, frg. a: 4 x 13.2 cm; frg. b: 8.1 x 19.2 cm; Col. 5, frg. c: 11.1 x 7.5 cm; frg. d: 8.5 x 9.4 cm; Col. 6, frg. e: 8.7 x 7.1 cm; frg. f: 5.7 x 5.8 cm; Col. 7, frg. g: 4.1 x 4.5 cm; frg. h: 6.8 x 7.8 cm; Col. 8, frg. i: 10.6 x 26.6 cm; frg. j: 3.6 x 6.6 cm; Col. 8 (end)-col. 10 (begin): 29.5 x 28.2 cm Col. 10 (right side)-14: 101.6 x 29.7 cm24-X-west sideHomerusPH+ P.Mich. inv. 2 + 3160Large fragments of a roll which contained a clean, neat, well-written copy of Iliad XVIIIIInd/IIIrd cent. A.D.Shelmerdine CW-P.Mich.inv. 2755GreekAnn Arborapproximately 44 lines per columntop of shelves 17-18 + 2 glasses in NPapYesYesP.Mich. inv. 2755a waklAP.Mich.inv. 3786CPapE Priest NEF1Homeric Papyri in the Michigan Collection (Diss.)G35H1975UNoWNoance>Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptPearl OM10-1Diss1938PMich IV, 1Tax Roll1936<_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600CDPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>j(left for the end of the APIS-project. PHk publishedAP.Mich.inv. 3786CPapE Priest NEF1Homeric Papyri in the Michigan Collection (Diss.)G35H1975UNoWNoˆomichinv1025810258ˆˆˆomichinv1025710257ˆE%E-„*iMesore 11. Chairemon, through Heron, has brought, for public dues of Karanis, for the sixteenth indiction, one-hundred and twenty litrai of chaff, 120 litrai, only. (2nd hand) I, Ision, have signed.jDone, on ph.; scanned; checkedk publishedp11/23/98s255teQ1RRecto; Verso is blankS DocumentaryT 4410o.bmphA16.4 x 8.8 cm24-5020A-E x 7IsionPHReceipt for chaff of Karanis brought by Heron, for Chairemon, to an unknown harborFor the date, see P.Col. VII, p. 69Aug. 4, 342 A.D.Amundsen LKaranisO.Mich.inv. 4410GreekCairo7OstNoNounknown harbor, Herakleopolite or Memphite nome, provines of Karanis, for the sixteenth indiction, one-hundred and twenty litrai of chaff, 120 litrai, only. I, Ision, have signed.j Done, on ph.k publishedp11/23/98 $OŠhC1995broken off at the bottom; much damaged1RectoDocumentary<_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_60D0DPIBack_R8>iATo Claudius Arius, strategos of the Arsinoite nome, division of Herakleides, from Chairemon, son of Chairemon. On the 10th of the present month Germanicius when I inspected the plot of land which I have leased(?) in the neighbourhood of Psenarpsenesis I discovered that very much wheaat was stolen from it while the watchmen of the field [were absent]. Therefore I request you that [an inquiry be made] into the matter [- - -]j done, on ph.k publishedp8/12/97P1 ,‹xbAccount making the balance between grain coming from various properties and expenses made for themyE(Unnamed) linouphoi; Didyme; Harmais; Theagenes; Oualerias (Valerias)z(Account; Agriculture; Profession; Salary{ Kois kome|PHOFprobably Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptP6broken off at the bottom; damaged along a fold on leftQ1RRecto; Verso is blankS documentaryT 2897r.bmpX 2897r_6.bmphA10.5 x 11 cm24-?UnknownPHAccount making the balance between grain coming from various properties and expenses made for themIInd cent. A.D. (176/177 or 153/154 A.D.?)Gara AKois komeP.Mich.inv. 2897GreekAnn Arbor13-PapNoNoprobably Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, pror . . ., to the account of his salary 8‹hCeidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptZPE 46Alphabet; School; WritingWriting Exercise1982Leaf from a papyrus codex, broken at the top1Recto and VersoSubliterary2816r.bmp2816v.bmp<_600DPIFront_R1>2816r_a.bmp<_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5>D<_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1>2816v_a.bmp<_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>i-j2done, on the orig.; conservation7 SCANNED, checkedk publishedlbR. Cribiore, Writing, Teachers, and Students in Graeco-Roman Egypt (Atlanta, 1996) p. 192, No. 81.p10/1/97s1641n7k publishedp10/1/97 ˆˆ' '"‹hD<_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>jAdone, on the orig. - check: LK, TG (rights? which images, which description? numbers: 4800m, 4801a, 4807g1-5?) what should be scanned? too early to give it to conservation? CHECK: SISTI Francesco (edizione critica e traduzione a cura di), Menandro. Epitrepontes. (Universit di Genova. Facolt di Lettere. Pubblicazioni del Dipartimento di Archeologia, Filologia classica e loro Tradizioni. N.S., 139.) (Genova, 1991) Check: QUCC: not in UM? Scanned for class: FullSize: 4801ar.bmp - problem: rregular, square hand-1-13Pl. IKaranis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptVersoZPE 66Comedy; Literature; Menander$+i†iAOn Epeiph 21, has brought Sarmates, son of Mios, through Asatis and beasts of Mag( ) and of P( ), of Karanis, for the fifteenth indiction, sixty litrai of chaff, = 60 litrai, only. I, Ision, have signed.@Af   fjdone, on neg.; scannedk publishedp3/26/97s1084 HCKaranis; Mag(--) (Magdola? Magais?); P(--)O.Mich.inv. 9827GreekCairo7OstNoYesunknown harbor, Herakleopolite%%Œ*hD$600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>iA}Year 1. [- - -], son(?) of Sambas, has paid to Hermes, son of Aphrodisios, who has in charge the monodesmia of hay on sheep [of the village of Karanis(?)] for the first year the [- - -] on sheep and other animals: [in Pharmouthi(?)] sixteen drachmai, equal 16 drachmai; in Pachon [further] sixteen drachmai, equal 16 drachmai; in Pauni further sixteen [drachmai], equal 16 drachmai}j2done, on the orig.; conservation7 SCANNED, checkedk publishedp8/22/97s2324r>Hermes son of Aphrodisios, ascholoumenos monodesmian chortou probatonPHReceipt for hay tax (monodesmia chortou) on sheep and other animalsLine 4: read z[oon instead of [zoon]. (PH)IIIrd cent. A.D.Sijpesteijn PJ[Karanis?]P.Mich.inv. 4814GreekAnn Arbor7-PapNoN5ŒNsbig, unelegant handuUnknownvIIIrd cent. A.D.w Ann ArborxList of body parts (eyes, ears, cheeks, noses and shoulder), perhaps from a medical text or from a mythological (school?) text showing Hephaistos modeling Pandoray-z3Literature(?); Medicine(?); Mythology(?); School(?){-|PHO Unknown place, province of EgyptP+broken off at the top and on the right sideQ1R"Verso; recto is P.Mich.Koenen 762AS Literary(?)V 6312v.bmp` 6312v_a.bmphA7 x 7 cm32-C63G-FUnknownPHList of body parts (eyes, ears, cheeks, noses and shoulder), perhaps from a medical text or from a mythological (school?) text showing Hephaistos modeling PandoraIIIrd cent. A.D.Gronewald M-P.Mich.inv. 6312GreekAnn Arbor6KPapYesYessorry but wr/><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIOH:literaturemythologyphilosophyMVliteraturephilosophyplatotVliteraturesophoclestragedy7VliturgyWWIWJWfWWTWVW\WcWfWgWhWkWlWoWpWvWxWyWzW|WWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWW W WWWWWWW W WWW#W'W3W<W=W>W?WAWBWXWYWnWoWpWqWvWwWxWyWzW{W|W}WWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWW W!W"W$W(W,W-W/W2W3W5W6W7W8W:W=W?WAWCWDWGWIWKWNWOWPWQWSWTWUWVWWWXWYWZW[W\W]W_W`WcWdWeWfWiWWWWWWW20Y966rWW W W W W WWWWWWWWWWWWWWWW966r1fbmpV966r1gbmpVV966r1hbmpVV966r1ibmpV V966r1jbmp V966r2dbmp V966r2ebmp V V966r2fbmp V966r3ebmp V V966r3fbmp VVV966r3gbmpVV966r3hbmpVV966r4ebmpVV966r4fbmpVV966r4gbmpVV966r4hbmpVV966r5dbmpV966r5ebmpVV966r5fbmpVV966r6dbmpVV966r6ebmpV966r6fbmpV967rMWXW967rgbmpXV967rhbmpMVXV967ribmpMV967rjbmpMV967rkbmpMV968rLW:W;W<W=W968rebmpLV:V968rfbmp:V;V968rgbmp;V<V968rhbmp=Vmperor230Tebtynis, Polemonos meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptPMich VChild; Justice; Police; Profession; Theft; ViolenceW5258vbmp>V5374vW5374vbmpV5473rvWwW5473rbmpvVwV5474vW5474vbmpV5769vW5769vbmpV5771vQW5771vbmpQV5791vW5791vbmpV5834vW5834vbmpV5852vW5852vbmpV5883vW5883vbmpV5919vWWW5919vbmpVVV5922vW5922vbmpV5927vW5927vbmpV5961vVW5961vbmpVV6240vW6240vbmpV6312vNW6312vbmpNV766pi-ivGW766pi-ivbmpGV766pivGW766pivbmpGV768wdW768wdbmpV7vW7vbmpV925vW925vbmpV98v@W98vbmp@V9: WiroyalWWWWroyallandWrubbishWWrufinus WrufusEW}WWWWWW"WGWrugsWruinWWruined=WruinsmWnWruleWruledOWrulerWWCWrulersWrulesyWrulingyWrullius"W0Wrulliustoiuliusapollinariushisbrothergreetingimarvel0VrunyWSWWrun-off|Wrunnels WrunningyWfWhWWWmWruns_WWyWrushed]WrushesCWDWEWVWWWW}WruthWrutiliusWWryl{WKWsW_WW2WWPW\W*W+WgWWWWWWWPWWW1WJWWWW^WhWWW-WsaWsabYWsabakousfWhWWWWsabaothTWsabaousaWsabaoussonofpaesiosaVsabatousuWsabeinosWllSizeFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFron)& ‚iAt1st cleruchy. Ptolemais Nea(?): the southern division of the whole area in one plot, consisting of as many arourai as it may have and extending west to east. From this plot the northern division will be irrigated; the irrigation canal is on the western side of the aforesaid plot of the southern division. All taxes in kind and in money to the extent of a half share . . .tjMDone, on ph. Edition: off-print filed downstairs under Inv.Nr. 5644a. scannedk publishedl Cl. Praux, CE 28 (1953) p. 394.p6/5/97s1671 s, son of Petaus; Tapetsiris daughter of Pnepheros, his wife; Petaus, their son; Thaesis, their daughter; Tamusthas, their daughter; Tithoues, son of Petaus, brother of Tithoues presbyteros; [- - -], brother and guardian of Tapetsiris; Aphrodisios%zfAnimal; Death; Family; Land & House Ownership; Personal status: minor child (& guardians); Will; Woman{/Ptolemais Euergetis (Arsinoiton polis); Karanis|PHd to the children]] [and I appoint her and ApM"ŒhAP.Mich.inv. 2899CPapD4P. Mich. inv. 2987 (other copy of the same document)ESijpesteijn PJF PMich XVIIIG785AH1996IPl. XXVWYesX2Found in Courtyard South of Street 5000 in 1924-25[Copy of a Will\ 18 x 22.4 cmn=Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptoGreekr21u!Tithoues the elder, son of Petausv3Either December 30, 47 A.D. or December 29, 61 A.D.wCairoxCopy of a donation in contemplation of death (donatio mortis causa), by which the properties of Tithoues the elder, son of Petaus, are to be divided, after his death, between his wife Tapetsiris, their son and their two daughters9A%Claudius or Nero, Emperor; Tithoues presbyteros, son of Petaus; Tapetsiris daughter of Pnepheros, his wife; Petaus, their son; Thaesis, their daughter; Tamusthas, their daughter; Tithoues, son of Petaus, brother of Tithoues presbyteros; [- - -], brother and guardian of Tapetsiris; Aphrodisios%o each a] third part, the [miscellaneous] sheep of the flock [with a total ŒhCJullSizeBack_R2><_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>&i}[From . . .]sthes to the headman of the eirenarchs [of the village of Karanis(?)]. Immediately on receiving my letter [- - -]j done, on ph.k publishedp7/15/97s2425named) kephalaiotes eirenarchon [of Karanis(?)]93-94Pl. 3Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptbBASP 33Justice; PoliceOrder to the kephalaiotes of the eirenarchs1995broken off on the left side and at the bottom1RectoDocumentary2842r.bmp<_600DPIFront_R1>2842r_a.bmp<_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>^iA(Col. I and lines 1-10 of col. II too fragmentary to be translated) (Col. II, lines 11-15) In the tenth year of the Emperor Caesar Traianus Hadrianus Augustus, Hathyr. Has paid to Moros and associates, collectors, Petaus son of Pakysis, for garden-tax of the eight year, of Karanis, (for apomoira) 970 copper (drachmai); for transport of olives, 150; for naubion, 105; for additional charges, 245; for acreage tax, 650 copper (drachmai); for additional charges. 50; for exchange, 35; for the ry>Ann ArborCol. I - 1 +f Pakysis`@ Q204-6TMUitoWWWWWWWWWWWWWW$W%W'W*W+W-W.W7W8W9W?W@WDWEWFWGWHWIWKWMWNWOWPWQWRWSWUWVWWWYWZW[W]W^W_W`WaWbWdWeWgWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWW W W W W WWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWW W!W"W#W$W%W&W'W(W*W-W.W1W2W3W4W6W:W;W<W=W@WAWCWEWGWJWKWLWNWOWRWSWXWZW[W_Wtoaswordsman2obols-V ,9X‹iAAccount of rents of the 17th year: from the (estate) on the east 20 artabai of wheat from the (estate) of the linen-weaver 54 1/3 artabai of wheat from the village of Kois, through Didyme 8 artabai of wheat from Harmais 10 artabai of wheat from Theagenes 15 artabai of wheat Of these, cost of expenses: payment for threshinBg of the (estate) on the east and others 6 1/6 artabai of wheat expenses of transport of the linen-weavers 3 artabai of wheat payment for threshing of the barley 1 1/6 artabai of wheat for Valerias 20 artabai of wheat for . . ., to the account of his salary ;+ R‹hB>IInd cent. A.D., not long after July 27, 179 A.D.Youtie LCAntinoitis; Aigyptos; Arsinoites; Hepta NomoiP.Mich.inv. 5262GreekAnn Arbor38DPapYesYesif possible, join the fragments into one glass?perhaps Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of Egypt[Tiberius(?)] Claudius Xenophon, epistrategos ton HeptaC Nomon; Iulia Herais, Antinoitis; Gaius Iulius Priscus, son of Iulia Herais; Titus Pactumeius Magnus, prefect; Herakleides, son of Ammonios, misthotes katalochismon Arsinoeitou kai allon nomon81-88Pl. IIIKaranis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptSB XVI 12678 (and XVIII, p. 484)aZPE 42Justice; Land Ownership; Personal status: Antinoite citizen; Tax Collection (& extortion); Violenc Q1‹hDe; WomanPetition to an Epistrategos1981broken off on the left side of the upper half, and (slightly) at the bottom; much damaged on the left side of the lower half; upper right part marred by a very large centrally-located hole4Recto; Verso is blankdocumentary5262ar.bmp<_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_ER3>5262ar_a.bmp<_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>ie] which requires your adjudication. [Since] Herakleides, son of Ammonios, farmer of the tax on catoecic registry for the Arsinoite and other nomes, possessing a brutal character, has intimidated me, wishing to ‹hANovember 1924Youtie HCP.Mich.inv. 1610LPapYesYes103-4Pl VbSB XVI 12590vZPE 351979<_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>~k publisheds1489 R8>eogr Descr>See electronic version of PMich IX, 556Traianus, Emperor; Pnepheros son of Satabous (see P.Mich. IX, p. 4-5); Psenobastis son of Satabous (see P.Mich. IX, p. 4-5); Kastor son of Phanomgeus; Apion son of Phasis; Heron son of Satyros (see P.Mich. IX, 550 etc.); Esouris son of Eso-@+v‹v1IInd cent. A.D., not long after July 27, 179 A.D.w Ann Arbor8ADPetition to Claudius Xenophon, epistrategos of the Heptanomia, with appended copy of a former petition to Titus Pactumeius Magnus, prefect of Egypt, addressed to them by Julia Herais, an Antinoite woman who complains against a tax collector, who has attempted to impose her to pay some land tax which she is not used to pay.Dy[Tiberius(?)] Claudius Xenophon, epistrategos ton Hepta Nomon; Iulia Herais, Antinoitis; Gaius Iulius Priscus, son of Iulia Herais; Titus Pactumeius Magnus, prefect; Herakleides, son of Ammonios, misthotes katalochismon Arsinoeitou kai allon nomonzjJustice; Land Ownership; Personal status: Antinoite citizen; Tax Collection (& extortion); Violence; Woman{-Antinoitis; Aigyptos; Arsinoites; Hepta Nomoi|PHOEperhaps Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of Egyptnd Ownership; Personal status: Antinoite citizen; Tax Collection (& extortion); Violence; Woman<_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>BiA[If there is a datum 'Not if the first the second' and] an inference 'If the first the second', the Methodic infers 'Not the first'. If not if the first the second, [not in any case] the second or not the [first]. Therefore not the first. If it is not the case that both not if the first the second and not [if not] the first the second, then either not if [the first] the second or if not the first the [second]. If the-first-and-the-second, then not [either the-first]-but-not-the-second or [understand the text (sponsored by Bayer)Unknown place, province of Egyptprofessional book hand: good-sized, well-spaced, round-style capitals, sometimes decorated with serifs, dots, or wedges; some corrections from a second hand, tiny but very similar. Apostrophe used after ouk; paragraphoi and dikola mark off eac/3B.soknopaiounesosherakleidoumerisarsinoitenomeprovinceoVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVV"V#V$V%V&V'V(V)V*V+V,V-V.V/V0VV'V7V8V9VtVVVVVVV-VVVVsomeyWtaleiWtebtynisW8W9WWWWWWW1W2W3W4W5W6W7W8W9W:W;W<W=W>W?W@WAWBWCWDWEWFWGWHWIWJWKWLWMWNWOWPWQWRWSWTWUWVWWWXWYWZW[W\W]W^W_W`WaWbWcWdWeWfWgWhWiWjWkWlWmWnWoWpWqWrWsWtWuWvWwWxWyWzW{W|W}W~WWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWW*†hA6 x 4 cm31-II215-P (7)unknown customs officialPHReceipt for payment of the customs duty for the harbor of MemphisJanuary 19, 178 A.D.Sijpesteijn PJNesos Soknopaiou (Soknopaiou Nesos); MemphisP.Mich.inv. 6200GreekCairo7PapNoYesSoknopaiou Nesos, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province oBf EgyptTryphon; Marcus Aurelius & Commodus, Emperors271Pl IVSoknopaiou Nesos, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptPCustomsAnimal; Customs; Taxation; TransportCustomshouse Receipt1987badly damaged1RectoDocumentary<_600DPIFront_R1>6 x 4 cm31-II215-P (1)-(3)unknown customs officialPHReceipt for payment of the customs duty for the harbor of MemphisSeptember 9, 143 A.D.Sijpesteijn PJSoknopaiou Nesos; MemphisP.Mich.inv. 6198GreekCairo8PapNoYesSoknopaiou Nesos, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptSotas; Antoninus Pius, Emperor191Pl. IISoknopaiou Nesos, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptcPCustomsCustoms; Taxation; TransportCustomshouse Receipt1987complete1RectoDocumentary<_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2>YQ8BA=L!7of@/3!B; l'd>9Q<e vL!8=X;3oxyrhynchite@M}oxyrhynchus@Qperhapsphiladelphiaherakleidoumerisarsinoitenomeprovin@ mphiladelpheiaphiladelphiaLplace@'bpolemonos&probably\=Sprobablykaranisherakleidoumerisarsinoitenomeprovinceo@?probablytaleipolemonosmerisarsinoitenomeprovinceofeg@Bfprovince>!B: hL8 10 x 5 cm33-B503-MEutrygios(?)PHReceipt for delivery of wheat made by Aurelius(?) AlontiosIVth cent. A.D. (August 8)Sijpesteijn PJKaranisP.Mich.inv. 6536GreekAnn Arbor4Karanis sectionPapNoNoeither Karanis of unknown harbor, Memphite or Herakleopolite nome, province of EgyptMelas(?)425Pl. XISoknopaiou Nesos, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptbPCustomsAnimal; Customs; Taxation; TransportCustomshouse Receipt1987lower left corner broken off1RectoDocumentary<_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>,orner broken off1RectoDocumentary9 x 8 cm31-II203E-P (14)Unknown tax-collectorPHReceipt for payment of the poll tax (laographia) by Sarapion son of PasionSeptember 11, 162 A.D.Sijpesteijn PJSyriakes (Arsinoiton polis)P.Mich.inv. 6189GreekAnn Arbor7-PapNoYesArsinoiton polis, Arsinoite nome, province of Egypt<_600DPIBack_R8>i'v3‹~iA[Copy of a draft] from the [bank of - - -. Year] 7 of Imperator [Caesar Titus] Aelius Hadrianus Antoninus [Augustus Pius], Hathyr 7. Chairemonis [daughter of - - - granddaughter of] Sokrates with, as guardian [her relative(?)] Sarapion son of Seuthes to Pasion [son of - - -]: (it is acknowledged) that he has received from Chairemonis a dowry upon herself of forty silver drachmai [and] a white tunic worth twenty drachmai. And they will live together with each other, Pasion supplying her witBh all that is necessary and with clothing as befits a married woman in proportion to his means; and when a separation takes place, Pasion will return to Chairemonis the afore-mentioned dowry and the tunic in the same valuation.j#done, on the orig. SCANNED, checkedk publishedp10/1/97s2871uation.jdone, on the orig.k publishedp10/1/97 Ann Arbor13-PapNoYesUnknown place, prprov'‹j2done, on the orig.; conservation7 SCANNED; checkedk publishedlFr. Uebel, Archiv 21 (1971) p. 187, No. 1167; C. Austin, Comicorum Graecorum fragmenta in papyris reperta (Berlin - New York, 1973) p. 10, No. 27.p10/1/97s2626‹AP.Mich.inv. 3688CPapE Henrichs AFZPE 4G23-30H1969IPl IIIeUYesVKWYesXpurchased by Prof. Boak in 1925 (report submitted by H.I. Bell, dated May 2, 1925); described as coming from Behneseh (Oxyrhynchus)u CallimachushApurchased by Prof. Boak in 1925 (report submitted by H.I. Bell, dated May 2, 1925); described as coming from Behneseh (Oxyrhynchus)CallimachusHenrichs AP.Mich.inv. 3688KPapYesYes23-30Pl IIIeZPE 41969<_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600D"Formal round" %Œ#9A Septimius Severus, Caracalla and [[Geta]], Emperors; Ptolemais (Ptolemaios) son of Ptolemaios (& associates) en klero sitologias of Karanis (see also P.Mich. VI, 398); Dioskoros son of Mysthes (& associates) en klero sitologias of Karanis (see also P.Mich. VI, 398) z2Damnatio memoriae; Taxation (Land); Tax collection{Karanis|PHO=Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptP.broken off on the right side and at the bottomQ1RRectoS DocumentaryT 2900ar.bmphA9.4 x 8.6 cm25-Court S of S5000Ptolemaios, son of Ptolemaios, and Dioskoros, son of Mysthes, en klero sitologiasPHReceipt of grain for land taxJune 10, 207 A.D.Sijpesteijn PJKaranisP.Mich.inv. 2900GreekCairo11PapNoYesKaranis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of Egypt5 X 2 cm30-C123BBJ-AUnknownPHFragment of a document of uncertain natureIInd/IIIrd cent. A.D.Sijpesteijn PJ-P.Mich.inv. 5838GreekAnn Arbor4Karanis section (folder 1/8)PapNoYesunfold (on top of 6th and 8th letters of l. 1)Unknown place, province of Egypt<_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>i((Text too fragmentary to be translated).j)done, on the orig.; conservation6 SCANNEDk publishedp8/8/979633v9633‹‹OFŒJhA6.1 x 10.3 cm26-B7H-HHomerusPHFragment of the beginning of Iliad VIIIst-beginning of IInd cent. A.D.Most GW-P.Mich.inv. 4768GreekCairo13PapYesUnknown place, province of Egyptupright round majuscule belonging to the initial phase of the canon of the so-called "Roman uncial"-759Pl. IKaranis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of Egypta, b, cPMich XVIIIHomerus; LiteratureIliad VII, 1-131996broken off on the left and right sides and at the bottom3Recto; Verso is blankLiterary: Epic<_600DPIFront_R1><&"o*Œzx12 x 3.4 cm29-C123CN-AUnknownPHSmall fragment of the copy of a document of uncertain natureEnd of IInd cent./beginning of IIIrd cent. A.D. (reign of Septimius Severus?)Sijpesteijn PJ[Ptolemais] Euergetis(?) (Arsinoiton polis)P.Mich.inv. 5722GreekCairo17papYesUnknown place, province of EgyptW?W@WAWBWCWDWEWFWGWHWIWJWKW*†ORPhilopator he kai Theagenous, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptP badly damagedQ1RRecto; Verso is blankS DocumentaryX 6188br_a.bmphA7.5 x 5.2 cm31-II203E-P (13)unknown customs officialPHReceipt for payment of the customs duty for the harbor of MemphisJanuary 19, 210 A.D.Sijpesteijn PJPhilopator he kai Theagenous; MemphisP.Mich.inv. 6188GreekAnn Arbor6-PapNoYesPhilopator he kai Theagenous, Herakleidou meriouse Receipt\ 7.5 x 5.2 cmnFSoknopaiou Nesos, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptoGreekr6uunknown customs officialvJanuary 19, 210 A.D.w Ann ArborxAReceipt for payment of the customs duty for the harbor of MemphisyPabousz$Animal; Customs; Taxation; Transport{%Philopator he kai Theagenous; Memphis|PH><_600DPIFrontA.D.'E‡hBorth a glass? If yes, should we leave it with inv. 3091probably Philadelpheia, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, EgyptZenon (son of Agreophon) (see Pros.Ptol. I 80 + add.); Labois (son of Poklelis, georgos) (see Pros.Ptol. IV 10279)89Philadelpheia, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, EgyptPMich ISalary; WorkMemorandum1931broken off on the right side1CRecto; Verso is blankDocumentary<_600DPIFront_R1>3092r_a.bmp<_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>e>Logic19738.5 x 7 cm31-II203E-P (10)unknown customs officialPHReceipt for payment of the 3 % customs dutyIInd/IIIrd. cent. A.D. (January 5/6)Sijpesteijn PJDionysiasP.Mich.inv. 6185GreekAnn Arbor6-PapNoYesDionysias, Themistou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptHerakles466Pl. XIVSoknopaiou Nesos, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptaPCustomsAnimal; Customs; Taxation; TransportCustomshouse Receipt1987badly damaged1Recto; Verso is blankDocumentary6185ar_a.bmp<_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFrontshed'd.ofWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWW*†AP.Mich.inv. 6183BgCPapESijpesteijn PJFPCustomsG467H1987IPl. XIVUNoWYesX31-II203E-P (8)[Customshouse Receipt\ 12.5 x 5 cmnFSoknopaiou Nesos, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptoGreekr11uunknown customs official of EgypthPCustoms1987<_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFrBont_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>jSoknok published†AP.Mich.inv. 6183BgCPapESijpesteijn PJFPCustomsG467H1987IPl. XIVUNoWYesX31-II203E-P (8)[Customshouse Receipt\ 12.5 x 5 cmnFSoknopaiou Nesos, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptoGreekr11uunknown customs official>‰AP.Mich.inv. 6057BaCPapESijpesteijn PJFPMich XVG689H1982IPl. IVUNoV-WYesX 31-102D2-P[Receipt for Rent\12.2 x 12.5 cm] glass needed?nFSoknopaiou Nesos, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptoGreekr6uSyrionv8/9 A.D. the wall of Psenatymis, weaver, fell upon them and - - - my wife who is pregnant is in danger of her life and as a result of this it happened that a robe worth 1 bronze talent and a woman's sleeved tunic worth 4,000 drachmai and the other furniture in theB} house were destroyed. I therefore present this petition to you in order that you may - - - until I obtain redress. Farewell.kj)done on the orig.; conservation11 scannedk publishedl#G. Husson, BibO 42 (1985) col. 331.p1/7/98‰AP.Mich.inv. 6057BaCPapESijpesteijn PJFPMich XVG689H1982IPl. IVUNoV-WYesX 31-102D2-P[Receipt for Rent\12.2 x 12.5 cm] glass needed?nFSoknopaiou Nesos, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptoGreekr6uSyrionv8/9 A.D.-P†AP.Mich.inv. 6182BbCPapESijpesteijn PJFPCustomsG454H1987IPl. XIII Verso is blankDocumentary<_600DPIFront_R1>6182dr_a.bmp<_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>iPaid, [through the gate-house of Dionysias(?)], the (customs duty) for the harbor of Memphis(?), by Herakles, exporting twenty-one, 21, artabai of olives on three, 3, camels and two, 2, foals. Year 16, the twenty-eighth of Hadrianos, 28.j)done on the orig.; conservation11 scannedk publishedp1/5/98†AP.Mich.inv. 6182BbCPapESijpesteijn PJFPCustomsG454H1987IPl. XIII tion; TransportCustomshouse Receipt1987Unknown placenice, big, rounded capital hand of the ornamental style (Gronewald); accents, apostrophes, interpunction-105-116Pl. IVKaranis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptLloyd-Jones H - Parsons P276Supp*†xAReceipt for payment of the customs duty for the harbor of MemphisyAnkophis (Anchophis)z$Animal; Customs; Taxation; Transport{)Memphis; Soknopaiou Nesos, Arsinoite nome|PHO)Memphis, Memphite nome, province of EgyptPdamaged at the bottomQ2RRectoS DocumentaryhA10 x 9 cm31-II203E-P (3)unknown customs officialPHReceipt for payment of the customs duty for the harbor of MemphisIInd/IIIrd. cent. A.D. (November 24/25)Sijpesteijn PJMemphis; Soknopaiou Nesos, Arsinoite nomeP.Mich.inv. 6178GreekCairo5PapNoYesMemphis, Memphite nome, province of Egypt1987damaged at the bottom2RectoDocumentary<_600DPIFront_R1><_6**†hA7 x 7.3 cm31-II203E-P (3)unknown customs officialPHReceipt for payment of the 3 % customs duty (see also P.Mich. inv. 6177a)IInd/IIIrd. cent. A.D. (February 6/7)Sijpesteijn PJDionysiasP.Mich.inv. 6178GreekCairo6PapNoYesDionysias, Themistou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptHerakles469Pl. XIVSoknopaiou Nesos, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptaPCustomsAnimal; Customs; Taxation; TransportCustomshouse Receipt1987damaged in the middle1RectoDocumentary<_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><O""gljbingence331958p279-280rapackthegreekandlatinl3Vjbingence441969p127Vthegreekandlatinl3Vjbingence441969p127VV>91-6Pl IaKaranis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptBruckner A-Marichal R299PhotoChLA V1976ZPE 51970<_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>k published ‹AP.Mich.inv. 124BrCPapETov EFZPE 5G17-20H1970IPl IIaJ SB X 10759UNoWYesXFMarch,April,1920; Acquired by Grenfell - Kelsey; Prepared by Hunt,1920h0Œ&&>ŒiA[- - -] [Year 2(?), Pharmouthi] 5 on account of Pachon. [- - -, son of (- - -, grandson of)] Satabous has paid through Apolinarius[- - -] for garden land of the 1st(?) year 750 copper drachmai, for the transport of olives 105 (copper drachmai), for naubion 75 (copper drachmai), [for additional charges 190 (copper drachmai), for acreage 500 (copper drachmai)], for additional charges 40 (copper drachmai), for exchange 10 (copper drachmai), for the receipt 1 obol, for the naubion tax on the kBatoikoi [50 (copper drachmai), for additional charges 5 (copper drachmai), for exchange] 1 (copper drachma), for the receipt 1 obol, [for the geometria of the 2nd(?) year 15 (copper drachmai), for additional charges] 5 1/2 obols, for the receipt 1 obol.jdone, on ph. scannedk publishedp9/17/97s1667TMcE8sideDWEWWWW8WWWGWWsidesWsidonWsifting-WsignalmentsW4WBW`WWZWsignatorymWsignatureWmWsignaturesyWWWWsigned`WaWWWsignifying2WsignsWsilver`WW>WWWWWWxWWZW[W`Wsiphon1WPWTW~WWsisoisWWrWsisterWWvW W7W:WcWsWWWWW-W2W;WHWIWJWRWWEWsister'sW-WsistersFWW:WWsitesVWsitologiafWsitologoiWWWWWWWWW WWWWWWWWWWsitologosW>WWWjWsitonionWWWWWWWWWWWWWsituatedFWsituation4WsixUW]W7W8WEWqWtWWWxWW0Wsix-witnesstWsix-witnessdoubledeedforaloanof6490copperdrachmaiatVsixthW7W>Wsketchy/W"hDright sides; many worm-holes1RectoLiterary4832r.bmp<_600DPIFront_R1>4832r_a.bmp<_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>je/four lines from the end) and one on the right side (five/six lines from the end); small fold hides last letter (iota) of line 6 of col. I; overlapping at end of line 15 of col. II (3rd line from the end)Unknown place, province of Egypt-4Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptA small trace of a third column was unfolded on the right. (PH)Renner TT331-337Pho**†hC!00DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>iPaid, through the gate-house of Soknopaiou Nesos, the 3 % (customs duty), by Sarapion, exporting on one donkey [three] artabai of bitter vetch(?). Year 33(?), the seventh of Phaophi(?), 7.jdone on the plate.k publishedl"J.M.S. Cowey, ZPE 84 (1990) p. 75.p12/23/97s2646†AP.Mich.inv. 6149BaCPapESijpesteijn PJFPCustomsG448H1987IPl XIIUNoWYesX31-II200-P (5)-(6)[Customshouse Receipt\ 5.8 x 5.5 cmnFSoknopaiou Nesos, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptoGreekr6uunknown customs officialv(IInd/IIIrd. cent. A.D. (September 16/17)wCairoxXReceipt for payment of the customs duty for protection during travels through the desertyPabousprovince of Egypt$"n=Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptoGreekr7sbLarge, upright, rather square hand; ornamental flourish at the left end of the cross-stroke of tauuHomerusvIInd/IIIrd cent. A.D.w Ann ArborxSmall fragment of the Iliady-zHomerus; Literature{-|PHO Unknown place, province of EgyptP@broken off at the top and bottom and on the left and right sidesQ1RRecto; Verso is blankSLiterary: EpicT 4990r.bmpX 4990r_a.bmphA2.5 x 4 cm27-230A-HHomerusPHSmall fragment of the IliadIInd/IIIrd cent. A.D.Priest NE-P.Mich.inv. 4990GreekAnn Arbor7-PapNoYesUnknown place, province of EgyptLarge, upright, rather square hand; ornamental flourish at the left end of the cross-stroke of tau<0A-H[Iliad XIV, 314-320\ 2.5 x 4 cm Lexicogra*†iPaid, through the gate-house of Soknopaiou Nesos, the tax for the guard of the desert route, by Pabous, exporting bitter vetch on two donkeys. Year 11, the nineteenth of Thoth, 19.jdone on the plate.k publishedp12/26/97s2645 unknown customs officialPHReceipt for payment of the customs duty for protection during travels through the desertIInd/IIIrd. cent. A.D. (September 16/17)Sijpesteijn PJSoknopaiou NesosP.Mich.inv. 6149GreekCairo6PapNoYesSoknopaiou Nesos, Herakleidou meris, Arsate. Soknok publishedp12/26/97 >jSoknok publishedPapESijpesteijn PJFPCustomsG448H1987IPl XIIUNoWYesX31-II200-P (5)-(6)nFSoknopaiou Nesos, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgypthHv‰Z9A_Theon, topogrammateus and komogrammateus of Oxyrhynchon polis (see also P.Oxy. II, 252); Eutychides, topogrammateus and komogrammateus of Oxyrhynchon polis (see also P.Oxy. II, 252); Soeris daughter of Asklepiades and mother of Apollonios; Zoilos son of Zoilos, legal guardian of Soeris; Apollonios son of Theon and Soeris; Onnophris (see Geographica)_zHAnachoresis; Census; Family; Poverty; Tax collection; Woman (& guardian){*Oxyrhynchon polis; laura rhymes Onnophreos|PHO1Oxyrhynchus, Oxyrhynchite nome, province of EgyptPbroken off at the bottomQ2RRecto; Verso is blankS DocumentaryX 1973r_a.bmph_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>iiishedp9/15/98 nome, province of EgyptPMich XAnachoresis; Census; Family; Poverty; Tax collection; Woman (& guardian)1'Vd LjzenonzenoncheckallbibliographycardwasveryuncompletelVzijn WWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWW W W W W WWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWW W!W"W#W$W%W&W'W(W)W*W+W,WzilliacusWzmaenhKWznwWzpeWWWWW&W]WWzuWzuerntSWzurWzwischenIWkassignedWdescribedZ 569{published -1=EHMRV_`agklpqstuwxyz{|}~ pmichiii€ pmichiiipmichinv1717€190  pmichiii€pmichixpmichinv2911€558 pmichix€pmichvi4#=NT4329o{W4329obmp{V4330ozW4330obmpzV4331oyW4331obmpyV4332oxW4332obmpxV4333owW4333obmpwV4334ovW4334obmpvV4335ouW4335obmpuV4336otW4336obmptV4337W4337bmpV4337osW4337obmpsV4338orW4338obmprV4339oqW4339obmpqV4340opW4340obmppV4341ooW4341obmpoV4342onW4342obmpnV4343omW4343obmpmV4344olW4344obmplV4345okW4345obmpkV4346ojW4346obmpjV4347oiW4347obmpiV4348ohW4348obmphV7obmp_V4359o]W4359obmp]V4385r1W4385r1bmpV4385r2W4385r2bmpV4385r3W4385r32bmpV4389rW4389rbmpV4390r W4390rbmp V4390rb W4390rbbmp V4527rtW4527rbmptV4528rsW4528rbmpsV4529p2W4529p2bmpV4529p3W4529p3bmpV45r|W45rbmp|V4607rW4607rbmpV4666arW4666arbmpVFFh„P>Nearly complete (upper right corner missing); partly blackenedQ1 + 1RRecto; Verso is blankS DocumentaryhAInv. 4305: 6.6 x 14.8 cm; inv. 4305a: 7.2 x 16.1 cm24-5051A-A x 3UnknownPH+ O.Mich. inv. 4305List of donkey-drivers and of their donkeys, or of loads of some material brought by themBL III, 263 on lines 12,13; VII, 289 on lines I12,II7,16Late IIIrd/early IVth cent. A.D.Amundsen Llagon tou HatreO.Mich.inv. 4305Greek172-173 ADYoutie HCRep Editor - Pearl OM; Rep Ser. - Diss; 1938; pg. 9 - 10 see electronic version of P.Mich. IV, 224P.Mich.inv. 4171GreekF and H - Check: additional frgg. in wooden trays, at the bottom of Case 19?PapYesNosee electronic version of P.Mich. IV, 224224Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptPearl OM - Youtie HC357 C, DPMich IV1939PMich IV, 1Tax Roll1937<_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><,}‡AP.Mich.inv. 6923BRectoCPapE Husselman EMFPMich IXG535H1971UNoVKaranis sectionWNoA 24-5006F1-N @/>GreekPapNoNosee electronic version of P.Mich. IV, 224224Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptPMich IVTax Roll1937<_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPCIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>k published‡AP.Mich.inv. 6923BRectoCPapE Husselman EMFPMich IXG535H1971UNoVKaranis sectionWNoA 24-5006F1-N @   &&‹ hClementum Hellenisticum1983cZPE 15Callimachus; Elegy; LiteratureAitia, Book I(?)1974broken off at the top and on the right side; damaged1Recto; Verso is blankLiterary: Elegy<_600DPIFront_R1>4761cr_a.bmp<_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4>D<_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>jAdone, on the orig.; conservation7 SCANNED; checked Check8/7/99: "M. Fernandez Galiano, EClas 23 (1979) 285; PJ Parsons, Actes VIIe Congres FIEC (Budapest, 1984) 517-531"@A* 3  *k publishedlU=Q‡j3done, on the orig.; conservation8; scanned; checkedk publishedp10/8/97s1756‡AP.Mich.inv. 966Ba, recto, col. I-IICPapDIArchive of Kronion son of Apion, nomographos of the grapheion of TebtynisEBoak AERFPMich IIG124, recto, col. I-IIH1933KBL III,108 (col. I, 9; 13; 17; 26; 27; col. II, 4; 7; 17). - Col. I, l. 9: read [Tet]osireo(s) instead of [Pet]osireo(s); - l. 10: read tous a[u]to(us), instead of tous allous; - col. II, l. 12: 360, not 307 drachmai. (PH)UYesVBWNoX3June 1922; acquired from Nahman from British Museum[/Register of Documents Prepared at the Grapheion\ 33.5 x 22 cm_"Recto" and "Verso" are used here as defined by the editor, according to the orientation of the writing toward the fibres, but it is to be noticed that the text on Recto, col. I-II seems to be a continuation of Verso, col. I-II.nAccount; Animals; Feeding; Trad/#ŠrHRecto, col. I - 25; col. II - 1 lower margin, upside down - 2; Verso - 2srRecto (main text and marginal note): clear and practised second-century hand; Verso: very small and irregular handuUnknownvca. 144/145 A.D.w Ann Arbor8A Official letters concerning mortgaged property which belonged to Zenon, tax-collector at Syene, and about which local officials in the Fayoum and elsewhere had to make sure that it would not be transferred or wrongfully encumbered, and then report to higher officials 9A[Aelius] Sarapion(?), strategos [of the Herakleidou meris]; [- - -]on alias Proclus [- - -]; Serenus, former strategos; Herennius Pansa, former epitropos Kaisaros(?); Valerius Marion; Zenon (son of Herakleides), misthotes Syenitikes pyles (misthotes hieras pyles Syenes) (see O.Cair., p. 134); Tyrannos (Tyrannus) Krespeinos (Crispinus) Eueides, oikonomos Kaisaros; Eulalos, tablarios (tabularius); Antoninus Pius, Emperor; Sam[- - -] in your nome, and report both to me aP‡zUAgriculture; Army; Land ownership and lease; Personal status: Roman citizen (soldier){HRome; Karanis, Arsinoite nome; Bacchias; Onkos; Alkias(?); Hiera (Nesos)|PHOFprobably Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptPdamaged in some spotsQ1RRecto; Verso unpublishedS DocumentaryT 5883r.bmpV 5883v.bmpX 5883r_a.bmpX 5883r_b.bmpY 5883r_c.bmpY 5883r_d.bmp` 5883v_a.bmp` 5883v_b.bmp` 5883v_c.bmphA22 X 14.2 cm30-C123CG4-A (3)Gaius Iulius ApollinariusPHArchive of Gaius Iulius Sabinus (& family)Agreement given by a soldier, Gaius Iulius Apollinarius, to Sabinus son of Sokrates, for the prepaid lease of a grain-bearing land and of some olive grovesBL VI, 83 (date; l. 12); BL VII, 113 (line 11).September 1, 119 A.D.Husselman EMRome; Karanis, Arsinentary5883r.bmp12.5 x 10 cm28-C122A-CUnknownPHList of workmen and of people providing donkeys, who are all said to have remained behind (in Karanis?)Line 8: read Pasyt instead of .asyt (see already the editor's note). (PH)IIIrd/IVth cent. A.D.Sijpesteijn PJ-P.Mich.inv. 5493GreekAnn Arbor13Karanis sectionPapBNoYesprobably Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptMelas son of Heras, ergates; Ptolemaios son of Heron; Ptolemaios son of Aianos, ergates; Sarapion son of Kopres, ergates; Heras son of Nilos (Neilos); Pasyt (Pasytis) son of Ptollas, ergates; Kastor son of Paritios, ergates; Paulos son of Patermoutis (Patermouthis), ergates; [- - -], ergates179-180Pl. 25Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsino4ŠiMesore 5. Moros, son of Sarapion, delivered for the account of villagers of Karanis for the eighth indiction, five and two-thirds artabai of clean wheat, 5 2/3 artabai only. (2nd hand) I, Isidoros, have signed.j2done, on the orig.; conservation6 SCANNED, checkedk publishedp8/8/97s2389.bmpX 5170r_a.bmphA12.5 x 7.5 cm27-C62-A/CIsidorosPHReceipt of grain for land taxJuly 29, 334 A.D.Sijpesteijn PJKaranisP.Mich.inv. 5170GreekAnn Arbor6-PapNoYesjoin 2 partiesKaranis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of Egyptwritten across the fibreichinv2921ŽŽŽpmichinv2913ŽŽŽpmichinv2877ŽŠhAJanuary 1924; Acquired with Nahman lotBrowne GMP.Mich.inv. 1298CopticPapNoYes55PTurner1981<_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>bk publisheds13772 pmichxii‚4pmichxv5pmichinv996‚5705 4pmichxv‚6pmichxv7pmichinv902‚7723 6pmichxv‚8tapa529 pmichinv99‚982-9? 8tapa52‚:tapa52; pmichinv98‚;89-95@ :tapa52‚<tapa71=zpe21Vomichinv9918‚=640N <tapa71‚>at9"|"hBptLiterary and Non-Literary Papyri (Diss.)Homerus; LiteratureIliad II, 488-5321988broken off on the left and right sides2RectoLiterary: Epic<_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_CR8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>zj><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>jdone, on ph. - Traianos: 1) The card had "32-219*-A (16)"; probably -M, see other finds in 219 and envelop of the neg.; 2) make 2 cards, for two different excavation labels?; 3) "photograph in hands of GWS"k publishedp7/17/97 03ŽJJ„fhA6.7 x 3.7 cm24-5005B-A x 10UnknownPHName of individualLate IIIrd cent. A.D.Amundsen LO.Mich.inv. 4350GreekCairo1OstNoNoprobably Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptNilous (Neilous)640Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgypBtOMich IName tagName of individual (name tag)1935Complete1Recto; Verso is blankDocumentary4350o.bmp<_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2>bcI‚R1Recto (written across the fibres); Verso is blankS DocumentaryX 3106r_a.bmphA23 x 12.5 cmJuly 1925; Acquired from Dr. KondiliosPtolemy IIIPHZenon archiveRoyal decree answering a request by Zenon, who had failed to produce in court a certain Kallias - for whose appearance he had become surety; the king decrees that Zenon is to be freed from the penalty of having exceeded the fixed term if he produces the person of Kallias, and that this ruling applies to all similar casesMarmanner let all who become surety for the appearance of another be on producing his person released from their bond and not debarred from <OR: not hindered by> exceeding the term. Year 10, Audnaios.j4done, on the orig.; conservation8 - scanned; checkedk publishedprobably Alexandria, EgyptPnearly completeQ1R1Recto (written across the fibres); Verso is blankS DocumentaryX 3106r_a.bmphypt31(9‡@5 8A59B4hA4C4E0iA4C4‡@4_VhA[C0iA4‡xNhA^CN‡K" P+QhB_D iB+OsQS‡@+WsO$hAO#CNsP-‡xR,hAR5CR-ER4iBT‡@R'KQ{fhB9PDQiAQCd‡@Q8AQhAC9QiAPCPsP‡9A'OhAQCQEhiAQ‡\P9AQXQhBM D0F9TiBQDQFQ‡@ir*}PP5hBkDRiAR‡VP8hANCMR‡A8AQ9BQQhBQDQFQiA9CQEQlAQQ‡@QhAnC(iAR‡@RX]PRhApC‡@N[NhANCN‡@PS`NhBOb‡CQhAQC'‡@9~[9uhA Cuj"‡xwhB9wD9r‡@O(8APhAxC*E5iBPDPlAP‡sRZhBRd"‡s,thA9qC&iA}l9f‡@&whASWP‰tSRep Editor - Dorandi T; Rep Ser. - Ch.L.A. XLII; 1994; No. 1224, with photo.uUnknownvIVth cent. A.D.wCairox(End of a document, with many correctionsyCopre (Kopres){-|PH~BL X, 124 (bibliography)O Unknown place, province of EgyptP+broken off at the top and on the right sideQ2R Verso; Recto is P.Mich. VII, 460S DocumentaryhA14 x 24.5 cm; 3.2 x 0.5 cm29-X100UnknownPHEnd of a document, with many correctionsIVth cent. A.D.Sanders HARep Editor - Dorandi T; Rep Ser. - Ch.L.A. XLII; 1994; No. 1224, with photo.BL X, 124 (bibliography)-P.Mich.inv. 5756LatinCairo10PapNoYesUNo:i((Text too fragmentary to be translated)..IBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>(#!~†X 2953r_a.bmpX 2953r_b.bmpX 2953r_c.bmpX 2953r_d.bmpY 2953r_e.bmpY 2953r_f.bmpY 2953r_g.bmpY 2953r_h.bmpY 2953r_i.bmphA16.5 x 20 cm24-5006E2-AUnknown local officialPH+ P.Mich. inv. 2954; see also P.Mich. inv. 2960aList of lessees with summary of seed loans by cleruchiesLine 36: read Sokmenis, instead of Sokmeois.155/156(?) A.D.Pearl OM(inv. 2953) [12th cleruchy); Karanis; Kerkesoucha; 13th cleruchyP.Mich.inv. 2953GreekAnn Arbor<, his mother being Segathis, - - - [and] Horos, his son, his mother being Ptollas, and Horion, son of [- - -], grandson of Harpalos, his mother being Thaesis, the son of [- - -], the greengrocer, and [- - -]ois son of Germ[- - -][and] Sokrates, son of Euemeros, and Ptolemaios, son of Pakysis, [and] Petesouchos, son of Petheus, and Ptolemaios, son of D#}SJ‰ hA9.5 x 21 cm (P.Mich. inv. 4649 only)25-5075-AUnknownPHP.Lond. Inv. 2723 rectoReport of actions of uncertain nature, apparently taken by centurions according to orders of an unknown official; a consular date is mentioned for each action, with an adjective referring to the corresponding prefectIInd cent. A.D., after 163(?)Dunlap JERep Editor - Bruckner A-Marichal R; B Rep Ser. - Ch.L.A. III; 1963; Rep_Pg_No 218, with photo; Rep Editor - Fink RO; Rep Ser. - AJA 68; 1964; pg. 297-299, with pl. 95 (P.Lond. Inv. 2723 recto only); Rep Editor - Daris S; Rep Ser. - Doc.Eser.Rom; 1964; No. 26; Rep Editor - Dorandi T; Rep Ser. - Ch.L.A. XLII; 1994; Rep_Pg_No 1225, with photoBL X, 124 (bibliography)-P.Mich.inv. 4649LatinCairoCol. I - 9 Col. II R>&3‰W9A[- - -]s centurio ordin(--) (ordinarius or ordinatus); Diocletianus, Emperor, consul; Maximianus, Emperor, consul; Valerius Potammon, cornicolarius (cornicularius); Maximianus, Caesar, consul; Valerius Paulinus, explorator; Valerius Oreion (Horion); Valerius Hierax; Valerius Eracleides (Herakleides); Valerius Ation; Valerius Athres (Hatres); Maximinus, Emperor, consul; Valerius Plusianus; Valerius Psentaes; [Valerius] Planciusz Army; List{-|PHO Unknown placePQbroken off on the left and right sides and at the bottom; perhaps also at the topQ1RRecto; Verso is blankS DocumentaryT 5271er.bmpX 5271er_a.bmpX 5271er_b.bmpY 5271er_c.bmpY 5271er_d.bmphAugustus, for the 7th time: Valerius Ation; Valerius Athres. Enlisted during the consulship of our lord Galerius Valerius Maximinus Augustus, for the 2nd time: Valerius Plusianus; Valerius Psentaes; [Valerius] Plancius [- - -]j2done, on the orig.; conservation6 SCANNED, checkedk publishedp8/1/97#$‰iAMarcus Claudius Marcellinus and associates 12 1/2 artabai of wheat Chairemon son of Petheus 3 artabai of wheat Sisois son of Phaesis 3 artabai of wheat Petheus son of Phaesis 6 artabai of wheat Melanas son of Herieus 4 artabai of wheat Lucretius Clemens B 10 1/3 artabai of wheat Anchorimphis son of Aunes 8 1/3 artabai of wheat Herakles son of Petheus and associates 14 1/3 artabai of wheat Isidoros son of Aunes and associates 30 1/2 artabai of wheat Ptolemaios son of Herakl(--) 12 artabai of wheat Hatres son of Tryphon 12 1/2 artabai of wheat Ptolemaios son of Horos!lsandershaDVEVmVqV}VEVHVMVRVyVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVV V V V VVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVKVVVVVsandershaschmidtcVsbWschenke-WsWschenkeh-m-VsVschibliWWschiblihsVVschmidtWschumanWWWWWWWWyWschumanvbVVVVVVVyVschumanvb-macgregormfVschwartzOWschwartzjOVschwendnerWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWW]W^W_W`WaWbWWschwendnergwVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVschwendnergw-markusdVshelmerdineWWWpmichinv5279lpmichinv5279lpmichinv5279lpmichinv5279lpmichinv5279l""ehB>Yesperhaps Alexandria, province of Egypt(unnamed) strategos of the Peri Thebas nome; (unnamed) strategos of the Andropolite nome; (unnamed) strategos of the Hypselite(?) nome;301-303Fig. 2Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptaCE 69Administration; Official letterRegister of Letters Dispatched by an Higher Official1994broken off at the top and on the left and right sides1RectoDocumentary<_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_60|#$eFl43HWW WW43-44W43-45_W W432W WW433{WWW433-434WYW435WW WWWWWWW435-437W436WW436-437WWWWW437WW437-438WWW44sWWWWWWWWWWW W?W@WVW]W_WaWcWkWoWrW443RW444W445WWFW445-700WW447$W45WWWWWW"W(W453WW458-460W46WWWWWWW0W/W46-48W6WWWW:WFWW6-7W6W60WWWWWWWWWWW60-61WW61WW!W#WW61-63IW62WW6255W63W63-105IW64WWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWW{WW_+O‡hDs blankDocumentary<_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>siATo Ammonios Paternos, centurion, from Melas, son of Horion, of the village of Soknopaiou Nesos, a priest of the god who is in the village. There belongs to me and also to my cousins Phanesis and Harpagathes held in common and equally in the same village as an inheritance from our maternal grandfather a vacant plot surrounded with a wall where we stack our annual supply of hay. Now the one (cousin) Harpagathes died recently and although his share was inherited equally by both of us, yesterd hiereus; Phanesis, cousin of Melas; Harpagathes, deceas"mPhA May 2, 1925; Acquired from Nahman lot.Cruz-Uribe EP.Mich.inv. 3525Demoticsee also oversize boxPapNoYes14Pl IVcCattle Documents1985<_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFronBt_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>k publisheds2001Back_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>0k publishedPAP.Mich.inv. 3525BcCPapE Cruz-Uribe EFCattle DocumentsG14H1985IPl IVomichinv9610610inv9610610inv9610 KŒAP.Mich.inv. 4788Bj, fragments a-dCpE Dorandi TF ChLA XLIIG1214H1994Ip. 24-25KA fourth Latin fragment, bearing a few letters (also from inv. 4788, but from another glass) can be added (from the picture taken before the papyrus was sent back to Cairo). (PH)UyesWyesX 26-B15C-B[Fragments of Uncertain Nature\C17 x 11.5 cm (frg. a); 6.5 x 3.5 cm (frg. b); 3.5 x 9.5 cm (frg. c)_GIt is not sure that all the four fragments belong to only one document. on receiving my letter [- - -]j done, on ph.k publishedp7/15/97 ŒAP.Mich.inv. 4788Bj, fragments a-dCpE Dorandi TF ChLA XLIIG1214H1994Ip. 24-25KA fourth Latin fragment, bearing a few letters (also from inv. 4788, but from another glass) can be added (from the picture taken before the papyrus was sent back to Cairo). (PH)UyesWyesX 26-B15C-B[Fragments of Uncertain Nature\C17 x 11.5 cm (frg. a); 6.5 x 3.5 cm (frg. b); 3.5 x 9.5 cm (frg. c)_GIt is not sure that all the four fragments belong to only one document.Q4 KŒhA10.7 x 6 cm28-242*-L[- - -]sthesPHOrder, issued by an official to headman of the eirenarchs, probably to arrest someone and send him to some authorityfirst half of IVth cent. A.D.Gagos T - Sijpesteijn PJ[Karanis(?)]P.Mich.inv. 5298GreekCairo3PapNoYesUnknown place, province of Egypt[- - -]sthes; (unnamed) kephalaiotes eirenarchon [of Karanis(?)]93-94Pl. 3Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptbBASP 33Justice; PoliceSummons ("Orders to Arrest")1995broken off on the left side and at the bottom1RectoDocumentaryW?W@WAWBWCWDWEWFWGWHWIWmichcoptictexts=V>V?V@VAVBVCVDVEVFVGVHVIVmichaelWWWWWWWWWW W!W"W#W$W%W&W'W(W)W*W+W,W-W.W/W0W.WmichiganWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWpcorn]pcorninvi81]45\pcorn^pcorn_pcorninvii10_46;Lp!~‹+AP.Mich.inv. 6223CPapE Youtie HCFZPE 21G25-6H1976J SB XIV 11574KBL IX, 274 (l. 7)UNoWNoXpurchased in 1931/1932hp. 202-218; M. Treu, StClas 12 (1970) p. 17-31; Ph. Harding, Phoenix 28 (1974) 108-109; R. Sealey, ZPE 16 (1975) p. 279-288; W. Luppe, ZPE 32 (1978) 14-16; H.R. Breitenbach, Labor omnibus unus. G. Walser zum 70. Geburtstag dargebracht (Wiesbaden - Stuttgart, 1989) p. 121-135; G.E. Pesely, AHB 3 (1989) 29-35; C. Bearzot, L'immagine dell'uomo politico: vita pubblica e morale nelBl'antichita (Milano, 1991) pp. 65-87; J. Engels, ZPE 99 (1993) p. 125-155; M. Sordi, RendIstLomb 127 (1993) p. 93-101; C. Bearzot, RendIstLomb 128 (1994 [1995]) p. 271-281.@AR    e  Rp9/17/97"‹+AP.Mich.inv. 6223CPapE Youtie HCFZPE 21G25-6H1976J SB XIV 11574KBL IX, 274 (l. 7)UNoWNoXpurchased in 1931/1932he sent him as ambassador plenipotentiary to make the peace.@+*‡AP.Mich.inv. 6114CPapESijpesteijn PJFPCustomsG378H1987IPl. IXUNoWYesX31-I112D-P (6)[Customshouse Receipt\ 10.5 x 5.8 cmnFSoknopaiou Nesos, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptoGreek; DemoticrRecto - 4; Verso - 1uunknown customs officialtoms1987<_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFronBt_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>jSoknok published‡AP.Mich.inv. 6114CPapESijpesteijn PJFPCustomsG378H1987IPl. IXUNoWYesX31-I112D-P (6)[Customshouse Receipt\ 10.5 x 5.8 cmnFSoknopaiou Nesos, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptoGreek; DemoticrRecto - 4; Verso - 1uunknown customs official"Y?iBthe whole of . . .] eight [metretai] of strained, new, pure olive [oil] and an extra amount of two [kotylai for each metretes] with the oil measure and ten artabai of [choice] black [olives] with the [six-choinix measure] of Karanis completely guaranteed [and subject to no deduction]. We shall effect the harvest [by baskets and reeds] and shall complete it [by the month . . . and] we shall pay [the rent, both in olive oil] and in olives, in the month [. . .]. If by any chance [- - - the ofCfer to rent] will be cancelled by us. (2nd hand) I, [. . .] Sempronius Eutyches, have leased [for a rent of . . . eight] metretai of pure [olive oil and] an extra amount of [two kotylai for each] metretes and [ten] artabai of choice black [olives. Year 8 of Imperator] Caesar Domitianus Augustus Germanicus, [. . .]. (3rd hand) I, Sempronius Eutyches, [have leased as stated above and] I shall not prosecute. (4th hand) [We shall deliver the rent(?)] at your house by [the month . . .(?)]**?‡hB, province of EgyptAurelius Ammo(--)378Pl. IXSoknopaiou Nesos, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptPCustomsAnimal; Customs; Taxation; TransportCustomshouse Receipt1987complete1Recto; Verso: 1 line of Demotic (unpublished)Documentary<_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8> nomeKJJƒaAO.Mich.inv. 9009COstE Amundsen LFOMich IG594H1935KBL VII, 290 (l. 4)UNoWNoX 27-B103-B[ List of Names\ 6.2 x 7.8 cmn=Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptoGreekr6s$Writing rather degenerate (Amundsen)uUnknownv Late IIIrd/early IVth cent. A.D.wCairox,List of names, perhaps of liturgical workersyDemetris (Demetrios) son of Paesios (Paesis), kephalaiotes; Sabaous son of Paesios (Paesis); Chairas son of Isidoros; Ptolemaios son of Panesates (see also O.Mich. I, 542); Chairemon son of Paulos; Apphys (Apphous) son of TiberinuszList|PHOFprobably Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of Egypt of names, perhaps of liturgical workersyDemetris (Demetrios) son of Paesios (Paesis), kephalaiotes; Sabaous son of Paesios (Paesis); Chairas son of Isidoros; Ptolemaios son of Panesates (see also O.Mich. I, 542); Chairemon son of Paulos; Apphys (Apphous) son of TiberinuszList|PHOFprobably Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of Egypt E0„,hCkDocumentary4408o.bmp<_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>iThoth 13. Brought for the villagers of Karanis, through Isak, son of Ision, for the 16th indiction, one-hundred and twenty litrai of chaff, 120 litrai. (2nd hand) I, Diatimos(?), have signed.jDone, on ph. scanned; checkedk publishedlP.Col. VII, p. 69.p11/23/98s253_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>jScannedk published :v99a-btWaqWMWtWWWWWWWW5W8W:WWWWWWWOWWWiWW>WLWPWUWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWW WWWWWWW1W8W;W>W?WAWDWGWNWPWQWSWTWUWWWXWYWZWWtWyW{W~WWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWW(W-W?W@WWWWWWWWWWWWWWWW-WIWUW`WhWiWkWnWtWzW~WWWWWWW/WTWUWaboutIWabstracts WRWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWl'L(†hA BL IX 62 on lines3-5, 6.For all the corrections until January 1978, see P.L.Bat. 21A, pp. 33 and 129Westermann WL - Kraemer CJP.Corn. Inv. II 3PapNoNo2Pl p31Philadelpheia, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, Egypt1PCorn1926<_600DPIFront_R1><_B"600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>sthalfofivthcentadjune25-july24M218 Lzpe108Nzpe108O%"firsthalfofivthcentadjuly10O217-218 Nzpe108Pzpe108Qmay31309adQTAFlpenthemeros-certific}WWWaWWWWWpernigotti%Wperpillou-thomas#WperratW Wpersonen WperspectivesWWpesely*WpestmanWpetausWpetrWpetropoulouWphaWW*Wphil{WWOWyWWWWSWiWrWWWWWWWW WEWIWPW\WpWsWWWWWWWWWWWWWW5W6W7W8W9W:W;WpintaudicW?WWgWplW4WWBWWWW WYWW|WWplateWpoehlmannWpoliticheWpolitico*WpositionWpossessionsWposterioresWYWiWpowell-eIWppgW%W?W@WW*WprvWpreauxWWWWWWWWWWW:WWWprimaWWW W WWWWWprincetonW W WWpringsheimWprivataWprivate Wprivee+WUW}WWWprix|WWproblemi%WWJKpurchased from Nahman through H.I. Bell in 1934West MLP.Mich.inv. 6644PapNoYes68-9West ML191ZPE 181975BASP 31966<_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFrontB_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>jCheck LDAB for bibliographyk publisheds2904nd - record to be made after finding it. Check again. - Traianos, any idea?k publishedl M.L. West, ZPE 18 (1975) p. 191. 5.5 x 11.8 cmNovember 1925; Acquired from BrummerZenonPHZenon archiveShort note from Zenon to Agron, an employee in the household of Apollonios, concerning some money to be given to one of Zenon's slavesIIIrd cent. B.C.Edgar CCKrokodilon polis (Arsinoiton polis)P.Mich.inv. 3212GreekAnn Arbor13GPBapYesYesblack glassprobably Philadelpheia, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, Egyptin Zenon's usual handwriting (Edgar)Zenon (son of Agreophon) (see Pros.Ptol. I 80 + add.); Agron (see Pros.Ptol. V 14170); Doxaios (see Pros.Ptol. V 14345; Pap.Lugd.Bat. XXI, p. 320)81Philadelpheia, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, EgyptPMich IFeeding; Letter5.5 X 4.5 cm33-4026A*-CUnknown tax-collectorPH-Receipt(?) for delivery of 2 donkeys by a LonginaLate IIIrd/early IVth cent. ADYoutie HC-O.Mich.inv. 9837GreekCairo3OstNoYesprobably Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of Egyptsee electronid9tŠIhA19.2 x 23.5 cm24-X-west sideAlcidamasPHEnd of a work on Homer's life and death, with the concluding titleIInd/early IIIrd cent. A.D.Winter JGRep Editor - Gallavotti C; Rep Ser. - Riv.Fil. 57; 1929; pg. 31-59; Rep Editor - Evelyn-White HG-Page DL; Rep Ser. - Hesiod, the Homeric Hymns and Homerica; 1936; pg. 624-627; Rep Editor - Kirk GS; Rep Ser. - CQ 44; 195B0; pg. 149-167; Rep Editor - Vogt E; Rep Ser. - RhM 102; 1959; pg. 208-211, with pl.; Rep Editor - West ML; Rep Ser. - CQ N.S., 17; 1967; pg. 433-450; Rep Editor - Koniaris GL; Rep Ser. - HSCP 75; 1971; pg. 107 - 129; Rep Editor - Renehan R; Rep Ser. - HSCP 75; 1971; pg. 85 - 105; Rep Editor - De Martino Fr; Rep Ser. - Omero quotidiano. Vite di Omero; 1984; pg. 000 (non vidimus); Rep Editor - Avezzu G; Rep Ser. - Alcidamante. Orazioni e frV‡hCg_No>535Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptRectoPMich IXAdministration(?); Justice(?); Land Ownership; Personal status: Roman citizen (veteran); Roman Oath; SuretyDeed of Surety on Oath1971broken off at the bottom1Recto; Verso is blankDocumentary<_600DPIFront_R1>6923r.bmp<_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>iHerakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptPbroken off at the bottomQ1RRecto; Verso is blankS DocumentaryX 6923r.bmph923r.bmphEEƒKhBal>OstNoNounknown harbor, Herakleopolite or Memphite nome, province of EgyptPanis; Ision (cf. P.Col. VII, p. 69); Ammonios210Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptOMich ITax collection; taxation (Land); TransportationReceipt for Delivery in Kind1935Complete1Recto; Verso is blankDocuCmentary<_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>p!C ‰hI(Iakob; Jacob), entoleus (see Travaux et Mmoires 10 [1987] p. 140); Flavius Victor son of Ioannes, exkeptor tes doukikes taxeos (exceptor duciani officii) (see P.Mich. XIII, p. 2)659Pl. I-VIIIAphrodite (Aphrodito), Antaiopolite nome, province of the Lower Thebais, Thebais, EgyptPMich XIIIArbitration; Debt; House Ownership; Illiteracy; Imperial Oath; Inheritance; Land Ownership; Notary; Poverty; Price; Priest (Christian); RelJigion (Christian); Sale; Security; Settlement; Tax Collection; Violence; WomanSettlement1977broken off at the top, which was at the outside when the papyrus was rolled1 main piece (made of 29 sheets, some of which broken in several fragments; now divided in five mountings); 3 loose fragmentsRecto (written across the fibres); Verso is blankDocumentary6899r1_1.bmp689+'#‰hB/>Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptDiodoros(?), grammateus; Deios (Dios) alias Apollonios, former gymnasiarchos, bibliophylax enkteseon of the Arsinoite; Herodes alias Diogenes, former gymnasiarchos, bibliophylax enkteseon of the Arsinoite; Tepheros daughter of Horos, granddaughter of Abous; Onnophris son of Pnepheros and Tepheros, her son and guardian Flavius Titianus, prefect (of Egypt)694Pl. VIKaranis, HeCrakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptPMich XVAdministration (Archive); Cadastre; House Ownership; Woman (& guardian)Property Return1982damaged at the top and along the folds1Recto; Verso is blankDocumentary5814r.bmp<_600DPIFront_R1>5814r_a.bmp<_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R.bmp$.ŠxOfficial letter sent by a representative of a guild (koinon) of Oxyrhynchus(?) to a logistes(?) of the same city, giving him the names of persons who could be designated as liturgistsyFFlavius Long[- - -, logistes of the Oxyrhynchite(?)]; Aurelius [- - -]zSAdministration; Association; Guild; Liturgy (compulsory public service); Profession{[Oxyrhynchus(?)]|PHO:probably Oxyrhynchus, Oxyrhynchite nome, province of EgyptP.broken off on the right side and at the bottomQ1R8Recto; Verso bears traces of ink under a large ink stainS Documentaryhme], from the guild of the [- - -] of the same city, through Aurelius [- - -]. We submit and announj%done, on ph.; Traianos: SH for guild?k publishedp8/13/97ack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>j done, on ph.k publishedp8/13/97 /.‰hD600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>iATo Lucceius Ofellianus, his excellency the epistrategos, from Marcus Anthestius Gemellus, of the Nervian tribe and the Propatorian deme, belonging to those who are designated as being outside the dole. Having come here, my lord, for the harvest of the crops, in order to settle the public account, but up to now having not yet accomplished anything, I ask, if it seems good to you, to allow me, after . . . to remain abroad for another thirty days as well, in order that I may be benefited. FarBewell. [- - -]j2done, on the orig.; conservation6 SCANNED, checkedk publishedlJ.D. Thomas, The Epistrategos in Ptolemaic and Roman Egypt. 2. The Roman Epistrategos (Koeln, 1982) p. 105-106; N. Lewis, BASP 36 (1999) p. 8H ƒZhBte nome, province of EgyptOMich IFragmentFragment1935Broken off at the top and on the left and right sides1Recto; Verso is blankDocumentary<_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_RC8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>yi((Text too fragmentary to be translated.)j Done on ph.k publishedp12/24/98s465 z9‡@‡@>‡@R ‡@9‡@‡@ˆ@|ˆ@ˆ $Kˆ@ˆ#@ˆ'@ˆ<@;ˆB@9ˆF@P[ˆOi@<.ˆP@5nˆY@7Rˆd@;ˆn@7 ˆr@CCˆ@7ˆ@!ˆ@ˆ@ˆ@ˆ@>ˆ@X‰@‰4c‰6hDh‰8@k‰B@$‰P@‰Z@‰h@<‰@#‰@‰@‰@,Š@Š2@ŠQ@&Ši@DŠ@sŠ@Š@XŠ@$Š@$Š@‹@%(‹=‹E@=‹P@‹-‹iA+‹@+‹hA‹@3‹@‹@'Œ@Œ5@*ŒF@Œh@&6Œ|@Œ*Œz)1Œj5ŒiD,Œ@,Œ@15ŒhC-qŒj5ŒjC."Œj5ŒhA/98j5@/ @1@4@ @5>@2hB!@3C'@1N*@4"3@7M;hB6X<@6S."/(XgVW}WWWWWWWWWhVW}WWWWWWWWWiWWWWWWWWWWWWjWWWWWkWWWWWlWWWWWmWWWWWWnWWWWWWWWoWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWpWWWWWWWqWWWWWWWrWWWWWWWsWWWWWWWWWWWWWWtOWWWWWWWWW108cbmpV108dbmpV110W110bbmpV111rW111rbbmpV112rW112rbbmpV113W113bbmpV114rW114rbbmpV115rW115rbbmpV121rW121rbbmpV122rgW122rbbmpgV1320MW1320dbmpMV1362rW1362rbbmpV1364rW1364rbbmpV1365rW1365rbbmpVA†?iAPalemon son of Ptollas . Kephalas in the name(?) of Sotas son of Apollonios 6 Orsenouphis 1 Iniranis auletes(?) 1 Clemens 2 Kastor son of Ptolemaios B . Sinas 1 1/2 Ptollarion [.] Abok and Serenus [.] Palemon son of Palemon(?) [- - -] Abok son of Pal[- - -] [- - -]jScannedk publisheds88200DPIBack_Rl,‰n=Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptoGreekrRecto - 25; Verso - 2u[- - -]vIIIrd cent. A.D.w Ann ArborxNLetter to Bacchias, mainly concerned with the repayment of a quantity of wheaty[- - -]; Bacchias, his/her brother(?); Koutites <or: Koulites>, their brother(?); (unnamed), Bacchias' brother (unnamed), little daughter of Bacchias' brotherzDebt; Letter; Travel{ Alexandria|PHO#Unknown place, province of Egypt(?)P*broken off at the top left and bottom leftQ1R-Recto; Verso: remains of two lines (address?)S DocumentaryT 3041r.bmpV 3041v.bmpX 3041r_a.bmpX 3041r_b.bmpY 3041r_c.bmpY 3041r_d.bmpZ 3041r_e.bmp` 3041v_b.bmph41R.bmp3041V.bmp<_600DPIFront_R1>3041R_A.bmp<_600DPIFront_R2>3041R_C.bmp<_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1>3041V_B.bmp<_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPI6AP.Mich.inv. 5636CPapE Priest NEF1Homeric Papyri in the Michigan Collection (Diss.)G34H1975UNoWNoX9Sept. 24. 24, 1930, Acquired by Dr. Askren of Ali Derbalihand bottom4Recto; Verso is blankLiterary: Epic<_600DPIFront_R1>5760dr_a.bmp<_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>cj2done, on the orig.; conservation7 SCANNED; checkedk publishedp9/30/97AP.Mich.inv. 5636CPapE Priest NEF1Homeric Papyri in the Michigan Collection (Diss.)G34H1975UNoWNoX9Sept. 24. 24, 1930, Acquired by Dr. Askren of Ali Derbalih_Side>dHomeric Papyri in the Michigan Collection (Diss.)1975broken off at the top and on the left and right sides; badly damaged. - Faint traces of an earlier column on the left of frg. a2Recto; Verso is blankLiterary: Epic<_600DPIFront_R1>6052r_a.bmp<_600DPIFront_R2><_D600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>j2done on the orig.; conservation11 scanned; checkedk publishedp12/22/97AP.Mich.inv. 5760BdCPapE Priest NEF1Homeric Papyri in the Michigan Collection (Diss.)G37H1975UNoV-WYesX29- House NE of C65D†iPaid, through the gate-house of Soknopaiou Nesos, the tax for the guard of the desert route, by Achillas, exporting one donkey of bitter vetch, 1. Year 5, the twelfth of Hadrianos, 12.jdone on the plate.k publishedp12/26/97s2644 ‡AP.Mich.inv. 6131BRectoCPapD+ P.Mich. inv. 6124 (+ 6116?)ESijpesteijn PJFPCustomsG733-884H1987I Pl. XXI-XXIIK.BL IX, 77 (Verso). - See note (PH & T.Wilfong)UYesV2 mounts: Top of locker 11 + LWYesX31-I112D-P (25)-(26)[Customshouse Register\Frg. a: 9.8 x 18.9 cm; frg. b: 21.5 x 22.9 cm; frg. c: 15.3 x 20.7 cm; frg. e: 6.9 x 10.3 cm; frg. f: 8 x 12.2 cm; frg. g: 3.2 x 2.2 cm; frg. h: 3.4 x 3.1 cm; frg. i: 1 x 2.6 cm; frg. j: 6 x 11 cmA lot of things to do: joinings, alignments, unfoldings... Terry Wilfong should see the Verso before we close this glass; Traianos has a word to say also, about the letters by which we should identify the fragments. Then give it back to me, so that I update the card. ‡ @hA(C‡!@(z)hB*fi‡"y(AhB(D‡#@(D4hB>‡$@)\X, hAC*ksP6‡%s*lhAC*iA*‡&@P)hB*‡'D>ShB+DiB)‡(@8R* hB)D>‡)@*S'HhBD‡*@"9AhBlD)‡+s)hA)C)E)iB)D)D ‹hCtion (posting of the prefect's decisions); Authentication of a document; Justice; Topography (Alexandria); WitnessesFragment of Document (Petition?)1984broken in fragments and badly mutilated; broken off at top and bottom13Recto and Versodocumentary<_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_RD4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>i6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>ax Collection (& extortion); Violence; Wo)d 5X 26-B17F-A[Copy of a Will\420.8 x 7.2 cm; 20.5 x 9.8 cm; 9 x 1.5 cm; 4 x 2.5 cm]g"black glass"; some unfolding needed (see Verso; also on Recto) - call me to try to place the fragments_2Frg. c-d, described by the editor, were not found.n=Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptoGreekr1Frg. a - 25; frg. b - 25; frg. c - 10; frg. d - 5u&[- - -] son of [- - -] and Ptolemas(?)vEIInd cent. A.D. (copy of a text of the reign of Domitian, 81-96 A.D.)w Ann Arborx?Fragments of a copy of a will written by a man who had two sonsyDomitianus, Emperor; [- - -], son of [- - -] and Ptolemas(?); Thermouthis, his wife; their two sons [- - -] Kephalaion; Heraklous, apeleuthera of [- - -]; Petheus son of Ten. . .uos; Sarapion [- - -]zPDeath (& burial); House & Land Ownership; Personal status: freedman; Will; Woman{[- - -]; Kilix(?)|PHO0unknown place, Arsinoite nome, province of Egypten, ZPE 100 (1994) p. 244 and pl. XIIIa.p7/2/975AP.Mich.inv. 4719BRectoCPap2>StjscannedDWEW`W-qW=EHMRWVW_`WaWgWpWqWtW|W}W~WWWWWWWWWWWWWWWW&WWWWWWW&WWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWW W  W  WWWWWWWWWWW"W#W$W%WWWW)WWW{WWWWWWMWNWQWRWvWwWWWWWscanningWvWwWWW"WW#W.Wscans"W.WschollSWscialojaWscrittiWWsealing>Wsearch WWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWW W W W W ‹hAfrom cartonage; bought in 1983 from M. FackelmannEdwards ATP.Mich.inv. 6972PapNoYes11-5Pl IIaZPE 561984<_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPB~IBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>ljCheck LDAB for bibliographyk publisheds30561"_Djpapyrus`WVWWWWW"WWIWWWpapyrustextenWparWparaliteraryWparallel]WparalleleWparsons WpartOWWW3WHWLWpWSWWW|WWWUWdWWparticular.WYWpartly=Wpartlydoneontheorigconservation4=VV=VW^WoWWWWWWWWWWWWWWW1W?W@WCWGWUWWWhWjWwW{WWWWWWWWWW WWWWWWWW$W7W;WPWTWcWWWWWW%W9W=W>W?W@WAWBWCWDWEWFWGWHWIWJWKWLWMWNWOWPWQWRWSWTWUWVWWWXWYWZW[W\W]W^W_W`WaWbWcWdWeWfWgWhWiWjWkWlWmWnWoWpWqWrWsWtWuWvWwWxWyWzW{W|W}W~WWWWWWWWWWWWW ‹iA(Recto, lines 6-20) . . . from Aurelius Apollonius, son of Sarapion, . . . on Arsinoe the Savior Street . . . . The copy of the authentication which . . . has made on the petition which he presented to Titius Honoratus, the most distinguished prefect of Egypt, with the subscription given to me <read: him>, and also with the names of those who witnessed with their seals is as follows: In the sixth year of the Emperor <Caesar> Gaius Aurelius Valerius Diocletianus and in theB fifth year of the Emperor Caesar Marcus Aurelius Valerius Maximianus, Germanici Maximi, Pii, Felices, Augusti, on the sixth of Epeiph; he who is named in the petition testified that he extracted and collated the following petition together with subscription from a file of petitions, fastened together, delivered to Titius Honoratus, the mostdistinguished prefect, posted in public in the Sebasteion(?). It is as follows: To Titius Honoratus, the most distinguished prefect of Egypt from /‹iC. . .jA^done, on ph. Traianos: I had the impression to have already seen this piece, or even worked on it. Any idea? - Should I note that the neg. from Copenh. (published by ZPE) has more frgg., better placed than our neg.? Check: scan nothing else than the Copenh. photo/neg.; three fragments then to be moved (see ZPE 55 [1984] p. 191) Number of fragments?^k publishedmyesp7/2/97s2873‹AP.Mich.inv. 6972CPapE Edwards ATFZPE 56G11-5H1984IPl IIaUNoWYesX1from cartonage; bought in 1983 from M. 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(2nd hand) I, Didyme also called Niliaine, have submitted it as aforesaid. (3rd hand) I, Nemeas, as guardian, have approved(?) the declaration as aforesaid. (4th hand) 10th year of Antoninus Caesar the lord, Epeiph 25.mj9done, on the orig.; conservation (lot 3) SCANNED, checkedk publishedlRR.S. Bagnall - B.W. Frier, The Demography of Roman Egypt (Cambridge, 1994) p. 224.p6/17/97s2287YAP.Mich.inv. 4716Bc, Verso + Recto, second textCPapD0Archive of the praktor Sokrates son of Sarapion?EPearl OMFCE 28G346-352H1953J SB VI 9555a AThe first editor doesn't mention the second text of recto, which is clearly related to the verso (name of the person for whom the extract was written?). - Line 2, read oiki(ai) '2', instead of oiki(a); line 11: age of Achillas quite uncertain (40 instead of 30?)UNoV-WNoKtm blx293dateVVyVV7VVV V8VVblx293l7Vblx294dateVV#VBVVJVblx294datel3MVblx295dateVV7V8VGVIVQVSV_VfVVVblx295datel1-24cVSokrates son of Sarapion; Antoninus Pius, EmperorzJustice; Land Ownership{Karanis|PHOFprobably Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptP>broken off at the top; a few letters between the two fragmentsQ2RRecto; Verso is blankS documentaryT 4728ar.bmpX 4728ar_b.bmpho order the komarch of Karanis to restore the old situation after something had happened to some land of SokratesyV(unnamed) komogrammateus of Karanis; Sokrates son of Sarapion; Antoninus Pius, EmperorzJustice; Land Ownership{Karanis|PHOFprobably Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptP>broken off at the top; a few letters between the two fragmentsQ2oken off at the top; a few letters between the two fragmentsQ2f A/>e 3hA7.1 x 24.8 cm27-CA20-AAurelius Ision, son of Nilammon, & Aurelia Libouke PHContract by which Aurelius Ision arranges with a lady weaver, Aurelia Libouke, to teach his young female slave the art of weaving in one year.BL X, 219 (l. 26-27; 40-41). - In lines23-24, read pa|raminases instead of para|minases. (PH)January 20, 271 A.D.Pearl OMKaranis; amphodon Bithynon (ArBsinoiton polis)P.Mich.inv. 5191GreekAnn ArborLPapYesYescheck if this papyrus needs any consolidation; otherwise, I think it is as fine as it can beprobably either Karanis, Herakleidou meris, or Arsinoiton polis, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptAurelius Ision, son of Nilammon; Aurelia Libouke, daughter of . . . adion, gerdiaine; (unnamed) paidiske of Aurelius IsioNWAWYWjWlWnWqW{WWWWWWWWWWWWW_WWWWAWZWWWWWWWbutWcx|܂݂ނ傁47ǂт킇+,-./07W`agcefghoWWWW ACU[oWWWWcnowinlocker10oVcabinetWWcalled_WcardWcarefulWW W W W W WWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWW W!W"W#W$W%W&W'W(W)W*W+W,Wcase`WyWWyWWTWWWGWWWcase19GVcase19shelf4yVcase20shelf1TVcase20shelf4redboxVcase/lockerWWjWcasesVWcheckWWWWcolWcol103inkelseymuseumVVVVV=L@5aureliuspar9VaureliuspasionkomogrammateusofphiladelhiaVaureliuspatasandaureliuskialessonsofpapontheusVaureliuspaulosVaureliuspaulusVaureliuspescenniuspraktorannonikonVaureliusphibsonofphoibammonandaureliusapsonofVaureliusphilipposVVaureliusphilotassonoftaerakleidesoVaureliusphiloxenossonofalexandrosVaureliusploutarchosaliasammoniosqVaureliuspolydeukes8VaureliuspolydeukesoverseeeroftheharborofleukogionVaureliusprotasbouleutesandepimeletesofthegranaryoflVaureliusptolemaiosbouleutes%Vaureliusptoleminossonofsouchidas]VaureliusptollaspraktormonodesmiaschortouVaureliussakissonofmaximusaVaureliussarapammonaliasdionysiosandaureliuscorneliusaVVaureliussonofaureliuspaesisVaureliussonofchairemonVaureliussouchidasdekaprotosVaureliuszoilosprytanikoshyperetesVonoWWdancerWOD%iindicatedYWWcWmWWlWoWindicitionWindictinoWindictionWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWGWHWMWNWWWWWWW{WWWKW]WW|W WWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWW]WwWxWyWzWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWOWW8W8WindictmentPWindifferenceAWindifferentoWindisposed;Windisputably@WIWindividualWWWindividually!WindividualsuW^WWpWWTWindulgeIWindulgenceWWWWineffectiveOWinferenceWinferiorWwWinfersWinfirmWWinfirmityWinflamedfWhWWWWinflictedWinflictingWinformtW"WQWRW{WW.WinformationRWN9l23-442W4W5W6W7W8W9W:W;W<W=W>W?W@WAW230WWWWW230-231W2309`W2310VW2311W232mW232-233!W#W2324{W233WW233-236}W234.W/W0W234-235W235W236-237MW237W5WWWW237-238W238WW.W239WWWWFW239-240W24WWWWWWWW WW24-25"W.W24-26HW24-31vW24-39W240WWWWWWWWWWWWW2W3W6W240-242{W241-242WWWWW242-243W242-244W243yW243-247_W2444W244-245W4W27-40W271~W W271-281*W2723W W275?W277-280W2788W279-2803WW279-288*W28WWWWWWWWWWW*WWWW281-282W282W283W283-284W283-285WW285W286W286-287WL]Wlpjsijpesteijnzpe341979p125n2$Vpjsijpesteijnzpe341979p125n2128n8V#Vpjsijpesteijnzpe341979p125-126Vpjsijpesteijnzpe341979p126n4Vpjsijpesteijnzpe341979p128n8Vpjsijpesteijnzpe341979p128n8jdthomastheepistra.Vpjsijpesteijnzpe401980p136rsbagnallbwfriertheWVpjsijpesteijnzpe451982p179n9rsbagnallbwfrierVpjsijpesteijnzpe451982p191(Vpjsijpesteijnzpe451982p195Vpjsijpesteijnzpe491982p101uVpjsijpesteijnzpe491982p105Vpjsijpesteijnzpe641986p117n2Vpjsijpesteijnzpe641986p117n2pvanminnenbasp321Vpjsijpesteijnzpe641986p117-118VVVVVVVVpjsijpesteijnzpe641986p117-118pjsijpesteijnaegyptV118VVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVi20`V`V (5hBpy of a text of the reign of Domitian, 81-96 A.D.)Sijpesteijn PJ[- - -]; Kilix(?)P.Mich.inv. 4719GreekAnn ArborFrg. a - 25; frg. b - 25; frg. c - 10; frg. d - 5LPapYesYesFrg. c-d, described by the editor, were not found."black glass"; some unfolding needed (see Verso; also on Recto) - call me to try to place the fragmentsunCknown place, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptDomitianus, Emperor; [- - -], son of [- - -] and Ptolemas(?); Thermouthis, his wife; their two sons [- - -] Kephalaion; Heraklous, apeleuthera of [- - -]; Petheus son of Ten. . .uos; Sarapion [- - -]327-332PhotoKaranis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptSB XVIII, 13308 (and p. 491)RectoBASP 22Death (& burial); House & Land O% 6hBrakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of Egypt(unnamed) antereutai(?) (andereutai) (unnamed) hydroparochos(?); (unnamed) diadotai; (unnamed) epitropos; (unnamed) apaitetai; (unnamed) epiktai (epeiktai) (unnamed) praepositus325-327PhotoKaranis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptSB XVIII, 13307bBASP 22Account; Police; Public Service; Tax collectionAccount of Expenses(?)1985broken off on the right side and at the bottom1Rectodocumentary<_600DPIFront_R1>4650br.bmp<_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBPdPbrokenoffatthetopafewlettersbetweenthetwofragment4VbrokenoffatthetopalargepiecehasalsobeenbrokenoutVbrokenoffatthetopandatthebottomVbrokenoffatthetopandatthebottomleftV 3hCn; Aurelianus & Vaballathus, Emperors255-259PhotoKaranis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptSB XVIII, 13305aBASP 22Apprenticeship; Child; Personal status: woman without guardian; Profession; Slavery; WomanApprentice Contract1985upper half much damaged, especially toward the middle where it was folded; extensive rubbing and loss; frDayed and distorted1Recto; Verso is blankdocumentary5191ar.bmp<_600DPIFront_R1>5191ar_a.bmp<_600DPIFront_R2>5191ar_b.bmp<_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7>(%5jdone, on the orig.; conservation4 - Traianos: 2 smaller fragments described by PJSijpesteijn NOT FOUND (under another Inv. Nr.?); check Verso: offset? SCANNED, checkedk publishedl,P. van Minnen, ZPE 100 (1994) p. 237, n. 41.p7/2/97s2278!er left edge of frg. b. (PH).UYesVLWYesX 26-B17F-A[Copy of a Will\420.8 x 7.2 cm; 20.5 x 9.8 cm; 9 x 1.5 cm; 4 x 2.5 cm]g"black glass"; some unfolding needed (see Verso; also on Recto) - call me to try to place the fragments_2Frg. c-d, described by the editor, were not found.n=Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptoGreekr1Frg. a - 25; frg. b - 25; frg. c - 10; frg. d - 5u&[- - -] son of [- - -] and Ptolemas(?)vEIInd cent. A.D. 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Fragments c and d could not be found (July 1997).Q4R@Recto; very faint traces of writing on Verso (perhaps an offset)S documentaryT 4719r.bmpV 4719v.bmpX 4719r_a.bmpX 4719r_b.bmpX 4719r_c.bmpY 4719r_d.bmpY 4719r_e.bmpY 4719r_f.bmp` 4719v_a.bmp` 4719v_b.bmp` 4719v_c.bmpa 4719v_d.bmpa 4719v_e.bmpa 4719v_f.bmphA20.8 x 7.2 cm; 20.5 x 9.8 cm; 9 x 1.5 cm; 4 x 2.5 cm26-B17F-A[- - -] son of [- - -] and Ptolemas(?)PHArchive of the praktor Sokrates, son of Sarapion?Fragments of a copy of a will written by a man who had two sonsBL IX, 301 (lines 27-28). - Fragments a and b do join and follow each other, with the last few letters of line 25 in the lower left edge of frg. b. (PH).IInd cent. A.D. 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And on as many counts as apply to the others, the Pythian piper is disqualified and let him be the chorus leader himself . . . bringing in . . . (Fragment II, col. II) . . . raining blows. Nome of the Cyclic Citharists Let the cyclic citharist, with gear (and garb? and entrances?) and exits perform on the same terms as the cyclic pipers. And on the same terms also C he is disqualified. But if(?) . . . the one in charge of the cithara for the Pythian citharists . . ., let him also be in charge of the cyclic citharists . . . Let it be permitted for him to have also two accompanying citharists . . . and in the final part comic . . .js_preserv>"black glass"; frg. 1 has moved; call me to check place of fragments + verso; small frg. to be added from inv. 4682 and (photocopy of photo?) 4773. - Folder 4682 should then go back to Research boxes.KLV9 sbxviii13308andp4915Vsbxviii13331cVsbxviii13332bVsbxviii13596'Vsbxviii13597(Vsbxviii13598andp491&Vsbxviii13599)Vsbxviii13600*Vsbxviii13601andp491+Vsbxviii13613KVsbxviii13614JVsbxviii13744Vsbxviii13763Vsbxviii13764Vsbxviii13765Vsbxviii13766Vsbxviii13767Vsbxviii13768andp492Vsbxviii13876Vsbxviii13903Vsbxviii13904Vsbxviii13905mVsbxviii13906nVsbxviii13907oVsbxviii13908pV13912Vsbxviii13914Vsbxviii13915Vsbxviii13916Vsbxviii13917Vsbxviii13918Vsbxviii13919Vsbxviii13920Vsbxviii13921Vsbxviii13922Vsbxviii13923Vsbxviii13924Vsbxviii13925Vsbxviii13926Vsbxviii13927Vsbxviii13928Vsbxviii13947Vsbxviii13948Vsbxviii13949Vsbxviii13950Vsbxviii13958VR2><RS‹hA5 x 7.7 cm26-B17F-AKastor son of PapontosPHOffer, made by Kastor, son of Papontos, to Harpochras, son of Tek . . ., to lease the right of cutting and drying hay from a landLine 1: read Harpoch<r>as instead of Harpochras. (PH)Ist cent. A.D.Sijpesteijn PJKerkesoucha; Karanis, Herakleidou meris; ousia (former estate) of GermanicusP.Mich.inv. 4728GreekAnn Arbor12Karanis section (now Research box "Locker 3 2/2")PapNoNoKaranis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptHarpochras son of Tek . . . (Tekton?); Kastor son of Papontos; Germanicus (see Geographica)281-282Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptSB XVIII, 13903bZPE 60<_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8> iA. . . For service [of - - -] For protection of a royal [- - -] For protection of the . . . (workmen employed on dikes?) [- - -] For service of a provider of water(?) [- - -] [For] service of distributors [- - -] [For] service of stewards or tax-gatherers [- - -] For protection of a bath [- - -] For service of commissioners [- - -] For service of a praepositus [- - -] For protection of a house [- - -] For protection of . . . [- - -] . . .j2done, on the orig.; conservation4 SCANNED, checkedk publishedlHB. Palme, Das Amt des apaitetes in Aegypten (Wien, 1989) p. 247, n. 185.p7/2/97s2249Sijpesteijn PJ-P.Mich.inv. 4650GreekAnn Arbor14Karanis section (now Research box, "oversize")PapNoYesfolder: see 4650aprobably Karanis, Heack_R4>W?W@WAWLWVWiWpWWW+WCW W W WWWWxWT 8twoYWWWWWWWWWW!W+W7WMWNWQWTWVWZW]WeWkWWWWWWWWWWWWWW WWW2W3W:WBWFWGWNWOWQW_WaWbWfWhWlWmWzW|W}WWWWWWWWWWWWWW2WHWIWXW]W`WrWWWWWWWWWWWKWpW|WWWWWWWWWWWW-WEWHWTW]WdWfWhWiWlWrWyW}WWWWWWOWZWWWtwobriefnoteswhichwereprobablyintendedforalistsimiVtwofragmentsfromacolumnoftheiliadVtwofragmentsofaleafofapapyruscodexbearingpsalmviiVtwoincompletelinesapparentlyrepetingeachotherbuttheVtwolettersfromthaisariontoherbrothersserenusandandHVIVtwolistsofpaymentsinwheatbyvariouspersonsforanunc"Nlpvanminnenzpe1001994p240n57Vpvanminnenzpe961993p119tgagoslkoenenbemcnellenVpviereckgnomon91933p216wclaryssece681993p196=Vpviereckgnomon91933p216-217ccedgaraegyptus141934'Vpwisciip58pgrauxiip50Vpack`WVWWOWpWyW{WWWW3W7WtWWW'W_W`WsWW!W\WWWWWWWWWWWCWW'WEW[WWWWW WWpapathomas&WpapersWWWWWWWpapiniWpapiriW'WEW[WW%WWpapiro%WpapirologiaWW_WWWKWpapirologicheWpapirologiciWWpapyriHWWWWW}WBWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWW W}WWW?W@WFWGWWWWpapyriszWWpapyrologenkongresse_W1WWW WWTWWLWZWWWWWe!„hC>1Recto; Verso is blankDocumentary4200o.bmp<_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>iFor the granary of the village of Theadelphia, for the crop of the 11th, 10th, and 3rd year, in the name of Ptoleminos(?) and Sarapion, two donkey-loafs, equal 2 donkey-loads. In the 12th, 11th, and 4th year, Mesore 26.jDone on orig.; scanned; checkedk publishedp11/9/98s48>1938OMich IAnimal; Liturgy (compulsory public service); Tax collection; TransportReceipt for Transport of Grain1935Complete1<6YM9theronidespWtheronideshisbrotherpVthesFWthessonofsyrionFVthesaurois>WthesauronWthesaurophylaxSWWDWeW WW.W:WthesmophorouWtheudas9WJWwWtheudassonofpatynion9VJVwVtheudousgWtheupompos+Wtheupompostheopomposseeprosptolv13178paplugdbatxxi+VthiefsthikokthimbronWthinos{WKWthiokW_WthionthisW'W(WHWIWWWthmoinepsiXWthmonachtheWthoeridoskWthomasWthommousWthomsaisWthonisWkWthonissonofphatresgrandsonofharthonishiereuskaipterkVofalemVthoteusthesaurophylaxSVthothis6WthotorchesW*WzWWWthotorchesthotorchoisVthotorchoisWthotsythmisWthotsythmissonofchalesVthoulpgWthoulplachanopolesgVthouonisWWthouonissonofakousilaoshusbandoftanourisVn]Wthyionos]WofkapeeisV(9petheussonofthrasyllosmaternaluncleofsoerisVVVpetheusunnamedmotherVpetimouthesmWpetimoutheskepourosseeprosptoliv10419unnamedsonsmVpetirispetitionerWpetkasipetnesWpetoWpetoanchVpetobastiosWpetobastisWWpetonPWpetonchrematistesseeprosptoliii8002PVpetorapisUWpetorapispetsorapissonofpaesisUVpetos9petoseirisWpetosirisEWFWW+W+WWpetoseirispetosirisVpetosirisW+W+W+WtsirispetosirissonofpetheusbrotherofpetesouchosVpetsirissonofpeVpetsirissonofptolemaiosandtkollainisgrandsonofonnophVpetsoraipisWpetsoraipissonofpnepherosphrontistesofchairemonVpetsorapis+WUWpetsorapissonofsempronius+Vph WWphaesisWUWWWWWWWWphaesissonofpeteesisUVphamaeis/WphampinWphanesWphanessonofsambVphanesisWSNmn‹iAZTo Harpochras, son of Tekton(?), from Kerkesoucha, from Kastor, son of Papontos, from the [village] of Karanis in the Herakleides division. I want to lease for cutting and drying hay from the [arourai] which you cultivate and which formerly belonged to the estate of Germanicus near Kerkesoucha in the same [division so and so much arourai . . .]Zj$done, on the orig.; scanned, checkedk publishedp7/3/97s2284‹AP.Mich.inv. 145BText 1 (frg. a)CPapESijpesteijn PJFZPE 60G282-8H1985JSB XVIII, 13904UNoWYesXGpurchased in Egypt by B.P. Grenfell and F.W. Kelsey in March-April 1920hterial>PapNoNoKaranis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptHarpochras son of Tek . . . (Tekton?); Kastor son of Papontos; Germanicus (see Geographica)281-282Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptSB XVIII, 13903bZPE 60RectoAegyptus 74List; Personal status: Roman citizenDocument Concluded by a List of Names1994broken off at the topF/9germanicusseegeographicaVVVVVVgermanikouWgermanos\WmWgermanus)W^WWW9WWWWAWJWgermanussonofgemellus9Vgermanussonofgemellusseealsoomichi340604Vgermanussonofgemellusseeomichip192)VVgerontiosdekaprotosseealsoomichi499VgetaWWWW)WWW W#WgetaconsulVgilliam}WWgirlWglaucippusWglaucippusglaukippossonofaianusherguardianVglaukias-W6Wglaukiasseeprosptoliv10175-Vglaukias's6WglaukipposWgnaeusWgnapheis WgnapheuswWWyWWWWgonaphrisWWgordianusW}WWWgordianusemperorVgorsenouphis^Wgorsenouphisorsenouphis^Vgraeis0WgrammasinuWgrammateosWgrammateus[WkWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWtW43;kerkesouchaptolemaispharbaithaousiaformerestateofgermVkerkesouchatalites VkerkesouchatkientoposGVIVkerkesouchatopospasenkemVkerkethoerisWkerkeusirisWUWW+W WkerkeusiriskerkeosirispolemonosmerisUVVkerkousirisWkerkousirispolemonosmerisVkilix5kirkaeitesWkleitoriosWklerosOWWW7WMWSWuWWWgWWWW/Wkleroslegomenosporbibeus/VklerosofaklerosofharparosharpalosklerosofargeiltoVknapheoszWkoba Wkobatheadelphia VkoilasWWWW WWkoile4WEWkoilelegomenephregmephremeiEVkoisWkoiskomeVkoitaiWcWkoiteCWWkolintathyrWkollauthisRWkollintathyrWkolonourakomeW~WWWW{WGWWWhWnWWNWWWWzWWWWWkomesWkometes#WkonstantinopolisWWkonstantinouWW1t2itektonWtekton>Wteleis$W*WWtelemasisWtelephosWWtelesiskWWWtell|WW!W:W=W?WRW*WtellingfWhWtemnasWtempleWW6W<W?WMWWW]WbWdWmW|W}WWWW7W8W:WkWWWWWWW W%WtemporarilyaWtemporaryWtenuW?W_WyWWWWWWWW7WW-WIWtW1W2WUWcWiW '€AP.Mich.inv. 2886BRectoCPapESijpesteijn PJF Aegyptus 74G13-14H1994UNoWNoXN24-S5000-Courtyard south (Found in Courtyard South of Street 5000 in 1924-25).[%Document Concluded by a List of Names\10.6 x 10.2 cmn=Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptoGreekr8uUnknownvIInd cent. A.D.wCairox-End of a document, with a list of Roman namesyLucius [- - -]; Gaius Valerius [- - -]; Gaius Sempronius [- - -]; Gaius Valerius [- - -]; Gaius Valerius [- - -]; Gaius Valerius Serenus (see also P.Mich. IV/2, p. 160); Gaius Longinus Longus (see also P.Mich. IV/2, p. 159; P.Mich. IX, 570)z$List; Personal status: Roman citizen{-|PHOFprobably Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptP+broken off at the top and on the right sideQ1RRectoS documentaryhryh105#203a203b203n2c?204-6206-208208-9209-10210-1212-326-7227-8228-9229-230231232232-3233-4 zpe106 €hC>documentary<_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>|iPala[- - -] Hatpe[- - -] Sarapammon [- - -] Aphaesis [- - -] Hellos [- - -] Phaesis [- - -] Bes [- - -] Hathres [- - -] Heron son of E[- - -] Polydeukes [- - -] Zoilos [- - -] Horos son of Dio[- - -] Apollon [- - -] Polydeukes [- - -]j done, on ph.k publishedp7/3/97s2549nis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptAegyptus 74ListList of names1994broken at the top, bottom and right side1Recto; Verso: account of grain, published6899_2r_3.bmp6899_2r_4.bmp<_600DPIFront_R1>6899r3_3.bmp<_600DPIFront_R2>6899r3_4.bmp<_600DPIFront_R3>6899r4_1.bmp<_600DPIFront_R4>6899r4_2.bmp<_600DPIFront_R5>6899r4_3.bmp<_600DPIFront_R6>6899r4_4.bmp<_600DPIFront_R7>6899r5_1.bmp<_600DPIFront_R8>6899r5_2.bmp<_600DPIBack_R1>6899r_3a.bmp<_600DPIBack_R2>6899r_3c.bmp<_600DPIBack_R3>6899r_3e.bmp<_600DPIBack_R4>6899r_3g.bmp<_600DPIBack_R5>6899r_3i.bmp<_600LXDPIBack_R6>6899r_3k.bmp<_600DPIBack_R7>6899r_3m.bmp<_600DPIBack_R8>6899r_3o.bmpilding called Tausiris in accordance with what has been resolved between them, the boundaries of the same holding are as follows: in the South the fields of the heirs of Hermaouos, son of Psyros, former presbyter, in the North the fields of the heirs of Maria, daughter of Psaios, in the East the fields of Apa Besarion, son of Ioannes, presbyter, in the West the fields of the heirs of Rachel, d ‰iA[- - -] at the evaluation worth a quantity of more than thirty-six gold nomismata and that even the thirty-six goldpieces which really had been included as the price in the deed of sale had not been fully paid to him at that time and he produced a security written, as he pretended, by his own hand concluded between him and Ioannes of discreet memory at - - - of eighteen nomismata by the balance of the same village for the remainder of the price of the holdings sold to him, because the prodBuced security contained it thus. Opposing this the most discreet Victor and Senouthes, undertaking business for the heirs of Ioannes of discreet memory (said) that, on the one hand, they absolutely rejected as not genuine the produced security for the eighteen nomismata from Psaios saying that it was in no regard true and they asked for that agreement. They also proved that the deed of sale of the holding in the first place had been executed without force and constraint and that the gold o €hA10.6 x 10.2 cm24-S5000-Courtyard south (Found in Courtyard South of Street 5000 in 1924-25).UnknownPHEnd of a document, with a list of Roman namesIInd cent. A.D.Sijpesteijn PJ-P.Mich.inv. 2886GreekCairo8PapNoNoprobably Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptLucius [- - -]; Gaius Valerius [- - -]; Gaius Sempronius [- - -]; Gaius Valerius [- - -]; Gaius Valerius [- - -]; Gaius Valerius Serenus (see also P.Mich. IV/2, p. 160); Gaius Longinus Longus (see also P.Mich. IV/2, p. 159; P.Mich. IX, 570)13-14Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptRectoAegyptus 74List; Personal status: Roman citizenDocument Concluded by a List of Nam!u75WWWWWWWW76zW{WWWW?W@WAWBWCWEWFWGWHWIWJWKWLWMWNWOWPWQWRWSW77W79WWWWW8WGWHWIWJWKWLWMWNW4W81W|W}W~WWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWW82WWW83WWW84WWWW87W88WWWWWWW89W9DWEWmW}WRWW,WWWWWWWWW92WWW93W W W W W WWWW97WW98WW16  zpe15(161-9*zpe2)119-22~ zpe34*216-8zpe4+124-6 zpe46,91-6zpe5-1-13 zpe66.101#101-2$102-3%103-4&104'107*108-9+87-989-9091-294-9595-798-9 99! zpe109/300D chlav10759J761L6578W5791W5795W58W5805+W5806W5814W5815W582W5825*W5834W5838W)W?WWOW5839W5840(W5845'W5846&W5849%W5850W5852W5865W5868W5869WDW5877PW5881$W5883W5888#W5890W5891W5892"W5895W590HW5903!W5904 W5906W5907W591 W5910W5915W5916W5917W5918W5919W5922W5925WW5927W593WWW5938W594W5951W596W5961VW5980tW5982*W5983W5984W5987W5988W5989W599W6WDWW6000W6001W6003W6004W6008CW6010W6015W603W6035W203n2c?204-65-6216-8218-9219-20221-22222-3224-5225226226-7227-8228-9229-230231232232-3233-4 zpe106O #14-16140140-1151-161152153₇154155155-156 156W157B157-159157-641588158-60!158-62M159159-62,16݂ς<\0zW?16n4zV16-17؂@@B4-6206-208208-9209-10210-1212-3215-6216-8218-9219-20221-22222-3224-5225226226-7227-8228-9229-230231232232-3233-4 zpe106# "‰iCf the price, thirty-six nomismata, had been paid in full to him, and especially they produced the deed of sale concluded with the most discreet Ioannes concerning the afore-mentioned holding containing also the witnesses who at that time appended their signatures and bore witness to the payment of the thirty-six nomismata. They also produced another sale of a right to feed off concluded at some other, later time by Psaios with the afore-mentioned Ioannes of discreet memory containing a notDice of the before-concluded deed of sale concerning the afore-mentioned holding and validating it and because of this confidently affirming and maintaining that if he had executed before the deed of sale concerning the holding by force and compulsion he would not have afterwards validated it by the later executed deed of sale concerning the right to feed off. Counterpleading against this the people of the prosecuting party acknowledged that the later concluded deed of sale concerning the r PSŒhC<_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>ig[- - -] . . . [- - -] 26 artabai [- - -] 55 . . . artabai [- - -] 35 1/3 artabai [- - -] 42 1/3 artabaij done, on ph.k publishedp7/3/97s2550 ŒAP.Mich.inv. 5925Ba - Recto and VersoCPapD@+ P.Mich. inv. 5838; archive of Gaius Iulius Sabinus (& family)?EWinter JG-Youtie HCF PMich VIIIG509H1951UYesVE (under 5838)WYesX 30-C123CCJ-A[Private Letter\ 11.5 X 9 cm]1join to fragment from 5925, to be unfolded - DONEn=Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptoGreekr+Recto - 14 + 1 in the left margin Verso - 2s)See electronic version of PMich VIII, 509uUnknownvIInd/IIIrd cent. A.D.w Ann ArborxLetter to Priscus ApolinarisyEPriscus Apolinaris (Apollinarius), stratiotes; Ptolemais (Ptolemaios)zArmy; Letter; Religion{-|PHO6Unknown place (perhaps Alexandria?), province of Egypt$@~6iind/iiirdcentadVVVVVVVVV VjVmVuVVVV)VHVIVKVMVNVVVVVV#V%V*V-VFVVVVV7V?VVVVV?VAViind/iiirdcentadafter185adViind/iiirdcentadaugust25Viind/iiirdcentadaugust29/30Viind/iiirdcentaddecember24/25Viind/iiirdcentaddecember8/9Viind/iiirdcentadfebruary17/18Viind/iiirdcentadfebruary6/7Viind/iiirdcentadjanuary16/17Viind/iiirdcentadjanuary22/23Viind/iiirdcentadjanuary5/6Viind/iiirdcentadjuly15-23Viind/iiirdcentadjune27203ad$Viind/iiirdcentadnovember24/25VViind/iiirdcentadreignofseptimiusseverusandcaracalla(Viind/iiirdcentadseptember16/17Viind/iiirdcentadseptember27/28Viind/iiirdcentadVqVuViind/iiirdcentbcWViind/istqW}WWW# ŒhA12 x 3 cm30-152*-QIIUnknownPHFragment of an account of grainIInd/IIIrd cent. A.D.Sijpesteijn PJ-P.Mich.inv. 5776GreekCairo5PapNoNoprobably Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of Egypt[- - -]14-15, n. 3Karanis, Herakleidou meris, ArsinoBite nome, province of EgyptAegyptus 74AccountAccount of grain1994broken at the top, bottom and left side1Verso; Recto: list of names, publisheddocumentary<_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7> €AP.Mich.inv. 5776CPapESijpesteijn PJF Aegyptus 74G14-15H1994UNoWNoX 30-152*-QII[ List of names\ 12 x 3 cmn=Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptoGreekr14uUnknownvIInd/IIIrd cent. A.D.wCairoxFragment with a list of names9APala[- - -]; Hatpe[- - -]; Sarapammon [- - -]; Aphaesis [- - -] (Harpaesis?); Hellos [- - -]; Phaesis [- - -]; Bes [- - -]; Hathres [- - -]; Heron son of E[- - -]; Polydeukes [- - -]; Zoilos [- - -]; Horos son of Dio[- - -]; Apollon [- - -]; Polydeukes [- - -]zList{-|PHOFprobably Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptP(broken at the top, bottom and right sideQ1R)Recto; Verso: account of grain, publishedS documentaryhryhront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8> €hCR2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>iIsas, son of [- - -] Pasikouis, [- - -] Pasis, son of Aunes [- - -] Maron, son of Kopres [- - -] Eutaktos, son of Bicholis [- - -] Aphrodisios, son of Eutaktos [- - -]j done, on ph.k publishedp7/3/97s2532 Maron son of Kopres; Eutaktos son of Bicholis (or Bicholeus); Aphrodisios son of Eutaktos15-16Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptAegyptus 74ListList of names1994broken off at the top and on the right side1Rectodocumentary<_600DPIFro €hA18.4 x 8.4 cm29-C123CS10-AUnknownPHFragment with a list of namesIInd/IIIrd cent. A.D.Sijpesteijn PJ-P.Mich.inv. 5728GreekCairo8PapNoNoprobably Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptIsas, son of [- - -]; Pasikouis [- - -]; Pasis son of Aunes; Maron son ofB Kopres; Eutaktos son of Bicholis (or Bicholeus); Aphrodisios son of Eutaktos15-16Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptAegyptus 74ListList of names1994broken off at the top and on the right side1Rectodocumentary<_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_AG<.ipaskeisPWpaskeisslaveofptolemaiosthesonofisionhasworkedfromPVpasoWpasoeisWWpasoknopaiosWWWWWWpasoxeisWpasoxisWW~WEWpaspes_Wpaspessonofpomsais4856drachmai_Vpass`W_WWW7WIWWpassedyWyW5WWWWpassers-byOWpassesyW=WpassingyW=WpastDWEWWWWWWWWWWWWWWVWWWXWWWWWcWWWWWW2W5W;W=WBWCWDWEWKWNWOWcWxWzWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWW6W\W{W|WWWWWGW|WWWW'W-WgWWWMWZWpastoousLWkWWWkWWWWWWWW W W WWWW1W3W:Wpasture-tax&Wpastures=WTWWWWWpasturingWWpasysWWWWW"!rrreached<8receivedatthebritishmuseumfromdrdavidlaskrenfayoumA7report&Mseptember1A4 side!fsubmittedLthe>8sthroughAto@2universityO-w?w-c@Noworrell &(x99a-b@ a\:account@-Eaccountofbarley@Taccountofdeliveriesinkindaccountofgrain@Naccountoftaxpaymentsinkind@47acknowledgment@XadvanceO?alexandrinorumallotment@Xarchidikastes@Mu9ibesides`WyW8W7WWWbesimasNWbesisnWWW%W.W4WbestWW?WbestowedWbetes#WbetteryWzWWbetweenWWWWWW2WEWUWoWWWWWWyWWWWbiaSW\WbibliophylaxWWWbicholisWbiddingVWbikoi=WWWWWbikosW WWbinWbindingW9WWbird-dealersWbirdsWbirthoWW=WHWIWbithynians3WWbitterWWWWWWWWWW?W%W&W*WbitumenWblack?W?WW W"W&W'W4WblacksmithWblacksmithesWblame6W9W:WblamelesslyWblank2WblemishWbleongsjWblood WblowsWWWbluish`Wboard|WcWW8WWboardsWboat'W.WQW^W8W>W?WWboatofanoubionsonofmelasfromthememphitenomepilot2Vboat-builders'Wboat-captain'WGeI 8nameWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWW WWWWWW'W+W-W3W<W@WAWBWDWEWGWKWwWxWzW{W|W}WWWWWWWWWWWWWWW5W<W@WAWLWWWXWdWeWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWW3W7W8W@WAWBWCWDWEWFWHWYWlWpWxWWWWWWWWWWWWWaWmWnWqWsWtWuWvWWWW7WWWnameofaschoolboyandbeginningofanalphabetbackwardsVnameofindividualVVVVVVLVVVVVVVVVVmVnVqVsVtVuVvVnameofindividuals<V@VVnametagVnamed8WWW{WWW/WWWW#W7W:WAWfWhWW$ ]6centWWWWWWWWWWW!W&W5W6W;W=W>WHWIWJWKWMWNWOWYWsWtWvWyW{W|W}W~WWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWW€vIInd/IIIrd cent. A.D.wCairox/List of names, probably from a list of paymentsySarapammon [- - -]; Souchammon [- - -]; Silvanus son of P[- - -]; Amalai[- - -]; Aphrodisios(?) [- - -]; Serapias son of Ak[- - -]; Tyrannos son of K[- - -]; Chairemon [- - -]zAccount(?); List{-|PHOFprobably Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptP.broken off on the right side and at the bottomQ1RRectoS documentaryhA5 x 9.4 cm25-4011-JUnknownPHList of names, probably from a list of paymentsIInd/IIIrd cent. A.D.Sijpesteijn PJ-P.Mich.inv. 4615GreekCairo8PapNoNoprobably Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptSarapammon [- - -]; Souchammon [- - -]; Silvanus son of P[- - €iSarapammon [- - -] Souchammon [- - -] Silvanus son of P[- - -] and through Amalai[- - -] and through Aphrodisios(?) [- - -] Serapias son of Ak[- - -] Tyrannos son of K[- - -] Chairemon [- - -]j done, on ph.k publishedp7/3/97s2243nisP.Mich.inv. 4615GreekCairo8PapNoNoprobably Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptSarapammon [- - -]; Souchammon [- - -];B Silvanus son of P[- - -]; Amalai[- - -]; Aphrodisios(?) [- - -]; Serapias son of Ak[- - -]; Tyrannos son of K[- - -]; Chairemon [- - -]16-17Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptaAegyptus 74Account(?); ListList of Payments(?)1994broken off on the right side and at the bottom1Rectodocumentary<_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>*i(Christian symbol?) Polyb.j done, on ph.k publishedl7H.C. Youtie, Scriptiunculae I (Amsterdam, 1973) p. 128.p5/29/97s669‚AO.Mich.inv. 9222COstE Amundsen LFOMich IG693H1935UNoWNoX 28-B168K-G[Fragment\ 8.1 x 8.7 cmn=Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptoGreekr4sB"Evolving hand", very large, with a badly sharpened pen (Cribiore)uUnknownvLate IIIrd/IVth cent. A.D.wCairox=Fragment, from a text of uncertain nature (writing exercise?)zFragment; School(?)|PHOFprobably Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptP;Broken off on the left and right sides (and at the bottom?)Q1/]0*j13WWWW13-14&W130aWW132WWWW132-136W135W135-147WW&W1365W1365aW1367&WWWWWWWW1368WW139W139-148 WWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWW W W W W WWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWW W!W"W#W$W%W&W'W(W)W*W+W,W14W14-15WW141-160W142{W1431|W146W149-155WWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWW4.)#jnoaWlW;W=WpWqWWWWWWW WWWQWSWTWUWWWWWYWWWWWW$W3W4WIWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWW W W W W WWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWW W!W"W#W$W%W&W'W(W)W*W+W,W-W.W{WnophSVTVUVnobbsWnomarchUWnomeWWWUWnon W%WnoouWnorWnorthWWWWWWWWWWWnotariskantoor WWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWW!!€hCYzeBack_R1><_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>5iApon son of [- - -] Aios son of Horos Dioskoros son of Kiale Antel son of Esouris Hekysis son of Harpalos Hol son of Abous on the 17th(?) 1 16 1 together 114 men.j done, on ph.k publishedp7/7/97s2850€AP.Mich.inv. 5275BbCPapESijpesteijn PJF Aegyptus 74G17-18H1994UNoVKaranis sectionWNoX 28-163*-E[Account, with List of Names\ 22.9 x 4.1 cm]unfoldn=Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptoGreekr'Col. I - traces of lines; Col. II - 23uUnknownvIInd/IIIrd cent. A.D.w Ann ArborxAccount, with list of names9a list of 114 names, apparently organized by days/-&lWpWqW1W2WWkWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWW W W W W WWWWWWeW}WWWW*W_W`WaWdWeWWWWWWWW{WWWW W"W=W>WPWYW!WWQWlabelWWWWWWWWWWWWlabelsWlawnWletterVW{W28-242lV{VV!VVQV28-242miV28-242nV28-242oiV28-242pTV28-242piV28-242riV28-242siV28-242xV28-242yV28-242zV28-27x28-b108c~WW28-b108cd08cd(@€hA17.2 x 12 cm32-CS95-EUnknownPHFragment of a report made for or after a land inspection (episkepsis), aimed at checking what land was uninundatedIInd/IIIrd cent. A.D.Sijpesteijn PJAlexandrou [Nesos]P.Mich.inv. 6353GreekCairo14PapNoNounknown place, province of EgyptDidymos philoBponos; Serenus; Heras ho tes (didrachmias)21-24Fig. 1Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptAegyptus 74Administration; Agriculture; Cadastre; Inundation; Irrigation; Land ownership; Taxation (Land) & control; TopographyReport of land inspection (episkepsis)1994broken off at the top and on the right side; damaged at the lower left edge11940broken off on the left and right sides and at the bottom; much damaged1Verso; Recto is P.Mich. VII, 447Literary: grammaticalW?WCWDWEWFWGWHWIWJWKWLWMWNWOWUWVWWWXWYWZW\W_WaWeWfWsWtWuWvWyW{W|W}W~WWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWW WWWWWWWWWW^W_W`WaWbWcWdWeWfWgWhWiWjWkWlWmWnWoWpWqWrWsWtWuWvWwWxWyWzW{W|W}W~WWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWS6!#s€hDr (Ars Grammatica)1940broken off on the left and right sides and at the bottom; much damaged1Verso; Recto is P.Mich. VII, 447Literary: grammatical<_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_6Eo00DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>'ns>-330-344Plate (P.Mich. inv. 4649 verso only)Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptDunlap JE429pl. IIaP.Mich. VII1947versoAJP 61Grammar (Latin); Latin language; Literature; SchoolaAegyptus 74Name tagName of individual (name tag)1994(Verso) complete1Verso; Recto: remains of 4 lines of an unidentifiable textdocumentary<_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>i Agripinosj done, on ph.k publishedp7/3/97s2785 2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>W !Q€n=Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptoGreekr1uUnknownvIInd/IIIrd cent. A.D.wCairoxName of individualyAgripinos (Agrippinus)zName tag{-|PHOFprobably Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptP(Verso) completeQ1R:Verso; Recto: remains of 4 lines of an unidentifiable textS documentaryhA5 x 232-219*-MUnknownPHName of individualIInd/IIIrd cent. A.D.Sijpesteijn PJ-P.Mich.inv. 6265GreekCairo1PapNoNoprobably Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptAgripinos (Agrippinus)17Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, pro !€9APetheus, son of Sokmenis; Kolon, son of Pn[- - -]; Heras, son of Kames; Petheus, son of Ptolemaios; Ptolemaios, son of Nestnephis; Apynchis, son of Pne[- - -]; Zenas, son of Pab[- - -]; Petheus, son of Aph[- - -]; Melanas, son of Sam[- - -]; Ptolemaios, son of Apynchis; Sarapion, son of Ptolemaios; Phanes, son of Samb[- - -]; Esouris, son of Paso[- - -]; Apynchis, son of Pete[- - -]; Keras, son of Stotoes; Sokmenis, son of Kelleus; Ptolemaios, son of Petheus; Ptolemaios, son of OrsenouphisB; Petheus, son of Isch[- - -]; Kames, son of Petheus; Polydeukes, [son of - - -]; Psenesis, son of Pe[- - -]; Polydeukes, [son of - - -]vz Account; List{-|PHOFprobably Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptP8broken off on the right and left sides and at the bottomQ1R Recto; Verso: traces of one lineS documentaryT 5275br.bmpV 5275bv.bmpX 5275br_a.bmpY 5275br_b.bmp` 5275bv_a.bmphokmenis, son of Kelleus; Ptolemaios, son of Petheus; Ptolemaios, son MtM 0iwheatWWOWWWWWWWWWWWWBWOWRWkWWWWW-W8WEWWWZW_WWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWW!WRWTWeWWWWWWWWWWW3W<WSWmWyWzW~WWWWWWWWWWW'W,W1WIWTWjWWWWWWWWWWWWWesteijn PJ-KaranisP.Mich.inv. 6473GreekCairo9PapNoNoprobably Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptApon (Apion) son of 0DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>L! €hC of Orsenouphis; Petheus, son of Isch[- - -]; Kames, son of Petheus; Polydeukes, [son of - - -]; Psenesis, son of Pe[- - -]; Polydeukes, [son of - - -]17-18Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptbAegyptus 74Account; ListAccount, with List of Names1994broken off on the right and left sides and at the bottom1Recto; Verso: Dtraces of one linedocumentary5275br.bmp5275bv.bmp<_600DPIFront_R1>5275br_a.bmp<_600DPIFront_R2>5275br_b.bmp<_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1>5275bv_a.bmp<_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8><::ˆ~hA31.5 x 27 cm1921, Acquired by Kelsey from Nahman in CairoHerakles, son of OrseusPHDuplicate of P.Mich. V, 292 (inv. 944). - Archive of Kronion son of Apion, nomographos of the grapheion of TebtynisSubscription to a contract by which Herakles, son of Orseus and Taorsenouphis, sells a walled vacant lot in Kerkesoucha Orous to Siphon, son of Nepheros and TaonnophrisIst cent. A.D.HusseBlman EMKerkesoucha OrousP.Mich.inv. 705GreekAnn Arbor8BPapYesNoTebtynis, Polemonos meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptHerakles son of Orseus and Taorsenouphis; Siphon son of Nepheros and Taonnophris; (unnamed) sons of Pasion; (unnamed) son of Papontos, tekton; Konnos son of Panesis; Eutychos presbyteros son of Eutychos (see also P.Mich. V, p. 20-21) phamenoth[)phanesis@)~phanomgeus@phaophiG{pharmouthi@Jpharmouuthi@3phasisAKpheras@Cyphilopatorphobantia@&pickaxe@)pickled@Apios@Cgpius?#%! €hA12.4 x 11.4 cm33-4016*-AUnknownPHFragment of a list of 114 names, apparently organized by daysIInd/IIIrd cent. A.D.Sijpesteijn PJ-P.Mich.inv. 6473GreekCairo9PapNoNoprobably Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptApon (Apion) son of [- - -]; Aios son of HoBros; Dioskoros son of Kiale; Antel (Antele) son of Esouris; Hekysis son of Harpalos; Hol (Horos) son of Abous19-20Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptaAegyptus 74ListList of names1994broken off at the top1Recto; Verso: remains of account of graindocumentary22.9 x 4.1 cm28-163*-EUnknownPHAccount, with list of namesIInd/IIIrd cent. A.D.Sijpesteijn PJ-P.Mich.inv. 5275GreekAnn ArborCol. I - traces of lines; Col. II - 23Karanis sectionPapNoNounfoldprobably Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgByptPetheus, son of Sokmenis; Kolon, son of Pn[- - -]; Heras, son of Kames; Petheus, son of Ptolemaios; Ptolemaios, son of Nestnephis; Apynchis, son of Pne[- - -]; Zenas, son of Pab[- - -]; Petheus, son of Aph[- - -]; Melanas, son of Sam[- - -]; Ptolemaios, son of Apynchis; Sarapion, son of Ptolemaios; Phanes, son of Samb[- - -]; Esouris, son of Paso[- - -]; Apynchis, son of Pete[- - -]; Keras, son of Stotoes; Sokmenis, son of Kelleus; Ptolemaios, son of Petheus; Ptolemaios, sonRO 9apionWWWW>WWWW)WĂłƂǂȂӂۂ݂߂ႄ䂄炄낄@WWWWWWWWWWW W3WNWeWkWuWWWWWWWWWWWFWvW{WWWWW|W}WWWlW W WWW1W2W;W<WapioncheiristesVapiondeceasednomographosoftebtynis}VapionnomographosoftebtynisVVapionseealsopmichv238l136-137eVapionseealsopmichv239l7;VapionsonofhatresVVapionsonofhatresseepmichvi399-411introdVapionsonofherakleidesaliasluriusbrotherofdidymosseeVapionsonofparesVapionsonofphasisVVVapionsonofphilonVapionsonofptolemaiosVapireisEapirisW\Wapirissonofouenaphris\VapirissonofouenaphrisonnophrisVapisWW W"Wapissonofkronion"V(!E9apissonofsokles@apkois@J8apolinariusgaiusiuliusapollinariusseepmichixp5-8@6apollinariusapollon@eapollonsonofpankrates@apollonios@Bapolloniosdioiketesseeprosptoli16addpaplugdbatxxi@*japolloniospolodamastesseeprosptolv13589@>W?WEWRWTWWWwWalexandrian]WW@WWalexandrosjWTWUWWW1W!!€hB conserved a fragment.probably Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptAmm- - -; Antonius son of Sara(- -)(?)20Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptVersoAegyptus 74Letter(?)Private Letter(?)1994complete1Verso; Recto unpublisheddocumentary<_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>Mi@(Verso) Amm(- - ) to Antonius son of Sara(- -)(?). To Antonius.j done, on ph.k publishedp7/7/97s2426 $3vi=WWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWW5W6W{WvictorWvii=WviiisWtWuWWWWWW W!W"W#W$W%W&W'W(W)W*W+W,W-W.W/W0W1W2W3W4W5W6W7W8W9W:W;W<W=W>W?W@WAWBWCWDWEWFWGWHWIWJWKWLWMWNWOWPWQWRWSWTW@WWvowelWvthWvulgarWw=WWwasWVW}WrWWwaxWwaymWwedgesWwelkenhuysenWwellWWDWwell-developed'Wwell-formed`WtWWWWWW WWCWFWIW{WthefibresmediumsizedslopingbusinesshandV!T€n=Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptoGreekr1uUnknownvIInd/IIIrd cent. A.D.wCairox.Private Letter to Antonius son of Sara(- -)(?)y&Amm- - -; Antonius son of Sara(- -)(?)z Letter(?){-|PHOFprobably Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptPcompleteQ1RVerso; Recto unpublishedS documentaryhA12.4 x 3 cm28-242*-LUnknownPHPrivate Letter to Antonius son of Sara(- -)(?)IInd/IIIrd cent. A.D.Sijpesteijn PJ-P.Mich.inv. 5298GreekCairo1PapNoNoVerso only is published, as an exercise to practice the writing of proper names. It could rather be the address of the letter of which the recto7><_600DPIBack_R8>Mi@(Verso) Amm(- - ) to Antonius son of Sara(- -)(?). To Antonius.j done, on ph.k publishedp7/7/97!!s€AP.Mich.inv. 6473BaCPapESijpesteijn PJF Aegyptus 74G19-20H1994UNoWNoX 33-4016*-A[ List of names\12.4 x 11.4 cmn=Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptoGreekr9uUnknownvIInd/IIIrd cent. A.D.wCairox=Fragment of a list of 114 names, apparently organized by daysyApon (Apion) son of [- - -]; Aios son of Horos; Dioskoros son of Kiale; Antel (Antele) son of Esouris; Hekysis son of Harpalos; Hol (Horos) son of AbouszList{-|PHOFprobably Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptPbroken off at the topQ1R)Recto; Verso: remains of account of grainS documentaryhgrainS documentaryh4)ZvestnikWviWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWviiBWHWWW WWWviii2W3WWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWW#WWWvillage(WvisibleWvividlyhWvthWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWW%+9antoniussonofsaraVantos~WL :letteryWzW "W#$W%W&'W(W)W,W-W/W0W1W3W4W8W9W=W@WAWBWCGHWKWLWOWPWQWRWXYWZW[W\W^W_W`WaWcWdWeWfWgWhWiWnWoWpWqWsWtWyWzW|WWWWWWWWWWWWWWWW W iWpWsWvW{WWWWWWWW-W.WWDLWSWVWmqWWCxletterliteratureromanLVletterliturgycompulsorypublicserviceVletterliturgycompulsorypublicserviceexemptionpersonalpVletterpoliceslave/Vecommendationtravel0VletterscribetransportwritingmaterialcVletterslaverytravel)VlettertextiletransportboatQVlettertextileutensils[VlettertransportVlettertransportboat'Vlettertransportboattravelwoman^VletterutensilsRVletterwomanVlexicographyWVloanWWAN09iammonWWWW8W9WammonarionnWWWWWWqWWW W}W WjWWammonas1Vammonas1200drachmaiVammonas500drVammonia6WammonianosWW5WWWTWammonianusTWammonios|WWWWWWWWiWWWW"W>WKWWWWWWWWWWWWWW W#WkWsWWWWWWW@WWWWHWWWWWWWWWWWW1WEWWW'W(WHWIWOW[WnWoWqWW?W@WWWWW7WcWjWWW W WW WQammonios1VammoniosandaeionVammoniosandsias1300copperdrachmaiarcha500copperdracVammoniosltorammonianosgtveteranhasshifted11sacksyeVammoniossonofapionforptollassonofammoniosandptollo@Vammoniossonofpapeishasshifted12sacksie31artabaia VW€iBKurai) declared similarly to the sheets [- - - neighbors] of the whole with the existing . . . [- - -]: to the South, a field path with which the [- - -]; to the North, a field path leading to the . . . [- - -]; to the West, an irrigation channel and an embankment and [- - -]; to the East, a border-land of Alexandrou [Nesos - - -]9jdone, on ph.; Traianos: check translation (or take it off?) (l. 3: en sitikois??? line 8: ho tes didrachmias??? Compare SB XVI, 12493) Scanned, checkedk publishedl#D. Hagedorn, ZPE 115 (1997) p. 223.p7/7/97s2822€AP.Mich.inv. 3378CPapEBonner CF Aegyptus 13G203-7H1933MZPE 51NWest SO55-8P1983UYesVKWYesX&May 2, 1925; Acquired from Nahman lot.tGRep Editor - Stramaglia A; Rep Ser. - ZPE 84; 1990; pg. 19-26h [- - -] Didymos, the "hard worker", through Serenus [- - -] 6 5/8 arourai sown(?); Heras, the man of the didrachmia, through [- - -]; equal the aforesaid (aro at the lower left edge113.5 x 14.2 cmJuly 1925; Acquired by Dr. Askren and Prof Boak UnknownPHBilingual document of uncertain nature, perhaps court proceedings of a magistrate named Flavius Taurus IobinusVth cent. A.D. (Marichal: VIth cent. A.D., Sanders)Sanders HARep_Editor - Bruckner A - Marichal R; Rep_Ser. - ChLA V; Rep_Year - 1976; Rep_Pg_No - 293 (with addendum, ChLA XLVIII, p. 46) Rep_EditoBr - Sijpesteijn PJ; Rep_Ser. - ZPE 42; Rep_Year - 1981; Rep_Pg_No - 110P.Mich.inv. 4295Latin (l. 1;3; 6) and Greek (l. 2; 4-5)Ann ArborCol. I: at least 2; col. II: 6- (with 4296)PapNoYesUnfold (l. 2: see back; + end of l. 4-5)UnknownStylized cursiveFlavius Taurus Iobinus (Iovinus)463Pl. XVIIIaPX?n9.5x21.2cmHV9.5x21.7cmV9.5x22cmV9.5x23.5cmtotalsize9.5x33cmedgar9V9.5x28.8cmV9.5x29.3cmand16.3x29.3cmtotalsize40.7x29.3cmV9.5x31.5cmV9.5x32cmfV9.5x34cmdV9.5x37cmV9.5x4.2cm10.2x9cm4V9.5x6.3cmV9.5x6.7cmV9.5x7cm&V9.5x7.5cmV9.5x8.2cm@V9.5x9V9.5x9.5cm VV9.6WpWWWW=W}WWWWWW]WgWWW9.6x11.8cmgV9.6x11.9cmV9.6x14.2cmV9.6x22cmtotalsize32.2x23.5cmV9.6x27.8cm]V9.6x5.5cmpV9.6x6.2cm=V9.6x6.4cmV9.6x7.8cmVW^W'WOW{WW9.8x4.7cm^V9.8x5.6cmcV9.8x6.6cmV9.8x7.3cm{V9.8x8cmwV9.8x9.2cm'V9.9mWWWWWWWRW9.9x11.7cmV9.9x35.9V9.9x5.9cmV9.9x8.3cmV9.9x8.5mV9.9cmW90WS3oRversorectoispmichvi374Vversorectoispmichvi375Vversorectoispmichvi426Vversorectoissbiv7427Vversorectoissbxii11011Vversorectoisunpublishedfragmentofaregisterbearingac{Vversorectolistofnamesofaporoi}VversorectolistofnamespublishedVversorectoregisterofdocumentspreparedatthegrapheionVV V!V"V#V$V%V&V'V(V)V*V+V,VremainsofataxaccountunpublishedVversorectoremainsofanaccount VversorectoremainsofanaccountinartabaiunpublishedVversorectoremainsofanaccountunpublishedVversorectosbvi95542b-cVversorectosecondtextrectofirsttextunpublishedfragmenYVversorectotextwithmusicalnotationVversorectounpublishedVVversorectounpublishedaccountof184-185adlVversorectounpublishedaccountoftaxpaymentsVversorectounpublishedfragmentofaprivateaccountVBSjpRversorectoispmichvi374@! versorectoremainsof4linesofanunidentifiabletext@3oversorectoremainsofadocumentregister@versorectounpublishedlistofnames@%2woodsidenowaxleftontheotherside@Rwritten*xiv@KSdocumentaryJwDeHFIA<;^Sesical@"medicine@+T1,1l10256o@E.106@1269r@;1274r@%V1280r@Cz1370rbmp@H1571p58bmpH91572r@)1637r@)1724r@A238r@(262@&2737wx@Q2844rbmp@R292r@2936r@5W3029dr@R3089r@r3098ir@'3122r@)3210@5[3222r@<3639r@Q4014o@=4216o@ 4225@ z4259o@ [4282o@=4309o@=4329o@ |4349o@4368o@ 4383o@"54399obmp@4426o@ *4429o@H#4466o@ k4479o@@4515o@ :4528r@4550obmp@@64570o@@74603o@@4666br@4`#F14chWWWWW W WWW<W=W>W?W@WAWWWKWWWchironWchlamWqW}WEWMWRW{WW W WWWWWWWWWKWchristianityHWcoluWcongWconstitutionswWcorrigendaWWcpapgrWWW?W@WAWdanielWdaris WdetWdgsWdi<W=W>W?W@WAWdispositiftWdissWWdoc Wdocuments!W#WdoddsAWdorandi W<W=W>W?W@WAWeWe-junackWeaWWedgarWeditorDWEW`WmWqW}WEWMW_W`WaWpWqWsWuWwW{WWWWWWOWsWtWWWWWWWWW6W;WW1WWWWW3WGWWWWW W W WWWWWWWWWW!W#W<W=W>W?W@WAWWWAWIWKWbWWWW*WWvWWeditorarangio-ruizserfiravpageno9-11V!!'€iDr (Ars Grammatica)1940broken off on the left and right sides and at the bottom; much damaged1Verso; Recto is P.Mich. VII, 447Literary: grammatical<_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_6Eo00DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>'i you don't find the object of this word present, nevertheless, as the sign of the word is heard, immediately an image of the thing cleaves to the mind . . . [- - -]@fore so defined, in the same way that one would say that the word (dictio) is a sound (vox) having the form of significant sounds; for a sound of that kind can be said, but cannot be understS Ll1968WWWWWWhW@W}W*WWWW1969WW+WWWWWW!W#WW}WWW197WWW197-210%W1970WuW*W1971tWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWW W!W#W+WiW?W@WWWW1972WW WpWWWW W1973~WWWWWWWWWWWWWBW`WsWWWTWWWWWWWWWWWW WWHWSWWWWWWW2W4W5W6W7W8W9W:W;W<W=W>W?W@WAWYW_W`WbWW|WW W"W1974tWWWBWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWW WWWW_WrWxW{WWWW*WvWWW W1975W;W=WrWWWWWWWWWWWWWW W"W#W$WC{+ipointgWyWWW"WWW$WW.WpointingWpointsOWWWpolWnWpolexopylitesnVpoleWpoleionWpolemis1Wpolemokrates]WpolemonWWWjWWWW$W1W2W4W<W?W@WBWCWDWFWHWIWKWLWMWNWRWSWUWVWWWXW\W]WdWfWhWxWzW{WWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWW8W|W}WWWtW+W[W_W`WaWWWWWWWWW:WZWpolemonos|Wpoles]WpoliWpolice9WWVWhWWWZW[W_W`WWW"WWWWpossessorsWpossible|W#W1W5WHW[WhWjWpWWW2WpostPWWpostedWwWpotammonWEWWWpotentatesTWpotterWWpottery.W/W0WpoualisWpoulitasWpounded2WpoundsW!'!**€iCod; accordingly, the word that has a signification and an intelligibility is speech (oratio). Speech, then, is . . . like the reason of the mouth (oris ratio); certain grammarians have multiplied its parts to such an extent that the mass of the teachers [- - -] (col. II) [- - - The parts of the speech are:] the noun, the pronoun, the verb, the participle, the adverb, the conjunction, the preposition, the interjection. The noun is, so to speak, a distinctive sign by which we recognize eveDry individual thing by designating it with a mark; it is like a sign of a certain thing, for, when I say anything, even if you don't find the object of this word present, nevertheless, as the sign of the word is heard, immediately an image of the thing cleaves to the mind . . . [- - -]@ep_photo>pl. IIaP.Mich. VII1947versoAJP 61Grammar (Latin); Latin language; Literature; School(?) (Latin)WFWHWVintercourseQWinteresttWWWWWWRWWWWWWWW(WinterestedoWWinterestsW[WWWinterferedeWinterferenceWinteriortW<WWinterjectionWinterminable WinterpreterWWintervalWintervene%W=WintimidatedWintoWWsWWWW[WWWWWDWSWoWWWW8W:WRWWWWintriguesoWintroduceWoWintroduced?WoW"WintroductionoWWinundatedWinundationWinvWWWinv2953colitexttoofragmentarytobetranslatedVVinv2953coliiinv2954coli-iiVVinvalidWinvestigateWinvestigatingWinvestigationW WSW!,![€lB P. Collart, Rev.Phil. 3, 15 (1941) p. 119, No. 61; A. Calderini, Papiri latini (Milano, 1945) p. 10; E.G. Turner, CR 62 (1948) 146; R. Marichal, Scriptorium 4 (1950) p. 136, No. 292; A. Mazzarino, Grammaticae romanae fragmenta aetatis Caesareae I (Torino, 1955) p. 76; S. Bassi, Monumenti Italiae Graphica (Cremona, 1956-1957) No. 115, with pl. XLI; R. Merkelbach, Archiv 16 (1958) p. 129, No. 1155; R.A. Pack, The Greek and Latin Literary Texts from Greco-Roman Egypt (Ann Arbor, 1965[2]) No.C 2996; E.A. Lowe, Codices Latini Antiquiores XI (Oxford, 1966) p. 19, No. 212, with plate (P.Mich. inv. 4649 verso); P. Swiggers, Aegyptus 64 (1984) p. 31-34.z@A l   T  q   L p7/8/97s2247)of a treatise on Latin Grammar, concerning the diphtongs and the different parts of speechy-z3Grammar (Latin); Latin language; Literature; School{-!&!, €iA b  d      }            M  `       A.D.Dunlap JERep Editor - Cavenaile R; Rep Ser. - C.P.L.; 1957; No. 56-57; Rep Editor - Pennisi G; Rep Ser. - Helikon 1; 1961; Rev.Phil. 3, 12 (1938) p. 228-238; J.E. Dunlap, TAPA 69 (1938) p. xxxiv-xxxv; J. Mallon - R. Marichal - C. Perrat, L'criture latine de la capitale romaine la minuscule (Paris, 1939) No. 39 with pl. XXVIII.ection_or_Side>versoAJP 61Grammar (Latin); Latin language; Literature; SchoolTreatise on Latin GrammaQa 4sandersDWEWHWMW{WWWGWKWschenkeWscholllW/WschubartvWschwartzWWschwendnerWscriptiunculae1WseiderDWWWGWselect Wselectpapyrii20 VserDWEWmWqW}WEWHWMWRW`WaWgWlWpWqWsWuWwWyW{WWWWWWWWWOWsWtWvW|WWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWNo. 56-57; Rep Editor - Pennisi G; Rep Ser. - Helikon 1; 1961; B pg. 503-511; Rep Editor - Bruckner A - Marichal R; Rep Ser. - Ch.L.A. III; 1973; No. 218, with plates; Rep Editor - Wouters A; Rep Ser. - The Grammatical Papyri from Graeco-Roman Egypt; 1979; No. 3-KaranisP.Mich.inv. 4649LatinCairo22PapNoYesThe quotation of Vergil is taken from Aeneid IX, 26.Unknown placevery goo ]!B‰i[e people of each party acknowledge all to all othrs and each separately that they have no longer any claim against each other concerning whatsoever matter, small or big, written or unwritten, thought of or not thought of, remembered or not remembered, said or unsaid, judged or un judged and that they for the future do not prosecute nor shall prosecute each other either in a lawcourt in the country nor in a lawcourt abroad or outside the lawcourts not they by themselves nor by a representat\ive nor by a man of straw whosoever not they themselves nor their heirs nor their assigns nor their successors not they each other nor the heirs nor the assigns nor the successors of each other because they have settled in all points according to the afore-said written decision and each party has in regard to all these points sworn by the holy and consubstantial Trinity and by the victory and the safety of the gloriously triumphant Lord of the universe Flavius Justinianus the eternal Augus/98:AdcmWWWWW W!W"W#W$W%W&W'W(W)W*W+W,W-W.W/W0W1W2W3W4W5W6W7W8W9W:W<W=W>W?W@WAWBWCWDWEWFWGWHWIWJWKWLWMWNWOWRWSWTWVWWWXWYWZW[W\W]W^W_W`WaWbWcWdWeWfWgWhWiWjWkWlWmWnWoWpWqWrWsWtWuWvWwWxWyWzW{W|W}W~WWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWW"W#W$W%W&W'W(W)W*W+W,W-W/W0W8W?W@WFWIWLWMWOWPWQWRWSWTWUWVWWWXWYWZW[W\W]W^W_W`WaWbWdWfWgWhWiWjWlWmWnWoWpW!6‰  - -]ratus, centurio; (Lucius Valerius) Proclus (prefect of Egypt); Nepheros [- - -]; (Marcus) Petronius (Honoratus, prefect of Egypt); Torquatus & Iulianus, consuls; Onnopher (Onnophris), son of Nilus (Neilos); (Lucius) Munatius (Felix, prefect of Egypt); Gallicanus & Vetus, consuls; Apollos, servus (doulos) of Sarapion; Tiberinus(?), centurio; Praesens & Rufinus, consuls; Arrius (Arrios) son of Sarapion; Victor, centurio; [- - -], centurio; Optatus, centurio; [(Marcus) Sempronius (LibeBralis, prefect of Egypt)]; [Commodus &] Lateranus, consuls; [- - -] Antiochus (Antiochos); [- - -]ab(?); Fortis, centurio; [Silvanus &] Augurinus, consuls; [- - -] Celerinus; (Marcus Annius) Syriacus (prefect of Egypt)z$Army; Personal status: slave; Police{-|PH~BL X, 124 (bibliography)H pmichsandersO Unknown placePReport of polic#j5‰ i((Text too fragmentary to be translated).jA done, on the orig.; conservation5; Traianos - check distribution of records; numrotation des fragments, genre (subliterary?), note, etc. I told Bernadette NOT TO SCAN THE VERSO for the time being. Alright? - Join fragments c and d(2)? SCANNED RECTO ONLY - checked. k publishedlKJ.F. Gilliam, AJP 71 (1950) p. 432; R. Merkelbach, Archiv 16 (1958) p. 129.p7/29/97s2199‰AP.Mich.inv. 4385Bfragment a, rectoCPapD+ P.Mich. inv. 4390 + 4386E Sanders HAF PMich VIIG430, fragment aH1947I$Pl. III (inv. 4385, fragment a only)KSee noteUYesVFWYesX25-5026D over C [Collection of Brief Sayings\23.5 x 22.5 cmMerkelbach, Archiv 16 (1958) p. 129.p7/29/97s2199‰AP.Mich.inv. 4385Bfragment a, rectoCPapD+ P.Mich. inv. 4390 + 4386E Sanders HAF PMich VIIG430, fragment aH1947I$Pl. III (inv. 4385, fragment a only)KSee noteUYesVFWYesX25-5026D over C [Collection of Brief Sayings\23.5 x 22.5 cm Greekk_R3><OW+ E8with W&W.W1W8W9WDWKWLWYW[WaWpWrWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWGWIWWWWWW.WwWWWW!W-W5WPWSW[WnWrWWWWWWW W!W.WNW[WWwomen}WWWWWwoodUWWPWwood-fellerszWwoodworkUWwool[Wword&WwordsW.WW"W\WvWwWTWworkpWqW}W~WWWWWWWWaW~WWWWWWWWWW^WWWWwW{WWW;WWW#W%W0W^WaWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWW+WGWVW`WaW$W+WmWWW WWWWWWIWLWMWPWZWbWdWjWlWoWpWrWwWyW*W'WWWworkedWworking}WworkmenWworksWWworrysWwouldSJ‰ hE>Pl. IIbKaranis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptCavenaile R121 (with addenda, p. 439)C.P.L.1957rectoPMich VIIArmy; Personal status: slave; PoliceReport of Uncertain Nature, Perhaps of Police Action(?)1947broken off on the left and right sides and at top and bottom1Recto; Verso iFs P.Mich. VII, 429Documentary<_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8> Zich.inv. 4649LatinCairo<2 !>ŒhDgk_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>1iTo Priscus Apolinaris, soldier, very many greetings. Before all else I pray that you be well. I make your obeisance daily before the lord Sarapis. . . . salutes you . . . and Ptolemaios . . . (Verso) Deliver to Priscus the soldier at [his(?)] home.j|done, on the original; scanned - check after addition of fragment 5925a (from Priscus to Apolinaris?) and update the 2 cardsk publishedl%S. Llewelyn, ZPE 101 (1994) p. 71-78.p3/13/97s2598,ŒAP.Mich.inv. 2958BVersoCPapEPearl OM - Winnington-Ingram RPFJEA 51G179H1965UYesVDWYesX 24-5006E2-A[Account\ 18 x 30.3 cm]+black glass; check number of fragments (3?)n=Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptoGreekr26uUnknownv Late IInd/early IIIrd cent. A.D.w Ann ArborxIList of names and payments, amounting to one or two hundred drachmai each><_600DPIBack_R2>5838V_B.bmp<_600DPIBacGoagreementsWrWalWallWWW=W WWallowvWwWalmostWalongWalongsideWalreadyWWalsoWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWvW~WWWBWsWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWW)W WwWWaltar%WalyWWWWWWWWWWWambiguityWamongWamountsdWamundsenWWWanWWWzW<WWWWWWW=WWW"W%W&W)W+W,W-W.W0WWWWanastasiaWandpWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWW&W;WUWYW{WWWWWvWWWWWWWWWWWW WWWW"W#W$W%W&W(W)W+W,W.WW!0K‰ AP.Mich.inv. 4390BrectoCPapD+ P.Mich. inv. 4385 + 4386E Sanders HAnt in 1940: J. Mallon - R. Marichal - C. Perrat, L'criture latine de la capitale romaine la minuscule (Paris, 1939) No. 40 with pl. XXVIII. R. Marichal, Scriptorium 4 (1950) p. 122, No. 43; J.F. Gilliam, AJP 71 (1950) p. 435; S. Daris, Aegyptus 44 (1964) p. 330; R.O. Fink, Roman Military Records on Papyrus (Princeton, 1971) p. 9; R. Seider, Palaeographie der lateinischen Papyri. I. Urkunden (Stuttgart, 1972) No. 35, with plB. XVII (part of P.Lond. Inv. 2723 recto only); A. Wouters, The Grammatical Papyri from Graeco-Roman Egypt (Brussel, 1979) p. 94-95 and n. 13-14; N. Giov Marchioli, Alle origini delle abbreviature latine. Una prima recognizione (Messina, 1993) No. A 83.@Az L    # }  zp7/9/97‰ AP.Mich.inv. 4390BrectoCPapD+ P.Mich. inv. 4385 + 4386E Sanders HA53 9proclusWWproclussonoftitoessakkophorosVproculusDWEWWprocuratorWWWprocuratoroftheauthorofthewillVproestosW}WproestotesrWproklespromaosWpromauosWWW/W0W1W3W4W5W6W7W8W9W:W;W<W=W>W?W@WAWBWCWDWEWFWHWJWKWOWPWQWRWSWTWUWVWWWYWZW[W\W]W^W_W`WaWbWcWdWeWfWgWhWiWjWkWlWmWnWoWpWqWrWsWtWuWwWzW|W}WWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWW|WWWWWWWprosbyteroiWWprosbyterosWWprosodonWprostateslWoWWWWXWprotarchos%WtWprotesWprotokometesWprotos<WWWproxenosprytaneusas+WprytanikosWprytanis+WpsQWpsabotosWWpsaiosWsalous$9antipasantipatros"W%4W:W<W]WWantipatrosseepaplugdbatxxip2894VantiphilosWantiphiloscheiristesVantisWWantissonofapolloVantissonofpanetbysVWWWWWWW4WVWWWXWaWWeWWWWW WWWW"W#WWWWWWWWWWWWW.WEWWWantoninuspiusdeceasedemperorWVantoninuspiusemperor}VVVVVVV4VVVXVaVVVVVVVVVVVEVVantoninuspresbyterossonofsokrateslaographospartnersVantoninussonofantoninusVantoninussonofisidorosVantoniusWWW]WWW1W5W#WWW TW8WWantoniusminorformerbasilikosgrammateusofthediopolitesTVantoniusseegeographicaVantoniussonofVantoniussonofantoniusVantoniussonofantoniusseepmichvi376121V'^v8mentioningWxWWWWW W WKWMWWWWJWmentions'WmerchandiseyWmerchantsWmerisWW WWW$WWhWWW WmerkelbachCWmersisWmesorefWmessages7WmessengerpWmestasutmistWmesthasWmethods{Wmetretai}Wmetropolis WFWmetropolitesWmichWWWNWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWW1W7W:WLWMWPWQWYWeWkWqWtWzWWWWWW<WvWWWW,W.W0WWYWZW^WW%W&W.W2W4W6W:W;W<W[W{WmichaelWmiddleWmieus?WCWWW]WdWjWyWWWmightyWWW1WWWeW\WmilanSWmilitarisW WWmilitaryEWWWWW?WWWWWWWWmilitumWW W-W4W[WWW.W1W3W<WaW#r#vŒiJed how much is produced from personal cultivation. Formerly <estate> of Iucundus and Chresimos, for which was collected in the first year 235 5/6 artabai, additional payments 33 5/8 artabai, total 269 11/24 artabai. I make known that this is under lease, joint with others, to Ammonios, son of Didymos. Lands paying money taxes likewise. For certain lands, since, of their owners, one has died, another has run away, the village clerks have reduced the taxes on all these, showing that thKe fields are in the class of arid land and cannot be sown by the lessees of public land nor otherwise yield revenue. It is reported, whether they are truly in the category of dry land and not able to be sown by the public farmers nor otherwise yield revenue, and I am recording it out of this (Category of) land as well as out of the (category of) productive land. Of the cleruchic garden of Didyme, the daughter of Eubios, townswoman, in which <arourai?> are date palms and young shoots @LCimecheir4 VmecheriWWmechesWmechirBWWmediatedOWmediatingOWmedicusW WWW&WyWmediumCWWmeethWnWoWWW*WWmeetingWoWWWmeeting-placeWmeets@WmegaWmegaklesWmegasOWmegistoWmeiaWmeizonWmekaris*WmelanasWWuWvWWWWWmelanassonofherieus4artabaiofwheatVmelanassonofsamVmelankomasWWmelantas9WJWwWWmelasWWWWSWjWWWWWWW W)W5WFWPWhWWWWWWW WW&WDWEWFWIWJWKWLWMWNWOW[WaWlWqWWWWWWnd of Thermethis (Thermouthis) (see P.Mich. V, p. 19-21); Chrates son of Akousilaos and Taos (see also P.Mich. V, 248; 280); Hatres son of Mieus; Panther (son of Mieus), brother of Hatres (former owner); (unnamed) sons of (the same?) PawipszyckaWwipszyckaeVwitteWwittebVwllW WWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWwmTWwolfWwolfpVwolffzW{WwolffhjzV{Vworp@WAWworrellWWWWWWoWWWWWW WWWWWWWWWWworrellwhVVVVVVoVVVVVV VVVVVVVVVVyW|WyoutiepWqWuWWW(WGWHWIWJWKWLWMWNW}W~WWWWWWWWWWWWWW4WWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWW6FpmichxVVWVXVYVZV[V\V]V^V_V`VaVbVcVdVeVfVgVhViVjVkVlVmVnVoVpmichxipVqVrVsVtVuVvVwVxVyVzV{V|V}V~VVVVVVVVV_VpmichxiiVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVV`VpmichxiiiVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVpmichxvVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVpmichxviiiJVKVLVMVNVOVPVQVRVSVTVUVVVWV[V\V]V^V_V`VaVbVdVeVfVgVhViVjVkVlVmVnVoVpVqVrVsVtVuVpmichaphrodOWpmichaphrodntac1OVposterioresWWpoxyWWWWWWWW!4"GŒy18 x 30.3 cm24-5006E2-AUnknownPHList of names and payments, amounting to one or two hundred drachmai eachLate IInd/early IIIrd cent. A.D.Pearl OM - Winnington-Ingram RP-P.Mich.inv. 2958GreekAnn Arbor26DPapYesYesblack glass; check number of fragments (3?)UnknIInd/early IIIrd cent. A.D.w Ann ArborxIList of names and payments, amounting to one or two hundred drachmai each<_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DP!AhBin>Unknown place, province of Egypt(Unnamed) somphis; (unnamed) basileis56-61pl. 23Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptaArchiv 41Dance; Letter; Priests; Profession; Religion; WomanLetter from a Dancer1995broken off at the bottom; much damaged on the left side1RectoDocumentary<_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>^8>m headings>Grammar (Latin); Latin language; Literature; SchoolT"p?CDEFGHIJKLMNOUVWXYZ[\_ae^oт1?@CGUWhjw{ꂃ $7;PTc !"#$%&'()*+,-./0123456789:;<=>?@ABCDEFGHIJKLMNOPQRSTUVWXYZ[\]^_`abcdefghijklmnopqrstuvwxyz{|}~‚ÂĂłƂǂȂɂʂ˂̂͂΂ςЂт҂ӂԂՂւׂ؂قڂۂ܂݂ނ߂ႅ₅ゅ䂅傅悅炅肅邅ꂅ낅삅킅!?vIInd or Ist cent. B.C.wCairoxBeginning of a Ptolemaic letter or hypomnema, consisting almost entirely of polite phrases, written by a dancer perhaps belonging to the priests of the cat goddess Boubastisy%(Unnamed) somphis; (unnamed) basileisz3Dance; Letter; Priests; Profession; Religion; Woman{-|PHO Unknown place, province of EgyptP7broken off at the bottom; much damaged on the left sideQ1RRectoS DocumentaryhA13.4 x 8.6 cm25-248AUnknown dancerPHBeginning of a Ptolemaic letter or hypomnema, consisting almost entirely of polite phrases, written by a dancer perhaps belonging to the priests of the cat goddess BoubastisIInd or Ist cent. B.C.Clarysse W-Sijpesteijn PJ-P.Mich.inv. 4394GreekCairo7PapNoYesW?W@WAWBWCWDWEWFWGWHWIWJWKWLWMWNWOWPWQWRWSWTWYW`WiWpWsWvW{WWWWWWWWWWWAW7WDWLWVWmWWWWCWletteracknowledgingphilanthropiamVletterandcopyofamemorandumVletterfromadancerVV%!c2recto151intheleftmarginGVrecto1510onlyonpmichinv3124^Vrecto16hVVBVVUVrecto163inleftmarginVrecto166onlyonpmichinv3083b3145VVrecto16scripturaexterior{VKVrecto17&VV.ViVaVrVrecto18MVYVVrecto182inleftmarginVrecto1832pVtext1Vrecto301inleftmargin:Vrecto336VJVrecto35=Vrecto352inleftmargin3Vrecto36Vrecto37?Vrecto38+Vrecto42inleftmargin4inrightmargin2!Vrecto47#Vrecto6VVVAVrecto7Vrecto8}V/VKVLVrecto9uVVVrectocoli21lVVrectocoli25Vrectocoli30@Vrectocoli-ivmarginalnote37linesVrectocoli-vii48linesuVrectocolii20lVVrectocolii35@Vrectosecondtext3YVremainsWremainsofatexttotheleft10VrightW!W2WsecondYWseveralUWtableW)8<6beforeYWTWlWoWWXW WWYW5WvWwWWbefore47adXVbeginninghWWyWzWbeginningofivthcentadhVbeginningoftheivthcentadVbellWbetweenOWWWWWWbetween169and177adVbetween253and260adVbetween527and546/547adperhapsca537adOVbetweendec28181adandaug29183adVblWctW|WWWWWWWWWWZWWWWWWWWWWWW7WPWWWWW W WW*W+WbWgWlWnWoWpWqWrWtWuWvWwWxWyWzW{W|W}W~WWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWW-22222-3224-5225226226-7227-8228-9229-230231232232-3233-4 zpe106!272-275275-276 zpe107"98199199-200200-201201-203+P‡hDnt_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>iA. . . who has not appeared until now, so that I may experience your benevolence. Farewell. 19th year of Imperator Caesar Titus Aelius Hadrianus Antoninus Augustus Pius, Mecheir 24. Copy of the subscription. If the defendant is summoned and does not appear, you will appeal. Return to the petitioner. 19th year, Mecheir 19. In conformity with the subscription, I appealed before the court through the advocate Ammonios on the 29th of the same month and the defendant was summoned before theBJ court three times and did not appear, and they made a record of the case.8j$done, on the orig.; SCANNED, checkedk publishedl(R. Haensch, ZPE 100 (1994) p. 543, n. 30p5/5/97‡AP.Mich.inv. 5922BRectoCPapE Husselman EMFPMich IXG541H19714)!N*ŒhD600DPIBack_R8>iA[- - -] Aurelius [Apollonios, son of - - -, acknowledges to] Aurelius Apollonios alias [Agathos Daimon, son of - - -], of the Euthenodotean tribe and the Althaean deme [- - -], that the party of the first part, Aurelius Apollonios, [has received from Aurelius Apollonios] alias Agathos Daimon from hand to hand [out of the house] a loan [of - - - drachmai] for three months from the present [month - - - onwards at the interest of a drachma] per mina every month and that [the party of the firs which an Aurelius Apollonios acknowledges to have borrowed some money to Aurelius Apollonios alias Agathos Daimon for a short termIIIrd/IVth cent. A.D.Sijpesteijn PJEuthenodotios; AlthaieusP.Mich.inv. 5983GreekCairo14Pap229-230231232232-3233-4 zpe106!272-275275-276 zpe107"196-197200-201201-203#$ A$_P$)7P4$P$,)C77)6,*7$P_$B$Q$cL"PdqO>LeP>lLP>L P>1L P>LPQa_!'7hBomerusPH+ P.Mich. inv. 2 + 2755aLarge fragments of a roll which contained a clean, neat, well-written copy of Iliad XVIIIIInd/IIIrd cent. A.D.Priest NE-P.Mich.inv. 3160GreekAnn Arborapproximately 44 lines per columntop of shelves 17-18 + 2 glasses in NPapYesYesThe two fragments between which cCol. 10 is divided are actually joining, but were put under different glasses due to the size of the papyrus; similarly, the upper fragment of col. 7 (frg. g) joins the left fragment of col. 8 (frg. i), but had to be left apart.Unknown place, province of Egypt1st hand: large, upright, well-formed, rather rounded uncial; 2nd hand (using a pen with a thinner nib): smaller and quicker. - Has diacritical marks (accents, aspirations, diaeresis marks, stops); some ofpmichinv4395&Vpmichinv4396RVpmichinv44VVpmichinv441zVpmichinv444Vpmichinv4457Vpmichinv448Vpmichinv4493Vpmichinv45|Vpmichinv452Vpmichinv4526VVVVVVpmichinv4527tVpmichinv4528sVpmichinv4529Vpmichinv4534FVpmichinv4538CVpmichinv4544Vpmichinv4550Vpmichinv4552Vpmichinv4553V3 ZieutonisqWWeutosFWeutrygiosWeutychaos)Weutychas9WWWW WWWWWW W#W%W(W-W4WeutycheidesWWeutychesW?WWWWWWW}WWWWWeutychiaWeutychides%WWZW W<Weutychos9WWWWW8W:W<W=WAWFWLWTWkWpWrW~WWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWW W W WWWWWWWWWWW W$W,W3W6W<WyWWWWevery-other-dayTWeverybodyyWeverythinguWW0W^WpWW W&W,W2W=W?W@WBWLWRW7WWeverywhere8WevidenceWevident"W.WevilW/W6Wex-gymanasiarchsWex-gymnasiarchWexactWhWWexactedW:WTWWexactorWexactsvWexaminationWWWtWexaminationsW!|PMiIregistered by Onnophris, son of Onnophris, bailiff of Marcus Sempronius Vestinus who was absent and who was not really a - - - of him.j done, on ph.k publishedlO.M. Pearl, Atti del XVII Congresso internazionale di papirologia III (Napoli, 1984) p. 1063; R.S. Bagnall, ZPE 105 (1995) p. 253-255.p7/10/97s2555AP.Mich.inv. 444CPapE Browne GMFBASP 11G42-3H1974J SB XIV 11330KBL IX, 273 (l. 3)UNoWYesXGpurchased in Egypt by B.P. Grenfell and F.W. Kelsey in March-April 1920hApurchased in Egypt by B.P. Grenfell and F.W. Kelsey in March-April 1920BL IX, 273 (l. 3)Browne GMP.Mich.inv. 444PapNoYes42-3SB XIV 11330BASP 111974<_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIF!HŒhBNoYesUnknown place, province of EgyptAurelius Apollonios [- - -]; Aurelius Apollonios alias Agathos Daimon, son of - - -, Euthenodotios alias Althaieus; Aurelius Heron son of Sarapion184-186Pl. 29Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptArchiv 41Debt; Illiteracy; Interest; Loan; Personal status: Alexandrian citizenLoan of Money199C5broken off at the top and on the right side1RectoDocumentary<_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_ ;'5hCs published independently by C.W. Shelmerdine and N.E. Priest, who joined it to P.Mich. inv. 2 + 3160. The two fragments between which col. 10 is divided are actually joining, but were put under different glasses due to the size of the papyrus; similarly, the upper fragment of col. 7 (frg. g) joins the left fragment of col. 8 (frg. i), but had to be left apart.Unknown place, province of Egypt1st hand: large, upright, well-formed, rather rounded uncial; 2nd hanDd (using a pen with a thinner nib): smaller and quicker. - Has diacritical marks (accents, aspirations, diaeresis marks, stops); some of them added by the 2nd hand during two different passes-20-21Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptPriest NE31Homeric Papyri in the Michigan Collection (Diss.)1975aBASP 12Homerus; Literature<+ PandWWWWWWW!W#W$W%W&W+W-W.W5W6W8W9W?WDWEWFWGWHWIWJWKWLWMWNWOWPWQWRWWWYWZW[W\W^W_WbWcWgWiWjWkWlWmWnWoWpWvWwWyWzWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWW W W W W WWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWW W!W"W#W$W%W&W'W(W)W*W+W,W/W0W1W2W3W4W6W?W@WAWBWCWEWFWGWHWIWJWKWLWNWPWQWRWSWTWUWXWtWxW{WWand/or9WOWyWanotherother not, on his adult heirs whose names] will be learned on the spot, as is proper, so that he may know about the publication [and may return to me the 250 drachmai as is proper. Year 16 of Aurelius Antoninus] Caesar the lord, on the 14th of the mo!WOŠhCransportReceipt for Delivery in Kind1995slightly broken off on the left and right sides (see also note)1Recto; Verso is blankDocumentary6451ar.bmp<_600DPIFront_R1>6451ar_a.bmp<_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DDPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>\i[Month, day.] Sotas and Isidoros, sitologoi of Karanis, delivered [through] Pnas for the fifteenth indiction for the account of villagers (of Karanis), six artabai of clean [wheat], 6 artabai only.j#done, on the orig. SCANNED, checkedk publishedp8/25/97ŠAP.Mich.inv. 6471BbCPapESijpesteijn PJFZPE 108G220-221H1995IVIIIa!]!^ŒiChtway received the fixed cession money of a thousand (- - -) silver drachmai, in full], from hand to hand and [the party of the first part, Aurelia Thatres], will guarantee [with full] guarantee to Aurelia [- - - the ceded arourai], which she will deliver unemcumbered, [unpledged, unmortgaged, and free from all debt - - - from the previous] times till the past [. . . year of - - - and inclusive and that she and] her representatives [will from now on exercise ownership and control over] theD same [ceded arourai and will appropriate their produces] as they wish. If [the said Aurelia Thatres violates] any of the above written provisions [she will pay back to the said Aurelia - - - the cession money increased by] one half and [she will pay] the costs and the expenses [double and as a fine another - - - drachmai and it shall be permitted to Aurelia - - - to transfer the ceded arourai through] the property register office of the Arsinoite nome. (2nd hand) [I, Aurelia Thatres, daugF`5unknowncustomsofficialVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVV"V#V$V%V&V'V(V)V*V+V,V-V.V/V0VVV8VVunknowndancerVunknowndike-surveyorVuVvVunknowndyke-surveyorqVVV~VVVVVVVVVVRV]V`VrVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVV;VVV#V%V0V^VaVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVV+V`VaVVVVVVkVLVMVPVRVZVbVdVjVlVoVpVrVwVyV'Vunknowndyke-surveyorspVVVunknownereoikonomosVunknowngaiusiuliusapollinarius1VunknownhigherofficialeVunknownlocalofficialVVVunknownlocalscribeVunknownofficer[VV!UŠhCto>Pl. 27Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptaArchiv 41Administration; Army; Debt; Interest; Loan (& right of execution); Personal status: Roman citizenAddress Concerning the Registration of a Loan of Money1995broken off at the top and on the left side; heavily mutilated1Recto; Verso: account (unpublished)Documentary2833ar.bmp<_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>`iperor; (unnamed) strategos of the Herakleidou meris178-18214 x 20 cm24-S5000-courtyard south of S5000Unknown creditorPHCopy of an address sent by a creditor probably to the archidikastes, concerning the registration of a loan drawn up between him and the soldier(?) Marcus Sempronius Serenus; a copy of the loan contract is includedAugust 7, 176(?) A.D.Sijpesteijn PJItouraioi (Ityraioi); Herakleidou meris of the Arsinoite nomeP.MBich.inv. 2833GreekCairo12PapNoYesperhaps Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of Egypt[- - -, archidikates(?)]; [- - -]; Marcus Sempronius Serenus (see also P.Mich. IV/2, p. 186); [- - -], stratiotes speires trites Itouraion (= Marcus Sempronius Serenus?); [- - -] (hekatontarchos); [Marcus Aurelius(?)], Emperor; (unnamed) strategos of the Herakleidou meris178-1829.6 x 11.9 cm33-158*-E/VUnknown tax-collectorPHReceipt for delivery of wheat made in the name of sitologoi of Karanis by PnasIVth cent. A.D. (341? see note)Sijpesteijn PJKaranisP.Mich.inv. 6451GreekAnn Arbor3-PapNoYesPerhaps part of the same papyrus as P.Mich. inv. 6451b, whicBh bears the date of June 3-4, 341 A.D.align (and fix?) part in the middle of a (the one with 3 lines of text)unknown harbor, Memphite or Herakleopolite nome, province of EgyptSotas, sitologos of Karanis; Isidoros, sitologos of Karanis; Pnas (see also P.Mich. inv. 6451b)221Pl. VIIIbKaranis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptaZPE 108Tax collection; T8)J8copyofanaddresssentbyacreditorprobablytothearchidVcopyofthedeclarationofbirthofillegitimatetwinsbythVcopyofthedocketthesignaturesandtheabstractofademoVcopyoftherecordoftheexaminationin185adofthestatVcopyofthreereceiptsfordeliveryofgraintaxesofthefoVcopyoftwolettersfromspondateswhowasindifficultiesbMVNVcopyordraftofabidtotakeovertheconcessionforbeer^VWcounter-statementTWcountry8W WcourseWWTWRWcourtWWWWvWcourtyardsWcoveringWcreditorWWcreditors8Wcrop?WWWWcropsWcrownWWQWWWculpritsWcultPWcultivateWcultivatedFWcultivationFWWcultivatorWWWWWWWTWWWcultivatorsWWcurator+Wcuratores WcureTWcurrentUWcursing WWcustomaryWWcustomsWdWWVWQP-Mz9marcussitologos>VmarcustitianusvalVmareisWWmarepakamisDWmarepkaimismarepkamis6WDWmarepkemis WDWMWkWW.W3W;WW?WCWFWMWNWOWRWTWWWYW\W]WcWdWiWjWlWnWqWrWtWvWyW{W~WWWWWWWWWWWWWWlWmWyWWWWWapresWaproniosWapsemisiWWW:WapyncheisapynchisWWWWXWYWWcWWWWWWDWYWkW{WWWW== ^inome8W9WWW[WdWhWiWqWvWyWWWWWWnomeofthecyclicpipersVnomesWW{WWWWnomicusWWWnominateWnominatedWWWWnominationWWnominationsWnomismaWnomismataWWWnomismatiaWWWWWnomismationWWWWnomissianus{WKWnomographosWWWWWvWW}W W-WnomophylaxW^WnoneWWWWWWW!W#WnW?W@W-WVWnonesEWnonethelessOW@WHWIWWW1WZWnoniusGWnonnosWWWWnonsenseWnoosWnorWW3WWWWOWpWWWW:WCWFWVW\WyWWWWWWWWW#W.W6W7W:W?WPW_WnWMWNWOWRWTWUWWWYWZW\W]W_WbWcWdWiWjWlWmWnWrWvWxWyW{W|W}W~WWW!c!RŒiA[Year . . . of Imperator Caesar Marcus Aurelius Severus] Alexander Pius Felix Augustus, [month, day. Aurelia Thatres, daughter of] . . ., from the village of Karanis, [. . . years] of age, [- - - with as guardian her husband(?) Aurelius - - -], from the same village, [. . . years] of age, [- - -, acknowledges to Aurelia - - -, from - - -, . . . years of age, - - -] with as guardian her husband Aurelius [- - -, son of - - -, from - - -, . . . years of age, - - -, that the party of the firstB part, Aurelia Thatres], has ceded to her [through the present acknowledgment for conveyance from the above] written day for all [time the - - - arourai, or whatever the entire area] is, [of a catoecic allotment] in one parcel which belong to her in the vicinity of the village - - -, so that she may] possess [them - - -] in accordance with the [documents of the ceded arourai] concerning them registered beforehand [and sent and that] the party of the first part, Aurelia Thatres, [has straig!R!`ŒiEhter of] . . ., with as guardian my husband(?) [Aurelius - - -, have ceded to Aurelia - - -, daughter of - - -, with as guardian her husband Aurelius - - - the - - - arourai] which belong to me in the vicinity of [the village - - - and I have received the fixed cession money of] a thousand [(- - -) silver] drachmai [- - -. I, Aurelius - - -, wrote it] for them, since they do not know letters. (3rd hand) Publication - - - `jdone, on ph. scannedk publishedp7/10/97s1754Btive>YesKaranis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptSeverus Alexander, Emperor; Aurelia Thatres, daughter of [- - -]; [Aurelius - - -, her husband(?) & guardian]; Aurelia [- - -, daughter of - - -]; Aurelius [- - -], her husband & guardian; [Aurelius - - -]182-184Pl. 28Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptArchiv 41Illiteracy; Land Ownership; Sale; Woman (& guardi>._of:W<W?W@WEWFWGWHWIWLWNWSWVW\W]W`WaWbWcWdWeWgWhWiWjWkWrWsWtWuWyWzW|W~WWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWW W W W W WWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWW W!W"W#W$W%W&W'W(W)W*W+W-W.W/W0W1W2W3W4W6W:W;W<W=WAWBWEWFWHWIWJWLWPWQWSWTWUWXW[W[W[W[W[W[WofficerVWWrWolive?WWWolympiasLWonpWqWWWWWWaW~WWWW!^ŒAP.Mich.inv. 5983CPapESijpesteijn PJF Archiv 41G184-186H1995IPl. 29UNoWYesX 30-CS190-A[ Loan of Money\ 14.4 x 8 cn=Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptoGreekr14uDAurelius Apollonios - - - & Aurelius Apollonios alias Agathos DaimonvIIIrd/IVth cent. A.D.wCairoxContract by which an Aurelius Apollonios acknowledges to have borrowed some money to Aurelius Apollonios alias Agathos Daimon for a short termj done, on ph.k publishedp7/10/97ŒAP.Mich.inv. 5983CPapESijpesteijn PJF Archiv 41G184-186H1995IPl. 29UNoWYesX 30-CS190-A[ Loan of Money\ 14.4 x 8 cn=Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptoGreekr14uDAurelius Apollonios - - - & Aurelius Apollonios alias Agathos DaimonvIIIrd/IVth cent. A.D.wCairoxContract by which an Aurelius Apollonios acknowledges to have borrowed some money to Aurelius Apollonios alias Agathos Daimon for a short termWfugitive?WfulfilWfulfillment}W~WWWWWN/^ishareWFWVWYW%!]bŒhCan)Cession of Land1995broken off on the left and right sides and at the bottom1RectoDocumentary3045r.bmp<_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_6D\00DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>&iolates] any of the above written provisions [she will pay back to the said Aurelia - - - the cession money increased by] one half and [she will pay] the costs and the expenses [double and as a fine another - - - drachmai and it shall be permitted to Aurelia - - - to transfer the ceded arourai through] the property register office of the Arsinoite nome. (2nd hand) [I, Aurelia Thatres, daug*zŒAP.Mich.inv. 6462BbCPapESijpesteijn PJF Archiv 41G186H1995UNoWYesX 33-196*-Y[Sale of an Animal\ 10 x 4.8 cmn=Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptoGreekr7u#Aurelius [- - -] & Aurelius [- - -]vEarly IVth cent. A.D.wCairoxOFragment of the sale of a female animal, for a price of 2,000 drachmai at leasty"Aurelius [- - -]; [Aurelius - - -]ecision]. When formally asked [whether this] is done [rightly and fairly he so declared]. I, Aurelius Heron, son of Sarapion, -C= - -, [have written for him, since he does not know letters].j done, on ph.k publishedp7/10/97 ŒAP.Mich.inv. 6462BbCPapESijpesteijn PJF Archiv 41G186H1995UNoWYesX 33-196*-Y[Sale of an Animal\ 10 x 4.8 cmn=Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptoGreekr7u#Aurelius [- - -] & Aurelius [- - -]vEarly IVth cent. A.D.wCairoxOFragment of the sale of a female animal, for a price of 2,000 drachmai at leasty"Aurelius [- - -]; [Aurelius - - -]=?8contractbywhichhorionsonofpapontosleasesfromtithoesVcontractbywhichhorostheeldersonofapolloniosleasestVcontractbywhichkronionsonofleasestohorossonofhoroDVEVcontractbywhichlysimachossonoflysimachosagreestoconVcontractbywhichmaronsonofhermassellstohermassonofnVcontractbywhichninescribesagreetoprepareforthetwoVcontractbywhichpsemkebkissonifpsyphissellstopnebtynKVcontractbywhichsokratessonofptolemaiosleasestohoros8VcontractbywhichtaorseusdaughterofpetermouthisagreestVVcontractbywhichtaurisdaughterofninisagreestofurnishVcontractbywhichthelandownerphoibammonsonoftriadelphoVcontractbywhichthenpetermouthisdaughterofhatressellsfVhVVcontractbywhichtheodorossonofmakarioswiththechildreVcontractbywhichthreesistersagreetofurnishlodgingtoFVarbyhorVV L =sideWWWWWIWWWsirVWWWWWW{WWWsourcegWVWsouthWWW?WW$W%WWWWWW$W.WhWspring W W W WWWWWWWVWsWstreetWhWsubmittedqWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWcWiWWWWWWW&W'W(W)W*W+WJWKWMWWWWWWWWWWWWWWBWNWgWmWWWWWWW:WW WYWTWtano,Wtemple-uWthWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWtheRWWWWW/W8W\W^WoWrWWWWWWWWW#W$W%W,W1W2WWW W W W WWWWWWWWWWWWWW$W%W)W*W1W2W3W4W5W6W7W8W9W:W;W<W=W&' ]n"white glass" called "Homer II": remove from glass; can it go in a folder? - some little folds: nothing to do?n=Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptoGreekr22s"Informal rounded" scriptuHomerusv1st half of the IInd cent. A.D.w Ann Arborx%Fragment of a manuscript of the Iliady-zLiterature: Homerus{-|PHO Unknown place, province of EgyptP8broken off on the left and right sides and at the bottomQ1RRecto; Verso is blankSLiterary: EpicT 2755r.bmpX 2755r_a.bmpY 2755r_b.bmphrovisional mount (19, 20a-b, 2755, 2755a, 3753, 4313), which was dismounted. SCANNED; checkedk publishedp7/11/97Iliad1st half of the IInd cent. A.D.Shelmerdine CW-P.Mich.inv. 2755GreekAnn Arbor22(new glass)PapYesYes"white glass" called "Homer II": remove from glass; can it go in a folder? - some little folds: no& undWPWvWWWWviWWvidenskabernesWviiyWWFWHWviiitWuWWvolWwilhelmWx W*Wxi0W WWxiiCWDWEWFW\WWWWWWWWWWWxivWWWWWWWWWWxlviiWxvWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWW!W_W-W.WsWwWxWyW~WxviiWWWWWxviiiWWxx/Wyale Wyaleclassstud28 VycsWycs28VyoutieFWWWWzasWzas66VzenuWzenonWWzenonunhommed'affairesgrecal'ombredespyramidesWVzpekWtWWWWWWWW!jGŒiAY[Aurelius - - -, son of - - -, of the village of] Karanis, [has declared and acknowledged that he has sold to Aurelius - - -, son of - - -], from the same [village], one female [- - -, at the price] agreed on [between them] of two thousand [(- - -) drachmai in all from hand to hand. It is incumbent on him to provide] guarantees [against - - -]Yj done, on ph.k publishedp7/10/97s2845 ŒAP.Mich.inv. 3030CPapESijpesteijn PJF Archiv 41G187-188H1995IPl. 30UNoWYesX 24-5003-D-B["Declaration of a Boy for Selection\ 10 x 3.5 cmn=Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptoGreekr22u.Aurelius Sokrates and his wife Aurelia [- - -]vBetween 253 and 260 A.D.wCairoxsDeclaration of a 14-years old boy for selection among the privileged class of the metropolites, made by his parents9Front_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><!iŒhBrsons>Aurelius [- - -]; [Aurelius - - -]186Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptbArchiv 41Animal; SaleSale of an Animal1995broken off on the left side and at the bottom1RectoDocumentary<_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2>C<_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>i!lŒiA[To - - -], from Aurelius Sokrates, [son of - - -], grandson of Sokrates alias Agathos [Daimon, his mother being - - -] and his wife Aurelia [- - -, daughter of - - -], both [from the metropolis, registered in] the quarter of the Sacred [Gate, Aurelia - - -] with as guardian [Sokrates] personally. Since Marcus Aurelius [- - -, the son that] has been born [to us, has reached] in the present [. . . year of Valerianus and] Gallienus Augusti the age of 14 years [and ought] to be selected by thBXe [officers in charge of the selection, I have appended] the claims of [both] of us [in accordance with] the ordinance. [On the one hand], I, [Aurelius] Sokrates, was selected in year . . . of Severus] Alexander Caesar [the lord and] I was returned in the household census [of year 7 of Gordianus in the same] quarter [of the Sacred Gate - - -]Fjdone, on ph. scannedk publishedp7/10/97s1748ed) hoi pros te epikrisei Severus Alexander, former Emperor; Gordianus, former E!m!kaŒhCPl. 30Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptArchiv 41Family; Personal status: metropolite; Privileges; Taxation (person)Declaration of a Boy for Selection1995broken off at the top, right, left and bottom1Recto; Verso: uncertain fragment (unpublished)Documentary3030r.bmp3030v.bmp<_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>#inus & Gallienus, Emperors; (unnamed) hoi pros te epikrisei Severus Alexander, former Emperor; Gordianus, former Emperor187-188!lŒhA10 x 3.5 cm24-5003-D-BAurelius Sokrates and his wife Aurelia [- - -]PHDeclaration of a 14-years old boy for selection among the privileged class of the metropolites, made by his parentsBetween 253 and 260 A.D.Sijpesteijn PJ[Alexandreon polis(?)]; amphodon Hieras Pyles (Arsinoiton polis)P.Mich.inv. 3030GreekCairo22PapNoYesprobably Arsinoiton polis, Arsinoite nome, province of Egypt[- - -], (former?) exegetes(?) (of Alexandria?); [- - -], (former?) gymnasiarchos; Aurelius Sokrates, son of [- - -] and [- - -], grandson of Sokrates alias Agathos Daimon; his wife [- - -, daughter of - - -]; their son Marcus Aurelius [- - -]; Valerianus & Gallienus, Emperors; (unnamed) hoi pros te epikrisei Severus Alexander, former Emperor; Gordianus, former Emperor187-188R:U5sokratespraktorargyrikonVsokratessonofptolemaios8Vsokratessonofsarapion4VsoldierWWsonaWWWWWWWWWWWWWW3W4W5W8W9W:WCWDWEWVW[WWWWOWsWWWWWtW<WFWTW]WkWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWW WWWWWWW0W3W4W5W6W8W9W;W<WAWBWCWDWEWGWJWKWLWMWNWOWQWSWTWXWYWZW[W\W^WaWbWeWiWjWkWlWnWoWpWqWtWuWwWxWyWzW|W}W~WWWWWWWWWW W!W"W#W$W%W&W'W(W)W*W+W,W-W.W2W3W4W6W:W;W<W=W# jdone8W9W?WDWEWGWIWJWKWLWMWNWOWPWQWRWSWTWUWVWWWYWZW[W\W]W^W_W`WaWbWcWdWeWfWgWhWiWjWkWlWmWnWoWpWqWrWvWwWwWwWVVV V!V"V#V$V&V'V(V)V*V+V-V.V/V0V1V2V3V4V7V:V;VVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVViVlVmVVVVVVV6VLVOVPVQVlVdoneonnegoriginalnotfoundmissingcheckagainBVdoneonnegtraianosisawthisnegbutcan'tfinditbackaVdoneonorigconservationVdoneonorigconservation4VAVOVVdoneonorigconservation4avistraianossurladatequejeVdoneonorigconservation4checkversotraianosokifiputVdoneonorigtraianoscheckacquisitionprobably24-s5000-coV28F=6dWWWW!W&W3W4W5W6W8W9W:W;W=W>W?WCWDWEWFWGWHWIWJWKWLWMWNWOWUWVWWWXWYWZW[W\W_WaWeWfWsWtWvWyW{W|WWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWW WWWWWWWWWWWWWW3W7WOWQWRWSWTWUWVWWWXWYW[W\W]W^W_W`WaWbWcWdWeWfWgWhWiWjWkWlWmWnWoWpWqWrWsWtWuWvWwWxWyWzW{W|W}W~WWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWjWkWlWnWoW !xhFMarcus Valerius Rufus, , hekatontarches speires (centurio cohortis), husband of Sempronia; Dioskoros, slave of Apronios son of Marcus; Pantagathos, slave of Apronios son of Marcus; Dioskorous, slave of Apronios son of Marcus; Gaius Sempronius Diogenes, son of Sempronia Akousarion, spourios (spurius); Flavius Titianus, prefect of Egypt; Kreskes (Crescens), slave of Sempronia Akousarion, Gaius Sempronius (Priscus alias Ammon) and Marcus Sempronius (Vestinus), later of Sempronia Akousarion alGone; Sempronia Akousarion, sister of Gaius Sempronius (Priscus alias Ammon, and of Marcus Sempronius Vestinus), mother of Gaius Sempronius Diogenes; [- - -]maios (Ptolemaios?), former strategos; Thermoutharion alias Arsinoe, daughter of Hediste, slave of Sempronia Akousarion; Onnophris, son of Onnophris, phrontistes of Marcus Sempronius Vestinus283-291Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptZPE 98Army; Census; DebtQ32coli5eV V,VSVcoli517VLVcoli53marginalnotes7and2linesVcoli6VVcoli7WVcoli8~VVcoli9V Vcolia25Vcoliatleast16UVcoliatleast2Vcoliatleast17Vcolib82VcolitracesoflinesVcoli-10recto{Vcoli-11Vcoli-15Vcoli-26yVcoli-ivwith13linesineachcolumnVcoli-viseeunderinv6131rectoVcolii1Vcolii11'VVcolii12eVcolii13VVVVVcolii13linesVcolii14uVcolii15VVcolii17Vcolii1710onlyonpmichinv3134TVcolii19Vcolii2Vcolii20VVcolii2010onthemichiganfragmentUVcolii20including2inuppermarginVcolii22WVcolii23VVVcolii24Vcolii2411linesinseveralmarginalnotesUVcolii25VVVcolii26,Vcolii3Vcolii30=Vcolii4IVcolii40.VPrBlompearlattidelxviicongressointernazionaledipapiroloVompearltapa731942p374n5hcyoutiezpe181975p84Vomichiip159Vomichiiip187pcairisidp68hcyoutiezpe181975p8Vomichiiip191hcyoutiezpe181975p84rsbagnalljarVomichiiip193whmlieskerkaworpzpe881991p180Vomichiiip205Vomontevecchiaegyptus151935p341-342pmichv238notes.Vomontevecchiaegyptus261946p121andn1Vomussozpe681987p19-20agiacomoniqucc83ns541996VoneugebauerahistoryofancientmathematicalastronomynewVoneugebauerhbvanhoesenprocamerphilsoc1081964p60Voneugebauertransamerphilsocns321942p251-252edelpVoneugebauertransamerphilsocns321942p260-262jschwV>W?W@WAW[W_WWWCWIWvWWWWWWWoikia+WUW}WWWWWWWWWWWWWWW3D‰ldJ. Gascou, CE 52 (1977) p. 361-362; J. Gascou-L.S.B. MacCoull, Travaux et Mmoires 10 (1987) p. 140.p6/10/98s3009Yon top of lockers (mount 1 is the smallest)WYesX(purchased in 1943 through Th. Whittemore[ Settlement\yMain piece: 565 x 29.5 cm; frg. 1; 7 x 5 cm; frg. 2: 14.1 x 5.5 cm; frg. 3: 11.5 x 4.8 cm; P.Vat.Aphrod. 17: 8.6 x 7.3 cm]/Silk; alignment of the fragments in a new glassAOf the nine fragments published separately in the ed.pr., 6 have been joined, adding 26 lines at the beginning of the main piece; the place of a small fragment bearing the fragmentary line 1 of the ed.pr. proved to be wrong. The position of the new fragments 1-3, as well as that of P.Vat.Aphrod. 17, is still uncertain, but they certainly belong to the top of the roll. To sum up: l. 1-5 = P.Vat.Aphrod. 17; l. 6-8 = frg. 1 (formerly frg. 6 [l. 356-357]); l. 9-12 = frg. 2 + 3 (formerly frg. 4d I comply with all things as they have been written above and having subscribed I delivered pp 799WaDWWacmW}WRWacadWacademyDWEWaegyptischeWaegyptischeehevertrageVaegyptusqWtWuWwWxWyWzW{W|W}W~WWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWaWW?W@WAWBWCWEWFWGWHWIWJWKWLWMWNWOWPWQWRWSWW-Auiarsinoite[WWWWWWpWWWWW>W]WqWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWW WWWWWWWWW"W$W4W<W>W@WCWFWHWIWKWMWSWVWXW\WfWhWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWW8W:W_WhWlWmWnWrW|WWWWWWWWW8W?W@W}WWWWWWWWWWWWWWWtWyWWWWWWWW-W.WhWiWyWWWarsinoitesW+WarsinoitonrWarsonWartWWWWWWW8WjWartabTWiW2WCWEWGWxWWWWWartabaWWWWWWDWEW0C3 [jwaswasn'tEWwaxDWwayWwe WWWWWBWWWW-WWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWW W W W W WWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWW W!W"W#W$W%W&W'W(W)W*W+W,W-W.WweavingSWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWW W W W W WWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWW W!W"W#W$W%W!q!yhH; Family; House ownership; Loan; Personal status: Roman citizen; Slavery; Tax collection (exemptions); Topography (Arsinoiton polis); WomanCopy of a Settlement of Debt and Extracts from Census Registers1984slightly broken off on the right lower edge1RectoDocumentary<_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>niAkousarion; Onnophris, son of Onnophris, phrontistes of Marcus Sempronius Vestinus283-291Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptZPE 98Army; Census; Debt!x!ziA(Col. I) Copy. Gaius Sempronius Priscus alias Ammon to his brother Marcus Sempronius Vestinus, greetings. I acknowledge to have ceded to you from all my possessions which are in the metropolis of the Arsinoite nome a tenth part of a house and a court-yeard, inherited from my father, in the quarter Hermouthiake and four slaves, named Hediste and her off-spring Kallistos and Heron and Serapias in exchange for the three thousand five hundred silver drachmai which I owe you in cash and I shalBl not prosecute you nor your heirs nor the slaves about anything of the things stated above nor about any matter whatsoever written or unwritten up to the present day in no way. This contract is binding. Year five of Imperator Caesar Traianus Hadrianus Augustus, Epeiph 9. Copy from the census register incorporating descriptions of the 16th year of the divine Hadrianus, quarter Boutaphion, a 1/6 part of a house of his mother Kronous on the strength of her own memorandum. Apronios, son of Ma!y!{iCrcus, cavalryman, whose mother is Kronous, the daughter of Maron, past the age, released from the poll-tax in year 15, 61 years of age. Apronios, alias Pasinikos, son of the mother Ammonous, the daughter of Heron, scrutinized in year 15, 21 years of age. Kronous, daughter of Maron, granddaughter of Maron, whose mother is Pra.ous, herself being the mother of Apronios, 78 years of age. Ammonous, daughter of Heron, granddaughter of Aunes, his wife, 60 years of age. Kroniaina, daughter of bothD, 31 years of age. It had been made clear that his other daughter, Sempronia, has married Marcus Valerius Rufus, a centurion of a cohort. (Col. II) From the census register incorporating descriptions of the 2nd year of Hadrianus, quarter Boutaphion, a 1/6 part of a house, near (the quarter) Phremei, of his mother Kronous, daughter of Maron. Apronios, son of Marcus, deceased cavalryman, grandson of Apronios, whose mother is Kronous, a layman, enrolled in the class subject to poll-tax, 48 y!z!|iEears of age, with a scar on the middle of his nose. Apronios, alias Pasinikos, whose mother is Ammonous, daughter of Heron, not registered, 8 years of age without distinguishing marks. Dioskoros, slave of Apronios, son of Marcus, 4 years of age without distinguishing marks. Panagathosm another slave of the same, 2 years of age without distinguishing marks. Kronous, daughter of Maron, granddaughter of Maron whose mother is Kronous >read: Pra.ous>, the before mentioned mother of AproniFos, 64 years of age. Ammonous, daughter of Heron, granddaughter of Aunes, wife of Apronios, 36 <read: 46> years of age. Sempronia, daughter of both, 20 years. Kroniaina, another daughter, 17 years of age. Dioskoros, a slave of Apronios, son of Marcus, 33 years of age. Copy from the census register incorporating descriptions of the 16th year of the divine Hadrianus, quarter Hermouthiake, 1st volume, 25th sheet, after other things, a 4/30 part of a house of his mother Sempronia. Gaius !{!MiGSempronius Diogenes, bastard, whose mother is Sempronia Akousarion, scrutinized in the year 16 by the prefect Flavius Titianus. Crescens, a slave of Sempronia Akousarion, formerly of her and of Gaius Sempronius and of Marcus Sempronius, scrutinized by - - -maios, former strategos, in year 15, . . . years of age. Kallistos, a slave of the same for a 3rd part, off-spring of Hediste, above registered as belonging to the men. Heron, another off-spring of the same, slave of the same for a 3rd pHart, not registered, 9 years of age. Females: Sempronia Akousarion, mother of Gaius, 57 years of age. Hediste, slave of the same for a 3rd part, formerly of her deceased brother Gaius Sempronius Priscus, who has also be registered above. Serapias, off-spring of the same, slave of the same, likewise registered above. Thermoutharion, alias Arsinoe, another off-spring of the same, likewise registered above. She had made clear that from the before mentioned parts of slaves only Heron has been .g= YihundredDWEWFWyWWWWW;WhWjWWWZW]WjWWWWWWWWWWW WWWW0W3W<W@WIWMWOWVW[WlWoWpWWWWWWWWW6WbWgWnWrWwWxWzWWWWWWWWWWWWW?W@W}WWWWxWWWWWWW&WUWWWkWyWW`Whundred>8Whundred-drachmaeWhundrred WhungWhuntedIWhurried-WhurryTWWhurtMWhusandWW+WFWRWWW8WyWWWW W W WWWWWWWWW.W1W6W;W<WZW[Whusband'sWhusbandryWhusbandsWWW2WhyllosCWWhyperberetaiosHWWWWipWuW|W}W~WWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWW4W:W?WDWEWON/ ishall?WFWyWWWWWWWWOW1W5W8WJWeWgWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWW W WWWW0W2W4W5W6W7W8W:W;W<W=W>W?W@WBWEWFWGWHWIWMWOWPWQWRWVWWWZW\W]WbWdWfWhWiWnWoWpWqWtWyWzW{W|W}WWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWW W!W$W+W3W:W=W?WJWbWcWlWmWrWuWwWyW~WWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWW?W@WIW|W}WWW*W-WWWWWW_WdWgWhWkWnWWWWEWZWsham-doubleUWshamelesslyW" ibeing9WCWyWWWWWWWWOWWWW#W*W:W&WGW{WWWWWWWWW'W6W8W9W:WBWUWYW]WkWnWqWWWWWWWWWWW$ kisubjectWWWW7WbW|W}WW:WFWWW WWWsubjectedWsubjectsyWsubjoinedWWsubleaseWWWWsublet:WsubmissionWsubmitWXWWWW$W>WWWWWWWWWWpWWsubmittedW:WVWWWXWWWWWWP/‹WYesXhJune 1922; Acquired by Nahman - British Museum;Nos. 918 - 932 Paid for from the appropriation of RegentshAJune 1922; Acquired by Nahman - British Museum;Nos. 918 - 932 Paid for from the appropriation of Regents920a+bO'Hara JJP.Mich.inv. 921top of APapYesYes1-9Pl Ia,bZPE 561984<_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFBront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>jCheck LDAB for bibliographyk publisheds3160cquired by Nahman - British Museum;Nos. 918 - 932 Paid for from the appropriation of Regentshs'(hCSizeFront_R1>2755r.bmp<_600DPIFront_R1>2755r_a.bmp<_600DPIFront_R2>2755r_b.bmp<_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>jAdone, on the orig. Conservation4. - Check with Leyla if still mounted. Was in a provisional mount (19, 20a-b, 2755, 2755a, 3753, 4313), which was dismounted. 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Was in a provisional mount (19, 20a-b, 2755, 2755a, 3753, 4313), which was dismounted. horoscopesWWhscpWWWWhscp82Vhscp83VVVhthr`Whthr37`Vi|WWWsWWWWWWWWW<WRW^WgWoWKWWWiiFWpWWW}W~WWWWWWWWWWWW)W7W?WSW\W}WWWWWRWWWWWLWMWOWPWQWRWSWTWUWVWWWXWYWZW[W\W]W^W_W`WaWdWfWgWhWiWjWlWmWnWoWpWqWrWsWtWuWvWwWyWWWWWWWWiiiDWEWmWqW}WEWRWVW_WWWWGWGWDPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>=I9also}WaW{WWWWWWWWWWWWWWWW8W:WCWFWUWYW_WsWtWuWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWOWSWYWeWjWkWmWsWvWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWW WWWWW#W$W*W3W?W@WSWaWfWjWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWW W WWWWW%W&W'W)W,W0W5WFWJWLWMWOWRWVWXWYWhWlWmWqWvWwWxW}WWWWWWWWWWnWoWpWW-WJWgWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWW WW$W1W2W3W4W5W7W8W:W;W<W=W>W?W@W! hB his mother Kronous; 3) an extract from the census register of 117/118 A.D., describing the same household; 4) an extract from the census register of 131/132 A.D., describing the household of Sempronia Akousarion (sister of the Sempronii of the first copied document) and her son Gaius Sempronius Diogenes, including the family of slaves appearing in the first copied document.After 138 A.D.Sijpesteijn PJamphodon Hermouthiakes (Arsinoiton polis); amphCodon Boutaphiou (Arsinoiton polis); (amphodon) Phremei (Arsinoiton polis)P.Mich.inv. 5806GreekCairoCol. I - 41 Col. II - 47PapNoYesUnknown place, province of Egyptclear and practised handGaius Sempronius Priscus alias Ammon; Marcus Sempronius Vestinus, his brother; Hediste, slave ceded by Gaius Sempronius Priscus alias Ammon to his brother, later slave partly belong!!9E"stes of Marcus Sempronius VestinuszArmy; Census; Debt; Family; House ownership; Loan; Personal status: Roman citizen; Slavery; Tax collection (exemptions); Topography (Arsinoiton polis); Woman{xamphodon Hermouthiakes (Arsinoiton polis); amphodon Boutaphiou (Arsinoiton polis); (amphodon) Phremei (Arsinoiton polis)|PHO Unknown place, province of EgyptP+slightly broken off on the right lower edgeQ1RRectoS DocumentaryhA32.5 x 21.7 cm30-BS230-A (2).UnknownPHThe papyrus groups 4 different items: 1) a copy of the settlement of a debt, by which Gaius Sempronius Priscus alias Ammon cedes to his brother and creditor Marcus Sempronius Vestinus his ownership on a fraction of a house and on a family of 4 slaves (original of 121 A.D.); 2) an extract from the census register of 131/132 A.D., describing the household of Apronios son of Marcus and ofs, a 4/30 part of a house of his mother Sempronia. Gaius "!9C alias Pasinikos, son of Apronios and Ammonous; Kroniaina or Kronia, daughter of Apronios and Ammonous; Sempronia, daughter of Apronios and Ammonous, wife of Marcus Valerius Rufus; Marcus Valerius Rufus, , hekatontarches speires (centurio cohortis), husband of Sempronia; Dioskoros, slave of Apronios son of Marcus; Pantagathos, slave of Apronios son of Marcus; Dioskorous, slave of Apronios son of Marcus; Gaius Sempronius Diogenes, son of Sempronia Akousarion, spourios (spurius); Flavius TitDianus, prefect of Egypt; Kreskes (Crescens), slave of Sempronia Akousarion, Gaius Sempronius (Priscus alias Ammon) and Marcus Sempronius (Vestinus), later of Sempronia Akousarion alone; Sempronia Akousarion, sister of Gaius Sempronius (Priscus alias Ammon, and of Marcus Sempronius Vestinus), mother of Gaius Sempronius Diogenes; [- - -]maios (Ptolemaios?), former strategos; Thermoutharion alias Arsinoe, daughter of Hediste, slave of Sempronia Akousarion; Onnophris, son of Onnophris, phrontiE"n=Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptoGreekrCol. I - 41 Col. II - 47sclear and practised handuUnknownvAfter 138 A.D.wCairo8AThe papyrus groups 4 different items: 1) a copy of the settlement of a debt, by which Gaius Sempronius Priscus alias Ammon cedes to his brother and creditor Marcus Sempronius Vestinus his ownership on a fraction of a house and on a family of 4 slaves (original of 121 A.D.); 2) an extract from the census register of 131/132 A.D., describing the household of Apronios son of Marcus and of his mother Kronous; 3) an extract from the census register of 117/118 A.D., describing the same householdB; 4) an extract from the census register of 131/132 A.D., describing the household of Sempronia Akousarion (sister of the Sempronii of the first copied document) and her son Gaius Sempronius Diogenes, including the family of slaves appearing in the first copied document.9of Sempronia Akousarion, spourios (spurius); Flavius Titph.Q$ˆCPapDDuplicate of P.S.I. VIII, 912 (with minor variatiosn; also with the signalments of the contracting parties). - Archive of Kronion son of Apion, nomographos of the grapheion of TebtynisE Husselman EMFPMich VG290H1944UNoV-WNoX-1921, Acquired by Kelsey from Nahman in Cairo[%Sale of Part of a House and Courtyard\29.2 x 17.1 cm](black glass (-> folder?); clean the top?_This document was probably drawn up about 37 A.D., as can be seen by comparison of the ages given for the scribe Onnophris, son of Marsisouchos, in P.S.I. VIII, 912 (duplicate of P.Mich. V, 290) and in P.Mich. II, 121, recto, col. 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Shelmerdine and N.E. Priest, who joined it to P.Mich. inv. 2 + 3160. The two fragments between which col. 10 is divided are actually joining, but were put under different glasses due to the size of the papyrus; similarly, the upper fragment of col. 7 (frg. g) joins the left fragment of col. 8 (frg. i), but had to be left apart.n=Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptoGreekr!approximately 44 lines per column3A1st hand: large, upright, well-formed, rather rounded uncial; 2nd hand (using a pen with a thinner nib): smaller and quicker. - Has diacritical marks (accents, aspirations, diaeresis marks, stops); some of them added by the 2nd hand during two different passesuHomerusvIInd/IIIrd cent. 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A.D.Winter JG-P.Mich.inv. 2GreekAnn Arborapproximately 44 lines per columntop of shelves 17-18 + 2 glasses in NPapYes (2 glasses)YCesThe two fragments between which col. 10 is divided are actually joining, but were put under different glasses due to the size of the papyrus; similarly, the upper fragment of col. 7 (frg. g) joins the left fragment of col. 8 (frg. i), but had to be left apart.Unknown place, province of Egypt1st hand: large, upright, well-formed, rather rounded uncial; 2nd hand (using a pen with a thinner nib): smaller and quicker. - Has diacritical marks (accents, = .nomeLWMWOWPWQWRWSWTWUWVWWWXWYWZW[W\W]W^W_W`WaWbWdWfWgWhWiWjWlWmWnWoWpWqWrWsWtWuWvWwWxWyWzW{W|W}WWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWW W W W W WWWWWWWW W#W$W'W*W-W.W7W8W9WAWOWtWwWxWyW~WWWWWW.provinceLWMWOWPWQWRWSWTWUWVWWWXWYWZW[W\W]W^W_W`WaWbWdWfWgWhWiWjWlWmWnWoWpWqWrWsWtWuWvWwWxWyWzW{W|W}WWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWW W W W W WWWWWWWW W#W$W'W*W-W.W7W8W9WAWOWtWxWyW~WWWWWWWWWWWWWW v.ofLWMWOWPWQWRWSWTWUWVWWWXWYWZW[W\W]W^W_W`WaWbWdWfWgWhWiWjWlWmWnWoWpWqWrWsWtWuWvWwWxWyWzW{W|W}WWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWW W W W W WWWWWWWW W#W$W'W*W-W.W7W8W9WAWOWtWxWyW~WWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWW'Bhkjdoneontheorigscanned}V~VVVVV&VUVaVVVVVVVVVV VVVVVtVdoneontheorigscanned1365and1368separatelyVdoneontheorigscannedcheckinkienastwhentrajangottheVdoneontheorigscannedcheckupdatecardreignofaugustusVdoneontheorigscannedchecked|VV>VFV\VtVVVVVVVVVVV9VGVHVPVWVhVuVyV{VVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVV V V VVVVVVVV#V%V0VPVTVVV^VmVyV~VVVVVVVVVVVVVVV^VfVgVjVkVoVqVuVVVVVVVVQVvVwVVVV`Vdoneontheorigscannedchecked1365aand1368separatelyVVW'8 8jAP.Mich.inv. 2830CPapDE+ P.Cair. Inv. 57187; P.Iand. VII, 141; P.Mich. Inv. 3159; 4171; 4910EPearl OMFDissG6-7H1938M PMich IV, 2NPearl OM-Youtie HCO357BP1939UYesWYesX 24-138A-A[Tax Rolln=Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptoGreeky*see electronic version of P.Mich. IV, 357B{*see electronic version of P.Mich. IV, 357BhEgypt (Ann Arbor, 1965[2]) No. 565 and 958.p7/11/97AP.Mich.inv. 2830CPapDE+ P.Cair. Inv. 57187; P.Iand. VII, 141; P.Mich. Inv. 3159; 4171; 4910EPearl OMFDissG6-7H1938M PMich IV, 2NPearl OM-Youtie HCO357BP1939UYesWYesX 24-138A-A[Tax Rolln=Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptoGreeky*see electronic version of P.Mich. IV, 357B{*see electronic version of P.Mich. IV, 357Bhremount inv. 2 + 3160 + 2755a? Translation or not? To be completed after conservation: conservStatus, size, items, lines, etc.k publishedp7/11/97 @%XiinsertedWpWinsertionWinsideUWmWW%Winsistently6WinspectBWinspectedWPWinspectionWWinspectionsWinspector@WoWLWWWinspectorsWWWinstallmentcWjW8WinstallmentsWWWcWinstalmentWWWWoWinstalmentsWWWinstanceyWinsteadFWWWlWWWWlWW4WinstepWWWinstigationWinstruct8WfWinstructedpWinstructionvWinstructionsW3WgW{WgWinstrumentyWWinstruments|W"!JY 2r1_e.bmpY 2r1_f.bmpY 2r1_g.bmpY 2r2_d.bmpY 2r2_e.bmpY 2r2_f.bmp[ 2r3_a.bmp[ 2r3_b.bmp[ 2r3_c.bmp[ 2r3_d.bmp[ 2r3_e.bmp\ 2r3_f.bmp\ 2r3_g.bmp\ 2r3_h.bmp\ 2r3_i.bmp\ 2r3_j.bmp] 2r3_k.bmp] 2r3_l.bmp] 2r3_m.bmp] 2r3_n.bmp] 2r3_o.bmp] 2r3_p.bmphAEstimated size of the whole roll: ca. 300 x 30 cm. Inv. 2 + 2755a + 3160: Col. 1, frg. a: 4 x 13.2 cm; frg. b: 8.1 x 19.2 cm; Col. 5, frg. c: 11.1 x 7.5 cm; frg. d: 8.5 x 9.4 cm; Col. 6, frg. e: 8.7 x 7.1 cm; frg. f: 5.7 x 5.8 cm; Col. 7, frg. g: 4.1 x 4.5 cm; frg. h: 6.8 x 7.8 cm; Col. 8, frg. i: 10.6 x 26.6 cm; frg. j: 3.6 x 6.6 cm; Col. 8 (end)-col. 10 (begin): 29.5 x 28.2 cm Col. 10 (right side)-14: 101.6 x 29.7 cmJuly 1925: acquired from Dr. KondiliosH0DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6>2r3_k.bmp<_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBa"> ]‰iWhave been asked in surplus nor concerning any case whatsoever generally but they also acknowledge that if any other papyrus or receipt concerning this law-case has been left with them that it will be invalid and without force wherever it will be produced because it has been thus resolved between the parties so as to remove and to cut out every inquiry concerning it. Victor, the most discreet, and Senouthes undertaking business for the heirs of Ioannes of discreet memory acknowledge that thXey have no longer any claim against Psaios concerning the house that belongs to him and that they will not oppose him concerning it at no time or in no way whatsoever but that they will also hand over when they find it the written security which has lately been concluded between him and them or that it, when it stays with them, will be idle and invalid wherever it will be produced. They further acknowledge that they recognize ceaselessly for all the succeeding time all the public taxes whNAP.Mich.inv. 15bisCPapD+ P.Mich. Inv. 15E Schwendner GWFDissG5H1988UNoV-WNoXGpurchased in Egypt by B.P. Grenfell and F.W. Kelsey in March-April 1920_=Schwendner Diss 5 (inv. 15bis) is another fragment of Inv 15.w Ann Arborh another fragment of Inv 15.w Ann Arborhntra Aristocr. 103-41988<_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIBFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>jcheck: problemk publishedAP.Mich.inv. 15bisCPapD+ P.Mich. Inv. 15E Schwendner GWFDissG5H1988UNoV-WNoXGpurchased in Egypt by B.P. Grenfell and F.W. Kelsey in March-April 1920_=Schwendner Diss 5 (inv. 15bis) is another fragment of Inv 15.w Ann ArborhC?FhEp100v.bmp<_600DPIFront_R1>100r_a.bmp<_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1>100v_a.bmp<_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8> Masses in NPapYes (2 glasses)YesTheC two fragments between which col. 10 is divided are actually joining, but were put under different glasses due to the size of the papyrus; similarly, the upper fragment of col. 7 (frg. g) joins the left fragment of col. 8 (frg. i), but had to be left apart.Unknown place, province of Egypt1st hand: large, upright, well-formed, rather rounded uncial; 2nd hand (using a pen with a thinner nib): smaller and quicker. - Has diacritical marks (accents, aspirations, di6BpfacquiredWWWWWWWWW W WWWWWWWWWWWWW!W"W%W@WAWBWEWFWHWIWWkWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWW WWWWWWWWWWW W!W"W#W$W%W&W'W(W)W*W+W,W-W.W/W0W1W2W3W4W5W6W7W8W9W:W;W<W=W>W?W@WAWBWCWDWEWFWGWHWIWJWKWLWMWNWOWPWQWRWSWTWUWVWWWXWYWZW[W\W]W^W_W`WaWbWcWdWeWfWgWhWiWjWkWlWmWnWoWpWqWrWsWtWuWvWwWxWyWN&\jLcheck: problem; Traianos: let's call it "inv. 15bis"? Who found the joining?k publisheds1484 AP.Mich.inv. 6238CPapE Sanders HAFEpistles of PaulG38-118H1935I Plates I-IIIMC.Beatty Biblical PapyriN Kenyon FGO Fasc III,supP1936QPlatesUYesWYesXpurchased in 1930/1931[%Epistles of Paul (I-II Cor. & Romans)teRep Editor - Guting E-Junack K-Nimtz-Witte; Rep Ser. - Neue Test auf Papyr II, 1; 1989; pg. 20hApurchased in 1930/1931Sanders HARep Editor - Guting E-Junack K-Nimtz-Witte; Rep Ser. - Neue Test auf Papyr II, 1; 1989; pg. 20P.Mich.inv. 6238PapYesYes38-118Plates I-IIIKenyon FGFasc III,supPlatesC.Beatty Biblical Papyri1936Epistles of PaulEpistles of Paul (I-II Cor. &f PaulG38-118H1935I Plates I-IIIMC.Beatty Biblical PapyriN Kenyon FG%&‹/hApurchased in the Fayum in 1935Youtie HCO.Mich.inv. 9933OstNoNo18SB XIV 11562ZPE 2119769933o.bmp<_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>ajscannedk publisheds1164‹0AO.Mich.inv. 9930COstE Youtie HCFZPE 21G21-2H1976J SB XIV 11569UNoWNoXpurchased in the Fayum in 1935T 9930o.bmph&!}‹1AO.Mich.inv. 9926COstE Youtie HCFZPE 21G20H1976J SB XIV 11566UNoWNoXpurchased in the Fayum in 1935T 9926o.bmph>NoNo21-2SB XIV 11569ZPE 211976<_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DBlPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>Zk published‹1AO.Mich.inv. 9926COstE Youtie HCFZPE 21G20H1976J SB XIV 11566UNoWNoXpurchased in the Fayum in 1935T 9926o.bmph!!‹1hApurchased in the Fayum in 1935Youtie HCO.Mich.inv. 9926OstNoNo20SB XIV 11566ZPE 2119769926o.bmp<_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>ajscannedk publisheds1162‹2AO.Mich.inv. 9924COstE Youtie HCFZPE 21G19-20H1976J SB XIV 11565UNoWNoXpurchased in the Fayum in 1935T 9924o.bmph!6‹2hApurchased in the Fayum in 1935Youtie HCO.Mich.inv. 9924OstNoNo19-20SB XIV 11565ZPE 2119769924o.bmp<_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2Bv><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>djscannedk publisheds1161‹3AO.Mich.inv. 9922COstE Youtie HCFZPE 21G19H1976J SB XIV 11564UNoWNoXpurchased in the Fayum in 1935_Published as "inv. 1922".T 9922o.bmph!}‹4AO.Mich.inv. 9921COstE Youtie HCFZPE 21G23H1976J SB XIV 11572UNoWNoXpurchased in the Fayum in 1935T 9921o.bmph>NoNoPublished as "inv. 1922".19SB XIV 11564ZPE 2119769922o.bmp<_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_B600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>jscannedk published‹4AO.Mich.inv. 9921COstE Youtie HCFZPE 21G23H1976J SB XIV 11572UNoWNoXpurchased in the Fayum in 1935T 9921o.bmph!!‹4hApurchased in the Fayum in 1935Youtie HCO.Mich.inv. 9921OstNoNo23SB XIV 11572ZPE 2119769921o.bmp<_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>ajscannedk publisheds1159‹5AO.Mich.inv. 9920COstE Youtie HCFZPE 21G22H1976J SB XIV 11570UNoWNoXpurchased in the Fayum in 1935T 9920o.bmph!!‹5hApurchased in the Fayum in 1935Youtie HCO.Mich.inv. 9920OstNoNo22SB XIV 11570ZPE 2119769920o.bmp<_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>ajscannedk publisheds1158Mich.inv. 9918COstE Youtie HCG17UNoWNoh60UNoWNohNohJDŠOn=Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptoGreekr7s'see electronic version of OMich II, 914uSeverinus & Andreas, dekaprotoivJan. 23, 299 ADwCairoxJReceipt for delivery of grain brought by a Ouenaphris to an unknown harborynSeverinus, dekaprotos; Andreas, dekaprotos; Ouenaphris (Onnophris), exopylites (see TAPA 71 [1940] p. 650-651)ziFunerary Profession; Liturgy (compulsory public service); Tax collection; Taxation (land); Transportation{(horiodeiktia of Karanis; Ptolemais (Nea)|PHOFprobably Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptPcompleteQ1RRecto; Verso is blankS DocumentaryT 9903o.bmphr delivery of grain brought by a Ouenaphris to an unknown harborJan. 23, 299 ADYoutie HChoriodeiktia of Karanis; Ptolemais (Nea)O.Mich.inv. 9903GreekCairo7OstNoYesprobably Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nom!+k‹7AO.Mich.inv. 9737COstE Youtie HCFZPE 21G24H1976J SB XIV 11573UNoWNoX 31-II 214 O-A[Text of Uncertain Nature\ 6.5 x 6.5 cmnFSoknopaiou Nesos, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptoGreekr2uUnknownvIInd/IIIrd cent. A.D.wCairoxBText of uncertain nature, perhaps a name tag or a writing exercisez"Name Tag(?); School(?); Writing(?)|PHont_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5>B<<_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>*j TWO CARDSk published‹7AO.Mich.inv. 9737COstE Youtie HCFZPE 21G24H1976J SB XIV 11573UNoWNoX 31-II 214 O-A[Text of Uncertain Nature\ 6.5 x 6.5 cmnFSoknopaiou Nesos, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptoGreekr2uUnknownvIInd/IIIrd cent. A.D.wCairoxBText of uncertain nature, perhaps a name tag or a writing exercisez"Name Tag(?); School(?); Writing(?)|PH.!!‹9AO.Mich.inv. 9732COstE Youtie HCFZPE 21G20-21H1976J SB XIV 11567UNoWNoX 31-II 200-B[1Receipt (Certificate) for work on the embankments\6 x 8 cmnFSoknopaiou Nesos, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptoGreekr3uUnknownvIIIrd cent. A.D.wCairox3Fragmentary certificate for work on the embankmentsz3Irrigation; Dyke Corve (compulsory work); Taxation|PHOOprobably Soknopaiou Nesos, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptP&broken off on the left and right sidesQ1RRectoS DocumentaryT 9732o.bmphront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>iPaid, through the gate-house [of Soknopaiou Nesos(?), (- - -) year] 20, on the twentieth of Pharmouthi [- - -], the (customs duty) for the harbor of Memphis [- - -].j Done on ph. k publishedlP.Customs No. 278.p1/13/98 ‹9!+‹9hA6 x 8 cm31-II 200-BUnknownPHFragmentary certificate for work on the embankmentsIIIrd cent. A.D.Youtie HCO.Mich.inv. 9732GreekCairo3OstNoNoprobably Soknopaiou Nesos, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of Egypt20-21Soknopaiou Nesos, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, proviBnce of EgyptSB XIV 11567ZPE 21Irrigation; Dyke Corve (compulsory work); TaxationReceipt (Certificate) for work on the embankments1976broken off on the left and right sides1RectoDocumentary9732o.bmp<_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFA\0 ipublic|W}WWWxWW#W$W8WgWhWlWnWqWWWWWWWWWW8WMWpublicofficialptolemaiosVFullSizeFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_6G#00DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8> ++‹'hBArsinoite nome, province of Egypt283-284Soknopaiou Nesos, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptZPE 18Literature; Mathematics; SchoolTable of Fractions1975broken off on the right side1RectoLiterary: mathematical9733o.bmp<_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_RC2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>iR5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>OjDone on ph. Soknok publishedp1/12/98 N.arsinoite9WAWOWtWyW~WWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWW W!W#W$W%W&W'W*W+W-W.W5W6W?W@WDWEWFWGWHWIWJWLWMWNWQWRWTWdWeWfW)5 itwoW,W8W?W@WKWwW|WWWWWWWW-WwWWW-W_WdWlWnWoWWWWWWWWWW WW6WXWtwoadultsheepequalsixsheepandthelambsaccompanyingwdVtwosoliditotal2solinsumfreefromanydangerwhichiwVtwo-foldWWWtwo-hundredNW{WWWW WWfWhW{WW Wtwo-minaTWtwo-story3WMWjWrWWtwo-thirdWWtwo-thirdsWW8WnWWWWWwWtwo-yearsWtwofoldWtybiWWWW3WMWkWWW WW;WW$W3W9W<W=WDWZWoWpWwWWWWWWW W(W5WMWiW{W}WWWWWWWWWW.W3W5W<WLWlWWWWWWWW,WWWWWWWWW[WWWW piece (made of 29 sheets, some of which broken in seve+!p‹:AO.Mich.inv. 4727COstE Youtie HCFZPE 21G18H1976J SB XIV 11561UNoWNoXpurchased in the Fayoum in 1927T 4727o.bmphApurchased in the Fayoum in 1927Youtie HCO.Mich.inv. 4727OstNoNo18SB XIV 11561ZPE 2119764727o.bmp<_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><ZPE 2119764727o.bmp<_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>@.karanisherakleidoumerisarsinoitenomeprovinceofegyptVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVV V V V V VVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVV V!V"V#V$V%V&V'V(V)V*V+V,V-V.V/V0V1V2V3V4V5V6V7V8V9V:V;V<V=V>V?V@VAVBVCVDV.ofWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWW W W W W WWWWWWWWWWWW.provinceWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWW W W W W WWWWWWWWWWWW {.nomeWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWW W W W W WWWLw.herakleidouWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWW W W W W WWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWW W!W"W#W$W%W&W'W(W)W*W+W,W-W.W/W0W1W2W3W4W5W6W7W8W9W:W;W<W=W>W?W@WAWBWCWDWEWFWGWHWIWJWKWLWMWNW .karanisWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWW W W W W WWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWW W!W"W#W$W%W&W'W(W)W*W+W,W-W.W/W0W1W2W3W4W5W6W7W8W9W:W;W<W=W>W?W@WAWBWCWDWEWFWGWHWIWJWKWLWMWNWOW!P‹:hBt/><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>bjScannedk publisheds448‹;AO.Mich.inv. 4725COstE Youtie HCFZPE 21G18-19H1976J SB XIV 11563UNoWNoXpurchased in the Fayoum in 1927T 4725o.bmphApurchased in the Fayoum in 1927Youtie HCO.Mich.inv. 4725OstNoNo18-19SB XIV 11563ZPE 2119764725o.bmp<_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_RBw2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>ejScannedk published‹Account of Grain1996Broken off on the right side; badly damaged at places, particularly the 3rd and 4th col.3Recto, 1st text (see also P.Mich. Koenen 787 and P.Mich. XI, 619)Documentary200r_1.bmp<_600DPIFront_R1>200r_a.bmp<_600DPIFront_R2>200r_g.bmp<_600DPIFront_R3>20J0r_m.bmp<_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>einios, through the farmers, for dues at Istrou epoikion, 1/4 art.; for the same, through the same, for dues at Tanais (and) Magdola, 2 art. 1/4; for Taseus, daughter of Octavius, through the same, for dues at Tanais, 4 t1927W:W;W<W1928`WWWWWWW=WPWRWWWW19281929=V1928/1929WuW W1929=W1930WWW#W$WWWWWW3W4WWWWWWWWWWW1930acquiredbymrpetersoninfayumV3V4V1930/1931W1931WW#W$WWWWKFH9ƒtAO.Mich.inv. 4608COstE Amundsen LFOMich IG304H1935UNoWNoX 26-B45E-D[1Receipt (Certificate) for work on the embankments\ 6.8 x 5.7 cmn=Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptoGreekr4uUnknown dyke-surveyorvIIIrd cent. A.D.wCairox>Certificate for work on the embankment performed by PolydeukesyPolydeukes son of Sokratesz3Irrigation; Dyke Corve (compulsory work); Taxation{ 52nd cleruchy|PHOFprobably Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptPCompleteQ1RRecto; Verso is blankS DocumentaryT 4608o.bmpho; Verso is blankS DocumentaryT 4608o.bmphƒuAO.Mich.inv. 4606COstE Amundsen LFOMich IG357H1935KBL III, 264 on line 3UNoWNoX 26-B45A-CR1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>jScannedk publishedƒuAO.Mich.inv. 4606COstE Amundsen LFOMich IG357H1935KBL III, 264 on line 3UNoWNoX 26-B45A-CP3‹purchased in the Fayoum in 1927Youtie HCO.Mich.inv. 4724OstNoNo22-23SB XIV 11571ZPE 2119764724o.bmp<_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_RBw2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>ejScannedk publisheds446 ‹=AP.Mich.inv. 853CPapE Youtie HCFZPE 22G58-59H1976IPl XVdJ SB XIV 11587KBL VIII, 372 (bibliography)UNoWYesXYReceived at the British Museum from Dr. David L. Askren, Fayoum, Egypt, in September 1922B2FƒhA7.9 x 9.5 cm24-5053B-CUnknownPHList of donkey-driversLate IIIrd/early IVth cent. A.D.Amundsen LO.Mich.inv. 4456GreekCairo6OstNoNoprobably Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of Egypt[- - - son of] Patermouthis(?); Germanus son of Gemellus (see also O.Mich. I, 340; 604); (unnaBmed) komarchai340Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptOMich IList; TransportationList of Donkey-Drivers1935Broken off at the top1Recto; Verso is blankDocumentary4456o.bmp<_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R OC„hBns>Marres son of Harphaesis62UnknownOMich IText of uncertain nature1935Complete1Recto; Verso is blankDocumentary<_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1C><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>ei Marres, son of Harphaesis: 1 1/2j&Done on ph. Check reading on the orig.k publishedp11/4/98s119 „AO.Mich.inv. 4270COstE Amundsen LFOMich IG97H1935MZPE 29N Renner TTO5-13P1978UNoWNoX=purchased by Dr. D.L. Askren; acquired from him in July, 1925[Drawing\ 9.8 x 7.4 cmnUnknownoGreekuUnknownv Roman periodw Kelsey Museum8 P Q6„AO.Mich.inv. 4269COstE Amundsen LFOMich IG96H1935UNoWNoX=purchased by Dr. D.L. Askren; acquired from him in July, 1925[Unknown\ 6.4 x 5.2 cmnUnknownoGreekr1uUnknownvIIIrd-IVth cent. A.D.(?)w Kelsey MuseumxFragment bearing two letterszFragment|PHOUnknownPbroken off on the right side(?)_R2><_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIBFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>k published„AO.Mich.inv. 4269COstE Amundsen LFOMich IG96H1935UNoWNoX=purchased by Dr. D.L. Askren; acquired from him in July, 1925[Unknown\ 6.4 x 5.2 cmnUnknownoGreekr1uUnknownvIIIrd-IVth cent. A.D.(?)w Kelsey MuseumxFragment bearing two letterszFragment|PHOUnknownPbroken off on the right side(?)C Ri„AO.Mich.inv. 4268COstE Amundsen LFOMich IG22H1935UNoWNoX=purchased by Dr. D.L. Askren; acquired from him in July, 1925[Text of Uncertain Nature\ 8.8 x 6.5 cmnUnknownoGreekr2uUnknownvIst cent. A.D.w Kelsey MuseumxReceipt or memorandumyPelol son of PsenkaleszTax collection|PHOUnknownPCompleteQ1RRecto; Verso is blankS Documentaryh_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBWBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>Ek published„AO.Mich.inv. 4268COstE Amundsen LFOMich IG22H1935UNoWNoX=purchased by Dr. D.L. Askren; acquired from him in July, 1925[Text of Uncertain Nature\ 8.8 x 6.5 cmnUnknownoGreekr2uUnknownvIst cent. A.D.w Kelsey MuseumxReceipt or memorandumyPelol son of PsenkaleszTax collection|PHOUnknownPCompleteQ1RRecto; Verso is blankS Documentaryh!.„AO.Mich.inv. 4267COstE Amundsen LFOMich IG18H1935KBL III, 261 (l. 1-3)UNoWNoX=purchased by Dr. D.L. Askren; acquired from him in July, 1925[Order for Payment\ 6.9 x 5.7 cmnUnknownoGreekr6uPsenobastis, son of PaetesvIst cent. A.D.w Kelsey Museumx%Order for payment of 1 silver drachme600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBWBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>Ek published„AO.Mich.inv. 4267COstE Amundsen LFOMich IG18H1935KBL III, 261 (l. 1-3)UNoWNoX=purchased by Dr. D.L. Askren; acquired from him in July, 1925[Order for Payment\ 6.9 x 5.7 cmnUnknownoGreekr6uPsenobastis, son of PaetesvIst cent. A.D.w Kelsey Museumx%Order for payment of 1 silver drachme!B„y[Psenobastis son of Paetes; Philas son of Anepolinas, pragmateutes; Hermes son of PtolemaioszOrder|PHOUnknownPNearly completeQ1RRecto; Verso is blankS DocumentaryT 4267o.bmphA6.9 x 5.7 cmpurchased by Dr. D.L. Askren; acquired from him in July, 1925Psenobastis, son of PaetesPHOrder for payment of 1 silver drachmeBL III, 261 (l. 1-3)Ist cent. A.D.Amundsen LO.Mich.inv. 4267GreekKelsey Museum6OstNoNoUnknownPsenobastis son of Paetes; Philas son of AnepoCuB<„AO.Mich.inv. 4265COstE Amundsen LFOMich IG60H1935KbL. 2: read Phib(--) (Phibis, vel similia), rather than Phio(--). (Unpublished note by H.C. Youtie)UNoWNoX=purchased by Dr. D.L. Askren; acquired from him in July, 1925[ List of Names\ 5 x 4.5 cmnUnknownoGreekr3uUnknownvIst cent. A.D.w Kelsey Museumront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2>Br<_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>`k published„AO.Mich.inv. 4265COstE Amundsen LFOMich IG60H1935KbL. 2: read Phib(--) (Phibis, vel similia), rather than Phio(--). (Unpublished note by H.C. Youtie)UNoWNoX=purchased by Dr. D.L. Askren; acquired from him in July, 1925[ List of Names\ 5 x 4.5 cmnUnknownoGreekr3uUnknownvIst cent. A.D.w Kelsey Museum=‚O8B's nephew and nieces, and then sold by them to Phoibammon and Anastasia. The settlement, made with the advice of mediators, is that Phoibammon and Anastasia pay an indemnity in cash and in kind to Nikantinoos for paying the mortgage on this piece of land and ratifying the sale9AAurelius Nikantinoos son of Isidoros, uncle of Eudoxia, Antonia and Kollouthos, syntelestes; Aurelius Phoibammon son of Triadelphos, husband of Anastasia alias Tekrompia, syntelestes (see last T. Gagos, Archiv 43 [1997] p. 368-373); Aurelia Anastasia alias Tekrompia daughter of Megas, wife of Phoibammon, niece of Apollos; Apollos son of Dioskoros, uncle of Anastasia alias Tekrompia, protokometes of Aphrodite (see J.G. Keenan, Atti del XVII Congresso di Papirologia. III [Napoli, 1984] p.957kantinoos, while the property itself was inherited by Nikantinoosby the legal force of this agreement of settlement and to each of its parts and items and that I will not transgress it in any way. And if BiB„hA7.5 x 5.7 cmpurchased by Dr. D.L. Askren; acquired from him in July, 1925ApolloniosPHOstraca of the grammateus PammenesOrder for delivery of wheatIst cent. A.D.Amundsen LO.Mich.inv. 4261GreekKelsey Museum4OstNoNoUnknownApollonios; Pammenes, (grammateus); Meso(--) son of Phen(-B-); Apion41UnknownOMich IOrderOrder for Payment1935Complete1Recto; Verso is blankDocumentary4261o.bmp<_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBB„hB11OstNoNoPhiladelphia, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nomeAurelius Horos, praktor sitikon of Philadelphia; (Aurelius) Koprion, praktor sitikon of Philadelphia; Aurelius Sarapion, komarches of Philadelphia; Aurelius Mestas, komarches of Philadelphia; Probus, Emperor25probably Philadelphia, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nomeOMich ITax collectionReceipCt for Delivery in Kind1935Complete, but in parts very much effaced1Recto; Verso is blankDocumentary4260o.bmp<_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_6 YB„hCComplete1Recto; Verso is blankDocumentary4259o.bmp<_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>iAMarcus Titianus Val(--): In Philadelphia(?), for sacred land, 4 1/8 artabai of wheat, (with) supplements of 17/24 (artabai), (equal) 4 5/6 artabai of wheat; for epibole, 1 7/8 artabai of wheat, (with supplements of) 7/24 (artabai of wheat), (equal) 2 1/6 artabai of wheat; for epibole of sacred land, 2 17/24 artabai of wheat, (with supplements of) 5/12 (artabai of wheat), (equal) 3 1/8 artabai of wheat. And for Marcus, in Philadelphia(?), for arrears of year 6, likewise, for sacred land, 2 B!„hCUck_R1><_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>1i6th. Ptoleminos, . . ., has delivered for the account of Thraso one basket (sargane) of chaff and 130 pounds of chaff for the freight charges; he paid(?) through Agathodoros. In the 13th, 12th, and 5th year, Pharmouthi 10th.j/Done on ph. Scanned Check readings on the orig.k publishedllH.C. Youtie, TAPA 76 (1945) p. 148, n. 54 [= H.C. Youtie, Scriptiunculae I (Amsterdam, 1973) p. 161, n. 54.]p11/3/98s106 e of text_title>Receipt for Delivery in Kind1935Complete1Recto; Verso is blankDocumentary4258o.bmp4258o.bmp<_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_RB7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>jscannedk published„AO.Mich.inv. 4257COstE Amundsen LFOMich IG8H1935UNoWNoX=purchased by Dr. D.L. Askren; acquired from him in July, 1925[ Tax Receipt\16.5 x 12.1 cmnUnknwonoGreekr18uAgathos DaimonvIInd or IIIrd cent. A.D.w Kelsey Museumx-Receipt for tax payments by several taxpayersBUBf„X=purchased by Dr. D.L. Askren; acquired from him in July, 1925[Order for Payment\ 9.2 x 6.1 cmnUnknownoGreekr4u ApolloniosvIst cent. A.D.w Kelsey MuseumxOrder for delivery of wheatyFApollonios; Pammenes, (grammateus); Har . . . son of Pete . . .; ApionzOrder|PHOUnknownPComplete, but somewhat fadedQ1RRecto; Verso is blankS DocumentaryT 4256o.bmphA9.2 x 6.1 cmpurchased by Dr. D.L. Askren; acquired from him in July, 1925ApolloniosPHOstraca of the grammateus PammenesOrder for delivery of wheatIst cent. A.D.Amundsen LO.Mich.inv. 4256GreekKelsey Museum4OstNoNoUnknownApollonios; Pammenes, (grammateus); Har . . . son of Pete .; scannedk publishedp11/3/98 BBn„AO.Mich.inv. 4255COstD"Ostraca of the grammateus PammenesE Amundsen LFOMich IG30H1935UNoWNoX=purchased by Dr. D.L. Askren; acquired from him in July, 1925[Order for Payment\ 9.9 x 5.9 cmnUnknownoGreekr4u ApolloniosvIst cent. A.D.w Kelsey MuseumxOrder for delivery of wheaty5Apollonios; Pammenes, grammateus; (another?) PammeneszOrder|PHOUnknown<_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>Njscannedk published„AO.Mich.inv. 4255COstD"Ostraca of the grammateus PammenesE Amundsen LFOMich IG30H1935UNoWNoX=purchased by Dr. D.L. Askren; acquired from him in July, 1925[Order for Payment\ 9.9 x 5.9 cmnUnknownoGreekr4u ApolloniosvIst cent. A.D.w Kelsey MuseumxOrder for delivery of wheaty5Apollonios; Pammenes, grammateus; (another?) PammeneszOrder|PHOUnknown*Fpjcheckreadingsontheorigl3inarosVcheckreadingsontheorigphemnasisVcheckreadingsontheorigwithnotesofhcyVVcheckreadingsontheoriginalVcheckreferenceVcheckrepublishedinsarahjclackson'sdisscopticdocumentVVVcheckschmidtVcheckschmidt'sarticlerVVVVPVpVVVVVVcheckschmidt'sarticlecouldhehavehadthegoodideathisVcheckschwartz'sandneugebauer'sarticlesVwartz'sandneugebauer'sarticlesVVkversol25-27scannedcheckedVcheckwhattodowiththenotesbyhcyVcheckwithleylaifstillmountedwasinaprovisionalmountVcheckedDWEW`WmWqW}WEWHWMWRWVW_W`WaWgW|WWWWWWWWWW3W4W5W6W;W=W>WWWXWYWZWsWtWvW|WWWWWWWWWWWWWW WWWWWWBB„hA8.3 x 7.4 cmpurchased by Dr. D.L. Askren; acquired from him in July, 1925ApolloniosPHOstraca of the grammateus PammenesOrder for delivery of wheatBLV, 156 (l. 3)Ist cent. A.D.Amundsen LO.Mich.inv. 4253GreekKelsey Museum4OstNoNoUnknownApollonios; Pammenes, (gramBmateus); Psenobastis son of Haremephis50UnknownOMich IOrderOrder for Payment1935Complete1Recto; Verso is blankDocumentary4253o.bmp<_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_6B00DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>pjscannedk published„AO.Mich.inv. 4252COstD"Ostraca of the grammateus PammenesE Amundsen LFOMich IG40H1935UNoWNoX=purchased by Dr. D.L. Askren; acquired from him in July, 1925[Order for Payment\ 7.5 x 5.7 cmnUnknownoGreekr4u ApolloniosvIst cent. A.D.w Kelsey MuseumxOrder for delivery of wheatB b„hBApion40UnknownOMich IOrderOrder for Payment1935Lower left corner missing1Recto; Verso is blankDocumentary4252o.bmp<_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_RC8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>yiApollonios to Pammenes, greetings. Deliver to Mesthas, son of Horos, on the account of Apion, half a choinix [of wheat], equal 1/2 choinix of wheat. [Year 3, Hathyr] 18.jDone on ph. Scannedk publishedp11/3/98s100 „AO.Mich.inv. 4251COstD"Ostraca of the grammateus PammenesE Amundsen LFOMich IG47H1935UNoWNoB c„AO.Mich.inv. 4250COstD"Ostraca of the grammateus PammenesE Amundsen LFOMich IG43H1935UNoWNoX=purchased by Dr. D.L. Askren; acquired from him in July, 1925[Order for Payment\ 8.7 x 6.5 cmnUnknownoGreekr5u ApolloniosvIst cent. A.D.w Kelsey MuseumxOrder for delivery of wheatyGApollonios; Pammenes, (grammateus); Nekth(--) son of Petesouchos; ApionzOrder|PHOUnknown0DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBWBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>Ek published„AO.Mich.inv. 4250COstD"Ostraca of the grammateus PammenesE Amundsen LFOMich IG43H1935UNoWNoX=purchased by Dr. D.L. Askren; acquired from him in July, 1925[Order for Payment\ 8.7 x 6.5 cmnUnknownoGreekr5u ApolloniosvIst cent. A.D.w Kelsey MuseumxOrder for delivery of wheatyGApollonios; Pammenes, (grammateus); Nekth(--) son of Petesouchos; ApionzOrder|PHOUnknownBB_„X=purchased by Dr. D.L. Askren; acquired from him in July, 1925[Order for Payment\ 9.9 x 7.8 cmnUnknownoGreekr5u ApolloniosvIst cent. A.D.w Kelsey MuseumxOrder for delivery of wheaty@Apollonios; Pammenes, (grammateus); Nonnos [son of - - -]; ApionzOrder|PHOUnknownPbroken off on the left sideQ1RRecto; Verso is blankS DocumentaryT 4249o.bmphA9.9 x 7.8 cmpurchased by Dr. D.L. Askren; acquired from him in July, 1925ApolloniosPHOstraca of the grammateus PammenesOrder for delivery of wheatIst cent. A.D.Amundsen LO.Mich.inv. 4249GreekKelsey Museum5OstNoNoUnknownApollonios; Pammenes, (grammateus); Nonnos [son of - - -];BBm„AO.Mich.inv. 4248COstD"Ostraca of the grammateus PammenesE Amundsen LFOMich IG36H1935UNoWNoX=purchased by Dr. D.L. Askren; acquired from him in July, 1925[Order for Payment\ 8.7 x 8.1 cmnUnknownoGreekr4u ApolloniosvIst cent. A.D.w Kelsey MuseumxOrder for delivery of wheatyBApollonios; Pammenes, (grammateus); Hermes son of Harpo(--); ApionzOrder><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>Njscannedk published„AO.Mich.inv. 4248COstD"Ostraca of the grammateus PammenesE Amundsen LFOMich IG36H1935UNoWNoX=purchased by Dr. D.L. Askren; acquired from him in July, 1925[Order for Payment\ 8.7 x 8.1 cmnUnknownoGreekr4u ApolloniosvIst cent. A.D.w Kelsey MuseumxOrder for delivery of wheatyBApollonios; Pammenes, (grammateus); Hermes son of Harpo(--); ApionzOrderBB„hA10 x 9.7 cmpurchased by Dr. D.L. Askren; acquired from him in July, 1925Nemesinus; Aurelius GerontiosPHTax receipt for delivery of barleyJuly 13, 302 A.D.Amundsen LRep Editor - Parassoglou GM; Rep Ser. PSakaon; 1978; pg. 88TheadelphiaO.Mich.inv. 4247GreekKelsey Museum6OstNoBNoTheadelphia, Themistou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptSarapion son of Herakleides; Nemesinos (& unnamed son); Aurelius Gerontios27probably Theadelphia, Themistou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptYoutie HC261-263Pl. IX aZPE 181975OMich ITaxation (Land); Tax collectionReceipt for Delivery in Kind193BB„AO.Mich.inv. 4246COstE Amundsen LFOMich IG17H1935KBL VII, 287 (l. 1)UNoWNoX=purchased by Dr. D.L. Askren; acquired from him in July, 1925[Order for Payment\ 8.2 x 6.5 cmnUnknownoGreekr5OstNoNo27Youtie HC261-3Pl IX aZPE 181975OMich I1935<_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_6B 00DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>k published„AO.Mich.inv. 4246COstE Amundsen LFOMich IG17H1935KBL VII, 287 (l. 1)UNoWNoX=purchased by Dr. D.L. Askren; acquired from him in July, 1925[Order for Payment\ 8.2 x 6.5 cmnUnknownoGreekr5 5:censuspersonalstatusromancitizenAVcensuspopulationcontrollistprofessionVcenturyWcessionWWWW2WEWZWkWxWWWWWWWWvWgWW WWWW6W;W<W=WcessiondowryfamilyirrigationjewelslandownershiplandsVcessionethnicityilliteracyirrigationlandownershiplandEVVVcessionilliteracyirrigationlandownershiplandstatusmet2VcessionilliteracyirrigationlandownershiplandstatusperVcessionilliteracyirrigationlandownershiplandstatusrelxVcessionlandownershiplandstatustaxationlandgVcessionlandownershipnotaryVchaffFWchangeWchild_WgW3W9WUWWW?WWW WSWaWWWWWWWbWyWWWWW+WEWhWiWWW"WchilddebtethnicityloanparamoneobligationtoremainatsbVchildjusticepoliceprofessiontheftviolenceSVctoCs i„j0Done on ph.; scanned Check readings on the orig.k publishedl*R.S. Bagnall, JARCE 14 (1977) p. 85, n. 54p11/9/98s92 y (compulsory public work); Transportation(?)|PHOunknownPComplete; very much fadedQ1RRecto; Verso is blankS DocumentaryT 4244o.bmphA11.2 x 7.9 cmpurchased by Dr. D.L. Askren; acquired from him in July, 1925UnknownPHList of names of liturgical workersBL VII, 288 (bibliography)IVth cent. A.D. Amundsen LO.Mich.inv. 4244GreekKelsey Museum8 + 1OstNoNounknown[- - -] son of Hermion; [- - -]phris (Onnophris?); [. R7><_600DPIBack_R8>j0Done on ph.; scanned Check readings on the orig.k publishedp11/9/98 BoP„hBr_Vol>OMich ITaxation; Tax collectionTax receipt1935Complete1Recto; Verso is blankDocumentary4243o.bmp<_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DClPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>Hi|For the monodesmia argyrikon of year 2, Pachon 10. Orsenoupis, son of Pkylis, has paid four drachmai on account, equal 4 dr.jDone on ph.; scannedk publishedp11/2/98 „AO.Mich.inv. 4242COstE Amundsen LFOMich IG72H1935MPSakaonNParassoglou GMO78P1978QPl. 14UNoWNoX=purchased by Dr. D.L. Askren; acquired from him in July, 1925[Receipt for Transport of GrainPCS7„\ 8.2 x 6.9 cmnRprobably Theadelphia or Thraso, Themistou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptoGreekr6uSotas, dekaprotosvDec. 19, 290 A.D.w Kelsey MuseumxXReceipt for transport of 1 donkey-load of tax grain, made on behalf of Horion and PaulosyXSotas, dekaprotos; Horion (see also P.Sakaon 79); Baulos (Paulos) (see also P.Sakaon 79)zFAnimal; Liturgy (compulsory public service); Tax collection; Transport{Thraso|PHOCprobably Thraso, Themistou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptPCompleteQ1RRecto; Verso is blankS DocumentaryT 4242o.bmphor the crop of the 6th and 5th year, in the name of Horion and Paulos, 1 donkey-load. In the 7th and 6th year, Choiak 23.j0Done on ph.; scanned Check readings on the orig.k publishedl H.C. Youtie, ZPE 18 (1975) p. 84p11/9/98 CXBv„AO.Mich.inv. 4241COstE Amundsen LFOMich IG16H1935KBL VII, 287 (l. 3). - L. 5-6: read diako[sias] | eikosites(saras), 224, instead of drakm[(as) chilias] | eikosites(saras), 1024. (Unpublished note of H.C. Youtie)UNoWNoRep_Ser>PSakaon1978OMich I19354242o.bmp<_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6B><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>jscannedk published„AO.Mich.inv. 4241COstE Amundsen LFOMich IG16H1935KBL VII, 287 (l. 3). - L. 5-6: read diako[sias] | eikosites(saras), 224, instead of drakm[(as) chilias] | eikosites(saras), 1024. (Unpublished note of H.C. Youtie)UNoWNoe, province of EgyptoGreekr6Oj*idovW~WWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWW-W.WWWW7WVWWWdockettW|W'Wtaking up the case and decided that I, the said Nikantinoos, for the complete discharge of the debt, paid by me to redeem the deed of security over the aforesaid estate, receive from you seven gold solidi each minus two carats according to the goldsmiths standard of the said village of Aphrodite and twenty artabai of wheat accEording to the five-measures standard that belongs to you, the said Phoibammon <read: Apollos?> as the representative of the two of you, the aforementioned. Because these things, then, have taken place in this way and we are content and pleased with them, both I, Nikantinoos, and Apollos, village chief, because of this and in accordance with the judgment of the mediating friends, I have proceeded to this written agreement of settlement through which I, the aforementioned Nikantinoos, l n„hCMoney Account1935Complete1Recto; Verso is blankDocumentary4239o.bmp<_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DD PIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>iAYKallinos: 1000 dr. Seuthes, son of Artemidoros: 1000 dr. Apolinaris: 1340 dr. Aion, son of Papeis: 1700 dr. Ammonas: 500 dr. Antonius: 1240 dr. Atisios, son of Paianos: 520 dr. Ariston: 1440 dr. Ouenaphris, son of Aionis: 500 dr. Achillas: 1440 dr. Paesis, son of Pathermouthis: 1140 dr. Herakles: 1440 dr. Chairemon, son of Abykis(?): 1040 dr.YjDone, on ph.; scanned; checkedk publishedlme, province of EgyptKallinos; SewnLN baskrenWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWW W W W W WWWW WWWWWWW*WW_W`WaWdWeWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWW!W"W=W>WPWSWYWkWlWvWWWWWWWWWrWyWatWW1W2WWWW*W_W`WaWWWWWWWWWW"W=W>WPWYWb_W`WaWgWwW{W|WWWWWW W!W"W#W(W)W0WFWTWdWvWxWyWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWW.W/W>W?WOWXWWWWWWWWWWWWWWW! p„hC;/><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>iHeliodoros, son of Ako(--): 4jDone on ph.; scannedk publishedp11/4/98s86 „AO.Mich.inv. 4237COstE Amundsen LFOMich IG75H1935KDL. 3: read Ision rather than Ilon. (Unpublished note of H.C. Youtie)UNoWNoX=purchased by Dr. D.L. Askren; acquired from him in July, 1925[Receipt for Transport of Grain\ 7.1 x 5.6 cmnUnknownoGreekr6uChairemon, dekaprotosv 294/285 A.D.w Kelsey MuseumxVReceipt for transport of 1 donkey-load of tax grain, made on behalf of Ision and Apiony#Chairemon, dekaprotos; Ision; ApionzFAnimal; Liturgy (compulsory public service); Tax collection; Transport|PHOUnknownPComplete, but badly effacedQ1RRecto; Verso is blankS DocumentaryhDPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFrB&!„hA8.3 x 5.5 cmpurchased by Dr. D.L. Askren; acquired from him in July, 1925UnknownPHMemorandum or receipt with amount of uncertain natureIst cent. A.D.Amundsen LO.Mich.inv. 4238GreekKelsey Museum1OstNoNoUnknownHeliodoros son of Ako(--)63UnknownOMich IText of uncertain nature1935Complete1Recto; Verso is blankDocumentary4238o.bmp<_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><C[CZ„hBhemistou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptHorion (see also P.Sakaon 78); Baulos (Paulos) (see also P.Sakaon 78); Ibias73probably Theadelphia or Thraso, Themistou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptParassoglou GM79Pl. 14PSakaon1978OMich IAnimal; Liturgy (compulsory public service); Tax collection; TransportReceipt for TransCport of Grain1935Complete1Recto; Verso is blankDocumentary4236o.bmp<_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DCO„hBigin>probably Dionysias, Themistou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of Egypt(unnamed) dekaprotoi of Dionysias; Polion, apeleutheros of Isidora; Lucius69probably Dionysias, Themistou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptOMich IAnimal; Liturgy (compulsory public service); Personal status: freedman; Tax collection; TransportReceipt for Transport of Grain1935Complete1Recto; Verso is blankDocumentary4235o.bmp<_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8> nome, province of EgyptBGC„AO.Mich.inv. 4234COstE Amundsen LFOMich IG7H1935UNoWNoX=purchased by Dr. D.L. Askren; acquired from him in July, 1925[ Tax Receipt\ 8.8 x 8.5 cmnNprobably Nestou epoikion, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptoGreekr8u1Petesouchos, praktor argyrikon of Nestou epoikionvBetween 169 and 177 A.D.<_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1>B<_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>sjscannedk published„AO.Mich.inv. 4234COstE Amundsen LFOMich IG7H1935UNoWNoX=purchased by Dr. D.L. Askren; acquired from him in July, 1925[ Tax Receipt\ 8.8 x 8.5 cmnNprobably Nestou epoikion, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptoGreekr8u1Petesouchos, praktor argyrikon of Nestou epoikionvBetween 169 and 177 A.D.aymentBJ%„T 4233o.bmphA9.7 x 5.9 cmpurchased by Dr. D.L. Askren; acquired from him in July, 1925Unknown tax-collectorPHReceipt for transport of 3 donkey-loads of tax grain, made on behalf of Esouris308/309 A.D.Amundsen LTheadelphiaO.Mich.inv. 4233GreekKelsey Museum5OstNoNoprobably Theadelphia, Themistou meris, Items>1Recto; Verso is blankDocumentary4233o.bmp<_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>ecto;IIa„iAIn the granary of the village of Karanis, of the citizens' (account), through Horion and his associate, sitologoi, of the crop of year 8 and 6 and 4, in the name of Severus, son of Tiberinus, through beasts of Aleka(?), eleven donkeys, equal 11. Year 9, Choiak 23.jDone on ph. scanned; checkedk publishedp12/16/98s154ax collection; TransportReceipt for Transport of Grain1935Complete; in parts effaced1Recto; Verso is blankDocumentary4232o.bmp<_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>i of EgyptoGreekr6 BDb„AO.Mich.inv. 4231COstE Amundsen LFOMich IG6H1935UNoWNoX=purchased by Dr. D.L. Askren; acquired from him in July, 1925[ Tax Receipt\ 8.6 x 7.2 cmnUnknownoGreekr7u+Hermogenes, assistant of the tax-collectorsvIInd cent. A.D.w Kelsey MuseumxReceipt for tax paymentyHermogenes; ChaireaszTaxation; Tax collection|PHOUnknownPCompleteQ1PIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3>B_<_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>Mjscannedk published„AO.Mich.inv. 4231COstE Amundsen LFOMich IG6H1935UNoWNoX=purchased by Dr. D.L. Askren; acquired from him in July, 1925[ Tax Receipt\ 8.6 x 7.2 cmnUnknownoGreekr7u+Hermogenes, assistant of the tax-collectorsvIInd cent. A.D.w Kelsey MuseumxReceipt for tax paymentyHermogenes; ChaireaszTaxation; Tax collection|PHOUnknownPCompleteQ11mentaryBEC}„uUnknownvIVth cent. A.D.w Kelsey MuseumxAccount of cattlezAccount; Animal|PHOUnknownPBroken off on the right sideQ1RRecto; Verso is blankS DocumentaryT 4230o.bmphA9.7 x 7.6 cmpurchased by Dr. D.L. Askren; acquired from him in July, 1925UnknownPHAccount of cattleIVth cent. A.D.Amundsen LO.Mich.inv. 4230GreekKelsey Museum7OstNoNoUnknown89UnknownOMich IAccount; AnimalAccount of cattl<_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>jDone on ph.; scannedk publishedp11/10/98C}B7„AO.Mich.inv. 4229COstD"Ostraca of the grammateus PammenesE Amundsen LFOMich IG46H1935KBL VII, 287 (l. 2)UNoWNoX=purchased by Dr. D.L. Askren; acquired from him in July, 1925[Order for Payment\ 10.8 x 6.7 cmnUnknownoGreekr4u ApolloniosvIst cent. A.D.w Kelsey MuseumxOrder for delivery of wheat600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>Njscannedk published„AO.Mich.inv. 4229COstD"Ostraca of the grammateus PammenesE Amundsen LFOMich IG46H1935KBL VII, 287 (l. 2)UNoWNoX=purchased by Dr. D.L. Askren; acquired from him in July, 1925[Order for Payment\ 10.8 x 6.7 cmnUnknownoGreekr4u ApolloniosvIst cent. A.D.w Kelsey MuseumxOrder for delivery of wheatBB{„D%Ostraca of the grammateus Pammenes(?)E Amundsen LFOMich IG51H1935UNoWNoX=purchased by Dr. D.L. Askren; acquired from him in July, 1925[Text of Uncertain Nature\ 7 x 6.1 cmnUnknownoGreekr3uUnknownvIst cent. A.D.w Kelsey MuseumxMemorandum or receiptyPnepheros son of AmmonioszTax collection(?)|PHOUnknownPCompleteQ1RRecto; Verso is blankS DocumentaryT 4228o.bmphA7 x 6.1 cmpurchased by Dr. D.L. Askren; acquired from him in July, 1925UnknownPHOstraca of the grammateus Pammenes(?)Memorandum or receiptIst cent. A.D.Amundsen LO.Mich.inv. 4228GreekKelsey Museum3OstNoNoUnknownPnepheros son of Ammonios51Unknown7.7 x 6.4 cmpurchased by Dr. D.L. Askren; acquired from him in July, 1925ApolloniosPHOstraca of the grammateus PammenesOrder for delivery of wheatBL VII, 287 (l. 2)Ist cent. A.D.Amundsen LO.Mich.inv. 4227GreekKelsey Museum4OstNoNoUnknownApollonios; Pammenes, (gL VII, 287 on line 2UNoWNoXpurchased by Dr. D.L. AskrenT 4227o.bmphB {„hA11.8 x 8.7 cmpurchased by Dr. D.L. Askren; acquired from him in July, 1925UnknownPHList of contributions in kindBL III, 261 (l. 4); BL VII, 287 (l. 2, 5, 7, 11, 14); BL VIII, 526 (l. 7)Late IIIrd/early IVth cent. A.D.Amundsen LO.Mich.inv. 4226GreekKelsey Museum14OstNoNoprobably Karanis, HBerakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptSarapion, oinopoles (see also O.Mich. I, 651); Neilos son of Cassianus (see H.C. Youtie, ZPE 18 [1975] p. 265 and n. 18); Papeeis; Heron son of Aparontas; Longinus; Neikanor (Nikanor); Longinus son of Longinus grandson of Doulos <OR: Longinus, slave of Longinus?>; Aeis; Syrion; Ptollarion; Dioskoros son of Tiberinus (see H.C. Youtie, ZPE 34 [1979] p. 100, n. 3); Anatellon son of Heroni(--); Tourbon (Turbo)19<BB„xOrder for delivery of wheaty@Apollonios; Pammenes, grammateus; Hermeias son of Pam(--); ApionzOrder|PHOUnknownPCompleteQ1RRecto; Verso is blankS DocumentaryT 4225o.bmphA10.6 x 9.9 cmpurchased by Dr. D.L. Askren; acquired from him in July, 1925ApolloniosPHOstraca of the grammateus PammenesOrder for delivery of wheatIst cent. A.D.Amundsen LO.Mich.inv. 4225GreekKelsey Museum4OstNoNoUnknownApollonios; Pammenes, grammateus; Hermeias son of Pam(--)retary, greetings. Deliver to Hermeias, son of Pam(--), on the account of Apion, a quarter of a choinix of wheat, equal 1/4 choinix of wheat. Year 3, Hathyr 18.jDone on ph.; scannedk publishedp11/3/98 225_a.bmpY 4225_b.bmpZ 4225_c.bmphPj„hB); Apion38UnknownOMich IOrderOrder for Payment1935Complete1Recto; Verso is blankDocumentary4224o.bmp<_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBCack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>kiApollonios to Pammenes, greetings. Deliver to Menches, son of Psem(--), on the account of Apion, half a choinix of wheat, equal 1/2 choinix of wheat. Year 3, Hathyr 18.jDone on ph. Scannedk publishedp11/3/98„AO.Mich.inv. 4223COstD"Ostraca of the grammateus PammenesE Amundsen LFOMich IG48H1935KBL VII, 288 (l. 2; 5)UNoWNo }C„j>Done on ph. Scanned Check readings on the orig. (Phemn(asis)?)k publishedl H.C. Youtie, ZPE 18 (1975) p. 83p11/3/98s71 „AO.Mich.inv. 4222COstE Amundsen LFOMich IG64H1935MTAPA 73N Youtie HCO82-84P1942R SB XIV 11468UNoWNoX=purchased by Dr. D.L. Askren; acquired from him in July, 1925[List of Laborers and Donkeys\ 10.8 x 8.8 cmnFprobably Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptoGreekr8uUnknownv Late IIIrd/early IVth cent. A.D.w Kelsey MuseumxPList of people contributing workmen and donkeys, probably for work in the canals9ASaras son of Cheras (Chairas); Melas son of Atisios (Atisis) (see H.C. Youtie, TAPA73 [1942] p. 82); Ounaphris (Ouenaphris, Onnophris) son of Palemon (see H.C. Youtie, TAPA73 [1942] p. 82-83); Ptoleme (Ptolemaios) son of Pemes; Horion son of Kyri(--); [. . .]cheis; [. . .]moszAnimal; Irrigation|PHO=Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptPLower left corner missingQ1hC B„AO.Mich.inv. 4221COstE Amundsen LFOMich IG53H1935MPSakaonNParassoglou GMO91P1978UNoWNoX=purchased by Dr. D.L. Askren; acquired from him in July, 1925[Receipt for Delivery in Kind\ 9.7 x 5.8 cmnHprobably Theadelphia, Themistou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of Egypt1935<_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_60B0DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>k published„AO.Mich.inv. 4221COstE Amundsen LFOMich IG53H1935MPSakaonNParassoglou GMO91P1978UNoWNoX=purchased by Dr. D.L. Askren; acquired from him in July, 1925[Receipt for Delivery in Kind\ 9.7 x 5.8 cmnHprobably Theadelphia, Themistou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptBB„AO.Mich.inv. 4220COstD"Ostraca of the grammateus PammenesE Amundsen LFOMich IG45H1935UNoWNoX=purchased by Dr. D.L. Askren; acquired from him in July, 1925[Order for Payment\ 11.2 x 8.1 cmnUnknownoGreekr4u ApolloniosvIst cent. A.D.w Kelsey MuseumI19354221o.bmp<_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_RB7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>jscannedk published„AO.Mich.inv. 4220COstD"Ostraca of the grammateus PammenesE Amundsen LFOMich IG45H1935UNoWNoX=purchased by Dr. D.L. Askren; acquired from him in July, 1925[Order for Payment\ 11.2 x 8.1 cmnUnknownoGreekr4u ApolloniosvIst cent. A.D.w Kelsey MuseumB'C„KcL. 3: read Heron (for Herona) Sarap(ionos), instead of Heroninon. (Unpublished note of H.C. Youtie)UNoWNoX=purchased by Dr. D.L. Askren; acquired from him in July, 1925[Text of Uncertain Nature\ 6.5 x 4.6 cmnEPerhaps Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptoGreekr4uUnknownvIIIrd cent. A.D. w Kelsey Museumx-Memorandum or receipt concerning donkey-loadsytMouses son of Me(--)(?); Heron son of Sarapion; Heras (son of Sarapion), brother of Heron (see also O.Mich. I, 631?)zAnimal; Transport|PHOEPerhaps Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptPCompleteQ1RRecto; Verso is blankS DocumentaryT 4219o.bmphpublishedp11/9/985UNoWNoXpurchased by Dr. D.L. AskrenT 4219o.bmphC !„hBDidas son(?) of Heras <or: Didas alias Heras?>65Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptOMich IAnimal; TransportList of Donkeys1935Complete1Recto; Verso is blankDocumentary4218o.bmp<_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4>C<_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>iyOf Theoxenis: 25 donkeys; and of Kerkeusiris: 3 donkeys; and of Alexandrou (Nesos): 5 donkeys, for Didas, (son of) Heras.jJDone on ph.; scanned Check readings on the orig. (l. 2: 8 rather than 25?)k publishedp11/4/98s66 ras?>!Bn„AO.Mich.inv. 4217COstD"Ostraca of the grammateus PammenesE Amundsen LFOMich IG35H1935UNoWNoX=purchased by Dr. D.L. Askren; acquired from him in July, 1925[Order for Payment\ 8.6 x 7.1 cmnUnknownoGreekr4u ApolloniosvIst cent. A.D.w Kelsey MuseumxOrder for delivery of wheaty?Apollonios; Pammenes, (grammateus); Hermas son of Marres; ApionzOrder|PH><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>Ojscannedk published„AO.Mich.inv. 4217COstD"Ostraca of the grammateus PammenesE Amundsen LFOMich IG35H1935UNoWNoX=purchased by Dr. D.L. Askren; acquired from him in July, 1925[Order for Payment\ 8.6 x 7.1 cmnUnknownoGreekr4u ApolloniosvIst cent. A.D.w Kelsey MuseumxOrder for delivery of wheaty?Apollonios; Pammenes, (grammateus); Hermas son of Marres; ApionzOrder|PH! „hBf sacks1935Complete1Recto; Verso is blankDocumentary4216o.bmp<_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBackC_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>i;28th. 25 sacks 30th. 58 sacks 1st. 391 sacks 3rd. 257 sacksjDone on ph.; scannedk publishedp11/4/98s64 „AO.Mich.inv. 4215COstE Amundsen LFOMich IG70H1935UNoWNoX=purchased by Dr. D.L. Askren; acquired from him in July, 1925[Receipt for Transport of Grain\ 6.1 x 6.5 cmnFprobably Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptoGreekr4u(Unnamed) dekaprotoi of KaranisvIIIrd cent. A.D.w Kelsey MuseumB!„X=purchased by Dr. D.L. Askren; acquired from him in July, 1925[Account of sacks\ 7.2 x 5.1 cmnUnknownoGreekr4uUnknownvIIIrd cent. A.D.w Kelsey MuseumxList of sacks, by dayzAccount; List; Transport|PHOUnknownPCompleteQ1RRecto; Verso is blankS DocumentaryT 4216o.bmphA7.2 x 5.1 cmpurchased by Dr. D.L. Askren; acquired from him in July, 1925UnknownPHList of sacks, by dayIIIrd cent. A.D.Amundsen LO.Mich.inv. 4216GreekKelsey Museum4OstNoNoUnknown66UnknownOMich IAccount; List; TransportAccount o CR„hBeidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of Egypt(unnamed) dekaprotoi of Karanis; Dioskoros son of Heron70probably Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptOMich ILiturgy (compulsory public service); Tax collection; TransportReceipt for Transport of Grain1935Complete, but with a damaged surface1Recto; Verso is blankDocumentCary<_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>lCB„w Kelsey MuseumxOrder for delivery of wheatyvApollonios; Pammenes, (grammateus); Ammonios son of Apollonios; Apion; Panos son of Apa(--); Pekhysis son of Pseno(--)zOrder|PHOUnknownPCompleteQ1RRecto; Verso is blankS DocumentaryT 4213o.bmphA11.7 x 11.3 cmpurchased by Dr. D.L. Askren; acquired from him in July, 1925ApolloniosPHOstraca of the grammateus PammenesOrder for delivery of wheatIst cent. A.D.Amundsen LO.Mich.inv. 4213GreekKelsey Museum6OstNoNoUnknownApollonios; Pammenes, (grammateus); Ammonios son of Apoliver to Ammonios, son of Apollonios, on the account of Apion, 1 choinix of wheat, equal one choinix, and to Panos, son of Apa(--), 2 (choinikes), equal two, and to Pechysis, son of Pseno(--), 5 (choinikes), equal five. Year 3, Hathyr 18.By„hCocumentary4212o.bmp<_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>|iANumissius, son of Longinus: 4 artabai of wheat Nikon, son of Pankras: 1 artabe of wheat Kollouthos, his brother: 1 artabe of wheat Nemesas, son of Sarapion: 1 artabe of wheat Neraus, son of Aphrodisios: 3 3/4 artabai of wheat Ousebas, son of Orsenouphis: 2 artabai of wheat, and 1(?) Panetb, son of Dioskourides: 1 artabe of wheat (and) 25 drachmai(?) Pamoutis, son of Offellius: . . artabai of wheat Mysthes, son of Apynchis: 2 artabai of wheat Petermoutis with Psekes: 4 1/2 (2nd hand) MystheBs, tax-collectorjDone on ph.; scanned; checkedk publishedBBF„X=purchased by Dr. D.L. Askren; acquired from him in July, 1925[Order for Payment\ 10.2 x 7.6 cmnUnknownoGreekr4u ApolloniosvIst cent. A.D.w Kelsey MuseumxOrder for delivery of wheaty9Apollonios; Pammenes, grammateus; Inaros son of Haren(--)zOrder|PHOUnknownPCompleteQ1RRecto; Verso is blankS DocumentaryT 4201o.bmphA10.2 x 7.6 cmpurchased by Dr. D.L. Askren; acquired from him in July, 1925ApolloniosPHOstraca of the grammateus PammenesOrder for delivery of wheatIst cent. A.D.Amundsen LO.Mich.inv. 4201GreekKelsey Museum4OstNoNoUnknownApollonios; Pammenes, grammateus; Inaros son of Haren(--)mnUnknownoGreekr4u ApolloniosvIst cent. A.D.w Kelsey MuseumxOrder for delivery of wheaty9Apollonios; Pammenes, grammateus; Inaros son of Haren(--)zOrder|PH !„AO.Mich.inv. 4199COstE Amundsen LFOMich IG9H1935UNoWNoX=purchased by Dr. D.L. Askren; acquired from him in July, 1925[ Tax receipt\ 7.6 x 5.9 cm><_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>iFor the granary of the village of Theadelphia, for the crop of the 11th, 10th, and 3rd year, in the name of Ptoleminos and Sarapion, two donkey-loafs, equal 2 donkey-loads. In the 12th, 11th, and 4th year, Mesore 26.j0Done on ph.; scanned Check readings on the orig.k publishedp11/9/98 „AO.Mich.inv. 4199COstE Amundsen LFOMich IG9H1935UNoWNoX=purchased by Dr. D.L. Askren; acquired from him in July, 1925[ Tax receipt\ 7.6 x 5.9 cm!BW„nKprobably Philadelphia, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptoGreekr7uThe presbyteroi of PhiladelphiavJune 5, 212 A.D.w Kelsey Museumx*Receipt for payment of the transport taxesyk(unnamed) presbyteroi of Philadelphia; Mendes son of Kephalos; Caracalla, Emperor; Sarapion son of Sarapionz#Taxation; Tax collection; Transport{ Philadelphia|PHOBPhiladelphia, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptPCompleteQ1RRecto; Verso is blankS DocumentaryT 4199o.bmphA7.6 x 5.9 cmpurchased by Dr. D.L. Askren; acquired from him in July, 1925The presbyteroi of PhiladelphiaPHReceipt for payment of the transport taxesJune 5, 212 A.D.Amundsen LPhiladelphiaO.Mich.inv. 4199GreekKelsey Museum7OstNoNoPhiladelphia, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of "F/=oxyrynchus@"r@ astrological@!codexchristiancommentaryorhomily@landEof@privatereceiptforpaymentinkind@1receipts@Cuncertain@$10.5x10cm@>19.1x14.5cm19x10cm@6.2@67x8.8cm@J~cm1@25michS.dpmichinv3093b314511.5x31cmpsiiv409b10.5x10.5@(Wx@'2@change@end@"joinnewfragmenttotheothers@;see@#=unfoldseeversoleftofl3checkwithmearetheretraces@Tcpaplativconfusesomichi287andii825@3WPWYWdecemberWWWWWWWWWuWvWwWxWyWzW{W|W}WWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWW W WWWWWWWWWdecember1922acquiredbyflinderspetrieVVVVVVVVVV&5B„hBFirst Editor>Amundsen LO.Mich.inv. 4198GreekKelsey Museum18OstNoNoUnknownAlouthis son of Abou; Apion; Ploution; Pantbeous son of Laas; Petermous; Herminos; Horion son of Kopres; Arios son of Ouranios; Pasis son of Nilos; Isas son of Petros; Pasemis son of Tiberius; Sabinus . . .; Aris (Arios) . . .; Valerius(?) . . .59UnknownOMich IArmy; Clothing; Tax collectionList of Names1935In parts effaced; complete(?) (uncertain for the lower left side)1Recto; Verso is blankDocumentary4198o.bmp<_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIryBB„hBext_title>Receipt for Jars1935Complete1Recto; Verso is blankDocumentary4196o.bmp<_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBackC-_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8> iBYear 2, Choiak 6. Didas, son of Heras, has delivered 3 empty jars.j"Done on the orig. Scanned; checkedk publishedp11/4/98s440DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>iJPnepheros, son of Petheus, grandson of Heras, his mother being Didymarion.jDone on ph.; scannedk publishedl(H.C. Youtie, TAPA 73 (1942) p. 84, n. 79p11/9/98„AO.Mich.inv. 4196COstE Amundsen LFOMich IG57H1935UNoWNouwT‡jaDone on the orig. - Conservation25 Scanned, Rescanned: images will be r.bmp ab cd ef Unprocessedk publishedlR. Delmaire, Largesses sacres et res privata. L'aerarium imprial et son administration du IVe au VIe sicle (Rome, 1989) p. 259-260; D. Hagedorn, ZPE 86 (1991) p. 248p7/30/99s1307‡AP.Mich.inv. 925BVersoCPapE Robbins FEF PMich IIIG143H1936MYCS 28N,Turner EG - Fowler DH - Koenen L - Youtie LCO13-24P1985QPl. IVUYesVSmall lockers for toursWYesX6June 1922; Acquired from Nahman through British Museum[Elements I, Definitions 1-10\ 5.5 x 19.2 cm]$Anything you can do about the Recto?`6/21/96a12bCTd 925r_a.bmpe 925v_a.bmph925r.bmpi925v.bmpnUnknownoGreekr29seSmall and awkward hand (Robbins); small, rather personal hand of the third cent. A.D. (Turner et al.)uEuclidvIIIrd Cent. A. D.w Ann ArborghtQ1R Recto; Verso is P.Mich. III, 153S DocumentaryT 1045v.bmpX 1045v_a.bmpY 1045v_b.bmpZ 1045v_c.bmp[ 1045v_d.bmphB?u„z+Profession; Taxation; Tax collection; Woman|PHOUnknownPCompleteQ1RRecto; Verso is blankS DocumentaryT 4195o.bmphA13.2 x 9 cmpurchased by Dr. D.L. Askren; acquired from him in July, 1925Aurelius DidymosPHReceipt for tax paymentNov./Dec. 243 A.D.Amundsen LO.Mich.inv. 4195GreekKelsey Museum9OstNoNoUnknownGordianus, Emperor; Euporous, gerdiaina; Aurelius Didymos11Unknownhed „AO.Mich.inv. 4195COstE Amundsen LFOMich IG11H1935UNoWNoX=purchased by Dr. D.L. Askren; acquired from him in July, 1925[ Tax receipt\ 13.2 x 9 cmnUnknownoGreekr9uAurelius DidymosvNov./Dec. 243 A.D.w Kelsey MuseumxReceipt for tax paymenty9Gordianus, Emperor; Euporous, gerdiaina; Aurelius Didymosz+Profession; Taxation; Tax collection; Woman|PH?C;„AO.Mich.inv. 4194COstE Amundsen LFOMich IG91H1935ax collection; WomanTax receipt1935Complete1Recto; Verso is blankDocumentary4195o.bmp<_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBackCy_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>UiYear 7 of the Emperor Caesar Marcus Antonius Gordianus Pius Felix Augustus, in Choiak, for the arithmesis of Hathyr. Euporous, weaver, has paid to the account of the nomarchia, through me, Aurelius Didymos, four drachmai, equal 4 dr.jDone on ph.; scannedk publishedp11/2/98 „AO.Mich.inv. 4194COstE Amundsen LFOMich IG91H1935Gs%ioflivianbarleyofyear3ofthegranaryofkaranisandof3VofmeatinchoiakVofmendesVofmendesandphiloxenou5716drachmai VofmestasytmissVofmetrodorouepoikionVofmouchisVofnVofneiloupolisVofneiloupolis2320drachmai VofnestouepoikionVofogouVofolonthisVofonneitonVofpantherVofperfumemadeofroseVofperigenes1/2VofperseaiVofphainippouVofpharbaithaandarsinoe2120drachmai Vofpharbaithaandphiloxenou1talent2090drachmai Vofpharbaithaandptolemais1talent306drachmai VofphebichisVofphilopatorhekaitheogenousVofphiloterisVofpigssimilarlyVofpork1/21/41/48litraVofpsenyrisammonianostheveteranhasshifted3sacksyearVofpublicland441/2arourai2ndparcel461/2arourai3rdVofpyrgotosVofsarapissVNo<_600DPIBack_R8>9j Done on ph.:} W„AO.Mich.inv. 4193COstE Amundsen LFOMich IG58H1935UNoWNoX=purchased by Dr. D.L. Askren; acquired from him in July, 1925[Receipt for Jars\ 5.4 x 5.3 cmnUnknownoGreekr3uUnknownvIIIrd cent. A.D.w Kelsey Museumx Receipt for seventeen empty jarsyPasis son of SatabouszUtensils|PHOUnknownPCompleteQ1RRecto; Verso is blankDPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIB}Back_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>kk published „AO.Mich.inv. 4193COstE Amundsen LFOMich IG58H1935UNoWNoX=purchased by Dr. D.L. Askren; acquired from him in July, 1925[Receipt for Jars\ 5.4 x 5.3 cmnUnknownoGreekr3uUnknownvIIIrd cent. A.D.w Kelsey Museumx Receipt for seventeen empty jarsyPasis son of SatabouszUtensils|PHOUnknownPCompleteQ1RRecto; Verso is blank""byWWWWWW W W W W WWWWWWWWWW W W W W WWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWW)W+W,W-W.W/W0W\W]W^W_W`WaWbWcWdWeWfWgWhWiWjWkWlWmWnWoWpWqWrWsWtWuWvWwWxWyWzW{W|W}W~WWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWW K*…@BZECQhACTCB…n hBBdkBc…@ hBBe…@F[ hB iAB…hA CB…@BU=hAB@C:…y hB … @=hACC … hA=CB=… uChABBC lAC… hACCC… R hB<CCC lAC @ PW?W@WAWBWCWDWEWFWGWHWIWJWKWLWMWNWOWPWQWRWSWTWUWVWWWXWYWZW[W\W]W^W_W`WaWbWcWdWeWfWgWhWiWjWkWlWmWnWoWpWqWrWsWtWuWvWwWxWyWzW{W|W}W~WWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWXW]W^WbWcWpWqWsWtWuWvWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWW2W5W8W:W=WGW+,  invWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWghIpWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWW W W W W WWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWW W!W"W#W$W%W&W'W(W)W*W+W,W-W.W/W0W1W2W3W4W5W6W7W8W9W:W;W<W=W>W?W@WAWBWCWDWEWFWGWHWN+Q‡KBL III, 109-110 (lines 15,16)M Doc.Eser.Rom.NDaris SO77P1964UNoWYesX31-I112D-P (21)[Petition to a Centurion\ 12 x 23 cmbCTnFSoknopaiou Nesos, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptoGreekr25sA1st hand: carefully written in semi-uncial characters; 2nd hand: uMelas son of Horion, hiereusvApril 18, 193 A. D.wCairo8A'Petition to the local centurion by a priest of Sobek (Soknopaios), who complains that a cousin named Phanesis has violently prevented him from using a plot of ground which they and another cousin, recently deceased, had inherited from their maternal grandfather and had employed for storing hay.'yAmmonios Paternos, hekatontarches (see also B.G.U. II, 454; 515); Melas son of Horion, hiereus; Phanesis, cousin of Melas; Harpagathes, deceased cousin of Melas; Pertinax, EmperorzFAgriculture; Army; Family; Justice; Land Ownership; Religion; Violence{Soknopaiou Nesos|PHOFSoknopaiou Nesos, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptRd,t‡hiASerenus to Kyrilla and Zoilos, his dearest, greeting. Salute my dearest . . .; . . . salutes you. I perform the act of obeisance on your behalf in the presence of the local gods. Salute your sister and her daughter and Thermouthis and . . . and their children and . . . and Anteros and Eutychia and Soteria. Take care of my son Eros. (2nd hand?) I pray for your health, my most esteemed and dearest. (Verso) To Kyrilla [from Serenus?]j.Scanned, checked Done on the orig. Unprocessedk publishedp10/12/99s1973‡AP.Mich.inv. 333CPapE Winter JGF PMich IIIG213H1936KBL VIII, 212 (l. 2)UNoWYesXGpurchased in Egypt by B.P. Grenfell and F.W. Kelsey in March-April 1920[Private Letter\ 20.8 x 9 cm]?Black glass; lots of little unfoldings; reduce break at the top`7/15/96bCTd 333r_a.bmp$ 333r_b.bmpe 333v_a.bmph333r.bmpi333v.bmpnBUnknown: perhaps Oxyrhynchus, Oxyrhynchite nome, province of EgyptoGreekrRecto - 24; Verso - 1- 173" &L nahman|W}WWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWW)W,WCWIWJWMWVW^W_WhWiWpWwWxWyW|W}WWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWW W W WL ufrom}WWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWW"W)W=W>WBWCWIWJWMWNWPWVWYW_WgWlWmWnWoWpWwWxWyWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWW WWW"W(W)W7W<WPWPWPWPWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWW W W W W WWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWW W!W"W#W$W%W&W'W(W)W*W+W,W-W.W=> michIWJWKWLWMWNWOWPWQWRWSWTWUWVWWWXWYWZW[W\W]W^W_W`WaWbWbWBB/+…RRecto; Verso is blankS DocumentaryT 4192o.bmphA8.4 x 8.2 cmAcquired by Dr. Askren; purchased from him in July, 1925UnknownPHAccount of expensesIInd/IIIrd cent. A.D.Amundsen LO.Mich.inv. 4192GreekKelsey Museum11OstNoNounknownKteson3unknownOMich IAccount; Feeding; Price<_600DPIBack_R8>Ek published…AO.Mich.inv. 4192COstE Amundsen LFOMich IG3H1935UNoWNoX8Acquired by Dr. Askren; purchased from him in July, 1925[ Money Account\ 8.4 x 8.2 cmnunknownoGreekr11uUnknownvIInd/IIIrd cent. A.D.w Kelsey MuseumxAccount of expensesyKtesonzAccount; Feeding; Price|PHOunknownP)top right and lower right corners missingQ2RRecto; Verso is blankS DocumentaryT 4192o.bmpDY jcheckldabforbibliographytabletno1qVcheckldabforbibliographytabletno2pVcheckldabforbibliographyunder3635and3735Vcheckldabforbibliographywheresaidtobeinthekelsey~VVVVcheckldabformorebibliographyJV>P.Mich. inv. 76420.3WoodNoNo191-2CP 161921<_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7>B<_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>k publishedqAP.Mich. inv. 763CWoodEBoak AERFCP 16G189-91H1921UNoV20.3WNoXcobtained by Mr. Kelsey in Egypt in March and April, 1920, from a native through Dr. David L. AskrenhMhdrqWWWWWWWWW1W2WHWIWWkWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWW W W W W WWWWW WWWWBWCWDWEWFWGWHWIWJWKWLWMWNWOWPWQWRWSWTWUWVWWWXWYWZW[W\W]W^W_W`WaWbWcWdWeWfWgWhWiWjWkWlWmWnWoWpWqWrWsWtWuWvWwWxW "‰iEight tofeeed off had been executed without any force but they said that they did not know how a notice had crept up in it of the earlier sale concerning the holding but that more likely it had by fraud or deceit of the notary at that time be included and they simply asked from the people of the defending party to prove the payment of the thirty-six nomismata. They said that they could not produce other witnesses or other proofs of the payment of the thirty-six nomismata and that proofs conFcerning that part of the deal could not be legally demanded from them as already a period of twenty years, more or less, had passed since the holding had been sold and the deed of sale concerning it had been drawn up. Pleading against this the people of the prosecuting party proved that they had often used loud complaints in the Holy Church against Ioannes of discreet memory and that they also often had approached the praeses of the province regarding this reason but that after there had b!B=X‰i_above and for the claim to the afore-mentioned penalty, if it suits to claim it, they have submitted to each other all their possessions, present and future, movable, immovable and life-stock as a pledge and with the force of a mortgage. (Cross) (2nd hand) (Cross) I, Victor, son of Besarion, presbyter, undertaking business for Apollos and Paulos and Maria, children and heirs of Ioannes of discreet memory, the afore-mentioned, have executed this settlement in accordance with all the pledges` and agreements it contains with which I agree and of which I approve and I have given in addition to the afore-mentioned Psaios and his wife Talous the fourteen nomismata less fifty-six carats by the public standard for the completion of the price of the afore-mentioned holding called Tausiris and I have sworn the divine oath for all that has been written above and for the afore-mentioned fine and I comply with all things as they have been written above and having subscribed I delivered i_)2K/iremind_W#WpWreminderWWW7W8Wremnantsofaprecedingtext8VremonstratedWhWremovalWWremoveWbWWyWremovedbWremovesWremovingbWhWrenderWWWrenderedWWXWrenewingWWrentWWW9W:W?WCWDWEWWWWW6W]WkWWWWWWWWWWW5WkWWWWWWWWcWjWqWuWyWzW|W}WWWWWWWWW8WWWWWWW WW"W.W1W3Wrent-free}WWrental?WWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWeWkWWWWWcWWWWWWWWWWWWWWW W W WWW/W1W6Wrental>}WrentalsWrentedW}WWrentingDWrents4WDWEWFWWWWWWWlWmWW8W"4 KmarchqWWWWWW W W W W WWpWpWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWW9RlithereforeWWW4WyW{WWWWWW8W9WBWJWVW\W^WfWhWkWoWpWsWuWWWWWWWWWWWWWW$W7W@WDWIWWWWW!W#W&W'W(W*W4W5W8W9WAWBWHWIWLWNWPWTWZW_WvW{W|WWWW8WWWWZW[W]W_W`Wthereforeihanditinandaskthatthekomogrammateusofka4VtherefromWWWthereinWFWWWWWBWWWcWlWmWW[WthereofRWyW~WWWWWWW?W@WthereonFWWWWBWxWWWWtheretoyWWthereupon$W$WthereusWtherewithWWtherightHWtherlouthisWthermo(WthermoutharionWWW@WIWcWsWWWWQWGWWWWW.WthermouthasgWWWthermouthiongWWWWWWN oxyrynchusMp NIprof@ &purchasedF".-N C@ &qN`purchasedbydrdlaskrenacquiredfromhiminjuly1925@Bpurchasedbyprofboakin1925reportsubmittedbyhibellLpurchasedbyprofboakinegyptin1924/1925@%purchasedbyprofworrellinegyptinthespringof1936purchasedfromdrkondiliosdecember1926@# purchasedfromntanothroughepetersoninthesummerof19@?=purchasedinegyptbybpgrenfellandfwkelseyinmarch-a_N#N Nvpurchasedinegyptbyepetersonandreceivedinapril1925@&4purchasedinenglandthroughprofcschmidtinseptember193@@T193@@TT"JoctoberWWoctober1926acquiredbynamewithheldVVofVWW/W?W^WoWrW{WWWWWW%W,W W W W WWWWWWW)WDWEWVW5W:WWIWJWVW_WpWWWWWWWW#W$WhWnWsW{WonWWWW#W$WW$W%WWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWW.WoverWWW WWRWSWTWWOWWoxyrhynchusqWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWcWiWWWWWWWWWWWWWW&W'W(W)W*W+WJWKWMWWWWWWWWWWWWWWBWNWgWmWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWPWoxyrynchushWpWWWWW5765W766GW768W774+W775W777W78W780W787aW79W795>W8WW80W800W81WW818WW82WW821W828W829PW83WW831*W832`W844W853=W855YW864W87W873W8762W877W879"W88W880W883W886_W887W8881W9WWW9000jW9001iW9002hW9003gW9004fW9005eW9006dW9007cW9008bW9009aW9010`W9011_W9012^W9013]W9014\W9015[W9016ZW9017YW9018XW9019WW902W9020VW9021UW9022TW9023SW9024RW9025QW9026PW9027OW9028NW9029MW9030LW9031KW9032JW9033IW9034HW9035GW9036FW9037EW9038DW9039CW9040BW9041AW9042@W9043?W9044>W9045=W9046<W9047;W9048:W90499W90508W34 michrWsWtWuWvWxWyW{W|W}W~WWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWW W W WWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWW W!W"W#W$W%W&W'W(W)W*W+W,W-W.W/W0W1W2W3W4W5W6W7W=W>W?W@WAWAWAWd"%pqWrWsWtWuWvWxWyW{W|WWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWW W W W WWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWrAP.Mich.inv. 918CPapE Winter JGFCP 20G97-114H1925UYesVBWNoXhJune 1922; Acquired by Nahman - British Museum;Nos. 918 - 932 Paid for from the appropriation of RegentshLocation>20.3WoodNoNo189-91CP 161921<_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7B><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>k publishedrAP.Mich.inv. 918CPapE Winter JGFCP 20G97-114H1925UYesVBWNoXhJune 1922; Acquired by Nahman - British Museum;Nos. 918 - 932 Paid for from the appropriation of RegentshNe&llmayqWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWW W W W WW+W@WBWPWQWRWSWcWiWjWkWlWWWWWWWWW WW&W'W(W)W*W+WEWFWJWKWMWWWWWWWW WWWWWWWqWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWBWCWNWgWmWwWxWyWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWW7W<WPWPWJu:ownership{WWWWWWWWWW!W4W5W9WCWDWEWFWUWVWWWXWYW[WWWWW WWWOWWWtinoou polis), province of the Lower Thebais, EgyptRecto written across the fibres (transversa charta); 28 kollemata are to be found on the main piece; the scribe, Aurelius Abraam, son of Victor, is highly trained. (Sijpesteijn)659Aphrodite (Aphrodito), Antaiopolite nome, provincEe of the Lower Thebais, EgyptPMich XIIIDebt; Imperial Oath; Inheritance; Land Ownership; Notary; Religion (Christian); Sale; Settlement; Taxation; Woman qqch pour cajolery (corruption?); Settlement1977broken off at the top, which was at the outside when the papyrus was rolled1 main piece (made of 29 sheets, some of which broken in several fragments; now divided in five mountings); 3 loose fragments<"FbyW W#W$W%W&W'W(W)W*W+W-W.W/W0W4W5W6W7W@WAWBWHWIWJWKWMWNWOWWkWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWpmichinv762Vpmichinv763qVpmichinv764pVpmichinv765Vpmichinv766GVpmichinv768Vpmichinv774+V$% invWW W!W"W#W$W%W&W'W(W)W*W+W,W-W.W/W0W1W2W3W4W5W6W7W=W>W?W@WAWBWCWDWEWFWGWHWIWIW"fxpWW W!W"W#W$W%W&W'W(W)W*W+W,W-W.W/W0W1W2W3W4W5W6W7W=W>W?W@WAWBWCWDWEWFWGWHWIWJWKWLWMWNWOWPWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWij‚AP.Mich.inv. 3286CPapE Swiderek AFJJP 15G135-6H1965IPlateJ SB VIII 9881K2BL VI, 160 on line 2; BL X, 203 (provenance; l. 3)UNoWYesX&May 2, 1925; Acquired from Nahman lot.hMarch and April, 1920, from Mr. Maurice NahmanBoak AERP.Mich. inv. 762WTYesYes217-9Pl X, XIJHS 411921<_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFronBt_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>k published‚AP.Mich.inv. 3286CPapE Swiderek AFJJP 15G135-6H1965IPlateJ SB VIII 9881K2BL VI, 160 on line 2; BL X, 203 (provenance; l. 3)UNoWYesX&May 2, 1925; Acquired from Nahman lot.h?@ mich W W W 1982UWVWWWYWZW[W\W]W^W_W`WaWbWcW1982/1983WW1983WWWWW2qWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWW W W W WWW+W@WBWPWQWRWSWcWiWjWkWlWWWWWWWWW WW&W'W(W)W*W+WEWFWJWKWMWWWWW"W#W3W4WWWWWWWWWWWWWW WWWWWWWWWWWWWWWW#W(W*WqWWWWWWWWWWWWWW(W)W*W+WWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWBWCWNWgWmWwWMinWWWWWWWWWWW9W:W<WCWDWEWFW_W`WbWcWpWqWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWW W WWWW#W$W&W'W(W)W*W+W,W1W2WJWKWMWOWPWWkWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWW W W W W WWWWWWWWW W W W WWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWE5f ?boughtCWDWEWWWWWWWWUWVWWWYWZW[W\W]W^W_W`WaWbWcWboughtbydraskrenandprofboakfrommohammadabdullah192Vboughtbydraskrenandprofboakin1925Vboughtfromnahmanreachedtheuniversityofmichiganin192DVEVVbritishRWWW/W8W\W^WoWrWWWWWWWW%W1W2WWWWWWWWWW)W*WLWMWNWOWPWQWRWSWTWUWVWWWXWYWZW[W\W^W_W`WaWtWuWWWWWWWWWWWW5W:WWW"W=W>WIWJWPWVWYW_WpWWWWWWWnW{WW W W W W WWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWW W!W"W#W$W%W&W'W(W)W*W+W,W-W.Wbrummer}WW;W!Wpmichinv693Vpmichinv694Vpmichinv6944Vpmichinv6946Vpmichinv6947Vpmichinv6948_V`Vpmichinv6949Vpmichinv695Vpmichinv6950Vpmichinv6952[Vpmichinv6953WVpmichinv6954]V^Vpmichinv6955UVpmichinv6957Vpmichinv6959VVpmichinv696Vpmichinv6960ZVpmichinv6961Vpmichinv6963aVpmichinv6967\Vpmichinv6969bVpmichinv697Vpmichinv6971YVpmichinv6972Vpmichinv6977Vpmichinv6979Vpmichinv698V2V3V4V6Vpmichinv6980Vpmichinv699Vpmichinv7Vpmichinv700Vpmichinv701Vpmichinv7022Vpmichinv7027cVpmichinv704N*shBt_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>k publisheds3030tAP.Mich.inv. 6051CPapEBoak AERF Aegyptus 13G107-112H1933IPhotoJ SB V 7532KeBL III, 188 (line 2); BL VI, 137 (lines 28a, 37); BL VII, 194 (lines 2a,3a,9,26,28,28a,30-1,35,36,3).MZPE 12N Youtie HCO161-171P1973Q Pl. IV-VIUYesVB; seal in locker 18, shelf 16WYesX 31-I-1120*-P[Contract for a Loan of Money\ 11.5 x 29 cm]lwhite glass; add the seals? (in an envelop); unfold (l. 3; l. 17); l. 31-32: replace scrap on the right sidet sideseals? (in an envelop); unfold (l. 3; l. 17); l. 31-32: replace scrap on the right sided pen; (2nd hand) heavier, less elegant, hand (Boak)w Ann Arbor|PHP(broken off at the bottom; numerous holesQ1RRecto and VersohN egyptFWVW_W`WaWgWwW{W|WWWWWWWWW W!W"W#W(W)W0WFWTWbWdWpWqWvWxWyW{WWWWWWWWWWWWWWW W-W.W/WWWW W W W WWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWW*W0W_W`WaWfWgWhWiWjWkWlWmWnWoWwWxWyWzW{W|W}W~WWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWW?W@WFWWW"W=W>WPWYW\WWSWgWjWsWWegyptiandWeWelgobeyCWWenglandWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWevWWWf_W`WaWwW{W~WWWWWW W!WWW&N&purchasedFW`WqW}WHW_W`WaWgWwWxWzW{W|WWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWW W!W"W#W(W)W0W<WFWTW_W`WbWcWdWgWiWvWxWyWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWW WW W#W$W&W'W(W)W*W+W,WWkWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWC1925mWqW}WyWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWW W W W W WWWW+W,W@WBWPWQWRWSWbWcWhWiWjWkWlWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWW WWWW&W'W(W)W*W+WEWFWJWKWMWkWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWW W W W WWWWWWWWWWW W!W"W#W$W%W&W'W(W)W*W+W,W-WQ|€hG_R2>4529p1.bmp<_600DPIFront_R1>4529p2_a.bmp<_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3>4529p3_a.bmp<_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1>4529p1_a.bmp<_600DPIBack_R2>4529p1_b.bmp<_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8> 5iA(Scriptio interior - Pages II-III, on wax) Sempronia Gemella, under the guardianship of Gaius Iulius Saturninus, called to witness those who were about to affix their seals, that on the twelfth day before the Kalends of April just past she brought forth twin sons from uncertain father, and that these are named Marcus Sempronius Sarapion and Marcus Sempronius Sokration, the sons of [Spurius]; and she said that she had employed these written testimonies for this reason, because the Aelian-Saile R; Rep_Ser - CPL; Rep_Year - 1956; Rep_Pg_No - 1621924/1925: purchased by Prof. Boak in EgyptP.Mich. inv. 4534WoodNoNoYoutie unaware of previous publicationBL VII, 38Youtie LC113PColl Youtie II1930 40<_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFroBnt_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>k publisheds2223 AP.Mich.inv. 4966B10 parts ("fragments")CPapE Winter JGF PMich IIIG145H1936 ol. i, l. 2: read [ton] 13, 1/3 1/10 1/8[7] 1/290, instead of [ton] 13, 1/3 1/15 [1/29 1/8]7 1/4[35]; (PH)ders in Case 19, 7WYespurchased in 1928e 19, 7"4N Emarch-april_W`WaWgWwW{W|WWWWWWrch-april_W`WaWgWwW{W|WWWWWWWWrch-april_W`WaWgWwW{W|WWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWyWzW{W|W}W~WWWWWWWWWWWFWgWjW|Wmarch-april1920acquiredbygrenfellkelseypreparedbyhun|Vmarch-april1920acquiredinegyptbygrenfellkelsey|VFVmauriceWWXWGWB 1920WWWWWWWWWWWWWWW W W W W WWWWWWWWWW6W;W<W?W@WAWCWDWEWFWJWWWWWWW%W-W.W?W@WKWLWQWRWTWUWZW[W`WaWbWcWdWeWfWjWqWrWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWW:W;WSWgWjWkWlWmWoWqW|W9WmWnWoWpWqWW1921VWWWWWWWW""2 marchWWMWWmarch1925acquiredfromnahmanlotyVVmarch1925acquiredfromnahmanlotfromoxyrynchushVpVVVMVMVMVMVMVmarchapril1920acquiredbygrenfellkelseypreparedbyhunyhunyhunyhunyhunyhunyhunyhunyhunyhunyhunyhunyhunyhunyhunyhunyhunyhunyhunyhunyhunyhunyhunyhunyhunyhunyhunyhunyhunyhunyhunyhunyhunyhunyhunyhunyhunyhunyhunyhunyhunyhunyhunyhunyhunyhunyhunyhunyhunyhunyhunyhunyhunyhunyhunyhunyhunyhunyhunyhunyhunyhunyhunyhunyhunyhunyhunyhunyhunyhunyhunyhunyhunyhunyhunyhunyhunyhunyhunyhunyhunyhunyhunyhunyhunyhunyhunyhunyhunyhunyhunyhunyhunyhunyhunyhunyhunyhunyhunyhunyhunyhunyhunyhunyhunyhunyhunyhungVngVngVgVgVgVdVdVdVdVdVdVdVdVdVdVdVdVdVdVdVdVdVdVdVdVdVdVdVdVdVdVdVdV T4383oEW4383obmpEV4384oDW4384obmpDV4385oCW4385obmpCV4385r1W4385r1bmpV4385r2W4385r2bmpV4385r3W4385r32bmpV4386oBW4386obmpBV4387oAW4387obmpAV4388o@W4388obmp@V4389o?W4389obmp?V4389rW4389rbmpV4390o>W4390obmp>V4390r W4390rbmp V4390rb W4390rbbmp V4391o=W4391obmp=V4392o<W4392obmp<V4393o;W4393obmp;V4393rW4393rbmpV4394o:W4394obmp:V4395o9W4395obmp9V4396o8W4396obmp8V4397o7W4397obmp7V4398o6W4398obmp6V4399o5Wnoite nome, province of EgyptPCompleteQ1RRecto; Verso is blankS Documentaryh"N"A dinvWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWW W W W W WWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWW W!W"W#W$W%W&W'W(W)W*W+W,W-W.W/W0W2W3W4W5W6W6W"O"BbpWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWW W W W W WWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWW W!W"W#W$W%W&W'W(W)W*W+W,W-W.W/W0W2W3W4W5W6W6W6WM@‰R6Recto; uncertain traces on the Verso (only an offset?)S DocumentaryhA6.5 x 13.5 cmpurchased in Egypt by B.P. Grenfell and F.W. Kelsey in March-April 1920Horos and Papontos(?), sons of HorosPHSubscription to a contract of lease of landThe reading given by J.C. Shelton for line 2 seems very uncertain, and this papyrus probably doesn't belong to the archive of Horos and Tapekysis. 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And they allow them to partake in them, to enjoy them, to harvest the crops from them, to manage them in whatever proprietary way they may please for all continually succeeding time and they acknowledge that they have annihilated every claim regarding the afore-mentioned holdings or part thereof, suiting them or possibly suiting them. They also acknowledge that they have no longer any claim against them neither concerning the taxes because they I&(  l1975WWWWWWWW%WWW:WWW W*WvWWWWWW1976`WHW_WtWWvWWWWWWWWWW2WaWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWW:W;WSWkWlWmWoWqW9WasgWVWaskrenmWWWWWWWWWWWW WWW]WpWqWWWWWWW1W2WHWIWWkWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWW WWWWWWW*WW_W`WaWdWeWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWW!W"W=Wz{wpmichinv3300VVpmichinv3303Vpmichinv3304yVpmichinv3309Vpmichinv3310VV"60 inv7W8W9W:W;W<W=W>W?W@WAWCWDWEWFWGWIWJWKWLWMWNWOWPWQWRWSWTWUWVWWWXWYWZW[W\W]W^W_W`WaWbWdWfWgWhWiWjWkWlWmWnWoWpWqWrWsWtWuWvWwWxWyWzW{W|W}WWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWW W W W W WWWWWWWWWW"7k@p7W8W9W:W;W<W=W>W?W@WAWCWDWEWFWGWIWJWKWkWzW{W|W}WWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWW&x1Š6hApurchased in Egypt by B.P. Grenfell and F.W. Kelsey in March-April 1920McMillan JLP.Mich. inv. 33ParNoYes69-72Sijpesteijn PJ121-124Pl. 34BASP 311994StudPap 161977<_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFBront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>jCheck LDAB for bibliographyk publisheds1928 cddpEWFW`WmWqW}WEWHWMWRWVW_W`WaWgWkWlWsWtWuWwWxWyWzW{W|W}W~WWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWW#JŒ hALuppe WP.Mich. inv. 4969ParNoYes155-156Pl IV111ZPE 93codex; literary; unidentified iambic trimeter1992<_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8>B<_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>jcheck LDAB for bibliographyk publisheds2360 unidentified iambic trimeterh9!omichinv9130@Vpmichinv2987@pmichinv5850@3archiveduplicateofpmichv285inv943archiveofkronionsonof@:omichinv9485archiveofpalemonsonofptollas@-3praktor@the@0pearlom-schumanvb@archiv42@ipmich@186-90@" pl1-3@ 7826@"sbxiv11508@H 22@bliii116line48bliv54dateblvi82bibliographyblvi@%blvii111date@>2blviii215online8blix161onlines2-78@liii@%l3etousisinthetextanddoesn'tneedtobecorrectedph@%pa@A pmichxv@+zpe41@6@Tfrg@sbvi9021mistakenlyreprintsthedategivenintheedpri@+?8@4Q1922@.24-4030f@acquireddecember1926acquiredfromdrkondilios@!inNdfromdrkondilios@!inN1926acquiredfromdrkondilios@!inNemellus@V mich"H=I"d>B? 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Join 2 fragments?nUnknownoLatinrRecto - 5; Verso - 63AThe writing is in a very praticed hand, which does not resemble closely that of the known Egyptian tablets. On the whole, the writing is more like that of the best Pompeian tablets than of the Dacian, though in time it is apparently close to the Dacian examples. (Sanders)tRep_Editor - Cavenaile R; Rep_Ser - CPL; Rep_Year -1959; Rep_Pg_No 225 Rep_Editor - Migliardi Zingale L; Rep_Ser - I testamenti romani; Rep_Year -1991[2]; Rep_Pg_No 15uUnknownvIInd cent. A.D.w Ann Arbor"november1924VZV[V\VrVVVVVVV V9VKVVVVVDVEVFVGVHVWVXVzV{VVVVVVVVVVVVVVV,V8V9VpVrVnovember1925acquiredfrombrummer!V"V#V$V%V&V'V(V)V*V+V,V-V.V/V0V1V2V3V4V5V6V7V8V9V:V;V<V=V>V?V@VAVVV VYVV!V>VVVVnVoVVV(V)VVVnovember1925acquiredfrombrummerinnewyorkVnovember241923acquiredbydraskrenVnowemberKWoWWWo-a7WobtainedWpWqWWWrWobtainedbymrkelseyinegyptinmarchandapril1920frompVqVobtainedfromdraskrenarrivedtotheuniversitywiththenVVrVobtainedinegyptfromanativethroughdlaskrenbyprofkVV"c">‰iSa part of the same holdings making a request or his heirs or someones of his family it has been resolved that the same heirs of Ioannes of discreet memory or Victor, the most discreet, and Senouthes now undertaking business for them will produce the between them and the afore-mentioned Theodosios concluded agreement which embodies a settlement and which lies with them and of which agreement they newly have handed a copy with their subscriptions and that Psaios thus having taken this settleTment and using it and whatever other lawful rights he wants removes the afore-mentioned Theodosios taking proceedings against the same things or against a part thereof or his heirs and thus after the conflicts returns again the warranted copy of the same agreement to the heirs of Ioannes of discreet memory. If at any time or in any way they defer to produce this afore-mentioned settlement, the heirs of Ioannes of discreet memory or Victor, the most discreet, and Senouthes who now undertake9/ iwithWWWWWWWWWWWW8W?W@WCWIWKW|W}WWWWWWWWWW*WAWtW~WWWWWWWW'W-W.W7W8WVWWW[W]W`WdWgWhWiWkWlWnWoWyW}WWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWS&upmichinv2736Vpmichinv2737EVpmichinv274lVpmichinv2751Vpmichinv2752DVpmichinv2753V-"6 invWWWWWWWW W W W W WWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWW W!W"W#W$W%W&W'W(W)W*W+W,W-W.W/W0W1W2W3W4W5W6W7W8W9W:W;W<W=W>W?W@WAWBWCWDWEWFWGWHWIWJWKWLWMWNWOWPWQWRWSWTWVWWWXWYWZW[W\W]W^W_W`WaWbWcWdWeWfWgWhWiWjWkWlWmWnWoWpWqWrWsWtWuWvWwWxWyWzW{W|W}W~WWWWWWWWWWWh"7pWWWWWWWWW W W W W WWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWW W!W"W#W$W%W&W'W(W)W*W+W,W-W.W/W0W1W2W3W4W5W6W7W8W9W:W;W<W=W>W?W@WAWBWCWDWEWFWGWHWIWJWKWLWMWNWOWPWQWRWSWTWVWWWXWYWZW[W\W]W^W_W`WaWbWcWdWeWfWgWhWiWjWkWlWmWnWoWpWqWrWsWtWuWvWwWxWyWzW{W|W}W~WWWWWWWWWWQm&‰AP.Mich.inv. 6897CPapE Sanders HAF PMich VIIG438H1947IPl. VIIaK>BL VII, 111 (on lines 12,13); BL VIII, 214 (on lines 4, 8, 13)MCPLN Cavenaile RO188P1957UYesVJWYesX'35-X; received from E. Peterson in 1939[Acknowledgment of Debt\ 22 x 13.5 cm] yellow glasszeFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>k publisheds1616‰AP.Mich.inv. 6897CPapE Sanders HAF PMich VIIG438H1947IPl. VIIaK>BL VII, 111 (on lines 12,13); BL VIII, 214 (on lines 4, 8, 13)MCPLN Cavenaile RO188P1957UYesVJWYesX'35-X; received from E. Peterson in 1939[Acknowledgment of Debt\ 22 x 13.5 cm] yellow glass No. 303w Ann ArborHKaranis%;Œ$AP.Mich.inv. 2844CPapESijpesteijn PJFZPE 109G101-102H1995IPl. XIVUNoWYesX25-Courtyard South of S5000[Receipt for Payment in Kind\ 12.6 x 8.6 cmn=Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptoGreekr8uAphrodisios, sitologosvAugust 13, 164 A.D.wCairoxReceipt of grain for land taxthes, and their associates in the allotment of the sitologia of the village of Karanis, we have received at the granary of the aforementioned village by levelled public measure from the produce of the same [year - - -]j@done, on ph.; check, after scanning, whether it is year 15 or 16k publishedp8/25/97s1678Œ$AP.Mich.inv. 2844CPapESijpesteijn PJFZPE 109G101-102H1995IPl. XIVUNoWYesX25-Courtyard South of S5000[Receipt for Payment in Kind\ 12.6 x 8.6 cmn=Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptoGreekr8uAphrodisios, sitologosvAugust 13, 164 A.D.wCairoxReceipt of grain for land tax.? jforWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWW4WMWWWQWWWWWWGWSWYWuWWWWWYWWW WuWWWWWWWWWWWWWWW W$W6W>WAWDWEWFWJWkW~WWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWW!W)WWWXW]WgWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWW W W W W WWWWDWzWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWwWforgettWformW|W|W|W|W|W|W|W|W|W|W|W|W|W|W|WWWWW%J9cleruchWcleruchyWWclodiusEWcn}Wcnclaudiusseverusandticlaudiuspompeianusconsulsof17}VcocceianusEWcohorsWWWcohortisWcolCWGWHWWWWWWKWWWWW(W*W,W/W0WWWWWWWWWjWWWWfWgW|WWWWWWWWWW2W7W8W:W;W<W=W?W@WBWIWLWMWQWWWYW]WdWiWjWkWoWpWqWtWxWzW{WWWWWWWW]W_WWWWW W WWWWWOWW8WWcopreWcoprekopresVcopresWcopreskopresseealsopmichvii461VcornWcornelianus WcorneliusWcornicolariusWWcornicularius!WWWcorrected;WcrescensWcrispinusWWcultivatorsWcursilla:WcustomsWcustomsguardshoiprostepyleiofbacchiasVdYWWdaimonoWWW 6&UiAJupiter in Capricorn [. . . .] degrees Mars in Leo [. . . .] degrees Venus in Capricorn [. . . .] degrees Mercury in Pisces [. . . .] degrees sun in Pisces [. . . .] degrees moon in Pisces [. . . .] degrees Horoscopos in Capricorn [. . . .] degrees Lot of Fortune [. . . . .] Farewell.jdone, on the orig.; Traianos: card had note: "formerly Inv. 6239". Didn't find any trace of this. Quid for Subject Headings? SCANNED; checkedk publishedp7/18/97s2814AP.Mich.inv. 1461CPapENeugebauer O-Van Hoesen HBFGreek HoroscopesG208H1959UNoWYesX November 1924hd eutychitai (for eutycheite) instead of eutycheai. (PH)February 20-22, 182 A.D.Neugebauer O-Van Hoesen HB-P.Mich.inv. 6329GreekAnn Arbor9-PapNoP.Mich.inv. 6329Greek-65-68p. 76Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptBASP 3Epic; Hesiodus; LiteratureWorks and Days, 292-333, 346-3781966broken off on the left and right sides; damaged and partly faded2Recto; Verso is blankLiterar O?jadone, on ph. - check: meaning of epitropos? (steward, or executor?): Traianos, your idea? scannedk publishedp7/14/97s1670s me(tros) Taroout(os). (PH)UNoWYesX!24-S5000-Courtyard South of S5000[Sale of an Olive Crop\ 20 x 7.5 cmn=Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptoGreekr29s3rd hand is of a slow-writeru4[- - -] Clemens & Gaius [- - -]; Sempronius Eutychesv 88/89 A.D.wCairoxContract of sale of an olive crop, made in the form of an application for lease by two veterans to Sempronius Eutyches, epitropos of a centurion, and by the latter's acceptance.y[- - -] Sempronius Eutyches, epitropos of Marcus Sempronius [- - -]; Marcus Sempronius [- - -], hekatontarches; [- - -] Clemens, ton apolysimon apo strateias; Gaius [- - -], ton apolysimon apo strateias; Domitianus, EmperorzTAgriculture; Army; Illiteracy; Lease; Personal status: Roman citizen (veteran); Sale{Psenarpsenesis; Karanis|PH"FPbrokenoffontheleftandrightsidesonlytheconcludinglVbrokenoffontheleftandrightsidespartlyalsoatthebo}VVbrokenoffontheleftandrightsidessmallfragmentbroken*VbrokenoffontheleftdamagedalongtheverticalfoldsVbrokenoffontheleftdamagedatthebottomandbadlyabradxVbrokenoffontheleftexceptatthebottomdamagedalongthVbrokenoffontheleftonthelowerrihgtandatthebottomV zpe106€zpe106pmichinv6807$pmichinv452™245 zpe81™zpe84$pmichinv490™40-2 zpe84™zpe84$pmichinv489™42-3 zpe84™zpe84$pmichinv475™37-40 zpe84™zpe84$pmichinv204š31-7 zpe84šzpe88pmichinv6235š157-64 zpe88šzpe9 pmichinv4060š227-9 zpe9šzpe9pmichinv1340š229-33 zpe9š"XNR=hA20.3 x 13.8 cm27-C55C-EHesiodusPHFragments of the Erga of HesiodusIst-IInd cent. A.D.West ML-P.Mich.inv. 5138GreekAnn ArborCol. I - 41; col. II - 30EPapYesYes"brown glass"; the left fragment is 2-4 millimeters too high, and a bit too close to the other; alignment (mainBly little frg. in upper left edge of the right fragment)Unknown place, province of Egypt-65-68p. 76Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptBASP 3Epic; Hesiodus; LiteratureWorks and Days, 292-333, 346-3781966broken off on the left and right sides; damaged and partly faded2Recto; Verso is blankLiterar&%]J>Pbrokenoffontheleftandrightsidesonlytheconcludingl@"Zbrokenoffontheleftpartlydefaced@Fbrokenoffontheleftsideandatthebottom@>brokenoffontheleftsideandinthemiddlebetweenfragme@completebuttheinkisbadlyrubbedalongsomefolds@:completebuttherightsideoftheostraconismuchrubbeda@hcompleteevenifastripofabout23x10.5cmhasbeencutf@:,/% :aphelixUWWWWW WWWW`WeWWWW+WEWaphroditeWaphroditoWapographeVWWWXWYWZW[WWWWWWWWapprenticeship3WWWWWWQWkWWWWWWWWW6WTWapprenticeshipcensusfamilyindustrypopulationcontrolproVVVapprenticeshipcensuspopulationcontrolfamilyhereditarypVapprenticeshipchildpersonalstatuswomanwithoutguardian3VapprenticeshipclothingilliteracyindustrynotaryprofessioQVapprenticeshipclothingnotaryprofessiontaxationpersonspTVarbitrationWarbitrationdebthouseownershipilliteracyimperialoathinVtWuWWW3WsW;W>WHW]W_WfWhWqWxWWWWWWWWWW WZWWWWWW WWW!W#W$W'W(W)W*W+W0W4W6W7Wpmichinv5893michinv63006 p185Wp207Wp219Wp225Wp233Wp237Wp241Wp244Wp31Wp37Wp49Wp65Wp69Wp75Wp83Wphotot.013456CghijklmWMWW>Dphotop139VplDWEWmW}WEWMWRWgWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWW)W2W78W9W:W?W@WAWBWPWQWRWSWtWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWW-W5W=W>WDWFWHWNWOWPW1WxWWWWW=WJW}WWWWWW\WWW><_600DPIBack_R8>0 btyche9dzpe10epmichinv2906e175-185 dzpe10fzpe100gpmichinv5170g269-70 fzpe100hzpe103ipmichinv6318i96 hzpe103jzpe105kpmichinv5529k223-4 jzpe105l #?jpartsW"W.WW W W W W WWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWW W!W"W#W$W%W&W'W(W)W*W+W,WpasWWpassimWpatristicOWPWpaunicWpavlovskajaWpcairSWpchester3Wpchesterbeattyxuuinv100167-173185pmichinv55533VpeitosanWpekysisWpeopleBWperWperhaps`WaWvW W3WxWKW~WperiWtWpernigotti%WpersonsWWWWWWWW$W7W;WPWTWcWWWWWW%W9W=W>W?W@WAWBWCWDWEWFWGWHWIWJWKWLWMWNWOWPWQWRWSWTWUWVWWWXWYWZW[W\W]W^W_W`WaWbWcWdWeWfWgWhWiWjWkWlWmWnWoWpWqWrWsWtWuWvWwWxWyWzW{W|W}W~WWWWWWWWWWWWWMN}?O=Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptPbroken off on the left sideQ1RRectoS DocumentaryX 2889r.bmphA20 x 7.5 cm24-S5000-Courtyard South of S5000[- - -] Clemens & Gaius [- - -]; Sempronius EutychesPHContract of sale of an olive crop, made in the form of an application for lease by two veterans to Sempronius Eutyches, epitropos of a centurion, and by the latter's acceptance.In lines 1-2, read: epitropoi Marko(u) | [Semproniou . . . he]katontarchou, instead of: epitropoi Marko(u) | [Semproniou . . . apheli]kof pure [olive oil and] an extra amount of [two kotylai for each] metretes and [ten] artabai of choice black [olives. Year 8 of Imperator] Caesar Domitianus Augustus Germanicus, [. . .]. (3rd hand) I, Sempronius Eutyches, [have leased as stated above and] I shall not prosecute. (4th hand) [We shall deliver the rent(?)] at your house by [the month . . .(?)]1 1"n‚3O Unknown place, province of EgyptPANMuch damaged. Frg. I: broken off on the left and right sides and at the bottom(?); frg. II: broken off on the left and right sides and at the bottom(?); frg. III: broken off on the left and right sides and at the top. Other fragments broken off on all sides, except frg. c (complete at the right?) and frg. l (complete at the bottom?)NQ15RHRecto; Verso: remains of memoranda or accounts (early IIIrd cent. A.D.?)SLiteraryT 4800r.bmpV 4800v.bmpX 4800r_a.bmpX 4800r_b.bmpY 4800r_c.bmpY 4800r_d.bmp` 4800v_a.bmp` 4800v_b.bmpa 4800v_c.bmpa 4800v_d.bmphould check the one next to it when glass is open - CALL ME, pliz) (join of fragments of fragment d to be checked too) - Check if possible join d-e-fUnknown place, province of Egyptsmall, round, upright handMaximus(?) (= Gaius Vibius Maximus, prefect of Egypt?); (unnamed) arabarchai185-190Karanis, Herakleidou me!C‰hE l. 6-8 = frg. 1 (formerly frg. 6 [l. 356-357]); l. 9-12 = frg. 2 + 3 (formerly frg. 4 [l. 349-352] and 8 [l. 360] + 5 [353-355]); l. 13-21 = former frg. 1 [l. 320-328] + 9 [l. 361-363] [with l. 328 = l. 1 = l. 339; and l. 321-323 = l. 361-363]; l. 21-30 = former frg. 3 [l. 339-348] + 7 [l. 359] [with l. 328 = l. 1 = l. 339; l. 344 = l. 359; and l. 348 = l. 329]; l. 30-39 = former frg. 2 [l. 329-338] [with l. 329 = l. 348; and l. 338 = l. 2]; l. 39-356 = former l. 2-319. (PH) Due to technFical limitations, the images on this card cannot currently be displayed in the proper categories.Silk; alignment of the fragments in a new glassAntinoe (Antinoou polis), province of the Lower Thebais, Thebais, EgyptRecto written across the fibres (transversa charta); 28 kollemata are to be found on the main piece; the scribe, Aurelius Abraam, son of Victor, is highly trained. (Sijpesteijn) - 4th hand: slow-writerIoannes (John) (deres)""K‰iQughter of Hermaouos, or whatever the boundaries may be, everywhere and on all sides, and they acknowledge that they have no longer any claim against the heirs of Ioannes of discreet memory concerning the afore-mentioned holdings which have been sold to them at different times nor concerning a part thereof nor concerning the crops of the whole fore-going time nor concerning any corporeal or incorporeal right belonging to them, but they also acknowledge that the at different times concludedR deeds of sale concerning them are valid and inviolable wherever they are produced. On the other hand, Psaios acknowledges that he will remove at his own risk and that of his property in accordance with the force of the concerning them concluded deeds of sale everyone who will take proceedings against the heirs of Ioannes of discreet memory concerning the holdings bought from him or concerning a part thereof. And if Theodosios of Pakerke takes at any time or in any way proceedings against )5VYcWWWWWWWWWWWWW WWWWWWW#W3W4W5W9W:W<W=W@WBWQWfWhWkWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWW)WWWdWlWmWzWWWWWWWWWWWW@WCWGWWW*WOWWWOWPWUWVWZW[WdWeWfWhWWWWZWyWdHWMW_WWWWWWWeW5WOWW WW@WIWWWf`W5WOWW WWWIWWWg`WOWWWh`WOWWWiWWjW`1045vW1045vabmpV111vW111vabmpV112vW112vabmpV114vW114vabmpV115vW115vabmpV122vgW122vabmpgV1362vW1362vabmpV1362vbbmpV1364vW1364vabmpV1366vW1366vabmpV1367vW1367vabmpV1367vbbmpVWŒ~]nice glass... but this is 5493b, not 5493a. Sorry. Let's take this opportunity to try again to realign things, perhaps? (check also lines 9-10 of verso) - send back to men=Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptoGreek2A15@A  uUnknownvIVth cent. A.D.w Ann ArborxList of persons (probably land owners) who were unable to pay their taxes (aporoi); each entry must have been followed by the number, of which the total was given in line 159A7Dioskoros; Takouei (Takouis); Neilos son of Onesimos; Paulos son Arch .(- -) (Harchokrates?); Heron son of Marcus; Eudaimon son of Hekysis; Horos son of Philippos; To . . . son of Maron; Gennadios son of - - -; Hekysis son of Antos grandson of - - - (Hekysis?); [- - -] son o fKollouthes; [- - -] son of Belles7@A>  >z/Land ownership(?); Tax collection (non-payment){-|PHeirenarch of KaranislˆAP.Mich.inv. 5256BRectoCPapE Husselman EMFPMich IXG576H1971KBL VII, 114 (on line 3)UNoV-WYesX 28-152*-RI[List \12.1 X 11.4 cm]#unfold??? (line 3) DONE AND SCANNEDd 5256r_a.bmp$ 5256r_b.bmph 5256r.bmpn=Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptoGreekr6s'See electronic version of PMich IX, 576u-vIIIrd cent. A.D.w Ann Arborived the price, and you have taken possession of the colt, and I shall give the guarantee. The sixteenth year of the Emperor Caesar Trajan HaBdrian Augustus. Hathyr 30.jdone, on the orig.; SCANNEDk publishedp5/13/97ˆAP.Mich.inv. 5256BRectoCPapE Husselman EMFPMich IXG576H1971KBL VII, 114 (on line 3)UNoV-WYesX 28-152*-RI[List \12.1 X 11.4 cm]#unfold??? (line 3) DONE AND SCANNEDd 5256r_a.bmp$ 5256r_b.bmph 5256r.bmpn=Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptoGreekr6s'See electronic version of PMich IX, 576u-vIIIrd cent. A.D.w Ann ArborRecto‡Pimade from several fragments found in the same area; broken off at the top and (slightly) on the left sideQ$7 (when combined with 5906 and 5907)RRecto; Verso is blankS DocumentaryT 5907r.bmpX 5907r_a.bmpX 5907r_b.bmpY 5907r_c.bmpY 5907r_d.bmphA12.2 X 20.1 cm (when combined with 5906 and 5907)30-C123CCI-A Soeris daughter of Elekis the elder; Tapetsiris daughter of Orsenouphis; and Stotoetis daughter of IsidorosPH+ P.Mich. inv. 5906 + 5907End of a contract dividing some unknown property between three women: Soeris daughter of Elekis the elder; Tapetsiris daughter of Orsenouphis; and Stotoetis daughter of IsidorosBL VII, 113 (on line/><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8> )i cm (when combined with 5906 and 5907)]join new fragment to the othersiscus, Pauleinios alias Isideios; Lucius A; %5hypodektesauthetikonapochon>ViWiason7ibionWiiWiiiWin{WioannesgyWWWWiollasSioudithWisara ischyrionsWWmWWWWischyrionsonofdeiosVisiasyWisidora+isidoros~WOWWeWWWWWW+WisidorosandpamounsitologoiVisingos:ision3WGK(*g|isiou}Wisocrates{iuliaWiuliaheraisViuliusuWWWWWW"W$WWW W!W#W*W1WJWW.Wiuliusapollinarius!V#ViuliusclemensuVViuliusgermanusJVjohnyWkaetis0WH5kallimachos@5klero@;kronionsonofapion@3Zkybernetes@1,longinus-marcellinus@8megakles@Qmersisaliaspyrrhossonoflabesis@:neilospolionpraktoressitikon@+[ofq>&@official&+norsenouphiskomogrammateusofibioneikosipentarouron@Cos@9papinius@perhapseutyches@Rpetechois@B}petesouchospetsirispnepherossonsofpetheus@2petronius@Rphiladelphosdekaprotos@Hmaios8@ptolemaiossonofptolemaiosdioskorossonofmysthes@.sarapiona?tscribev(senouthes=sokratespraktorargyrikon@!nson:sonofandptolemas@1taesis@tax-collectorGC$)]*the)^6241WSWdWW242W6WW242-244EW242-244adEV243YWWKW244QW@WuW244/243bW245@W]W245/244W246-221W247W'W*W.W9WMWNWW247bc*V248&W'W.WEWhW248or247bc.V248/247W249-W249/250W25qWW:W~WKWOWWWpWWWWWWaWjWWWWWW:WDWWWWW.W/W0W@W WOW25february26march203ad V25-26CW25-26adCV25-augustWW25-julyW25-marchW250`WaW,WuW}WWW251iWnWtWW251bcnVV251-248eW252VWWWMW252-251mW252-251bcmVmVmVmVmVW2592WW26WWWWWWWWW'WeWgWoWAWWWWWWW!WZWWWW WW260TWW260-256W260/259-257/256W264WWVW2667"2demotic@3Pfragment1coli17@$`fragmentd1@#fragmentd3@#frg111@"frga25@'>frgb16@'frgc10@'frgd12@frgh1@-frgicolii13@O1frgj14@O6i7;D+i-ii@ iiiincCleft-N5line@+michu'on@ pageii127Orecto9)Grecto137recto151intheleftmargin@!Erecto19@%!recto288intherightmargin@L~recto46lines21-34and35-44arearrangedintwoparallel@77verso11)tverso4columnsof2lineseach@)versocoli20@4Zvi@(viii-37@xv-39@27310-15@1018@1109@180@2-12@&25--26@2nd3703rd476@4th566659@)700@/781@826@%878@979@aclearandsomewhatornatecursive@.across@)alongand5aspirations@2 cruder@+$"mLŒyhCes1996broken off on the left and right sides and at the bottom1Recto; Verso was probably blankDocumentary<_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DDFPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>iwithout a scar, with as guardian her husband [. . ., son of . . ., grandson of . . ., about . . . years of age, - - -, that] the acknowledging party, Asklepiades, [has sold] to the said Ptollarous [alias Isias for now and for all time the slaves . . ., about . . . years of age, - - -, and her] child, Aphrodite, about ten(?) years of age, [- - -, who belong to the acknowledging party], Asklepiades, as a result"n"lŒyhA10.6 x 6.8 cm29-C123CN-AAsklepiades [- - -]; Ptollarous alias Isias [- - -]PHFragment of a contract by which Asklepiades sells to Ptollarous alias Isias two slaves, a mother and her daughterOctober 24/25, 186-190 A.D.Sijpesteijn PJPtolemais Euergetis (Arsinoiton polis); Arsinoite nomeP.Mich.inv. 5722GreekCairo20papYesArsinoiton polis, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptCommodus, Emperor; Asklepiades [son of - - -]; Ptollarous alias Isias [daughter of - - -]; [- - - son of - - -], her husband and guardian; [- - -], slave; Aphrodite, her daughter, slave15-20Pl. 1Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of Egypta, RectoBASP 33Sale; Slave; WomanSale of Two Slav"mŒyn=Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptoGreekr20u3Asklepiades [- - -]; Ptollarous alias Isias [- - -]vOctober 24/25, 186-190 A.D.wCairoxqFragment of a contract by which Asklepiades sells to Ptollarous alias Isias two slaves, a mother and her daughteryCommodus, Emperor; Asklepiades [son of - - -]; Ptollarous alias Isias [daughter of - - -]; [- - - son of - - -], her husband and guardian; [- - -], slave; Aphrodite, her daughter, slavezSale; Slave; Woman{6Ptolemais Euergetis (Arsinoiton polis); Arsinoite nome|PHO3Arsinoiton polis, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptP8broken off on the left and right sides and at the bottomQ1RRecto; Verso was probably blankS Documentaryh[slaves] together with [the offspring that will from now on be born from them with every guarantee; 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[and sons?], Emperor(s); [- - -]16, n. 4Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of Egyptb, RectoBASP 33-Copy of a Document1996broken off on the right side and at the bottom1Recto; Verso was probably blankDocumentary<_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>i'(Text too fragmentary to be translated)j;done, on ph.; Traianos: any idea for a subject heading? :-)k publishedp7/15/97Œ{AP.Mich.inv. 930CpapE Jenkins FJO$k8fragmentofacontractmadebetweentwowomenactingwiththVfragmentofacontractofdepositbetweenacertainaionandEVfragmentofacontractorofalistofauxiliarysoldiersorVfragmentofacornaccountseealsopcairzenii59292Vfragmentofadeclarationofuninundatedlandlocatedneark$VfragmentofadocumentvVfragmentofadocumentaddressedbyafreedmanorslavenameVfragmentofadocumentcopyofalettermentioningtheprefeVfragmentofadocumentmentioningahoriodeiktesVfragmentofadocumentmentioningthedikaiodotespetroniusVmentofadocumentmentioningthedikaiodotespetroniusVVfficialeVfragmentofareportmadefororafteralandinspectionepiVfragmentofaccountconcerningVfragmentofanaccountofgrainVfragmentofdocument@Vfragmentofisocratesspeechtodemonicus{VfragmentofledgerinwhicharerecordedthenamesofpersonVV,ˆ hDront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>iA(Aurelii Sempronius and Agatheinos and the other supervisors of cloaks, to Aurelius Ptollarion, komarch of Karanis, greetings. We have received from you on behalf of the same village one cloak, equals 1 cloak. I, Aurelius Sempronius, wrote the entire receipt. 14th and 13th and 6th year, Pauni 21.(j$done, on the orig.; SCANNED, checkedk publishedl"L.C. Youtie, ZPE 11 (1973) p. 271.p5/12/97s2376ack_R1><_600DPIFront_R1>4814c1_a.bmp<_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_6/ IRrectoWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWW W W W W WWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWW W!W"W#W$W%W&W'W(W)W*W+W,W-W.W/W0W1W2W3W4W6W8W:W;W<W=W>W?W@WAWBCEFGHWIJKLMNOWPWQWRSTWUWXWZW[W_W`WtWxWyWWWWWVVVAVOVVVaVVVVVrectoandversobothwrittenacrossthefibresyVrectoandversoofpcairinvjde48500^V_V4h SŒ~iA>  A >ty to try again to realign things, perhaps? 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A.D.w Ann ArborxList of persons (probably land owners) who were unable to pay their taxes (aporoi); each entry must have been followed by the number, of which the total was given in line 159A7Dioskoros; Takouei (Takouis); Neilos son of Onesimos; Paulos son Arch .(- -) (Harchokrates?); Heron son of Marcus; Eudaimon son of Hekysis; Horos son of Philippos; To . . . son of Maron; Gennadios son of - - -; Hekysis son of Antos grandson of - - - (Hekysis?); [- - -] son o fKollouthes; [- - -] son of Belles7@A>  >z/Land ownership(?); Tax collection (non-payment){-|PHeirenarch of KaranisW?W@WAWBWCWEWFWGWHWIWJWKWLWMWNWOWPWQWRWSWTWUWXWZW[W_WtW{WormW<_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_&Œ}hD_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1>5493bv_a.bmp<_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>iA0From Hierakapollon and Sambas, superintendants(?), to the eirenarch of Karanis. The person who attacked and took away the tools of the carpenter of Psya, . . ., (son of?) Heras, send him to the metropolis together with the tools. (2nd hand) Greetings. (1st hand) Send him with one of your demosioi today!0jRdone, on the orig.; Traianos: how would you translate "demosioi"? 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A.D.Schwendner GW-P.Mich.inv. 6239GreekCairo45PapNoYesUnknown place, province of Egypt-2Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of Egyk_R8>*jdone, on ph. - Traianos: 1) The card had "32-219*-A (16)"; probably -M, see other finds in 219 and envelop of the neg.; 2) make 2 cards, for two different excavation labels?; 3) "photograph in hands of GWS"k publishedp7/17/97 00DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6>/`0?jclWWWOW{WW WWWW WWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWc123DWc6IWcaWcairoWWWWWWWWWWWWWcairocontrarytotheinventorycheckagainlookfortheoriVcallWcampusWcanWIWcan'tWWWWcardlWWWW WWvWwWWWWBWWWWWWWWDWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWP 4gqŒWYesX 30-C141*-C[Receipts for Money Tax\ 19 x 13.5 cmn=Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptoGreekr10swritten across the fibresuUnknown tax-collectorvMay 15 and December 18, 94 A.D.w Ann Arborx,Two receipts for beer tax (zytera kat'andra)yWDomitianus, Emperor; Paneuneus son of Patmon; [- - -], son(?) of Demetreios (Demetrios)zTaxation; Tax collection{Karanis|PHO=Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptP+broken off at the bottom, heavily mutilatedQ1R1Recto (written across the fibres); Verso is blankS DocumentaryT 5938r.bmpX 5938r_a.bmpX 5938r_b.bmph year, on account five drachmai, total 5 drachmai. (2nd hand) Year fourteen of Imperator Caesar Domitianus Augustus Germanicus, Choiak 22. Paid by [- - -], son(?) of Demetrios, for the beer tax on individuals of Karanis of the same 14th year [- - -]jdone, on the orig. SCANNEDk publishedp9/17/97tten across the fibres); Verso is blankDocumentaC3!!ibeforehandWbegsWWW=WuWWDWWWWW'W(W*W-W>W?W@WAWNWTWbegettingyW{WKWbeggingWbeginyW'WbeginningyWWWWWbeginningscWbegins!WbegotWbehalf}W~WWWWWWWWW&W\W_WaWsWtWWWWWgWWWWWW W4W5W6W8W;W<W=W?WGWHWOWPWVWWW]WbWdWiWnWpWqWtW|W}WWWWWWWWWWWW@WHWIWSWkWrWuWxW~WWWWWW8W|WW'WWWW%W4WZWbehelfWbehindyW\WWbehindhand\WcWbeingtWuW|WWWWW3W main piece (made of 29 sheets, some of which broken in several fragments; now divided in five mountings); 3 loose fragmentsRecto (written across the fibres)Documentary<_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8> `jA\done, on the orig.; conservation5; Traianos: translation? I have modified the measurements of fragments b and c, as N. Priest wrongly thought that the beginnings of verses 443-448 (XIII, 32-37) were part of c rather than d; this is a small, apparently independant fragment joning (and taped) to b, but not directly to c (a few letters missing). OK?\k publishedlA.E.R. Boak, JEA 12 (1926) p. 21; H.J. Mette, Rev.Phil. 3, 29 (1955) p. 194, No. 379; R.A. Pack, The Greek and Latin Literary Texts from Greco-Roman Egypt (Ann Arbor, 1965[2]) No. 599.p7/15/97PAP.Mich.inv. 3525BcCPapE Cruz-Uribe EFCattle DocumentsG14H1985IPl IVUNoVsee also oversize boxWYesX' May 2, 1925; Acquired from Nahman lot.oDemotichNE5Homeric Px"OhG_R4>2810r_k.bmp<_600DPIFront_R5>2810r_o.bmp<_600DPIFront_R6>2810r_s.bmp<_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8> jAdone, on the orig.; conservation5; Traianos: translation? I have modified the measurements of fragments b and c, as N. Priest wrongly thought that the beginnings of verses 443-448 (XIII, 32-37) were part of c rather than d; this is a small, apparently independant fragment joning (and taped) to b, but not directly to c (a few letters missing). OK? scanned Check8/7/99: Allen - Sutton p379@A* e  *k publishedlA.E.R. Boak, JEA 12 (1926) p. 21; H.J. Mette, Rev.Phil. 3, 29 (1955) p. 194, No. 379; R.A. Pack, The Greek and Latin Literary Texts from Greco-Roman Egypt (Ann Arbor, 1965[2]) No. 599.p7/15/97s1637PIFront_R5><_600DPI% 6kn=Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptoGreekr9uUnknownvFebruary 20-22, 182 A.D.w Ann ArborxEnd of an horoscopezAstrology; Magic; Religion|PHOFProbably Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptP6broken off at the top and (slightly) on the right sideQ1RRecto; Verso is blankS SubliteraryT 6329r.bmpX 6329r_a.bmphA8.9 x 9.1 cm32-C63P-A (1) UnknownPHEnd of an horoscopeLines 1, 3, 7: read egogero (for aigokero) instead of agogero; line 9: read eutychitai (for eutycheite) instead of eutycheai. (PH)February 20-22, 182 A.D.Neugebauer O-Van Hoesen HBP.Mich.inv. 6329GreekAnn Arbor9-PapNoYesPrtive>P.Mich.inv. 6329Greek17.8 x 7.2 cm32-C63B-DUnknown officialPHRequest, sent by an higher official, probably to the komogrammateus of Karanis, about the status of a certain Ptolemaios, who claimed to have some privileges, including the right to marry an Antinoite womanMay 24, 204 A.D.Sijpesteijn PJKaranisP.Mich.inv. 6304GreekCairo14PapNoYesUnknown place, province of EgyptSeptimius Severus & Caracalla, Emperors; Ptolemaios alias [- - -], son of Ptolemaios(?)297-301Fig. 1Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptCE 69Administration; Liturgy (compulsory public service); Justice; Personal status: Antinoite(?); Privileges; Tax collection (& exemption)Request for Status Information""`OBtore the end frg. c); see verso of bottom: 2 letters on small frg. - - Col. XIV: no hope of getting it a bit better? (particularly to the right: 1st letter of l. 12 in front of l. 11) Too risky, and better leave it like it is, rather than make it worse? - Col. XV: l. 20: some little thing on 1st letter; l. 28: small fragment moved; l. 29: realign fragments (mu divided).bAFragment (a) contains verses 308-375 (col. X-XI); fragment (b), verses 397-411 (lower part of col. XII) + 443-448 (beginnings of lower part of col. XIII); fragment (c), verses 412-442 (col. XIII); fragment (d), verses 449-520 (col. XIV-XV); fragment (e), verses 561-578 (col. XVII).n=Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptoGreekreCol. X - 33; Col. XI - 35; Col. XII - 15; Col. XIII - 37; Col. XIV - 36; Col. XV - 36; Col. XVII - 183Back_R1><_600DPIFront_R1>2810r_a.bmp<_600DPIFront_R2>2810r_e.bmp<_600DPIFront_R3>2810r_i.bmp<_600DPIFronti"OV82 mounts: F and top of F; and 1 folder (in normal order)WYesX 24-169AH2-A['Iliad I, 283; 308-375; 397-520; 561-578\Y(a) 27 x 25.5 cm; (b) 14.4 x 12 cm; (c) 11.5 x 21 cm; (d) 19.5 x 26.5 cm; (e) 4 x 10.5 cmA3 black glasses + 1 folder; discuss how many glasses we will make of this. (2 big? Try to join (c) and (d): col. XIII and XIV, with 1 letter from XIII, 31). - Col. X: l. 2, end; l. 3 (overlapping, not far from end). - Col. XI: realign fragment on top centre; l. 20-21: overlapping at right. - Col. XII: see verso of top: nothing to gain? - Col. XIII: fragment (c) should be a bit more to the right (3 to 5 letters: there are 10 letters missing before -menos and -oi bainon, a few lines bef. Mette, Rev.Phil. 3, 29 (1955) p. 194, No. 379; R.A. Pack, The Greek and Latin Literary Texts from Greco-Roman Egypt (Ann Arbor, 1965[2]) No. 599.p7/15/97<_600DPIFront_R1>2810r_a.bmp<_600DPIFront_R2>2810r_e.bmp<_600DPIFront_R3>2810r_i.bmp<_600DPIF"" fhC1994broken off at the top and on the right side1RectoDocumentary<_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBackD_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>i",[fiA[- - -] inquire why [he has - - - and] since when [he has] the right of marriage [with an Antinoite woman] and since when his [taxes] have been reduced [and how] he has been obliged to serve as a [liturgist] and act pursuant to the [decisions]. (2nd hand?) I have signed. (3rd hand?) Year 12 of the Imperatores [Caesares] Lucius Septimius Severus [Pius] Pertinax Arabicus [Adiabenicus] Parthicus Maximus [and Marcus Aurelius] Antoninus Pius [Augusti], Pachon 29. [And] he is: Ptolemaios alias B,[- - -], son of Ptolemaios(?), from Karanis.j done, on ph.k publishedp7/16/97s2801 gAP.Mich.inv. 6847BaCPapEBruckner A-Marichal RFChLA VG302H1976IPhotoM C.Epist.Lat.NCugusi PO164P1992UNoWYesX.purchased, with no indication as to its sourceh>CE 69Administration; Liturgy (compulsory public service); Justice; Personal status: Antinoite(?); Tax collection (& exemption)Request for Status Information19H1T 6may24204adfVmay25194adVVmay2520bcVmay25300adVmay250bcVmay254bc+Vmay27298adBVmay28293ad'Vmay28294advVmay29298adVmay30127adVmay30149adVmay30257bcRVmay31223adVmay31298adVmay31309adVmay4257bc[Vmay510bcor34adV Vmay5105adgVmay5119adVmay5381adpVmay7254bcsVmay7283or284adVmay73bcZVmayad235FVmay-june$WWmay-june301ad$Vmay/augBWmay/aug276adBVmay/june?WWWmay/june270adVmay/june279ad?Vmay/june304adVmcnameeWmidWmidiindcentadVmid-thirdgWmid-thirdcentadgVmiddleWWWWWWWWWWWWmiddleiiirdcentadVmiddleiiirdearlyivthcentadVmiddleiindcentadVVVVmiddlelateiiirdcentadjanfeb257adNL 8beenW$W.W4W=WAWFWHWSWgWpWWWWWWWWWWW$W7W;WLWtWvW{WWWWWWCWWZW[W\WkWruWKWWWcWlWnW~WWW(W,W9WWUWVWWWXWYW[W\W_WgWW^W_WaWeWW WXWbeer-housesWbeer-tax%W^W}Wbefore WWWWbeggingyWbegineWbeginningWWW1WXWWWWWRWXWkWWW/WCWdW}WWWWWWW!WJWWWWW W!W"W#W$W%W&W'W(W)W2W6WCWOWbeginningofacontractconcerningthedowryandchildrenofVbeginningofadeclarationonoathwhichseemstoconcernthOVbeginningofadeclarationtothekeepersofpropertyrecordVbeginningofadocumentwithaconsulardateVbeginningofafinancialregisteranagrapheofallthecontrV:ZB78requestingW_WjWnWWWWW?WWWrequestsqW,W W~WW`WrequiredpWWMWWrequirementsWWWWrequisitedWWreserve,WreservedW@WIWWresidenceWresidentWWWWWWWWresidentsWresiduaryWresignWWVWresponsabilitiespWresponsabilityWresponsibilitypWrest Wrest-houseUWrestingWWrestitutionWrestore4WBWWresultWSWresulting6WresumesWreturnWWWWWWW:WHWMWW8WLWWWW-WreturnaddressedbyaminorchildwithhisguardiantothekVreturnaddressedbyherakleidessonofonestothekeepersoVreturnaddressedbypetheussonofdionysiostothekeeperoVreturnaddressedbyptolemaiossonofapiontothekeepersoVreturnaddressedbythesoldiersatyrostothekeepersofthVreturnedW%{8privilegesfWWWprobablyqW}WEWyWWWWWW8WZWfWWWWWWWWWRW`WrWWWWWWWWWWWWW,W.WsW|WWWWWWWWWWWpWxWW!W0W2W5WJWOWQWSWTWUWVWuWWWW W W>KaranisKaranisP.Mich.inv. 6304GreekCairo14Pap3 black glasses + 1 folder; discuss how many glasses we will make of this. (2 big? Try to join (c) and (d): col. XIII and XIV, with 1 letter from XIII, 31). - Col. X: l. 2, end; l. 3 (chevauchement, not far from end). - Col. XI: realign fragment on top centre; l. 20-21: chevauchement at right. - Col. XII: see verso of top: nothing to gain? - Col. XIII: fragment (c) should be a bit more to the right (3 to 5 letters: there are 10 letters missing before ehD0DPIBack_R8>i((Text too fragmentary to be translated).j done, on ph.k publishedp7/16/97s2812ri Thebas nome; (unnamed) strategos of the Andropolite nome; (unnamed) strategos of the Hypselite(?) nome;zAdministration; Official letter{UPeri Thebas [nome]; Andropolite [nome]; [- - -] nomes; Hypselite(?) [nome]; Nea Polis|PHHKaranisO%perhaps Alexandria, province of EgyptP5broken off at the top and on the left and right sidesQ1RRectoS DocumentaryhA10 x 11 cm32-C63D-FUnknown higher officialPHFragment of a register of letters dispatched by an official higher in rank than a strategosca. 187 A.D.Sijpesteijn PJPeri Thebas [nome]; Andropolite [nome]; [- - -] nomes; Hypselite(?) [nome]; Nea PolisKaranisP.Mich.inv. 6320GreekCairoCol. I - 5; Col. II - 12pap>1975?@ABCDEFGHIJKLMNOPQRSTUVWXYZ[\]^_`abcdefghijklmnopqrstuvwxyz{|}~‚ÂĂłƂǂȂɂʂ˂̂͂΂ςЂт҂ӂԂՂւׂ؂قڂۂ܂݂ނ߂ႅ₅ゅ䂅傅悅炅肅邅ꂅ낅삅킅 ex[Fragment of a register of letters dispatched by an official higher in rank than a strategosy(unnamed) strategos of the Peri Thebas nome; (unnamed) strategos of the Andropolite nome; (unnamed) strategos of the Hypselite(?) nome;zAdministration; Official letter{UPeri Thebas [nome]; Andropolite [nome]; [- - -] nomes; Hypselite(?) 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Letter1976broken off on the left and right sides and at the bottom; much damaged4Recto; Verso is blankDocumentary5869ar.bmp<_600DPIFront_R1>5869ar_a.bmp<_600DPIFront_R2><_D600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>i'(Text too fragmentary to be translated)jdone, on the orig.; conservation5; check - update the card when publication ready (including size: 17.3 x 9.5?); check for more Latin fragments from house C123 SCANNED, checkedJ**12.3NWUWWWWWWWKW12.3x11.3V12.3x17.1cmV12.3x17.8cmV12.3x32cmUV12.3x9.1cmV12.4WWWWWWW'W8WWW12.4x11.3cmV12.4x11.4cmV12.4x3cmV12.4x7.6cmV12.5`WWWWyW{WWWW;W:WW:WW WbWW(W5WSWWWWWWW W WIWWWWWWWWW8W9WQWSW1W12.5x10cmV12.5x11.3cmpmichinv320810.5x11cmpcairinvjde55V12.5x12.1cmV12.5x14.5cmV12.5x15.7cm:V12.5x18cmV12.5x21cmV12.5x21.2cmIV12.5x21.5cmV12.5x31cmV12.5x5cmVx15.6cmV12.9x8.8cmV12.9x8.9cmUV13WWWWWJW7WnW#WXW[WiW{WWWWWWWWW1WBWWCWWW.W13x10.5CV13x10.5cmR""ŒDhA12.2 x 9 cm; 6 x 9.5 cm; 3 x 1 cm; 0.5 x 0.5 cm30-C123CCH2-AUnknownPHLetter of uncertain contentThe two main fragments join (read in line 1: ex occasione, instead of: exica [ and of: occ]asione). To be republished. (PH).IInd cent. A.D.Bruckner A-Marichal R-P.Mich.inv. 5869LatinAnn ArborCol. I - 3; Col. II - 9PH's deskPapNoYesjoin the two main fragments; unfold (several places), also the small fragments (I should try again to place them); !!place of two small fragments which were "scotched" on the right of the right fragment is uncertain. I have to check when you work on it. Glass?Unknown place-300PhotoKaranis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptCuB"ŒDK|The two main fragments join (read in line 1: ex occasione, instead of: exica [ and of: occ]asione). To be republished. (PH).M C.Epist.Lat.NCugusi PO163P1992UNoV PH's deskWYesX 30-C123CCH2-A[Private(?) Letter\/12.2 x 9 cm; 6 x 9.5 cm; 3 x 1 cm; 0.5 x 0.5 cmAjoin the two main fragments; unfold (several places), also the small fragments (I should try again to place them); !!place of two small fragments which were "scotched" on the right of the right fragment is uncertain. I have to check when you work on it. 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These things having been thus resolved and being acquiesced in by the people of both parties out of necessity they executed this general and comprehensive settlement being destructive to every hindrance and to every seed of a law-suit in accordance with which, on the one hand, Psaios and Talous acknowledge that they have received the remaining fourteePn nomismata less fifty-six carats by the public standard for the completion of the price of the holding called Tausiris in accordance with what has been resolved between them, the boundaries of the same holding are as follows: in the South the fields of the heirs of Hermaouos, son of Psyros, former presbyter, in the North the fields of the heirs of Maria, daughter of Psaios, in the East the fields of Apa Besarion, son of Ioannes, presbyter, in the West the fields of the heirs of Rachel, da$@6iindcentad176/177or153/154adViindcentadafter161addateoftheoriginaldocumentpeYViindcentadafter163 Viindcentadafterca147adViindcentadaug9iViindcentadca160/161or183/184adViindcentadcopyofatextofthereignofdomitian81-965Viindcentadfeb18mViindcentadmay20tViindcentadnotlongafterjuly27179adViindcentadreignofhadrianorafewdecadeslater3Viindcentad@VViindcentadbefore215ad5ViindcentbcVViindorearlyiiirdcentadVViindoriiirdcentadVViindoriiirdcentadwintervthorvithcentadheilporn7ViindoristcentbcVViind-iiirdWWWWPWmWiind-iiirdcentadVVVPVmViind-iiirdcentbcViind/earlyWWW<WLWaWWWWWWWIWpWWWWWWWVVVVVVVVVVKC EitextEWFWGWHWIWKWMWNWOWPWQWRWbWmWzWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWW8W@WAWGWJWLWNWRWSWxWtextaVtextillegible VtexttoofragmentarytobereadVtexttoofragmentarytobetranslatedmVRVVVVVV!V5V>VUVZVeV V3VQVdVxVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVV VVVVVV,V.V/V0VDVQVVVXVZVbVdVeVgVmVnVoVyV}VVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVV"V.V1V4VHVVVVVV VVVVVVVVVVVVVV@VAVGVJVLVNVRVSVtexttoofragmentarytobetranslatedseealsotranscriptionV4@4< jvdiWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWW W!W"W#W$W%W&W'W(W)W*W+W,WvenosaIWverledenaWIWIWIWIWIWIWIWIWIWIWIWIWIWIWIWIWIWIWIWIWIWIWIWIWIWIWIWIWIWIWIWIWIWIWIWIWIWIWIWIWIWIWIWIWIWIWIWIWIWIWIWIWIWIWIWIWIWIWIWIWIWIWIWIWIWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWW W W W W WWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWW W!W"W#W$W%W&W'W(W)WverschleifungTW)(;L&ibeing9!believe@-'belongingS8belongs~:Yn>belowMubesides@ 9betweenE:business@LbutKUp(byj Q\:by>@caecinius@Dcaesar5caesarsBcalledcame^*Ucanpcanal7care@=cataract@catoecic12{WWKW123`WaW124WWWW W W W WWW160{W18W19W211DWEWW212_WgW213WW22W3W30gW32W35-36W39W4WW5{W6WW69W7W7-15^W9Wa^Wasmallfragmentfillingupmostofthecentrallacunaforl^VaddeduWWafter^WantWapWapparently^Ware^WautWautoi^WautonWbeuWbibliographyWW W WWWWblDWEW_W`WgW{WWWWWW W WWWWWWbliii114Vbliii115l35-36blviii213l19Vblix160lines112sign5pmichvii{Vblv69dateblvii110l14l4readhoseton32insteadofVblviii211Vblviii211on14DVblviii211on153-154EVblviii212_Vblviii212onr30v1blix159gVblviii213bibliographylines467Vblx123`Vblx124bibliographyV V VVVpearlomyoutiehcVpearlom-youtiehcpVuVVV}V~VVVVVVVVVVVVVLVMVOVPVQVRVSVTVUVVVWVXVYVZV[V\V]V^V_V`VaVdVfVgVhViVjVlVmVnVoVpVqVrVsVtVuVvVwVyVperusino$Wperusinof$VpjkWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWW!W_W`WiWlW5W W"W'W+W,W-W.W~W6WW-W.WsWwWxWyW~WWWW.WWWWpoehlmannWpoehlmanneVVVVeVV""‰iGeen much cajolery by the opponents the discussion about that inquiry had been closed. And after other pleadings had been brought forward by the people of the defending party concerning the execution of the deed of sale concerning the holding and after many things had been said and pleaded in these matters by the people of both parties the people of both parties at last resolved and agreed in accordance with an arbitration and a friendly arrangement and judgment and examination by a common Harbiter that the most discreet Victor and Senouthes undertaking business for Apollos and Paulos and Maria, children and heirs of Ioannes of discreet memory would swear a bodily oath that they knew for certain that the thirty-six goldpieces had been paid as the price of the afore-mentioned holding to Psaios and his wife Talous at the time of the sale and that in this way fourteen further nomismata each less four carats by the public standard have been paid to Psaios in addition as the priceyoutiehcVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVV V V .jAPdone, on ph. - Traianos: 1) The card had "32-219*-A (16)"; probably -M, see other finds in 219 and envelop of the neg.; 2) make 2 cards, for two different excavation labels?; 3) "photograph in hands of GWS"; 4) translation?; 5) Picture needs treatment after scanning (small fragment is upside down and should be joined to the other one.Pk publishedp7/17/97s2775 AP.Mich.inv. 6232CPapE Priest NEF1Homeric Papyri in the Michigan Collection (Diss.)G14H1975MZPE 46N Priest NEO73-4P1982UNoWYesXpurchased in 1931/1932hiest NEP.Mich.inv. 6232PapNoYes14Priest NE73-4ZPE 461982Diss1975<_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8>nt_R8>$1RjisW WWSW]W`WWWW>WKWSWpWWWWoWWWWWuWWWIWWWWWWWWMWNWUW~WWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWW W W W W WWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWW W!W"W#W$W%W&W'W(W)W*W+W,W-W.WWWisaacWisakiosWiseptai&WisidWisidoWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWW W W W"5]901W9052W906W9113W912W9244W94W9496WW965W97W9thWatWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWW;WOWYW{WWWWWWWWWWWWvW~WWWzWWuWWWWWW<W>WHWhWlWWWWWWWWW2WJW`WcWsWwWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWW WWWW{WWWWWWWW"W#W$W%W&W'W+W,W-W.W/WWWWWWWWW WjWwWWWWWWWW*W-W.W2W6WTWUWutside when the papyrus was rolled1 main piece (made of 29 sheets, some of which broken in several fragments; now divided in five mounB OunknownWWWWWWWWWWWWWW3W7{WWWWWWWW/WGWKWgWkpWWWWWWWWWWWW WWW(W*W,W.W/W0W2W5WMWTW_WWWWWWWWWWWW‚ÂĂłƂǂȂʂ˂̂͂Ђ҂ӂقڂۂ܂݂߂WWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWW$W)W0W3W5WBWCWDWEWHWIWJWKWMWhWjWoWxWWWWWWWWW W!W"W#W$W%W&W'W(W)W,W.W0W2W4W5W6W7W9W:W;W?WAWBWCWDWEWFWGWIWKWLWMWNWPWQWTWWWXWZW[W_WaWcWdWeWfWjWmWoWpWqWsWuWvWwWxWyW{W|W}WWGEw ljrreajea601974p293@wjsheltonbasp151978p285rbogaertzpe791989p207-226@A^jrs@kaworpzpe1101996p156@zkfwschmidtphilwoch561936p716hcyoutiecw371944@Ekfrwschmidtgga1991938p156jschwartzaegyptus48196@Jkennedy@+kuehnert>rlamundsentapa571926pxviii-xixposloiiip173rtaube@Eslcyoutiezpe101973p187n4fuebelbiblorient301973@O/lcassonshipsandseamanshipintheancientworld1971p16@Q-soglouimperialestate@zpjsijpesteijntyche101995p245@pjsijpesteijnzpe341979p125n2@ pkron48@8pmichixp8kstrobelzpe711988p257-258n35260@"pvanminnenzpe1001994p240n57@ papyrologica@Apenthemeros-certific@ proceedings@publication@#rapackthegreekandlatinliterarytextsfromgreco-roman@.rmarichalscriptorium41950p124no78sdarisaegyptus3@#orwAP.Mich.inv. 4968CPapE Priest NEF1Homeric Papyri in the Michigan Collection (Diss.)G15H1975MZPE 46N Priest NEO74-6P1982UNoWYesXpurchased in 1928hApurchased in 1928Priest NEP.Mich.inv. 4968PapNoYes15Priest NE74-6ZPE 461982Homeric Papyri in the Michigan Collection (Diss.)1975<_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6>B<_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>jcheck LDAB for bibliographyk publisheds2359! ;PCol. 2-3 completely lost; col. 1, 5-8 survive only in fragments; col. 9-14: more or less damaged at the bottom and in some placesQ#1 (inv. 2755a only): part of col. 8RRecto; Verso is blankSLiterary: EpicT 2r1_1.bmpT 2r1_2.bmpU 2r2_1.bmpU 2r2_2.bmpV 2r3_1.bmpV 2r3_2.bmpW 2r3_3.bmpW 2r3_4.bmpX 2r1_b.bmpX 2r1_c.bmpX 2r1_d.bmpX 2r2_a.bmpX 2r2_b.bmpX 2r2_c.bmpY 2r1_a.bmpY 2r1_e.bmpY 2r1_f.bmpY 2r1_g.bmpY 2r2_d.bmpY 2r2_e.bmpY 2r2_f.bmp[ 2r3_a.bmp[ 2r3_b.bmp[ 2r3_c.bmp[ 2r3_d.bmp[ 2r3_e.bmp\ 2r3_f.bmp\ 2r3_g.bmp\ 2r3_h.bmp\ 2r3_i.bmp\ 2r3_j.bmp] 2r3_k.bmp] 2r3_l.bmp] 2r3_m.bmp] 2r3_n.bmp] 2r3_o.bmp] 2r3_p.bmphferent passes-20-21Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptPriest NE31Homeric Papyri in the Michigan Collection (Diss.)1975aBASP 12Homerus; LiteraK!S8fragmentofthesaleofafemaleanimalforapriceof2000VfragmentofuncertainnatureVTVfragmentofuncertainreadingQVVfragmentofuncertainreadingjarinscriptionconcerningaqVfragmentofuncertainreadinglistofliturgicalworkersVfragmentofuncertainreadingonlyanametagyVVfareceiptbearingonlypartoVfragmentwithalistofnamesVVfragmentwithanameAVfragmentwithdateVfragmentaryWWWWW-W(W)WLWWWW3WEWW9W+W,Wfragmentaryaccountofmoneyorendoftaxreceipt-VfragmentaryaccountofrentsandtaxestobeleviedonlandsVfragmentaryaccountofwhatacertainhasreceived,Vfragmentaryaccountofferingasummaryofexpensesforepeip+Vfragmentarycertificateforworkontheembankments9VfragmentarycontractbywhichaureliusioannessonofhermiaVfragmentarycopyofacontractbywhichaureliusatisiossonVy9Ibˆ iCd with the present statement. The 18th year of Antoninus the lord, Phamenoth 7. (2nd hand) I, . . ., have delivered it to him in person.dj$done, on the orig.; SCANNED, checkedk publishedlyR. Haensch, Akten des 21. Internationalen Papyrologenkongresses. Berlin, 13.-19.8.1995 (Stuttgart - Leipzig, 1997) p. 364p4/3/97s2368ia Neilous; Chairemon son of Petheus; Sempronius Liberalis, prefect of Egypt; (unnamed) hyperetes; Antoninus Pius, EmperorzAdministration; Justice; Land Ownership; Personal status: aphelix (Minor child); Personal status: (Roman &) Antinoite citizen; Topography of Karanis; Woman (& guardian){RThemistou meris & Herakleidou meris of the Arsinoite nome; Karanis; Koilas (topos)|PHOFprobably Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptPUbroken at the lower right corner; some letters effaced through wrinkling and abrasionQ1RRecto; Verso is blankS DocumentaryT 4998r.bmpX 4998r_a.bmpX 4998r_b.bmpY 4998r_c.bmp Ap#'> 2frg111Vfrg127Vfrg13Vfrg1col116col223QVfrg1coli6MVfrg1colii18MVfrg212QVfrg22MVfrg234Vfrg238Vfrg2coli2Vfrg2colii21Vfrga10Vfrga11Vfrga21VVV21VV21VVa21VVa21VV21VVcoli2Vfrgicoli53Vfrgicolii13Vfrgicolii193Vfrgicoliii123Vfrgiicoli43Vfrgiicoli7Vfrgiicolii13Vfrgiicolii203Vfrgiii6Vfrgiii93Vfrgiv1Vfrgj43Vfrgk33Vfrgl113Vg3Wg-hWgreekWWWWWaWgreektextinuppermargin4Vh3WhasWWWi`WVWWW;W=WUWeWWWWWW3W W~WWWWWWWWWWWWWWW WW,W@WWWWWWIWzWWWWWWDWMWWWWWWW xhB/>-27Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptPriest NE87-88ZPE 461982Homeric Papyri in the Michigan Collection (Diss.)Homerus; LiteratureIliad XIV, 314-3201975broken off at the top and bottom and on the left and right sides1Recto; Verso is blankLiterary: Epic4990r.bmp<_600DPIFront_R1>4990r_a.bmp<_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>rjADdone, on the orig. Scanned, checked Check8/7/99: Allen - Sutton p629DhomilyWtWhonorableWhonorabledischargeofalegionarysoldierVhoroscope炇hortatoryOWPWhouseWWUW;W>WAWYWiWjWmWqWrWtWvWyW{WWWWWWWWnWyWWWWWhouseholdWWhouseholdaccountVhousesWiOWW W Wi-iiWiambic WiiWWW5WiiiWLWiliadWOWWWWWWWFW5WJWiliadbookii1-425Viliadi283308-375397-520561-578OViliadii246-259Viliadii488-532Viliadii89-110Viliadix579-599Viliadvii1-13JViliadxiv314-320Viliadxviii23-617withextensivelacunaeVVFVillegitimateyWWimmunityWWimperial6WvWwWimperialedictwVimproductiveWinMWWWWWWWWWWWWWLCwV:list}WEWRWWWقWWSYijmqWWWWWWWWWWWWW W!"#W$W%()W*W+W>WEFMWPSX^`WamqsWWWWWWWWWWWׂڂW傃悃邃WWWWWWW W!W"W%&W)6:FHLOWRSUVWlWWWWWWWWWWWW\W2W;WDWrW`WWWWWWW[WWWWWWWWWWWWW\WcWILPWQlistliteracyhomerusreligionschoolwriting\VlistliturgycompulsorypublicworkmusicprofessiontranspoVlistliturgycompulsorypublicworktransportationVVVliteraturelogicphilosophystoicismVliteraturemathematicsschoolV'VliteraturemedicineRVliteraturemedicinemythologyschoolNV sRljbingence461971373dhennigzpe91972p118n26jrrVjbingence461971p375bboyavalrea751973p184amartVjbingence461971p376Vjbingence461971p376amartinhistoria361987p77Vjbingence461971p376pjsijpesteijnzpe561984p99Vjbingence591984p184hmaehlergnomon571985p34n5Vjbingenlatomus81949p72jfgilliamajph711950p436-VVjdthomasbasp151978p136@Vjdthomasce461971p173-179Vjdthomastheepistrategosinptolemaicandromanegypt2tVjdthomaszpe191975p112n7YVjdiethartanalectapap51993p75(Vjfgilliamajp711950p432rmerkelbacharchiv161958p VVjfgilliamajp711950p435Vjfgilliamajp711950p435romanarmypapersamsterdam19Vjfgilliamajp711950p436romanarmypapersamsterdam19Vjfgilliamcp511956p96-98romanarmypapersamsterdam1RVinthepapyriannarbor1933p2VVintWWWWWinternationalen2WrWtWisidorWWWivWiWjWkWlWmWnWoWpWqWrWsWtWuWvWwWxWyWzW{W|W}W~WWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWixWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWMB5 lgreekFWIWzW{W5WvWWWgriechischeWgriechischenHWWWWWWgrzybekEWtWgueraudWguidoWhDWEW}WHW_WaW{W|WWWWWWIWJWOWyWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWW>WOWVWpWrWvWyW|WWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWW"W#W$W&W2W7W8W<WBWEWIWPW]W_W`WaWcWsWuWvWzWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWW WW WWWVhcyoutieapudjrreazpe91972p1n1bgmandilarasthVhcyoutieapudlcwest-acjohnsoncurrencyinromanandb VVhcyoutieapudwhwillisbasp101973p78n3HVhcyoutiecp391944p33n51scripitiunculaeiiamsterdam V"VVS2 3areWKWoWWWWWtWarticleWWWarticulatesqWasWWWW_W`WWMWtWWW=WMWNWmWWWWWWWMW[WWWWbWcWlWWWW.W0W WYW\WWW W W W W WWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWW W!W"W#W$W%W&W'W(W)W*W+W,W0WTWUWXW %b8endingVW\WendorsementWendsZWendsoflinesofadocumentprobablyacensusdeclarationkaZVengageMWengagedWoWengagesGWenjoyedCWenkteseonWenkyklionWenlistmentEW?WWW[WWennomion&WenochWenoikesisWWWenoughWenrolledWenrolmentRWensureWWWW7WrWuWwWzW|WWW.WWW]WiWepistrategosWW"WWWWWWWW.Wepitropos?Wequipment?Wequivalent Werga=Weros*Wescort>Wesouris`WestateWTWestatesWeudaimonpWWWeuemeros%WWeuetheiosWeumelos7Weutyches?WWWWevenWRWeventWWeventualRWevil WWexactwWexactedWWexairetaWexasperating WexcerptWexclusivelyHWIWexecutedWexecutorWexemptionWWexercise!WexpectedWexpectsRWexpensesWP"&hG4H1974MHSCP 83N Renner TTO331-337P1979QPhotoS?A small trace of a third column was unfolded on the right. (PH)UNoVKWYesX 26-B13F-A[Homeric Anthology\ 11.5 x 8.6 cmAtwo small parts to be unfolded (see verso): one on left side (three/four lines from the end) and one on the right side (five/six lines from the end); small fold hides last letter (iota) of line 6 of col. I; overlapping at end of line 15 of col. II (3rd line from the end)n=Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptoGreekr'Col. I - 14; col. II - 17; col. III - 1s"Rapid hand", with well-formed letters adorned by finials and roundels. Letter size, spacing, alignment, and intercolumniations vary greatly. A thicker pen in col. 2 (Cribiore)uUnknownvLate IInd or Ist cent. B.C.w Ann ArborxAAnthology, or summary with quotations, devoted to Iliad XVIII-XIXy-zAnthology; Homerus; Literature{-|PHO Unknown place, province of Egyptfolded part?k publishedp7/18/97dp7/18/97 vjAdone, on the orig.; Traianos: no trace of the other fragments under same inv. nr. (Cairo?); also, two small fragments present on the photograph (HSCP) missing (dcomposs?); LITERARY? Translation? - CHECK: 1 line of col. III on a small folded part? - Check? Montanari Franco, Gli Homerica su papiro: per una distinzione di generi, Ricerche di Filologia Classica. II. Filologia e critica letteraria della Grecit = Biblioteca di Studi Antichi. 45 (Pisa, 1984) pp. 125-138. SCANNED, checked checkB8/7/99: Allen - Sutton h088 @A*   *k publishedlbR. Cribiore, Writing, Teachers, and Students in Graeco-Roman Egypt (Atlanta, 1996) p. 259, no. 345p7/18/97s2329 lace, province of Egypt-4Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptA small trace of a third column was unfolded on the right. (PH)Renner TT331-337Pho!n=Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptoGreekr!approximately 44 lines per column3A1st hand: large, upright, well-formed, rather rounded uncial; 2nd hand (using a pen with a thinner nib): smaller and quicker. - Has diacritical marks (accents, aspirations, diaeresis marks, stops); some of them added by the 2nd hand during two different passesuHomerusvIInd/IIIrd cent. A.D.w Ann ArborxYLarge fragments of a roll which contained a clean, neat, well-written copy of Iliad XVIIIy-zHomerus; Literature{-|PHO Unknown place, province of EgyptPCol. 2-3 completely lost; col. 1, 5-8 survive only in fragments; col. 9-14: more or less damaged at the bottom and in some placesQ46 (inv. 3160 only): frgg. a-b and col. 9-begin of 11RRecto; Verso is blankSLiterary: EpicT 2r1_1.bmpT 2r1_2.bmpU 2r2_1.bmpU 2r2_2.bmpV 2r3_1.bmpV 2r3_2.bmpW 2r3_3.bmpW 2r3_4.bmpX 2r1_b.bmpX 2r1_c.bmpX 2r1_d.bmpX 2r2_a.bmpX 2r2_b.bmpX 2r2_c.bmpY 2r1_a.bmpp 3"hCPMich XII1975HSCP 75Army; Tax collectionAccount of Deliveries1971broken off on the left and right sides1Recto; Verso is blankDocumentary6453r.bmp<_600DPIFront_R1>6453r_a.bmp<_600DPIFront_R2>6453r_c.bmp<_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_DR6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>iof Harpokration; Horigenes [- - -]; Sarmates son of Zosimos; Apollonios son of Sarapion; Lykapollon; Herman[- - -]189-190Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptBrowne GM652PMich XII197""iAThrough Horigenes, son of Harpokration [- - -] of which, of the indiction of 8th and 6th and 4th year, [- - -] xestai [- - -] of the 18th and 6th year, 4,960 1/4 xestai [- - -] Through Dios, son of Horeis, former municipal magistrate, and Kastor, son of Hori[- - - and] Dioskoros, son of Lykon, former municipal magistrate [- - - and] Lykapollon, son of Hermanoubion [- - -] and partners, of the indiction [- - -] of the 19th and 7th year, 18,935 xestai [-B - -] Through Horion, son of Harpokration [- - -] 10,242 xestai; 8,000(?) xestai [- - -] among which have been transported(?) . . . [- - -] Total of the month: [- - -] xestai . . . in Pharmouuthi, through Horigenes [- - -] of which, of the indiction of 19th and 7th year, [- - -] xestai [- - -] [- - -] through Sarmates, son of Zosimos [- - -] of which, of the 19th and 7th year, 6,844 xestai [- - -] In Pauni, through Apollonios, son of Sarapion Q9horigenesEWWWWvWwWWWWWWWWWWWrWuWWWW{WhorigenessonofdioVhorigenessonofharpokrationVhorigenessonofisidorosgrandsonofchairemmonvVwVhorigenessonofzosimosVhoriodeiktes@WoWWLWWhoriodeiktiaYWhorionqWWWWWWWeWfWghWq|WW W>WDWJW4(9m}WEWRW{WWWWWW}WWKWWjWmciraRVmaWmaccoullOWmachairophoroi"W#Wmachairophoros`WWW W"W#W%W&W'W(W-W4WmachatasmachimoscWWmacrinusYWWWW3WeWnWGWmacrinussonofptolemaiosseealsoomichi454Vmacrinussonofptolemaiosseealsoomichi486VmaemaecenascWWWWmaecenasanthusgermanicuspallasiucunduschresimosgalliaVmaeis WmaeviusWs WmaeviusWWWusWWW3+3placeWplacedWplaces_WW=WplainWgWplungesWpmichWsWtWuWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWW W W W WWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWW"PDrŒi'(Text too fragmentary to be translated)j#done, on the orig. SCANNED; checkedk describedp7/21/97s1712ŒAP.Mich.inv. 4385Bfragments b-d, rectoCPapEPearl OMF P.Congr.XVG15H1979UNoV!1 glass (top of I) + 1 folder (-)WYesX25-5026D over C [Schedule for Inspection of Land\ 60.5 x 26 cmAR"fragment b" to be joined to "fragment a"; join also frgg. c-d (would be better for scanning, but it should be put under glass, then - so, easier to join the scans?) - two small pieceson top of lines 4-6 of col. 5: to be removed? also to be removed: bit of tape on line 8 of col. II - possible to unfold the folds (col. II particularly)??RAWP.Mich. inv. 4385, fragments b-d, is part of a roll patched together to write the record of the daily receipts of the grapheion of Karanis, in the IInd cent. A.D. Fragments b-d were glued to the left of fragment a, which offers on the recto a Latin text (P.Mich. VII, 430). In col. I, there are traces of one more line between lines 14 and 15.N;)]blackglasssomeunfoldingneededseeversoalsoonrectoca5VblackglasstapeonthebackVblackglasstapescheckalignmentofthemainfragmentsthefVhVVblackglasstapeseverywhereextremelybrittle_Vblackglasstapesonthebackaretheancientpatchesancien&Vblackglassthisfragmentwith3linesonrectois3099c2xVblackglassthisfragmentwith6linesis3099c1wVblackglasstoosmallfoldedl10middleseeversoVblackglassuglyscotchtapesonrectoandversodoneVblackglassunfoldl1somescraponfirstletterofl2of/Vblackglassunfoldverticalfoldfromline12to24onthelVblackglassversoatthebottomasmallfragmentwithtracesVblank!WWWblonde?WbloodyWbodyWboth;WWpW{WWWWbottomOWWWsstheleftfragmentis2-4millimeterstoohighan=Vbrownglasswithalotofuselessstuffchecktapesonverso{VWWcentreOW"+iCPand [- - - to(?)] Babylon In Pauni, through Lykapollon and Herman[- - -],jAdone, on the orig. - Line 2 and passim: as this seems to be a month-by-month list the indictions can't be the years in which the deliveries were made, as suggested by the editor; they should rather be the years in which the wine or oil delivered was produced and/or the fiscal years it was produced. Traianos: do you agree? Translation: too fragmentary to be translated? I'm not sure this will mean anything to anyone. SCANNED, checkedk publishedp7/21/97s2840AP.Mich.inv. 1387CPapD%Duplicate of P.Col. VII, 124, l. 1-29E Browne GMFHSCP 75G181-183H1971M PMich XIIN Browne GMO626P1975SBL VII, 115 (l. 12)UNoV-WYesX&January 1924; Acquired with Nahman lot[Excerpt from Land Declarations\ 8 x 25.5 cm]Unfold a bit at the top?n6probably Karanis, Herakleidou meris, province of EgyptoGreekr24uUnknownv298-302w Ann ArborL3jalreadyGWWJWalright Walso`WaWWW WWQWWWWWWDWWGWWKWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWW W W W W WWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWW W!W"W#W$W%W&W'W(W)W*W+W,W-W.WalsobrokenontheleftnophtocheckQValtertumskundeWamericanWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWW W W W W WWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWW W!W"W#W$W%WamongWALiCe west the estate of Herakles]. In the 11th section, in the district [called] Peloua, [3 1/8 arourai of uninundated private land]; on the east uninundated land [entirely] unowned, [and on the west waste land covered with underbrush throughout]. In the 13th section, in the district [called] Piasokmen, [5 45/64 arourai of arable private land]; on the east [the estate] of Aboikis, [and on the west the estate of Paesios]. In the 14th section, in the same district, [14 5/16 arourai of arable prDivate land]. And in the same district, [3 1/8 arourai of private waste land]; on the east an irrigation ditch, [beyond which is the estate of Aboikis, and on the west . . .] In the 18th section, in the district [called] Paalama, [47/64 arourai of private land classed arable in year 14, in partnership with] Isidoros, Heron, [and Helene]; on the east [the estate] of Isidoros, [and on the west waste land covered with underbrush throughout]. Total, of [arable] royal land: !>"ŒhBown place, province of EgyptValerius son of Valeria (?) (see also P.Mich. IV, 2, p. 195)179Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptVersoJEA 51Account; Personal status: apator (of unknown father)(?)Account1965broken off at the top, left side and bottom; much damaged4Verso; Recto: text with musical notationDocumentary2958r.bmp2958v.bmp<_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1>2958v_a.bmp<_600DPIBack_R2>2958v_b.bmp<_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>y to be translated)g.k described#$#18/-/:18-19;180$180-3181|s181-183181-205N182炄182-184183183-4184mƂ!184-186184-187184-6184-71852185-1903185-6186186-188186-7186-9186-90@$203n2c@$207-208@%223-224@422823-30238coli@6{260@'273-6@293-6305@329@OD337342@ 391@*430fragmenta@#d453456@#513E,53-64@57258-63@591@(K630.67-68@773-90@)77084-90@+85987-9@&936@2col0descriiiintrod@-sno@%=vi@3xxxiv19001923@31932@(_1935451936@61942@+194471947S(S1950@#E1956@19651966@1975:1980@#G1982;1986@Ll1994< 1724@45cairo@S)ii-iii@6iii-vivcp185@"^plW#%OOOOOOT AzO$K* M ? x , "E&v.G=t(   !"#$ %I&['n(r)p*j+h,l-0.|/Q0S1U2W3^4`5969798999:9;9<9=9 >9 ?9 @9 A9 B9C9D9E9F9G9H9I;J;K;L;M;N;O;P;Q; R; S; T; U; V;W;X;Y;Z;[;\;]]^]_]`]a]b]c]d]e] f] g] h] i] j]k]l]m]n],‰9CD Andreas, symbolographos (see also P.Michael. 52; P.Vat.Aphrod. 19A) zFamily; House; House Ownership; Inheritance; Notary; Personal status: minor children; Priest (Christian); Profession; Sale; Topography (Aphrodite); Woman{SAphrodite, Antaiopolite nome; Panos polis (Panopolis); rhyme legomene Solomonos ...|PHOWAphrodite (Aphrodito), Antaiopolite nome, province of the Lower Thebais, Thebais, EgyptPbroken off at the topQ1R1Recto (written across the fibres); Verso is blankS DocumentaryT 6905r_1.bmpT 6905r_3.bmpU 6905r_2.bmpU 6905r_4.bmpX X 6905r_a.bmpX 6905r_b.bmpX 6905r_w.bmpX 6905r_x.bmpX 6905r_y.bmpY Y 6905r_c.bmpY 6905r_d.bmpZ 6905r_e.bmpZ 6905r_f.bmpZ 6905r_g.bmp[ 6905r_h.bmp[ 6905r_i.bmp[ 6905r_j.bmp\ 6905r_k.bmp\ 6905r_l.bmp\ 6905r_m.bmp] 6905r_n.bmp] 6905r_o.bmp] 6905r_p.bmp^ 6905r_q.bmp^ 6905r_r.bmp^ 6905r_s.bmp_ 6905r_t.bmp_ 6905r_u.bmp_ 6905r_v.bmphn the force of this current written deed of sale a‰hBgypt(?)See electronic version of PMich VIII, 484Iulius Clemens (centurion) (see P. Mich. VI, 483); Arrianus, soldier484Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptRecto and VersoPMich VIIIArmy; Family(?); Personal status: Roman citizen (soldier)Private Letter1951well preserved except for some rather large holes on the Cleft half and for the loss of part of the lower margin1Recto and VersoDocumentary<_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><K(PbrokenoffatthetoprightdamagedVbrokenoffatthetoprightleftandbottomVbrokenoffatthetopseealsonoteVbrokenoffatthetopsomedamageatthetopleftandlowerpVbrokenoffatthetopsomewormholesanddamagesalongtheVbrokenoffatthetopupperleftcorner-Vbrokenoffatthetopverymuchfaded\VbrokenoffatthetopwhichwasattheoutsidewhenthepapyVbrokenoffattopandbottom%Vbrokenoffattopleftandrightbadlydamaged VbrokenoffbetweenthebottomofthepsifragmentandthetogVbrokenofffrayedandshreddedontheleftsideandatthebVbrokenofffrayedandshreddedontherightsideandattheVbrokenoffin14fragmentsincompleteontheleftsideandpVbrokenoffin3fragmentswithafourthmissinginthemiddlHVbrokenoffinfourfragmentsnearlycompleteVVbrokenoffinthemiddleandbadlydamagedontheleftside.VttomperWV, 5‚9AClaudius, Emperor; Herodes; Harpaesis; Kronion; Theanis; Patynis (2 persons?) (see also P.Mich. II, 121, Recto, I, vi; viii-ix); Thenpsyphis; Herakleios (2 persons?) (see also P.Mich. II, 121, Recto, I, iii); Thenthonis; Orseus; Psosneous; Papnebtynis; Tkaumis; Labesis; Tapekysis; Marsisouchos (2 persons?) (see also P.Mich. II, 121, Recto, I, v); Lysimachos (2 persons?) (see also P.Mich. II, 121, Recto, I, iii); Psyphis (see also P.Mich. II, 121, Recto, I, i); Galates (see also P.Mich. IIB, 121, Recto, I, i); Orsenouphis (son of Horos) (see also P.Mich. II, 121, Recto, I, ii); (another) Orsenouphis (see also P.Mich. II, 121, Recto, I, i); Patynis (2 persons?) (see also P.Mich. II, 121, Recto, I, iv); Sambas (see also P.Mich. II, 121, Recto, I, iv); Psenkebkis (see also P.Mich. II, 121, Recto, I, v); Dionysios (see also P.Mich. II, 121, Recto, I, vi); Didymos (see also P.Mich. II, 121, Recto, I, vii); Artemidoros (see also P.Mich. II, 121, Recto, I, vii); Herois (see also P.&"‰iM an oath to him that they did not know anything concerning this inquiry. Psaios also brought forward against them that because of a court fee he had executed a security for them on a house that belongs to him for the security and freedom of encumbrances of the fourth part of the holding of Theodosios from Pakerke located in the plain of the village of Aphrodite of the same Antaiopolite nome and the persons of both parties resolved and agreed that the heirs of Ioannes of discreet memory wouNld have no claim against Psaios concerning the afore-mentioned house. And for the removal of every ambiguity between the parties it has been resolved to tear up the receipt for the eighteen nomismata brought by Psaios and also the security concerning the grain and the gold that had been asked forsooth on account of taxes and if anything else remained perhaps out of forgetfulness with him that had not been newly brought forward it has been resolved that that also will have absolutely no valQ-x llatin3W7WtWWW'W_W`WsWW!W\WWWWWWWWWWW2W4W5W6W7W8W9W:W;W<W=W>W?W@WAWCWFWIWzW{W5WlatineWWWW W WWW2W4W5W6W7W8W9W:W;WWWlatiniWlatomusWWWlatte`Wlatter[WlaufketWWlawMWWWWWWWWWWle|WWWW+WUWW2W4W5W6W7W8W9W:W;W<W=W>W?W@WAW}WWWQWWWWlehmann<W=W>W?W@WAWleiden}WWWaWWWWWWleipzig_W1WWW WWTWzWWLWZWWWWWlenaerts-p{WleopoldWlesWWnWW+WUW?W@W}W"W)W*W,WWWWlett2Wlettere2W4W5W6W7W8W9W:W;W;W"&‰iI for the sold holding. For after having accurately investigated the rents of the afore-mentioned holding and all the public taxes that rest on it and after an accurate calculation of the remaining true revenues annually from the same holding after subtraction of the pious taxes it was resolved that accurately the holding was worth fifty nomismata and these gold ones. After these matters having been thus resolved and agreed upon by the people of both parties in accordance with the judgment Jand the arbitration of the common arbiter they jointly chose the most discreet Victor, presbyter, and Senouthes have sworn the bodily oath to Psaios and Talous that they very accurately knew that Ioannes of discreet memory paid them then, at the time of the sale the thirty-six goldpieces incapable of diminution. And now they have paid them the further fourteen goldpieces each less four carats by the public standard. Psaios also brought forward against Victor and Senouthes undertaking busi#N 1C‚3[Acta AlexandrinorumAKfrg. I: 13.9 x 14.7 cm; frg. II: 14.4 x 10.9 cm; frg. III: 7.7 x 5.5 cm; frg. a: 1.1 x 3.9 cm; frg. b: 1.7 x 6.6 cm; frg. c: 2 x 3.2 cm; frg. d: 1.8 x 8 cm; frg. e: 1.9 x 3.2 cm; frg. f: 1.2 x 2.1 cm; frg. g: 1.2 x 1.7 cm; frg. h: 0.6 x 1.8 cm; frg. i: 1.2 x 2.6 cm; frg. j: 1.2 x 2.1 cm; frg. k: 1.1 x 1.6 cm; frg. l: 2.6 x 6.9 cmKAzWell - it's kind of hopeless, and we have to close this glass some day, haven't we? black glass; scotch tape? (and worse?) (on the 3 main fragments, on a, on d); 1 small fragment wrongly placed at the top right of the glass (I should check the one next to it when glass is open - CALL ME, pliz) (join of fragments of fragment d to be checked too) - Check if possible join d-e-fzn=Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptoGreekCheck if possible join d-e-fzn=Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptoGreekression; Violence; Woman{Alexandreus(?)|PH fragments?en==‰hC?) daughter of [- - -] <or: [- - -] daughter of [- - -] and(?) Tsepnas(?), the daughter of [- - -]> Victor son of Besarion, presbyteros (see P.Mich. XIII, p. 2); Apollos son of Dioskoros (see J.G. Keenan, Atti del XVII Congresso di Papirologia. III [Napoli, 1984] p.957-963); Senouthes son of Apollos (see P.Mich. XIII, p. 2)669Aphrodite (Aphrodito), Antaiopolite nome, province of the Lower Thebais, Thebais, EgyptPMich XIIILoan; PrDiest (Christian); WomanLoan of Money1977Badly damaged4Recto; traces of 1 line of writing (perhaps washed out) on VersoDocumentary6912r.bmp6912v.bmp<_600DPIFront_R1>6912r_a.bmp<_600DPIFront_R2>6912r_b.bmp<_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_RL)fragment;WLWPW WWW&WW.WVWkWWWWWfragmenta21x18cm;VVfragmentb1.8x3.5cm;VVfragmentc6.5x8cm;VVfragmentd5.3x4.1cm;VVfragmente2.5x4.7cm;VVfragmentf1.4x3.6cm;VVfragmentg3.1x4.1cm;VVfragmenth2.3x2.6cm;VVfragmenti2.2x2.3cm;VVfragmentj0.9x1.8cm;VVfrgb5.8x3.6cmVfrgb1.7x6.6cm3Vfrgb2.6x12cmVfrgc2x3.2cm3Vfrgc4.2x2.7cmVfrgd1.8x7.1cmVfrgd1.8x8cm3Vfrge1.8x5.4cmVfrge1.9x3.2cm3Vfrgf1.2x2.1cm3Vfrgf1.6x3.3cmVfrgg1.2x1.7cm3Vfrgg7.7x3.6cmVfrgh0.6x1.8cm3Vfrgh6.8x5cmVfrgi1.2x2.6cm3Vfrgi13.9x14.7cm3Vfrgi4.8x3.7cmVfrgii14.4x10.9cm3Vfrgiii7.7x5.5cm3Vfrgj1.2x2.1cm3Vfrgk1.1x1.6cm3Vfrgl2.6x6.9cm3V(;ORalmostWalso;WWBWMWWWeWfWjWvWwWWXWZW[WyWanW5W>WWQWWWW{WWWWW W&WOWPWancientWand}WEW_WgWtWuW{WWWWW&W;WFWsWtWuWvWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWW"W%W'W(W+W,W.W/W2W4W5W6W8W9W:W<W=W@WAWCWEWGWHWOWPWRWSWVWYWZW[W\W]W^W_W`WaWbWcWdWeWfWgWhWiWjWoWpWsWtWxWyW|W}WWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWW3W5W<WBWCWKWOWTWUWcWWWWAWOWWWaWWWWWW W W W W WWWWWWWWWWWWWWW-W#lQ<p7/3/97ׂ؂قڂۂЂ7/30/97 7/30/997/31/977/6/987/7/97ԂՂւ7/8/977/9/97 8/1/97W8/11/97ꂊ낊삊8/12/97悊炊邌8/13/97ӂ܂݂ނ߂ႊ₊り8/14/97ׂ؂قڂۂ8/18/978/19/97 8/20/978/21/978/22/97*8/25/97#8/31/99-=8/4/97ǂ8/6/97I8/7/97z{䂋 !8/8/97Ђ?9/1/99ER9/10/989/11/98O89/14/98\`e9/15/97$%&'9/15/98Z_h9/16/97+9/16/98mn9/17/97 * 9/17/98FǂȂɂl9/18/98Â9/2/989/21/98Ă9/22/98‚9/23/98?@9/25/98g9/26/979/28/98VX[^9/3/9919/30/979/30/98]adjko9/4/989/7/99G9/8/989/8/999/9/989/9/99`a|O Su 8103-1073W103/104W7W11 WWtWWWWWWWWWWWWW4W_W11-20W114WW117/118WW11thdW12HWW_WWPWWWWWWWW12-25 W12-31W121WYWqWtWWW123WW:W4W124:W;W<W125W126;W127W128LWkWW%W&W12thdW13WDWEWWWvWPWWWWWWWWWWWWW"W1300WW131/132W132OW136-1467W138W139/140W14WWSW`WeWWWWWWWWWW14-23W14-24W14-yearsW14.5W140WWW144]W146/147VWXW[WWW149/150W15WWQW~WWWWWW4W15-19W15-33W150WWrW150/151W151MW1520W153]W16HWWWWWWWWW#W160W"a"‚3hAfrg. I: 13.9 x 14.7 cm; frg. II: 14.4 x 10.9 cm; frg. III: 7.7 x 5.5 cm; frg. a: 1.1 x 3.9 cm; frg. b: 1.7 x 6.6 cm; frg. c: 2 x 3.2 cm; frg. d: 1.8 x 8 cm; frg. e: 1.9 x 3.2 cm; frg. f: 1.2 x 2.1 cm; frg. g: 1.2 x 1.7 cm; frg. h: 0.6 x 1.8 cm; frg. i: 1.2 x 2.6 cm; frg. j: 1.2 x 2.1 cm; frg. k: 1.1 x 1.6 cm; frg. l: 2.6 x 6.9 cm26-B17F-AUnknownPHFragments of the Acts of the Alexandrian (pagan) martyrs, concerning some injBustices committed presumably in Alexandria, towards Alexandrians; there are references to the Jewish-Greek relations, to violence towards young boys (epheboi), to attacks by the soldiery, to a woman pleading for her young son or for her own life, to death and mourning(?) and perhaps to the prefect of Egypt of 103-107 A.D., Gaius Vibius MaximusIInd cent. A.D. (reign of Hadrian or a few decades later)Musurillo HAlexandreus(?)P.Mich.inv. 48"~‚3hC00GreekAnn Arborfrg. I, col. I: 5; frg. I, col. II: 19; frg. I, col. III: 12; frg. II, col. I: 4; frg. II, col. II: 20; frg. III: 9; frg. a: 7; frg. b: 7; frg. c: 6; frg. d: 16; frg. e: 6; frg. f: 5; frg. g: 3; frg. h: 3; frg. i: 5; frg. j: 4; frg. k: 3; frg. l: 11BPapYesYesWell - it's kind of hopeless, and we have to close this glass some day, haven't we? black glass; scotch tape? (andD worse?) (on the 3 main fragments, on a, on d); 1 small fragment wrongly placed at the top right of the glass (I should check the one next to it when glass is open - CALL ME, pliz) (join of fragments of fragment d to be checked too) - Check if possible join d-e-fUnknown place, province of Egyptsmall, round, upright handMaximus(?) (= Gaius Vibius Maximus, prefect of Egypt?); (unnamed) arabarchai185-190Karanis, Herakleidou me==‰hA15 x 13.5 cmpurchased in 1943 through Th. WhittemoreAurelius Menas, [son of - - -]PHArchive of Dioskoros of AphroditoEnd of a contract of uncertain natureBL VIII, 217 (l. 15)VIth cent. A.D.Sijpesteijn PJP.Mich.inv. 6911GreekAnn Arbor15-PapNoYesCheck if Bneeds consolidationAphrodite (Aphrodito), Antaiopolite nome, province of the Lower Thebais, Thebais, EgyptRecto written across the fibresAurelius Menas [- - -]; Hermauos(?), nomicus672Aphrodite (Aphrodito), Antaiopolite nome, province of the Lower Thebais, Thebais, EgyptPMich XIIIContract; NotaryEnd of a Contract1977broken off at the top and on;.end fibres8folder fragileSfragmentv"fragments8fromt@glassB(7x@glasscheckverso2fragmentstoremovenotrelated@zglassneededitseems@+gluehavehavealooklylabutnoheartattackplizwhatcanyoudowi@iNifE9ifpossibleremovetapesfromwritingonverso@Oiiinterventions@;Kit's@#Qjoindone@@joinfragmentsrealignafewfibres@;joinlowerrightfragmentalignmentoftheupperfragmentsl@>nger@9middlewgmountingmystery@rneedsnewglass@(not@9ofvon59only@)out@#placeD#^plizhpossible@+questionwhatisthewhitestuffthatappearsonmanyletter@5realignsomefibresifnodangerunfoldline11stcolumn@removesilkatleastcheckversocheckreadingswithoutthe@;removetapeonleft@;Fresearch@&same@#,irs@~‚3hG*p<_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1>4800v_a.bmp<_600DPIBack_R2>4800v_c.bmp<_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8> i'(Text too fragmentary to be translated)jdone, on the orig. - conservation5 - Traianos: join to this 1 or 2 fragments from folder "part of 4807c"? Literary: History? Content? Subj Headings? Numbers of the fragments? Check: corrections conservation12; scanned; checkedk publishedlJ. Bingen, CE 33 (1958) p. 279-280; R.A. Pack, The Greek and Latin Literary Texts from Greco-Roman Egypt (Ann Arbor, 1965[2]) No. 2242.p7/22/97s2320‚4AP.Mich.inv. 482CPapE Youtie LCF Le Monde GrecG555-63H1975J SB XIV 11964UYesVCWYesXGpurchased in Egypt by B.P. Grenfell and F.W. Kelsey in March-April 1920hgyptoGreekgative>Yesblack glass; scotch tape? (and woQ^=R !textWWW3WWWWWWWW{WWWWWWW5WdWWWW-W.W/WTWUWtextsWWWWWW-WvWwWWTWUWtextsbandcoftherectowereaddedaftertextainthespTVUVW)W,WWWWWWWW-W.W2WthetWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWW5W;WUWYWWWWWWWWWWWWWWW WWWWKWMWuWWWWWW<W>WBWEWFWHWSWTWUW^W`WbWhWsWuWWWWWWWWWWWWW WWW3W=WJWLWMW`WcWfWhWsWwWzWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWed>NoNo"pŒhiDnumber of - - - and the] accompanying lambs and kids which belong to the acknowledging party; the aforementioned wife of the acknowledging party (Tapetsiris) [will be entitled to have the right of occupation of the aforementioned house and] whatever he will leave in the way of utensils and furniture and sums due to him in any [way whatsoever and the revenues] of the parcels of catoecic land which the acknowledging party cultivates from the present [8th year on. In exchange for the resultinEg] revenues, his wife Tapetsiris will settle [all kinds of debt which] the acknowedging party has [in whatever way, having(?)] the usufruct of them. The products and the revenues of the goods divided to the [children will go to Tapetsiris after having been collected by(?)] Petaus, which goods Tapetsiris will hand over after a period of five years, free from [all] public charges [and every expense - - -] [[disposing of nothing of the goods divided to the children]] [and I appoint her and Ap""ŒhiB herself: to his male son Petaus, the [paternal] catoecic allotment of one and a half aroura out of three arourai which the acknowledging party owns jointly and undivided [with his brother, Tithoues, in one] parcel without a village impost(?), which belongs [to the acknowledging party, Tithoues, in the village of Karanis(?)]; and to the same son Petaus also [the half share of his paternal] house which belongs to him, [the acknowledging party, jointly and undivided] and the half [share] whiCch belongs to the same acknowledging party, in Karanis, of maternal building plots, [which the acknowledging party owns jointly and undivided with] his brother, Tithoes; and to the same son Petaus also of the [animals] that belong [to the acknowledging party, Tithoues, a female donkey] and the accompanying female foal; and to the same son Petaus and to his [daughters (Thaesis and Tamystha) in common and equally, to each a] third part, the [miscellaneous] sheep of the flock [with a total  2jdown@#duke@3Ue3Tearly@/economic@4/economica@.red@-editiono>egypt@33egypte@-else@3emperors@/ends@Rere@'(etc@.tfaculteit@/Qfajume/*family@,fayum@4>feeding@/Nfitting@.for"Rform?fred 1frg@,Jfurther@-gelegenheid@4geneal@0general@/|genre@-gewoon@2/{iiie@2v2=iiird@-iincludes@*internationale@.internet@2inv1inventory@$is"isidorus@1Rjaartelling@/gjanus@,jenkins@-join@-just@.k@1kovel'man1kratistoi@.+kuijl-Rl'an@,la@0hlater@ lecture@/=leipzig@1library@-6ligne@/linked@2list@/lit@,looklyla@macdowell@,)making@-miciganskim@.mij-mine@,Kmonth-by-month@1Smr 12much@.F"ŒhhDctoDocumentary<_600DPIFront_R1>2899r_a.bmp<_600DPIFront_R2>2899r_c.bmp<_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>iA[Year eight of . . . Claudius] Caesar Augustus Germanicus Imperator, the 3rd of the month Dystros, Tybi 3, in Ptolemais [Euergetis of the Arsinoite nome]. Tithoues the elder, son of Petaus, about forty-three(?) years old, with a scar on his right shin, [acknowledges to have divided after his death] to his own children, Petaus, Thaesis and Tamystha, all three born to him [of his wife Tapetsiris, daughter of] Pnepheros, [with whom he lives together (according to the laws)], and to Tapetsirisf at the left; damaged along the folds%$ŒME Gronewald MF PMich XVIIIG762AH1996IPl. IIK{A few letters of the 2 last lines of col. II of frg. 1 appear on a photograph taken immediately after the excavation. (PH).M Archiv 43NLuppe WO233-237P1997UYesVKWYesX 32-C63G-F[Mythological Text\7 x 7 cm + 1.5 x 1 cm]Vsorry but wrong number: 6312, not 6312a. Ask Traianos about the small fragment missing_AP.Mich. inv. 6312 recto has been published as P.Mich. inv. 6312A.n=Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptoGreekr1Frg. 1, col. I: 6; Frg. 1, col. II: 18; Frg. 2: 2smedium sized, rounded capitaluUnknownvIInd cent. 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Editor - Oliver JH; Rep Ser. - Greek Constitutions; 19**; Pg-No 254AlexandriaP.Mich.inv. 5473GreekAnn Arbor15 (L. 39-53 of the ed.pr.)Karanis sectionPapNoYesSee also P.Flor. III, 382, 17-23 (copy of a similar edict, isued on December 17, 199 A.D.). - The two texts on the verso of P. Mich. inv. 5473 were written with different inks, by similar Chands. They are here distinguished to allow easier access to the bibliographyOne fragment in the middle to be scotch-tapedunknown place (Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome?), province of Egyptsee electronic version of P.Mich. IX, 529Septimius Severus and Caracalla, emperors529 (Verso), l. 39-53Pl. IIIKaranis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptBL VIII, 375 (b$FitranslatedNWOWPWQWRWbWmWzWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWW W@WAWGWJWLWNWRWSWxWtransmitWWWtransmitted W-Wtranspired_WtransportuWWW9WDWEW1WWW-WW.WWWWWWWWWWWWRWWWWWWnWtransportation$W WWWWWW>yitransportationSFtreesdtroop@1twelfth@?Htwentiethtwenty-five8utwoKiG)!tybi5unableH(uncertain@XQzundertake_Qunderwritten@Qundisputed@Mundivided<_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7>WgreekWhWhandWhasHWhesiodus;WWi0W;WEWW(‡iBxpress and storehouse, and in another place another house and buildings and dovecotes; [and] near Psenarpsenesis a catoecic allotment of five arourai and an olive grove in which [. . . and] near Kerkesoucha [. . .]. Therefore I have presented (this declaration). [Registered in the . . . year of Tiberius Claudius] Caesar [Augustus Germanicus, . . .] 29. I have signed [. . .].fj%done, on the orig. - scanned, checkedk publishedlLH.C. Youtie, ZPE 19 (1975) 281-282; G. Flore, Aegyptus 59 (1979) p. 119-126.p5/7/97s2852tRectoPMich IXAdministration (Archive); Building; Cadastre; Land & House OwnershipCopy of Declaration of Property1971broken off on the left side and at the bottom1Recto; Verso is blankDocumentary6484r.bmp<_600DPIFront_R1>6484r_a.bm;B-‡AP.Mich.inv. 5834BRectoCPapD-Archive of Satabous son of Pnepheros & familyE Husselman EMFPMich IXG545H1971IPl. VIIIKPBL VI, 83 (on lines 1, 6, 9); VII, 113 (bibliography); BL VIII, 215 (on line 25)UNoV-WYesX30-C123BBJ-A (11)[Affidavit of a State Farmer\ 18 X 9 cm]align lower parts, please_VFrom an excavation photograph, it appears that the papyrus was still rolled when foundn=Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptoGreekr25s'See electronic version of PMich IX, 545uSarapas son of Sarapasv 88/89 A.D.w Ann Arbor VI, 83 (on lines 1, 6, 9); VII, 113 (bibliography); BL VIII, 215 (on line 25)UNoV-WYesX30-C123BBJ-A (11)[Affidavit of a State Farmer\ 18 X 9 cm]align lower parts, please_VFrom an excavation photograph, it appears that the papyrus was still rolled when foundn=Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptoGreekr25s'See electronic version of PMich IX, 545uSarapas son of Sarapasv 88/89 A.D.w Ann ArborAchillas, son of Kas JFCŒhzfAnimal; Death; Family; Land & House Ownership; Personal status: minor child (& guardians); Will; Woman{/Ptolemais Euergetis (Arsinoiton polis); Karanis|PHO3Arsinoiton polis, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptP/broken off at the left; damaged along the foldsQ1RRectoS DocumentaryX 2899r_a.bmpX 2899r_b.bmpY 2899r_c.bmphA18 x 22.4 cmFound in Courtyard South of Street 5000 in 1924-25Tithoues the elder, son of PetausPHP. Mich. inv. 2987 (other copy of the same document)Copy of a donation in contemplation of death (donatio mortis causa), by which the properties of Tithoues the elder, son of Petaus, are to be divided, after his death, between his wife Tapetsiris, their son and their two daughtersEither December 30, 47 period of five years, free from [all] public charges [and every expense - - -] [[disposing of nothing of the goods divided to the children]] [and I appoint her and App#TŒiAP.Mich.inv. 2987CPapD4P. Mich. inv. 2899 (other copy of the same document)ESijpesteijn PJF PMich XVIIIG785BH1996IPl. XXIVWYesA 24-5006E2-A @A>   >[Copy(?) of a Will\11.2 x 11.8 cmn=Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of Egypt- - about . . . years old, with a scar on his] right [. . .], and Aphrodisios, about 55(?) years old, with a scar on his right shin. [Year 8 of . . . Claudius CaesarGd Augustus] Germanicus Imperator, Tybi 3. Registered through the record-office in Ptolemais Euergetis j done on ph.k publishedp7/24/97s1675/ŒiAP.Mich.inv. 2987CPapD4P. Mich. inv. 2899 (other copy of the same document)ESijpesteijn PJF PMich XVIIIG785BH1996IPl. 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Kastor, son of Phanomgeus, cultivator of the 28th cleruchy, has paid to . . . also called Mikalos and to his associates, collectors of money taxes of Karanis, for taxes on productive beach-land of the 15th year: for apomoira 3 obols, for transport of olives 1/2 obol, for additional charges 1/2 obol 2 chalkoi, for additional charges 2 chalkoi, for exchange, 2 chalkoi, for the quarter part of Bthe geometria 1 drachme, for additional charges 1/2 obol, for the tax on transport of sheaves of the same ousia of the 15th year three gross drachmai, equal 3 gross drachmai.j$done, on the orig.; SCANNED, checkedk publishedl-P.J. 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and to the same son Petaus also of the [animals] that belong [to the acknowledging party, Tithoues, a female donkey] and the accompanying female foal; and to the same son Petaus and to his [daughters (Thaesis and Tamystha) in common and equally, to each a] third part, the [miscellaneous] sheep of the flock [with a total !o*Y jdoneyWzW}W~WWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWW W W W W WWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWW W!W"W#W$W%W&W'W(W)W*W+W,W/W0W1W2W3W4W6W8W:W;W<W=W>W?W@WAWBWCWEWFWGWHWIWJWKWLWMWNWOWPWQWRWSWTWUWXWZW[W_W`WtWxWyW{WWWWWVdoneonorigconservation6VVdoneonorigtraianoscheckacquisitionprobably24-s5000-coV#rŒiiA[Year eight of . . . Claudius Caesar Augustus Germanicus Imperator, the 3rd of the month Dystros, Tybi 3, in Ptolemais Euergetis of the Arsinoite nome. Tithoues the elder, son of Petaus, about forty-three(?) years old, with a scar on his right shin, acknowledges to have divided after his death to his own children, Petaus, Thaesis and Tamystha, all three born to him] of his wife [Tapetsiris, daughter of Pnepheros], with whom he lives togetheraccording to the laws, [and to Tapetsiris herselfB: to his male] son Petaus, the paternal catoecic allotment of [one and a half] aroura [out of three arourai which the acknowledging party owns jointly and undivided with] his brother, Tithoues, [in one parcel without a village impost or of other kind], which belongs to him, [the acknowledging party, Tithoues, in the village of Karanis(?) of the Herakleides division; and to the] same son Petaus also the [half share] of his paternal house which belongs [to him, the acknowledging party, jointF#ŒihCesbyteros; [- - -], brother and guardian of Tapetsiris; Aphrodisios785BPl. XXIVKaranis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptPMich XVIIIAnimal; Death; Family; Land & House Ownership; Personal status: minor child (& guardians); Will; WomanCopy(?) of a Will1996broken off at the top, left and bottom1RectoDocumentary2987r.bmp<_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>Qie [half share] of his paternal house which belongs [to him, the acknowledging party, joint9n‡$ 292r_m.bmpe 292v_a.bmph292r.bmpi292v.bmpnUnknownoGreekr(Recto - 16 + 3 in left margin; Verso - 1sA fine cursive hand (Winter)uDorionvIInd or early IIIrd cent. A.D.w Ann ArborxLetter written to Serenus by his father Dorion to inform him that, pursuant to his request, he has sent baskets containing bread, cheese, and parsley-rootsyDorion, father of Serenus; Serenus son of Dorion and Thais; Theon; Isidoros; Thais, mother of Serenus; Herakles (son of Dorion and Thais?), brother of Serenus; Antonia alias Modesta (daughter of Dorion and Thais?), sister of Serenus; Iulius; Eutychesz(Family; Feeding; Letter; Religion; Woman|PHOUnknownP Many holesQ1RRecto and VersoS DocumentaryT292r.bmpV292v.bmpX 292r_m.bmpX 292r_a.bmpY 292r_b.bmp` 292v_a.bmphto the old farm-building belonging to the house, Iulius anticipated [me] in writing to you that Eutyches is causing us trouble. (Verso) To Serenus, his son, from Dorion, his father.nknownW?W@WAWBWCWDWEWFWGWHWIWJWKWLWMWNWOWPWQWRWSWTWUWVWWWXWYWZW[W\W]W^W_W`WaWbWcWdWeWfWgWhWiWjWkWlWmWnWoWpWqWrWsWtWuWvWwWxWyWzW{W|W}W~WWWWWWWWWWWWWWWIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8> us son of [- - -]; Demas son of Petheus; Heras, his brother; Satabous son of Pnepheros; Pasoknopaios son of Po[- - -]; Papontos son of Satabous; P[- - -] son of [- - -]; Eutyches son of Apitas and [- - -]; Onnophris son of Horos anrqŒiiE^venues, his wife Tapetsiris will settle all kinds] of debt which the acknowedging party has [in whatever way, having(?) the usufruct of them]. The products and the revenues of the goods divided [to the children will go to Tapetsiris after having been collected by(?)] Petaus, which goods Tapetsiris will hand over [after a period of five years - - -] jdone on ph. scannedk publishedp7/24/97s1730*hter of Pnepheros, his wife; Petaus, their son; Thaesis, their daughter; Tamusthas, their daughter; Tithoues, son of Petaus, brother of Tithoues presbyteros; [- - -], brother and guardian of Tapetsiris; Aphrodisios%zfAnimal; Death; Family; Land & House Ownership; Personal status: minor child (& guardians); Will; Woman{/Ptolemais Euergetis (Arsinoiton polis); Karanis|PHO3Arsinoiton polis, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptP&broken off at the top, left and bottomQ1RRectoS DocumentaryT 2987r.bmphis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of Egypt#%#0†iGand Phaseis, son of Harpalos, grandson of Petheus, his mother being Tauris, and Herakles, son of Sokrates, his mother being Tasoucharion, and his brother Sambas and Sisois, son of Harphaesis, grandson of - - -, his mother being Ptolemais, and Horos, son of Horos, grandson of Horos, son of a tending cattle(?). 4 arourai 13/32 of crown (land) in Karanis: 3 artabai [. . .] of wheat; 1 aroura 3/4 of crown (land) in Patsontis: 1 artaba . . . of wheat; 5 arourai . . . of revenue (land) inH Kerkesoucha: 5 artabai . . . of wheat. 15th cleruchy: Ptolemaios, son of Phaesis, [and - - -, son of - - -, and] Zenas, son of Petesouchos, and Ptolemaios, his brother, [and] Orsenouphis, son of Petheus, and Hiereus, son of Horos, [and] Heron, son of Psenesis, and Horos, his brother, and Dioskoros, [- - - and] Papeis, his brother, and Onnophris, son of Keras, [and] Sokrates, son of Euemeros, and Ptolemaios, son of Pakysis, [and] Petesouchos, son of Petheus, and Ptolemaios, son of Dtary#x#pcŒhH]600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8> iA(Col. II-IV) Above there are recorded, around the village of Psenyris, of arid, untilled land, 45 1/4 arourai, for which there are collected, of wild chickling seed, 42 1/4 artabai, and the report is made for the inspection, lest in some way they are sown. Of parcel 1, 2 arourai : boundaries, on the south, a water conduit; on the north, west, and east, the olive yard of Chairemon and Haryotes, both the sons of Sambas. Of parcel 2, 2 1/2 arourai : boundaries, on the south and west, sown roarion. Of parcel 6, 11 3/4 arourai : boundaries, on the south, sown royal land, and, for a space, the date grove of Eirene; on the north, royal land, and, for a space, <fields> of the estate of Germanicus, in part sanded out; on the west, a canal, after which the olive garden of Dionysios, the son of Sambathion, and, for a space, royal land; on the east, a conduit, after which the 0 i15thWWW]W}WWWOWQW^W_WbWWWW8WW WWW W"W#W&W-W<WXWyW15thcleruchykalmiossonofabelonthe16thonenaubionV15x{W16`WVWuWWWWWWyWWWWhWoWWWWWWW WWWJWNWTWfWWWWWWWWW W W$WGWKWNW\WWWWWW7WJWUWbWWWWWWWWWWWWW!W.WTWUWWWWWW7WFWkWWWWWWWW%W[W}WWWWW,WTWWWWWWWWW*WWWWWWW W W W WWWWWWWWWWWWW#W(W.W1W6W<W=WXW1655°11V16°yW16>WW16-15-8+WW16/29`W16/291/21/291/58`VHorion son of Leonidas(?\†s hand of common, commercial styleuUnknown local officialv155/156(?) A.D.w Ann Arborx8List of lessees with summary of seed loans by cleruchies9A(inv. 2953, col. I) [- - -] son of Horion; [- - -] son of Petheus; [- - -] son of Ammonios; [- - -] son of Horos; [- - -] son of Petheus; [- - -]as son of Soknopaios; [- - -] son of [- - -] and Tasou[- - -]; [- - -] son of Sintas (inv. 2953, col. II) Herakles . . ., apo metros epikaloumenos kerameus; Herakleides son of Ammonios and Ammonous, apo metros epikaloumenos kerameus; Apynchis son of Phaesis and Sambat(--), grandson of Hatres; Karanos son of . . . and Tapetesouchos Onnophris son ofrates son of Apion; Heron son of - - -z1Loan; Profession; Taxation (Land); Tax collection{@(inv. 2953) [12th cleruchy); Karanis; Kerkesoucha; 13th cleruchy|PHO=Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptP4broken off on the left and right sides; much damagedQ1RRecto; Verso is blankS DocumentaryT 2953r_1.bmpT 2953r_2.bmp###.†iA(inv. 2953, col. I: text too fragmentary to be translated) (inv. 2953, col. II + inv. 2954, col. I-II) . . . 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I - 22; col. II - 23FPapYesNoO.M. Pearl published inv. 2953+2954 and 2960a as parts of the same roll. The relation between them seems uncertain: all of them concern probably the 18th year, but inv. 2960a is written in a different hand and seems to be made of a different kind of papyrus.badly damaged and very fragile, isn't it? 2953 and 2954 are probably joining (see vertical fibres on left of 2954 proCbably going below extreme right part of 2953). Glass???Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of Egypthand of common, commercial style(inv. 2953, col. I) [- - -] son of Horion; [- - -] son of Petheus; [- - -] son of Ammonios; [- - -] son of Horos; [- - -] son of Petheus; [- - -]as son of Soknopaios; [- - -] son of [- - -] and Tasou[- - -]; [- - -] son of Sintas (inv. 2953, col. II) Herakles . . ., apo metros epikaloumenos kerameus; Heyh#'\†jdone on the orig.; conservation5; Traianos: division of the Persons & Geographica fields between the cards; link between 2953+2954 and 2960? (see note) SCANNED; checkedk publishedp7/24/97s1710& of (aroura) 1 1/4. (PH)UYesVFWNoX 24-5006E2-A[%Register of Lessees of Cleruchic Land\19.5 x 20.5 cm]badly damaged and very fragile, isn't it? 2953 and 2954 are probably joining (see vertical fibres on left of 2954 probably going below extreme right part of 2953). Glass???AO.M. Pearl published inv. 2953+2954 and 2960a as parts of the same roll. The relation between them seems uncertain: all of them concern probably the 18th year, but inv. 2960a is written in a different hand and seems to be made of a different kind of papyrus.n=Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptoGreekrCol. I - 24; Col. II - 24s hand of common, commercial styleuUnknown local officialv155/156(?) A.D.w Ann Arborx8List of lessees with summary of seed loans by cleruchies9## †hF headings>Loan; Profession; Taxation (Land); Tax collectionRegister of Lessees of Cleruchic Land1976broken off on the left and right sides; much damaged1Recto; Verso is blankDocumentary2953r_1.bmp<_600DPIFront_R1>2953r_a.bmp<_600DPIFront_R2>2953r_e.bmp<_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DGPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8> bi (land) in Ptolemais: [. . . artabai of wheat] 14th cleruchy: Apion, son of Ptolemaios . . ., and Ptolemaios, son of Ptolemaios, and Heron, son of Horion(?), and Melanas, son of Onnophris, and Ptolemaios, son of - - -, and Heron, son of Orsenouphis, and Orsenouphis(?), h+,Œ9B-II, i); Tamares (Tamarron) (daughter of Haryotes) (see also P.Mich. II, 121, Recto, II, i); Petsiris (son of Phamounis) (see also P.Mich. II, 121, Recto, II, ii); Thenamounis (daughter of Marres, wife of Dionysos son of Petsiris) (see also P.Mich. II, 121, Recto, II, i); Herodes (neoteros, son of Ptolemaios) (see also P.Mich. II, 121, Recto, II, iii); Lysas (son of Didymos) (see also P.Mich. II, 121, Recto, II, iii); Thaesis (daughter of Patynis) (see also P.Mich. II, 121, Recto, II, iv);C Petesys (Petheus, son of Peloeis in P.Mich. II, 121, Recto, II, iv); Pakebkis (son of Horos) (see also P.Mich. II, 121, Recto, II, v); Orseus (son of Orseus) (see also P.Mich. II, 121, Recto, II, v); Hatres (son of Phanes) (see also P.Mich. II, 121, Recto, II, vi); Marsisouchos (son of Marepsemis) (see also P.Mich. II, 121, Recto, II, vi); Apollonios (son of Herakles) (see also P.Mich. II, 121, Recto, II, vii); Orsenouphis (presbyteros, son of Orsenouphis) (see also P.Mich. II, 121, Recto#.# †iEis son, and Ptolemaios, his other son, and Papeiris, son of Herakleides, and Horos, son of Horos, and Phanomgeus, son of - - -, and Papeis, son of - - - [and - - -, son of - - - and] Anchorimphis, son of Apol(--), and Ptolemaios, son of Ischyrion(?), and Heras(?), son of Heras, and Petheus, son of Menches, and Ekysis(?), son of - - -, and Sarap(--), of unknown father, son of Thaesis, and Achillas, son of So[- - -], and Ptolemaios, son of Melanas, and Phanomgeus, son of Horos, and Abous, soFn of Petheus, and Petheus, son of Petheus, and Psenatymis, his brother, . . ., and - - -, son of P- - -, and Ptolemaios, son of Herakleides, and Harpokration, son of Horion, and for the first time in year 18, Petesouchos(?), son of Euemeros, grandson of Petaus, his mother being Taeuemeros, and Petheus son of Phasis, grandson of Pe- - -, his mother being Heras, and . . . Herakl(--), son of Herakleides, grandson of Didas, his mother being Thermouthis, (having the allotment) from his mother, #]6ˆLiCce, of (. .) arourai, (made) by Harmaeis and his mother to Paaus. (Fee:) 4 silver drachmai. Agreement to furnish lodging for the sum of 200 silver drachmai, (made) by Thaubastis to Nestesis. (Fee:) 4 drachmai. Lease of the same capital, (made) by Nestesis to Thaubastis. (Fee:) 2 drachmai. On the 7th. Lease of 6 arourai of fodder, (made) by Peteeus and another to Didymos. (Fee:) 6 obols. Lease of 1 1/2 aroura of fodder, (made) by Peteeus and another to Alexandros. (Fee:) 6 obols. On the 9thD. Acknowledgment of deposit of 460 silver drachmai, (made) by Kronion to Herakles. (Fee:) 4 drachmai, which he owes, {as the scribe's fee}. Agreement of mortgage on 6 arourai of an allotment, (made) by Herakleides to Herodes, (and) loan of 832 silver drachmai with the same (land as guaranty), (made) by Herodes to the same. (Fee for both documents:) 12 drachmai. On the 12th. Acknowledgment of receipt of the half share of a loan, (made) by Lysimachos to Herakleides. (Fee:) 4 silver drachmai##"n†iIemas, [and] Aphrodisios, son of Esouris, and Mystes, son of Peskl[- - -, and] Ptolemaios, son of Petheus, and Ptolemaios, son of Nebthelke[- - -, and] Onnophris, son of Orsenouphis, and Pa - - -, son of [- - -, and] Sabinus, son of Satabous, and Petheus, son of [- - -, and] Demas, son of Petheus, and Heras, his brother, [- - -, and] Satabous, son of Pnepheros, and [- - -, son of - - -, and] Pasoknopaios son of Po[- - -], and [- - -, son of - - -, and] Papontos, son of Satabous, and P[- - Jh-, son of - - -, and] for the first time in year 18, Eutyches, son of Apitas, his mother being [- - -, and] Onnophris, son of Horos, his mother being Segathis, - - - [and] Horos, his son, his mother being Ptollas, and Horion, son of [- - -], grandson of Harpalos, his mother being Thaesis, the son of [- - -], the greengrocer, and [- - -]ois son of Germ[- - -] son of Herakleides and Thermouthis, grandson of Didas; Phaseis (Phasis) son of Harpalos and Tauris, grandson of Petheus; He#1r†AP.Mich.inv. 2954CPapD0+ P.Mich. inv. 2953; see also P.Mich. inv. 2960aEPearl OMFPColl Youtie IG63H1976/>Documentary2960ar.bmp<_600DPIFront_R1>2960ar_a.bmp<_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBF0ack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8> i((Text too fragmentary to be translated).jdone on the orig.; conservation5; Traianos: division of the Persons & Geographica fields between the cards; link between 2953+2954 and 2960? (see note) SCANNEDk publishedp7/24/97†AP.Mich.inv. 2954CPapD0+ P.Mich. inv. 2953; see also P.Mich. inv. 2960aEPearl OMFPColl Youtie IG63H1976>Loan; Personal status: apator (of unknown father); Profession; Taxation (Land); Tax colle)/#A†9Eoros and Segathis; Horos, son of Onnophris and Ptollas, grandson of Horos and Segathis; Horion son of [- - -] and Thaesis, grandson of Harpalos, huios K[- - -] lachanopoles; [- - -]ois (Sisois?) son of Germ[- - -]z^Loan; Personal status: apator (of unknown father); Profession; Taxation (Land); Tax collection{Z(inv. 2954) Kerkesoucha; Ptolemais (Nea); 14th cleruchy; Karanis; Patsontis; 15th cleruchy|PHO=Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptP4broken off on the left and right sides; much damagedQ2RRecto; Verso is blankS DocumentaryT 2953r_1.bmpT 2953r_2.bmpX 2953r_a.bmpX 2953r_b.bmpX 2953r_c.bmpX 2953r_d.bmpY 2953r_e.bmpY 2953r_f.bmpY 2953r_g.bmpY 2953r_h.bmpY 2953r_i.bmph grandson of Petaus, his mother being Taeuemeros, and Petheus son of Phasis, grandson of Pe- - -, his mother being Heras, and . . . Herakl(--), son of Herakleides, grandson of Didas, his mother being Thermouthis, (having the allotment) from his mother, LRXcheckifneedsconsolidationVVcheckifthereisanythingyoucandoVanythingyoucandoVVifyoucanalignafewfibresrightofcoliiVcheckifyoucandoanythingforittoplefttapeonwriting:Vcheckifyoucandosomethingforthemiddleofl8-10ifyeEVcheckifyoucandowiththesebloodyfibresbottomrightVcheckifyoucouldmountcoli-ivandv-vitogetherjusttoo V Vcheckitendsoflines12-13ofl29V/V0Vcheckituptobesureit'sfinesomesmallfoldsnotworthOVcheckjoiningonversosmallfragmentgoingawayfromtopleVcheckleftsidemainlylittlefoldonlastletterofl3110>VcheckleftsidesmallfragmentoVchecklittlefoldontheleftsideqVchecklowerrightcorner3Vcheckonescrapfoldedseeversomiddlelittlefoldinl6-8HVcheckplaceoffragmentblabelonwrongsidefragmentmispllVcheckrealignleftfragmentwhitetapefoldbetween3rdandVEm4ialoneWyW;WjWW4WMWWWWWWWWWW#W=WWW@WWalongWWWW^WhWW%W3WW4WxWWWWalontiosWalouthisWalouthissonofabouValreadyWWWWWgW2WWW; ]sameWdWeW1WW}WWWWsayWWWWscanned7W"W<WJWWscanningWLWWW:W;W<W=W>WscansWscotch3WWWWWW WWWCW WscotchtapeonrectoVscotchtapeonrectocheckacquisitionaskmeVscotch-tapedWvWwWscotchedDWscothWscraptW#W-W/W6WAWaWfWgWlWWWWFWHWWWWbWW|WZWscrapsDWJW|WWscrops|Wseal"W<WoWsealing5WsealstWsecondXWWWtWWW_WsecureWWWsecurejoiningonlowerrightsmallfiberstoremovecolilVsecurelowerrightbitVseeW5W6WOWWWXWWWWWWWWWWWEWLWUWiWpWW Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of Egypthand of common, commercial style(inv. 2954, col. I) Apion so#9#8†hEous son of Petheus; Petheus son of Petheus; Psenatymis, his brother; - - -s son of P- - -; Ptolemaios son of Herakleides; Harpokration son of Horion; Petesouchos(?) son of Euemeros and Taeuemeros, grandson of Petaus; Petheus son of Phasis and Heras, grandson of Pe- - -; Herakl(--) son of Herakleides and Thermouthis, grandson of Didas; Phaseis (Phasis) son of Harpalos and Tauris, grandson of Petheus; Herakles son of Sokrates and Tasoucharion; Sambas, his brother; Sisois son of Harphaesis (HFarpaesis) and Ptolemais, grandson of - - -; (inv. 2954, col. II) Horos son of Horos, grandson of Horos, huios boukolou(?); Ptolemaios son of Phaesis; Zenas son of Petesouchos; Ptolemaios, his brother; Orsenouphis son of Petheus; Hiereus son of Horos; Heron son of Psenesis; Horos, his brother; Dioskoros son of [- - -]; Papeis, his brother; Onnophris son of Keras; Sokrates son of Euemeros; Ptolemaios son of Pakysis; Petesouchos son of Petheus; Ptolemaios son of Demas; Aphrodisios son of Esou# #%†iC and Heron, son of Apol(--), and Petheus, his son, and Petheus, son of Horos, and [- - -], son of Ptolemaios(?), and Aphrodisios, son of Petheus, and Horion, son of Leonidas(?), and . . . mmon, son of Petheus, and Horos, son of Parmenion, and Psenesis, his brother, and Iulius, son of Typhon, and Mystharion, son of Petaus, and Harpokrates, son of Apion, and for the first time in year 18, Heron, son of - - -. . . . arourai 25/64 of crown (land) in Karanis: . . artabai of wheat; . . . aDrourai of usiac (land): [. . . artabai of wheat]; . . . arourai 3/8 of crown (land) [in - - -]: 26 artabai 7/8 of wheat; [. . . arourai of . . . land] in Kerkesoucha: [. . .] artabai of wheat; . . . arourai of revenue (land) in Ptolemais: [. . . artabai of wheat] 14th cleruchy: Apion, son of Ptolemaios . . ., and Ptolemaios, son of Ptolemaios, and Heron, son of Horion(?), and Melanas, son of Onnophris, and Ptolemaios, son of - - -, and Heron, son of Orsenouphis, and Orsenouphis(?), hZ#B†]badly damaged and very fragile, isn't it? realign, if possible. Eventually house it with 2953+2954? (edited as parts of the same roll, but I have a big doubt)AO.M. Pearl published inv. 2953+2954 and 2960a as parts of the same roll. The relation between them seems uncertain: all of them concern probably the 18th year, but inv. 2960a is written in a different hand and seems to be made of a different kind of papyrus.n=Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptoGreekrCol. I - 14; col. II - 15s hand of common, commercial styleuUnknown local officialv155/156(?) A.D.w Ann Arborx;List of lessees with summary of seed loans by cleruchies(?)9nance>Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptaPColl Youtie ILoan; Personal status: apator (of unknown father); Profession; Taxation (Land); Tax collectionRegister of Lessees of Cleruchic(?) Land1976Wetearchos9Weteon.WeternalOWrWxWzWWWWWWWOWpWetherealyWethiopicyWeugWeuangelos;WeubiosFWWWeuboulidesWeucharistusWeudWeudaimonWjWmWWudaimonsonofhekysis~VeudaimonsonofkastorV56E i3/830`WVWWWWWW:WVWYW{WWWWRWWW8WJWWWWW6WSWTWWWWWW+W0W`WoWWWW.W6W7W8W9W=WTWUWnWtWWWWWWW0W7W<W?WCWEW\W`WmWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWW!W,W7WoWzW}WWWWWWWWWW'WW^WjWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWW$W3W:WXWyW3024°16V3028V3036°20ltread3046°gtV3043°17VV3900V300x41200V300x51500V300x61800V300x72100V300x82400V300x92700V3000WWW WW3000x1030000V3000x26000V3000x39000V3000x824000V3000x927000V30000W306 W307W W308LW#5#†iEis son, and Ptolemaios, his other son, and Papeiris, son of Herakleides, and Horos, son of Horos, and Phanomgeus, son of - - -, and Papeis, son of - - - [and - - -, son of - - - and] Anchorimphis, son of Apol(--), and Ptolemaios, son of Ischyrion(?), and Heras(?), son of Heras, and Petheus, son of Menches, and Ekysis(?), son of - - -, and Sarap(--), of unknown father, son of Thaesis, and Achillas, son of So[- - -], and Ptolemaios, son of Melanas, and Phanomgeus, son of Horos, and Abous, soFn of Petheus, and Petheus, son of Petheus, and Psenatymis, his brother, . . ., and - - -, son of P- - -, and Ptolemaios, son of Herakleides, and Harpokration, son of Horion, and for the first time in year 18, Petesouchos(?), son of Euemeros, grandson of Petaus, his mother being Taeuemeros, and Petheus son of Phasis, grandson of Pe- - -, his mother being Heras, and . . . Herakl(--), son of Herakleides, grandson of Didas, his mother being Thermouthis, (having the allotment) from his mother, #6#4†iC and Heron, son of Apol(--), and Petheus, his son, and Petheus, son of Horos, and [- - -], son of Ptolemaios(?), and Aphrodisios, son of Petheus, and Horion, son of Leonidas(?), and . . . mmon, son of Petheus, and Horos, son of Parmenion, and Psenesis, his brother, and Iulius, son of Typhon, and Mystharion, son of Petaus, and Harpokrates, son of Apion, and for the first time in year 18, Heron, son of - - -. . . . arourai 25/64 of crown (land) in Karanis: . . artabai of wheat; . . . aDrourai of usiac (land): [. . . artabai of wheat]; . . . arourai 3/8 of crown (land) [in - - -]: 26 artabai 7/8 of wheat; [. . . arourai of . . . land] in Kerkesoucha: [. . .] artabai of wheat; . . . arourai of revenue (land) in Ptolemais: [. . . artabai of wheat] 14th cleruchy: Apion, son of Ptolemaios . . ., and Ptolemaios, son of Ptolemaios, and Heron, son of Horion(?), and Melanas, son of Onnophris, and Ptolemaios, son of - - -, and Heron, son of Orsenouphis, and Orsenouphis(?), h#7#5†iA(inv. 2953, col. I: text too fragmentary to be translated) (inv. 2953, col. II + inv. 2954, col. I-II) . . . Herakles . . ., nicknamed potter, (having the allotment) from his mother, and Herakleides, son of Ammonios and Ammonous, nicknamed potter, (having the allotment) from his mother, and Apynchis, son of Phaesis and Sambat(--), grandson of Hatres and Karanos, son of . . . and Tapetesouchos. 23 arourai 25/64 of crown land in Karanis: 17 artabai 1/12 of wheat; 6 arourai of revenue (lBand) in Kerkesoucha: 5 artabai 11/12 of wheat. 13th cleruchy: Onnophris, son of Horos, and Syrion, son of Polydeukes, and Iulius son of Saturnilus, and Satabous, son of Euemeros, and Ptolemaios alias Kappadox, son of Heron(?), and Kastor, son of Menches, and Dioskoros, son of Petheus, and Sarapion, son of Pakysis, and Ptolemaios, his son, and Sokmenis, son of Pakysis, and Chairemon, son of Aphrodisios, and Syrion, son of Kollouthos, and Heras, son of Heras, and Sarap(--), son of Heras,#8#6 †hI2Recto; Verso is blankDocumentary2953r_1.bmp<_600DPIFront_R1>2953r_a.bmp<_600DPIFront_R2>2953r_e.bmp<_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>JaiPtolemais, grandson of - - -; (inv. 2954, col. II) Horos son of Horos, grandson of Horos, huios boukolou(?); Ptolemaios son of Phaesis; Zenas son of Petesouchos; Ptolemaios, his brother; Orsenouphis son of Petheus; Hiereus son of Horos; Heron son of Psenesis; Horos, his brother; Dioskoros son of [- - -]; Papeis, his brother; Onnophris son of Keras; Sokrates son of Euemeros; Ptolemaios son of Pakysis; Petesouchos son of Petheus; Ptolemaios son of Demas; Aphrodisios son of Esou#-#7†hGris; Mystes son of Peskl[- - -]; Ptolemaios son of Petheus; Ptolemaios son of Nebthelke[- - -]; Onnophris son of Orsenouphis; Pa - - - son of [- - -]; Sabinus son of Satabous; Petheus son of [- - -]; Demas son of Petheus; Heras, his brother; Satabous son of Pnepheros; Pasoknopaios son of Po[- - -]; Papontos son of Satabous; P[- - -] son of [- - -]; Eutyches son of Apitas and [- - -]; Onnophris son of Horos and Segathis; Horos, son of Onnophris and Ptollas, grandson of Horos and Segathis; HHorion son of [- - -] and Thaesis, grandson of Harpalos, huios K[- - -] lachanopoles; [- - -]ois (Sisois?) son of Germ[- - -]63Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptPColl Youtie ILoan; Personal status: apator (of unknown father); Profession; Taxation (Land); Tax collectionRegister of Lessees of Cleruchic Land1976broken off on the left and right sides; much damaged#A#-†hCwritten in a different hand and seems to be made of a different kind of papyrus.badly damaged and very fragile, isn't it? 2953 and 2954 are probably joining (see vertical fibres on left of 2954 probably going below extreme right part of 2953). Glass???Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of Egypthand of common, commercial style(inv. 2954, col. I) Apion son of Ptolemaios . . .; Ptolemaios son of Ptolemaios; Heron soDn of Horion(?); Melanas son of Onnophris; Ptolemaios son of - - -; Heron son of Orsenouphis; Orsenouphis(?), his son; Ptolemaios, other son of Heron; Papeiris son of Herakleides; Horos son of Horos; Phanomgeus son of - - -; Papeis son of - - -; Anchorimphis son of Apol(--); Ptolemaios son of Ischyrion(?); Heras(?) son of Heras; Petheus son of Menches; Ekysis(?) son of - - -; Sarap(--), apator, son of Thaesis; Achillas son of So[- - -]; Ptolemaios son of Melanas; Phanomgeus son of Horos; Ab*(PonWWWWWWWWWWWWWWW W$W%W&W(W)W*W+W-W/W0W1W6W7W<W=WWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWW W W WWWWWWWW#W$WWWWWWWWW W W WWW&W)W4W7W9W:W<W=W?WBWEWPWQWWWWWWWIWzWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWW W W WWW W*WWWWWWWWWWWWWWW W!W#W$W%W&W*W+WDWEWFWGWHWIWJWLWMWNWRWvWwWyWzW~WWWWWWWWWWoneWWWWW$W&WHWIWWW* %;andWWandriantonWandriantonperseaionneitononnitonkoitaidinnishieranesoVandropoliteeWanoW8WgWanoubiasWanoubiasmemphisVanouphiouWantaiopoliteWWWWWWWWWantaiopolitesWantaiouWWes; Harpokration son of Horion; Petesouchos(?) son of Euemeros and Taeuemeros, grandson of Petaus; Petheus son of Phasis and Heras, grandson of Pe- - -; Herakl(--) son of Herakleides and Thermouthis, grandson of DiEdas; Phaseis (Phasis) son of Harpalos and Tauris, grandson of Petheus; Herakles son of Sokrates and Tasoucharion; Sambas, his brother; Sisois son of Harphaesis (Harpaesis) and Ptolemais, grandson of - - -; (inv. 2954, col. II) Horos son of Horos, grandson of Horos, huios boukolou(?); Ptolemaios son of Phaesis; Zenas son of Petesouchos; Ptolemaios, his brother; Orsenouphis son of Petheus; Hiereus son of Horos; Heron son of Psenesis; Horos, his brother; Dioskoros son of [- - -]; Papeis, his =/;romaiosW"W.WromanoiromesWtWW*01WromekaranisarsinoitenomebacchiasonkosalkiashieranesoVsWsaeil9WsaiteWsaitic8Wsaiticnomenechthenibioshermoupolis8VsakolaouWsarapeionWscaptiaWscaptiatribusflorentiapalatinatribuspolliatribussergiVsch---is Wschemonthis Wschmonthis WsebennoutoscWsebennythosRWsebennytos<WRWWWcWsectionsWsee son of Satabous; P[- - G-] son of [- - -]; Eutyches son of Apitas and [- - -]; Onnophris son of Horos and Segathis; Horos, son of Onnophris and Ptollas, grandson of Horos and Segathis; Horion son of [- - -] and Thaesis, grandson of Harpalos, huios K[- - -] lachanopoles; [- - -]ois son of Germ[- - -]63Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptPColl Youtie ILoan; Personal status: apator (of unknown father); Profession; Taxation (Land); Tax co;Tsee several@@slippedinblackbrokenglass@:small|Rsmallersomefibresmisplacedcenterofline3@istuff@"than@6that?theUM>thelowerpartistoomuchtotheleftalignitontheright@%to!top6turn@8runfoldunfoldifpossible@junfoldl511checkversopatchornotasktraianoswhether@wunfoldseeversotoprealignleftpart@A"upper@verso+ ?\well -Gwellyouknow@4whichQ(ewith%yout<yourself10'=110k1952c2890@2913349-352@d569@"901@"aafragmentofthegrayclayseal1.5cmindiametershowstw@5abstracts@.acaccidentallyacrossafteragreement@!5andGarchivenas&b-d@=Tbeen0beer-brewingbefore@between#Aboth(butbyeendi0duplicate@,I>F \PandWWWWWWW W$W&W(W*W-WCWDWIWJWKWLWOWQWTWVWXW\W]W^WlWsWuWvWwWxWyWzW{W|W}WWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWW W W WWWWW"W$W%W<WCWDWQWRWTWWW]W^W_WbWdWfWgWhWiWjWlWnWqWtWvWxWyW|W~WWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWW W W WWWWW W#W&W)W*W,W0W1W2W3W4W8W9W<W=W?W@WBWEWHWIWJWOWQWWW\WbWcWlWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWW"_, jpersonspestman WWEWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWW W W W W WWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWW W!W"W#W$W%W&W'W(W)W*W+W,WpetitionpWpWpWWW$W7W;WPWTWcWWWWWW%W9W=W>W?W@WAWBWCWDWEWFWGWHWIWJWKWLWMWNWOWPWQWRWSWTWUWVWWWXWYWZW[W\W]W^W_W`WaWbWcWdWeWfWgWhWiWjWkWlWmWnWoWpWqWrWsWtWuWvWwWxWyWzW{W|W}W~WWWWWWWWWWWWW#1)/†9A(inv. 2954, col. I) Apion son of Ptolemaios . . .; Ptolemaios son of Ptolemaios; Heron son of Horion(?); Melanas son of Onnophris; Ptolemaios son of - - -; Heron son of Orsenouphis; Orsenouphis(?), his son; Ptolemaios, other son of Heron; Papeiris son of Herakleides; Horos son of Horos; Phanomgeus son of - - -; Papeis son of - - -; Anchorimphis son of Apol(--); Ptolemaios son of Ischyrion(?); Heras(?) son of Heras; Petheus son of Menches; Ekysis(?) son of - - -; Sarap(--), apator, son of TBhaesis; Achillas son of So[- - -]; Ptolemaios son of Melanas; Phanomgeus son of Horos; Abous son of Petheus; Petheus son of Petheus; Psenatymis, his brother; - - -s son of P- - -; Ptolemaios son of Herakleides; Harpokration son of Horion; Petesouchos(?) son of Euemeros and Taeuemeros, grandson of Petaus; Petheus son of Phasis and Heras, grandson of Pe- - -; Herakl(--) son of Herakleides and Thermouthis, grandson of Didas; Phaseis (Phasis) son of Harpalos and Tauris, grandson of Petheus; Hes9#)#9†hA19.5 x 20.5 cm24-5006E2-AUnknown local officialPH+ P.Mich. inv. 2953; see also P.Mich. inv. 2960aList of lessees with summary of seed loans by cleruchiesLine 60: adel(phos) is followed by a word of 4(?) letters, beginning with a chi; line 71: read (purou artabai) 3 1/6 [- - -], instead of (purou artabai) 3 . [- - -]; line 72: read (aroura) 1 1/2 1/4, instead of (aroura) 1 1/4. (PH)1B55/156(?) A.D.Pearl OM(inv. 2954) Kerkesoucha; Ptolemais (Nea); 14th cleruchy; Karanis; Patsontis; 15th cleruchyP.Mich.inv. 2954GreekAnn ArborCol. I - 24; Col. II - 24FPapYesNoO.M. Pearl published inv. 2953+2954 and 2960a as parts of the same roll. The relation between them seems uncertain: all of them concern probably the 18th year, but inv. 2960a is or#/5a†9AAunes son of Horos; Ptolemaios, his brother; [- - -] son of Melanas; Petsiris son of Pe[- - -]; [- - -] son of Onnophris; Onnophris son of Onnophris; [- - -], his brother; Aphrod(--) son of Dioskoros; Petaus son of Onnophris; [- - -] son of Petaus; Pet- - son of [- - -] and Tha- -os, grandson of Pnepheros; Camelius (see Geographica); Germanicus (see Geographica); Ou - - -; Horos son of - - -; Pameion son of - - -z^Loan; Personal status: apator (of unknown father); Profession; Taxation (Land); Tax collection{Xousiai (former estates) of Camelius, [- - -]ra(--), and Germanicus; Kerkesoucha; Karanis|PHO=Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptP4broken off on the left and right sides; much damagedQ1RRecto; Verso is blankS DocumentaryT 2960ar.bmpX 2960ar_a.bmpX 2960ar_b.bmpX 2960ar_c.bmpX 2960ar_d.bmpht hand and seems to be made of a different kind of papyrus.badly damaged and very fragile, isn't it? realign, if possi9L0ˆhD, which was glued to them on the left side, is lost; the one on the right side (bearing col. II) is nearly completely broken off; damaged along the folds1Recto; Verso: traces of seven lines on the back of the sheet bearing col. II onlyDocumentary4695r.bmp<_600DPIFront_R1>4695r_a.bmp<_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFEront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>i>RectoPMich MichaelAdministration; Liturgy (compulsory public service - exemption)Summary Copy of Reports to a Strategos1965Made of two sheets of papyri glued together; another one, which was glued t=%‰X 6909r_b.bmp` 6909v_a.bmphA29 x 11 cmpurchased in 1943 through Th. WhittemorePaulos, son of IoannesPHArchive of Dioskoros of AphroditoReceipt for rent paid in advanceBL VII, 117 (date; l. 4)July 9, 540 or 555 A.D.Sijpesteijn PJAphrodite; georgion kaloumenon Euethiou (see also P.Lond. IV, 1419; 1474)P.Mich.inv. 6909GreekAnn ArborRechave given you this receipt as afore said. Epeiph 15 of the fourth indiction (concerning) the afore-mentioned two arourai in fruitful land. (2nd H.) (Cross) I, the afore-said Paulos, son of Ioannes, agree as afore said. (3rd H.) (Cross) I, Aurelius Apollos, son of Hermauos(?), am witness as afore said. (4th H.) (Cross) Written by me, Pilatus, nomicus. (Cross) (Verso) (5th H.) Receipt of (Cross) Paulos, son of Ioannes, landowner (Cross).ollos son of HeSp1950|}~1951}~ꂅ낅삅킅  !"#$%&'()*+,-./0123456789:;<=>?@ABCDEFGHIJKLMNOPQRSTUVWXYZ[\]^_`abcdefgh !"#$%&'()*+,-./023456789:;<=>?@ABCDEFGHIJKLMNOPQRST@19521953UVWXYZ[1954aa!"b4cpj`WcplDWEWmWqW}WEWMWRWpWyW{WWWWWWWGWKW~Womani15VVVWWWcugusiWW W WWW<W=W>W?W@WAWWWdWd'un<W=W>W?W@WAWd-iWdanielWdansqWdaris}WEWRWWW WWWWWdavidaWdaviesWdetWIWderDWGWdesqWdgsWdimWW<W=W>W?W@WAWIWdispositiftWdissWWdlIWdoc}WEWRWWW WWWWWdocsyWdocuments!W#WdoddsAWdorandiWWW W WWW<W=W>W?W@WAWWWWdroitqWemWWWIWe-junackWeaWWeditorDWEWmWqW}WEWHWMWRW_W`WaWlWpWqWsWuWwW{WWWWWWWWWOWsWtW|WWWWWWWWWWWWWWWW6WW1W`WWWW/W<W:;1980傂L1981)#$ 1982*+,-./01xviWxviiWWWxviiiJWKWLWMWNWOWPWQWRWSWTWUWVWWWYWZW[W\W]W^W_W`WaWbWcWdWeWfWgWhWiWjWkWlWmWnWoWpWqWrWsWtWuWycsxWycs28xVyoutieWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWzasWWWWWzas64Vzas66VVVVzen0WRWSW^W`WWWzenon<Wzenon-archivs<WzpeWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWW A"2KP#"0yPLyaqPb6oyP>yB P= B W P  P PWy Pby P:y"EŒ AP.Mich. inv. 4969B11CParELuppe WFZPE 93G155-156H1992IPl IV1UNoWYes[-codex; literary; unidentified iambic trimeterh/>209-211Pl. VIII, IXSB XX 15190ZPE 931992<_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_60Bn0DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>\k publishedŒ AP.Mich. inv. 4969B11CParELuppe WFZPE 93G155-156H1992IPl IV1UNoWYes[-codex; literary; unidentified iambic trimeterh<_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIB'#YŒ[ 4385r2_b.bmp[ 4385r2_c.bmp\ 4385r2_d.bmp\ 4385r2_e.bmp\ 4385r2_f.bmp^ 4385r3_a.bmp^ 4385r3_b.bmp^ 4385r3_c.bmp_ 4385r3_g.bmp_ 4385r3_h.bmp_ 4385r3_i.bmphA60.5 x 26 cm25-5026D over C Unknown local scribePHSchedule or itinerary prepared for inspection of arid and untilled land, of land of which the use or category has been changed, of arid land leased at reduced rates, and of land yielding no tax revenue because of deceased or runaway proprietors.80 A.D., probably in March-AprilPearl OMPsenyris; dioryx Sakolaou; Bithynon Isionos (Arsing for it and has recorded what will be the yield from his own cultivation or through lease. It was permitted to report later, for the present apart from the receipts, the sums due out of the principal amounts booked for the first year; it is reported in order that the prosecution shall have taken place and it be determin1* Z9chrestosWSWchristodorosxWWchristophorosWWWWWWchristophorossonofapollosVchrysasqWWW}WWchrysassonofhorosgymnasiarchosVchrysermosWXWWchrysipposPWchrysochooiWchrysochoos2W[Wchrysomallos"churchWcinyraWciraRWWNWOWSWVWXWcWpWzWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWW!W2W4W5W6W7W8W9W:W;W<W=W>W?W@WAWWWWW WWWhWiWWWWWWWWWWW1WXW[W]Wclaudiusdionysiosseealsosbi567618 VclaudiusemperorV VVVVVVVVV4V7V:V@VEVIVLVMVNVSVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVXV]Vclaudiusemperorseealsogeographica<VclaudiusiulianusprefectofegyptVHBx5unknowntax-collectorhIDWT-@unknownzenon@.unnamedtax-collector@?8valeriusaliasheronsonofdioskoros@u6102/103@/111@138-160ad@6146@0161@@18 H180@&182-185@1194@M~2-5@211/212@2212E23AJ239-240ad@@w24-25@+>241@"j253@)^26653277@280@-293@H|295@2ndhalfofiindcentad@430@302/303ad@I:31|&360@54541or42ad@545-46ad@Top of 2nd new locker (oversize folder)PapNoYesOnly on recto column 2190-191rJRA supplement 31991<_600DPIFrB.ont_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>k published ‚3AP.Mich.inv. 4800Bfragments I-III + fragments a-lCPapE Musurillo HFJRS 47G185-190H1957MActa AlexandrinorumN Musurillo HO22P1961UYesVBWYesX 26-B17F-A$bŠzhA10.5 x 9 cm; 9.3 x 16.3 cm28-C87K-ADemosthenesPH+ P.Mich. inv. 5475Fragmentsof four consecutive columns from a roll that contained the 23rd oration of Demosthenes (Against Aristocrates)One more piece (two fragments) was found under P.Mich. inv. 5475, bearing the end of In Aristocratem 177. (PH)IInd cent. A.D.Husselman EM-P.Mich.inv. 5472GreekAnn ArborFragment 1, col. I - 17; Fragment 1, col. II - 20; Fragment 2, col. III - 23; Fragment 2, col. IV - 34LPapNoYes"brown glass"; check tapes - put it in a smaller glass, without all the useless stuff?Unknown place, province of Egyptsmall, neat uncial-120-125Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of F`r5unknownofficialfVunknownofficialsepimeletaiorapodektaiVVVVunknownpaesis2VunknownscribeDVEV VVVVVVVVVGVGVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVunknownscribeforthecopygaiusapolinariusnigeroriginalVunknownscribegaviuskallimachosbibliophylaxVunknownscribekronionsonofapionVunknownscribeofclaudiusasklepiadesstrategosVunknownscribeofthegrapheionVRV`V1V>VTVUVunknowntaxcollectorVVunknowntax-collectorVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVIVJVLV^VoVVVVCVGVWVjVVVVV VVVVVVVV7VPV;K@it's3WWWmW?WOWitemsWitsWiuliaWiv Wiv-x`Wix-xiWjoinEWyWWOWVWWWWWW3W#WAWJWMWNWRWSWUW[W|W}WWWWWWWWWWWWWWW W W"WIWbWlW|WWWWWW W WWW)WZW[WlWnWtW|W}W~WWWWWWWWWWDWPWcWWWWWWWWWOWjoin2fragmentsVjoin2fragmentscheckforunfolding|Vjoin2fragmentsetcVjoin2fragmentsunfoldbottomoftherightfragment1smallPVjoin2partiesVjoin2partsl5-6fragmentmisplacedl14-15fragmentfoldeVjoin2piecessmallfragmenttounfoldinline3Vjoin3partstheleftpartoftheleftfragmentisabitlooVjoinalignglasslVjoinallfragmentsincludingthecornelloneunderoneglass}VVgneededamongoth VSl'% 0.5DW0.63W0.8yW0.9;WW1yWWWWWWWWWFWWDWMWlWW1-10yW1.13WWW1.23W1.4;WW1.55WyWWWWW-WWWMWW1.5x15.2frg13.5x24cmfrg2VWWWWWWW$W%WWWWWWWWW~WWWTWgWW10x11cmeV10x15cmV10x3.5cmV10x4.4V10x4.8cmV10x5cmV10x5.5cmwhencombinedwithomichinv9449V10x5.5cmwhencombinedwithomichinv9451V10x6cmV10x7.5cmKVTV10x7.8cm~V10x8V10x8.2cm~V10.2W4WVWWlW:W;WWWWWtWWvWwWW10.2x11cmV10.2x14.3V10.2x20.3cmVV10.2x22.5cmtV10.2x6cmlV10.2x6.3cmV10.3WWwW\WWWWbWW WWWJWtW10.3x12.5cmbV already sug#SRzŒ8AFragments of a journal (morning report?) of a military unit, including the copy of a letter(?) describing the details of some event, perhaps the attempted acclamation of a new emperor by some troops (among which at least a legion and the ala veterana Gallica)y"Iulius Alexandrus (Alexandros) (?)zArmy; History; Revolt(?){Gallica|PH~BL X, 124 (bibliography)O Unknown placeP3broken off at the top, bottom, left and right sidesQ5 (inv. 2758 only)RIVerso; Recto bears a similar report (Rom.Mil.Rec. 52; Ch.L.A. XLII, 1213)S Documentary` 2761v_a.bmp` 2758v_a.bmpa 2761v_b.bmpa 2758v_b.bmpb 2758v.bmphb 2758v.bmphtine. Una prima recognizione (Messina, 1993) No. A 132; 266.@AR 1  2 I  Rp7/30/97s1628'ŒAP.Mich.inv. 2758BVersoCPapD+ P.Mich. inv. 2761E Sanders HAF PMich VIIG455H1947IPl. XIVb (fragment b only)M C.Pap.Lat.N Cavenaile RO133P1957UNoWYesD.T7MJ7‰AP.Mich.inv. 6906CPapD!Archive of Dioskoros of AphroditoESijpesteijn PJF PMich XIIIG666H1977I Pl. XXIV-XXVKHBL VII, 117 (l. 1, 9, 29, 34, 35); BL VIII, 217 (l. 3); BL IX 163 (date)UYesVtop of AWYesX(purchased in 1943 through Th. Whittemore[ Lease of Land\*56 x 33.5 cm; + 1 fragment of 3.2 x 1.5 cm the most discreet presbyter to execute this agreement. (8th H.) I, Aurelius Ioannes, son of Kyriakos, bear witness to this agreement, having heard declarations from the persons executing it.[j+Done, on the orig.; conservation17; scannedk publishedlJ. Gascou, CE 52 (1977) p. 364.p9/4/98s3019‰AP.Mich.inv. 6906CPapD!Archive of Dioskoros of AphroditoESijpesteijn PJF PMich XIIIG666H1977I Pl. XXIV-XXVKHBL VII, 117 (l. 1, 9, 29, 34, 35); BL VIII, 217 (l. 3); BL IX 163 (date)UYesVtop of AWYesX(purchased in 1943 through Th. Whittemore[ Lease of Land\*56 x 33.5 cm; + 1 fragment of 3.2 x 1.5 cmgment of 3.2 x 1.5 cm censitor; VictoWhittemore[ Lease of Land‰lAJ. Bingen, Latomus 8 (1949) p. 72; R. Marichal, Scriptorium 4 (1950) p. 124, No. 78; S. Daris, Aegyptus 36 (1956) p. 241-242; G.R. Watson, The Roman Soldier (Ithaca, N.Y., 1969) p. 240, No. 182; J.F. Gilliam, AJP 71 (1950) p. 436-437 [= Roman Army Papers (Amsterdam, 1986) p. 57-58]; J.F. Gilliam, AJP 88 (1967) p. 100; R.W. Davies, Aegyptus 53 (1973) p. 89; R.W. Davies, Aegyptus 57 (1977) p. 151-159; S. Daris, A.N.R.W. II, 10, 1 (Berlin - New York, 1988) p. 762; N. Giov Marchioli, Alle oriBVgini delle abbreviature latine. Una prima recognizione (Messina, 1993) No. A 132; 266.D@AR T  U   Rp7/30/97s1627-ns>Sarapion son of . . . (Orapollon, Horapollon?); Aprius <OR: Arrius> Ammonianus, centurio; [- - -] Ammonianus (same as the preceding?); Hor[- - -](?); [- - -] Isidorus (Isidoros); (unnamed) dromedarius; (unnamed) centuriones; (unnamed) decurio; Aurelius <OR: CereliuS=!$iyounger9WYWWWWWWW1W3W7W@WHWIWMWZWnWWWWWWWWWWWWWOWYWWW WWWyour_W`WaWgW|WWWWWWW&W?WsWtWuWvW|WWWWWWWWWWWWWWWOWWWWWW/W0W5W?WHWWW^WeWhWoWpWqWsWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWW WW"W:W>W?W@WBWCWDWEWGWHWIWJWLWMWNWOWPWQWRWSWTWWWWWWW.W7W}WWWWyoursFWyourselfsW6W=WZW^WgWhWoWpWqWW#W3WOWPW7WWyourselves[Wyouth5Wzabdis6WzealhWW"WzealouslyWzenasWWWWWzenassonofpabVzenian#Wzeniketes5WzenodorosSWzenois WS S‰iA(Latin) [- - -] when they were taken [- - -] how much harm [- - -] they don't comply (with her demands?). (Greek) [When the] flax was sown, a swallow, [being clever, urged] the other birds to destroy [altogether] what would destroy them, by collecting [the seed]; but they failed to understand the advice of the swallow. Not long after, when the flax had been twisted into nets, the swallow transferred herself to the houses of man and built her nest just under his roof; and when the other birB;ds were pressed tight (in the nets), they perceived [- - -])@Af h  o    fs of man and built her nest just under his roof; and when the other birB;ds were pressed tight (in the nets), they perceived [- - -])@Af h  o    font_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4<CiotherwiseWWYWhWiWWWMWWWW:WvW~WWothrsWouainaphisWouainaphissonofsalaeVouainaphrisWouainaphrisshepherdVoualasWWoualesUWoualessonofsarapion1UVouenabelWouenabelsonofpetros80artabai80VouenaphreisWouenaphreis2donkeysVouenaphreissonofpriscus2donkeysVouenaphresWdrachmaiVouenaphrissonofpaesios4000drachmai Vouenaphristhroughnemeforthecropsofthe5thyearoftheVouetisWoughtQW|WWvWoulkraWounaphrisWounaphrissonofaionisVouncesWWounnaphresWourWWWWWWW?W@WWWW WWWWAWQWhWjWtWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWW WWW$W1W2W7W:W=W>W?WDWMWOWPWWW]WbWcWdWoWsW{W|W}WWour>W#K#yŒhBnoiton polis); ousiai (former estates) of: Germanicus; Severus; Antonius; Charmos; Iucundus & ChresimosP.Mich.inv. 4385GreekAnn ArborCol. I - 16; col. II - 25; col. III - 24; col. IV - 26; col. V - 181 glass (top of I) + 1 folder (-)PapNoYesP.Mich. inv. 4385, fragments b-d, is part of a roll patched together to write the record of the daily receipts of the grapheion of Karanis, in theC IInd cent. A.D. Fragments b-d were glued to the left of fragment a, which offers on the recto a Latin text (P.Mich. VII, 430). In col. I, there are traces of one more line between lines 14 and 15."fragment b" to be joined to "fragment a"; join also frgg. c-d (would be better for scanning, but it should be put under glass, then - so, easier to join the scans?) - two small pieceson top of lines 4-6 of col. 5: to be removed? also to be removed: bit of tape on line 8 of col.Šk publisheds3143ŠAP.Mich.inv. 6642CPapESijpesteijn PJFZPE 100G278-82H1994I Pl. XIX, XXUNoWYesX/purchased from Nahman through H.I. Bell in 1934hinv. 864PapNoYes186-188ZPE 101973<_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPBIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>k publishedŠAP.Mich.inv. 6642CPapESijpesteijn PJFZPE 100G278-82H1994I Pl. XIX, XXUNoWYesX/purchased from Nahman through H.I. Bell in 1934hsteijn PJFZPE 100G278-82H1994I Pl. XIX, XXUNoWYesX/purchased from Nahman through H.I. Bell in 1934h  pmichvii pmichviipmichinv2761Gljgascouce521977p362-363rsbagnall-kaworpbasp171VVjgascouce521977p363jgascoucripel71985p133135Vjgascouce521977p363-364dhagedornzpe281978p284jVjgascouce521977p364Vjgascouce521977p364rsbagnall-kaworpbasp151978Vjgascouce521977p364-365Vjgascouce521977p365jgkeenanzpe531983p248-249lVjgascouce521977p365-366psicorrip22pkoelniiipVjgascouce521977p366gmparassoglouhellenika301977-Vjgascouce581983p230hmaehlergnomon571985p34Vjgascouce581983p230-231hmaehlergnomon571985p34-Vjgascouce711996p343-351harupprechttyche121997pOVjhengstlprivatearbeitsverhaeltnissefreierpersonenbonn Vjkruegeroxyrhynchusinderkaiserzeit1990p57-58n59dQVjlfournetbifao951995p199-200V V#V4Vjlwhitebasp131976p131aVstudpap111972p126pV), 103-107.#g6‰hFof the grapheion at Karanis (unpublished)Literary(?)4385r3_2.bmp<_600DPIFront_R1>4385r3_c.bmp<_600DPIFront_R2>4385r3_i.bmp<_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8> to the left of fragment a; a few letters of it were mistaken by H.A. Sanders as a correction, numbered as line 13 (= P.Congr. XV 15, line 97). The left part of what was given as fragment d in P.Mich. VII (fragment from inv. 4390) joins inv. 4385, fragment a, to the left, giving the beginnings of 7 lines of a second column. This proves also that the lines of fragment a were complete on the right side, and that there was a shorter line between lines 10 and 11 of the edition, as alrea6#&ˆLiAThe seventh year of Tiberius Claudius Caesar Augustus Germanicus the Emperor, in the month Sebastos. On the 2nd. Agreement of mortgage on 2 arourai, (made) by Kronion to Apollonios. (Fee:) 4 drachmai. Loan of 308 drachmai with the same (land as guaranty), (made) by Apollonios to the same Kronion. (Fee:) 4 drachmai. On the 5th. Lease of 7 arourai, (made) by Haryotes to Dios. (Fee:) 4 silver drachmai. Acknowledgment of receipt of 92 silver drachmai, (made) by Papontos and another to PastoousB. (Fee:) 8 obols. Acknowledgment of receipt of 420 silver drachmai, (made) by Hatres and his wife to Didyme. She owes the scribe's fee. Agreement of mortgage on a share of a house, (made) by Thenkebkis to Papnebtynis. (Fee:) 4 drachmai. Loan of 100 silver drachmai with the same (share as guaranty), (made) by Papnebtynis to Thenkebkis. (Fee:) 2 drachmai. Lease of a garden, (made) by Galates to Tesenouphis and his wife. (Fee:) 4 silver drachmai. Agreement of lease, by way of payment in advan|PH ‰b 6899r_3f.bmpb 6899r_4e.bmpb 6899r_4f.bmpb 6899r5_g.bmpb 6899r5_h.bmpb 6899r5_i.bmpc 6899r_3g.bmpc 6899r_3h.bmpc 6899r_4g.bmpc 6899r_4h.bmpc 6899r5_j.bmpc 6899r5_k.bmpc 6899r5_l.bmpd 6899r_3i.bmpd 6899r_3j.bmpd 6899r_4i.bmpd 6899r_4j.bmpd 6899r5_m.bmpd 6899r5_n.bmpd 6899r5_o.bmpe 6899r_3k.bmpe 6899r_3l.bmpe 6899r_4k.bmpe 6899r_4l.bmpe 6899r5_p.bmpe 6899r5_q.bmpe 6899r5_r.bmpf 6899r_3m.bmpf 6899r_3n.bmpf 6899r_4m.bmpf 6899r_4n.bmpf 6899r5_s.bmpf 6899r5_t.bmpf 6899r5_u.bmpg 6899r_3o.bmpg 6899r_3p.bmpg 6899r_4o.bmpg 6899r_4p.bmpg 6899r5_v.bmpg 6899r5_w.bmph the heirs nor the assigns nor the successors of each other because they have settled in all points according to the afore-said written decision and each party has in regard to all these points sworn by the holy and consubstantial Trinity and by the victory and the safety of the gloriously triumphant Lord of the universe Flavius Justinianus the eternal Augubmp4\IdjtraianosWWWWWWWW*WWWWW-WLWMWNWOWPWRWSWTWoWzW}W~WWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWW W W W W WWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWW W!W"W#W$W%W&W'W(W)W*W+W,W-W.WtWtraianos1judeochristiannameslikeioannesisakiosenglishVtraianosaddashoppressionorso/Vtraianosanyideaforthetoponyminl2itmightendinpoluVtraianosapergazomenoiVVardisclearenoughtranslationtextVtraianoscheckareyoutie'snotesworthmentioningxVtraianoscheckshpleaseVV7l"jdoneontheorigconservation5traianosdivisionofthepersVVVdoneontheorigconservation5traianosjointothis1or23Vdoneontheorigconservation5traianosshouldimakeanoteVdoneontheorigconservation5traianostranslationihavemOV=BiknownyWWWWWjWWknowsW"WlWWWkoaszWkoba WkoisWWkolQWkolephiskWkoles!WkoleuseWkolintathyrWkolkoulis WkollWkollaeis WkollasimosWkollauthisRW W WWWkolleuthis{WbWkollouchiosWkollouthosWWOWWWGW[WWWWWWWW\WlWyWWWWWWWW.WbWzW}WWWWWWWWWYWWWWWW W WWWWWW1Wkollouthoshisbrother1artabeofwheatVkollouthossonofabokVkollouthossonofsilvanusVkollybosWWWkomonWNWWWW3W;WfWsW<WWW W W=WQkomon18artabaisVkomonsonofkalloniosVkonnasMWkonnosTWvW~WkononkW W6WkonopisWkonopsisWkonyphisWkoprea+WkopresWWW#lrpwinnington-ingramlustrum31958p7n2epoehlmanngriVrpintaudizpe1171997p201-202gVrsbagnallbwfrierthedemographyofromanegyptcambridgVVXV[VVVrsbagnallbasp281991p31-32andn16Vrsbagnallegyptinlateantiquityprinceton1993p234-235Vrsbagnallegyptinlateantiquityprinceton1993p293n1Vrsbagnalletalconsulsofthelatterromanempireatlanta[Vrsbagnalljarce141977p85n54VVVrsbagnallkaworpbasp161929p224Vrsbagnallkaworpbasp161979p222Vrsbagnallkaworpbasp161979p222-223AVrsbagnallkaworpbasp161979p223V`V5VVrsbagnallkaworpbasp161979p223-224whmlieskerk|Vgr. XV 15), which was glued to the left of fragment a; a few letters of it were mistaken by H.A. Sanders as a correction, numbered as line 13 (= P.Congr. XV 15, line 97). The left part of what was given as fragment d in P.Mich. VII (fraNP4repeditordoranditrepserchlaxlii1994reppgno1225 Vrepeditordoranditrepserchlaxlvii1997no1437awitVrepeditorfinkrorepserrommilrec1971no52VVrepeditorfinkrorepserrommilrec1971no53VVrepeditorfinkrorepseraja681964pg297-299withpl95 Vrepeditorfinkrorepserrommilrec1971nopg39}Vrepeditorfinkrorepserrommilrec1971nopg40RVrepeditorfrancejrepserzpe124repyear1999reppgnoVorgallavotticrepserrivfil571929pg31-59IVrepeditorgelzertrepserzpe41969pg123-33Vrepeditorgilliamjfrepsertapa881957pg155-68EVrepeditorgutinge-junackk-nimtz-witterepserneuetestaVrepeditorkilpatrickgd-robertschrepserjths471946pgVrepeditorlengerm-threpsercordptolrepyear19802reVrepeditorllewelynsrrepsernewdocs1998p78yVrepeditorlloyd-joneshparsonsprepsersupplhell1983pCV*#430fragmentaV431g431-5 432ʂ433Ԃ434435zWW435440V436437Â438439ۂ44ǂӂ#440}WW440435V441'442o443Ă444҂444-5p445{446ql447 r448v449x 45䂆Ԃm45-4645-4845-7450e451ႆ452y 453454455line 13 (= P.Congr. XV 15, line 97). The left part of what was giveCn as fragment d in P.Mich. VII (fragment from inv. 4390) joins inv. 4385, fragment a, to the left, giving the beginnings of 7 lines of a second column. (PH) join to 4385 fragment b, so that the place of the 2 fragments of fragment a is fixed; join 3rd fragmentUnknown place, province of Egyptrustic capital hand slightly mixed with uncial forms-430Pl. III (inv. 4385, fragment a only)Karanis, Herakl) NPbrokenWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWW W W W W WWWWWWWWWWWWWWW$W*W,W/W1W2W4W5W7W8W9W<W=WBWCWEWGWKWOWWWXWZW[W\W^W`WaWbWcWhWiWlWnWpWrWtWvWwWyW}W~WWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWW(W)W,W/WCWIWKWVWrWzW{W|W}WWWWrtain. (PH) The date in the upper margin was certainly written after the Latin text.n=Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of Egypt?GOicollatedWcollateralFWnWcolleagueWW?W@WWcolleaguesW!WW$WKWcollect<WmWpWcollectedfWWpWsW{WWWWWhWiWWcollectibleWcollectingFWWWWYWlWWwWWcollectionWW_WpWWWVWwW WcollectiveOWcollectorW}WW_WWWWWKW_WjWWWW$Wcollector'suWWcollectorsWWWWWWWWWWWWWW`WoWWWWWKWcollectors>`Wcollects'WcoloniaWWcolonianusWcolonnadeMWcolorWSWcolorsyWWWWWcoltsWcolumnVWYWWWWWWWcolumnspWWcomarchs5WWWoWWWcombedWcombustibleW'WFWcomeW4WsWyWWWWWWWWWWWWOW1W'WeWhW7W@WDWFWIWMWS=#\‰hDh. The place of the right part of "fragment d" is uncertain. (PH) The date in the upper margin was certainly written after the Latin text.join to 4385 fragment b, so that the place of the 2 fragments of fragment a is fixed; join 3rd fragment -> glass needed, it seemsUnknown place, province of Egyptrustic capital hand slightly mixed with uncial forms (Sanders); rapid Rustic with some cursive elements (Lowe)Traianus, Emperor430, fragment aPl. III (inv. 4385, fragment a only)Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of Egyptfragment a, rectoPMich VIILiterature; Latin; ProverbsCollection of Brief Sayings1947Cut off on the left side before being reused (see note); broken off in the center and at the right2Recto; Verso is a record of the daily receipts #iS=‰zLiterature; Latin; Proverbs{-|PHO Unknown place, province of EgyptPbCut off on the left side before being reused (see note); broken off in the center and at the rightQ2RXRecto; Verso is a record of the daily receipts of the grapheion at Karanis (unpublished)S Literary(?)T 4385r3_2.bmpX 4385r3_c.bmpX 4385r3_d.bmpX 4385r3_e.bmpX 4385r3_f.bmpY 4385r3_i.bmpY 4385r3_j.bmpY 4385r3_k.bmpY 4385r3_l.bmphA23.5 x 22.5 cm25-5026D over C UnknownPH+ P.Mich. inv. 4390 + 4386Collection of short sayings and pieces of advice, some of which deal with cursing or other evil utterance, and with the choice of a bridgegroom and giving a dowrySee noteIst-beginning of IInd cent. A.D. (before 115 A.D., see note)Sanders HA-P.Mich.inv. 4385LatinP.Mich<_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>s{-5#h‰Boins inv. 4385, fragment a, to the left, giving the beginnings of 7 lines of a second column. This proves also that the lines of fragment a were complete on the right side, and that there was a shorter line between lines 10 and 11 of the edition, as already suggested by R. Merkelbach. The place of the right part of "fragment d" is uncertain. (PH) The date in the upper margin was certainly written after the Latin text.n=Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of Egypto$Latin, with a marginal text in GreekrNMain text, col. I - 14; main text, col. II - 8; Greek text in upper margin - 4snrustic capital hand slightly mixed with uncial forms (Sanders); rapid Rustic with some cursive elements (Lowe)uUnknownv<_600DPIFront_R5>4390rd_a.bmp<_600DPIFront_R6>4390rd_b.bmp<_600DPIFront_R7>4390re_a.bmp<_600DPIFront_R8>4390re_c.bmp<_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8> f P.Mich. VII, 430 (= fragment a of P.Mich. inv. 4385), there is no "fragment a" of P.Mich. inv. 4390. P.Mich. inv. 4390 + 4385, fragment a, is part of a roll patched together to write on the verCso the record of the daily receipts of the grapheion of Karanis. 3 fragments from inv. 4390 and 1 from inv. 4386, bearing hardly any legible letter have been joined to those published as "fragment b".join fragments of "fragment b"; some unfolding needed (among others, at top of "fragment c"); after that, I should check (once again) if there is any clue for the order of b and c from the verso, so call meUnknown place, province of Egyptrustic c*i? &6cent WWWWWWWWWWWWWWWW W"W$W%W&W(W)W*W+W-W.W/W0W1W2W4W5W6W7W8W9W:W;W<W=W>W?W@WAWBWCWDWEWFWGWHWIWJWKWLWMW=("p7/29/97 S<#j‰ hDith uncial forms (Sanders); rapid Rustic with some cursive elements (Lowe)-430Pl. IIIKaranis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptLowe EA1644Photo (upper part of fragment b only)CLA XI1966rectoPMich VIILiterature; Latin; ProverbsCollection of Brief Sayings1947baEdly damaged; fragments b and d broken off on the left side; fragment c broken off at the top and on the left side; some small, unnumbered fragments8Recto; Verso is a record of the daily receipts of the grapheion at Karanis (unpublished)Literary(?)4390rb.bmp<_600DPIFront_R1>4390rb_a.bmp<_600DPIFront_R2>4390rb_d.bmp<_600DPIFront_R3>4390rc_a.bmp<_600DPIFront_R4>4390rs{-BSPbadlydamagedinthecenterthreesmallfragmentsfoundwith!Vbadlydamagedmainlyatthetop{VbadlydamagedmainlyontheleftsideandinthelowerhalfVbadlydamagedontheleftsideVbadlydamagedontheright|VbadlydamagedontherightsidethepatternofthedamagererVbadlydamagedonlytheupperhalfofthefirstcolumnsurvivVbadlydamagedparticularlyalongthe5foldstheversoconta3Vbadlydamagedwithabroadstripmissingfromthecenterof8VbadlydamagedwithmanyholesVbadlydefaced`VbadlyeffacedVbadlyfadednearlyillegiblebrokenoffatthebottomandatVrubbedatseveralplacesparticularlyatthnVbadlyfrayedatthebottomOV}VbadlyfrayedatthebottomandmuchabradedatotherplacesVbadlyfrayedatthebottomdamagedalongsomefoldsVbadlyfrayedatthetopandbottomandthelastfewlinesariVjVbadlyfrayedatthetopwiththefirsttwolinesalmostcompVh#p#qŒiDolive yard of Akouso, also called Tamystha. Ofparcel 7, 4 arourai : boundaries, on the south, a canal, and, for a space, royalland; on the north, a canal after which a field; on the east, royal land and <fields> of the estate of Germanicus; on the west, a canal. Of parcel 8, 3 arourai : boundaries, on the south and west, sown fields; on the north, <fields> of the estate of Severus, salted out; on the east, sown fields, and, for a space, <fields> of the estate of Severus, Esalted out. Of parcel 9, 4 arourai : <boundaries>, on the south, a water channel; on the north, royal land; on the east, royal land, and, for a space, an olive yard of Dositheos, son of Dositheos; on the west, arid land of the estate of Antonia. Equal the preceding 45 1/4 arourai; equal, with the inspection of the unsown arid land in accord with the foregoing boundaries. Through the record of new plantations of the first year the village clerks have shown that some were upgraded firs# #oŒiByal land; on the north, royal land, in part sanded out; on the west, a canal and a field. Of parcel 3, 5 arourai : boundaries, on all sides, sown royal land. Of parcel 4, 6 1/2 arourai : boundaries, on the south and west, the canal called of Sakoloas; on the north, royal land, and, in part, the canal of Sakolaos; on the east, the grain fields of Thermouthis, daughter of Strateios, and in part sown royal land. Of parcel 5, 6 1/2 arourai : boundaries, on the south and north and east, royal lCand, in part salted out; on the west, a canal, after which an olive yard of Ptolema, also called Tasoucharion. Of parcel 6, 11 3/4 arourai : boundaries, on the south, sown royal land, and, for a space, the date grove of Eirene; on the north, royal land, and, for a space, <fields> of the estate of Germanicus, in part sanded out; on the west, a canal, after which the olive garden of Dionysios, the son of Sambathion, and, for a space, royal land; on the east, a conduit, after which the #o#rŒiFt in the first year, wherefore they are reported in order that it be determined whether they are so. Of those upgraded in the tenth year from the ousiac lands of the estate of Charmos, <the arourai> upgraded by Ammonios the former strategos to vineyard from the tenth year and changed in planting in the first year to olive yard <are> 2 9/16 arourai. Inspections in accord. Of lands reckoned in the class paying rent in kind and others in the class of private land, the village clerGks were in the second year relieved, as to the payments in kind and the fixed dues which were collectible, on their showing that the land cannot be sown by the public farmers nor otherwise yield revenue, and that of the former owners, some have died, and others have run away, and that, out of the lands (paying rents in kind) they (the clerks) have taken control of these (ownerless or unleased lands) on account of the fact that they (the lessees) owe very large sums for the leases they had #q!:ŒiHassumed. Of Philoutarion, the daughter of Eudaimon, of the quarter of the Bithynians of the Iseion, the <arourai> shown to be under control of no one; and of date plantation, with dry land, abandoned by Philoutarion, 5 3/4 arourai, shown not able to pay more of the public dues being collected. Inspection (in accord?). Concerning the inspection of dry land at reduced rate of the procuratorship and the ousiac land, I am making clear that I will submit below the schedule for the inspectIion later. From the new settlement, what was gathered from his own husbandry in the first year was collected, but for the second year the village clerk is collecting nothing for it and has recorded what will be the yield from his own cultivation or through lease. 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Inspection (in accord?). . . .zjdone, on the orig.; conservation5; Traianos - check distribution of records; numrotation des fragments, note, etc.; check: scanned images need treatment? SCANNED; checkedk publishedp7/28/97s2196$ŒAP.Mich.inv. 2761BVersoCPapD+ P.Mich. inv. 2758E Sanders HAF PMich VIIG450H1947IPl. XIbM C.Pap.Lat.N Cavenaile RO132P1957UNoWYesX24-X-west side[Report of a Military Unit\212 x 15 cm (fragment a); 1.1 x 4.7 cm (fragment f)_HThe fragments of inv. 2761 + 2758 are numbered as in Ch.L.A. XLII, 1213.n=Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptoLatinr?Fragment a, col. I - 13; fragment a, col. II - 7 fragment f - 5scursivetRep Editor - Daris S; Rep Ser. - Doc.Eser.Rom; 1964; No. 12; Rep Editor - Fink R.O.; Rep Ser. - Rom.Mil.Rec.; 1971; No. 53; Rep Editor - Dorandi T; Rep Ser. - Ch.L.A. XLII; 1994; No. 1213, with photo.uUnknownucun young shoots AaJviisi6isiak%W0WisiasyWisideianWisidoraW&WW+W~Wisidoratosarapiasherdaughtermanygreetingsbeforealle+VisidorianusWisidorosqWtW~WWWFWWWOWRWSjmWWWWWWWWWWW WWW$W>W?W@WFWPWUW\WaWiWqWWWWWWWWFWL|WWWWWWWWeWWW2W5WEWGW_WdWfWtWWWWWWWWW WW"WoWWWWWWWWWWW.W4W8WSWpWsWWWWWWWWWW+W.WW<WisidorossonofantoniusPVisidorossonofartemidorosVisidorossonofherasGVisidorossonofhorosVisidorossonofhoros1Visidorossonofkanaout3sacks5VisidorossonofpaulosFVisidorossonofpemesVisidorossonofpolydeukesqV#y# ŒhFon_or_Side>fragments b-d, rectoP.Congr.XVAgriculture; Cadastre (Land Control & Inspection); Irrigation; Land Ownership; Personal status: Alexandrian woman; Taxation (Land) (& exemption); Tax collection; Topography (Psenyris); WomanSchedule for Inspection of Land1979broken off on the left side; cut off and glued to P.Mich. inv. 4385, fragment a, on the right side (see note)3Recto; Verso Gis a record of the daily receipts of the grapheion at Karanis (unpublished)Documentary4385r1.bmp4385r3_1.bmp<_600DPIFront_R1>4385r1_a.bmp<_600DPIFront_R2>4385r1_d.bmp<_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4>4385r2_a.bmp<_600DPIFront_R5>4385r2_d.bmp<_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7>4385r3_a.bmp<_600DPIFront_R8>4385r3_g.bmp<_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_#Y#xŒhD II - possible to unfold the folds (col. II particularly)??either Psenyris or Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of Egyptclear and practiced cursive[- - -] son(?) of Ptolemaios; Dionysios son of Ptolemaios; Chairemon, son of Sambas; Haryotes, son of Sambas; Sakolaos (see Geographica); Thermouthis daughter of Strateios; Ptolema alias Tasoucharion; Eirene; Germanicus (see Geographica); Dionysios son of Sambathion; Akouso alias TamysEtha; Severus (see Geographica); Dositheos son of Dositheos; Antonius (see Geographica); (unnamed) komogrammateis Charmos (see Geographica); Ammonios, former strategos; Philoutarion daughter of Eudaimon; Iucundus (see Geographica); Chresimos (see Geographica); Ammonios son of Didymos; Didyme daughter of Eubios, aste; Ptolemaios(?), son of K[- - -](?); Kleonikos son of Niko[- - -]; [- - -] Kalmos15Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of Egypt‰@ nwhB+%‰A%JS+'hB D#sP‰@# BA#OWhA#C#E#GXiA#C#E#G#I#K=jA%‰yShBYiAS‰wZSS~hBS{DSziASyATS‰hASvCS ‰\&ehBSpiA\‰@P!vhA4dC$ iAK‰@&n]hA$C$E$ ‰@5$E#9$hB#D#iA C$‰OShB`iAS‰hAaCS‰xbhBT\iAT]CT^‰8ATRThBTDciAT#‰jdone on ph.; check 2 books, second being: G. Cencetti, Memorie Accademia Bologna Cl. Sc. Mor., s. V 1, 1950, p. 5, n. 6 [= Scritti di paleografia, a cura di G. Nicolaj, Dietikon-Zuerich, 1993, p. 53, n. 6]: not in UofM. Traianos: Subject Headings?k publishedlAwR. Marichal, Scriptorium 4 (1950) p. 127, No. 160; J.-O. Tjaeder, Die nichtliterarischen lateinischen Papyri Italiens aus der Zeit 445-700, vol. 1 (Lund, 1955) p. 93, No. 41 and n. 1; J.F. Gilliam, AJP 71 (1950) p. 437 [= Roman Army Papers (Amsterdam, 1986) p. 58]; N. Giov Marchioli, Alle origini delle abbreviature latine. Una prima recognizione (Messina, 1993) No. A 334.w@A*   *p7/31/97s2535‰AP.Mich.inv. 5756BrectoCPapE Sanders HAF PMich VIIG460H1947IPl. XVIM C.Pap.Lat.N Cavenaile RO182P1957UNoWYesX29-X100[Petition\14 x 24.5 cm; 3.2 x 0.5 cmn=Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptoLatinr13meris, Arsinoite nom/ ‰ 9A[- - -]ratus, centurio; (Lucius Valerius) Proclus (prefect of Egypt); Nepheros [- - -]; (Marcus) Petronius (Honoratus, prefect of Egypt); Torquatus & Iulianus, consuls; Onnopher (Onnophris), son of Nilus (Neilos); (Lucius) Munatius (Felix, prefect of Egypt); Gallicanus & Vetus, consuls; Apollos, servus (doulos) of Sarapion; Tiberinus(?), centurio; Praesens & Rufinus, consuls; Arrius (Arrios) son of Sarapion; Victor, centurio; [- - -], centurio; Optatus, centurio; [(Marcus) Sempronius (LibeBralis, prefect of Egypt)]; [Commodus &] Lateranus, consuls; [- - -] Antiochus (Antiochos); [- - -]ab(?); Fortis, centurio; [Silvanus &] Augurinus, consuls; [- - -] Celerinus; (Marcus Annius) Syriacus (prefect of Egypt)z$Army; Personal status: slave; Police{-|PH~BL X, 124 (bibliography)O Unknown placePW?W@WAWpj6WWplDWEWuWWWW<WWWW WW>W@WAWWGWIWplatesWWplatesHWWWpmichDWEWHWMW`WaWsWuW{WWsWWWWGWKWpmichiv2pearlom-youtiehc1939358aghifVpreisendanz|WpriestOWWprimeraWgWwW W3WGW@WprocWpsakaonWWptollWW/WpwaWgWwW<W3WGW@WquotidianoIWrDWEWmWqW}WEWMWRWlWpWyW{WWWWWWW/WWWWWW W W WWWWWWWWWWWWGWIWKWyWWWWWrec}WEWRWWWWWWWWrectouW WreddetWrenehanIWrepDWEWmWqW}WEWHWMWRW`WaWgWlWpWqWsWuWwWyW{WWWWWWWWWOWsWtWvW|WWPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_60SKS.XhCNo>462pl. XVIII c (+ b)UnknownCavenaile R171 (with addenda, p. 439)CPL1957PMich VIIPersonal status: freedman; Slave; Taxation (manumissio)Freedman's Certificate1947Broken off at the bottom; partly faded1 (+ 1)Recto; Verso is blankDocumentary<_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>sons>Antonius Hermes, libertus of Antonius; Antonius [- - -], patronus of Antonius Hermes Chalcedonius (Chalkedonios), imperial slave (verna); [- -CPLQT9hA13.5 x 7.2 cmNovember 1924Unknown scribePHFragment of a certificated copy of the declaration (professio) of birth of a Roman boy, Marcus Cornelius Iustus. The wax side preserves the end of the declaration; the wood side preserves part of the list of (seven) witnesses, and the beginning of the copy of the declaration103 A.D. (?)728834Sanders HARep_Editor - Sanders HBA; Rep_Ser - PMich VII; Rep_Year - 1947; Rep_Pg_No 167 (on page 1) Rep_Editor - Cavenaile R; Rep_Ser - CPL; Rep_Year - 1959; Rep_Pg_No 149P.Mich. inv. 2737LatinAnn ArborPage III (wax) - 4; page IV (wood) - 4 + 2(was in big tin box, locker 20)Wax TabletNoYesJoin the 2 fragments? Rehouse (the "ouate" sticks to the piece!)Probably Alexandria, province of Egytr72764W2767W2785W2789WLW2798uW28W280-W281_W2810OW2811WW2812FW2816W2817WWWWW2818WW2819W282|W283W2830W2833W2839%W284W2841W2842W2843W2844$W2848pe of text_title>Recipe1947broken off on the left side and at the top and bottom1Documentary<_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>1$m3UjdownWWoWdownstairsWWWWWWWWWWWWWdpiWdrawersIWdrawingWdroitWdu WWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWW W W W W WWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWW W!W"W#W$W%W&W'W(W)W*W+W,WdueIWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWW W W W W WWWWWWWWWWWWWWWW3mAE!8veterans?WWOWviW_WWW W#Wvi-vii}WWvibius3WvicesimaWWWWvicinityDWEWWvictorWWWWWvictor'sWWviewWWW W!W"W#W$W%W&W'W(W)Wvii)W/WSW]WWJWW W$Wvii-ivWviiiWYW<WWWW W%W4WvillageWW1WWnW5WkWWW WWWEWKWSWxWWWWWWWDWOW^WqWuWzWWW Wvine|WWvine-dresser*WvinegarWvinesWWvineyard*WcWsWWWWYWGWvineyards}W7Wviolence3W%WWviolentW7WWviolentlyWvisitW%W2W4WvisitingWvividly,WvoidTWmWvowelWvowelsWwage WwagesWWWwait WwallWwalled=W?WTWWW]WdW~WWwanted WwantsWwarning1WwarrantWWW#d,456457458p 459mqsuv46ۂՂn460nt461462ႍ463\463-70z464465D#466킉!467?468|@469-A47łւ47-4847-4947-5147-60.470<470-478{471 =472c邉>4736474킆ꂉ4475Y5476:477ӂ8478J7479G;48ႆׂt480 94812482+,483484D485'(486$487N*488O489らB489-96=49}49-5149-52@490491492R493 494T495 J496\%497Ղ&498K"499Q-4a5ÂႂI /,IW5-65-9DE50Â؂500h0501R1502&Q503T504G505kK506N507M508HI509E)51܂ق,51-5351-5451-5951-62510b3511炉P512삉L513309';Pbrokencutoffontherightsideinkrubbedoffatplaces@#brokenintothreepartsandbadlyabradedalongverticalfol@5brokenoffatthebottom@ibrokenoffatthebottomandontheleftsideofpageibadl@Nbrokenoffatthebottomandslightlyontherightside@&brokenoffatthebottombadlybrokenalongafoldgluedto@?brokenoffatthebottomdamagedatthetop@Bbrokenoffatthebottommuchdamagedontheleftside@brokenoffattheleftandbottom@9&brokenoffattheleftrightandbottom{P0qQ$jcheck2articlesnotseenvVnotseenvVvVdergradpa3319m2p2231992VschrVcheckaccordingtokrusekatakrimausuallytranslatedbyfinVcheckacquisitionDVcheckacquisition1921VcheckacquisitionanyinformationdownstairsVcheckacquisitionforallthe4969sVcheckacquisitioninformationgivenbypmichiiinothinginVcheckaddgeneralbibliographyonthegrapheionLVeVV:V;V<V=V>Vcheckaddtextiletoothercards[VcheckaddtranslationmVcheckalandrepertoriumno0105nt46vanhaelstVcheckalandrepertoriumno0106nt53vanhaelstVcheckalandrepertoriumno0204ap33Vcheckalandrepertoriumno0204ap3vanhaelst4Vcheckalandrepertoriumno05at24-25vanhaelstclarysse'sVcheckalandrepertoriumnoap23vanhaelstVcheckalandrepertoriumnoap24vanhaelstVcheckalandrepertoriumnovar23od8vanhaelstVp359no543VxtbedemoticshowtodVj‰hEus>broken off at the top, bottom, left and right sides5 (inv. 2758 only)Recto; Verso bears a similar report (Rom.Mil.Rec. 53; Ch.L.A. XLII, 1213)Documentary2758r.bmp<_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBackFf_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8> r - Fink R.O.; Rep Ser. - Rom.Mil.Rec.; 1971; No. 52; Rep Editor - Dorandi T; Rep Ser. - Ch.L.A. XLII; 1994; No. 1213, with photo.BL X, 124 (bibliography)Nomidae (Numidae, Noumidai)pmichsandersP.Mich.inv. 2758LatinCairoFragment b - 17; fragment c - 7; fragment d - 3; frag#‰hEy)Recto; Verso bears a similar report (Rom.Mil.Rec. 53; Ch.L.A. XLII, 1213)Documentary2758r.bmp<_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7>F<_600DPIBack_R8> 1964; No. 12; Rep Editor - Fink R.O.; Rep Ser. - Rom.Mil.Rec.; 1971; No. 52; Rep Editor - Dorandi T; Rep Ser. - Ch.L.A. XLII; 1994; No. 1213, with photo.BL X, 124 (bibliography)Nomidae (Numidae, Noumidai)pmichsandersP.Mich.inv. 2761LatinCairoFragment a - 11; fragment f - 2PapNoYesThe fragments of in#"2fragmentd3VVfragmentd4;Vfragmentdcoli3Vfragmentdcolii6Vfragmentdendsof3lines Vfragmente2Vfragmente4Vfragmente7;VVfragmentf0;Vfragmentf2Vfragmentf5Vfragmentf6Vfragmentg5;Vfragmentg8Vfragmenth2Vfragmenth5;Vfragmenti4;VVfragmentj3;VVfragmentsWWfragmentsc-d5Vfrg`WW5WWWW3WWW|WWWWWWMWOWQWMounted>NoYesThe fragments of inv. 2761 + 2758 are numbered as in Ch.L.A. XLII, 1213.455Pl XIVa,bKaranis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of Egypt1947ChLA XLII1994VersoPMich VII1947<_600DPIBack_R8>g to Dorandi + PMich VII, 455; distinguish recto and verso?$#ŒhEumentary<_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1>2761v_a.bmp<_600DPIBack_R2>2761v_b.bmp<_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8> chich at least a legion and the ala veterana Gallica)Second quarter of the IIIrd cent. A.D.Sanders HARep Editor - Daris S; Rep Ser. - Doc.Eser.Rom; 1964; No. 12; Rep Editor - Fink R.O.; Rep Ser. - Rom.Mil.Rec.; 1971; No. 53; Rep Editor - Davies R.W.; Rep Ser. - Aegyptus 54; 1974; pg. 179-196 (fragment b only); Rep Editor - Cugusi P.; Rep Ser. - C.Epist.Lat.; 1992; No. 204 (fragment b, lines 8-30, only); Rep Editor - Dorandi T; Rep Ser. - Ch.L.A. XLII; 1994; No. 1213, with##ŒhEBack_R1>2761v_a.bmp<_600DPIBack_R2>2761v_b.bmp<_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>^nt>Fragments of a journal (morning report?) of a military unit, including the copy of a letter(?) describing the details of some event, perhaps the attempted acclamation of a new emperor by some troops (among which at least a legion and the ala veterana Gallica)Second quarter of the IIIrd cent. A.D.Sanders HARep Editor - Daris S; Rep Ser. - Doc.Eser.Rom; 1964; No. 12; Rep Editor - Fink R.O.; Rep Ser. - Rom.Mil.Rec.; 1971; No. 53; Rep Editor - Dorandi T; Rep Ser. - Ch.L.A. XLII; 1994; No. 1213, with photo.BL X, 124 (bibliography)GallicapmichsandersP.Mich.inv. 2761LatinCairoFragment a, col. I - 13; fragment a, col. II - 7 fragment f - 5<_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DP&7lann`WVWWWOWyW{WWWW3W7WtWWW'W_W`WsWW!W\WWWWWWWWWWWWWCWFWGWIWzW{W5Wannales{WanrwMWanticaWYWantikeWWWWantikenWantiquioresWantiquityWWWW?WWWWWanz{WWWanzeigerWapaitetes6WWyWapp WWappendicezWappianus W0W}WapudWWWWHWWVWcWkW WWarangio-ruizmW}WMW{WWWWWWWWWWWarbeitsverhaeltnisse Warbor`WVWWWOWyW{WWWW3W7WtWWW'W_W`WsWW!W\WWWWWWWWWWWWWaristophanesIWarmyWWWWWWarnottWartWWarticle`WatWWathenaWathensWatlantaWWtWWW'W_W`W#SU‰9ASarapion son of . . . (Orapollon, Horapollon?); Aprius <OR: Arrius> Ammonianus, centurio; [- - -] Ammonianus (same as the preceding?); Hor[- - -](?); [- - -] Isidorus (Isidoros); (unnamed) dromedarius; (unnamed) centuriones; (unnamed) decurio; Aurelius <OR: Cerelius> Ammonianus; Diosdorus (Diodoros) <OR: Dioscorus (Dioskoros)> son of Didumachus (Didymachos); SeverianuszArmy{Nomidae (Numidae, Noumidai)|PH~BL X, 124 (bibliography)O Unknown placeP3broken off at the top, bottom, left and right sidesQ5 (inv. 2758 only)RIRecto; Verso bears a similar report (Rom.Mil.Rec. 53; Ch.L.A. XLII, 1213)S DocumentaryT 2758r.bmpT 2761r.bmpU 2761r_a.bmph 2761r_a.bmphshedl T  U   Rp7/30/97&‰AP.Mich.inv. 2758BRectoCPapD+ P.Mich. inv. 2761E Sanders HAF PMich VIIG455H1947IPl. XIVa (fragment b only)M C.Pap.Lat.N Cavenaile RO133P1957UNoWYesX24-X-west side); Se%GŠ}iDis heirs] shall have the right of execution upon the lessees and upon [all their property] and the gratuity of [one] artabe of baked bread [. . .] as if in accordance with a legal judgment, [the lease] being guaranteed [by] Haryotes on the aforesaid conditions [from public charges and every] impost, and he shall have no power to transfer the lease or [to work] the land himself [for the aforesaid time]. The signatories for the lessees are [. . . son of Lysimachos, about . . . years old], wiEth a scar on his forehead on the left side, and for Haryotes, [. . . son of . . ., about . . . years old], with a scar in the middle of his forehead. (2nd hand) We, Paopis, son of Orseus, [and my son], Orseus, and Semenis, son of Haryotes, [Persians of the] epigone, have leased from Haryotes, [son of Haryotes], as aforesaid. [. . .], son of Lysimachos, wrote [for them] because Orseus writes [slowly] and the others are illiterate. (3rd hand) I, Orseus, son of Paopis, ordered him to write. 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XIVa (fragment b only)Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptCavenaile R133C.Pap.Lat.1957RectoPMich VIIArmyReport of a Military Unit (acta diurna vel nocturna)1947broken off at the top, bottom, left and riEght sides5 (inv. 2758 only)Recto; Verso bears a similar report (Rom.Mil.Rec. 53; Ch.L.A. XLII, 1213)Documentary<_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBB{}lyorkHWMWyWWWWWWWWWWWYWWWWWWyoutie_WaW~WWWWWWpWrWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWW"W#W$W&WBWEWPW]W_W`WaWcWsWuWvWzWWWWWWWWWWW450Pl XIbKaranis, Herakleidou meris, ArsCinoite nome, province of EgyptCavenaile R132 versoC.Pap.Lat.1957VersoPMich VIIArmyReport of a Military Unit1947broken off at the bottom, left and right sides, and perhaps also at the top2Verso; Recto bears a similar report (Rom.Mil.Rec. 52; Ch.L.A. XLII, 1213)DocumentaryCairoFragment b - 17; fragment c - 7; fragment d - 3; fragment 2 - 2PapNoUnknown placefirst hand: large cursive; second hand: rustic capitalsSarapion son of . . . (Orapollon, Horapollon?); Aprius <OR: Arrius> Ammonianus, centurio; [- - -] Ammonianus (same as the preceding?); Hor[- - -](?); [- - -] Isidorus (Isidoros); (unnamed) dromedarius; (unnamed) centuriones; (unnamed) decurio; Aurelius <OR: Cerelius> Ammonianus; Diosdorus (Diodoros) <OR: Dioscorus (Dioskoros)> son of DidumDachus (Didymachos); Severianus450Pl. XIaKaranis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptCavenaile R132C.Pap.Lat.1957RectoPMich VIIArmyReport of a Military Unit (acta diurna vel nocturna)1947broken off at the bottom, left and right sides, and perhaps also at the top2 (inv. 2761 onl(9${8cohort@WWWcoincidingWcol WW}WWWWWWW:WBWLWYWqWtWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWW W W W W WWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWW W!W"W#W$W%W&W'W(W)W.W2W4W6W:W;W<W=WcolleagueWWWWW W!W"W#W$W%W&W'W(W)W-W4Wcolleagues2WcollectW WcollectedfWgW WcollectionW WWWRWWWWWWWWWWWWcollectionofshortsayingsandpiecesofadvicesomeofwhi VVcollectionsWcollectorKWWcollector'sWcollectors'WWWWW#‰lAJ. Bingen, Latomus 8 (1949) p. 72; R. Marichal, Scriptorium 4 (1950) p. 125, No. 126; S. Daris, Aegyptus 36 (1956) p. 241-242; G.R. Watson, The Roman Soldier (Ithaca, N.Y., 1969) p. 240, No. 182; J.F. Gilliam, AJP 71 (1950) p. 436-437 [= Roman Army Papers (Amsterdam, 1986) p. 57-58]; J.F. Gilliam, AJP 88 (1967) p. 100; R.W. Davies, Aegyptus 53 (1973) p. 89; R.W. Davies, Aegyptus 57 (1977) p. 151-159; S. Daris, A.N.R.W. II, 10, 1 (Berlin - New York, 1988) p. 762; N. Giov Marchioli, Alle orBWigini delle abbreviature latine. Una prima recognizione (Messina, 1993) No. A 132; 266.E@AR U  V   Rp7/30/97s1625unit, perhaps the cohors I Numidarum, giving day by day the number of soldiers present, sent on a mission or assigned to various duties9RO133P1957UNoWYesX24-X-west side[4Report of a Military Unit (acta diurna vel nocturna)oros)> son of Didumachus (Didymachos); Se$4SI9‰ IPl. XIIbM C.Pap.Lat.N Cavenaile RO317P1957UNoWYesX 26-B17F-A[Recipe\ 8 x 8.5 cmn=Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptoLatinr13scursive with many abbreviationstSRep Editor - Dorandi T; Rep Ser. - Ch.L.A. XLII; 1994; No. 1215, with photo.uUnknownvLate IInd cent. A.D.wCairoxjFragment of recipe or recipes, probably for cooking, dealing with palms, lentils, beans, oil, and feathersy-z Feeding(?){-|PH~BL X, 124 (bibliography)O Unknown placeP5broken off on the left side and at the top and bottomQ1S Documentaryh Documentaryhc5Pbrokencutoffontherightsideinkrubbedoffatplaces}VbrokenhalfatthetopandbottomwVbrokeninfragmentsandbadlymutilatedbrokenoffattopanVbrokeninthreefragmentswithseverallettersmissingbetweVbrokeninthreefragmentswithsometextlossbetweenthemVbrokenintwopiecesalongafolddamagedalongthebreakanVbrokenintwopiecesbothofwhicharebadlywornalongallkVbrokenintoseveralfragmentstoprightcornermissingUVst haCnd: a small angular cursive, neat in superficial appearance, but crabbed and difficult to read (Husselman); 2rd hand: slow-writerTiberius, Emperor; Haryotes son of Haryotes; Paopis son of Orseus, Perses tes epigones; Orseus son of Paopis grandson of Orseus, Perses tes epigones; Semenis son of Haryotes, Perses tes epigones; [- - -] son of Lysimachos; Kronion son of [Apion], (nomographos of Tebtynis) [Apion] (deceased nomographos of Tebtynis)73-7Tebtynis,SE#ŒhCive>YesThe fragments of inv. 2761 + 2758 are numbered as in Ch.L.A. XLII, 1213.Unknown placecursiveIulius Alexandrus (Alexandros) (?)450Pl. XIbKaranis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptCavenaile R132C.Pap.Lat.1957VersoPMich VIIArmy; History; Revolt(?)Report of Da Military Unit1947broken off at the bottom, left and right sides, and perhaps also at the top2Verso; Recto bears a similar report (Rom.Mil.Rec. 52; Ch.L.A. XLII, 1213)Documentary<_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPITB\6second>WWseeMW WWWseptWHWWWkWsWWWJWNWW,W8WAWWWWWWWdWqWzWWWWW8W}WW1W2W3W4W6Wsept12302adMVsept1324adVsept1498adVsept15ornov1426ad}Vsept16241bcVsept1624adVsept17264adVsept18304or312adVsept1852adVsept19121adVsept22109or112adVsept2226ad8Vsept2638adVsept27412adzVsept29-oct2851addVsept6298adVsept8302adVseptoct282adqVseptoct298adVseptemberWWWWW9WtWWWWW!W'Wseptember1119adVseptember11162adVseptember18247bc9Vseptember19or20251bctVseptember2168ad'Vseptember21208adVVseptember2678adVseptember29-october28215ad!Vseptember5103adV#R}‰AP.Mich.inv. 513CPapE Sanders HAF PMich VIIG431H1947MCPLN Cavenaile RO70P1956UYesVAWYesXGpurchased in Egypt by B.P. Grenfell and F.W. Kelsey in March-April 1920[Writing Exercise\ 25 x 7 cm2; J.F. Gilliam, AJP 71 (1950) p. 436-437 [= Roman Army Papers (Amsterdam, 1986) p. 57-58]; J.F. Gilliam, AJP 88 (1967) p. 100; R.W. Davies, Aegyptus 53 (1973) p. 89; R.W. Davies, Aegyptus 57 (1977) p. 151-159; S. Daris, A.N.R.W. II, 10, 1 (Berlin - New York, 1988) p. 762; N. Giov Marchioli, Alle orBWigini delle abbreviature latine. Una prima recognizione (Messina, 1993) No. A 132; 266.E@AR U  V   Rp7/30/97s1625‰AP.Mich.inv. 513CPapE Sanders HAF PMich VIIG431H1947MCPLN Cavenaile RO70P1956UYesVAWYesXGpurchased in Egypt by B.P. Grenfell and F.W. Kelsey in March-April 1920[Writing Exercise\ 25 x 7 cmts 1st line = second to last of the upper one); check size of the piece!8fragmentsofalexicondealingwithhomericwordsinpolypoVfragmentsofamorningornightreportofamilitaryunitpeVVofamorningornightreportofamilitaryunitpeVVV/=hBPleftmarginbrokenoffdamagedatthebottomVleftpartofsurfacecorrodedrightuppercornerlostVleft-handMW~WWWXWlegibleWWxWlessWW#WFWletterWletters_W4W%WJWPW[W^W_WWWW WKWWWWHWIW5WWsW WW0WTWWW"WiWjWWWWWW&W+W,W?WHWIWW.W9WlittleWWWWWlocatedWlonguWW^WW W W W W WWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWW W!W"W#W$W%W&W'W(W)W*W+W,Wlongnarrowstripofpapyruscutofffromalargersheetits^VlongrollbrokenattherightendwhichwascutinsevenpieVV V V V V VVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVV V!V"V#V$V%V&V'V(V)V*V+V,VW‰ D*Archive of Gaius Iulius Sabinus (& family)EWinter JG-Youtie HCF PMich VIIIG493H1951IPl. VUNoWYesX30-C123CCI-A (5)[Private Letter\ 9 X 21 cmn=Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptoGreekrRecto - 25 Verso - 1s)See electronic version of PMich VIII, 493uGaius Iulius SabinusvIInd cent. A.D.wCairo8A Letter from Sabinus to his mother ...[.].rarion and to (his wife?) Demetrous, explaining that he has encountered exasperating delays in Alexandria in connection with a suit at law and that he as to wait for the arrival of a new archidikastes to have his case concluded y(Gaius) Iulius Sabinus (see P. Mich. IX, p. 5-8); his mother [---]narion; (his wife?) Demetrous (see P. Mich. IX, p. 5-8); two successive, unnamed archidikastai; Antonius; Aphrotisia (Aphrodisia); Thermoutis (Thermouthis); Tasoucharion; PtollaszAdministration; Family; Justice{ Alexandria|PHOAlexandria, EgyptPEwell preserved, except for small holes at the top and along the foldsQ1%FI8poll`WdWeWWWW Wpoll-taxuWWWWWWWWWKWpolyWpolydeukestWvW-WnWpopulationWporWporemanreslWportion:WWportionsWposWposeidonios WGWWpositionlW'W(WpossessionMWWpossibleTWpossiblyCWWWFWpostWpotammonWEWpotamonmWpotteryRWpounds>WpraesesxWWpraesidialpWpraesidisrWpraktorWpraktoresWWprecededWprecedingWpreesented>Wprefect3WWWWWWWW WWWWWWWWWRWprefect'sWpregnantWpreliminarygWpremisesWprepaidWWpreparationWWWWLWkWWWW W W W W WWWWWWWWWWWWWWW.W1W2W3W6W:W;W<W=WpreparationsWprepareFWWprepared5WBWWWW 8‚jAdone, on orig.; conservation4 Traianos: there was a note "more fragments remain unpublished" on this card - but where are they?; genre: documentary and/or paraliterary?; "Profession": excessif? OK - found 1 frg. in 4773 (in Cairo; photo - check add after scan) (to the right of frg. II); ask Ludwig if I can add it here; if yes, correct card. - NOT ASSIGNED (pas plus que le frg. lit. au-dessus de lui) Another frg. in folder 4682: I have added it, as Leyla had to reglass everything. Check agaBin small frgg. in 4774? New on 8/15/97: all the fragments are joining. So to be republished, and then update card. Check. I'll need help. Scanned, checked.@A>    >k publishedl L. Koenen, BASP 16 (1979) p. 109p6/27/97s2257%esQ4RRectoS documentaryT 4682r.bmpX 4682r_a.bmpX 4682r_b.bmpX 4682r_c.bmph::ˆZxSubscription to a contract by which Kronion, son of Maron, a Macedonian of the catoecic cavalry, cedes to Maron the younger, son of Patron, a catoecic holding of three and one-eighth arourai near TaleiyKronion son of Maron, Makedon ton katoikon hippeon; Maron neoteros son of Patron; Horos son of Patron; Apollonios (son of Maron), brother of Kronion (see also P.Mich. V, 258?); Hermas, brother of Maronas (former owner); Maronas, brother of HermaszAArmy; Cession; Ethnicity; Irrigation; Land Ownership; Land Status{Makedon; Talei|PHO9PapNoNoUnknown place, province of Egypt211-212Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptaZPE 106Fragment of Docum Sanders HAF PMich VIIG455H1947IPl. XIVb (fragment b only)M C.Pap.Lat.N Cavenaile RO133P1957UNoWYesX24-X-west sidet side##aŒlAR. Marichal, Scriptorium 4 (1950) p. 125, No. 126; S. Daris, Aegyptus 36 (1956) p. 241-242; G.R. Watson, The Roman Soldier (Ithaca, N.Y., 1969) p. 240, No. 182; J.F. Gilliam, AJP 71 (1950) p. 436-437 [= Roman Army Papers (Amsterdam, 1986) p. 57-58]; J.F. Gilliam, AJP 88 (1967) p. 100; S. Daris, A.N.R.W. II, 10, 1 (Berlin - New York, 1988) p. 752; N. Giov Marchioli, Alle origini delle abbreviature latine. Una prima recognizione (Messina, 1993) No. A 132; 266.@AR 2  3 ]  Rp7/30/97s1626#is S; Rep Ser. - Doc.Eser.Rom; 1964; No. 12; Rep Editor - Fink R.O.; Rep Ser. - Rom.Mil.Rec.; 1971; No. 53; Rep Editor - Davies R.W.; Rep Ser. - Aegyptus 54; 1974; pg. 179-196 (fragment b only); Rep Editor - Cugusi P.; Rep Ser. - C.Epist.Lat.; 1992; No. 204 (fragment b, lines 8-30, only); Rep Editor - Dorandi T; Rep Ser. - Ch.L.A. XLII; 1994; No. 1213, with##rŒi((Text too fragmentary to be translated).j1done, on ph.; check: 1 book (132 ou 266?) scannedk publishedlont_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1>2761v_a.bmp<_600DPIBack_R2>2761v_b.bmp<_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8> ci((Text too fragmentary to be translated).j1done, on ph.; check: 1 book (132 ou 266?) scannedk publishedlrovince of EgyptCavenaile R133C.Pap.Lat.1957VersoPMich VIIArmy; History; Revolt(?)Report of a Military Unit1947broken off at the top, bottom, left and right sides5 (inv. 2758 only)Verso; Recto bears a similar report (Rom.Mil.Rec. 52; Ch.L.A. XLII, 1213)Doc.#blrmarichalscriptorium41950p124no78sdarisaegyptus3Vrmarichalscriptorium41950p125no126sdarisaegyptusVrmarichalscriptorium41950p126no137jotjaederdienVrmarichalscriptorium41950p127no160jotjaederdienV#SC‰xbFragment of a contract, or of a list of auxiliary soldiers, or of a mythologial or historical texty#Chaeremon (Chairemon); Geta; consulzArmy(?); Contract(?); List(?){,Oxyrhyncha; Ebra[- - -] (Ebraeus, Hebraios?)|PH~\BL X, 124 (bibliography). - Line 6: read probably Chaeremonem instead of Chaerilionem. (PH).O Unknown placePObroken off at the top and bottom, and on the left and right sides; much damagedQ4RRecto; Verso is blankSDocumentary(?)hA5 x 15.5 cm; 3.5 x 3 cm; 3 x 10.5 cm; 0.5 x 1 cm29-BS140*-AUnknownPHFragment of a contract, or of a list of auxiliary soldiers, or of a mythologial or historical textLate second cent. A.D.Sanders HARep Editor - Fuks A; Rep Ser. - C.Pap.Jud. III; 1964; No. 463; Rep Editor - Dorandi T; Rep Ser. - Ch.L.A. XLII; 1994; No. 1222, with photo.BL X, 124 (br>BL X, 124 (bd cent. A.D.wCairo VIISC3/‰hDront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>Origin>Unknown placeexcellent, rapidly written cursive handChaeremon (Chairemon); Geta; consul448Pl. XIIaKaranis, Herakleidou meris, ArsCinoite nome, province of EgyptCavenaile R131C.Pap.Lat.1957PMich VIIArmy(?); Contract(?); List(?)Text of Uncertain Nature1947broken off at the top and bottom, and on the left and right sides; much damaged4Recto; Verso is blankDocumentary(?)<*#|S[O‰tRep Editor - Cugusi P.; Rep Ser. - C.Epist.Lat.; 1992; No. 225; Rep Editor - Dorandi T; Rep Ser. - Ch.L.A. XLII; 1994; No. 1223, with photo.u[- - -]antius servusvEarly IVth cent. A.D.wCairoxIPetition addressed, in the form of a letter, by a slave to unknown legatiy\[- - -], procip[.] legati; [- - -]antius servus; Copres (Kopres) (see also P.Mich. VII, 461)z$Justice(?); Personal status: slavery{Beronice (Berenike)|PH~BL X, 124 (bibliography)O Unknown place, province of EgyptPbroken off on the left sideQ2R Recto; Verso is P.Mich. VII, 461S Documentaryh Documentaryha recognizione (Messina, 1993) No. A 334.w@A*   *p7/31/97 ‰AP.Mich.inv. 5756BrectoCPapE Sanders HAF PMich VIIG460H1947IPl. XVIM C.Pap.Lat.N Cavenaile RO182P1957UNoWYesX29-X100[Petition\14 x 24.5 cm; 3.2 x 0.5 cmn=Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptoLatinr130DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBacQQ‡hB, laura Hippeon Paremboles; laura HermaiouP.Mich.inv. 81GreekAnn Arbor24(Locker 10, Pausiris archive)PapYesNoOxyrhynchon polis, Oxyrhynchite nome, province of EgyptThe writing of both hands is medium-sized, clear, and legibleTheon, eklemptor gerdion; Pausiris son of Ammonios, father of Pausiris, (gerdios) (see Life in a Multi-cultural Society, 1992, p. C181-205); Nero, emperor; Pausiris son of Pausiris grandson of Ammonios, (mathetes) (see Life in a Multi-cultural Society, 1992, p. 181-205); Epeinikos (Epinikos) son of Theon (see also P.Mich. III, 171)172Oxyrhynchon polis, Oxyrhynchite nome, province of EgyptCTPMich IIIApprenticeship; Census; Family; Industry; Population control; Profession; Taxation (trade); Textile; Trade<_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>jScannedk publisheds793published633-c406a-f'33-c406a-g33-c406h-b&33-c406h-cm33-c411k-d33-c411k-j%33-c413-dl33-c414f-k$33-c418g-a#33-c53-b33-c63-a33-c63g-f33-c86c-d/33-c86g-c33-c86h-d33-c86r-a33-c86r-bW33-c86r-b2V33-cs210-d,W33-cs210-diii,V33-cs210-eRW33-cs210-eiiiRV33-x~ !"kOPQ34-xG}낅삅킅ijLMl35-268b-ci;35-288-a35-288-t35-xW35-xreceivedfromepetersonin1939V358-371+WW4WWWWWWWWWW W!W.W/W0W1WWW!W&W4-5W41GW5VWWWWWWWWWWRWSWTWUWVWWWWW WHW5000WhW5006-eW6WWWWWWWWWWWW"W#W$W%WW$W%W%W%W,9 ioutWW.WWWhWiWoWpWvWWWWWWWWWWW Wout>|Woutcome:Wouter]WWMWoutertext]VoutfittedzWouthe*W+WouthoseWouthossonofptollisandkoleuseVoutlayWoutletsWoutrage"WW.WoutrageouslySWoutragesSWWWWoutsideWWyW<WKWWW}WWWWWWW#WoutsidersyWoutwardyWoutwardsWcWovencWr5pmichinv16Vpmichinv160LVpmichinv1603Vpmichinv1606'Vpmichinv1610Vpmichinv1614LVpmichinv1620HVpmichinv1622Vpmichinv1628Vpmichinv1637Vpmichinv1638Vpmichinv1641&Vpmichinv1643GVpmichinv1648Vpmichinv165kVpmichinv1651FVpmichinv1653VVpmichinv1655Vpmichinv16732Vpmichinv16741Vpmichinv1681pVpmichinv1683Vpmichinv17#Vpmichinv170kVpmichinv171jVpmichinv1716EVpmichinv1717Vpmichinv1718Vpmichinv1724Vpmichinv1735Vpmichinv1739{Vpmichinv173a9V9V173a9V9VF")ŒMAP.Mich.inv. 6312B Recto ("A")CPaptent etc.k publishedp7/22/97ŒMAP.Mich.inv. 6312B Recto ("A")CPapgyptVersoP. Mich. KoenenLetter; Literature; RomanLetter of Alexander to his Mother Olympias (Ps. 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XIVKL. 1-2: read: emetre[se]n [- - -] | Antoni[o]u . [- - - ktl., rather than: [emetre[se]n [N.N. (etous) 13 Seouerou kai] | Antoni[no]u t[on kyrion ktl. (PH)UNoWYesX 32-C68A-F[#Private Receipt for Payment in Kind\6 x 6 cmn=Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptoGreekr10u&Aurelius Ptolemaios [- - -], bouleutesv 204/205 A.D.wCairobai of wheat [and the extra measurements thereupon(?)]j done, on ph.k publishedp9/15/97s1659Œ%AP.Mich.inv. 6340CPapESijpesteijn PJFZPE 109G102-103H1995IPl. XIVKL. 1-2: read: emetre[se]n [- - -] | Antoni[o]u . [- - - ktl., rather than: [emetre[se]n [N.N. (etous) 13 Seouerou kai] | Antoni[no]u t[on kyrion ktl. (PH)UNoWYesX 32-C68A-F[#Private Receipt for Payment in Kind\6 x 6 cmn=Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptoGreekr10u&Aurelius Ptolemaios [- - -], bouleutesv 204/205 A.D.wCairo"Md8enteredWSWWWWWWWWWWenterprise.WenteuxisbWiesWWWLWkW.W2W3W6W:W;W<Wentrusted;W$WentryYW~WWWepeiph+Wepharmostos%W9WephebeWepheboi3WepiboleWEWKWxWWWWepigonosqWepikriseisWepikrisisWOWepimeletesZW[WepipolisjWepiskepsisWWepisodeWepistatesWepistatikonLWWWW7WrWuWwWzW|WWW.WWW]WiWepistleOWPWepistrategosWW"WWWWWWtWWW.W_Wepitropos?WepoikionxWequal7WWequestrianWequipment?Wequivalent Werga=WWeros*Wescort>WesourisW`WessentialTWestablishesWestablishingWestateW:WWFWTWmW<WWTW}WWWWWestatesWWestimateWeudaimonBWpWWW=;/ithey`WMW_WtWWWWWW3WDWEWFWyWWWWWWWOWWW#W%W'W1W7W=WAWQWRWSWVWWW\W^WiWkWmWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWW WWW1W6W7W8W9W:W;W<W?W@WBWCWDWHWIWJWMWNWOWPWRWUWVWWWYW]W_WaWdWfWhWiWkWlWmWnWoWrWuWwWzW{WWWWWWWWWWW*W~WW-WyWWWWWWWWWWW6WthickWWW"Wthickness@WthiefWthievesWWthine>\WWthingWeWW.W:WQW*WWWthingsWgWiWpWW"W7W>W?WRWWW\W]WdWfWhWWWW!W6W=W@WOW-W.WWWWthinkWWgWhWoWW*WvWWthiok_WW&(#Œ+iAAurelius Isidoros and Aurelius Koprea and Aurelius Harpokration and Aurelius Sokrates, all four minors, children of Sokrates(?), former gymnasiarch and former prytanis of the city of the Arsinoites through their curator, [Aurelius] Eudaimon alias [- - -], and however he is styled to Aurelius Sarapion alias [- - -], son of Serenus, former [- - -] of the city of the Arsinoites. [We have received from] you our own share (of the harvest) of the arourai [which you cultivate] in the vicinity of B~the [village] of Kerkeosiris of the Polemon division for the eleventh year of [Marcus Severus Alexander Caesar the lord - - -]lj done on ph.k publishedp9/16/97s2824 Œ,AP.Mich.inv. 1972CpapESijpesteijn PJFZPE 111G159-62H1996IPlate 1.UNoX November 1924\ 17.6x6.8 cmhdeQ1RRectoS DocumentaryhN16a*W+W-W.W?WDWEWFWGWHWIWJWKWLWMWNWOWPWQWRWSWTWdWeWfWgWhWiWjWkWlWmWnWoWpWqWrW~WWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWW W W W W WWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWW W!W"W#W$W%W&W'W(W)W*W+W,W-W.W/W0W1W2W3W4W6W8W:W;W<W=W>W?W@WAWBWCWEWFWGWHWIWJWKWLWMWNWOWPWQWRWSWTWUWXWZW[W_W`WtWW"QŒ$yMarcus Aurelius & Lucius Verus, Emperors; Aphrodisios, sitologos of Theadelpheia(?) 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I, Aurelius Ptolemaios, [son of - - -(?)], councillor, have signed. And likewise, (- - -?) the same has measured [- - - artabai] of wheat, which are for the harvest [of year . . . while I retain] my claim to the [other debts you owe me]. Year 13 of Lucius Septimius Severus Pius and Marcus Aurelius Antoninus Augusti, month day].j done on ph.k publishedp9/15/97s2818 nts in kindL. 1-2: read: emetre[se]n [- - -] | Antoni[o]u . [- - - ktl., rather than: [emetre[se]n [N.N. (etous) 13 Seouerou kai] | Antoni[no]u t[on kyrion ktl. (PH)204/205 A.D.Sijpesteijn PJ-P.Mich.inv. 6340Greek<_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIB%%Œ&AP.Mich.inv. 4395BaCPapESijpesteijn PJFZPE 109G103-104H1995IPl. XVUNoWYesX 25-5034A-A[Receipt for Money Tax\ 25.4 x 7.2 cmn=Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptoGreekr6uUnknown tax-collectorvApril 4, 170 A.D.wCairox]Receipt for payment of the pasture tax (ennomion) made by Sarapias and Chairemon alias Longusy:Marcus Aurelius, Emperor; Sarapias; Chairemon alias Longusz!Animals; Taxation; Tax collectionAurelius Antoninus Augusti, month day].j done on ph.k publishedp9/15/97 Œ&AP.Mich.inv. 4395BaCPapESijpesteijn PJFZPE 109G103-104H1995IPl. XVUNoWYesX 25-5034A-A[Receipt for Money Tax\ 25.4 x 7.2 cmn=Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptoGreekr6uUnknown tax-collectorvApril 4, 170 A.D.wCairox]Receipt for payment of the pasture tax (ennomion) made by Sarapias and Chairemon alias Longusy:Marcus Aurelius, Emperor; Sarapias; Chairemon alias Longusz!Animals; Taxation; Tax collection.HK l1-2reademetresenantoniouktlratherthanemetrese%Vl10readeide<nai>insteadofeidenaiphYVl10readsarapousratherthansarapoisphVl11readdiagrapheninsteadofchirographenph!Vl11readteitoutonfortitoutoninsteadofpe<r>it>Vl12readtetrakaieikostonginontaipurouartabasoshemisuVl14readhosd'aninsteadofhosanphmVl14readhoseton23ratherthanhoseton26phVl15readinthedescriptionofsokratesphakoshyperophrVl17readheephodoskaiheenklisisinsteadofephodoseenVVl18readsoueriosinstofthaueriosphVl2perhapsasklatosinsteadofasotatoswithaspaceleftwVl2perhapson<o>matossar<ap<ammonisnteadofhVl2read29oct26/27insteadofthesecond24unpublishednVread29oct26/27insteadofthesecond24unpublishednVVVl2readandriaforandreainsteadofandriskouandcompar VV%Ae l3etousisinthetextanddoesn'tneedtobecorrectedphl3readheronforheronasarapionosinsteadofheroninonu@+Bl4readhatresinsteadofanessiosunpublishednoteofhc@={l5readphorousinsteadofphorousphl7readkathotiinsteadofkathosph@DlineYr,sline60adelphosisfollowedbyawordof4lettersbeginni@%linestmay@?dmemichndra@DnonoteCBnotesEof|H2onYuvonly@$gouspEpmichinv401a1asmallfragmentfromthelowerpartofco@Apartofco@Anline1exoccasioneinst@%qtou@ unpublished>vihzvii$viii||word@2| 1337$}69@adelmoagyptische@cE'clacong@!ehervertrage@horoscopes@!iiiHmichomichqpapyripmichpmichiii@+ii@+und@!hxvzpe$$#Š}iBis, [son of Haryotes, about . . . years old, with a scar] on his forehead on the left side, the three being Persians of the [epigone and mutual sureties] for the repayment, the catoecic [allotment] that belongs [to him near Tebtynis] of twenty-six arourai, or as many as there [may be, for the present] thirteenth year of Tiberius Caesar Augustus, [for sowing with wheat and barley], <at a rental> of one hundred and five artabai of wheat [and . . . artabai of barley], pure and unadulterCated, all measured by the [four-choinix] measure [of . . .]. They shall pay them in the month Pauni [of the present year in Tebtynis], the lessees [. . .] the wages [. . .]. The lessor [shall furnish] to the lessees [sixteen artabai of wheat] and ten artabai of barley as seed, and [the services] of oxen, [and at the expiration of the period] the lessees shall return the allotment [free from rushes], reeds, coarse grass, dirt of every kind, [the Egyptian reed on it to be cut. Haryotes and h&"x8privatereceiptissuedbyabouleutesaureliusptolemaiosfo%VprivilegeWprivilegedWWprivilegesF:u9son/daughterofantonius%Vson/daughterofapolloniosVson/daughterofbouleutesVson/daughteroferminosLVson/daughterofharmiysisVson/daughterofheraklgrandson/granddaughtofthakorisVson/daughterofinarousVson/daughterofmariosandisisLVson/daughterofpachnoumisandtechjVson/daughterofpantherLVson/daughterofpatagasVson/daughterofpatechthosVson/daughterofpausirisVson/daughterofpetekhoVson/daughterofpetekhoandtapetekhoVson/daughterofphilonVson/daughterofsarapammonrVson/daughterofsemtheusVson/daughterofsoterVson/daughteroftheudousgVson/daughteroftotoesandtsenpetsirisunnamedmetochoijVson/daughterofvaleriusherotianosherodianusVson/daughterofvaleriuspraktorVson/grandsonWson/grandsonofsatabousVsonofWWsons5W5WmW6W=WFWLWNWOWTWUWYWbWmW|W}Wtocolxvii31V€hA from cartonage; bought in 1983 from M. FackelmannSijpesteijn P.J.P.Mich.inv. 7022PapNoYes51-62Pl. 1-3AncSoc 24Pawnbroker's account1993<_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFroBnt_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>k publisheds3069€AP.Mich.inv. 2930B Recto & VersoCPapEBoak AERFASAE 29G58-63H1929J SB IV 7362KBL II, 2, 135 (bibliography; l. 24); BL III, 184 (l. 13; 15; 24); BL V, 100 (bibliography; l. 7, 23); BL VII, 193 (l. 10); BL VIII, 327 (bibliography; l. 4, 5, 7-8, 15)MSelect Papyri 2315P1963#4 zOnome.W5W6W8W9WFWUWVWWWYWZW[W\W]W^W_W`WaWbWcWdWeWfWgWhWiWjWkWlWnWoWqWvWwWyW}WWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWW W W W W WWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWW W!W"W#W$W%W&W'W(W)W*W+W,W-W.W/W0W1W2W3W4W6W8W:W;W<W=W>WIWKWMWOWTWUWXWZW[W_WyW{WWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWW3W4W5W6W=W>W?W!##Œ'iA_Year nine of Imperator Caesar Marcus Aurelius Antoninus Augustus and Imperator Caesar Lucius Aurelius Verus Augustus. Has worked in fulfillment of the past 8th year with respect to the embankments from Thoth 1 throuh 5 in the desert canal of Patsontis(?) on behalf of Karanis(?): (2nd hand) Pe - - -, son of Kastor and Ammo(- -) and grandson of - - -._j done on ph.k publishedp9/15/97s2312Œ(AP.Mich.inv. 3239BrCPapESijpesteijn PJFZPE 109G105H1995ITaf XVIUNoWYesX% November 1925; Acquired from BrummerhKaranis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of Egypt<C (ikastorWWWWW1WkastorsecretaryofkaranistomarressonofthesamegreetiSVkastorsonofapphouasnVkastorsonofdeios21sackofbarleyPVkastorsonofheras2VkastorsonofnVkastorsonofneasVkastorsonofneas180drachmaiVnofptolemaios>V?VkastorasWW#WkastorionDWkastorousYWkatalogeionWkatasporeus|Wkatholikos[WWkatoikoiWWWWWkatoitesWWmWnWW7Wkaunian]Wkeen^WkeennesshWkeep|WOW=W[WgWlWWJWOWWWWWWWkeeperWkeepersWWWWkeeping8WVW[WgWW,WkeidonWkelalas^WkelescWkelleusWkelolisWkephAWkephaWkephasonofpetesouchos11/6VkephalaiotesUWWWAW 5WdWkkephalaiotespatermoutisVkephalaiotessaras1loadgomarionUVkephalas8WW>W?WWMWW "Œ&iA/Year 10 of Aurelius Antoninus Caesar the lord Armeniacus Medicus Parthicus maximus, Pharmouthi 9 on account of Phamenoth. Paid by Sarapias and Chairemon alias Longus for pasture-tax of the tenth year for (the district) Thesmophoriou a hundred and eight drachmai, total 108 and (the fee) for the receipt./j done on ph.k publishedp9/15/97s2203Œ'AP.Mich.inv. 4788CPapESijpesteijn PJFZPE 109G104H1995IPl. XIVUNoWYesX 26-B15C-B[HReceipt (Certificate) for work performed for the penthemeral dyke corve\ 6.6 x 7 cmn=Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptoGreekr8uUnknown dyke-surveyorvSeptember 2, 168 A.D.wCairox[Receipt (Certificate) for work performed on the embankments for the penthemeral dyke corveyaMarcus Aurelius & Lucius Verus, Emperors; Pe[- - -] son of Kastor and Ammo(--), grandson of - - -z?Irrigation; Penthemeral Dyke Corve (compulsory work); Taxation{Patsontis(?); Karanis(?)|PHŠhAfrom cartonage; bought in 1983 from M. Fackelmanncf inv 6972-7072Mller MP.Mich.inv. 6980PapNoYes237-43Pl 4, 5r+vZPE 1051995<_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFBront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>k publisheds3064%‹AP.Mich.inv. 6961CPapECaulfield T-Estner A-StephensSFZPE 76G245-8H1989IPl XIIIJ SB XX 14999UYesVKWYesX6from cartonage; bought in 1982/1983 from M. FackelmannhPapYesYes250-4Pl XVBain D71-2ZPE 791989ZPE 761989<_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4>B<_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>k published‹AP.Mich.inv. 6961CPapECaulfield T-Estner A-StephensSFZPE 76G245-8H1989IPl XIIIJ SB XX 14999UYesVKWYesX6from cartonage; bought in 1982/1983 from M. FackelmannhLcartonageWWWWcartonnageWUWVWWWYWZW[W\W]W^W_W`WaWbWcWclassnWcomingqWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWcWiWWWW*W+WJWKWMWWWWWWWWWWgWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWPWcourtSWTWcourtyardWhWcrumWWWWWWWW]WHWIWWW WWdWMWWWWWWWWkWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWW%C‹hAfrom cartonage; bought in 1982/1983 from M. FackelmannCaulfield T-Estner A-StephensSP.Mich.inv. 6961KPapYesYes245-8Pl XIIISB XX 14999ZPE 761989<_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DBPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>k publisheds3050‹AP.Mich.inv. 6957CPapECaulfield T-Estner A-StephensSFZPE 76G248-54H1989I Pl XIVa,bJ SB XX 15000UYesVJWYesX6from cartonage; bought in 1982/1983 from M. Fackelmannh &g~‚PAP.Mich.inv. 4961CPapE Turner EGFOertel FestschriftG32-3H1964IPl IIJ SB VIII 9930UYesVLWYesXpurchased in 1928hNO>P.Mich.inv. 6922Top of lockers ****PapYesYesPl 1-5NTAC 11994<_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFBront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>j Aphroditok published ‚PAP.Mich.inv. 4961CPapE Turner EGFOertel FestschriftG32-3H1964IPl IIJ SB VIII 9930UYesVLWYesXpurchased in 1928h97ˆAP.Mich.inv. 677CPapsouth the common entrance and exit, on the north the house and court of Papnebtynis, son of Phasis, on the west the lot of Kollouthos, son of Patynis, on the east the royal road. I have received the entire price agreed upon, in full, and I guarantee the sale with every guarantee forever. I, Taagoreis, the aforesaid wife of Chaireis, consent to the sale and agree not to proceed against it forever, and we shall do the other things as aforesaid. I, Chaireis, wrote also for my Iwife because she is illiterate. (Note of a grapheion scribe) Chaireis, 33 years old, with a scar on his left shin. Orseus, 40 years old, with a scar on the 3rd finger of his left hand. Taakiaris, 30 years old, with a scar on her right forearm.dj*done on the orig.; conservation14; scannedk publishedp4/13/98ˆAP.Mich.inv. 677CPapomichinv4436121 ~omichi€omichiomichinv4435€98 omichi€omichiomichinv4434€155=,‚OhF 2); Aurelius Apollos son of Besios (Besis) (see J. Gascou-L.S.B. MacCoull, Travaux et Mmoires 10 [1987] p. 140)Pl. 1-5Aphrodite (Aphrodito), Antaiopolite nome, province of the Lower Thebais, Thebais, EgyptPMichAphrod = NTAC 1Debt; Family; Inheritance; Justice; Land Ownership; Settlement; WomanSettlement of a Dispute1994broken off at the top2Recto (written acroGss the fibres); Verso is blankDocumentary6922r_1.bmp6922r_2.bmp<_600DPIFront_R1>6922r_a.bmp<_600DPIFront_R2>6922r_c.bmp<_600DPIFront_R3>6922r_e.bmp<_600DPIFront_R4>6922r_g.bmp<_600DPIFront_R5>6922r_j.bmp<_600DPIFront_R6>6922r_l.bmp<_600DPIFront_R7>6922r_n.bmp<_600DPIFront_R8>6922r_q.bmp<_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack==[‰hDront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1>6910v_a.bmp<_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>i'(Text too fragmentary to be translated)j4Done, on the orig.; conservation17; scanned; checkedk publishedp9/10/98s3023cto (written across the fibres)uUnknownvVIth cent. A.D.w Ann ArborxFragment of letter, with reference to 6 nomismata to buy pigs (intended as food-supplies for soldiers?) - See also PSI VIII, 938.ynKollouthos(?), choiromageiros (see also PSI VIII, 938); (unnamed) stratiotai; Isakis(?) (Isaac), tabularius(?)z.Animal; Army; Food; Letter; Notary; Profession|PHOWAphrodite (Aphrodito), Antaiopolite nome, province of the Lower Thebais, Thebais, EgyptPbroken off on the left sideQ1R+Recto (written across the fibres) and VersoS DocumentaryT 6910r.bmpV 6910v.bmpX 6910r_b.bmpX 6910r_a.bmp` 6910v_a.bmph#D=‰hBto - 9; Verso - 1-PapNoYesSome foldsAphrodite (Aphrodito), Antaiopolite nome, province of the Lower Thebais, Thebais, EgyptWritten across the fibresPaulos (Paul) son of Ioannes (John) and Thekla, ktetor (see also P.Mich. XIII, 659; P.Michael. 54?); Phoibammon son of Triadelphos (see last T. Gagos, Archiv 43 [1997] p. 368-373); Euethios (see Geographica); Aurelius Apollos son of HeCrmauos(?) (see also P.Cair.Masp. II, 127; III, 288); Pilatus, nomicus (see P.Mich. XIII, p. 97)668Pl XXVIIAphrodite (Aphrodito), Antaiopolite nome, province of the Lower Thebais, Thebais, EgyptPMich XIIIIrrigation; Land Ownership; Lease; NotaryReceipt for Rent1977Quite damaged1Recto (written across the fibres) and VersoDocumentary<_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>k publishedl&Cf. J. Hermann in ZPE 34 (1979), 131-2 ‰AP.Mich.inv. 6907CPapESijpesteijn PJF PMich XIIIG667H1982IPl XXVIUYesWYesX(purchased in 1943 through Th. Whittemoreh=q‰iPws with my own subscription, followed in order by those of the customary, trustworthy witnesses who have at my summons born witness to it; and for all that is herein written and for the guarantee of confirmation of this written deed of sale and for its freedom of encumbrances all my possessions present and future, movable, immovable and live-stock, generally and severally, in every class and kind are submitted to you as a pledge and with the force of a mortgage as though by decree of courtQ. And being asked the formal question I agreed with all that is herein written that these things were so, and so to give, do and keep. (Cross). (2nd hand) (Cross) I, Aurelius Theodoros, son of Makarios, wine-merchant from Panopolis managing and undertaking business for myself and in the name of the heirs of Kollouthos, my deceased brother, am willing at my own risk and that of my property to prepare them to be content, abide and acquiesce in the force of this current written deed of sale a665"]D:archiveWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWarchivecadastrehouseownershipVarchivecadastrehouseownershipsalewomanVarchives~WWarchivesdebtfeedingjusticesalewoman~VareaWaristophanesWaristophanescomedyliteratureVarmyEWmW}WEWMWRW_WyWWWWW?WsWtWuWvWWWWWWWW3WWWsW;W>WHW]W_WfWhWqWxWWWWWWWWWWW WZWWWWWWWWW WWWWWWWWW!W#W$W'W(W)W*W+W0W4W6W7W6W7W7W7WW$W'W(W)W*W+W0W4W6W7W7W7W‰iBtory and safety of our most [pious] <or: [gentle]> master Flavius Mauricius Tiberius, the perpetuous Augustus, Imperator, I have sold out to you, the afore-mentioned Christophoros, son of Apollos, the most admirable syntelestes, and have devised to you and have ceded and have given up to you from now on for all continually succeeding time for ever with all the most complete rights of ownership a seventh share of a bequest of a corn-measure of the auspicious containing a hundred modiiC xysti of corn that belongs to me and has come down to me according to a written deed of sale from my son Kyriakos, having come down to him by right of inheritance from his departed father Kollouthos, my husband, for the full and fitting price agreed and jointly approved by us with one another of two approved imperial gold nomismatia in number, each less one carat by the goldsmith's scales of the same village of Aphrodite, i.e. 2 g.nom. less 2 car., which goldpieces of the price I, the venL‰hB. 6; the 3 lines of the Verso were not known by the editor and have not yet been deciphered. (PH)VIIth cent. A.D.: probably Oct. 30/31, 615 A.D.Sijpesteijn PJAphrodite, Antaiopolite nomeP.Mich.inv. 6902GreekAnn ArborRecto - 78; Verso - 32 mounts: B and top of lockers ***. Check where to place it (was on top of N and locker 18; but card indicated another place... Update it?)PapYes (one big plexiglas on top of ***; top fragment, in a separate glass for Verso, in ***)YesSilk; one line missing between frgg. at the top and body of the text!Aphrodite (Aphrodito), Antaiopolite nome, province of the Lower Thebais, Thebais, EgyptRecto written across the fibresAurelia Eudoxia daughter of Georgios and Routh (Ruth), wife of Aurelius Anouphios; Aurelius Anouphis son of Isakios (Isaac), husbaK‰iLs through the intermediary of the devoted Menas [- - -] and to go to Constantinople and to approach our most pious Lord." Flavius Kollouthos and Flavius Christophoros, the afore-mentioned, [- - -] the administration which assists your Excellency brought the devoted Menas before the court and [- - -] The illustrious comes militum said: "Menas having heard what has been taught by the persons before the court must defend himself". The soldier Menas said: "[- - -] the most illustrious SarapammMon and he sent me with the dioiketes Zacharias and because Zacharias said to me [- - - as also] the persons before the court [know], Zacharias took it and gave it to the most illustrious Sarapammon, as also the soldier Menas knows and when [- - -] came [- - -] the people of the village (said?) willingly to me: "Kollouthos who is here said: 'Where are the pragmateutai so that they give me [- - -] the corn that has been sealed for the coemptio and I shall do it for the most illustrious Sarapry"PS@(‰n=Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptoLatin; Greek (lines 12-13)r13sQLatin bureaucratic cursive (Bruckner-Marichal); 2nd hand (Greek) of a slow-writertRep Editor - Bruckner A-Marichal R; Rep Ser. - Ch.L.A. V; 1976; No. 303; Rep Editor - Cugusi P.; Rep Ser. - C.Epist.Lat.; 1992; No. 154uAntonius HeronianusvAugust 8, 140 A.D.w Ann Arborx\Canceled acknowledgment made by a cavalryman, for a loan given to him by a fellow cavalrymanyAntonius Heronianus, eques of the cohors I Lusitanorum(?) (see also P.Fouad 45); Marius, (former centurion of the cohors I Lusitanorum[?]); Iulius Serenus, eques of the cohors I Lusitanorum; Antoninus Pius (Emperor) and Marcus Aurelius, consulszArmy; Debt; Loan{!Lusitani(?); castellum Net[- - -]|PH~BL X, 124 (bibliography)O*castellum Net[- - -], province of Egypt(?)P)broken off on the right sides; many holesQ1RRecto; Verso is blankS DocumentaryT 6897r.bmpX 6897r_a.bmpX 6897r_b.bmpY 6897r_c.bmpY 6897r_d.bmpQeB 8theWWEutyches; Heron ho mikros, dapanetes gymnasiarchias (= future gymnasiarchos?); (unnamed) epistrategos658UnknownPMich XIILetter; Liturgy (compulsory public service)Private Letter1975broken off at the bottom1Recto (written across the fibres); Verso is blankDocumentary<_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>tsRecto (written across the fibres); Verso is blankDocumentary6903r2_1.bmp6903r2_2.bmpReport of Legal Proceedings1977badly damaged, with many holes1 (made of several fragments)RectoDocumentary<_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_60""‰iKness for the heirs of Ioannes of discreet memory that he sold them two other holdings, of however many arourai they may have been, for a low price at the time of difficulties not by force or by constraint of any sort but because of shortage of food and concerning these matters it has been decided by the common arbiter to keep quiet and not to make an inquiry against them regarding these matters because the alienation of these holdings had been made not by constraint but of his own free wilLl. He also brought forward against them that he had been asked for a certain amount of corn and gold by Apollos allegedly for taxes and that although he did not owe anything and as a confirmation for the things having been said by him he produced a security concerning it. Pleading against these Victor and Senouthes said that they did not know anything accurately regarding this part as Apollos of blessed memory had left this earthly life nineteen years ago, more or less, and they have sworn&p‰X?purchased in England through Prof. C. Schmidt in September 1937hApurchased in England through Prof. C. Schmidt in September 1937+ P.Koeln 300 recto. - Archive of Petaus, son of Petaus, komogrammateus of Ptolemais HormouHagedorn-Youtie HC-Youtie LCP.Mich.inv. 6895PapNoYes59rPPetaus1969<_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_6B 00DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>k publisheds3006 taus, son of Petaus, komogrammateus of Ptolemais HormouEHagedorn-Youtie HC-Youtie LCFPPetausG59H1969UNoWYes&&‰AP.Mich.inv. 6894CPapDDArchive of Petaus, son of Petaus, komogrammateus of Ptolemais HormouEHagedorn-Youtie HC-Youtie LCchmidt in September 1937+ P.Koln 300 recto. - Archive of Petaus, son of Petaus, komogrammateus of Ptolemais HormouHagedorn-Youtie HC-Youtie LCP.Mich.inv. 6895PapNoYes59rPPetaus1969<_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_60B 0DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>k publisheds3006‰AP.Mich.inv. 6894CPapDDArchive of Petaus, son of Petaus, komogrammateus of Ptolemais HormouEHagedorn-Youtie HC-Youtie LC&& ‰FPPetausG56H1969K7BL VII, 158 on line 8, but see pg. 244 on PStrasb I 31UNoWYesX?purchased in England through Prof. C. Schmidt in September 1937hApurchased in England through Prof. C. Schmidt in September 1937Archive of Petaus, son of Petaus, komogrammateus of Ptolemais HormouBL VII, 158 on line 8, but see pg. 244 on PStrasb I 31Hagedorn-Youtie HC-Youtie LCP.Mich.inv. 6894PapNoYes56PPetaus1969<_600DPIFront_R1B(><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>k publisheds3005‰&T‰AP.Mich.inv. 6893CPapDDArchive of Petaus, son of Petaus, komogrammateus of Ptolemais HormouEHagedorn-Youtie HC-Youtie LCFPPetausG89H1969UNoWYesX?purchased in England through Prof. C. Schmidt in September 1937hApurchased in England through Prof. C. Schmidt in September 1937Archive of Petaus, son of Petaus, komogrammateus of Ptolemais HormouHagedorn-Youtie HC-Youtie LCP.Mich.inv. 6893PapNoYes89PPetaus1969<_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPBIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>k publisheds3004‰AP.Mich.inv. 6892T& ‰AP.Mich.inv. 6891Bvaus, son of Petaus, komogrammateus of Ptolemais HormouEHagedorn-Youtie HC-Youtie LCFPPetausG4H1969UYesVKWYesX?purchased in England through Prof. C. Schmidt in September 1937hApurchased in England through Prof. C. Schmidt in September 1937Archive of Petaus, son of Petaus, komogrammateus of Ptolemais HormouHagedorn-Youtie HC-Youtie LCP.Mich.inv. 6892KPapYesYes4PPetaus1969<_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFrontB_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>k publisheds3003‰AP.Mich.inv. 6891Bv& & ‰CPapDDArchive of Petaus, son of Petaus, komogrammateus of Ptolemais HormouEHagedorn-Youtie HC-Youtie LCFPPetausG27H1969IPl XUNoWYesX?purchased in England through Prof. C. Schmidt in September 1937hApurchased in England through Prof. C. Schmidt in September 1937Archive of Petaus, son of Petaus, komogrammateus of Ptolemais HormouHagedorn-Youtie HC-Youtie LCP.Mich.inv. 6891PapNoYes27Pl XvPPetaus1969<_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFronBt_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>k publisheds3002& ‰AP.Mich.inv. 6891BrCPapDDArchive of Petaus, son of Petaus, komogrammateus of Ptolemais HormouEHagedorn-Youtie HC-Youtie LCFPPetausG127H1969UNoWYesX?purchased in England through Prof. C. Schmidt in September 1937hApurchased in England through Prof. C. Schmidt in September 1937Archive of Petaus, son of Petaus, komogrammateus of Ptolemais HormouHagedorn-Youtie HC-Youtie LCP.Mich.inv. 6891PapNoYes127rPPetaus1969<_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600BDPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>k publisheds3001‹-hA11.6 x 33.5 cmpurchased in Egypt by B.P. Grenfell and F.W. Kelsey in March-April 1920SemproniusPHArchive of the children of SatornilaCouple of letters sent by Sempronius respectively to his mother Satornila and to his brother MaximusLate IInd cent. A.D.Sijpesteijn PJRep_Editor - Horsley GHR; Rep_Ser - New Docs. 2 (1977); Rep_Year - 1982; Rep_Pg_No - 21, text 6Ba-bP.Mich.inv. 280GreekAnn ArborRecto - 41 + 2 in left margin; Verso - 1-PapNoYesGlass needed, perhaps? :) Lots of work... if possibleUnknown place (Alexandria?), province of EgyptSempronius (son of Satornila) (see ZPE 21 [1976] p. 169-172); Satornila, mother of Sempronius (see ZPE 21 [1976] p. 169-172); Maximus (son of Satornila), brother of Sempronius &‰AP.Mich.inv. 6889CPapDDArchive of Petaus, son of Petaus, komogrammateus of Ptolemais HormouEHagedorn-Youtie HC-Youtie LCFPPetausG78H1969UNoWYesX?purchased in England through Prof. C. Schmidt in September 1937hApurchased in England through Prof. C. Schmidt in September 1937Archive of Petaus, son of Petaus, komogrammateus of Ptolemais HormouHagedorn-Youtie HC-Youtie LCP.Mich.inv. 6889PapNoYes78PPetaus1969<_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPBIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>k publisheds2998‰AP.Mich.inv. 6888Bv&&‰CPapDDArchive of Petaus, son of Petaus, komogrammateus of Ptolemais HormouEHagedorn-Youtie HC-Youtie LCFPPetausG42H1969UYesWYesX?purchased in England through Prof. C. Schmidt in September 1937hApurchased in England through Prof. C. Schmidt in September 1937Archive of Petaus, son of Petaus, komogrammateus of Ptolemais HormouHagedorn-Youtie HC-Youtie LCP.Mich.inv. 6888PapYesYes42vPPetaus1969<_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600BDPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>k publisheds2997‰&‰AP.Mich.inv. 6888BrCPapDDArchive of Petaus, son of Petaus, komogrammateus of Ptolemais HormouEHagedorn-Youtie HC-Youtie LCFPPetausG122H1969UYesWYesX?purchased in England through Prof. C. Schmidt in September 1937hApurchased in England through Prof. C. Schmidt in September 1937Archive of Petaus, son of Petaus, komogrammateus of Ptolemais HormouHagedorn-Youtie HC-Youtie LCP.Mich.inv. 6888PapYesYes122rPPetaus1969<_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_60B0DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>k publisheds2996)‰hBnt_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>k publisheds2993‰AP.Mich.inv. 6886BbCPapDDArchive of Petaus, son of Petaus, komogrammateus of Ptolemais HormouEHagedorn-Youtie HC-Youtie LCFPPetausG98H1969UNoWYesX?purchased in England through Prof. C. Schmidt in September 1937h600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>{k publisheds2995 N`fpurchasedWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWW W W W W WWWWWWWWWWWWWW6W;W<W?W@WAWCWDWEWFWGWJWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWW%W)W+W-W.W/W0W1W2W3W4W5W:W;W<W?W@WBWKWLWNWQWRWTWUWZW[W\W`WaWbWcWdWeWfWgWjWmWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWW W W WWWWW:W;WKWOWPWSWgWjWkWlWmWoWqWsWW9Wpurchasedbydrdlaskrenacquiredfromhimin1926VVpurchasedbydrdlaskrenacquiredfromhimin1927VT‹.xLetter sent by Sempronius to his mother Satornila, filled with concerns about her welfare and about some unknown family matters9ASempronius (son of Satornila) (see ZPE 21 [1976] p. 169-172); Satornila, mother of Sempronius (see ZPE 21 [1976] p. 169-172); Celer; (another) Sempronius; Sokrates Antoninianus; Hexas(?); Lobotes(?); Maximus (son of Satornila), brother of Sempronius (& wife) (see ZPE 21 [1976] p. 169-172); Sempronius Kyrillos; Satornilos (Saturnilus, Saturninus) (son of Satornila), brother of Sempronius (see ZPE 21 [1976] p. 169-172); Gemellus; Iulius (& family); Helene (& family); Skythikos; Kopres; ChairBemon; Thermouthis (& children) zFamily; Letter; Travel; Woman|PHO.Unknown place (Alexandria?), province of EgyptPrBroken off in the middle, and badly damaged on the left side as well as in the middle and along the vertical foldsQ3RRecto and VersoS Documentaryhs; Iulius (& family); Helene (& family); Skythikos; Kopres; Chairemon;avel; Woman|PH&‰X?purchased in England through Prof. C. Schmidt in September 1937hApurchased in England through Prof. C. Schmidt in September 1937Archive of Petaus, son of Petaus, komogrammateus of Ptolemais HormouHagedorn-Youtie HC-Youtie LCP.Mich.inv. 6885PapNoYes100PPetaus1969<_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DBPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>k publisheds2992‰AP.Mich.inv. 6884CPapDDArchive of Petaus, son of Petaus, komogrammateus of Ptolemais HormouEHagedorn-Youtie HC-Youtie LCFPPetausG93H1969UYesVJWYes&&‰X?purchased in England through Prof. C. Schmidt in September 1937hApurchased in England through Prof. C. Schmidt in September 1937Archive of Petaus, son of Petaus, komogrammateus of Ptolemais HormouHagedorn-Youtie HC-Youtie LCP.Mich.inv. 6884JPapYesYes93PPetaus1969<_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFronBt_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>k publisheds2991‰AP.Mich.inv. 6883CPapDDArchive of Petaus, son of Petaus, komogrammateus of Ptolemais HormouEHagedorn-Youtie HC-Youtie LCFPPetausG92H1969UNoWYes& ‰X?purchased in England through Prof. C. Schmidt in September 1937hApurchased in England through Prof. C. Schmidt in September 1937Archive of Petaus, son of Petaus, komogrammateus of Ptolemais HormouHagedorn-Youtie HC-Youtie LCP.Mich.inv. 6883PapNoYes92PPetaus1969<_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPBIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>k publisheds2990‰AP.Mich.inv. 6882CPapDY+ PKoeln inv. 382. - Archive of Petaus, son of Petaus, komogrammateus of Ptolemais HormouEHagedorn-Youtie HC-Youtie LCFPPetausG32H1969T&‰AP.Mich.inv. 6881CPap4UNoWYesX?purchased in England through Prof. C. Schmidt in September 1937hApurchased in England through Prof. C. Schmidt in September 1937+ PKoeln 382. - Archive of Petaus, son of Petaus, komogrammateus of Ptolemais HormouBL VII, 158 on line 24Hagedorn-Youtie HC-Youtie LCP.Mich.inv. 6882PapNoYes32PPetaus1969<_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFrontB_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>k publisheds2989‰AP.Mich.inv. 6881CPap&&‰DDArchive of Petaus, son of Petaus, komogrammateus of Ptolemais HormouEHagedorn-Youtie HC-Youtie LCFPPetausG32H1969UNoWYesX?purchased in England through Prof. C. Schmidt in September 1937hApurchased in England through Prof. C. Schmidt in September 1937Archive of Petaus, son of Petaus, komogrammateus of Ptolemais HormouHagedorn-Youtie HC-Youtie LCP.Mich.inv. 6881PapNoYes32PPetaus1969<_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPBIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>k publisheds2988‰AP.Mich.inv. 6880CPap&&‰DDArchive of Petaus, son of Petaus, komogrammateus of Ptolemais HormouEHagedorn-Youtie HC-Youtie LCFPPetausG32H1969UNoWYesX?purchased in England through Prof. C. Schmidt in September 1937hApurchased in England through Prof. C. Schmidt in September 1937Archive of Petaus, son of Petaus, komogrammateus of Ptolemais HormouHagedorn-Youtie HC-Youtie LCP.Mich.inv. 6880PapNoYes32PPetaus1969<_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPBIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>k publisheds2987‰AP.Mich.inv. 6879CPap&&‰DDArchive of Petaus, son of Petaus, komogrammateus of Ptolemais HormouEHagedorn-Youtie HC-Youtie LCFPPetausG32H1969UNoWYesX?purchased in England through Prof. C. Schmidt in September 1937hApurchased in England through Prof. C. Schmidt in September 1937Archive of Petaus, son of Petaus, komogrammateus of Ptolemais HormouHagedorn-Youtie HC-Youtie LCP.Mich.inv. 6879PapNoYes32PPetaus1969<_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPBIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>k publisheds2985‰AP.Mich.inv. 6878BvCPap ". hprofWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWW!WBWNWSWgWkWlWmWvWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWPWsWyWpurchasedchasedhasedhasedsedhasedhasedhasedhasedhasedhasedhasedhasedhasedhasedhasedhasedhasedhasedhasedhasedhasedhasedhasedhasedhasedhasedhasedhasedhasedhasedhasedhasedhasedhasedhasedhasedhasedhasedhased&&‰DDArchive of Petaus, son of Petaus, komogrammateus of Ptolemais HormouEHagedorn-Youtie HC-Youtie LCFPPetausG34H1969UYesWYesX?purchased in England through Prof. C. Schmidt in September 1937hApurchased in England through Prof. C. Schmidt in September 1937Archive of Petaus, son of Petaus, komogrammateus of Ptolemais HormouHagedorn-Youtie HC-Youtie LCP.Mich.inv. 6878PapYesYes34vPPetaus1969<_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600BDPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>k publisheds2984‰AP.Mich.inv. 6878Br&&‰CPapDDArchive of Petaus, son of Petaus, komogrammateus of Ptolemais HormouEHagedorn-Youtie HC-Youtie LCFPPetausG31H1969UYesWYesX?purchased in England through Prof. C. Schmidt in September 1937hApurchased in England through Prof. C. Schmidt in September 1937Archive of Petaus, son of Petaus, komogrammateus of Ptolemais HormouHagedorn-Youtie HC-Youtie LCP.Mich.inv. 6878PapYesYes31rPPetaus1969<_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600BDPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>k publisheds2983‰&T‰AP.Mich.inv. 6877CPapDDArchive of Petaus, son of Petaus, komogrammateus of Ptolemais HormouEHagedorn-Youtie HC-Youtie LCFPPetausG40H1969IPl XIIKBL VIII, 277 (bibliography)UNoWYesX?purchased in England through Prof. C. Schmidt in September 1937hApurchased in England through Prof. C. Schmidt in September 1937Archive of Petaus, son of Petaus, komogrammateus of Ptolemais HormouBL VIII, 277 (bibliography)Hagedorn-Youtie HC-Youtie LCP.Mich.inv. 6877PapNoYes40Pl XIIPPetaus1969<_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPI<_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>k publisheds2982T& ‰AP.Mich.inv. 6875CPapDDArchive of Petaus, son of Petaus, komogrammateus of Ptolemais HormouEHagedorn-Youtie HC-Youtie LCFPPetausG125H1969UNoWYesX?purchased in England through Prof. C. Schmidt in September 1937hApurchased in England through Prof. C. Schmidt in September 1937Archive of Petaus, son of Petaus, komogrammateus of Ptolemais HormouHagedorn-Youtie HC-Youtie LCP.Mich.inv. 6876PapNoYes125PPetaus1969<_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DBPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>k publisheds2981‰AP.Mich.inv. 6875&T‰CPapDDArchive of Petaus, son of Petaus, komogrammateus of Ptolemais HormouEHagedorn-Youtie HC-Youtie LCFPPetausG47H1969UNoWYesX?purchased in England through Prof. C. Schmidt in September 1937hApurchased in England through Prof. C. Schmidt in September 1937Archive of Petaus, son of Petaus, komogrammateus of Ptolemais HormouHagedorn-Youtie HC-Youtie LCP.Mich.inv. 6875PapNoYes47PPetaus1969<_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPBIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>k publisheds2980‰AP.Mich.inv. 6874CPapT&"‰AP.Mich.inv. 6873CPapn of Petaus, komogrammateus of Ptolemais HormouEHagedorn-Youtie HC-Youtie LCFPPetausG54H1969UNoWYesX?purchased in England through Prof. C. Schmidt in September 1937hApurchased in England through Prof. C. Schmidt in September 1937Archive of Petaus, son of Petaus, komogrammateus of Ptolemais HormouHagedorn-Youtie HC-Youtie LCP.Mich.inv. 6874PapNoYes54PPetaus1969<_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPBIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>k publisheds2979‰AP.Mich.inv. 6873CPap&!‰Db+ P.Mich. inv. 6871 + 6872. - Archive of Petaus, son of Petaus, komogrammateus of Ptolemais HormouEHagedorn-Youtie HC-Youtie LCFPPetausG86H1969UNoWYesX?purchased in England through Prof. C. Schmidt in September 1937hApurchased in England through Prof. C. Schmidt in September 1937+ P.Mich. inv. 6871 + 6872. - Archive of Petaus, son of Petaus, komogrammateus of Ptolemais HormouHagedorn-Youtie HC-Youtie LCP.Mich.inv. 6873PapNoYes86PPetaus1969<_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3>B<_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>k published&$(‰hB<_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>k publisheds2977‰AP.Mich.inv. 6871CPapDb+ P.Mich. inv. 6872 + 6873. - Archive of Petaus, son of Petaus, komogrammateus of Ptolemais HormouEHagedorn-Youtie HC-Youtie LCFPPetausG86H1969UNoWYesX?purchased in England through Prof. C. Schmidt in September 1937h2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>k publisheds2977&#‰hApurchased in England through Prof. C. Schmidt in September 1937+ P.Mich. inv. 6872 + 6873. - Archive of Petaus, son of Petaus, komogrammateus of Ptolemais HormouHagedorn-Youtie HC-Youtie LCP.Mich.inv. 6871PapNoYes86PPetaus1969<_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3>B<_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>k publisheds2976‰AP.Mich.inv. 6870CPapDDArchive of Petaus, son of Petaus, komogrammateus of Ptolemais HormouEHagedorn-Youtie HC-Youtie LCFPPetausG85H1969UNoWYesN~‰AP.Mich.inv. 1359Br+vCPapEKoenen LF PRainCentG21H1983IPl 45UYesVLWYesX&January 1924; Acquired with Nahman lothtie LCP.Mich.inv. 6870PapNoYes85PPetaus1969<_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBacBk_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>{k publisheds2975‰AP.Mich.inv. 1359Br+vCPapEKoenen LF PRainCentG21H1983IPl 45UYesVLWYesX&January 1924; Acquired with Nahman loth&'‡ AP.Mich.inv. 6866CPapE Worrell WHFPMich Coptic IIIG4H1942UYesVtop of FWNoX9purchased by Prof. Worrell in Egypt in the spring of 1936oCoptichguage>CopticKPapYesYes1Pl IVPMich Coptic III1942<_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600BDPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>k published‡ AP.Mich.inv. 6866CPapE Worrell WHFPMich Coptic IIIG4H1942UYesVtop of FWNoX9purchased by Prof. Worrell in Egypt in the spring of 1936oCoptich&&‡ hApurchased by Prof. Worrell in Egypt in the spring of 1936Worrell WHP.Mich.inv. 6866Coptictop of FPapYesNo4PMich Coptic III1942<_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPBIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>k publisheds2970 No worrell WWWWWWWsWxWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWW‡ AP.Mich.inv. 6864CPapEHusselman EM-Worrell WHFPMich Coptic IIIG10H1942IPl VIUNoWYesX9purchased by Prof. Worrell in Egypt in the spring of 1936oCoptiche>CopticPapNoYes7Pl VPMich Coptic III1942<_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_BR7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>k published‡ AP.Mich.inv. 6864CPapEHusselman EM-Worrell WHFPMich Coptic IIIG10H1942IPl VIUNoWYesX9purchased by Prof. Worrell in Egypt in the spring of 1936oCoptich‡AP.Mich.inv. 6863CPapEHusselman EM-Worrell WHFPMich Coptic IIIG21H1942IPl VIIUNoWYesX9purchased by Prof. Worrell in Egypt in the spring of 1936oCoptichCopticPapNoYes10Pl VIPMich Coptic III1942<_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFrontB_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>k published‡AP.Mich.inv. 6863CPapEHusselman EM-Worrell WHFPMich Coptic IIIG21H1942IPl VIIUNoWYesX9purchased by Prof. Worrell in Egypt in the spring of 1936oCoptich‡AP.Mich.inv. 6862CPapEHusselman EM-Worrell WHFPMich Coptic IIIG18H1942IPl VIIUNoWYesX9purchased by Prof. Worrell in Egypt in the spring of 1936oCoptichopticPapNoYes21Pl VIIPMich Coptic III1942<_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFrontB_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>k published‡AP.Mich.inv. 6862CPapEHusselman EM-Worrell WHFPMich Coptic IIIG18H1942IPl VIIUNoWYesX9purchased by Prof. Worrell in Egypt in the spring of 1936oCoptich‡AP.Mich.inv. 6861CPapE Worrell WHFPMich Coptic IIIG15H1942UNoWNoX9purchased by Prof. Worrell in Egypt in the spring of 1936oCoptichv. 6862CopticPapNoYes18Pl VIIPMich Coptic III1942<_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_BR7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>k published‡AP.Mich.inv. 6861CPapE Worrell WHFPMich Coptic IIIG15H1942UNoWNoX9purchased by Prof. Worrell in Egypt in the spring of 1936oCoptichrsm€hA1921; Acquired by Kelsey from Dr. Askren; Notes by Crum, 1921Husselman EMP.Mich.inv. 578CopticCPapYesNo332-3Aegyptus 311951<_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFrBont_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>jCheck: republished in Sarah J. Clackson's Diss., Coptic Documents Relating to the Monasteries of Apa Apollo at Bawit and Titkooh in the Hermopolite Nome (London, 199*)?k publisheds2551 &/‡AP.Mich.inv. 6859CPapEHusselman EM-Worrell WHFPMich Coptic IIIG14H1942UNoWNoX9purchased by Prof. Worrell in Egypt in the spring of 1936oCoptichuage>CopticPapNoYes20Pl VIIPMich Coptic III1942<_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7B><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>k published‡AP.Mich.inv. 6859CPapEHusselman EM-Worrell WHFPMich Coptic IIIG14H1942UNoWNoX9purchased by Prof. Worrell in Egypt in the spring of 1936oCoptich&.‡hApurchased by Prof. Worrell in Egypt in the spring of 1936Husselman EM-Worrell WHP.Mich.inv. 6859CopticPapNoNo14PMich Coptic III1942<_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_RB8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>k publisheds2962 $c'UŠ|hA17 x 35.5 cmJanuary 1924; Acquired with Nahman lotKronion, son of ZoilosPHArchive of Kronion son of Apion, nomographos of the grapheion of TebtynisSecond half of a contract for the sale by Kronion, son of Zoilos, to his brother Sokrates of two arourai of dry vine land near Lower PhnebieBL VII, 202 (l. 7; 10); BL IX, 254 (l. 11)Aug. 28, 31 A.D.Husselman EMPhnebie kato, Polemonos meris; Tebtynis; Kerkesoucha OrousP.Mich.inv. 1431GreekAnn Arbor19-PapNoYesblack glass; check verso; l. 14-15, right: small scrap on top of writing; other minor things?Tebtynis, Polemonos meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptKronion son of Zoilos (see also P.Mich. V, 335?); Sokrates son of Zoilos; Tiberius, Emperor; Sarap‡hApurchased by Prof. Worrell in Egypt in the spring of 1936Husselman EM-Worrell WHP.Mich.inv. 6858CopticJPapYesYes8Pl VIPMich Coptic III1942<_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600BDPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>k publisheds2961,[hAP.Mich.inv. 4014CPapEBruckner A-Marichal RFChLA VG292H1976IPhotoUNoWYesX4March 1925; Acquired from Nahman lot from Oxyrynchusherial>PapNoYes302PhotoCugusi P164CEL1992aChLA V1976<_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPBIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>k publishedhAP.Mich.inv. 4014CPapEBruckner A-Marichal RFChLA VG292H1976IPhotoUNoWYesX4March 1925; Acquired from Nahman lot from Oxyrynchush ‰WhA9 x 16.1 cm28-159*-JUnknownPHList of officers and soldiers of a military unit, perhaps a cohort, the names of the soldiers being recorded according their date of enlistment311-321 A.D.Browne GM-P.Mich.inv. 5271LatinAnn ArborCol. I - 7; Col. II - 22-PapNoYesremove tape Bon leftUnknown place[- - -]s centurio ordin(--) (ordinarius or ordinatus); Diocletianus, Emperor, consul; Maximianus, Emperor, consul; Valerius Potammon, cornicolarius (cornicularius); Maximianus, Caesar, consul; Valerius Paulinus, explorator; Valerius Oreion (Horion); Valerius Hierax; Valerius Eracleides (Herakleides); Valerius Ation; Valerius Athres (Hatres); Maximinus, Emperor, consul; Valerius Plusianus; Valerius Psentaes; [Valerius] Plancius59212.7 x 5.9 cmpurchased by Dr. D.L. Askren; acquired from him in July, 1925UnknownPHListe of names of people who had perhaps delivered linen or tunics for the vestis millitarisBL IX, p. 388 (bibliography). - L. 1: read kephaleon, instead of kephalon; - l. 17: read Aris, instead of [Eu]charis; - l. 18: read Oual(erios)(?), instead of Pa]ous. (Unpublished notes of H.C. Youtie)Late IIIrd cent. A.D.<QBFŒi@"o#hAFC#iA#CrE#Œj@qr 9B@1DFhACFE0G1I!iA'sC@E@GsI@&K@*M@QMHŒk\lO@AhBMDN@iAMCQ5Œl@$rM9BMRNBhBMDMFuiAMCPOŒm@MsohAN>CMŒn@M\N4hAN3CviAwjQ7ŒoxN!hA9kCNE0iB>jNŒp@N"y|hBFiAzŒqI9APPhACE+iA?[ŒrI) 9AyhAtCqEsiBŒs@PLG0hB8Œt@~hA{Œu@XFhBŒv@?i4A:A%hAC,E+iAA,ŒwA,zLhB"D#iA,lAŒy@n"nhA"mC"liAC"UE&Œzx fhB"osPŒ{FC"UE&Œzx fhB"osPŒ{FPŒ{FFDK‚shD_600DPIBack_R8>iA1Aurelii Dioskoros, son of Chairemon(?), and Philadelphos, and Serenus, and Ischyrion, to Aurelius Aunes(?), son of Mikkalos, greetings. Pnas, son of Anouphis, has measured out, for the 17th and 16th and 9th year, for public dues, for the village of Karanis, 150(?) litrai of chaff. Year 18-17-10, Thoth 9.1j Done, on ph.k publishedp11/17/98s696‚tAO.Mich.inv. 9249COstE Amundsen LFOMich IG661H1935UNoWNoX 28-C62N-A[Text of Uncertain Nature\ 6.3 x 9.9 cmn=Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptoGreekr1sS"Rapid hand", quick, fluent, cursive letters; probably an older student. (Cribiore)uUnknownvIIIrd cent. A.D.wCairox?Perhaps a writing exercise, giving the name of a nation or cityz School(?){ Babylones (Babylon? Babylonioi?)|PHOFprobably Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptPCompleteQ1RRecto; Verso is blankS DocumentaryT 9249o.bmph‹hApurchased in Egypt by E. Peterson and received in April 1925Youtie HCP.Mich.inv. 6799PapNoYes81-2Pl IcSB XVI 12657ZPE 401980<_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>k publisheds2940S `‰AP.Mich.inv. 6189BbCPapESijpesteijn PJFPMich XVG696H1982IPl. VIIUNoV-WYesX31-II203E-P (14)[Receipt for Money Tax\9 x 8 cmnFSoknopaiou Nesos, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptoGreekr7uUnknown tax-collectorvSeptember 11, 162 A.D.w Ann ArborzeFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBacBk_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>{jPMichxvk publisheds2939‰AP.Mich.inv. 6189BbCPapESijpesteijn PJFPMich XVG696H1982IPl. VIIUNoV-WYesX31-II203E-P (14)[Receipt for Money Tax\9 x 8 cmnFSoknopaiou Nesos, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptoGreekr7uUnknown tax-collectorvSeptember 11, 162 A.D.w Ann Arbormaged at the top and on the rightkhApurchased in Egypt by E. Peterson and received in April 1925Schwendner GWP.Mich.inv. 6795KPapYesNo13aDiss1988<_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8>B<_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>k publisheds2938AP.Mich.inv. 6789CPapE Renner TTFDissG9H1974MZPE 29N Renner TTO16-21P1978QPl XdUNoWYesXRenner TT16-21Pl XdZPE 291978Diss1974<_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5>B<_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>k publishedAP.Mich.inv. 6666CPapE Daniel RWFDissG85-99H1981J SB XVI 13019MZPE 50N Daniel RWO147-54P1983QPl VIIcSBL IX, 296 (bibliography)UYesWYesX/purchased from Nahman through H.I. Bell in 1934C 1925WWW!W>WWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWW!WBWCWMWNWSW\WgWkWlWmWnWoWvWwWxWyWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWW>ŠhApurchased in Egypt by E. Peterson and received in April 1925Hubner RP.Mich.inv. 6768JPapYesYes37Pl XVIPTurner1981<_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_6B00DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>k publisheds2934ŠAP.Mich.inv. 6657BrCPapEYoutie HC-Youtie LCFPTurnerG14H1981IPl VIUYesWYesX/purchased from Nahman through H.I. Bell in 1934hRT\‹\hApurchased in Egypt by E. Peterson and received in April 1925BL IX, 279 (l. 9)Youtie HCP.Mich.inv. 6767PapNoYes251-4SB XIV 12169ZPE 281978<_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>k publishedl%J.Th. Pena, JRA 2 (1989) p. 128, n. 9s2933‹]AP.Mich.inv. 4912BaCPapE Gronewald MFZPE 28G278-80H1978UNoWNoX1926/1927; Acquired by BellhSOR‰hDod indicate that th writing on the wax2Wood side; no wax left on the other sideDocumentary<_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBacEk_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>. (PH + TG)Cavenaile R197CPL1957PMich VIISlave; WomanDocument of Uncertain Nature1947Wood side: broken off on the right side, partly faded (as shown by the wax side, the tablet was broken above l. 1 before the present text was written; nothing is missing at the bottom). The wax from the waxed side has entirely disappeared, t\Rep Editor - Daniel RW-Maltomini F; Rep Ser. - Supplementum Magicum 1; 1990; pg. 11-3hApurchased from Nahman through H.I. Bell in 1934Daniel RWRep Editor - Daniel RW-Maltomini F; Rep Ser. - Supplementum Magicum 1; 1990; pg. 11-3P.Mich.inv. 6666PapYesYes85-99BL IX, 296 (bibliography)Daniel RW147-54Pl VIIcZPE 501983SB XVI 13019Diss1981<_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>bk publishedcRzhApurchased from Nahman through H.I. Bell in 1934BL III, 197 on lines 2,19; BL X, 189 (l. 2; 3; 4)Wolff HJP.Mich.inv. 6659PapNoYes463-70David M-Groningen BA29Papyr Primer 41965SB V 8010Aegyptus 171937<_600DPIFront_R1><_60B 0DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>k publisheds2917 {AP.Mich.inv. 508CPapD$+ P.Mich. inv. 2217 + P.Ryl. IV, 612EWolff HJF Aegyptus 17G470-478H1937IPlateJSB V 8011 (bibliography only)MTAPA 69N Sanders HAO104-116P1938sWX†hApurchased from Nahman through H.I. Bell in 1934Gignac FTP.Mich.inv. 6658PapNoYes54Pl 18vPColl Youtie I1976<_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_6B00DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>k publisheds2916†AP.Mich.inv. 3789BvCPapE Renner TTFPColl Youtie IG4H1976UNoWYesXpurchased by Prof. Boak in 1925 (report submitted by H.I. Bell, dated May 2, 1925); described as coming from Behneseh (Oxyrhynchus)h:`K isoldWWWyWZW[Wsoldier_WWWWWWWWWWW!W)W6W:WWWWWWWWsoldierofthethirdituraeancohortofthecenturyofgreetVsoldiersvWHWfW4WWWWsoldieryWsoleWWsolidyWUWsolidiWWWOWSWrWwWyWWWWWwWWsolidusrWxWWwWsolomonWsolsticesyWsolstitialyWsome`W{WWyWWWWWW(W3W_WsomelinesmissingVsomeopposedthesuggestionthathewouldbesenttothespa*VsomeonesWWW8WWsomeonesWsomethingW!W5WWWWsomewhatW[WaWfWhWWWWWWsonpWqWtWuW}W~WWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWzŠAP.Mich.inv. 6657BvCPapE Youtie HCFPTurnerG43H1981UYesWYesX/purchased from Nahman through H.I. Bell in 1934hch.inv. 6657PapYesYes14Pl VIrPTurner1981<_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>k publishedŠAP.Mich.inv. 6657BvCPapE Youtie HCFPTurnerG43H1981UYesWYesX/purchased from Nahman through H.I. Bell in 1934h!ˆhApurchased from Nahman through H.I. Bell in 1934Michael EMP.Mich.inv. 6656PapNoYes25SB XII 11127PMich Michael1965<_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>rk publisheds2913ˆAP.Mich.inv. 6512BRectoCPapE Michael EMF PMich MichaelG14H1965J SB XII 11116KBL VII, 226 (on line 8)UNoV-WNoX33-4039*-A (1-3)[Receipt for Money Taxes\ 8.5 X 21.5 cm]scotchn=Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptoGreekr11s&Writing exceptionally cursive and fineu. . . alias Mikalos) mpcorninvi1Vpcorninvi10Vpcorninvi105Vpcorninvi11Vpcorninvi115Vpcorninvi116VN|‹tRep Editor - Priest NE; Rep Ser. - ZPE 33; 1979; pg. 35-7 Rep Editor - Priest NE; Rep Ser. - ZPE 46; 1982; pg. 54-5hApurchased from Nahman through H.I. Bell in 1934PKoln I 21Merkelbach RRep Editor - Priest NE; Rep Ser. - ZPE 33; 1979; pg. 35-7 Rep Editor - Priest NE; Rep Ser. - ZPE 46; 1982; pg. 54-5P.Mich.inv. 6653JPapYesYesMerkelbach and Priest published separately and simultaneously89-90Pl IIIcPriest NE3<&KAP.Mich.inv. 6649CPapE Renner TTFDissG8H1974MZPE 41N Renner TTO7-12P1981QPl Ib,cUYesVJWYesX/purchased from Nahman through H.I. Bell in 1934hApurchased from Nahman through H.I. Bell in 1934Renner TTP.Mich.inv. 6649JPapYesYes8Renner TT7-12Pl Ib,cZPE 411981Diss1974<_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5>B<_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>jCheck LDAB for bibliographyk publisheds2906ublished&3‹*AP.Mich.inv. 5982CPapEMerkelbach R-Youtie HCFZPE 2G161-169H1968IPl. III AHellenica Oxyrhynchia@A  A Chambers M @A  O56-57P1993UYesVJWYesX 30-CS190-A[Historical Work(?)\6.3 x 18.4 cm, 2.2 x 2.9 cmFullSizeBack_R2><_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1>B<_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>sk published‹*AP.Mich.inv. 5982CPapEMerkelbach R-Youtie HCFZPE 2G161-169H1968IPl. III AHellenica Oxyrhynchia@A  A Chambers M @A  O56-57P1993UYesVJWYesX 30-CS190-A[Historical Work(?)\6.3 x 18.4 cm, 2.2 x 2.9 cm4 cm, 2.2 x 2.9 cmg. 14-6&NŠAP.Mich.inv. 6643CPapE Turner EGFWiener Studien 79G186-9H1966IPlateUYesWYesX/purchased from Nahman through H.I. Bell in 1934h/>PapYesYes190-1Wiener Studien 791966<_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>tk publishedŠAP.Mich.inv. 6643CPapE Turner EGFWiener Studien 79G186-9H1966IPlateUYesWYesX/purchased from Nahman through H.I. Bell in 1934h&H&SjAP.Mich.inv. 6595BaCPapD6574E Schwendner GWFDissG12H1988UYesVKWNoXpurchased in 1933/1934hO>P.Mich.inv. 6649JPapYesYes8Renner TT7-12Pl Ib,cZPE 411981Diss1974<_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5>B<_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>k publishedAP.Mich.inv. 6595BaCPapD6574E Schwendner GWFDissG12H1988UYesVKWNoXpurchased in 1933/1934h"+ nahmanWWWWW"W7W<WdWeWfWnWtWuW{WWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWW W W W W WWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWW W!W"W#W$W%W&W'W(W)W*W+W,W-W.W/W0W1W2W3W4W6W8W:W;W<W=W>WTWUWXWZW[W_W`WrWxWWWWWWWWW;WGWLWWWWWWW!W"W#W$W%W&W'W(W)W*W+W,W-W.W/W0W1W2W3W4W5W6W7W8W9W:W;W<W=W>W?W@WAWWWWWWWWWW W&W'WWWŒ AP.Mich.inv. 6586BbCPapELuppe WFZPE 93G170H1992IPl V4UNoWYesXpurchased in 1933/1934[!Literary; Herodotus I 178,3-179,1hapNoYes160-161Pl VI2ZPE 93Literary; unknown prose; two columns1992<_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFBront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>k publishedŒ AP.Mich.inv. 6586BbCPapELuppe WFZPE 93G170H1992IPl V4UNoWYesXpurchased in 1933/1934[!Literary; Herodotus I 178,3-179,1h&JŠhApurchased from Nahman through H.I. Bell in 1934Turner EGP.Mich.inv. 6643PapYesYes186-9PlateWiener Studien 791966<_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>ujCheck LDAB for bibliographyk publisheds2903(8t 2verso}WWW-W.WAWOWwWxWW7WUWWWaWcWgWmWpWrWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWW W!W"W#W$W%W&W'W(W)W*W+W,W.W8W?WQW[WyWWverso1}VVVFVvVVVVVVV"V%V-V4V5V8V9VAVCVOVVVdViVsVyVVVVVVVVVVVVVKVVVVVtion to the bibliophylakes enkteseon1995broken off at the bottom, damaged1RectoDocumentary<_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5  ‹hADecember 1922; Acquired by Flinders - PetrieHenrichs AP.Mich.inv. 1258EPapYesYes117-8Pl IVaSB XII 11226ZPE 111973<_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8B><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>jIsis (+ 1259: drawing)k publisheds1343VbUYesVLWYesX November 1924hPŠhApurchased from Nahman through H.I. Bell in 1934Sijpesteijn PJP.Mich.inv. 6615PapNoYes175-76Pl 24Tyche 91994<_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_6B00DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>pk publisheds2892ŠAP.Mich.inv. 1454CPapECurtis HD-Robbins FEFU-M Observatory Publ. 6G77-100H1935IPlatesUYesVAWYesX November 1924h†hApurchased in 1933/1934Sijpesteijn PJP.Mich.inv. 6601KPapYesYes462Pl XIVPCustoms1987<_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_RBw2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>ek publisheds2890&KKhApurchased in 1933/19346574Schwendner GWP.Mich.inv. 6595KPapYesNo12aDiss1988<_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1B><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>wjCheck LDAB for bibliographyk publisheds2888AP.Mich.inv. 6585BaCPapE Renner TTFDissG6H1974MZPE 29N Renner TTO13-5P1978QPl XcUYesVKWYesXpurchased in 1933/1934h&XPurchased in 1928/1929hAPurchased in 1928/1929Schwendner GWP.Mich.inv. 5576PapNoNo6bDiss1988<_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_BeR3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>Sj*Check LDAB for bibliography Check inv. nr.k publisheds2501 &ZjAP.Mich.inv. 6574CPapD6595 aE Schwendner GWFDissG12H1988UYesVKWYesXpurchased in 1933/1934hation>KPapYesYes6Renner TT13-5Pl XcZPE 291978aDiss1974<_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_6B00DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>k publishedAP.Mich.inv. 6574CPapD6595 aE Schwendner GWFDissG12H1988UYesVKWYesXpurchased in 1933/1934h*†hApurchased in 1933/1934Sijpesteijn PJP.Mich.inv. 6581KPapYesYes288Plate VPCustoms1987<_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_BxR2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>fk publisheds2883†AP.Mich.inv. 6201CPapESijpesteijn PJFPCustomsG318H1987IPl. VIIUNoWYesX31-II215-P (8)-(11)[Customshouse Receipt\6 x 6 cmnFSoknopaiou Nesos, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptoGreekr6uunknown customs officialvAugust 19, 192 A.D.wCairot for payment of the customs dutyySotas{|`AP.Mich.inv. 6590CPapESijpesteijn PJFCE 54G138-9H1979MPCustomsNSijpesteijn PJO233P1987QPl IVUYesVKWYesXpurchased in 1933/1934hYes133-4BL VIII, 219 on 2, 4Sijpesteijn PJ690Pl IVPMich XV1982CE 531978<_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFrBont_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>k publisheds2882`AP.Mich.inv. 6590CPapESijpesteijn PJFCE 54G138-9H1979MPCustomsNSijpesteijn PJO233P1987QPl IVUYesVKWYesXpurchased in 1933/1934hT|S€xA person, described in lines 6-7 of fragment A, has sworn an oath that he has handed over documents(?) for inspection by an official named Ligustius(?) Tullus, who is examining his slave (Dioskoros)yHLigustius(?) Tullus; Dioskoros, doulos; [- - -] hyperetes(?); Apolloniosz'Census; Oath; Population control; Slave|PHOUnknown (Oxyrhynchus?)PFragment A: broken off at the top and bottom(?); fragment B: broken off at the top, right and bottom. Both fragments badly damagedQ2RRecto; Verso is blankS Documentaryhxyrhynchus?)oGreekr)Frg. A: 10; frg. B, col. I: 1; col. II: 9sWritten in red ink, except lines 1-3 of col. II of fragment B (the first word of l. 4 is written with red and black inks mixed)uUnknownvIInd/IIIrd cent. A.D.w Ann ArborxA person, described in lines 6-7 of fragment A, has sworn an oath that he has handed over documents(?) for inspection by an official named Ligustius(?) Tullus, who is examining his slave (Dioskoros)ros)nsus; Oath; Population control; Slave|PHSk‹tAP.Mich.inv. 6167CPapEYoutie HC-Youtie LCFZPE 33G198-200H1979IPl. XaJ SB XVI 12563UNoV-WYesX31-II202A-P2 (3)[Declaration of Uninundated Land\10.2 X 22.5 cmnFSoknopaiou Nesos, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptoGreekr14Year>1982ZPE 331979<_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_60B0DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>k published‹tAP.Mich.inv. 6167CPapEYoutie HC-Youtie LCFZPE 33G198-200H1979IPl. XaJ SB XVI 12563UNoV-WYesX31-II202A-P2 (3)[Declaration of Uninundated Land\10.2 X 22.5 cmnFSoknopaiou Nesos, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptoGreekr1420, 201 A.D.|PHh&UhApurchased in 1933/19346595 aSchwendner GWP.Mich.inv. 6574KPapYesYes12Diss1988<_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_RBw2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>ejCheck LDAB for bibliographyk publisheds2878OT .€s2340€AP.Mich.inv. 3363CPapESijpesteijn PJF Aegyptus 59G43-44H1979IPl. IIIMPMich XVNSijpesteijn PJO725P1982UNoV-WYesX%May 2, 1925; Acquired from Nahman lot[Receipt\ 25.3 x 6.5 cm]Clean, unfold a bit nUnknownoGreekr3sRecto written across the fibresuKollouthos, hypodektesvIVth cent. A.D.w Ann ArborxReceipt for gold or silver bullion purchased at a fixed price by the government from landholders; the rate at which this was exacted from them was probably based on the amount of taxes in wheat they paidy?Paulus son of Melas; [- - -], epitropos; Kollouthos, hypodektesz/Land ownership; Taxation (Land); Tax collection|PHOUnknownPFBroken off on the left (except at the bottom?); damaged along the foldQ1R1Recto (written across the fibres); Verso is blankS Documentaryh Woman (& guardian)|PHO9Perhaps Oxyrhynchus, Oxyrhynchite nome, province of EgyptP&Broken off on the left and right sidesQ1RRecto; Verso is blankS Documentaryhom Dr. Kondilios|PHh!"hB Romans)1935<_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>j~Acquisition: see history of the manuscripts in ed.pr. Check Aland, Repertorium no 0105, NT 46 + van Haelst Check Clarysse's DBk publisheds2774 AP.Mich.inv. 6234B1+2CPapEMerkelbach R-West MLFFragmenta HesiodeaH1967UNoWYesXpurchased in 1931/1932hN‹hApurchased in 1932Gronewald MP.Mich.inv. 6427JPapYesYes193-200ZPE 141974<_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>Oj[Check Aland, Repertorium no Var 23, Od 8 + van Haelst Check LDAB for bibliography (2 cards)k publisheds2833 ŒhB$<_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>jCheck LDAB for bibliographyk publishedl.Discussed by AS Hollis in ZPE 92 (1992), 115-7s2772 1991B;<_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>)k published"#AP.Mich.inv. 41CPapEGallo IFFramenti Biograf IIG325-9H1980IPl XIIMStudi Adelmo BarigazziN Bastianini GO43-7P1986UYesVCWYesXGpurchased in Egypt by B.P. Grenfell and F.W. Kelsey in March-April 1920hFragmenta Hesiodea1967<_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2>Br<_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>`k publishedAP.Mich.inv. 41CPapEGallo IFFramenti Biograf IIG325-9H1980IPl XIIMStudi Adelmo BarigazziN Bastianini GO43-7P1986UYesVCWYesXGpurchased in Egypt by B.P. Grenfell and F.W. Kelsey in March-April 1920hAP.Mich.inv. 6222BaCPapD1st Hippolytos HypothesisE Schwendner GWFDissG9H1988MZPE 102NLuppe WO23-42P1994QPl 1aUYesVKWYesXpurchased in 1931/1932hr_Vol>Diss1988<_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4BP><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>>k publishedAP.Mich.inv. 6222BaCPapD1st Hippolytos HypothesisE Schwendner GWFDissG9H1988MZPE 102NLuppe WO23-42P1994QPl 1aUYesVKWYesXpurchased in 1931/1932hAP.Mich.inv. 6055CPapE Priest NEF1Homeric Papyri in the Michigan Collection (Diss.)G7H1975MZPE 46N Priest NEO70P1982UNoV-WYesX 31-I101L*-P[Iliad II, 246-259\ 12 x 13.9 cmNegative>Yes9Luppe W23-42Pl 1aZPE 1021994aDiss1988<_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600BDPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>k publishedAP.Mich.inv. 6055CPapE Priest NEF1Homeric Papyri in the Michigan Collection (Diss.)G7H1975MZPE 46N Priest NEO70P1982UNoV-WYesX 31-I101L*-P[Iliad II, 246-259\ 12 x 13.9 cm, Arsinoite nome, province of Egypt|PH++Œ-hEirst text (col. I)ZPE 111Justice; Priests; Religion; Slaves; Surety; Theft; WomanPetition to a Strategos1996broken off on the left and right sides, and at the bottom of col. I2Recto; Verso: uncertain tracesDocumentary6060r.bmp6060v.bmp<_600DPIFront_R1>6060r_a.bmp<_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1>6060v_a.bmp<_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8> ial>papYesYesThe relation between the two texts of P.Mich. inv. 6060 is uncertain, even if both of them concern priests of Soknopaiou Nesos; the Harpagathes accused in both€hA554Husselman EMP.Mich.inv. 4969CopticPapNoYes79-86Pl XXXI12Amer Res Cent Egypt 41965<_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBackB_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>zj#check acquisition for all the 4969sk publisheds2361 €AP.Mich.inv. 1291CPapE Husselman EMFAmer Res Cent Egypt 4G79-86H1965IPl XXXIIMApostelgeschichteN Schenke HMO245-8P1991UNoWNoX&January 1924; Acquired with Nahman lotoCoptic29-116W29-116aV29-130dhW29-130dahV29-132NWWWWWfWgW0W1WvWyW29-132aiNV29-132aiiyV29-132biiV29-132di0V1V29-132fifV29-132pgV29-132uiV29-132viV29-132wivV29-132xiV29-158MWWWWW29-158diMV29-158eiiiV29-158giiiV29-158kiiV29-158ziiV29-235dWeW/Wied. Fragm. II could not be located and was not photographedC145Boyaval B 196 ZPE 231976CT10 fragmentsPMich IIITable of Fractions and Arithmetical Problems, 1936<_600DPIFront_R1>4966f1_a.bmp<_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIS Sp5‰\10.1 x 12.1 cm]Join fragments... betternUnknownoGreekr9uUnknownvIIIrd cent. A.D.w Ann Arborx(End of a communication concerning camelsyAionz-Animal; Business; Letter; Transport; Utensils{Oasis|PHOUnknownP8Broken off on the left; damaged along the vertical foldsQ2RRecto; Verso is blankS DocumentaryhA10.1 x 12.1 cmpurchased in 1928UnknownPHEnd of a communication concerning camelsIIIrd cent. A.D.Sijpesteijn PJOasisP.Mich.inv. 4965GreekAnn Arbor9-PapNoYesJoin fragments... betterUnknownAion717Pl XVIUnknownpurchased in 1928Whitehorne JP.Mich.inv. 4962PapNoYes17-20SB XX 14131Aegyptus 711991<_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBaBhck_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>Vk publisheds2355€AP.Mich.inv. 4203CPapE Whitehorne JF Aegyptus 71G20-23H1991J SB XX 14132MBASP 34NGonis NO111-118P1997UNoWYesXFJuly 1925; Acquired by Dr. Askren and Prof Boak from Mahammad Abdullahh%K&‚PhApurchased in 1928Turner EGP.Mich.inv. 4961LPapYesYes32-3Pl IISB VIII 9930Oertel Festschrift1964<_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_RB1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>xk publisheds2354 ‚QAO.Mich.inv. 9285COstE Amundsen LFOMich IG677H1935K4Amundsen incorrectly puts ostracon at 27-east of C67UNoWNoX 28-C73-A [Fragment\ 8.3 x 8.4 cmn=Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptoGreekr4uUnknownvIIIrd cent. A.D.?wCairoxFragment, of uncertain reading"sPFbroken off at the top and on the left and right sides; many worm-holesQ1RRectoSLiteraryT 4832r.bmpX 4832r_a.bmphA11.5 x 8.6 cm26-B13F-AUnknownPHAnthology, or summary with quotations, devoted to Iliad XVIII-XIXLate IInd or Ist cent. B.C.Renner TT-P.Mich.inv. 4832GreekAnn ArborCol. I - 14; col. II - 17; col. III - 1KPapNoYestwo small parts to be unfolded (see verso): one on left si><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>k publishedAP.Mich.inv. 4832BcCPapE Renner TTFBLiterary Papyri from the University of Michigan Collection (Diss.)G4H1974MHSCP 83N Renner TTO331-337P1979QPhotoS?A small trace of a third column was unfolded on the right. (PH)UNoVKWYesX 26-B13F-A[Homeric AnthologyhAbought by Dr. Askren and Prof. Boak, in 1925Sijpesteijn PJP.Mich.inv. 4220PapNoNo116-117p. 117aAP V1993<_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DBPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>k publisheds2164hAbought by Dr. Askren and Prof. Boak, from Mohammad Abdullah (1925)Nims CFP.Mich.inv. 4200PapNoYes47Pl VIIINims CF78-9JEA 241938Diss1937<_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5>B<_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>k publisheds2158AP.Mich.inv. 4172CPapD+ P.Cair. Inv. 57187E Youtie HCF PMich IV, 1G225H1936KTBL III, 113-5; BL IV, 54; BL V, 69 on the name Sambathion; BL VII, 109 on lines 2434MDissNPearl OMO10-1P1938UYes ‚DhABrowne GMP.Mich.inv. 4162CopticPapNoYes11Pl IIIMich Coptic Texts1979<_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPBXIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>Fjcheck acquisitionk publisheds2150‚EAP.Mich.inv. 3589CPapE Browne GMFMich Coptic TextsG1H1979UYesWYesX&May 2, 1925; Acquired from Nahman lot.oCoptich"  maydWeWfWWmay21925acquiredfromnahmanlotVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVV V V V VV+V@VBVPVQVRVSVjVkVlVVV VVEVFVVVVVV VVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVI/ receiptWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWW W WWWWWWWWWWWWWW W!W"W#W$W%W'W(W*W+W,W-W/W0W3W5W6W7W8W;WAWCWDWFWGWIWJWKWMWNWOWPWQWRWSWTWUWWWXWYW\W]W^W_W`WaWbWcWdWeWfWst, in particular, is in a large sprawling hand, appareCntly written slowly and with difficulty. (Husselman)Haryotes son of Haryotes presbyteros and of Tapnebtynis, husband of Tapontos; Herodes alias Orseus son of Haryotes presbyteros and of Tapnebtynis; Haryotes son of Haryotes alias Sakbelis; Eutychos son of Haryotes presbyteros and of Tapnebtynis288Tebtynis, Polemonos meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptPMich VHouse Ownership; Illiteracy; Sale; Woman16.7 x 13 cmMay 2, 1925; Acquired from Nahman lotUnknown tax collectorPHAccount of payments in moneyIInd/IIIrd cent. A.D.Sijpesteijn PJP.Mich.inv. 3315GreekAnn ArborCol. I - 19; col. II - 5- (with inv. 3314)PapNoYesCheck for minor interventions; put inv. 3314 in a different folder12 x 4.4 cm32-CS95-E4 brothers, sons of Sokrates(?): Aurelius Isidoros, Aurelius Kopreas, Aurelius Harpokration & Aurelius SokratesPHPrivate receipt for rent, issued by four brothers, all minors, through their guardian (curator)231/232 A.D.Sijpesteijn PJArsinoiton polis; Kerkeusiris (Kerkeosiris), [Polemon] merisP.Mich.inv. 6354GreekCairo20PapNoNoUnknown place, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptAurelius Isidoros, son of Sokrates(?), aphelix; Aurelius Koprea (Kopreas, Kopres), son of Sokrates(?), aphelix; Aurelius Harpokration, son of Sokrates(?), aphelix; Aurelius Sokrates, son of Sokrates(?), aphelix; Sokrates(?), their deceased father, gymnasiarchesas (former gymnasiarchos), prytaneusas (former prytanis) of the Arsinoiton polis; Aurelius Eudaimon alias [- - -]86:illiteracyprofessiontaxationlandtaxcollectiontransport8VimperialWWWWWWWWWqWWWWWWkWlWvWwW@WimperialconstitutionsjusticelawliturgycompulsorypublicVimperialcultlatinismpropagandaVimperialedictjusticelawliturgycompulsorypublicserviceVimperialedictpersonalstatusromancitizentaxationpersonVnVV>Q&|‡[Declaration of Property\ 8 x 21 cm`6/19/96a6bCTd 116_a.bmph116.bmpn>Bacchias, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptoGreekr12s\In a somewhat upright business hand with many letters detached and having uncial form (Boak)uTapekysis, daughter of HorosvAug. 2, 131 A. D.w Ann ArborxProperty return for a house, made by its purchaser, Tapekysis, daughter of Horos. This document, as well as several others, was presented in accordance with special orders from the prefect of Egypt (see P.Mich. XV, p. 20)9A2Kottos, grammateus; Deios alias Apollonios, former gymnasiarch, bibliophylax enkteseon of the Arsinoite nome; Herodes alias Diogenes, former gymnasiarch, bibliophylax enkteseon of the Arsinoite nome; Tapekysis daughter of Horos (see P.Mich. III, p. 180; XI, p. 15 & 102); Flavius Titianus, prefect of Egypt2z/Archive; Cadastre; House Ownership; Sale; Womannus, prefect of Egypt2z/Archive; Cadastre; House Ownership; Sale; Womanv. 116CPapDArchive of Horos"CŠ5hA June 1922; Acquired by Nahman - British Museum;Nos. 918 - 932 Paid for from the appropriation of RegentsHusselman EMP.Mich.inv. 1191CopticPapNoNo226-39Studies Aziz Suryal Atiya1972<_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600BDPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>k publisheds1329 Š6AP.Mich. inv. 33CParE McMillan JLF StudPap 16G69-72H1977MBASP 31NSijpesteijn PJO121-124P1994QPl. 34UNoWYesXGpurchased in Egypt by B.P. Grenfell and F.W. Kelsey in March-April 1920hP]oXhJune 1922; Acquired by Nahman - British Museum;Nos. 918 - 932 Paid for from the appropriation of RegentsoCoptichAJune 1922; Acquired by Nahman - British Museum;Nos. 918 - 932 Paid for from the appropriation of RegentsWorrell WHP.Mich.inv. 1190CopticBPapYesNo145-50Worrell WH5-13Orientalia 41935Coptic Sounds1934<_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>k published pAP.Mich. inv. 764CWoodEBoak AERFCP 16G191-2H1921UNohB IFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>jCheck LDAB for bibliographyk publisheds1330 A P.Mich.inv. 0CPapE Schwendner GWFDissG7H1988UYesWNoXGpurchased in Egypt by B.P. Grenfell and F.W. Kelsey in March-April 1920[7Literary papyrus of Demosthenes, Contra Aristocr. 103-4h<_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>k publishedN NnfjWkWlWmWnWoWwWxWyWzW{W|W}W~WWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWW W W W W WWWWWWWWWW6W;W<W?W@WAWCWDWEWFWJWWWWWWW%W-W.W?W@WKWLWQWRWTWUWZW[W`WaWbWcWdWeWfWjWqWrWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWW`WaWdWeWWWWWWWWWW"W:W;W<W=W>WPWYWfayumW3W4W/W0W1W2W3W4W5WfebruaryWWWWWWWfebruary1921acquiredbysirbudgenotesbycrum1921VVVVVVVflindersWWWWWWWWWW&w>‡{+Bacchias, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome|PHO>Bacchias, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptPcompleteQ1RRecto; Verso is blankS DocumentaryT116.bmpX 116_a.bmphA8 x 21 cmpurchased in Egypt by B.P. Grenfell and F.W. Kelsey in March-April 1920Tapekysis, daughter of HorosPHArchive of Horos and TapekysisProperty return for a house, made by its purchaser, Tapekysis, daughter of Horos. This document, as well as several others, was presented in accordance with special orders from the prefect of Egypt (see P.Mich. XV, p. 20)BL III, 110 (l. 10, 12); BL VIII,ghter of Horos; Flavius Titianus, prefect of Egyptz/Archive; Cadastre; House Ownership; Sale; Woman{+Bacchias, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome|PHO>Bacchias, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptPcompleteQ1RRecto; Verso is blankS DocumentaryT116.bmpX 116_a.bmph,12UYes>‡iAThe eighth year of the Emperor Caesar Trajan Hadrian Augustus, the twelfth of the month Gorpiaios, Epeiph 12, in Bacchias of the division of Herakleides of the Arsinoite nome. Haryotes, son of Alexas, about 63 years old with a scar on his left foot, acknowledges to Horos, son of Horos, about 50 years old with a scar on his left eyebrow, that he, the party of the first part, has received from him the rental and the seed of the present eighth year of Hadrian Caesar, our lord, for his allotmeBnt of four and one-half arourai, which he is cultivating near Bacchias, namely twenty artabai of wheat by the six-choinix mesure because the term of the lease has been completed, and that he, the party of the first part, and his heirs will not prosecute Horos or his heirs either about these things as stated or about any other matter whatsoever written or unwritten concerning the whole contract up to the present day on any pretext. Signatories: for the party of the first part Heliodoros, so. 44Nu?‡iA(Recto) The tenth year of the Emperor Caesar Trajan Hadrian Augustus, the second of the month Gorpiaios, Epeiph 2, in Bacchias of the division of Herakleides of the Arsinoite nome. Haryotes, son of Alexas, the son of Alexas, about 64 years old with a mark on his forehead to the right and on his left foot, acknowledges to Horos, son of Horos, the son of Horos, about 52 years old with a scar on his left eyebrow that he, the party of the first part, has received from him the rent for the preme. Haryotes, son of Alexas, the son of Alexas, about 64 years old with a mark on his forehead to the right and on his left foot, acknowledges to Horos, son of Horos, the son of Horos, about 52 years old with a scar on his left eyebrow that he, the party of the first part, has received from him the rent for the prey112r.bmp<_600DPIFront_R1>112r_a.bmp<_600DPIFront_R2>112r_b.bmp<_600DPIFront_R3>112r_c.bm>?‡yMarcus Anthestius Gemellus, ton apolelumenon hippeon (see ZPE 70 [1987] p. 106); Horos son of Horos, Perses tes epigones (see P.Mich. III, p. 179-180, etc.); Hadrianus, EmperorzpEthnicity; Land Ownership; Lease; Personal status: Perses tes epigones; Personal status: Roman citizen (veteran){Bacchias; Perses (tes epigones)|PHO>Bacchias, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptP(Damaged at the bottom, and badly abradedQ1RRecto; Verso is blankS DocumentaryT110.bmpX 110_a.bmpX 110r_a.bmpY 110_b.bmph‡AP.Mich.inv. 110CPapDArchive of Horos and TapekysisEBoak AERF PMich IIIG185H1936K3BL VI, 80 (bibliography); BL IX, 159 (l. 2, 24-25).UNoV-WYesXMPurchased in Egypt by B.P. Grenfell and F.W. Kelsey in March and April, 1920.[Lease of Grain Land\ 11 x 18 cm]"1 small fragment to try to add....`6/17/96a8bCTd 110_a.bmp$ 110_b.bmph110.bmpn>Bacchias, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptoGreekr32gin>Bacchias, Herakleidou meris, Arsino?N~‡hCe charasteristic flourishes of the latter. (Boak)Marcus Anthestius Gemellus, ton apolelumenon hippeon (see ZPE 70 [1987] p. 106); Horos son of Horos, Perses tes epigones (see P.Mich. III, p. 179-180, etc.); Hadrianus, Emperor185Bacchias, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptCTPMich IIIEthnicity; Land Ownership; Lease; Personal status: Perses tes epigones; Personal status: Roman citizen (vDeteran)<_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>tk publisheds10bc†hA Demotic mummy labelYoutie LC4534 Demotic WoodNoYes11516PColl Youtie II1976<_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>tk publisheds9cd†hA Demotic mummy labelYoutie LC4534 Demotic WoodNoYes11415PColl Youtie II1976<_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>tk publisheds8de8†hA Demotic-Greek mummy labelYoutie LC4534Demotic-GreekWoodYesYes11011PColl Youtie II1976<_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPBIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>k publisheds2†A4533B13 Greek mummy labelsCWoodE Youtie LCFPColl Youtie IIG97-109H1976UYesWNoX-purchased by Prof. Boak in Egypt in 1924/1925h?(xŒ|k publisheds1592 Œ}AP.Mich.inv. 5493Bb, versoCPapEGagos T - Sijpesteijn PJFBASP 33G88-91H1996IPl. 4UYesVGWYesX 28-C122A-C[Summons ("Orders to Arrest")\ 23.5 x 8.6 cm]nice glass... but this is 5493b, not 5493a. Sorry. Let's take this opportunity to try again to realign things, perhaps? (check also lines 9-10 of verso) - send back to men=Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptoGreekr5u$Hierakapolon & Sambas, proestotes(?)vIVth cent. A.D.w Ann Arborx}Order, issued by two proestotes(?) to the eirenarch of Karanis, to send a man suspected of theft to the main town of the nome men=Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptoGreekr5u$Hierakapolon & Sambas, proestotes(?)vIVth cent. A.D.w Ann Arborx}Order, issued by two proestotes(?) to the eirenarch of Karanis, to send a man suspected of theft to the main town of the nomenomewn of the nome&u%Œ+hC, their curator; [Aurelius] Sarapion alias [- - -], son of Serenus, [- - -]sas (former [- - -]) of the Arsinoiton polis; [Alexander Severus], Emperor108-109Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptbZPE 109Agriculture; Personal status: aphelix (minor child) (& guardian); RentReceipt for Rent1995broken off on the right side and at the bottom, and sDlightly on the left side1RectoDocumentary<_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>i, their c*D%G8privatereceiptforrentissuedbyfourbrothersallminors+V1&G9misthotesvWWmiysisWRWW WW=Wmiysissonofamamoulesseealsoomichi614RVmiysissonofamoulesseealsoomichi571VmiysissonofpabellesVmiysisunnamedwife V=VmmisWmmonW8WmnasistratoscWmnetermnisWmnislachanopolesVmomodestaWmodestus modiusWmoithymitesTWmommousWmon WWWcWmonhergenomenosekdikosVmonasteryWmonazonWmones}WmonimusRmonodesmian*WmonodesmiasWmonographosW&Wmononios&Wmononiosmachairophoros&VmopsarionWmopsarionsisterofploutogeniacfpmichiii214VmorepatosmorionTWmorosUWWaWWhWWWmoroshiereusseeomichip198UVVaVmorospraktorassociatesVmorossonofapeisVmorossonofsarapionVmorossonofvalenshVmorsolisWmorsolismursilossonofVar>1995broken off on the righ&ŒhA29.5 x 7.9 cm26-B14E-AAurelius Apion, misthotes telous katalochismonPHReceipt for payment of the tax on a change of registry (telos katalochismon), paid by two sisters for the lands they have inherited from their uncle211/212 A.D.Sijpesteijn PJArsinoite nome; Bacchias; Karanis; KerkesouchaP.Mich.inv. 4833GreekAnn Arbor9BBPapYesYesglass slihgtly broken, "dirty"Unknown place, province of EgyptAurelius Apion, misthotes telous katalochismon for the Arsinoite and other nomes (see G. Messeri-R. Pintaudi, ZPE 120 [1998] p. 131-144); Anoubion alias Syros, boethos of Aurelius Apion (see G. Messeri-R. Pintaudi, ZPE 120 [1998] p. 138); Valeria Sarapous; Iulia Ammonous; Gaius (Iulius) Gemellus alias Longinus, veteran, deceased uncle of Valeria&&ŒhC Sarapous and Iulia Ammonous (see also P.Mich. IV 224, 3931); [Caracalla, Emperor]87-89Pl. XIIKaranis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptaZPE 109Inheritance; Land Ownership; Personal status: Roman citizen (veteran); Taxation; WomanReceipt for Payment of Money Tax1995damaged on the right side, at the bottom and along the folds1Recto; Verso is blankDocumentary4833ar.bmp<_600DPIFront_R1>4833ar_a.bmp<_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>ii +287-987-9087-967870G871872Q873874875_8767877887887988L)88-91}880S881882883f884K885886C887T888I88989ڂ89-90I89-9189-95@890d891892893894895W8966897898899A9QЂق=;W(W9recto;V9versoV9-12C9-3790Jy90-91900901902(9035904905i906907908U909X91 91-691-92~91-96910911912913 915-6916917918Y91992HM $92-392-4920D9213922$923924925926927928c929\93GN B93-10193-4҂93-693-7 93-9493-95930e931"932933934935MrNPdamagedontherightsideatthebottomandalongthefoldsVdamagedorfadedatsomeplacesVdamagesWdarkened:WdWWdarkenedmuchdamagedpapyrusbrokenoffinmanyfragmentsiVdbottomWdecayWWWWWWWWWWWWWWdecayed3WHWFW WWdecemberWdeclarationXWZWdeclarationsWWXWWdeepWWW W W W W WWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWW W!W"W#W$W%W&W'W(W)W*W+W,WdeeplyfWhWxWWWWdeeplyfrayedatbothtopandbottomsothattheupperpartVdeeplyfrayedatthetopandbottomthesurfaceisalsowornxVdeeplyfrayedatthetopandbottomwithmuchdamagealsoatfVhVVdefaced}WWpWyWzW|WWWWWWWW&WWW^W`Wdegree WdemagedWdemoticWdepositW#W&/ŒhCvince of EgyptZPE 109Contract; Debt; House Ownership; Mortgage; Personal status: Roman citizen; Rent; Taxation; WomanReceipt for Money Tax1995nearly complete, defaced at the bottom1Recto; Verso: traces of red stampsDocumentary5839r.bmp5839v.bmp<_600DPIFront_R1>5839r_a.bmp<_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1>5839v_a.bmp<_600DPIBack_R2>5839v_c.bmp<_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>i, p. 4-5); Pekysis (Pakysis) son of Psenamounis (see also P.Mich. IX, p. 4-5); Vibia Crispina89-90Pl. XIKaranis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, proias.W8W@WUW[W_WhWjWlWnWoWrWvWwWyWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWW WWWWWWWW W"W#W$W%W&W(W-W4W8W;WEWUWZW[W_W`WasansWasatisWascendyWascendsyWascensionsyWascertain]WasclepiusyWasemisWWWashamednWasiayW1Waside|WyWeWmWWW?W@WlWaskqW`WaW&W4WWWiWnWWWWWWWWWWWWW WW"WSWWWWWWW"W#Wy<_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_GC/RofLWQWUWbWeWfWlWoWpW}W~WWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWW W!W"W#W$W%W&W'W(W)W*W+W,W-W.WHWPWQWXWWIWpW0W;WEW^W_WWW W6WMWNW]W^W_W`WvWwWWWWparts;WWpaymentsWWpmichWWWWWWWWpracticallyWprivateWprobablyWWEWFWGWHWIWyWzWpublishedW9WvWwWWrecWWWWreceiptWreceipts WWWrecord WWWrectopWqWtWuW|W}W~WWWK]%‰AP.Mich.inv. 4666BbCPapESijpesteijn PJFPMich XVG710H1982IPl. XII APBL VIII, 219 (on line 6). - Line 6: read probably diakon instead of sakko(--); line 7: read Pakyseos instead of Paouseos (if this reading is right, this Ptolemaios is not the same as Ptolemaios, son of Sokmenis, grandson of Pausis, for which see P.Mich. IV/2, p. 220; P.Cair.Mich. 359, 673); line 9: read Pasio[n instead of Paso[n. (PH)PUNoV-WYesX 25-5087B-J[ List of names\ 12.2 x 7.8 cm]Aremove (apparently useless) tapes at the bottom (2) and right (1)Line 6: read probably diakon instead of sakko(--); line 7: read Pakyseos instead of Paouseos (if this reading is right, this Ptolemaios is not the same as Ptolemaios, son of Sokmenis, grandson of Pausis, for which see P.Mich. IV/2, p. 220; P.Cair.Mich. 359, 673); line 9: read Pasio[n instead of Paso[n. (PH)PUNoV-WYesX 25-5087B-J[ List of names\ 12.2 x 7.8 cm]Aremove (apparently useless) tapes at the bottom (2) and right (1)&P ŒiAYear six of Imperator Caesar Traianus Hadrianus Augustus, Choiak 30. From the abstracts of title-deeds of the village. Pnepheros, son of Satabous, and Pekysis, son of Psenamounis, have paid to the account of the nomarchs of the Arsinoite nome, Statilius Apion and Valerius Apollonios, through Isidoros, the tax on property transfer for entering into a habitation agreement, assigned to be taxed according to a copy of a mortgage, in a third share of a house in the village of Karanis belonging BRto the debtor Vibia Crispina against them sum of three hundred drachmai, as verified from the list of abstracts of the village, volume 4, column 16. (2nd hand) I, Apollonios, have signed. [Tax paid by Pnepheros] and Pekysis [for entering into] a habitation agreement in a 3rd [share of a house], against the sum of three hundred drachmai.@j"done on the orig. SCANNED, checkedk publishedp9/16/97ŒAP.Mich.inv. 5938CPapESijpesteijn PJFZPE 109G91-92H1995IPl. 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Sorry. Let's take this opportunity to try again to realign things, perhaps? (check also lines 9-10 of verso) - send back to meperhaps Arsinoiton polis, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptHierakapollon, proestos(?); Sambas, proestos(?); (unnamed) eirenarchai of Karanis; . . .oumos son of Heras, carpenter88-91Pl. 4Karanis, Herakleidou meris, ArsiCnoite nome, province of Egyptb, versoBASP 33Justice; Police; Profession; TheftSummons ("Orders to Arrest")1996much damaged3Verso; Recto: list of names of aporoiDocumentary5493bv.bmp<_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFrontH16180WW8WFWaWyW180-189W180-192W180-192adV180-210%W180-230W181WWWyW181180bcVyV181-185W181-185adV181/182W181/182adV182WWWWhe Arsinoite nome; Isidoros; Pnepheros son of Satabous (see P.Mich. IX, p. 4-5); Pekysis son of Psenamounis (see also P.Mich. IX, p. 4-5); Vibia Crispina89-90Pl. XIKaranis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of ECgyptZPE 109Contract; Debt; House Ownership; Mortgage; Personal status: Roman citizen; Rent; Taxation; WomanReceipt for Money Tax1995nearly complete, defaced at the bottom1Recto; Verso: traces of red stampsDocumentary<_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><))!Y5883rW5883rcbmpV5883rdbmpV5890rW5890rbbmpV5895rW5895rbbmpV5895rcbmpV5907rWWW5907rcbmpVVV5907rdbmpVVV5915rW5915rcbmpV5915rdbmpV5917rW5917rcbmpV5917rdbmpV5919rWWW5919rcbmpVVV5919rdbmpVVV5927rW5927rbbmpV5961rVW5961rcbmpVV5961rdbmpVV5982r*W5982rabmp*V5982rcbmp*V5dW5eWW5fWW.Lat.1992a-RectoCh.L.A. VLetterPrivate(?) Letter1976broken off on the left and right sides and at the bottom; much damaged4Recto; Verso is blankDocumentary5869AR.bmp<_600DPIFront_R1>5869AR_A.bmp<_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFr%j t2ŒhBllinarius)94-95Pl. 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XIIUNoWYesX 33-B518K-A[Receipt for Money Taxes\ 6.4 x 7.8 cmius[- - -] for garden land of the 1st(?) year 750 copper drachmai, for the transport of olives 105 (copper drachmai), for naubion 75 (copper drachmai), [for additional charges 190 (copper drachmai), for acreage 500 (copper drachmai)], for additional charges 40 (copper drachmai), for exchange 10 (copper drachmai), for the receipt 1 obol, for the naubion tax on the kBatoikoi [50 (copper drachmai), for additional charges 5 (copper drachmai), for exchange] 1 (copper drachma), for the receipt 1 obol, [for the geometria of the 2nd(?) year 15 (copper drachmai), for additional charges] 5 1/2 obols, for the receipt 1 obol.j done, on ph.k publishedp9/17/97s1667ŒAP.Mich.inv. 6541BaCPapESijpesteijn PJFZPE 109G95-97H1995IPl. 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Grenfell and F.W. Kelsey in March-April 1920ValeriusPHLetter sent to Samaphes and another man by Valerius, who asks them to take charge of his affairs until he can join themBL III, 111 (l. 1). - Traces of one line, which must have contained the address, are visible on the verso: at the end, one reads: p]ar[a] Ou[a]l[e]riou. (PH)IInd or IIIrd cent. A.D.728829Winter JGP.Mich.inv. 283GreekAnn ArborRecto - 13; Verso - 1CPapYesNoUnknown (perhaps Alexandria?)Carefully formed uncials of medium size, with no tendency to join letters (Winter)Valerius; Samaphes; Ako... 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Text: Dating Formula1995slightly broken off on the left side1RectoDocumentary2941r.bmp1983cZPE 15Callimachus; Elegy; LiteratureAitia, Book I(?)1974broken off at the top and on the right side; damaged1Recto; Verso is blankLiterary: Elegy<_600DPIFront_R1>4761cr_a.bmp<_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4>D<_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>j2done, on the orig.; conservation7 SCANNED; checkedk publishedlA. Henrichs, ZPE 16 (1975) p. 139-144; H. Lloyd-Jones, ZPE 26 (1977) p. 55-56; E. Livrea, ZPE 34 (1979) p. 43-45; A.S. Hollis, CQ N.S. 32 (1982) p. 117-120.p9/17/97‹! p ‹ hA14.7 x 14 cm26-B2B-ACallimachusPHElegy alluding to the story of the Arcadian prince Teuthis and to the infertility of his countryEarly IInd cent. A.D.Gronewald M-P.Mich.inv. 4761GreekAnn Arbor11-PapNoYesP.Oxy. 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I'm afraid we have to put THAT under glass: see how fragile these are...Unknown place(s), province of EgyptFragments A, B, C from the same hand; D, E, F from another; G, H, I from a third hand; all three hands are those of unskilled scribes (Marichal)[Claudius Terentianus (see P. Mich. VIII, 467-481 introd.)]; [his father(?) Claudius Tiberianus (see P. Mich. VIII, 467-481 introd.)]; his (unnamed) mother91-96Pl. IaKaranis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptSee notesBruckner A-Marichal R299PhotoCh.L.A. V1976A-IZPE 5Clothing; Fragments; Letter; UtensilsFragments of Latin Documents (Letters?)1970Frg. A broken off at the top and on the right side; frg. H complete on the left side, frg. I comple'b=.polemonosWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWW W W W W WWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWW W!W"W#W$W%W&W'W(W)W*W+W,W-W.W/W0W1W2W3W4W6W:W;W<W=W>WTWUWXWZW[WpolisWWWWWWWpWWWWWWWWWprobably`WaWWWWWWWfWjWqWrWyWzW|W}WWWWWWWWW8W9WjWWprobablyarsinoitenomeprovinceofegyptjVprobablyeitherarsinoiteorherakleopolitenomeprovinceofrVprobablykaranisherakleidoumerisarsinoitenomeegyptVV2&€hEf text_title>Record of the Status Examination (epikrisis) of a Roman Veteran1929complete1Recto & VersoDocumentary2930r.bmp2930v.bmp<_600DPIFront_R1>2930r_a.bmp<_600DPIFront_R2>2930r_d.bmp<_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1>2930v_a.bmp<_60F0DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8> 'iep Editor - Daris S; Rep Ser. - Doc.Eser.Rom.; 1964; No. 97Arsinoite nome; Ityraioi (Itouraioi)P.Mich.inv. 2930GreekAnn ArborRecto - 27; Verso - 2top of FPapYesYes"brown glass"Unknown place, province of Eg&&r3€iC used no fictitious evidence. And the 'signature' of Allius Hermolaos, tribune of legion II Traiana Fortis, attached to the aforesaid name, Valerius Clemens, aged 52, with a scar above the ankle of the right foot. (2nd hand) I, Gavius Kallimachos, keeper of the archives, state that the original is here. The 28th year of Aurelius Commodus Antoninus Caesar the lord, Pauni 17. (Verso) Examination record of Valerius Clemens verified.j1done, on the orig.; conservation7 SCANNED Checkedk publishedlAA.E.R. Boak, Aegyptus 20 (1940) p. 239; S. Daris, Aegyptus 42 (1962) p. 138-139; G. Bastianini, ZPE 17 (1975) p. 298-299, n. 1; W. Seston, RPhil 7 (1933) 384; 389-390 [= Scripta varia (Rome, 1980) p. 240; 245-246]; P.J. Sijpesteijn, BASP 16 (1979) p. 277-280.p9/26/97s1695$e also presented as warrantors Marcus Aurelius Petesouchos, Serenus Petronius, and Iulius Gemellus, all [[three]] '3' veterans, who wrote a sworn declaration along with him that he had&&€iA(Recto) Extract from the roll of examination records bearing the outside title: Examinations of Longaeus Rufus, former prefect, conducted by Allius Hermolaos, tribune of the legion II Traiana Fortis, from Epeiph of the 25th year to Thoth 29 of the 26th year of Aurelius Commodus Antoninus Caesar the lord. After other entries, on page 1: Valerius Clemens, who wishes to reside for the time being in the Arsinoite nome, aged (- -) years. The above-mentioned, a veteran, declared that he had seBrved in the 2nd cohort of the Itureans and exhibited a Latin letter from Pactumeius Magnus the former prefect showing that after serving in the bove-mentioned cohort he had received his official discharge on the 31st of December in the consulship of Aurelius Commodus Antoninus Augustus Pius and Quintillus. He also presented as warrantors Marcus Aurelius Petesouchos, Serenus Petronius, and Iulius Gemellus, all [[three]] '3' veterans, who wrote a sworn declaration along with him that he hadˆiACThe 21st year of the Emperor Caesar Titus Aelius Hadrianus Antoninus Augustus Pius. Has worked in fulfillment of his obligation of the past 20th year with respect to the embankments from Hathyr 19 to 23 (2nd hand) in the canal of Epagathos at Karanis: Syrion, son of Isidoros, on behalf of Pesouris, whose mother is Teraus.Cj%done, on the orig. - SCANNED, checkedk publishedmnop3/12/97 (or earlier)s1749/ˆAP.Mich.inv. 3001CPapD-archive of Gaius Apolinarius Niger (& family)EPearl OM-Youtie HCFPMich VIG428H1944KBL III, 116 on lines 4-5UNoWNoX 24-5006E2-A[Contract of Sale of a House\45.2 X 20.2 cmn=Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptoGreekr19s'see electronic version of PMich VI, 428uValeria Diodorav Feb. 3, 154wCairoxAgreement whereby Valeria Diodora sells a house and two courtyards inherited from her mother to Gaius Iulius Niger, a former cavalryman, for 800 drachmai9al status: apator (of unknown father); Taxation<_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1>1463v_a.bmp<_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>33MaX4966f1`W4966f1abmp`V4966f1bbmp`V4966f3`W4966f3abmp`V4966f3cbmp`V4966f3dbmp`V4966f3ebmp`V4966f4`W4966f4bmp`V4966f5`W4966f5bmp`V4969rW4969rabmpV4990rW4990rabmpV4998r W4998rabmp V4998rbbmp V4aWW4bWW4cWW4dWW4h+W5028r W5028rabmp V5061r W5061rabmp V5061rbbmp V5061rcbmp V5065ar W5065arabmp V5065arbbmp V5065brW5065brabmpV5065brbbmpV5138r=W5138rabmp=V5138rbbmp=V5162rW5162rabmpV5170rW5170rabmpV5191ar3W5191arabmp3V5256rW5256rabmpV5258r>W5258rabmp>V5258rbbmp>V5262arW5262arbbmpV5262brW5262brdbmpV5271erWW5271erabmpWV5271erbbmpWV5275arW5275arabmpV5275brW5275brabmpV5299r{W5299rbmp{V5302arTW5302arbmpTVMGsiAApollinarius to Taesis, his mother and lady, many greetings. Before all else I pray for your health. I myself am well, and I make obeisance on your behalf before the gods of this place. I wish you to know, mother, that I arrived in Rome in good health on the 25th of the month Pachon and was assigned to Misenum. But I have not yet learned my century, for I had not gone to Misenum when I wrote you this letter. I beg you then, mother, take care of yourself, and do not worry about me, for I haBve come into a fine place. Please write to me about your welfare and that of my brothers and all your kinsfolk. And for my part, if I find someone <to carry the letters>, I will write to you; I will not delay to write to you. I salute my brothers often, and Apollinarius and his children, and Karalas and his children. I salute Ptolemaios, and Ptolemais and her children, and Heraklous and her children. I salute all your friends, each by name. I pray for your health. (Verso) Deliver touhD<_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>RiAIulius Clemens, centurion, to his most esteemed Sokration, greeting. I thank you for your kindness about the olive oil, as Ptolemaios wrote to me that he had received it. And do you write to me about what you may need, knowing that I gladly do everything for you. (2nd hand) I pray for your good health, my most esteemed friend. Year . . . of Trajan Hadrian Augustus, Phamenoth . . . . (Verso) To Sokration, son of Horeinos, from Iulius Clemens, of the legion XXII Deioteriana.jdone, on ph. Scannedk publishedl'P.J. Sijpesteijn, ZPE 49 (1982) p. 101.p3/12/97 (or earlier)s1634!inter JGFCP 22G247-9H1927J SB IV 7355M PMich VIIINWinter JG-Youtie HCO483P1951SBL VIII, 215 on line 9UNoWYes (Recto and Verso)X24-112-B[Private Letter\ 17.7 X 20 cmn=Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptoGreek9NˆhDto; Verso is blankDocumentary4688r.bmp<_600DPIFront_R1>4688r_a.bmp<_600DPIFront_R2>4688r_b.bmp<_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>iATo Sokrates, son of Sarapion, cleruch of the 90th cleruchy, from Petheus, son of Kollouthos, from the village of Karanis. I wish to lease for three years from the present 14th year of Antoninus Caesar the lord, <for> two sowings and harvests, the one aroura of a date palm grove which you are cultivating from the same cleruchy of royal land near Patsontis in the place of Tatnouei in return for all the public charges on them; and I shall do all the work of cultivation and shall measurence of Egyptenen3y "jscannedWWWWWWWWWWWWWWW"W#W$W%W0W1W2W3W4W5W6W7W8W9W:W;W<W=W>W?W@WAWBWCWDWEWFWGWHWIWJWKWLWMWNWOWPWQWRWSWTWUWVWWWXWYWZW[W\W]W^W_W`WaWbWcWdWeWfWgWhWiWjWkWmWnWoWpWqWrWsWtWuWvWwWxWyWzW{W|W}W~WWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWǂψWWWWWWWW WW)WVWWWXWYWZW[W\W]W^W_W`WaWbWcWdWeWfWgWhWiWjWkWlWmWnWoWpWW t‡l>P.J. Parsons, CR 24 (1974) 147; B. Boyaval, REA 75 (1973) 183.p4/3/97s2528‡AP.Mich.inv. 5549BRectoCPapD-E Husselman EMFPMich IXG524H1971KBL VII, 112 on lines 5-6,11UNoV-WYesX28-X[Petition to a Strategos\24.4 x 11.1 cm]unfold (l. 10, ...?)n=Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptoGreekr21s'see electronic version of PMich IX, 524u3Petesouchos & Petsiris & Pnepheros, sons of PetheusvSept. 14, 98 A.D.w Ann Arbor8A\Petition to the strategos Claudius Areios by three brothers, Petesouchos, Petsiris and Pnepheros, requesting that the hegoumenos of Karanis be ordered to search for their missing brother and joint cultivator of some rented land, Petesouchos the younger, in order that this Petesouchos the younger may be compelled to pay his share of the rental due\@A> v  >9 on the original. - scanned, checkedk published3.p4/3/97&&(4694rbmpV4728rW4728rbmpV4966f1`W4966f1bmp`V4966f10`W4966f10bmp`V4966f3`W4966f3bmp`V4966f4`W4966f4bmp`V4966f5`W4966f5bmp`V4966f6`W4966f6bmp`V4966f7`W4966f7bmp`V4966f8`W4966f8bmp`V4966f9`W4966f9bmp`V5028r W5028rbmp V5256rW5256rbmpV5262brW5262brbmpV5340rW5340rbmpV5471rW5471rbmpV5524rW5524rbmpV5688rW5688rbmpV5767rW5767rbmpV5769rW5769rbmpV5795rW5795rbmpV5838r)W5838rbmp)V5850rW5850rbmpV5852rW5852rbmpV5868rW5868rbmpV5883rW5883rbmpV5890rW5890rbmpV5891rW5891rbmpV5895rWchinv5839•89-90 zpe109•zpe109pmichinv5938•91-92 zpe109•92-393-4 Fzpe109•94-95 zpe109•zpe109pmichinv6541•95-97 zpe109&‡hDos (see P.Mich. IX, p. 5-8); Sokrates(?) son of Sarapion, her guardian; Abaskantos, doulos oikogenes, her slave (see also P.Mich. VIII, 499); [- - -], former archidikastes; Apollonios neoteros, son of Sarapion; Sabinus son of - - -; (Gaius) Iulius Sabinus alias - - -, son of Neilos (grandson of Neilos, nephew of Sambathion) (see P.Mich. IX, p. 5-8); Gaius Iulius Apolinarius, his son (see P.Mich. IX, p. 5-8)549Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EEgyptVerso(?), a-cPMich IXAdministration; Army; Death (burial); Health; Justice; Ownership; Personal status: Roman citizen; Personal status: slavery; Will; WomanDraft of a Will(?)1971broken off on the left side and in the middle, between fragments a and b3Recto(?); the other side (Verso?) bears a money account (tax register?), most of which is illegible. Both sides K‡[ Loan of Wheat\ 19.5 X 10 cm]"black (broken) glass" DONEd 5890r_a.bmp$ 5890r_b.bmp$ 5890r_c.bmph 5890r.bmpn=Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptoGreekr25s'See electronic version of PMich IX, 572u3Gaius Iulius Apollinarius & Heranoubis son of DemasvOctober 10, 131 A.D.w Ann ArborxText recording a short-termed loan of wheat made by Gaius Iulius Apollinarius to the priest Heranoubis son of Demas, who was farming a land acquired by Apollinarius at public auction9AHadrianus, Emperor; Didymos son of Ptolemaios; Gaius Iulius Apolinarius (Apollinarius) (see P.Mich. IX, p. 5-8); Heranoubis son of Demas grandson of Abykis, hiereus Anoubeos; Ptolemaios son of Sokrates (former owner); Chairemon son of Sokrates (former owner);zAgriculture; Bank; Illiteracy; Land Ownership & Sale; Loan (wheat); Personal status (Roman citizen); Priesthood; Public auction; Religion; Topography (Arsinoiton polis){-Plateia Gymnasiou (Arsinoiton polis); Karanis|PH.P ‡iB . . 6 camels 2 colts Kronion . . . 8 camels 2 colts Hatres son of Petesouchos 2 camels Horion . . . 5 camels . . . 5 camels 1 colt Anth . . . C 10 camels 4 colts Ptolemaios . . . 2 camels . . . . . .j$done, on the orig.; scanned, checkedk publishedlB. Boyaval, REA 75 (1973) p. 184; B. Boyaval, ZPE 14 (1974) p. 76; P.J. Parsons, CR 24 (1974) p. 148; J.R. Rea, JEA 60 (1974) p. 294p5/8/97‡AP.Mich.inv. 5891BRectoCPaps&&(5895rbmpV5917rW5917rbmpV5922rW5922rbmpV5927rW5927rbmpV5988rW5988rbmpV6003rW6003rbmpV6004rW6004rbmpV6038rW6038rbmpV620{W620bmp{V6240rW6240rbmpV6353lW6353lbmpV6353rhW6353rhbmpV6452rW6452rbmpV6484rW6484rbmpV6831rW6831rbmpV6923rW6923rbmpV72W72bmpV73W73bmpV75-76W75-76bmpV76-75W76-75bmpV766piGW766pibmpGV766piiGW766piibmpGV766piiiGW766piiibmpGV766pivGW766pivbmpGVd71-3 czpe61•ezpe61fpmichinv3746•f77 ezpe61•gzpe61hpmichinv3739•h76-7 gzpe61•izpe61jpmichinv3728•j75-6 izpe61•kzpe61lpmichinv3725•l80-1 kzpe61•mzpe61npmichinv3717•n80 mzpe61•oinv3716ˆhCus Chairemon alias Heras son of Lo . . .(?); N . . . son of Onnophris; Zoidous daughter of Mysthes granddaughter(?) of Thrasippos (see ZPE 34 [1979] p. 126); [- - -] son/daughter of Petsiris; Pankrates [- - -]; Taieous daughter of Onnophris (see ZPE 34 [1979] p. 126); Perigenis daughter of [[Isidoros]] Long(- -); Ptolemaios son of Apollonios; [- - -]mou son/daughter of Paseis and K- -x; [- - -] son/daughter of Phaesis; Lucius Iulius Germanus; [- - -]ias son of Chairemon; Petheus son of PetDesouchos; [ - - -]inus Martialis; Lamprotyche; Sabinus alias Petheus son of Sokrates (see ZPE 34 [1979] p. 126); - - - son/daughter of Aphrodisios; Petesouchos son of Horos grandson of Harsephis; [- - -] son/daughter of Isidoros, iatros (physician); [- - -], veteran(?)13Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptSB XII 11115Recto and VersoPMich MichaelLand Ownership; Personal status: Roman c20‡iB ask your honor to require through your order to the strategos, a most estimable man, who is bound to carry out your judgment, that there shall be no nonsense on the pretext of the horiodeiktia and that I may be aided by you. Farewell. (2nd hand) I, Aurelius Heron, submitted this petition. (3rd hand) Year 3, Pachon 1. Apply to the strategos who will administer justice. Column 50, volume 3. (Verso) Petition of the dioiketes [- - -]@A #  /       j%done, on the orig. - scanned, checkedk publishedlcB. Boyaval, REA 75 (1973) p. 183; J.R. Rea, JEA 60 (1974) p. 293; P.J. Parsons, CR 24 (1974) p. 147p4/25/97s2777‡AP.Mich.inv. 6038BRectoCPapD/Archive of Satabous son of Pnepheros (& family)E Husselman EMFPMich IXG550H1971UNoV-WYesX30-X (2)[Sale of a Theban Mill\22.2 X 11.6 cm sideQ1RRecto and Verso‡hCn son of Satyros (see also P.Mich. IX, 555-556; 558; 563)550Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptRectoPMich IXAgriculture; Illiteracy; Sale contract; WomanSale of a Theban Mill1971Lower right edge broken off; some damage along the fold1Recto; Verso is blankDocumentary6038r.bmp<_600DPIFront_R1>6038r_a.bmp<_600DPIFront_R2>6038r_b.bmp<_600DPIFront_R3>6038r_c.bmp<_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>Wisignatory, Heron, son of Satyroos, about 29 years old, with a scar in the middle of Nt|hE/><_600DPIBack_R1>45v_a.bmp<_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>[iA(Recto) Sosos to Zenon greeting. I received your letter in which you asked me to put aside 100 artabs of the wheat which we have on board and to sell the rest at the highest price we can get. Now as for reserving the corn, know that it is no longer possible. For not being aware that you would be wanting it, we sold the whole cargo of wheat in the harbor over against Aphroditopolis, through Ptolemaios the epistates serving under Archibiades, a total of 241 artabs at 7 artabs for each gold d.Bat. XXI, p. 421); Ammonios, sitopoios (see Pros.Ptol. V 13431)284-286Philadelpheia, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, EgyptEdgar CC28PMich I1931SB III 6798Recto & VersoAegyptus 3Bu3-88@iexamineW=WVWbWexampleyWexasperated&WexathosWexceed{WexceedingyWWexceedingly,Wexceeds?WexcellencyWW W"WWWWWWtWtW^W<W|WWtWexceptDWEWW4W7W<WFWMW\WaWfWhWmWxWzWWWWWWWWWWWWWW?WLWRWW[Wexceptfortheshareofbuildingsitesbestowedasanadditi[VexceptingHWexceptionMWmWexcessWWexchangeWWWWWWWWWW?WyWWWWhWiWWexcludeWexcludedWexclusiveWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWexcuseHWWEWexecuteWWexecutedWOWzWWWWWWWWWWWWWOWWWexecutingWWW."Sliteraryelegy VliteraryepicV;V=VOVVVVVVVVVCVFV5VJVVliteraryfablesQVliterarygeographicalKVliterarygrammaticalVliteraryhistoricalVliteraryhistory*VliteraryhomericaIVliteraryletterLVliterarylexicographyVliterarymathematical`VVV{VVVV'VliterarymedicineRV&r[Petition to an Epistrategos\ 17.5 X 14 cm]`"black glass"; unfold (vertical fold, from line 12 to 24, on the left; another one on lines 2-5)n=Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptoGreekr26s/upright official hand; writing along the fibresu3Gellius Serenus, Gemellus (alias) Horion and othersv 210/211 A.D.w Ann Arbor8APetition to the epistrategos Antonius Colonianus, made by the body of the landowners and public cultivators of Kerkesoucha, who complain that they can't fulfil their obligations of work on a wattled weir, because of the katasporeis, who neglected to furnish the material for it.9A)Antonianus Colonianus, epistrategos; Gellius Serenus; Gemellus (alias) Horion (son of Gaius Apollinarius Niger; = Gaius Gemellus Horigenes) (see P. Mich. VI, 422 introd.; Eos 49 [1957/1958] 155-164); (unnamed) former prefects of Egypt; (unnamed) katasporeis tes Argaitidos phiales of the 19th year)4QPl. VR SB XIV 11478UYesVGWYesX 24-5006E2-AIJ;hD 710-732, 734-737,739-7541966broken at the left, right, and bottom10Recto; see also Verso (parts of Hesiodus' Works and Days)Literary: Epic6828r.bmp<_600DPIFront_R1>6828r_a.bmp<_600DPIFront_R2>6828r_c.bmp<_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>?jAfDone on the orig., conservation9 - scanned; checked Check8/7/99:Uebel, Archiv 22 (1973), p.355 no.1255f@A* 4  *k publishedl M.L. West, ZPE 18 (1975) p. 191.p7/14/97s2947-; Fragment f - 0; Fragment g - 5; Fragment h - 5; Fragment i - 4; Fragment j - 3uHesiodusvIst cent. A.D.>(-#isesengembarpharangesTWsesquiplicariusEWWsestercesEWGWsetyWW2WgWkWmWW<WBWMWfWhWoWzWWWWWWWWW#W$WmWnWWW?W@WlWsetabbouWsetaboussetabousexporting5camelsofwheat10drachmaiVsetabousexporting6camelsofwheat12drachmaiVsetabousexportingofwheatVWWseven-eighthWseven-twelfthsWseventeenWUW WWWseventeenthWWseventhtWuWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWseventy]WWseventy-sixWseveral3WW8WaWdWgWWseverely*WseverinusGWWW WCW@WOWQWseverusWWfWWWWWWWWWWW!W)W*W,WWWWWWWWW W!W#W%W+WvWwWWsewn@Wsextarii WSWsextus5WshalOWshalltWWW5Y2€hA35 x 14.5 cm24-5006E2-AUnknown scribe; Gavius Kallimachos, bibliophylaxPHCopy of the record of the examination (in 185 A.D.) of the status of a Roman veteran, Valerius Clemens, discharged on December 31, 177 A.D.BL II, 2, 135 (bibliography; l. 24); BL III, 184 (l. 13; 15; 24); BL V, 100 (bibliography; l. 7, 23); BL VII, 193 (l. 10); BL VIII, 327 (bibliography; l. 4, 5, 7-8, 15)June 11, 188 A.D.Boak AERRep Editor - Arangio-Ruiz V; Rep Ser. - F.I.R.A. III. Negotia; 1943; No. 7b (lines 6-28 only); Rep Editor - Daris S; Rep Ser. - Doc.Eser.Rom.; 1964; No. 97Arsinoite nome; Ityraioi (Itouraioi)P.Mich.inv. 2930GreekAnn ArborRecto - 27; Verso - 2BPapYesYes"brown glass"Unknown place, province of Egypt<'ŒUNoV-WNoX*December 1926; Acquired from Dr. Kondilios[Account\ 10 x 4.5 cmn7Philadelpheia, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, EgyptoGreekr3sRecto written across the fibresuUnknownvIIIrd cent. B.C.w Ann ArborxFragment of an accountzAccount|PHO Unknown placeP$broken off at the top (of the recto)Q1R7Recto (written across the fibres); Verso: list of namesS DocumentaryX 3081ar_a.bmphA10 x 4.5 cmDecember 1926; Acquired from Dr. KondiliosUnknownPHZenon archiveFragment of an accountIIIrd cent. B.C.Edgar CCP.Mich.inv. 3081GreekAnn Arbor3-PapNoNoUnknown placeRecto written across the fibres4Philadelpheia, Herakleidou p. 29p10/9/97ŒAP.Mich.inv. 3081Ba, RectoCPapD Zenon archiveEEdgar CCFPMich IG4H19317(kŒn=Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptoGreekrFragment d, col. I - 3; Fragment d, col. II - 6; Fragment e - 7; Fragment i - 4; Fragment h - 2; Fragment g - 8; Fragment f - 6; Fragment j - 3; Fragment a, col. II - 18; Fragment c - 13; Fragment a, col. III - 26; Fragment b - 7uHesiodusvIst cent. A.D.w Ann Arborx!Fragments of the Erga of Hesiodusy-zEpic; Hesiodus; Literature{-|PHO Unknown placeP%broken at the left, right, and bottomQ9R3Verso; see also Recto (parts of Hesiodus' Theogony)SLiterary: EpicV 6828v.bmp` 6828v_a.bmp` 6828v_b.bmpa 6828v_c.bmpa 6828v_d.bmph be carefully checked... Some tapes perhaps also to be removed + check if any folding I need to check measures and add them to both cards!Unknown place-69-75Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptBASP 3Epic; Hesiodus; LiteratureWorks and Days, 313-331, 338-36t b *[216UW3Wq>?W*?hWnWWWW킈 FWQWiWWBW`s}WWWWKWWQWUWVWWWW_17`WW&WWWW낂W7>TW߂"W^ӂWWW.W9iWt}WWWzW.WKW`aWrWzWW1720"V.V17-19oW18`WRWW!OWyWWW 4W8OWMWYWhpW|WWWCWWEHMWdWiWWW4WyW19WVZ3W4WUWWW0P߂b%4Pbrokenatthelowerrightcornersomeletterseffacedthroug Vbrokenattheright VVV2VIVbrokenattherightandbottom VZVbrokenattherightandtheleftversocomplete6VbrokenattherightbottomHVbrokenatthethebottomandattherightatleastafewletVbrokenatthetopBVVV-VVGVbrokenatthetopandatthelowerleftcornersmallholesOVbrokenatthetopandattherightVbrokenatthetopandbottomandattherightnumerouswormhV'%Š|iCount to the treasury. Moreover Kronion shall perforce turn over to Sokrates the tax receipts and the legal instruments <made out> to him. The agreement shall be valid as aforesaid. (2nd hand) I, Kronion, son of Zoilos, acknowledge that I have sold to my full brother, Sokrates, the two arourai, or as many as there may be, in one parcel, of dry vine land, that belong to me near Lower Phnebie, of which the neighbors are on the south the vineyard formerly belonging to Sarapion but now beDlonging to Tryphon, son of Ptolemaios, the gymnasiarch, on the north the canal through which the designated two arourai are watered, on the west dry vine land, on the east the royal road. And I have received from Sokrates the entire price agreed upon in full from hand to hand out of the house and I guarantee the sale with every guarantee both from all public dues and all imposts and from every tax from past times up to the seventeenth year of Tiberius Caesar Augustus and including the preTG231gWyWWWWWWW}WWWWW3100uW3122`W3124^W3127[W3134TW3136RW3145WW3151FW3152EW32WW9WgWÂȂ͂΂邈IW3225'W33OWWWʂ@S6WJWW34WWoWWzWo344W359DOWyWBWH3W=W@Wx.W(W35-44<W36OWYWyW]WW37OWyWWIVWWW?Wln[W$W38W+W~W_ W39_WyW}W39-53wW4EW`WtWWW;WJYWW W3WQT\dhlnopy~W,Vfgrtuv{߂ꂃW "45>Bcm‚ÂĂȂЂۂ݂߂䂄傄炄肄還W  W%/137bŒAP.Mich.inv. 3098BjCPapD'+ P.Cair.Zenon IV, 59647; Zenon archiveEEdgar CCFP.Cair.Zen. IVG59647H1931I,pl. XIII (col. II-III of the Cairo fragment)K)BL III, 40 (line 23-24); BL VI, 29 (date)UNoV-WNoX*December 1926; Acquired from Dr. Kondilios[Petition\>total size: 34.5 x 24.5 cm; P.Mich. inv. 3098j: 22.5 x 10.8 cmn7Philadelpheia, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, EgyptoGreekrkCol. 1 - 21; Col. 2 - 24 (of which 6 in P.Mich. inv. 3098j); Col. 3 - 17 (of which 1 in P.Mich. inv. 3098j)u [Pyron(?)]v%IIIrd cent. B.C., before 248/247 B.C.w Ann Arbor8AMemorandum addressed, probably to Zenon, by a head clerk, probably Pyron, who asks to have an office built for him near Zenon's, to be provided with sufficient quantity of papyrus, and to have a definite arrangement about the salaries of himself and the three clerks who worked under him the three clerks who worked under himent h - 5; Fragment i - 4; Fragment j - 3uHesiodusvIst cent. A.D.w Ann Arborgment b ŒiAThe nineteenth year of the Emperor Caesar Nerva Trajan Optimus Augustus Germanicus Dacicus Parthicus, 4th intercalary day of the month Kaisareios, in Karanis in the Herakleides division of the Arsinoite nome. Pnepheros, son of Satabous, about forty-three years old, with a scar on the under side of his left forearm, and Ptolemaios, son of Phanomgeus, about twenty-six years old, with a scar on the third finger of his left hand, acknowledge to each other that they have divided between themselBves from the present time forever the cultivation of the land which they are farming near Patsontis, ten and one-eighth and one-thirty-second and one-sixty-fourth arourai of royal land, and from the Anthian estate two and a half arourai, and near Karanis one and one-sixteenth arourai of royal land, up to the total number of arourai as many as there may be. And by this division which they have made with each other by lot by mutual consent Pnepheros has been allotted and has received as his 557&hA2.8 x 4.8 cm (frg. a); 3.9 x 7.3 cm (frg. b); 3.3 x 5.5 cm (frg. c); 3.2 x 3.9 cm (frg. d)29- House NE of C65HomerusPHFragments from a column of the Odyssey, which contained the end of Book XIV and the first lines of Book XVIIIrd cent. A.D.Priest NE-P.Mich.inv. 5760GreekAnn ArborFragment a - 7; fragment b - 8; fragments c-d - 5-PapNoYesWhat can we do? Join fragments b and (c-)d. If nothing can be done to remove the paper (as I expect), tell me, and I'll write a note on the recordUnknown placesmall, but rather broad and upright hand-37Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptdHomeric Papyri in the Michigan Collection (Diss.)P5 jorigWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWW WWWWWWWWWWWWWWWW3W7WOWWkWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWW W W W W WWWVWWWXWYWZW[W\W]W^W_W`WaWbWcWdWeWfWgWhWiWjWkWlWmWnWoWpWqWrWsWtWuWvWwWxWyWzW{W|W}WWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWW W W W W W+RisWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWW8WCWFWLWMWOWPWQWRWSWTWUWVWWWXWYWZW[W\W]W^W_W`WaWbWdWfWgWhWiWjWlWmWnWoWpWqWrWsWtWuWvWwWxWyWzW{W|WWWWWWWWWWWWWWWW W*WsWtWyW~WWWWWS &TjCheck LDAB for bibliographyk publisheds2510 AP.Mich.inv. 5576BbCPapE Schwendner GWFDissG6H1988UNoWNoV NO>P.Mich.inv. 5587PapNoNo17Priest NE77-8ZPE 461982aHomeric Papyri in the Michigan Collection (Diss.)1975<_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2>B<_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>jCheck LDAB for bibliographyk publisheds2510AP.Mich.inv. 5576BbCPapE Schwendner GWFDissG6H1988UNoWNoAP.Mich.inv. 5576BbCPapE Schwendner GWFDissG6H1988UNoWNo &[&Odyssey XIV, 513-522; 528-533; XV, 1-5\Z2.8 x 4.8 cm (frg. a); 3.9 x 7.3 cm (frg. b); 3.3 x 5.5 cm (frg. c); 3.2 x 3.9 cm (frg. d)]What can we do? Join fragments b and (c-)d. If nothing can be done to remove the paper (as I expect), tell me, and I'll write a note on the recordn=Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptoGreekr1Fragment a - 7; fragment b - 8; fragments c-d - 5s(small, but rather broad and upright handuHomerusvIIIrd cent. A.D.w Ann ArborxjFragments from a column of the Odyssey, which contained the end of Book XIV and the first lines of Book XVy-zEpic; Homerus; Literature{-|PHO Unknown placeP-broken off at the top, left, right and bottomQ4RRecto; Verso is blankSLiterary: EpicX 5760dr_a.bmph &e‹ lA7A. Henrichs, ZPE 16 (1975) p. 139-144; H. Lloyd-Jones, ZPE 26 (1977) p. 55-56; E. Livrea, ZPE 34 (1979) p. 43-45; A.S. Hollis, CQ N.S. 32 (1982) p. 117-120; D. Marcotte - P. Mertens, Miscellanea Papyrologica in occasione del bicentenario dell'edizione della Charta Borgiana II (Firenze, 1990) p. 422, no. 217.2.7p9/17/97s2303lSizeFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFrBont_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>^hA5 x 5.5 cm; 6.7 x 13 cm28-BS170-CApollonius sophista or Apion grammaticus?PHFragments of a lexicon dealing with Homeric words in poly-, por-, and probably pos-.Ist cent. A.D.Renner TT-P.Mich.inv. 5451GreekAnn ArborFrg. 1 - 11; Frg. 2, col. I - 2; Frg. 2, col. II - 21-PapNoYesUnknown place, province of EgyptPracticed book hand (Renner); informal plain round and upright type, untidily executed (Haslam)-3Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptRenner TT321-331PhotoHSCP 831979aLiterary Papyri from the University of Michigan Collection (Diss.)Dictionary; Homerus; Lexicogra VmichiganWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWminorWminorprophetsinthefreercollectionandtheberlinfragmeVmiscJWKWmiscpaproca-puigJVKVmiscellaneaLWmiscellaneapapyrologicaLVmnemosyneMWWmnemosyne40MVmnemosynes416Vmonde4W5Wmontevecchi Wmulti-culturalWmulticulturalNWmulticulturalsocietyNVnesos"W#W$W%W&W'W(W)W*W+W,W-W.W/W0Wnon-literaryWntacOWobservatoryWoertelPWoertelfestschriftPVofDWEWEWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWW?jCheck LDAB for bibliographyk publisheds2045 submitted by H.I. Bell, dated May 2, 1925); described as coming from Behneseh (Oxyrhynchus)Priest NEP.Mich.inv. 3692PapNoNo33Homeric Papyri in the Michigan Collection (Diss.)1975<_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>  ghANovember 1924TAPA 88 (1957), 142-5 on Inv. 5579 incorrectly prints that it is Inv. 1579Priest NEP.Mich.inv. 1579EPapYesNo20Priest NE78-9ZPE 461982Homeric Papyri in the Michigan Collection (Diss.)1975<_600DPIFront_R1>B'<_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>jCheck LDAB for bibliographyk publisheds1477 R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBNw'9ŠF3A1st hand: large, upright, well-formed, rather rounded uncial; 2nd hand (using a pen with a thinner nib): smaller and quicker. - Has diacritical marks (accents, aspirations, diaeresis marks, stops); some of them added by the 2nd hand during two different passesuHomerusvIInd/IIIrd cent. A.D.w Ann ArborxYLarge fragments of a roll which contained a clean, neat, well-written copy of Iliad XVIIIy-zHomerus; Literature{-|PHO Unknown place, province of EgyptPCol. 2-3 completely lost; col. 1, 5-8 survive only in fragments; col. 9-14: more or less damaged at the bottom and in some placesQ14RRecto; Verso is blankSLiterary: EpicT 2r1_1.bmpT 2r1_2.bmpU 2r2_1.bmpU 2r2_2.bmpV 2r3_1.bmpV 2r3_2.bmpW 2r3_3.bmpW 2r3_4.bmpX 2r1_b.bmpX 2r1_c.bmpX 2r1_d.bmpX 2r2_a.bmpX 2r2_b.bmpX 2r2_c.bmpY 2r1_a.bmpY 2r1_e.bmpY 2r1_f.bmpY 2r1_g.bmpY 2r2_d.bmpY 2r2_e.bmpY 2r2_f.bmp[ 2r3_a.bmp[ 2r3_b.bmp[ 2r3_c.bmp[ 2r3_d.bmp[ 2r3_e.bmp\ 2r3_f.bmp=;ŒK8AFragment of a geography of the Aeolian Islands (col. I) and of Sicily (col. II), mentioning also Kyme in Campania (Italy); it combined mythological geography (in part. the geography of the Odyssey) and an interest for natural (volcanic) phenomena, and gave distance figures betweenplacesz)Geography; Homerus; Literature; Mythology|PHOUnknownP.broken off at the top, left, right, and bottomQ2RRectoSLiterary: geographicalT 1591r.bmpX 1591r_a.bmpX 1591r_b.bmphA8.5 x 12.3 cmPurchased in Nowember 1924UnknownPHFragment of a geography of the Aeolian Islands (col. I) and of Sicily (col. II), mentioning also Kyme in Campania (Italy); it combined mythological geography (in part. the geography of the Odyssey) and an interest for natural (volcanic) phenomena, and gave distance figures betweenplacesLater Ist - IInd cent. A.D.Renner TTP.Mich.inv. 159111.3 x 7.9 cm24-X-west sideHomerusPHFragment of the bottom of two columns of the OdysseyLate IInd/early IIIrd cent. A.D.Priest NE-P.Mich.inv. 2764GreekAnn ArborCol. I - 17; Col. II - 13EPapYesYesOne small, non-related fragment housed in the same glass.unfold B(at right of line 2 of col. II; at top left of col. I) align (col. I, line 9). - What to do with the small fragment (doesn't belong to it)?Unknown place, province of Egyptquick, medium-sized, lanting uncial; a few diacritcal marks in a slightly thinner ink-32Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptRectoHomeric Papyri in the Michigan Collection (Diss.)HomhADecember 1922; Acquired by Flinders - PetriePriest NEP.Mich.inv. 1220PapNoYes39Homeric Papyri in the Michigan Collection (Diss.)1975<_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPBIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>jCheck LDAB for bibliographyk publisheds1340'U&Š|iA[- - -] that Kronion <has received> from Sokrates the entire sum of money established for the cession of the aforesaid two arourai, and that he, Kronion, and his heirs guarantee to Sokrates and his heirs the property in accordance with this cession with every guarantee from all public dues and all imposts and every tax from past times up to the present seventeenth year and including the present seventeenth year of Tiberius Caesar Augustus, and from private encumbrances and every claiBm forever, and <he shall relinquish the arourai> neither sold previously even in part nor mortgaged nor alienated in any way. If Kronion violates any of the aforesaid provisions, the prosecution or accusation or claim or hindrance or fraud which he or another on his behalf shall make with regard to this property shall be void in every respect, and he shall in addition pay to Sokrates double the amount of the damages and expenses and a fine of a thousand silver drachmai, and a like amhADecember 1922; Acquired by Flinders - PetriePriest NEP.Mich.inv. 1213PapNoNo10Priest NE72-3ZPE 461982Homeric Papyri in the Michigan Collection (Diss.)1975<_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFroBnt_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>jCheck LDAB for bibliographyk publisheds1337OYyiRe back to Mars; for this reason . . . bear on their backs. (Col. VII) [- - -] . . . as far as the last degree of Aries increasing . . . if it be found . . . from the first degree of Leo. Count the degrees until you come to the degree of the star and take one-third of the number, and if it is less than 16, the star is in dominant degrees, but if more than what they are up to Capricornus and away from Taurus. So must you do: if the star os fpimd om these quadrants between the first degree aSnd the remainder of the quadrant up to the last degree, you must observe and take one-third of it and similarly observe whether the discovered number is more or less than 16. So that what I say may be easier and readier to understand, thus shall it be known: from 1° of Leo to 18° of Virgo there are fulfilled three times 16, of the fore parts, and from 1° [of Aquarius] to 18° [of Pisces] similarly; and again, from 12° [of Gemini] to 30° of Cancer, and from 12° [B4homericpapyriinthemichigancollectiondissVVVVhonorEWhoroscopesWWWhscpWWWWWWWWWhscp74VVVhscp75VVVVVVhthrHW`WaWWWWWWWWhthr16`VaVhthr18Vhthr19HVVhthr20Vhthr31Vhthr36VVViQWRWSWTWUWVWWWXWYWZW[W\W]W^W_WJhjCheck LDAB for bibliographyk publisheds1421 JhjCheck LDAB for bibliographyk publisheds1379 ',wc‰hDcknowledgment of Debt1947broken off on the right sides; many holes1Recto; Verso is blankDocumentary6897r.bmp<_600DPIFront_R1>6897r_a.bmp<_600DPIFront_R2>6897r_c.bmp<_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3>E_<_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>us, (former centurion of the cohors I Lusitanorum[?]); Iulius Serenus, eques of the cohors I Lusitanorum; Antoninus Pius (Emperor) and Marcus Aurelius, consuls438Pl. VIIaKaranis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptCavenaile R188CPL1957PMich VIIArmy; Debt; OP‹XhANovember 1924Youtie LCP.Mich.inv. 1455EPapYesNo140-1SB XIV 12141ZPE 271977<_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPBkIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>YjCheck LDAB for bibliographyk publisheds1443 S@' ‰hB - C.Epist.Lat.; 1992; No. 154BL X, 124 (bibliography)Lusitani(?); castellum Net[- - -]P.Mich.inv. 6897Latin; Greek (lines 12-13)Ann Arbor13JPapYesYesyellow glasscastellum Net[- - -], province of Egypt(?)Latin bureaucratic cursive (Bruckner-Marichal); 2nd hand (Greek) of a slow-writerAntonius HeCronianus, eques of the cohors I Lusitanorum(?) (see also P.Fouad 45); Marius, (former centurion of the cohors I Lusitanorum[?]); Iulius Serenus, eques of the cohors I Lusitanorum; Antoninus Pius (Emperor) and Marcus Aurelius, consuls438Pl. 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IXPMich XV1982ZPE 34Bank; Contract; Dowry; Marriage; Woman (& guardian)WWWgHW_WWWWcWWWWWWWWtW}WWWW'W_W`WsWWW!W'W+WEWUW[WWWWWWWWWWW*WGWWWWWWWWWWW!W#W+W2W4W5W6W7W8W9W:W;W<W=W>W?W@WAWzW{W}WWWWWWWWWWWWWCWFWGW}WW*WWWWWWWWWWW#'‹~hA18.5 x 10 cm33-B556K-A (2)Chairemonis daughter of [- - -]PHMarriage contract in the form of a bank draft, by which is acknowledged that the husband has received his wife's dowryNovember 5, 143 A.D.Sijpesteijn PJ[- - -]P.Mich.inv. 6551GreekAnn Arbor13-PapNoYesUnknown place, prBovince of EgyptAntoninus Pius, Emperor; Chairemonis, daughter of [- - -], granddaughter of Sokrates; Sarapion son of Seuthes, her guardian [and relative(?)]; Pasion [son of - - -], her husband119-122Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptSijpesteijn PJ700Pl. 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IXbKaranis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptZPE 4Aristophanes; Comedy; LiteratureEquites 1127-11411969broken off at the top and on the left side1Recto; Verso is blankCLiterary: Comic6035r.bmp<_600DPIFront_R1>6035r_a.bmp<_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>j)done, on the orig.; conservation7 SCANNEDheded2~p3/12/97pWqWuWWWsWtWuW}W~WWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWW W!W"W#W$W%W&W'W(W)W*W+W,W-W.W/W0W1W2W3W4W5W6W7W8W9W:W;W<W=W>W?W@WAWBWCWDWEWFWGWHWIWJWKWLWMWNWOWPWQWRWSWTWUWVWWWXWYWZW[W\W]W^W_W`WaWbWcWdWeWfWgWhWiWjWkWlWmWnWoWpWqWrWsWtWuWvWwWxWyWzW{W|W}W~WWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWW>J&lunaWWW W WWWWWundHWtWWWWWWWWW:WIWWWuntersuchungenWWunus*WupWupsWurchristentumW;nRA lnewWWWneweditionbybellinfestschriftschubartpg43vVnilWQWnjHWWno`WHWVW}WWWWWOWaWyW{WWWWWW3W7WtWWWW'W_W`WsWWW!W\WWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWW W WWWWW$W%W&W'W)W*W,W.W/W0WCWFWIWzW{WWW W8WWW5WvWWWnomismaWWnomismatiaWWnon-literaryWnostrum?W@WnotarsunterschriftenWnoteW WfWWWWWWWnotesW.W2W3W6WnoviHWnowicka+WnsyWWWntHWWnuernbergWnumeraire|WWnumismatiqueWomW}WEWWWWyWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWW WWdhcyoutiezpe181975p87V:‹@hA‹hANp‹@hALR‹@+4hA‹hA‹@%hA%‹hAC‹hA‹hA‹X‹@hA‹hANqkLQ‹@k‹k+1ŒkŒ@+ kŒ@kŒhB&^Œ@hAŒhAŒhANrkŒsPŒJŒ @#JhA"EŒ @hAŒ hAŒ @&MhAŒ hAŒhANŒ@ hA ŒhA Œ@ hBŒ@=HxhA C%iA%Œw<|hA%C!ciA!]C!RE!^Œ@!`yhB!ND!HiB*Œ@!dzhB!jiA!iŒ9AhA!mC!liA!kŒ@XŒvhA&C&iA&C%Œ@4,9AhAC&iA&sP ŒW"~hA4gC4W4W4W"~hA4gC4WgC4W4W4W4gC4W4gC4W4gC4WUVWXYZ[\]^_`abcdefghijklmnopqrstu A‹hBg. 1 - 27; Frg. 2 - 38J (now LK's desk) (3 glasses, including all the fragments)PapYesYesWhat about the picture in the glass?Unknown place, province of Egyptsomewhat irregular, square hand-1-13Pl. IKaranis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptVersoZPE 66Comedy; Literature; MenanderCEpitrepontes1986Two fragments belonging to two different columns, both broken off on the left and right sides; frg. 1 also broken off at the bottom2Verso; Recto (unpublished): remains of a document (tax account or receipt?) bearing the name of DomitianLiterary: Comic<_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3>`Q3bŒZhDZeBack_R2><_600DPIFront_R1>6960r_a.bmp<_600DPIFront_R2>6960r_c.bmp<_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>$iA[- - -] . . . though I [paid] 1300 drachmai every month and regularly until Pachon for which I have the receipts. But on the 5th of Pauni, Ptolemaios found me in the silversmithy in Krokodilopolis, took me to the bank, and handed me over to Menelaos, the police officer in the city. Although I stated that I owed nothing, he (Ptolemaios) made him (Menelaos) whip me, and, after my person had been searched, they found that I had a lump of silver and a necklace, which Menelaos took away from meptPLBroken off at the top; damaged along three vertical and two horizontal foldsQ1RRecto; Verso is blankS DocumentaryhMich XVIII AM‹jB LK's name on it... 4801br.bmp 4801cr_a.bmp 4801av.bmp - problem: Cairo's rights on photograph 4801bv.bmp 4801cv_a.bmp 600 DPI: 4801ar_a.bmp 4801br_a.bmp 4801br_c.bmp 4801av_a.bmp 4801av_b.bmp 4801av_c.bmp 4801av_d.bmp 4801bv_a.bmp 4801bv_b.bmp 4801cv_a.bmp@A*   *kpublished - assignedlO. Musso, ZPE 68 (1987) p. 19-20; A. Giacomoni, QUCC 83 = N.S., 54 (1996) 3, p. 103-107; W. Luppe, Archiv 43 (1997) p. 101; A. Casanova, Akten des 21. Internationalen Papyrologenkongresses. Berlin, 13.-19.8.1995 (Berlin - Leipzig, 1997) p. 158-162.p10/3/97s2292&sWhat about the picture in the glass?Unknown place, province of Egyptsomewhat irregular, square hand-1-13Pl. IKaranis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptVersoZPE 66Comedy; Literature; Menander'p)‚iBroduced Apollonia and the term has expired, and on top of that a further period has elapsed, in spite of my demands 'he will not pay' me the 43 drachmai. I beg you therefore, if so it please you, not to suffer me to be wronged by him, but to order Aphthonetos the strategos to write to Serambos that, if my story be true, he is to exact from Ptolemaios according to the edict three times the sum which should have been exacted, or 129 drachmai, and pay this to me; and so through you may I obtaCin justice. May you prosper.j3done, on the orig.; preservation8; scanned; checkedk publishedl#U. 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I - 21 l. Recto, Col. II - 20 l. Verso - 7 l.PapNoNoWhen PMich VI 385 (Inv. 2983 + 2991) and 386 (Inv. 2913) are placed in contact, the horizontal fibersof their rectos coincide for a distance of 4 cm. from the lower edge. 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Check: For the Internet version: join fragments of col. VII (+ VIII) and of col. X? Photocopy of Winter's article in papyrology Ask Nigel: too many scans, not enough space Scanned, checked Check8/7/99: Allen - Sutton p239 (Allen p108) + p445 + p649? @A*  *k publishedlA=A.E.R. Boak, Aegyptus 4 (1923) p. 38; J.G. Winter, Life and Letters in the Papyri (Ann Arbor, 1933) p. 194; P. Collart, Rev.Phil. 3, 6 (1932) p. 326, No. 239; H.J. Mette, Rev.Phil. 3, 29 (1955) p. 199, No. 445; R.A. Pack, The Greek and Latin Literary Texts from Greco-Roman Egypt (Ann Arbor, 1965[2]) No. 565 and 958.=p7/11/97s1569$ŠGAP.Mich.inv. 766Bpages I; II; III; IVC Wax TabletE Kelsey FWATAPA 54@A  G187-195!O':hEType of text_title>Iliad XVIII, 23-617 (with extensive lacunae)1975Col. 2-3 completely lost; col. 1, 5-8 survive only in fragments; col. 9-14: more or less damaged at the bottom and in some places1 (inv. 2755a only): part of col. 8Recto; Verso is blankLiterary: Epic2r1_1.bmp2r2_1.bmp2r3_1.bmp2r3_3.bmp<_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2>2r1_a.bmFp<_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6>2r3_k.bmp<_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8> jwdone, on the orig. Check: For the Internet version: join fragments of col. VII (+ VIII) and of col. X? Scanned, checkedk publishedle{-|PHO Unknown place, province of Egypt<_600DPIFront_Ri GleftFWW(W)W1WTWUWlegible WlendertWlessWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWletterW WWWletters;WWWW{W#WWlewisWWlWWWWlidWWliesWlieskerKWMWlikeWlikewiseWlimitationsWlimitedSW`Wline{WWWWWWWline22asmallfragmenthasbeenwronglyplacedthetranslaVlinesWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWcial; 2nd hand (using a pen with a thinner nib): smaller and quicker. - Has diacritical marks (accents, aspirations, diaeresis marks, stops); some of them added by the 2nd hand during two different passes-128-133Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptPriest NE31Homeric Papyri in t!J'8hD them added by the 2nd hand during two different passes-31Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptHomeric Papyri in the Michigan Collection (Diss.)Homerus; LiteratureIliad XVIII, 23-617 (with extensive lacunae)1975Col. 2-3 completely lost; col. 1, 5-8 survive only in fragments; col. 9-14: more or less damaged at the bottom and in some places6 E(inv. 3160 only): frgg. a-b and col. 9-begin of 11Recto; Verso is blankLiterary: Epic2r1_1.bmp2r2_1.bmp2r3_1.bmp2r3_3.bmp<_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2>2r1_a.bmp<_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6>2r3_k.bmp<_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBa'7!hFBck_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8> jAdone, on the orig. Conservation4. Scanned, checked Check8/7/99: C.W. Shelmerdine, BASP 12 (1975), p.19-22 + "Allen - Sutton p239 (Allen p108) + p445 + p649?"@A* 3  *k publishedlABibliography concerning Inv. 2 only: J.G. Winter, TAPA 53 (1922) p. 128-133; A.E.R. Boak, Aegyptus 4 (1923) p. 38; J.G. Winter, Life and Letters in the Papyri (Ann Arbor, 1933) p. 194; P. Collart, Rev.Phil. 3, 6 (1932) p. 326, No. 239; H.J. Mette, Rev.Phil. 3, 29 (1955) p. 199, No. 445; R.A. Pack, The Greek and Latin Literary Texts from Greco-Roman Egypt (Ann Arbor, 1965[2]) No. 565 and 958.p7/11/97s1846$begin of 11RRecto; Verso is blankSLiterary: EpicT 2r1_1.bmpT 2r1_2.bmpU 2r2_1.bmpU 2r2_2.bmpV 2r3_1.bmpV 2r3_2.bmpW 2r3_3.bmpW 2r3_4.bmpX 2r1_b.bmpX 2r1_c.bmpX 2r1_d.bmpX 2r2_a.bmpX 2r2_b.bmpX 2r2_c.bmpY 2r1_a.bmp'!zŠF\ 2r3_g.bmp\ 2r3_h.bmp\ 2r3_i.bmp\ 2r3_j.bmp] 2r3_k.bmp] 2r3_l.bmp] 2r3_m.bmp] 2r3_n.bmp] 2r3_o.bmp] 2r3_p.bmphAEstimated size of the whole roll: ca. 300 x 30 cm. Inv. 2 + 2755a + 3160: Col. 1, frg. a: 4 x 13.2 cm; frg. b: 8.1 x 19.2 cm; Col. 5, frg. c: 11.1 x 7.5 cm; frg. d: 8.5 x 9.4 cm; Col. 6, frg. e: 8.7 x 7.1 cm; frg. f: 5.7 x 5.8 cm; Col. 7, frg. g: 4.1 x 4.5 cm; frg. h: 6.8 x 7.8 cm; Col. 8, frg. i: 10.6 x 26.6 cm; frg. j: 3.6 x 6.6 cm; Col. 8 (end)-col. 10 (begin): 29.5 x 28.2 cm Col. 10 (right side)-14: 101.6 x 29.7 cmpurchased in Egypt by B.P. Grenfell and F.W. Kelseo the size of the papyrus; similarly, the upper fragment of col. 7 (frg. g) joins the left fragment of col. 8 (frg. i), but had to be left apart.Unknown place, province of Egypt1st hand: large, upright, well-formed, rather rounded uncial; 2nd hand (using a pen with a thinner nib): smaller and quicker. - Has diacritical marks (accents, '5 lABibliography concerning Inv. 2 only: J.G. Winter, TAPA 53 (1922) p. 128-133; A.E.R. Boak, Aegyptus 4 (1923) p. 38; J.G. Winter, Life and Letters in the Papyri (Ann Arbor, 1933) p. 194; P. Collart, Rev.Phil. 3, 6 (1932) p. 326, No. 239; H.J. Mette, Rev.Phil. 3, 29 (1955) p. 199, No. 445; R.A. Pack, The Greek and Latin Literary Texts from Greco-Roman Egypt (Ann Arbor, 1965[2]) No. 565 and 958.p7/11/97s1623/AP.Mich.inv. 2720CPapE Schwendner GWFDissG11H1988UNoWYesX November 1924h, frg. i: 10.6 x 26.6 cm; frg. j: 3.6 x 6.6 cm; Col. 8 (end)-col. 10 (begin): 29.5 x 28.2 cm Col. 10 (right side)-14: 101.6 x 29.7 cm 29 (1955) p. 199, No. 445; R.A. Pack, The Greek and Latin Literary Texts from Greco-Roman Egypt (Ann Arbor, 1965[2]) No. 565 and 958.p7/11/97(rge fragments of a roll which contained a clean, neat, well-written copy of Iliad XVIIIy-zHomerus; Literature{-|PHO Unknown place, province of Egypt of EgyptQ ŠGiA(Latin text, Scriptio interior, Pages II-III) In the consulship of Lucius Nonius Torquatus Asprenas, for the second time, and Marcus Annius Libo, on the Ides of April, in the 12th year of the Emperor Caesar Traianus Hadrianus Augustus, on the 18th day of the month Pharmouthi, in Alexandria ad Aegyptum, a copy was made and verified from a record of declarations of births of children, which record had been posted in the Forum of Augustus; in which was written that which is written below: B In the consulship of Marcus Claudius Squilla Gallicanus and Titus Atilius Rufus Titianus, in the twelfth year of the Emperor Caesar Traianus Hadrianus Augustus, when Titus Flavius Titianus was prefect of Egypt, acknowledgments of the births of children were received for record without judicial cognizance: There was written on tablet 8, page 2, in larger letters, 'in the consulship of Lucius Nonius Torquatus Asprenas, for the second time, and Marcus Annius Libo', and after other enti R S S…8A>    ><k 10WMWWFW10-131W100WW101WWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWW106W!W108WWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWW11W110WWWWWWWWWWWWht, well-formed, rather rounded uncial; 2nd hand (using a pen with a thinner nib): smaller and quicker. - Has diacritical marks (accents, aspirations, diaeresis marks, stops); some of them added by the 2nd hand during two different passes-31Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptHomeric Papyri in the Michigan Collection (Diss.)Homerus; Literature(Early) IInd cent. A.D.Rodgers RHRep Editor - Cugusi P.; Rep Ser. - C.Epist.Lat.; 1992; No. 143 (fragments A-C only) and 148 (fragments D-I).-P.Mich.inv. 5395LatinAnn ArborFrg. A - 11; Frg. B - 16; Frg. C - 5; Frg. D - 12; Frg. E - 7; Frg. F -C 4; Frg. G - 5; Frg. H - 1; Frg. I - 3IPapYesYesAccording to R. Marichal, these fragments show three different hands (ABC, DEF, GHI) and come from at least three different documents; however, the direction of the fibres show that frg. B belonged to a different text than frgg. AC, and frg. I from frgg. GH. The nine fragments would then be remains of five different documents. (PH) Three small fragments bear no writing.12Recto (fragments B, D, E, F, G, H) or Verso (fragments A, C, I); other side of each fragment is blankDocumentary5395r.bmp<_600DPIFront_R1>5395r_a.bmp<_600DPIFront_R2>5395r_c.bmp<_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8>G<_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8> /i((Texts too fragmentary to be translated)jAdone, on the orig.; conservation7; check English in note. Check: E. Casamassima-E. Staraz, S&C 1 (1977) p. 44; 102; Cugusi, Papiri latini, p. 55 SCANNED; checked@A> :  >k published12de, frg. I completOm :familyWEWIWhWiWWWW W WWWWWWW;W=WfamilyfeastreligionPVfamilyfeedingletterreligionwomanVdingletterreligionwomanVVRHKaranisP.Mich.inv. 5395LatinAnn ArborFrg. A - 11; Frg. B - 16; Frg. C - 5; Frg. D - 12; Frg. E - 7; Frg. F - 4; Frg. G - 5; Frg. H - 1; Frg. I - 3-PapNoYeswell... IC'm afraid we have to put THAT under glass: see how fragile these are...Unknown place(s), province of EgyptFragments A, B, C from the same hand; D, E, F from another; G, H, I from a third hand; all three hands are those of unskilled scribes (Marichal)91-6Pl IaKaranis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptBruckner A-Marichal R299PhotoChLA V1976Frg. A: 19.1 x 9.7 cm; Frg. B: 2.6 x 12 cm; Frg. C: 4.2 x 2.7 cm; Frg. D: 1.8 x 7.1 cm; Frg. E: 1.8 x 5.4 cm; Frg. F: 1.6 x 3.3 cm; Frg. G: 7.7 x 3.6 cm; Frg. H: 6.8 x 5 cm; Frg. I: 4.8 x 3.7 cm28-B167D2-X1[Claudius Terentianus (& others?)]PHArchive of Claudius Tiberianus; frg. A offers a text very similar to P.Mich. VIII, 468Fragment A bears the end of a letter which was probably sent by Claudius Terentia. V1976A-IZPE 5Clothing; Fragments; Letter; UtensilsFragments of Latin Documents (Letters?)1970Frg. A broken off at the top and on the right side; frg. H complete on the left side, frg. I compleed)8]'D‹sFragments A, B, C from the same hand; D, E, F from another; G, H, I from a third hand; all three hands are those of unskilled scribes (Marichal)tsRep Editor - Cugusi P.; Rep Ser. - C.Epist.Lat.; 1992; No. 143 (fragments A-C only) and 148 (fragments D-I).u"[Claudius Terentianus (& others?)]v(Early) IInd cent. A.D.w Ann ArborxFragment A bears the end of a letter which was probably sent by Claudius Terentianus to Claudius Tiberianus, as was P.Mich. VIII, 468; the other fragments come probably also from letters, as the other texts in the archivey[Claudius Terentianus (see P. Mich. VIII, 467-481 introd.)]; [his father(?) Claudius Tiberianus (see P. Mich. VIII, 467-481 introd.)]; his (unnamed) motherz%Clothing; Fragments; Letter; Utensils{-|PHO#Unknown place(s), province of EgyptPFrg. A broken off at the top and on the right side; frg. H complete on the left side, frg. I complete at the top; other fragments broken off on all sides. All much damaged.Q12 p. 48.p10/1/97'BPH‹l/T. Dorandi-J.O. Tjaeder, Ch.L.A. XLVIII, p. 48.p10/1/97s2449‹AP.Mich.inv. 124BrCPapETov EFZPE 5G17-20H1970IPl IIaJ SB X 10759KBL X, 205 (date; l. 16-23)UNoWYesXGpurchased in Egypt by B.P. Grenfell and F.W. Kelsey in March-April 1920hApurchased in Egypt by B.P. Grenfell and F.W. Kelsey in March-April 1920BL X, 205 (date; l. 16-23)Tov EP.Mich.inv. 124PapNoYes17-20Pl IIaSB X 10759rZPE 51970<_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFrBont_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>k publishedDG@ ofWWWWWWFW_WWWW7WWW$WSWWWWW~WW`WWoikWoikonWolioWomittedFWonwWWWWFWW6W7WW~WPWoneWor^WSW~WdWorigin~WosWotherWouW~Wouespasianou_WoxyWpWGWWWWpaesis^Wpage7WWpageiabovethefirstprintedlinetracesofonemorelineVpakees^Wpakysi^WpammonWpapnouthWpapyrusWparaWpatermouthiosWpeWpenSWperhapsWWdWperiWpethneskWpetition~W~W~W~WkWpetition~W~W~W~Won~W~WWWsar$WsarapammonWsbPWsbvi9021mistakenlyreprintsthedategivenintheedpriPVsecond~WseeWWWWWWWWseenotesVseemsdWses$WseveralWseveralverysmallfragmentswereaddedtobothpiecesl4rV*‡)S DocumentaryX 3223r_a.bmphA10 x 8.8 cmNovember 1925; Acquired from BrummerKoroibidesPHZenon archiveFragmentary letter from Koroibides to Akrisios, referring to the latter's imminent departure (see also P.Lond. VII, 1979 and note to l. 3)Pap.Lugd.Bat. XXI, p. 137 (date); BL IX, 164 (bibliography)Autumn of 253 B.C.Edgar CCP.Mich.inv. 3223GreekAnn ArborhA 0‚?@hA‚@hA‚AhA‚BhA‚ChA‚DhA&k‚EhA‚F@hA‚GhA‚HhA‚IhA‚JhALk‚KhALjlLjlhAJhA‚KhA‚KhAJhA‚KhA‚JhA‚KhAKhA,omichinv9588*omichinv9592(omichinv9597&omichinv9629$omichinv9644"omichinv9873 omichinv9877michi171-5)?H}‰YlAOF. Uebel, BibO 30 (1973) p. 420; H.C. Youtie, ZPE 23 (1976) p. 117-118 and pl. Xc (Verso) [= H.C. Youtie, Scriptiunculae Posteriores I (Bonn, 1981) p. 369-370]; R. Kassel, Chalkoi = 'Geld', ZPE 50 (1983) p. 50 [= R. Kassel, Kleine Schriften (Berlin - New York, 1991) p. 433-434]; T. Gagos-P.J. Sijpesteijn, ZPE 100 (1994) p. 69; 72-74.Op10/1/98s1870!st Editor>Browne GMP.Mich.inv. 3206GreekAnn ArborRecto - 18; Verso - 5KPapYesNoblack glassunknown placeDiogenes; Demetrios (see ZPE 100 [1994] p. 72; 74); Ptolemaios son of Menestheus, logeuon ten epigraphen; Ptolemaios son of Herakleides, logeuon ten epigraphen; (unnamed) katamenios601pl. VIII (Recto)perhaps Philadelpheia, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, EgyptClarysse W133-134 (l. 15-22 only)SB XVI+wvŠ"_The broken gray clay seal (2.0 cm in diameter) probably of the same type as the seal of P.Mich. inv. 6181e (showing two laureate busts). Trace of an imperial titulature ([Severus and] Caracalla?) in a marginal inscription.nFSoknopaiou Nesos, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptoGreekr 1 on sealuUnknown customs officialvSeverus and CaracallawCairox%Receipt for payment of a customs dutyzCustoms; Taxation; Transport|PHO0Unknown place, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptPdall writing has been obliterated from this small scrap of papyrus; part of seal preserved (see note)Q1RRectoS Documentaryhs titulatures imperiales (Bruxelles, 1964) p. 102; P.J. Sijpesteijn, ZPE 45 (1982) p. 191.p1/8/98title>Customshouse Receipt1935so abraded that only faint traces of writing are discernible; upper part of the seal preserved (see note)1RectoDocumentaryWestermann WL - Kraemer CJP.Corn. Inv. II 3PapNoNo2Pl p311PCorn1926<_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFronBt_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>jzenonk published1colx-xionlyO bifao61 104-6cce61285l291i chlav10100-32567885-999diss110141516172202224a'Q‚hA15 x 13 cm (P.Mich. inv. 3138 only); total size: ca.29 x 13 cmbought in July, 1925, from KondiliosAttalosPH+ P.Cair. Inv. 48937; Zenon archivePetition addressed to the king by a certain Attalos, to complain that Ptolemaios, praktor idiotikon, had done nothing to help him recover the money owed to him by a certain Apollonia and by the man (her legal guardian?) who had undertaken to produce her in courtca. 246-221 B.C. (reign of Ptolemy III)Edgar CC-P.Mich. inv. 3138GreekAnn Arbor9-PapNoNoThe image shows only the Michigan half of the papyrus. P.W. Pestman et al., Pap.Lugd.Bat. XXI, p. 181, mention this petition among the papyri of the years 248-240/239 ("fifth period" of the archive).unfold the fold going through line 310.3 x 15 cmDecember 1926; Acquired from Dr. KondiliosUnknownPHZenon archiveFragment of a money account, concerning salaries for Syrians, men, women, and children working on the vineyards (see also P.Cair.Zen. II, 59292; P.Col.Zen. II, 87)BL IX, 164 (bibliography)ca. 250 B.C.Edgar CCSyroiP.Mich.inv. 3097GreekAnn ArBborRecto - 6; Verso - 11-PapNoNojoin small fragment to big one; put 3097a (the smaller one) in separate paperUnknown place, EgyptMaron (see Pros.Ptol. IV 10289); (unnamed) Syroi49Philadelpheia, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, EgyptScholl R124C.Ptol.Sklav. II1990PMich IAgriculturePQ‡9AEirene daughter of Orpheus, wife of Agamemnon, Maketa (see S.B. Pomeroy, Women in Hell.Egypt, p. 158-160); Agamemnon son of Chrysermos, Lalasseus, husband and guardian of Eirene; Leontiskos (son of Leontiskos, Perses tes epigones) (see also P.Mich. III, 182; 193; P.Col.Zen. II, 121-122); Thymos (son of Megakles, Makedon tes epigones) (see also P.Mich. III, 182; P.Col.Zen. II, 121-122); Tesenouphis (son of Petous, Arsinoites) (see also P.Mich. III, 182; 193; 200; P.Col.Zen. II, 121-122); NiBQkandros, Syrakosios, (hippeus, ogdoekontarouros) (see also P.Mich. III, 182; 200)?zJDebt; Ethnicity; Land ownership; Lease; Literacy; Rent; Woman (& guardian){Maketa; Lalasseus|PHODProbably Krokodeilon polis (Arsinoiton polis), Arsinoite nome, EgyptPDamaged along some of the foldsQ1R+Recto (written across the fibres) and VersoS DocumentaryT 3234r.bmpV 3234v.bmpX 3234r_a.bmpX 3234r_b.bmpX 3234r_c.bmp` 3234v_a.bmphCTr/v 33.5 x 19 cmJuly 1925; Acquired from Dr. KondiliosApollonios, dioiketesPHZenon archiveLetter from Apollonios the dioiketes, instructing Zenon to buy him a large supply of fowls to be fattened for the table (perhaps for a festival?)BL VIII 220 (bibliography); BL IX 164 (date)September 19 (or 20?), 251 B.C.Edgar CCPtolemais he epi tou distomou (PtolemaBis Hormou)P.Mich.inv. 3101GreekAnn ArborRecto - 6; Verso - 2BPapYesYesperhaps Alexandria, EgyptRecto written across the fibresApollonios (dioiketes) (see Pros. Ptol. I 16 + add.); Zenon (son of Agreophon) (see Pros.Ptol. I 80 + add.); Dioskourides (see Pros.Ptol. I 76)48Philadelpheia, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, Egypt<'M'p‚hCin>unknown place, Arsinoite nome, Egyptwritten across the fibresPtolemaios (III), basileus; Attalos; Ptolemaios meion, son of Ptolemaios, praktor idiotikon (see Pros.Ptol. I 1739); Serambos, ho para Aristomachou kathestamenos strategos <OR ho para Aristomachou kathestamenou strategou> (see Pros.Ptol. (see Pros.Ptol. I 331); Aristomachos, (strategos) <OR kathestamenos strategos> (see Pros.Ptol. I, 228 + add.); Apollonios, polodamastes (see Pros.PtoDl. V 13589); Apollonia; Aphthonetos, strategos (see Pros.Ptol. I, 236 + add.)289-291Philadelpheia, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, EgyptEdgar CC71PMich I1931SB IV 7446JEA 14Debt; Justice; Profession; Surety; Woman (& guardian?)Petition to the King1928complete, broken in the middle1Recto (written acrmn)†jZenonk publisheds1246For all the corrections until January 1978, see P.L.Bat. 21A, pp. 33 and 129Westermann WL - Kraemer CJP.Corn. Inv. II 2PapNoNo3Pl p371PCorn1926<_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6B><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>jZenonk published23-3030-286 zpe12105-9282 zpe13193-20075-989-90 zpe14229-48"293-6! zpe15273$274# zpe1610-4% zpe17224(283-284'77-9& zpe18171-5)"v5Oprobablyeitherkaranisherakleidoumerisorarsinoitonpoli@probablyeithertapeklam8thpagusoraharborneartothat@SprobablykaranisherakleidoumerisarsinoitenomeprovinceoRCf1K1JC7GvHTCI,wU$probablypatsontisherakleidoumerisarsinoitenomeprovince@$probablytebtynisoravillageintheareapolemonosmerisa@5arsinoitenomeprovinceofegypt@Ytebtynispolemonosmerisarsinoitenomeprovinceofegypt@3.3tenis@0fto@unknown"({$R~"zunknownmetropolisprovinceofegypt@Zunknownplaceegypt(* unknownplacekaranisherakleidoumerisarsinoitenomeprovivunknownplaceprobablyinherakleidoumerisarsinoitenomep@%munknownplaceprovinceofegypt3[unknownvillagekaranisherakleidoumerisarsinoitenomepro@$Pa>\address@(r.herakleidouWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWW W!W"W#W$W%W&W'W(W)W*W+W,W-W.W/W0W1W2W3W4W5W6W7W8W9W:W;W<W=W>W?W@WAWBWCWDWEWFWGWHWIWJWKWLWMWNWOWPWQWRWSWTWUWVWWWXWYWZW[W\W]W^W_W`WaWbWcWdWeWfWgWhWiWjWkWlWmWnWoWpWqWrWsWtWuWvWwWxWyWzW{W|W}WWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWW1><_600DPIFront_&0'Š|hCion (former owner); Tryphon son of Ptolemaios, gymnasiarchos; Kronion (son of Apion), ho pros to graphio of Tebtynis and Kerkesoucha Orous70-3Tebtynis, Polemonos meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptSB VI 9109TAPA 81Family; Irrigation; Land Ownership; Notary; SaleSale of Vine Land1950broken (or cut) off at the top1Recto; Verso is blankDocumenDtary1431r.bmp<_600DPIFront_R1>1431r_a.bmp<_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>oinses and a fine of a thousand silver drachmai, and a like am- {jyWyaleWyear`WWyearsWyesuWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWIWyesdescrVVVVVVVVVVVyesdescrnumberoflinesversoVyesdescrrectoVyesdescrversoVVVVVyesotherfrggVyesotherfrggdescruVyesversoVVVVVVyesversodoneonphrectoVyet"W*WQWyorkWyouWWWWWW}WWyourW?WWWWWyoursWyoutieWWW]WpWWWWyoutie'sxWWWzSWz7771WzenonlWfWrakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, EgyptScholl R249C.Ptol. Sklav.1990Recto and VersoPMich IProfession; Slave; Trade; UtensilsBusiness Letter1931HTJo:9ptolemaiosothersonofheronVptolemaiossameasprecedentIVptolemaiossameasprecedingHVptolemaiosseealsopmichii128coliil10kVptolemaiosseealsopmichv240l63Vptolemaiosseealsopmichxviii771773-774seealsopmichYVptolemaiosseealsopmichxviii771-772774seealsopmichZVptolemaiosseegeographicaVptolemaiossonofVxVptolemaiossonofaianosergatesVptolemaiossonofapionseealsopmichv316VptolemaiossonofapynchisVptolemaiossonofariosfamily2VptolemaiossonofchairemonbVVptolemaiossonofchairemonrelativeandguardianoftaorsesVptolemaiossonofchairemonseealsoomichi650*Vptolemaiossonofchairemonseepmichiip229VVptolemaiossonofcheremonchairemon`Valsoomichi428VptolemaiossonofhatresVptolemaiossonofherakleidesVptolemaiossonofherakleideslogeuontenepigraphenYVptolemaiossonofheronV8>ˆiDment, in the village, and the lessor Herakleides shall receive from the lessees immunity from the bath fee for ten men to be selected by him, and after the term they (the lessees) shall restore the bath as they received it and the bronze vessels in good condition, and if any damage shall have occurred to the bronze vessels through fault of the lessees, the repairs shall be a charge against them, the lessor Herakleides furnishing lead . . . upon Herakleides . . . of the bath which they shalEl also pay with the rental itself in a lump sum, and the same lessees shall surrender the chaff bin with the chaff in it as they received it, with the qualification that the same lessees shall be given two donkey loads without charge. Herakleides guarantees the lease against public charges. Signatory for the lessees: Dios, son of Dios, about 45 years old, with a scar on his forehead . . . (2nd hand) We, Diodoros, son of Euphranor, and Patynis . . . (3rd hand) The twentieth year of Tiberius))%‡giBhelp him, and had myself informed him of this, and I really think that he will be set free in a few days. Several other people put themselves to trouble on his behalf, but the most effective was Kaphisophon son of Philippos the physician. The written report of the inquiry, which acquits him of all the charges, is already in the hands of Dositheos the memorandum-writer in order that the king may read it before letting him be released, as this is the regular procedure. For the rest be preparCed to receive a visit from myself shortly. And of things at home, even if it trouble you to keep watch on my place [- - -] (Verso) To Zenon. To Philadelpheia.|j3done on the orig.; conservation10; scanned; checkedk publishedl!R. Herzog, PP 38 (1983) p. 61-64.p12/10/97s1804right (close to the end)Alexandria, EgyptPhilon (see Pros.Ptol. IV 8568); Zenon (son of Agreophon) (see Pros.Ptol. I 80 + add.); Ptolemaios, brother of Philon; Hermokrates (sZ\‰3iA(12 lines too damaged to be translated) . . . since there have been many deaths in Alexandria. Just as you were my guide while you were with me, now again you guide me although you are absent. I want you to know that we are carrying out fertilization of the dates that are in the orchard. If Taseus follows my instructions, she shall also receive from me a basket of . . . . I have paid all the public dues, thanks to you. The little papyrus that you told me not to give to anyone, I did not BHgive; you yourself, I said, will give it . . . . (12 more lines damaged)6k publishedl&D. Hagedorn, ZPE 125 (1999) p. 215-216p3/14/97s2458?v?r‰]hA9.6 x 27.8 cmJanuary 1924; Acquired with Nahman lotAurelius Ptoleminos, (son of Souchidas)PHReceipts (Certificate) for work performed on the embankments by two menBL VIII, 216 (date)April 10, 372 A.D.Browne GMP.Mich.inv. 1374GreekAnn Arbor25-PapNoYesA bit of unfolding Bhere and there?Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptWritten across the fibresAurelius Ptoleminos (son of Souchidas), nautos (nautes) (demosion) chomaton (see CE 59 [1984] p. 302-304); Amaeis, diakon (diakonos) (see P.Col. VII, 167); Aurelius Timotheos; Pantel son of Eudaimon (see P.Col. VII, 131?)596pl. VKaranis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptPMich X iA(Recto) [- - -] (Enrolled) in the consulship of Severus for the second time and of Pompeianus: Lucofron . . ., from Lycopolis. (Enrolled) in the consulship of Gallus and Flaccus: Iulius Ammonianus, (registered) at the camp; Eponuchus Apollinarius, (registered) at the camp. (Enrolled) in the consulship of Piso and Iulianus: Claudius Apollinarius, from Lycopolis. (Enrolled) in the consulship of Quintillus: Cassius . . ., from Syene; Aurelius Victor, from Lycopolis. (Enrolled) in the consulspreserv>black glassUnknownLatin: "Capitale cursive" (Marichal)(Cn. Claudius) Severus and (Ti. Claudius) Pompeianus, consuls of 173 A.D.; Lucofron (Lycophron) son of ..., Lucopolites; (L. Aurelius) Gallus and (Q. Volusius) Flaccus (Cornelianus), consuls of 174 A.D.; Iulius Ammonianus (Ammonianos); Eponuchus (Eponychos) Apollinarius; (L. Calpurnius) Piso and (P. Salvius) Iulianus, consuls of 175 A.D.; Claudius Apollinarius>+ ihave8W?W@WKWRWSWpW|W}WWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWW-W.WOWtWwWxWyWWD!9t8memorandumtozenonfromlaboisoneofthenativefarmerswhVmemorandumwaybillorreceiptVVmemphisWWWWWWWWWfW%W&W+W,W0W8Wmemphite$WTWfWWmenWWWUWWWW WW/W1W6W:W=WGWNW_WdWkWnWFW}WWWDWqWtWWWWXW]W^WWWWW]Wmen'sWmenaWmenander'sWmenasWWWWmenches{WZW[WmenderbWmenelaosZW[WmenesWW/Wmenodoros6WmentionxWmentioned WnWWSWWWWnWWW'11bX942rVW942rabmpVV943rUW943rabmpUV944rTW944rabmpTV944rbbmpTV946rSW946rabmpSV948rQWTWUW948rabmpTVUV948rbbmpQV951rPW951rabmpPV952rOW952rabmpOV952rbbmpOV953rNW953rabmpNV953rbbmpNV954rW`W954rabmpV954rbbmp`V957ruW957rabmpuV958rW958rabmpV958rbbmpV959rW959rabmpV963r8W963rabmp8V965rW965rabmpV965rbbmpV966arW-W966arabmpV966arbbmpV966arcbmpV-V966av.W966avabmp.V966avbbmp.V966avcbmp.V966rWW W W W W WWWWWWWWWWWWWWWW966r1abmpV966r1bbmpVV966r1cbmpVV966r1dbmp V966r1ebmp V966r2abmp V; Marepsemis son of Marepsemis (see also P.Mich. V, p. 386 for possible parallels)30W>Y w.nomeWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWW W W W W WWWWWWWWWWWWWWWW"W#W$W%W1W2W3W4W5W6W7W8W9W:W;W<W=W>W?W@WAWBWCWDWEWFWGWHWIWJWKWLWMWNWOWPWQWRWSWTWUWVWWWXWYWZW[W\W]W^W_W`WaWbWcWdWeWfWgWhWiWjWkWlWmWnWoWpWqWrWsWtWuWvWwWxWyWzW{W|W}W~WWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWW'#Q‡R+Recto (written across the fibres) and VersoS DocumentaryX 3091r_a.bmp` 3091v_a.bmphA9 x 4.7 cmDecember 1926; Acquired from Dr. KondiliosKratonPH+ P.Iand. inv. no. 439 (unpublished); Zenon archiveLetter from Kraton to Zenon concerning tow-workersIIIrd cent. B.C.Edgar CCP.Mich.inv. 3091GreekAnn ArborRecto - 6; Verso - 1GPapYesYesblack glass; not worth ad. inv. no. 439 gives the left part of the first four lines)1Recto (written across the fibres) and VersoDocumentary<_600DPIFront_R1>3091r_a.bmp<_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_6L&.placevWWWWWWWW[W^WgWiWuWWW-W.WyW7W8W9WdWpolemonosW8W9W:WCWDWEW WWWWWWWWWWWWWW1W2W3W4W5W6W7W8W9W:W;W<W=W>W?W@WAWBWCWDWEWFWGWHWIWJWKWLWMWNWOWPWQWRWSWTWUWVWWWXWYWZW[W\W]W^W_W`WaWbWcWdWeWfWgWhWiWjWkWlWmWnWoWpWqWrWsWtWuWvWwWxWyWzW{W|W}W~WWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWbWcWuWvWWWWW8W|W}WWWWWWW.arsinoite/W0W1W2W3W4W5W6W7W8W9W:W;W<W=W>W?W@WAWBWCWDWEWFWGWHWIWJWKWLWMWNWOWPWQWRWSWTWUWVWWWXWYWZW[W\W]W^W_W`WaWbWcWdWeWfWgWhWiWjWkWlWmWnWoWpWqWrWsWtWuWvWwWxWyWzW{W|W}WWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>_613 ^omichi`omichiaomichinv9090a466 `omichibomichicomichinv9089c398 bomichidomichieomichinv9088e380 domichif l>9a.ofWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWW W W W W WWWWWWWWWWWWWWWW"W#W$W%W1W2W3W4W5W6W7W8W9W:W;W<W=W>W?W@WAWBWCWDWEWFWGWHWIWJWKWLWMWNWOWPWQWRWSWTWUWVWWWXWYWZW[W\W]W^W_W`WaWbWcWdWeWfWgWhWiWjWkWlWmWnWoWpWqWrWsWtWuWvWwWxWyWzW{W|W}W~WWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWW(*L‡7hBme fibres to align?Unknown place, EgyptHermon (see Pap.Lugd.Bat. XXI, p. 327); Iason (son of Kerkion) (see Pros.Ptol. I 130 + add.; IV 10252; V 13450); Zenon (son of Agreophon) (see Pros.Ptol. I 80 + add.); Herieus, lithotomos (see Pros.Ptol. IV 10204; V, 13076-13078; Pap.Lugd.Bat. XXI, p. 325); Noumenios, pais (see Pros.Ptol. V 13607; Pap.Lugd.Bat. XXI, p. 378); Demetrios, ampelourgos (see Pros.Ptol. IV 10180); Herodotos86Philadelpheia, HeraCkleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, EgyptBL IX 164 (lines 5-6).Scholl R232C.Ptol.Sklav. II1990PMich IDebt; Profession; SlaveryMemorandum1931damaged, mainly on the right side1Recto; Verso is blankDocumentary3204r.bmp<_600DPIFront_R1> .egypt5W6W7W8W9W:W;W<W=W>W?W@WAWBWCWDWEWFWGWHWIWJWKWLWMWNWOWPWQWRWSWTWUWVWWWXWYWZW[W\W]W^W_W`WaWbWcWdWeWfWgWhWiWjWkWlWmWnWoWpWqWrWsWtWuWvWwWxWyWzW{W|W}WWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWW8<ˆn32 x 6.5 cmJuly 1925; Acquired from Dr. KondiliosNikon(?)PHZenon archiveLetter from Nikon(?) to ZenonBL IX, 164 (bibliography)June 17, 257 B.C. (received July 11, 257 B.C.)Edgar CCP.Mich.inv. 3126GreekAnn ArborRecto - 4; Verso - 2BPapYesNoblack glassBMemphis, Memphite nome, EgyptRecto written across the fibresNikon(?) (see Pros.Ptol. I 98 + add.; Pap.Lugd.Bat. XXI, p. 377); Zenon (son of Agreophon) (see Pros.Ptol. I 80 + add.); Bia (see Pros.Ptol. V 12742)16Philadelpheia, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, EgyptScholl R204C.ptol.Sklav. II1990PMich IAnimals; Clothing; Letter; Textile; Woman<9 .merisWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWW W W W W WWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWW"W#W$W%W0W1W2W3W4W5W6W7W8W9W:W;W<W=W>W?W@WAWBWCWDWEWFWGWHWIWJWKWLWMWNWOWPWQWRWSWTWUWVWWWXWYWZW[W\W]W^W_WxWyWzW{W|W}W~WWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWW),( ‡Uj3done on the orig.; conservation10; scanned; checkedk publishedlG. Husson, OIKIA. Le vocabulaire de la maison privee en Egypte d'apres les papyrus grecs (Paris, 1983) p. 302-306 (with earlier bibliography on the house of Diotimos).p12/8/97s1822e Pros.Ptol. I 74 = 147 + add.); Zenon (son of Agreophon) (see Pros.Ptol. I 80 + add.); Apollonios (dioiketes) (see Pros. Ptol. I 16 + add.); Apollonidesz+Letter; Scribe; Transport; Writing material|PHOUnknown place, (Lower) EgyptPcompleteQ1RRecto and VersoS DocumentaryT 3119r.bmpV 3119v.bmpX 3119r_a.bmp` 3119v_a.bmphserv>black glassUnknown place, (Lower) EgyptDionysodoros (eklogistes) (see Pros.Ptol. I 74 = 147 + add.); Zenon (son of Agreophon) (see Pros.Ptol. I 80 + add.); Apollonios (dioiketes) (see Pros. Ptol. I 16 + add.); Apollonides22Philadelpheia, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, EgyptPMich ILetter; Scribe; Transport; Writiter(‡?hBr16-PapNoNounfold (l. 3)Unknown place, Egyptwritten in a fine handApollonios; Zenon (son of Agreophon) (see Pros.Ptol. I 80 + add.); (unnamed) paidarion; Philon, didaskalos (see Pros.Ptol. VI 17182)77pl. VPhiladelpheia, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, EgyptScholl R163C.Ptol.Sklav. II1990PMich IChild; Literacy; Profession; School; Slave(?)Letter1931complete, slightly damaged1Recto; Verso is blankDocumentary3195r_a.bmp<_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R98apollonios|WW(W3W?WTWYWZW_WiWmWpWsWtWuWWWWWWWWW WW2W;WWWWWWWWWWapolloniossecretaryofthemetropolisreportstoflaviuspo Vapollonios's;WapollonousWapolysimoi<WapomoiraWWWWWWWaporoi~WapotaktaWapparentlyWvWwW|WWWW W WWW!Wappealed5WkWappealing:WappealsJWWappearW W WWWappearanceWhWappearingWappears?WFWappendedWWappendixWWWappiusWapplication?WWappliesWappointedWappointingWappointmenttWapprenticedTWapprenticeshipQWWTWapproachinglWappropriated WapprovalWapproximatelyWappurtenancesWapril WWWWWWWWWW"WaproniosWaquilaWarabikosWXWYW( +‡n7Philadelpheia, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, EgyptoGreekr+Recto, col. I - 12; col. II - 10; Verso - 9uUnknownvIIIrd cent. B.C.w Ann ArborxAgricultural accountyPetosiris son of Harmais; [- - -] son of Pais; [- - -]idromos (klerouchos?); Herpkousis son of Petearmotis (see Pros.Ptol. IV 9742); Sostratos (klerouchos?) (see Pap.Lugd.Bat. XXI, p. 424)zAccount; Agriculture|PHO%unknown place (Philadelpheia?), EgyptP8broken off on the left and right sides and at the bottomQ1RRecto and VersoS DocumentaryT 3645r_a.bmpV 3645v_a.bmphEgyptPetosiris son of Harmais; [- - -] son of Pais; [- - -]idromos (klerouchos?); Herpkousis son of Petearmotis (see Pros.Ptol. IV 9742); Sostratos (klerouchos?) (see Pap.Lugd.Bat. XXI, p. 424)118Philadelpheia, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, EgyptPMich IAccount; AgricultureAgricultural Account1931broken off on the left and'Q'#‚hEoss the fibres); Verso is blankDocumentary3138r_a.bmp<_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8> iATo King Ptolemaios greeting from Attalos. I am being wronged by Ptolemaios, younger son of Ptolemaios, exactor of private debts. For though Serambos, strategos appointed by Aristomachos, wrote an order to Ptolemaios to the effect that since Apollonios had not even yet produced Apollonia, if he should not even now produce her in ten days, Ptolemaios was to exact 43 drachmai from Apollonios the horse-breaker and pay them to me, and though he received the order and though Apollonios has not phrough line 37.0 x 12.1 cm25-5075-AunknownPH-Fragment of receipt(?) for delivery of litrai of uncertain natureIIIrd-IVth cent. A.D.Pearl OM-P.Mich.inv. 4650GreekAnn Arbor5Karanis section (now Research box, "oversize")PapNoNochange folderprobably Karanis, <_600DPIBack_R8>jcheck acquisition (information given by P.Mich. III; nothing in catalogs); check order of photos - rescan details of p. 4! 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ToBtoes, son of Bolphis, for dues at Tanais: 3 (art.) 1/4 2 ch. Theon, son of Ischyrion: 62 (art.) Ammonas, son of Petsiris: 86 (art.) 3/4 6 ch., of which were transferred for Thoonis, son of Phatres, pteraphoros, through the farmers, 50 art.; for Harasis, daughter of Apollonios, through the farmers, for dues at Istrou epoikion, 1/4 art.; for the same, through the same, for dues at Tanais (and) Magdola, 2 art. 1/4; for Taseus, daughter of Octavius, through the same, for dues at Tanais, 4 CB„hBus and Didymarion, grandson of Heras88probably Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptOMich IName tagName of individual (name tag)1935Complete1Recto; Verso is blankDocumentary4197o.bmp<_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_6C00DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>iJPnepheros, son of Petheus, grandson of Heras, his mother being Didymarion.jDone on ph.; scanned; checkedk publishedl(H.C. Youtie, TAPA 73 (1942) p. 84, n. 79p11/9/98s45„AO.Mich.inv. 4196COstE Amundsen LFOMich IG57FŒQhC Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptVersoPMich XVIIIAesopus; Fables; LiteratureAesop's Fables (and Stories?)1996both fragments broken at the top, left, right and bottom2Verso; Recto: remains of a document (register?)Literary: Fables5771v.bmp5771r.bmp<_600DPDRIFront_R1>5771r_a.bmp<_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1>5771v_a.bmp<_600DPIBack_R2>5771v_d.bmp<_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>i'(Text too fragmentary to be translated)j#done, on the orig. SCANNED, checkedk publishedlA(F.R. Adrados, Emerita 67 (1999) p. 1-11.(@- b‚9A. . . (Gaius?) Iulius Lucullus, epistrategos; Gaius Apolinarius Niger, Antinoeus, Osorantinoeios (Osirantinoeios) alias Hermaieus, designated epitropos for Valeria Tertia alias Thaisarion; Marcus Anthestius Gemellus, deceased veteran; Valeria Tertia alias Thaisarion, daughter of Marcus Anthestius Gemellus, aphelix; Valerius Komon, designated epitropos for Valeria Tertia alias Thaisarion; Valeria Sempronilla, grandmother of Valeria Tertia alias Thaisarion; Herennius Philotas, former epistraB\tegos; Antonius Makron, former epistrategos; Antoninus Pius, Emperor; Eudaimon son of Hermaios, designated epitropos; Dionysios; Apollonios neoteros; (unnamed) Romaios; (unnamed) exegetes of Hermou polis; Dioskoros; Hermias, former agoranomos & former kosmetes (of Hermou polis); Aphrodisios, enarchos exegetes of Antinoou polis; Hadrianus, EmperorJguardians [reputable] and suitable persons, but for what is in other nomes notify the strategoi so that [for each of them] they too may B<|PupperrightedgebadlymutilatedinkfadedinmanyspotsVuppermostWupwardWus*WusedWWWDW2W3W4W6Wv-W.Wvague&WvanishedbWverses5WversotWuW}WWWYWWWbWWWWWWWWWWlWWWWW$W&W*W3W7W=W?WPWnWWWIW6W@WWWWWWWWWWWWWWWW W W W W WWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWW W!W"W#W$W%W&W'W(W)W*W+W,W.Wversobrokenontherightsideandatthebottomhebottomottomochos, ton Anthippou taxiarchos; Anthippos; Kallias; Euklesz Army; Justice; Lawmaking; Surety{-|PHOprobably Alexandria, EgyptPnearly completeQ1R1Recto (written across the fibres); Verso is blankS Documentaryh}3seeelectronicversionofpmichix549writtenacrossthefi@'seeelectronicversionofpmichix559seeelectronicversionofpmichvi368@ seeelectronicversionofpmichvi391@ seeelectronicversionofpmichvi414@ seeelectronicversionofpmichviii471@ seeelectronicversionofpmichviii492@ seeelectronicversionofpmichviii513@separated@"sheet@Kside@Tsmall7OI+lsmallerSsomelinesfrgbl1and3frgcl2inancientcursiveofb@Mson5strophes@subheadings@S%the=cthe1stand3rdhandaremedium-sizedcursiveswithdecidedl@5thefirsthandisaratherirregularcursivethesecondalso@>thefourcolumnsoftherectohaveanunusualwidhofabout@/thehandisstylisticallysimilartothehandofthefirsts@Pthemainhandisthatofpmichiii195and198thatofthe@>vi@!well-spaced@$with 5%2‹ESijpesteijn PJFZPE 108G214-215H1995IPl. VIeUNoWYesX 30-C156-A[Receipt for Seed Corn\ 6.6 x 3.6 cmn=Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptoGreekr5swritten across the fibresuPakysis son of [- - -]v 165/166 A.D.wCairox}Receipt for seed corn, issued to the sitologoi of Karanis by Pakysis, son of [- - -], for land of the 52nd cleruchy he tilledy(unnamed) sitologoi of Karanis; Marcus Aurelius & Lucius Verus, Emperors; Pakysis son of [- - -] (Onnophris?) grandson of Pakysis (see also P.Mich. IV, 223, 2657?)zAgriculture; Taxation (Land){#Karanis; 52nd (cleruchy); Patsontis|PHO=Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptP.broken off at the bottom and on the right sideQ1R?Recto(?) (written across the fibres); other side probably blankS Documentaryh҂҂҂҂҂҂҂҂҂҂҂҂҂҂҂҂҂҂҂҂҂҂҂҂҂҂҂҂҂҂҂҂҂҂҂҂҂҂҂҂҂҂҂҂҂҂҂҂҂҂҂҂҂҂҂҂҂҂҂҂҅҅҅'h-‚lFor earlier bibliography (up to 1962), see C.Ord.Ptol.[2], p. 61-62. H. Meyer-Laurin, Proceedings XIIth Congr. of Pap. (1970) p. 309-313; P.W. Pestman et al., Pap.Lugd.Bat. XXI, p. 98; E.G. Turner, P.Rain.Cent., p. 150-151.p10/7/97s1795 ‚AP.Mich.inv. 2922BRectoCPapD"Archive of Gaius Apolinarius NigerEBoak AERFJEA 18G69-76H1932J SB V 7558KxBL III, 189 (line 23, bibliography); BL IV, 80 (line 38); BL VII, 195 (lines 2, 8, 16, 18, 21, 24-26, 31-32, 34, 36-38).MSelect Papyri IINHunt AS-Edgar CCO260P1934UNoVKaranis section, oversize (T)WYesX 24-S5006E2-A[CCopy of a Petition to an Epistrategos and of the Latter's Subscript\ 28 x 29.5 cmAunfold (lines 12-15, left; see recto and verso; - also at the middle of the last lines; probably some other, minor interventions needed: check it carefully); realign small fragment at left of last line, if possible; put the papyrus back in the folder... but no longer upside down!Q1 meris, Arsinoite nome, EgyptˆiATo Kastor, village secretary of Ptolemais. (2nd hand) From Kephalon, son of Mysthes, cleruch of the 90th cleruchy. In accordance with the orders issued by the most illustrious prefect, Bassaeus Rufus, I declare the 6 arourai assigned for cultivation to the residents of Karanis, which I cultivate near the village of Ptolemais, as unwatered for the present 8th year. Wherefore I present this declaration.@A>  >k publishedmyesp3/12/97 (or earlier)s2301$ˆAP.Mich.inv. 4746BRecto and VersoCPapD-EPearl OM-Youtie HCFPMich VIG383H1944IPl. IIIb (Recto, Col. I)UNoWYesX 26-B3AK-A[Receipts for Money Taxes\ 48.3 X 9.1 cmn=Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptoGreekrIRecto (Col. I-IV + marginal note) - 37 lines Verso (Col. I-II) - 12 liness'see electronic version of PMich VI, 383u"Ptole(--); Kastor; Apion; Sokr(--)v 106-109 ADwCairo8+2ˆiCt to wear the chlamys by the citizens at a meeting of the senate. Since not only am I one-eyed, but also I do not see with the eye that supposedly remains, because a cataract has appeared in its pupil and my sight is impaired, on this account I addressed a petition also to his excellency the a censibus(?), and I received the sacred rescript, of which a copy follows: Alfenus Apolinarius to the strategos of the division of Herakleides, greetings. . . . petition . . . Horion . . . .@A>    >k publishedmyesp3/12/97 (or earlier)s17353ˆAP.Mich.inv. 2996BaCPapD-archive of Gaius Apolinarius Niger (& family)EPearl OM-Youtie HCFPMich VIG396H1944UNoWNoX 24-5006E2-A[Receipt for Tax Payment in Kind\ 7 X 8.3 cmn=Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptoGreekr15s'see electronic version of PMich VI, 396uGermanusvJan. 17, 186(?) ADwCairoh XŠhCh section; first line of sections extruded into the margin; antisigmas to mark a place where a correction is needed or to introduce the correction; double-angled symbol, of uncertain purpose; curved bracket, apparently to mark the deletion of the line-175-185Pl. 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[- - -] The island [can] be embanked after the harvest [- - -] in 60 days, if old wheat is given for 10 talents [- - -] to the workmen, [divided] according to nomarchy [and numbering] 15,000, at 4 drachmai each, and 5,000 mattocks and . . . stone-[. . .], so that(?) the rest of the expense to be made for the embankment will be 6 talents. From then(?) until the retreat [of the Nile(?) - - - occupying the outlets leading to the river and the Bsluices [- - -] we will provide the [- - -] being full already all the time so that [- - -] as long as you need [- - -] for the remaining years [- - -]. Farewell.j-done, on ph.; conservation8; scanned; checkedk publishedlUS.B. Kougeas, Hellenika 11 (1939 [1940]) p. 338; T. Reekmans, CE 30 (1955) p. 370-371p10/10/97s1784ŠAP.Mich.inv. 775CPapESijpesteijn PJFPTheonG13H1976IPl XIIIUNoWYesMich. inv. 3098Greekdp10/10/97  ‡^iA(Recto) Antimenes to Zenon greeting. If you are well, it would be excellent. [I too am in good health]. I have written for you below [a copy of the letter] which came to me from Sosipatros, in order that you may take note and enter to the account of Apollonios [- - -] no travelling allowance was delivered to them . . . [- - -] were driven in by the stormy weather [- - -] to Arsinoe. [Farewell. Year] 28, Peritios 28. Sosipatros to Antimenes greeting. If [you are well] in body and everytBhing else is to your mind, it would be excellent. We too are well. Ariston and the sister arrived here, reporting that they had been handsomely treated by you in every way. You do well then to show yourself friendly towards us; for we too will try to pay you all attention in any matter that you are keen about and write to us about. Know that they were driven in to Patara by the storms; from there they hired a boat and sailed along to Arsinoe to join us. 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XXI, pD. 321)59052 (left fragment only)Philadelpheia, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, EgyptBL VIII, 220 (bibliography); BL X, 127 (bibliography)Edgar CC10PMich I1931P.Cair.Zen. ILetter; Transport (ship); Travel; WomanPrivate Letter1925upper right and lower left corner missing, as well as a few letters between the two fragmeblviii338dateoVVblviii355l8-913274147blx202dateprovenancel23Vblviii367bibliography*Vblviii372l6-7blx210l10Vblviii375bibliographyblix276bibliographywVblviii386l5blx217l15-6iV45Vblx295dateIVJVblviiWblvii193onlines23671116blviii327bibliographyVbothFWcW$WPWcentPWchangesWclearlySWcolGWcollectorWcolumnWdWPWWd'anSWdateGWIWJWWWWW,WPWW/W~WWdeiktiasWdifficultdWdiogenesWdiogenousWeSWean~WearlyPWed\WPWSWeditionWeditionsFWeiSWemeiomai$WenWendSWendofline3therestitutionegoftheedprallaprosegagSVepibolWereWesWeteiWetousWetous>WfirstFWflWforGWforthedateseepcolviip69GVfragment~WfragmentsWWivvW''y‡_hCsee Pap.Lugd.Bat. 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XXI, p. 75); Zenon archiveEEdgar CC''‡`AP.Mich.inv. 3122CPapD:+ P.Cair. inv. JdE 48531 (P.Cair. I, 59083); Zenon archiveEEdgar CCF P.Cair.Zen. IG59083H1925UNoV-WNoX&July 1925; Acquired from Dr. Kondilios[Business Letter\314 x 9.5 cm (P.Cair. inv. JdE 48531: 16.5 x 9.5 cm)](Fibres on the left folded + too fragile?_In P.Mich. I, 20, C.C. Edgar limited himself to some comments on the text published in P.Cair.Zen. I, 59083. - The images show only the Michigan fragment.ne, on the orig.; conservation8 - scannedk publishedp10/9/97‡`AP.Mich.inv. 3122CPapD:+ P.Cair. inv. JdE 48531 (P.Cair. I, 59083); Zenon archiveEEdgar CCF P.Cair.Zen. IG59083H1925UNoV-WNoX&July 1925; Acquired from Dr. Kondilios[Business Letter\314 x 9.5 cm (P.Cair. inv. JdE 48531: 16.5 x 9.5 cm)](Fibres on the left folded + too fragile?_In P.Mich. I, 20, C.C. Edgar limited himself to some comments on the text published in P.Cair.Zen. I, 59083. - The images show only the Michigan fragment.Pros. Ptol. 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IVPMich IPetition; Profession; Salaries; Scribe; Utensils; Writing MaterialCopy of Petition1931broken off at the bottom (col. II also broken off at the top and perhaps on the right side)1Recto; Verso is blankDocumentary3100r_a.bmpD8<_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>ior an accidenty][- - -]ton (Kriton?); Zenon (son of Agreophon) (see Pros.Ptol. I 80 + add.); (unnamed) nautaiz'Health; Letter; Profession; Violence(?)|PHf badly damage98ˆ9ATiberius, Emperor; Thenpetermouthis daughter of Hatres; Triadelphos also called Psenthneus son of Petermouthis Sabakous and Thenphatres, nephew & guardian of Thenpetermouthis; Thenphatres (daughter of Hatres), sister of Thenpetermouthis; Takonaeis (Takonais) = Takounais daughter of Phomsaeis (Phomsais) and Thenpetermouthis; Tesenouphis son of Tesenouphis and Takounais, guardian of Takounais; Tesenouphis pemptos, son of Phomsaeis (Phomsais) and Thenpetermouthis; Tasouchas, paidiske doule; CB(hales deuteros, son of Chales aliasTamaszDFamily; House ownership; Illiteracy; Sale; Slave; Woman (& guardian)|PHOHusselman EMP.Mich.inv. 694Ann ArboroversizePapNoYes265PMich4<)s‡AP.Mich.inv. 3096CPapD Zenon archiveEEdgar CCFPMich IG119H1931K!Pap.Lugd.Bat. XXI, p. 137 (l. 18)UNoV-WNoX*December 1926; Acquired from Dr. Kondilios[ Corn Account\*18 x 17.5 cm (frg. a); 17 x 15 cm (frg. b)e>Documentary3097r_a.bmp3097v_a.bmp<_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_60D0DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>^i'(Text too fragmentary to be translated)j)done on the orig.; conservation10 scannedk publishedp12/10/97‡AP.Mich.inv. 3096CPapD Zenon archiveEEdgar CCFPMich IG119H1931K!Pap.Lugd.Bat. XXI, p. 137 (l. 18)UNoV-WNoX*December 1926; Acquired from Dr. Kondilios[ Corn Account\*18 x 17.5 cm (frg. a); 17 x 15 cm (frg. b)e.C._'‡{hC*R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>i((Text too fragmentary to be translated).j$done, on the orig.; scanned; checkedk publishedp10/9/97s1782‡|AP.Mich.inv. 3098BaCPapD Zenon archiveEEdgar CCFPMich IG104H1931KXThe two fragment are joining (no line missing between lines 8 and 9 of the ed.pr.). (PH)UYesVGWNoX*December 1926; Acquired from Dr. Kondilios[Letter\9 x 9.5 cm; 7 x 9 cmof text_title>Petition1931broken off at the top and on the left and right sides1Recto (written across the fibres); Verso is blankDocumentary3098gr_a.bmp<_600DPIFront_5(RŠ8iCs - for the whole area being twenty-eight artabai of the crops and a gratuity and libation of one keramion of wine, all free from every risk and deduction for the three years. Let it therefore not be permitted the lessee to withdraw from the lease within this time. Let the lessee yearly attend to all the work {and the customary work} of this allotment at his own expense, also seeing to the care of the green crops, and let the owner Sokrates receive yearly the specified rents for the three Dyears in the month of Pauni yearly in Theogonis in the treasury, measured by the measeure of the treasury. But if the lessee does not pay or owes anything according to these specifications, let him pay Sokrates the whole annual rent for the three years {from what the lessee will receive} and a fine of <one hundred> twenty-two <silver drachmai> and a like sum to the treasury, the right of execution belonging to Sokrates on both the lessee and all his property as if in accordance'>'2frgb16Vfrgb2Vfrgb255Vfrgb5|Vfrgb6OVfrgb73Vfrgbcoli1colii9Vfrgbrectocoli11colii13Vfrgbversocoli13colii13coliii3VVfrgg33Vfrgg5Vfrgh1Vfrgh33Vfrgi3Vfrgi53Vfrgicoli2Vfrgicoli53Vfrgicolii13Vfrgicolii193Vfrgicoliii123Vfrgiicoli43Vfrgiicoli7Vfrgiicolii13Vfrgiicolii203Vfrgiii6Vfrgiii93Vfrgiv1Vfrgj43Vfrgk33Vfrgl113Vg3WWg-hWgreekWWWWWaWgreektextinuppermargin4Vh3WWhasWWWi`WVW|WWW;W=WUWeWWWWWW3W W~WWWWW8WIWuWWWWWWWWWWWWWW WW,W@WWWWWWIWzWWWWWWWDWMWWWWWWW'_‡zi((Text too fragmentary to be translated).j-done, on the orig.; scanned; checked; checkedk publishedp10/9/97s1783‡{AP.Mich.inv. 3098BgCPapD Zenon archiveEEdgar CCFPMich IG102H1931UNoV-WNoX*December 1926; Acquired from Dr. Kondilios[Petition\ 13 x 6.7 cmn7Philadelpheia, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, EgyptoGreekr4swritten across the fibresuUnknownvIIIrd cent. B.C.w Ann ArborxOEnd of a petition, which was perhaps addressed to Zenon rather than to the kingy[- - -]zJustice|PHOUnknown place, EgyptP5broken off at the top and on the left and right sidesQ1R1Recto (written across the fibres); Verso is blankS DocumentaryT 3098gr_a.bmph2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8> damaged1‡|hA9 x 9.5 cm; 7 x 9 cmDecember 1926; Acquired from Dr. Kondilios[- - -]tonPHZenon archiveLetter to Zenon, sent perhaps by a certain Kriton, who had apparently injured in a brawl or an accidentThe two fragment are joining (no line missing between lines 8 and 9 of the ed.pr.). (PH)IIIrd cent. B.C.Edgar CCP.Mich.inv. 3098GreekAnn ArborBFrg. a, recto - 8; verso - 1; Frg. b - 5GPapYesNolower half needs consolidation; unfold a bit from the upper fragment (in the middle, where it seems to join the lower fragment) - join the two main fragments? (I need to check after unfolding) - join the fragment with a sigma at the end of line 8 - join scraps at the end of l. 12 (1 of the 3 scrops has broken down when I tried to place it! careful!) Glass, I presu((‡piCArsinoe.j}done on the orig.; conservation9 - scanned; checked Traianos: business, private, recommendation letter? petition is too much?k publishedlNU. Wilcken, Archiv 10 (1932) p. 74; K. Koester, Aegyptus 19 (1939) p. 301-314.p10/27/97s1794ssion|PHO?perhaps Philadelpheia, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, EgyptP;broken off on the left side and at the bottom; much damagedQ1RRecto; Verso is blankS DocumentaryT 3098hr_a.bmphA10.3 x 9.3 cmDecember 1926; Acquired from Dr. Kondilios[- - -]kopoiPHZenon archiveFragment of a letter sent to an unknown person by a group of wood-fellers or bakers(?)IIIrd cent. B.C.Edgar CCP.Mich.inv. 3098GreekAnn Arbor8-PapNoNoperhaps Philadelpheia, Herakleidou meris, ArsRecto; Verso is blankS Documentaryh='‡zhBinoite nome, Egypt[- - -]kopoi (xylokopoi? rhabdokopoi? artokopoi?); Anoseis (Anosis, son of Thotorches) (see Pros.Ptol. I 786 + add.; V 12978 = VIII 514b; Pap.Lugd.Bat. XXI, p. 287)101Philadelpheia, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, EgypthPMich ILetter; ProfessionLetter1931broken off on the left side and at the bottom; much damaged1Recto; Verso is blankDocumentary3098hr_a.bmp<_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>7 +2recto7yVVVrecto78VVYVaV/VKVLVrecto9uVAVSVcVdVjVVVTVVrectocoli12colii10Vrectocoli12colii118Vrectocoli18OVrectocoli18michiganfragment2Vrectocoli21lVVrectocoli22|Vrectocoli25Vrectocoli30@Vrectocoli31Vrectocoli37l20-34runundercoliiontherightcoliiVrectocoli44BVrectocoli7lVVrectocoli7colii8Vrectocoliabstract14 Vrectocoliabstract103Vrectocoliabstract111Vrectocoliabstract122Vrectocoliabstract131Vrectocoliabstract142Vrectocoliabstract22Vrectocoliabstract31Vrectocoliabstract41Vrectocoliabstract52Vrectocoliabstract61Vrectocoliabstract71Vrectocoliabstract83Vrectocoliabstract92Vrectocolisectiona2longlinesand20shortonesVWT57annarborzV{V|V}VVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVV V V V V VVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVV"V#V$V%V0V1V2V3V4V5V6V7V8V9V:V;V<V=V>V?V@VAVBVCVDVEVFVGVHVIVJVKVLVMVNVOVPVQVRVVVWVYVZV[V\V]V3Y:povertyyWWZWWpractices<WMWoWWWprefect'sWHWIWWprefecturalWprepaidWpriceWWWWWWWWWWWWLWeWkW}WWWrW W W W W WWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWW W"W#W$W%W&W'W(W)W*W-W.W1W2W3W4W6W:W;W<W=Wprices+W2WUWwWW WWpriest8WUWW WaWW WWWDWMW\WkWWWWXWtWyW}WWWWWWWWWWWtWWjWkWlWW W W WWWWWWWWW"W#W&W4W:W;W<WXW_WpriesttaxationtaxcollectionV VpriesthoodW[WWWWW WW+WWpriesthoodirrigationdykecorveecompulsoryworktaxationVpriestsW-WWprison5WWWgWWWW;8W:poverty@'priceprivate@ professionEjKprofessiontransportation@psenyris@,`publicuBIKp_recommendationMDrent@0roman+sale: saleslavewoman@,Rscribes@5<_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBacDk_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>i'(Text too fragmentary to be translated)jdone, on the orig.; scannedk publishedp10/14/97 ‡AP.Mich.inv. 3080CPapD Zenon archiveEEdgar CCFPMich IG1H1931UYesVGWYesX,Purchased from Dr. Kondilios, December, 1926[Account\ 17 x 27.5 cm]9join the fragments, align the fibres... glass, I suppose?n7Philadelpheia, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, EgyptoGreekrCol. 1 - 12; col. 2 -12uUnknownvabout 259 B.C.w Ann Arbor<_600DPIFront_R5>M:ithoteusWWSWUWWthoteus21/3VthoteussonofalemconductingbusinessforhisfatherihavVthothWWWWWHWWWWWWkWsWWWWWWWNWtWWWWWW,W2W8WWWWWW*WgWWWWWWWWWWMWPWWWWWWWWWWWAWUWfWWWWWWW0WWhesixthindictionforkaranisisidorosVthoth6ofgrainoftheseventhindictionforkaranisatisioVthotsythmisWthoughWkWnWpWWW&WWWthoughtYW:W>WHWIWPWthoulpgWthouonisWWWWthousandWW>WWWyWthouthtWthouthgtVWthrWthracianWthracidasWthrakidasWWthrasonaWfWthrasyllosWWWthraxWthreWthreadWthreeWWWWWWWWWW''‡|Aplower half needs consolidation; unfold a bit from the upper fragment (in the middle, where it seems to join the lower fragment) - join the two main fragments? (I need to check after unfolding) - join the fragment with a sigma at the end of line 8 - join scraps at the end of l. 12 (1 of the 3 scrops has broken down when I tried to place it! careful!) Glass, I presumepn7Philadelpheia, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, EgyptoGreekr(Frg. a, recto - 8; verso - 1; Frg. b - 5sRecto written across the fibresu [- - -]tonvIIIrd cent. B.C.w Ann ArborxgLetter to Zenon, sent perhaps by a certain Kriton, who had apparently injured in a brawl or an accidenty][- - -]ton (Kriton?); Zenon (son of Agreophon) (see Pros.Ptol. I 80 + add.); (unnamed) nautaiz'Health; Letter; Profession; Violence(?)|PHOUnknown place, Egypt(?)P@broken off on the left and right sides; lower half badly damagedQ2R+Recto (written across the fibres) and VersoS DocumentaryX 3098ar_a.bmp` 3098av_a.bmphe'ŒiC to us, in order that we can live decently: here is what we ask you to do for us: for the secretaries, (who are) three: for the one, 5 drachmai and 1 artaba 1/2 of wheat, and for the two others, 3 drachmai and 1 artaba 1/2 of wheat each, what makes for the year 132 drachmai and 54 artabai of wheat; and to pay for ourself for the present, until we meet Apollonios, by month, 3 artabai of wheat for food and 10 drachmai for salary. May you prosper.@A  @  C r  w   "    jPdone, on the orig.; conservation8; Traianos: check translation; scanned; checkedk publishedlqP.Cair.Zen. V, 59823, note ad l. 9; T. Reekmans, La sitometrie dans les archives de Zenon (Bruxelles, 1966) p. 29p10/9/97s1785!ement about the salaries of himself and the tourself upS>8salaryWWsaleWWWWW?WWOWIWWWWWWW1W3W5WFWOWPWRW\WbWlW|W}WWWWWWWWWWW5W~WWWWW|WwWWEWFWGWHWIWrWWWWWWWleofanunknownobjectahousesituatedinkaranisbyacFVsaleofanunknownrenewedobjectahousetoawomanactingIVsaleofsomearouraiofcatoeciclandnearkerkesouchamadeGVsaleofsomelandand/orbuildingmadebymorethanonepersHVsaleoftwoarouraioflandnearthevillageofptolemaisdrEVsalesWWWsaltW WsambasWwWsambathionWsameuWWtWWWW1W3W8W<WLWOWRWbWlWqWtW|W}WWWWWWWW5WWW3W:W;W<Wsamous<WsaraWsaraoslWsarapRWsarapammonDWWWWWsarapamonWsarapasW''ŒiA[- - -] because we have no place in which we can make our work, nor are we enough supplied with rolls, we ask, in order that we were not separated far from you because of your ignorance, that you order bricks, wood, and reed to be brought, so that a small, temporary house can be built for us [- - - so that] we don't come short of completing any of the useful things, and that we can summon those who have administered (the funds) and find out what we want by questioning them, and that we donB't disregard any of the royal (affairs). And for the rest, be kind enough to send for 100 rolls for us, the price of which we shall bring to the account of Apollonios. Once the rolls and the place are given to us, we can not only repay the price of the rolls from the arrears . . . [- - -]. Indeed, it is not a small quantity of money, as well as of grain. I don't think that you ignore, save that we will make it clear for you, of what there is need(?) for you, if you want to give yourself up''ŠhCnoite nome, EgyptClarysse W77-81SB XX 14624Proc. XVIII Int. Congr. II1988SB V 8243i 1Hellenika 9Administration; Dike Corve; Engineering; Irrigation; Liturgy (compulsory public service); Public WorksLetter1937broken off on the left and right sides along vertical folds1RectoDocumentary3098ir_a.bmp<_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>big_No>11pl.Philadelpheia, Herakleidou meris, Arsi+ 2michuWWWWKWgWWWmichigan9WPWUWWmissingWmonthWmore.WnearWneartherightedge21Vnone`WnotWnoteWTWWWWWWWnoteinrightmargin8VnotesUWWnrSWoftWWWWWWWWWWWFW]WWW W}WWWWWW,WIWaWWWWvWwWWWWIW x~.herakleidouWW"W#W$W%W&W'W(W)W*W+W,W-W.W/W0W?W@WFWIWKWR2><_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>find out what we want by questioning them, and that we''ŠhAP.Mich. inv. 3098: 2.1 x 8.1 cmDecember 1926; Acquired from Dr. KondiliosKalligenesPH+ SB V 8243 (P.Athen. Zenon 2); Zenon archiveLetter sent to the dioiketes Apollonios, containing a proposal by a certain Kalligenes to undertake large-scale embankment works on or round an island, with the estimate of the expansesca. 258-256 B.C.Kougeas SB(unnamed) nesosPB.Mich. inv. 3098GreekAnn Arbor14 (P.Mich. inv. 3098: 8)-PapNoNoThe editio princeps contains only the fragment originally kept in Athens.see by yourself and let me tell you the story...unknown place, province of EgyptApollonios, dioiketes (see Pros. Ptol. I 16 + add.); Kalligenes11pl.Philadelpheia, Herakleidou meris, ArsiAV/ q8arouraitWEWGWgWnWWWWWWWWWWWWWWW/W&'oŒhBmeris, Arsinoite nome, Egypta, RectoPMich IAccountAccount1931broken off at the top (of the recto)1Recto (written across the fibres); Verso: list of namesDocumentary<_600DPIFront_R1>3081ar_a.bmp<_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>iE[- - -] . . [- - -] . . . 2 [- - -] 26j#done on the orig.; scanned; checkedk publishedp10/14/97s1757ladelpheia, Herakleidou ''kŒhDf text_title>Petition1931upper left and lower left corners; broken along an horizontal fold1Recto; Verso is blankDocumentary3098jr_a.bmp<_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_EeR3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>i 80 + add.)]; Apollonios (dioiketes) (see Pros. Ptol. I 16 + add.); 3 (unnamed) hypographeis59647pl. XIII (col. II-III of the Cairo fragment)Philadelpheia, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, EgyptjP.Cair.Zen. IVBuilding; Petition; Profession; Salaries; Scribe; Utensils; Writing Material0gireturngW3WWW=WgWhWWWWWWWWW0WFWGWpWzWWW?W`WbWuWxWWWW}WW~WWSW[WgWWWWWhWiWWrevere!WreviewhWrighttWWW3WfWWWAW\WpWWWWWWWWWWWW WWWWWWWWW@WWWOWWWhWiWyWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWrighteousWWrightly*WWrightsWWWWWWWringWripariusjWripeWriseWriskWWWWWWWWriverFW.W0WhWoW4WWWriver'sWroadWWWWWroadsWrobe6WWWWrobesWrollW%WGWrollscWnWuW@WWromanWW"WW.W2izenon|WWWW%W'W,W/W0W1W3W4W5W6W7W8W9W:W=W?WBWEWHWPWQWRWSWVWWWYW[W\W]W^W`WaWcWdWeWfWgWiWjWkWmWnWoWpWqWsWtWWWWWWWWW2WWWcWWWWWWzenonsonofthallospersiancVzenontoagrongreetingwillyoupleasegivedoxaiosthepri3VW WWWWzosimosWWWzotike5W8Wj1WWW WW3WWWWWWW WWWWIWWW-WWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWW W W W W WWWWWWWWW' Š]0see by yourself and let me tell you the story..._IThe editio princeps contains only the fragment originally kept in Athens.n7Philadelpheia, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, EgyptoGreekr14 (P.Mich. inv. 3098: 8)u Kalligenesvca. 258-256 B.C.w Ann ArborxLetter sent to the dioiketes Apollonios, containing a proposal by a certain Kalligenes to undertake large-scale embankment works on or round an island, with the estimate of the expansesy?Apollonios, dioiketes (see Pros. Ptol. I 16 + add.); KalligeneszhAdministration; Dike Corve; Engineering; Irrigation; Liturgy (compulsory public service); Public Works{(unnamed) nesos|PHO unknown place, province of EgyptP;broken off on the left and right sides along vertical foldsQ1RRectoS DocumentaryT 3098ir_a.bmph Reekmans, CE 30 (1955) p. 370-371p10/10/97 (1939 [1940]) p. 338; T. Reekmans, CE 30 (1955) p. 370-371p10/10/97(o‡0iAHarmodios to Zenon [greeting. If you are in good health and everything else is to your] mind, it would be well. I myself am in good health. Antilochos(?), [who is handing you this letter is a relative of ours], and he has sailed up the river to your place [- - -]. You will do me a favour by receiving [him. Write to us if you have need of anything: we will do it] carefully. [Farewell. Year . .] Mesore 21.j2done on the orig.; conservation10 scanned; checkedk publishedp12/17/97s1879eserv>black glassUnknown place, EgyptWritten across the fibresHarmodios (son of Phokion, Kaunios) (see Pros.Ptol. IV 10155; 11262; Pap.Lugd.Bat. XXI, p. 300); Zenon (son of Agreophon) (see Pros.Ptol. I 80 + add.); Antilochos(?)59397Philadelpheia, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, EgyptP.Cair.Zen. IIILetter; Recommendation; TravelLetter of RecommendationArsinoe (he Dionos)P.Mich.inv. 3217GreekAnn ArborRecto - 4; Verso - 3GPapYesNoblack glass; unfold (l. 1); some scrap on first letter of l. 2 of Verso)probably Alexandria, EgyptRecto written across the fibres; in a fairly broad format (Tait)Menes; Zenon (son of Agreophon) (see Pros.Ptol. I 80 + add.); Stachys18Philadelpheia, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, EgyptTait WJ36Pap.Lugd.Bat. XX1980PMich ILetter; Police; SlaveBusiness Letter1931P.Mich. inv. 3217 is broken off on the right side; P.Cair. inv. unknown, on the left side, leaving the central part of the text missing1Recto (written across the fibres) and VersoDo‡BhB>The Michigan and Columbia fragments of this papyrus were published separately. The joining was suggested by T.C. Skeat, who discusses the text in his introduction to P.Mich. VII, 2026, but the complete text has not yet been republished. For P.Col. II, 115h, see also: http://bomdia.cc.columbia.edu/cgi-local/dsm/apisquery?function=lookup&key=columbia.apis.p131glass? small unfolding needed (after which I have to check whether there is text or only offset on the VersCo) - remove small pieces of papyrus on top of ink in the upper fragmentUnknown placeIn a good hand (Edgar); Recto written across the fibresPtolemaios; Zenon(?) (son of Agreophon) (see Pros.Ptol. I 80 + add.); Philon(?) (see P.Lond. VII, 2026 with introduction); Philiskos (oikonomos) (see Pros.Ptol. I 927 = 1093 + add.); Phileas (eglogistes) (see Pros.Ptol. I 926); (unnamed) logistai93Philadelpheia, Herakleidou meris, Arsino'‡DhBUnknown placePokas, dekatarchos (see Pros.Ptol. IV 10436); Pachemis, dekatarchos (see Pros.Ptol. IV 10395); Pelois, dekatarchos (see Pros.Ptol. IV 10399; Pap.Lugd.Bat. XXI, p. 396)113Philadelpheia, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, EgyptPMich IAgriculture; Animals; ListList of men1931broken off at the top and on the right side1Recto; Verso iCs blankDocumentary<_600DPIFront_R1>3153r_a.bmp<_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>i'(Text too fragmentary to be translated)e>Rect'‡8hCn_or_Side>Recto and VersoPMich IAnimals; Debt; Inundation; Letter; Police; Transport; TradeBusiness Letter1931broken off at the top1Recto and VersoDocumentary3203r.bmp3203v.bmp<_600DPIFront_R1>3203r_a.bmp<_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPDIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1>3203v_a.bmp<_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>i, Saitic(?) nome, EgyptMakron; Asklepiades; Harmyysis (Harmiysis), archiphylakites (see Pros.Ptol. II 4556); Zenon (son of Agreophon) (see Pros.Ptol. I 80 + add.)103Philadelpheia, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, Egypt29.5 x 12.4 cmNovember 1925; Acquired from BrummerUnknownPHZenon archiveLetter to Zenon, concerning a caravan stopped by the inundation in the Delta, and a cargo of charcoal which was to be delivered by a certain Asklepiades, but which was seized by his creditorsIIIrd cent. B.C.Edgar CCSaitic (nome); Nechthenibios; Hermou polisP.Mich.inv. 3203GreekAnn ArborRecto, col. I - 12; col. II - 11; Verso - 1FPapYesNobroken black glass; I have to check the VersoNechthenibios, Saitic(?) nome, EgyptMakron; Asklepiades; Harmyysis (Harmiysis), archiphylakites (see Pros.Ptol. II 4556); Zenon (son of Agreophon) (see Pros.Ptol. I 80 + add.)103Philadelpheia, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, Egypt3202v.bmp<_600DPIFront_R1>3202r_a.bmp<_600DPIFront_R2>3202r_b.bmp<_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1>3202v_a.bmp<_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>fiA(Recto) Pyrrhos to Zenon and Epharmostos greeting. If you are well, it would be good. I too am in good health. Know that Etearchos has handed me over to the praktor on the 10th of Epeiph and I have written an oath binding myself to bring letters from Zenon to Theophilos and Hermaphilos to the effect that I do not owe either corn or money. I also brought Etearchos before Nikanor about this matter, and Nikanor said that Zenon and not Etearchos is wronging the man. The himation too is being e; Debt; Justice; Letter|PHOUnknown place, EgyptKBL VII, 118 (date):yMt 5iwhatWWWWWWWW7W:W>W@WHWIWQWkWWWWWWWW"W&W+W2W5W6W8W;W=W>WBWFWHWIWOWRWsWWWWWWWWWWWW8W?W@WIWW*WW]W_WWWWWW WWW W"W#W%W(W,W6WwhatisnecessarytotheorphansthemselvesandyetusefultVwhateverWWWWOWWWWWWWW:W>WGWHWMWRWUWVWoWzWWWWWWWW+W-WHWIWbWlWmWnWpWxW~WWWWWWW8WWVWhWiWWWWWWWUWwhatsoeverWWWOWWWW4WHWW'W(WnWWWWWW?W@WhWiWWWWwheaatWwheat|WWWWWWWWWWWW9WCWDWEWWWWW<G_iharp7jWharpa%WWharpaeiegWharpaeiesWharpaesisCWWkWWWWWWYWkWWWjWWWWWWW3W;WZWharpaesisofareoskome12silverdrachmaiVharpagathesWW-WWharpagathosWharpagatis+Wharpais_WharpaisisharpakysisWMWharpaleiesWWharpalesWharpalessonofakousgrandsonofpammatisVharpalinosRWharpallos Wharpallossonofserenus VharpalosWWYWkWmWuWWWWWW$W[W]WWWWSWVharpalossonofherasVharpalossonofpaleinosdrachmaiVharpalossonofserenus1400drachmai Vharpalossonofsokras2naubiaVharparesWharparosWWharparossonofpaiaroos1samVharpatotoes\WharpeesisWharphaesisWWWWWWWWharpheesis1Wharphmouis^WharpoWharpochrasWWharpochratesWW M8care7W7WcareerWcarelesseW/Wcaretaker}WWcargo|WWeW8Wcarriage`WcarriedWWWWcarriersWcarry=WcarryingWSWcarvedWcaseWWWWWBWWW WvWWWWWWWcasesWWeWcashOWWcatWcategoriesWcategoryWcatoecicWWCWWW2W7WBWEWZW_WzWWWWWWWWWWWWWvW8W}WWWGWgWWcausahWiWcausedSWcausingOWcavalryZW[WcavalrymanWWceceiptWcede2WWcededLWvWWcedesWWEWZWxWWcelebratedWcelerWceler'sWcensusWUWVWWWXWYWZW[WWWWWWW`WeWWWWWWAWcensusdeclarationsubmittedbyawomannamedterposwhodecVcentW[WSWcenturion?WuWWcenturions WcertainWW1'.Xa#W$W%W&W'W(W)W,W-W.W/W0W1W2W3W4W5W6W7W8W9W:W<W=W>W@WAWBWCWDWEWFWGWHWJWMWNWOWPWQWRWTWUWVWXWYWZW[W\W]W^W_WaWbWcWdWeWfWgWhWiWjWkWlWmWnWoWpWqWrWsWtWvWwWxWyW|W}WWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWW Pros.Ptol. I 80 + add.); Artemidoros, son of Sochares (see Pros.Ptol. IV 9687; V 12733; Pap.Lugd.Bat. XXI, p. 302); [- - -]ax54Philadelpheia, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, EgyptScholl R249C.Ptol. Sklav.1990Recto and VersoPMich IProfession; Slave; Trade; UtensilsBusiness Letter1931broken CC=C8to^W_W`WaWbWcWdWeWfWgWhWiWjWkWlWmWnWoWpWqWrWsWtWuWzW{W|WWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWW W W W W WWWWWWWWWW"W#W$W0W1W2W4W5W6W7W8W9W:W;W<W=W>W?WAWBWCWDWEWFWzW{W~WWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWOQt8toYtogetherO<+towardstransportbIGHtwoY twolistsofpaymentsinwheatbyvariouspersonsforanuncTtwomemorandacontainingrelatedinstructionsfromtheoffic@gtype@&uncertainK%underNunfinishedsubscriptiontoacontractbywhichhorionsonof@9unknown{IG" :unsuccessful@Jurging4vacant6verso}@jvestinus@3mveterans@#villageAEwarranty@=/was\7washed@0 what@\whicht@who@whomqPwillTwith(year<8*yearly@/zenone)91021@o11-11a@'11-12>12@A123W:12361@2131@((13431@)13849@*`147,14607@F16a<[161@%d18Dr183-185@2193@I1957/1958%1977@.x198E1991GQ1997@Kj203FJY204H207-208@0v221@6o>0911-11aW11-12WlWmWnWW11109W1113KW112W.W11225ZW[W1124GWWgW11251W112620W113-114.W11302WQW{WWWW11382%W.W6W9W11461?W11461-11462W11462-11463@W11463?W11481_W116W W11614W1164UWW117WW11760eW11785W118W119W11984WW11991lW12CW1WkWnWWiWkWoWWW W W W WW1W3W4W:W;W<W12-13kW2W12-14;W120WW12006kW120556W12086WW]W120886W120966W120986W121CWWWWW2W;W<W?WBWMWQWWWYW]WdWiWoWqWtWxWzW{WWWWWWWWW WZW[W12115:W12122]W121286W121356W12137:W121386W122WW2W W123CWUWWWW7W8W:W;W=W?W@WIWLWMW/ 6thisWWW=WLWWWWWWWnWWWWWWWW5WjWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWW W W W W WWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWW W!W"W#W$W%W&W'W(W)W*W+W,W:W;W<W=W>W`Wthisdocumentwasprobablydrawnupabout37adascanbesVthisfirsttextwascancelledwithslantingstrokesVthisfragmentofawoodentabletwaspreparedforuseasawV;WUWWWW WWWMWWWWWW<WBWSW`WhWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWW439philetosWphilinos,Wphilinosseeprosptoliv10105,VphiliposWphiliposphilippossonofdiotimosseepcolvii153VphilipposEŴWhLWWgWcW~WphilippusWuWphilippusemperorandphilippusiuniorcaesaruVphilippusthearabandhissonphilippusemperorsVphiliskosBWjWphiliskosoikonomosseeprosptoli9271093addBVphilistosWphilokras#Weplondvii2026withintroductionBVphilonseeprosptoliv8568eVgVphilopatorWWWphilopatorestWphiloponosWphilotasWWWJWKWfphilotasdekaprotosVVJVKVphiloterisWphilousWW WphiloutarionWphiloutariondaughterofeudaimonVphiloxasRWRWphiloxashippeusRVphiloxassonoformesameasaboveVphiloxenosWWphiloxenosstrategosofthethemistoupolemonosmeridesdiadVphiminisWphiminissonofphenVphoibammonW*~'y‡ChCo (written across the fibres) and VersoDocumentary<_600DPIFront_R1>3154r_a.bmp<_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1>3154v_a.bmp<_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>i'(Text too fragmentary to be translated)j2done, on the orig.; conservation8 scanned; checkedk publishedp10/13/97s1843on(?); Zenon(?) (son of Agreophon) (see Pros.Ptol. I 80 + add.)105Philadelpheia, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, EgyptRecto and VersoPMich ILetterLetter1931broken off on the left and right sides and at the bottom1RectE9atisisonelatesVatisispoimenCVatisissonofabokPVatisissonofantonius5VatisissonofapolloniosVatisissonofhatresiVVatisissonofkPVatisissonofleonides)VatisissonoforsenouphisVatisissonofouenaphrisonnophris:VatisissonofpaeianospaianosVatisissonofpaeianospaianosseealsoomichi4Vatisissonofpanesatesseealsoomichi191Vutychos tritos (see P.Mich. V, p. 19-21); Heraklous daughter of Aunes and GTasoucheion (Tasouchion), wife of Sisichales (see P.Mich. V, p. 19-21); Thermethis (Thermouthis) daughter of Sigeris = Sioueris and Taorseus, wife of Sisois (see P.Mich. V, p. 19-21); Eutychos deuteros son of Eutychos and Thermethis (Thermouthis), deceased (see P.Mich. V, p. 19-21); Menemachos son of Alexandros (see also P.Mich. V, 321)305Tebtynis, Polemonos meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptPMich VFamily; Illiteracy; Land Owners'‡Dj#done, on the orig. scanned; checkedk publishedp10/14/97s1842‡EAP.Mich.inv. 3152BRecto and VersoCPapD"+ P.S.I. VI, 555(?); Zenon archiveEEdgar CCFPMich IG54H1931K*BL IX 164 (date); BL X, 128 (bibliography)MC.Ptol. Sklav.NScholl RO249P1990UNoV-WNoX&July 1925; Acquired from Dr. Kondilios[Business Letter\,12 x 10.5 cm (+ P.S.I. VI, 555: 6.5 x 12 cm)]unfold (see verso, left of l. 3); check with me: are there traces of a 4th line immediately after l. 3? If yes, I have to update my card_+The image shows only the Michigan fragment.n7Philadelpheia, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, EgyptoGreekr2Recto - 6 (4 only on P.Mich. inv. 3152); Verso - 4sRecto written across the fibresuArtemidoros, koureusvFebruary 11, 248 B.C.w Ann Arborx|Letter to Zenon(?) from the barber Artemidoros, who writes that he has paid the price of some iron utensils for his businesshat he has paid the price of some iron utensils for his businessenonk published >1931<_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><)Q1‡BiA Ptolemaios to Zenon greeting. - - - He has sailed down(?) to obtain employment in the office of Philiskos, being recommended by Phileas and other accountants. You will do well therefore, if he is of service to you either for that or for anything else. - - -. Farewell. jdone, on the orig.; conservation8 - check: we need to work with the Columbia people to make this better; anything on the Verso of their fragment? - update card... - Traianos: check translation scanned; checkedk publishedlP.Lond. VII, p. 176p10/13/97s1844ladelpheia, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, EgyptoGreekr7s7In a good hand (Edgar); Recto written across the fibresu Ptolemaiosvaround 256/255-254/253 B.C.w Ann Arborx>Letter of recommendation sent by a certain Ptolemaios to Zenon will do well therefore, if he is of service to you either for that or for anything else. - - -. Farewell. ?PapYesNoGreekAnn ArborRecto - 6 (4 only on P.Mich. inv. 3152); Verso - 4-PapNoNoThe image shows only the Michigan fragment.unfold (see verso, left of l. 3); check with me: are there traces of a 4th line immediately after l. 3? If yes, I have to update my cardUnknown place, EgyptRecto written across the fibresArtemidoros, koureus (see Pros.Ptol. V 13416C); Zenon(?) (son of Agreophon) (see Pros.Ptol. I 80 + add.); Artemidoros, son of Sochares (see Pros.Ptol. IV 9687; V 12733; Pap.Lugd.Bat. XXI, p. 302); [- - -]ax54Philadelpheia, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, EgyptScholl R249C.Ptol. Sklav.1990Recto and VersoPMich IProfession; Slave; Trade; UtensilsBusiness Letter1931‡FAP.Mich.inv. 3151CPapD!+ P.Lond. VII 1957; Zenon archiveEEdgar CCFPMich IG27H1931M P.Lond. VIINSkeat TCO1957P1974UNoV-WNoX&July 1925; Acquired from Dr. Kondilios[#Duplicate Receipt for Money Payment\15.5 x 10.3 cm (+ P.Lond. VII, 1957: 4.6 x 7.6 cm)_6The images show only the Michigan half of the papyrus.n7Philadelpheia, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, EgyptoGreekr$13 (of which 7 on P.Mich. inv. 3151)uNechthembes son of HorosvFebruary 1, 256 B.C.w Ann Arbornd. VII 1957; Zenon archiveEEdgar CCFPMich IG27H1931M P.Lond. VIINSkeat TCO1957P1974UNoV-WNoX&July 1925; Acquired from Dr. Kondilios[#Duplicate Receipt for Money Payment\15.5 x 10.3 cm (+ P.Lond. VII, 1957: 4.6 x 7.6 cm)_6The images show only the Michigan half of the papyrus.n7Philadelpheia, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, EgyptoGreekr$13 (of which 7 on P.Mich. inv. 3151)uNechthembes son of HorosvFebruary 1, 256 B.C.w Ann Arbordoros, barber, to Zenon . . . of iron, 9 drachmai.j.arectoandversoVVVVVVVVVVV V!V"V#V%V'V(V)V+V-V2V5V6V:V;V=V>V@VAVEVMVRVTVVVOVVrectocoliLVrectocoliaVrectocoliabstract1 Vrectocoliabstract10Vrectocoliabstract11Vrectocoliabstract12Vrectocoliabstract13Vrectocoliabstract14Vrectocoliabstract2Vrectocoliabstract3Vrectocoliabstract4Vrectocoliabstract5Vrectocoliabstract6Vrectocoliabstract7Vrectocoliabstract8Vrectocoliabstract9Vrectocolib2Vrectocolisectionsa-dVrectocoli-xxiiyVrectocoliiV:Vrectocoliiabstract1Vrectocoliiabstract10Vrectocoliiabstract2Vrectocoliiabstract3Vrectocoliiabstract4Vrectocoliiabstract5Vact5VVVWWWWsecondtextcoliiV5W!e cEWSW\WgW}WWWWW W WWW\WDWWWWWyWcbeattybiblicalpapyriVcepistlatgVDVcpjiiiVcpl Vcpapgr\VcpapgriVVcpapjudigVcpaplatVVV VVVVVcptolsklavEVyVcptolsklaviVcptolsklaviiV)V7V?VSV\V}VVcairuWce WWvWwWce49 Vce50wVce51vVce59VchWWWWchlavWVVchlaxlviiVcla Wclaxi Vclass WcollectionOWWFWcomiciWOWWFWcomiciWWWWWWWWHz24^WjWuW{WWW3W5WqƂWW!W@WWWWWWW˂MPyׂ傊sW?@WWWWWWWWWWWWWW*W8W>BJ{4linesingreekV V40yW WW"W#W.W41W=WEyW>KW_ႈb-W42tWyWWW!W5%WZW43yWW44WWBW?WFW WW&W.W45yWRW8*W46yWW<W@WWW6W47WyWWW#W WWW48uWCW7Wu WWW48528SW49WMWkWqW5`WpW5W;WMeWW3WRSrx؂ۂ炂 &(.239=BCDGJMS`jkmĂԂւGHQWZ^i{ǂق낅  W )/5;@DFS`o( M ithe^W_W`WaWbWcWdWeWfWgWhWiWjWkWmWnWoWpWqWsWtWuWyWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWW)'997\WWW.W9713hW\W981W985WW]WW99WaWYWWsWWWWWWWRWWWWaaeionisaionissonofounnaphresouenaphrisonnophrisVakomogrammateusofkerkesouchaVanikosVasecondbrotherptolemaiosRVaseegeographicaVa--dorosgWa--dorossonofpankratiosgVab aba|WabaousabaskantosW-abau abbelWabbelabelsonofVabelWWablabiusWaboikisWabokhW>WabokelaiourgosVaboksonofmelasVVaboksonofpal>VabousW/W=WWWnWaboussonofpetheusVaboussonofstrouthosnVaboveWabykisWWWabynchisWacheillas:WachillFWachillasYWW4:WeW WbWkWW"WW:WMWW.WachillassonofantoninuseVachillassonofantoninusatisisVachillassonofkastorseealsopmichiv/2p158V'ŒhBhree clerks who worked under himBL III, 40 (line 23-24); BL VI, 29 (date)IIIrd cent. B.C., before 248/247 B.C.Edgar CCP.Mich.inv. 3098GreekAnn ArborCol. 1 - 21; Col. 2 - 24 (of which 6 in P.Mich. inv. 3098j); Col. 3 - 17 (of which 1 in P.Mich. inv. 3098j)-PapNoNoprobably Philadelpheia, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, Egypt[PyroCn(?) (see Pros.Ptol. I 136 + add.; Pap.Lugd.Bat. XXI, p. 411)]; [Zenon(?), (son of Agreophon) (see Pros.Ptol. I 80 + add.)]; Apollonios (dioiketes) (see Pros. Ptol. I 16 + add.); 3 (unnamed) hypographeis59647pl. XIII (col. II-III of the Cairo fragment)Philadelpheia, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, EgyptjP.Cair.Zen. IVBuilding; Petition; Profession; Salaries; Scribe; Utensils; Writing MaterialVQVRVSVZV\V`VcVfVpVqVVVVVdoneontheorigconservationtabletDVEVVVVVGVdoneontheorigline2andpassimasthisseemstobeamonVdoneontheorigpreservation8scannedcheckedV/>54Philadelpheia, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, EgyptScholl R249C.Ptol. Sklav.1990Recto and VersoPMich IProfession; Slave; Trade; UtensilsBusiness Letter1931broken off in the middle; upper part much damaged1Recto (written across the fibres) and Verso (of P.S.I. VI, 555)Documentar('‡Gjwdone, on the orig.; scanned; checked Traianos: any idea of a Subject Heading for gifts for the king (2 papyri already)?k publishedp10/15/97s1839PHOUnknown place, EgyptPbroken off on the right sideQ1RRecto and VersoS DocumentaryT 3150r_a.bmpV 3150v_a.bmphA7.1 x 16.4 cmJuly 1925; Acquired from Dr. KondiliosPoseidoniosPHZenon archiveLetter concerning gifts for the king, sent by a certain PoseidoniosIIIrd cent. B.C., probably around April 257 B.C.Edgar CCP.Mich.inv. 3150GreekAnn ArborRecto - 4; Verso - 3-PapNoNoUnknown place, Egy; Acquired from Dr. Kondilios[Letter\ 7.1 x 16.4 cmn7Philadelpheia, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, EgyptoGreekrRecto - 4; Verso - 3u Poseidoniosv0IIIrd cent. B.C., probably around April 257 B.C.w Ann Arbor7''"‡KAP.Mich.inv. 3144CPapD Zenon archiveEEdgar CCFPMich IG94H1931UNoV-WNoX&July 1925; Acquired from Dr. Kondilios[Fragment of letter\ 10.3 x 7.5 cm](put inv. 3141-3144 into different papersn7Philadelpheia, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, EgyptoGreekr7u[- - -], melissourgosection at any time. Know therefore that through no other person can I too be cleared of the charge unjustly brought against me. For there is no ground for it, but the charge is trifling, so that with the gods' help I am of good hope that I shall be saved. But Kraton is not in the same case; for from his deeds, by the genius of the king [- - -]j)done, on the orig.; conservation8 scannedk publishedp10/13/97‡KAP.Mich.inv. 3144CPapD Zenon archiveEEdgar CCFPMich IG94H1931UNoV-WNoX&July 1925; Acquired from Dr. Kondilios[Fragment of letter\ 10.3 x 7.5 cm](put inv. 3141-3144 into different papersn7Philadelpheia, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, EgyptoGreekr7u[- - -], melissourgos'0‡DAP.Mich.inv. 3153CPapDAZenon archive; either part of P.S.I. VI, 675 or of a similar listEEdgar CCFPMich IG113H1931UNoV-WNoX&July 1925; Acquired from Dr. Kondilios[ List of men\3 x 4 cmn7Philadelpheia, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, EgyptoGreekr4uUnknownvIIIrd cent. B.C.w Ann Arbor<_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1>3154v_a.bmp<_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>i'(Text too fragmentary to be translated)j)done, on the orig.; conservation8 scannedk publishedp10/13/97‡DAP.Mich.inv. 3153CPapDAZenon archive; either part of P.S.I. VI, 675 or of a similar listEEdgar CCFPMich IG113H1931UNoV-WNoX&July 1925; Acquired from Dr. Kondilios[ List of men\3 x 4 cmn7Philadelpheia, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, EgyptoGreekr4uUnknownvIIIrd cent. B.C.w Ann Arbor>HeliopolitesP.Mich.inv. 3151<_600DPIFronE'a:‡AP.Mich.inv. 3091CPapD3+ P.Iand. inv. no. 439 (unpublished); Zenon archiveEEdgar CCFPMich IG95H1931UYesVGWYesX*December 1926; Acquired from Dr. Kondilios[Letter\ 9 x 4.7 cm]Iblack glass; not worth a glass? If yes, should we leave it with inv. 3092n7Philadelpheia, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, EgyptoGreekrRecto - 6; Verso - 1sRecto written across the fibresuKratonvIIIrd cent. B.C.w Ann Arborx2Letter from Kraton to Zenon concerning tow-workersyKraton (Pros.Ptol. I 1733 + add.; 1749); Zenon (son of Agreophon) (see Pros.Ptol. I 80 + add.); (unnamed) styppeourgoi (stippeourgoi)zLetter; Profession|PHO@probably Philadelpheia, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, EgyptP{broken off at the bottom and perhaps slightly at the top (P.Iand. inv. no. 439 gives the left part of the first four lines)Q1pheia, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, EgyptP{broken off at the bottom and perhaps slightly at the top (P.Iand. inv. no. 439 gives the left part of the first four lines)Q1D90~‡hCs>Agriculture; Taxation (land); ReligionLetter or Memorandum1931broken off at the top, right, and bottom1RectoDocumentary<_600DPIFront_R1>3093r_a.bmp<_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_DxR2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>Biro Zen. 59352" (C.C. Edgar).black glass; make two glasses? check VersoPhiladelpheia, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, EgyptPhiladelphos (thea: Arsinoe deified); (unnamed) basileus (Ptolemaios II or III)106Philadelpheia, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, EgyptPMich I6 x 12July 1925; Acquired from Dr. KondiliosUnknownPHZenon archiveList of gifts from Panakestor, perhaps an offering to the kingIIIrd cent. B.C.Edgar CCKalyndeus; ChionP.Mich.inv. 3103GreekAnn Arbor6GPapYesNoblack glass; check versoprobably Pck_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>iJGifts from Panakestor of Kalynda: a ram, a young pig, a jar of Chian wine.j!done, on the orig.; conservation8k publishedp10/14/97llSizeBack_R2><_600DPIFront_R1><_60E8of I&I%>FCI'JAJ s(%q~:JR vT#&TLT8ofapollonios@/officialofficiallettersentbycomarchsandformercomarchsofkara@$often@3onwG"ontherectoregisterrecordingpaymentsinmoneyforlandt@/Mone-year@?or`(oral@Oordergivenbyachairemontothewinnowerzenonsonofpnep@orderwrittenintheformofaduplicateletterforpayment@?9orseusO<*othero7youtcomes@SoverKoweddQpaesispanesates@8parcelsE0parts@Documentary1045r.bmp<_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1>1045r_a.bmp<_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>iThe 148th (year) of Diocletian, Thoth 27, fifth hour of the night. The Sun in Libra, Mercury in Libra, Venus in Libra, Saturn in Capricorn, Jupiter in Aquarius, Mars in Leo, the Moon in Scorpio, the horoscope in Gemini.jdDone on the orig. - Conservation25 Scanned, Rescanned - images will be: v.bmp; v_a; v_b Unprocessedk publishedp7/30/99s1308%Subj headings>Astrology; HoroscopeWofficerWWW#WZW[WrW"WofficersWWWWWWofficesyWWWWofficialWWWW5W:WEW\WzWWWWWWsWWWgWofficialcopy17thyearpachon15Vofficial>RWofficiallyW-WofficialsaWWWWWWWW W W WWofficiatingWofficiumpWrWxWoffspringyW7W@WIWMWyWofgrassWofkaranisWofpachonWofparcelWoftensWtWOWWW!W-WWofwheatDWEWogouWoiWoikonomoiWoikonomosW^W_W`W7icommandyWWWcommanderWcWcommandsWWWWWcommissarypWcommissionerWcommissioners6WcommitHWWWcommitsSWcommitted"WWW.WcommodusWWWWW#QitoammoniosthestrategosofthedivisionofherakleidesofVtoanoubionstrategosofthethemistosandpolemondivisionsVtoantaiosepistatesofphiladelphiafromdemetriossonofkVtoapolloniosanddidymostoparchysecretariesandvillagesVtoapolloniosandtheonformergymnasiarchsandkeepersoftVtoapolloniosstrategosofthearsinoitenomefrompakebkisVtoapolloniosstrategosofthearsinoitenomefrompapontosSVtoapolloniosstrategosofthearsinoitenomefrompetsirisVtoapolloniosstrategosofthearsinoitenomeherakleidesdiVtoapolloniosthedioiketesgreetingfromzoilosagentofon_VtoapolloniosthedioiketeskalligenesgreetingVtoarchiasstrategosoftheherakleidesdivisionofthearsiVtoasklepiadesstrategosofthedivisionofherakleidesofthVtoasklepiadesstrategosofthedivisionofpolemonfrommarDVtoathenodorosthedioiketesfrompeteminisfrommouchisof_VionoV3\>ritoammoniosthestrategosofthedivisionofherakleidesof@+Utoantoniuscolonianusthemostnobleepistrategosfromgell@Qtoaureliusalexandrosstrategosofthearsinoitenomethemi@5ktodidaslaographosofthevillageofmendes@&toflaviuslongcuratoroftheoxyrhynchitenomefromthegu@Ctohisbrotherpanesneousverymanygreetingsbeforeallels@Ritohisexcellencythedioecetesfromsonofmmisfromthevi@@tokastorvillagesecretaryofptolemais@%tomaeviushonoratianusprefectofegyptfromaureliussono@=toornymenesfrompeteminisfrommouchisinthepolemondivi@Rtopanechotesandischyrionfarmersoftheweaverstaxfrom@Qtopanesisandanother@@toptolemaioshimself@ Ztoquintusaemiliussaturninusprefectofegyptfromgemellu@Dtothesameinthefield1sack@>QSO$D‡AP.Mich.inv. 4337CPapE Winter JGF PMich IIIG142H1936UYesVEWYesX0July 1925; Acquired by Dr. Askren and Prof Boak [Contra Aristocratem\ 24 x 11 cm]RBrown and black tape. Center. Place small fragments. Remove tape(s). Unfold. Enjoy`7/15/96bCTd 4337_a.bmp$ 4337_b.bmp$ 4337_c.bmph4337.bmpnUnknownoGreekr31Ann Arbor, it is assumed that it must be in Cairo. (PH, 1/8/98) Same thing for inv. 6160 (4 pieces). SokYk publishedl-K.Fr.W. Schmidt, Phil.Woch. 58 (1938) p. 346.p1/8/98s2641‡AP.Mich.inv. 4337CPapE Winter JGF PMich IIIG142H1936UYesVEWYesX0July 1925; Acquired by Dr. Askren and Prof Boak [Contra Aristocratem\ 24 x 11 cm]RBrown and black tape. Center. Place small fragments. Remove tape(s). Unfold. Enjoy`7/15/96bCTd 4337_a.bmp$ 4337_b.bmp$ 4337_c.bmph4337.bmpnUnknownoGreekr31thenesvIInd Cent. A. D.w Ann ArborxQFragment from a roll, preserving part of Demosthenes' speech against Aristocratesz Demosthenes; Literature; Oratory|PHratory+cŠ'hA5.5 X 5 cm31-II203E-P (6)Unknown customs officialPHReceipt for payment of the 3 % customs dutyNov. 8, 206 A.D.Boak AERNesos SoknopaiouP.Mich.inv. 6181GreekCairo5 + 1 on the sealPapNoNoThe seal bears indistinct traces of two busts facing each other, as well as part of a marginal inscriptionB.Soknopaiou Nesos, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of Egyptclear, carefully formed upright cursive (Boak)Pabous10Soknopaiou Nesos, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptSB V 7827aSoknopaiou NesosAnimal; Customs; Taxation; TransportCustomshouse Receipt1935complete, except a few small wormholes: imesoreWWWWWWPW`WaWhWpWwW|WWWWWWwWWW$WcWfWWmesore1aureliusoktashasbroughtforkainoskaranisfort{Vmesore1forkerkesouchaandkaranisthroughisidorosforthVmesore1ofgrainofthesixthindictionforkaranisnilammoVmesore10semproniussonofkasyllasVmesore11chairemonthroughheronhasbroughtforpublicdue*Vmesore11seksonofdittohasbroughtforpublicduesofka(Vmesore12400Vmesore12600Vmesore13valeriushasbroughtforthevillageofkaranisfoVmesore14andhathyr10ptolemeossonofisionhasbrought25Vmesore14palemonandabokhavebroughtthroughbeastsofthVS+P‰hD_600DPIBack_R8>iA Neilos and Polion, the 2 collectors of grain-taxes of the village of Apias to Karpinos, greetings. We have received from you on account of the artabia-tax 3 1/12 artabai of wheat. (2nd hand) I, Polion, have received as above stated. (1st hand) [Year - - -], Phaophi 15. j2done on the orig.; conservation11 scanned; checkedk publishedp1/8/98s2673st Editor>Sijpesteijn PJApiasP.Mich.inv. 6182GreekAnn Arbor5-PapNoYesleft part nearly broken: bridge? Also at the bottomApias, Themistou:qv5neilospolionpraktoressitikonVneilous WnemesinusWnemesinusaureliusgerontiosVnemesion_WWWWWWWnemesionsonofzoilos_VVnemesionsonofzoilosorascribeofhisVVVVVnephewWnephewsYWnepotianusWnepousWnestnephis4WnestouWnewHWWnewtestamentHVVnigerW"W$WW.WnikaiosWnikandroseWnikandrossonofakousilaoseVnikantinoosOWnikobiosAnikonR\nilammon3WniliaineXWninasRninisWnomarchaiWnomarchesWnomeWWxWnomissianus{WKWnomissianusmarcuspetroniusservillius{VKVnumissiusyWof`WaWyWWWWWWWWWWWWWW3W4W5W8W9W:WCWDWEWFWVWWW[WWWWWWWR% )8receiptWWWWWWWWWWW"W#W$W%W&W'W(W)W*W+W,W-W.W/W0WOWQWSWTWUWVWWWXWYW[W\W]W^W_W`WaWfWgWhWiWxWWWWWWWWWWWJ9kasenisWkasi,kasianesWkasianescassianusVkasianosWWWWWtWkasianoscassianusVkasiasWkasideropoisiWkasillousWkasiosW2WWkasisWkasissonofpelasVkasopoioiWkasopoiosWW"WkasopoisWkasopyoiWkasopyos"WkassiteropoiosiWkasstor%Wkasstorkastor%VkastoruWWWWWWWWYWWWWmWWWWWW"W1W>WLWWWWWWWWWWWWWW"W>WWWWWWWM}WWWW WOWW'W.WWŴ͂WW1WkastoragoranomosVVVVVVkastorcheiristesVkastordekaprotos1VkastorgrammateusofkaranisSVkastorkomogrammateusofptolemaisVkastorkomogrammateusothernameoftheprecedingVkastorsonofapionVkastorsonofdeiosPVkastorsonofdioskorosLV>{/septimiusWservedWsetWWsevenhWseveral WWWWWLWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWW W W W W WWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWW W!W"W#W$W%W&W'W(W)W*W+W,W:W;W<W=W>WseveredWWWseverus"W#W$W%W&W(W)W+W,WWsheetWWWWWW,WsheetsWWshelmerdineWshortWshorterWWshortly.Wack_R8>ii/><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIB"wrPmuchoftheupperpartofthepapyrusisbrokenawayandthe=VmutilateduW-WWW"WWWW.W9Wmutilation[WnamestWnarrowuW^WW8WnearlyWWWWWWWWWWYW_WWWWWW@WXW_WWWW W'WWWWWWWW,WNWeWWWWCWWWWW!W4W<W=WTWWWqWWWWW4WDWEWHWMW\WWWWWWWWWWWWW"W+W-WDWFWLWNWPWTWdWgWjWWWWWWW@WW`WnearlycompleteVVVVVVV_VVYear>1964CTPMich IIIAgriculture; Army; Family; Justice; Land Ownership; Religion; ViolencePetition to a Centurion 1936damaged along one of the folds. - The inventory doesn't indicate+Š(_The magenta-gray seal (1.9 cm in diameter) shows two busts facing, the left bearded; inscription with the imperial titulature of [Septimius Severus] and Caracalla around the edge; name of the village vertically between the two busts.nFSoknopaiou Nesos, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptoGreekr2uUnknown customs officialv@IInd/IIIrd cent. A.D. (reign of Septimius Severus and Caracalla)wCairox/Seal of a receipt for payment of a customs dutyy)[Septimius Severus &] Caracalla, EmperorszCustoms; Taxation; Transport{Soknopaiou (Nesos)|PHOFSoknopaiou Nesos, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptP1Seal only, broken off on the left side (see note)Q1RSealS Documentaryhou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of Egypt[Septimius Severus &] Caracalla, Emperors9Soknopaiou Nesos, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptSB V 7826eSoknopaiou NesosCustoms+cŠAP.Mich.inv. 5763CPap, with sealE Husselman EMFTAPA 82G165-167H1951J SB VI 9234UNoWNoX 29-B197A-G[Customshouse Receipt\ 6.5 X 6 cmage>GreekPapNoYes164-165Soknopaiou Nesos, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptSB VI 9233TAPA 82Two Customshouse Receipts from Egypt1951<_600DPIFronB,t_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>jSoknok publishedŠAP.Mich.inv. 5763CPap, with sealE Husselman EMFTAPA 82G165-167H1951J SB VI 9234UNoWNoX 29-B197A-G[Customshouse Receipt\ 6.5 X 6 cmG+l8requestfromherodesalsocalledherakleidestokronionthe@8ostatus@Wthe toY'with`OQ9240@0zalso@=anoubionsonofmelaskybernetes@(!apissonofsokles@!atisissonofpapas@aureliuspolydeukesnaukleros@$bekis@%caecinius@)demosios@Idiosanteopolitesantaiopolites@+anteopolitesantaiopolites@+his sum and in return for necessities and clothing, he, the party of the first part, will present his daughtephris, about twenty-six years old, with a scar on his left calf, that he has received from him forty-eight drachmai of coined silver forthwith from hand to hand out of the house, and that in place of interest upon this sum and in return for necessities and clothing, he, the party of the first part, will present his daughteizeFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5p+XŠ'AP.Mich.inv. 6181BaCPapEBoak AERFSoknopaiou NesosG10H1935J SB V 7827UNoWNoX31-II203E-P (6)[Customshouse Receipt\ 5.5 X 5 cm_kThe seal bears indistinct traces of two busts facing each other, as well as part of a marginal inscription.nFSoknopaiou Nesos, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptoGreekr5 + 1 on the seals.clear, carefully formed upright cursive (Boak)uUnknown customs officialvNov. 8, 206 A.D.wCairox+Receipt for payment of the 3 % customs dutyyPabousz$Animal; Customs; Taxation; Transport{Nesos Soknopaiou|PHOFSoknopaiou Nesos, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptPdcomplete, except a few small wormholes; only a fragment of the brownish gray seal remains (See note)Q1RRectoS Documentaryhxcept a few small wormholes; only a fragment of the brownish gray seal remains (See note)Q1RRectoS Documentaryhz2 right&W)W+W,W-W.W/WWW*W+W,WrollWW WWWWWWWWW WWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWW W W W W WWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWW W!W"W#W$W%W&W'W(W)W*W+W,WrolledWWWWWWWWWWW,WWWWryl{WsWWWWWWWWWWWsearliertextfrombeforeostraconwasreusedfori113VsabinusWsacredWsameWWWWWWWWWW"WWW W-WWWsandersWsayWWWsbWAW+mŠ%hCptSB V 7829cSoknopaiou NesosAnimal; Customs; Taxation; TransportCustomshouse Receipt1935badly torn, with the text somewhat damaged; seal preserved, except the edges (see note)1RectoDocumentary<_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_RD4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>iPaid, through the gate-house of Soknopaiou Nesos, the (customs duty) for the harbor of Memphis, by Ptollas, [exporting . .] artabai of bitter vetch [on - - -. Year . .], on the twenty-first of Hathyr, 21.k publishedlP.Customs No. 485.p1/8/98s2666+iŠ#hA6 X 6 cm31-II203E-P (6)Unknown customs officialPHReceipt for payment of a customs dutyIInd/IIIrd cent. A.D.Boak AERP.Mich.inv. 6181GreekCairo6 + 2 on the sealPapNoYesThe reddish gray clay seal (2.0 cm in diameter) shows in its upper part two laureate busts (representing Severus and Caracalla?), and betweeBn them written vertically the letters Sokn. Traces of a marginal inscription.Soknopaiou Nesos, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of Egypt14Pl. XIIISoknopaiou Nesos, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptSB V 7831eSoknopaiou NesosCustoms; Taxation; TransportCustomshouse Receipt1935so abraded that only faint traces o(6)+z`Š0hCgs>Animal; Customs; Taxation; TransportCustomshouse Receipt1935much faded in some places; two fragments of the seal were recovered (see note)1RectoDocumentary<_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DDPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>\iPaid, through the gate-house of Soknopaiou Nesos, the (customs duty) for the harbor of Memphis, by Neilos, importing on the fifth of Thoth one basket (sphyridion) of glazed pottery on one donkey. Year 24, on the second of the intercalary days, 2.jdone on the plate.k publishedIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600+*Š,hDached; three pieces of the broken seal were recovered (see note)1RectoDocumentary<_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7>iAsPaid, through the gate-house of Dionysias, the (customs duty) for the harbor of Memphis, by Herakles, exporting on the fifth of Thoth thirty-two artabs of olives on four camels (and) two foals. Year 16, on the twelfth of Mecheir, 12. (On the seal) Through the gate-house of Soknopaiou Nesos, year 14 of Lucius [Septimius Severus] and Marcus Aurelius Antoninus [Augusti].sj Done on neg.k publishedeft.either Dionysias, Themistou meris, or So+x+fŠ#_The reddish gray clay seal (2.0 cm in diameter) shows in its upper part two laureate busts (representing Severus and Caracalla?), and between them written vertically the letters Sokn. Traces of a marginal inscription.nFSoknopaiou Nesos, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptoGreekr6 + 2 on the sealuUnknown customs officialvIInd/IIIrd cent. A.D.wCairox%Receipt for payment of a customs dutyzCustoms; Taxation; Transport|PHOFSoknopaiou Nesos, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptPiso abraded that only faint traces of writing are discernible; upper part of the seal preserved (see note)Q1RRectoS Documentaryh><_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600pŠ&hBeal)The gray clay seal (2.0 cm in diameter) shows two laureate busts on the left facing another on the right, whil below them is a figure which it is hard to identify, but which does not seem to be an Apis bull. The busts are those of Severus, Caracalla, and Geta. Traces of an inscription in two rows.Soknopaiou Nesos, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of Egyptmedium-sized cursive (Boak)Satabous11Pl. XIIISoknopaiou Nesos, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptSB V 7828bSoknopaiou NesosAnimal; Customs; Taxation; TransportCustomshouse Receipt1935much defaced; seal preserved (see note)1RectoDocumentary<_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600to 3see*WLWMWOWPWQWRWSWTWUWVWWWXWYWZW[W\W]W^W_W`WaWbWdWfWgWhWiWjWlWmWnWoWpWqWrWsWtWuWvWwWxWyWWWOW5W6W@WWWvWwWWWW{Wseeelectronicversionofomichi100Vseeelectronicversionofomichi1167Vseeelectronicversionofomichi121Vseeelectronicversionofomichi122VOS B3smallIWzW}WKWoWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWTWUWXWsmallandawkwardhandrobbinssmallratherpersonalhandofVsmallbutratherbroadanduprighthandVsmallneatuncialzVsmallrounduprighthand3Vsmalluprightcursiveneatlywrittenwithafinepenlines1VsmalluprightcursivewrittenunderdictationasshownbythMVXVsmalluprighthanddotsabovethelettersindicatethedelet7Vsmalluprightuncialwinter7Vsmallwell-formedbook-handwintersubscriptiontitlewithkIVsmallerWWWWWWWWWWFWW1WsmallestWso`W_WmW=Wso-calledJWsomeyWWWWW!WWMWWW W WWWFW{WWWXWtWn+eŠ%Š&AP.Mich.inv. 6181BbCPapEBoak AERFSoknopaiou NesosG11H1935IPl. XIIIJ SB V 7828K2BL III, 195 (line 6); BL IX, 249 (date; lines 5-6)UNoWYes (only the seal)X31-II203E-P (6)[Customshouse Receipt\ 6.5 X 4.5 cmA*The gray clay seal (2.0 cm in diameter) shows two laureate busts on the left facing another on the right, whil below them is a figure which it is hard to identify, but which does not seem to be an Apis bull. The busts are those of Severus, Caracalla, and Geta. Traces of an inscription in two rows.*nFSoknopaiou Nesos, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptoGreekr6 + 2 on the sealsmedium-sized cursive (Boak)uUnknown customs officialvOctober 22, 210 A.D.wCairoxAReceipt for payment of the customs duty for the harbor of MemphisySatabousz$Animal; Customs; Taxation; Transport{Soknopaiou Nesos; Memphis|PHOFSoknopaiou Nesos, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptP'much defaced; seal preserved (see note)Q1RRecto@C5official&W'W(W)W*W+W,W-W.W/W0WWW8WWofficialsWWWWofficiumrWofptolemaiosWoikonomosWoknesWon\W{WEWonantigrapheus\VonesimostWWonesimossonofamerimnosVonesimossonofphaniastVonnophrisW6WyWWWbWwWonnophrissonofhatresyVonnophrissonofpsenkebkis6VoptioWWorWWWWWWWWWWWyWoriginalWorpheusWWWyWorsenouphisWWWWQWXW_WrWWWorsenouphisaliaschalessonofpapontosXVorsenouphisaliaspsosneussonofkalalesQVorsenouphisandhisbrotherpeteeusandpaches_VWWWWorseusaliasherodessonofnestnephis4VorseuspakebkispapnebtynisandmieusallsonsofharmiysisqVtVVorseussonofharyotes[VaVVVorseussonofkollouthoslVVorseussonoforseusOVOVqŠ%nFSoknopaiou Nesos, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptoGreekr6s5unusually small cursive (see also P.Mich. inv. 6177c)uUnknown customs officialvIInd/IIIrd cent. A.D.wCairoxAReceipt for payment of the customs duty for the harbor of MemphisyPtollasz$Animal; Customs; Taxation; Transport{Soknopaiou Nesos; Memphis|PHOFSoknopaiou Nesos, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptPWbadly torn, with the text somewhat damaged; seal preserved, except the edges (see note)Q1RRectoS Documentaryh><_600DPIBack_R8>iPaid, through the gate-house of Soknopaiou Nesos, the 3 % (customs duty), by Pasiphanis, exporting [. .] artabai of bitter vetch [on - - -. Year . .], on the twenty-first of Hathyr, 21.jDone, on the plate. Sokno Check: Neg.: no? - Traianos: any idea of where are the Negs for all the customshouse receipts published by Boak?k publishedlP.Customs No. 447.p1/8/98Š%AP.Mich.inv. 6181BcCPapEBoak AERFSoknopaiou Nesos:gGB PseverelyWseverelydamagedfromline6onandnotraceofwritingremaVsheetWWWWWMW^WWWDWJWWWW W W W W WWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWW W!W"W#W$W%W&W'W(W)W*W+W,W2W3W4W6WXWsheetsWshopMWshould1Wshow`WshowingWshownWshreddedWWsideDWEWmWqWMWyWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWW5W6W?WFWWWXWZW[W\WfWvWWWWWWWWQWYW^WdWjWqWxWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWQWWWWW#WMWTWbWdWjWrWuW{W|WWWWWWWWWWWWW%W)W*W+W/W1W6W7W<W=WDWFWC@!themagenta-coloredsealofwhichtwofragmentswererecover0Vthemagenta-grayseal1.9cmindiametershowstwobustsfac(VthemichiganandcolumbiafragmentsofthispapyruswerepubBVthenotationoccupyingthefirstfourlinesofthetextisaVtheoriginalcontractlines1-19wascanceledbycrosshatchiVtheostraconfromtheneckofajarbearsalsotracesofap~VthepapyruswasfirstusedtowriteontherectoareportofVVthepapyruswastwicereusedafterthisreporthadbeenwritjVshgrayclayseal2.0cmindiametershowsinitsu#VtherelationbetweenrectoandversoisuncertainphbVtherelationbetweenthetwotextsofpmichinv6060isunc-VVtherelationofthelinesinthelowermarginandontheverVthesealbearsindistincttracesoftwobustsfacingeachot'VthesealshowstwoheadsofseptimiusseverusandcaracallaVthetextinboththepapyrologicalprimerandthenewpapyro3VŠ$nFSoknopaiou Nesos, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptoGreekr7 + 2 on the sealuUnknown customs officialv*IInd/IIIrd cent. A.D. (June 27, 203 A.D.?)wCairox+Receipt for payment of the 3 % customs dutyy Pasiphanisz$Animal; Customs; Taxation; Transport{Soknopaiou Nesos|PHOFSoknopaiou Nesos, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptPQsevereal small holes, with the writing somewhat rubbed. Seal preserved (see note)Q1RRectoS DocumentaryhA4.5 X 4.5 cm31-II203E-P (6)Unknown customs officialPHReceipt for payment of the 3 % customs dutyIInd/IIIrd cent. A.D. (June 27, 203 A.D.?)Boak AERSoknopaiou NesosP.Mich.inv. 6181GreekCairo7 + 2 on the sealPapNoYesThe gray clay seal (2.2 cm in diameter) shows two laureate busts facing (repD.?)wCairoq Š$hDJ600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>iPaid, through the gate-house of Soknopaiou Nesos, the 3 % (customs duty), by Pasiphanis, exporting twelve artabai of wheat, 12 artabai of wheat, on 3 donkeys. Year 11(?), on the third of Epeiph, 3. (On the seal): Soknopaios. [- - -]jDone, on the plate. Check: Neg.: no? - Traianos: any idea of where are the Negs for all the customshouse receipts published by Boak?k publishedlP.Customs No. 447.p1/8/98s2667D.?)Boak AERSoknopaiou NesosP.Mich.inv. 6181GreekCairo7 + 2 on the sealPapNoYesThe gray clay seal (2.2 cm in diameter) shows two laureate busts facing (repDone, on the plate. Sokno Check: Neg.: no? - Traianos: any idea of where are the Negs for all the customshouse receipts published by Boak?k publishedlP.Customs No. 447.p1/8/98++ ‰biEand his property, as if in accordance with a legal judgment. And at the expiration of the period the party of the first part shall return the above-mentioned forty-eight drachmai of silver, and if he does not return them, let him pay them increased by half, and with interest, and a fine of an additional one hundred drachmai and the same amount to the treasury. Signatory of the party of the first part: Kollouthos, son of Mieus, about 20 years old, with a scar on the right wrist. (2nd hand) FI, Pabelleous, son of Onnophris, Persian of the epigone, acknowledge that I have received forty-eight drachmai of silver [- - -] &j3done on the orig.; conservation16; scanned; checkedk publishedl N. Lewis, AJPh 94 (1973) p. 229.p6/5/98s3095_a.bmpY 727r_b.bmphughout Egypt, and it shall not be permissible for Pabelleous to remove his daughter within the period, but if he does remove her, or if she herself departs of her own free will, or they in any other way violateughte+w+xŠ"hCiting has been obliterated from this small scrap of papyrus; part of seal preserved (see note)1RectoDocumentary<_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBD0ack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>i'(Text too fragmentary to be translated)k publishedlgP. Bureth, Les titulatures imperiales (Bruxelles, 1964) p. 102; P.J. Sijpesteijn, ZPE 45 (1982) p. 191.p1/8/98s2669 Nesos, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptSB V 7832fSoknopaiou NesosCustoms; Taxation; TransportCustomshouse Receipt1935all writH*} ~Pwriting"W#W$W/WWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWXWwritingsurfacelostatthetopforadistanceof1.1-2.1cmwVwritten{WWWWWW?WKWW W W W W WWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWW W!W"W#W$W%W&W'W(W)W*W+W,WXWXW'K+uŠ"hA3.5 X 2.0 cm31-II203E-P (6)Unknown customs officialPHReceipt for payment of a customs dutyBL VI, 138 (inscription on seal); BL VIII, 333 (idem)Severus and CaracallaBoak AERP.Mich.inv. 6181GreekCairo1 on sealPapNoNoThe broken gray clay seal (2.0 cm in diameter) probably of the same type as Bthe seal of P.Mich. inv. 6181e (showing two laureate busts). Trace of an imperial titulature ([Severus and] Caracalla?) in a marginal inscription.Unknown place, Arsinoite nome, province of Egypt15Soknopaiou Nesos, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptSB V 7832fSoknopaiou NesosCustoms; Taxation; TransportCustomshouse Receipt1935all wr+u+iŠ#AP.Mich.inv. 6181BeCPapEBoak AERFSoknopaiou NesosG14H1935IPl. XIIIJ SB V 7831UNoWYesX31-II203E-P (6)[Customshouse Receipt\6 X 6 cmentary<_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBacD.k_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>i'(Text too fragmentary to be translated)jSoknok publishedlgP. Bureth, Les titulatures imperiales (Bruxelles, 1964) p. 102; P.J. Sijpesteijn, ZPE 45 (1982) p. 191.p1/8/98Š#AP.Mich.inv. 6181BeCPapEBoak AERFSoknopaiou NesosG14H1935IPl. XIIIJ SB V 7831UNoWYesX31-II203E-P (6)[Customshouse Receipt\6 X 6 cmŠ/hCar>1935somewhat broken on the lower edge; several small holes; writing badly blurred; seal preserved (see note)1RectoDocumentary<_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBacDTk_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>iPaid, through the gate-house of Soknopaiou Nesos, the 3 % (customs duty), by Pabous, importing on the fifth of Thoth one basket (sphyridion) of glazed pottery on one donkey. Year 24, on the second of the intercalary days, 2.k publishedl]C.B. Welles, AJA 50 (1936) p. 287; P.J. Sijpesteijn, ZPE 30 (1978) p. 234; P.Customs No. 302.p1/8/98s2650Š0AP.Mich.inv. 6160BaCPapEBoak AERIBac+gŠ0hA5 X 6.5 cm31-II200-P (19)Unknown customs officialPHReceipt for payment of the customs duty for the harbor of Memphis (see also P.Mich. inv. 6160c)BL III, 195 (line 9); BL VII, 197 (line 7); BL IX, 249 (date; lines 1, 6)August 25, 184 or 216 A.D.Boak AERNesos Soknopaiou; MemphisP.Mich.inv. 6160GreekCairo10PapBNoYesThe magenta-colored seal, of which two fragments were recovered, showed the figure of an Apis bull, standing r.Soknopaiou Nesos, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of Egyptsame hand as P.Mich. inv. 6160cNeilos1Pl. XIIISoknopaiou Nesos, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptSB V 7818aSoknopaiou NesosYesThe magenta-colored clay seal (1.0 cm in diameter) shows part of a head facing right, and little remains of an inscription.Soknopaiou Nesos, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of Egyptsame hand as P.Mich. inv. 6160aNeilos3Pl. XIIISoknopaiou Nesos, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptSB V 7820cSoknopaiou NesosAnimalC; Customs; Taxation; TransportCustomshouse Receipt1935intact except for small wormholes; seal preserved (see note)1RectoDocumentary<_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_RP+{Š.yNeilosz$Animal; Customs; Taxation; Transport{Nesos Soknopaiou|PHOFSoknopaiou Nesos, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptP5.5 X 6.5 A.D.31-II200-P (19)Unknown customs officialPHReceipt for payment of the 3 % customs duty (see also P.Mich. inv. 6160a)BL III, 195 (lines 7-8); BL VII, 197 (lines 5-6); BL IX, 249 (date)August 25, 184 or 216 A.D.Boak AERNesos SoknopaiouP.Mich.inv. 6160GreekCairo9 + 2 on sealPapNosame hand as P.Mich. inv. 6160aNeilos3Pl. XIIISoknopaiou Nesos, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptSB V 7820cSoknopaiou NesosAnimal0Š/AP.Mich.inv. 6160BbCPapEBoak AERFSoknopaiou NesosG2H1935J SB V 7819KABL III, 195 (lines 8-9); BL VII, 197 (line 5); BL IX, 249 (date)UNoWNoX31-II200-P (19)[Customshouse Receipt\ 6 X 6.5 cm_yThe magenta-colored clay seal (1.2 cm in its greatest diameter) shows the partly preserved design of a head facing right.nFSoknopaiou Nesos, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptoGreekr10smedium cursive (Boak)uUnknown customs officialvAugust 25, 184 or 216 A.D.wCairox+Receipt for payment of the 3 % customs dutyyPabousz$Animal; Customs; Taxation; Transport{Nesos Soknopaiou|PHOFSoknopaiou Nesos, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptPhsomewhat broken on the lower edge; several small holes; writing badly blurred; seal preserved (see note)Q1RRectoS Documentaryh on the lower edge; several small holes; writing badly blurred; seal preserved (see note)Q1RRectoS Documentaryho 8payment/W0WTW]W^W`WaWfWhWiWxWWWWW8WOWWW&WeWWWWWWWWWW8WWpaymentsuWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWfWwWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWW W W WWWWW%WWW\WWW`WpaysWpear-shootsZWpeasantsDWWpebous%WpeeousW\WoWzW{WWpeeuswW!Wpeisikles`WWpekysisWpelariosWpelkisWpelousion2WrWosthecrocodilegodofthearsinoiVpenaltiesW<WoWWpenaltyWhWWpendingWWpenkiosWpensum'WpenthemeralWWWkW'WpeopleaWWWmWWSWperW[WgWqWxWyWWperdiccas!WperformancesWperformedpWqW}W~WWWWWWW\WaW#Rvlsijpesteijn/W0W8WWWWWWWW.WWWsiracusa%WsiroWWWWeWsitzungsbWWsitzungsberichteWsiveCWsixteenthWskeat_WvWWsmithWsocyWWWWWsocietaWsociety`WaWW WWWWWWWW0W}WWsolazzi{WWWsoldato2W4W5W6W7W8W9W:W;WsoldierWWWWWWWsolmsenIWsonWWsorb/Wsordi*Wsous?W@WspaetaegyptischesWspeciminaHWspeidel_WstatutWstclas*WstellungIWstoria%WWYWstrasWstrassiWstraus!WRWWWWstrobel!W#W'W(WstudWWstudentsWtWWW'W_W`WsWW!W\WWWstudimWMWWWWWstudienHWtWWWWWWWWWWWW?W@WstudiesWIWstudpapiWpWstuttgart_WW*+Š-hBing right. On the basis of the inscription running around the edge the bust may be identified as that of Septimius Severus5Soknopaiou Nesos, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptSB V 7822aSoknopaiou NesosCustoms Seals and Receipts1935numerous small holes in the center and a large break where the seal was attached; three pieces of the broken seal were recovered (Csee note)1Recto<_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>jDone on neg. Soknok publishedp1/9/98Š-+hWŠ-AP.Mich.inv. 6160BdCPapEBoak AERFSoknopaiou NesosG4H1935J SB V 7821UNoWNoX31-II200-P (19)[Seal of a Customshouse Receipt\ 1.5 x 2 cm_The gray clay seal shows in upper right field a head laureate; in lower half an Apis bull standing right. Traces of an inscription.nFSoknopaiou Nesos, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptoGreekr1uUnknown customs officialvIInd/IIIrd cent. A.D.wCairox1Seal from a receipt for payment of a customs dutyzCustoms; Taxation; Transport|PHO unknown place, province of EgyptPseal only preserved (see note)Q1RsealS DocumentaryhN5'@2lineW,WWWlinestWuWWWWUWWWWWW W]WuWWW<WoWWWW WWFWIWWWWWWWIWlongWlowerWWWlowermarginupsidedown2VmainWW7WWWW*Wmainfragment45*Vmainfragment487VmainpartVmainpiece344seenoteVmaintext13Vmaintext34Vmaintextcoli14Vmaintextcolii8VmarginYWWWWWcW}WW WWWWW!W)W2W3W:WGWWWW-W.WqWWmarginalUWTWWWWWWmarginalnote3TVmarginalnotebetweencoliiandiii2Vmarginalnotebetweencoliiiandiv6Vmark&Wmich{WW'WEWFWRWTW[W^W`W;sPnumeroussmallholesinthecenterandalargebreakwheret,Vobliterate5Wobliterated"W)Wobliterating.WoblongWobscuredYWWW(W_WoctWofDW`WHW_WtWuWyW{WWW+&bŒ-hC texts could be, but is not certainly the same person.glass needed; check tapes; alignment (middle of line 3 and of lines 11-14 of col. I)Soknopaiou Nesos, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of Egyptflowing and practiced cursive (Hanson)Eudemos, strategos of the Herakleidou meris; Stotoetis, son of Panephremmis, hiereus; Stotoetis, son of Stotoetis presbyteros, hiereus; Harpagathes, son of Panomgeus(?) and Taarpagathis, gDrandson of Petepsais(?), hiereus; Horion(?), slave of Stotoetis, son of Panephremmis; Soteris, slave of Stotoetis, son of Stotoetis presbyteros; Hadrian, Emperor; Taouetis, daughter of Stotoetis, granddaughter of Onnophris, wife of Harpagathes, son of Panomgeus; Harpagathes, son of Panephremmis, grandson of Satabous, hiereus; Ptolemaios, komogrammateus175-182Pl. IIISoknopaiou Nesos, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptFe+hŠ,hBealPapNoYesThe gray clay seal (originally 2.5 cm in diameter) shows the bust of a bearded figure facing right in the upper left, and in the center below an Apis bull standing right. On the basis of the inscription running around the edge the bust may be identified as that of Septimius Severus; the missing upper right part of the seal probably contained a similar bust of Caracalla facing left.either Dionysias, Themistou meris, or SoCknopaiou Nesos, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptHerakles; Septimius Severus & Caracalla, Emperors5Soknopaiou Nesos, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptSB V 7822aSoknopaiou NesosAnimal; Customs; Taxation; TransportCustomshouse Receipt1935numerous small holes in the center and a large break where the seal was att*>h8receiptforpaymentofthepasturetaxennomionmadebysara&VreceiptforpaymentofthepolltaxlaographiabysarapionsVreceiptforpaymentofthepoll-taxlaographiaVVVVreceiptforpaymentofthepoll-taxsyntaximonbyaliberaliVreceiptforpaymentofthepriceoftheannonaofwineVreceiptforpaymentofthetaxonachangeofregistrytelosVreceiptforpaymentofthetaxonpropertytransferenkyklioVreceiptforpaymentofthetransporttaxesVreceiptforpaymentofwheatforthetaxonlesseesofstateVreceiptforpaymentsforthepriceofwineandoilandforh`VreceiptforphorosedaphonissuedtopetesouchossonofsokmVreceiptforphorosphoinikonissuedtothecultivatorpnepheVreceiptforrentinkindissuedbyharyotessonofalexastoVVVVVVVVreceiptforseedgrainissuedbyfourcultivatorstothesitVreceiptfortaxonvinelandapomoiraandotherV+*Š+nFSoknopaiou Nesos, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptoGreekr 1 on the sealuUnknown customs officialvEarly IIIrd cent. A.D.wCairoxKIllegible receipt for payment of the customs duty for the harbor of MemphiszCustoms; Taxation; Transport{Soknopaiou Nesos|PHOFSoknopaiou Nesos, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptPThe papyrus is badly torn, and the ink is so blurred that the text is quite illegible; a fragment of the seal remained attached to it (see note)Q1RsealS Documentaryhry<_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>jDone on plate Soknok publishedp1/9/98Š+00DPI>F!P Pand*W+W,W8W?WCWFWKWzWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWW W W W W WWWW W*W-W.W8W9WOWxWyWWWWWWWWWWWWSsGl54W54-55W543W549-560HW55WW55-56HW W55-57W555EW556[W557-567W56WWSWiWrWWWWWWWW WEWIWPW\WpWsWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWW W565WWFW566-569W57WWWWWWWWW9WWWWWWWWWWWWWWWW?W@W57-58WWWWQWWW57-63WW573-582W576WW58WaWWWWTWWWWWWWWW58-59WW588-592W59WWWWEW[WWW}WWW]WWQWWW59-60WW59821W59823W599OW6tWWWW(W1WWWWW4WWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWW2WW++^Š+AP.Mich.inv. 6177BbCPapEBoak AERFSoknopaiou NesosG6H1935J SB V 7823UNoWNoX31-II203E-P (2)[Customshouse Receipt\ 3.5 X 7 cm_A fragment of the gray clay seal (1.5 cm in diameter) shows two laureate busts, much defaced, facing right, probably part of a representation of Septimius Severus, Caracalla and Geta. Remains of an inscription.s [Antoninus Augusti - - -].$jDone on plate Soknok publishedlP. Bureth, Les titulatures imperiales (Bruxelles, 1964) p. 95; B. Boyaval, CE 53 (1978) p. 354-355; P.J. Sijpesteijn, CE 54 (1979) p. 135, n. 2; P.Customs, p. 160, No. 321.p1/9/98Š+AP.Mich.inv. 6177BbCPapEBoak AERFSoknopaiou NesosG6H1935J SB V 7823UNoWNoX31-II203E-P (2)[Customshouse Receipt\ 3.5 X 7 cm_A fragment of the gray clay seal (1.5 cm in diameter) shows two laureate busts, much defaced, facing right, probably part of a representation of Septimius Severus, Caracalla and Geta. Remains of an inscription.?[~ŒqhEext_title>Request for Wreaths1996Broken off at the bottom; damaged on the right side1Recto; Verso is blankDocumentary458r.bmp<_600DPIFront_R1>458r_a.bmp<_600DPIFront_R2>458r_b.bmp<_600DPIFront_R3>458r_c.bmp<_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_FxR2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8> igraphica>Arkadon eparchia (province of Arcadia); Oxyrhynchite nome; Oxyrhynchiton polis (Oxyrhynchus); HerakleopolisP.Mich.inv. 458Greek (main text, l. 1-14) and Latin (l. 15-17, in the left margin)Ann Arbor14 + 3 in the left margin-PapYesUnfold: l. 4, right; cm?fiaurelius*W,W.WWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWOWtWxWWWWWWWWWWWW W!W#W$W%W&W'W+W6W8W9WkWoWpWwWyWWEWFWKWMWaureliusapionandhoweverheisstyledfarmerofthetaxonVaureliusapolloniossonofacknowledgestoaureliusapolloniVaureliusathenodorostohisdearestserenusgreetingiwroteiVaureliuschairemonsonofhorigenesandthaesisfromtoaureuVaureliusdionascouncelorandoverseerofthechafftoarabiVnaresidentofkaranishasgiv3Vaureliuskaetissonofneilosandthaisasfromthevillageo0Vaureliusparfromtheoxyrhynchitenomecaptainofashipof9VaureliuspaulosgroomfromthecityattendingthehorsesbelVaureliuspaulosofthevillageofkaranistoaureliusmelasVaureliusphilipposandhisassociatesoverseersofthechaffVVPIBack_R1><++Š*hDp600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>:iA$Paid, through the gate-house of Soknopaiou Nesos, the 3 % (customs duty), by Sotas, exporting sixteen artabs of bitter vetch on three camels. Year [- -, on the - - -] of Mecheir, [. .]. (On the seal) [- - - year . . of Lucius Septimius] Severus and Marcus Aurelius [Antoninus Augusti - - -].$j Done on platek publishedlP. Bureth, Les titulatures imperiales (Bruxelles, 1964) p. 95; B. Boyaval, CE 53 (1978) p. 354-355; P.J. Sijpesteijn, CE 54 (1979) p. 135, n. 2; P.Customs, p. 160, No. 321.p1/9/98s2657bl_side>RectoDocumentary<_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_:{/InomographoscWvWWW8W|W}WWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWW W W W W WWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWW W!W"W#W$W%W&W'W(W)W*W+W,W-W.W/W0W1W2W3W4W6W:W;W<W=W>WTWUWXWZW[Wnot W3WnoteWW&W WWWWWWWWWWWWWW-WWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWW+`QŠ(hA1.9 cm in diameter31-II203E-P (2)Unknown customs officialPHSeal of a receipt for payment of a customs dutyBL VIII, 333 (seal)IInd/IIIrd cent. A.D. (reign of Septimius Severus and Caracalla)Boak AERSoknopaiou (Nesos)P.Mich.inv. 6177GreekCairo2PapNoNoThe magenta-gray seal (1B.9 cm in diameter) shows two busts facing, the left bearded; inscription with the imperial titulature of [Septimius Severus] and Caracalla around the edge; name of the village vertically between the two busts.Soknopaiou Nesos, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of Egypt[Septimius Severus &] Caracalla, Emperors9Soknopaiou Nesos, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptSB V 7826eSoknopˆ(X&January 1924; Acquired with Nahman lothAJanuary 1924; Acquired with Nahman lotBL VIII, 367 (l. 5); BL IX, 272 (l. 3)Michael EMP.Mich.inv. 1339EPapYesYes17SB XII 11119 (and XIII, p. 139)PMich Michael1965<_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>k publisheds1391 0DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>*Š)hA6.5 X 5.5 cm31-II203E-P (2)Unknown customs officialPHIllegible receipt for payment of the 3 % customs dutyBL VI, 138 (line 7)206/207 A.D. (date of the seal)Boak AERSoknopaiou [Nesos]P.Mich.inv. 6177GreekCairo5 + 2 on the sealPapNoNoThe dark gray clay seal (2.0 cm in diameteBr) shows the bust of Septimius Severus facing right, with the bust of one of his sons behind him also facing right and that of the other son confronting him, facing left. The group is surrounded by an inscription in two rows.Soknopaiou Nesos, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of Egyptmedium-sized cursiveSeptimius Severus, Caracalla & Geta, Emperors8Soknopaiou Nesos, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of E+Š*hBin>Soknopaiou Nesos, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of Egyptunusually small cursive (see also P.Mich. inv. 6181c)Sotas; Septimius Severus & Caracalla, Emperors7Pl. XIIISoknopaiou Nesos, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptSB V 7824cSoknopaiou NesosAnimal; Customs; Taxation; TransportCustomshouse Receipt1935complete, but the ink us very badly blotted and has run so that many of the characters have become formless; the seal is preserved (see note)1RectoDocumentary<_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_+PŠhCer_Vol>TAPA 82Animal; Customs; Taxation; TransportCustomshouse Receipt1951complete; found rolled and folded, tightly tied by a dozen turns of papyrus thread secured by a small clay seal bearing no stamp1RectoDocumentary<_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPDIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>iPaid, through the gate-house of Soknopaiou (Nesos), the 3 % (customs duty), by Sotas, exporting wheat to the Oasis on one camel, one colt.jODone on neg. Traianos: "photographed in its original condition"... where is it?k publishedlP.Customs No. 501p1/12/98>  PsmallW*WWWsoWWWWyWWxWWW#W*W+W.Wsoabradedthatonlyfainttracesofwritingarediscernible#VsomeDWWWWOWuWyWWWWWWWWWW/W5WUW'W1W9WTW]WiWpWWWWWWWW WWW6W8W>WFWNWUW\WcWuWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWW WW'W(W]WWWW0W?WFWWW8WpW2W3W4W6WsomedamagealongthefoldsandontherightsideVP+aŠiou Nesos, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptoGreekr5sUtwo heavy lines drawn in red ink vertically through the five lines of text (see note)uUnknown customs officialvIInd-IIIrd cent. B.C.wCairox3Undated receipt for payment of the 3 % customs dutyySotasz$Animal; Customs; Taxation; Transport{Soknopaiou (Nesos)|PHOFSoknopaiou Nesos, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptPcomplete; found rolled and folded, tightly tied by a dozen turns of papyrus thread secured by a small clay seal bearing no stampQ1RRectoS Documentaryh_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>iPaid, through the gate-house of Soknopaiou (Nesos), the 3 % (customs duty), by Sotas, exporting wheat to the Oasis on one camel, one colt.jODone on neg. Traianos: "photographed in its original condition"... where is it?k publishedp1/12/98;58 PbearingWW W W W W WWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWW W!W"W#W$W%W&W'W(W)W*W+W,WXWbearsnWbecome*WbecomesYWbecoming[WbeenHWWWWWWWWvWwW]WtWWWWWWWW;WAW^W_WWWWW$W1WDWJW"WW W W W W WWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWW W!W"W#W$W%W&W'W(W)W*W+W,W2W3W4W6WbeendrawnXWbeerMWbeforeWmWWWWW1W2W3W4W6WWW"W&W'W(WHWIWW.WbetweenthetwomainfragmentswhichareroughlytheleftanHVIVbetweenttWbetzeenWblackenedQW=WblankWWblotWblots(Wblotted*Wblurred+W/W W.WboakW-W.WbodyW2W3W4W5WGpPcompleteinpartverymuchfadedVTVcompleteinpartseffacedVVVcompletelastlinepartlyfadedVcompletelastpartofline1badlydecayed3Voflines3-4badlyfadedVcompletemuchdamagedVcompletemuchfaded(VPVVVfVcompletemuchrubbedandfaded!VcompletemuchtatteredAVcompleteorbrokenattopVcompleteorslightlybrokenatrightVVcompletepartlyabradedVcompletepartlydamagedcouldhavebeenbrokenintwopiecesvVwVcompletepartlydefacedpVcompletepartlyfadedrV}VVVVVVVV>VWVrVuVwV{VVVVVVVV,V>VSVVVVVTVcompletepartlyfadedreadingsuncertain7Vcompleteratherfaded;VcompleteslightlydamagednV?VcompleteslightlydamagedalongafoldVcompleteslightlydamagedfortheclaysealingseenote>VcompletesomewhatdamagedkVLF+ŠhA6.3 x 3.7 cm (3.3 x 1.5 cm folded)31-II200-P (9)Unknown customs officialPHUndated receipt for payment of the 3 % customs dutyBL IX, 255 (l. 1)IInd-IIIrd cent. B.C.Husselman EMSoknopaiou (Nesos)P.Mich.inv. 6152GreekCairo5PapNoYesThere are two heavy lines drawn in red ink verBtically through the five lines of the text, and it is possible that these may constitute an official mark of validation, intended to take the place of the regular seal.Soknopaiou Nesos, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of Egypttwo heavy lines drawn in red ink vertically through the five lines of text (see note)Sotas164-165Soknopaiou Nesos, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptSB VI 9233SB VI 9233TAPA 82Animal; Customs; Taxation; TransportCustomshouse Receipt1951complete; found rolled and folded, tightly tied by a dozen turns of papyrus thread secured by a small clay seal beCaring no stamp1RectoDocumentary<_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>)‰bhB 114 (l. 20; 30)ca. 24-25 A.D.Browne GMPersesP.Mich.inv. 727GreekAnn Arbor41-PapNoYesCheck fibres; tapes on the verso (the joining is not perfect at the top...); bottom left: scrap folded?Tebtynis, Polemonos meris, Arsinoite nome, province of Egypt1st hand: same as in P.Mich. X, 586; 2nd hand: in an awkwarCd, angular style (Browne)Pabelleous (Pabelles) son of Onnophris, Perses tes epigones; Harmiysis son of Onnophris (see also P.Mich. V, 247?); Kolleuthis daughter of Pabelleous; Kollouthos son of Mieus (see also P.Mich. V, 259; 294?)587Tebtynis, Polemonos meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptPMich XChild(?); Debt; Ethnicity; Loan; Paramone (obligation to remain at someone's service); Personal status: Perses tes epigones; Soman+ŒhA29 x 21.5 cm31-I-103D-PUnknown scribe of Claudius Asklepiades, strategos PHB.G.U. I, 163 is another, more complete copy of these proceedings; see also noteReport of official proceedings conducted before the strategos Claudius Asklepiades, who was investigating a case of arson in which several priests of Soknopaiou Nesos and a certain Harpagathes were accusing each otherFebruary 10, 108 A.D. (copiedB after October 18, 123 A.D.)Hanson AENeilou polis; Soknopaiou NesosP.Mich.inv. 6060GreekAnn Arborcol. II - 23BpapYesYesThe relation between the two texts of P.Mich. inv. 6060 is uncertain, even if both of them concern priests of Soknopaiou Nesos; the Harpagathes accused in both texts could be, but is not certainly the same person.glaszglassneededitseemsVglassneededperhapslotsofworkifpossible-V.VglassnewfolderfoldrVglassornotglassknowingwehaveafragmentmissingVglassorpaperonepartoffrgabrokenawayitneedstobeVglassslihgtlybrokendirtyVglasssmallunfoldingneededafterwhichihavetocheckwheBVglasstohavethe2fragmentstogetherthe2ndispmichinvVglassunfoldingcertainlyneededonverso1piecegluedbutVglass/folderbWglassesOWyWWWglassineRWglueoWgluedWWgoWWgoesWgoingWWW<WWWgoodWgotWgreekWgrrrrrrrrrrrrrrr&Whad,Whair?Whalf|WWhalf-missingZWhalf-obolWhalvesWhasYWWW|WWWW&Whasbeencutintwogrrrrrrrrrrrrrrr&VhaveXW3WW2W8W<WBWEWaWdWeWWWWWW[WWWDWWW W W0|;herakleidoumerisarsinoitenomesoknopaiounesos-Vherakleidoumerisarsinoitenomethemistoumerispolemonosm$V0citextXWYWZWWWWWBWMWQWWWWIWW-W5WeWfWvWwWWWW/W0W1WUWXWZW`WmWnWoWpWqWtext1frgaVtext2frgamVtext3frganVtext4frgboVtext5frgcpVtext6frgdqVtextaMVtextbXVtextbTWtextsWtheWthird0WtracesWvĂĵ΂‚ƂǂWق݂ۂ䂉WWWRZinr|)W W"W=Wverso}WEWuW|WWWWYWsWtWuW|WW+W,W8WAWCWEWPWgWjWWWWWWWWWWWRWWWW䂈WWWWW W!W"W#W%W'W(W)W+W-W.W/W2W5W5W++Œ-hA29 x 21.5 cm31-I-103D-PStotoetis, son of Panephremmis, & Stotoetis, son of Stotoetis the elderPHsee notePetition to Eudemos, strategos of the Herakleides division of the Arsinoite nome, by two priests of Soknopaiou Nesos, who claim that another priest, Harpagathes, after deluding and abducting two of their slaves and promising to return them within thirty days or to pay a sum to be adjudicated, disappeareBd with his wife and the man acting as his surety.After October 18, 123 A.D.Hanson AEHerakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome; Soknopaiou NesosP.Mich.inv. 6060GreekAnn ArborCol. I - 20BpapYesYesThe relation between the two texts of P.Mich. inv. 6060 is uncertain, even if both of them concern priests of Soknopaiou Nesos; the Harpagathes accused in both++ŒhCs needed; check tapes; alignment (middle of line 3 and of lines 11-14 of col. I); join blank fragment at top; check col. II, l. 6-7Soknopaiou Nesos, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of Egyptflowing and practiced cursive (Hanson)Traianus, Emperor; Ptolemaios, komogrammateus of [Neilou polis and] Soknopaiou Nesos; [Pekysis son of Pekysis], hiereus [of the 5th phyle]; Tryphon son of Panephremmis, hiereus [of the 5th phyle]; (Other, unnamed)D hiereis [of the 5th phyle]; [Harpagathes]; Claudius Asklepiades, strategos; [Hermaios(?) alias - - -], son of Achaios; (unnamed) [demosioi] <or: presbyteroi>; (unnamed) archephodos175-182Pl. IIISoknopaiou Nesos, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptSecond text (col. II)ZPE 111Crime; Justice; Priests; ReligionCourt Proceedings1996broke++Œ-9AEudemos, strategos of the Herakleidou meris; Stotoetis, son of Panephremmis, hiereus; Stotoetis, son of Stotoetis presbyteros, hiereus; Harpagathes, son of Panomgeus(?) and Taarpagathis, grandson of Petepsais(?), hiereus; Horion(?), slave of Stotoetis, son of Panephremmis; Soteris, slave of Stotoetis, son of Stotoetis presbyteros; Hadrian, Emperor; Taouetis, daughter of Stotoetis, granddaughter of Onnophris, wife of Harpagathes, son of Panomgeus; Harpagathes, son of Panephremmis, grandson B0of Satabous, hiereus; Ptolemaios, komogrammateusz8Justice; Priests; Religion; Slaves; Surety; Theft; Woman{3Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome; Soknopaiou Nesos|PHOFSoknopaiou Nesos, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptPCbroken off on the left and right sides, and at the bottom of col. IQ2RRecto; Verso: uncertain tracesS DocumentaryT 6060r.bmpV 6060v.bmpX 6060r_a.bmpX 6060r_b.bmpX 6060r_c.bmp` 6060v_a.bmphince, when the appointed time went by, Harpa'+DŒ-_The relation between the two texts of P.Mich. inv. 6060 is uncertain, even if both of them concern priests of Soknopaiou Nesos; the Harpagathes accused in both texts could be, but is not certainly the same person.nFSoknopaiou Nesos, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptoGreekr Col. I - 20s&flowing and practiced cursive (Hanson)uGStotoetis, son of Panephremmis, & Stotoetis, son of Stotoetis the eldervAfter October 18, 123 A.D.w Ann Arbor8AcPetition to Eudemos, strategos of the Herakleides division of the Arsinoite nome, by two priests of Soknopaiou Nesos, who claim that another priest, Harpagathes, after deluding and abducting two of their slaves and promising to return them within thirty days or to pay a sum to be adjudicated, disappeared with his wife and the man acting as his surety.c9al places (col. I, l. 17; col. II, l. 1; 18). Should we scan it too?k publishedp1/12/98%subordinateEW`WsubscriptWsubscriptionQWsubscriptionofacontractofapprenticeshipQVsummaryWWW/WsummarycopyofreportstoastrategosVsummaryofalease/VsummoningPWsummonsWVWXW^W}WWsummonsorderstoarrestVVXV^V}VVsupervisorsWsuretyWWsurvey!WWsurveyofland!Vtable`WVWWWW'WtableoffractionsVVV'Vtableoffractionsandarithmeticalproblems`VtablesWtablesofmultiplicationsfractionsandmultiplesVtachygraphytagW[WWWWW[WiWWW@WbWdWeWfWgWhWiWjWkWtWWWW<W@WLWWWWWWWWWWW7W8WYWmWnWqWsWtWuWvWtaxWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWW%S8a8W9W?WEWFWIWKWNWOWPWRWSWTWUWVWZW[W]W^W_W`WbWeWhWiWjWkWlWmWnWoWpWqWvWwWyWzW}WWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWW W W W W WWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWW W!W"W#W$W%W&W'W(W)W+W,W/W1W2W3W4W6W:W;W<W=W>WAWBWCWEWFWGWHWNWOWTWUWZW[WxW{WWWWalesofwinesVacommonphrase_ValistofinhabitantsofarabonkomeregisteredfortaxpurpV9 8sumWWWWWWsummariesWW W W W W WWWWWWWWWWWWWWWsummarizingWsummaryDWWWWWW^WWWWWWW+W/WsummaryaccountcompiledinthepreparationofareportandVsummarystatementofreceiptsanddisbursementsoftherecor^Vsummoned(fŒ.D@+ P.Mich. inv. 3000; archive of Gaius Apolinarius Niger & familyE Michael EMF PMich MichaelG 12 (only lower part = Inv. 3000)H1965J*SB XII 11114 (only lower part = Inv. 3000)K=BL VII, 226 (date); BL VIII, 367 (bibliography; lines 14, 17)MZPE 110NSijpesteijn PJO183-187P1996QTaf. IUNoVGWYesX24-S5000-courtyard on the south[Petition to an Epistrategos\19 x 13 cm (this fragment only)n=Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptoGreekr17 + 20uGaius Iulius NigervFebruary 15, A.D. 163wCairo8ADPetition addressed to Vedius Faustus, epistrategos of the Heptanomia, by the veteran Gaius Iulius Niger, who complains agains the fact that a certain Isidoros, son of Achillas, scribe of the superintendants of sequestred property, denied his ownership of an aroura of an olive grove which Niger had bought from the treasury.D9). Should we scan it too?k publishedp1/12/98Œ.AP.Mich. inv. 2848BRectoCPap$n,_ 9wife7WhWiWjWlWWWWWWWWWWWWWWW W W W W WWWWWWWWWWWWW(W.W1W2W3W6W:W;W<W=WZW[WwifeoforseusVwifeofthedefunctVwillWwilliam}WWwiscW|Wwith}WWWBWwithoutWwivesWwomanUWwomenWWWwriterWwy\WWxFWWWWWW2WQWyW{WWWWWlWmWnWoWWWWWWWW WxaWxeWWxeinxenokles6Wxenoklesarapsseeprosptoliv121386VxenoncWxenonsonofthallospersescVxenophonWxenoslWWbWWxisWWmWW WWWWWWWW0W7W:WMWoWWWlWmWnWvWWWWWWW WW5W6W7W8W9W:W=W?WBWCWEWHWJWOWPWQWRWJ,e9tapaeis2WMWWtapaeisdaughterofpetesouchosVtapaisWtapasionaWRWtapasionwifeofsarapsonofpaseiRVtapeYWtapechysisWtapeesisJWtapeineWtapekysisWWWWWWtapellichis WtapemeousWtapeseusWWtapesouris?WCWWW]WdWWtapetekhoWWWWarax[tarchosWtaseusWW3tasooukisLWtasouWtasoucharion}WUWYWWW #W2WJWMWWtathautisuWtatsoous Wtatsoousdaughterofapollonios VtattionWtattiondaughterofsatournilossaturnilusVtaurinouWtaurinusWtaurisWWtaxesvWtaxiarchosWteWWWtebasWW]WteberisWWWteberistiberiussonofsambasVteebWtekWtektonWEWWtektonorarchitektonVteleisWtelephostelousWtemasten5W$WWWWtenausWteonWW&b(Œ-iATo Eudemos, strategos of the Arsinoite (nome), Herakleides division, from Stotoetis, son of Panephremmis, and Stotoetis, son of Stotoetis the elder, two priests from the village of Soknopaiou Nesos. Harpagathes, son of Panomgeus(?) and Taarpagathis, grandson of Petepsais(?), a priest from the same village, having duped two slaves, Horion(?), belonging to Stotoetis, son of Panephremmis, and Soteris, belonging to the other Stotoetis, caused them to disappear, after they also stole some thingBs of ours. They then wrote to us by means of an officially registered document in Epeiph of the past 7th year of Hadrian Caesar our [lord] with the surety of his wife Taouetis, daughter of Stotoetis, granddaughter of Onnophris, and of Harpagathes, son of Panephremmis, grandson of Satabous, priest from the (same) village, that they would present these same slaves to us within thirty days, or pay back the price for them that was to be determined. Since, when the appointed time went by, Harpa,-ŒjBearch result, no difference will appear between them, which is a problem. Ask Nigel? Traianos: should I add the bibliography concerning the grapheion, as: - R.H. Pierce, Grapheion, Catalogue, and Library in Roman Egypt, SymbOslo 43 (1968) pp. 68-83; - Hobson Deborah W., The Role of Women in the Economic Life of Roman Egypt: A Case Study from First Century Tebtunis, EchCl 28 = N.S., 3 (1984) pp. 373-390; - Montevecchi Orsolina, La crisi economica sotto Claudio e Nerone: Nuove testimonianze,C Neronia III. Actes du IIIe Colloque International de la Socit Internationale d'tudes Nroniennes. Varenna, juin 1982 = Atti CERDAC. 12 = N.S., 2 (1982-1983 [1987])pp. 139-148; - JENKINS Fred W., New Texts from the Tebtunis Grapheion Archive, BASP 29 (1992) pp. 31-40; - E. Husselman, Procedures of the Record Office of Tebtunis in the First Century A.D., Proceedings of the Twelfth International Congress of Papyrology (Toronto, 1970) pp. 223-238; - Kovel'man A.B., Arenda v Juznom Fajume vxc\petitionWWWWWjWpfayWWWWWWWWWWWWpfayisdescriptiononlyVVVVVVVVVVVVph&WWWWWWWWWvWWWKWMWbWWWWWWWpharienecWsWWphiladelpheiasWphiladelphia&WphotojWlWWWphotographWWWphrases2WpieceWWpiecesWWpintaudigWpllWWWgWplace;WWWWWWWplaceandreadingsoffragmentbareuncertainVplacedWWWWWW*W+W,Wplain>WplateWplbatWWWWplot=WploughedMWploutogenia&WpmichWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWW>First text (col. I)ZPE 111Justice; Priests; Religion; Slaves; Surety; Theft; WomanPetition !%4}ipoliceman8W>WWpolicemenVWpolionmWWW;WW}WWW WWpolis}WtWWWWrWxW.W3W8WWWWW WWWcWWpolittakWpollGWRW`WdWWWWWWWTWpoll-taxWWW<WWWpolle7WpollianWWpollioWpollous:WpolybWpolydebkesWpolydeukestWWڂYWW#W(WqWtWvWWRWWWWWWportionWWWportionsPWportustWposeidoniosGWWposisWWposition'W(WpossessWWpossessingWpossessionWWWWIWWpossessionstWWWWWpossessorsWpossible|W#W1W5WHW[WhWjWpWWW2WWpostPWWpostedWwWpotammonWEWWWpotamon"WpotentatesTWpotterWWpottery.W/W0WpoualisWpoulitasWpounded2WpoundsW+6AŒ]glass needed; check tapes; alignment (middle of line 3 and of lines 11-14 of col. I); join blank fragment at top; check col. II, l. 6-7_The relation between the two texts of P.Mich. inv. 6060 is uncertain, even if both of them concern priests of Soknopaiou Nesos; the Harpagathes accused in both texts could be, but is not certainly the same person.nFSoknopaiou Nesos, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptoGreekr col. II - 23s&flowing and practiced cursive (Hanson)u2Unknown scribe of Claudius Asklepiades, strategos v9February 10, 108 A.D. (copied after October 18, 123 A.D.)w Ann ArborxReport of official proceedings conducted before the strategos Claudius Asklepiades, who was investigating a case of arson in which several priests of Soknopaiou Nesos and a certain Harpagathes were accusing each other9 son of Achaios.' The strategos: 'Did they wrong the aforementioned, or did you produce (them) in court? Ptolemaios: 'No.' The strategos: 'Whom did you suspect acted wi-,Œj@A i  n       k publishedlMA.E.R. Boak, JEA 9 (1923) p. 164-167; A. Segre, Aegyptus 7 (1926) p. 97-107.p1/16/98s2755PŒAP.Mich.inv. 622BVerso, col. IIICPapDXArchive of Kronion son of Apion, nomographos of the grapheion of Tebtynis; see also noteEBoak AERFPMich IIG121, Verso, col. IIIH1933UNoVtop of lockers 2-4WYesX-1921, Acquired by Kelsey from Nahman in Cairo[$Quadrimestrial Register of Contracts\&Total size of the roll: 2.39 m x 29 cm]well... you know...ADue to the size of this papyrus roll, its content has been divided in the present database into several cards: one for each column of the Verso (register of contracts), one for each abstract on the Recto (collection of abstracts of contracts, or eiromenon).nWCWKWLWMWQWRWSWTW`WaWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWW"W+W7W8W=WVWYWZW\W`WcWeWqWvWwWxWyWzWW W!W$W%W(W0W1W3W4W5W7W8W?WCWDWGWIWJWKWOWUWVWWWXWaWbWiWkWlWrWvWwWxWyWzW{W|WWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWW+WDWEWLWPWW+/AŒhEn off on the left and right sides, and at the bottom of col. I2Recto; Verso: uncertain tracesDocumentary6060r.bmp6060v.bmp<_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8> in the left and right sides, and at the bottom of col. IQ2RRecto; Verso: uncertain tracesS DocumentaryT 6060r.bmpV 6060v.bmphserious happened, for only private furnishings were burned, but they, when apprehended, kept accusing Hermaios alias ..os, son of Achaios.' The strategos: 'Did they wrong the aforementioned, or did you produce (them) in court? Ptolemaios: 'No.' The strategos: 'Whom did you suspect acted wi!‹'zLiterature; Mathematics; School|PHOOprobably Soknopaiou Nesos, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptPbroken off on the right sideQ1RRectoSLiterary: mathematicalT 9733o.bmphA9.8 x 9.2 cm31-II 200-FUnknownPHTable of the fraction 2/3 (including 2/3 of 6,000, i.e. 6,000 drachmai or 1 talent), perhaps a scholastic pensumFirst half of the IIIrd cent. A.D.Youtie HCO.Mich.inv. 9733GreekCairoCol. I - 12; col. II - 11; col. III - 3OstNoNoprobably Soknopaiou Nesos, Herakleidou meris, one, [2/3] 2/3 (of 6,000), 4,000 Of 2, 1 1/3.jDone on ph. Soknok publishedp1/12/98 ",%SmedicineRWmusicalWmythologyMWoratoryWzW{WphilosophicalWtWsubliteraryyWWWWWTWsubliteraryastrologyyVVVVsubliterarymagicVTVtragic7WT0626rW0626rbmpV1WWW WOWOW6bmpV107W107bmpV108W108bmpV11CW11bmpCV110W110bmpV111rW111rbmpV112rW112rbmpV113W113bmpV114rW114rbmpV115rW115rbmpV116W116bmpV117W117bmpV121rW121rbmpV122rgW122rbmpgV1320MW1320bmpMV1362rW1362rbmpV1364rW1364rbmpV1365W1365abmpV1365rW1365rbmpV1366rW1366rbmpV1367rW1367rbmpV1368W1368bmpV1369rW1369rbmpV1460W1460bmpV1463r|W1463rbmp|V147W147bmpV1570piW1570pibmpV1571p58HW1571p58bmpOXOgiof851/3'Vof8010VVof80531/3'Vof808VVof8081/21/31/18VVof800100VVof8005331/3'Vof80080VVof800881/21/31/18VVof80001000VVof800011421/21/31/42VVof8000800VVof80008881/21/31/18VVof91VVof911/8VVof91/21/10VVof91/21/16VVof91/21/221/44VVof91/21/31/15VVof91/21/7VVof92/31/12VVof92/31/39VVf900100VVof900112lt1/2>lVVof900600'Vof90090VVof90001000VVof90001125VVof900012852/31/21VVof9000900VVofabrickworksmadebysotastopapos VofahalfmadebyandanothertoharyotesVofalabanthisVVofandriantonVofanothersimilarlygaiusvaleriuseudaimonprefectofegypVofanoubissVofantipas21/3VofaphrodeisiossonofapolloniosarouraiPVofaphroditespolisVofapiasVofapissVofarabonkomeVofaristippos1/6VofarsinoeV!‹'iA[2/3] of one, [2/3]. 2/3 (of 6,000), 4,000. Of 2, 1 1/3. Of 3, 2. Of 4, 2 2/3. Of 5, 3 1/3. Of 6, 4. Of 7, 4 2/3. Of 8, 5 1/3. Of 9, 6. Of 10, 6 2/3. Of 20, 13 1/3. Of 30, 20. Of 40, 26 2/3. Of 50, 33 1/3. Of 60, 40. Of 70, 46 2/3. Of 80, [53 1/3] Of 90, [60]. Of [100, 66 2/3]. Of [200, 133 1/3]. Of [300, 200]. Of [400, 266 2/3]. [Of 500, 333 1/3]. [Of 600, 400]. Of [700, 466 2/3]. Of [800, 533 1/3]. Of [900, 600]. [- - -]jDone on ph.; scannedk publishedp1/13/98s1025/>GreekCairoCol. I - 12; col. II - 11; col. III - 3OstNoNoprobably Soknopaiou Nesos, Herakleidou meris, -A+ŒhDragment N = Worrell, fragment f? Fragment i = Sijpesteijn, fragment L = Worrell, fragment f? Fragment j = Sijpesteijn, fragments E + I = Worrell, fragments g (taken the other way up) + l. The order of fragments a-d is defined by the day numbers in the Greek text (frgg. a-d cover the months of Hadrianos and Tybi, with the very first days of Mecheir) and the day or section numbers of the Coptic text (which ends on fragment c); fragments e-j have no certain place.lot of thinEgs to do: joinings, alignments, unfoldings... Terry Wilfong should see the Verso before we close this glass; Traianos has a word to say also, about the letters by which we should identify the fragments. Then give it back to me, so that I update the card.probably Soknopaiou Nesos, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of Egypt84-90Soknopaiou Nesos, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptVersoAmerican Jour4)+KŒhFnal of Semitic Languages and Literatures 58194114Verso; Recto bears a Greek customshouse register (P.Customs 733-884)6131v.bmp6131v_1.bmp<_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1>6131v_a.bmp<_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3>6131av_a.bmp<_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8> jdone on the orig.; conservation11; scanned; checked Check: size, description of the fragments (lines, conservation), persons, translation(?), correction Order of the fragments: putative, according to the Coptic text.k publishedno certain place.probably Soknopaiou Nesos, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptSoknopaiou Nesos, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptVerso14Verso; Recto bears a Greek customshouse register (P.Customs 733-)<_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><0&-84-90841847848984985K585-180385-87-85-99850)851m852854855857-858859,86̂786-87|861`862]863P864O865N866!867868/86987W87-88R87-89h other, nor do they copy the original set of letters given to the fragments. The present card follows the identifications given in P.Customs. (See also Corrections) 2) For Hermes-days (days on whicCh no duties were received), see P.Customs, p. 88-89.lot of things to do: joinings, alignments, unfoldings... Terry Wilfong should see the Verso before we close this glass; Traianos has a word to say also, about the letters by which we should identify the fragments. Then give it back to me, so that I update the card.probably Soknopaiou Nesos, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of Egypt733-884Pl. XXI-XXIISoknopaiou NesoJ>rlkennedy!W#WkentronWWkenyonHWWklWklasse{WWkleineYWknorr`WVWkoelnMWWWWWWW.WWWkoenenWWWWWWWWkoerteWCWkoesterpWkosten:WkougeasWkramer:W WWVW]W_WaWcWkWoWrW W W WWW.W1WkranzleinWkreditgeschaeftWWkronCWkruegerQWkruger_WvWkruitwW~WwWWkruseWWkubitschekWkuehnertWWp271~V Vlcyoutiezpe211976p215Vlcyoutiezpe461982p104Vlcassonshipsandseamanshipintheancientworld1971p16Vlkoenenbasp161979p109Vl'eauWl'ecritureW Wl'egypte|WW+Wl'empire?W@Wl'histoire?W@Wl'immagine*WlaWW+WUW W?W@WWWWlabor*Wlagide|WWlateWWlateinischenWW WWlatinWOWWWWTY=DshouldWPWshowsFWsideWsignature~Wsisoitos`WsisterFWsmallW~WWsomeWsoteWsoterosWsotouWstodWstoldWstr\WstradWstrategos~WsuggestedWWsunta`WsynepeltheinWsynexeltheinWtaWtalantonWtaliWtamysthWtaorisFWtapaisWtapetekhoWtaurisFWtaxWtebtWtesWWtext7WWWtextbline6readphiminisratherthanphilinistextdlineVtgW\WWthaWthan\W_WW^WWWthatFWWtheWWWWFWGW\WWWW7WWPWWSWWWWW~WthelineontheversowasomittedinbotheditionsitshowsFVthenumbersinl24and6seemtobethetotalofthenumbeVWWWWWyWW^WW.WwWxWwasFWWwereWxeos`WyniWyoutie$WzenodoroiSW- A‹8hBPg_No>21Soknopaiou Nesos, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptSB XIV 11568ZPE 21Customs; Taxation; TransportCustomshouse Receipt1976broken off on the left and right sides1RectoDocumentary9736o.bmp<_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3>C<_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>iPaid, through the gate-house [of Soknopaiou Nesos(?), (- - -) year] 20, on the twentieth of Pharmouthi [- - -], the (customs duty) for the harbor of Memphis [- - -].jDone on ph.; scannedk publishedlP.Customs No. 278.p1/13/98s1026+!+‡iCe-camel Stotoetis [- - -] Sotas exporting(?) [- - -] of wheat(?) [- - -] Phanouphis [- - -] [- - -] exporting [- - -] of wheat [- - -] The 13th: Hermes-day. The 14th: Melas exporting [. .] camel(s) of wheat [- -] and 1 baggage-camel Panouphis exporting(?) [- - -] of wheat(?) [- - -] and 1 baggage-camel Stotoetis exporting 1 camel of wheat: 2 drachmai Melas exporting 1 camel of wheat: 2 drachmai Herieus exporting 4 camels of wheat: 8 drachmai and 1 baggage-camel TDhe 15th: Paseeis exporting 4 camels of wheat: 8 drachmai and 1 baggage-camel Melas exporting 2 camels of wheat: 4 drachmai (From) the 16th to the 18th: Hermes-days. The 19th: Melas exporting 2 camels of wheat: 4 drachmai Pasis exporting 6 camels of wheat: 12 drachmai Setabous exporting 5 camels of wheat: 10 drachmai and 1 baggage-camel Dionysis(?) exporting 6 camels of wheat: 12 drachmai Kalaris exporting 4 camels of wheat: 8 drachmai Beles exporting 3 camels of wheat: 6>2 lhsatzingercopticencyclopedianewyork19918p169-175rVhaegeWWhaelstHWWWWWWWWhaensch_W1WWWWW WWTWWLWZWWWW!!Y‹9hCront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>i((Text too fragmentary to be translated).jDone on ph.; scannedk publishedp1/13/98s1024orve (compulsory work); Taxation|PHOOprobably Soknopaiou Nesos, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptP&broken off on the left and right sidesQ1RRectoS DocumentaryhPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>i((Text too fragmentary to be translated).jDone on ph. 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XaSoknopaiou Nesos, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptSB XVI 12563ZPE 33Administration; Agriculture; Cadastre; Irrigation; Priest; Taxation (Land)Declaration of Uninundated Land1979slightly damaged1Recto; Verso is blankDocumentary6167r_a.bmp<_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>8ieris; Papontos, komogrammateus of Apias; Anchophis son of Stotoetis, hiereus (see also B.G.U. 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A.D.Youtie HCO.Mich.inv. 9737GreekCairo2OstNoNoprobably Soknopaiou Nesos, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of Egypt24Soknopaiou Nesos, Herakleidou meris0DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>i&(Text too uncertain to be translated).j Done on ph.k publishedp1/13/98 e of text_title>Declaration of Uninundated Land1979slightly damaged1Recto; Verso is blankDocumentaryDocument of Uncertain Nature1947Broken off at the top, left, and right (of the recto); badly faded1Recto and VersoDocumentary<_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_RDd3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>.O>P.Mich.inv. 4905LatinAnn ArborRecto - 11(?); Verso - 8-PapNoYesCheckUnknownCursive452Pl. XIIIbUnknownCavenaile R195CPL1957PMich VIIFhedSSF€9A[- - - son/daughter of] Valerius praktor; [- - - son/daughter of] Inarous; [- - - son/daughter of] Philon; [- - - son/daughter of] Semtheus; [- - -]tato() son of Epimakhos; [- - - son/daughter of] Soter(?); [- - - son/daughter of] Petekho(--); [- - - son/daughter of] Petekho(--) and Tapetekho(--); [- - - son/daughter of] Petekho(--); [- - - son/daughter of] Valerius Herotianos (Herodianus); Diogas(?); [- - - son/daughter of] Apollonios; [- - - son/daughter of] Harmiysis; [- - - son/daughteBr of] Pausiris; Psen[- - -]; Psentaau(--)(?) [- - -] Felix; [- - - son/daughter of] Herakl(--) grandson/granddaughter of ThakorisozAccount; Land Ownership{Thmo(--); Pero(--) (Peroe?)|PHO7Unknown, perhaps Heracleopolite nome, province of EgyptPBroken off at the top and leftQ1RRecto; Verso is blankS Documentaryh€AP.Mich.inv. 3312CPapESijpesteijn PJF Aegyptus 59G42-43H1979MPMich XVNSijpesteijn PJO722P1982QPl. XIXV - (with 3311)WYesarokroous, son ,ŒvhEigation; Justice; Law; Opposition between town and country, between tenant farmers and wealthier landowners; Oppression; Orator; Politics; Profession; Taxation (Land); Tax collection (& extortion); Tax farmer; Transmission of imperial edictsCourt Proceedings, with Imperial Judgment (so-called Michigan - Berlin Apokrima)1971broken off on left and right sides1Verso, first text; Recto published also in P.Mich. 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Youtie)Traianus, Emperor; Pakysis son of Petenouphis, Perses tes epigones; Tattion(?) daughter of Satournilos (Saturnilus); Sotas son of Petenouris, guardian & kinsman of Tattion203-205Pl.Yes< ‹hA8.6 X 20.7 cm31-II203E-P (14)Demetrios son of AlkimosPHTwo receipts for payments of 100 drachmai, toward the liquidation of a contractual debt, which left 100 drachmai stil to be paid before September 29.July 18 and August 30, 123 A.D.Youtie LCP.Mich.inv. 6189GreekAnn Arbor26-PapNoYesprobablBy Soknopaiou Nesos, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of Egypt1st hand: finely elegant, easily read cursive; 2nd hand: rapid and experienced, but rather crude and unattractive, with thicker letters made with a blunt-pointed pen (L.C. Youtie)Demetrios son of Alkimos; Zoilos son of Ouetis; Hadrianus, Emperor; Neilos201-203Pl. VaSoknopaiou Nesos, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptSB XVI 12610d expS 3elegantWWPWWeleganthanddiacriticsignsdiplecolii92021obolosperPVelegantlyWelements WWmWemployingKWemploysWendWWWWWVWendsWWentirelyWentryRWepigraphic_W`WepsilonsWerrorscWsWWetWeutychos=WevenWW_W`WWhWevennessKWevidenceWKWevolvingWevolvinghandverylargewithabadlysharpenedpencribioreVexamplesWexcellentHW_WWWWexcellentbookhandwithdifferentiationbetweenlightandhHVexcellentrapidlywrittencursivehandVexcept`WWptionalWexceptionallyWexcessiveWexecutedWWexhibitsWexperienceWexperiencedWWWWWKW/W0WexpertWWextendedWextremeWextremely`WWWW8WWWextremelyfasthandjenkins8VextrudedWfWfactWMWXWfaintWfairWY‡hBis; KerkesouchaP.Mich.inv. 6484GreekAnn Arbor17LPapYesYesKaranis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptSee electronic version of PMich IX, 540Thrakidas, gymnasiarchos & bibliophylax; Petheus presbyteros, son of Petheus grandson of Petheus; [Claudius], Emperor; Germanicus: see Geographica540Karanis, Herakleidou merCis, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptRectoPMich IXAdministration (Archive); Building; Cadastre; Land & House OwnershipCopy of Declaration of Property1971broken off on the left side and at the bottom1Recto; Verso is blankDocumentary6484r.bmp<_600DPIFront_R1>6484r_a.bmp<_6++‹s1st hand: clear, experienced, but sometimes ungainly cursive; 2nd hand extremely cursive with a great deal of "Verschleifung"; 3rd hand: rapid spidery cursiveuHerakleides son of OknesvJuly 8, 81 A.D.w Ann ArborxReturn addressed by Herakleides, son of Ones, to the keepers of the public library, declaring the purchase of a catoecic land near Neilou polis from a woman, who was probably his relative9AApollonios, gegymnasiarchekos (former gymnasiarchos), bibliophylax enkteseon of the Arsinoite nome; Neikolaos, bibliophylax enkteseon of the Arsinoite nome; Herakleides son of Ones grandson of Chairemon; Herakleia daughter of Chairemon granddaughter of Ones; Titus, Emperorz9Administration (archive); Cadastre; Land Ownership; Woman{Neilou polis, Herakleidou meris|PHOBNeilou polis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptP&damaged on both sides, with many holesQ1RRecto; Verso is blankS DocumentaryX 6188r_a.bmphrovince of EgyptoGreekr1905Ps=  9emperorWWWWWWWW!W&W+W-W.W6WEWFWgWhWiWkWpWyWzWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWW1W@WFWKWMWOWTWXW[W_W`WemperorcommodusoroneofhissuccessorsVemperorsWWWWWW3WWWfWWWWW$WWWWWWWfWjWkWWWW(W)W*W,WWWWOWxWWWWW W#W$W%W'WjWoWvWwWHWemporoiWemporos WenWWWWWWW#WenarchosW{WenephiesWenephiesbapheusVenkautesW++‹hA7.3 X 15.4 cm31-II203E-P (13)Herakleides son of OknesPHReturn addressed by Herakleides, son of Ones, to the keepers of the public library, declaring the purchase of a catoecic land near Neilou polis from a woman, who was probably his relativeJuly 8, 81 A.D.Youtie LCNeilou polis, Herakleidou merisP.Mich.inv. 6188GreekAnn Arbor19-PapNoYesjoin fragmentNeilou polis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of Egypt1st hand: clear, experienced, but sometimes ungainly cursive; 2nd hand extremely cursive with a great deal of "Verschleifung"; 3rd hand: rapid spidery cursiveApollonios, gegymnasiarchekos (former gymnasiarchos), bibliophylax enkteseon of the Arsinoite nome; Neikolaos, bibliophylax enkteseon of the ArsinNt]PonWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWW W!W#W$W%W&W*W+W-WDWEWFWGWHWIWJWLWMWNWRWYW]WbWcWjWkWmWoWqWrWvWwWyWzW~WWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWW-W.WMWQWRWXWZW[W{WWonceWrWone`WtWWWWWWW5W<WFWsWWW$W&WHWIWWWonefragmentmissingfromthetopVone-halfWWNQlfWQWqWWWWWWWfheichelheimaegyptus171937p61-63treekmansptolemaicaVfradradosemerita671999p1-11QVpyVVfuebelbibo301973p420hcyoutiezpe231976p117-118YVfuebeldiegiessenerzenonpapyrikurzberichteausdengiessVfaridWWWWfayyum%WfemmeWfestschrifttWW`WWfigaWfikhmanWfilologia<W=W>W?W@WAWfinkmW}WEWW WfirenzeW'WEWHWWW[WbWWWWzW WWfirstW WfiscWflorW'WEW[WWWWfloreWWforWforearlierbibliographyupto1962seecordptol2p61-62VformulasWforniWfotiWWfoundWfournetWW W"W#W&W4WfrWWWWWWWWWIWWfrpringsheimthegreeklawofsaleweimar1950p365n1pVfruebelarchiv211971p187no1167caustincomicorumgraVLC+‹AP.Mich.inv. 6188CPapE Youtie LCFZPE 37G207-210H1980IPl. VcJ SB XVI 12613UNoV-WYesX31-II203E-P (13)[Declaration of Property\ 7.3 X 15.4 cm] join fragmentnFSoknopaiou Nesos, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptoGreekr19ld, with a scar on his left forearm, acknowledges to Tattion(?), daughter of Saturnilus, about 35 years old, with a scar on her left knee, having as her guardian her kinsman Sotas, son of Petenouris, about 40 years old, with a scar on his right knee, thB\at he has received from her herewith in cash four hundred drachmai in silver . . . [- - - ].Jj"Done on the orig. scanned; checkedk publishedlEA. Joerdens, ZPE 102 (1994) p. 214; F. Reiter, ZPE 107 (1995) p. 100.p1/14/98‹AP.Mich.inv. 6188CPapE Youtie LCFZPE 37G207-210H1980IPl. VcJ SB XVI 12613UNoV-WYesX31-II203E-P (13)[Declaration of Property\ 7.3 X 15.4 cm] join fragmentnFSoknopaiou Nesos, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptoGreekr19to>P).iorWW-WSWgWiWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWW W WWWWWW"W*W.W1W=WEWHWZW'W,W3W5W6W=WAWEWHWPWQWSWVWYW[W^WcWdWfWgWhWiWjWmWnWoWpWsWuWyWWWWWWWWW"WWWWWW$W&W'W(W6W8WFWMWPWTWWWW-W.WWWWWordered4WQWcWW7WordersW5WSWWWWWW$WtWordinWWordinanceWordinarywWoreionWWoriginIWoriginalWoriginally<W>WorisWoromachos_WorousWorphanWWorphansWWorsenouphisW[WWWWW>WlWWWWWWWWfWWWWWWWWWWWWWorsenouphis1>VorseousWorsepaiesisWorsepaiesis>!G‡hBor13Karanis section (now in Locker 3)PapNoYescheck - try to realign - DONEunknown place, province of EgyptSee electronic version of PMich IX, 534(unknown) petitioner; (unknown) defendant; (unknown) official (an epistrategos?); Antoninus Pius, Emperor; Ammonios, rhetor534Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptRectoPMich IXJustice; ProfessionCopy of a Petition Regarding a Court Summons1971broken off at the top; some worm holes and damages along the folds1Recto; Verso is blankDocumentary5988r.bmp<_600DPIFront_R1>5988r_a.bmp<_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFro‡AP.Mich.inv. 5910BRectoCPapD+ P.Mich. inv. 5906 + 5907E Husselman EMFPMich IXG559H1971IPl. IXKsBL VII, 113 (on lines 13,17,17-8); one small fragment added to lines 4-6, confirming the editor's restitutions (PH)UNoV%Karanis section (kept in folder 5907)WYesX 30-C123CCI-A [ Contract of Division of Property\112.2 X 20.1 cm (when combined with 5906 and 5907)]join new fragment to the otherss 580 dr., and the remaining [one hundred] and sixty silver [drachmai] he himself . . .jdone, on the orig. SCANNEDk publishedp5/22/97!‡AP.Mich.inv. 5910BRectoCPapD+ P.Mich. inv. 5906 + 5907E Husselman EMFPMich IXG559H1971IPl. IXKsBL VII, 113 (on lines 13,17,17-8); one small fragment added to lines 4-6, confirming the editor's restitutions (PH)UNoV%Karanis section (kept in folder 5907)WYesX 30-C123CCI-A [ Contract of Division of Property\112.2 X 20.1 cm (when combined with 5906 and 5907)]join new fragment to the otherside; mutilated and defaced in many placesQ2‹@k‹hhhiA‹@‹hA‹h‹hA‹hCMihergeustWherieusWW7WWWWWWWWIWherieusexporting4camelsofwheat8drachmaiVherieusexporting6camelsofwheat12drachmaiVherieussonofpekIVherma!WhermaianW"W#W$W.WhermaionWkWaiosWWWhermaiskosWhermanWhermanon WhermanoubionWhermaosOWhermaouosWhermaphilos9W@Whermaphilostoeukklesgreetingbuytheleadaboutwhichyou@VhermasWDWEWFWWWWW<WLWZWkWlWmWnWWW WWW6W:Whermassonoftaosinmecheir2000drachmaiinthoth360VhermauosWWWWWhermeiasWWhermeiosWWhermeros Whermes$W>WsWWWW5W*Whermessonofpatron$Vhermes-dayWhermes-daysWWhermeusoWhermiasWWW6WUWWWW[W}WWWWWWWhermiassonofpachesisV)t‹hCnchis; Commodus, Emperor273-6Soknopaiou Nesos, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptSB XVI 12641ZPE 38Cadastre; Land Ownership; Priest; Taxation (Land); WomanReceipt for a Money Tax1980damaged, mainly on the right side1Recto (written across the fibres); Verso is blankDocumentary6185r.bmp<_600DPIFront_R1>6185r_a.bmp<_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>6iagmateutes; Thenapynchis daughter of Stotoetis and Stotoetis, hieria (hiereia); Stotoetis, deceased mother of Thenapy+P‹iAPetesouchos, son of Philoxenos, grandson of Petesouchos, from the village of Kaine in the Herakleopolite nome, acknowledges that he has sold to Pabous, son of Horion, of the village of Soknopaiou Nesos, the white fullgrown female donkey belonging to him, which Pabous has accepted just as it is and not subject to rejection. The acknowledging party, Petesouchos, has received the entire agreed upon price of it in full, eight hundred silver drachmai, in cash, and he will guarantee (the sale) wB]ith every guarantee against every plaintiff or claimant. (2nd hand) I, Petesouchos, have sold the donkey and I have receivedd the price of eight hundred drachmai, 800 drachmai, as aforesaid. (3rd hand) Year 11 of Lucius Septimius Severus Pius Pertinax and Marcus Aurelius Antoninus Pius Augusti and Publius Septimius Geta Caesar Augustus, month Pha[Kj2Done on the orig.; conservation11 scanned; checkedk publishedp1/14/98‹AP.Mich.inv. 4047CPapE Youtie HCFZPE 37G212H1980*†hD><_600DPIFront_R1>6182br_a.bmp<_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>OiPaid through the gate-house of Soknopaiou Nesou, the three-per-cent (customs duty), by A . . pheis, exporting six artabai of bitter vetch (and?) of wheat, 6, on two donkeys. Year 12, Tybi 27.j2done on the orig.; conservation11 scanned; checkedk publishedp12/26/97s2672†AP.Mich.inv. 6182BaCPapESijpesteijn PJFPCustomsG337H1987IPl. VIIKrL. 2-3: read er|emophylagias (sic), instead of er|emophylakias; l. 3-4: read Setab|bou, instead of Seta|bous. (PH)UNoV-WYesX31-II203E-P (7)[Customshouse Receipt\ 6.2 x 5.1 cmideQ1chleifung" (L.C. Youtie)Petesou>|ˆahDIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>iAI, Orseus, son of Haryotes, acknowledge that I have sold to Galates, son of Lysimachos, to Galates himself [and to his heirs and assigns], for transference from the present day forever, [two slaves] that belong to me, [just as they are], the name of the female being Tyche, her age about six years, that of the male being Kronion, his age about two years. [And I have received from] Galates the entire price agreed upon, in full, and I guarantee the [sale with every guarantee] forever, except Bagainst flight and epilepsy as aforesaid. [Dionysios, son of Maron], wrote for [him because] he writes somewhat slowly. (2nd hand) I, Orseus, son of Haryotes, ordered him to write.j3done on the orig., conservation15; scanned; checked&*RisWWWWWWWWWWWWWW&W*W.W6W?WDWJWMWNWPWRWSWTWVWYWZW[W\W]W^W_W`WdWnWqWWWWWWWW/W0W1W2W3W4W6W@WAWOWTWUW_W`WtWWWitIWivEWWWWGWWixvWwWjde^W_WjustWkaranis WW~WWkoenenWMWNW]W^W_W`WjWlWWWWland!WZWWWlargeWlateWlater{WlatinLWleftWletterWWletter-number&WlineWVW@?iiWWWWWWWWWWW%W-W.W7W8W@WTWWWYWZW[W]W^W_W`WaWcWdWeWhWnWoWpWvWyWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWW'W8WCWEWMWOWXWZW_WyW{WWWiacknowledgethatihavereceivedfromyoufourgoldsolidiwVtaorsenouphisacknowlenViharmiysissonofmieusmymotherbeingthasosandmysonmjViharmiysissonofpetesouchosapersianoftheepigoneagreGViharyotessonofharyotestheeldermymotherbeingtapnebtAVVihavesignedVihavethevalidcopy]ViherakladaughterofharmiysiswithmyguardianmyownhusbYViheraklessonoforseusmymotherbeingtaorsenouphisackno~ViheraklessonofpanourisacknowledgethatihavesoldtomNViherodesalsocalledherakleidessonoflysimachosacknowleVndyourmotherantGVi'll=WW+‹hCoite nome; Herakleides son of Ones grandson of Chairemon; Herakleia daughter of Chairemon granddaughter of Ones; Titus, Emperor207-210Pl. VcSoknopaiou Nesos, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptSB XVI 12613ZPE 37Administration (archive); Cadastre; Land Ownership; WomanDeclaration of Property1980damaged on both sides, with many holes1Recto; Verso is blankDocumentary<_600DPIFront_R1>6188r_a.bmp<_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>iylax enkteseon of the Arsin+‹hCos son of Philoxenos grandson of Petesouchos; Pabous son of Horion; Septimius Severus, Caracalla, & Geta, Emperors205-7Soknopaiou Nesos, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptSB XVI 12612ZPE 37Animal; Contract; SaleSale of a Donkey1980much damaged along the folds and full of holes1Recto; Verso is blankDocumentary6182r.bmp<_600DPIFront_R1>6182r_a.bmp<_600DPIFront_R2>6182r_b.bmp<_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>ci with a great deal of "Verschleifung" (L.C. Youtie)PetesouchQnRB 3ungainlyWWungrammaticalMWXWuniformVWWWuniformityWunpracticedW`WunpractisedWunpractisedhandwritingsijpesteijnVunskilled=W>WWW7Wunskilledhandamundsen=VuntidilyWuntrainedWunusual WWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWunusually`WWW%W*Wunusuallylargewell-formedbutirregularhandinextremely`Vunusuallysmallcursiveseealsopmichinv6177c%Vunusuallysmallcursiveseealsopmichinv6181c*VupWupperWWupright_WWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWW7W9W<WDWJWMWRWSW_WoWwWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWW$.9ofWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWW#W$W%W'W*W+W-W.W8W9WEWFWGWHWTWWWYW\W]WcWeWgWhWiWjWkWlWnWoWpWqWrWvWyW}W~WWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWW W W W W WWWWWWWWWWWWWWWW W!W"W#W$W%W&W'W(W)W,W-W.W/W1W2W3W4W6W8W:W;W<W>WAWGWIWJWKWLWMWOWPWQWRWXWZW[W_W{WWWVonnopher Wonnopheronnophrissonofnilusneilos Vonnophris5,i14WaWjWWWWWWW W W W W WWWWWWWWWWWWW "W#W$W-W1W2W3W6WFW1456°11V14°yW14-13-6WWWWWW W1400WW W14000W145 WW1466WWW148W W W1496WTW14thNWWWWW W;WUWXWvWWWWWWWW)WBWJWWWWWWWWWWW W WWWWWOWQWWWWWWWWW W WWWWWWW W"W&W(W1W14thcleruchypetausattendantinthe5thyearonthethirtiV15WWWWYWWWWWWWKWMWSWpWsWW!W.WdWWWWWWWWWWW'W)WSW_WWWWtWWWW#WWWW WWWWWWWW-W2W']T ihaveWWWWWWWWWWW#W$W%W+W-W.W7W8W@WWWYWZW[W]W_W`WeWhWiWnWoWpWrWyWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWW W4W8WCWEWMWOWXWZW[W`W{WWWhavepaidaureliusapphousandforkaranisVhavedisappearedWhavingWWW\WyWWWOWWWUWhWuWWWWWWWW WWW"W7W<W>WFWMWXWWWWWWWW%W8W:WpW{WWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWW-W.W_WhWiWoWWWWWEWhayWTWWWYWWWWWWWWhWpW}WW*WWW"W`Whay-producingTWhaymWhdWheMW_WpWtWyW{W|WWWWWl‹jAdone, on orig.; conservation4; check verso; Traianos: OK if I put your note on lines36-37 in the correction field [+ adapt translation]: "Lines 36-37: read: kratistoi e[p]istratego entyche. antegrapse | kol(lematos) 24, instead of: etous kratistoi e[p]istratego entyche. antegraphe | [20] kol(lematos) 24; what the editor read as etous in left margin of line36 is only an offset. (TG)" - What she read is clearly wrong (and kol(lematos) is fine), but I don't see this offset fitting with the anBty letter of the text - this part of the papyrus should have been folded in front of a blank part... Scanned, checkedbk publishedlN. Lewis, BASP 20 (1983) p. 55.p7/1/97s2402%‹AP.Mich.inv. 3164CPapE McNamee KFZPE 46G128-33H1982IPl IV 2J SB XVI 12694 (and XVIII, p. 484)KBL IX, 289 (l. 13)UNoWYesX&July 1925; Acquired from Dr. Kondiliosh nome, province of EgyptoGreekr38u Iulia Heraisv1IInd cent. A.D., not long after July 27, 179 A.D.w Ann Arbor89r_d.bmpcumen( ‡hC right sides and at the bottom1Recto and VersoDocumentary3645r_a.bmp3645v_a.bmp<_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_6D00DPIBack_R8>i((Text too fragmentary to be translated).j2done, on the orig. conservation8; scanned; checkedk publishedp10/16/97s2028‡AP.Mich.inv. 3639CPapD Zenon archiveEEdgar CCFPMich IG30H1931MCPJ INFuks A-Tcherikover VO8 (text (b) only)P1957S|Text b, line 6: read Phiminis rather than Philinis; text d, line 7: read 3 (etous), not 33 (etous); some minor changes. (PH)UYesVBWNoX&May 2, 1925; Acquired from Nahman lot.[Various Accounts\ 34 x 27.5 cm$2 r9theW+W-W.WEWjWqWWWWWW W WWW(W1W<WMWRWyteroiofstratonVtheaWtheabeinislWtheabennislWtheadelpheia$WtheagenesNW^Wtheagenessonofhorion^VtheanistheanoWtheanodaughterofdioskorosVthebaseWthechnousWthechnousdaughterofmaronVtheiJWtheimothertapeesisJVtheiois>WtheirW5WsWtWWWWWW-W2WHWIWJWQWRWWWW+W7WhWiWtheirbrothermystesVtheirbrotherptolJVtheirbrotherptolemaiosRVtheirfatherVtheirmothertaesistaesionseealsopmichviii490sVtheirsisterthermoutharionQVtheirtwosons5VtheirunnamedmotherHVIVQVRVtheirunnamedsistermotherV-VthemistoklesWthemistoklesseepaplugdbatxxip339Vthemistos Wthemistou$WWWtWthenamounisWWthenanchiousWW T Q.‹Pbroken off on the left side of the upper half, and (slightly) at the bottom; much damaged on the left side of the lower half; upper right part marred by a very large centrally-located holeQ4RRecto; Verso is blankS documentaryT 5262ar.bmpX 5262ar_b.bmpY 5262ar_c.bmpZ 5262ar_a.bmpZ 5262ar_d.bmphA12.5 X 31 cm28-156*-BIIIulia HeraisPHPetition to Claudius Xenophon, epistrategos of the Heptanomia, with appended copy of a former petition to Titus Pactumeius Magnus, prefect of Egypt, addressed to them by Julia Herais, an Antinoite woman who complains against a tax collector, who has attempted to impose her to pay some land tax which she is not used to pay.BL VIII, 385 (bibliography); BL IX, 289 (l. 13)DocumentaryNeilou polisP.Mich.inv. 6189GreekAnn Arbor11-PapNoYespossibility to remove white dirt near the hole? check also Verso (tape)probably Neilou polis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptStotoetis son of Tesenouphis grandson of Tesenouphis; Tesenouphis son of Tesenouphis grandson of Tesenouphis; Herieus daughter of Tesenouphis grCanddaughter of Tesenouphis; Tapiomis daughter of Tesenouphis granddaughter of Tesenouphis; Stotoetis son of Pekysis; Stotoetis son of Peteuris89-90Pl. IVaSoknopaiou Nesos, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptSB XVI 12679aZPE 42Agriculture; Cadastre; Irrigation(?); Taxation (Land); Unpaid taxes; WomanDraft of a Declaration of Uninundated Land198113.3 x 16 cm1921, Acquired by Kelsey from Nahman in CairoHerakleides, son of [- - -]PHArchive of Kronion son of Apion, nomographos of the grapheion of TebtynisContract by which Herakleides, son of [- - -], leases a bakery to Petesouchos and Sochotes, both sons of Petesouchosca. 30 A.D.(?)Browne GMThebaikos; PersesP.Mich.inv. 673GreekPl. IIITebtynis, PhPMpossible{WWW!WWWW3WW"WSWoWWWWaWmW}WWCWWWWWpreciouslWpreferWpresume|Wprintout"WprobablyWWWW WQW]WWW%WnWWproblemWproblemsLWWWjW:W;W<W=W>Wproblems1scanningthroughthisglassidon'tknowwhatwouLV:V;V<V=V>VpsomnsneusWpsomtisneusWpurouWputWW"WCWJWKWLWMWNWUW}WWWWWzWWQWYWbWWWWWWWOWput3097athesmalleroneinseparatepaperVputbacktofolderVVputinaseparateglass/folderbVputinv3141-3144intodifferentpapersKVputinv3141-3144intodifferentpapersunfoldabitattopLVputinv3141-3144intodifferentpaperswellnoputthisoneMVNVputthefragmentinaseparatepaperinv3133athisisthesVputtingyWWquestionW2nJ8incompletedraftofareportconcerninglandprobablyadeclVincompletenessWWW W!W"W#W$W%W&W'W(W)WinconsiderablyWincorporatedWincorporationCWWincurWindebtedWindemnified:WindemnityOWindependant*WindexWWWWWWWWWWWWindicateWTWmWWeWindicatedWWWLWkWWW W W W W WWWWWWWWWWWWWWW1W2W3W6W:W;W<W=WindicatesWindicationW.WindictionWindictionsWindividualWW[WWWWW[WiWWW@WbWdWeWfWgWhWtWuWvWwWWindividuals<W@WWinfertility WinfluenceTWinform/WinformationyWzWWWW=WWinformerWinformingZWWPWRW{WinformsgWhWWinheritance4WWinherited55;‡O47 x 27.5 cm1921, Acquired by Kelsey from Nahman in CairoKronion son of ApionPHArchive of Kronion son of Apion, nomographos of the grapheion of TebtynisAccounts of expenditures made by Kronion and his colleague Eutychas, the officials of the record-office (grapheion) of Tebtynis, during part of the month of Sebastos of the 7th year of the Emperor Claudius (Sept. 6-17, 46 A.D.); all these expenses were apparce>Tebtynis, Polemonos meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptRecto, col. I (a)PMich IIAccount; Administration; Feeding; No‡'hBgraphy)May 11, 248 or 247 B.C. (date of reception)Edgar CCMemphis; Tephi <or Taphi>P.Mich.inv. 3225GreekAnn ArborRecto - 13 (12 on P.Mich. inv . 3225); Verso - 2GPapYesNoThe images show only the Michigan fragment.black glassUnknown place, EgyptRecto written across the fibresZenoCn (son of Agreophon) (see Pros.Ptol. I 80 + add.); Pais, kybernetes (see Pros.Ptol. V 13849); Artemidoros60Philadelpheia, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, EgyptPMich ILetter; Transport (ship)Business Letter1931damaged along some folds1Recto (written across the fibres) and VersoDocumentary)13‡iiA(Recto) Aigyptos to Zenon greeting. Will you kindly send me, if it is convenient to you, three choes of castor oil, ten alabetes, also some thrissai if you have any freshly caught, half an artab of mustard and some of the large garlic, in order that we may send some to Artemidoros also; for you have been abundantly derided about it. And kindly take delivery of the ten metretai of pitch from Diotimos. If you are sending the aforesaid things, dispatch them at once to Ptolemais; otherwise, iBt will be useless to send them if they are long in coming. So do as I ask you. And send me at all events two linen garments and four pillows. Farewell. (Verso) To Zenon. (Docket) Year 35(?), . . . . Aigyptos.j3done on the orig.; conservation10; scanned; checkedk publishedp12/16/97s1802q€hD/>RectoDocumentary4816r_a.bmp<_600DPIFront_R1>4816ar_a.bmp<_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>iEpeiph 26, of grain of the fourth indiction, for Karanis, Amoeis, son of Paianos, four and one-sixth artabai, 4 1/6 artabai only, through Andreas, on behalf of the syndicate of Pekysios. . . .j#done, on the orig. SCANNED; checkedk publishedl'P.J. Sijpesteijn, ZPE 64 (1986) p. 118.p6/10/97s2326$SB VI 9436ua - RectoAegyptus 33Taxation (Land); Tax CollectionReceipt for Tax Payment in Kind1953nearly compl-L0 s‚ jk publishedl&B. Kramer, ZPE 97 (1993) p. 133, n. 17p1/26/98s2704(‚AP.Mich.inv. 2985BRectoCPapD-Archive of Gaius Apolinarius Niger (& family)EBoak AERFJEA 13G151-154H1927J SB IV 7427MZPE 15N Youtie HCO11-16P1974UYesVGWYesX 24-5006E2-A[4Extract from the Minutes of the Epikrisis of Ephebes\ 25 X 12.4 cm]f"black glass" + 3rd fold from the left: chevauchement (sorry, I don't know how to say that in English)_Originally Inv. Nr. 2985, but wrongly published as Inv. Nr. 2895 by Boak and Youtie. - Perhaps linked to Verso: see corresponding card.n=Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptoGreekr20sRed ink; writing along the fibres; typical business hand of the late IInd cent. (lines 1-17); decoration in upper, lower and left marginsuAmmonios, bibliophylaxv6ca. 180-230 A.D. (date of the epikrisis: 168/169 A.D.)w Ann Arborynis during the four last months of the 2nd year of the Emperor Claudius. - Col. I, abstract 1 records a lease of pasture laN pmichiiiDVEVmVqV}VEVRVVV_VvVyV{V|VVVVVVVVV7VV?V@VCVpmichivVpmichiv2VpmichixVVpmichmichael6VpmichvVpmichviVVpmichviiyVpmichviiitVuVpmichx V*Vpmichxi0VVpmichxiiCVDVEVFV\VVVVVVVVVVVpmichxivVVVVVVVVVVpmichxvVVVVVVVVVVVVVVA pmichxvstudiinonoredisirosolazzi@Rsupplementumhellenisticum@&tapaund@!hxvzpe$<`1921acquiredbykelseyfromdraskrennotesbycrum1921VVV]VHVIV VV1921acquiredbykelseyfromnahmanincairoV9V:VCVDVEV VVVVVVV]V^V_V`VaVbVcVdVeVfVgVhViVjVkVlVmVnVoVpVqVrVsVtVuVvVwVxVyVzV{V|V}V~VVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVV&L(nameWWnWnativeWpWqWneWnew}WWWnogWVWnos/W^WoWrWWWW%W)W+WW5W:WIWJWVW_WpWWWWWWWnotesWWWWWWWW]WHWIWWW WWnovemberDWEW}WEWWWWWWWWWW%W-W1W2WAWmW|WWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWGWLWWWWWWW!W"W#W$W%W&W'W(W)W*W+W,W-W.W/W0W1W2W3W4W5W6W7W8W9W:W;W<W=W>W?W@WAWWWWWWWWWW W&W'WWWWYWZW[W\WrWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWW2&pwindicationgWVWinnerSWTWinv+WWinventoryqWitsgWVWjWWWWWWWW`WnWjanuaryMWWWWW&W'W.WWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWW!W"WWWWWWW(W]WsWWWW=W|WWWWWW,W^WhWiW|W}WWWWWWWWrWjanuary1924acquiredwithnahmanlotMVVVV&V'V.VVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVV!V"VVVVVVV(V]VsVVV=V|VVVVVV,V^VhViV|V}VVVVVjanuary1928purchasedfromnahmanVVVVjulymWWWWWWW W,WWWWWWWWWWWWWW\,‚hEsee also P.Mich. II, 121, Recto, I, i); Patynis (2 persons?) (see also P.Mich. II, 121, Recto, I, iv); Sambas (see also P.Mich. II, 121, Recto, I, iv); Psenkebkis (see also P.Mich. II, 121, Recto, I, v); Dionysios (see also P.Mich. II, 121, Recto, I, vi); Didymos (see also P.Mich. II, 121, Recto, I, vii); Artemidoros (see also P.Mich. II, 121, Recto, I, vii); Herois (see also P.Mich. II, 121, Recto, I, viii-ix); Chairemon (see also P.Mich. II, 121, Recto, I, x); Mareus (see also P.Mich. IIF, 121, Recto, I, x)164-167Tebtynis, Polemonos meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptBL III, 107 (l. 3); BL VIII, 211 (bibliography). - L. 9: read Labesio(s) instead of Laboesio(s). (PH)Boak AER121, Verso, col. IPl. I (col. I)PMich II1933SB III 6705Verso, col. IJEA 9Administration; Animal; Archive; Dowry; House Ownership; Land O,,W‚hGwnership; Lease; Loan; Marriage; Notary; Nursing; Renting; Sale; Slave; WomanQuadrimestrial Register of Contracts1923Large roll containing writing on both sides; broken off at the left of the Recto, but the writing on the Verso is almost completely intact1Verso; Recto: collection of abstracts of contractsDocumentary622v_1.bmpHO<_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1>622v_a.bmp<_600DPIBack_R2>622v_n.bmp<_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>iAgreement to furnish lodging for 20 drachmai, (made) by Orsenouphis to Orsenouphis. Agreement of sale of a donkey, (made) by Lysimachos and others,, ‚iAYear 2 of Tiberius Claudius Caesar Augustus Germanicus the Emperor. Register of the record-office of Tebtynis and Kerkesoucha Orous. Month Germanikeios, 3. Sale of a vacant plot by Herodes to Harpaesis. Agreement of sale of a vineyard, (made) by Kronion and others to Theanis. Acknowledgment (of receipt) of a dowry of 32 silver drachmai, (made) by Patynis to Thenpsyphis On the 4th. Alimentary contract of the value of 21 gold pieces, (made) by Herakleios to Thenthonis. Agreement of division,B (made) by Orseus and others to Psosneous. On the 5th. Contract agreement to furnish lodging for 40 drachmai, (made) by Panebtynis and others. Agreement of division (of property), (made) by Labesis to Tapekysis. Lease of pasture land, (made) by Marsisouchos and others to Lysimachos. Lease of pasture land, (made) by Psyphis and others to Galates. Agreement to furnish lodging for 20 drachmai, (made) by Orsenouphis to Orsenouphis. Agreement of sale of a donkey, (made) by Lysimachos and others("MY6cacWhWsWtW{W~WWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWYWZW[WbWcWWWW/W0W2W3W4W6W>W_Wca105ad'Vca117adVca126-128adhVca142/143adVca144/145adVca150ad\Vca152adVca165-175adoriginalsvariousdates150-159adVca166-169adtV_Vca174adUVca180-189ador211-216adVca180-210ad%Vca180-230addateoftheepikrisis168/169adVca186/185bccVca187adeVca188-190ad{Vca19/20adZVca194adVca194bcZVVca24-25adbVca246-221bcreignofptolemyiiiVca249/250adVca250bc}VVca251-248bceVca253bcVca257bc;Vca258-256bcVca259adVca259admay3259or260ad~Vca285adaug1285orfeb2286adVca296-297adVVVVca296-297adjune16V3<earlier@oerroneously@Ifacingfavoringfirstrfollowing@48forhermes-daysdaysonwhichnodutieswerereceivedseep@/ forthedateofthistextmoreorlesscontemporarytotheafound@)geta@grapheionhas $here@himiiiiiimages@(inK26inpmichi19ccedgarlimitedhimselftosomecorrectionsintheleftmarginoppositeeachparagraphcrossreferences(x(x@(x7*^W9theoLtheodoraWlWtheodoradaughterofthedefunctVtheodoros;W+7I9tapetesouchosWWtapetheusWWtapetosirisWtapetsirisWWW{WhWiWWtapetsirisdaughteroforsenouphisVVVtapetsirisdaughterofpnepheroshiswifehViVtapetsiriswifeofpetesouchosVtapetsoykisXW :tapettheusWtaphatrestaphetapholemistapiamisYWtapieusW<WtapiomisWtapitynis2WtapnebtynisW;W?WAWVWWW]WdWeWWWWWW W WWWW;W<WtapnebtynisdaughterofsoterichosVtapnebtynisseealsopmichv238l136-137eVtapnebtynisunnamedwifeseealsopmichv239l7;Vtapneoitoinis?WWW]WdWtapneutynis;WtaponisCtapontosAWLWkWWuW W6W6Wrax[tarchosWtarmouthisW<Wtarmouthisseealsopmichv238l167-168VtaseusWW3tasigeris tasisW<WtasooukiosWtasooukiostasooukisdaughteroftheospersineV5,"ŒjC Neronia III. Actes du IIIe Colloque International de la Socit Internationale d'tudes Nroniennes. Varenna, juin 1982 = Atti CERDAC. 12 = N.S., 2 (1982-1983 [1987])pp. 139-148; - JENKINS Fred W., New Texts from the Tebtunis Grapheion Archive, BASP 29 (1992) pp. 31-40; - E. Husselman, Procedures of the Record Office of Tebtunis in the First Century A.D., Proceedings of the Twelfth International Congress of Papyrology (Toronto, 1970) pp. 223-238; - Kovel'man A.B., Arenda v Juznom Fajume vD seredine i v. n. e. (Po Miciganskim registram.) Avec un rsum en anglais: Land Leases in Southern Fayum in the Middle of the 1 Century A.D. (based on the Michigan records.), VDI 128 (1974, fasc. 2) pp. 69-85; - Cockle Walter E.H., State Archives in Graeco-Roman Egypt from 30 B.C. to the Reign of Septimius Severus, JEA 70 (1984) pp. 106-122 - PESTMAN P.W., 'Oud papier' uit een notariskantoor in het oude Egypte ofwel Kronion, een notaris uit het begin van onze jaartelling. [Du 'vieux papieek)\‡$X% November 1925; Acquired from Brummer[Letter\ 7.7 x 16.5 cm]black glass; check Verson7Philadelpheia, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, EgyptoGreekr21uUnknownvIIIrd cent. B.C.w Ann ArborxFragment of a letter, with copy of another letter addressed to Hephaistion(?); both seem to have been concerned with irrigation work in the Memphite nomeyHephaistion; Komoapis (architekton?) (see Pros.Ptol. I 535 + add.; Pap.Lugd.Bat. XXI, p. 355); Thrason(?) (see Pros.Ptol. I 128)zIrrigation; Letter{Akanthon [polis]|PHOUnknown place, EgyptP8broken off on the left and right sides and at the bottomQ1RRectoS DocumentaryX 3228r_a.bmphji[- - -] Please settle with them as soon as possible, in order that they may not be detained, as they are at work. Farewell. Year 33, Phaophi 4.j!done on the orig.; conservation10k publishedp12/9/97 ‡$AP.Mich.inv. 3228CPapD Zenon archiveEEdgar CCFPMich IG92H1931UYesVGWNoX% November 1925; Acquired from Brummer[Letter perX5"l‚ADue to the size of this papyrus roll, its content has been divided in the present database into several cards: one for each column of the Verso (register of contracts), one for each abstract on the Recto (collection of abstracts of contracts, or eiromenon).nW?W@WAWGWHWIWJWLWMWNWOWRWTWUWYW\W]WcWeWfWhWjWkWrWtWuWvWxWzW{W}W~WWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWW7O:iAConcession of a crop of [acanthus]. [To Orsenouphis, son of Harmiysis], entrepreneur [(of the estate) of Iulia Augusta and] the children of Germanicus Caesar. From Herakles, son of Ares. I (wish to) sublet, if you agree, the crop of acanthus which you hold in lease for the present twelfth year of Tiberius Caesar Augustus. I promise to pay you rent of sixteen drachmai of silver in the month of Mesore of the same year. If you agree to sublet (the crop) to me upon the aforementioned terms, nB&ot to sublet it to anyone else, not to cultivate it yourself, and without any increase in rent. (2nd hand) I, Herakles, son of [Areos], have submitted [the application - - -]. Year 12 of Tiberius Caesar Augustus, Pharmouthi 30. (3rd hand) I, Orsenouphis, son of Harmiysis, have conceded [- - -]j*done on the orig.; conservation16; scannedk publishedl&B. Kramer, Archiv 40 (1994) p. 211-212p6/3/98;AP.Mich.inv. 6828CPapEWest MLFBASP 3G69-75H1966KSee noteUNoVIWYes, ,‚jBearch result, no difference will appear between them, which is a problem. Ask Nigel? Traianos: should I add the bibliography concerning the grapheion, as: - R.H. Pierce, Grapheion, Catalogue, and Library in Roman Egypt, SymbOslo 43 (1968) pp. 68-83; - Hobson Deborah W., The Role of Women in the Economic Life of Roman Egypt: A Case Study from First Century Tebtunis, EchCl 28 = N.S., 3 (1984) pp. 373-390; - Montevecchi Orsolina, La crisi economica sotto Claudio e Nerone: Nuove testimonianze,C Neronia III. Actes du IIIe Colloque International de la Socit Internationale d'tudes Nroniennes. Varenna, juin 1982 = Atti CERDAC. 12 = N.S., 2 (1982-1983 [1987])pp. 139-148; - JENKINS Fred W., New Texts from the Tebtunis Grapheion Archive, BASP 29 (1992) pp. 31-40; - E. Husselman, Procedures of the Record Office of Tebtunis in the First Century A.D., Proceedings of the Twelfth International Congress of Papyrology (Toronto, 1970) pp. 223-238; - Kovel'man A.B., Arenda v Juznom Fajume vQ1,iN‚j@A i  n       k publishedlA. Segre, Aegyptus 7 (1926) p. 97-107. Photos of col. I are also to be found in: O. Montevecchi, La papirologia (Milano, 1988) pl. 40; N. Lewis, Papyrus in Classical Antiquity (Oxford, 1974) pl. 7; C.P.Gr. I, pl. XXXVI.p1/16/98s2754?‚AP.Mich. inv. 762CWTEBoak AERFJHS 41G217-9H1921IPl X, XIUYesWYesXRpurchased by Mr. Kelsey in Egypt in March and April, 1920, from Mr. Maurice NahmanhocumentaryV 622v_1.bmp` 622v_a.bmp` 622v_b.bmpa 622v_n.bmpa 622v_o.bmph the collection of the abstracts of the contracts, written on the Recto. - Col. I records the contracts registered between April 28 and May 6, 42 A.D. (the fragmentary abstracts corresponding to col. I, l. 11-20 are to be found on the Recto, col. I, i-x).9s (see also P.Mich. II, 121, Recto, I, vii); Herois (see also P.,,‚jD seredine i v. n. e. (Po Miciganskim registram.) Avec un rsum en anglais: Land Leases in Southern Fayum in the Middle of the 1 Century A.D. (based on the Michigan records.), VDI 128 (1974, fasc. 2) pp. 69-85; - Cockle Walter E.H., State Archives in Graeco-Roman Egypt from 30 B.C. to the Reign of Septimius Severus, JEA 70 (1984) pp. 106-122 - PESTMAN P.W., 'Oud papier' uit een notariskantoor in het oude Egypte ofwel Kronion, een notaris uit het begin van onze jaartelling. [Du 'vieux papieEr' provenant d'un bureau de notaire de l'gypte ancienne ou Kronion, un notaire du dbut de notre re.], P.H.M. GERVER, J.G. KUIJL, A.J.H. PLEYSIER, R.T.G. VERSTRAATEN (Edd.), Heden verschenen voor mij ... Liber Amicorum aangeboden aan prof. mr. A.L.M. Soons, gewoon hoogleraar in het Notarile Recht aan de Faculteit der Rechtsgeleerdheid van de Rijksuniversiteit Leiden ter gelegenheid van zijn emeritaat (Arnhem, 1995) pp. 119-126, 1 tabl., 1 fac-sim., 1 arbre gnal. Scanned. 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Agreement of obligation to remain in service (paramone) for the sum of 60 drachmai, (made) by Herakleios to Orsenouphis. Acknowledgment of receipt of 60 drachmai, (made) by Herakleios to Herakleios son of Orseus. On the 18th. Loan of 48 silver drachmai, (made) by Phaesis to Papnebtynis. On the 19th. Agreement (of - - -) of 288 drachmai, (made) by Kronion and others to Akousilaos. Agreement of concession of 6 1/2 arourai of an Dyallotment granted to a policeman, (made) by Kronion to Areios. Acknowledgment of receipt, (made) by Areios to Kronion. On the 21st. Acknowledgment of deposit of 1,000 silver drachmai, (made) by Kronion to Areios. Acknowledgment of deposit of 92 drachmai, (made) by Satyros and others to Apollonios. On the 22nd. Loan of 42 drachmai, (made) by Herodion to Harpaesis and another.CjDebt (& Paramone); Deposit; Dowry; Feeding; Land Ownership; Lease; Loan; Marriage; Notary; Paramone (oblek,N,lŒiBi of wheat, (made) by Nikomedes to Herakles. Acknowledgment of receipt of a dowry of 200 drachmai, (made) by Herakleios and others to Klesis. Lease of 10 arourai, (made) by Herodes to Onnophris. Acknowledgment of receipt of a dowry of 32 drachmai, (made) by Orseus to Thenanchious. <Alimentary> contract for the value of 11 gold pieces, (made) by Patynis to Tapeseus. Lease of pasture land, (made) by Orsenouphis and another to Orseus. Agreement <to pay> 92 silver drachmai, (made) Cby Petheus to Papontos. Acknowledgment <of deposit> of 700 drachmai, (made) by Herodes to Apias. On the 28th. Agreement to furnish lodging for 40 drachmai, (made) by Klesis and others to Papontos. Acknowledgment of receipt for rent, (made) by Herodes <Read: Herakleides> to Haryotes. Pauni 1. Agreement to furnish lodging for 28 drachmai, (made) by Leon to Pallaus. On the 3rd. Agreement of confirmation, (made) by Orsenouphis and others to Herakles and another. Loan of 48 drachmai+,5ŒuUnknown scribevAfter August 28, 42 A.D.w Ann Arbor8ADay by day register of the contracts recorded at the record-office (grapheion) of Tebtynis during the four last months of the 2nd year of the Emperor Claudius; it served as an index for the collection of the abstracts of the contracts, written on the Recto. - Col. III records the contracts registered between May 19 and 29, 42 A.D. (the abstracts corresponding to col. III, 1-18 are to be found on the Recto, col. III, vii-IV, xii).9APetesouchos (son of Harmiysis) (see also P.Mich. II, 121, Recto, III, vii); Thaubastis (daughter of Orseus, wife of Petesouchos son of Harmiysis) (see also P.Mich. II, 121, Recto, III, vii); Psenkebkis (son of Petosiris) (see also P.Mich. II, 121, Recto, III, viii); Marsisouchos (son of Marsisouchos) (see also P.Mich. II, 121, Recto, III, viii); Kronion (son of Damas) (see also P.Mich. II, 121, Recto, III, ix); Orsenouphis (son of Chales alias Psenobastis) (see also P.Mich. II, 121, Recto,,,ŒhATotal size of the roll: 2.39 m x 29 cm1921, Acquired by Kelsey from Nahman in CairoUnknown scribePHArchive of Kronion son of Apion, nomographos of the grapheion of Tebtynis; see also noteDay by day register of the contracts recorded at the record-office (grapheion) of Tebtynis during the four last months of the 2nd year of the Emperor Claudius; it served as an index for the collection of the abstracts of thBe contracts, written on the Recto. - Col. II records the contracts registered between May 6 and 17, 42 A.D. (the abstracts corresponding to this column are to be found on the Recto, col. I, xi-III, vi).After August 28, 42 A.D.Boak AERP.Mich.inv. 622GreekAnn ArborVerso, col. II - 20top of lockers 2-4PapNoYesDue to the size of this papyrus roll, its content has#$,Œ9D, II, vii); Tasooukis (daughter of Theos) (see also P.Mich. II, 121, Recto, II, viii); Horos (son of Papontos) (see also P.Mich. II, 121, Recto, II, viii); Charonion (son of Nilos) (see also P.Mich. II, 121, Recto, II, ix); Patron (son of Tryphon) (see also P.Mich. II, 121, Recto, II, ix); Patynis (son of Patynis) (see also P.Mich. II, 121, Recto, II, x); Marres (Malles) (son of Orseus, minor child) (see also P.Mich. II, 121, Recto, II, x); Patynis (son of Kronion) (see also P.Mich. II, 12E1, Recto, III, i); Thatres (daughter of Nikomedes[?], wife of Patynis son of Kronion) (see also P.Mich. II, 121, Recto, III, i); Papnebtynis (son of Papnebtynis) (see also P.Mich. II, 121, Recto, III, ii); Pallaus (son of Horouanchis) (see also P.Mich. II, 121, Recto, III, ii); Phasis (son of Peteno--) (see also P.Mich. II, 121, Recto, III, iii-iv); Haryotes (son of Lysimachos) (see also P.Mich. II, 121, Recto, III, iii-iv); Didymos (son of Telesis) (see also P.Mich. II, 121, Recto, III, v,,Œ9FZi-vii); Petheous (Petheus) (son of Petheus) (see also P.Mich. II, 121, Recto, III, vi-vii) :AAdministration; Animal; Apprenticeship; Archive; Debt (& Paramone); Deposit; Divorce; Dowry; Land Ownership; Lease; Loan; Marriage; Notary; Paramone (obligation to remain at someone's service); Personal status: minor child; Profession; Sale; Servility; Woman|PHOwell... you know...Tebtynis, Polemonos meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptPetheus (see also P.Mich. II, 121, Recto, I, xi); Narkissa (see also P.Mich. II, 121, Recto, I, xi); Galates (see also P.Mich. II, 121, Recto, I, xii); Elis (see also P.MDich. II, 121, Recto, I, xii); Petesys (son of [- - -]) (see also P.Mich. II, 121, Recto, I, xiii); Herodes (son of [- - -])(see also P.Mich. II, 121, Recto, I, xiii); Akousilaos (son of Kastor) (see also P.Mich. II, 121, Recto, I, xiv-II, i); Eutychos (son of [- - -] and Tamares?) (see also P.Mich. II, 121, Recto, I, xiv-II, i); Tamares (Tamarron) (daughter of Haryotes) (see also P.Mich. II, 121, Recto, II, i); Petsiris (son of Phamounis) (see also P.Mich. II, 121, Recto, II, ii); Thenamh, +JŒiDDnt (of deposit) of 52 silver drachmai, (made) by Petheus to Didymos.jAdone on the orig. check height, conserv status, notes preserv Check: Nigel: possibility of adding to the note a link to the next and preceding columns or to all the records of this inv. nr. (through an automated search?). We could also make 1 general card (with general bibliography?) with links to all the others? - Possibility of changing the text of the translation into links when the corresponding abstracts are on the Recto? Traianos: when these cards will be on the web, displayed as a setween May 6 and 17, 42 A.D. (the abstracts corresponding to this column are to be found on the Recto, col. I, xi-III, vi).After August 28, 42 A.D.Boak AERP.Mich.inv. 622GreekAnn ArborVerso, col. II - 20top of lockers 2-4PapNoYesDue to the size of this papyrus roll, its content has,+,,ŒhI nome, province of EgyptBL III, 107 (l. 12)Verso, col. IIPMich IIAdministration; Animal; Apprenticeship; Archive; Debt (& Paramone); Deposit; Divorce; Dowry; Land Ownership; Lease; Loan; Marriage; Notary; Paramone (obligation to remain at someone's service); Personal status: minor child; Profession; Sale; Servility; WomanQuadrimestrial Register of Contracts1933Large roll contaiJning writing on both sides; broken off at the left of the Recto, but the writing on the Verso is almost completely intact1Verso; Recto: collection of abstracts of contractsDocumentary622v_1.bmp<_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1>622v_b,,,ŒiBgment of deposit of 260 drachmai, (made) by Herodes to Lysas. Acknowledgment of receipt of a dowry, (made) by Thaesis to Petesys. Lease of 14 arourai, (made) by Pakebkis to Orseus. Lease of 5 arourai, (made) by Hatres to Marsisouchos. Lease of 3 arourai, (made) by Apollonios to Orsenouphis. On the 18th. (Contract by which) Tasooukis gave (her son) in apprenticeship to Horos. Acknowledgment of (receipt of) 400 drachmai as earnest-money (for a sale of land), (made) by Charonion to Patron. AcCknowledgment of deposit of 152 drachmai, (made) by Patynis to Marres. Alimentary contract for the value of 11 gold pieces, (made) by Patynis to Thatres. Acknowledgment of deposit of 40 drachmai, (made) by Papnebtynis to Pallaus. Agreement of obligation to remain in service (paramone) for the sum of 100 drachmai, (made) by Phasis to Haryotes. Loan of 16 drachmai, (made) by Haryotes to Phasis. Lease of a granary, (made) by Didymos and others to Petheous and another. On the 22nd. Acknowledgme1+ŒjD- Kovel'man A.B., Arenda v Juznom Fajume v seredine i v. n. e. (Po Miciganskim registram.) Avec un rsum en anglais: Land Leases in Southern Fayum in the Middle of the 1 Century A.D. (based on the Michigan records.), VDI 128 (1974, fasc. 2) pp. 69-85; - Cockle Walter E.H., State Archives in Graeco-Roman Egypt from 30 B.C. to the Reign of Septimius Severus, JEA 70 (1984) pp. 106-122 - PESTMAN P.W., 'Oud papier' uit een notariskantoor in het oude Egypte ofwel Kronion, een notaris uit het beEgin van onze jaartelling. [Du 'vieux papier' provenant d'un bureau de notaire de l'gypte ancienne ou Kronion, un notaire du dbut de notre re.], P.H.M. GERVER, J.G. KUIJL, A.J.H. PLEYSIER, R.T.G. VERSTRAATEN (Edd.), Heden verschenen voor mij ... Liber Amicorum aangeboden aan prof. mr. A.L.M. Soons, gewoon hoogleraar in het Notarile Recht aan de Faculteit der Rechtsgeleerdheid van de Rijksuniversiteit Leiden ter gelegenheid van zijn emeritaat (Arnhem, 1995) pp. 119-126, 1 tabl., 1 fac-si,,4ŒjEr' provenant d'un bureau de notaire de l'gypte ancienne ou Kronion, un notaire du dbut de notre re.], P.H.M. GERVER, J.G. KUIJL, A.J.H. PLEYSIER, R.T.G. VERSTRAATEN (Edd.), Heden verschenen voor mij ... Liber Amicorum aangeboden aan prof. mr. A.L.M. Soons, gewoon hoogleraar in het Notarile Recht aan de Faculteit der Rechtsgeleerdheid van de Rijksuniversiteit Leiden ter gelegenheid van zijn emeritaat (Arnhem, 1995) pp. 119-126, 1 tabl., 1 fac-sim., 1 arbre gnal. CHECKED Scanned.  @A i  n       k publishedlMA.E.R. Boak, JEA 9 (1923) p. 164-167; A. Segre, Aegyptus 7 (1926) p. 97-107.p1/16/98s2757iŒAP.Mich.inv. 622B Verso, col. VCPapDXArchive of Kronion son of Apion, nomographos of the grapheion of Tebtynis; see also noteEBoak AERFPMich IIG121, Verso, col. 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II, 121, Recto, II, ix); Patron (son of Tryphon) (see also P.Mich. II, 121, Recto, II, ix); Patynis (son of Patynis) (see also P.Mich. II, 121, Recto, II, x); Marres (Malles) (son of Orseus, minor child) (see also P.Mich. II, 121, Recto, II, x); Patynis (son of Kronion) (see also P.Mich. II, 121, Recto, III, i); Thatres (daughter of Nikomedes[?], wife of Patynis son of Kronion) (see also P.Mich. II, 121, Recto, III, i); Papnebtynis (son of Papnebtynis) (see alsHo P.Mich. II, 121, Recto, III, ii); Pallaus (son of Horouanchis) (see also P.Mich. II, 121, Recto, III, ii); Phasis (son of Peteno--) (see also P.Mich. II, 121, Recto, III, iii-iv); Haryotes (son of Lysimachos) (see also P.Mich. II, 121, Recto, III, iii-iv); Didymos (son of Telesis) (see also P.Mich. II, 121, Recto, III, vi-vii); Petheous (Petheus) (son of Petheus) (see also P.Mich. II, 121, Recto, III, vi-vii)121, Verso, col. IITebtynis, Polemonos meris, Arsinoite,, ŒhK.bmp<_600DPIBack_R2>622v_o.bmp<_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>iA(The 11th, continued). Agreement of sale of a donkey, (made) by Petheus to Narkissa. On the 12th. [[Agreement (made) by Galates]] Lease of 4 1/2 arourai, (made) by Galates and others to Elis. On the 14th. Agreement of sale of a donkey, (made) by Petesys to Herodes. On the 16th. Lease of 5 arourai, (made) by Akousilaos to Eutychos. Lease of 5 arourai, (made) by Akousilaos to Tamares. Alimentary contract of the value of 21 gold pieces, (made) by Petsiris and another to Thenamounis. Acknowledo, II, vi); Apollonios (son of Herakles) (see also P.Mich. II, 121, Recto, II, vii); Orsenouphis (presbyteros, son of Orsenouphis) (see also P.Mich. II, 121, Recto, II, vii); Tasooukis (daughter of Theos) (see also P.Mich. II, 121, Recto, II, viii); Horos (son of Papontos) (see also P.Mich. II, 121, Recto, II, viii); Charonion (son5@ithenapynchisWDWWWWWWthenarkeeisWWthenarmaeisWthenaryotesWthenaterisWthenatymisWWLW W W;Wthencheos WthenchonephisWthenchorephisWthenerakleaWWW3WthenerakleiakWWWthenkebkisLWWthenmaronW W;WthenmarresW WthenmarsisouchosLWbWkW|W}WW3Wthenmenches:WkWWW6WthenmesouerisWthenmieusWthenobestis\WWthenorsesWthenorseusWthenpasosiWWthenpatynis:WthenpesytisWthenpetermouthisfWhWWWWthenpetsooukisWthenpetsoykisWW WWWWthenphanesWthenphatresfWhWWWWthenphemnasisWthenprakisW<WthenpsosneusWWW<WthenpsyphisWWWWthenthonisWthentitoisWWtheodoraWlWtheodoros;WHWkWWWWW[WpWWtheodosios[W,,+ŒhEounis (daughter of Marres, wife of Dionysos son of Petsiris) (see also P.Mich. II, 121, Recto, II, i); Herodes (neoteros, son of Ptolemaios) (see also P.Mich. II, 121, Recto, II, iii); Lysas (son of Didymos) (see also P.Mich. II, 121, Recto, II, iii); Thaesis (daughter of Patynis) (see also P.Mich. II, 121, Recto, II, iv); Petesys (Petheus, son of Peloeis in P.Mich. II, 121, Recto, II, iv); Pakebkis (son of Horos) (see also P.Mich. II, 121, Recto, II, v); Orseus (son of Orseus) (see also PF.Mich. II, 121, Recto, II, v); Hatres (son of Phanes) (see also P.Mich. II, 121, Recto, II, vi); Marsisouchos (son of Marepsemis) (see also P.Mich. II, 121, Recto, II, vi); Apollonios (son of Herakles) (see also P.Mich. II, 121, Recto, II, vii); Orsenouphis (presbyteros, son of Orsenouphis) (see also P.Mich. II, 121, Recto, II, vii); Tasooukis (daughter of Theos) (see also P.Mich. II, 121, Recto, II, viii); Horos (son of Papontos) (see also P.Mich. II, 121, Recto, II, viii); Charonion (son-J9petetriphisWyWOWpetetriphissonofmestasmysthasVpeteuchosrWpeteurisWWW?W@WWmpeteusWW6WpeteusunnamedwifeVpeteutemissWpethe1petheousWpethermouthisjWmWpethermouthispetermouthisjVpetheusuWWWWWWWWems>1Verso; Recto: collection of abstracts of contractsDocumentary<_F6600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8> ionysios (see also P.Mich. II, 121, Recto, I, vi); Didymos (see also P.Mich. II, 121, Recto, I, vii); Artemidoros (see also P.Mich. II, 121, Recto, I, vii); Herois (see also PC *:slaveryWW3W{WWWWson of Horouanchis) (see also P.Mich. II, 121, Recto, III, ii); Phasis (son of Peteno--) (see also P.Mich. II, 121, Recto, III, iii-iv); Haryotes (son of Lysimachos) (see also P.Mich. II, 121, Recto, III, iii-iv); Didymos; Petheous (Petheus);121Tebtynis, Polemonos meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptBL III, 107 (col. II, l. 12)Verso, col. IIPMich IIAdministration; AInimal; Apprenticeship; Archive; Deposit; Divorce; Dowry; Land Ownership; Lease; Loan; Marriage; Paramone (obligation to remain at someone's service); Personal status: minor child; Profession; Sale; Woman House Ownership; Renting; Slave; Quadrimestrial Register of Contracts1933Large roll containing writing on both sides; broken off at the left of the Recto, but the writing on the Verso is almost completely intact1VeA,hH‡hF>3096av.bmp3096bv.bmp<_600DPIFront_R1>3096ar_a.bmp<_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3>3096br_a.bmp<_600DPIFront_R4>3096br_b.bmp<_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1>3096av_a.bmp<_600DPIBack_R2>3096av_b.bmp<_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4>3096bv_b.bmp<_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8> Ri((Text too fragmentary to be translated).j3done, on the orig.; conservation9; scanned; checkedk publishedp10/16/97s1777n of Pharytes, isionomos (see Pros.Ptol. III 6915); Phanoupis (Panoupis); Amoles (son of Herpekysis?) (see Pros.Pt0OYŒjEypte ofwel Kronion, een notaris uit het begin van onze jaartelling. [Du 'vieux papier' provenant d'un bureau de notaire de l'gypte ancienne ou Kronion, un notaire du dbut de notre re.], P.H.M. GERVER, J.G. KUIJL, A.J.H. PLEYSIER, R.T.G. VERSTRAATEN (Edd.), Heden verschenen voor mij ... Liber Amicorum aangeboden aan prof. mr. A.L.M. Soons, gewoon hoogleraar in het Notarile Recht aan de Faculteit der Rechtsgeleerdheid van de Rijksuniversiteit Leiden ter gelegenheid van zijn emeritaat (ArFOnhem, 1995) pp. 119-126, 1 tabl., 1 fac-sim., 1 arbre gnal. CHECKED Scanned.  @A    E  G    k publishedlMA.E.R. Boak, JEA 9 (1923) p. 164-167; A. Segre, Aegyptus 7 (1926) p. 97-107.p1/16/98}ŒAP.Mich.inv. 622B Verso, col. XCPapDXArchive of Kronion son of Apion, nomographos of the grapheion of Tebtynis; see also noteEBoak AERC‰?4ARep Editor - Pighi G. B.; Rep Ser. - Lettere latine d'un soldato di Traiano; 1964; Rep_Pg_No 4; Rep Editor - Cugusi P.; Rep Ser. - C.Epist.Lat.; 1992; Rep_Pg_No 141; Rep Editor - Dorandi T; Rep Ser. - Ch.L.A. XLII; 1994; Rep_Pg_No 1218 (photo: p. 41-42)uClaudius TerentianusvEarly IInd cent. A.D.wCairo8ALetter from Claudius Terentianus to his father(?) Claudius Tiberianus, acknowledging receipt of certain articles of clothes, requesting military equipment, relating a petty quarrel about something borrowed and not returned, and referring to his enlistment in the (Alexandrian) fleet9AeClaudius Terentianus (see P. Mich. VIII, 467-481 introd.); his father(?) Claudius Tiberianus (see P. Mich. VIII, 467-481 introd.); his father(?) Ptolemaios (see P. Mich. VIII, 467-481 introd.); his mother and brothers (unnamed); Nepotianus (Nephotianos); Kalabel; Deipistus (Deipistos?); Marcellus (bis?); Valerius; Aphrodisia; Isityche; Serenus; Terentius,",iŒX-1921, Acquired by Kelsey from Nahman in Cairo[$Quadrimestrial Register of Contracts\&Total size of the roll: 2.39 m x 29 cm]well... you know...ADue to the size of this papyrus roll, its content has been divided in the present database into several cards: one for each column of the Verso (register of contracts), one for each abstract on the Recto (collection of abstracts of contracts, or eiromenon).nGreekAnn ArborVerso, col. III - 21top of lockers 2-4PapNoYesDue to the size of this papyrus roll, its co,7,XŒhATotal size of the roll: 2.39 m x 29 cm1921, Acquired by Kelsey from Nahman in CairoUnknown scribePHArchive of Kronion son of Apion, nomographos of the grapheion of Tebtynis; see also noteDay by day register of the contracts recorded at the record-office (grapheion) of Tebtynis during the four last months of the 2nd year of the Emperor Claudius; it served as an index for the collection of the abstracts of thBe contracts, written on the Recto. - Col. III records the contracts registered between May 19 and 29, 42 A.D. (the abstracts corresponding to col. III, 1-18 are to be found on the Recto, col. III, vii-IV, xii).After August 28, 42 A.D.Boak AERP.Mich.inv. 622GreekAnn ArborVerso, col. III - 21top of lockers 2-4PapNoYesDue to the size of this papyrus roll, its co.%* 3iover`W|WW3WyWWOW/W3W (if we have to open the glass)Tebtynis, Polemonos meris, Arsinoite nome, province of Egyptmedium-sized business hand (same as in P.Mich. II, 122)Kronion; Psosneus; Onnophris; Iucundus; Hermas; Hatres, heiaireus (hiereus) (& others); Maron; Galates; Lysas; Didyme; Tasoykis, wife of Harmaeis; Harmaeis (Harmais), husband of Tasoykis; Komon; (another?) Galates; Harmiysis; Heronas; (another?) Harmiysis; Horion; (anEother?) Onnophris; Orsenouphis; Terepsaeis (Terepsais); Tephersos (& unnamed parents); Tatephersos; Orseus; Herakleides; Herodes; Kollauthis; Modestus; Petesouchos; Papnebtynis, father of Apynchis; Apynchis, son of Papnebtynis (see also P.Mich. II, 123, Recto, col. XI, 5); Thenmaron; Mieus; Cheos (& unnamed wife); Herakles; Kollouthos (& unnamed sons & wife); Pakebkis; (another?) Maron; Heraklas; Seras; Tapetsoykis; (another?) Psosneus; Eutychides; (another?) Psosneus; (another?) Mieus; Pe,W,ŒX-1921, Acquired by Kelsey from Nahman in Cairo[$Quadrimestrial Register of Contracts\&Total size of the roll: 2.39 m x 29 cm]well... you know...ADue to the size of this papyrus roll, its content has been divided in the present database into several cards: one for each column of the Verso (register of contracts), one for each abstract on the Recto (collection of abstracts of contracts, or eiromenon).nEu<_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8> -s) (see Pros.Ptol. I 786 + add.; V 12978 = VIII 514b; Pap.Lugd.Bat. XXI, p. 287); Philistos(?); Horos son of Pha3zbjroman WWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWW W W W W WWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWW W!W"W#W$W%W&W'W(W)W*W+W,WromanoWrosWrosenbaumWW3WrouBWrsb-kawWrussianWrussoIWIWIWlso P.Mich. II, 121, Recto, III, xiii); Herakleides (son of Harmiysis) (see also P.Mich. II, 121, Recto, IV, i); Klesis (son of Psosneus, father-in-law of Herakleides son of Harmiysis) (see also P.Mich. II, 121, Recto, IV, i; ix); Herodes (son of Herakleides) (see also P.Mich. II, 121, Recto, IV, ii; vii); Onnophris (son of Kollouthos) (see also P.Mich. II, 121, Recto, IV, ii); Or,m;ŒjDf Papyrology (Toronto, 1970) pp. 223-238; - Kovel'man A.B., Arenda v Juznom Fajume v seredine i v. n. e. (Po Miciganskim registram.) Avec un rsum en anglais: Land Leases in Southern Fayum in the Middle of the 1 Century A.D. (based on the Michigan records.), VDI 128 (1974, fasc. 2) pp. 69-85; - Cockle Walter E.H., State Archives in Graeco-Roman Egypt from 30 B.C. to the Reign of Septimius Severus, JEA 70 (1984) pp. 106-122 - PESTMAN P.W., 'Oud papier' uit een notariskantoor in het oude EgEypte ofwel Kronion, een notaris uit het begin van onze jaartelling. [Du 'vieux papier' provenant d'un bureau de notaire de l'gypte ancienne ou Kronion, un notaire du dbut de notre re.], P.H.M. GERVER, J.G. KUIJL, A.J.H. PLEYSIER, R.T.G. VERSTRAATEN (Edd.), Heden verschenen voor mij ... Liber Amicorum aangeboden aan prof. mr. A.L.M. Soons, gewoon hoogleraar in het Notarile Recht aan de Faculteit der Rechtsgeleerdheid van de Rijksuniversiteit Leiden ter gelegenheid van zijn emeritaat (Ar./h,U6ŒzAdministration; Archive; Debt (& Paramone); Deposit; Dowry; Feeding; Land Ownership; Lease; Loan; Marriage; Notary; Paramone (obligation to remain at someone's service); Police; Renting; Salary; Servility; Woman|PHOwell... you know...Tebtynis, Polemonos meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptHerodes; Onnophris; Terepsais; Orsenouphis; Pamethis; Marsisouchos; Polemon; Hermaiskos; Soterichos; Patynis; (another?) Patynis; Soeris; Sarapion; Orses; Herodes; Psyphis; Marepsemis; Eutychos; Phasis; Heron; Proxenos; Hermaiskos; Papontos; Demetria; Orses; DEutychos; Herakleios; Orsenouphis; Herakleios (son of - - -); Herakleios son of Orseus; Phaesis; Papnebtynis.; Kronion; Akousilaos; Kronion; Areios; Satyros; Apollonios; Herodion; Harpaesis121, Verso, col. IVTebtynis, Polemonos meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptVerso, col. IVPMich IIAdministration; Archive; Debt (& Paramone); Deposit; Dowry; Feeding; Land Ownership; Lease; Loan; Marriage; Notary; Paramone (oblR-:administrationdelayssuccessiondebtlandownershipmortgagVadministrationdepositethnicityfamilynotarypersonalstatVadministrationdepositethnicitynotarypersonalstatuspersVVVadministrationdeposithouseownershiplandownershipleaseLVationdikecorveeengineeringirrigationliturgycoVadministrationdivorcedowrywomanguardianVadministrationdowryhouseownershipjewelslandownershiplVadministrationdowryhouseownershipjewelsmarriagetopograVadministrationdowryhouseownershipjewelsmarriageutensilVVadministrationethnicityfeedingguildindustrypersonalstaVadministrationethnicityjusticelandownershippersonalsta"V.VadministrationethnicitylandownershiplandstatusleasepeVVadministrationethnicitylandstatusleasenotarypersonalsVadministrationethnicityleasenotarypersonalstatuspersesVadministrationethnicityleasepersonalstatuspersestesepV,},nŒiA(Pauni) 25. Loan of 56 drachmai, (made) by Eutychos to Marepsemis and another. Lease of estates, (made) by Marepsemis to Marsisouchos. On the 26th. Loan of 240 drachmai, (made) by Galates to Psyphis and others. Lease of 11 arourai of land, (made) by Psyphis to Galates. Loan of 44 drachmai, (made) by Herodion to Harmais and others. On the 27th. Alimentary contract for the value of 11 gold pieces, (made) by Petesouchos to Thatres. On the 28th. Lease of 4 arourai, (made) by Psenkebkis to MarsBisouchos. On the 29th. Acknowledgment of deposit of 60 drachmai, (made) by Orseus to Tamaron. Agreement to furnish lodging for the sum of 100 drachmai, (made) by Panesis to Apollonios. Acknowledgment of receipt of 32 drachmai, (made) by Demetria to Papontos. Epeiph 2. Acknowledgment of deposit of 28 drachmai, (made) by Orseus and others to Heron. Acknowledgment of receipt of a dowry of 200 drachmai, (made) by Thenerakleia to Herakles and another. Agreement of obligation to remain in servic.,0ŒjContevecchi Orsolina, La crisi economica sotto Claudio e Nerone: Nuove testimonianze, Neronia III. Actes du IIIe Colloque International de la Socit Internationale d'tudes Nroniennes. Varenna, juin 1982 = Atti CERDAC. 12 = N.S., 2 (1982-1983 [1987])pp. 139-148; - JENKINS Fred W., New Texts from the Tebtunis Grapheion Archive, BASP 29 (1992) pp. 31-40; - E. Husselman, Procedures of the Record Office of Tebtunis in the First Century A.D., Proceedings of the Twelfth International Congress oDf Papyrology (Toronto, 1970) pp. 223-238; - Kovel'man A.B., Arenda v Juznom Fajume v seredine i v. n. e. (Po Miciganskim registram.) Avec un rsum en anglais: Land Leases in Southern Fayum in the Middle of the 1 Century A.D. (based on the Michigan records.), VDI 128 (1974, fasc. 2) pp. 69-85; - Cockle Walter E.H., State Archives in Graeco-Roman Egypt from 30 B.C. to the Reign of Septimius Severus, JEA 70 (1984) pp. 106-122 - PESTMAN P.W., 'Oud papier' uit een notariskantoor in het oude EgI1L $invWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWW W W W W WWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWW W!W"W#W$W%W&W'W(W)W*W+W,W-W.W/W0W1W2W3W4W6W8W9W:W;W<W=W>W?W@WAWBWCWEWFWGWHWIWJWKWLWMWNWOWPWQWRWSWTWUWXWZW[W_W`WmWnWoWpWqWrWtWwWxWyW{W|WWWWWWWWWWWaWgWpWqWsWtWuWwWxWyWzW{W|W}W~WWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWCLkintroductionBW5WinvW&WWWWWWWWWWWWWWWvWwWxWWWWWW2W3WJWwWWWWWWWW WWWWWWWW"WWWWWWW3WAWW!W-WLWMWvWwWWWWWWWWWHWOWQWinventorynWWWinverted+Wirregular=WisHWtW{WWWWW&W2W;WjWWWWWWWWWWWWWWuWWWWWW<WbWhWWW2W3W=WJWfWhWwWWWWWWW WWWWWWWWWWWWWW&W)WFWWWWW-W5WvWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWW*W+W,W-W.W2W`WisocratesQWistoriiWisuedwWitWWhWWW`W+<8latelyqWlatertWWWkWWW=WQWWWWWWwWLWWlater'sWlatestWlatinqWWW WWWWlatinfragmentprobablyfromaprivateletter VlatterWWWWWWWWSWW5WNWuWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWW/WUWleaseofpasturelandbyherakleidessonofdidymosfromtheVleased]WWleasesWWWWWleastWWWWWWWWWleaveWWleaving&WledgerWWWWledgerinwhicharerecordedthenamesofpersonsobligatedVVlefttWWWhW4W=WBWKWQW{WWWWWWWFWZW[Wleft-handmWlegalW W4W9WMWWlegallyWlegatiWlegion!WWWlegteesWlentilWlentils WlesseejWWFWlesseesWWWDWWlessorWWWletWToA]9petsirissonofpeVpetsirissonofpemsousVpetsirissonofphoulemistalitesVpetsirissonofptolemaiosandtkollainisgrandsonofonnophVpetsoraipisWpetsoraipissonofpnepherosphrontistesofchairemonVpetsorapis+WUWpetsorapissonofsempronius+Vpeus:Wpeuspeeus:VpezoncWphW W<WWjWphsonofphiliskosjVphajWphaaliasthjVphabosWphaeionisWphaeisWphaerios<Wphaes_WphaesisWWUWWWWWWUWWW_WWWWIWphaesishiereusVphaesissonofhekysisIVphaesissonofnikonUVVphaesissonofpeteesisUVphaiWWWWWphamouniskybernetesseeprosptolv13876VVphampinWphanemieusjWphanesWWWphanessonofsambVphanesisWWWWWWWWphanesiscousinofmelasVphanesissonofpastooushiereusaphesophylaxV7?9phanias@&irissonofpetheusbrotherofpetesouchos@,Fphanias@&23jnumberWW'WWWWWxWWW W W W W WWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWW W!W"W#W$W%W&W'W(W)W*W+W,WWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWW W W W W WWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWW W!W"W#W$WnurseWWWWWWWoWo'sullivanIWoates'sWodWofWWWWW=W?WOWWWWWWWWW WW3WKWWWWWWBWEWGWfWWWWWWWW"WWW WW)WWW$WFWIWW4, jchgWWWchaldeanWchambers*Wchange@WchangesIWchangingWWWWWWWWWWWWchapaKWcharacterWchargefWWcharmWcharmylosWchechSWWchechschmidt'sarticleVchechschmidt'sarticlebouranosveteranSVcheck`WmW}WHWMWRWVWaWlWtW{WWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWW"W#W$W&W5W<W?WgWWWWWWWWWW"W$WWWWWW W W W W WWWWWWWWWW)W+W/WBWFWWWWWW$WFWGWIWWWWWWWWWW*WWWWWWWWWW#W-W.WDWLWMWNWTWsW{W~WWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWW1-jfrgWWMWNWfrgguWWWWJWfromWW WW3WEWSWWW)WWIWWWW*WWDWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWW W W W W WWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWW W!W"W#W$W%W&W'W(W)W*W+W,W-W.W|WWWfrontWfuerWfullyWWWfullsizeWerver WWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWgewoon WWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWgiftsGWgiveWgivenWWglassWgliWgoodWgordienWgotWW-1SWjmineWminutesWmirSWmissIWmissesWmissing{WOWyWWSWW/WBWFW-W.WmixesWmlWmnasistrcWmnesistrcWmo&WmodifiedOWmodrzejewskiWmoiSWmonasteriesWWWmoneWmontageWmontanariWmontanusWmontevecchi WWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWW W W W W WWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWW W!W"W#W$W%W&W'W(W)W*W+W,WmonthWmonth-by-monthWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWW W W4jname@needs=nerone150neronia@.T.Eneroniennes@-5new-next@,Qnicolaj@4no@ nor@.)notariele@.notariskantoor@2.note@--notes@-nothing@0Wnouvelle@2number@,Hnumbers@3of$Moff@3offset@/oil@.on;Eu] ^h_/(b*4$w$%8once@/ opinion@,orig&`original/other@mothers/oud@11 oude@.Four@2pachters@-jpapiri@1papyrus@ parts@"_persons#?petition@,phax7.b%K+pierce3pisa@- pliz@,pontanea@3possibility'3post@3pour@present@0preserv0preservation8@-procedures-proceedings@,rprof@.*profession@/Pprovisional@0r0r6@/rather$,S,NŒhI, IV, xii); Herakles (son of Aphrodisios) (see also P.Mich. II, 121, Recto, IV, xii); Didymos; Harmais; Orseus; Kollouthos121, Verso, col. IIITebtynis, Polemonos meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptVerso, col. IIIPMich IIAdministration; Archive; Association; Deposit; Feeding; House Ownership; Land Ownership; Lease; Loan; Marriage; Notary; Renting; WomanQuadrimestrial Register of Contracts1933Large roll containing writing on both sides; broken off at the left of the Recto, but the writing on the Verso is almost completely intact1Verso; Recto: collection of abstracts of contractsDocumentary622v_2.bmp<_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_.,M,ŒhKR7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1>622v_c.bmp<_600DPIBack_R2>622v_p.bmp<_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>iAOn the 24th. Alimentary contract for the value of 21 gold pieces, (made) by Petesouchos to Thaubastis. Lease of 4 arourai, (made) by Psenkebkis to Marsisouchos. On the 25th. Acknowledgment of receipt of 60 drachmai, (made) by Kronion to Orsenouphis. Lease of 5 arourai, (made) by Nikomedes to Apollonios. Lease of 4 arourai, (made) by Petesouchos to Petesouchos. Alimentary contract for the value of 11 gold pieces, (made) by Herodes to Thenchonephis. Acknowledgment of receipt of 13 1/2 artaba (see also P.Mich. II, 121, Recto, III, ix); Orsenouphis (son of Chales alias Psenobastis) (see also P.Mich. II, 121, Recto, III, ix); Nikomedes (son of Phanias alias Phanesis) (see also P.Mich. II, 121, Recto, III, x; xiii); Apollonios (son of Herakles) (see also P.Mich. II, 121, Rec0 iadeclarationtopyronthescribefromphanesisthecorn-meaVadonkeymelanassonofsabinusyear3fifthintercalarydayuVadonkeypolydeukessonofmelanasyear3fifthintercalaryvVahousewhichideclareforthehouse-by-housecensusoftheXVanikosVaphylacterygreatgodinheavenrevolvingtheworldthetruVasmallnewfigureltorladdle>anewwoodenpoleanoldVa---tisWaaWaandCWWaaniosXWabpWaba|WabandonDWEWWWcWcto, IV, vi); Papontos (son of Herak---) (see also P.Mich. II, 121, Recto, IV, vi); Apias (daughter of Sokrates, wife of Herodes son of Herakleides) (see also P.Mich. II, 121, Recto, IV, vii); Papontos (Papos, son of Didymos) (see also P.Mich. II, 121, Recto, IV, ix); Herodes (read: Herakleides, son of Aphrodisios) (see also P.Mich. II, 121, Recto, IV, x); Haryotes (son of Harmiysis) (see also P.Mich. II, 121, Recto, IV, x); Leon (son of Onnophris) (see also P.Mich. II, 121,5,WŒjC Neronia III. Actes du IIIe Colloque International de la Socit Internationale d'tudes Nroniennes. Varenna, juin 1982 = Atti CERDAC. 12 = N.S., 2 (1982-1983 [1987])pp. 139-148; - JENKINS Fred W., New Texts from the Tebtunis Grapheion Archive, BASP 29 (1992) pp. 31-40; - E. Husselman, Procedures of the Record Office of Tebtunis in the First Century A.D., Proceedings of the Twelfth International Congress of Papyrology (Toronto, 1970) pp. 223-238; - Kovel'man A.B., Arenda v Juznom Fajume vD seredine i v. n. e. (Po Miciganskim registram.) Avec un rsum en anglais: Land Leases in Southern Fayum in the Middle of the 1 Century A.D. (based on the Michigan records.), VDI 128 (1974, fasc. 2) pp. 69-85; - Cockle Walter E.H., State Archives in Graeco-Roman Egypt from 30 B.C. to the Reign of Septimius Severus, JEA 70 (1984) pp. 106-122 - PESTMAN P.W., 'Oud papier' uit een notariskantoor in het oude Egypte ofwel Kronion, een notaris uit het begin van onze jaartelling. [Du 'vieux papie-4jnext WWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWW W W W W WWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWW W!W"W#W$W%W&W'W(W)W*W+W,W-W.WnicevWW.WWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWW W W W W WWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWW W!W"W#W$W%W&W'W: 5<,:saleslavewomanVyVschismSWschool`WVWWW{WtWWW'_`WsWW!W\WuW?WWWWWWWWW@WW'W7WWNWfW%WschoolscribewritingVschoolwritingVVfVscribeWWcWnWuWWWWWWWLWeWkWWW@WWWWW W W W W WWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWW#W&W.W1W2W3W4W6W:W;W<W=W>WWW W WWWWWWWWW.W1WservilityWWWWWWWWWWWWWW W WWWWWWWWW.W1Wship8W;W=W>W?W@W8W9WsizeIWslave|WWWW/W?WEWWWW WyWWWWWWW W W W WWWWWWWW"W$W-W.W1W3W,V,MŒhGtynis (son of Petesouchos) (see also P.Mich. II, 121, Recto, IV, iv); Tapeseus (Tapnebtynis, daughter of Horos) (see also P.Mich. II, 121, Recto, IV, iv); Orsenouphis (son of Horouanchis) (see also P.Mich. II, p. 224; V, p. 389); Orseus (Orses) (son of Orses) (see also P.Mich. II, 121, Recto, IV, v); Petheus (son of Petheus) (see also P.Mich. II, 121, Recto, IV, vi); Papontos (son of Herak---) (see also P.Mich. II, 121, Recto, IV, vi); Apias (daughter of Sokrates, wife of Herodes son of HeHrakleides) (see also P.Mich. II, 121, Recto, IV, vii); Papontos (Papos, son of Didymos) (see also P.Mich. II, 121, Recto, IV, ix); Herodes (read: Herakleides, son of Aphrodisios) (see also P.Mich. II, 121, Recto, IV, x); Haryotes (son of Harmiysis) (see also P.Mich. II, 121, Recto, IV, x); Leon (son of Onnophris) (see also P.Mich. II, 121, Recto, IV, xi); Pallaus (son of Horouanchis) (see also P.Mich. II, 121, Recto, IV, xi) Orsenouphis (son of Horouanchis) (see also P.Mich. II, 121, Recto"C]ŒDk publishedl/T. Dorandi-J.O. Tjaeder, Ch.L.A. XLVIII, p. 48.p7/17/97s2575 occ]asione). To be republished. (PH).M C.Epist.Lat.NCugusi PO163P1992UNoV PH's deskWYesX 30-C123CCH2-A[Private(?) Letter\/12.2 x 9 cm; 6 x 9.5 cm; 3 x 1 cm; 0.5 x 0.5 cmAjoin the two main fragments; unfold (several places), also the small fragments (I should try again to place them); !!place of two small fragments which were "scotched" on the right of the right fragment is uncertain. I have to check when you work on it. Glass?n=Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptoLatinrCol. I - 3; Col. II - 9uUnknownvIInd cent. A.D.w Ann ArborxLetter of uncertain contenty-zLetter{-|PHO Unknown placePFbroken off on the left and right sides and at the bottom; much damagedQ4RRecto; Verso is blankS DocumentaryT 5869ar.bmpX 5869ar_a.bmpX 5869ar_b.bmpX 5869ar_c.bmpY 5869ar_d.bmphenschlag, The Law of Greco-Roman Egypt (Warszawa, 1955[2]) p. 106, n. 14,>,?ŒhATotal size of the roll: 2.39 m x 29 cm1921, Acquired by Kelsey from Nahman in CairoUnknown scribePHArchive of Kronion son of Apion, nomographos of the grapheion of Tebtynis; see also noteDay by day register of the contracts recorded at the record-office (grapheion) of Tebtynis during the four last months of the 2nd year of the Emperor Claudius; it served as an index for the collection of the abstracts of thBe contracts, written on the Recto. - Col. IV records the contracts registered between May 29 and June 16, 42 A.D.After August 28, 42 A.D.Boak AERP.Mich.inv. 622GreekAnn ArborVerso, col. IV - 22top of lockers 2-4PapNoYesDue to the size of this papyrus roll, its content has been divided in the present database into several cards: one for each column of the Vers.,X,SŒhEto, III, x); Petesouchos (son of Protos) (see also P.Mich. II, 121, Recto, III, xi; V, 244); Petesouchos (son of Petesouchos grandson of Apollonios) (see also P.Mich. II, 121, Recto, III, xi); Herodes (alias Orsenouphis, son of Herodes) (see also P.Mich. II, 121, Recto, III, xii); Thenchonephis (Thenchorephis) (daughter of Orseus, wife of Herodes alias Orsenouphis) (see also P.Mich. II, 121, Recto, III, xii); Herakles (son of Aphrodisios[?]) (see also P.Mich. II, 121, Recto, III, xiii); HeFrakleides (son of Harmiysis) (see also P.Mich. II, 121, Recto, IV, i); Klesis (son of Psosneus, father-in-law of Herakleides son of Harmiysis) (see also P.Mich. II, 121, Recto, IV, i; ix); Herodes (son of Herakleides) (see also P.Mich. II, 121, Recto, IV, ii; vii); Onnophris (son of Kollouthos) (see also P.Mich. II, 121, Recto, IV, ii); Orseus (son of Kames) (see also P.Mich. II, 121, Recto, IV, iii); Thenanchious (wife of Orseus son of Kames) (see also P.Mich. II, 121, Recto, IV, iii); Pa,P,:ŒjEr' provenant d'un bureau de notaire de l'gypte ancienne ou Kronion, un notaire du dbut de notre re.], P.H.M. GERVER, J.G. KUIJL, A.J.H. PLEYSIER, R.T.G. VERSTRAATEN (Edd.), Heden verschenen voor mij ... Liber Amicorum aangeboden aan prof. mr. A.L.M. Soons, gewoon hoogleraar in het Notarile Recht aan de Faculteit der Rechtsgeleerdheid van de Rijksuniversiteit Leiden ter gelegenheid van zijn emeritaat (Arnhem, 1995) pp. 119-126, 1 tabl., 1 fac-sim., 1 arbre gnal. CHECKED Scanned.  @A i  n       k publishedlMA.E.R. Boak, JEA 9 (1923) p. 164-167; A. Segre, Aegyptus 7 (1926) p. 97-107.p1/16/98s2759iŒAP.Mich.inv. 622BVerso, col. VICPapDXArchive of Kronion son of Apion, nomographos of the grapheion of Tebtynis; see also noteEBoak AERFPMich IIG121, Verso, col. VIH1933UNoVtop of lockers 2-4WYeshman in Cairo,8,VŒhCntent has been divided in the present database into several cards: one for each column of the Verso (register of contracts), one for each abstract on the Recto (collection of abstracts of contracts, or eiromenon).well... you know...Tebtynis, Polemonos meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptPetesouchos (son of Harmiysis) (see also P.Mich. II, 121, Recto, III, vii); Thaubastis (daughter of Orseus, wife of Petesouchos son of Harmiysis) (see also P.MicDh. II, 121, Recto, III, vii); Psenkebkis (son of Petosiris) (see also P.Mich. II, 121, Recto, III, viii); Marsisouchos (son of Marsisouchos) (see also P.Mich. II, 121, Recto, III, viii); Kronion (son of Damas) (see also P.Mich. II, 121, Recto, III, ix); Orsenouphis (son of Chales alias Psenobastis) (see also P.Mich. II, 121, Recto, III, ix); Nikomedes (son of Phanias alias Phanesis) (see also P.Mich. II, 121, Recto, III, x; xiii); Apollonios (son of Herakles) (see also P.Mich. II, 121, Recb‡9AP.Mich.inv. 3202CPapD'+ P.Cair. inv. JdE 51882; Zenon archiveEEdgar CCFPMich IG58H1931of Nechthenibis as we were not able to bring them down to Hermou polis; for several floods are open and waters have been released everywhere. Makron also said that he has sent to Alexandria 200 sacks(?) of the value of 1,000 drachmai and that he will send another 200 besides. Write to us then what you instruct us to do [- - -] and write also to me about anything that you desire, as I shall be pleased to B0serve you. Farewell. Know too that the charcoal of Asklepiades amounts to only 30 sacks, and these are being held by the people to whom Asklepiades was in debt, so that we are unable to do anything about them. Write therefore to the chief policeman, whose name is Harmiysis. (Verso) . . . To Zenon.j)done, on the orig.; conservation8 scannedk publishedp10/13/97‡9AP.Mich.inv. 3202CPapD'+ P.Cair. inv. JdE 51882; Zenon archiveEEdgar CCFPMich IG58H1931rseus (son14,kŒjAdone on the orig. Traianos: SH for trophimou doulikou? (slave, but what else? Feeding? Child? Nurse?) check height, conserv status, notes preserv Check: Nigel: possibility of adding to the note a link to the next and preceding columns or to all the records of this inv. nr. (through an automated search?). We could also make 1 general card (with general bibliography?) with links to all the others? - Possibility of changing the text of the translation into links when the corresponding abstracBts are on the Recto? Traianos: when these cards will be on the web, displayed as a search result, no difference will appear between them, which is a problem. Ask Nigel? Traianos: should I add the bibliography concerning the grapheion, as: - R.H. Pierce, Grapheion, Catalogue, and Library in Roman Egypt, SymbOslo 43 (1968) pp. 68-83; - Hobson Deborah W., The Role of Women in the Economic Life of Roman Egypt: A Case Study from First Century Tebtunis, EchCl 28 = N.S., 3 (1984) pp. 373-390; - M"&2(ghApurchased, with no indication as to its sourceBruckner A-Marichal RP.Mich.inv. 6847PapNoYes302PhotoCugusi P164C.Epist.Lat.1992aChLA V1976<_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>jCheck Ch.L.A. XLVIII, p. 49k publisheds2959 of 200 drachmai, (made) by Thenerakleia to Herakles and another. Agreement of obligation to remain in service (paramone) for the sum of 40 drachmai, (made) by Petesouchos to Galates. On the 4th.Iiii`WgWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWW W W W W WWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWW W!W"W#W$W%W&W'W(W)W*W+W,W-W.W/W0W1W2W3W4W5W6W7W8W9W:W;W<W=W>W?W@WAWBWCWDWEWFWGWHWIWJWKWLWMWNWOWPWQWRWSWTWUWVWWWXWYWZW[W0$>topoflockers6-7LVV:V;V<V=V>VXVtopoflockerscheckexactplaceVtopofshelves17-182glassesinnVVFVtopofthenewlockers[VVtopofthenewlockerswasinanoversizefolderinann'sloVVtopofthenewlockerswoodenframeVtoursWWWxWtray`WWtraysWunderWKWWWWunderinv508KVupdateWv2W3W5W6W;W=W>WAWYWjWlWnWqW{WWWWWWWWWvoversizeboxtebtynis2V3V5V6V;V=V>VAVYVjVlVnVqV{VVVVVVVVVwasDWEW`WWWWWWWWWWWWwasin`Vwasinbigtinboxlocker20DVEVVVVwasincase20shelf3whiteshoeboxVVwasinlocker8VwasinoversizeboxVwasinoversizebox19VVVwasintopofk[V[VVV<WWW W W W WsWWAF-q8aschoolboy'snotesonanarithmeticalproblemuVaseriesofnumbersVVashortaccountofmoneyVaverysketchyandcarelesssummaryofaleaseof5arourai/VabandonedxWabaskantosWabau WabbreviatedYWabbreviationWabducting-WabductionMWableHWabokhWWWaboutMW8WCWfW%W(W-W?WIWOWVW[WaWeWiWkWWWWWW!W9W?W@WhWWWWCWWWW.WWWaboveEWAWQWW`W/WabrahamWabsencehWWW4WWabstract W;WRWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWW WW(W-W4W5WUW[WiWmWsWWWWWW.W6WQWTWUWbWwWxW+8$9xiitWDWEW\WWWWWWW_WfWnWWWWWWWWWlWWWWW WxiiiOW=W?WWW]WdWjWoW_WWWWWWW WxistisRWxivWW?W@WW_WWWxiv-iiWxix8W=WkWWWW6WxoitanaMWxv;WWWWWxviiWoWWWxviiOWWWWW WW8WxviiikWWUWVWWWYWZW[W]W^W_W`WaW WW6WxxCWylokopoizWyearWWyounger WyoutieWWWWWWzabdis6Wzabdisseeprosptoliv120986VzenWzenasWWWWzenassonofpabVzeneios#Wzeniketes5zenodorosSWzenodorosseeprosptolv12752paplugdbatxxip332SVzenois zenon|WWW%W'W(W,W-W/W0W1W3W4W5W6W7W8W9W:W=W?WBWCWEWHWJWOWPWQWRWBG:psenyrisWptolemaisWWptolemiesWpublicWW6WIWJWfWWTWVW\WcWfWgWhWkWlWoWpWvWxWyWzW|WWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWW W WWWWWWWWWWW&W-W2W3W4W6W7W8W9W:W;W<W=WAWCWDWHWIWJWLWNWOWRWTWYW]WbWeW8WAWCWDWGWIWKWNWOWPWQWSWTWUWWWXWYW\W]W_W`WcWdWeWfWiWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWW)W0W3W5W<WBWCWDWEWHWIWJWKWMWjWoWpWxWWWW,g iforforatunicforkapistheweaverobols*Vforatunicformekarisobols*Vforanexpenditureltin>thecity#VforantigoVforantiochis3/4artabaiofwheatV8;ivaluedWWvandEWvariationyWvariegatedWWvariouspWWvWWvarius{WKWvarusW<WvaryyWvatgWwW~WvaultedWvecelliusWvedius"W.WvegetableWWWWWuWwWW WUWvegetable-patchWvegetablesWWWzWW WWW W"W#W$W&W'W-WD#i211/2x1/302/31/20V2132°14V21epeiphV21x1/302/31/30V21°yWW21-22W21-25W/4=Oj1974 WWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWW W W W W WWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWW W!W"W#W$W%W&W'W(W)W*W+W,W1975WWW1976W1977WW1978W1979 W1981WWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWW W W W W WWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWW W!W"W#W$W%W&W'W(W)W*W0#l1644W1645W1652W165-167W166WW167W~W168W168-169{W168-170+W169W!W#WW169-170W169-175W169-181vWW17DWEW}W_WW W0WWWW!WW%W}WWWGWLWW17-31*W170WBWWW!W170-171WW171WW172-174NW173|WWWW,W173-179W174WW1755WW176tW'WsWBWW176-187W177WW_W`W177-178W1779W178iWWWW8WWHW}W178-1792W7W8W<WWWwW178-180aW1780W1781W179W179-180KW179-196W!M1Homeric Papyri in the Michigan Collection (Diss.)N Priest NEO31P1975UYesV%top of shelves 17-18 + 2 glasses in NWYesX24-X-west side[,Iliad XVIII, 23-617 (with extensive lacunae)A5.7 x 8.9 cm (inv. 2755a only). 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Inv. 2 + 2755a + 3160: Col. 1, frg. a: 4 x 13.2 cm; frg. b: 8.1 x 19.2 cm; Col. 5, frg. c: 11.1 x 7.5 cm; frg. d: 8.5 x 9.4 cm; Col. 6, frg. e: 8.7 x 7.1 cm; frg. f: 5.7 x 5.8 cm; Col. 7, frg. g: 4.1 x 4.5 cm; frg. h: 6.8 x 7.8 cm; Col. 8, frg. i: 10.6 x 26.6 cm; frg. j: 3.6 x 6.6 cm; Col. 8 (end)-col. 10 (begin): 29.5 x 28.2 cm Col. 10 (right side)-14: 101.6 x 29.7 cm5,a iforWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWW W W W W WWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWW W!W"W#W$W%W&W'W(W)W*W,W-W.W/W0W1W2W3W4W6W8W:W;W<W=W?WBWKWMWOWTWUWZW[WyWWWWrofession; SalJe; Slave; Quadrimestrial Register of Contracts1933Large roll containing writing on both sides; broken off at the left of the Recto, but the writing on the Verso is almost completely intact1Verso; Recto: collection of abstracts of contractsDocumentary<_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront,1B‡AP.Mich.inv. 3095CPapD Zenon archiveEEdgar CCFPMich IG116H1931KBL IX 164 (lines 19-23).MC.Ptol.Sklav. IINScholl RO179P1990UYesVGWNoX*December 1926; Acquired from Dr. Kondilios[Account of Workmen's Wages\ 7 x 23.5 cmn7Philadelpheia, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, EgyptoGreekr26uUnknownvIIIrd cent. B.C.w Ann ArborxFAccount, kept day by day, of wages for men employed on an unknown worky-Eutychos; Amyntas, pais(?); (unnamed) ergataiz#Account; Agriculture(?); Profession|PHO%unknown place (Philadelpheia?), EgyptPcbroken off at the top, on the right side and on the upper left side; damaged on the lower left sideQ1RRecto; Verso is blankS DocumentaryT 3095r.bmpX 3095r_a.bmpY 3095r_b.bmphRRecto; Verso is blankS DocumentaryT 3095r.bmpX 3095r_a.bmpY 3095r_b.bmphBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8> i((Text too fragmentary to be translated).j!done, on the orig.; conservation9k publishedp10/16/97,4,qŒ9AEutychos; Marepsemis; (another?) Marepsemis; Marsisouchos; Galates; Psyphis; Herodion; Harmais; Petesouchos; Thatres; Psenkebkis; Marsisouchos; Orseus; Tamaron; Panesis; Apollonios; Demetria; Papontos; Orseus; Heron; Thenerakleia; Herakles; Petesouchos; Galates; Taopis; Haryotes; Leon; Maron; Heron; Patynis; Orsenouphis; Herakleios; Lysimachos; Peskas; (another?) Lysimachos; HeraklaszAdministration; Archive; Debt (& Paramone); Deposit; Divorce; Dowry; Feeding; House Ownership; Land Ownership; Lease; Loan; Marriage; Notary; Paramone (obligation to remain at someone's service); Renting; Servility; Woman|PHO121, Verso, col. VTebtynis, Polemonos meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptVerso, col. VPMich IIAdministration; Archive; Debt (& Paramone); Deposit; Divorce; Dowry; Feeding; House Ownership; Land Ownership; Lease; Loan; Marriage; Notary; Paramone (obligation to remain at someone's service);,,ŒiB. Lease of a half part of pasture land, (made) by Onnophris and others to Herakleides. Lease of 2 arourai, (made) by Heron to Elis. Acknowledgment (of receipt) of a dowry of 20 drachmai, (made) by Papontos to Ammonarion. On the 10th. Loan of 42 drachmai, (made) by Chiales to Panorses. On the 11th. Lease of 4 arourai, (made) by Pasys to Kronion. Acknowledgment of receipt of 200 drachmai, (made) by Papnebtynis to Psenotypis. Agreement of division of a stable, (made) by Orseus to Paches. On tChe 12th. Agreement of deposit of 124 drachmai, (made) by Pasys to Kronion. Acknowledgment of receipt of 100 drachmai, (made) by Apollonios to Panesis. Acknowledgment of deposit of 60 drachmai, (made) by Orsenouphis and others to Maron. Agreement of sale of a donkey, (made) by Haryotes to Herodes. Agreement of sale of a young female slave, (made) by Eudaimonis to Kastor. Sale of two out of three parts of a court, (made) by Psenobastis to Orseus. On the 13th. Acknowledgment of receipt of a s,q,}ŒhC(register of contracts), one for each abstract on the Recto (collection of abstracts of contracts, or eiromenon).well... you know...Tebtynis, Polemonos meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptEutychos; Marepsemis; (another?) Marepsemis; Marsisouchos; Galates; Psyphis; Herodion; Harmais; Petesouchos; Thatres; Psenkebkis; Marsisouchos; Orseus; Tamaron; Panesis; Apollonios; Demetria; Papontos; Orseus; Heron; Thenerakleia; Herakles; Petesouchos; GalatesD; Taopis; Haryotes; Leon; Maron; Heron; Patynis; Orsenouphis; Herakleios; Lysimachos; Peskas; (another?) Lysimachos; Heraklas121, Verso, col. VTebtynis, Polemonos meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptVerso, col. VPMich IIAdministration; Archive; Debt (& Paramone); Deposit; Divorce; Dowry; Feeding; House Ownership; Land Ownership; Lease; Loan; Marriage; Notary; Paramone (obligation to remain at someone's service);,i,pŒhATotal size of the roll: 2.39 m x 29 cm1921, Acquired by Kelsey from Nahman in CairoUnknown scribePHArchive of Kronion son of Apion, nomographos of the grapheion of Tebtynis; see also noteDay by day register of the contracts recorded at the record-office (grapheion) of Tebtynis during the four last months of the 2nd year of the Emperor Claudius; it served as an index for the collection of the abstracts of thBe contracts, written on the Recto. - Col. V records the contracts registered between June 19 and July 1, 42 A.D.After August 28, 42 A.D.Boak AERP.Mich.inv. 622GreekAnn ArborVerso, col. 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A.D.w Ann Arbor8ALetter of Sarapion to his father Sarapion, directing him to apply to his friend Andromachos, the bearer of the letter, in case of need, and to go and ascertain whether the fields in Senekeleu (a village of the Oxyrhynchite nome) have been neglected by HarachthesydSarapion, father of Sarapion; Sarapion son of Sarapion; Andromachos; Harachthes; Epagathos; Silvanusz.Agriculture; Family; Feeding; Letter; Religion{Senekeleu; Alexandria|PHOAlexandria, province of EgyptPNearly perfectQ1RRecto and VersoS DocumentaryT333r.bmpV333v.bmpX 333r_a.bmpY 333r_b.bmp` 333v_a.bmphBL/jcheckdateprovenanceVVVcheckdateprovenancearticleVcheckdateprovenancearticlesVcheckdateprovenancearticlesaddmorerecentbibliographyVcheckdateprovenancecheckreadingofl13-14emois&VcheckdateprovenancesizetranslationafterreeditionVovenancesizetranslationafterreeditionVVVkheightconservstatusnotespreserv VVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVcheckhscp75VVcheckhscp751971187-188Vcheckhscp805h35sVVcheckifclarysseagreesforpublicationofthenewfragmentVVcheckifmountednegVcheckifnegyoutiesawagoodphotographVcheckifnegativeVcheckifstillmountedwasinaprovisionalmount1920a-b2VVJe9variousvWvarius{WKWvarusW<WvatWWWWvecelliusWvedius"W.Wvediusfaustusepistrategos"V.VvegetusW$Wnimal; Apprenticeship; Personal status: minor child; Profession; Sale; Slave; Quadrimestrial Register of Contracts1933Large roll containing writing on both sides; broken off at the left of the Recto, but the writing on the Verso is almost completely intact1VersoE; Recto: collection of abstracts of contractsDocumentary<_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8> ach column of the Vers' Km‰iAAntonius Heronianus, cavalryman of the First cohort of the Lusitani(?), centuria(?) Mariana, to Iulius Serenus [- - -], cavalryman [of the same cohort], faithful greeting. [I acknowledge that I] have received and owe (you) seventy(?) silver denarii, which I shall give back after receiving my pay, with the interests, to you or to your agent or heir. Iulius Serenus, cavalryman, exacted this promise; Antonius Heronianus has made this pledge for 70(?) silver denarii on the day written below. M this promise; Antonius Heronianus has made this pledge for 70(?) silver denarii on the day written below. M[?]); Iulius Serenus, eques of the cohors I Lusitanorum; Antoninus Pius (Emperor) and Marcus Aurelius, consulszArmy; Debt; Loan{!Lusitani(?); castellum Net[- - -]|PHO*castellum Net[- - -], province of Egypt(?)P)broken off on the right sides; many holesQ1RRecto; Verso is blankS DocumentaryT 6897r.bmpX 6897r_a.bmpX 6897r_b.bmpY 6897r_c.bmpY 6897r_d.bmphmphLSA‰t`Rep_Editor - Bruckner A - Marichal R; Rep_Ser. - ChLA V; Rep_Year - 1976; Rep_Pg_No - 286uUnknownvIInd cent. A.D.w Ann ArborxFragment of a Latin document, perhaps a petition, which concerns one or several soldier(s) or veteran(s) who entered military service in 114 A.D.y9Nennius Hasta and [Manilius Vopiscus, consuls of 114 A.D.z-Army; Justice(?); Personal status: veteran(?)|PHOUnknownP3Broken off at the top, right and bottom; badly wornQ1R1Recto (written across the fibres); Verso is blankS Documentaryh Documentaryhd [Manilius Vopiscus, consuls of 114 A.D.z-Army; Justice(?); Personal status: veteran(?)|PHOUnknownLA V; Rep_Year - 1976; Rep_Pg_No - 286uUnknownvIInd cent. A.D.w Ann ArborxFragment of a Latin document, perhaps a petition, which concerns one or several soldier(s) or veteran(s) who entered military service in 114 A.D.y9Nennius Hasta and [Manilius Vopiscus, consuls of 114 A.D.z-Army; Justice(?); Personal status: veteran(?)|PHOUnknownadly wornRyRA‰j-done on the orig.; conservation28 Unprocessedk published are nearly in "capitalis quadrata", but without elegance (Welkenhuysen)431UnknownCavenaile R70CPL1956PMich VIISchool; WritingWriting Exercise1947Broken off at the left, right, and bottom1Recto; Verso is blankDocumentary<_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>=j-done on the orig.; conservation28 Unprocessedk published0DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>;,Œ9ATatepheros; Orseus; Lysimachos; Onnophris; Harmais; Petesouchos; Orsenouphis; Cheus; Psosneus; Kastor; Marepkaimis; Pakebkis; Herakleia; Sadalas; Marepsemis; Psyphis; (another?) Orseus (& brothers); (another?) Pakebkis; Sigeris; Thaubastis; (another?) Orseus; (another?) Orseus; Tapholemis; Thaesis; (another?) Onnophris; Herodes; Marcus; (another?) Orsenouphis; Maron; Herodes; Eutychos; (another?) Eutychos; Gaius; (another?) Orsenouphis; Herakleios; Lysimachos; Akousilaos; (another?) AkousiBlaos (& sons).zAdministration; Agriculture; Animal; Archive; Deposit; Family; House Ownership; Inheritance; Land Ownership; Lease; Notary; Partnership; Sale; Woman|PHOAfter August 28, 42 A.D.Boak AERTebtynis; Hellenik[- -]P.Mich.inv. 622GreekAnn ArborRecto, col. I, abstract 12: 2top of lockers 2-4PapNoYesDue to the size of this papyrus roll, its content has been divided in the present database into several cards: one foCr each column of the Verso (register of contracts), one for each abstract on the Recto (collection of abstracts of contracts, or eiromenon).well... you know...Tebtynis, Polemonos meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptThe four columns of the Recto have an unusual widh of about 70 cm. - The writing is a small upright cursive, different from the Verso. (Boak)[Galates son of - - -]; [Elis daughter of - - -]; Lysimachos son of Lysimatact,p,A$ŒhE Renting; Servility; WomanQuadrimestrial Register of Contracts1933Large roll containing writing on both sides; broken off at the left of the Recto, but the writing on the Verso is almost completely intact1Verso; Recto: collection of abstracts of contractsDocumentary622v_3.bmp<_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1>622v_e.bmp<_600DPIBack_R2>622v_r.bmp<_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8> i 28 drachmai, (made) by Orseus and others to Heron. Acknowledgment of receipt of a dowry of 200 drachmai, (made) by Thenerakleia to Herakles and another. 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And if you are going to send anything, put an address on everything and describe the distinguishing features to me by letter lest any exchange be made en route. And if you write me a letter, address it: on the liburnian of Neptune. Know that everything is going well at home, through the beneficence of the gods. I sent you 2 jaErs of olives, one in brine and one black. These jars are the same as those . . . [that] I sent; from them you can identify these too. I ask and beg you, father, to go to the Delta on a trading boat, so that you may buy and send three breeders . . . . My mother(?), my father Ptolemaios, and all my brothers [salute] you. Salute Aphrodisia, Isityche, . . . Serenus the clerk, your colleague Marcellus, your colleague(?) Terentius, and all your comrades. I pray that you enjoy good health for manus44‡8ARecto, col. II-XXII presents a financial register (anagraphe) of all the documents drawn up day by day in the record-office (grapheion) of Tebtynis during the 6th year of the Emperor Claudius; the writing fee (grammatikon) charged for the preparation of each document is indicated, and periodic summaries of the income and disbursements of the record office are given (See also the accounts of expenditures made by the grapheion official contained in Recto, col. I, and Verso, col. I-XII). - RBecto, col. II records the documents drawn up between Sept. 5-20(?), 45 A.D. (lines 5-25 are duplicated in P.Mich. II, 125, l. 10-28)r9cto, col. IICPapDXArchive of Kronion son of Apion, nomographos of the grapheion of Tebtynis; see also noteEBoak AERFPMich IIG123, Recto, col. IIH1933KBL IV, 53 (l. 9); BL VIII, 211 (bibliography). - Between l. 39 and 40, in right margin, read (ginontai) (drachmai) 76 (oboloi) 6. (PH)UYesthe hand of Kronion. (Boak)nly in the hand of Kronion. (Boak)‰=lAR.W. Davies, BASP 10 (1973) p. 21-25; J.N. Adams, The Vulgar Latin of the Letters of Claudius Terentianus (P. Mich. VIII, 467-72) (Manchester, 1977); Chr. Lehmann, Cuadernos de filologia classica 21 (1988) p. 11-23; G. Calboli, Latin vulgaire - latin tardif II. Actes du IIe Colloque international sur le latin vulgaire et tardif (Tuebingen, 1990) p. 23-44; P. Cugusi, RivFil 121 (1993) p. 391-395.m yes (+verso)p3/12/97 (or earlier)s2447&‰>AP.Mich.inv. 5392BRecto and VersoCPapDarchive of Claudius TiberianusEWinter JG-Youtie HCF PMich VIIIG472H1951IPl. IIIKRBL VII, 111 (bibliography); BL VIII, 215 (bibliography); BL IX, 161 (bibliography)MCPLN Cavenaile RO255P1957UNoWYesX 28-B167D2-D[Private Letter\ 14 X 22.5 cmn=Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptoLatinrRecto - 27 Verso - 3s)See electronic version of PMich VIII, 4724 `  b k publishedl,IN jcheckhWiWlWmWpWqWrWvWyW{WWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWW WWWWWWWWWWWW3W4W7WDWMWQWSWrWvWxW|WWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWW=WBWHWPW]W`WkWpWWWWWWWW&W3W`WpWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWW W,W5W6W8W<WQWWW W W W WvWwWyWzWWWWWWWWWWW?Fimarepsemis8W?WDWFWKWMWWW]WbWdWkWxW|W}WWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWW WWWWWWWWW.W6W:W;WmaresW8oW6WbW|W}WWeWmaretesWmareusWLWkW2WmarginWYWWWWWcWW WWWWWW3W4WmW{WW[WeWpWWWW-W.WcWjWqWmarginalWmargine@WmariaWWWWWmarianaWmarinusWmarionWWWWWWWWWWWmaronWWFWLWoWWQWxWWWWW7W:W>WBWEWHWLWMWOWZW[WaWkWmWnWzWWWWWWWWWWWW_WnW~WWWWWWWW W W W WWWWWWWW.W2W6W:W<W=WZWmaronsonofherakl56drachmai_V,,ŒjBts are on the Recto? Traianos: when these cards will be on the web, displayed as a search result, no difference will appear between them, which is a problem. Ask Nigel? Traianos: should I add the bibliography concerning the grapheion, as: - R.H. Pierce, Grapheion, Catalogue, and Library in Roman Egypt, SymbOslo 43 (1968) pp. 68-83; - Hobson Deborah W., The Role of Women in the Economic Life of Roman Egypt: A Case Study from First Century Tebtunis, EchCl 28 = N.S., 3 (1984) pp. 373-390; - MContevecchi Orsolina, La crisi economica sotto Claudio e Nerone: Nuove testimonianze, Neronia III. Actes du IIIe Colloque International de la Socit Internationale d'tudes Nroniennes. Varenna, juin 1982 = Atti CERDAC. 12 = N.S., 2 (1982-1983 [1987])pp. 139-148; - JENKINS Fred W., New Texts from the Tebtunis Grapheion Archive, BASP 29 (1992) pp. 31-40; - E. Husselman, Procedures of the Record Office of Tebtunis in the First Century A.D., Proceedings of the Twelfth International Congress o+1lUT1WWTWWW1W2W3W4W5W6W7W;W=WAWLWMWnWpWqW{WWWWW[W}WWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWFWjWWWWWWWWWWWWWWW W W W WWWWWWW108bmpV11CW11bmpCV110W110bmpV111rW111rbmpV112rW112rbmpV113W113bmpV114rW114rbmpV115rW115rbmpV116W116bmpV117W117bmpV121rW121rbmpV122rgW122rbmpgV1320MW1320bmpMV1362rW1362rbmpV1364rW1364rbmpV1365W1365abmpV1365rW1365rbmpV1366rW1366rbmpV1367rW1367rbmpV1368W1368bmpV1369rW1369rbmpV1460W1460bmpV1463r|W1463rbmp|V147W147bmpV1570piW1570pibmpV1571p58HW1571p58bmpD [ƒhA11.2 x 7.2 cm25-5058A-A x 4Horion & Philotas, dekaprotoiPHReceipt for transport of grain to an unknown harbor in the name of PanesatesFeb. 21, 301 A.D.Amundsen LO.Mich.inv. 4489GreekCairo5OstNoNoprobably Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptHorion, dekaprotos; PhilotasB, dekaprotos; Panesatis (Panesates) son of Aunes (see also O.Mich. I, p. 201; II, 780; III, 1012)485Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptOMich ILiturgy (compulsory public service); Tax collection; Taxation (land); TransportationReceipt for Transport of Grain1935One fragment missing from the top2Recto; Verso is blankDocumentaryTotal size of the roll: 2.39 m x 29 cm1921, Acquired by Kelsey from Nahman in CairoUnknown scribePHArchive of Kronion son of Apion, nomographos of the grapheion of Tebtynis; see also noteDay by day register of the contracts recorded at the record-office (grapheion) of Tebtynis during the four last months of the 2nd year of the Emperor Claudius; it served as an index for the collection of the abstracts of thal de la Socit Internationale d'tudes Nroniennes. Varenna, juin 1982 = Atti CERDAC. 12 = N.S., 2 (1982-1983 [1987])pp. 139-148; - JENKINS Fred W., New Texts from the Tebtunis Grapheion Archive, BASP 29 (1992) pp. 31-40; - E. Husselman, Procedures of the Record Office of Tebtunis in the First Century A.D., Proceedings of the Twelfth International Congress o,,ŒhBe contracts, written on the Recto. - Col. VI records the contracts registered between July 1 and 8, 42 A.D.After August 28, 42 A.D.Boak AERP.Mich.inv. 622GreekAnn ArborVerso, col. VI - 22top of lockers 2-4PapNoYesDue to the size of this papyrus roll, its content has been divided in the present database into several cards: one for each column of the Verso (regCister of contracts), one for each abstract on the Recto (collection of abstracts of contracts, or eiromenon).well... you know...Tebtynis, Polemonos meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptPaopis; Orseus; Orsenouphis; Onnophris; Haretes; Horigenes; Patynis; Herakleios; Kronion; Eutychos; (another?) Onnophris; Herakleides; Heron; Elis; Papontos; Ammonarion; Chiales; Panorses; Pasys; (another?) Kronion; Papnebtynis; Psenotypis; Orseus; Paches.; (anothe,,ŒhDr?) Pasys; (another?) Kronion; Apollonios; Panesis; (another?) Orsenouphis; Maron; Haryotes; Herodes; Eudaimonis; Kastor; Psenobastis; (another?) Orseus; (another?) Orsenouphis; (another?) Maron; Taphatres; (another?) Kronion; (another?) Kronion; Kollouthos.121, Verso, col. VITebtynis, Polemonos meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptVerso, col. VIPMich IIAdministration; Animal; Archive; Debt (& Paramone); Deposit;E Dowry; House Ownership; Land Ownership; Lease; Loan; Marriage; Notary; Nursing; Paramone (obligation to remain at someone's service); Salary; Sale; Servility; Slave; WomanQuadrimestrial Register of Contracts1933Large roll containing writing on both sides; broken off at the left of the Recto, but the writing on the Verso is almost completely intact1Verso; Recto: collection of abstracts of contractsDocument,o,mŒiDalary, (made) by Orsenouphis to Maron. Agreement for nursing a slave, (made) by Taphatres to Kronion. On the 14th. Loan of 120 drachmai, (made) by Kronion to Kollouthos.sjAdone on the orig. Traianos: SH for trophimou doulikou? (slave, but what else? Feeding? Child? Nurse?) check height, conserv status, notes preserv Check: Nigel: possibility of adding to the note a link to the next and preceding columns or to all the records of this inv. nr. (through an automated search?). We could also make 1 general card (with general bibliography?) with links to all the others? - Possibility of changing the text of the translation into links when the corresponding abstracis, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptPaopis; Orseus; Orsenouphis; Onnophris; Haretes; Horigenes; Patynis; Herakleios; Kronion; Eutychos; (another?) Onnophris; Herakleides; Heron; Elis; Papontos; Ammonarion; Chiales; Panorses; Pasys; (another?) Kronion; Papnebtynis; Psenotypis; Orseus; Paches.; (anothe,,oŒhFary622v_3.bmp<_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1>622v_f.bmp<_600DPIBack_R2>622v_s.bmp<_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8> TiA(Epeiph 7, continued) Lease of 7 arourai of land, (made) by Paopis to Orseus. On the 8th. Acknowledgment (of receipt) of a dowry of 100 drachmai, (made) by Orsenouphis to Onnophris and another. On the 9th. Agreement of obligation to remain in service (paramone), (made) by Haretes to Horigenes. Agreement of sale of a donkey, (made) by Patynis to Herakleios. Agreement of sale of a donkey, (made) by Herakleios to Patynis. Acknowledgment of deposit of 48 drachmai, (made) by Kronion to Eutychosseus. On the 13th. Acknowledgment of receipt of a s,,ŒjDf Papyrology (Toronto, 1970) pp. 223-238; - Kovel'man A.B., Arenda v Juznom Fajume v seredine i v. n. e. (Po Miciganskim registram.) Avec un rsum en anglais: Land Leases in Southern Fayum in the Middle of the 1 Century A.D. (based on the Michigan records.), VDI 128 (1974, fasc. 2) pp. 69-85; - Cockle Walter E.H., State Archives in Graeco-Roman Egypt from 30 B.C. to the Reign of Septimius Severus, JEA 70 (1984) pp. 106-122 - PESTMAN P.W., 'Oud papier' uit een notariskantoor in het oude EgEypte ofwel Kronion, een notaris uit het begin van onze jaartelling. [Du 'vieux papier' provenant d'un bureau de notaire de l'gypte ancienne ou Kronion, un notaire du dbut de notre re.], P.H.M. GERVER, J.G. KUIJL, A.J.H. PLEYSIER, R.T.G. VERSTRAATEN (Edd.), Heden verschenen voor mij ... Liber Amicorum aangeboden aan prof. mr. A.L.M. Soons, gewoon hoogleraar in het Notarile Recht aan de Faculteit der Rechtsgeleerdheid van de Rijksuniversiteit Leiden ter gelegenheid van zijn emeritaat (ArI*g:administrationarchivegreekcitypersonalstatusromanantiVadministrationarchivehouseownershippersonalstatusromanVadministrationarchiveilliteracylandownershipandleasetVadministrationarchiveilliteracylandownershipwomanguardVVVadministrationarchiveownershipVadministrationarchivesdebtinheritancejusticeloanVadministrationarmycompulsoryworkethnicityrecommendationVadministrationarmydeathburialhealthjusticeownershippeVadministrationarmydebtinterestloanrightofexecutionpeVadministrationarmyfunerarypracticesjusticemurderpriestVVadministrationarmyjusticeliturgycompulsorypublicservic_Vadministrationarmylettertransportshiptaxationtaxcolle_VadministrationassociationguildliturgycompulsorypublicsVadministrationbankfeastmoneybusinesstaxationKVadministrationbanklandownershipleasenotary V intact1Verso; R,,ŒhD (another?) Orseus; Tapholemis; Thaesis; (another?) Onnophris; Herodes; Marcus; (another?) Orsenouphis; Maron; Herodes; Eutychos; (another?) Eutychos; Gaius; (another?) Orsenouphis; Herakleios; Lysimachos; Akousilaos; (another?) Akousilaos (& sons).121, Verso, col. VIIITebtynis, Polemonos meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptVerso, col. VIIIPMich IIAdministration; Agriculture; Animal; Archive; Deposit; Family; HoEuse Ownership; Inheritance; Land Ownership; Lease; Notary; Partnership; Sale; WomanQuadrimestrial Register of Contracts1933Large roll containing writing on both sides; broken off at the left of the Recto, but the writing on the Verso is almost completely intact1Verso; Recto: collection of abstracts of contractsDocumentary622v_4.bmpTotal size of the roll: 2.39 m x 29 cm1921, Acquired by Kelsey from Nahman in CairoUnknown scribePHArchive of Kronion son of Apion, nomographos of the grapheion of Tebtynis; see also noteDay by day register of the contracts recorded at the record-office (grapheion) of Tebtynis during the four last months of the 2nd year of the Emperor Claudius; it served as an index for the collection of the abstracts of thotaris uit het begin van onze jaartelling. [Du 'vieux papier' provenant d'un bureau de notaire de l'gypte ancienne ou Kronion, un notaire du dbut de notre re.], P.H.M. GERVER, J.G. KUIJL, A.J.H. PLEYSIER, R.T.G. VERSTRAATEN (Edd.), Heden verschenen voor mij ... Liber Amicorum aangeboden aan prof. mr. A.L.M. Soons, gewoon hoogleraar in het Notarile Recht aan de Faculteit der Rechtsgeleerdheid van de Rijksuniversiteit Leiden ter gelegenheid van zijn emeritaat (ArI,,Œ:AAdministration; Agriculture; Archive; Bath; Debt (& Paramone); Deposit; Dowry; Industry; Land Ownership; Land Status; Lease; Loan; Marriage; Notary; Nursing; Paramone (obligation to remain at someone's service); Partnership; Profession; Sale; Security; Servility; Slave; Woman|PHOWHW\WWW W[WnWpWWWWWWWWWFWIWWW6W:W;Wg`W|WOWWWWWW[WWWWWWWWWFWWjW6W;W<WXWh`W|WOWWWMW[WWWWWWWWWWjW=WXWiWWMWW[W}WWWWWWjWWjMWW}WWWWWjWWkMWW}WWWjWWlW}WWjWWm}WWn}WWo}WWp}WWsWtWuWvWwW`100vFW100vabmpFV101vnW101vabmpnV101vbbmpnV101vcbmpnV102vmW102vabmpmV102vbbmpmV1036v^W1036vabmp^V103vlW103vabmplV103vbbmplV1045rW1045rabmpV1050vW1050vabmpV1050vbbmpV1051v8W1051vabmp8V105vW105vabmp%ŠhD?_R2><_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8> iAAurelius Zoilos, [assistant] to a prytanis, to Aurelius Pleein, son of Eudaimon, [greeting]. I have received from you the rent of the arourai of mine which you have cultivated in the horiodeiktia of Karanis, for the crop of the past 16th and 4th year: four artabai of wheat and my share of the - - -, four(?) artabai of wheat. [Similarly, for the] recolt(?) of the 17th and 5th year [- - - artabai of wheat and] my share of the [- - -], four(?) [artabai] of wheat(?). I, [Aurelius] Zoilos, haveB written [- - -]. Pauni 6.jRdone, on ph. Typewritten notes. Check: update card; check reference to Pap.Lup. 2k publishedp8/21/97s2842O- ŒFPMich IIG121, Verso, col. XH1933UNoVtop of lockers 2-4WYesX-1921, Acquired by Kelsey from Nahman in Cairo[$Quadrimestrial Register of Contracts\&Total size of the roll: 2.39 m x 29 cm]well... you know...ADue to the size of this papyrus roll, its content has been divided in the present database into several cards: one for each column of the Verso (register of contracts), one for each abstract on the Recto (collection of abstracts of contracts, or eiromenon).nTebtynis, Polemonos meris, Arsinoite nome, province of Egyptmedium-sized business hand (same as in P.Mich. II, 122)Kronion; Psosneus; Onnophris; Iucundus; Hermas; Hatres, heiaireus (hiereus) (& others); Maron; Galates; Lysas; Didyme; Tasoykis, wife of Harmaeis; Harmaeis (Harmais), husband of Tasoykis; Komon; (another?) Galates; Harmiysis; Heronas; (another?) Harmiysis; Horion; (an3QOF8fourlatinfragmentsofuncertainnatureperhapsfromoneorVfourreceiptsfordeliveryofgraintaxesoftheeighth349/Vfour-yearWfourteen-yearWWWfourteenthWfourthAWWnWfowl-housekWfowlstWfoxQWfractionW'Wfractions`WVWWWfragmentDWEWWWWWWWWWWWeWWWWWW7WQWWWWWWWWWWWW W WW,W.WQWZWdWyWWWWWW1WWW W}WWWAWTWr{WWW W$W&W*WCWIWOWXWvWwWxWyWzW}WWWWWWWWWWWWWWW W$W%WWWW W1WWCW{WWWWWWWW W W W W*WWWWWWW6?W@WJWKWLWMWOWPWRWbWyWzWWWWWWBWEWGWMWPWRWxWQ$8fourlatinfragmentsofuncertainnatureperhapsfromoneor@,fragment}QOfragmentabearstheendofaletterwhichwasprobablysent@'fragmentofacodexnotarollpreservingsophoclesoedipus@Ofragmentofacontractmadebetweentwowomenactingwithth@"pfragmentofadocumentofuncertainnature@$fragmentofaletterfromspondatestozenonconcerningmule@(W?WFWOWUWWWXWZW[W\WaWeWfWvW|WWWWWWWWWWWWWWW WWW3WQWYW^WdWjWqWxWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWW W WWWW,W.W=WDWSWUWVWZW[W`WcWdWeWgWmWnWoW}WWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWW WWWW W"W.W/W6WAWFWHWLWRWSWVW\WjWlWmWtWWWWWWWWWWWWW WWWWW#W+W/WTWjWrWuW{W|WWWWWW@SRmPbyHWWWXWWWWWWWWWWW<WWWWWWWWWWWW@WkWWYWWWW#W(WWWWWW\WWW-WW5W7WWc5W3W WcaWWWWcair%W/W0WSW`WWcairoLWTWcanWWWWVWcannotWcenterW&WWWWW!W8W@WWW,WW W W W W WWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWW W!W"W#W$W%W&W'W(W)W*W+W,W/W0WcentralW/WAWSW`WzWyWWWcentrally-locatedWcentreWcertainlyrWcertaintyVWcfWWcharacters*WcircularWWWWclaytW"W+W5W<W>WRW]WoWWW;WWW]WdWWWWWWWWWW0WQWrWXWcoarseWcodexWcoluWWW.2jrecto}WEWWWWWWWW WWWWWWWWWWWWrecto/versoWRWredateWreeditionWWGWreferWreferenceWWW|WreferencesWregWWregisterWregistram WWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWW W W W W WWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWW W!W"W#W$W%W&W'W(W)W*W+W,WreglassWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWW W W W W WWWWWWWWWWWW$9-=jwithoutWW-WWwochWWWwochenschrWwomen WWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWW W W W W WWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWW W!W"W#W$W%W&W'W(W)W*W+W,WWWWIWyesdescrVVVVVVVVVVVyesdescrnumberoflinesversoVyesdescrrectoVyesdescrversoVVVVVyesotherfrggVyesotherfrggdescruVyesversoVVVVVVyesversodoneonphrectoVyet*WyouWWWW}WWyourW?WWWWyoursWyoutieWzSWzenonlW/jliteraryWW3WliteratureWRWlitinasWlitowKWlkWlk'sWlocation{WWlockerWWloebIWloeb'sIWloftusUWlondWlondonWWWlongitudesWlookWWWWW-v$(XjarborWarbre WWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWW W W W W WWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWW W!W"W#W$W%W&W'W(W)W*W+W,WarchWarcheolaWarcheologiaWarchiereus~Warchiv;W=W|W#?F8'jpeuWpfeifferWpfeiffercallimachus2p118-119nr202VphpWqWWWWWWWWWWWWW?WHWKWLWMWNWeWfWuWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWQWSWTWUWVWWWXWYWZW[W\W]W^W_W`WaWbWcWdWeWfWgWhWiWjWkWlWmWnWoWpWqWrWsWtWuWvWwWxWyWzW{W|W}W~WWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWW,-*ŒhC(register of contracts), one for each abstract on the Recto (collection of abstracts of contracts, or eiromenon).well... you know...Tebtynis, Polemonos meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptOrsenouphis; Herakleios; (another?) Orsenouphis; Maron; Mieus; Psosneus; Pasiouanis; Didymos; Orseus; Harpochration; Kastor; Eudaimonis; Herakleios; Petsiris; Pakebkis; (another?) Orseus; Petheus; Eutychos; Horos; (another?) Herakleios; (another?) Orseus; anothDer Orseus; Didymos; Tesenouphis; Petesys; Sotas; Patynis; Menemachos; Akousilaos; Panesneus; Pasys; Paches; Herodion; Pnebtynis; (another?) Pnebtynis; (another?) Herodion; Mieus; (another?) Orseus; (another?) Orseus; Kronion.121, Verso, col. VIITebtynis, Polemonos meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptVerso, col. VIIPMich IIAdministration; Agriculture; Archive; Bath; Debt (& Paramone); Deposit; Dowry; Industry; La,?1E\ŒhEigation to remain at someone's service); Police; Renting; Salary; Servility; WomanQuadrimestrial Register of Contracts1933Large roll containing writing on both sides; broken off at the left of the Recto, but the writing on the Verso is almost completely intact1Verso; Recto: collection of abstracts of contractsDocumentary622v_2.bmp<_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1>622v_d.bmp<_600DPIBack_R2>622v_q.bmp<_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8> i) by Proxenos and another to Hermaiskos. Acknowledgment (of receipt) of a dowry of 32 drachmai, (made) by Papontos to Demetria. Acknowledgmen35&.tebtynisWWWWWsition>1921, Acquired by Kelsey from Nahman in CairoHerakleides (the elder), son of Herakleides the youngerPHArchive of Kronion son of Apion, nomographos of the grapheion of TebtynisContract guaranteeing immunity whereby Herakleides, son of Herakleides the younger, agrees to protect Kronion, son of Apion, the notary of Tebtynis, against any penalties he may incur for having issued to him without the propBer warrant a contract of cession prepared for his late father; Kronion had refused to issue this document because of the father's failure to produce the necessary authorization from the bureau of catoecic registry. P.Mich. XI, 621, is a note to Kronion by the former owner of the land, Herodes alias Herakleides, confirming the same cession of land, already in 37 A.D.BL VI, 82 (l. 12); BL VIII, 213 (l. 1)Apr. 9, 48 A.D.Boak AERTebtyni--ŒhATotal size of the roll: 2.39 m x 29 cm1921, Acquired by Kelsey from Nahman in CairoUnknown scribePHArchive of Kronion son of Apion, nomographos of the grapheion of Tebtynis; see also noteDay by day register of abstracts of the contracts recorded at the record-office (grapheion) of Tebtynis during the four last months of the 2nd year of the Emperor Claudius. - Col. I, abstract 14 records a lease of 5 arouraiB of a catoecic allotment, registered on May 11, 42 A.D. (see also Verso, col. II, 4)BL VII, 107 (l. 2)After August 28, 42 A.D.Boak AER[- - -] legomenos (kleros)P.Mich.inv. 622GreekAnn ArborRecto, col. I, abstract 14: 2top of lockers 2-4PapNoYesDue to the size of this papyrus roll, its content has been divided in the present datibe,,ŒhATotal size of the roll: 2.39 m x 29 cm1921, Acquired by Kelsey from Nahman in CairoUnknown scribePHArchive of Kronion son of Apion, nomographos of the grapheion of Tebtynis; see also noteDay by day register of the contracts recorded at the record-office (grapheion) of Tebtynis during the four last months of the 2nd year of the Emperor Claudius; it served as an index for the collection of the abstracts of thBe contracts, written on the Recto. - Col. VII records the contracts registered between July 10 and 23, 42 A.D.After August 28, 42 A.D.Boak AERP.Mich.inv. 622GreekAnn ArborVerso, col. VII - 21top of lockers 2-4PapNoYesDue to the size of this papyrus roll, its content has been divided in the present database into several cards: one for each column of the Verso ;,ŒnP.Mich. inv. 6905: 147.5 x 31 cm; P.priv.coll. (Paris): 15.5 x 35 cmpurchased in 1943 through Th. WhittemoreTheodoros, son of MakariosPH+ P. Private Collection (Paris), without Inv. No. - Archive of Dioskoros of Aphrodito.Contract by which Theodoros, son of Makarios, with the children of his deceased brother Kollouthos, sell parts of a house (a hall and two men's appartments) to Enoch, son of Psimanobet, anBd to the later's sister Maria and her husband Iakybios, son of IoannesBL VII, 117 (l. 21; 30; 60). 613-641 A.D.Sijpesteijn PJAphrodite, Antaiopolite nome; Panos polis (Panopolis); rhyme legomene Solomonos ...P.Mich.inv. 6905GreekAnn Arbor126Top of lockers; check exact placePapYesYescheck Verso; readings + other fragment,,BŒiDQuadrimestrial Register of Contracts1933Large roll containing writing on both sides; broken off at the left of the Recto, but the writing on the Verso is almost completely intact1Verso; Recto: collection of abstracts of contractsDocumentary622v_4.bmp<_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1>622v_h.bmp<_600DPIBack_R2>622v_u.bmp<_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8> iA(Epeiph) 30. Acknowledgment of receipt of 60 drachmai, (made) by Tatepheros to Orseus. Lease of estates, (made) by Lysimachos to Onnophris. [[Sale]] Sale of a half part of a house, (made) by Harmais to Petesouchos. Sale of a half part of a house, (made) by Orsenouphis to Cheus. Sale of parts of a house, (made) by Psosneus to Kastor. Sale of a third part of a house, (made) by Marepkaimis to Pakebkis. Sale of parts of a house, (made) by Herakleia and others to Sadalas and another. Lease of esenouphis and others to Herakleios. On the 5th. Agreement of sale of a half part of a donkey, (made) by Lysimachos to Akousilaos. Agreement ,,ŒhBe contracts, written on the Recto. - Col. VIII records the contracts registered between July 24 and 29, 42 A.D.After August 28, 42 A.D.Boak AERP.Mich.inv. 622GreekAnn ArborVerso, col. VIII - 22top of lockers 2-4PapNoYesDue to the size of this papyrus roll, its content has been divided in the present database into several cards: one for each column of the VersCo (register of contracts), one for each abstract on the Recto (collection of abstracts of contracts, or eiromenon).well... you know...Tebtynis, Polemonos meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptTatepheros; Orseus; Lysimachos; Onnophris; Harmais; Petesouchos; Orsenouphis; Cheus; Psosneus; Kastor; Marepkaimis; Pakebkis; Herakleia; Sadalas; Marepsemis; Psyphis; (another?) Orseus (& brothers); (another?) Pakebkis; Sigeris; Thaubastis; (another?) Orseus;+‰chBry>Ann Arbor24CPapYesYescheck?Tebtynis, Polemonos meris, Arsinoite nome, province of Egypt1st hand: same as in P.Mich. X, 587 (Browne)Herakleides [son of - - -]; Diodoros son of Ptolemaios (see also P.Mich. V, 257); Petesouchos son of Petesouchos, Perses tes epigones; Sochotes son of Petesouchos, Perses tes epigones586Pl. IIITebtynis, PColemonos meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptPMich XBuilding; Ethnicity; Feeding; Illiteracy; Lease; Personal status: Perses tes epigones; Trade(?)Lease of a Bakery1970broken off at the top and bottom; damaged along a fold1Recto; Verso is blankDocumentary673r.bmp<_600DPIFront_R1>673r_a.bmp;|OpolistWW3WWWOWxW@WWWWWWWWWWWWWWW WWWWWWFWVWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWwWWWWW&WhWiWyW}WWprobablyDWEWpWqWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWW3W4W6WIWJW00%IjclearW>WWWclearlyWWWcockle WWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWW W W W W WWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWW W!W"W#W$W%W&W'W(W)W*W+W,WcodexWcognomenWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWcolumbiaBWcolumnWcolumns WWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWcomarchsWO.{hA21 x 12.5 cmBrought from Egypt by Sir E. Wallis Budge of the British Museum (early 1921), and allotted to the University of Michigan by Sir Frederic Kenyon (letter of Sept. 21, 1921)UnknownPHThree mathematical problems, the solutions of which are found by algebraic methods. Each of the problems apparently fell into four parts: the statement or hypothesis, the solution, the check, and a table recapitulating the calculationsB. In the tables, a special symbol is used for the unknown quantity, XEarly IInd Cent. A. D.728816Robbins FEP.Mich.inv. 620GreekAnn ArborRecto, col. i-10; col. ii-17APapYesYesAfter the text of each problem a horizontal line was drawn across the page and the ciphering that went with the problem, arranged in neat columns of numerals on one or b.02ŒjAdone on the orig. check height, conserv status, notes preserv Check: Nigel: possibility of adding to the note a link to the next and preceding columns or to all the records of this inv. nr. (through an automated search?). We could also make 1 general card (with general bibliography?) with links to all the others? Traianos: when these cards will be on the web, displayed as a search result, no difference will appear between them, which is a problem. Ask Nigel? Traianos: should I add the biblBiography concerning the grapheion, as: - R.H. Pierce, Grapheion, Catalogue, and Library in Roman Egypt, SymbOslo 43 (1968) pp. 68-83; - Hobson Deborah W., The Role of Women in the Economic Life of Roman Egypt: A Case Study from First Century Tebtunis, EchCl 28 = N.S., 3 (1984) pp. 373-390; - Montevecchi Orsolina, La crisi economica sotto Claudio e Nerone: Nuove testimonianze, Neronia III. Actes du IIIe Colloque International de la Socit Internationale d'tudes Nroniennes. Varenna, juin 51‰8AProceedings of a trial presided by a military officer (comes militum): a person of high status, Flavius Sarapammon, is accused of malversations in requisiting money; among those who worked with him, a soldier, Flavius Menas, is suspected of the murders of the priest Victor and of Herakleios. The prosecuting parties are, among others(?), Victor's brother and Herakleios's wife, Maria.@A  9AFlavius Sarapammon (praeses of the Lower Thebais?); Victor, notarius and topoteretes; (unnamed) boethos; (unnamed) meizoteros; (unnamed) comes militum (dux of the Thebais?); Flavius Menas, miles = stratiotes; Zacharias, dioiketes; Victor, presbyteros, brother of the following (deceased); Flavius <- - ->, brother of the presbyteros Victor; Theodoros; Maria, widow of Herakleios; (unnamed) kephalaiotai of Aphrodite; Herakleios, deceased husband of Maria; Letoios (scholastikos?); Flaviusrs (wooden frame)WYesR4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DP%=F‚OhH@_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8> iA[- - -. (Cross) Aurelius Nikantinoos, son of Isidoros, collective taxpayer (syntelestes) from the village of Aphrodite], who resides here in the fair city of the Antinoites to the Aurelii [Phoibammon], son of Triadelphos, who is also a collective taxpayer (syntelestes), and Anastasia alias Tekrompia, his wife, daughter of Megas, who come from the same village of Aphrodite, represented by you, Apollos, son of Dioskoros, chief of the said village, uncle of you, the afore-mentioned Anastasia,ht of ownership for ever the possession and the ownership of the aforesaid estate with every legal right that belongs to it, because I have received in full what has been agreed upon to be given to me by you represented by you, the aforesaid Apollos, i.e. seven solidi minus fourteen carats according to the goldsmiths standard of the said village and twenty artabai of wheat according to the five-measures standard, a$ $,:‰jASCANNED done, on the orig.; conservation6 - check: books not in UofM (1. Arangio-Ruiz V, F.I.R.A. III. Negotia [1943] No. 20: check 2nd edition [1969], p. 610); 2. Title of the Atti of the Napoli Accademia [Pontanea?] + pages of V.A-R.'s article in 1942; 3. Berger's article = Bolletino dell'Istituto di Diritto Romano "Vitt. Scialoja", N.S. 14-15 (1951) p. 98-123; 4. Important: L. Wenger, Sitzungsberichte der Akad. der Wiss. in Wien, Ph.-hist. Kl. 219, 1 (1941) 27-40; 5. Important: L. WengB.er, Anzeiger der Akademie der Wiss. in Wien, Ph.-hit. Kl., 1945, p. 100-111; 6. Important: les 2 articles de Luzzatto) - Traianos: problem with so many books not seen; I don't know what to do with the back, these signatures are so difficult to read that the readings are very unsure... scanned, checked@e(?); Marriage; Woman (& guardian)Contract Dealing with a Dowry1939broken off at the top and bottom1see electronic version of OMich II, 762Onnophris son of Petetriphis762Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptOMich IITaxation (persons); Tax collectionReceipt of money tax1944complete1Recto; Verso is blankDocumentary9574o.bmp<_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>Ashedp3/12/97 (or earlier)1><_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIT9[VAP.Mich. inv. 2752Bwax/woodC Wax TabletE Sanders HAA)Memoirs of the American Academy in Rome 9)@A  G70-80H1931IPl. IIM PMich IIIN Sanders HAO168P1936UNoV(was in big tin box, locker 20)WYesX November 1924[-Birth Certificate of L. Sempronius Saturninus\ 16.7 x 6 cm]Rehouse.`6/24/96bCTd 2752wx_a.bmp$ 2752wx_b.bmpe 2752wd_a.bmp% 2752wd_b.bmph 2752wx.bmpi 2752wd.bmpnUnknownoLatinr@Page I (wood) - 16 (13 in Latin, 3 in Greek); page II (wax) - 114ARep Editor - Sanders HA; Rep Ser. PMich VII; 1947; Pg_No 168 (on pages 1-2, with pl. Ia) Rep Editor - Cavenaile R; Rep Ser. CPL; 1959; Pg_No 153 Rep Editor - Seider R; Rep Ser. Palaeographie der lateinischen Papyri; 1972; Pg_No 31 with pl. XVI (wood side only)uUnknown scribev 145 A. D.w Ann Arbor814)O&Probably Alexandria, province of Egypts HA168PMich III1936CT<_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>iATo the secretary of the village of Bacchias, from Diogenes, son of Limnaios, of the village of Karanis. In accordance with the orders issued I declare the 14 1/2 arourai of a catoecic allotment belonging to me near the village of Bacchias, which are under lien for unpaid taxes in the name of Petheus, son of Hatres, and are registered for payment of taxes in the name of . . ., as unwatered for the present 11th year of Aurelius Antoninus Caesar the lord, Armeniacus Medicus Parthicus Maximus.@A>  >jdone, on neg. Scannedk publishedmyesp3/12/97 (or earlier)s2281%ˆAP.Mich.inv. 4721BRecto and VersoCPapD-EPearl OM-Youtie HCFPMich VIG368H1944UNoW Yes (L. 1-11)X 26-B17F-AO4n.A$"Recto" and "Verso" are used here as defined by the editor, according to the orientation of the writing toward the fibres, but it is to be noticed that the text on Recto, col. I-II seems to be a continuation of Verso, col. I-II. - Col. II-III are only shortly described in P.Mich. II, p. 179.$npmi9587.bmp<_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPI,.A JPW's layoutB@ $,.YesNo/,  , : AM PM $,.YesNo/,  , : AM PM       Ԧ $,.YesNo/,  , : AM PM֦ $,.YesNo/,  , : AM PM f ئ $,.YesNo/,  , : AM PM,, r٦ $,.YesNo/,  , : AM PM 3 ۦ $,.YesNo/,  , : AM PMΦ $,.YesNo/,  , : AM PMϦ $,.YesNo/,  , : AM PMϦ $,.YesNo/,  , : AM PM,, @A5~CP6 Ca4$P$, HSoc TRcdcps Uyp V|bB8p W&`WXP_$*7@$P_$,ŒvijAJDone, on the orig.; SCANNED, checked Check the article in SDHI (not UMich)J@A> %  * >k publishedlA5A. Swiderek, Proceedings of the XIVth International Congress of Papyrologists. Oxford, 24-31 July 1974 (London, 1975) p. 293-298 (ed.pr. of P. Berol. inv. P. 7216); J.-P. Coriat, SDHI 51 (1985) p. 346 and n. 66; J.H. Oliver, Greek Constitutions of Early Roman Emperors (Philadelphia, 1989) p. 515-518, no. 2675@A>  >p4/24/97q SB XIV 11875s2470MŒwAP.Mich.inv. 5473BVerso, second textCPapD.See also text on Recto and first text on VersoE Husselman EMFPMich IXG529 (Verso), l. 39-53H1971IPl. IIIMCE 50NLewis NO202-206P1975R SB XIV 11863S6BL VIII, 375 (bibliography); BL IX, 276 (bibliography)UNoVKaranis sectionWYesX 28-C87K-A[Imperial Edict\26.2 X 10.2 cm]-One fragment in the middle to be scotch-taped,,Section_or_SideINV NO FullSizeFront FullSizeBack @BBA BHTUVW           p   p  p      p !,B@ $,.YesNo/,  , : AM PM    $,.YesNo/,  , : AM PM   Ԧ $,.YesNo/,  , : AM PM֦ $,.YesNo/,  , : AM PM f ئ $,.YesNo/,  , : AM PM   3gDHpmichsandersWRWRWRWRWRWRWrRWRWrRWRWlerRWRWtheRWRWRWRWRWRWRWRWRWheRWRWtheRWRWRWRWtRWrotateRWrulerRWsoRWthatRWtheRWRWtheRWRWRWRWRWRWWRWRWheRWRWRWRWWRWWRWRWRWWRWeRWRWRWRWtRWrotateRWrulerRWsoRWthatRWtheRWRWRWRWRWRWRWRWeRWRWRWRWRWRWwritingWWWWWWrulerRWsoRWthatRWtheWRWwritingWWingWWWngWWgWWWWngWWWWWWWgWWWWeWWmatterWvWwWnames/lettersWnmi4721vWnmi4721vrotate90ccwcd-checkVnoteWomi9343Womi9343nWomi9344WU‡iAThe seventh year of Tiberius Claudius Caesar Augustus Germanicus the Emperor, the 4th of the month Neos Sebastos, in Karanis in the Herakleides division of the Arsinoite nome. Horion, son of Papontos, about fifty years old, with a scar on the little finger of his left hand, has leased to Tithoes, son of Nepheros, a Persian of the epigone, about sixty years old, with a scar in the middle of his forehead, the aroura and one-half and one-eighth, or as many as may be, that he himself is cultivBating near Karanis, part of the estate of Livia, which is tax-exempted, for the seventh year of Tiberius Claudius Caesar Augustus Germanicus the Emperor for planting with vegetable seed. All the resulting produce and . . . [are to be brought] to the threshing floor, from which two shares will belong to Horion and one share to Tithoes. All the transportation charges to the threshing floor [shall be charged to Horion], the [work] of cultivation [to Tithoes] . . .@yptPapNoYesAnother copy of these court proceedings is to be found in P. Berol. Inv. P. 7216. - The two texts on the verso of P. Mich. inv. 5473 were written with different inks, by similar hands. They are here distinguished to allow easier access to the bibliographyOne fragment in the middle to be scotch-tapedunknown place (Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome?), province of Egyptsee electronic Dversion of P.Mich. IX, 529Septimius Severus & Caracalla, (former) Emperors; (L. Egnatius Victor) Lollianus (see CE 51 [1971] 326); (unnamed) misthotes (of various taxes)529 (Verso), l. 25-38Pl. IIIKaranis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptLewis N320-330CE 511976Verso, first textPMich IXGovernment (imperial consilium?); Irr-+!)‡hHectoPCustomsAnimal; Customs; Taxation; TransportCustomshouse Register1987broken off in 14 fragments; incomplete on the left side and perhaps on the right side too (See inv. 6124)14Recto; Verso bears an Old Coptic textDocumentary6131r.bmp6131r_1.bmp<_600DPIFront_R1>6131r_a.bmp<_600DPIFront_RI!2><_600DPIFront_R3>6131ar_a.bmp<_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>i The order of fragments a-d is defined by the day numbers in the Greek text (frgg. a-d cover the months of Hadrianos and Tybi, with the very first days of Mecheir) and the day or section numbe#ŒwiAThe Emperor Caesar Lucius Septimius Severus Pius Pertinax Augustus Arabicus Adiabenicus Parthicus Maximus and the Emperor Caesar Marcus Aurelius Antoninus Pius Augustus declare: Since many still petition to be freed from being forced, contrary to prior edicts, to pay levies of others as if on mutual security, we deem it necessary to reaffirm our previously proclaimed edict on this matter, viz. that no one is to be forced to pay levies of another neither a father for a son, nor a son for Ba father, nor anyone for anyone else nor substituted(?) for another under the claim of such collection. If anyone is revealed contemptuously collecting levies of another from anyone, he will suffer no ordinary danger. Posted in Alexandria, year 8, Mecheir [. .]jAJDone, on the orig.; SCANNED, checked Check the article in SDHI (not UMich)J@A> %  * >k publishedl>PapNoYes14 X 5.4 cm30-C123CCH2-A (2)Herakleides son of PtolemaiosPHSworn statement made by Herakleides son of Ptolemaios to the strategos Vegetus alias Sarapion, declaring that he will be present at the court to settle a suit brought against him by Herakleides son of HerakleidesBL VIII, 215 on lines 11-12137 A.D.Husselman EMHerakleidou meris of the Arsinoite nome; amphodon t; Epaphrodeitos (Epaphroditos) son of Ptolemaios, [nomographos?] of KaraniszAIlliteracy; Imperial Oath; Justice; Topography (Arsinoiton polis) $‰hA25.5 x 9.5 cm24-5005D over E[- - -]PHLetter to Bacchias, mainly concerned with the repayment of a quantity of wheatIIIrd cent. A.D.Sijpesteijn PJAlexandriaP.Mich.inv. 3041GreekAnn ArborRecto - 25; Verso - 2-PapNoYesalign parts (middle right: too much space; top center:B slightly one above the other)Unknown place, province of Egypt(?)[- - -]; Bacchias, his/her brother(?); Koutites <or: Koulites>, their brother(?); (unnamed), Bacchias' brother (unnamed), little daughter of Bacchias' brother755Pl. XXXIKaranis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptrectoPMich XVDebt; Letter; TravelPrivate Letter1982RectoPMich IXAdministration (Archive); Illiteracy; Land(?) Ownership; Woman (& guardian)Contract of Division of Property1971made from several fragments found in the same area; broken off at the top and (slightly) on the left side7 (when combined with 5906 and 5907)Recto; Verso is blankDocumentary5907r.bmp<_600DPIFront_R1>5907r_a.bmp<_600DPIFront_R2>5907r_c.bmp<_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8> )i cm (when combined with 5906 and 5907)]join new fragment to the others.lˆ iE heat, and we shall repay them on mutual security at the appointed time as aforesaid. I, Aurelius Ision, son of Paesis, wrote for them because they are illiterate. (4th hand) In the consulship of the most illustrious Caecinius Sabinus and Vettius Rufinus, Phaophi 22.j%done, on the orig.; SCANNED, checkedk publishedp5/22/97s2375"qˆ hB>9Karanis sectionPapNoYessee versoprobably Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptSee electronic version of PMich IX, 547Aurelius Sempronius, epimeletes pallion (& partners); Aurelius Agatheinos, epimeletes pallion (& partners); Aurelius Ptollarion, komarches of Karanis547Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of CEgypta - Recto PMich IXArmy (supply); Clothing; Taxation; Tax collectionReceipt for Pallium1971complete; damaged along the folds and on the right side1Recto; Verso is blankDocumentary5065ar.bmp<_600DPIFront_R1>5065ar_a.bmp<_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIF3X5503crW5503crabmpV5503crbbmpV5524rW5524rabmpV5549rW5549rabmpV5549rbbmpV5604brW5604brabmpV5663arW5663arabmpV5663arbbmpV5663arcbmpV5663ardbmpV5663arebmpV5688rW5688rabmpV5758brW5758brabmpV5758brbbmpV5760drW5760drabmpV5767rW5767rabmpV5768rW5768rabmpV5768rbbmpV5769rW5769rabmpV5771rQW5771rabmpQV5771rbbmpQV5771rcbmpQV5773rW5773rabmpV5814rW5814rabmpV5814rbbmpV5815rW5815rcbmpV5815rdbmpV5834rW5834rabmpV5834rbbmpV5838ar?W5838arabmp?V5838drOW5838drabmpOVOVOVVmp?V?Varabmp?V?Varabmp?V?Vmp?V?Vtary<_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><‡AP.Mich.inv. 5791BVersoCPapE Husselman EMFPMich IXG532H1971IPl. VK2BL VIII, 215 on line 8; BL IX 161 on lines 2-7; 8.UNoVKaranis section (now locker 3)WYesX30-B224B*-M (2)[,Document Concerning the Education of Orphans\16.5 X 12.1 cm] join DONEe 5791v_a.bmp% 5791v_b.bmpi 5791v.bmpn=Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptoGreekr11s)see electronic version of P.Mich. IX, 532uAsklepiades son of Petechon(?)v 181/182 A.D.w Ann ArborxREnd of a document, perhaps part of a forensic plea on the guardianship of orphansy.Commodus, Emperor; Asklepiades son of Petechonz-Children; Education; Justice; Orphans; School{-|PHakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptoGreekr11s)see electronic version of P.Mich. IX, 532uAsklepiades son of Petechon(?)v 181/182 A.D.w Ann ArborxREnd of a document, perhaps part of a forensic plea on the guardianship of orphansy.Commodus, Emperor; Asklepiades son of Petechonz-Children; Education; Justice; Orphans; School{-|PH‡hBis, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptSee electronic version of PMich IX, 537[- - -], komogrammateus of Karanis; Antoninus presbyteros, son of Sokrates, laographos (& partners); Terpos, daughter of Mines (Menes) and Tapetheus, granddaughter of Harpagathes; Traianus, Emperor; [---], former gymnasiarchos (gegymnesiarchekos); Onnophris son of Phanomgeus and of Terpos, grandson of Onnophris; Petesouchos son of Phanomgeus and of Terpos, grandson of Onnophris; TerpoCs son of Phanomgeus and of Terpos, grandson of Onnophris537Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptBL VIII, 372 (l. 6-7); BL X, 210 (l. 10)Youtie LC212-215SB XIV 11577ZPE 211979RectoPMich IXCensus declaration (kat'oikian apographe); House ownership; Personal status: aphelix (minor child); Woman (widow?)  >j7done, on ph. (l. 1-11) Scanned as pmi4721r/v.bmp: lost?k publishedmyesp3/12/97 (or earlier)s2280+ˆAP.Mich.inv. 4699Bb, RectoCPapD-EPearl OM-Youtie HCFPMich VIG388H1944UNoWYesX 26-BS1-PI[Receipt for Money Tax\13.4 X 10.8 cm,$$‰xBeginning of a contract concerning the dowry and children of Demetria, after her marriage with Gaius Valerius Gemellus was made legally invalid by Gemellus' enlistment in the Roman fleet. The back of the papyrus bears the signatures of seven witnesses9A[- - -] Demetria, daughter of [- - -]cius (Lucius?); Glaucippus (Glaukippos) son of A- - -ianus, her guardian; Gaius Valerius Gemellus, miles Classis Augustae Alexandrinae, former husband of Demetria; Iustus, their son; Gemellus, their son; [- - -] Iulius(?), son of Cornelius(?); [- - -] Tiberinus, - - - (son of Valerius?); [- - -] Alexandros(?); [- - -] Serenus(?), son of [- - -]erius (Valerius?); [- - -] - - - son(?) of [- - -]phidios; [- - -] Marcus(?), son(?) of [- - -]; [- - -] ManliuB#s(?) Antoninus, son(?) of Lucius(?)z6Army (fleet); Divorce(?); Marriage; Woman (& guardian){DColonia Caesarea; (Classis Augusta) Alexandrina; Quirina(?) (tribus)|PH~*BL VIII, 213 (bibliography; lines 4, 6, 7)H pmichsanders 1984) p. ,!‰]one little fragment to align on top left (beginning of line 3 of recto, above line 1 of verso); remove paper (marriage and diploma are uncertain!)n=Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptoLatin (Recto); Greek (Verso)rRecto - 9; Verso - 14s,Recto: beautiful maiuscule cursive (Sanders)4ARep Editor - Arangio-Ruiz V; Rep Ser. - F.I.R.A. III. Negotia; 1943; No. 20; Rep Editor - Sanders HA; Rep Ser. - P.Mich. VII; 1947; No. 442 with Pl. IXa-b; Rep Editor - Cavenaile R; Rep Ser. - C.P.L.; 1957; No. 210; Rep Editor - Fink RO; Rep Ser. - Essays Honor CB Welles I; 1966; pg. 9-17; Rep Editor - Bruckner A-Marichal R; Rep Ser. - Ch.L.A. V; 1976; No. 295, with ph.u"Demetria & Gaius Valerius GemellusvIInd cent. A.D.w Ann Arborh‰@SA [FOA hBDMi@A AKŠE@ŠFŠ@]'hA'C'iA'ŠXŠ@hANFkŠhANEkŠkŠhANGkŠkŠ hAN?kŠ kŠ kŠ hANKkŠ hANHkŠkŠhANJkŠkŠhANLkŠhANDkŠhA&=ŠhAŠ@&DhAŠr z#hB#D#iAC#Š@hAŠhA Š@kŠkPNŠhNOŠ@X59A5hA5CEiA5C55C55C55FZŒRAP.Mich.inv. 6041CPapEPrince SF PMich XVIIIG766H1996IPl. VUNoVKaranis sectionWYesX30-X[Medical Prognostics\ 5.5 x 9.9 cmn=Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptoGreekr14sTsemi-skilled and semi-cursive hand, slanting to the right. Written across the fibresuUnknownvIIIrd-IVth cent. A.D.w Ann ArborxFragment of a collection of aphorisms, each describing a symptom and interpreting it by a prognostic for the eventual course of the sicknessy-zLiterature; Medicine{-|PHbing a symptom and interpreting it by a prognostic for the eventual course of the sicknessy-zLiterature; Medicine{-|PHmeris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptoGreekr14sTsemi-skilled and semi-cursive hand, slanting to the right. Written across the fibresuUnknownvIIIrd-IVth cent. A.D.w Ann ArborxFragment of a collection of aphorisms, each describing a symptom and interpreting it by a prognostic for the eventual course of the sicknessy-zLiterature; Medicine{-|PH.bmpX 5771r_c.bmpYLŒRjRdone, on the orig.; Traianos: use of Recto/Verso? (Sub)Literature?SCANNED, checkedk publishedp7/23/97s2628ŒSAP.Mich.inv. 423BbCPapE van Minnen PF PMich XVIIIG767H1996IPl. VIUNoV-WYesXGpurchased in Egypt by B.P. Grenfell and F.W. Kelsey in March-April 1920[Text of Uncertain Nature\ 12.5 x 7 cm]Unfold, clean...nUnknownoGreekr7uUnknownvIVth cent. A.D.w Ann Arbor8AgUnfinished draft of a text of uncertain nature (letter?), which seems to be dealing with ecclesiastical politics of the IVth cent., and particularly with the Arian Controversy: the people mentioned in the text could be Maximinus of Trier, Dionysios of Milan, and Didymos the Blind, all three partisans of Athanasios, the bishop of Alexandria who opposed Ariusgy?Maximinus, episkopos(?); Dionysios, episkopos; Didymos; Homerosz1Letter(?); Politics; Religion (Christian); Schism|PHOUnknownPBroken off at the topQ1RRecto; Verso is blankS DocumentaryT 423br.bmpX 423br_a.bmph-P.Mich.inv. 6312GreekAnn ArborFrg. 1, col. I: 6; Frg. 1, col. II: 18; Frg. 2: 2KPapYesYesP.Mich. inv. 6312 recto has been published as P.Mich. inv. 6312A.sorry but wrong number: 6312, not 6312a. Ask Traianos about the small fragment missingUnknown place, province of Egyptmedium sized, rounded capital-762APl. IIKaranis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptLuppe W233-237Archiv 431997Recto ("A")PMich XVIIILiterature; Mythology; PhilosophyMythological Text1996broken off at the top and on left and right sides2Recto; Verso is P.Mich.Koenen 762BLiterary: Mytholog.bmp ,…phCont_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>i0[- - -] 40; the 20th, 40; [- - -]; the 25th, 40.jdone, on ph. Scanned. k publishedp3/12/97 (or earlier)s969is, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of Egyptsee electronic version of OMich II, 703-703Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptOMich IIAccount(?); Tax Collection(?)Account or Receipt (of Money?)1944broken at left1Recto; Verso is blankDocumentarypmi9587.bmp<_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPI$TP‰iA[- - -] to [my brother] Bacchias, greetings. [Hurry], my lord brother, when you have received my letter, to give our brother Koutites from what you have in storage from the price of the olives four artabai (and) four metra of wheat. Subtract the one keramion you say he has taken and I'll be grateful. Do not neglect to give them to him because I took them from him. Because I am abroad if he wants - - - deduct the two artabai [about which] you know and [I'll be grateful] to you. [- - -] in ABWlexandria [- - -. I greet] the little daughter of your brother. I pray for your health.Ej$done, on the orig.; SCANNED, checkedk publishedp8/4/97s1753‰AP.Mich.inv. 1968CPapESijpesteijn PJFPMich XVG737H1982I Pl. XXVIIKL. 8: the small fragment bearing the letters kle (see pl. XXVII) is now missing, so that its positioning cannot be checked. L. 9: read 19 1/2 1/4, instead of 19 1/2. (PH)UNoV-WYesX November 1924[ Money Account\ 8.5 x 17.2 cmy various persons9€hA9 x12 cm28-C87K-AunknownPHEnd of a document207 A.D. (Aug./Sept., lines 2-5; June 11, line 6-7)Husselman EMPompeiopolis, PaphlagoniaP.Mich.inv. 5474GreekAnn ArborRecto - 14; Verso - 1-PapNoYesalign lower partsunknown place, province of EgyptSee electronic version of PMich IX, 546Septimius Severus & Caracalla, Emperors; Lucius Septimius Aper & Annius Maximus, consuls; Morsolis (Mursilos) son of . . .; Petreius Antiochus; Anilla, doule, Paphlagaina; Aurelius Sempronius110-112Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptBL VII, 113 on line 12; BL IX, 162 on line 8Husselman EM546PMich IX1971SB V 7563<6L>xReceipt of pounds of silver (and gold?), given by one official (a steward of the original receipts [- - -]) to another (an escort of the goods [- - -] given(?) to the sacred storehouses)y[- - -], hypodektes authetikon apochon [- - -]; [- - -], katapompos chrematon [- - -]dothenton tois theiois thesaurois; Flavius Domitius Archelaos, hegemon (praesides Augustamnicae? comes & praeses Arabiae?); Alexandros, exactor of the Heracleopolite nomez)Administration; Tax collection; Transport{Heracleopolite [nome]|PHO Unknown place, province of EgyptP8broken off on the left and right sides and at the bottomQ1R/Recto; Verso: unpublished remains of an accountS DocumentaryT 5258r.bmpV 5258v.bmpX 5258cr_a.bmpX 5258cr_b.bmp` 5258cv_a.bmp` 5258cv_b.bmph_600DPIBack_R8>i'(Text too fragmentary to be translated)jdone, on the orig. SCANNEDk publishedp7/14/97of the Heracleopolite nome151-154Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, ,,‰hCs?Aphrodite (Aphrodito), Antaiopolite nome, province of the Lower Thebais, Thebais, EgyptWritten across the fibresAurelius Theodoros son of Makarios, oinoprates; (Aurelius) Kollouthos (son of Makarios), deceased brother of Theodoros (& unnamed heirs); Aurelius Iakybius (Jacob) son of Ioannes (John), husband of Maria, syntelestes (see also P.Michael. 52; P.Herm.Rees 32); Aurelia Maria daughter of Psimanobet, wife of Iakybius, sister of Enoch; AureliDus Enoch son of Psimanobet, brother of Maria, syntelestes; Flavii Heraclius and Heraclius Novus Constantinus, Emperors; Makarios alias Pamou Riu, deceased father of Theodoros and Kollouthos; Anouphios, mageiros; Ioannes (John), tabliton; Solomon ... (see Geographica); Abraamios (Abraham) son of Horouonchis, orbiopoles (former owner); (unnamed) heirs of Andreas, poimen; Promauos son of Isakios (Isaac), protokometes; Psaios (Psais) son of Psenthaesis, presbyteros; Victor son of Ioannes (Joh ~…yAO.Mich.inv. 9574COstD-EPearl OM-Youtie HCFOMich IIG762H1944UNoWNoX 30-D111K-K[Receipt of money tax\ 9 X 7.3 cm>AccountAccount (of Money?)1944complete1Recto; Verso is blankDocumentarypmi9576.bmp<_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DCPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>igIn the second year, Hathyr 7, 100; the 16th, 100; the 29th, 40; Choiak 2, 40; the 4th, 40; the 6th, 80.jdone, on ph. Scanned. k publishedp3/12/97 (or earlier)…yAO.Mich.inv. 9574COstD-EPearl OM-Youtie HCFOMich IIG762H1944UNoWNoX 30-D111K-K[Receipt of money tax\ 9 X 7.3 cm …hBee electronic version of OMich II, 701-701Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptOMich IIAccount(?); Tax Collection(?)Account or Receipt of Money1944complete1Recto; Verso is blankDocumentary9343o.bmp<_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2C><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>i$2 lines of Demotic. Mesore 12, 600''jdone, on ph. Scanned.k publishedp3/12/97 (or earlier)s776 …AO.Mich.inv. 9342COstD-EPearl OM-Youtie HCFOMich IIG747H1944UNoWNoX 29-C137B-QB-R`a†hCR2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>iAIn the 21st year, (has paid) Neon(?) son of Paesis, for s(--), on Pa(--) 6, 2'' drachmai. <Alternative reading: In the 10th year, of the fishers, (has paid) Paesis, for s(--), on Pa(--) 6, 2'' drachmai>.@Af 8  =  fjdone, on ph.; scannedk publishedp3/24/97s996xation; Tax collectionReceipt for money tax1951complete1Recto; Verso is blankDocumentary<_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_6,LŒwA See also P.Flor. III, 382, 17-23 (copy of a similar edict, isued on December 17, 199 A.D.). - The two texts on the verso of P. Mich. inv. 5473 were written with different inks, by similar hands. They are here distinguished to allow easier access to the bibliography n=Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptoGreekr15 (L. 39-53 of the ed.pr.)s)see electronic version of P.Mich. IX, 5294AQRep. Editor - Oliver JH; Rep Ser. - Greek Constitutions; 19**; Pg-No 254Q@A> ?  C >u)Septimius Severus and Caracalla, emperorsvKIIIrd cent. A.D. (not before 237 A.D.); original text: Jan.-Febr., 200 A.D.w Ann ArborxEdict issued by Septimius Severus and Caracalla, repeating a former statement that it was forbidden to exact taxes from anyone other than the individual who was specifically liabley)Septimius Severus and Caracalla, emperors'  *p4/24/97;  S‡A>   >nce of EgyptRectoPMich IXAdministration(?); Justice(?); Land Ownership; Personal status: Roman citizen (veteran); Roman Oath; SuretyDeed of Surety on Oath1971broken off at the bottom1Recto; Verso is blankDocumentary<_600DPIFront_R1>6923r.bmp<_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>iHerakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptPbroken off at the bottomQ1RRecto; Verso is blankS DocumentaryX 6923r.bmph923r.bmph‡hA18.2 X 10.3 cm35-288-AHorion son of PapontosPHContract by which Horion son of Papontos leases from Tithoes son Nepheros some tax-exempted land in the ousia of LiviaBL VII, 113 (on lines 8, 8-9); IX 162 (on line 13).October 31, 46 A.D.Husselman EMKaranis, Herakleidou meris of the Arsinoite nome; ousia (former estate) of Livia; PersesP.Mich.inv. 6831GreekAnn Arbor20-PapNoYesscotch tape on recto?Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptSee electronic version of PMich IX, 560Claudius, Emperor; Horion son of Papontos; Tithoes son of Nepheros, Perses tes epigones; Livia (see geographica)560Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of Egypt1Recto; Verso is blankDocumentary5891r.bmp<_600DPIFront_R1>5891r_a.bmp<_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>iclaring that he will be present at the court to settle a suit brought against him by Herakleides son of HerakleidesBL VIII, 215 on lines 11-12137 A.D.Husselman EMHerakleidou meris of the Arsinoite nome; amphodon r_Vol>PMich IXIlliteracy; Imperial Oath; Justice; Topography (Arsinoiton polis)Promise of Attendance in Court1971broken on the left side and at th'E‡k publishedlP.J. Sijpesteijn, ZPE 45 (1982) p. 179, n. 9; R.S. Bagnall - B.W. Frier, The Demography of Roman Egypt (Cambridge, 1994) p. 192p5/6/97s2576!self and her three sons9A[- - -], komogrammateus of Karanis; Antoninus presbyteros, son of Sokrates, laographos (& partners); Terpos, daughter of Mines (Menes) and Tapetheus, granddaughter of Harpagathes; Traianus, Emperor; [---], former gymnasiarchos (gegymnesiarchekos); Onnophris son of Phanomgeus and of Terpos, grandson of Onnophris; Petesouchos son of Phanomgeus and of Terpos, grandson of Onnophris; Terpos son of Phanomgeus and of Terpos, grandson of OnnophriszrCensus declaration (kat'oikian apographe); House ownership; Personal status: aphelix (minor child); Woman (widow?){Karanis|PHO=Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptPgbroken off at the bottom; partly abraded, and damaged along the folds and on the left and right marginsQ2RRecto; Verso is blankS DocumentaryT 5869r.bmped A\‡yOnnophris son of Pnepheros; Hadrianus, Emperor; Thermouthis daughter of Pasoknopaios; Artenas (Artemas) son of Herakleides, guardian of Thermouthis; Heron son of Satyros (see P.Mich. IX, 550 etc.)zVAdministration (archive); Illiteracy; Land ownership and lease; Taxation (land); Woman{Ptolemais Nea; Karanis|PHO=Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptPhupper part so badly damaged and frayed that only a few letters from the first nine lines can be made outQ1RRecto; Verso is blankS DocumentaryT 5815r.bmpX 5815r_d.bmpX 5815r_c.bmpY 5815r_b.bmpY 5815r_a.bmphor the prepaid lease of some land near Ptolemais Nea, for two yearsyOnnophris son of Pnepheros; Hadrianus, Emperor; Thermouthis daughter of Pasoknopaios; Artenas (Artemas) son of Herakleides, guardian of Thermouthis; Heron son of Satyros (see P.Mich. IX, 550 etc.)zVAdministration (archive); Illiteracy; Land ownership and lease; Taxation (land); Woman{Ptolemais Nea; Karanis|PH devolving uponLW‡` 5769v_a.bmphA18.5 X 10.4 cm30-132*-YII (8)Papeeis son of PsenobastisPHEnd of an acknowledgment made by Papeeis son of Psenobastis to Sarapion son of Sarapion that he owes him 40 silver drachmai, for which some property in Karanis is used as a securityLine 28 (with similar restitutions in lines 4 and 34): read: enatou(?) rather than hektou(?) (unpublished note of H.C. Youtie). - Line 23: read hos (eton) 69, instead of: hand against [all] his property, as if in accordance with a legal decision. And [it shall not be permitted] for the party of the first part from the present time to sell or mortgage or otherwise dispose of the fourth share that belongs to him of the vacant lot in the village of Karanis until he shall pay back the aforesaid money. The signatories for the party of the first part Pasion, son of Ptolemaios, about 34 years old with a scar on the under side of his left forearm, and foˆhCSer_Vol>PMich VICadastre; Irrigation; Taxation (Land)Declaration of Uninundated Land1944broken at the top and bottom and at the right; numerous wormholes and abrasions1Recto; Verso: traces of a text of uncertain natureDocumentary4732ar.bmp4732av.bmp<_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3>D<_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>i,ˆiATo Sarapion, the strategos, and Serenus, the royal secretary, of the division of Herakleides of the Arsinoite nome, and to the village secretary of Perseai, from Harpokration, son of Herakle( ), of the metropolis. I declare the 5 5/8 arourai of catoecic land belonging to me near the village of Perseai, entered for taxation in the name of Souchas, son of Mysthes, as unwatered for the present 10th year. Wherefore I present this declaration. (2nd hand) I, Phaseis, village secretary, have receBived a copy for verification. Phamenoth 1. Verso (1st hand) Catoecic land of Perseai. (3rd hand) . . . to Sarapion, strategos of the Arsinoite nome.@A>  >jbdone, on ph. (l. 1-11) Scanned (check if I saw two different sets of images, or twice the same!!!)k publishedmyesp3/12/97 (or earlier)s2280-ocumentaryT 4721r.bmpV 4721v.bmpX 4721r_a.bmphPMich VIG368H1944UNoW Yes (L. 1-11)X 26-B17F-A,,Œ9BBother?) Orsenouphis; Thenpetsooukis; (another?) Orseus; Thenmarres0zAdministration; Archive; Debt (& Paramone); Deposit; Family; Inheritance; Land Ownership; Land Status; Lease; Loan; Marriage; Notary; Paramone (obligation to remain at someone's service); Sale; Servility; Woman|PHOTotal size of the roll: 2.39 m x 29 cm1921, Acquired by Kelsey from Nahman in CairoUnknown scribePHArchive of Kronion son of Apion, nomographos of the grapheion of Tebtynis; see also noteDay by day register of the contracts recorded at the record-office (grapheion) of Tebtynis during the four last months of the 2nd year of the Emperor Claudius; it served as an index for the collection of the abstracts of thBe contracts, written on the Recto. - Col. IX records the contracts registered between July 29 and August 9, 42 A.D.After August 28, 42 A.D.Boak AERP.Mich.inv. 622GreekAnn ArborVerso, col. IX - 21top of lockers 2-4PapNoYesDue to the size of this papyrus roll, its content has been divided in the present database into several cards: one for each column of the Ve,,ŒhCrso (register of contracts), one for each abstract on the Recto (collection of abstracts of contracts, or eiromenon).well... you know...Tebtynis, Polemonos meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptHeron; Petesouchos; Thenorseus; Galates; Orsenouphis; (another?) Galates; Horion (& sons); Herakleios; Harpochration; Herodion; Cheus; Sokonopis; (another?) Galates; (another?) Sokonopis; Sigeris; Marepsemis; Marsisouchos; (another?) Galates; Didymos; OrseuDs; Peteeus; Heras; (another?) Peteeus; Nikomedes; (another?) Herakleios; Herakleides; Maron; (another?) Herakleides; (another?) Nikomedes; Kronion; (another?) Orsenouphis; Petesouchos; (another?) Orseus; (another?) Herakleios; Pasys; (another?) Orsenouphis; Thenpetsooukis; (another?) Orseus; Thenmarres121, Verso, col. IXTebtynis, Polemonos meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptVerso, col. IXPMich IIAdministration;,,ŒhE Archive; Debt (& Paramone); Deposit; Family; Inheritance; Land Ownership; Land Status; Lease; Loan; Marriage; Notary; Paramone (obligation to remain at someone's service); Sale; Servility; WomanQuadrimestrial Register of Contracts1933Large roll containing writing on both sides; broken off at the left of the Recto, but the writing on the Verso is almost completely intact1Verso; Recto: collection of abstracts of contFractsDocumentary622v_5.bmp<_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1>622v_i.bmp<_600DPIBack_R2>622v_v.bmp<_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8> kif 3 1/3 arourai, (made) by O,,ŒiA(Kaisareios 5, continued). Lease of 10 arourai of an allotment, (made) by Heron to Petesouchos and another. Lease of 3 1/2 arourai, (made) by Thenorseus to Galates. Lease of 8 arourai of an allotment, (made) by Orsenouphis to Galates. Agreement of division (of property), (made) by Horion to his sons. On the 9th. Acknowledgment of deposit of 100 drachmai, (made) by Herakleios to Harpochration. Loan of 50 drachmai, (made) by Herodion to Cheus. Agreement of obligation to remain in service (paBramone) for the sum of 80 drachmai, (made) by Sokonopis and others to Galates. On the 11th. Agreement of obligation to remain in service (paramone) for the sum of 84 drachmai, (made) by Sokonopis to Sigeris. On the 12th. Lease of 12 arourai, (made) by Marepsemis to Marsisouchos. On the 14th. Agreement (of - - -) of 105 artabai of barley, (made) by Marepsemis and others to Marsisouchos. Sale of a place of 15 bikoi, (made) by Galates and others to Didymos. Lease of 3 1/3 arourai, (made) by O>OŒiA,C,jA,{C0E,2sOŒF,9A- hA-C-E,iA-C,jA,C,BE0sO,9A-h@-C-E-iA-C-jA-C-E,ŒF<8-P-!hB-D-1F-"iA-0C-/jA-.C--E-,ŒD-+8A-8hA-TC-SE-NjB.D.A-<eŒ8A-UhA-WC.\E-jB-OD-eA- .,Œ8A-VhAC. E0jB-mD-pA-c-_Œv-dhA-nC0E-FjB-}D-|A.v-yŒ8A-EhA-zC;E-jB-D-~A-{-rŒ8A-ahA-xC-E-jA-C-E-Œ[;y0hB.3D.;F-DjB-D-A--Œs-Q-hB;D-F-jB-D-A--Œ8A-hA.5C-E-jA-C-E-ŒA;y.8hB-D-jA-C-E-ŒA;y-hB,|D--jB-D-A--Qh,,{ŒiCrseus to Peteeus. Lease of 4 arourai, (made) by Heras to Peteeus. Lease of 10 arourai of an allotment, (made) by Nikomedes to Herakleios. Lease of 5 1/2 arourai of temple land, (made) by Herakleides to Maron. Loan of 140 drachmai, (made) by Herakleides to Nikomedes. Acknowledgment of deposit of 250 drachmai, (made) by Kronion and others to Orsenouphis. Agreement of obligation to remain in service (paramone) for the sum of 80 drachmai, (made) by Petesouchos and others to Orseus. On the 16thD. Loan of 124 drachmai, (made) by Herakleios to Pasys and another. Alimentary contract for the value of 11 gold pieces, (made) by Orsenouphis to Thenpetsooukis. Alimentary contract for the value of 11 gold pieces, (made) by Orseus to Thenmarres.jol. IX - 21top of lockers 2-4PapNoYesDue to the size of this papyrus roll, its content has been divided in the present database into several cards: one for each column of the Ve,-o‰hEn), diakon; Aurelius Phoibammon son of Paos; Apollos son of Senouthios, diakon; Mathias son of Enoch, presbyteros; Aurelius Ponnis son of Ieremios (Jeremy); Andreas, symbolographos (see also P.Michael. 52; P.Vat.Aphrod. 19A)665Pl. XVIII-XXIIIAphrodite (Aphrodito), Antaiopolite nome, province of the Lower Thebais, Thebais, EgyptGascou J129-135Pl. 16SB XVIII, 13320CRIPEL 71985FPMich XIIIFamily; House; House Ownership; Inheritance; Notary; Personal status: minor children; Priest (Christian); Profession; Sale; Topography (Aphrodite); WomanSale of Parts of a House1977broken off at the top1Recto (written across the fibres); Verso is blankDocumentary6905r_1.bmp6905r_2.bmp<_O-ŒFPMich IIG121, Verso, col. XIH1933KBL III, 107 (l. 13)UNoVtop of lockers 2-4WYesX-1921, Acquired by Kelsey from Nahman in Cairo[$Quadrimestrial Register of Contracts\&Total size of the roll: 2.39 m x 29 cm]well... you know...ADue to the size of this papyrus roll, its content has been divided in the present database into several cards: one for each column of the Verso (register of contracts), one for each abstract on the Recto (collection of abstracts of contracts, or eiromenon).nQuadrimestrial Register of Contracts1933Large roll containing writing on both sides; broken off at the left of the Recto, but the writing on the Verso is almost completely intact1Verso; Recto: collection of abstracts of contractsDocumentary622v_5.bmp<_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_60F 0DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1>622v_j.bmp<_600DPIBack_R2>622v_w.bmp<_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8> i. Alimentary contract for the value of 11 gold pieces, (made) by Apynchis to Thatres. Acknowledgment of deposit of 182 drachmai, (made) by Herakleios to Orseous. On the 19th. Agreement to furnish lodging for 7 sil-,ŒiCver drachmai, (made) by Papontos to Pekysis. Agreement of cession of . . ., (made) by Kronion to Herakleides. Loan of 90 drachmai, (made) by Herakleides to Kronion. Lease of 6 arourai of an allotment, (made) by Heron to Herakleides. Acknowledgment of receipt of 52 drachmai, (made) by Orseus to Petesouchos. Lease of 4 arourai of grass, (made) by Anchious to Patron. On the 23rd. Loan of 160 drachmai, (made) by Didymos to Orsenouphis. Acknowledgment of deposit of 16 drachmai, (made) by OrseusD to Orseous.jos; Orseous; Papontos; Pekysis; Kronion; (another?) Herakleides; (another?) Heron; (another?) Herakleides; Orseus; Petesouchos; Anchious; Patron; Didymos; Orsenouphis; (another?) Orseus; (another?) Orseous121, Verso, col. XTebtynis, Polemonos meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptVerso, col. 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X records the contracts registered between August 9 and 16, 42 A.D.After August 28, 42 A.D.Boak AERP.Mich.inv. 622GreekAnn ArborVerso, col. X - 20top of lockers 2-4PapNoYesDue to the size of this papyrus roll, its content has been divided in the present database into several cards: one for each column of the Verso (re,@/c:administrationdikecorveeengineeringirrigationliturgycoVadministrationdivorcedowrynotarywomanguardianVadministrationdowryhouseownershipjewelslandownershiplVadministrationdowryhouseownershipjewelsmarriagenotaryVVVadministrationethnicityfeedingguildindustrynotarypersoVadministrationethnicityhouseownershipindustryloannotarRVadministrationethnicityjusticelandownershippersonalsta"V.VadministrationethnicitylandownershiplandstatusleasenoVVadministrationethnicitylandstatusleasenotarypersonalsVadministrationethnicityleasenotarypersonalstatuspersesVVicityleasenotarypersonalstatuspersesVVVationethnicityleasepersonalstatuspersestesepVVnistrationethnicityleasepersonalstatuspersestesepVVV<_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPI,,ŒiA(Kaisareion 16, continued). Acknowledgment (of receipt) of a dowry of 40 drachmai, (made) by Harmaissemis and others to Naaraus. Alimentary contract for the value of 11 gold pieces, (made) by Psosneus to Thenerakleia. Alimentary contract for the value of 21 gold pieces, (made) by Trophaneous to Tephersos. Loan of 320 drachmai, (made) by Lysimachos to Aunes and another. Lease of estates, (made) by Psosneus to Heron. Agreement of division (of property), (made) by Papnebtynis to Teteon. AcknoBwledgment of deposit of 123 drachmai, (made) by Aunes to Herakleides. Lease of 6 arourai, (made) by Panesis to Herakleides. Lease of pasture land, (made) by Sotas to Herodes. Acknowledgment (of receipt) of a dowry of 50 drachmai, (made) by Hatres to Thatres daughter of Petesouchos. Alimentary contract for the value of 11 gold pieces, (made) by Apynchis to Thatres. Acknowledgment of deposit of 182 drachmai, (made) by Herakleios to Orseous. On the 19th. Agreement to furnish lodging for 7 sil-,ŒhCgister of contracts), one for each abstract on the Recto (collection of abstracts of contracts, or eiromenon).well... you know...Tebtynis, Polemonos meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptHarmaissemis; Naaraus; Psosneus; Thenerakleia; Trophaneous; Tephersos; Lysimachos; Aunes; (another?) Psosneus; Heron; Papnebtynis; Teteon; Aunes; Herakleides; Panesis; (another?) Herakleides; Sotas; Herodes; Hatres; Thatres daughter of Petesouchos; Apynchis; (anotDher?) Thatres; Herakleios; Orseous; Papontos; Pekysis; Kronion; (another?) Herakleides; (another?) Heron; (another?) Herakleides; Orseus; Petesouchos; Anchious; Patron; Didymos; Orsenouphis; (another?) Orseus; (another?) Orseous121, Verso, col. XTebtynis, Polemonos meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptVerso, col. XPMich IIAdministration; Archive; Deposit; Dowry; Land Ownership; Lease; Loan; Marriage; Notary; Rent'z'v‚n=Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptoGreekr38swriting very distincttRep Editor - Arangio-Ruiz V; Rep Ser. - F.I.R.A. III. Negotia; 1943; No. 30; Rep editor - Youtie HC; Rep Ser. - ZPE 13; 1974; pg. 241-248 and Taf. XV (photo of lines 35-38)u{unknown scribe (for the copy); Gaius Apolinarius Niger (original of lines 2-35); Iulius Lucullus (original of lines 35-38)v 173(?) A.D.w Ann Arbor8ANCopy of a petition addressed to the epistrategos Iulius Lucullus by Gaius Apolinarius Niger, asking to be relieved from the duty of being guardian of a deceased veteran's daughter, according to earlier decisions taken in similar cases, which are cited; after this comes a copy of the subscript which contained the approval of LucullusN9erventions needed: check it carefully); realign small fragment at left of last line, if possible; put the papyrus back in the folder... but no longer upside down!<-!Œ8O9ALysimachos; Haryotes (son of - - -); Apollonios; Haryotes (son of Lysimachos) (see P.Mich. V, p. 16-18; 320-321); Didymos (son of Maron) (see P.Mich. V, p. 17-18; 320-321); Herakleia (daughter of Didymos son of Maron, wife of Haryotes son of Lysimachos); Psosneus; Harmiysis; Horion; Petesys; Ametyarios; Herakles; Thermoutharion; Ammonios; (another?) Ammonios; Petesouchos; Akousilaos; Papnebtynis; Ptolemaios; Harpochration; Orsenouphis; Terepsais; Horos; Psosneous; Kronion; Eirenaios; (anoBther?) Orsenouphis; (another?) Apollonios; (another?) Papnebtynis; Orseus; (another?) Petesouchos; (another?) Orsenouphis; Taorseus; Papontos{zAdministration; Apprenticeship; Archive; Debt (& Paramone); Dowry; House Ownership; Land Ownership; Lease; Loan; Marriage; Notary; Nursing; Paramone (obligation to remain at someone's service); Renting; Sale; Servility; Slave; Woman|PHOTotal size of the roll: 2.39 m x 29 cm1921, Acquired by Kelsey from Nahman in CairoUnknown scribePHArchive of Kronion son of Apion, nomographos of the grapheion of Tebtynis; see also noteDay by day register of abstracts of the contracts recorded at the record-office (grapheion) of Tebtynis during the four last months of the 2nd year of the Emperor Claudius. - Col. II, abstract 1 records a lease of 5 arouraiB of a catoecic allotment, registered on May 11, 42 A.D. (see also Verso, col. II, 5)BL VII, 107 (l. 1; 2; 3)After August 28, 42 A.D.Boak AERZenonos legomenos (kleros?)P.Mich.inv. 622GreekAnn ArborRecto, col. II, abstract 1: 3top of lockers 2-4PapNoYesDue to the size of this papyrus roll, its content has been divided in the presmq0documentW WWWrWWdocumentary5WdocumentsWdoes;W&WdomitianWdoneWWdotscWWdoubleWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWdownzWW(W)W*WdrachmaiWHWdraftWWjWdrawingWdrawn{WWWWdrevnejWdueWW WWWLWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWduetothesizeofthispapyrusrollitscontenthasbeendi VVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVV0 3jdifferentWWWWdifficultWWWdiocletienWdionasWdioskoBWdipartimentoWdirectlyOWdirittoWdiscardQWdismountedWCWWWdisplayed WWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWW W W W W WWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWW W!W"W#W$W%W&W'W(W)W*W+W,W-W.WWWWWWWWWWWW W!W"W#WdivisionWWWdoWWWWWWWWdocumentaryWdoesKWfWdoesn'tWWdomitienWdon'tWW~WdonepWqWtW|W}W~WWWWWWW3SjpjsWWWpjsijpesteijn5WplW!WWW\WPWSWplaceWIWWUWplacedWplaces-WWplanetsWplateWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWW'W+W:W#W$W&W*W.W0WplatesWplbatWpleaseyWzWWWpleeinWpleysier WWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWW W W W W WWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWW W!W"W#W$W%W&W'W(W)W*W+W,WplizWplusWpmichWW!WWWWWWWWpmichxvVV!VVVVVVV-\4Njdeborah WWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWW W W W W WWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWW W!W"W#W$W%W&W'W(W)W*W+W,WWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWW W W W W WWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWW W!W"W#W$W%W&W'W(W)W*WdecomposesW--ŒjAdone on the orig. Traianos: SH for trophimou doulikou? (slave, but what else? Feeding? Child? Nurse?) check height, conserv status, notes preserv Check: Nigel: possibility of adding to the note a link to the next and preceding columns or to all the records of this inv. nr. (through an automated search?). We could also make 1 general card (with general bibliography?) with links to all the others? - Possibility of changing the text of the translation into links when the corresponding abstracBts are on the Recto? Traianos: when these cards will be on the web, displayed as a search result, no difference will appear between them, which is a problem. Ask Nigel? Traianos: should I add the bibliography concerning the grapheion, as: - R.H. Pierce, Grapheion, Catalogue, and Library in Roman Egypt, SymbOslo 43 (1968) pp. 68-83; - Hobson Deborah W., The Role of Women in the Economic Life of Roman Egypt: A Case Study from First Century Tebtunis, EchCl 28 = N.S., 3 (1984) pp. 373-390; - M-!-1ŒhBe contracts, written on the Recto. - Col. XII records the contracts registered between August 26 and 28, 42 A.D.BL III, 107 (l. 4; 6; 10)After August 28, 42 A.D.Boak AERP.Mich.inv. 622GreekAnn ArborVerso, col. XII - 20top of lockers 2-4PapNoYesDue to the size of this papyrus roll, its content has been divided in the present database into severCal cards: one for each column of the Verso (register of contracts), one for each abstract on the Recto (collection of abstracts of contracts, or eiromenon).well... you know...Tebtynis, Polemonos meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptLysimachos; Haryotes (son of - - -); Apollonios; Haryotes (son of Lysimachos) (see P.Mich. V, p. 16-18; 320-321); Didymos (son of Maron) (see P.Mich. V, p. 17-18; 320-321); Herakleia (daughter of Didymos son of Maron, 121O12frgh1Vfrgh33VfrghuncertaintracesVfrgi3Vfrgi4Vfrgi53Vfrgicoli2Vfrgicoli53Vfrgicoli5colii6coliii6coliv1`Vrgicoliii123Vfrgiicoli43Vfrgiicoli7Vfrgiicolii13Vfrgiicolii203Vfrgiii6Vfrgiii93Vfrgiv1Vfrgj14Vfrgj43Vfrgk33Vfrgl113VfrggWg;W3WWWWgreekWWW WWWWW<WFW\WWWWWaWWWgreek114FVgreek16Vgreek173\VVgreek9Vgreektextinuppermargin4Vh;W3WWWWhandWhasWWWhaunWhere6Wi`WVW|WWW;W=WUWeWWWWWWWWW WW3W7W~WWWWWWW W~WWWWWWWW8WIWTWUWnWuWWWWWWWWWWWWWWW3W-W,-Œ9ALysimachos; Pnasis; Apsemis; Nepheros; Phasis; Orseus; Herakleios; Orseus; Kronion; Herakleios; Pasys; Orseus; Harmiysis; Patynis; Herakleios; Kronion; Marous; Harpaesis; Herodes; Harpaesis; Taorseus; Taarmiysis; Naaraus; Tepheros; Heras; Papontos; Petearpsenesis; Aures; Nekpheraus; Pakebkis; Lysas; Heraklous; Kronion; Taorseus; Areios; Ptollous; Patynis; Tetekas; (unnamed) Romanoi; PastoouszAdministration; Animal; Apprenticeship; Archive; Debt (& Paramone); Deposit; Dowry; Industry; Land Ownership; Lease; Loan; Marriage; Notary; Paramone (obligation to remain at someone's service); Profession; Renting; Sale; Servility; Woman{Romanoi|PHOTotal size of the roll: 2.39 m x 29 cm1921, Acquired by Kelsey from Nahman in CairoUnknown scribePHArchive of Kronion son of Apion, nomographos of the grapheion of Tebtynis; see also noteDay by day register of the contracts recorded at the record-office (grapheion) of Tebtynis during the four last months of the 2nd year of the Emperor Claudius; it served as an index for the collection of the abstracts of thBe contracts, written on the Recto. - Col. XI records the contracts registered between August 16 and 24, 42 A.D.BL III, 107 (l. 13)After August 28, 42 A.D.Boak AERRomanoiP.Mich.inv. 622GreekAnn ArborVerso, col. XI - 21top of lockers 2-4PapNoYesDue to the size of this papyrus roll, its content has been divided in the present data--ŒhCbase into several cards: one for each column of the Verso (register of contracts), one for each abstract on the Recto (collection of abstracts of contracts, or eiromenon).well... you know...Tebtynis, Polemonos meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptLysimachos; Pnasis; Apsemis; Nepheros; Phasis; Orseus; Herakleios; Orseus; Kronion; Herakleios; Pasys; Orseus; Harmiysis; Patynis; Herakleios; Kronion; Marous; Harpaesis; Herodes; Harpaesis; Taorseus; TaDarmiysis; Naaraus; Tepheros; Heras; Papontos; Petearpsenesis; Aures; Nekpheraus; Pakebkis; Lysas; Heraklous; Kronion; Taorseus; Areios; Ptollous; Patynis; Tetekas; (unnamed) Romanoi; Pastoous121, Verso, col. XITebtynis, Polemonos meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptVerso, col. XIPMich IIAdministration; Animal; Apprenticeship; Archive; Debt (& Paramone); Deposit; Dowry; Industry; Land Ownership; Lease; Loan; Marr--yŒhEiage; Notary; Paramone (obligation to remain at someone's service); Profession; Renting; Sale; Servility; WomanQuadrimestrial Register of Contracts1933Large roll containing writing on both sides; broken off at the left of the Recto, but the writing on the Verso is almost completely intact1Verso; Recto: collection of abstracts of contractsDocumentary622v_6.bmp<_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1>622v_k.bmp<_600DPIBack_R2>622v_x.bmp<_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8> i (made) by Naaraus to Tepheros. (Contract by which) Heras gave (his son) in apprenticeship to Papontos. Acknowle--ŒiA(Kaisareios 23, continued). Loan of 224 drachmai, (made) by Lysimachos to Pnasis. Lease of an oil-press, (made) by Apsemis to Nepheros. Agreement of obligation to remain in service (paramone) for the sum of 100 drachmai, (made) by Phasis to Orseus. Agreement of sale of a donkey, (made) by Herakleios to Orseus. Acknowledgment of deposit of 360 drachmai, (made) by Kronion to Herakleios. On the 24th. Lease of 4 1/2 arourai, (made) by Pasys and others to Orseus. On the 25th. Lease of 9 arouraiB, (made) by Harmiysis to Patynis and another. Agreement of sale of a donkey, (made) by Herakleios to Kronion. Loan of 24 drachmai, (made) by Marous to Harpaesis. Agreement to furnish lodging for 48 drachmai, (made) by Herodes to Harpaesis. Acknowledgment of receipt of 224 drachmai, (made) by Taorseus to Taarmiysis. On the 27th. Alimentary contract for the value of 11 gold pieces, (made) by Naaraus to Tepheros. (Contract by which) Heras gave (his son) in apprenticeship to Papontos. Acknowle--ŒiCdgment (of receipt) of a dowry of 36 drachmai, (made) by Petearpsenesis to Aures. Acknowledgment of receipt of 16 drachmai, (made) by Nekpheraus to Pakebkis. On the 28th. Acknowledgment (of receipt) of a dowry of 1,000 drachmai, (made) by Lysas to Heraklous. Alimentary contract for the value of 11 gold pieces, (made) by Kronion to Taorseus. Alimentary contract for the value of 41 gold pieces, (made) by Areios to Ptollous. On the 29th. Agreement of division (of property), (made) by Patynis Dto Tetekas. First intercalary day. Acknowledgment of deposit of 48 drachms, made by the Romans and others to Pastoous. [[. . Alimentary contract]]\jtekas; (unnamed) Romanoi; Pastoous121, Verso, col. XITebtynis, Polemonos meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptVerso, col. XIPMich IIAdministration; Animal; Apprenticeship; Archive; Debt (& Paramone); Deposit; Dowry; Industry; Land Ownership; Lease; Loan; Marrc-,ŒjContevecchi Orsolina, La crisi economica sotto Claudio e Nerone: Nuove testimonianze, Neronia III. Actes du IIIe Colloque International de la Socit Internationale d'tudes Nroniennes. Varenna, juin 1982 = Atti CERDAC. 12 = N.S., 2 (1982-1983 [1987])pp. 139-148; - JENKINS Fred W., New Texts from the Tebtunis Grapheion Archive, BASP 29 (1992) pp. 31-40; - E. Husselman, Procedures of the Record Office of Tebtunis in the First Century A.D., Proceedings of the Twelfth International Congress oDf Papyrology (Toronto, 1970) pp. 223-238; - Kovel'man A.B., Arenda v Juznom Fajume v seredine i v. n. e. (Po Miciganskim registram.) Avec un rsum en anglais: Land Leases in Southern Fayum in the Middle of the 1 Century A.D. (based on the Michigan records.), VDI 128 (1974, fasc. 2) pp. 69-85; - Cockle Walter E.H., State Archives in Graeco-Roman Egypt from 30 B.C. to the Reign of Septimius Severus, JEA 70 (1984) pp. 106-122 - PESTMAN P.W., 'Oud papier' uit een notariskantoor in het oude Eg.bmp-0Wjnotes WWxWWWWWW]WWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWnouvelleWnowW>Wnr5WWWWWWWWWWWWW WWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWW-5,Q jnewWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWW W!W"W#W$W%W&W'W(W)W*W+W,W,W,W,W,W,W,W,W,W,W,W,W,W,W,W,W,W,W,W,W,W,W,W,W,W,W,W,W,W,W,W,W,W,W,W,W,W,W,W,W,W,W,W,W,W,W,W,W,W,W,W,W,W,W,W,W,W,W,-jjenkins WWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWW W W W W WWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWW W!W"W#W$W%W&W'W(W)W*W+W,WjohnWjohnstonWileshekatesoteiraastudyofhekate'srolesVolesVVWWkeptWkerameusWkienastWWWkingGWkingsuWklWknowWknownWkoenenJWkolWkovel'man WWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWkratistoiWkronion WWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWktl5Wkuijl+ ‡hA17.9 x 22.5 cm31-I112D-Punknown customs officialPH+ P.Mich. inv. 6131 (+ 6116?)Register recording day by day the payments made for customs duties by the individual transporters, with information on the product imported or exported and on the means of transportBL IX, 77 (passim). - L. 18: read: [. . heos] 18 or [17] 18, instead of: 18; the dates restituted in lines 8-9 should be corrected in Bconsequence. (PH)IInd/IIIrd. cent. A.D.Sijpesteijn PJP.Mich.inv. 6124GreekAnn Arborcol. I-VI: see under inv. 6131, Recto; col. VII (frg. d = inv. 6124, col. I): 27; col. VIII (frg. d = inv. 6124, col. II): 25Top of locker 11 (+ L)PapYesYesFor Hermes-days (days on which no duties were received), see P.Customs, p. 88-89.realign upper left and ((‡hEee Pros.Ptol. IV 11251); Damas; Antigones (Antigenes? Antigonos?), Ioudaios; Phiminis, son of Phen- - -; Onnophris (see Pros.Ptol. I 522 + add.; IV 10335); Laommaasos (Laommaasos)(?) son of Teous (gen.) (see Pros.Ptol. V 13943); Anosis (son of Thotorches) (see Pros.Ptol. I 786 + add.; V 12978 = VIII 514b; Pap.Lugd.Bat. XXI, p. 287)30Philadelpheia, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, EgyptText b, line 6: read Phiminis rather than Philinis; text d, line 7F: read 3 (etous), not 33 (etous); some minor changes. (PH)Fuks A-Tcherikover V8 (text (b) only)CPJ I1957PMich IAccount; Agriculture; Feeding; SaleVarious Accounts1931broken off on the left and right sides; damaged1Recto and VersoDocumentary3639r.bmp3639v.bmplot of things to do: joinings, alignments, unfoldings... Terry Wilfong should see the Verso before we close this glass; Traianos has a word to say also, about the letters by which we should identify the fragments. Then give it back to me, so that I update the card.probably Soknopaiou Nesos, HeGrakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptBeles; Chairemon; Dem[- - -]; Dionysis (Dionysios); Herieus; Heron; Horos(?); Kalaris; Mae[- - -]; Melas; Morepatos; Paeseis; Paneseeis; Panouphis; Paseeis; Pasis; Phanesis; Phanouphis; Phatres; Psonouphis; Satyros; Setabous; Siphon; Sotas; Soterichos; Stotoetis; Tryphon; [- - -]elphias733-884Pl. XXI-XXIISoknopaiou Nesos, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptR-e., ŒjA    }      he Emperor Claudius. - Col. I, abstract 3 records a sale of a young male donkey, registered on April 30, 42 A.D. (see also Verso, col. I, l. 13)(y4[Lysimachos son of - - -]; [Herakleios son of - - -]z$Administration; Animal; Notary; Sale|PHOTotal size of the roll: 2.39 m x 29 cm1921, Acquired by Kelsey from Nahman in CairoUnknown scribePHArchive of Kronion son of Apion, nomographos of the grapheion of Tebtynis; see also noteDay by day register of the contracts recorded at the record-office (grapheion) of Tebtynis during the four last months of the 2nd year of the Emperor Claudius; it served as an index for the collection of the abstracts of thsc. 2) pp. 69-85; - Cockle Walter E.H., State Archives in Graeco-Roman Egypt from 30 B.C. to the Reign of Septimius Severus, JEA 70 (1984) pp. 106-122 - PESTMAN P.W., 'Oud papier' uit een notariskantoor in het oude Eg-1-0gŒhF the Recto, but the writing on the Verso is almost completely intact1Verso; Recto: collection of abstracts of contractsDocumentary622v_6.bmp<_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1>622v_l.bmp<_600DPIBack_R2>622v_y.bmp<_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8> iade) by Ametyarios to Herakles. On the 4th. Agreement for nursing a slave, (made) by Thermoutharion to Ammonios. On the 5th. Loan of 132 drachmai, (made) by Ammonios to Petesouchos and another. Agreement of release of claims, (made) by Herakleia to Didymos and another. Sale of a quarter part of a vacant plot, (made) by Akousilaos to Papnebtynis. Loan of 100 drachmai, (made) by Ptolem&8_isetsOWUW@WsettingyWWWsettle#WQWgWW8WNWWWhWiWsettledOWeWWsettlementOWUWWWsettlersgWsettlingpWseutesWseuthesIWJWWW WWWW$W3W6W7W8WnWlW~WseuthesandVseuthessonofammonios1VVseuthessonofartemidoros1000drVseuthessonofheras VnVseuthessonofheras1VVsevenWCWyWWWOWW~WSW]WkWWWWUWWW=W_WnWWWWWWWvWWWWWWkWWseven-arouraiWWseven-dayyWseven-eighthWseven-eighthsWseven-sixteenthsWseven-twelfthsWWseventeenWyWWWWWUW WfWhWiWWWWWWmWWWWWWW W!W#W%W+WvWwWWFWsewn@Wsextarii WSWsextus5WshalOWshalltWWWW%}Iifromthedekaprotoikastorandsatabouscomeatoncewithth1VfromtheepikrisisoftheephebesoftheninthyearofthedVfromtheestateofthelinen-weaver541/3artabaiofwheatVfromtheestateontheeast20artabaiofwheatVfromthefinesofyear9neilossonofapolloniosformervilVfromthegranaryofthevillageofkaranisofthecropofthVoleasefromyoutheripeningcVfromtheregisterofthepublicbankersonaccountofthothVfromthevillageofkaranisofthecropofyear1clemensso Vfromthevillageofkoisthroughdidyme8artabaiofwheatVfromtheagenes15artabaiofwheatVfromtheodotosthearchonfromsidonVfromtheopompos8drachmaiVfrontoW}WWWWWfronto@Wfrugally@Wfruit`WW%Wfruit-bearingWfruitfulWfruitsWWfrumentariusW>Wfugitive?WfulfilWWfulfillOWfulfillment}W~WWWWWllSizeBacTLidionysodoroscWmW"Wdionysos9W`WW8WdiophantosaWdiopoliteTWdiosWqWWHW)WWWW:\WWWWWLWkWW!WWW W6W<Wdios1VVdiosflute-playerVdiossonofpanareVdiossonofpeionisVdiosveteranqVdiosveteran2000drachmai Vdiosveteranthroughpeeousandision20artabaiVdioskoriaWTt,eeacho7east9egg@Peighteighth@eikosipentarouron6eirenes@Qelder~?eliasTelse@p)9(emperor>encaustic@WBWDWzWWWWbelongingWWW?WYWWW;WWWWWWWWWWWWWW WW1W4W7W;W=WBWCWEWFWHWKWMWWWbenefaction"WWWW.WbenefactionsSWbeneficenceW?WbeneficientWbenefit8WBWbenefitedWWbenevolenceWWbenipesWbentetisWbequeathedWbereaved<WbereavementsoWbes/Wbeseech=WWWWTWbesideWWW)ithe2ndyearoftheemperorcaesartitusaeliushadrianusanVthe30thhermes-dayVthe30thkabalisexportingcamelsofwheatdrachmaiVthe3rdlikewiseVthe3rdyearoftiberiuscaesaraugustustheofthemonthofRVthe4thyearofourlordsphilippiaugustipharmouthiaureliVthealemanni'VthebabyloniansltorofbabylongttVtheblind140drachmai\VtheclothofthecamelandthehalterstheyhavepartsofthVtheearthbearsflourishingtreesCVtheeighteenthyearoftheemperorcaesarnervatrajanoptimVtheeighthyearoftheemperorcaesartitusaeliushadrianus}VVtheeighthyearoftheemperorcaesartrajanhadrianaugustuVtheeighthyearoftiberiusclaudiuscaesaraugustusgermani7VtheeleventhyearoftheemperorcaesardomitianaugustusgeVtheeleventhyearoftheemperorcaesarvespasianaugustus2VtheeleventhyearoftiberiusclaudiuscaesaraugustusgermaaVJT9paeseou;Wpaeseoupaesiscorrectedtopalemonsonofptollasseeomic;Vpaeses%WWpaesespaesis%Vpaesios}WWWYWmWaWWWW$WW}W WHWWpaesiospaesisVVYVVpaesiospaesissonofpatermouthisHVpaesisWHWMW}WWWYWmWWWWWOWaWW(5ZWW$W2;WUW_WdkW WWW}WWW W WHWWQpaesissonofaunesMVVpaesissonofdemetriosHVpaesissonofheronkVpaesissonofisionseealsoomichi106582#Vpaesissonofisionseealsoomichi106608OVpaesissonofmasculinusseealsopcairisid6224913124 VpaesissonofpQVpaesissonofpatermouthis_VpaesissonofpathermouthisbrotherofheraklesseeomichiVpaesissonofpathermouthisseeomichip200aVpaesissonofpetermouthisVpaesissonofptolemaiosVpaesissonofsatabous V,,ŒhEnd Ownership; Land Status; Lease; Loan; Marriage; Notary; Nursing; Paramone (obligation to remain at someone's service); Partnership; Profession; Sale; Security; Servility; Slave; WomanQuadrimestrial Register of Contracts1933Large roll containing writing on both sides; broken off at the left of the Recto, but the writing on the Verso is almost completely intact1Verso; Recto: collection of abstracts of contractsDocumentary622v_4.bmp<_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1>622v_g.bmp<_600DPIBack_R2>622v_t.bmp<_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8> aioan of 40 drachmai and 5 artabai of whtact-,-8ŒDXArchive of Kronion son of Apion, nomographos of the grapheion of Tebtynis; see also noteEBoak AERFPMich IIG121, Recto, col. I, iiH1933UNoVtop of lockers 2-4WYesX-1921, Acquired by Kelsey from Nahman in Cairo[0Collection of Abstracts of Contracts (Eiromenon)\&Total size of the roll: 2.39 m x 29 cm]well... you know...ADue to the size of this papyrus roll, its content has been divided in the present database into several cards: one for each column of the Verso (register of contracts), one for each abstract on the Recto (collection of abstracts of contracts, or eiromenon).nQuadrimestrial Register of Contracts1933Large roll containing writing on both sides; broken off at the left of-"-/ŒiAOn the 3rd (intercalary day). Sale of a quarter part of half a house, (made) <by - - -> to Lysimachos. Lease pertaining to gardening, (made) by Haryotes and others to Apollonios. Acknowledgment (of receipt) of a dowry of 1,000 drachmai, (made) by Haryotes and others to Didymos and others. Alimentary contract for the value of 51 gold pieces, (made) by Haryotes to Herakleia. Alimentary contract for the value of 11 gold pieces, (made) by Psosneus to Harmiysis. (Contract by which) HorionB gave (his son) in apprenticeship to Petesys. Agreement of sale of a sixteenth part of a house and court, (made) by Ametyarios to Herakles. On the 4th. Agreement for nursing a slave, (made) by Thermoutharion to Ammonios. On the 5th. Loan of 132 drachmai, (made) by Ammonios to Petesouchos and another. Agreement of release of claims, (made) by Herakleia to Didymos and another. Sale of a quarter part of a vacant plot, (made) by Akousilaos to Papnebtynis. Loan of 100 drachmai, (made) by Ptolem--"ŒhDwife of Haryotes son of Lysimachos); Psosneus; Harmiysis; Horion; Petesys; Ametyarios; Herakles; Thermoutharion; Ammonios; (another?) Ammonios; Petesouchos; Akousilaos; Papnebtynis; Ptolemaios; Harpochration; Orsenouphis; Terepsais; Horos; Psosneous; Kronion; Eirenaios; (another?) Orsenouphis; (another?) Apollonios; (another?) Papnebtynis; Orseus; (another?) Petesouchos; (another?) Orsenouphis; Taorseus; Papontos121, Verso, col. XIITebtynis, Polemonos meris, ArsinEoite nome, province of EgyptVerso, col. XIIPMich IIAdministration; Apprenticeship; Archive; Debt (& Paramone); Dowry; House Ownership; Land Ownership; Lease; Loan; Marriage; Notary; Nursing; Paramone (obligation to remain at someone's service); Renting; Sale; Servility; Slave; WomanQuadrimestrial Register of Contracts1933Large roll containing writing on both sides; broken off at the left ofC/kDDjDuplicate of P.Mich. inv. 724. - Archive of Kronion son of Apion, nomographos of the grapheion of TebtynisE Browne GMFBASP 6G5-9H1969J SB X 10535M PMich XIIN Browne GMO633 (second copy)P1975UNoV-WYesX-1921, Acquired by Kelsey from Nahman in Cairo[ Lease of Land\ 14 x 21 cm]MA few fibres to realign? L. 19 and l. 22: small scraps to unfold on the rightnWuWgWton`WaWWW?WWW>WTW]WhW|WWWWWWEWZWW{W}WWWWkWlWqWWWtonkriton|VtoparchesWtoparchiesMWtoparchosWtopogrammateusWZWtoposWtopoteretesWWtorontoWtorquatus WGWtorquatusiulianusconsuls Vtosis WtothoesWtothoessonofimouthesVtothoessonofpsemnVtotoesjtotoessonofbolphisjVtotoessonofpachnoumisjVtotoessonofpekysisandtaupsjVtotoessonofpetsirisjVtotoessonofptolemjVtotoessonofvaljVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVtrapezitaiWtrapezitesUWbWWtravauxOWWtriadelphosOWfWhWWWWWWWW8WtribunusWtrierarchematos_Wtristomites WtritesWtritos=WFWRWWhonW-+-TŒ8A`Day by day register of abstracts of the contracts recorded at the record-office (grapheion) of Tebtynis during the four last months of the 2nd year of the Emperor Claudius. - Col. I, abstract 2 records an agreement to furnish residence in place of payinginterest on a debt of 20 drachmai, registered on April 30, 42 A.D. (see also Verso, col. I, l. 12)`yR[Orsenouphis son of - - -]; Orsenouphis son of Horos; Onnphris son of Marsisouchosz%Administration; Debt; Notary; Renting|PHOVerso, col. XIIPMich IIAdministration; Animal; Apprenticeship; Archive; Debt (& Paramone); DepositD; Dowry; Industry; Land Ownership; Lease; Loan; Marriage; Paramone (obligation to remain at someone's service); Profession; Renting; Sale; Servility; Woman Family; Inheritance; Land Status; Agriculture; House Ownership; Partnership; Bath; Maintenance; Nursing; Security; Slave; Salary; Divorce; Feeding; Police; Association; Personal status: minor child; Quadrimestrial Register of Contracts1933Large roll containing writing on both side;6 ‡[ 6131dr_d.bmphAFrg. a: 9.8 x 18.9 cm; frg. b: 21.5 x 22.9 cm; frg. c: 15.3 x 20.7 cm; frg. e: 6.9 x 10.3 cm; frg. f: 8 x 12.2 cm; frg. g: 3.2 x 2.2 cm; frg. h: 3.4 x 3.1 cm; frg. i: 1 x 2.6 cm; frg. j: 6 x 11 cm31-I112D-P (25)-(26)unknown customs officialPH+ P.Mich. inv. 6124 (+ 6116?)Register recording day by day the payments made for customs duties by the individual transporters, with information on the product importedis exporting 4 camels of wheat: 8 drachmai and 1 baggage-camel Melas exporting 2 camels of wheat: 4 drachmai (From) the 16th to the 18th: Hermes-days. The 19th: Melas exporting 2 camels of wheat: 4 drachmai Pasis exporting 6 camels of wheat: 12 drachmai Setabous exporting 5 camels of wheat: 10 drachmai and 1 baggage-camel Dionysis(?) exporting 6 camels of wheat: 12 drachmai Kalaris exporting 4 camels of wheat: 8 drachmai Beles exporting 3 camels of wheat: 6:;5ŠfAO.Mich.inv. 9404COstD-E Youtie HCFTAPA 71G643H1940MOMich IINPearl OM-Youtie HCO757P1944UNoWNoX 29-F56B-C[Receipt of money tax\ 9.1 X 7.8 cmn=Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptoGreekr2s'see electronic version of OMich II, 757uUnknown tax-collectorvIst cent. B.C.wCairox)Receipt for tax payment by an OrsenouphisyOrsenouphis son of NekpherauszTaxation; Tax collection{-|PHOFprobably Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptPcompleteQ1RRecto; Verso is blankS DocumentaryT 9404o.bmphenouphis son of NekpherauszTaxation; Tax collection{-|PHOFprobably Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptPcompleteQ1RRecto; Verso is blankS DocumentaryT 9404o.bmphings>Civil rights: Antinoite citizen; Court proceedings; Justice; Personal status: Antinoite citizen; Profession; ViolenceCopy of a Decision of the Epistrategos (extract from his minutes)1944WOWXWonVWWWW W W W W WWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWW W!W"W&Wontopofcases1-2VVorderOWothers#W$W%W'W(W)W*W+W,WoversizeW6WPWQWRWW2WWWW"W+W5W0-?ŒB Worrell, fragments i + c. Fragment c = Sijpesteijn, fragments C + A = Worrell, fragments a + d. Fragment d = inv. 6124 (P.Customs , with no Coptic text on Verso). Fragment e = Sijpesteijn, fragment J = Worrell, fragment h. Fragment f = Sijpesteijn, fragments M + H = Worrell, fragments j + b. Fragment g = Sijpesteijn, fragment F = Worrell, fragment e. Fragment h = Sijpesteijn, fragment N = Worrell, fragment f? Fragment i = Sijpesteijn, fragment L = Worrell, fragment f? Fragment j = SijpestC`eijn, fragments E + I = Worrell, fragments g (taken the other way up) + l. The order of fragments a-d is defined by the day numbers in the Greek text (frgg. a-d cover the months of Hadrianos and Tybi, with the very first days of Mecheir) and the day or section numbers of the Coptic text (which ends on fragment c); fragments e-j have no certain place.-AKŒOOprobably Soknopaiou Nesos, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptQ14RDVerso; Recto bears a Greek customshouse register (P.Customs 733-884)V 6131v.bmpW 6131v_1.bmpW 6131v_2.bmp` 6131v_a.bmp` 6131v_b.bmp` 6131v_c.bmpb 6131av_a.bmpb 6131bv_a.bmpb 6131bv_b.bmpb 6131cv_a.bmpc 6131bv_c.bmpc 6131cv_b.bmphAFrg. a: 9.8 x 18.9 cm; frg. b: 21.5 x 22.9 cm; frg. c: 15.3 x 20.7 cm; frg. e: 6.9 x 10.3 cm; frg. f: 8 x 12.2 cm; frg. g: 3.2 x 2.2 cm; frg. h: 3.4 x 3.1 cm; frg. i: 1 x 2.6 cm; frg. j: 6 x 11 cm31-I112D-P (25)-(26)PH with T. Wilfong+ P.Mich. inv. 6124 (+ 6116?) (from the Recto)See note (PH & T.Wilfong)IIIrd cent. A.D.Worrell WHP.Mich.inv. 6131(Old) Coptic84-90Soknopaiou Nesos, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptVersoAmerican Jourq Ti‹AP.Mich.inv. 5262BaCPapE Youtie LCFZPE 42G81-88H1981IPl. IIIJ SB XVI 12678 (and XVIII, p. 484)K/BL VIII, 385 (bibliography); BL IX, 289 (l. 13)UYesVDWYesX 28-156*-BII[Petition to an Epistrategos\ 12.5 X 31 cm]/if possible, join the fragments into one glass?n=Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptoGreekr38u Iulia Heraisrai in the name of Stotoetis son of Peteuris, and of which the same 3 5/8 arourai are under lien for unpaid taxes in the name of the same StotoeB tis [- - -?]j1Done on the orig. Conservation11 scanned; checkedk publishedp1/14/98s2691‹AP.Mich.inv. 5262BaCPapE Youtie LCFZPE 42G81-88H1981IPl. IIIJ SB XVI 12678 (and XVIII, p. 484)K/BL VIII, 385 (bibliography); BL IX, 289 (l. 13)UYesVDWYesX 28-156*-BII[Petition to an Epistrategos\ 12.5 X 31 cm]/if possible, join the fragments into one glass?n=Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptoGreekr38u Iulia Herais Verso is blankS Documentary-?+ŒhBary>Ann Arbor2 mounts: Top of locker 11 + LPapYesYesThe letters used to identify the fragments in the publication of the Greek text (from A to N) and in that of the Coptic one (from a to m) did not correspond to each other, nor did they copy the original set of letters given to the fragments. As several fragments were joined during the conservation work for the APIS project, new letters have been given to identify the fragments. CFragment a = Sijpesteijn, fragments G + D = Worrell, fragments m + k. Fragment b = Sijpesteijn, fragments K + B = Worrell, fragments i + c. Fragment c = Sijpesteijn, fragments C + A = Worrell, fragments a + d. Fragment d = inv. 6124 (P.Customs , with no Coptic text on Verso). Fragment e = Sijpesteijn, fragment J = Worrell, fragment h. Fragment f = Sijpesteijn, fragments M + H = Worrell, fragments j + b. Fragment g = Sijpesteijn, fragment F = Worrell, fragment e. Fragment h = Sijpesteijn, fP‡.iA(Recto) We have received what you paid to Theogenes in Alexandria, 1,000 copper drachmai. Towards this you have received what Dromon in Kanopos (paid), 180 silver drachmai, and in Alexandria, what Epharmostos . . ., 140 silver drachmai; [- - -] choai at 1 drachme 1 1/2 obol each, equal 320 silver drachmai; [- - -] from Krokodilon polis [- - -]; 'for those who transferred (the freight) from the mouth (of the river) to the boat [- - -]'; and transport fare to Ptolemais [- - -]; and from PtoBlemais to Kerke [- - -], equal 645 silver drachmai, which equal [- - -] at the four drachmai, 695 (copper) drachmai 4 1/2 obols; (and) 6 copper drachmai 1 obol; giving a total of: 701 copper drachmai 5 1/2 obols; remain: 298 drachmai 1/2 obol. (2nd hand) And Mikion took 20 minas of wax, 16 (drachmai) 2 obols; and in the 38th year, he has received for '15' minas of wool, 30 drachmai; and what we have guaranteed from Hieron for '15' other minas, 30 drachmai. (Verso: vestiges of title or doc)Ks‡hDR5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>i((Text too fragmentary to be translated).j2done on the orig.; conservation10 scanned; checkedk publishedp12/15/97s17673R1Recto (written across the fibres); Verso is blankS DocumentaryT 3086r.bmpX 3086r_a.bmpX 3086r_b.bmphA8 x 14 cm; 6.5 x 6 cm; 11 x 14.5 cmDecember 1926; Acquired from Dr. Kondilios[Spondates?]PHZenon archiveFragments of a letter, perhaps covering the two copies of letters written by Spondates and published as P.Mich. I, 63 (see this number)August, 247 B.C.Edgar CCP.Mich.inv. 3086GreekAnn Arbor14 or 15 lines(?)EP Religion<_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8> ?i((Text too fragmentary to be translated).jAdone on the orig. check height, conserv status, notes preserv Check: Nigel: possibility of adding to the note a link to the next and preceding columns or to all the records of this inv. nr. (through an automated search?). We could also make 1 general card (with general bibliography?) with links to all the others? Traianos: when these cards will be on the web, displayed as a search result, no difference will appear between them, which is a problem. Ask Nigel? Traianos: should I add the biblTebtunis in the First Century A.D., Proceedings of the Twelfth International Congress of Papyrology (Toronto, 1970) pp. 223-238; - Kovel'man A.B., Arenda v Juznom Fajume v seredine i v. n. e. (Po Miciganskim registram.) Avec un rsum en anglais: Land Leases in Southern Fayum in the MidQ1-y-zŒ8ADay by day register of abstracts of the contracts recorded at the record-office (grapheion) of Tebtynis during the four last months of the 2nd year of the Emperor Claudius. - Col. I, abstract 6 records a sale of donkey, registered on April 30, 42 A.D. (see also Verso, col. I, l. 16)y0Dionysios [son of - - -]; Patynis [son of - - -]z$Administration; Animal; Notary; Sale|PHODocumentary622r_1.bmp<_600DPIFront_R1>622r_a.bmp<_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8> ki((Text too fragmentary to be translated).jAdone on the orig. check height, conserv status, notes preserv Check: Nigel: possibility of adding to the note a link to the next and preceding columns or to all the records of this inv. nr. (through an automated search?). We could also make 1 general card (with general bibliography?) with links to all the others? Traianos: when these cards will be on the web, displayed as a search result, no difference will appear between them, which is a problem. Ask Nigel? Traianos: should I add the biblMidD.?\4 well WW3WMWNWfWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWwelli'mafraidwehavetoputthatunderglassseehowfragVwellit'skindofhopelessandwehavetoclosethisglasss3VVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVwereDWwhatWWWWWWW W,WwhataboutthepictureintheglassVwhatcanwedojoinfragmentsbandcdifnothingcanbedoVwhen"W|WDWwhere|WwhetherBWWwhichWWBW600DPIBack_R7><_600DPL-K]‚ hF,R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8> i((Text too fragmentary to be translated).jAdone on the orig. check height, conserv status, notes preserv Check: Nigel: possibility of adding to the note a link to the next and preceding columns or to all the records of this inv. nr. (through an automated search?). We could also make 1 general card (with general bibliography?) with links to all the others? Traianos: when these cards will be on the web, displayed as a search result, no difference will appear between them, which is a problem. Ask Nigel? Traianos: should I add the biblizeFront_R1>622r_1.bmp<_600DPIFront_R1>622r_a.bmp<_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DP/>mG 8contractsWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWW.W6W:W;W<W=WZWcontractsofsaleofahouseandofloanof420drachmaimadlVVcontractsofsaleofahouseandofloanof448drachmaimad3Vcontractsofsaleofashareofahouseandofloanof132dOVcontractsofsaleofashareofahouseandofloanof72drbV|V}VcontractualWcontributedWcontributingWcontributionsWWWWconversations9WconveyWconveyedWconvivialoWcooking WcooperationWcopiedWWcopiesWWcoppertWW.Wcoppers@WcopyWW5WYWWWWWWWW$WMWNWPWuWWWWWW5W0.s jsottoWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWW W!W"W#W$W%W&W'W(W)W*W+W,WsouthWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWstatus WWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWsteward?WstillWWWstoma.WstructureWstudiWstudy WWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWW-H.‚ jBiography concerning the grapheion, as: - R.H. Pierce, Grapheion, Catalogue, and Library in Roman Egypt, SymbOslo 43 (1968) pp. 68-83; - Hobson Deborah W., The Role of Women in the Economic Life of Roman Egypt: A Case Study from First Century Tebtunis, EchCl 28 = N.S., 3 (1984) pp. 373-390; - Montevecchi Orsolina, La crisi economica sotto Claudio e Nerone: Nuove testimonianze, Neronia III. Actes du IIIe Colloque International de la Socit Internationale d'tudes Nroniennes. Varenna, juin C1982 = Atti CERDAC. 12 = N.S., 2 (1982-1983 [1987])pp. 139-148; - JENKINS Fred W., New Texts from the Tebtunis Grapheion Archive, BASP 29 (1992) pp. 31-40; - E. Husselman, Procedures of the Record Office of Tebtunis in the First Century A.D., Proceedings of the Twelfth International Congress of Papyrology (Toronto, 1970) pp. 223-238; - Kovel'man A.B., Arenda v Juznom Fajume v seredine i v. n. e. (Po Miciganskim registram.) Avec un rsum en anglais: Land Leases in Southern Fayum in the Mid.+ ‚ jA    }      into several cards: one for each column of the Verso (register of contracts), one for each abstract on the Recto (collection of abstracts of contracts, or eiromenon).nDocumentary622r_1.bmp<_600DPIFront_R1>622r_a.bmp<_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8> oi((Text too fragmentary to be translated).jAdone on the orig. check height, conserv status, notes preserv Check: Nigel: possibility of adding to the note a link to the next and preceding columns or to all the records of this inv. nr. (through an automated search?). We could also make 1 general card (with general bibliography?) with links to all the others? Traianos: when these cards will be on the web, displayed as a search result, no difference will appear between them, which is a problem. Ask Nigel? Traianos: should I add the bibl--eŒjBiography concerning the grapheion, as: - R.H. Pierce, Grapheion, Catalogue, and Library in Roman Egypt, SymbOslo 43 (1968) pp. 68-83; - Hobson Deborah W., The Role of Women in the Economic Life of Roman Egypt: A Case Study from First Century Tebtunis, EchCl 28 = N.S., 3 (1984) pp. 373-390; - Montevecchi Orsolina, La crisi economica sotto Claudio e Nerone: Nuove testimonianze, Neronia III. Actes du IIIe Colloque International de la Socit Internationale d'tudes Nroniennes. Varenna, juin C1982 = Atti CERDAC. 12 = N.S., 2 (1982-1983 [1987])pp. 139-148; - JENKINS Fred W., New Texts from the Tebtunis Grapheion Archive, BASP 29 (1992) pp. 31-40; - E. Husselman, Procedures of the Record Office of Tebtunis in the First Century A.D., Proceedings of the Twelfth International Congress of Papyrology (Toronto, 1970) pp. 223-238; - Kovel'man A.B., Arenda v Juznom Fajume v seredine i v. n. e. (Po Miciganskim registram.) Avec un rsum en anglais: Land Leases in Southern Fayum in the MidtJ-Q‚ \&Total size of the roll: 2.39 m x 29 cm]well... you know...ADue to the size of this papyrus roll, its content has been divided in the present database into several cards: one for each column of the Verso (register of contracts), one for each abstract on the Recto (collection of abstracts of contracts, or eiromenon).nTotal size of the roll: 2.39 m x 29 cm1921, Acquired by Kelsey from Nahman in CairoUnknown scribePHArchive of Kronion son of Apion, nomographos of the grapheion of Tebtynis; see also noteDay by day register of abstracts of the contracts recorded at the record-office (grapheion) of Tebtynis during the four last months of the 2nd year of the Emperor Claudius. - Col. I, abstract 1 records a lease of pasture la.+3 jkuijlWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWW W!W"W#W$W%W&W'W(W)W*W+W,WkurzgefassteHWW,W,W,W,W,W,W,W,W,W,W,W,W,W,W,W,W,W,W,W,W,W,W,W,W,W,W,W,W,W,W,W,W,W,W,W,W,W,W,W,W,W,W,W,W,W,W,W,W,W,W,W,W,W,W,W,W,W,W,W,W,W,W,W,WSWWWWWWWWWIWW-W~WWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWW W W W W WWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWW W!W"W-T-NŒhCr each column of the Verso (register of contracts), one for each abstract on the Recto (collection of abstracts of contracts, or eiromenon).well... you know...Tebtynis, Polemonos meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptThe four columns of the Recto have an unusual widh of about 70 cm. - The writing is a small upright cursive, different from the Verso. (Boak)[Orsenouphis son of - - -]; Orsenouphis son of Horos; Onnphris son of MarsDisouchos121, Recto, col. I, iiTebtynis, Polemonos meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptRecto, col. I, abstract 2PMich IIAdministration; Debt; Notary; RentingCollection of Abstracts of Contracts (Eiromenon)1933Large roll containing writing on both sides; broken off at the left of the Recto1Recto; Verso: list of contracts (index of the Recto-8-SŒhATotal size of the roll: 2.39 m x 29 cm1921, Acquired by Kelsey from Nahman in CairoUnknown scribePHArchive of Kronion son of Apion, nomographos of the grapheion of Tebtynis; see also noteDay by day register of abstracts of the contracts recorded at the record-office (grapheion) of Tebtynis during the four last months of the 2nd year of the Emperor Claudius. - Col. I, abstract 2 records an agreement to furniBsh residence in place of payinginterest on a debt of 20 drachmai, registered on April 30, 42 A.D. (see also Verso, col. I, l. 12)After August 28, 42 A.D.Boak AERP.Mich.inv. 622GreekAnn ArborRecto, col. I, abstract 2: 2top of lockers 2-4PapNoYesDue to the size of this papyrus roll, its content has been divided in the present database into several cards: one foe-WŒ8A(Day by day register of abstracts of the contracts recorded at the record-office (grapheion) of Tebtynis during the four last months of the 2nd year of the Emperor Claudius. - Col. I, abstract 3 records a sale of a young male donkey, registered on April 30, 42 A.D. (see also Verso, col. I, l. 13)(y4[Lysimachos son of - - -]; [Herakleios son of - - -]z$Administration; Animal; Notary; Sale|PHOTotal size of the roll: 2.39 m x 29 cm1921, Acquired by Kelsey from Nahman in CairoUnknown scribePHArchive of Kronion son of Apion, nomographos of the grapheion of Tebtynis; see also noteDay by day register of abstracts of the contracts recorded at the record-office (grapheion) of Tebtynis during the four last months of the 2nd year of the Emperor Claudius. - Col. I, abstract 3 records a sale of a young malBe donkey, registered on April 30, 42 A.D. (see also Verso, col. I, l. 13)After August 28, 42 A.D.Boak AERP.Mich.inv. 622GreekAnn ArborRecto, col. 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(Boak)Leon son of Onnophris, Perses tes epigones; Pallaus son o-p-_ ŒjA    }      he Emperor Claudius. - Col. I, abstract 4 records a sale of donkey, registered on April 30, 42 A.D. (see also Verso, col. I, l. 14)ys[Patynis son of - - -]; [Sambas son of - - -]; Eutychos son of Eutychos (see H.C. Youtie, ZPE 21 [1976] p. 207-208)z$Administration; Animal; Notary; Sale|PHODocumentary622r_1.bmp8 2:4 : 294 9 2;4;2i4 i2 4  2424242 4 2 4 2 4 2 4   242424242424244 4 2>4 > 2q4q 2L4L2M4 M 2N4 N 2 l4l2 Total size of the roll: 2.39 m x 29 cm1921, Acquired by Kelsey from Nahman in CairoUnknown scribePHArchive of Kronion son of Apion, nomographos of the grapheion of Tebtynis; see also noteDay by day register of abstracts of the contracts recorded at the record-office (grapheion) of Tebtynis during the four last months of the 2nd year of the Emperor Claudius. - Col. I, abstract 5 records a sub-lease of a publBic estate of four arourai, registered on April 30, 42 A.D. (see also Verso, col. I, l. 15)After August 28, 42 A.D.Boak AERP.Mich.inv. 622GreekAnn ArborRecto, col. 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(based on the Michigan records.), VDI 128 (1974, fasc. 2) pp. 69-85; - Cockle Walter E.H., State Archives in Graeco-Roman Egypt from 30 B.C. to the Reign of Septimius Severus, JEA 70 (1984) pp. 106-122 - PESTMAN P.W., 'Oud papier' uit een notariskantoor in het oude Egypte ofwel Kronion, een notaris uit het begin van onze jaartelling. [Du 'vieux papier' provenant d'un bureau de notaire de l'gypte ancienne ou Kronion, un notaire du dbut de notre re.], P.H.M. GERVEvER, J.G. KUIJL, A.J.H. PLEYSIER, R.T.G. VERSTRAATEN (Edd.), Heden verschenen voor mij ... Liber Amicorum aangeboden aan prof. mr. A.L.M. Soons, gewoon hoogleraar in het Notarile Recht aan de Faculteit der Rechtsgeleerdheid van de Rijksuniversiteit Leiden ter gelegenheid van zijn emeritaat (Arnhem, 1995) pp. 119-126, 1 tabl., 1 fac-sim., 1 arbre gnal. CHECKED Scanned.  .@Recto; Verso: list of contracts (index of the Recto)DocumentaryTotal size of the roll: 2.39 m x 29 cm1921, Acquired by Kelsey from Nahman in CairoUnknown scribePHArchive of Kronion son of Apion, nomographos of the grapheion of Tebtynis; see also noteDay by day register of abstracts of the contracts recorded at the record-office (grapheion) of Tebtynis during the four last months of the 2nd year of the Emperor Claudius. - Col. I, abstract 7 records a loan of 68 drachmaiB with interest, registered on April 30, 42 A.D. (see also Verso, col. I, l. 17)After August 28, 42 A.D.Boak AERPersesP.Mich.inv. 622GreekAnn ArborRecto, col. I, abstract 7: 1top of lockers 2-4PapNoYesDue to the size of this papyrus roll, its content has been divided in the present database into several cards: one for each column of the Verso (.v-EŒjk publishedp1/26/98s2713)ŒAP.Mich.inv. 622BRecto, col. I, abstract 6CPapDXArchive of Kronion son of Apion, nomographos of the grapheion of Tebtynis; see also noteEBoak AERFPMich IIG121, Recto, col. I, viH1933UNoVtop of lockers 2-4WYesX-1921, Acquired by Kelsey from Nahman in Cairo[0Collection of Abstracts of Contracts (Eiromenon)\&Total size of the roll: 2.39 m x 29 cm]well... you know...ADue to the size of this papyrus roll, its content has been divided in the present database into several cards: one for each column of the Verso (register of contracts), one for each abstract on the Recto (collection of abstracts of contracts, or eiromenon).nTotal size of the roll: 2.39 m x 29 cm1921, Acquired by Kelsey from Nahman in CairoUnknown scribePHArchive of Kronion son of Apion, nomographos of the grapheion of Tebtynis; see also noteDay by day register of abstracts of the contracts recorded at the record-office (grapheion) of Tebtynis during the four last months of the 2nd year of the Emperor Claudius. - Col. I, abstract 6 records a sale of donkey, regBistered on April 30, 42 A.D. (see also Verso, col. I, l. 16)After August 28, 42 A.D.Boak AERP.Mich.inv. 622GreekAnn ArborRecto, col. I, abstract 6: 1top of lockers 2-4PapNoYesDue to the size of this papyrus roll, its content has been divided in the present database into several cards: one for each column of the Verso (register of contracts), one for each abst-~-r ŒjA    }      he Emperor Claudius. - Col. I, abstract 6 records a sale of donkey, registered on April 30, 42 A.D. (see also Verso, col. I, l. 16)y0Dionysios [son of - - -]; Patynis [son of - - -]z$Administration; Animal; Notary; Sale|PHO-}.vŒjDdle of the 1 Century A.D. (based on the Michigan records.), VDI 128 (1974, fasc. 2) pp. 69-85; - Cockle Walter E.H., State Archives in Graeco-Roman Egypt from 30 B.C. to the Reign of Septimius Severus, JEA 70 (1984) pp. 106-122 - PESTMAN P.W., 'Oud papier' uit een notariskantoor in het oude Egypte ofwel Kronion, een notaris uit het begin van onze jaartelling. [Du 'vieux papier' provenant d'un bureau de notaire de l'gypte ancienne ou Kronion, un notaire du dbut de notre re.], P.H.M. GERVEvER, J.G. KUIJL, A.J.H. PLEYSIER, R.T.G. VERSTRAATEN (Edd.), Heden verschenen voor mij ... Liber Amicorum aangeboden aan prof. mr. A.L.M. Soons, gewoon hoogleraar in het Notarile Recht aan de Faculteit der Rechtsgeleerdheid van de Rijksuniversiteit Leiden ter gelegenheid van zijn emeritaat (Arnhem, 1995) pp. 119-126, 1 tabl., 1 fac-sim., 1 arbre gnal. CHECKED Scanned.  .@ the left of the Recto1Recto; Verso: list of contracts (index of the Recto)-F-|ŒjBiography concerning the grapheion, as: - R.H. Pierce, Grapheion, Catalogue, and Library in Roman Egypt, SymbOslo 43 (1968) pp. 68-83; - Hobson Deborah W., The Role of Women in the Economic Life of Roman Egypt: A Case Study from First Century Tebtunis, EchCl 28 = N.S., 3 (1984) pp. 373-390; - Montevecchi Orsolina, La crisi economica sotto Claudio e Nerone: Nuove testimonianze, Neronia III. Actes du IIIe Colloque International de la Socit Internationale d'tudes Nroniennes. Varenna, juin C1982 = Atti CERDAC. 12 = N.S., 2 (1982-1983 [1987])pp. 139-148; - JENKINS Fred W., New Texts from the Tebtunis Grapheion Archive, BASP 29 (1992) pp. 31-40; - E. Husselman, Procedures of the Record Office of Tebtunis in the First Century A.D., Proceedings of the Twelfth International Congress of Papyrology (Toronto, 1970) pp. 223-238; - Kovel'man A.B., Arenda v Juznom Fajume v seredine i v. n. e. (Po Miciganskim registram.) Avec un rsum en anglais: Land Leases in Southern Fayum in the Mid--{ŒjDdle of the 1 Century A.D. (based on the Michigan records.), VDI 128 (1974, fasc. 2) pp. 69-85; - Cockle Walter E.H., State Archives in Graeco-Roman Egypt from 30 B.C. to the Reign of Septimius Severus, JEA 70 (1984) pp. 106-122 - PESTMAN P.W., 'Oud papier' uit een notariskantoor in het oude Egypte ofwel Kronion, een notaris uit het begin van onze jaartelling. [Du 'vieux papier' provenant d'un bureau de notaire de l'gypte ancienne ou Kronion, un notaire du dbut de notre re.], P.H.M. GERVEvER, J.G. KUIJL, A.J.H. PLEYSIER, R.T.G. VERSTRAATEN (Edd.), Heden verschenen voor mij ... Liber Amicorum aangeboden aan prof. mr. A.L.M. Soons, gewoon hoogleraar in het Notarile Recht aan de Faculteit der Rechtsgeleerdheid van de Rijksuniversiteit Leiden ter gelegenheid van zijn emeritaat (Arnhem, 1995) pp. 119-126, 1 tabl., 1 fac-sim., 1 arbre gnal. 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I, abstract 8 records a contract for nursinContracts (Eiromenon) P.H.M. GERV--~ŒjBiography concerning the grapheion, as: - R.H. Pierce, Grapheion, Catalogue, and Library in Roman Egypt, SymbOslo 43 (1968) pp. 68-83; - Hobson Deborah W., The Role of Women in the Economic Life of Roman Egypt: A Case Study from First Century Tebtunis, EchCl 28 = N.S., 3 (1984) pp. 373-390; - Montevecchi Orsolina, La crisi economica sotto Claudio e Nerone: Nuove testimonianze, Neronia III. Actes du IIIe Colloque International de la Socit Internationale d'tudes Nroniennes. Varenna, juin C1982 = Atti CERDAC. 12 = N.S., 2 (1982-1983 [1987])pp. 139-148; - JENKINS Fred W., New Texts from the Tebtunis Grapheion Archive, BASP 29 (1992) pp. 31-40; - E. Husselman, Procedures of the Record Office of Tebtunis in the First Century A.D., Proceedings of the Twelfth International Congress of Papyrology (Toronto, 1970) pp. 223-238; - Kovel'man A.B., Arenda v Juznom Fajume v seredine i v. n. e. (Po Miciganskim registram.) Avec un rsum en anglais: Land Leases in Southern Fayum in the Mid++ŒjD seredine i v. n. e. (Po Miciganskim registram.) Avec un rsum en anglais: Land Leases in Southern Fayum in the Middle of the 1 Century A.D. (based on the Michigan records.), VDI 128 (1974, fasc. 2) pp. 69-85; - Cockle Walter E.H., State Archives in Graeco-Roman Egypt from 30 B.C. to the Reign of Septimius Severus, JEA 70 (1984) pp. 106-122 - PESTMAN P.W., 'Oud papier' uit een notariskantoor in het oude Egypte ofwel Kronion, een notaris uit het begin van onze jaartelling. [Du 'vieux papieEr' provenant d'un bureau de notaire de l'gypte ancienne ou Kronion, un notaire du dbut de notre re.], P.H.M. GERVER, J.G. KUIJL, A.J.H. PLEYSIER, R.T.G. VERSTRAATEN (Edd.), Heden verschenen voor mij ... Liber Amicorum aangeboden aan prof. mr. A.L.M. Soons, gewoon hoogleraar in het Notarile Recht aan de Faculteit der Rechtsgeleerdheid van de Rijksuniversiteit Leiden ter gelegenheid van zijn emeritaat (Arnhem, 1995) pp. 119-126, 1 tabl., 1 fac-sim., 1 arbre gnal. CHECKED Scanned.  .\-OŒhEaBack_R1><_600DPIFront_R1>622r_a.bmp<_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8> i((Text too fragmentary to be translated).jAdone on the orig. check height, conserv status, notes preserv Check: Nigel: possibility of adding to the note a link to the next and preceding columns or to all the records of this inv. nr. (through an automated search?). We could also make 1 general card (with general bibliography?) with links to all the others? Traianos: when these cards will be on the web, displayed as a search result, no difference will appear between them, which is a problem. Ask Nigel? Traianos: should I add the biblnskim registram.) Avec un rsum en anglais: Land Leases in Southern Fayum in the Mid;-ŒhEOzeBack_R2><_600DPIFront_R1>622r_a.bmp<_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8> i((Text too fragmentary to be translated).jAdone on the orig. check height, conserv status, notes preserv Check: Nigel: possibility of adding to the note a link to the next and preceding columns or to all the records of this inv. nr. (through an automated search?). We could also make 1 general card (with general bibliography?) with links to all the others? Traianos: when these cards will be on the web, displayed as a search result, no difference will appear between them, which is a problem. Ask Nigel? Traianos: should I add the bibl. n. e. (Po Miciganskim registram.) Avec un rsum en anglais: Land Leases in Southern Fayum in the Mid-;ŒjEvER, J.G. KUIJL, A.J.H. PLEYSIER, R.T.G. VERSTRAATEN (Edd.), Heden verschenen voor mij ... Liber Amicorum aangeboden aan prof. mr. A.L.M. Soons, gewoon hoogleraar in het Notarile Recht aan de Faculteit der Rechtsgeleerdheid van de Rijksuniversiteit Leiden ter gelegenheid van zijn emeritaat (Arnhem, 1995) pp. 119-126, 1 tabl., 1 fac-sim., 1 arbre gnal. CHECKED Scanned.  .@A    }      k publishedp1/26/98s2715-ŒAP.Mich.inv. 622BRecto, col. I, abstract 8CPapDXArchive of Kronion son of Apion, nomographos of the grapheion of Tebtynis; see also noteEBoak AERFPMich IIG121, Recto, col. I, viiiH1933K/BL III, 107 (l. 3); BL VIII, 211 (bibliography)M C.Pap.Gr. INManca Masciadri M-Montevecchi OO17P1984UNoVtop of lockers 2-4WYesX-1921, Acquired by Kelsey from Nahman in Cairo 42 A.D.w Ann Arbor8R1>1Recto; Verso: list of contracts (index of the Recto)Documentary622r_1.bmp<_600DPIFront_R1>622r_n.bmp<_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_RF+6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8> i((Text too fragmentary to be translated).jEgypt, SymbOslo 43 (1968) pp. 68-83; - Hobson Deborah W., The Role of Women in the Economic Life of Roman Egypt: A Case Study from First Century Tebtunis, EchCl 28 = N.S., 3 (1984) pp. 373-390; - Montevecchi Orsolina, La crisi economica sotto Claudio e Nerone: Nuove testimonianze, Neronia III. Actes du IIIe Colloque International de la Socit Internationale d'tudes Nroniennes. Varenna, juin Cb :p‚iATPachymis, son of Apollonios Apollos, . . . Dios, son of Panare Pinoutheis, son of Harendotes Pachymis, son of Maximus Stephanos, son of Dios, flute-player(?) Niranis, son of Dios, flute-player Dios, flute-player Peionis, son of Onophris, grandson of Maximus Dios, sonof Peionis Bekis, son of Horis Pynchis, son of Ieus Hareus, son of PemousTj;Done on ph. Check readings on the orig. (with notes of HCY)k publishedlaO.Mich. III, p. 191; H.C. Youtie, ZPE 18 (1975) p. 84; R.S. Bagnall, JARCE 14 (1977) p. 85, n. 54p11/9/98s583 ‚AO.Mich.inv. 9133COstE Amundsen LFOMich IG611H1935K,BL III, 264 (l. 1); BL VII, 290 (l. 2, 3, 5)UNoWNoX 27-C56N-F[ List of Names\ 9 x 8.9 cmn=Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptoGreekr8uUnknownv Late IIIrd/early IVth cent. A.D.wCairox,List of names, perhaps of liturgical workers9 son of Pemous83probably Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptKH 3cmWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWcodexWH|l6280BWWfWW281WW282TWqW283WfW9WW283-2856W283-285ad6V2847WIWWWW285W2W6W<WfWW9W2867WWWWoW286/287W286/287adV2879WW287/288WAW287/288adVAV288WWpW288/jan;W289;WWWW<WAW|WdWWDWEW29|WWW8WWWWWeWWEW}WWWW@WWcWfWW[WWWWWLWrWWWWhWiWoW29294adeV29-30lWxWW29-30adlVxVV29-octdW29-october!W29-septW29/30W290WWLW~WWWWW290/291W290/291adV291:WW3WoWwWW292gWWWWnWzWWWFW292-294yW292-294adyVWWIWW`W293/294WW293/294adVV294eW^WsWvWxW294/285W294/285adV.3jassignedWWWassociationWassumedWastronomyWatDWWWWWWWWfWWWWWW-WcWWWWatomos`WatoucWattestatedWattestedUWatti WWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWW W W W W WWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWW W!W"W#W$W%W&W'W(W)W*W+W,Wau-dessusWaugWWaugustusWaureWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWW W W W W WWWWWWWWWWWWWWW,'Vjwon'tWword`W WfWWwordsKWworkBWWworkedWworthxWWWWwouldEWWWWIWWW}Wwouldn'tWcWwoutersWwrites|WwrittenfWwrongWwronglyOWWwroteUWwsWxWWWFWDWx388{WxiiWWxiiiaWOWxlviiigWhWiWlWmWWxuu3WxvWWW!WWWWWWWxviWxviiiUWxxiv'W'WWWWWWWWWIWyesdescrVVVVVVVVVVVyesdescrnumberoflinesversoVyesdescrrectoVyesdescrversoVVVVVyesotherfrggVyesotherfrggdescruVyesversoVVVVVVyesversodoneonphrectoVyet"W*WyouWWWWW}WWyourW?WWWWWyoursWyoutieWW]WpWWWWyoutie'sxWWWzSWzenonlWfW,J4ujfurtherWWgaWW WWWWWWWWKWUWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWW W W W W WWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWW W!W"W#W$W%W&W'W(W)W*W+W,Wg572{Wg8Wgaliano WgallavottiIWgeissenWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWW W W W W WWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWW W!W"W#W$W%W&WW--ŒjDdle of the 1 Century A.D. (based on the Michigan records.), VDI 128 (1974, fasc. 2) pp. 69-85; - Cockle Walter E.H., State Archives in Graeco-Roman Egypt from 30 B.C. to the Reign of Septimius Severus, JEA 70 (1984) pp. 106-122 - PESTMAN P.W., 'Oud papier' uit een notariskantoor in het oude Egypte ofwel Kronion, een notaris uit het begin van onze jaartelling. [Du 'vieux papier' provenant d'un bureau de notaire de l'gypte ancienne ou Kronion, un notaire du dbut de notre re.], P.H.M. GERVEvER, J.G. KUIJL, A.J.H. PLEYSIER, R.T.G. VERSTRAATEN (Edd.), Heden verschenen voor mij ... Liber Amicorum aangeboden aan prof. mr. A.L.M. Soons, gewoon hoogleraar in het Notarile Recht aan de Faculteit der Rechtsgeleerdheid van de Rijksuniversiteit Leiden ter gelegenheid van zijn emeritaat (Arnhem, 1995) pp. 119-126, 1 tabl., 1 fac-sim., 1 arbre gnal. CHECKED Scanned.  .@<_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8>Total size of the roll: 2.39 m x 29 cm1921, Acquired by Kelsey from Nahman in CairoUnknown scribePHArchive of Kronion son of Apion, nomographos of the grapheion of Tebtynis; see also noteDay by day register of abstracts of the contracts recorded at the record-office (grapheion) of Tebtynis during the four last months of the 2nd year of the Emperor Claudius. - Col. I, abstract 9 records a loan, registered ontwo days earlier (see Recto, col. I, abstract 8)yHerois [daughter of - - -] (see also Recto, col. I, abstract 8); Patynis [son of - - -] (see also Recto, col. I, abstract 8); Claudius, Emperorz#Administration; Loan; Notary; Woman|PHOjA.@C.?E.[ŒA.Oy0!hA.well... you know...Tebtynis, Polemonos meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptThe four columns of the Recto have an unusual widh of about 70 cm. - The writing is a small upright cursive, different from the Verso. (Boak)[Didymos son of - - -]; [Artemidoros son of - - -], Perses tes epigones; [- - - son of - - -], PersesD tes epigones; Pesoure(--) son of Marepsemis, Perses tes epigones121, Recto, col. I, viiTebtynis, Polemonos meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptRecto, col. I, abstract 7PMich IIAdministration; Ethnicity; Loan; Notary; Personal status: Perses tes epigonesCollection of Abstracts of Contracts (Eiromenon)1933Large roll containing writing on both sides; broken off at o+† AL. 1: read: pyle(s), instead of: pyl(es); - l. 2-4: read: Nesous (or Nesos) egad|estes kai pente|godes A . . pheis, instead of: Nesou sepad[. .]|est . . . . . . . pe[- -]|d . dea li(menos) Memph(eos) eis . . [- -]; - l. 5: read: onou, instead of: onous; l. 6: read: dis . arobou, instead of: dissei {obou}; l. 7: read: artabas hex, 5, instead of: artabas hex, 6; l. 8: read: Pybi, instead of: Tybi. (PH)UNoV-WYesX31-II203E-P (7)[Customshouse Receipt\ 7.5 x 4.5 cm]/unfold a bit (line 4); let me check my readingsnFSoknopaiou Nesos, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptoGreekr8sWritten across the fibresuunknown customs officialv&IInd/IIIrd. cent. A.D. (January 22/23)w Ann Arborx+Receipt for payment of the 3 % customs dutyy A . . pheisz$Animal; Customs; Taxation; Transport{Soknopaiou Nesos|PHOFSoknopaiou Nesos, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptP%slightly broken off on the right sideQ1--ŒjAdone on the orig. check height, conserv status, notes preserv Check: Nigel: possibility of adding to the note a link to the next and preceding columns or to all the records of this inv. nr. (through an automated search?). We could also make 1 general card (with general bibliography?) with links to all the others? Traianos: when these cards will be on the web, displayed as a search result, no difference will appear between them, which is a problem. Ask Nigel? Traianos: should I add the biblBiography concerning the grapheion, as: - R.H. Pierce, Grapheion, Catalogue, and Library in Roman Egypt, SymbOslo 43 (1968) pp. 68-83; - Hobson Deborah W., The Role of Women in the Economic Life of Roman Egypt: A Case Study from First Century Tebtunis, EchCl 28 = N.S., 3 (1984) pp. 373-390; - Montevecchi Orsolina, La crisi economica sotto Claudio e Nerone: Nuove testimonianze, Neronia III. Actes du IIIe Colloque International de la Socit Internationale d'tudes Nroniennes. Varenna, juin --Œjk publishedl T.C. Skeat, JRS 24 (1934) p. 65.p1/26/98s2716,ŒAP.Mich.inv. 622BRecto, col. I, abstract 9CPapDXArchive of Kronion son of Apion, nomographos of the grapheion of Tebtynis; see also noteEBoak AERFPMich IIG121, Recto, col. I, ixH1933KBL VIII, 211 (bibliography)M C.Pap.Gr. INManca Masciadri M-Montevecchi OO17P1984UNoVtop of lockers 2-4WYesX-1921, Acquired by Kelsey from Nahman in Cairo[0Collection of Abstracts of Contracts (Eiromenon)\&Total size of the roll: 2.39 m x 29 cm]well... you know...ADue to the size of this papyrus roll, its content has been divided in the present database into several cards: one for each column of the Verso (register of contracts), one for each abstract on the Recto (collection of abstracts of contracts, or eiromenon).nHerois [daughter of - - -] (see also--ŒsThe four columns of the Recto have an unusual widh of about 70 cm. - The writing is a small upright cursive, different from the Verso. (Boak)uUnknown scribevAfter August 28, 42 A.D.w Ann Arbor8ADay by day register of abstracts of the contracts recorded at the record-office (grapheion) of Tebtynis during the four last months of the 2nd year of the Emperor Claudius. - Col. I, abstract 9 records a loan, registered on May 4, 42 A.D. (see also Verso, col. I, l. 19); the loan was possibly an advance of the wages to be paid according to the contract for nursing a slave child, registered by the same parties two days earlier (see Recto, col. I, abstract 8)yHerois [daughter of - - -] (see also Recto, col. I, abstract 8); Patynis [son of - - -] (see also Recto, col. I, abstract 8); Claudius, Emperorz#Administration; Loan; Notary; Woman|PHOAdministration; Land Status; Lease; Notary; Woman (& guardian){Tebtynis; Hellenik[- -]|PHOTotal size of the roll: 2.39 m x 29 cm1921, Acquired by Kelsey from Nahman in CairoUnknown scribePHArchive of Kronion son of Apion, nomographos of the grapheion of Tebtynis; see also noteDay by day register of abstracts of the contracts recorded at the record-office (grapheion) of Tebtynis during the four last months of the 2nd year of the Emperor Claudius. - Col. I, abstract 12 records a sub-lease of 4 1/2, Arsinoite nome, province of Egypt.8-ŒhB donkey, registered on May 6, 42 A.D. (see also Verso, col. II, 1)After August 28, 42 A.D.Boak AERP.Mich.inv. 622GreekAnn ArborRecto, col. I, abstract 11: 1top of lockers 2-4PapNoYesDue to the size of this papyrus roll, its content has been divided in the present database into several cards: one for each column of the Verso (register of contracts), one for eaCch abstract on the Recto (collection of abstracts of contracts, or eiromenon).well... you know...Tebtynis, Polemonos meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptThe four columns of the Recto have an unusual widh of about 70 cm. - The writing is a small upright cursive, different from the Verso. (Boak)[Petheus son of - - -]; [Narkissa daughter of - - -]; Harmiysios (Harmiysis) son of Orseus (see also Recto, col. II, v; IV, v; IV, xii)<--5ŒhFR3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8> i((Text too fragmentary to be translated).jAdone on the orig. check height, conserv status, notes preserv Check: Nigel: possibility of adding to the note a link to the next and preceding columns or to all the records of this inv. nr. (through an automated search?). We could also make 1 general card (with general bibliography?) with links to all the others? Traianos: when these cards will be on the web, displayed as a search result, no difference will appear between them, which is a problem. Ask Nigel? Traianos: should I add the biblo, 1970) pp. 223-238; - Kovel'man A.B., Arenda v Juznom Fajume v seredine i v. n. e. (Po Miciganskim registram.) Avec un rsum en anglais: Land Leases in Southern Fayum in the Mid--ŒjBiography concerning the grapheion, as: - R.H. Pierce, Grapheion, Catalogue, and Library in Roman Egypt, SymbOslo 43 (1968) pp. 68-83; - Hobson Deborah W., The Role of Women in the Economic Life of Roman Egypt: A Case Study from First Century Tebtunis, EchCl 28 = N.S., 3 (1984) pp. 373-390; - Montevecchi Orsolina, La crisi economica sotto Claudio e Nerone: Nuove testimonianze, Neronia III. Actes du IIIe Colloque International de la Socit Internationale d'tudes Nroniennes. Varenna, juin C1982 = Atti CERDAC. 12 = N.S., 2 (1982-1983 [1987])pp. 139-148; - JENKINS Fred W., New Texts from the Tebtunis Grapheion Archive, BASP 29 (1992) pp. 31-40; - E. Husselman, Procedures of the Record Office of Tebtunis in the First Century A.D., Proceedings of the Twelfth International Congress of Papyrology (Toronto, 1970) pp. 223-238; - Kovel'man A.B., Arenda v Juznom Fajume v seredine i v. n. e. (Po Miciganskim registram.) Avec un rsum en anglais: Land Leases in Southern Fayum in the Mid--ŒjDdle of the 1 Century A.D. (based on the Michigan records.), VDI 128 (1974, fasc. 2) pp. 69-85; - Cockle Walter E.H., State Archives in Graeco-Roman Egypt from 30 B.C. to the Reign of Septimius Severus, JEA 70 (1984) pp. 106-122 - PESTMAN P.W., 'Oud papier' uit een notariskantoor in het oude Egypte ofwel Kronion, een notaris uit het begin van onze jaartelling. [Du 'vieux papier' provenant d'un bureau de notaire de l'gypte ancienne ou Kronion, un notaire du dbut de notre re.], P.H.M. GERVEvER, J.G. KUIJL, A.J.H. PLEYSIER, R.T.G. VERSTRAATEN (Edd.), Heden verschenen voor mij ... Liber Amicorum aangeboden aan prof. mr. A.L.M. Soons, gewoon hoogleraar in het Notarile Recht aan de Faculteit der Rechtsgeleerdheid van de Rijksuniversiteit Leiden ter gelegenheid van zijn emeritaat (Arnhem, 1995) pp. 119-126, 1 tabl., 1 fac-sim., 1 arbre gnal. CHECKED Scanned.  .@of EgyptThe four columns of the Recto have an unusual widh of about 70 cm. - The wr-;ŒjEvER, J.G. KUIJL, A.J.H. PLEYSIER, R.T.G. VERSTRAATEN (Edd.), Heden verschenen voor mij ... Liber Amicorum aangeboden aan prof. mr. A.L.M. Soons, gewoon hoogleraar in het Notarile Recht aan de Faculteit der Rechtsgeleerdheid van de Rijksuniversiteit Leiden ter gelegenheid van zijn emeritaat (Arnhem, 1995) pp. 119-126, 1 tabl., 1 fac-sim., 1 arbre gnal. CHECKED Scanned.  .@A    }      k publishedp1/26/98s27052ŒAP.Mich.inv. 622BRecto, col. I, abstract 11CPapDXArchive of Kronion son of Apion, nomographos of the grapheion of Tebtynis; see also noteEBoak AERFPMich IIG121, Recto, col. I, xiH1933UNoVtop of lockers 2-4WYesX-1921, Acquired by Kelsey from Nahman in Cairo[0Collection of Abstracts of Contracts (Eiromenon)\&Total size of the roll: 2.39 m x 29 cm]well... you know....w Ann Arbor8 cm. - The wr--ŒjC1982 = Atti CERDAC. 12 = N.S., 2 (1982-1983 [1987])pp. 139-148; - JENKINS Fred W., New Texts from the Tebtunis Grapheion Archive, BASP 29 (1992) pp. 31-40; - E. Husselman, Procedures of the Record Office of Tebtunis in the First Century A.D., Proceedings of the Twelfth International Congress of Papyrology (Toronto, 1970) pp. 223-238; - Kovel'man A.B., Arenda v Juznom Fajume v seredine i v. n. e. (Po Miciganskim registram.) Avec un rsum en anglais: Land Leases in Southern Fayum in the MidDdle of the 1 Century A.D. (based on the Michigan records.), VDI 128 (1974, fasc. 2) pp. 69-85; - Cockle Walter E.H., State Archives in Graeco-Roman Egypt from 30 B.C. to the Reign of Septimius Severus, JEA 70 (1984) pp. 106-122 - PESTMAN P.W., 'Oud papier' uit een notariskantoor in het oude Egypte ofwel Kronion, een notaris uit het begin van onze jaartelling. [Du 'vieux papier' provenant d'un bureau de notaire de l'gypte ancienne ou Kronion, un notaire du dbut de notre re.], P.H.M. 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I, xiTebtynis, Polemonos meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptRecto, col. I, abstract 11PMich IIAdministration; Animal; Notary; Sale; WomanCollection of Abstracts of Contracts (Eiromenon)1933Large roll containing writing on both sides; broken off at the left of the Recto1Recto; Verso: list of contracts (index of the Recto)Documentary622r_1.bmp<_600DPIFront_R1>622r_n.bmp<_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8> mi((Text too fragmentary to be translated).j .0ŒjDdle of the 1 Century A.D. (based on the Michigan records.), VDI 128 (1974, fasc. 2) pp. 69-85; - Cockle Walter E.H., State Archives in Graeco-Roman Egypt from 30 B.C. to the Reign of Septimius Severus, JEA 70 (1984) pp. 106-122 - PESTMAN P.W., 'Oud papier' uit een notariskantoor in het oude Egypte ofwel Kronion, een notaris uit het begin van onze jaartelling. [Du 'vieux papier' provenant d'un bureau de notaire de l'gypte ancienne ou Kronion, un notaire du dbut de notre re.], P.H.M. GERVEvER, J.G. KUIJL, A.J.H. PLEYSIER, R.T.G. VERSTRAATEN (Edd.), Heden verschenen voor mij ... Liber Amicorum aangeboden aan prof. mr. A.L.M. Soons, gewoon hoogleraar in het Notarile Recht aan de Faculteit der Rechtsgeleerdheid van de Rijksuniversiteit Leiden ter gelegenheid van zijn emeritaat (Arnhem, 1995) pp. 119-126, 1 tabl., 1 fac-sim., 1 arbre gnal. CHECKED Scanned.  .@ze of this papyrus roll, its content has been divided in the present database into several cards: one ;-ŒhDiting is a small upright cursive, different from the Verso. (Boak)Herois [daughter of - - -] (see also Recto, col. I, abstract 8); Patynis [son of - - -] (see also Recto, col. I, abstract 8); Claudius, Emperor121, Recto, col. I, ixTebtynis, Polemonos meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptManca Masciadri M-Montevecchi O17C.Pap.Gr. I1984Recto, col. I, abstract 9PMich IEIAdministration; Loan; Notary; WomanCollection of Abstracts of Contracts (Eiromenon)1933Large roll containing writing on both sides; broken off at the left of the Recto1Recto; Verso: list of contracts (index of the Recto)Documentary622r_1.bmp<_600DPIFront_R1>622r_n.bmp<_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_ecto.5-ŒhC column of the Verso (register of contracts), one for each abstract on the Recto (collection of abstracts of contracts, or eiromenon).well... you know...Tebtynis, Polemonos meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptThe four columns of the Recto have an unusual widh of about 70 cm. - The writing is a small upright cursive, different from the Verso. (Boak)Chairemon [son of - - -]; [Mareus son of - - -], Perses tes epigones; [- - - soDn of - - -], Perses tes epigones; Galates (see Geographica); [- - -] son(?) of Or[- - -]121, Recto, col. I, xTebtynis, Polemonos meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptRecto, col. I, abstract 10PMich IIAdministration; Ethnicity; Lease; Notary; Personal status: Perses tes epigonesCollection of Abstracts of Contracts (Eiromenon)1933Large roll containing writing on bo6-8claudiusWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWW W W W W WWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWW W!W"W#W$W%W&W'W(W)W+W-W.W1W2W3W6W:W;W<W=WYWinoite nome, province of EgyptThe four columns of the Recto Chave an unusual widh of about 70 cm. - The writing is a small upright cursive, different from the Verso. (Boak)[Petesys son of - - -]; [Herodes son of - - -]; Melantas son of Kronion121, col. I, xiiiTebtynis, Polemonos meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptRecto, col. I, abstract 13PMich IIAnimal; SaleCollection of Abstracts of Contracts (Eiromenon)1933121, Recto, col. I, xiiTebtynis, Polemonos meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptRecto, col. I, abstract 12PMich IIAdministration; Land Status; Lease; Notary; Woman (& guardian)Collection of Abstracts of Contracts (Eiromenon)1933Large roll containing writing on both sides; broken off at the left of the Recto1Recto; Verso: list of contracts (index of the Recto)Documentary622r_1.bmp<_600DPIFront_R1>622r_n.bmp<_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>pt--sŒhEth sides; broken off at the left of the Recto1Recto; Verso: list of contracts (index of the Recto)Documentary622r_1.bmp<_600DPIFront_R1>622r_n.bmp<_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBaFBck_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8> i((Text too fragmentary to be translated).j8) pp. 68-83; - Hobson Deborah W., The Role of Women in the Economic Life of Roman Egypt: A Case Study from First Century Tebtunis, EchCl 28 = N.S., 3 (1984) pp. 373-390; - Montevecchi Orsolina, La crisi economica sotto Claudio e Nerone: Nuove testimonianze, Neronia III. Actes du IIIe Colloque International de la Socit Internationale d'tudes Nroniennes. Varenna, juin --ŒjAdone on the orig. check height, conserv status, notes preserv Check: Nigel: possibility of adding to the note a link to the next and preceding columns or to all the records of this inv. nr. (through an automated search?). We could also make 1 general card (with general bibliography?) with links to all the others? Traianos: when these cards will be on the web, displayed as a search result, no difference will appear between them, which is a problem. Ask Nigel? Traianos: should I add the biblBiography concerning the grapheion, as: - R.H. Pierce, Grapheion, Catalogue, and Library in Roman Egypt, SymbOslo 43 (1968) pp. 68-83; - Hobson Deborah W., The Role of Women in the Economic Life of Roman Egypt: A Case Study from First Century Tebtunis, EchCl 28 = N.S., 3 (1984) pp. 373-390; - Montevecchi Orsolina, La crisi economica sotto Claudio e Nerone: Nuove testimonianze, Neronia III. Actes du IIIe Colloque International de la Socit Internationale d'tudes Nroniennes. Varenna, juin --/Œh i((Text too fragmentary to be translated).jAdone on the orig. check height, conserv status, notes preserv Check: Nigel: possibility of adding to the note a link to the next and preceding columns or to all the records of this inv. nr. (through an automated search?). We could also make 1 general card (with general bibliography?) with links to all the others? Traianos: when these cards will be on the web, displayed as a search result, no difference will appear between them, which is a problem. Ask Nigel? Traianos: should I add the biblp. 139-148; - JENKINS Fred W., New Texts from the Tebtunis Grapheion Archive, BASP 29 (1992) pp. 31-40; - E. Husselman, Procedures of the Record Office of Tebtunis in the First Century A.D., Proceedings of the Twelfth International Congress of Papyrology (Toronto, 1970) pp. 223-238; - Kovel'man A.B., Arenda v Juznom Fajume v seredine i v. n. e. (Po Miciganskim registram.) 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Varenna, juin 1982 = Atti CERDAC. 12 = N.S., 2 (1982-1983 [1987])pp. 139-148; - JENKINS Fred W., New Texts from the Tebtunis Grapheion Archive, BASP 29 (1992) pp. 31-40; - E. Husselman, Procedures of the Record Office of Tebtunis in the First Century A.D., Proceedings of the Twelfth International Congress of Papyrology (Toronto, 1970) pp. 223-238; - Kovel'man A.B., Arenda v Juznom Fajume v seredine i v. n. e. (Po Miciganskim registram.) Avec un rsuDm en anglais: Land Leases in Southern Fayum in the Middle of the 1 Century A.D. (based on the Michigan records.), VDI 128 (1974, fasc. 2) pp. 69-85; - Cockle Walter E.H., State Archives in Graeco-Roman Egypt from 30 B.C. to the Reign of Septimius Severus, JEA 70 (1984) pp. 106-122 - PESTMAN P.W., 'Oud papier' uit een notariskantoor in het oude Egypte ofwel Kronion, een notaris uit het begin van onze jaartelling. [Du 'vieux papier' provenant d'un bureau de notaire de l'gypte ancienne ou K04-M1 n9marionWWWmariongrammateusVmariongrammateusmetropoleosVmariosLWmariusEWWmarkWmaronWWWFWLWTWlWnWoWpWxWWWWWW*WWWWQWZx-W}WWWWWWWW6W7W:W>WBWEWHWLWMWOWZW[WaWkWmWnWzWWWWWWWWWWW_WnWvWWW~WWʂ̂͂΂WW W W WWWW.W2W6W:W<W=ZW[Wmaronbrotherofthaisarionaliasthaesis VarsisouchossonofVmarsisouchossonofmarepsemisVmarsisouchossonofmarsisouchosVmarsisouchossonofphabosVmartialisW@Wmasculinus WmastigophoroiSWmaternalWWWmaximianusWWWWWmaximianuscaesarconsulWVmaximianusemperorconsulWVmaximinusWWmaximinusemperorconsulWVWVVVRecto, col. I,--ŒjC1982 = Atti CERDAC. 12 = N.S., 2 (1982-1983 [1987])pp. 139-148; - JENKINS Fred W., New Texts from the Tebtunis Grapheion Archive, BASP 29 (1992) pp. 31-40; - E. Husselman, Procedures of the Record Office of Tebtunis in the First Century A.D., Proceedings of the Twelfth International Congress of Papyrology (Toronto, 1970) pp. 223-238; - Kovel'man A.B., Arenda v Juznom Fajume v seredine i v. n. e. (Po Miciganskim registram.) Avec un rsum en anglais: Land Leases in Southern Fayum in the MidDdle of the 1 Century A.D. (based on the Michigan records.), VDI 128 (1974, fasc. 2) pp. 69-85; - Cockle Walter E.H., State Archives in Graeco-Roman Egypt from 30 B.C. to the Reign of Septimius Severus, JEA 70 (1984) pp. 106-122 - PESTMAN P.W., 'Oud papier' uit een notariskantoor in het oude Egypte ofwel Kronion, een notaris uit het begin van onze jaartelling. [Du 'vieux papier' provenant d'un bureau de notaire de l'gypte ancienne ou Kronion, un notaire du dbut de notre re.], P.H.M. GERV-- ŒjA    }      r of contracts), one for each abstract on the Recto (collection of abstracts of contracts, or eiromenon).nBL II, 132 (l. 10-11)After August 28, 42 A.D.airoO,ŒvAfter August 28, 42 A.D.w Ann Arbor8A3Day by day register of abstracts of the contracts recorded at the record-office (grapheion) of Tebtynis during the four last months of the 2nd year of the Emperor Claudius. - Col. I, abstract 14 records a lease of 5 arourai of a catoecic allotment, registered on May 11, 42 A.D. (see also Verso, col. II, 4)3yAkousilaos [son of Kastor] (see also Recto, col. II, abstract 1); Eutychos [son of - - - and Tamarron] (see also Recto, col. II, abstract 1); Claudius, Emperor; Onnophris son of Pakebkis (see P.Mich. 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II, p. 224)[Galates son of - - -]; [Elis daughter of - - -]; Lysimachos son of Lysima-OJŒjk publishedl"L.C. Youtie, ZPE 21 (1976) p. 215.p1/26/98s27082ŒAP.Mich.inv. 622BRecto, col. I, abstract 14CPapDXArchive of Kronion son of Apion, nomographos of the grapheion of Tebtynis; see also noteEBoak AERFPMich IIG121, Recto, col. I, xivH1933KBL VII, 107 (l. 2)UNoVtop of lockers 2-4WYesX-1921, Acquired by Kelsey from Nahman in Cairo[0Collection of Abstracts of Contracts (Eiromenon)\&Total size of the roll: 2.39 m x 29 cm]well... you know...ADue to the size of this papyrus roll, its content has been divided in the present database into several cards: one for each column of the Verso (register of contracts), one for each abstract on the Recto (collection of abstracts of contracts, or eiromenon).n1Recto; Verso: list of contracts (index of the Recto)Documentary622r_2.bmp<_600DPIFront_R1>622r_b.bmp<_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBacFAk_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8> i. II, 7)L. 1: read ne(oteros) Ptol(emaiou), instead of Ne(o)ptol(emou). (PH)After August 28, 42 A.D.Boak AERPersesP.Mich.inv. 622GreekAnn ArborRecto, col. II, abstract 3: 2top of lockers 2-4PapNoYesDue to the size of this papyrus roll, its content has b-- ŒjA    }      d) Tamarron (see also Recto, col. I, abstract 14); Zenon (see Geographica); Claudius, Emperor; Onnophris son of Pakebkis (see P.Mich. II, p. 224))zbAdministration; Ethnicity; Land status; Lease; Notary; Personal status: Perses tes epigones; Woman{Zenonos legomenos (kleros?)|PHORecto, col. IV, abstract 3PMich IIEthnicity; Marriage; Personal status: Perses tes epigones; Woman (& guardian)Collection of Abstracts of Contracts (Eiromenon)1933Large roll containing writing on both sides; Ebroken off at the left of the Recto1Recto; Verso: list of contracts (index of the Recto)Documentary<_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_-.`ŒsThe four columns of the Recto have an unusual widh of about 70 cm. - The writing is a small upright cursive, different from the Verso. (Boak)uUnknown scribevAfter August 28, 42 A.D.w Ann Arbor8ADay by day register of abstracts of the contracts recorded at the record-office (grapheion) of Tebtynis during the four last months of the 2nd year of the Emperor Claudius. - Col. II, abstract 2 records a (demotic) alimentary contract, registered on May 11, 42 A.D. (see also Verso, col. II, 6); the so-called alimentary contract is in reality a property settlement entered into by persons already united in marriage (here the husband's parents with the wife), fixing the sum which the husband Bwas obliged to pay to his wife in case of his divorcing her and describing the real properties which would become sureties for the payment of this sum9l. II, abstract 2: 11eris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptoGreekrRecto, col. II, abstract 2: 11 size of the roll: 2.39 m x 29 cm....-ŒhE_R1>622r_1.bmp<_600DPIFront_R1>622r_n.bmp<_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8> Hi((Text too fragmentary to be translated).jAdone on the orig. check height, conserv status, notes preserv Check: Nigel: possibility of adding to the note a link to the next and preceding columns or to all the records of this inv. nr. (through an automated search?). We could also make 1 general card (with general bibliography?) with links to all the others? Traianos: when these cards will be on the web, displayed as a search result, no difference will appear between them, which is a problem. Ask Nigel? Traianos: should I add the biblnd Leases in Southern Fayum in the Mid-,8claudiusclauseszWAh9sonmmisVsonofkollouthes~VsonofwVVsonofaeionaionqVsonofaionis=VsonofakousilaosVsonofaliasalthaieusEVsonofammoniosVsonofanaklinesVsonofanddemetriaHVsonofandptolemas5VsonofandsarapousVsonofandtamarongrandsonofpetheusVsonofandtapetheusgrandsonofpetheusVsonofandtasouVsonofanoubVsonofantinoosYVsonofantonius}VsonofaphelixalexandreusEVsonofapolloniosmVEVsonofapynchisVetriosVsonofguardianandhusbandofisarionEVsonofharpalos=VsonofhatresVsonofherhusbandandguardianyVsonofheraklasVsonofheronNVsonofhieraxVsonofhorionVsonofhorosVVsonofioannesjohnpresbyterosVsonofkallimachosjVsonofkantaurosVsonofkastor4VsonofkephalasunnamedwifeVsonofkopresVVsonoflysimachos}VsonofmelanasVsonofmelas/nORinkWWWBWWWWHWWWWxW&WinnerWinnersideoutersideisblankVinsideWinv^W_WWyWis`WmWqWMWRWVW`WaWpWqW~WWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWW0-u 4jheighthekasWhekateWhekate'sWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWW/|2GjgenreW WWOWPWgeographicaWWWgerver WWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWW W W W W WWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWW W!W"W#W$W%W&W'W(W)W*W+W,WgeschichteaWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWW W W W W WWWWWWWWWWWWWgiftsGWgiveWgivenWWglassWgliWgoodWgordienWgotWW371pjguidoIWguildWguouWgwsWhW WWWWYWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWW W W W W WWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWW W!W"W#W$W%W&W'W(W)W*W+W,Wh011bWh088Wh34aWh35sWWh55eIWh694`WVWWheadingsW3WWheden WWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWW W W W2[0uvjviiWWWWFWvii-xiiWviie WviiiWGWFWviteIWvittWvolume{WQWvonSWvoor WWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWW W W W W WWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWW W!W"W#W$W%W&W'W(W)W*W+W,WWWWWWWWWWWWWw51Wwalter WWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWW0+,rjproceduresWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWW W!W"W#W$W%W&W'W(W)W*W+W,W,W,W,W,W,W,W,W,W,W,W,W,W,W,W,W,W,W,W,W,W,W,W,W,W,W,W,W,W,W,W,W,W,W,W,W,W,W,W,W,W,W,W,W- -ŒhCent database into several cards: one for each column of the Verso (register of contracts), one for each abstract on the Recto (collection of abstracts of contracts, or eiromenon).well... you know...Tebtynis, Polemonos meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptThe four columns of the Recto have an unusual widh of about 70 cm. - The writing is a small upright cursive, different from the Verso. (Boak)Akousilaos son of Kastor, Perses teDs epigones (see also Recto, col. I, abstract 14); Tamarron (Tamares) daughter of Haryotes; Eutychos son of (- - - and) Tamarron (see also Recto, col. I, abstract 14); Zenon (see Geographica); Claudius, Emperor; Onnophris son of Pakebkis (see P.Mich. II, p. 224)121, Recto, col. II, iPl. IITebtynis, Polemonos meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptRecto, col. II, abstract 1PMich IIAdministration; Ethnicity..$@ŒKDL. 1: read ne(oteros) Ptol(emaiou), instead of Ne(o)ptol(emou). (PH)UNoVtop of lockers 2-4WYesX-1921, Acquired by Kelsey from Nahman in Cairo[0Collection of Abstracts of Contracts (Eiromenon)\&Total size of the roll: 2.39 m x 29 cm]well... you know...ADue to the size of this papyrus roll, its content has been divided in the present database into several cards: one for each column of the Verso (register of contracts), one for each abstract on the Recto (collection of abstracts of contracts, or eiromenon).nwell... you know...Tebtynis, Polemonos meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptThe four columns of the Recto have an unusual widh of about 70 cm. - The writing is a small upright cursive, different from the Verso. (Boak)Akousilaos [son of Kastor] (see also RectoD, col. II, abstract 1); Eutychos [son of - - - and Tamarron] (see also Recto, col. II, abstract 1); Claudius, Emperor; Onnophris son of Pakebkis (see P.Mich. II, p. 224)121, Recto, col. I, xivTebtynis, Polemonos meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptRecto, col. I, abstract 14PMich IIAdministration; Land status; Lease; NotaryCollection of Abstracts of Contracts (Eiromenon)1933Large roll containing writing on both sides; broken off at the left of the Recto1Recto; Verso: list of contracts (index of the Recto)Documentary622r_1.bmp<_600DPIFront_R1>622r_n.bmp<_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8> i((Text too fragmentary to be translated).j4)121, Recto, col. I, xivTebtynis, Polemonos meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptRecto, col. I, abstract 14PMich IIAdministration; Land status; Lease; NotaryCollection of Abstracts of Contracts (Eiromenon)1933agricultureletterprofessiontransport@)agricultureruralsocietyscribeviolence@){agriculturetaxationland@%and.animalarmyethnicitylandownershippolice@@banimaldeathfamilylandhouseownershippersonalstatusmin@(animaljusticeleasepolicetheft@Ganimaltransport animalsclothinglettertextilewoman@*=antinoite--ŒjDdle of the 1 Century A.D. (based on the Michigan records.), VDI 128 (1974, fasc. 2) pp. 69-85; - Cockle Walter E.H., State Archives in Graeco-Roman Egypt from 30 B.C. to the Reign of Septimius Severus, JEA 70 (1984) pp. 106-122 - PESTMAN P.W., 'Oud papier' uit een notariskantoor in het oude Egypte ofwel Kronion, een notaris uit het begin van onze jaartelling. [Du 'vieux papier' provenant d'un bureau de notaire de l'gypte ancienne ou Kronion, un notaire du dbut de notre re.], P.H.M. GERVEvER, J.G. KUIJL, A.J.H. PLEYSIER, R.T.G. VERSTRAATEN (Edd.), Heden verschenen voor mij ... Liber Amicorum aangeboden aan prof. mr. A.L.M. Soons, gewoon hoogleraar in het Notarile Recht aan de Faculteit der Rechtsgeleerdheid van de Rijksuniversiteit Leiden ter gelegenheid van zijn emeritaat (Arnhem, 1995) pp. 119-126, 1 tabl., 1 fac-sim., 1 arbre gnal. CHECKED Scanned.  .@tion_or_Side>Recto, col. II, abstract 1PMich IIAdministration; Ethnicity--ŒjBiography concerning the grapheion, as: - R.H. Pierce, Grapheion, Catalogue, and Library in Roman Egypt, SymbOslo 43 (1968) pp. 68-83; - Hobson Deborah W., The Role of Women in the Economic Life of Roman Egypt: A Case Study from First Century Tebtunis, EchCl 28 = N.S., 3 (1984) pp. 373-390; - Montevecchi Orsolina, La crisi economica sotto Claudio e Nerone: Nuove testimonianze, Neronia III. Actes du IIIe Colloque International de la Socit Internationale d'tudes Nroniennes. Varenna, juin C1982 = Atti CERDAC. 12 = N.S., 2 (1982-1983 [1987])pp. 139-148; - JENKINS Fred W., New Texts from the Tebtunis Grapheion Archive, BASP 29 (1992) pp. 31-40; - E. Husselman, Procedures of the Record Office of Tebtunis in the First Century A.D., Proceedings of the Twelfth International Congress of Papyrology (Toronto, 1970) pp. 223-238; - Kovel'man A.B., Arenda v Juznom Fajume v seredine i v. n. e. (Po Miciganskim registram.) Avec un rsum en anglais: Land Leases in Southern Fayum in the Midibl--ŒiCon Tamarron, but the arithmetikon being a charge on Akousilaos. Signatory: Onnophris, son of Pakebkis, about 39 years old, with a scar on his right knee. The rest in conformity.jAdone on the orig. check height, conserv status, notes preserv Check: Nigel: possibility of adding to the note a link to the next and preceding columns or to all the records of this inv. nr. (through an automated search?). We could also make 1 general card (with general bibliography?) with links to all the others? Traianos: when these cards will be on the web, displayed as a search result, no difference will appear between them, which is a problem. Ask Nigel? Traianos: should I add the biblaos has received from Tamarron the rental of . . . and of produce and . . . of the same five-year period at once from hand to hand out of the house, all the public revenues of the five-year period, the artabia naubion and (whatever charges which are to be charged) according to the crops, being a charge up--ŒiAAkousilaos, son of Kastor, a Persian of the epigone, about 39 years old, with a scar on his right hand, has leased to Tamarron, daughter of Haryotes, about 40 years old, with a scar on her left instep, acting with her guardian, her son Eutychos, about 29 years old, with a scar on his left shin, the catoecic allotment belonging to him in the aforesaid village in what is called (the allotment?) of Zenon, that is five arourai out of six arourai, or however many there may be, in one parcel, foBr five years from the fourth year of Tiberius Claudius Caesar Augustus Germanicus Imperator for a first and second sowing with whatever sorts of wheat and barly she may choose. And Akousilaos has received from Tamarron the rental of . . . and of produce and . . . of the same five-year period at once from hand to hand out of the house, all the public revenues of the five-year period, the artabia naubion and (whatever charges which are to be charged) according to the crops, being a charge up--ŒhE; Land status; Lease; Notary; Personal status: Perses tes epigones; WomanCollection of Abstracts of Contracts (Eiromenon)1933Large roll containing writing on both sides; broken off at the left of the Recto1Recto; Verso: list of contracts (index of the Recto)Documentary622r_2.bmp<_600DPIFront_R1>622r_b.bmp<_600DPIFront_RF2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8> iss of Papyrology (Toronto, 1970) pp. 223-238; - Kovel'man A.B., Arenda v Juznom Fajume v seredine i v. n. e. (Po Miciganskim registram.) Avec un rsum en anglais: Land Leases in Southern Fayum in the Mid. .ŒhI<_600DPIBack_R8>iAAlimentary contract for money of the value of 21 gold pieces, and the contract of surrender and preliminary sale; and we affirm that we have bequeathed to our aforesaid son Dionysios for immediate possession after our death the allotment of catoecic land which belongs to me in the neighborhood of Theogonis, 8 arourai, and besides these 3/4 of an aroura of land with a further claim on it, making altogether eight arourai and three-fourths, or however many there may be, in four parcels; in thVerso: list of contracts (index of the Recto)Documentary<_600DPIFront_R1>622r_b.bmp<_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DP%<#8employedWWWemployee3WTWYW_Wemployees1WemployingFWemptyXWWWpWencausticWencounteredDW WencumberedWendDWEWyWWW4WCWWWW-W#WLW{WWWWWWWWLWkWoWWWWWWW,WGWOW}WWWWIWWWWW3W6W:W;W<W=W[WendofacommunicationconcerningcamelsVendofacontractdividingsomeunknownpropertybetweenthrVVVendofacontractforthesaleofadonkeyVendofacontractofuncertaincharacterperhapsaloanofgVendofacontractofuncertainnatureVendofacopyofapetitionandofthesubsequentappealtoVrectionsVendofaletter#VendofaletterfromchairemonianosGVendofaletterreferringtoabreachintheembankmentswhiOVendofalettersenttoabrotherexpressingvividlythewri,V0LzjprimersGWprincepsIWprint,W5W6W8W<WWW W W W Wpriscus)WWprivatepWprivatlebenWprobablyWfWWWWWtWproblemWW WWWWWWWWW-WWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWW W W W W WWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWW W!W"W#W$W%W&W'W(W)W*W+W,W-W.WproblemsWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWW12jter WWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWW W W W W WWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWW W!W"W#W$W%W&W'W(W)W*W+W,WterreniWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWW W W W W WWWWWWWWWWWWWtestoIWtextWvWwWWWEWKWIWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWW}R9lyoutiehcberytus81944p84-85VzWzaccariaWzalateotWWW'W_W`WsWW!WzauzichDWzeit_WWWzeitschrift>WWzenTWWWWWWyWWWWyWyWWyWWEW[WWWWzenonpapyriWzimmermann^WznwHWWzpeDW`WtW~WWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWW&W1W3W4W5W;W=WIWJWWWcWuWWWWW WWWWW&WVWpWrWtWvWyW|WWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWW"W#W$W&W'W2W7W8W<WEWIWPW]W_W`WaWsWzW{WWWWWWWWWWWWWW WWWW!W#W0W8WBWRWYWhWWWWWWWW<$!viarourai1013/4 Varouraikolkoulisandothers VarouraiofgreenfodderVarourai>W4WLW|WW W.W:Warourai<.WarousedyWarpocrationEWarrangeWWarrangedyWWarrangementWarrangements{WKWgWarrasWarrearsWWWWWWWarrearsofthecastingupofdykesVarrestWWarrested5WWWarrianosWarrianusWarriusWWW@WarrivalWfWarrivevW[WsW%WarrivedsWtWHW^WfWWMWWWarrivesWarroganceWWWWWWarrogantWarrtjWarsasWarsenouphis\Warsenouphis140drachmai\VarsiesisWarsimyWarsinoeWWTWW WW/W\W/WSWYWZW]W^W`WpWWW8W>WHWnWWpWrWW WWWWarsinoeis]Warsinoeus]WarsinoitetWWWWCWFW abstract 14PMich .7.ŒhATotal size of the roll: 2.39 m x 29 cm1921, Acquired by Kelsey from Nahman in CairoUnknown scribePHArchive of Kronion son of Apion, nomographos of the grapheion of Tebtynis; see also noteDay by day register of abstracts of the contracts recorded at the record-office (grapheion) of Tebtynis during the four last months of the 2nd year of the Emperor Claudius. - Col. I, abstract 13 records a sale of a female dBonkey, registered on May 9, 42 A.D. (see also Verso, col. II, 3)BL VII, 107 (l. 1)After August 28, 42 A.D.Boak AERP.Mich.inv. 622GreekAnn ArborRecto, col. I, abstract 13: 1top of lockers 2-4PapNoYesDue to the size of this papyrus roll, its content has been divided in the present database into several cards: one for each column of the Verso (rerbor8-iauletes>W?WauliatusNWaulon}WWauneionWaunesWWWMWYW\WWmWsWWW!WWWWWWWWWWW'WBWWWWWW=WRWWWWJWWWWpW WOWWWIWaunesdrachmaiBVauneshissonVaunessonofaoVaunessonofaunesIVaunessonofharpokrationVaunessonofharpokration2000drachmai Vaunessonofpoleion300drachmaiVaunessonofpolionmVaunessonofsourisVaunes>OWaupphWaupphsonofsereneios1VaureliaqW`WW3WWxW~WWWWWWW)Akousilaos son of Kastor, Perses tes epigones (see also Recto, col. I, abstract 14); Tamarron (Tamares) daughter of Haryotes; Eutychos son of (- - - and) Tamarron (see also Recto, col. I, abstract 14); Zenon (see Geographica); Claudius, Emperor; Onnophris son of Pakebkis (see also Recto, col. I, abstract 14..Œjk publishedp1/29/98s2728RŒAP.Mich.inv. 622BRecto, col. III, abstract 2CPapDXArchive of Kronion son of Apion, nomographos of the grapheion of Tebtynis; see also noteEBoak AERFPMich IIG121, Recto, col. III, iiH1933UNoVtop of lockers 2-4WYesX-1921, Acquired by Kelsey from Nahman in Cairo[0Collection of Abstracts of Contracts (Eiromenon)\&Total size of the roll: 2.39 m x 29 cm]well... you know...ADue to the size of this papyrus roll, its content has been divided in the present database into several cards: one for each column of the Verso (register of contracts), one for each abstract on the Recto (collection of abstracts of contracts, or eiromenon).nDocumentary966r1_2.bmp<_600DPIFront_R1>966r_1c.bmp<_600DPIFront_R2>966r_1h.bmp<_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>DiA(On the 23rd?). Acknowledgment of deposit [of - - -], (made) by Thermoutharion to Diodoros [(Fee:) - -] [Acknowledgment of - - -] of 400 drachmai, (made) by Teos and his wife to Herakl[- - -]. (Fee:) 10 obols. Lease of 4 arourai, (made) by Taorseus to Pastoous and another. (Fee:) 2 drachmai. Lease of 13 arourai, (made) by Aphrodisios to Pastoous and another. (Fee:) 6 drachmai. On the 23rd. Agreement (of - - -) of 25 artabai of barley, (made) by Herakles and his wife to Dionysios. (Fee:) 12n the 24th. A.-ŒiDnorth a public estate, on the west the allotment of Orseus, son of Petepmoueis, on the east the allotment of Psenosiris, son of Dionysios; and from what belongs to me in Talei, of the same section, a new house of two stories inherited from my father, in which are a cellar and a court on the south side; and in the same Talei of another parcel a half-share of one and a half bikoi common and undivided in the so-called square of Arabakis; and likewise to the same son Dionysios in Talei in anotEher parcel from vacant plots which belong to me two bikoi from four bikoi common and undivided formerly belonging to Heraklas, the stone-cutter; and likewise to the same Dionysios also up to the half-share of whatever I may leave of cattle of all sorts and movables and household furnishings and all that is owing to me; and of whatever property I may acquire from now on, likewise to the same son Dionysios in every possible way up to the half-share. And the dowry given is 200 drachmai of sil9+9dionysiossonofsarapionVdionysioszytopoioslegionosVdionysisWWdionysisdionysiosVVdionysiusMWdionysiusdionysiossonofmanliusfatherofmarcustrebiusMV>100-109Tebtynis, Polemonos meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptBL VI, 80 (l. 9); BL VII, 107 (l. 8)Boak AER121, col. II, iiPl. IIPMich II1933SB III 7260, col. IIbRecto, col. II,E abstract 2JEA 12Collection of Abstracts of Contracts (Eiromenon)1926Large roll containing writing on both sides; broken off at the left of the Recto1Recto; Verso: list of contracts (index of the Recto)Documentary<_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5>After August 28, 42 A.D.Boak AERP.Mich.inv. 622GreekAnn ArborRecto, col. II, abstract 4: 2top of lockers 2-4PapNoYesDuCe to the size of this papyrus roll, its content has been divided in the present database into several cards: one for each column of the Verso (register of contracts), one for each abstract on the Recto (collection of abstracts of contracts, or eiromenon).well... you know...Tebtynis, Polemonos meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptThe four columns of the Recto have an unusual widh of about 70 cm. - The writing is a small upright cursive, difD"%> l1readexetaunpublishednoteofhcyoutieVl1readmetopoiexaristeroninsteadofmetopoimesoiphVl1readneoterosptolemaiouinsteadofneoptolemouphVl1readpauni12ratherthanpauni2unpublishednoteofhVl1readperhapsantoniordioskorosinsteadofenthesauVl1readperhapstazytopoilioukaranidosinsteadofpazytoVl1readphamenoth4not1unpublishednoteofhcyoutie Vl1readprobablykomesstratonosratherthankomeskarani~Vl1readprobablymiyseosamouleinsteadofmiyseosamoilouVl1readpylesinsteadofpylesl2-4readnesousornesosVl1readtapneoitoinisinsteadoftabneoitoinisph?Vl1-2ofomichii901aretobecorrectedphVl1-2readapoxyrhynchonpoleosinsteadofapoonpoleoskV0dY83WWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWW)WWWRWWWWW$W'W)W*W.W/WWWPWWWWWWWWWW W"W;WUW3lettersprobablythebeginningofthenamevaleriusnametV3-5W3-6PW3/4zW30 WW:WzWWWWWWWWWWWWW'W30-septLW300WW306W31W31-aprilW32?W33WW34-42%W34-col4W34-yearsW340/341W341zW[W346b-cQW349/350W35sW35-37W3507W350/351W3501LW353vW37W383-384W392gW3rdWRW4WWWRWWwWWWWWWWWWWWWW4-8W4/27W40WWjWW400{WWW4000W405/404*W417 W42 WWYW/- 2jshouldWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWW W!W"W#W$W%W&W'W(W)W*W+W,W-W.Wshouldbejoinedwith4008andrescannedVshouldbejoinedwith4024andrescanned Vshouldnowberecto}Vshouldn'tWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWW/: Lj20WW202W2043W205aW2066W2067W20a-bWWW20thKW21WWW214W215W216W217W217-220W218W218-219W219WWW22;W=WW220W2217KW222-223W222-224lW223-238 WWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWW W W W W WWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWW W!W"W#W$W%W&W'W(W)W*W+W,W228W23WWW WW W233-240W24WWWW24-25W24-5006e2-aW24-s5000-courtyardW*3#jseredine WWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWW W W W W WWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWW W!W"W#W$W%W&W'W(W)W*W+W,WseriouspWsestonWsetsWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWW W W W W WWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWW W!W"W#W$W%W&WW.-ŒhGo>Pl. 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II, abstract 2JEA 12Administration; Clothing; Dowry; House Ownership; Inheritance; Jewels; Land Ownership; Land status; Marriage; Notary; Topography (Theogonis); Utensils; WomanCollection of Abstracts of Contracts (Eiromenon)1926Large roll containing writing on both sides; broken off at the left of the RectHo1Recto; Verso: list of contracts (index of the Recto)Documentary622r_2.bmp<_600DPIFront_R1>622r_b.bmp<_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7>z7FibrotherMW_WWWWW&W3WYWvWWWWWWWWWcWW%W(WqWWWWWWW WCWWWWWWNW2WyWzW~WWW5W]WgWhWpWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWW W1W4W7W;W<W=W>WLWMWUWZW_WkWlWnWrWWWWWWer-lovingtWbrothersYWsWtWWWW?W@WHWIWQWWW WWW.Wbrought|WGWHWKWMWNWWWWW$WTW'W;WFWMWhWjWlWnWWWWWWWWW WW$W'W,W9W;WLWQWfWgWhWjWpWtW|W}WWWWWW'W1W9WJWWWW W#W,W8W>WAWOWWUWVWWWXWYW[W\W_WgWWbroughtpastthegate-houseofdionysiasguardingthedesertV;xialive:W6W~WWWWalketashWalkiasWalkidamasIWalkidemon}WWalkimedon}WWalkimos2W5WYWWWWWWWalkimossonofharphaesisValkipposKWall_WtWWWWWWWWWWWW&WCWDWEWFWsWtWvWyW{WWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWOWW_W2WSW^WfWgWiWpWsWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWW WWWW0W1W2W3W4W5W6W7W9W:W;W<W=W>W?WBWCWDWEWFWGWHWJWKWMWNWOWRWTWUWVWWWYW\W]W_WbWcWdWfWhWiWjWlWnWoWpWqWrWtWvWwWxWyWzW{W|W}W~WWWWWWWWWWWWWWWEW50?9AKlesis son of Psosneus, husband and guardian of Arsinoe, Perses tes epigones (see also Recto, col. IV, abstract 1); Arsinoe, daughter of Pyrrhos, wife of Klesis, Persine; Papos (Papontos) son of Didymos; Eutychos son of Eutychos (see H.C. Youtie, ZPE 21 [1976] p. 207-208)zAdministration; Animal; Debt; Ethnicity; Interest; Loan; Notary; Personal status: Perses tes epigones; Renting; Woman (& guardian){Perses; Persine|PHOTotal size of the roll: 2.39 m x 29 cm1921, Acquired by Kelsey from Nahman in CairoUnknown scribePHArchive of Kronion son of Apion, nomographos of the grapheion of Tebtynis; see also noteDay by day register of abstracts of the contracts recorded at the record-office (grapheion) of Tebtynis during the four last months of the 2nd year of the Emperor Claudius. - Col. II, abstract 2 records a (demotic) alimentaBry contract, registered on May 11, 42 A.D. (see also Verso, col. II, 6); the so-called alimentary contract is in reality a property settlement entered into by persons already united in marriage (here the husband's parents with the wife), fixing the sum which the husband was obliged to pay to his wife in case of his divorcing her and describing the real properties which would become sureties for the payment of this sumBL II, 132 (l. 10-11)After August 28, 42 A.D...6ŒzAdministration; Clothing; Dowry; House Ownership; Inheritance; Jewels; Land Ownership; Land status; Marriage; Notary; Topography (Theogonis); Utensils; Woman{OTheogonis; Tali, Talei; legomene Arabakios epaulis; Leontiskou legomenos kleros|PHOVrmarichalscriptorium41950p123no71grwatsontheromVrmarichalscriptorium41950p123no72ngiovemarchioli V V4-ŒjEvER, J.G. KUIJL, A.J.H. PLEYSIER, R.T.G. VERSTRAATEN (Edd.), Heden verschenen voor mij ... Liber Amicorum aangeboden aan prof. mr. A.L.M. Soons, gewoon hoogleraar in het Notarile Recht aan de Faculteit der Rechtsgeleerdheid van de Rijksuniversiteit Leiden ter gelegenheid van zijn emeritaat (Arnhem, 1995) pp. 119-126, 1 tabl., 1 fac-sim., 1 arbre gnal. CHECKED Scanned.  .@A    }      k publishedlA.E.R. Boak, Aegyptus 8 (1927) p. 168; G. Haege, Ehegueterrechtliche Verhaeltnisse (Koeln, 1968) p. 251, n. 9; T. Reekmans, Le monde grec. Hommages Claire Praux (Bruxelles, 1975) p. 753, n. 4.p1/27/98s2720LŒAP.Mich.inv. 622BRecto, col. II, abstract 3CPapDXArchive of Kronion son of Apion, nomographos of the grapheion of Tebtynis; see also noteEBoak AERFPMich IIG121, Recto, col. II, iiiH1933IPl. II.H.M. GERV109patynissonofVVVpatynissonofapolloniosseealsopmichii123rectocolvVpatynissonofbesisandtaorsenouphisnVpatynissonofbrotherofpsenosirisVpatynissonofharapisandtapetesouchosmdknb3kservantofVpatynissonofharpaesisCVpatynissonofharsaeisVpatynissonofkollaeis VpatynissonofkronionandsouerishusbandofthatresdaughtVpatynissonofmarepsemisseealsopmichxii632VpatynissonofpatynisgrandsonofpallouauspersestesepigVpatynissonofseealsorectocoliabstract8Vpatynissonofseealsorectocoliabstract9VpaupauesW'W3paulWpauleiniosWpauleinosFWpauleinospaulinussonofophelliosoffelliusFVpaulinusWFWWW}WWW@Wcol. II, iiPl. IIPMich II1933SB III 7260, col. IIbRecto, col. II, abstract 2JEA 12Collec.*Œ8ADay by day register of abstracts of the contracts recorded at the record-office (grapheion) of Tebtynis during the four last months of the 2nd year of the Emperor Claudius. - Col. II, abstract 4 records a receipt registered on May 11, 42 A.D. (see also Verso, col. II, 8); this receipt was given by a woman to her former husband for the restitution of her dowry and for the payment of a divorce penalty of 540 drachmai (normally equal to half the value of the dowry)yThaesis daughter of Patynis; Sarapion (son of Patynis), brother and guardian of Thaesis; Petheus (Peteseus) son of Peloeis, former husband of Thaesisz:Administration; Divorce; Dowry; Notary; Woman (& guardian)|PHOBoak AERTheogonis; Tali, Talei; legomene Arabakios epaulis; Leontiskou legomenos klerosP.Mich.inv. 622GreekAnn ArborRecto, col. II, abstract 2: 11top of lockers 2-4PapNoYesDue to the size of this papyrus roll, its content has been divided in the present database into several cards: one for each column of the Verso (register of contracts), one for each absDtract on the Recto (collection of abstracts of contracts, or eiromenon).well... you know...Tebtynis, Polemonos meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptThe four columns of the Recto have an unusual widh of about 70 cm. - The writing is a small upright cursive, different from the Verso. (Boak)Dionysios, son of Petsiris and Thaesis, husband of Thenamounis daughter of Marres; Psenosiris (son of - - -); Patynis (son of - - -), brother O‚hF600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8> PiAFrom the epikrisis of the ephebes of the ninth year of the deified Aurelii, Antoninus and Verus. After other (names), those whose fathers are of the tribe Osirantinois; after other (names), Gaius Iulius Longinus, son of Gaius Iulius Niger, his mother being Ptolemais, aged 14 years, 7 months, 1 day. Witnesses: Gaius Valerius Serenus, of the Nervianian tribe and the Hestiaian deme; Gaius Iulius Priscus, of the Paulinian tribe and the Isideian deme; Lucius Aquilius Ptolemaios, of the OsirantiBnoian tribe and Klitorian deme. Copy of the subscription of Luccius Ofellianus, the epistrategos, reading thus: He was enrolled. (2nd hand) I, Ammonios, councillor, bibliophylax of the city, have certified it.j9done, on the orig.; conservation (lot 3) SCANNED, checkedk publishedp5/29/97s17285.. ŒhEof Psenosiris; Thechnous daughter of Maron; (unnamed) sons of Thasis, daughter of Herakles (= Heraklides?); Psenosiris son of Dionysios; Heraklides son of Papos; Tamaron daughter of Maron; (unnamed) sons of Thasis, daughter of Heraklides (= Herakles?); Akousilaos son of Apollonios; Orseus son of Petepmoueis; Arabakis (see Geographica); Heraklas laxos (former owner); Chairemon (son of Marres and Thenamounis), brother of Thenamounis; Leontiskos (see Geographica); Petsiris son of Phamounis anFd Taopis, husband of Thaesis daughter of Psosneus; Thaesis daughter of Psosneus and Esermipis, wife of Petsiris son of Phamounis; Thenamounis daughter of Marres and Thenamounis, wife of Dionysios son of Petsiris; Apollonios; Onnophris son of Pakebkis (see P.Mich. II, p. 224)100-109Tebtynis, Polemonos meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptBL VI, 80 (l. 1 and 9); BL VII, 107 (l. 8)Boak AER121, Recto, col. II, iiCollection of Abstracts of Contracts (Eirome--ŒhCgister of contracts), one for each abstract on the Recto (collection of abstracts of contracts, or eiromenon).well... you know...Tebtynis, Polemonos meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptThe four columns of the Recto have an unusual widh of about 70 cm. - The writing is a small upright cursive, different from the Verso. (Boak)[Petesys son of - - -]; [Herodes son of - - -]; Melantas son of Kronion121, Recto, col. I, xiiDiTebtynis, Polemonos meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptRecto, col. I, abstract 13PMich IIAdministration; Animal; Notary; SaleCollection of Abstracts of Contracts (Eiromenon)1933Large roll containing writing on both sides; broken off at the left of the Recto1Recto; Verso: list of contracts (index of the Recto)Documentarywell... you know...Tebtynis, Polemonos meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptThe four columns of the Recto have an unusual widh of about 70 cm. - The writing is a small upright cursive, different from the Verso. (Boak)[Patynis son of - - -]; [Sambas son of - - -]; Eutychos son of Eutychos (see H.C. Youtie, ZPE 21 [1976] p. 207-208)121, Recto, col. ID, ivTebtynis, Polemonos meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptRecto, col. I, abstract 4PMich IIAdministration; Animal; Notary; SaleCollection of Abstracts of Contracts (Eiromenon)1933Large roll containing writing on both sides; broken off at the left of the Recto1Recto; Verso: list of contracts (index of the Recto)DocumentaryWcolumnsW{WWWWW(W)WcomeWcomments`WcomparedzWcomparisonW2WcompileWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWW/>Recto, col. I, abstract 2PMich IIDebt; RentingCollection of Abstracts of Contracts (Ei'2 oXfVWMWW}WWWWjWqWWWWWWWWWWWW4WWWWWWiWWWWWWmWnWWWWWWWWoWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWpWWWWWWWqWWWWWWWrWWWWWWWsWWWWWWWY0626rW0626rcbmpV0626rdbmpV104W104bbmpV1045vW1045vbbmpV105W105bbmpV106W106bbmpV107W107bbmpV108W108cbmpV108dbmpV110W110bbmpV111rW111rbbmpV112rW112rbbmpV113W113bbmpV114rW114rbbmpV115rW115rbbmpV121rW121rbbmpV122rgW122rbbmpgV1320MW1320dbmpMV1362rW1362rbbmpV1364rW1364rbbmpV1365rW1365rbbmpV.%-ŒhCeen divided in the present database into several cards: one for each column of the Verso (register of contracts), one for each abstract on the Recto (collection of abstracts of contracts, or eiromenon).well... you know...Tebtynis, Polemonos meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptThe four columns of the Recto have an unusual widh of about 70 cm. - The writing is a small upright cursive, different from the Verso. (Boak)Herodes neotDeros, son of Ptolemaios, Perses tes epigones; Lysas son of Didymos121, Recto, col. II, iiiPl. IITebtynis, Polemonos meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptRecto, col. II, abstract 3PMich IIAdministration; Deposit; Ethnicity; Notary; Personal status: Perses tes epigonesCollection of Abstracts of Contracts (Eiromenon)1933Large roll containing writing on bot-.%2Œ8A3Day by day register of abstracts of the contracts recorded at the record-office (grapheion) of Tebtynis during the four last months of the 2nd year of the Emperor Claudius. - Col. II, abstract 3 records a contract of deposit of 260 silver drachmai, registered on May 11, 42 A.D. (see also Verso, col. II, 7)3yNHerodes neoteros, son of Ptolemaios, Perses tes epigones; Lysas son of DidymoszPAdministration; Deposit; Ethnicity; Notary; Personal status: Perses tes epigones{Perses|PHOTotal size of the roll: 2.39 m x 29 cm1921, Acquired by Kelsey from Nahman in CairoUnknown scribePHArchive of Kronion son of Apion, nomographos of the grapheion of Tebtynis; see also noteDay by day register of abstracts of the contracts recorded at the record-office (grapheion) of Tebtynis during the four last months of the 2nd year of the Emperor Claudius. - Col. II, abstract 3 records a contract of deposiBt of 260 silver drachmai, registered on May 11, 42 A.D. (see also Verso, col. II, 7)L. 1: read ne(oteros) Ptol(emaiou), instead of Ne(o)ptol(emou). (PH)After August 28, 42 A.D.Boak AERPersesP.Mich.inv. 622GreekAnn ArborRecto, col. II, abstract 3: 2top of lockers 2-4PapNoYesDue to the size of this papyrus roll, its content has b19arabakisseegeographicaVarabarchai3Warabarches@WIWWarabasWarabes6Warabiae>WarabikosWWWRWWWW&XWYWWFWMWNW8 iminasW!W.WUW[WpWmindWWOW0W^WpWWmine_WWWWWWWWWWWWWW#WNWRWWWWWWminesWmineus|WmingledWminorWWWWW WWWWTWWWWminorsW~WW+Wminted3WHWOW[WlWzW}WWWWminuciaWWminuciusWWminusWOWWWWminuteWminutelyWWQ#3qjcrisi WWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWW W W W W WWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWW W!W"W#W$W%W&W'W(W)W*W+W,W,W,W,W,WWWcustomshouse$WdOW WWWW WWIWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWW W W W W WWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWW .Pjnot`WHWaWtW{WWW5WOWvWWWWWWW WWHWfWWWW5W?WKWfWWWWWWW"WoWWWWW W WW/WBWFWhWWWWWWFWGWIW|WWWW*WWWQWUWcWvWwWnotaIWnotaire WWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWW W W W W WWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWW W!W"W#W$W%W&W'W(W)W*W+W,WWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWW,r/Pjprof WWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWW W W W W WWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWW W!W"W#W$W%W&W'W(W)W*W+W,WWprovisionalWWWptolemaiosuWptolemyuWpubblicazioniWpublicationWWDWWpublished=WW$WWputvWwWWWputativeWWpvm'sWqIWqu'ilWquccWqueWWquidWquotidianoIWr WWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWW1-Rjkronion WWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWW W W W W WWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWW W!W"W#W$W%W&W'W(W)W*W+W,WkruseWWkt Wkte Wktias3Wktl5WWkubitschekWkuijl WWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWW W W W W W- -VŒjk publishedp1/26/98s2711(ŒAP.Mich.inv. 622BRecto, col. I, abstract 4CPapDXArchive of Kronion son of Apion, nomographos of the grapheion of Tebtynis; see also noteEBoak AERFPMich IIG121, Recto, col. 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II, 121, recto, col. IV, abstract 12; 123, recto, col. VII, l. 29-30?); Tiberius, Emperor; Iulia Augusta; (unnamed) children of Germanicus CaesarzkAgriculture; Ethnicity; Illiteracy; Land Ownership; Lease; Personal status: Perses tes epigones; Profession{@Arsinoite nome; Perses; Tkanabis (Kanabis); Egyptios (Aigyptios)|PHO<_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DP0.;ŒhBg a slave child, registered on April 30, 42 A.D. (see also Verso, col. I, l. 18)BL III, 107 (l. 3); BL VIII, 211 (bibliography)After August 28, 42 A.D.Boak AERTebtynisP.Mich.inv. 622GreekAnn ArborRecto, col. I, abstract 8: 3top of lockers 2-4PapNoYesDue to the size of this papyrus roll, its content has been divided in the preseCnt database into several cards: one for each column of the Verso (register of contracts), one for each abstract on the Recto (collection of abstracts of contracts, or eiromenon).well... you know...Tebtynis, Polemonos meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptThe four columns of the Recto have an unusual widh of about 70 cm. - The writing is a small upright cursive, different from the Verso. (Boak)Herois [daughter of - - -] (see also.2.ChA11.8 x 29 cm1921, Acquired by Kelsey from Nahman in CairoPatynis, son of HarpaesisPHArchive of Kronion son of Apion, nomographos of the grapheion of TebtynisUnfinished contract by which Patynis, son of Harpaesis, leases to Orseus, son of Phasos, a catoecic allotment of seven aroruai located near Tebtynis, for one year; at the end, the scribe seems to have been confused about the number of lessor(s) and lessBee(s)25-26 A.D.Browne GMArsinoite nome; Perses; Tkanabis (Kanabis); Egyptios (Aigyptios)P.Mich.inv. 735GreekAnn Arbor25-PapNoYescheckTebtynis, Polemonos meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptPatynis son of Harpaesis; Orseus son of Phasos, georgos, Perses tes epigones (see also P.Mich. II, 121, recto, col. IV, a--ŒhATotal size of the roll: 2.39 m x 29 cm1921, Acquired by Kelsey from Nahman in CairoUnknown scribePHArchive of Kronion son of Apion, nomographos of the grapheion of Tebtynis; see also noteDay by day register of abstracts of the contracts recorded at the record-office (grapheion) of Tebtynis during the four last months of the 2nd year of the Emperor Claudius. - Col. I, abstract 10 records a lease of 6 arouraiB, registered on May 6, 42 A.D. (see also Verso, col. I, l. 20)After August 28, 42 A.D.Boak AERPerses; Galatou legomenon komes Talei; TaleiP.Mich.inv. 622GreekAnn ArborRecto, col. I, abstract 10: 3top of lockers 2-4PapNoYesDue to the size of this papyrus roll, its content has been divided in the present database into several cards: one for each 42uKronion son of Apionvca. Sept. 46 A.D.w Ann Arbor8A`Financial register (anagraphe) of documents drawn up in the record-office (grapheion) of Tebtynis at the beginning of the 7th year of the emperor Claudius (Sept. 46 A.D.); the writing fee (grammatikon) charged for the preparation of each document is indicated. All entries are duplicated in P.Mich. V, 240, col. II; some also in P.Mich. V, 238, col. I.`9AApynchis (& unnamed wife) (see also P.Mich. V, 240, l. 66); Petesouchos (see also P.Mich. V, 240, l. 66); Orseus (& unnamed wife) (see also P.Mich. V, 238, l. 46; 240, l. 67); Mareus (see also P.Mich. V, 238, l. 46; 240, l. 67); Herakles (see also P.Mich. V, 240, l. 68); Didymos Chaouanis (Chaouonis) (see also P.Mich. V, 240, l. 68); Thaubastis (see also P.Mich. V, 238, l. 12-13; 240, l. 69-70); Nestesis (see also P.Mich. V, 238, l. 12-13; 240, l. 69-70); Maron (see also P.Mich. V, 240, l.- 8s2In the handwriting of Kronion, son of Apion (Boak)uKronion son of ApionrO-Œ8ADay by day register of abstracts of the contracts recorded at the record-office (grapheion) of Tebtynis during the four last months of the 2nd year of the Emperor Claudius. - Col. I, abstract 13 records a sale of a female donkey, registered on May 9, 42 A.D. (see also Verso, col. II, 3)yG[Petesys son of - - -]; [Herodes son of - - -]; Melantas son of Kronionz$Administration; Animal; Notary; Sale|PHOTotal size of the roll: 2.39 m x 29 cm1921, Acquired by Kelsey from Nahman in CairoUnknown scribePHArchive of Kronion son of Apion, nomographos of the grapheion of Tebtynis; see also noteDay by day register of abstracts of the contracts recorded at the record-office (grapheion) of Tebtynis during the four last months of the 2nd year of the Emperor Claudius. - Col. I, abstract 11 records the sale of a femaleon, un notaire du dbut de notre re.], P.H.M. GERV02@>jX18A19A1C1R1hB1D1F1H1iA1CE1G1I1jB1D1~A1i1`u19A2KC2PA1hA1C1E1wGI1iA1C1E1G1I1jA1C1E1\@1X48A19A1:A1hA1C1E1G1I1iB1D1F1H1J1jB1D1A11ks=%9A1:A1hA1C1E1GI1iB1D1F1H1jAC2E1K18A229A2"C2 :A2hA1C2E2GtI2K2iB2D2F2H1jA2 C1aE2J@1u239A2C2ePA2IhA2CC2BEnGkI2$iA2&C2%E2)G2(I2-jB21D2*A72E_2U8B2c9B2aPA2bhA2MC2NE_G2RI2QiA2PC2OE24G2fjB2SD2A1MA2j8A2l9A2\C2_PA2ThA2gC2mE2iG-I2K2iB2.Q.P^ŒiAPakebkis, son of Horos, a Persian of the epigone, about 30 years old, with a scar on the left thumb, has leased to Orseus, son of Orseus, about 29 years old, with a scar on the right temple, from the public land which he farms in the neighborhood of Tebtymis the fourteen arourai or however many there may be of the southerly part, called those of Psechomesis, to sow with lotus for sheep pasture for the coming year, and has received the rental and gives a guarantee. Signatory: Harmeysios, soBXn of Orseus, about 55 years old, with a scar on the right elbow. The rest in conformity.Fj, col. II, vPl. IITebtynis, Polemonos meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptRecto, col. II, abstract 5PMich IIAdministration; Agriculture; Ethnicity; Lease; Notary; Personal status: Perses tes epigonesCollection of Abstracts of Contracts (Eiromenon)1933Large roll con.3-DŒhD Recto, col. I, abstract 9); Patynis [son of - - -] (see also Recto, col. I, abstract 9); Thermoutharion121, Recto, col. I, viiiTebtynis, Polemonos meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptManca Masciadri M-Montevecchi O17C.Pap.Gr. I1984Recto, col. I, abstract 8PMich IIAdministration; Notary; Nursing; Slave; WomanCollection of Abstracts of CEontracts (Eiromenon)1933Large roll containing writing on both sides; broken off at the left of the Recto1Recto; Verso: list of contracts (index of the Recto)Documentary622r_1.bmp<_600DPIFront_R1>622r_n.bmp<_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8>Total size of the roll: 2.39 m x 29 cm1921, Acquired by Kelsey from Nahman in CairoUnknown scribePHArchive of Kronion son of Apion, nomographos of the grapheion of Tebtynis; see also noteDay by day register of abstracts of the contracts recorded at the record-office (grapheion) of Tebtynis during the four last months of the 2nd year of the Emperor Claudius. - Col. II, abstract 5 records a sub-lease of 14 arBourai of public land, registered on May 11, 42 A.D. (see also Verso, col. II, 9)After August 28, 42 A.D.Boak AERPerses; Tebtynis; Psechomesis lego(menai arourai?)P.Mich.inv. 622GreekAnn ArborRecto, col. II, abstract 5: 2top of lockers 2-4PapNoYesDue to the size of this papyrus roll, its content has been divided in the present database into sev..>ŒhDferent from the Verso. (Boak)Thaesis daughter of Patynis; Sarapion (son of Patynis), brother and guardian of Thaesis; Petheus (Peteseus) son of Peloeis, former husband of Thaesis121, Recto, col. II, ivPl. IITebtynis, Polemonos meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptRecto, col. II, abstract 4PMich IIAdministration; Divorce; Dowry; Notary; Woman (& guardian)Collection of AEbstracts of Contracts (Eiromenon)1933Large roll containing writing on both sides; broken off at the left of the Recto1Recto; Verso: list of contracts (index of the Recto)Documentary622r_2.bmp<_600DPIFront_R1>622r_o.bmp<_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600D.=.@ŒhFPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8> LiAThaesis, daughter of Patynis, about 40 years old, with a scar on the right thumb, acting with her guardian Sarapion, her own brother of the same father and mother, about 44 years oldm with a scar below the right cheek, acknowledges to her former husband Petheus, son of Peloeis, about 43 years old, with a scar on the right shin, that she has received from him in cash from hand to hand out of the house 540 drachmai in silver and the dowry which he owed her and the parapherna, and that she wiB7ll bring no charge against him. The rest in conformity.%j>622r_2.bmp<_600DPIFront_R1>622r_o.bmp<_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600D.@.[ŒjC1982 = Atti CERDAC. 12 = N.S., 2 (1982-1983 [1987])pp. 139-148; - JENKINS Fred W., New Texts from the Tebtunis Grapheion Archive, BASP 29 (1992) pp. 31-40; - E. Husselman, Procedures of the Record Office of Tebtunis in the First Century A.D., Proceedings of the Twelfth International Congress of Papyrology (Toronto, 1970) pp. 223-238; - Kovel'man A.B., Arenda v Juznom Fajume v seredine i v. n. e. (Po Miciganskim registram.) Avec un rsum en anglais: Land Leases in Southern Fayum in the MidDdle of the 1 Century A.D. (based on the Michigan records.), VDI 128 (1974, fasc. 2) pp. 69-85; - Cockle Walter E.H., State Archives in Graeco-Roman Egypt from 30 B.C. to the Reign of Septimius Severus, JEA 70 (1984) pp. 106-122 - PESTMAN P.W., 'Oud papier' uit een notariskantoor in het oude Egypte ofwel Kronion, een notaris uit het begin van onze jaartelling. [Du 'vieux papier' provenant d'un bureau de notaire de l'gypte ancienne ou Kronion, un notaire du dbut de notre re.], P.H.M. GERV.>.?ŒjAdone on the orig. check height, conserv status, notes preserv Check: Nigel: possibility of adding to the note a link to the next and preceding columns or to all the records of this inv. nr. (through an automated search?). We could also make 1 general card (with general bibliography?) with links to all the others? Traianos: when these cards will be on the web, displayed as a search result, no difference will appear between them, which is a problem. Ask Nigel? Traianos: should I add the biblBiography concerning the grapheion, as: - R.H. Pierce, Grapheion, Catalogue, and Library in Roman Egypt, SymbOslo 43 (1968) pp. 68-83; - Hobson Deborah W., The Role of Women in the Economic Life of Roman Egypt: A Case Study from First Century Tebtunis, EchCl 28 = N.S., 3 (1984) pp. 373-390; - Montevecchi Orsolina, La crisi economica sotto Claudio e Nerone: Nuove testimonianze, Neronia III. Actes du IIIe Colloque International de la Socit Internationale d'tudes Nroniennes. 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(Boak)121, col. II, iiiPl. IITebtynis, Polemonos meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptBoak AERRecto, col. II, abstract 4PMich IICollection of Abstracts of Contracts (Eiromenon)1933Large roll containing writing on both sides; broken off at the left of the Recto1Recto; Verso: list of contracts (index of the Recto)Docum.^.WŒjAdone on the orig. check height, conserv status, notes preserv Check: Nigel: possibility of adding to the note a link to the next and preceding columns or to all the records of this inv. nr. (through an automated search?). We could also make 1 general card (with general bibliography?) with links to all the others? Traianos: when these cards will be on the web, displayed as a search result, no difference will appear between them, which is a problem. Ask Nigel? Traianos: should I add the biblBiography concerning the grapheion, as: - R.H. Pierce, Grapheion, Catalogue, and Library in Roman Egypt, SymbOslo 43 (1968) pp. 68-83; - Hobson Deborah W., The Role of Women in the Economic Life of Roman Egypt: A Case Study from First Century Tebtunis, EchCl 28 = N.S., 3 (1984) pp. 373-390; - Montevecchi Orsolina, La crisi economica sotto Claudio e Nerone: Nuove testimonianze, Neronia III. Actes du IIIe Colloque International de la Socit Internationale d'tudes Nroniennes. Varenna, juin "6?(ithaisYWWWthaisarionWWHWIWRW Wthaisariondaughterofstrouthos2500drachmai VthaisariontoserenusandherbrothersverymanygreetingsbHVIVthaisas_WWWYWWW0Wthaisas3500talVthaisouslWthakorisjWthakoulWthaktesxWthalaseiosWthalaseiosdrachmaiVthaleis:thallosWcWthallousWthangWWyW{WWWWWW&W-W:W=WBWW8WvWthankuW6W:W@WRWIWthankfulWthanking'W(WthankspWW"W#W-W1W3W7WQWtharapeiaWtharsylos%WthasWeWthassonofharmiysisandtaesisyearsoldinyear6eVthasionWthasisWvWWthasos=WXWiWjWvW.W:WnWoWpWqWsWuWyWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWW.z.ŒADue to the size of this papyrus roll, its content has been divided in the present database into several cards: one for each column of the Verso (register of contracts), one for each abstract on the Recto (collection of abstracts of contracts, or eiromenon).nwell... you know...Tebtynis, Polemonos meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptThe four columns of the Recto have an unusual widh of about 70 cm. - The writing is a small upright cursive, different from the Verso. (Boak)Pakebkis, son of Orseus, Perses tes epigones; Orseus sonD of Orseus; Psechomesis (see Geographica); Harmeysios (Harmiysis) son of Orseus121, Recto, col. II, vPl. IITebtynis, Polemonos meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptRecto, col. II, abstract 5PMich IIAdministration; Agriculture; Ethnicity; Lease; Notary; Personal status: Perses tes epigonesCollection of Abstracts of Contracts (Eiromenon)1933Large roll con.[0!{ŒADue to the size of this papyrus roll, its content has been divided in the present database into several cards: one for each column of the Verso (register of contracts), one for each abstract on the Recto (collection of abstracts of contracts, or eiromenon).n1Recto; Verso: list of contracts (index of the Recto)Documentary622r_2.bmp<_600DPIFront_R1>622r_o.bmp<_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIFWBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8> io, col. II, vPl. IITebtynis, Polemonos meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptRecto, col. 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XII, p. 23); Aphrodisios son of Herodes; Horos son of Horos, Perses tes epigones; Hermas son of Horos grandson of Horos, Perses tes epigones; Horos son of Horos grandson of Horos, Perses tes epigones5-9Tebtynis, Polemonos meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptBrowne GM633 (first copy)PMich XII1975SB X 10535BASDP 6Agriculture; Ethnicity; Illiteracy; Irrigation; Land Ownership; Lease; Personal status: Perses tes epigonesLease of Land1969broken off at the top; badly frayed at the top and bottom; damaged along a fold; ink rubbed off at places1Recto; Verso is blankDocumentary724r.bmp<_600DPIFront_R1>724r_a.bmp<_6/,3dikolaWdillerycWdipWdiplePWdirection|WdisciplinedoWdispositionWdistinct|WWWWdistinguishWdistinguished=WdividingWdivisionsWdocketWdocumentWWWrWdocumentaryTWnWdocuments=W_WWdoesWdoneWdorandiWdottWdots7WWWdoubleWPWdouble-angledWdownWdown-strokeWdraftedWdrawnWductusWWdunlapW WduringWWFWeMWWeachRWWearlierW0.Eejneronia WWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWW W W W W W02.ŒjEvER, J.G. KUIJL, A.J.H. PLEYSIER, R.T.G. VERSTRAATEN (Edd.), Heden verschenen voor mij ... Liber Amicorum aangeboden aan prof. mr. A.L.M. Soons, gewoon hoogleraar in het Notarile Recht aan de Faculteit der Rechtsgeleerdheid van de Rijksuniversiteit Leiden ter gelegenheid van zijn emeritaat (Arnhem, 1995) pp. 119-126, 1 tabl., 1 fac-sim., 1 arbre gnal. CHECKED Scanned.  .@A    }      k publishedp1/28/98s2727lŒAP.Mich.inv. 622BRecto, col. II, abstract 10CPapDXArchive of Kronion son of Apion, nomographos of the grapheion of Tebtynis; see also noteEBoak AERFPMich IIG121, Recto, col. II, xH1933IPl. IIK"BL V, 68 (l. 1); BL IX, 158 (l. 1)UNoVtop of lockers 2-4WYesX-1921, Acquired by Kelsey from Nahman in Cairo[0Collection of Abstracts of Contracts (Eiromenon)\&Total size of the roll: 2.39 m x 29 cmknow...{"`9psechomesisseegeographicaVpsekipsekespselWpselposrWpsemWpsemnWpsenWpsenamounisuWWWWWtWW_Wpsenamounissonofamphionltoramphiomis>VpsenarpsenesisWpsenaspsenatymisWWW WpsenatymishisbrotherVpsenatymiskerdosgerdiosVe of this papyrus roll, its content has been divided in the present database into several cards: one for each column of the Verso (register of contracts), Cone for each abstract on the Recto (collection of abstracts of contracts, or eiromenon).well... you know...Tebtynis, Polemonos meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptThe four columns of the Recto have an unusual widh of about 70 cm. - The writing is a small upright cursive, different from the Verso. (Boak)121, col. II, ivPl. IITebtynis, Polemonos meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptBoak A.I-ŒjC1982 = Atti CERDAC. 12 = N.S., 2 (1982-1983 [1987])pp. 139-148; - JENKINS Fred W., New Texts from the Tebtunis Grapheion Archive, BASP 29 (1992) pp. 31-40; - E. Husselman, Procedures of the Record Office of Tebtunis in the First Century A.D., Proceedings of the Twelfth International Congress of Papyrology (Toronto, 1970) pp. 223-238; - Kovel'man A.B., Arenda v Juznom Fajume v seredine i v. n. e. (Po Miciganskim registram.) Avec un rsum en anglais: Land Leases in Southern Fayum in the MidDdle of the 1 Century A.D. (based on the Michigan records.), VDI 128 (1974, fasc. 2) pp. 69-85; - Cockle Walter E.H., State Archives in Graeco-Roman Egypt from 30 B.C. to the Reign of Septimius Severus, JEA 70 (1984) pp. 106-122 - PESTMAN P.W., 'Oud papier' uit een notariskantoor in het oude Egypte ofwel Kronion, een notaris uit het begin van onze jaartelling. 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GERV=V MjscannedWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWW W!W"W#W$W%W&W'W(W)W*W+W,W-W.W/W0W1W2W3W4W6W8W:W;W<W=W>WLOWPWTWUWXWZW[W_W`WtWxy{scannedasknigeltoomanyimagesf2notscanned`VscannedcheckifitistherightpieceSVscannedcheckthisQVscannedcheckwhichimagestokeepVscannedcheckedqVRV`VaVgVVVVV3V4V6VWVXVYVZVsVvV|VVVVVVVVVV~VVVVVVVVVVVV V#V$V%V&V'V(V)V*V,V-V.V0V1V3V6V8V:V;V=V?VAVCVDVFVJVLVMVNVOVTVVVXVYVVYVYVVYVVVXVYVYVYVYVYVVCVDVFVJVLVMVNVOVTVVVXVYVYVYVYVYVx 29 cm]well... you know...1W4k 9harmeysiosWharmeysiosharmiysissonoforseusVharmeysis3Wharmeysisharmiysisunnamedwifeseealsopmichv240l183Vharmioisis?WWW]WdWharmiousis WharmiysWharmiysiosWWWharmiysisWWW:WW<W=W?WCWDWGWLWRWWWYW]WdWiWjWkWnWoWqWtWuWyW{WWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWW W W WWWWW3W6W:W;<W=WharmiysisgnapheusyVharmiysishusbandofthaesis VharmiysissonofalimesiVharmiysissonofmieusandthasoshusbandofsthoutouetisjVharmiysissonofonnophrisVharmiysissonoforsenouphisnVharmiysissonofpetesouchospersestesepigonesGVharmiysissonofsokoneussokeusVharmiysisunnamedsons=Vharmiysisunnamedwife3V;Vharmiysisunnamedwifeseealsopmichii128coliil24kVharmodios0W.l.hŒhATotal size of the roll: 2.39 m x 29 cm1921, Acquired by Kelsey from Nahman in CairoUnknown scribePHArchive of Kronion son of Apion, nomographos of the grapheion of Tebtynis; see also noteDay by day register of abstracts of the contracts recorded at the record-office (grapheion) of Tebtynis during the four last months of the 2nd year of the Emperor Claudius. - Col. 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Actes du IIIe Colloque International de la Socit Internationale d'tudes Nroniennes. 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(Boak)Apollonios son of Herakles (see also P.Mich. II, 123 Recto XIX, 21?); Orsenouphis presbyteros son of OrseDnouphis grandson of Horouanchis, Perses tes epigones; Orsenouphis son of Horouanchis, father of Orsenouphis presbyteros; Eutychos son of Eutychos (see H.C. Youtie, ZPE 21 [1976] p. 207-208)121, Recto, col. II, viiPl. IITebtynis, Polemonos meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptRecto, col. II, abstract 7PMich IIAdministration; Agriculture; Ethnicity; Lease; Notary; Personal status: Perses tes epigonesCollection of Abstracts of Contracts (Eiromenon)1933Large roll containing writing on both sides; broken off at the left of the Recto1Recto; Verso: list of contracts (index of the Recto)Documentary622r_2.bmp<_600DPIFront_R1>622r_o.bmp<_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFrontF_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8> mi>Ann ArborRecto, col. II, abstract 7: 2top of lockers 2-4PapNoYesDue to the size of this papyrus roll, its content has been divided in the present database into several cards: one for each column of the Verso (reg.i.`ŒiAApollonios, son of Herakles, about 33 years old, with a scar above his right eyebrow, has leased to Orsenouphis the elder, son of Orsenouphis, the son of (Horou)anchis, a Persian of the epigone, about 42 years old, with a scar on the middle of his nose, 3 arourai of land near Tebtynis, which Apollonios himself happens to hold from the aforesaid father of the lessee, Orsenouphis, son of Horouanchis, under a lease with prepayment for the coming 3rd year, and has received the rental and givesB guarantee. Signatory: Eutychos, son of Eutychos, about 30 years old, with a scar on the middle of his nose. The rest in conformity.sjs (see H.C. Youtie, ZPE 21 [1976] p. 207-208)121, Recto, col. II, viiPl. IITebtynis, Polemonos meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptRecto, col. II, abstract 7PMich IIAdministration; Agriculture; Ethnicity; Lease; Notary; Personal status: Perses tes epigonesWOWWWW/.ZŒ9A&Apollonios son of Herakles (see also P.Mich. II, 123 Recto XIX, 21?); Orsenouphis presbyteros son of Orsenouphis grandson of Horouanchis, Perses tes epigones; Orsenouphis son of Horouanchis, father of Orsenouphis presbyteros; Eutychos son of Eutychos (see H.C. 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Husselman, Procedures of the Record Office of Tebtunis in the First Century A.D., Proceedings of the Twelfth International Congress of Papyrology (Toronto, 1970) pp. 223-238; - Kovel'man A.B., Arenda v Juznom Fajume v seredine i v. n. e. (Po Miciganskim registram.) Avec un rsum en anglais: Land Leases in Southern Fayum in the MidDdle of the 1 Century A.D. (based on the Michigan records.), VDI 128 (1974, fasc. 2) pp. 69-85; - Cockle Walter E.H., State Archives in Graeco-Roman Egypt from 30 B.C. to the Reign of Septimius Severus, JEA 70 (1984) pp. 106-122 - PESTMAN P.W., 'Oud papier' uit een notariskantoor in het oude Egypte ofwel Kronion, een notaris uit het begin van onze jaartelling. [Du 'vieux papier' provenant d'un bureau de notaire de l'gypte ancienne ou Kronion, un notaire du dbut de notre re.], P.H.M. GERV-|-y ŒjA    }      four last months of the 2nd year of the Emperor Claudius. - Col. I, abstract 5 records a sub-lease of a public estate of four arourai, registered on April 30, 42 A.D. (see also Verso, col. I, l. 15)9yIPsenkebkis [son of - - -]; [Marsisouchos son of - - -]; Claudius, EmperorzRAdministration; Land Status; Lease; Notary; Taxation (land); Topography (Tebtynis)|PHOwell... you know...Tebtynis, Polemonos meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptThe four columns of the Recto have an unusual widh of about 70 cm. - The writing is a small upright cursive, different from the Verso. (Boak)Hatres son of Phanes, Perses tes epigones; Marsisouchos son of Marepsemis (see alDso P.Mich. V, 256); Claudius, Emperor; Onnophris son of Psosneus(?)121, Recto, col. II, viPl. IITebtynis, Polemonos meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptRecto, col. II, abstract 6PMich IIAdministration; Agriculture; Ethnicity; Lease; Notary; Personal status: Perses tes epigones; Topography (Tebtynis)Collection of Abstracts of Contracts (Eiromenon)1933LaE919779WWW1978W_WW1979WOWWWWZW[W]W`WW5WUWWWW198WUWjWWWWWWW WDWEWFWIWJWKWLWMWNWOWaWlWW199WWWWW1991IWJWWWnWoWWW@W WWW6W7W8WGWIWMWQWTWUWXWYW_WcWfWWWWWWWWBWDWHWMWSW1992W1993W1994W:WWWKWMWNWYW1997OWWWW8W1998W19aW19thW1stMW2WOWWLWMWkWoWWWWWWWWWWWWWW3W6W;W20WWWkWWmWnWW WW1W3W6W:W<W20-21FWTW~WWW20-22%W200aWW201WW'WWW202W^WWWW2026BW203pWW204WW205WW206WW,WW207W0 'jcheckedchecked-outWIWchi-xi-deltaxWchildWWWWWWWchlaWhWiWlWmWchoiceWchose]WchretaWchristelijkeWchristenverfolgungaWchristianWchronologicalWclWWIWclackson'sWWWclaireWclarkWclarysseWWclarysse'sWWWWWWclassWWclassicaWWclassicalWclaudWclaudiWclaudio WWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWW W W W W W W W Wn, een notaris uit het begin van onze jaartelling. [Du 'vieux papier' provenant d'un bureau de notaire de l'gypte ancienne ou Kronion, un notaire du dbut de notre re.], P.H.M. GERV..KŒjEvER, J.G. KUIJL, A.J.H. PLEYSIER, R.T.G. VERSTRAATEN (Edd.), Heden verschenen voor mij ... Liber Amicorum aangeboden aan prof. mr. A.L.M. Soons, gewoon hoogleraar in het Notarile Recht aan de Faculteit der Rechtsgeleerdheid van de Rijksuniversiteit Leiden ter gelegenheid van zijn emeritaat (Arnhem, 1995) pp. 119-126, 1 tabl., 1 fac-sim., 1 arbre gnal. CHECKED Scanned.  .@A    }      k publishedp1/28/98s2726gŒAP.Mich.inv. 622BRecto, col. II, abstract 9CPapDXArchive of Kronion son of Apion, nomographos of the grapheion of Tebtynis; see also noteEBoak AERFPMich IIG121, Recto, col. II, ixH1933IPl. IIUNoVtop of lockers 2-4WYesX-1921, Acquired by Kelsey from Nahman in Cairo[0Collection of Abstracts of Contracts (Eiromenon)\&Total size of the roll: 2.39 m x 29 cm]well... you know...e re.], P.H.M. GERV?# iswearWWWrWWWswearingWWWWOWsweepMWsweepsMWsweet4WWWsweet-appleWsweetestW-WsweetmeatsW"WswiftlyyWswipesWsword?Wsword-sheath:WswordsWWswordsmanWW W"W#W%W'W(W-W4WswordsmenW"W#W&WswornWWWOWWWWWWW-Wsycamore-fig`WsycophanticWsyene}WWsyerionWsykaminos`WsyliasWsyllableWsymbolWWWW.W/WWsymbolsWWWsympatheticyWsyndicateWsynesiosWsynoditaiWsyntaximonuWWWsyntaxisWbWWW W&WTW`WaWgWsyntelestaiWsyntelestesOWWWWsynterichosWsynthous*WsyracusanWWsyria2W,W1W?WsyriakeWWsyrianyWWWsyrionWWWFWqWWW6WWWW.P.ŒjC1982 = Atti CERDAC. 12 = N.S., 2 (1982-1983 [1987])pp. 139-148; - JENKINS Fred W., New Texts from the Tebtunis Grapheion Archive, BASP 29 (1992) pp. 31-40; - E. Husselman, Procedures of the Record Office of Tebtunis in the First Century A.D., Proceedings of the Twelfth International Congress of Papyrology (Toronto, 1970) pp. 223-238; - Kovel'man A.B., Arenda v Juznom Fajume v seredine i v. n. e. (Po Miciganskim registram.) Avec un rsum en anglais: Land Leases in Southern Fayum in the MidDdle of the 1 Century A.D. (based on the Michigan records.), VDI 128 (1974, fasc. 2) pp. 69-85; - Cockle Walter E.H., State Archives in Graeco-Roman Egypt from 30 B.C. to the Reign of Septimius Severus, JEA 70 (1984) pp. 106-122 - PESTMAN P.W., 'Oud papier' uit een notariskantoor in het oude Egypte ofwel Kronion, een notaris uit het begin van onze jaartelling. [Du 'vieux papier' provenant d'un bureau de notaire de l'gypte ancienne ou Kronion, un notaire du dbut de notre re.], P.H.M. GERV.-qŒjC1982 = Atti CERDAC. 12 = N.S., 2 (1982-1983 [1987])pp. 139-148; - JENKINS Fred W., New Texts from the Tebtunis Grapheion Archive, BASP 29 (1992) pp. 31-40; - E. Husselman, Procedures of the Record Office of Tebtunis in the First Century A.D., Proceedings of the Twelfth International Congress of Papyrology (Toronto, 1970) pp. 223-238; - Kovel'man A.B., Arenda v Juznom Fajume v seredine i v. n. e. (Po Miciganskim registram.) Avec un rsum en anglais: Land Leases in Southern Fayum in the MidDdle of the 1 Century A.D. (based on the Michigan records.), VDI 128 (1974, fasc. 2) pp. 69-85; - Cockle Walter E.H., State Archives in Graeco-Roman Egypt from 30 B.C. to the Reign of Septimius Severus, JEA 70 (1984) pp. 106-122 - PESTMAN P.W., 'Oud papier' uit een notariskantoor in het oude Egypte ofwel Kronion, een notaris uit het begin van onze jaartelling. [Du 'vieux papier' provenant d'un bureau de notaire de l'gypte ancienne ou Kronion, un notaire du dbut de notre re.], P.H.M. GERV)7I7W9tasooukisLW{WWWWtasos WtasouWtasoucharion}WUWYWWW #W2WJWMWWtasouchasfWhWWWWtasoucheion=Wtasouchion=WtasouchosWtasouchosdaughterofsekonopisandsouerisVtasoukisWtasoykiskW W6Wtasoykiswifeofharmaeis VtastoousWtateeusWtatepheros΂ tatephersosW W WtathautisuWtatieisWtatieistatisisdaughterofpriscusseealsoomichi517VtatisisWWtatisisdaughterofpriscusseealsoomichi268VtatithinxisRWtatithinxisdaughterofkronidesunnamedsonRVtatoWtatosonofepimakhosVtatomisteebWtekWtektonWEWWW WtektonorarchitektonVtekton>WteleisWtelemasisWtelephostelesiskWWWW6WtelousWtemasten5W$WWWWtenausWtenesroisWtenouphis W WteonWW8Z.ŒhATotal size of the roll: 2.39 m x 29 cm1921, Acquired by Kelsey from Nahman in CairoUnknown scribePHArchive of Kronion son of Apion, nomographos of the grapheion of Tebtynis; see also noteDay by day register of abstracts of the contracts recorded at the record-office (grapheion) of Tebtynis during the four last months of the 2nd year of the Emperor Claudius. - Col. II, abstract 8 records a contract of apprenBticeship for the weaver's trade, registered on May 13, 42 A.D. (see also Verso, col. II, 12)After August 28, 42 A.D.Boak AERPersineP.Mich.inv. 622GreekAnn ArborRecto, col. II, abstract 8: 2top of lockers 2-4PapNoYesDue to the size of this papyrus roll, its content has been divided in the present database into several cards: one for each column.,<ŒiCe catoecic bureau for transfer of title and cession of control, as is proper, and Charonion himself and his heirs shall guarantee the cession to Patron and whomever he may choose and his heirs with every guarantee from all public taxes, the artabia and naubion and arithmetikon and every public tax, of former times up to the present 2nd year of Tiberius Caesar Augustus Germanicus Imperator and of the 2nd year itself, and from private dues and all claims and other sorts of obligations for alD6l time, and shall give surety. The rest in conformity.j121, Recto, col. II, ixPl. IITebtynis, Polemonos meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptRecto, col. II, abstract 9PMich IIAdministration; Land Ownership; Land status; Notary; Sale; Taxation (Land)Collection of Abstracts of Contracts (Eiromenon)1933Large roll containing writing on both sides;..ŒhC of the Verso (register of contracts), one for each abstract on the Recto (collection of abstracts of contracts, or eiromenon).well... you know...Tebtynis, Polemonos meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptThe four columns of the Recto have an unusual widh of about 70 cm. - The writing is a small upright cursive, different from the Verso. (Boak)Tasooukios (Tasooukis) daughter of Theos, Persine; Orseus son of Onnophris and TasooukiDs, guardian of Tasooukis; Papontos son (of Onnophris? and) of Tasooukis; Horos son of Papontos, gerdios; Ptolemaios son of Chairemon (see P.Mich. II, p. 229)121, Recto, col. II, viiiPl. IITebtynis, Polemonos meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptRecto, col. II, abstract 8PMich IIAdministration; Apprenticeship; Ethnicity; Industry; Notary; Personal status: Perses tes epigones; Profession; Taxation (on pro..ŒhEfession, on persons); Woman (& guardian)Collection of Abstracts of Contracts (Eiromenon)1933Large roll containing writing on both sides; broken off at the left of the Recto1Recto; Verso: list of contracts (index of the Recto)Documentary622r_2.bmp<_600DPIFront_R1>622r_o.bmp<_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8> ioite nome, province of EgyptRecto, col. II, abstract 8PMich IIAdministration; Apprenticeship; Ethnicity; Industry; Notary; Personal status: Perses tes epigones; Profession; Taxation (on pro..ŒiAOn the 18th. Tasooukis, daughter of Theos, a Persian woman, about 49 years old, with a scar on the left hand, acting with her guardian, her son Orseus, son of Onnophris, about 27 years old, with a scar on the left arm, has apprenticed to Horos, son of Papontos, about 40 years old, with a scar on the left eyebrow, her son Papontos for the weaver's trade for five years from the month Neos Sebastos of the present year; to be fed and clothed by Horos, who also is to pay the dues of the weaver'Bs tax on his behalf, while the poll-tax is a charge upon Tasooukis. (Tasooukis) has received the aforesaid 40 drachmai. Signatory: Ptolemaios, son of Chairemon, about 75 years old, with a scar above the left elbow. The rest in conformity.jime, province of EgyptRecto, col. II, abstract 8PMich IIApprenticeship; Ethnicity; Industry; Personal status: Perses tes epigones; Profession; Taxation (on profession, on persons); Woman (& ..ŒjAdone on the orig. check height, conserv status, notes preserv Check: Nigel: possibility of adding to the note a link to the next and preceding columns or to all the records of this inv. nr. (through an automated search?). We could also make 1 general card (with general bibliography?) with links to all the others? Traianos: when these cards will be on the web, displayed as a search result, no difference will appear between them, which is a problem. Ask Nigel? Traianos: should I add the biblBiography concerning the grapheion, as: - R.H. Pierce, Grapheion, Catalogue, and Library in Roman Egypt, SymbOslo 43 (1968) pp. 68-83; - Hobson Deborah W., The Role of Women in the Economic Life of Roman Egypt: A Case Study from First Century Tebtunis, EchCl 28 = N.S., 3 (1984) pp. 373-390; - Montevecchi Orsolina, La crisi economica sotto Claudio e Nerone: Nuove testimonianze, Neronia III. Actes du IIIe Colloque International de la Socit Internationale d'tudes Nroniennes. Varenna, juin ..zŒjC1982 = Atti CERDAC. 12 = N.S., 2 (1982-1983 [1987])pp. 139-148; - JENKINS Fred W., New Texts from the Tebtunis Grapheion Archive, BASP 29 (1992) pp. 31-40; - E. Husselman, Procedures of the Record Office of Tebtunis in the First Century A.D., Proceedings of the Twelfth International Congress of Papyrology (Toronto, 1970) pp. 223-238; - Kovel'man A.B., Arenda v Juznom Fajume v seredine i v. n. e. (Po Miciganskim registram.) Avec un rsum en anglais: Land Leases in Southern Fayum in the MidDdle of the 1 Century A.D. (based on the Michigan records.), VDI 128 (1974, fasc. 2) pp. 69-85; - Cockle Walter E.H., State Archives in Graeco-Roman Egypt from 30 B.C. to the Reign of Septimius Severus, JEA 70 (1984) pp. 106-122 - PESTMAN P.W., 'Oud papier' uit een notariskantoor in het oude Egypte ofwel Kronion, een notaris uit het begin van onze jaartelling. [Du 'vieux papier' provenant d'un bureau de notaire de l'gypte ancienne ou Kronion, un notaire du dbut de notre re.], P.H.M. GERV..ŒjAdone on the orig. check height, conserv status, notes preserv Check: Nigel: possibility of adding to the note a link to the next and preceding columns or to all the records of this inv. nr. (through an automated search?). We could also make 1 general card (with general bibliography?) with links to all the others? Traianos: when these cards will be on the web, displayed as a search result, no difference will appear between them, which is a problem. Ask Nigel? Traianos: should I add the biblBiography concerning the grapheion, as: - R.H. Pierce, Grapheion, Catalogue, and Library in Roman Egypt, SymbOslo 43 (1968) pp. 68-83; - Hobson Deborah W., The Role of Women in the Economic Life of Roman Egypt: A Case Study from First Century Tebtunis, EchCl 28 = N.S., 3 (1984) pp. 373-390; - Montevecchi Orsolina, La crisi economica sotto Claudio e Nerone: Nuove testimonianze, Neronia III. Actes du IIIe Colloque International de la Socit Internationale d'tudes Nroniennes. Varenna, juin 'E pimutualwWWWWWWmutuallyWmyDWEWqW_WgWWWWWWWWRecto - 39; Verso - 2CPapYesYesblack glassTebtynis, Polemonos meris, Arsinoite nome, province of Egypt1st hand: a small angular cursive, neat in superficial appearance, but crabbed and difficult to read (Husselman)73-7Tebtynis, Polemonos meris, Arsinoite nome, province oCf EgyptSB VI 9110TAPA 81Ethnicity; Illiteracy; Land Ownership; Lease; Personal status: Perses tes epigonesLease of Grain Land1950broken (cut?) off on the right side1Recto and VersoDocumentary<_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R54Q19221923@2o19241925@"/C&<1927@!19311982U"(2x24!19311982U"(2w241927@!19311982U"(2w248 R%9tesenouphisWWWWW=WLWfWhWkWWWWWW͂6WyWtesenouphisampelourgosyVtesenouphissonofpetousarsinoitesseealsopmichiii182VisWtetastetekastetenouphisWteteontetoramousVWtetoseirisWtetosirisW6WMWWtetosirisseealsopmichv238l164Vteues:Wth@WjWthamWWthathaddiosthaddaeusson/daughterofsisoismVthaddaeusmWthaddiosmWthaeisarionWW Wthaeisarionthaisarionaliasthaesissisterofmaron VthaeisarionthaisarionslavegirloftesenouphisVthaeisasW<WthaesasWthaesisWWWWWWW:WCWDWMWcWiWrWsWWWWuWhWiWjWWWWW WW<WthaesisdaughterofpatynisVthaesisdaughterofthaesismotherofammonisandapolljVthaesisseealsopmichv238l167-168V38l167-168VVV8ihorpameshorportounisWhorseW,W}WWhorse-breakerWhorsemanWhorsesYWWhWWhorsisouchos;WhosioslWhosisWhosissonofharsutmisdrachmaiobolsVhostileyWhosueWhot#WhouryWWWW%WHWIWRWWWW[WhoursyWhousegWWWW6W?WFWVWXWYWWWWW+W/W[WkWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWW1W3W5W6W7W8W;W<W=W>W?WAWBWCWEWFWKWLWWhouse-rentWhouseholdWjWWW"W$W&W+W-W/W5W:WLWWWWWWhouselholdWhousesYWWWWWWhow|WfWAWQWSWhW"W$W*W0W6W?WWhowevereW"WWW'W(WW*WWW+W.WhWWWWWWWAiyear1haspaidmenesfortheone-twentiethandotherduechWVyear1mecheirforthearithmesisoftybigermanussonofge9Vyear1ofourlordsprobusaugustusaureliuseudaimonhasdeBVyear1paidtothecomarchsofthevillageofphiladelphiaiVyear1phamenothneilossonofptollasandhissonsatabousfVyear1sonofsambashaspaidtohermessonofaphrodisiosw*Vyear10ofaureliusantoninuscaesarthelordarmeniacusmed&Vyear10pharmouthiforthearithmesisofphamenothharpalosuVyear10thninthand2ndkapeeispeesisandammonioshavepaisVyear10thninthand2ndmonthofmesore22forepeiphandme^Vyear11ofluciusseptimiusseveruspiuspertinaxandmarcus Vyear11oftiberiusclaudiuscaesaraugustusgermanicusimpeXVyear12oftheemperorcaesartitusaeliushadrianantoninusVyear12pauni29isionsonofptolemaioshasgivenforthedVyear12phaophi11asklaponsonofdionysioshaspaid1ltoV/N"RjfittingWflWfloor`WVWflorW'WfoldedWWfolderW3WWWWfollowedWfollowsWWWdWfonctionnerWfonctionsWfor`WEWWWWWWWWWWWWWW"W#W$W&W<WpWqWrWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWW*2jinternationale WWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWW W W W W WWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWW W!W"W#W$W%W&W'W(W)W*W+W,WoneIWinv5WWWWWWWWWWWWWWW WWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWW W W W W WWWWW.m.Œ8ADay by day register of abstracts of the contracts recorded at the record-office (grapheion) of Tebtynis during the four last months of the 2nd year of the Emperor Claudius. - Col. III, abstract 1 records a (demotic) alimentary contract, registered on May 13, 42 A.D. (see also Verso, col. II, 15); the so-called alimentary contract is in reality a property settlement entered into by persons already united in marriage, fixing the sum which the husband was obliged to pay to his wife in case ofBm his divorcing her and describing the real properties which would become sureties for the payment of this sum[yPatynis son of Kronion and Soueris, husband of Thatres daughter of Nikomedes(?); Thatres daughter of Nikomedes(?) and of Thomsais, and wife of Patynis son of Kronion; Ptolemaios son of Chairemon (see P.Mich. II, p. 229); Heraklides son of HorionzQAdministration; Dowry; House Ownership; Jewels; Marriage; Notary; Utensils; Woman{Talei, Polemonos meris|PHknown scribeRecto,>(&'9horossonofphsisphanesisVy 13, 42 A.D. (see also Verso, col. II, 12)After August 28, 42 A.D.Boak AERP.Mich.inv. 622GreekAnn ArborRecto, col. II, abstract 8: 2top of lockers 2-4PapNoYesDue to the size of this papyrus roll, its content has been divided in the present database into several cards: one for each column of the Verso (register of contracts), one forC each abstract on the Recto (collection of abstracts of contracts, or eiromenon).well... you know...Tebtynis, Polemonos meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptThe four columns of the Recto have an unusual widh of about 70 cm. - The writing is a small upright cursive, different from the Verso. (Boak)121, col. II, viiiPl. IITebtynis, Polemonos meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptRecto,O9 iwithWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWW W WWWWWW"W$W%W0W1W2W3W4W5W6W7W8W9W:W;W<W=W>W?W@WAWBWCWEWFWGWHWIWJWKWLWMWNWOWPWRWSWTWUWVWWWXWYW\W]W_W`WaWbW&W'W(W+W,W.W0W1W2W3W4W6W8W:W=W>W?W@WBWGWHWIWKWLWPWQWTWWWWWWIWWWWWWWWW*WAWtW~WWWWWWWW'W-W.W7W8WhWiWyW}WWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWW.LŒjC1982 = Atti CERDAC. 12 = N.S., 2 (1982-1983 [1987])pp. 139-148; - JENKINS Fred W., New Texts from the Tebtunis Grapheion Archive, BASP 29 (1992) pp. 31-40; - E. Husselman, Procedures of the Record Office of Tebtunis in the First Century A.D., Proceedings of the Twelfth International Congress of Papyrology (Toronto, 1970) pp. 223-238; - Kovel'man A.B., Arenda v Juznom Fajume v seredine i v. n. e. (Po Miciganskim registram.) Avec un rsum en anglais: Land Leases in Southern Fayum in the MidDdle of the 1 Century A.D. (based on the Michigan records.), VDI 128 (1974, fasc. 2) pp. 69-85; - Cockle Walter E.H., State Archives in Graeco-Roman Egypt from 30 B.C. to the Reign of Septimius Severus, JEA 70 (1984) pp. 106-122 - PESTMAN P.W., 'Oud papier' uit een notariskantoor in het oude Egypte ofwel Kronion, een notaris uit het begin van onze jaartelling. [Du 'vieux papier' provenant d'un bureau de notaire de l'gypte ancienne ou Kronion, un notaire du dbut de notre re.], P.H.M. GERV.K. Œy[Charonion son of Nilos; Patron son of Tryphon; Hermodoros son of Herodes; Claudius, EmperorzJAdministration; Land Ownership; Land status; Notary; Sale; Taxation (Land){Kerkousiris, Polemonos meris|PHOTotal size of the roll: 2.39 m x 29 cm1921, Acquired by Kelsey from Nahman in CairoUnknown scribePHArchive of Kronion son of Apion, nomographos of the grapheion of Tebtynis; see also noteDay by day register of abstracts of the contracts recorded at the record-office (grapheion) of Tebtynis during the four last months of the 2nd year of the Emperor Claudius. - Col. II, abstract 9 records a contract of sale oBf a catoecic allotment with payment of 400 drachmai as earnest money, as registered on May 13, 42 A.D. (see also Verso, col. II, 13)After August 28, 42 A.D.Boak AERKerkousiris, Polemonos merisP.Mich.inv. 622GreekAnn ArborRecto, col. II, abstract 9: 5top of lockers 2-4PapNoYesDue to the size of this papyrus roll, its content has been divided in..ŒhC the present database into several cards: one for each column of the Verso (register of contracts), one for each abstract on the Recto (collection of abstracts of contracts, or eiromenon).well... you know...Tebtynis, Polemonos meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptThe four columns of the Recto have an unusual widh of about 70 cm. - The writing is a small upright cursive, different from the Verso. (Boak)Charonion son of Nilos; PaDtron son of Tryphon; Hermodoros son of Herodes; Claudius, Emperor121, Recto, col. II, ixPl. IITebtynis, Polemonos meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptRecto, col. II, abstract 9PMich IIAdministration; Land Ownership; Land status; Notary; Sale; Taxation (Land)Collection of Abstracts of Contracts (Eiromenon)1933Large roll containing writing on both sides;..?ŒhE broken off at the left of the Recto1Recto; Verso: list of contracts (index of the Recto)Documentary622r_2.bmp<_600DPIFront_R1>622r_o.bmp<_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5>F9<_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8> idyke, and on the east the allotment of Hermodoros, son of Herodes, upon condition that Charonion, if he receives from Patron the remainder of the price of 1540 silver drachmai by the eighteenth of the month Drousilleios of the present year, shall cede it to Patron or whomever he may choose, through whatever offices they may choose, and shall complete the documents which are due to him and whomever he may choose through th>ZRv[3aclearandsomewhatornatecursiveVaclearcursivehandfairlylargewhichshowsatendencytoVaclearcursivehandwintervVVacrudeschoolhandwithconfusionsbetweensomeletterscbVacrudescriptincliningslightlytothecursivecbonnerVacursiveofgoodsizeandexceptionaleleganceforadocumeVafairlylargeuprightcursivehusselmanVafinecursivehandwinterVafirmbuthurriedptolemaichanddillerycVahighlypracticedsixth-centurycursivesheltonpValargeboldhandwithatendencytowardlinkingoflettersValargecursivehandtypicalofthelateivthandearlyvthValargeentirelylegiblescriptyoutiewrittenacrossthefiValargeirregularbutfreeandflowinghandrobbinsValargepractisedhandwithsweepingstrokesinalphaandkaVtformat7.5x5cm12linesVamediumuprightcursivelikethehandofmanygrapheiondoc_V&W'W(W)W+W/W0W5W:W=W2r$6jthem WWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWW W W W W WWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWW W!W"W#W$W%W&W'W(W)W*W+W,W-W.WthemistouUWthenWWWWW/-jthen$thess@2uthis&2sthoth@.to+together@.tot@4\traianos#_traianoscheckalsoifcardisclearenoughtranslationtext@Itraianoscheckshouldiincludeyoutie'snotes@F.traianoschecktranslation@2traianostranslationofmone@/translation@twelfth@,two@0$um@3Wun38una@-unprocessedR+v-valerien@varenna@4@vdi"verschenen@4WBWEWGWSWZWpWuWWWWW$WWWW WWWWWWW$WIWW..ŒiACharonion, son of Nilos, about 28 years old, with a scar on the right thumb, acknowledges to Patron, son of Tryphon, about 30 years old, with a scar on the left knee, that he has received from him at once 400 silver drachmai as earnest money not subject to recovery of a sum of 1540 silver drachmai, the price fixed for the catoecic allotment belonging to Charonion, near Kerkousiris in the division of Polemon, consisting of 10 arourai, or however many they may be, in one parcel, and all the Bappurtenances, having as boundaries on the south, north, and west a dyke, and on the east the allotment of Hermodoros, son of Herodes, upon condition that Charonion, if he receives from Patron the remainder of the price of 1540 silver drachmai by the eighteenth of the month Drousilleios of the present year, shall cede it to Patron or whomever he may choose, through whatever offices they may choose, and shall complete the documents which are due to him and whomever he may choose through th..ŒyPatynis son of Patynis grandson of Pallouaus, Perses tes epigones; Mallen (Malles, Marres) son of Orseus; Petesouchos (son of Orseus?), prostates of his brother Malles; Kronion son of Haryotes (see also P.Mich. V, 304)zAdministration; Deposit; Ethnicity; Family; Notary; Personal status: Minor child (& guardian); Personal status: Perses tes epigones{Perses|PHOWAWqWtWWWWW+WWWWWWrecentlyW"W.WrecessionWrecessionoftheriverVreciprocally3WreciteWrecklessWreckonWWreckoned?WWreckoninglWWWWWWreckoning>!WrecogniseWrecognizeWWrecognizedWW]WrecoltWrecommendation"W@WrecommendedBWreconciledQWreconstructionWrecordDWEWWWWWWWWW:W>WMWzWWWWWWWW8WmWnW?W@WGWWrecord-officeWWW>WWhW$iŠhA9 x 25.2 cm30-B224B*-M (6)UnknownPH(Draft or copy of a?) Record, covering approximately a month, of the recessing level of the inundation of the Nile, with comparison of the level of the river at the same time a year earlierIInd cent. A.D.Pearl OM-P.Mich.inv. 5795GreekAnn Arbor28Karanis section (now Locker3)PapBNoNoProbably Memphis, province of Egypt-51-59Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptTAPA 87Administration; Inundation (control)Report of the Recession of the Nile1956complete1Recto; Verso is blankDocumentary5795.bmp21.2 X 8.7 cm24-5006E2-APetheus son of DionysiosPHReturn addressed by Petheus son of Dionysios to the keeper of the public library Thrakidas, declaring his properties in and near KaranisBL VII, 112-113 (on lines 4, 7-8, 12, 22 & date)June 23, 53 A.D.Husselman EMArsinoite nome; Karanis; Herakleidou meris; ousia (former estate) of Camelius; PsenarpsenesisP.BMich.inv. 2933GreekAnn Arbor23-PapNoYesunfold?Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptSee electronic version of PMich IX, 539Thrakidas, gymnasiarchos & bibliophylax; Petheus son of Dionysios grandson of Ptolemaios; Thereus(?), doule of Petheus; Claudius, Emperor; Camelius: see Geographica539Pl. VI573Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptRectoPMich IXAdministration (Taxation); Canceled contract; Family; Illiteracy; Loan (wheat; & security); Taxation (land); Tax collection (& arrears; & transportation)Contract for a Loan of Wheat1971(slightly) broken off on thˆ s'See electronic version of PMich IX, 574u.Kyrillos son of [- - -] & Sakaon, apeleutherosvEarly IVth cent. A.D.w Ann ArborxSmall fragment of a contract (mutual agreement) according to which a freedman would apparently work in a factory owned by a certain Kyrillos for the a specified period of time, at a daily wage of 500 drachmai.y8Kyrillos [son of - - -]; Sakaon, apeleutheros [of - - -]z@Industry; Personal status: freedman; Prices (salary); Profession{$amphodon Bithynon (Arsinoiton polis)|PHO;perhaps Arsinoiton polis, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptP.broken off on the right side and at the bottomQ1RRecto; Verso is blankS DocumentaryT 5006r.bmpX 5006r_b.bmpY 5006r_d.bmph_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>i'(Text too fragmentary to be translated)jdone, on the orig.; SCANNEDk publishedl@P.J. Parsons, CR 24 (1974) p. 148; P.Heid. 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(2nd hand) We, Aurelius Apphys and his surety . . . and Aurelius Heron and his surety Isidoros and Aurelius DAmmonas and his surety Palemon, acknowledge that we have received, together with our aforesaid associate, Pannous, the four hundred and seventeen artabai of wheat and we shall repay them on mutual security at the appointed time as aforesaid. I, Apphys, son of Pannes, wrote for the rest also, since they are illiterate. 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A.D.Michael EM-P.Mich.inv. 4696GreekAnn Arbor22Karanis section (now research box, Locker 3, 1/2)Pap22Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptSB XII 11124RectoPMich MichaelTaxation (land)PI#DZMVbmpDWEW}WEWHW_WgWtW|W}WWWWWW&W5W>WFWVWWWYWZWsWtWuWvWyW{W|WWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWW3W7WWW"W(W,W-W.W4W5W6W8W9W:W<W=W@WAWRWYWZW[W\W]WcWfWgWhWiWjWoWpWsWtWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWW3W5W<WCWHWKWLWOWRWTWUWcWoWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWW[WlWmWnWpWvWwWyWzW{W}WWWWWWWWWWWWW W!W"W#W$W%W&W'W(W)W*W,W.W8W[WpiiWpmi4721vWpmi4721vbmpV8`D`c5W{WW7WW6WjWWWWRWnWpW}WWWWQWaWcWwW}WWWWWyWd}WWWWOWwWWWWeW}WWWWOWcWWWWyWf}WWWWWWgW}WWWWh}WWWWiWWjWWkWWWlWWWmWWnWi0WWW02248°1ltread12948°gtV02956°020V05952°040V0°W1`WVWtWuWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWJWKWYW{W~WWWWWWWWWWTWUWZWcWeWfWhWWW(W0W5W9W<W>W?W@WCWUWVWaWbWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWW!W+W.W6W<WTW`WpWWWWWWWWWWWWM2\`292vW292vabmpV2930vW2930vabmpV2930vbbmpV2958vW2958vabmpV2964vW2964vabmpV2985vW2985vabmpV2a*W2b*W3036vOW3036vbbmpOV3036vdbmpOV3036vebmpOV3041vW3041vbbmpV3081avW3081avabmpV3081bvW3081bvabmpVVVVVVVVVVVVVVV29p1bbmpV4607vW4607vabmpV4703vW4703vbbmpV4703vebmpV4714vW4714vabmpV5258v>W5258vabmp>V5258vbbmp>V5374vW5374vbmpV5473vvWwW5473vabmpvV5473vbbmpvV5473vcbmpwV5473vdbmpwV5474vW5474vabmpV5769vW5769vabmpV5771vQW5771vabmpQV5771vbbmpQV5771vcbmpQV5791vW5791vabmpV5834vW5834vabmpV5834vbbmpV5852vW5852vabmpV5883vW5883vabmpV5883vbbmpV5883vcbmpV4/_‡hA33.5 x 22 cmJune 1922; acquired from Nahman from British MuseumKronion son of ApionPHArchive of Kronion son of Apion, nomographos of the grapheion of TebtynisFinancial register (anagraphe) of all the documents drawn up day by day in the record-office (grapheion) of Tebtynis during the month of Neos Sebastos of the 7th year of the Emperor Claudius, with indication of the writing fee (grammatikon) charged forB the preparation of each document. Entries for contracts are duplicated in P.Mich. V, 238, col. IV.BL III,108 (col. I, 9; 13; 17; 26; 27; col. II, 4; 7; 17). - Col. I, l. 9: read [Tet]osireo(s) instead of [Pet]osireo(s); - l. 10: read tous a[u]to(us), instead of tous allous; - col. II, l. 12: 360, not 307 drachmai. (PH)After Nov. 27, 46 A.D.Boak AERP.Mich.inv. 966GreekAnn ArborRecto, col. I - 31; col. Ii.. ŒjA    }      rom Nahman in Cairo[0Collection of Abstracts of Contracts (Eiromenon)\&Total size of the roll: 2.39 m x 29 cm]well... you know...ADue to the size of this papyrus roll, its content has been divided in the present database into several cards: one for each column of the Verso (register of contracts), one for each abstract on the Recto (collection of abstracts of contracts, or eiromenon).nTotal size of the roll: 2.39 m x 29 cm1921, Acquired by Kelsey from Nahman in CairoUnknown scribePHArchive of Kronion son of Apion, nomographos of the grapheion of Tebtynis; see also noteDay by day register of abstracts of the contracts recorded at the record-office (grapheion) of Tebtynis during the four last months of the 2nd year of the Emperor Claudius. - Col. III, abstract 2 records a contract of deposBit of 30(?) drachmai, as registered on May 13, 42 A.D. (see also Verso, col. II, 16, which has 40 drachmai)After August 28, 42 A.D.Boak AERPersesP.Mich.inv. 622GreekAnn ArborRecto, col. III, abstract 2: 1top of lockers 2-4PapNoYesDue to the size of this papyrus roll, its content has been divided in the present database into several cards: one q.)4Xjnotariele WWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWW W W W W WWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWW W!W"W#W$W%W&W'W(W)W*W+W,Wris WWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWW W W W W WWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWW W!W"W#W$W%W&W'W(W)W*W+W,W..ŒhATotal size of the roll: 2.39 m x 29 cm1921, Acquired by Kelsey from Nahman in CairoUnknown scribePHArchive of Kronion son of Apion, nomographos of the grapheion of Tebtynis; see also noteDay by day register of abstracts of the contracts recorded at the record-office (grapheion) of Tebtynis during the four last months of the 2nd year of the Emperor Claudius. - Col. II, abstract 10 records a (demotic?) contraBct of deposit of 182 drachmai, as registered on May 13, 42 A.D. (see also Verso, col. II, 14)BL V, 68 (l. 1); BL IX, 158 (l. 1)After August 28, 42 A.D.Boak AERPersesP.Mich.inv. 622GreekAnn ArborRecto, col. II, abstract 10: 3top of lockers 2-4PapNoYesDue to the size of this papyrus roll, its content has been divided in the prese..ŒhCnt database into several cards: one for each column of the Verso (register of contracts), one for each abstract on the Recto (collection of abstracts of contracts, or eiromenon).well... you know...Tebtynis, Polemonos meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptThe four columns of the Recto have an unusual widh of about 70 cm. - The writing is a small upright cursive, different from the Verso. (Boak)Patynis son of Patynis grandson of PDallouaus, Perses tes epigones; Mallen (Malles, Marres) son of Orseus; Petesouchos (son of Orseus?), prostates of his brother Malles; Kronion son of Haryotes (see also P.Mich. V, 304)121, Recto, col. II, xPl. IITebtynis, Polemonos meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptRecto, col. II, abstract 10PMich IIAdministration; Deposit; Ethnicity; Family; Notary; Personal status: Minor child (& guardian); Personal ..ŒhEstatus: Perses tes epigonesCollection of Abstracts of Contracts (Eiromenon)1933Large roll containing writing on both sides; broken off at the left of the Recto1Recto; Verso: list of contracts (index of the Recto)Documentary622r_2.bmp<_600DPIFront_R1>622r_o.bmp<_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8> ice>Tebtynis, Polemonos meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptRecto, col. II, abstract 10PMich IIAdministration; Deposit; Ethnicity; Family; Notary; Personal status: Minor child (& guardian); Personal ..ŒiAPatynis, son of Patynis, the son of Pallouaus, a Persian of the epigone, about 47 years old, bald, with a scar, on the forehead on the left side and the left eyebrow, acknowledges to Malles, son of Orseus, who is not yet of age, being about . . years old, with a scar on the right knee, acting with his guardian <:OR: with the authority of> Petesouchos, his brother by the same father and mother, about 35 years old, with a scar on the right cheek, that he has received from him on depositB the sum of 182 drachmai in coined silver as a deposit free from all risk and all deductions. This Patynis, the party making the acknowledgment, will repay whenever Malles may choose, without any delay or subterfuge, and if he shall mot return it, he shall pay the (usual) penalty. Signatory for the acknowledging party: Kronion, son of Haryotes, about 47 years old, with a scar on the left foot. The rest in conformity.j this papyrus roll, its content has been divided in the prese$R=isalibotas+WsaliboutasZWsalios!Wsaliossonofserapion1!Vsalious Wsallustius@Wsaloninus~WsaltWWWkW WWW6Wsaltfishes150VsaltedWsalts`WsalutationWtationsWWWWW8W>WRWsalutesWtWWWWWWWWWWW W!W"W#W%W&W+W-W0W2W4W5W6W8W:W;W>W?W@WAWEWGWHWIWJWLWMWQWTW7WsalutestWW W!W%W)W+W,W5W:WAWEWNWWsalveHWIWsamWWsamathaWsambWsambasWWWWxWWWWWWWWWW7WWWWWWwWW*W}WW WWsambassonofaploniosVsambassonofhektorVsambassonofphasisVsambassonofptolemaios2Vsambassonofptolleis32Vsambassonofsisois16VsambassonofsokmenisgrandsonofsambasV..Œ8AJDay by day register of abstracts of the contracts recorded at the record-office (grapheion) of Tebtynis during the four last months of the 2nd year of the Emperor Claudius. - Col. III, abstract 2 records a contract of deposit of 30(?) drachmai, as registered on May 13, 42 A.D. (see also Verso, col. II, 16, which has 40 drachmai)JyPapnebtynis son of Papnebtynis, Perses tes epigones; Pallaus son of Horouanchis (see also Recto, col. IV, abstract 5; 11); Ptolemaios son of Chairemon (see P.Mich. 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Guarantors: Gaius Domitius Clemens, of the Nervianian tribe and Eirenian deme; Marcus Antonius Maximus, of the Nervianian tribe and Propatorian deme; . . . us Iulius Heraclianus, of the Hadrianian tribe and Zenian deme. [18th year] of ImperatorB Caesar Titus Aelius Hadrianus Antoninus [Augustus] Pius, month of Boedromion which is Pauni, 10th. [During] the prytany of Sokrates, son of Didymos. Signed by me, . . . also called Marcellinus.j$done, on the orig.; SCANNED, checkedk publishedl8P.J. Sijpesteijn, ZPE 34 (1979) p. 125, n. 2; 128, n. 8.p6/19/97s1708"ˆ$AP.Mich.inv. 2869B a - RectoCPapD"Archive of Gaius Apolinarius NigerE Michael EMF PMich MichaelG7H1965J SB XII 11109KBL VII, 225 (origin)UNoV-WYesK+I yes&'()*+,-./01467ACDEFWGIJKk˂̂")*,CHLMQRUVWXZ[gr{ÂłȂʂ˂̂ςՂ؂قڂ肋ꂋ낋삋킋 -MNOPQVWZ]^_`cdefgjklmnot}~ide>RectoOQvipersonWWWW5WJWdWWWW W"WW+W8WhW~WWWWWWWWWWWWW.WZW}Wperson-by-personWpersonalAWUWWpersonallyOWWpersonsW4WYWWpWWW7W>WMWSWWWW2WnW{WWWWWWWWWWWWWWWpersuadeQWpersuaded=W:WpertainWpertainingWVWW WpertinaxWWfWWWWWWWWWWWW W#WwWpertinentvWpervertsSWpesaisWsklWWpesourisWDWW"Wpesourissonofkallonios1Vpestered'WpestleWpesxemisWWpetWIWpetaWpetaisis`WpetalionWYpetalosW WpetamonWpetausWWWWWWWWhWiWpetbesWpeteWWWFWpeteakesjWpetearWpetearmothisWpetearmotis\Wˆ$hD headings>Cadastre; Irrigation; Personal status: Antinoite and Roman citizen; Taxation (land)Declaration of Uninundated land1965broken off on the right side and at the bottom1Recto; Verso is blankDocumentary2869r.bmp<_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIEFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>i, 422 introd.; Eos 49 [1957/1958] 155-164); Marcus Aurelius & Lucius Verus, Emperors; [- - -] son of Akousilaos7Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptSB XII 11109a - RectoPMich MichaelValeria Neilous, daughter of Gaius Valerius Maximus, Antinoitev155 A.D.w Ann Arbor8ANPetition to Ptolemaios, basilikos grammateus and acting strategos of the Herakleidou meris, by Valeria Neilous, complaining that a certain Chairemon, from Karanis, has appropriated some land she owns with her minor sister Valeria Sarapias near Karanis; she requests that Chairemon be summoned to appear to the next assizes of the nomeN9..ŒhF; Verso: list of contracts (index of the Recto)Documentary622r_4.bmp<_600DPIFront_R1>622r_f.bmp<_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8> iAHaryotes, son of Lysimachos, about 24 years old, with a scar on the left forearm, has made a loan (and) Phasis, son of Peteno(--), a Persian of the epigone, about 30 years old, with a scar on the forehead on the left side, (acknowledges) that he has received from him 16 drachmai in silver, which he has taken from him in cash. He will repay in the month Kaisareios of the current second year. Signatory: Ptolemon, son of Ptolemon, about 24 years old, with a scar on the right shin. The rest in+}9ofhorosVof/aliasWWof/grandsonWofellianusWtWW_WoffelliusWFWWWWofferts}WWofficialWWWWkWnW?W@W W W WWWW W#W%W(W-W2W<WofficialespWofficialisrWofficiiWofthaubastisMWogdoekontarourosWWWoikeiosWWoikodomoiWoikodomosW+W<W=W}WWWoikogenesWWWpWoikonomosW"W9W@WBWeWWWW^W_W`WWoikotropheWoinopolhWoinopolesJWW7W8W}WWoinoprates/WWoiopolesWoisWoktas{WolbosWolos[WolymbriusWolympeioslWolympiadesWolympiadesonelatesltorunnamedonelatesofolympiadesgtVonW\WWFW_WWWWWW WEWlWNWs Vonnophri Wonnophridaughterofpasepsemis VonnophriosWonnophriosonnophrisVonnophris+A1iortax-gatherers6VoratioWorbitsyWorchardZWmWWW3WW W;WordainedWWordergW|WW4WyWWWWWWWWWWWOWW#W'W,W3W5W6W=WAWEWHWPWQWSWVWYW[W^WcWdWfWgWhWiWjWmWnWoWpWsWuWyWWWWWWWWWW"W>WWWWWWWWW$W&W'W(W6W8WFWMWPWTW_WtW{W|W}W~WWWWW_Wordered4WQWcWW2W=WAWEWGW[WaWWWWW7WWW}WordersWW5WSWWWWWW$WrWWtWOWordinWWordinanceWW WWWWWWordinarywWoreionWWoreophylaxsWoriginxWIWoriginalW~WWoriginally<W>WorisWormeWoromachos_WorousWW1W7WMWPWTW~W|W8himother_WgWuW}W~WWWWW&WYWaWsWtWyWWWWWWWWWWWWWW#W*W:W&WGWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWW6W7W8W:W;W<W=W>W?W@WAWBWCWFWHWIWLWMWRWTWVWWW\W]WcWdWiWjWkWlWnWpWqWrWsWtWyWzW{W~WWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWW W!W&iit>WWitalicusW@WitalyyWitas;WitemDWitemsOWWWoWitinerary1WitsWyW{WWOWW3WWWWWWWWWWW8WZWitself;WWWituraeanWWWWWitureansWiucundusW W WW.W;Wiulia:WCW!W#WWWiulianus@WWGW_WcWfWWW!WWWiuliusWWWWuWWWWWWWWWW"W#W$WCWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWW!W"W$W'W(W-W0W:WJWNWWWWWWWW.Wiuliusapollinariustoiuliussabinushisdearestfatherver!ViuliusclemenscenturiontohismostesteemedsokrationgreeuViuliusclemenstoarrianushisbrothergreetingthisisnowViuliusgermanustotasoucharionhissisterverymanygreetinJViuniusWiustusW-.}Œ\&Total size of the roll: 2.39 m x 29 cm]well... you know...ADue to the size of this papyrus roll, its content has been divided in the present database into several cards: one for each column of the Verso (register of contracts), one for each abstract on the Recto (collection of abstracts of contracts, or eiromenon).nBL II, 132 (l. 10-11)After August 28, 42 A.D.Boak AERTheogonis; Tali, Talei; legomene Arabakios epaulis; Leontiskou legomenos klerosP.Mich.inv. 622GreekAnn ArborRecto, col. III, abstract 1: 3top of lockers 2-4PapNoYesDue to the size of this papyrus roll, its content has been divided in the present database into several cards: one for each column of the Verso (register of contracts), one for each a..&ŒOTotal size of the roll: 2.39 m x 29 cm1921, Acquired by Kelsey from Nahman in CairoUnknown scribePHArchive of Kronion son of Apion, nomographos of the grapheion of Tebtynis; see also noteDay by day register of abstracts of the contracts recorded at the record-office (grapheion) of Tebtynis during the four last months of the 2nd year of the Emperor Claudius. - Col. III, abstract 1 records a (demotic) aliment 1995) pp. 119-126, 1 tabl., 1 fac-sim., 1 arbre gnal. CHECKED #@ronia III. Actes du IIIe Colloque International de la Socit Internationale d'tudes Nroniennes. Varenna, juin .U.Œ]well... you know...ADue to the size of this papyrus roll, its content has been divided in the present database into several cards: one for each column of the Verso (register of contracts), one for each abstract on the Recto (collection of abstracts of contracts, or eiromenon).nAfter August 28, 42 A.D.Boak AERTalei, Polemonos merisP.Mich.Cinv. 622GreekAnn ArborRecto, col. III, abstract 1: 3top of lockers 2-4PapNoYesDue to the size of this papyrus roll, its content has been divided in the present database into several cards: one for each column of the Verso (register of contracts), one for each abstract on the Recto (collection of abstracts of contracts, or eiromenon).well... you know...Tebtynis, Polem..ŒhDonos meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptThe four columns of the Recto have an unusual widh of about 70 cm. - The writing is a small upright cursive, different from the Verso. (Boak)Patynis son of Kronion and Soueris, husband of Thatres daughter of Nikomedes(?); Thatres daughter of Nikomedes(?) and of Thomsais, and wife of Patynis son of Kronion; Ptolemaios son of Chairemon (see P.Mich. II, p. 229); Heraklides son of Horion100-109ETebtynis, Polemonos meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptL. 1: read Tali, instead of Tebt(yni); l. 3: read Thomsaio(s), instead of Thome(neos) Olio(u). (PH)Boak AER121, Recto, col. III, iPMich II1933SB III 7260, col. IIIaRecto, col. III, abstract 1JEA 12Administration; Dowry; House Ownership; Jewels; Marriage; Notary; Utensils; WomanCollectio..ŒhFn of Abstracts of Contracts (Eiromenon)1926Large roll containing writing on both sides; broken off at the left of the Recto1Recto; Verso: list of contracts (index of the Recto)Documentary622r_4.bmp<_600DPIFront_R1>622r_f.bmp<_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7>G<_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8> @ir jars, and (women's utensils) of tin of a weight of 2 minai. Which contract Patynis, son of Kronion, his mother being Soueris, about 40 years old, with a scar on the left cheek, makes with his wife Thatres, daughter of Nikomedes(?), her mother being Thomsais, about 26 years old, with a scar in the middle of t..ŒiAAlimentary contract for money of the value of 11 pieces of gold, and the contract of surrender and preliminary sale in respect of my share inherited from my mother of a house and court with all their appurtenances in Talei in the division of Polemon, and also in respect of (whatever property) I may acquire from the present time, both allotments and slaves and movables and household furnishings, in any way whatsoever. And the dowry is 60 silver drachmai, and as parapherna without valuation Ba pair of gold ear-rings of 3 quarters, and a lunette of gold of 1 1/2 quarters, and silver armlets of a weight of 8 drachmai of uncoined metal, and a bronze bowl, and two bronze water jars, and (women's utensils) of tin of a weight of 2 minai. Which contract Patynis, son of Kronion, his mother being Soueris, about 40 years old, with a scar on the left cheek, makes with his wife Thatres, daughter of Nikomedes(?), her mother being Thomsais, about 26 years old, with a scar in the middle of t:.ŒjDdle of the 1 Century A.D. (based on the Michigan records.), VDI 128 (1974, fasc. 2) pp. 69-85; - Cockle Walter E.H., State Archives in Graeco-Roman Egypt from 30 B.C. to the Reign of Septimius Severus, JEA 70 (1984) pp. 106-122 - PESTMAN P.W., 'Oud papier' uit een notariskantoor in het oude Egypte ofwel Kronion, een notaris uit het begin van onze jaartelling. [Du 'vieux papier' provenant d'un bureau de notaire de l'gypte ancienne ou Kronion, un notaire du dbut de notre re.], P.H.M. GERVEuER, J.G. KUIJL, A.J.H. PLEYSIER, R.T.G. VERSTRAATEN (Edd.), Heden verschenen voor mij ... Liber Amicorum aangeboden aan prof. mr. A.L.M. Soons, gewoon hoogleraar in het Notarile Recht aan de Faculteit der Rechtsgeleerdheid van de Rijksuniversiteit Leiden ter gelegenheid van zijn emeritaat (Arnhem, 1995) pp. 119-126, 1 tabl., 1 fac-sim., 1 arbre gnal. CHECKED Scanned.  -@d'un bureau de notaire de l'gypte ancienne ou Kronion, un notaire du dbut de notre re.], P.H.M. GERV.:ŒiChe forehead below the hair. Signatory: Ptolemaios, son of Chairemon, about 75 years old, with a scar above the left elbow, and for the other party Heraklides, son of Horion, about 60 years old, with a scar on the left instep. The rest in conformity.jAdone on the orig. check height, conserv status, notes preserv Check: Nigel: possibility of adding to the note a link to the next and preceding columns or to all the records of this inv. nr. (through an automated search?). We could also make 1 general card (with general bibliography?) with links to all the others? Traianos: when these cards will be on the web, displayed as a search result, no difference will appear between them, which is a problem. Ask Nigel? Traianos: should I add the biblYear>1933SB III 7260, col. IIIaRecto, col. III, abstract 1JEA 12Administration; Dowry; House Ownership; Jewels; Marriage; Notary; Utensils; WomanCollectio..ŒzAdministration; Debt; Ethnicity; Interest; Loan; Notary; Paramone (obligation to remain at someone's service); Personal status: Perses tes epigones; Servility; Taxation (persons){#Perses; Oxyrhyncha, Polemonos meris|PHO<_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8> iA[- - -] of the Arsinoite nome. 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(Boak)Dionysios, son of Petsiris and Thaesis, husband of Thenamounis daughter of Marres; Psenosiris (son of - - -); Patynis (son of - - -), brothe</?Œjk publishedp1/30/98s2736ŒAP.Mich.inv. 622BRecto, col. III, abstract 5CPapDXArchive of Kronion son of Apion, nomographos of the grapheion of Tebtynis; see also noteEBoak AERFPMich IIG121, Recto, col. III, vH1933KBL VIII, 211 (l. 2)UNoVtop of lockers 2-4WYesX-1921, Acquired by Kelsey from Nahman in Cairo[0Collection of Abstracts of Contracts (Eiromenon)\&Total size of the roll: 2.39 m x 29 cm]well... you know...ADue to the size of this papyrus roll, its content has been divided in the present database into several cards: one for each column of the Verso (register of contracts), one for each abstract on the Recto (collection of abstracts of contracts, or eiromenon).nTebtynis, Polemonos meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptRecto, col. III, abstract 4PMich IIAdministration; Ethnicity; Loan; Notary; Personal status: Perses tes epigonesCollection of Abstracts of Contracts (Eiromenon)1933Large roll containing writing on both sides; broken off at the left of the Recto1Rectocm..ŒhATotal size of the roll: 2.39 m x 29 cm1921, Acquired by Kelsey from Nahman in CairoUnknown scribePHArchive of Kronion son of Apion, nomographos of the grapheion of Tebtynis; see also noteDay by day register of abstracts of the contracts recorded at the record-office (grapheion) of Tebtynis during the four last months of the 2nd year of the Emperor Claudius. - Col. III, abstract 3 records a contract of paramBone, by which Phasis acknowledges that he has received 100 drachmai from Haryotes and is to receive from him a monthly allowance, in exchange of what he binds himself to remain at Haryotes's service instead of paying interest on the loan; the contract was registered on May 13, 42 A.D. (see also Verso, col. II, 17, which makes clear the nature of the contract)After August 28, 42 A.D.Boak AERPerses; Oxyrhyncha, Polemonos merisP.Mich.inv. 6..ŒhCfor each column of the Verso (register of contracts), one for each abstract on the Recto (collection of abstracts of contracts, or eiromenon).well... you know...Tebtynis, Polemonos meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptThe four columns of the Recto have an unusual widh of about 70 cm. - The writing is a small upright cursive, different from the Verso. (Boak)Papnebtynis son of Papnebtynis, Perses tes epigones; Pallaus son of HoroDuanchis (see also Recto, col. IV, abstract 5; 11); Ptolemaios son of Chairemon (see P.Mich. II, p. 229)121, Recto, col. III, iiTebtynis, Polemonos meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptRecto, col. III, abstract 2PMich IIAdministration; Deposit; Ethnicity; Notary; Personal status: Perses tes epigonesCollection of Abstracts of Contracts (Eiromenon)1933Large roll con.0]ŒhEtaining writing on both sides; broken off at the left of the Recto1Recto; Verso: list of contracts (index of the Recto)Documentary622r_4.bmp<_600DPIFront_R1>622r_f.bmp<_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIFWBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8> ithe Tebtunis Grapheion Archive, BASP 29 (1992) pp. 31-40; - E. Husselman, Procedures of the Record Office of Tebtunis in the First Century A.D., Proceedings of the Twelfth International Congress of Papyrology (Toronto, 1970) pp. 223-238; - Kovel'man A.B., Arenda v Juznom Fajume v seredine i v. n. e. (Po Miciganskim registram.) Avec un rsum en anglais: Land Leases in Southern Fayum in the Mid0-ŒjBiography concerning the grapheion, as: - R.H. Pierce, Grapheion, Catalogue, and Library in Roman Egypt, SymbOslo 43 (1968) pp. 68-83; - Hobson Deborah W., The Role of Women in the Economic Life of Roman Egypt: A Case Study from First Century Tebtunis, EchCl 28 = N.S., 3 (1984) pp. 373-390; - Montevecchi Orsolina, La crisi economica sotto Claudio e Nerone: Nuove testimonianze, Neronia III. Actes du IIIe Colloque International de la Socit Internationale d'tudes Nroniennes. Varenna, juin C1982 = Atti CERDAC. 12 = N.S., 2 (1982-1983 [1987])pp. 139-148; - JENKINS Fred W., New Texts from the Tebtunis Grapheion Archive, BASP 29 (1992) pp. 31-40; - E. Husselman, Procedures of the Record Office of Tebtunis in the First Century A.D., Proceedings of the Twelfth International Congress of Papyrology (Toronto, 1970) pp. 223-238; - Kovel'man A.B., Arenda v Juznom Fajume v seredine i v. n. e. (Po Miciganskim registram.) Avec un rsum en anglais: Land Leases in Southern Fayum in the Mid5.ŒhDoite nome, province of EgyptThe four columns of the Recto have an unusual widh of about 70 cm. - The writing is a small upright cursive, different from the Verso. (Boak)Haryotes son of Lysimachos (see also Recto, col. III, abstract 3; and P.Mich. V, p. 16-18; 320-321?); Phasis son of Peteno(--) (Petenouphis? Petenouris?), Perses tes epigones (see also Recto, col. III, abstract 3); Ptolemon son of Ptolemon (= Polemon son of Polemon? See also Recto, col. III, aEbstract 3)121, Recto, col. III, ivTebtynis, Polemonos meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptRecto, col. III, abstract 4PMich IIAdministration; Ethnicity; Loan; Notary; Personal status: Perses tes epigonesCollection of Abstracts of Contracts (Eiromenon)1933Large roll containing writing on both sides; broken off at the left of the Recto1RectoA0 iorousWWWWW Worous>WorphanWWorphansWWorpheusWWWorroniusWorsenouphisWW9W:W[WWWPWWWCWaWWWW>W?WlWWWWWWWWWWWWW8W;WCWLWMWQWXW_WiWjWkWmWnWoWrWxWWWWWWWWWeW}WfWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWW W W W WWWWWWWWWWWWWW)W.W1W3W6W:W;W<W=Worsenouphis1>V?Vorsenouphisabout55yearsoldwithascaronthecalfofthVorsenouphisatisistheshepherdandhisbrotherkopres1donCVorsenouphissonofanchious4silverdrachmaiVorsenouphissonofherasPV..ŒjCt Internationale d'tudes Nroniennes. Varenna, juin 1982 = Atti CERDAC. 12 = N.S., 2 (1982-1983 [1987])pp. 139-148; - JENKINS Fred W., New Texts from the Tebtunis Grapheion Archive, BASP 29 (1992) pp. 31-40; - E. Husselman, Procedures of the Record Office of Tebtunis in the First Century A.D., Proceedings of the Twelfth International Congress of Papyrology (Toronto, 1970) pp. 223-238; - Kovel'man A.B., Arenda v Juznom Fajume v seredine i v. n. e. (Po Miciganskim registram.) Avec un rsuDm en anglais: Land Leases in Southern Fayum in the Middle of the 1 Century A.D. (based on the Michigan records.), VDI 128 (1974, fasc. 2) pp. 69-85; - Cockle Walter E.H., State Archives in Graeco-Roman Egypt from 30 B.C. to the Reign of Septimius Severus, JEA 70 (1984) pp. 106-122 - PESTMAN P.W., 'Oud papier' uit een notariskantoor in het oude Egypte ofwel Kronion, een notaris uit het begin van onze jaartelling. [Du 'vieux papier' provenant d'un bureau de notaire de l'gypte ancienne ou K./Œ[0Collection of Abstracts of Contracts (Eiromenon)\&Total size of the roll: 2.39 m x 29 cm]well... you know...ADue to the size of this papyrus roll, its content has been divided in the present database into several cards: one for each column of the Verso (register of contracts), one for each abstract on the Recto (collection of abstracts of contracts, or eiromenon).n<_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8> iAPhasis, son of Peteno(--), a Persian of the epigone, about 30 years old, with a scar on the forehead on the left side below the hair, acknowledges to Haryotes, son of Lysimachos, about 24 years old, with a scar on the left forearm, that he has received from him 100 silver drachmai, and in place of the interest and the one and a half artabai which Phasis shall receive in addition each month from Haryotes on account of a monthly allowance of grain from the aforesaid portion of Haryotes; and B121, Recto, col. III, iiiTebtynis, Polemonos meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptRecto, col. III, abstract 3PMich IIAdministration; Debt; Ethnicity; Interest; Loan; Notary; Paramone (obligation to remain at someone's service); Personal status: Perses tes epigones; Servility; Taxation (persons)Collection of Abstracts of Contracts (Eiromenon)1933Large roll containing writing on both sides; broken off at the left of the Recto1Recto; Verso: list of contracts (index of the Recto)Documentary622r_4.bmp<_600DPIFront_R1>622r_f.bmp<_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBa/.ŒjAdone on the orig. check height, conserv status, notes preserv Check: Nigel: possibility of adding to the note a link to the next and preceding columns or to all the records of this inv. nr. (through an automated search?). We could also make 1 general card (with general bibliography?) with links to all the others? Traianos: SH for the granary? (Agriculture? Industry?) Traianos: when these cards will be on the web, displayed as a search result, no difference will appear between them, which iBs a problem. Ask Nigel? Traianos: should I add the bibliography concerning the grapheion, as: - R.H. Pierce, Grapheion, Catalogue, and Library in Roman Egypt, SymbOslo 43 (1968) pp. 68-83; - Hobson Deborah W., The Role of Women in the Economic Life of Roman Egypt: A Case Study from First Century Tebtunis, EchCl 28 = N.S., 3 (1984) pp. 373-390; - Montevecchi Orsolina, La crisi economica sotto Claudio e Nerone: Nuove testimonianze, Neronia III. Actes du IIIe Colloque International de la Soci..ŒhC22GreekAnn ArborRecto, col. III, abstract 3: 2top of lockers 2-4PapNoYesDue to the size of this papyrus roll, its content has been divided in the present database into several cards: one for each column of the Verso (register of contracts), one for each abstract on the Recto (collection of abstracts of contracts, or eiromenon).well... you know...Tebtynis, Polemonos mDeris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptThe four columns of the Recto have an unusual widh of about 70 cm. - The writing is a small upright cursive, different from the Verso. (Boak)Phasis son of Peteno(--) (Petenouphis? Petenouris?), Perses tes epigones (see also Recto, col. III, abstract 4); Haryotes son of Lysimachos (see also Recto, col. III, abstract 4; and P.Mich. V, p. 16-18; 320-321?); Polemon son of Polemon (= Ptolemon son of Ptolemon? 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(based on the Michigan records.), VDI 128 (1974, fasc. 2) pp. 69-85; - Cockle Walter E.H., State Archives in Graeco-Roman Egypt from 30 B.C. to the Reign of Septimius Severus, JEA 70 (1984) pp. 106-122 - PESTMAN P.W., 'Oud papier' uit een notariskantoor in het oude Egypte ofwel Kronion, een notaris uit het begin van onze jaartelling. [Du 'vieux papier' provenant d'un bureau de notaire de l'gypte ancienne ou Kronion, un notaire du dbut de notre re.], P.H.M. GERVEuER, J.G. KUIJL, A.J.H. PLEYSIER, R.T.G. VERSTRAATEN (Edd.), Heden verschenen voor mij ... Liber Amicorum aangeboden aan prof. mr. A.L.M. Soons, gewoon hoogleraar in het Notarile Recht aan de Faculteit der Rechtsgeleerdheid van de Rijksuniversiteit Leiden ter gelegenheid van zijn emeritaat (Arnhem, 1995) pp. 119-126, 1 tabl., 1 fac-sim., 1 arbre gnal. CHECKED Scanned.  -@zQAdministration; Dowry; House Ownership; Jewels; Marriage; Notary; Utensils; Woman{Tebtynis|PHomenon)$&Š}K_BL VI, 151 (l. 19-20); BL VII, 202 (l. 19). - L. 23 starts with ton, omitted in the ed.pr. (PH)UNoV-WYesX-1921, Acquired by Kelsey from Nahman in Cairo[Lease of Grain Land\29.3 x 10.2 cm]}black glass; l. 26: vertical fibres on top of last letter of the line(?); l. 29: fibres to align on the right; l. 34-35: samenTotal size of the roll: 2.39 m x 29 cm1921, Acquired by Kelsey from Nahman in CairoUnknown scribePHArchive of Kronion son of Apion, nomographos of the grapheion of Tebtynis; see also noteDay by day register of abstracts of the contracts recorded at the record-office (grapheion) of Tebtynis during the four last months of the 2nd year of the Emperor Claudius. - Col. IV, abstract 3 records a receipt for a dowrBy, registered on May 21, 42 A.D. (see also Verso, col. III, 10)After August 28, 42 A.D.Boak AERPersesP.Mich.inv. 622GreekAnn ArborRecto, col. IV, abstract 3: 1top of lockers 2-4PapNoYesDue to the size of this papyrus roll, its content has been divided in the present database into several cards: one for each column of the Verso (register of con6./Œ8ADay by day register of abstracts of the contracts recorded at the record-office (grapheion) of Tebtynis during the four last months of the 2nd year of the Emperor Claudius. - Col. III, abstract 4 records a loan of 16 drachmai, which was to run for about three months and was registered on May 13, 42 A.D. (see also Verso, col. II, 18); the debtor is already bound to remain on service of his creditor for some time, as a way of paying interest on another loan (see Recto, col. III, abstract 3: Bcontract of paramone)9A0Haryotes son of Lysimachos (see also Recto, col. III, abstract 3; and P.Mich. V, p. 16-18; 320-321?); Phasis son of Peteno(--) (Petenouphis? Petenouris?), Perses tes epigones (see also Recto, col. III, abstract 3); Ptolemon son of Ptolemon (= Polemon son of Polemon? See also Recto, col. III, abstract 3)0zMAdministration; Ethnicity; Loan; Notary; Personal status: Perses tes epigones{Perses|PHronion, un notaire du dbut de notre re.], P.H.M. GERV..ŒjEronion, un notaire du dbut de notre re.], P.H.M. GERVER, J.G. KUIJL, A.J.H. PLEYSIER, R.T.G. VERSTRAATEN (Edd.), Heden verschenen voor mij ... Liber Amicorum aangeboden aan prof. mr. A.L.M. Soons, gewoon hoogleraar in het Notarile Recht aan de Faculteit der Rechtsgeleerdheid van de Rijksuniversiteit Leiden ter gelegenheid van zijn emeritaat (Arnhem, 1995) pp. 119-126, 1 tabl., 1 fac-sim., 1 arbre gnal. CHECKED Scanned.  e@A ,  1    I  W k publishedl.P.J. Sijpesteijn, Aegyptus 65 (1985) p. 33-34.p1/30/98s2737ŒAP.Mich.inv. 622BRecto, col. III, abstract 6CPapDXArchive of Kronion son of Apion, nomographos of the grapheion of Tebtynis; see also noteEBoak AERFPMich IIG121, Recto, col. III, viH1933UNoVtop of lockers 2-4WYesX-1921, Acquired by Kelsey from Nahman in Cairoos meris|PHiennes. 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(through an automated search?). We could also make 1 general card (with general bibliography?) with links to all the others? Traianos: SH for the granary? (Agriculture? Industry?) Traianos: when these cards will be on the web, displayed as a search result, no difference will appear between them, which iBs a problem. Ask Nigel? Traianos: should I add the bibliography concerning the grapheion, as: - R.H. Pierce, Grapheion, Catalogue, and Library in Roman Egypt, SymbOslo 43 (1968) pp. 68-83; - Hobson Deborah W., The Role of Women in the Economic Life of Roman Egypt: A Case Study from First Century Tebtunis, EchCl 28 = N.S., 3 (1984) pp. 373-390; - Montevecchi Orsolina, La crisi economica sotto Claudio e Nerone: Nuove testimonianze, Neronia III. 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III, abstract 5 records a lease of a granar'Oud papier' uit een notariskantoor in het oude Egypte ofwel Kronion, een notaris uit het begin van onze jaartelling. [Du 'vieux papier' provenant d'un bureau de notaire de l'gypte ancienne ou K4,joneWWEWMWNWWWWWWIWWW W W W W WWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWW W!W"W#W$W%W&W'W(W)W*W+W,WonesfWWonly_WWWWWWW WWWGWWyWono Wonoi=Wonze WWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWW W W W W WWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWW W!W"W#W$W%W&W'W(W)W*W+W,WopinionWopladenWoppression/W/j'RrectoversolistofpaymentsVaŒ87-89 zpe109Œpmichinv5839Œzpe109Œ89-90 zpe109Œpmichinv5938Œzpe109Œ91-92 zpe109Œzpe109bŒ94-95 zpe109Œapmichinv6541Œzpe109aŒ95-97 zpe109Œpmichinv2941Œzpe109Œ98-99  zpe109Œzpe109xcŒ99! zpe109Œapmichinv2900Œzpe109aŒ101# zpe109Œpmichinv2844Œzpe109Œ101-102$ zpe109Œpmichinv6340Œzpe109Œ102-103% zpe109Œapmichinv4395Œzpe109aŒ103-104& zpe109Œzpe109Œ104' zpe109Œzpe109c1Œ107* zpe109Œzpe109bŒ zpe109//ŒhD(see also Recto, col. III, abstract 6); Alexandros son of Telesis; Petheus son of Petheus, Perses tes epigones, husband of Thenphanes(?) (see also Recto, col. III, abstract 6); Thenphanes <or Thenphanesis> daughter of Psosneus, wife of Petheus; (unnamed) wives of Didymos and Alexandros; Herodes son of Herodes (see also P.Mich. V, 252; 257; 293; 346; P.S.I. VIII, 905; 907; X, 1130; add perhaps P.Mich. V, 348)121, Recto, col. III, vTebtynis, Polemonos meris, ArEsinoite nome, province of EgyptRecto, col. III, abstract 5PMich IIAdministration; Agriculture; Animal; Building; Ethnicity; Festival; Industry; Lease; Notary; Personal status: Perses tes epigones; WomanCollection of Abstracts of Contracts (Eiromenon)1933Large roll containing writing on both sides; broken off at the left of the Recto1Recto; Verso: list of contracts (i48)Mforhermes-daysdaysonwhichnodutieswerereceivedseepVfortheambiguityoftheabbreviationsseeomichiip149Vforthedateofthearchiveofptollas'ssonsseepmichvipVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVforthedateofthistextmoreorlesscontemporarytotheaVVVVforthedateseethenoteonomichii880-881bylieskerandKVforthelinkwiththearchiveofptollas'ssonseepmichviVfortheoriginseepmichviii466#VforciblehWformWformer;WWformerlyWVforciblehWformer;WWformerlyWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWW‹zpe100‹269-270 zpe100‹apmichinv6318‹zpe103a‹96 zpe103‹pmichinv5529‹zpe106‹223-224 zpe106‹aL,d#j1970 WWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWW W W W W WWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWW W!W"W#W$W%W&W'W(W)W*W+W,W1971W1973;W=W WWW2,jlitWliteraireW{aŒ{89-90 zzpe42Œ|zpe42}aŒ}81-88 |zpe42Œ~pmichinv2816Œzpe46~Œ124-126 zpe46Œa-ipmichinv5395Œzpe5a-iŒ91-96 zpe5Œrectoandversopmichinv6554Œzpe55rectoandversoŒ191-199 zpe55Œzpe6 versoŒ271-277 zpe6Œzpe60bŒ281-282 zpe60Œversopmichinv4733Œzpe66 versoŒ1-13 zpe66Œzpe108bŒ221-222 zpe108Œpmichinv3045Œ archiv41Œ182-184  archiv41Œpmichinv5983Œ archiv41Œ184-186  archiv41Œbpmichinv6462Œ archiv41bŒ186  archiv41Œpmichinv3030Œ archiv41Œ187-188  archiv41Œ2jlikeWWWWWWlikelyUWlineWWWWEWSWWWWcW~WtWline36WlinesWWWSWW+WWWWWWlines36-37Wlink WWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWW W W W W WWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWW W!W"W#W$W%W&W'W(W)W*W+W,W-W.WWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWW W W W W WWWWWWWWWWWWWy/ /ŒhFndex of the Recto)Documentary622r_4.bmp<_600DPIFront_R1>622r_f.bmp<_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8> niADidymos, about 45 years old, with a scar on the right thumb, and Alexandros, about 45 years old, with a scar on the left elbow, both sons of Telesis, have leased to Petheus, son of Petheus, a Persian of the epigone, about 40 years old, with a scar on the right eyebrow, and his wife Thenphanes(?), daughter of Psosneus, with a scar on the right eyebrow, with Petheus himself as her guardian, (the two being) mutual sureties for recovery, the granary with a gateway belonging to us and(?) our wi registram.) Avec un rsu/.UŒiBves in Kerkesoucha Orous, in the division of Polemon, and in the < - - - part> of the gateway a storeroom for wheat <OR: a porterslodge(?)>, and the stable in front of the granary, all of which they have previously held in lease, for one year from the stated time in the month Germanikeios, at a total rental of fifty artabai of new barley, pure and unadulterated, by the measure of the granary, and two choice cocks together worth 4 silver drachmai, and at the Amesysia one artaba CMof barley, the whitewashing of the granary being the duty of the lessors, while the lessee, who furnishes the labor for a single whitewashing, (shall pay) the rental in the month Neos Sebastos of the coming year. Signatory: Herodes, son of Herodes, about 35 years old, with a scar on the forehead to the left. The rest in conformity.)jv status>Large roll containing writing on both sides; broken off at the left of the Recto1Recto; Verso: list of contracts (i//BŒjCt Internationale d'tudes Nroniennes. Varenna, juin 1982 = Atti CERDAC. 12 = N.S., 2 (1982-1983 [1987])pp. 139-148; - JENKINS Fred W., New Texts from the Tebtunis Grapheion Archive, BASP 29 (1992) pp. 31-40; - E. Husselman, Procedures of the Record Office of Tebtunis in the First Century A.D., Proceedings of the Twelfth International Congress of Papyrology (Toronto, 1970) pp. 223-238; - Kovel'man A.B., Arenda v Juznom Fajume v seredine i v. n. e. (Po Miciganskim registram.) Avec un rsuDm en anglais: Land Leases in Southern Fayum in the Middle of the 1 Century A.D. (based on the Michigan records.), VDI 128 (1974, fasc. 2) pp. 69-85; - Cockle Walter E.H., State Archives in Graeco-Roman Egypt from 30 B.C. to the Reign of Septimius Severus, JEA 70 (1984) pp. 106-122 - PESTMAN P.W., 'Oud papier' uit een notariskantoor in het oude Egypte ofwel Kronion, een notaris uit het begin van onze jaartelling. [Du 'vieux papier' provenant d'un bureau de notaire de l'gypte ancienne ou Ki.5&ŒOTotal size of the roll: 2.39 m x 29 cm1921, Acquired by Kelsey from Nahman in CairoUnknown scribePHArchive of Kronion son of Apion, nomographos of the grapheion of Tebtynis; see also noteDay by day register of abstracts of the contracts recorded at the record-office (grapheion) of Tebtynis during the four last months of the 2nd year of the Emperor Claudius. - Col. III, abstract 4 records a loan of 16 drachm 1995) pp. 119-126, 1 tabl., 1 fac-sim., 1 arbre gnal. 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Lease of [. .] arourai of fodder, (made) by Posis to Herakles, son of Didymos. [- - -]. Acknowledgment of receipt of wages, (made) by Heras to Didymos. [- - -] Acknowledgment of deposit of [100 silver drachmai and . . artabai of wheat], (made) by Orseus to Apollonios. [- - -] Acknowledgment of an additional (marriage) gift of 100 drachmai, (made) by Haryotes to Taorsenouphis. (Fee:) [4] drachmai. Agreement [of saleB of 2] looms, (made) by Papontos to [Konon. - - -] (Two illegible lines: see P.Mich. V, 240, l. 28-29) Agreement [(of - - -) of 6 artabai of wheat, (made) by Heras and his wife to] Herakles [son of Didymos. - - -] Payment, (made) by Orsenouphis and other dealers in salt: 20 obols. Loan of 168 silver drachmai, (made) by Herakles to Paas. (Fee:) 6 drachmai. Agreement - - - on Pachon(?) 2. (Fee:) 16 drachmai 10 obols. (Received) through Herakles, son of Aphrodisios, for the cession of Epeiph ');perseskerkesouchaorouspolemonosmerisVperseskyrenaiosmakedonberenikeshormosioudaiosalexandrecVpersesoxyrhynchapolemonosmerisVpersespersineuVVpersespersinealexandriospVpersespersinephenamenismemphisherakleopolitenomeVpersestaleitalitesmatreslVVpersestebtynisGVVVVVpersestebtynishekanabislegomeneVpersestebtynispsechomesislegomenaiarouraiVpersestheogonisVpersinetWWRWpWuWWWWWpetenoureosjWpetnejWpetra!WphainippouWphaniotes}WWphaniou}WWpharbaithaW Wpharbaithaarsinoemendesphiloxenouptolemaisneaneiloupo VphebichisWphenamenisWphialeWW=WGWphilWphilphiladelphiaVphiladelpheiaW+->WJW]WgjWWWdWfWWphiladelpheiaarsinoitenomeaspendioskauniosargeadesarsi]V Arsinoite nome, province of Egypt‡iAFor expense for writing up the records of the third four-month period (of the 6th year): On the 9th of the month of Sebastos. For Lysas who writes (them): for the price of 1 bread: [1 obol]. On the 12th. For us with him, for 4 [breads]: 4 obols. For a beet and [oil]: 1 1/2 obol. [- - -]. On the 14th. For the price of [4] breads: 4 [obols]. For the price of a cabbage [and oi]l: 1 obol. On the 15th. For the price of [4] breads: 4 obols. For vegetables: a drachme. On the 16th. For the price Bof [6] breads: 6 obols. For vegetables: a drachme. On the 17th. For the price of breads: 5 obols. For vegetables: a drachme. On the 18th. For the price of 5 breads: 5 obols. For the price of a cabbage and endives: 4 obols. For the price of oil: 1 obol. On the 19th. For the price of 6 breads: 6 obols. For vegetables: a drachme. For both of us, for entertaining Patynis: 22 obols. For [Onnophris], who writes the Egyptian (Demotic) contracts: 7 obols. On the 20th. For the price of the oil for /)/Œitracts), one for each abstract on the Recto (collection of abstracts of contracts, or eiromenon).well... you know...Tebtynis, Polemonos meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptThe four columns of the Recto have an unusual widh of about 70 cm. - The writing is a small upright cursive, different from the Verso. (Boak)Didymos son of Telesis (see also Recto, col. III, abstract 5); Petheus son of Petheus, Perses tes epigones (see aDlso Recto, col. III, abstract 5); Pasipos son of Heraklides121, Recto, col. III, viTebtynis, Polemonos meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptRecto, col. III, abstract 6PMich IIAdministration; Deposit; Ethnicity; Notary; Personal status: Perses tes epigonesCollection of Abstracts of Contracts (Eiromenon)1933Large roll containing writing on both sides; broken off at/C/)ŒhC contracts), one for each abstract on the Recto (collection of abstracts of contracts, or eiromenon).well... you know...Tebtynis, Polemonos meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptThe four columns of the Recto have an unusual widh of about 70 cm. - The writing is a small upright cursive, different from the Verso. (Boak)Didymos son of Telesis (see also Recto, col. III, abstract 5); Petheus son of Petheus, Perses tes epigones (see aDlso Recto, col. III, abstract 5); Pasipos son of Heraklides121, Recto, col. III, viTebtynis, Polemonos meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptRecto, col. III, abstract 6PMich IIAdministration; Deposit; Ethnicity; Notary; Personal status: Perses tes epigonesCollection of Abstracts of Contracts (Eiromenon)1933Large roll containing writing on both sides; broken off ati/G0/ŒhDrsinoite nome, province of EgyptThe four columns of the Recto have an unusual widh of about 70 cm. - The writing is a small upright cursive, different from the Verso. (Boak)Orsenouphis son of Horouanchis (former owner) (see also P.Mich. II, p. 224; V, p. 389); Petesouchos son of Harmiysis and Teros, husband of Thaubastis; Thaubastis daughter of Orseus and Thasis, wife of Petesouchos; Er(--) (Hermias?) son of Ptol(--) (Ptolemaios?)100-109Tebtynis, Polemonos meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptBoak AER121, Recto, col. III, viiPMich II1933SB III 7260, col. IIIgRecto, col. III, abstract 7JEA 12Administration; Dowry; House Ownership; Jewels; Marriage; Notary; Utensils; WomanCollection of Abstracts of Contracts (Eiromenon)1926Large roll containing writing on bot.-ŒjC1982 = Atti CERDAC. 12 = N.S., 2 (1982-1983 [1987])pp. 139-148; - JENKINS Fred W., New Texts from the Tebtunis Grapheion Archive, BASP 29 (1992) pp. 31-40; - E. Husselman, Procedures of the Record Office of Tebtunis in the First Century A.D., Proceedings of the Twelfth International Congress of Papyrology (Toronto, 1970) pp. 223-238; - Kovel'man A.B., Arenda v Juznom Fajume v seredine i v. n. e. (Po Miciganskim registram.) Avec un rsum en anglais: Land Leases in Southern Fayum in the MidDdle of the 1 Century A.D. (based on the Michigan records.), VDI 128 (1974, fasc. 2) pp. 69-85; - Cockle Walter E.H., State Archives in Graeco-Roman Egypt from 30 B.C. to the Reign of Septimius Severus, JEA 70 (1984) pp. 106-122 - PESTMAN P.W., 'Oud papier' uit een notariskantoor in het oude Egypte ofwel Kronion, een notaris uit het begin van onze jaartelling. [Du 'vieux papier' provenant d'un bureau de notaire de l'gypte ancienne ou Kronion, un notaire du dbut de notre re.], P.H.M. GERV KrXuOWWWWWWWWvOWWWWWWWWwWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWxWWWWWWWWyWWWWWWWWzWWWWWWWY0626rW0626rcbmpV0626rdbmpV1014rnW1014rbbmpnV1014rdbmpnV1016rW1016rdbmpV1016rebmpV1016rfbmpV101rnW101rdbmpnV101rebmpnV101rfbmpnV102rmW102rcbmpmV102rdbmpmV102rebmpmV103rlW103rcbmplV103rdbmplVdbmpV110W110bbmpV111rW111rbbmpV112rW112rbbmpV113W113bbmpV113rW113rbbmpV114rW114rbbmpV115rW115rbbmpV121rW121rbbmpV122rgW122rbbmpgV1262rKW1262rbbmpKV1264rIW1264rbbmpIV1265rHW1265rdbmpHV1265rebmpHV1265rfbmpHV/%/$ŒhE the left of the Recto1Recto; Verso: list of contracts (index of the Recto)Documentary622r_4.bmp<_600DPIFront_R1>622r_f.bmp<_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_RF+6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8> iAPetheus, son of Petheus, Persian of the epigone, about 40 years old, with a scar on the right eyebrow, acknowledges to Didymos, son of Telesis, about 45 years old, with a scar on the right thumb, that he has received from him in cash 52 silver drachmai as a deposit free from all risk. He will repay them whenever he (Didymos) may choose. Signatory: Pasipos son of Heraklides, about 55 years old, with a scar on the neck. The rest in conformity./Q, jfajumeWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWW W!W"W#W$W%W&W'W(W)W*W+W,WfallenYWfamilienbriefeWWYWYWYWYWYWYWYWYWYWYWYWYWYWYWYWYWYWYWnv6057‡ pcustoms  c‡ 4  pcustoms‡pmichinv3645‡pmichi‡118 pmichi‡pmichinv3639‡pmichi‡30 pmichi‡pmichinv3610‡pmichi‡91  pmichi‡pmichinv3232‡pmichi‡120!/ZTjadditionW)WWadministrative WWUWadradosQWadvocateWaegyptWaegypten{WaegyptischenaWaegyptusWafraidW//dŒjEronion, un notaire du dbut de notre re.], P.H.M. GERVER, J.G. KUIJL, A.J.H. PLEYSIER, R.T.G. VERSTRAATEN (Edd.), Heden verschenen voor mij ... Liber Amicorum aangeboden aan prof. mr. A.L.M. Soons, gewoon hoogleraar in het Notarile Recht aan de Faculteit der Rechtsgeleerdheid van de Rijksuniversiteit Leiden ter gelegenheid van zijn emeritaat (Arnhem, 1995) pp. 119-126, 1 tabl., 1 fac-sim., 1 arbre gnal. 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III, abstract 9 records a receipt, registerBed on May 20, 42 A.D., for the payment of 60 silver drachmai, due under a contract previously executed throught this grapheion (see also Verso, col. III, 3)After August 28, 42 A.D.Boak AERP.Mich.inv. 622GreekAnn ArborRecto, col. III, abstract 9: 2top of lockers 2-4PapNoYesDue to the size of this papyrus roll, its content has been divided in the present databa4. PsidesWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWRWWsinceW-W.WW.W42Œabcpmichinv4768Œ pmichkoenen abcŒ759J pmichkoenenŒversopmichinv6311Œ pmichkoenen versoŒ761L pmichkoenenŒ pmichkoenen 8rectoaŒ762aM pmichkoenenŒ pmichkoenen 8versobŒ762bN pmichkoenenŒversopmichinv5771Œ pmichkoenen versoŒ765Q pmichkoenenŒpmichinv6041Œ pmichkoenenŒ766R pmichkoenenŒpmichinv5302Œ pmichkoenenŒ768T pmichkoenenŒpmichinv2899Œ pmichkoenenŒ785ah pmichkoenenŒpmichinv2987Œ pmichkoenenŒ785bi pmichkoenenŒversofirsttext/V/UŒjAdone on the orig. check height, conserv status, notes preserv Check: Nigel: possibility of adding to the note a link to the next and preceding columns or to all the records of this inv. nr. (through an automated search?). We could also make 1 general card (with general bibliography?) with links to all the others? Traianos: SH for the granary? (Agriculture? Industry?) Traianos: when these cards will be on the web, displayed as a search result, no difference will appear between them, which iBs a problem. Ask Nigel? Traianos: should I add the bibliography concerning the grapheion, as: - R.H. Pierce, Grapheion, Catalogue, and Library in Roman Egypt, SymbOslo 43 (1968) pp. 68-83; - Hobson Deborah W., The Role of Women in the Economic Life of Roman Egypt: A Case Study from First Century Tebtunis, EchCl 28 = N.S., 3 (1984) pp. 373-390; - Montevecchi Orsolina, La crisi economica sotto Claudio e Nerone: Nuove testimonianze, Neronia III. 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III, 13)!9A&Petheus son of Petheus, gerdios, Perses tes epigones, prostates (and) hegoumenos grammateus gerdion of Kerkesoucha Orous; Papontos son of Herak(l--), gerdios; Harpa . . . son of Papontos, gerdios; Ptollis(?) son of Ptollis, gerdios; Papontos son of Papontos; Ptollis, son of Herak(l--); Alkimos& is a small upright cursive, different from the Verso. (Boak)uUnknown scribe0(A51 . j2WWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWW W!W"W#W$W%W&W'W(W)W*W+W,WtW2-5W2/3Wyrusitseems2-5WWWW,W,W,W,W,W,W,W,W,W,W,W,W,W,W,Wmichinv2941Œzpe109Œ98-99  zpe109Œzpe109xcŒ99! zpe109Œapmichinv2900Œzpe109aŒ101# zpe109Œpmichinv2844Œzpe109Œ101-102$ zpe109Œpmichinv6340Œzpe109Œ102-103% zpe109Œapmichinv4395Œzpe109aŒ103-104& zpe109Œzpe109Œ104' zpe109Œzpe109c1Œ107* zpe109Œzpe109bŒ108-109+ zpe109Œfirsttextcolipmichinv6060Œzpe111firsttextcoliŒ zpe1116/@Œ8ASDay by day register of abstracts of the contracts recorded at the record-office (grapheion) of Tebtynis during the four last months of the 2nd year of the Emperor Claudius. - Col. III, abstract 8 records a sub-lease of 4 arourai of public land, registered on May 19, 42 A.D. (see also Verso, col. III, 2) but arranged five years in advanceSyqPsenkebkis son of Petosiris, Perses tes epigones; Marsisouchos son of Marsisouchos; Claudius, Emperor; Marepsemisz_Administration; Ethnicity; Lease; Notary; Personal status: Perses tes epigones; Taxation (Land){Perses; Tebtynis|PHOTotal size of the roll: 2.39 m x 29 cm1921, Acquired by Kelsey from Nahman in CairoUnknown scribePHArchive of Kronion son of Apion, nomographos of the grapheion of Tebtynis; see also noteDay by day register of abstracts of the contracts recorded at the record-office (grapheion) of Tebtynis during the four last months of the 2nd year of the Emperor Claudius. - Col. III, abstract 8 records a sub-lease of 4 arBourai of public land, registered on May 19, 42 A.D. (see also Verso, col. III, 2) but arranged five years in advanceAfter August 28, 42 A.D.Boak AERPerses; TebtynisP.Mich.inv. 622GreekAnn ArborRecto, col. III, abstract 8: 2top of lockers 2-4PapNoYesDue to the size of this papyrus roll, its content has been divided in the present database into /f/WŒjEronion, un notaire du dbut de notre re.], P.H.M. GERVER, J.G. KUIJL, A.J.H. PLEYSIER, R.T.G. VERSTRAATEN (Edd.), Heden verschenen voor mij ... Liber Amicorum aangeboden aan prof. mr. A.L.M. Soons, gewoon hoogleraar in het Notarile Recht aan de Faculteit der Rechtsgeleerdheid van de Rijksuniversiteit Leiden ter gelegenheid van zijn emeritaat (Arnhem, 1995) pp. 119-126, 1 tabl., 1 fac-sim., 1 arbre gnal. CHECKED Scanned.  e@A ,  1    I  W k publishedp1/30/98s2729ŒAP.Mich.inv. 622BRecto, col. III, abstract 11CPapDXArchive of Kronion son of Apion, nomographos of the grapheion of Tebtynis; see also noteEBoak AERFPMich IIG121, Recto, col. III, xiH1933UNoVtop of lockers 2-4WYesX-1921, Acquired by Kelsey from Nahman in Cairo[0Collection of Abstracts of Contracts (Eiromenon)\&Total size of the roll: 2.39 m x 29 cm/`ŒjEronion, un notaire du dbut de notre re.], P.H.M. GERVER, J.G. KUIJL, A.J.H. PLEYSIER, R.T.G. VERSTRAATEN (Edd.), Heden verschenen voor mij ... Liber Amicorum aangeboden aan prof. mr. A.L.M. Soons, gewoon hoogleraar in het Notarile Recht aan de Faculteit der Rechtsgeleerdheid van de Rijksuniversiteit Leiden ter gelegenheid van zijn emeritaat (Arnhem, 1995) pp. 119-126, 1 tabl., 1 fac-sim., 1 arbre gnal. CHECKED Scanned.  e@A ,  1    I  W k publishedp1/30/98s2738ŒAP.Mich.inv. 622BRecto, col. III, abstract 7CPapDXArchive of Kronion son of Apion, nomographos of the grapheion of Tebtynis; see also noteEBoak AERFJEA 12G100-109H1926JSB III 7260, col. IIIgMPMich IINBoak AERO121, Recto, col. III, viiP1933UNoVtop of lockers 2-4WYesX-1921, Acquired by Kelsey from Nahman in Cairo de l'gypte ancienne ou K//%ŒhATotal size of the roll: 2.39 m x 29 cm1921, Acquired by Kelsey from Nahman in CairoUnknown scribePHArchive of Kronion son of Apion, nomographos of the grapheion of Tebtynis; see also noteDay by day register of abstracts of the contracts recorded at the record-office (grapheion) of Tebtynis during the four last months of the 2nd year of the Emperor Claudius. - Col. III, abstract 6 records a deposit of 52 draBchmai, registered on May 17, 42 A.D. (see also Verso, col. II, 20)After August 28, 42 A.D.Boak AERPersesP.Mich.inv. 622GreekAnn ArborRecto, col. III, abstract 6: 1top of lockers 2-4PapNoYesDue to the size of this papyrus roll, its content has been divided in the present database into several cards: one for each column of the Verso (register of`/HŒ8ADay by day register of abstracts of the contracts recorded at the record-office (grapheion) of Tebtynis during the four last months of the 2nd year of the Emperor Claudius. - Col. III, abstract 1 records a (demotic) alimentary contract, registered on May 19, 42 A.D. (see also Verso, col. II, 15); this so-called alimentary contract is in reality a property settlement entered into by persons already united in marriage, fixing the sum which the husband was obliged to pay to his wife in case oBnf his divorcing her and describing the real properties which would become sureties for the payment of this sum\9AOrsenouphis son of Horouanchis (former owner) (see also P.Mich. II, p. 224; V, p. 389); Petesouchos son of Harmiysis and Teros, husband of Thaubastis; Thaubastis daughter of Orseus and Thasis, wife of Petesouchos; Er(--) (Hermias?) son of Ptol(--) (Ptolemaios?)zQAdministration; Dowry; House Ownership; Jewels; Marriage; Notary; Utensils; Woman{Tebtynis|PHin /"/RŒ]well... you know...ADue to the size of this papyrus roll, its content has been divided in the present database into several cards: one for each column of the Verso (register of contracts), one for each abstract on the Recto (collection of abstracts of contracts, or eiromenon).nAfter August 28, 42 A.D.Boak AERTebtynisP.Mich.inv. 622GreekAnn ArborRecto, col. III, abstract 7: 4top of lockers 2-4PapNoYesDue to the size of this papyrus roll, its content has been divided in the present database into several cards: one for each column of the Verso (register of contracts), one for each abstract on the Recto (collection of abstracts of contracts, or eiromenon).well... you know...Tebtynis, Polemonos meris, A/D/GlŒOTotal size of the roll: 2.39 m x 29 cm1921, Acquired by Kelsey from Nahman in CairoUnknown scribePHArchive of Kronion son of Apion, nomographos of the grapheion of Tebtynis; see also noteDay by day register of abstracts of the contracts recorded at the record-office (grapheion) of Tebtynis during the four last months of the 2nd year of the Emperor Claudius. - Col. III, abstract 1 records a (demotic) aliment #@redine i v. n. e. (Po Miciganskim registram.) 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V, 277?); Peter(--) son of Tyrannos; Ptolemaios son of Chairemon (see P.Mich. II, p. 229)zAdministration; Notary; Renting|PHO1Recto; Verso: list of contracts (index of the Recto)Documentary622r_4.bmp<_600DPIFront_R1>622r_s.bmp<_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8> i; Ptolemaios son of Chairemon (see P.Mich. II, p. 229)121, Recto, col. III, ixTebtynis, Polemonos meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptRecto, col. III, abstract 9PMich IIAdministration; Notary; RentingCollection of Abstracts of Contracts (Eiromenon)1933Large roll containing writing on both sides>5‡AP.Mich.inv. 698BRecto, col. I (a)CPapDIArchive of Kronion son of Apion, nomographos of the grapheion of TebtynisEBoak AERFPMich IIG128, col. I (a)H1933KBL IX, 159 (l. 2)UYesVtop of BWNoX-1921, Acquired by Kelsey from Nahman in Cairo[Accounts of Expenditures lines, too uncertain to be translated). (Verso: text too fragmentary to be translated). jAdone on the orig.; conservation12 Traianos: should I add (among others) L.R. Toepel, Studies in the Administrative and Economic History of Tebtunis (Diss. Duke, 1973) to the bibliography? (It was on the card, but without pagination, and I can't find it...) scannedk publishedl&H.C. Youtie, ZPE 21 (1976) p. 204-206.p2/4/98‡AP.Mich.inv. 698BRecto, col. I (a)CPapDIArchive of Kronion son of Apion, nomographos of the grapheion of TebtynisEBoak AERFPMich IIG128, col. I (a)H1933KBL IX, 159 (l. 2)UYesVtop of BWNoX-1921, Acquired by Kelsey from Nahman in Cairo[Accounts of Expendituresrbor<_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIB/A/mŒ]well... you know...ADue to the size of this papyrus roll, its content has been divided in the present database into several cards: one for each column of the Verso (register of contracts), one for each abstract on the Recto (collection of abstracts of contracts, or eiromenon).n@‰miL wrote for him, as he is illiterate. (1st hand) The third year of the Emperor Caesar Domitian Augustus, Mesore 19, registered through the record office at Bacchias. (Verso) Agreement of division made by Hermas and others.jAdone on the orig.; conservation18; scanned; checked Traianos: SH?k publishedl)P.Mich. XI, p. 11-12; P.Mich. XII, p. 27.p9/16/98s1299), Persine; Didyme daughter of Petsiris (Petosiris), wife of Herakleides, Persine; Soueris daughter of Petsiris (Petosiris), wife of Onnophris, Persine; Herakleides son of Chairemon, husband and legal guardian of Didyme, and legal guardian of Taoris; Onnophris son of Onnophris, husband and legal guardian of Soueris; Maron son of Hermas (see also P.Mich. X, 583); Eubis (Eubios) son of IsidoroszDebt; Ethnicity; House Ownership; Illiteracy; Interest; Loan (antichretic); Personal status: Perses tes epigones; Renting; Woman (& guardian) Habitation\ 23.3 x 21 cmith Right of Habitation\ 23.3 x 21 cmreek/1/+ jaddingWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWW W!W"W#W$W%W&W'W(W)W*W+W,W-W.W.W.W.W.W.W.W.W.W.W.W.W.W.W.W.W.W.W.W.W.W.W.W.W.W.W/TDiDngly, not be permissible for the lessees to abandon the lease during the period. Kronion guarantees the lease against public charges, irrespective of other debts which the lessees owe in accordance with a contract of loan and except for any lease which he (Kronion) has with him (sic) and anyone else. Signatory for the lessees: Aphrodisios, son of Herodes, about 35 years of age, with a scar below his right shin. (2nd hand) I, Horos, son of Horos, and my sons, Hermas and Horos, all three PerEsians of the epigone and mutual sureties for recovery,have leased the above-mentioned thirteen arourai for the aforementioned two years, irrespective of other debts, either debts which we owe to Kronion with a contract of loan and (sic) apart from any lease which he has with us and anyone else, as stated above. Aphrodisios, son of Herodes, wrote for them, as they are illiterate. (3rd hand) I, Kronion, son of . . ., have leased and will guarantee, as stated above. os, all three Per/2,( jbaspWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWW W!W"W#W$W%W&W'W(W)W*W+W,WbastienWbawitWWWW,W,W,W,W,W,W,W,W,W,W,W,W,W,W,W,W,W557Š pmichviii rectoŠ516 pmichviiiŠrectoandversopmichinv6010Š pmichviiirectoandversoŠ484 pmichviiiŠrectoandversopmichinv6001Š pmichviiirectoandversoŠ464 pmichviiiŠ versoandsecondtextofrecto pmichinv5918Š pmichviii " versoandsecondtextofrectoŠ 494 pmichviiiŠ rectoandverso pmichinv5916Š pmichviii rectoandversoŠ499 pmichviiiŠrectoandversopmichinv5904Š pmichviiirectoandversoŠ493  pmichviiiŠrectoandversopmichinv5903Š2 j128WWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWW W!W"W#W$W%W&W'W(W)W*W+W,W,W,W,W,W,W,W,W,W,W,W,W,W,W,W,W,W,W,W,W,W,W,W,W,W,W386 pmichvi‰pmichinv2877‰pmichvi‰394 pmichvi‰pmichinv6897‰ pmichvii‰438  pmichvii‰rectoversopmichinv5756‰ pmichvii verso‰461 pmichvii‰ pmichvii recto‰460 pmichvii‰pmichinv5656‰ pmichvii‰448 pmichvii‰ pmichviid‰449  pmichvii‰ pmichvii recto‰447   pmichvii‰rectopmichinv4390‰ pmichvii recto‰430   pmichvii‰fragmentarectopmichinv4385‰ pmichvii-4Lj119-126 WWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWW W W W W WWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWW W!W"W#W$W%W&W'W(W)W*W+W,W119-133GW12W WWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWW W W W W WWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWW W!W"W#W$W%W&W'W(W)W*W+W,W‰.4r‡hCI - 25BPapYesNo"Recto" and "Verso" are used here as defined by the editor, according to the orientation of the writing toward the fibres, but it is to be noticed that the text on Recto, col. I-II seems to be a continuation of Verso, col. I-II.Tebtynis, Polemonos meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptThe writing is much rubbed and blurred, but is almost certainly in the hand of Kronion. (Boak)Antigo(--); Peteeus (see also P.Mich. V, 238, l. 163); [- -]dis (P.Mich. V, 238, l. 163, has Didyme); Tetosiris (see also P.Mich. V, 238, l. 164); Mystharion (see also P.Mich. V, 238, l. 164-165); Psenkebkis son of Chouses; Polemon [- - -]; Peteeus son of Moueis (see also P.Mich. V, 238, l. 166); (another) Peteeus (see also P.Mich. V, 238, l. 166); Tarmouthis (see also P.Mich. V, 238, l. 167-168); Thaesis (see also P.Mich. V, 238, l. 167-168); Thouonis; Nepheros; Esenempis (& unnamediLy"}8jbutWOWWW]WfWWKWWWWWWWWIWWWUWWWWWWWWWbuy~WbyaWW5WWWWWWQWWDWWWWWW%WW$W|WWWWW-W~WWWWWWpmichinv2983‰pmichvi‰385 pmichvi‰pmichinv2981‰pmichvi‰424 pmichvi‰pmichinv2980‰pmichvi‰372 pmichvi‰pmichinv2979‰pmichvi‰425 pmichvi‰pmichinv2978‰pmichvi‰423 pmichvi‰pmichinv2977‰pmichvi‰370 pmichvi‰rectoversopmichinv2976‰pmichvi verso‰373 pmichvi‰pmichvi recto‰375 pmichvi‰abpmichinv2970‰b>"*igermanikeiosWWW=WEWWWWgermanos\Wgermanus)WWWWW9WWWJWgermanus1donkeyVgermanussonofgemellus)Vgermanussonofgemellus1Vgermanus'sAWgermanyyWgerontiosWKWQWWWWXW[WWEWgerontiosdekaprotostodemetriossonofkalloniosgreetingsVget|WyWWWAWhWjWoWWWW%W1W:WKWPWTWiWWWUWgetaWWW)WWW W#Wgetting'WgifsBWgiftZWWBWkWpWzWW#WWWWW6W[Wgift-landWgifts{WGWrWKWW[WgiftsfrompanakestorofkalyndaaramayoungpigajarofrVgirdlevWgirdled?WgirdlesWgirlWQWWWgiveqWMW_W|WWWW3WvW|WWWWWWWWWWOWWWW+W1W3Wce of EgyptRecto, col. III, abstract 84z01‡8ADraft and formulae for a special report to be drawn up by an official of the record office (grapheion) of Tebtynis; this report was to cover a period of 3 years and 8 months, but was to register only four types of contracts affecting titles to property (cessions, mortgages on landed property, sales, and mortgages); the entries are often reduced to specimens, and the genuine personal names are perhaps fictitiousy\Claudius, Emperor; Kronion son of Herodes; Orseus son of - - -; Apollonios son of Apolloniosz7Administration; Cession; Mortgage; Notary; Sale; Scribe{,Tebtynis; Kerkesoucha Orous, Polemonos meris|PHOPMich IIAdministration; Ethnicity; Loan; Personal status: Perses tes epigonesCollection of Abstracts of Contracts (Eiromenon)1933Large roll containing writing on both sides; broken off at the left of thEe Recto1Recto; Verso: list of contracts (index of the Recto)Documentary<_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBac/,/Œ\&Total size of the roll: 2.39 m x 29 cm]well... you know...ADue to the size of this papyrus roll, its content has been divided in the present database into several cards: one for each column of the Verso (register of contracts), one for each abstract on the Recto (collection of abstracts of contracts, or eiromenon).n1Recto; Verso: list of contracts (index of the Recto)Documentary622r_4.bmp<_600DPIFront_R1>622r_s.bmp<_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5F=><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8> ing the grapheion, as: - R.H. Pierce, Grapheion, Catalogue, and Library in Roman Egypt, SymbOslo 43 (1968) pp. 68-83; - Hobson Deborah W., The Role of Women in the Economic Life of Roman Egypt: A Case Study from First Century Tebtunis, EchCl 28 = N.S., 3 (1984) pp. 373-390; - Montevecchi Orsolina, La crisi economica sotto Claudio e Nerone: Nuove testimonianze, Neronia III. Actes du IIIe Colloque International de la Soci//AŒjCt Internationale d'tudes Nroniennes. Varenna, juin 1982 = Atti CERDAC. 12 = N.S., 2 (1982-1983 [1987])pp. 139-148; - JENKINS Fred W., New Texts from the Tebtunis Grapheion Archive, BASP 29 (1992) pp. 31-40; - E. Husselman, Procedures of the Record Office of Tebtunis in the First Century A.D., Proceedings of the Twelfth International Congress of Papyrology (Toronto, 1970) pp. 223-238; - Kovel'man A.B., Arenda v Juznom Fajume v seredine i v. n. e. (Po Miciganskim registram.) Avec un rsuDm en anglais: Land Leases in Southern Fayum in the Middle of the 1 Century A.D. (based on the Michigan records.), VDI 128 (1974, fasc. 2) pp. 69-85; - Cockle Walter E.H., State Archives in Graeco-Roman Egypt from 30 B.C. to the Reign of Septimius Severus, JEA 70 (1984) pp. 106-122 - PESTMAN P.W., 'Oud papier' uit een notariskantoor in het oude Egypte ofwel Kronion, een notaris uit het begin van onze jaartelling. [Du 'vieux papier' provenant d'un bureau de notaire de l'gypte ancienne ou K ploL,"jjaartelling WWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWW W W W W WWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWW W!W"W#W$W%W&W'W(W)W*W+W,WjaegerWjanusWjeW20…2975  1 omichiii…34omichinv9822…4 omichiii53…51052  4 omichiii…67omichinv9821…7 omichiii86…81018  7 omichiii…9:omichinv9808…: omichiii;9…;1029  : omichiii…<=omichinv9792…= omichiii><…>1092 = omichiii…?@omichinv9783…@ omichiiiA?…A1002+,>Œnwell... you know...Tebtynis, Polemonos meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptThe four columns of the Recto have an unusual widh of about 70 cm. - The writing is a small upright cursive, different from the Verso. (Boak)Kronion son of Damas; Orsenouphis son of ChalDes alias Psenobastis (see P.Mich. V, 277?); Peter(--) son of Tyrannos; Ptolemaios son of Chairemon (see P.Mich. II, p. 229)121, Recto, col. III, ixTebtynis, Polemonos meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptRecto, col. III, abstract 9PMich IIAdministration; Notary; RentingCollection of Abstracts of Contracts (Eiromenon)1933Large roll containing writing on both sides>/r/ŒiAPetesouchos, son of Protos, grandson of Harmais, a Persian of the epigone, about 35 years old, with a scar on the left forearm, has leased to Petesouchos, son of Petesouchos, son of Apol(lonios?), about 35 years old, with a scar on the calf of his right leg, from his property near Tebtynis in the so-called Kanabis the 4 arourai in one parcel, measured by the schoinion of 96 cubits, of the southern part, to sow with lotus for paturing sheep for the coming 3rd year; and he has received the rB ental and gives guarantee. Signatories: for Petesouchos, Ptolemaios, son of Chairemon, about 75 years old, with a scar above the left elbow; for the other, Apollonios, son of Herakles, about 32 years old, with a scar on the forehead to the left. The rest in conformity.j>top of lockers 2-4PapNoYesDue to the size of this papyrus roll, its content has been divided in the present database into several cards: one for each colcollectionofabstractsofcontractseiromenon VRVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVcollectionofbriefsayings VVcoloneus7WcoltWcolumns WWcommentaryW WWcomplaintSWZ[concerningWWWW=WGWiWTWWWWWWWWW~WWlWWGWNWconcession^WconcludedWconfirmationPWWconfirmationofasalePVVconjunctionsWcontainersWcontentWcontestsWcontraWWcontraaristocratemVcontracttW{WWW3W*WWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWW W WWWGWQWWWWWWQWWWWWWWx brectoˆ pmichix/s/pŒhEontracts (Eiromenon)1933Large roll containing writing on both sides; broken off at the left of the Recto1Recto; Verso: list of contracts (index of the Recto)Documentary622r_4.bmp<_600DPIFront_R1>622r_s.bmp<_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8> ?ios, son of Herakles, about 32 years old, with a scar on the forehead to the left. The rest in conformity.jide>Recto, col. III, abstract 11PMich IIAdministration; Agriculture; Ethnicity; Lease; Notary; Personal status: Perses tes epigonesCollection of Abstracts of C//rŒhCumn of the Verso (register of contracts), one for each abstract on the Recto (collection of abstracts of contracts, or eiromenon).well... you know...Tebtynis, Polemonos meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptThe four columns of the Recto have an unusual widh of about 70 cm. - The writing is a small upright cursive, different from the Verso. (Boak)Petesouchos son of Protos grandson of Harmais, Perses tes epigones (see also P.Mich.D V, 244); Petesouchos son of Petesouchos grandson of Apol(--) (Apollonios?); Ptolemaios son of Chairemon (see P.Mich. II, p. 229); Apollonios son of Herakles121, Recto, col. III, xiTebtynis, Polemonos meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptRecto, col. III, abstract 11PMich IIAdministration; Agriculture; Ethnicity; Lease; Notary; Personal status: Perses tes epigonesCollection of Abstracts of C?sZilaographoi[WWlaographosWlaoitescWlaommaasosWlaommasosW0&KŒjCt Internationale d'tudes Nroniennes. Varenna, juin 1982 = Atti CERDAC. 12 = N.S., 2 (1982-1983 [1987])pp. 139-148; - JENKINS Fred W., New Texts from the Tebtunis Grapheion Archive, BASP 29 (1992) pp. 31-40; - E. Husselman, Procedures of the Record Office of Tebtunis in the First Century A.D., Proceedings of the Twelfth International Congress of Papyrology (Toronto, 1970) pp. 223-238; - Kovel'man A.B., Arenda v Juznom Fajume v seredine i v. n. e. (Po Miciganskim registram.) Avec un rsuDm en anglais: Land Leases in Southern Fayum in the Middle of the 1 Century A.D. (based on the Michigan records.), VDI 128 (1974, fasc. 2) pp. 69-85; - Cockle Walter E.H., State Archives in Graeco-Roman Egypt from 30 B.C. to the Reign of Septimius Severus, JEA 70 (1984) pp. 106-122 - PESTMAN P.W., 'Oud papier' uit een notariskantoor in het oude Egypte ofwel Kronion, een notaris uit het begin van onze jaartelling. [Du 'vieux papier' provenant d'un bureau de notaire de l'gypte ancienne ou Km./gŒyNikomedes son of Phanias alias Phanesis (see also Recto, col. III, abstract 13); Apollonios son of Herakles; Claudius, Emperor; Ptolemaios son of Chairemon (see also Recto, col. III, abstracts 11; 13);z7Administration; Agriculture; Land Status; Lease; Notary{Tebtynis; Kerkesoucha Orous|PHO121, Recto, col. III, ixTebtynis, Polemonos meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptRecto, col. III, abstract 9PMich IIAdministration; Notary; RentingCollection of Abstracts of Contracts (Eiromenon)1933Large roll containing writing on both sides/@/eŒhCseveral cards: one for each column of the Verso (register of contracts), one for each abstract on the Recto (collection of abstracts of contracts, or eiromenon).well... you know...Tebtynis, Polemonos meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptThe four columns of the Recto have an unusual widh of about 70 cm. - The writing is a small upright cursive, different from the Verso. (Boak)Psenkebkis son of Petosiris, Perses tes epigones; MarDsisouchos son of Marsisouchos; Claudius, Emperor; Marepsemis121, Recto, col. III, viiiTebtynis, Polemonos meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptRecto, col. III, abstract 8PMich IIAdministration; Ethnicity; Lease; Notary; Personal status: Perses tes epigones; Taxation (Land)Collection of Abstracts of Contracts (Eiromenon)1933Large roll containing writing on both si%2vji'mWHWWWi8VWiatroivWichSWid Widea?WWGWWWuW$WWWzWidentificationWidos3WifWWSWWWWEWWWWWWWWWWUWWWWrWwWWWihreaWii`WWWWWWWW-WKWcWWtWii/iWiii`WaWWWW WWWWoWWW{WWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWW W W W W WWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWW W!W"W#W$W%W&W'W(W)W*W+W,W,WWWWWWWW W W W W WWWWWWW0-vjgeneral WWWWWWLWeWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWW W W W W WWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWW W!W"W#W$W%W&W'W(W)W*W+W,W-W.W/W0W1W:W;W<W=W>WgenerallyWgeneriWgenovaWW†425 pcustoms†pcustomsa†220 pcustoms†gazpmichinv6189†pcustomsd†333 pcustoms†pcustomsc†472 pcustoms†bcdpmichinv6188†pcustomsd†474 pcustoms†pcustomsc†342 pcustoms†/$.ij75WWWW76W770UW79W8W&WWWWW8-16{W8/15/97W8/29/97IW80-85aW805{WWWWWWWGWIWQW81W82W830.6{W85aW`W87-92W88W88-93`W880.9W9aWSWW~W9.5DW902GW91UW93W98W98-123Wstomsd†343 pcustoms†pcustomsc†427 pcustoms†pcustomsb†331 pcustoms†pcustomsa†332 pcustoms†mabcdepmichinv6182†pcustomse†441 pcustoms†pcustomsd†475 pcustoms†pcustomsb†454 pcustoms†pcustomsa†337 pcustoms†pmichinv6179†pcustoms†452 pcustoms†abpmichinv6178†pcustomsb†451 pcustoms†21pjtabl WWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWW W W W W WWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWW W!W"W#W$W%W&W'W(W)W*W+W,WtablesWtabletpWqWtaiWtakeWtapaWGWtapedOWtaxWtcherikover`Wteam7W7W:2v'jrenamedWrendistlomb*Wrenner'sKWreplWIWrepertoriumWWWWW3W4WWrepublishedWWWWrescanWGWrescannedDWEW-=EWHM_WyW{WWW7WW WWWWWWWWȂWԂW?W@WCxyWrescanned281ret281vonlykeeptheothers_Vrescanned4226r4226vonlyVyVrescannedchangemappingto@VrescannedimageswillberbmpVrescannedimageswillbevbmpvavbVWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWW W W W W WWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWW W!W"W#W$W%W&W'W(W)W*W+W,W-W.W120!//ŒhCn of the Verso (register of contracts), one for each abstract on the Recto (collection of abstracts of contracts, or eiromenon).well... you know...Tebtynis, Polemonos meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptThe four columns of the Recto have an unusual widh of about 70 cm. - The writing is a small upright cursive, different from the Verso. (Boak)Nikomedes son of Phanias alias Phanesis (see also Recto, col. III, abstract 13); ApollDonios son of Herakles; Claudius, Emperor; Ptolemaios son of Chairemon (see also Recto, col. III, abstracts 11; 13);121, Recto, col. III, xTebtynis, Polemonos meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptRecto, col. III, abstract 10PMich IIAdministration; Agriculture; Land Status; Lease; NotaryCollection of Abstracts of Contracts (Eiromenon)1933Large roll containing writiT88ofapolloniosRWofellianustWW_WoffWW WxWofferWWWWoffermadebykastorsonofkoprestochairemonsonofpolydVoffermadebykastorsonofpapontostoharpochrassonofteVoffermadebypetheussonofkollouthostosokratessonofsVoffertobuyanolivecropmadeintheformofanapplicatioVoffered'W(WofferingrW+WofferingsWoffersWWofficeWWWWWWWqWrWWW W W W W WWWWWWWWWWWWWWWofficeholderWofficerWWqWofficersWWWofficesWofficialMW`WaWWWWW4W>WeWfWWWWpmichi‡5rectoandverso6pmichinv3221‡6pmichi75rectoandverso‡737+ 6pmichi‡8rectoandverso9pmichinv3220‡9pmichi:8rectoandverso‡:51, 9pmichi‡;<pmichinv3219>P3thefourcolumnsoftherectohaveanunusualwidhofabout VVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVthehandbetraystheinfluenceofcopticwritinghighstopssVthehandcloselyresemblesthatofkronionsonofapiontheVthehandisaflowingoneverydifferentfromthatoftheof{VKVthehandisclearandeasilylegiblewithrathergracefulcu&VthehandismoderateinsizeanduprightofaliterarycharaVhandofthescribeofthegrapheionisasomewhatornameVthehandresemblesthesecondhandofplondiii1164dandiVthehandwritingislargewithletterswidelyspaceditisofWVthelettersareverywellexecutedprobablyateacher'smodeVthemainhandisthatofpmichiii195and197thesecondhV]pmichi‡_`)!XiktesonWWcWktestisWkyberomnis<WkynopoliteW'Wkynopolites8WkyraWkyreneancWkyriWkyriakosWWWkyrillaWkyrillospW WUW[WpWrW.W`WkyrillousWOWkyrtosjWyWlWWWWWW1W6WyWl1-10toodamagedtobereadVl14-281VlaasWlabaeisWlaberiusEWlabesisW8W;W<WOWkWWWW W W W WW#W3WlabionWlablasWlaboisWlaborWWWWtW}WnWWW_Wlaboring#WlaborsWWWlabourWlabour-costsWlabourerYWWlabourersFWTWWlabraudaiosTWlaches WlackWlacking:Wlad_Wladdle>WladingiWladled~Wlady_WsWWWW!W#WQW-WlaetusMWlagisWlaidWWWWWW,W?WpWlainTWlaiosWWlaios1VVlakanisWlakianisRW/m/sŒhATotal size of the roll: 2.39 m x 29 cm1921, Acquired by Kelsey from Nahman in CairoUnknown scribePHArchive of Kronion son of Apion, nomographos of the grapheion of Tebtynis; see also noteDay by day register of abstracts of the contracts recorded at the record-office (grapheion) of Tebtynis during the four last months of the 2nd year of the Emperor Claudius. - Col. III, abstract 11 records a lease of 4 arourBai, registered on May 20, 42 A.D. (see also Verso, col. III, 5)After August 28, 42 A.D.Boak AERPerses; Tebtynis; he Kanabis legomeneP.Mich.inv. 622GreekAnn ArborRecto, col. III, abstract 11: 2top of lockers 2-4PapNoYesDue to the size of this papyrus roll, its content has been divided in the present database into several cards: one for each coli/v/ŒhATotal size of the roll: 2.39 m x 29 cm1921, Acquired by Kelsey from Nahman in CairoUnknown scribePHArchive of Kronion son of Apion, nomographos of the grapheion of Tebtynis; see also noteDay by day register of abstracts of the contracts recorded at the record-office (grapheion) of Tebtynis during the four last months of the 2nd year of the Emperor Claudius. - Col. III, abstract 10 records a lease of two ploBts of land, registered on May 20, 42 A.D. (see also Verso, col. III, 4)After August 28, 42 A.D.Boak AERTebtynis; Kerkesoucha OrousP.Mich.inv. 622GreekAnn ArborRecto, col. III, abstract 10: 2top of lockers 2-4PapNoYesDue to the size of this papyrus roll, its content has been divided in the present database into several cards: one for each colum1402jtraianostranslationofmoneVtraianostranslationtobechecked5bookstobeseenincludVtraianoswhatabouttheuseofrectoandversohereVtransyWtranslateW}WtranslatedWWWtranslatedWW//PŒhEng on both sides; broken off at the left of the Recto1Recto; Verso: list of contracts (index of the Recto)Documentary622r_4.bmp<_600DPIFront_R1>622r_s.bmp<_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_FJ600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8> i of the Recto)Documentary<_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7//gŒiANikomedes, son of Phanias who is also called Phanesis, about 27 years old, with a scar in the middle of his forehead, has leased to Apollonios, son of Herakles, about 32 years old, with a scar above the right shin, the 3 arourai of the estate of the Emperor Tiberius Claudius Caesar Augustus Germanicus which he farms near Tebtynis, for sowing in clover as pasture for sheep; and the catoecic allotment of 2 arourai which he holds near Kerkesoucha Orous for sowing, cutting, and drying grass, fB_or the coming 3rd year (of the Emperor Tiberius Claudius Caesar Augustus Germanicus). Apollonios is to supply himself with seed and perform all the operations, and he (Nikomedes) has received the rental and guarantees the agreement. Signatory: Ptolemaios, son of Chairemon, about 72 years old, with a scar above the left elbow. The rest in conformity.MjCollection of Abstracts of Contracts (Eiromenon)1933Large roll containing writi56//fŒjAdone on the orig. check height, conserv status, notes preserv Check: Nigel: possibility of adding to the note a link to the next and preceding columns or to all the records of this inv. nr. (through an automated search?). We could also make 1 general card (with general bibliography?) with links to all the others? Traianos: SH for the granary? (Agriculture? Industry?) Traianos: when these cards will be on the web, displayed as a search result, no difference will appear between them, which iBs a problem. Ask Nigel? Traianos: should I add the bibliography concerning the grapheion, as: - R.H. Pierce, Grapheion, Catalogue, and Library in Roman Egypt, SymbOslo 43 (1968) pp. 68-83; - Hobson Deborah W., The Role of Women in the Economic Life of Roman Egypt: A Case Study from First Century Tebtunis, EchCl 28 = N.S., 3 (1984) pp. 373-390; - Montevecchi Orsolina, La crisi economica sotto Claudio e Nerone: Nuove testimonianze, Neronia III. Actes du IIIe Colloque International de la Soci/F.nŒVtop of lockers 2-4WYesX-1921, Acquired by Kelsey from Nahman in Cairo[0Collection of Abstracts of Contracts (Eiromenon)\&Total size of the roll: 2.39 m x 29 cm]well... you know...ADue to the size of this papyrus roll, its content has been divided in the present database into several cards: one for each column of the Verso (register of contracts), one for each abstract on the Recto (collection of abstracts of contracts, or eiromenon).nDocumentary622r_4.bmp<_600DPIFront_R1>622r_s.bmp<_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8> iAAlimentary contract for money of the value of 11 pieces <of gold> and the contract of surrender and preliminary sale concerning the catoecic allotment of 2 arourai which belongs to me near Tebtynis, and near Kerkesoucha Orous the police allotment of 3 arourai which belongs to me, and near the same village of Kerksoucha Orous 3 3/4 arourai of an allotment of 7 arourai, and in the same village the half-share(?) of a house inherited from my father and an unroofed court, and of the othe//ŒhDs, Polemonos meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptThe four columns of the Recto have an unusual widh of about 70 cm. - The writing is a small upright cursive, different from the Verso. (Boak)Herodes alias Orsenouphis, son of Herodes, husband of Thenchorephis; Thenchorephis, daughter of Orseus and Tapnebtynis; Diodoros; Pyrrhos100-109Tebtynis, Polemonos meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptBoak AER121E, Recto, col. III, xiiPMich II1933SB III 7260, col. IV (sic)Recto, col. III, abstract 12JEA 12Administration; Dowry; House Ownership; Jewels; Land Ownership; Land Status; Marriage; Notary; Police; WomanCollection of Abstracts of Contracts (Eiromenon)1926Large roll containing writing on both sides; broken off at the left of the Recto1Rethe//ŒhBtary contract, registered on May 20, 42 A.D. (see also Verso, col. III, 6); this so-called alimentary contract is in reality a property settlement entered into by persons already united in marriage, fixing the sum which the husband was obliged to pay to his wife in case of his divorcing her and describing the real properties which would become sureties for the payment of this sumAfter August 28, 42 A.D.Boak AERTebtynis; Kerkesoucha OrousCP.Mich.inv. 622GreekAnn ArborRecto, col. III, abstract 12: 4top of lockers 2-4PapNoYesDue to the size of this papyrus roll, its content has been divided in the present database into several cards: one for each column of the Verso (register of contracts), one for each abstract on the Recto (collection of abstracts of contracts, or eiromenon).well... you know...Tebtyni//ŒPPLarge roll containing writing on both sides; broken off at the left of the RectoQ1R4Recto; Verso: list of contracts (index of the Recto)S DocumentaryT 622r_4.bmpT 622r_5.bmpX 622r_s.bmpX 622r_t.bmpX 622r_u.bmpX 622r_v.bmpX 622r_w.bmphATotal size of the roll: 2.39 m x 29 cm1921, Acquired by Kelsey from Nahman in CairoUnknown scribePHArchive of Kronion son of Apion, nomographos of the grapheion of Tebtynis; see also noteDay by day register of abstracts of the contracts recorded at the record-office (grapheion) of Tebtynis during the four last months of the 2nd year of the Emperor Claudius. - Col. III, abstract 12 records a (demotic) alimen, EchCl 28 = N.S., 3 (1984) pp. 373-390; - Montevecchi Orsolina, La crisi economica sotto Claudio e Nerone: Nuove testimonianze, Neronia III. Actes du IIIe Colloque International de la Socit Internationale d'tudes Nroniennes. Varenna, juin 7/Œ8ADay by day register of abstracts of the contracts recorded at the record-office (grapheion) of Tebtynis during the four last months of the 2nd year of the Emperor Claudius. - Col. III, abstract 12 records a (demotic) alimentary contract, registered on May 20, 42 A.D. (see also Verso, col. III, 6); this so-called alimentary contract is in reality a property settlement entered into by persons already united in marriage, fixing the sum which the husband was obliged to pay to his wife in case Boof his divorcing her and describing the real properties which would become sureties for the payment of this sum]yHerodes alias Orsenouphis, son of Herodes, husband of Thenchorephis; Thenchorephis, daughter of Orseus and Tapnebtynis; Diodoros; PyrrhoszlAdministration; Dowry; House Ownership; Jewels; Land Ownership; Land Status; Marriage; Notary; Police; Woman{Tebtynis; Kerkesoucha Orous|PHOW?W@WAWWtermtWWWUWterms*WWWWWWW@WIWWWterposWterritoryWtertianusWtesenouphisWWfWhWWWWtestamentMWWtestatorWtests_WtetasWtetosirisMWtetrarchsWteuthis WtextqWEW{WWZWyWXWWWWW0WQWZWW1W1WWWqWvWwWWWWWWWWWGWKW7W W!WNWOWPWSWSWtextalmostcompletelyfaded0Vtextbeginningwithadatebutnotcompleted1Vtextbeginningwithadateperhapsaimedtobeataxreceipt!V1o*jsecondWvWoWWWseeW&WWWWWWWWWWWWWWWEWSWWWIWWWWKWseeoclaudiip263VseeingIWseemWWKW2x.jsecond@/seems@*seredine@. sevalex@3sh@/should. show@-sitzungsberichte@$zsociete0sok@3sotto@0-Jsouthern@.sspelling@3status@0still@/8su@t@2tabl@/~tebtunis@1ter@-terry@2texts@-tgRthet$C#*@Rc5dljMi2h&2rthem@..entonphoto@0//Œ9A3Nikomedes, son of Phanias alias Phanesis, Perses tes epigones (see also III, abstract 10); Herakles son Aphrodisios(?) (see P.Mich. II, p. 60); Heroides (Herodes) son of Nikomedes; Ptolemaios son of Chairemon (see P.Mich. II, p. 229); Apollonios (son of Herakles?) (see also Recto, col. III, abstract 10-11)3zMAdministration; Ethnicity; Loan; Notary; Personal status: Perses tes epigones{Perses; Kerkesoucha Orous|PHOW?W@WAWBWCWEWFWGWHWIWJWKWLWMWNWOWPWQWRWSWTWUWXWZW[W_W`WtWxWWWWWQ=98introd<WintroduceoWpWqWintroducingWintroductoryWinundationW8WWWinvWWWLW,W.W0W{WinvalidWWinvestigatingWinvestigation]WinvokingTWinvolvedW%WqWtWWLWioannesWWWWiobinusWiollasSWiosephiosOWioudithWironWEWirresponsibleWirrigatedWirrigationW$WWoWirrigation-machinesWisqW}WtWWWWW4WyW{WWWWWOWWWAWJWTWYW]WgWhWWWWWWWWW4W5W:W@WAWBWIWLWMWNW[WkWmWpWxWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWW WW%W&W1W8WDWOW!W/W1W2W3W6W:W;W<W=WZW[WischurasTWischyrionWWisiasyWisidora+WisidorosWWtWWWWW"WW.WSW//ŒiANikomedes, son of Phanias who is also called Phanesis, a Persian of the epigone, about 27 years old, with a scar on the forehead to the left, acknowledges to Herakles, son of Aphrodisios(?), about 45 years old, with a scar on the right thumb, that he has received from him in cash 13 1/2 new clean artabai of wheat free from dirt, by the measure of the granary of Heroides, son of Nikomedes, in Kerkesoucha Orous. He will repay it in the month Drousieus of the present year. Signatories: PtolemBaios, son of Chairemon, about 72 years old, with a scar above the left elbow; for the other, Apollonios, the son, about 32 years old, with a scar above the right shin. The rest in conformity.j9); Apollonios (son of Herakles?) (see also Recto, col. III, abstract 10-11)121, Recto, col. III, xiiiTebtynis, Polemonos meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptRecto, col. III, abstract 13PMich IIAdministration; Eth//ŒhEnicity; Loan; Notary; Personal status: Perses tes epigonesCollection of Abstracts of Contracts (Eiromenon)1933Large roll containing writing on both sides; broken off at the left of the Recto1Recto; Verso: list of contracts (index of the Recto)Documentary622r_4.bmp<_600DPIFront_R1>622r_s.bmp<_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFrFont_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8> i>Ann ArborRecto, col. III, abstract 13: 2top of lockers 2-4PapNoYesDue to the size of this papyrus roll, its content has been divided in thˆ9A[- - -] son of [- - -] and Tamaron, grandson of Petheus; [- - -] son of [- - -] and Tapetheus, grandson of Petheus; [Pyrrhos son of Didymos] and Thasos, grandson of Pyrrhos (see P. Mich. IV/2, p. 221); Didymos, his son (see P. Mich. IV, 225, 2601); Pasoxis son of Petheus and Ammonous, grandson of Pasoxis, priest; Petheus son of Pasoxis and Heras, grandson of Petheus, priest; his brother; Petheus son of Petheus and Ammonous, grandson of Pasoxis; Sambas son of Sokmenis and Tkollainis, grandsBon of Sambas (see P. Mich. IV/2, p. 224); Ptolemaios son of Esouris and Thaesis, grandson of Heras (see P. Mich. IV/2, p. 216); Aunes son of Apynchis and Tapetheus, grandson of Aunes; Ptolemaios, his brother (see P. Mich. IV/2, p. 216); Ptollas son of Sabinus and Vettia, grandson of Ptollas (Ptolemaios) (see P. Mich. IV/2, p. 221); Harpochras, his brother (see P. Mich. IV/2, p. 155); Syros, son of Orsenouphis and He[---], grandson of Papontos; Petheus son of Heras and Ptolema, grandson of //ŒhATotal size of the roll: 2.39 m x 29 cm1921, Acquired by Kelsey from Nahman in CairoUnknown scribePHArchive of Kronion son of Apion, nomographos of the grapheion of Tebtynis; see also noteDay by day register of abstracts of the contracts recorded at the record-office (grapheion) of Tebtynis during the four last months of the 2nd year of the Emperor Claudius. - Col. III, abstract 13 records an acknowledgment Bof receipt of 13 1/2 artabai of wheat, with promise to repay the same, registered on May 20, 42 A.D. (see also Verso, col. III, 7)After August 28, 42 A.D.Boak AERPerses; Kerkesoucha OrousP.Mich.inv. 622GreekAnn ArborRecto, col. III, abstract 13: 2top of lockers 2-4PapNoYesDue to the size of this papyrus roll, its content has been divided in th//ŒjAdone on the orig. check height, conserv status, notes preserv Check: Nigel: possibility of adding to the note a link to the next and preceding columns or to all the records of this inv. nr. (through an automated search?). We could also make 1 general card (with general bibliography?) with links to all the others? Traianos: SH for the granary? (Agriculture? Industry?) Traianos: when these cards will be on the web, displayed as a search result, no difference will appear between them, which iBs a problem. Ask Nigel? Traianos: should I add the bibliography concerning the grapheion, as: - R.H. Pierce, Grapheion, Catalogue, and Library in Roman Egypt, SymbOslo 43 (1968) pp. 68-83; - Hobson Deborah W., The Role of Women in the Economic Life of Roman Egypt: A Case Study from First Century Tebtunis, EchCl 28 = N.S., 3 (1984) pp. 373-390; - Montevecchi Orsolina, La crisi economica sotto Claudio e Nerone: Nuove testimonianze, Neronia III. Actes du IIIe Colloque International de la Soci//ŒhCe present database into several cards: one for each column of the Verso (register of contracts), one for each abstract on the Recto (collection of abstracts of contracts, or eiromenon).well... you know...Tebtynis, Polemonos meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptThe four columns of the Recto have an unusual widh of about 70 cm. - The writing is a small upright cursive, different from the Verso. (Boak)Nikomedes, son of Phanias aliDas Phanesis, Perses tes epigones (see also III, abstract 10); Herakles son Aphrodisios(?) (see P.Mich. II, p. 60); Heroides (Herodes) son of Nikomedes; Ptolemaios son of Chairemon (see P.Mich. II, p. 229); Apollonios (son of Herakles?) (see also Recto, col. III, abstract 10-11)121, Recto, col. III, xiiiTebtynis, Polemonos meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptRecto, col. III, abstract 13PMich IIAdministration; Eth//,ŒjCt Internationale d'tudes Nroniennes. Varenna, juin 1982 = Atti CERDAC. 12 = N.S., 2 (1982-1983 [1987])pp. 139-148; - JENKINS Fred W., New Texts from the Tebtunis Grapheion Archive, BASP 29 (1992) pp. 31-40; - E. Husselman, Procedures of the Record Office of Tebtunis in the First Century A.D., Proceedings of the Twelfth International Congress of Papyrology (Toronto, 1970) pp. 223-238; - Kovel'man A.B., Arenda v Juznom Fajume v seredine i v. n. e. (Po Miciganskim registram.) Avec un rsuDm en anglais: Land Leases in Southern Fayum in the Middle of the 1 Century A.D. (based on the Michigan records.), VDI 128 (1974, fasc. 2) pp. 69-85; - Cockle Walter E.H., State Archives in Graeco-Roman Egypt from 30 B.C. to the Reign of Septimius Severus, JEA 70 (1984) pp. 106-122 - PESTMAN P.W., 'Oud papier' uit een notariskantoor in het oude Egypte ofwel Kronion, een notaris uit het begin van onze jaartelling. [Du 'vieux papier' provenant d'un bureau de notaire de l'gypte ancienne ou K./Œjk publishedp2/3/98s2746ŒAP.Mich.inv. 622BRecto, col. IV, abstract 3CPapDXArchive of Kronion son of Apion, nomographos of the grapheion of Tebtynis; see also noteEBoak AERFPMich IIG121, Recto, col. IV, iiiH1933UNoVtop of lockers 2-4WYesX-1921, Acquired by Kelsey from Nahman in Cairo[0Collection of Abstracts of Contracts (Eiromenon)\&Total size of the roll: 2.39 m x 29 cm]well... you know...ADue to the size of this papyrus roll, its content has been divided in the present database into several cards: one for each column of the Verso (register of contracts), one for each abstract on the Recto (collection of abstracts of contracts, or eiromenon).nW?WCWDWEWFWGWHWIWJWKWLWMWNWOWUWVWWWXWYWZW[W\W_WaWeWfWsWtWuWvW}W~WWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWW WWWWWWWWWWWWWW<Q2col112Vcol121Vcol212Vcol224ofwhich6inpmichinv3098jVcol317ofwhich1inpmichinv3098jVcoli1Vcoli16Vcoli103VVcoli11VbV|VVcoli11pmichinv3100only4linesuVcoli12VV'VtVxVcoli13V}Vcoli14VVVVVVcoli15VVVVcoli16nVVVVcoli17VVKVcoli18RVVcoli19VUVVcoli2Vcoli20_V-VQ>U#8promisesWOWpromising-Wproof`WaWproperWWpropertiesWWWWWWWWWhWiWWWWWWpropertyWWOWWWWMWNWWWWWWWWWW"W4W6W7W9W:WHWJWMWqWtWuWvWwWWWWWWWWWWLWWWWWW?W@WWWWWWWW.WUWWWWWWpropertyreturnforahousemadebyitsownerhorosdaughterVBWprosecutingWWprosodouWprosphoraBWprotectlWWprotectionWWWWWWSWprotestingWprotokometaiWprovideMWWWWWprovidedWprovidesWprovidingWPWWprovision5WNWWWprovisionalWprovisionaluncompletedsurveyoflandVprovisions2W`W<WoWpsaiosWpsateWpsemkebkisKW//ŒhCn divided in the present database into several cards: one for each column of the Verso (register of contracts), one for each abstract on the Recto (collection of abstracts of contracts, or eiromenon).well... you know...Tebtynis, Polemonos meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptThe four columns of the Recto have an unusual widh of about 70 cm. - The writing is a small upright cursive, different from the Verso. (Boak)Horos (deuteroDs) alias Peneitos (Peneis), son of Apollonios, Perses tes epigones; Psosneus son of Orseus; Ptolemaios son of Chairemon (see P.Mich. II, p. 229)121, Recto, col. III, xivTebtynis, Polemonos meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptRecto, col. III, abstract 14PMich IIAdministration; Agriculture; Ethnicity; Lease; Notary; Personal status: Perses tes epigonesCollection of Abstracts of Contracts (Eihiforeign2W]WforeignersWforemanWWWWWW WUWaWWWWW)WOWWWWAW 5WdWk}WWforemanagenessonofouenaphris2naubiaVforemandemetrissonofpaesiosaVforemanpatermoutisVforemansaras1loadgomarionUVforemansyrossonofpaesiosVforemen}WWforemost_WforesightWWforethoughtWyWforeverWWOWWWWWWWWWW1W2W3W5W6W7W;W=W>W?W@WCWEWIWKWOWTWUWWWYWZW\W]WaWbWcWdWfWhWiWlWmWnWqWrWtWvWxWyW{W|W~WWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWW@W|WWforevermWWforfeit>WforgetfulnessWforgiveaWforgivenaW}WWWformalWWOWW WqWrWuWwWxWzW~WWWH<FaigranddaughterWYWWW~WW-WyWWgrandfatherWWWlW>h.jasWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWW W!W"W#W$W%W&W'W(W)W*W+W,W-W.WasisW.W.W.W.W.W.W.W.W.W.W.W.W.W.W.W.W.W.W,>hdjarnhem WWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWW W W W W WWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWW W!W"W#W$W%W&W'W(W)W*W+W,WarrangeyWarrivedfW*WarsWartemisiouWarticletWW%WWFWarticlesWasOWWWWWW WWEWfWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWW W W W W2w.XjrecolteWrecommendationpWrecompitedWreconstructionWrecord WWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWW W W W W WWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWW W!W"W#W$W%W&W'W(W)W*W+W,WWWWW/H/‰X(purchased in 1943 through Th. Whittemore[!Sale of a Share of a Corn-Measure\45.5 x 30.5 cm]nice mount; check versonWAphrodite (Aphrodito), Antaiopolite nome, province of the Lower Thebais, Thebais, EgyptoGreekr50u$Aurelia Ioudith, daughter of Ioannesv 585/586 A.D.w Ann Arbor8AContract by which Aurelia Ioudith, daughter of Ioannes, sells to the syntelestes Aurelius Christophoros, son of Apollos, a seventh share in a corn-measure containing 100 modii xysti, which her son had formerly inherited from his father and then sold to her9100 modii xysti, which her son had formerly inherited from his father and then sold to herBL VII, 116 ios, presbyter, bear witness to the deed of sale, having heard declarations from the persons executing it and bear witness also to the payment of the two gold nomismata of the price. (Cross). (7th hand) (Cross) Written by me, Constantinus, D.V. tabellio. (Tachygraphy). (Three crosses).@Ieremios (Jeremy);0/p0,ŒjAdone on the orig. check height, conserv status, notes preserv Check: Nigel: possibility of adding to the note a link to the next and preceding columns or to all the records of this inv. nr. (through an automated search?). We could also make 1 general card (with general bibliography?) with links to all the others? Traianos: SH for the granary? (Agriculture? Industry?) Traianos: when these cards will be on the web, displayed as a search result, no difference will appear between them, which iBs a problem. Ask Nigel? Traianos: should I add the bibliography concerning the grapheion, as: - R.H. Pierce, Grapheion, Catalogue, and Library in Roman Egypt, SymbOslo 43 (1968) pp. 68-83; - Hobson Deborah W., The Role of Women in the Economic Life of Roman Egypt: A Case Study from First Century Tebtunis, EchCl 28 = N.S., 3 (1984) pp. 373-390; - Montevecchi Orsolina, La crisi economica sotto Claudio e Nerone: Nuove testimonianze, Neronia III. Actes du IIIe Colloque International de la SociO/‰AP.Mich.inv. 6904CPapD"Archive of Dioskoros of Aphrodito.ESijpesteijn PJF PMich XIIIG664H1977I Pl. XVI-XVIIK7BL VII, 116 (date; l. 1; 12); BL VIII, 217 (l. 1; 6; 4)UNoV'oversize (T, with the Karanis oversize)WYes witness also to the payment of the two and one-third of a gold nomisma of the price. (7th hand) (Cross) I, Aurelius Ponnis, son of Ieremias, bear witness to this deed of sale, having heard declarations from the persons executing it and bear witness also to the payment of the two U~and one-third of a gold nomisma of the price. (Cross) (8th hand) (Cross) Written by me, Andreas, D.V. notary. (Three crosses).'j+Done, on the orig.; conservation17; scannedk publishedl!D. Hagedorn, ZPE 28 (1978) p. 284p9/2/989‰AP.Mich.inv. 6904CPapD"Archive of Dioskoros of Aphrodito.ESijpesteijn PJF PMich XIIIG664H1977I Pl. XVI-XVIIK7BL VII, 116 (date; l. 1; 12); BL VIII, 217 (l. 1; 6; 4)UNoV'oversize (T, with the Karanis oversize)WYeso the payment of the two a168//ŒhATotal size of the roll: 2.39 m x 29 cm1921, Acquired by Kelsey from Nahman in CairoUnknown scribePHArchive of Kronion son of Apion, nomographos of the grapheion of Tebtynis; see also noteDay by day register of abstracts of the contracts recorded at the record-office (grapheion) of Tebtynis during the four last months of the 2nd year of the Emperor Claudius. - Col. III, abstract 14 records a sublease of 4 arBourai, registered on May 21, 42 A.D. (the entry for this contract has been omitted from the register on the verso)BL III, 107 (l. 1, bis)After August 28, 42 A.D.Boak AERPerses; TheogonisP.Mich.inv. 622GreekAnn ArborRecto, col. III, abstract 14: 2top of lockers 2-4PapNoYesDue to the size of this papyrus roll, its content has bee//ŒhEromenon)1933Large roll containing writing on both sides; broken off at the left of the Recto1Recto; Verso: list of contracts (index of the Recto)Documentary622r_4.bmp<_600DPIFront_R1>622r_s.bmp<_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBacFk_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8> 3iVerso: list of contracts (index of the Recto)Documentary<_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack//hŒiAHoros the second, also called Peneis, son of Apollonios, a Persian of the epigone, about 40 years old, with a scar on the left forearm, has leased to Psosneus, son of Orseus, about54 years old, with a scar on the left knee, four arourai of an allotment, (measured) by the schoinion of 96 cubits, in one parcel, which he holds in lease near Theogonis, for sowing with chickling(?) (arakos) and pasturing and folding sheep, and he has received the rental and gives guarantee. Signatory: PtolemaioBbs, son of Chairemon, about 72 years old, with a scar above the left elbow. The rest in conformity.Pj Chairemon (see P.Mich. II, p. 229)121, Recto, col. III, xivTebtynis, Polemonos meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptRecto, col. III, abstract 14PMich IIAdministration; Agriculture; Ethnicity; Lease; Notary; Personal status: Perses tes epigonesCollection of Abstracts of Contracts (Ei//ŒjAdone on the orig. check height, conserv status, notes preserv Check: Nigel: possibility of adding to the note a link to the next and preceding columns or to all the records of this inv. nr. (through an automated search?). We could also make 1 general card (with general bibliography?) with links to all the others? Traianos: SH for the granary? (Agriculture? Industry?) Traianos: when these cards will be on the web, displayed as a search result, no difference will appear between them, which iBs a problem. Ask Nigel? Traianos: should I add the bibliography concerning the grapheion, as: - R.H. Pierce, Grapheion, Catalogue, and Library in Roman Egypt, SymbOslo 43 (1968) pp. 68-83; - Hobson Deborah W., The Role of Women in the Economic Life of Roman Egypt: A Case Study from First Century Tebtunis, EchCl 28 = N.S., 3 (1984) pp. 373-390; - Montevecchi Orsolina, La crisi economica sotto Claudio e Nerone: Nuove testimonianze, Neronia III. Actes du IIIe Colloque International de la Soci-.lvŒADue to the size of this papyrus roll, its content has been divided in the present database into several cards: one for each column of the Verso (register of contracts), one for each abstract on the Recto (collection of abstracts of contracts, or eiromenon).n<_600DPIFront_R1>728r_a.bmp<_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>iA[- - -] for the sowing of grass and aracus for thegrazing of sheep, without rent, Kronion, son of . . ., providing them(?) with seed, and the lessees maintaining the irrigation and dike systems and assuming the supervision of the green crops; and in the second year of the lease, for the same eight arourai to be used for the sowing of wheat, the rent in entirety, including eight artabai ofwheat which the lessees will receive as seed, in entirety is one hundred artabai of new, pure, unadulte/>1Recto; Verso is blankDocumentary728r.bmp</.S3differentWWWWWWWWWWWWW1WZW[WdifferentiationHWdifferingWdifficult}WdifficultyAWW>>e9horosibioboskosseeprosptoliii7076TVhorospresbyterosofthe7thyearVhorospresbyterossonofapolloniospersestesepigonesVhorossonofVVhorossonofameis<Vhorossonofameisseeomichip208#VVGVhorossonofamisfatherunknownVhorossonofantonius VhorossonofaphrodisiospVhorossonofapynchissitometres]VhorossonofchallesVhorossonofdioVhorossonofharpais_Vhorossonofharphaesisseepmichxiip55VhorossonofharyoteslaographosofbacchiasVhorossonofheraklesVhorossonofhorioncVhorossonofhorosVhorossonofhorosgrandsonofamis=Vhorossonofhorosgrandsonofhoros8VhorossonofhorosgrandsonofhorospersestesepigonesDVEVhorossonofhorosgrandsonofhorospersestesepigonesseeVkatoitesunnamedbrothersmVhorossonofonnophrispersestesepigonesVhorossonoforsenouphisnVnV//ŒzAdministration; Clothing; Dowry; Ethnicity; Jewels; Marriage; Personal status: Perses tes epigones; Utensils; Woman (& guardian){9Perses; Persine; Phenamenis; Memphis; Herakleopolite nome|PHOTotal size of the roll: 2.39 m x 29 cm1921, Acquired by Kelsey from Nahman in CairoUnknown scribePHArchive of Kronion son of Apion, nomographos of the grapheion of Tebtynis; see also noteDay by day register of abstracts of the contracts recorded at the record-office (grapheion) of Tebtynis during the four last months of the 2nd year of the Emperor Claudius. - Col. IV, abstract 1 records an acknowledgment ofB receipt of a dowry and of the parapherna, made by the husband and his parents to the wife's father, and registered on May 21, 42 A.D. (see also Verso, col. III, 8)BL VI, 80 (l. 2)After August 28, 42 A.D.Boak AERPerses; Persine; Phenamenis; Memphis; Herakleopolite nomeP.Mich.inv. 622GreekAnn ArborRecto, col. IV, abstract 1: 4top of lockers 2-4PapNoYesDue to the size of this papyrus roll, its content has been divided in the present database into several cards: one for each column of the Verso (register of contracts), one for each abstract on the Recto (collection of abstracts of contracts, or eiromenon).well... you know...Tebtynis, Polemonos meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptThe four columns of the Recto have an unusual widh of about 70 cm. - The writing is a Dsmall upright cursive, different from the Verso. (Boak)Herakleides son of Harmiysis and Heraklea, husband of Tamarres, Perses tes epigones; his father Harmiysis son of Orseus, husband and guardian of Heraklea, Perses tes epigones; his mother Heraklea daughter of Andronikos, wife of Harmiysis, Persine; Klesis son of Psosneus (see also Recto, col. IV, abstract 9); Tamarres, daughter of Klesis, wife of Herakleides son of Harmiysis; Eutychos son of Eutychos (see H.C. Youtie, ZPE 21//ŒhE [1976] p. 207-208); Soterichos son of Herodes121, Recto, col. IV, iTebtynis, Polemonos meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptRecto, col. IV, abstract 1PMich IIAdministration; Clothing; Dowry; Ethnicity; Jewels; Marriage; Personal status: Perses tes epigones; Utensils; Woman (& guardian)Collection of Abstracts of Contracts (Eiromenon)1933Large roll containing writFing on both sides; broken off at the left of the Recto1Recto; Verso: list of contracts (index of the Recto)Documentary622r_6.bmp<_600DPIFront_R1>622r_i.bmp<_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8> iAHerakleides, son of Harmiysis, about 22 yers old, with a scar on the left eyeborw, and his parents, Harmiysis, son of Orseus, about 45 years old, with a scar on the left shin, both Persians of the epigone, being mutual sureties, and the latter's wife, who is the mother of Herakleides, Heraklea, daughter of Andronikos, a Persian woman, about 40 years old, with a scar in the middle of her forehead, (acting) with Harmiysis himself as guardian, inhabitants of the village of Phenameni in the Hewife's father, and registered on May 21, 42 A.D. (see also Verso, col. III, 8)BL VI, 80 (l. 2)After August 28, 42 A.D.Boak AERPerses; Persine; Phenamenis; Memphis; Herakleopolite nomeP.Mich.inv. 622GreekAnn ArborRecto, col. IV, abstract 1: 4top of lockers 2-4PapNowell... you know...Tebtynis, Polemonos meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptThe four columns of the Recto have an unusual widh of about 70 cm. - The writing is a small upright cursive, different from the Verso. (Boak)Orseus son of Kames, husband of Thenanchious, Perses tes epigones; Thenanchious (daughter of - - -), wife of Orseus; DKomon (son of - - -), brother and guardian of Thenanchious; Herodes son of Eutychos121, Recto, col. IV, iiiTebtynis, Polemonos meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptRecto, col. IV, abstract 3PMich IIAdministration; Ethnicity; Marriage; Notary; Personal status: Perses tes epigones; Woman (& guardian)Collection of Abstracts of Contracts (Eiromenon)1933Large roll conYes0Z09AOrsenouphis son of Horouanchis, grammateus <Read: presbyteros> demosion georgon of Tebtynis (see also P.Mich. II, p. 224; V, p. 389); Apynchis son of Harmiysis, grammateus <Read: presbyteros> demosion georgon of Tebtynis; Apsemis son of Psosneus, grammateus <Read: presbyteros> demosion georgon of Tebtynis; Psenkebkis son of Sokonopis, grammateus <Read: presbyteros> demosion georgon of Tebtynis; Orsenouphis son of Orsenouphis, grammateus <Read: presbyteros> demBosion georgon of Tebtynis; Harmiysios (Harmiysis), grammateus georgon of Tebtynis; Herakles son of Aphrodisios, probatoktenotrophos; Orses (Orseus) son of Phasos, probatoktenotrophos (see also P.Mich. II, 123, recto, col. VII, l. 29-30; XII, 634?)z9Administration; Agriculture; Bank; Deposit; Lease; Notary{'Tebtynis; metropolis (Arsinoiton polis)|PHO14 x 21 cm1921, Acquired by Kelsey from Nahman in CairoKronion, son of [- - -]PHDuplicate of P.Mich. inv. 724. - Archive of Kronion son of Apion, nomographos of the grapheion of TebtynisContract by which Kronion, son of [- - -], leases to Horos, son of Horos, and his two sons, Hermas and Horos, 13 arourai located in the vicinity of Theogonis for two years; one of the two parcels has to undergo a rotation ofB cropsca. 30 A.D.(?)Browne GMTheogonis; Aigyptios; PersesP.Mich.inv. 728GreekAnn Arbor35-PapNoYesA few fibres to realign? 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Ajsh/WYWZWcWmWWWWWWNWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWshaddagricultureforbadcroptransportforhorsesYVshallWsheWshelf{WshelmerdineWshort WshortlyWshouldDW}WWWWWW WWWWWWW WWW>WEWSWWWWWWWIWWWWW-WWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWW W W W W W3G%jhormo]WWhoroshWhorsesYWhourWhouseYWWWDWhousedWhowyWWWUW}WhscpWWWWWWhthraWWhugeWhuiosWhupagoo&WhuperWhusselman WWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWW W W W W WWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWW W!W"W#W$W%W&W'W(W)W*W+W,WhuvelinW/.Œ8ADay by day register of abstracts of the contracts recorded at the record-office (grapheion) of Tebtynis during the four last months of the 2nd year of the Emperor Claudius. - Col. IV, abstract 3 records a receipt for a dowry, registered on May 21, 42 A.D. (see also Verso, col. III, 10)yOrseus son of Kames, husband of Thenanchious, Perses tes epigones; Thenanchious (daughter of - - -), wife of Orseus; Komon (son of - - -), brother and guardian of Thenanchious; Herodes son of EutychoszeAdministration; Ethnicity; Marriage; Notary; Personal status: Perses tes epigones; Woman (& guardian){Perses|PHOWOWbWWWWW|WWW.WhWiWWWWWW W W W WWWWW.W3W6W:W;W=WZWwbyWwetW|WWWWWWW?WDWEWWWWFW!W'W.W/W0W3W4W5W6W8W;W=WAWHWPWQWRWTWVWYW[W^WcWhWiWjWkWmWoWpWsWtWyWWWWWWWWWWWWWWW W WWWW$W1W2W:W=W>W?WBWDWFWMWOWPWUWWWYW\W]WcWdWjWlWoWpWsW{W}WWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWW W&W0W2W3W4W8W;W=WAWGWKWO`iandrotimosWaneichiosWaneios&Waneiossonofheras&Vanempeous=WanepolinasWanesourisiWanew}WWanglesWangryWSWaniciusWaniketosWWanillaWanimalsW*WhWiWnWanisejWankapitosWankhohWankisyWzWankleWWMWWankle-boneWankletsWankophisWannianusWannihilatedWannillaWWanniosWanniusWWGWWannonaWfW WWWW W@WWWSWWannonaeWannonaiWannounceWEWannouncedMWWpWannoy#WannoyanceW-Wannoyed&W6Wannoys7WannualWWWWWWWWW8WWannuallyW W4WGWWWWcWyWWWWkWWano8WanomaliesyWanomalyyWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWW!W6W8WZWWWWWWWWs, AO/ŒvAfter August 28, 42 A.D.w Ann Arbor8ADay by day register of abstracts of the contracts recorded at the record-office (grapheion) of Tebtynis during the four last months of the 2nd year of the Emperor Claudius. - Col. IV, abstract 4 records a (demotic) alimentary contract, registered on May 21, 42 A.D. (see also Verso, col. III, 11); this so-called alimentary contract is in reality a property settlement entered into by persons already united in marriage, fixing the sum which the husband was obliged to pay to his wife in case oBnf his divorcing her and describing the real properties which would become sureties for the payment of this sum\yOnnophris; Patynis son of Petesouchos and Soueris, husband of Tapnebtynis; Tapnebtynis (Tapeseus), daughter of Horos and Taeus, wife of Patynis; Patynis (son of - - -)zZAdministration; Dowry; House Ownership; Jewels; Marriage; Notary; Topography (Tali); Woman{Tali; Megalon Thouerion|PHuUnknown scribeom the Verso. (Boak)uUnknown scribe// ŒjA ,  1    I  W >PHArchive of Kronion son of Apion, nomographos of the grapheion of Tebtynis; see also noteDay by day register of abstracts of the contracts recorded at the record-office (grapheion) of Tebtynis during the four last months of the 2nd year of the Emperor Claudius. - Col. IV, abstract 3 records a receipt for a dowrBy, registered on May 21, 42 A.D. (see also Verso, col. III, 10)After August 28, 42 A.D.Boak AERPersesP.Mich.inv. 622GreekAnn ArborRecto, col. IV, abstract 3: 1top of lockers 2-4PapNoYesDue to the size of this papyrus roll, its content has been divided in the present database into several cards: one for each column of the Verso (register of con0/ŒjDdle of the 1 Century A.D. (based on the Michigan records.), VDI 128 (1974, fasc. 2) pp. 69-85; - Cockle Walter E.H., State Archives in Graeco-Roman Egypt from 30 B.C. to the Reign of Septimius Severus, JEA 70 (1984) pp. 106-122 - PESTMAN P.W., 'Oud papier' uit een notariskantoor in het oude Egypte ofwel Kronion, een notaris uit het begin van onze jaartelling. [Du 'vieux papier' provenant d'un bureau de notaire de l'gypte ancienne ou Kronion, un notaire du dbut de notre re.], P.H.M. GERVEvER, J.G. KUIJL, A.J.H. PLEYSIER, R.T.G. VERSTRAATEN (Edd.), Heden verschenen voor mij ... Liber Amicorum aangeboden aan prof. mr. A.L.M. Soons, gewoon hoogleraar in het Notarile Recht aan de Faculteit der Rechtsgeleerdheid van de Rijksuniversiteit Leiden ter gelegenheid van zijn emeritaat (Arnhem, 1995) pp. 119-126, 1 tabl., 1 fac-sim., 1 arbre gnal. CHECKED Scanned.  .@f abstracts of contracts, or eiromenon).well... you know...Tebtynis, Pole5OŒ8A.nhA/C/E/iA/C/jB/D.A./Œ8A/hA.C/E/iA/jB/D/A//O/O/hB/D/F/iB0jB0D/A/78@/T/hB0D0F0iB0jB0D0A/8v/9z0*hB0D0F0iB0jA0C0E0[/8A0 z5hB0(D0JF0>iA0=C0Total size of the roll: 2.39 m x 29 cm1921, Acquired by Kelsey from Nahman in CairoUnknown scribePHArchive of Kronion son of Apion, nomographos of the grapheion of Tebtynis; see also noteDay by day register of abstracts of the contracts recorded at the record-office (grapheion) of Tebtynis during the four last months of the 2nd year of the Emperor Claudius. - Col. IV, abstract 2 records a lease of two plotsB of land totalling 10 1/11 arourai, and registered on May 21, 42 A.D. (see also Verso, col. III, 9)After August 28, 42 A.D.Boak AERPerses; TebtynisP.Mich.inv. 622GreekAnn ArborRecto, col. IV, abstract 2: 4top of lockers 2-4PapNoYesDue to the size of this papyrus roll, its content has been divided in the present database into several cards: one//ŒhC for each column of the Verso (register of contracts), one for each abstract on the Recto (collection of abstracts of contracts, or eiromenon).well... you know...Tebtynis, Polemonos meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptThe four columns of the Recto have an unusual widh of about 70 cm. - The writing is a small upright cursive, different from the Verso. (Boak)Herodes son of Heraklides (see also Recto, col. IV, abstract 7); OnnophDris son of Kollouthos, Perses tes epigones; Thion121, Recto, col. IV, iiTebtynis, Polemonos meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptRecto, col. IV, abstract 2PMich IIAdministration; Ethnicity; Land ownership; Land status; Lease; Notary; Personal status: Perses tes epigonesCollection of Abstracts of Contracts (Eiromenon)1933Large roll containing writing on both sides//@ŒhE; broken off at the left of the Recto1Recto; Verso: list of contracts (index of the Recto)Documentary622r_6.bmp<_600DPIFront_R1>622r_i.bmp<_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8> i1 arourai, together with the seed which the lessee shall receive from Herodes for his seed account for the whole each year, namely, 10 artabai of wheat, shall be 110 artabai of wheat by the standard measure of the granary of Thion, as with the other tenants, and for the 2nd and final years of the lease the rental of the whole of the aforesaid arourai without seed shall be 72 drachmai in silver. And let Onnophris pay the r//ŒiAHerodes, son of Heraklides, about 35 years old, with a scar in the middle of the forehead, has leased to Onnophris, son of Kollouthos, a Persian of the epigone, about 36 years old, with a scar on the left knee, the catoecic allotment of 7 1/2 1/11 arourai which he has near Tebtynis, and from his property near the same village 2 1/2 arourai of land from which olive grove has been cut down, making a total of 10 1/11 arourai or as many as there may be, in two parcels. The annual rental of theB whole for the 1st and 3rd years of the lease of the aforesaid 10 1/11 arourai, together with the seed which the lessee shall receive from Herodes for his seed account for the whole each year, namely, 10 artabai of wheat, shall be 110 artabai of wheat by the standard measure of the granary of Thion, as with the other tenants, and for the 2nd and final years of the lease the rental of the whole of the aforesaid arourai without seed shall be 72 drachmai in silver. And let Onnophris pay the r//ŒiCental for all these years in the month Drousilleios, without any prejudice to his rights arising from the purchase of vacant plots which he has made from Herodes and his brothers. Signatory. The rest in conformity.jAdone on the orig. check height, conserv status, notes preserv Check: Nigel: possibility of adding to the note a link to the next and preceding columns or to all the records of this inv. nr. (through an automated search?). We could also make 1 general card (with general bibliography?) with links to all the others? Traianos: SH for the granary? (Agriculture? Industry?) Traianos: when these cards will be on the web, displayed as a search result, no difference will appear between them, which i>Administration; Ethnicity; Land ownership; Land status; Lease; Notary; Personal status: Perses tes epigonesCollection of Abstracts of Contracts (Eiromenon)1933Large roll containing writing on both sides0},jDm en anglais: Land Leases in Southern Fayum in the Middle of the 1 Century A.D. (based on the Michigan records.), VDI 128 (1974, fasc. 2) pp. 69-85; - Cockle Walter E.H., State Archives in Graeco-Roman Egypt from 30 B.C. to the Reign of Septimius Severus, JEA 70 (1984) pp. 106-122 - PESTMAN P.W., 'Oud papier' uit een notariskantoor in het oude Egypte ofwel Kronion, een notaris uit het begin van onze jaartelling. [Du 'vieux papier' provenant d'un bureau de notaire de l'gypte ancienne ou KEronion, un notaire du dbut de notre re.], P.H.M. GERVER, J.G. KUIJL, A.J.H. PLEYSIER, R.T.G. VERSTRAATEN (Edd.), Heden verschenen voor mij ... Liber Amicorum aangeboden aan prof. mr. A.L.M. Soons, gewoon hoogleraar in het Notarile Recht aan de Faculteit der Rechtsgeleerdheid van de Rijksuniversiteit Leiden ter gelegenheid van zijn emeritaat (Arnhem, 1995) pp. 119-126, 1 tabl., 1 fac-sim., 1 arbre gnal. CHECKED Scanned.  e@ n. e. (Po Miciganskim registram.) Avec un rsu/.ŒjBs a problem. Ask Nigel? Traianos: should I add the bibliography concerning the grapheion, as: - R.H. Pierce, Grapheion, Catalogue, and Library in Roman Egypt, SymbOslo 43 (1968) pp. 68-83; - Hobson Deborah W., The Role of Women in the Economic Life of Roman Egypt: A Case Study from First Century Tebtunis, EchCl 28 = N.S., 3 (1984) pp. 373-390; - Montevecchi Orsolina, La crisi economica sotto Claudio e Nerone: Nuove testimonianze, Neronia III. Actes du IIIe Colloque International de la SociCt Internationale d'tudes Nroniennes. Varenna, juin 1982 = Atti CERDAC. 12 = N.S., 2 (1982-1983 [1987])pp. 139-148; - JENKINS Fred W., New Texts from the Tebtunis Grapheion Archive, BASP 29 (1992) pp. 31-40; - E. Husselman, Procedures of the Record Office of Tebtunis in the First Century A.D., Proceedings of the Twelfth International Congress of Papyrology (Toronto, 1970) pp. 223-238; - Kovel'man A.B., Arenda v Juznom Fajume v seredine i v. n. e. (Po Miciganskim registram.) Avec un rsu//DhCYale 67 of 31 A.D.; 2nd and 3rd hands in an awkward, angular style. (Browne)Kronion son of [- - -]; Saturninus (see P.Mich. XII, p. 23); Aphrodisios son of Herodes; Horos son of Horos, Perses tes epigones; Hermas son of Horos grandson of Horos, Perses tes epigones; Horos son of Horos grandson of Horos, Perses tes epigones5-9Tebtynis, Polemonos meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptBrowne GM633 (second copy)PMicDh XII1975SB X 10535BASP 6Agriculture; Ethnicity; Illiteracy; Irrigation; Land Ownership; Lease; Personal status: Perses tes epigonesLease of Land1969broken off at the top; badly frayed at the top and bottom; damaged along several folds1Recto; Verso is blankDocumentary728r.bmp<_pmichiiVVVVVVVVVVV V V V V VVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVV V!V"V#V$V%V&V'V(V)V*V+V,V-V.V/V0V1V2V3V4V6Vpmichiii`VgVVVVVVVVVVV!0121rectocolii V121rectocoliiiV121rectocoliiiiV121rectocoliivV121rectocoliixV121rectocolivV121rectocoliviV121rectocoliviiV121rectocoliviiiV121rectocolixV121rectocolixiV121rectocolixiiV121rectocolixiiiV121rectocolixivV121rectocoliiiV121rectocoliiiiiV121rectocoliiivVcoliiivVVcoliiivVVoliiivVVcoliiivVVocoliiivVVcoliiivVVcoliiivVVoliiivVVcoliiivVVcoliiivVV121rectocoliivV121rectocoliiviV121rectocoliiviiV121rectocoliiviiiV121versocoliiV121versocoliiiV121versocolivV121versocolixV121versocolvV121versocolviV121versocolviiV121versocolviiiV121versocolxV121versocolxiV121versocolxiiV8%)}‰vhEw2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>/iA(Recto) [- - -] the cession (drawn up) by you of thirteen and a half arourai, seven and a half arourai in the neighborhood of Tebtynis and six arourai in the neighborhood of Herakleides's Farmstead, since I, Herodes, also called Herakleides, received from the same Herakleides the whole price of the same thirteen and a half arourai, in full, at once, from hand to hand, out of the house, at the same time that the cession took place, in the twenty-third year of Tiberius Caesar Augustus, sinction, which he had lost (see also P.Mich. V, 353, of 48 A.D.)Oct. 2, 37 A.D.Shelton JCTebtynis; Herakleidou epoikionP.Mich.inv. 648GreekAnn ArborRecto - 19; Verso - 1-PapNoYescheck top left?probab1S/3cursivecapitalswithrusticcapitalsofalargersizeused VcursiveveryirregularhandVcursivewithmanyabbreviations VcursivesW'WWWcurvedWcurvesWcurving&WcustomsWWdDWEWWWiWWWWWdacianWdateWdealWWdecidedlyWdecoratedWdecorationWdecorativeKWdecussisWdefinitelyXWdegenerateaWdeletion7WWdeliberateWdeltaWdescendingiWdetachedWWdevelopedWWWdiacritcalWdiacriticPWdiacriticalWWFWdiaeresisWWFWdiagonalOWdictationMWXWdifferenceWdifferent{WWWW WWBWFWKWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWW2v3cursivecapitalswithrusticcapitalsofalargersizeused@/different/dikola@.Searly@0D0njk publishedl&H.C. Youtie, ZPE 21 (1976) p. 207-208.p2/3/98s2743AP.Mich.inv. 622BRecto, col. IV, abstract 11CPapDXArchive of Kronion son of Apion, nomographos of the grapheion of Tebtynis; see also noteEBoak AERFPMich IIG121, Recto, col. IV, xiH1933UNoVtop of lockers 2-4WYesX-1921, Acquired by Kelsey from Nahman in Cairo[0Collection of Abstracts of Contracts (Eiromenon)\&Total size of the roll: 2.39 m x 29 cm]well... you know...ADue to the size of this papyrus roll, its content has been divided in the present database into several cards: one for each column of the Verso (register of contracts), one for each abstract on the Recto (collection of abstracts of contracts, or eiromenon).nWEWHWMWUWZW_WwithapublicofficialofthecityVVwithascarunderacknowledgetoharmassonofptolemaiosthVwithbarley13011/16arouraiVwithgoodhopesVwithlentils271/4arouraiVwithdrawW8W.oADimeqW_W|WWWWWWW&W9W:WVWR[OkithionWthirdMWWWWFWHWyW{WW{WWMWWWWJWjWWfWgW'WQW]WWWWWWWW3W4W7W9W<W=WFWGWJWMWRWpWwWzWWWWWWWWWWLWmWnWW$W8W?W@WLWWWWWgWhWiWWWWWW&W8Wthird-share WWWthirds`WMWthirteenWDWEW<WWHW7WMWWWvWWWWWWWgWthirteenthCW]WWWWWWWWWW8WaW}WthirteenthsVthirtiethWWWWWWWVWZW%WthirtyWWWW=W@WIWoWWWWSWzWWWWW?WW-WXWthirty-and-one-halfWthirty-eight=Wthirty-eighthWthirty-fiveCWWWWWW@WIWWXWthirty-fourWthirty-nineVWthirty-ninth]Wthirty-onenW/" jwhenWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWW W!W"W#W$W%W&W'W(W)W*W+W,W-W.WwhentrajanWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWW3/3jwereWOWWwestWIWwetterenWwhatW]WWWWSWGWWWWWdWWWWWWWWWwhat's{WWwhateverEWwhen{W WWWWDWUWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWW W W W W W0Y1}R8ARecto, col. II-XXII presents a financial register (anagraphe) of all the documents drawn up day by day in the record-office (grapheion) of Tebtynis during the 6th year of the Emperor Claudius; the writing fee (grammatikon) charged for the preparation of each document is indicated, and periodic summaries of the income and disbursements of the record office are given (See also the accounts of expenditures made by the grapheion official contained in Recto, col. I, and Verso, col. I-XII). - ReBLcto, col. III records the documents drawn up between Sept. 20(?)-28, 45 A.D.:9ne for each column.nTotal size of the roll: 2.39 m x 29 cm1921, Acquired by Kelsey from Nahman in CairoUnknown scribePHArchive of Kronion son of Apion, nomographos of the grapheion of Tebtynis; see also noteDay by day register of abstracts of the contracts recorded at the record-office (grapheion) of Tebtynis during the four last months of the 2nd year of the Emperor Claudius. - Col. IV, abstract 4 records a (demotic) alimenta of - - -)zZAdministration; Dowry; House Ownership; Jewels; Marriage; Notary; Topography (Tali); Woman{Tali; Megalon Thouerion|PHuUnknown scribeom the Verso. (Boak)uUnknown scribe/0LT 622r_7.bmpX 622r_i.bmpX 622r_j.bmpX 622r_k.bmpX 622r_l.bmpX 622r_m.bmphATotal size of the roll: 2.39 m x 29 cm1921, Acquired by Kelsey from Nahman in CairoUnknown scribePHArchive of Kronion son of Apion, nomographos of the grapheion of Tebtynis; see also noteDay by day register of abstracts of the contracts recorded at the record-office (grapheion) of Tebtynis during the four last months of the 2nd year of the Emperor Claudius. - Col. IV, abstract 5 records a lease of 23 arouraeus, grammateus georgonzkAdministration; Ethnicity; Land Ownership; Land Status; Lease; Notary; Personal status: Perses tes epigones{Perses; Kerkesephis; Tebtynis|PHO2Recto (written across the fibres) and VersoDocumentary3194r.bmp3194v.bmp<_600DPIFront_R1>3194r_a.bmp<_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIDjBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>4i(Recto) Hermaphilos to Eukkles greeting. Buy the lead about which you write and use it for the coppers of the bath, likewise for those of the boiling-house. (Verso) To Eukles. (Docket of dispatch) About lead.j*done on the orig.; conservation10; scannedk publishedp12/15/97‡AAP.Mich.inv. 3193BRecto and VersoCPapD Zenon archiveEEdgar CCFPMich IG43H1931UNoV-+A;theogonispolemonosmerisYVtheogonispolemonosmerisalexandreinosVtheogonistalitaleilegomenearabakiosepaulisleontiskoulVtheogonitesWtheogonitestalitaleiarsinoitonpolisVtheonjWtheouWtheoxenisaWWtheoxeniskerkeusiriskerkeosirisalexandrounesosVtheoxenistheadelpheiatheadelphiaaVthesmophoriou&WthmoWthmoperoperoeVthmoinepsiXWthmoinepsipolisherakleopolisXVthmonachtheWthmonechtheOWthoereionjWtholthisjWthomasWthouerionWthraixcWthraso΂thraxcWthudamasWthygonisWthygonistheogonisphremiphremeiamphodonarsinoitonpolisVthylaxrWtillonosWtkainpaoWtkanabisCWtkienGWIWtmonechtheOWsWtristomites tristomosW(WtristomouW(Wtyre#Wunknown Wunknownnomeherakleopoliteunknownmetropolissch---issche VunnamedWunnamednesosVversionWWW-2/wDyKronion son of [- - -]; Saturninus (see P.Mich. 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IV, abstract 1 records an acknowledgment of receipt of a dowry and of the parapherna, made by the husband and his parents to the wife's father, and registered on May 21, 42 A.D. (see also Verso, col. III, 8)9AHerakleides son of Harmiysis and Heraklea, husband of Tamarres, Perses tes epigones; his father Harmiysis son of Orseus, husband and guardian of Heraklea, Perses tes epigones; his mother Heraklea daughter of Andronikos, wife of Harmiysis, Persine; Klesis son of Psosneus (see also Recto, col. IV, abstract 9); Tamarres, daughter of Klesis, wife of Herakleides son of Harmiysis; Eutychos son of Eutychos (see H.C. Youtie, ZPE 21 [1976] p. 207-208); Soterichos son of Herodesa sotto Claudio e Nerone: Nuove testimonianze, Neronia III. Actes du IIIe Colloque International de la Soci00 [0Collection of Abstracts of Contracts (Eiromenon)\&Total size of the roll: 2.39 m x 29 cm]well... you know...ADue to the size of this papyrus roll, its content has been divided in the present database into several cards: one for each column of the Verso (register of contracts), one for each abstract on the Recto (collection of abstracts of contracts, or eiromenon).n1Recto; Verso: list of contracts (index of the Recto)Documentary622r_6.bmp<_600DPIFront_R1>622r_i.bmp<_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIFWBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8> iSTRAATEN (Edd.), Heden verschenen voor mij ... Liber Amicorum aangeboden aan prof. mr. A.L.M. Soons, gewoon hoogleraar in het Notarile Recht aan de Faculteit der Rechtsgeleerdheid van de Rijksuniversiteit Leiden ter gelegenheid van zijn emeritaat (Arnhem, 1995) pp. 119-126, 1 tabl., 1 fac-sim., 1 arbre gnal. CHECKED [@(Eiromenon)1933Large roll con/7 ŒjA    }      four last months of the 2nd year of the Emperor Claudius. - Col. IV, abstract 4 records a (demotic) alimentary contract, registered on May 21, 42 A.D. (see also Verso, col. III, 11); this so-called alimentary contract is in reality a property settlement entered into by persons already united in marriage, fixing the sum which the husband was obliged to pay to his wife in case oBnf his divorcing her and describing the real properties which would become sureties for the payment of this sum\yOnnophris; Patynis son of Petesouchos and Soueris, husband of Tapnebtynis; Tapnebtynis (Tapeseus), daughter of Horos and Taeus, wife of Patynis; Patynis (son of - - -)zZAdministration; Dowry; House Ownership; Jewels; Marriage; Notary; Topography (Tali); Woman{Tali; Megalon Thouerion|PHuUnknown scribeom the Verso. (Boak)uUnknown scribeO/8A.Day by day register of abstracts of the contracts recorded at the record-office (grapheion) of Tebtynis during the four last months of the 2nd year of the Emperor Claudius. - Col. IV, abstract 5 records a lease of 23 arourai of pasture land, registered on May 21, 42 A.D. (see also Verso, col. III, 12).9AOrsenouphis son of Horouanchis, Perses tes epigones (see also P.Mich. II, p. 224; V, p. 389); Pallaus son of Horouanchis, Perses tes epigones (see also Recto, col. III, abstract 2; col. IV, abstract 11); Orseus son of Orseus(?); Harmiysios (Harmiysis) son of Orseus, grammateus georgonzkAdministration; Ethnicity; Land Ownership; Land Status; Lease; Notary; Personal status: Perses tes epigones{Perses; Kerkesephis; Tebtynis|PHOAfter August 28, 42 A.D.Boak AERTali; Megalon ThouerionP.MicCh.inv. 622GreekAnn ArborRecto, col. IV, abstract 4: 2top of lockers 2-4PapNoYesDue to the size of this papyrus roll, its content has been divided in the present database into several cards: one for each column of the Verso (register of contracts), one for each abstract on the Recto (collection of abstracts of contracts, or eiromenon).well... you know...Tebtynis, Pole//ŒhDmonos meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptThe four columns of the Recto have an unusual widh of about 70 cm. - The writing is a small upright cursive, different from the Verso. (Boak)Onnophris; Patynis son of Petesouchos and Soueris, husband of Tapnebtynis; Tapnebtynis (Tapeseus), daughter of Horos and Taeus, wife of Patynis; Patynis (son of - - -)100-109Tebtynis, Polemonos meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptBoEak AER121, Recto, col. IV, ivPMich II1933SB III 7260, col. IVdRecto, col. IV, abstract 4JEA 12Administration; Dowry; House Ownership; Jewels; Marriage; Notary; Topography (Tali); WomanCollection of Abstracts of Contracts (Eiromenon)1926Large roll containing writing on both sides; broken off at the left of the Recto1Recto;/0ŒhF Verso: list of contracts (index of the Recto)Documentary622r_6.bmp<_600DPIFront_R1>622r_i.bmp<_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8> iAAn alimentary contract for money of the value of 11 pieces of gold and the contract of surrender and preliminary sale, concerning the half-share belonging to me of a house helf jointly and undivided in Tali, in the so-called Great Thoerion. And the dowry is 60 drachmai in silver, and as parapherna an armlet of silver of a weight of 4 drachmai of uncoined metal. And Onnophris shares equally, and with equal right, with the children, whom we may have by one another, in the aforesaid half-shari/0gŒiB_e of a house. Which contract Patynis, son of Petesouchos, his mother being Soueris, about 56 years old, with a scar on the left cheek, makes with Tapnebtynis, daughter of Horos, her mother being Taeus, about 50 years old, with a scar on the right forearm. Signatory: Patynis, about 60 years old, with a scar on the left instep. The rest in conformity.MjAdone on the orig. check height, conserv status, notes preserv Check: Nigel: possibility of adding to the note a link to the next and preceding columns or to all the records of this inv. nr. (through an automated search?). We could also make 1 general card (with general bibliography?) with links to all the others? Traianos: when these cards will be on the web, displayed as a search result, no difference will appear between them, which is a problem. Ask Nigel? Traianos: should I add the bibl And Onnophris shares equally, and with equal right, with the children, whom we may have by one another, in the aforesaid half-shar0/ŒjBiography concerning the grapheion, as: - R.H. Pierce, Grapheion, Catalogue, and Library in Roman Egypt, SymbOslo 43 (1968) pp. 68-83; - Hobson Deborah W., The Role of Women in the Economic Life of Roman Egypt: A Case Study from First Century Tebtunis, EchCl 28 = N.S., 3 (1984) pp. 373-390; - Montevecchi Orsolina, La crisi economica sotto Claudio e Nerone: Nuove testimonianze, Neronia III. Actes du IIIe Colloque International de la Socit Internationale d'tudes Nroniennes. Varenna, juin C1982 = Atti CERDAC. 12 = N.S., 2 (1982-1983 [1987])pp. 139-148; - JENKINS Fred W., New Texts from the Tebtunis Grapheion Archive, BASP 29 (1992) pp. 31-40; - E. Husselman, Procedures of the Record Office of Tebtunis in the First Century A.D., Proceedings of the Twelfth International Congress of Papyrology (Toronto, 1970) pp. 223-238; - Kovel'man A.B., Arenda v Juznom Fajume v seredine i v. n. e. (Po Miciganskim registram.) Avec un rsum en anglais: Land Leases in Southern Fayum in the Mid0/jEronion, un notaire du dbut de notre re.], P.H.M. GERVER, J.G. KUIJL, A.J.H. PLEYSIER, R.T.G. VERSTRAATEN (Edd.), Heden verschenen voor mij ... Liber Amicorum aangeboden aan prof. mr. A.L.M. Soons, gewoon hoogleraar in het Notarile Recht aan de Faculteit der Rechtsgeleerdheid van de Rijksuniversiteit Leiden ter gelegenheid van zijn emeritaat (Arnhem, 1995) pp. 119-126, 1 tabl., 1 fac-sim., 1 arbre gnal. CHECKED Scanned.  e@A ,  1    I  W k publishedp2/3/98s2750AP.Mich.inv. 622BRecto, col. IV, abstract 7CPapDXArchive of Kronion son of Apion, nomographos of the grapheion of Tebtynis; see also noteEBoak AERFPMich IIG121, Recto, col. IV, viiH1933K8BL III, 107 (l. 4); BL VI, 80 (l. 4); BLVII , 107 (l. 3)UNoVtop of lockers 2-4WYesX-1921, Acquired by Kelsey from Nahman in CairouUnknown scribecienne ou K0/jDm en anglais: Land Leases in Southern Fayum in the Middle of the 1 Century A.D. (based on the Michigan records.), VDI 128 (1974, fasc. 2) pp. 69-85; - Cockle Walter E.H., State Archives in Graeco-Roman Egypt from 30 B.C. to the Reign of Septimius Severus, JEA 70 (1984) pp. 106-122 - PESTMAN P.W., 'Oud papier' uit een notariskantoor in het oude Egypte ofwel Kronion, een notaris uit het begin van onze jaartelling. [Du 'vieux papier' provenant d'un bureau de notaire de l'gypte ancienne ou KEronion, un notaire du dbut de notre re.], P.H.M. GERVER, J.G. KUIJL, A.J.H. PLEYSIER, R.T.G. VERSTRAATEN (Edd.), Heden verschenen voor mij ... Liber Amicorum aangeboden aan prof. mr. A.L.M. Soons, gewoon hoogleraar in het Notarile Recht aan de Faculteit der Rechtsgeleerdheid van de Rijksuniversiteit Leiden ter gelegenheid van zijn emeritaat (Arnhem, 1995) pp. 119-126, 1 tabl., 1 fac-sim., 1 arbre gnal. 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IV, abstract 7 records an acknowledgment of receipt of a deposit of 700 drachmai, placed by a woman at the disposal to her husband; this debt is said to be distinct and separate from his obligations toward her arising from an alimentary contract drawn up between them 20 years previously, probably at the time of tBmheir marriage; the acknowledgment of receipt was registered on May 22, 42 A.D. (see also Verso, col. III, 14)[9A/Herodes son of Heraklides, husband of Apias, Perses tes epigones; Apias daughter of Sokrates, wife of Herodes; Ptol(--) son of Petesouchos (grandson of Sokrates?), nephew and guardian of Apias; Tiberius, former Emperor; Patynis, tekton <or: son of Tekton> (former owner); Heraklous, paidiske doule/an in Cairo[0Collection of Abstracts of Contracts (Eiromenon)7\8washed WWwasteWwaterWWwattledWwaxDWEWWWGWwaxedWway2WWZWwaybillWWweaver3WSWWWWGWwWweaver'sWweaversWweaving3WQWoWweirWwelfare.WwellDW`WWWWWWWW<WFW\WoWWWWWWWWwell-knownWwell-writtenWWFWwentOWwereVW`WaWWW%WQWTWWW5W=WqWtWWWWWWWoWWWWWWW[WkW~WWWWW W!W"W#W$W%W&W'W(W)W00iBthe same village pasture land of a catoecic allotment belonging to Orsenouphis. This lease of the aforesaid (lands) with the temple land is for 23 arourai in all; the 12 arourai for sowing with aracus, and the rest, 11 arourai, for sowing with hay, all for the pasturage of sheep. And they have received the rental and guarantee the lease. Signatory: Harmiysios, son of Orseus, secretary of the cultivators, about 51 years old, with a scar on the right forearm. The rest in conformity.jAdone on the orig. check height, conserv status, notes preserv Check: Nigel: possibility of adding to the note a link to the next and preceding columns or to all the records of this inv. nr. (through an automated search?). We could also make 1 general card (with general bibliography?) with links to all the others? Traianos: SH for the granary? (Agriculture? Industry?) Traianos: when these cards will be on the web, displayed as a search result, no difference will appear between them, which i00jBs a problem. Ask Nigel? Traianos: should I add the bibliography concerning the grapheion, as: - R.H. Pierce, Grapheion, Catalogue, and Library in Roman Egypt, SymbOslo 43 (1968) pp. 68-83; - Hobson Deborah W., The Role of Women in the Economic Life of Roman Egypt: A Case Study from First Century Tebtunis, EchCl 28 = N.S., 3 (1984) pp. 373-390; - Montevecchi Orsolina, La crisi economica sotto Claudio e Nerone: Nuove testimonianze, Neronia III. Actes du IIIe Colloque International de la SociCt Internationale d'tudes Nroniennes. Varenna, juin 1982 = Atti CERDAC. 12 = N.S., 2 (1982-1983 [1987])pp. 139-148; - JENKINS Fred W., New Texts from the Tebtunis Grapheion Archive, BASP 29 (1992) pp. 31-40; - E. Husselman, Procedures of the Record Office of Tebtunis in the First Century A.D., Proceedings of the Twelfth International Congress of Papyrology (Toronto, 1970) pp. 223-238; - Kovel'man A.B., Arenda v Juznom Fajume v seredine i v. n. e. (Po Miciganskim registram.) Avec un rsu00hF<_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8> iAOrsenouphis, about 55 years old, with a scar on the calf of the right leg, and Pallaus, about 50 years old, with a scar on the right eye-brow, both sons of Horouanchis, Persians of the epigone, have leased to Orseus son of Orseus(?), about 29 years old, with a scar on the right temple, the allotment of 12 arourai which they have at Kerkesephis, of which 10 arourai belong to Orsenouphis and the remaining 2 arourai to Pallaus alone; and at Tebtynis likewise 11 arourai of temple land; and in general bibliography?) with links to all the others? Traianos: SH for the granary? (Agriculture? Industry?) Traianos: when these cards will be on the web, displayed as a search result, no difference will appear between them, which i00hDs epigones (see also P.Mich. II, p. 224; V, p. 389); Pallaus son of Horouanchis, Perses tes epigones (see also Recto, col. III, abstract 2; col. IV, abstract 11); Orseus son of Orseus(?); Harmiysios (Harmiysis) son of Orseus, grammateus georgon121, Recto, col. IV, vTebtynis, Polemonos meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptRecto, col. IV, abstract 5PMich IIAdministration; Ethnicity; Land Ownership; Land Status; LeaEse; Notary; Personal status: Perses tes epigonesCollection of Abstracts of Contracts (Eiromenon)1933Large roll containing writing on both sides; broken off at the left of the Recto1Recto; Verso: list of contracts (index of the Recto)Documentary622r_6.bmp<_600DPIFront_R1>622r_i.bmp<_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3>/0hBi of pasture land, registered on May 21, 42 A.D. (see also Verso, col. III, 12)BL VII, 107 (l. 1; 2)After August 28, 42 A.D.Boak AERPerses; Kerkesephis; TebtynisP.Mich.inv. 622GreekAnn ArborRecto, col. IV, abstract 5: 3top of lockers 2-4PapNoYesDue to the size of this papyrus roll, its content has been divided in the present daCtabase into several cards: one for each column of the Verso (register of contracts), one for each abstract on the Recto (collection of abstracts of contracts, or eiromenon).well... you know...Tebtynis, Polemonos meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptThe four columns of the Recto have an unusual widh of about 70 cm. - The writing is a small upright cursive, different from the Verso. (Boak)Orsenouphis son of Horouanchis, Perses teKF ‰iB    c  p            u                \  c C<  C w   C  L       C  K o  z 0/8}ŒiAOn the 24th. Alimentary contract for money of the value of 21 pieces of gold and the contract of surrender and preliminary sale, concerning the whole house which belongs to me and the court and the plot of ground in Tebtynis in one parcel formerly belonging to Orsenouphis, son of Horouanchis, and concerning the shares which came to me from my father of another house and court likewise in Tebtynis, and concerning whatever property I may acquire from the present time, allotments and vineyardBs and groves and building sites and cattle of all sorts and slaves and movables and household furnishings and all that is owing to me in any way whatsoever, or may come to me from any source whatsoever. And the dowry given is 300 silver drachmai, and as parapherna without valuation a gold ear-ring of 3 1/2 quarters and a golden lunette of 2 quarters and silver armlets of a weight of 12 drachmai of uncoined metal and a bronze bowl and women's utensils of tin of a weight of 5 minai. And concypt00hFlist of contracts (index of the Recto)Documentary622r_6.bmp<_600DPIFront_R1>622r_w.bmp<_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8> iAPetheus, son of Petheus, a weaver, a Persian of the epigone, about 35 years old, with a scar on the right eyebrow, president and secretary of the weavers of the village of Kerkesoucha Orous in the division of Polemon for the current year, acknowledges to Papontos, son of Herak(l--), about 36 years old, with a scar in the middle of the forehead, and Harpa . . ., son of Papontos, about 35 years old, with a scar on the left eyebrow, and Ptollis(?), son of Ptollis, about 30 years old, with a sst of090PPPLarge roll containing writing on both sides; broken off at the left of the RectoQ1R4Recto; Verso: list of contracts (index of the Recto)S DocumentaryT 622r_6.bmpT 622r_7.bmpX 622r_w.bmpX 622r_x.bmpX 622r_y.bmpX 622r_z.bmphATotal size of the roll: 2.39 m x 29 cm1921, Acquired by Kelsey from Nahman in CairoUnknown scribePHArchive of Kronion son of Apion, nomographos of the grapheion of Tebtynis; see also noteDay by day register of abstracts of the contracts recorded at the record-office (grapheion) of Tebtynis during the four last months of the 2nd year of the Emperor Claudius. - Col. IV, abstract 8 records a contract of serviceveral cards: one for each column of the Verso (register of contracts), one for each abstract on the Recto (collection of abstracts of contracts, or eiromenon).nW?WIWJWLWWWXWYWeWfW~WWWWWWWWWWWWOWTWVW\WcWgWhW2W3W4W6W7W8W9W:WW03iorseousWorsepaiesisWorsepaiesis>thecalfofthorseousWorsepaiesisWorsepaiesis>is>1T-Ajheight WWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWW00hD>The four columns of the Recto have an unusual widh of about 70 cm. - The writing is a small upright cursive, different from the Verso. (Boak)Petheus son of Petheus, gerdios, Perses tes epigones, prostates (and) hegoumenos grammateus gerdion of Kerkesoucha Orous; Papontos son of Herak(l--), gerdios; Harpa . . . son of Papontos, gerdios; Ptollis(?) son of Ptollis, gerdios; Papontos son of Papontos; Ptollis, son of Herak(l--); Alkimos121, Recto, col. IV,E viTebtynis, Polemonos meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptRecto, col. IV, abstract 6PMich IIAdministration; Ethnicity; Feeding; Guild; Industry; Notary; Personal status: Perses tes epigones; ProfessionCollection of Abstracts of Contracts (Eiromenon)1933Large roll containing writing on both sides; broken off at the left of the Recto1Recto; Verso: 0*0hBpresident and secretary of the corporation of the weavers of Kerkesoucha Orous to pay the sum of 92 drachmai to five other members of the association as a charge for beer furnished or to be furnished by them to the members of the corporation; this agreement was registered on May 21, 42 A.D. (see also Verso, col. III, 13)After August 28, 42 A.D.Boak AERKerkesoucha Orous, Polemonos merisP.Mich.inv. 622GreekAnn ArboCrRecto, col. IV, abstract 6: 3top of lockers 2-4PapNoYesDue to the size of this papyrus roll, its content has been divided in the present database into several cards: one for each column of the Verso (register of contracts), one for each abstract on the Recto (collection of abstracts of contracts, or eiromenon).well... you know...Tebtynis, Polemonos meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptRecto, col. IV, abstract 6PMich IIAdministration; Ethnicity; Feeding; Guild; Industry; Notary; Personal status: Perses tes epigones; ProfessionCollection of Abstracts of Contracts (Eiromenon)1933Large roll containing writing on both sides; broken off at the left of the Recto1Recto; Verso: 00jCt Internationale d'tudes Nroniennes. Varenna, juin 1982 = Atti CERDAC. 12 = N.S., 2 (1982-1983 [1987])pp. 139-148; - JENKINS Fred W., New Texts from the Tebtunis Grapheion Archive, BASP 29 (1992) pp. 31-40; - E. Husselman, Procedures of the Record Office of Tebtunis in the First Century A.D., Proceedings of the Twelfth International Congress of Papyrology (Toronto, 1970) pp. 223-238; - Kovel'man A.B., Arenda v Juznom Fajume v seredine i v. n. e. (Po Miciganskim registram.) Avec un rsuDm en anglais: Land Leases in Southern Fayum in the Middle of the 1 Century A.D. (based on the Michigan records.), VDI 128 (1974, fasc. 2) pp. 69-85; - Cockle Walter E.H., State Archives in Graeco-Roman Egypt from 30 B.C. to the Reign of Septimius Severus, JEA 70 (1984) pp. 106-122 - PESTMAN P.W., 'Oud papier' uit een notariskantoor in het oude Egypte ofwel Kronion, een notaris uit het begin van onze jaartelling. [Du 'vieux papier' provenant d'un bureau de notaire de l'gypte ancienne ou K+N‚xOfficial extract of the register of the epikriseis, certifying that Gaius Iulius Niger has been accepted as an Antinoite ephebe when he reached 14 years.9AMarcus Aurelius & Lucius Verus, former Emperors; Gaius Iulius Longinus, son of Gaius Iulius Niger and Ptolemais, Oseirantinoeios (Osirantinoeios) (see P. Mich. VI, 422 introd.; Eos 49 [1957/1958] 155-164); Gaius Valerius Serenus, Nerouianios alias Hestiaieus; Gaius Iulius Priscus, Pauleinios alias Isideios; Lucius Akulios (Aquilius) Ptolemaios, Oseirantinoeios (Osirantinoeios) alias Kleitorios; Lucceius Ofellianus, epistrategos (of the Heptanomia); Ammonios, bouleutes, bibliophylax poleoszrAdministration (archive); Greek city; Personal status: (Roman &) Antinoite citizen; Population control (Epikrisis){tpolis (= Antinooupolis); Oseirantinoeios (Osirantinoeios); Nerouianios; Hestiaieus; Pauleinios; Isideios; Kleitorios|PHO Antinooupolis, province of EgyptPcompleteQ1RRecto; Verso is S.B. XIV, 11476S Documentary la.O.<`ŒyPakebkis, son of Orseus, Perses tes epigones; Orseus son of Orseus; Psechomesis (see Geographica); Harmeysios (Harmiysis) son of Orseusz[Administration; Agriculture; Ethnicity; Lease; Notary; Personal status: Perses tes epigones{2Perses; Tebtynis; Psechomesis lego(menai arourai?)|PHOWVW^WchildgWSWWWWchildhoodWchildless>WchildrenWW}W4WaWfWhW{WWWWWWWWW4WWWWOWchirographWWchirographinwhichaureliuspaulosagreestosurrendercertVchirographinwhichvaleriusaliasheronacknowledgesthathVchirographs9Wchoice WWchomatikonWaWchomatontW_WchortouWW*WchosenPWchrates=WpWWZWchrematistaiPWchrestosWchrestusSWchristianWWWWOWPWchristians`WaWchristodorosxWchristophoroshorosZWclassWclaudianusSWclaudianus'sSWclaudius WWWWWWWW<WLWW4j30W WWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWW W W W W WWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWW W!W"W#W$W%W&W'W(W)W*W+W,W301WWW1-40 WWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWW W W W W WWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWW W!W"W#W$W%W&W'W(W,3WjtwoWWWvWwWWW"WW.WtypeWtypesWtypewrittenWWWuebel;W=WWuebleSWugly`WVWuionWuit WWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWW W W W W WWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWW W!W"W#W$W%W&W'W(W)W*W+W,WuithoornWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWW W W W W WWWWWWWWWWWWWWW,3jcolWWWWWWWFWW-WKWcWWtWcollcWcollectionWWcolloque WWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWW W W W W WWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWW W!W"W#W$W%W&W'W(W)W*W+W,WcolsWcolumbiaBWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWW W W W W WWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWW W!W"W#W$W//uŒjAdone on the orig. check height, conserv status, notes preserv Check: Nigel: possibility of adding to the note a link to the next and preceding columns or to all the records of this inv. nr. (through an automated search?). We could also make 1 general card (with general bibliography?) with links to all the others? Traianos: SH for the granary? (Agriculture? Industry?) Traianos: when these cards will be on the web, displayed as a search result, no difference will appear between them, which iBs a problem. Ask Nigel? Traianos: should I add the bibliography concerning the grapheion, as: - R.H. Pierce, Grapheion, Catalogue, and Library in Roman Egypt, SymbOslo 43 (1968) pp. 68-83; - Hobson Deborah W., The Role of Women in the Economic Life of Roman Egypt: A Case Study from First Century Tebtunis, EchCl 28 = N.S., 3 (1984) pp. 373-390; - Montevecchi Orsolina, La crisi economica sotto Claudio e Nerone: Nuove testimonianze, Neronia III. Actes du IIIe Colloque International de la Soci/x/|Œ\&Total size of the roll: 2.39 m x 29 cm]well... you know...ADue to the size of this papyrus roll, its content has been divided in the present database into several cards: one for each column of the Verso (register of contracts), one for each abstract on the Recto (collection of abstracts of contracts, or eiromenon).nBL III, 107 (l. 4); BL VI, 80 (l. 4); BLVII , 107 (l. 3)After August 28, 42 A.D.Boak AERPerses; TebtynisP.Mich.inv. 622GreekAnn ArborRecto, col. IV, abstract 7: 4top of lockers 2-4PapNoYesDue to the size of this papyrus roll, its content has been divided in the present database into several cards: one for each column of the Verso (register of contracts), one for each abstract on the Recto (collection of abstracts of contracts, or eiromenon0809jk publishedlS.G. Kapsomenakis, Voruntersuchungen zu einer Grammatik der Papyri = Muenchener Beitraege 28 (1938) p. 56; G. Haege, Ehegueterrechtliche Verhaeltnisse (Koeln, 1968), p. 251, n. 9; H.C. Youtie, ZPE 19 (1975) p. 286-287.p2/3/98s2751AP.Mich.inv. 622BRecto, col. IV, abstract 8CPapDXArchive of Kronion son of Apion, nomographos of the grapheion of Tebtynis; see also noteEBoak AERFPMich IIG121, Recto, col. IV, viiiH1933UNoVtop of lockers 2-4WYesX-1921, Acquired by Kelsey from Nahman in Cairo[0Collection of Abstracts of Contracts (Eiromenon)\&Total size of the roll: 2.39 m x 29 cm]well... you know...ADue to the size of this papyrus roll, its content has been divided in the present database into several cards: one for each column of the Verso (register of contracts), one for each abstract on the Recto (collection of abstracts of contracts, or eiromenon).nTotal size of the roll: 2.39 m x 29 cm1921, Acquired by Kelsey from Nahman in CairoUnknown scribePHArchive of Kronion son of Apion, nomographos of the grapheion of Tebtynis; see also noteDay by day register of abstracts of the contracts recorded at the record-office (grapheion) of Tebtynis during the four last months of the 2nd year of the Emperor Claudius. - Col. IV, abstract 6 records an agreement by the bureau de notaire de l'gypte ancienne ou KLz-xjproceduresWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWW W W W W Wse into several cards: one for each column of the Verso (register of contracts), one for each abstract on the Recto (collection of abstracts of contracts, or eiromenon).n1Recto; Verso: list of contracts (index of the Recto)Documentary622r_4.bmp<_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2>622r_s.bmp<_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBacGAk_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8> iles and household furnishings and all that is owing to me in any way whatsoever, or may come to me from any source whatsoever. And the dowry given is 300 silver drachmai, and as parapherna without valuation a gold ear-ring of 3 1/2 quarters and a golden lunette of 2 quarters and silver armlets of a weight of 12 drachmai of uncoined metal and a bronze bowl and women's utensils of tin of a weight of 5 minai. And concOc gPtheWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWW W W W WWWWWWWWWWW"W#W$W2W5W7W8W:W;W<W=W?WAWBWCWFWGWHWKWMWNWOWQWRWSWTWUWVWWWXWZW[W]W_WaWbWcWdWeWfWhWiWjWkWlWmWnWoWpWqWrWsWtWvWwWxWyWzW{W|W}W~WWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWW/b‡hA27 x 24.5 cm1921, Acquired by Kelsey from Nahman in CairoUnknown scribe (Kronion son of Apion?)PHArchive of Kronion son of Apion, nomographos of the grapheion of TebtynisDraft and formulae for a special report to be drawn up by an official of the record office (grapheion) of Tebtynis; this report was to cover a period of 3 years and 8 months, but was to register only four types of contracts affecting titleBs to property (cessions, mortgages on landed property, sales, and mortgages); the entries are often reduced to specimens, and the genuine personal names are perhaps fictitiousBL III, 107 (Col. I, l. 28); BL VIII, 108 (Col. I, l. 7-8, 20-22, 24-26, 28, 32, 35; col. II, l. 5, 8, 11)April 25, 48 A.D. (or shortly after)Boak AERTebtynis; Kerkesoucha Orous, Polemonos merisP.Mich.inv. 725GreekAnn Arbor1933Large roll containing writing on both sides; broken off at the left of the Recto1Recto; Verso: list of contracts (index of the Recto)Documentary<_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_Nl‹AP.Mich.inv. 19CPapD+ P.Mich. inv. 20a+bEBreen ABFZPE 59G29-30H1985IPl. IIaKHFragment 20b joins to frg. 19 and gives a few letters of v.196-200. (PH)UYesV (new glass)WYesXGpurchased in Egypt by B.P. Grenfell and F.W. Kelsey in March-April 1920hApurchased in Egypt by B.P. Grenfell and F.W. Kelsey in March-April 1920+ P.Mich. inv. 20a+bFragment 20b joins to frg. 19 and gives a few letters of v.196-200. (PH)Breen ABP.Mich.inv. 19(new glass)PapYesYes29-30Pl. IIaZPE 591985<_600DPIFront_R1> IIaZPE 591985<_600DPIFront_R1> 2755, 2755a, 3753, 4313), which was dismounted.k published ‹AP.Mich.inv. 19CPap<_600DPIFront_0Q0RhFXIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8> iAOn the 28th. Hermias, son of Cheos, about 40 years old, having as distinguishing marks a mole and a prominent eye on the left side, acknowledges to Soterichos, son of Kronides, about 30 years old, with a scar on neck to the left, that he has received from him in cash from hand to hand out of the house 100 silver drachmai, and in place of paying the interest and in return for clothing I will present myself daily for one year from the month Sebastos of the 3rd year to render him service and Bperform all the aforesaid tasks, and Soterichos is to suffer no prejudice therefrom in his right to the capital sum of silver drachmai which I owe him in accordance with a contract of service. Onnophris, son of Pakebkis, about 32 years old, with a scar on the right knee, wrote for him. jont_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DP0b0j jA ,  1    I  W of the Verso (register of contracts), one for each abstract on the Recto (collection of abstracts of contracts, or eiromenon).nCollection of Abstracts of0>0<iAOn the 27th. Herodes, son of Heraklides, a Persian of the epigone, about 35 years old, with a scar in the middle of the forehead, acknowledges to his wife, who is living in wedlock with him, Apias, daughter of Sokrates, about 37 years old, with a scar on the forehead to the right, together with her guardian Ptol(--), son of her full brother Petesouchos, about 30 years old, with a scar on the left wrist, that he has received from the two of them in cash from hand to hand out of the house 70B0 silver drachmai; apart from the other 560 silver drachmai which the contracting party Herodes owes Apias in accordance with another alimentary contract executed through the same grapheion in the 9th year of Tiberius Caesar Augustus on the 11th of the month Choiak; and the parapherna enumerated in the contract; and the 14 arourai, or however many there may be, in one parcel, of a catoecic allotment near the same village of Tebtynis formerly the property of Patynis the carpenter <or: so0J0=hF Contracts (Eiromenon)1933Large roll containing writing on both sides; broken off at the left of the Recto1Recto; Verso: list of contracts (index of the Recto)Documentary622r_6.bmp<_600DPIFront_R1>622r_w.bmp<_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8>G<_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8> /iough the same grapheion in the 9th year of Tiberius Caesar Augustus on the 11th of the month Choiak; and the parapherna enumerated in the contract; and the 14 arourai, or however many there may be, in one parcel, of a catoecic allotment near the same village of Tebtynis formerly the property of Patynis the carpenter <or: so.0GhATotal size of the roll: 2.39 m x 29 cm1921, Acquired by Kelsey from Nahman in CairoUnknown scribePHArchive of Kronion son of Apion, nomographos of the grapheion of Tebtynis; see also noteDay by day register of abstracts of the contracts recorded at the record-office (grapheion) of Tebtynis during the four last months of the 2nd year of the Emperor Claudius. - Col. IV, abstract 9 records an agreement to provBide lodging in place of paying interest on a loan, registered on May 23, 42 A.D. (see also Verso, col. III, 15)BL VII, 107 (l. 3)After August 28, 42 A.D.Boak AERPerses; PersineP.Mich.inv. 622GreekAnn ArborRecto, col. IV, abstract 9: 3top of lockers 2-4PapNoYesDue to the size of this papyrus roll, its content has been divided in 20S.B`PlargerollcontainingwritingonbothsidesbrokenoffatthVVVVVV0B-]jd'etudesWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWW W!W"W#W$W%W&W'W(W)W*W+W,Wd'ors{WWWW~WWWWWWWWW30Afjd'etudes WWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWW W W W W W4O!wejwaslW{WWWWSWfWWWWWW|WWWUWW-W.W0k/ jA ,  1    I  W four last months of the 2nd year of the Emperor Claudius. - Col. IV, abstract 10 records a receipt for 60 drachmai, as the rental for one year for seven arourai, registered on May 23, 42 A.D. (see also Verso, col. III, 16)QyHeraklides (Herodes in Verso, col. III, 16) son of Aphrodisios; Haryoides (Haryotes) son of Harmiysis; Eutychos son of Eutychos (see H.C. Youtie, ZPE 21 [1976] p. 207-208)z&Administration; Lease; Notary; Renting{he Kanabis legomene|PHOThe four columns of the Recto have an unusual widh of about 70 cm. - The writing is a small upright cursive, different from the Verso. (Boak)121, col. IV, viiTebtyn\R& bliii108l17blviii211l36l7readenkykliakoinsteaVbliii108l235101114161920213239404546blix6Vbliii108l22Vbliii108l29blx122l26"Vbliii108l3blx122l17 Vbliii108l30Vbliii108l36blx122l45l25readekstaseosinsteado Vbliii108l38blviii211l31l46beginswithkdthe24Vbliii108l7891011121314151721222326273Vbliii108l8blx122l15&Vbliii109datel5supralineamreadhuioupesaiosrathertVbliii109l14Vbliii109-110lines1516Vbliii110coliil1blvii109coliil3459coliv3byViii110l16-1822-23blv68l6blvi80-81l341620Vbliii110l17blvii108l51112151617Vbliii110l18Vbliii110l19-20blv68l8blvi81l203233l27-28rVbliii110l2327-28Vbliii110l2536-3739-4042blv68l35-42blvii109lV212VVVVance>Tebtyn0?0]hC the present database into several cards: one for each column of the Verso (register of contracts), one for each abstract on the Recto (collection of abstracts of contracts, or eiromenon).well... you know...Tebtynis, Polemonos meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptThe four columns of the Recto have an unusual widh of about 70 cm. - The writing is a small upright cursive, different from the Verso. (Boak)Klesis son of Psosneus, huDsband and guardian of Arsinoe, Perses tes epigones (see also Recto, col. IV, abstract 1); Arsinoe, daughter of Pyrrhos, wife of Klesis, Persine; Papos (Papontos) son of Didymos; Eutychos son of Eutychos (see H.C. Youtie, ZPE 21 [1976] p. 207-208)121, Recto, col. IV, ixTebtynis, Polemonos meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptRecto, col. IV, abstract 9PMich IIAdministration; Animal; Debt; Ethnicity; Interest; Loan;-4ŒjAdone on the orig. check height, conserv status, notes preserv Check: Nigel: possibility of adding to the note a link to the next and preceding columns or to all the records of this inv. nr. (through an automated search?). We could also make 1 general card (with general bibliography?) with links to all the others? Traianos: when these cards will be on the web, displayed as a search result, no difference will appear between them, which is a problem. Ask Nigel? Traianos: should I add the biblBiography concerning the grapheion, as: - R.H. Pierce, Grapheion, Catalogue, and Library in Roman Egypt, SymbOslo 43 (1968) pp. 68-83; - Hobson Deborah W., The Role of Women in the Economic Life of Roman Egypt: A Case Study from First Century Tebtunis, EchCl 28 = N.S., 3 (1984) pp. 373-390; - Montevecchi Orsolina, La crisi economica sotto Claudio e Nerone: Nuove testimonianze, Neronia III. Actes du IIIe Colloque International de la Socit Internationale d'tudes Nroniennes. Varenna, juin 2{..9herodessonofheraklidesseealsorectocolivabstract7Vherodessonofloumaus"VherodessonofphombosVherodessonofseealsopmichii121rectoixiiiVherodessonofsoterichos(VherodianosWherodianosveteranVherodianusW(Vge; Personal status: Perses tes epigones; Profession; Slave; Woman (& guardian)Collection of Abstracts of Contracts (Eiromenon)1933Large roll containing writing on both sides; bEroken off at the left of the Recto1Recto; Verso: list of contracts (index of the Recto)Documentary<_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_60(0>hD).well... you know...Tebtynis, Polemonos meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptThe four columns of the Recto have an unusual widh of about 70 cm. - The writing is a small upright cursive, different from the Verso. (Boak)Herodes son of Heraklides, husband of Apias, Perses tes epigones; Apias daughter of Sokrates, wife of Herodes; Ptol(--) son of Petesouchos (grandson of Sokrates?), nephew and guardian of Apias; Tiberius, former EEmperor; Patynis, tekton <or: son of Tekton> (former owner); Heraklous, paidiske doule121, Recto, col. IV, viiTebtynis, Polemonos meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptRecto, col. IV, abstract 7PMich IIAdministration; Debt; Deposit; Dowry; Ethnicity; Land Ownership; Marriage; Notary; Personal status: Perses tes epigones; Profession(?); Slave; Woman (& guardian)Collection of Abstracts of0X5jEronion, un notaire du dbut de notre re.], P.H.M. GERVER, J.G. KUIJL, A.J.H. PLEYSIER, R.T.G. VERSTRAATEN (Edd.), Heden verschenen voor mij ... Liber Amicorum aangeboden aan prof. mr. A.L.M. Soons, gewoon hoogleraar in het Notarile Recht aan de Faculteit der Rechtsgeleerdheid van de Rijksuniversiteit Leiden ter gelegenheid van zijn emeritaat (Arnhem, 1995) pp. 119-126, 1 tabl., 1 fac-sim., 1 arbre gnal. CHECKED Scanned.  e@A ,  1    I  W k publishedp2/3/98s2752AP.Mich.inv. 622BRecto, col. IV, abstract 9CPapDXArchive of Kronion son of Apion, nomographos of the grapheion of Tebtynis; see also noteEBoak AERFPMich IIG121, Recto, col. IV, ixH1933KBL VII, 107 (l. 3)UNoVtop of lockers 2-4WYesX-1921, Acquired by Kelsey from Nahman in Cairo[0Collection of Abstracts of Contracts (Eiromenon)pte ancienne ou K0O0xhATotal size of the roll: 2.39 m x 29 cm1921, Acquired by Kelsey from Nahman in CairoUnknown scribePHArchive of Kronion son of Apion, nomographos of the grapheion of Tebtynis; see also noteDay by day register of abstracts of the contracts recorded at the record-office (grapheion) of Tebtynis during the four last months of the 2nd year of the Emperor Claudius. - Col. IV, abstract 10 records a receipt for 60 drBachmai, as the rental for one year for seven arourai, registered on May 23, 42 A.D. (see also Verso, col. III, 16)After August 28, 42 A.D.Boak AERhe Kanabis legomeneP.Mich.inv. 622GreekAnn ArborRecto, col. IV, abstract 10: 1top of lockers 2-4PapNoYesDue to the size of this papyrus roll, its content has been divided in the present database into6!.wŒhATotal size of the roll: 2.39 m x 29 cm1921, Acquired by Kelsey from Nahman in CairoUnknown scribePHArchive of Kronion son of Apion, nomographos of the grapheion of Tebtynis; see also noteDay by day register of abstracts of the contracts recorded at the record-office (grapheion) of Tebtynis during the four last months of the 2nd year of the Emperor Claudius. - Col. II, abstract 6 records a sub-lease of 5 aroBurai of public land, registered on May 11, 42 A.D. (see also Verso, col. II, 10)After August 28, 42 A.D.Boak AERTebtynis; he megale hodosP.Mich.inv. 622GreekAnn ArborRecto, col. II, abstract 6: 2top of lockers 2-4PapNoYesDue to the size of this papyrus roll, its content has been divided in the present database into several cards: one for each -(‰iDos, son of Ioannes, and your afore-said wife Maria half the portion of my afterwards mentioned paternal portion of a complete common house and to Enoch, son of Psimanobet, brother of the afore-mentioned Maria, daughter of Psimanobet, the other half portion of my afore-mentioned paternal portion of the same house and have devised to you and have ceded and have given up to you from now on for all continually succeeding time for ever with the most complete rights of ownership and in good faitEh and with every authority and with eternal proprietary possession, that belongs to me and has come down to me by right of inheritance from my deceased father, Makarios with the surname Pamou Riu, of the complete common house once called Pselch (now) named after Anouphios, the butcher, and Ioannes tabliton, located in the northern part of the afore-mentioned village of Aphrodite in the street of Solomon facing towards the west towards the public street, of my afore-said paternal portion of0j0LvAfter August 28, 42 A.D.w Ann Arbor8AQDay by day register of abstracts of the contracts recorded at the record-office (grapheion) of Tebtynis during the four last months of the 2nd year of the Emperor Claudius. - Col. IV, abstract 10 records a receipt for 60 drachmai, as the rental for one year for seven arourai, registered on May 23, 42 A.D. (see also Verso, col. III, 16)QyHeraklides (Herodes in Verso, col. III, 16) son of Aphrodisios; Haryoides (Haryotes) son of Harmiysis; Eutychos son of Eutychos (see H.C. Youtie, ZPE 21 [1976] p. 207-208)z&Administration; Lease; Notary; Renting{he Kanabis legomene|PHOAfter August 28, 42 A.D.Boak AERP.Mich.inv. 622GreekAnn ArborRecto, col. IV, abstract 8: 2top of lockers 2-4PapNoYesDue to the size of this papyrus roll, its content has been divided in the present dataCbase into several cards: one for each column of the Verso (register of contracts), one for each abstract on the Recto (collection of abstracts of contracts, or eiromenon).well... you know...Tebtynis, Polemonos meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptThe four columns of the Recto have an unusual widh of about 70 cm. - The writing is a small upright cursive, different from the Verso. (Boak)Hermias son of Cheos; Soterichos son of Kro0P06hDnides (see also P.Mich. II, 127, col. II, l. 35); Onnophris son of Pakebkis121, Recto, col. IV, viiiTebtynis, Polemonos meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptRecto, col. IV, abstract 8PMich IIAdministration; Debt; Interest; Loan; Notary; Paramone (obligation to remain at someone's service); ServilityCollection of Abstracts of Contracts (Eiromenon)1933Large roll coEntaining writing on both sides; broken off at the left of the Recto1Recto; Verso: list of contracts (index of the Recto)Documentary622r_6.bmp<_600DPIFront_R1>622r_w.bmp<_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPd 060XjAdone on the orig. check height, conserv status, notes preserv Check: Nigel: possibility of adding to the note a link to the next and preceding columns or to all the records of this inv. nr. (through an automated search?). We could also make 1 general card (with general bibliography?) with links to all the others? Traianos: SH for the granary? (Agriculture? Industry?) Traianos: when these cards will be on the web, displayed as a search result, no difference will appear between them, which iBs a problem. Ask Nigel? Traianos: should I add the bibliography concerning the grapheion, as: - R.H. Pierce, Grapheion, Catalogue, and Library in Roman Egypt, SymbOslo 43 (1968) pp. 68-83; - Hobson Deborah W., The Role of Women in the Economic Life of Roman Egypt: A Case Study from First Century Tebtunis, EchCl 28 = N.S., 3 (1984) pp. 373-390; - Montevecchi Orsolina, La crisi economica sotto Claudio e Nerone: Nuove testimonianze, Neronia III. 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Varenna, juin 1982 = Atti CERDAC. 12 = N.S., 2 (1982-1983 [1987])pp. 139-148; - JENKINS Fred W., New Texts from the Tebtunis Grapheion Archive, BASP 29 (1992) pp. 31-40; - E. Husselman, Procedures of the Record Office of Tebtunis in the First Century A.D., Proceedings of the Twelfth International Congress of Papyrology (Toronto, 1970) pp. 223-238; - Kovel'man A.B., Arenda v Juznom Fajume v seredine i v. n. e. (Po Miciganskim registram.) Avec un rsuDm en anglais: Land Leases in Southern Fayum in the Middle of the 1 Century A.D. (based on the Michigan records.), VDI 128 (1974, fasc. 2) pp. 69-85; - Cockle Walter E.H., State Archives in Graeco-Roman Egypt from 30 B.C. to the Reign of Septimius Severus, JEA 70 (1984) pp. 106-122 - PESTMAN P.W., 'Oud papier' uit een notariskantoor in het oude Egypte ofwel Kronion, een notaris uit het begin van onze jaartelling. [Du 'vieux papier' provenant d'un bureau de notaire de l'gypte ancienne ou K 2,/jk publishedlP.Mich. V, p. 249.p2/3/98s2745AP.Mich.inv. 966BRecto, col. IIICPapDXArchive of Kronion son of Apion, nomographos of the grapheion of Tebtynis; see also noteEBoak AERFPMich IIG123, Recto, col. IIIH1933KBL III, 108 (l. 22)UYesV6 glasses: glasses 1; 2; 5; 6 on top of E (be careful when removing them!); glasses 3; 4 on top of locker 11 (in front of the door)WNoX:June 1922; acquired from Nahman through the British Museum[/Register of Documents Prepared at the Grapheion\original size: 310 x 28 cm_Due to the size of this papyrus roll, its content has been divided in the present database into several cards, one for each column.nCollection of Abstracts of Contracts (Eiromenon)1933Large roll containing writing on both sides; broken off at the left of the Recto1Recto; Verso: list of contracts (index of the Recto)Documentary622r_6.bmp<_600DPIFront_R1>622r_w.bmp<_600DPIFront_FR2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8> ice>Tebtynis, Polemonos meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptRecto, col. IV, abstract 9PMich IIAdministration; Animal; Debt; Ethnicity; Interest; Loan;nd 0]0_iAKlesis, son of Psosneus, a Persian of the epigone, about 65 years old, with a scar on the upper lip on the right side, and his wife Arsinoe, daughter of Pyrrhos, a Persian woman, about 50 years old, with a scar on the right calf, with her husband Klesis as her guardian, being mutual securities for recovery, acknowledge to Papos, son of Didymos, about 29 years old, with a scar on the lower lip on the left side, that they have received from him 40 silver drachmai and instead of the interest Bthereon will furnish lodging, and the parties acknowledging the debt have permitted(?) the asses of Papos to stable in the courtyard belonging to Klesis in his house <or: in the courtyard of the house belonging to Klesis in the village Tebtynis>, and the creditor shall use all the equipment in the courtyard, for 2 years from the aforesaid time, and the debtors and their heirs will guarantee the lodging. Signatory for the debtors: Eutychos, son of Eutychos, about 41 years old, with a 0^0`5iC/scar on the right calf. The rest in conformity. jAdone on the orig. check height, conserv status, notes preserv Check: Nigel: possibility of adding to the note a link to the next and preceding columns or to all the records of this inv. nr. (through an automated search?). We could also make 1 general card (with general bibliography?) with links to all the others? Traianos: SH for the granary? (Agriculture? Industry?) Traianos: when these cards will be on the web, displayed as a search result, no difference will appear between them, which it_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8> iipment in the courtyard, for 2 years from the aforesaid time, and the debtors and their heirs will guarantee the lodging. Signatory for the debtors: Eutychos, son of Eutychos, about 41 years old, with a 0_0bjBs a problem. Ask Nigel? Traianos: should I add the bibliography concerning the grapheion, as: - R.H. Pierce, Grapheion, Catalogue, and Library in Roman Egypt, SymbOslo 43 (1968) pp. 68-83; - Hobson Deborah W., The Role of Women in the Economic Life of Roman Egypt: A Case Study from First Century Tebtunis, EchCl 28 = N.S., 3 (1984) pp. 373-390; - Montevecchi Orsolina, La crisi economica sotto Claudio e Nerone: Nuove testimonianze, Neronia III. Actes du IIIe Colloque International de la SociCt Internationale d'tudes Nroniennes. Varenna, juin 1982 = Atti CERDAC. 12 = N.S., 2 (1982-1983 [1987])pp. 139-148; - JENKINS Fred W., New Texts from the Tebtunis Grapheion Archive, BASP 29 (1992) pp. 31-40; - E. Husselman, Procedures of the Record Office of Tebtunis in the First Century A.D., Proceedings of the Twelfth International Congress of Papyrology (Toronto, 1970) pp. 223-238; - Kovel'man A.B., Arenda v Juznom Fajume v seredine i v. n. e. (Po Miciganskim registram.) Avec un rsu>k=6 jk publishedlvJ. Hengstl, Private Arbeitsverhaeltnisse freier Personen (Bonn, 1972) p. 69, n. 56; H.C. Youtie, ZPE 15 (1974) p. 147.p2/10/98s3198K AP.Mich.inv. 966B Recto, col. VCPapDXArchive of Kronion son of Apion, nomographos of the grapheion of Tebtynis; see also noteEBoak AERFPMich IIG123, Recto, col. VH1933K%BL III, 108 (l. 3); BL X, 122 (l. 17)UYesV6 glasses: glasses 1; 2; 5; 6 on top of E (be careful when removing them!); glasses 3; 4 on top of locker 11 (in front of the door)WNoX:June 1922; acquired from Nahman through the British Museum[/Register of Documents Prepared at the Grapheion\original size: 310 x 28 cm]check if you could mount col. I-IV and V-VI together (just too big?) - col. V, l. 4: 1 fibre; what to do with the bottom? (and to which side do the traces belong?)_Due to the size of this papyrus roll, its content has been divided in the present database into several cards, one for each column. meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptoGreek0`07jDm en anglais: Land Leases in Southern Fayum in the Middle of the 1 Century A.D. (based on the Michigan records.), VDI 128 (1974, fasc. 2) pp. 69-85; - Cockle Walter E.H., State Archives in Graeco-Roman Egypt from 30 B.C. to the Reign of Septimius Severus, JEA 70 (1984) pp. 106-122 - PESTMAN P.W., 'Oud papier' uit een notariskantoor in het oude Egypte ofwel Kronion, een notaris uit het begin van onze jaartelling. [Du 'vieux papier' provenant d'un bureau de notaire de l'gypte ancienne ou KEronion, un notaire du dbut de notre re.], P.H.M. GERVER, J.G. KUIJL, A.J.H. PLEYSIER, R.T.G. VERSTRAATEN (Edd.), Heden verschenen voor mij ... Liber Amicorum aangeboden aan prof. mr. A.L.M. Soons, gewoon hoogleraar in het Notarile Recht aan de Faculteit der Rechtsgeleerdheid van de Rijksuniversiteit Leiden ter gelegenheid van zijn emeritaat (Arnhem, 1995) pp. 119-126, 1 tabl., 1 fac-sim., 1 arbre gnal. 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(Cross) Aurelius Menas, son of Psate - - -, syntelestes, of the village of Aphrodite of the Antaiopolite nome, (Cross) to Aurelius Kollouthos, son of Christophoros, also syntelestes, of the village of Aphrodite, greetings. I acknowledge that I have willingly and of my own free choice leased from you for a period of four years, counted fro the produce of the D.V. sixth indiction, for that indiction and consequently the complete holding belonging to you of yelonging to you of ywestern plain o070Ojk publishedl&H.C. Youtie, ZPE 21 (1976) p. 207-208.p2/3/98s2753AP.Mich.inv. 622BRecto, col. IV, abstract 10CPapDXArchive of Kronion son of Apion, nomographos of the grapheion of Tebtynis; see also noteEBoak AERFPMich IIG121, Recto, col. IV, xH1933UNoVtop of lockers 2-4WYesX-1921, Acquired by Kelsey from Nahman in Cairo[0Collection of Abstracts of Contracts (Eiromenon)\&Total size of the roll: 2.39 m x 29 cm]well... you know...ADue to the size of this papyrus roll, its content has been divided in the present database into several cards: one for each column of the Verso (register of contracts), one for each abstract on the Recto (collection of abstracts of contracts, or eiromenon).nLarge roll containing writing on both sideQ 0y0miAHeraklides, son of Aphrodisios, about 27 years old, with a scar on the left wrist, acknowledges to Haryotes, son of Harmiysis, about 35 years old, with a scar on the left forearm, that he has received from him in cash 60 drachmai for the present 2nd year for 7 arourai of an allotment in the so-called Kanabis, and he has received the rental and guarantees the lease. Signatory: Eutychos, son of Eutychos, about 32 years old, with a scar on the ankle bone of the right foot.jAdone on the orig. check height, conserv status, notes preserv Check: Nigel: possibility of adding to the note a link to the next and preceding columns or to all the records of this inv. nr. (through an automated search?). We could also make 1 general card (with general bibliography?) with links to all the others? Traianos: SH for the granary? (Agriculture? Industry?) Traianos: when these cards will be on the web, displayed as a search result, no difference will appear between them, which iun rsu0l0kjBs a problem. Ask Nigel? Traianos: should I add the bibliography concerning the grapheion, as: - R.H. Pierce, Grapheion, Catalogue, and Library in Roman Egypt, SymbOslo 43 (1968) pp. 68-83; - Hobson Deborah W., The Role of Women in the Economic Life of Roman Egypt: A Case Study from First Century Tebtunis, EchCl 28 = N.S., 3 (1984) pp. 373-390; - Montevecchi Orsolina, La crisi economica sotto Claudio e Nerone: Nuove testimonianze, Neronia III. Actes du IIIe Colloque International de la SociCt Internationale d'tudes Nroniennes. Varenna, juin 1982 = Atti CERDAC. 12 = N.S., 2 (1982-1983 [1987])pp. 139-148; - JENKINS Fred W., New Texts from the Tebtunis Grapheion Archive, BASP 29 (1992) pp. 31-40; - E. Husselman, Procedures of the Record Office of Tebtunis in the First Century A.D., Proceedings of the Twelfth International Congress of Papyrology (Toronto, 1970) pp. 223-238; - Kovel'man A.B., Arenda v Juznom Fajume v seredine i v. n. e. (Po Miciganskim registram.) Avec un rsuq/0vAfter August 28, 42 A.D.w Ann Arbor8AODay by day register of abstracts of the contracts recorded at the record-office (grapheion) of Tebtynis during the four last months of the 2nd year of the Emperor Claudius. - Col. IV, abstract 11 records an agreement to provide lodging in place of paying interest on a loan, registered on May 26, 42 A.D. (see also Verso, col. III, 17)OyLeon son of Onnophris, Perses tes epigones; Pallaus son of Horouanchis (see also Recto, col. III, abstract 2; col. 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GERVER, J.G. KUIJL, A.J.H. PLEYSIER, R.T.G. VERSTRAATEN (Edd.), Heden verschenen voor mij ... Liber Amicorum aangeboden aan prof. mr. A.L.M. Soons, gewoon hoogleraar in het Notarile Recht aan de Faculteit der Rechtsgeleerdheid van de Rijksuniversiteit Leiden ter gelegenheid van zijn emeritaat (Arnhem, 1995) pp. 119-126, 1 tabl., 1 fac-sim., 1 arbre gnal. CHECKED Scanned.  e@A ,  1    I  W k publishedp2/3/98s2744AP.Mich.inv. 622BRecto, col. IV, abstract 12CPapDXArchive of Kronion son of Apion, nomographos of the grapheion of Tebtynis; see also noteEBoak AERFPMich IIG121, Recto, col. IV, xiiH1933KBL III, 107 (l. 1; 3)UNoVtop of lockers 2-4WYesX-1921, Acquired by Kelsey from Nahman in Cairo[0Collection of Abstracts of Contracts (Eiromenon)bebase into0L0yhC several cards: one for each column of the Verso (register of contracts), one for each abstract on the Recto (collection of abstracts of contracts, or eiromenon).well... you know...Tebtynis, Polemonos meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptThe four columns of the Recto have an unusual widh of about 70 cm. - The writing is a small upright cursive, different from the Verso. (Boak)Heraklides (Herodes in Verso, col. III, 16) son of ADphrodisios; Haryoides (Haryotes) son of Harmiysis; Eutychos son of Eutychos (see H.C. Youtie, ZPE 21 [1976] p. 207-208)121, Recto, col. IV, xTebtynis, Polemonos meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptRecto, col. IV, abstract 10PMich IIAdministration; Lease; Notary; RentingCollection of Abstracts of Contracts (Eiromenon)1933Large roll containing writing on both side0x0lAhEs; broken off at the left of the Recto1Recto; Verso: list of contracts (index of the Recto)Documentary622r_6.bmp<_600DPIFront_R1>622r_w.bmp<_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8> iDAC. 12 = N.S., 2 (1982-1983 [1987])pp. 139-148; - JENKINS Fred W., New Texts from the Tebtunis Grapheion Archive, BASP 29 (1992) pp. 31-40; - E. Husselman, Procedures of the Record Office of Tebtunis in the First Century A.D., Proceedings of the Twelfth International Congress of Papyrology (Toronto, 1970) pp. 223-238; - Kovel'man A.B., Arenda v Juznom Fajume v seredine i v. n. e. (Po Miciganskim registram.) Avec un rsuOQ=9240@%e243=4 246@=278<P2912@302/303@(*321^)34@*2351E39@5P42249"558@*a64@?/649@S75@%c78@M835@690@6w906@490th@953@97@'9742@)asecondbrotherptolemaios@*abdoubdas@3abraham@iachillassonofph@3add3*uae@Faeionisaelius@aeliuseudaimonstrategosoftheherakleidoumerisagatheinos@)WexaktorWexathosWexceptorpWWexceptoresWexegetesWWW{WWjWoWJWSWexegeteusas WjWoWexegeteusasformerexegetesofoxyrhynchitonpolisjVexkeptorWexkeptoronWexopylitesWnWOWQWexopylites>nWexploratorWWextricatusEWexypoleitesnWf}W}WWfabiolusWfalernaMWkWWWWWWWBWNWRWzWWWW!W$W+W/W2W3W7W8W9W:W;W<W=W?W@WAWJWPWRW\WWWWWW?W@WWWW+WEWTWWWW WZW[WfatherofonnophrisandstrategiaandotherstheprecedingVfather-in-lawWfaustusW"W[W.Wfaustusformerconsul[Vfelix WWWfictitiousWWfirenzeWfirm!Wfkollouthes~Wflavianus[WflaviiWflaviusW>WOWWWW WjWrWxWyW'+;hebraiosWheliopolisWheliopoliteMW2WheliopolitesFheliouWhelioupolisheliopolisVhellenikWhellenikos7WBWcWzWWhellenikoseibioneikosilenarourasibioneikosipentarouronmcVVhephaistiasnWW?W@WhephaistiasbacchiashieranikolaouarsinoeepoikionepoikioVheptaWheracleopolite>Wheracleopolitenome>VherakleiaWherakleidoutWFW[WWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWW WWWWWWWWW"W$W7WxWWWWWWWWWWW_WhWjWlWmWnWvWW?W@WWWWWWWWWWW-W.WWherakleidouepoikionxVherakleidoumerisarsinoitenomeVherakleidoumerisarsinoitenomekaranisVherakleidoumerisarsinoitenomeptolemaisnea40thcleruchyV0/jBs a problem. Ask Nigel? Traianos: should I add the bibliography concerning the grapheion, as: - R.H. Pierce, Grapheion, Catalogue, and Library in Roman Egypt, SymbOslo 43 (1968) pp. 68-83; - Hobson Deborah W., The Role of Women in the Economic Life of Roman Egypt: A Case Study from First Century Tebtunis, EchCl 28 = N.S., 3 (1984) pp. 373-390; - Montevecchi Orsolina, La crisi economica sotto Claudio e Nerone: Nuove testimonianze, Neronia III. Actes du IIIe Colloque International de la SociCt Internationale d'tudes Nroniennes. Varenna, juin 1982 = Atti CERDAC. 12 = N.S., 2 (1982-1983 [1987])pp. 139-148; - JENKINS Fred W., New Texts from the Tebtunis Grapheion Archive, BASP 29 (1992) pp. 31-40; - E. Husselman, Procedures of the Record Office of Tebtunis in the First Century A.D., Proceedings of the Twelfth International Congress of Papyrology (Toronto, 1970) pp. 223-238; - Kovel'man A.B., Arenda v Juznom Fajume v seredine i v. n. e. (Po Miciganskim registram.) Avec un rsu00wjCt Internationale d'tudes Nroniennes. Varenna, juin 1982 = Atti CERDAC. 12 = N.S., 2 (1982-1983 [1987])pp. 139-148; - JENKINS Fred W., New Texts from the Tebtunis Grapheion Archive, BASP 29 (1992) pp. 31-40; - E. Husselman, Procedures of the Record Office of Tebtunis in the First Century A.D., Proceedings of the Twelfth International Congress of Papyrology (Toronto, 1970) pp. 223-238; - Kovel'man A.B., Arenda v Juznom Fajume v seredine i v. n. e. (Po Miciganskim registram.) Avec un rsuDm en anglais: Land Leases in Southern Fayum in the Middle of the 1 Century A.D. (based on the Michigan records.), VDI 128 (1974, fasc. 2) pp. 69-85; - Cockle Walter E.H., State Archives in Graeco-Roman Egypt from 30 B.C. to the Reign of Septimius Severus, JEA 70 (1984) pp. 106-122 - PESTMAN P.W., 'Oud papier' uit een notariskantoor in het oude Egypte ofwel Kronion, een notaris uit het begin van onze jaartelling. [Du 'vieux papier' provenant d'un bureau de notaire de l'gypte ancienne ou K00~jAdone on the orig. check height, conserv status, notes preserv Check: Nigel: possibility of adding to the note a link to the next and preceding columns or to all the records of this inv. nr. (through an automated search?). We could also make 1 general card (with general bibliography?) with links to all the others? Traianos: SH for the granary? (Agriculture? Industry?) Traianos: when these cards will be on the web, displayed as a search result, no difference will appear between them, which iBs a problem. Ask Nigel? Traianos: should I add the bibliography concerning the grapheion, as: - R.H. Pierce, Grapheion, Catalogue, and Library in Roman Egypt, SymbOslo 43 (1968) pp. 68-83; - Hobson Deborah W., The Role of Women in the Economic Life of Roman Egypt: A Case Study from First Century Tebtunis, EchCl 28 = N.S., 3 (1984) pp. 373-390; - Montevecchi Orsolina, La crisi economica sotto Claudio e Nerone: Nuove testimonianze, Neronia III. Actes du IIIe Colloque International de la Soci00 iALeon, son of Onnophris, a Persian of the epigone, about 29 years old, with a scar on the right knee, acknowledges to Pallaus, son of Horouanchis, about 50 years old, with a scar on the left eyebrow, that he has received from him in cash 28 silver drachmai and that in place of the interest thereon he will give lodging to Pallaus and those whim he may wish in the half of a house and courtyard which belong to him in Tebtynis for the space of one year from the aforesaid time. And Pallaus and tBhose whom he may choose shall use all the accessories of the half of the house and courtyard and he (Leon) guarantees the lodging. Signatory for the debtor: Leon, son of Orsenouphis, about 32 years old, with a scar on the right knee. The rest in conformity.jSubj headings>Debt; Ethnicity; Interest; Loan; Personal status: Perses tes epigones; RentingCollection of Abstracts of Contracts (Eiromenon)1933Large roll containing writing00mhEs>Large roll containing writing on both sides; broken off at the left of the Recto1Recto; Verso: list of contracts (index of the Recto)Documentary622r_6.bmp<_600DPIFront_R1>622r_w.bmp<_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBacFgk_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8> iees the lodging. Signatory for the debtor: Leon, son of Orsenouphis, about 32 years old, with a scar on the right knee. The rest in conformity.j00hCral cards: one for each column of the Verso (register of contracts), one for each abstract on the Recto (collection of abstracts of contracts, or eiromenon).well... you know...Tebtynis, Polemonos meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptThe four columns of the Recto have an unusual widh of about 70 cm. - The writing is a small upright cursive, different from the Verso. (Boak)Leon son of Onnophris, Perses tes epigones; Pallaus son oDf Horouanchis (see also Recto, col. III, abstract 2; col. IV, abstract 5); Leon son of Orsenouphis121, Recto, col. IV, xiTebtynis, Polemonos meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptRecto, col. IV, abstract 11PMich IIAdministration; Debt; Ethnicity; Interest; Loan; Notary; Personal status: Perses tes epigones; RentingCollection of Abstracts of Contracts (Eiromenon)1933VadministrationofficiallettereVadministrationpolicescribeVadministrationpostingoftheprefect'sdecisionsauthenticaVVVVght cursive, different from the Verso. (Boak)[Galates son of - - -]; [Elis daughter of - - -]; Lysimachos son of Lysima0n0hATotal size of the roll: 2.39 m x 29 cm1921, Acquired by Kelsey from Nahman in CairoUnknown scribePHArchive of Kronion son of Apion, nomographos of the grapheion of Tebtynis; see also noteDay by day register of abstracts of the contracts recorded at the record-office (grapheion) of Tebtynis during the four last months of the 2nd year of the Emperor Claudius. - Col. IV, abstract 11 records an agreement to proBvide lodging in place of paying interest on a loan, registered on May 26, 42 A.D. (see also Verso, col. III, 17)After August 28, 42 A.D.Boak AERPerses; TebtynisP.Mich.inv. 622GreekAnn ArborRecto, col. 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He will repay whenever he (Pallaus) may choose. Signatory: Ptolemaios, son of Chairemon, about 74 years old, with a scar above the left elbow. The rest in conformity.jAdone on the orig. check height, conserv status, notes preserv Check: Nigel: possibility of adding to the note a link to the next and preceding columns or to all the records of this inv. nr. (through an automated search?). We could also make 1 general card (with general bibliography?) with links to all the others? Traianos: when these cards will be on the web, displayed as a search result, no difference will appear between them, which is a problem. Ask Nigel? Traianos: should I add the bibles in Southern Fayum in the MidrGQ]iwCSBTDFH@  AIS_kyEOYcxBDFHJLN@XZpTTT7KWam{GQ[gzA#ICEGIKMO@N@@"oTT MKA B gAr  B EhrFhrGhrHhIhrJhrKhrLhrMhrNhrOhr^Nˆ${Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome; [Themistou meris?], [Polemonos meris?]; [Antinoeus]; Oseirantinoeios (Osirantinoeios); [Hermaieus]; Kerkesoucha|PHOSeither Kerkesoucha or Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptP.broken off on the right side and at the bottomQ1RRecto; Verso is blankS DocumentaryT 2869r.bmphA6 X 10 cm24-S5000-courtyard on the southGaius Iulius NigerPHArchive of Gaius Apolinarius NigerFragment of a declaration of uninundated land located near Kerkesoucha, addressed by Gaius Iulius Niger to Vegetus, strategos of the Herakleidou merisBL VII, 225 (origin)Febuary 15, 164 A.D.Michael EMHerakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome; [Themistou meris?], [Po869B a - RectoCPapD#Archive of Gaius Apollinarius NigerE Michael EMF PMich MichaelG7H1965J SB XII 11109KBL VII, 225 (origin)UNoV-WYesbmpX 2952r_a.bmp-03 ŒjA    }      r of contracts), one for each abstract on the Recto (collection of abstracts of contracts, or eiromenon).nTotal size of the roll: 2.39 m x 29 cm1921, Acquired by Kelsey from Nahman in CairoUnknown scribePHArchive of Kronion son of Apion, nomographos of the grapheion of Tebtynis; see also noteDay by day register of abstracts of the contracts recorded at the record-office (grapheion) of Tebtynis during the four last months of the 2nd year of the Emperor Claudius. - Col. IV, abstract 12 records a contract of agreecht aan de Faculteit der Rechtsgeleerdheid van de Rijksuniversiteit Leiden ter gelegenheid van zijn emeritaat (Arnhem, 1995) pp. 119-126, 1 tabl., 1 fac-sim., 1 arbre gnal. CHECKED [@edine i v. n. e. (Po Miciganskim registram.) Avec un rsu00hBment, given by 6 officials of the public tenant cultivators of Tebtynis to 2 cattle graziers, who have rented half of the dry pasture lands of the village and are to make a deposit at a public bank of a certain portion of the rental for the current year; the contract was registered on May 28, 42 A.D. (see also Verso, col. III, 18)BL III, 107 (l. 1; 3)After August 28, 42 A.D.Boak AERTebtynis; metropolis (Arsinoiton polis)PC.Mich.inv. 622GreekAnn ArborRecto, col. IV, abstract 12: 3top of lockers 2-4PapNoYesDue to the size of this papyrus roll, its content has been divided in the present database into several cards: one for each column of the Verso (register of contracts), one for each abstract on the Recto (collection of abstracts of contracts, or eiromenon).well... you know...Tebtynis,00hD Polemonos meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptThe four columns of the Recto have an unusual widh of about 70 cm. - The writing is a small upright cursive, different from the Verso. (Boak)Orsenouphis son of Horouanchis, grammateus <Read: presbyteros> demosion georgon of Tebtynis (see also P.Mich. II, p. 224; V, p. 389); Apynchis son of Harmiysis, grammateus <Read: presbyteros> demosion georgon of Tebtynis; Apsemis son of Psosneus, grammateus &Elt;Read: presbyteros> demosion georgon of Tebtynis; Psenkebkis son of Sokonopis, grammateus <Read: presbyteros> demosion georgon of Tebtynis; Orsenouphis son of Orsenouphis, grammateus <Read: presbyteros> demosion georgon of Tebtynis; Harmiysios (Harmiysis), grammateus georgon of Tebtynis; Herakles son of Aphrodisios, probatoktenotrophos; Orses (Orseus) son of Phasos, probatoktenotrophos (see also P.Mich. II, 123, recto, col. VII, l. 29-30; XII, 634?)121, Recto, co00hFl. IV, xiiTebtynis, Polemonos meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptRecto, col. IV, abstract 12PMich IIAdministration; Agriculture; Bank; Deposit; Lease; NotaryCollection of Abstracts of Contracts (Eiromenon)1933Large roll containing writing on both sides; broken off at the left of the Recto1Recto; Verso: list of contracts (index of the Recto)Documentary622r_6.bmp<_600DPIFront_R1>622r_w.bmp<_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8> Cisatisfied with what Herakles and Orses will deposi00}uiCmt at the designated public bank in the metropolis to the credit of the aforesaid Harmiysios, secretary of the cultivators, and Orsenouphis, son of Horouanchis, and the other secretaries <Read: elders> of the village, on account of the rental for the present 2nd year of a half-share of the dry pastures, and they guarantee (the lease). The rest in conformity.IjAdone on the orig. check height, conserv status, notes preserv Check: Nigel: possibility of adding to the note a link to the next and preceding columns or to all the records of this inv. nr. (through an automated search?). We could also make 1 general card (with general bibliography?) with links to all the others? Traianos: SH for the granary? (Agriculture? Industry?) Traianos: when these cards will be on the web, displayed as a search result, no difference will appear between them, which iPhasos, probatoktenotrophos (see also P.Mich. II, 123, recto, col. VII, l. 29-30; XII, 634?)121, Recto, co00iAOrsenouphis, son of Horouanchis, about 55 years old, with a scar on the right calf, and Apynchis, son of Harmiysis, about 50 years old, with a scar on the right cheek, and Apsemis, son of Psosneus, about 50 years old,with a scar on the right wrist, and Psenkebkis, son of Sokonopis, about 30 years old, with a scar on the right forearm, and Orsenouphis, son of Orsenouphis, about 40 years old, with a scar on the nose below the eyebrow line, the five of them secretaries <Read: elders> ofB the public cultivators of the aforesaid village of Tebtynis, and Harmiysios, secretary of the cultivators of the same village, about 56 years old, with a scar on the right forearm, acknowledge to Herakles, son of Aphrodisios, about 65 years old, with a scar on the right cheek, and Orses, son of Phasos, about 58 years old,with a scar on the thumb of his right hand, both of them cattle graziers, that they, the parties of the first part, are satisfied with what Herakles and Orses will deposi8>$*Ej3done on the orig.; conservation16; scanned; checkedk publishedp6/5/98s3093FAP.Mich.inv. 100CPapDArchive of Horos and TapekysisE Browne GMFBASP 7G13-16H1970J SB XII 10779M PMich XIIN Browne GMO635P1975SzThe line on the Verso was omitted in both editions; it shows that the name of the first sister is Taoris, not Tauris. (PH)UYesVAWYesXGpurchased in Egypt by B.P. Grenfell and F.W. Kelsey in March-April 1920[Loan with Right of Habitation\ 23.3 x 21 cmn>Bacchias, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptoGreekrRecto - 26; Verso - 1u;Taoris, Didyme and Soueris, the three daughters of PetsirisvApril 13, 71 A.D.w Ann ArborxContract by which three sisters agree to furnish lodging to Maron, son of Hermas, instead of paying interest on a debt of 200 drachmai9 Aigyptios; Perses|PHOW>W!%vipublication~WWWWpublicius@WpubliclyWWpublished~WWpubliusMW{W<WWWWWWW~WW)WKWWW W#WpublixxWpunctum[WpunishmentWWpupieniusqWpupilWWpuraWpurchase|WWWjWbWoW|W}WmWrWWW WpurchasedWWWWW5WWWWWWnWgWWZWpurchaser2W8W;W=W?WKWWW]WdWqWWWWWWWWnWWWpurchasers|WWWpurchasesnWpurchasingWpureWW?WDWEWWjWW4WCW}W8WcWWpurpleWW1Wpurpose|WFWWcWWWWpurposesWpurse4WpursuantfWput`W|WWOW5WgWhWWWWW1W6W?WRWSWuW|WWW8WWputsyWCWputting_WSWpyladesWpyleWpynchisW WpynchissonofieusV.0iorsenouphissonofhorouanchisabout55yearsoldwithascaVorsenouphissonofptolis2drachmaiequal4drachmaiVorsenouphissonofsarapion1aVorsenouphisvillagesecretaryofibioneikosipentarourontoVorsenoupisW0- jjpreservpreservation8WpressYWpresumablyWWpretty]WpriestOWprimerEW40Bjpreserv WWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWNkLyajblWblankWblsWWWWbludauaWbmpWyWWWWWWboak$Wbody|WbolletinoWbollettinoIWbolognaWWbonnWbonneauWbookWW WWWWWWWbookhandsWbooksWWWW WWIW*WbothyWWGWbottomWbouWboughtWboukoWboundaryWbouranosSWboxW,W5W6W8W<WWW W W W WbpIWWbraWWbrashearWbringWbrokenQWbruinsWbruxWbruxellesWbsWbudapest WWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWW W W W W WWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWW W!W"W#W$W%W&W'W(W)W*W+W,WbusinesspW.y, jclaudioWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWW W!W"W#W$W%W&W'W(W)W*W+W,Wclay>W>W>W>W>W>W>W>W15.T jneroneWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWW W!W"W#W$W%W&W'W(W)W*W+W,W,W,W,W,W,W,W,W3-Jcjsotto WWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWW W W W W W4/|jgeneal WWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWW W W W W WWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWW W!W"W#W$W%W&W'W(W)W*W+W,W)[>‡iCaesar Augustus Germanicus Imperator that I in sound health and in accordance with the truth have recorded the cessions and mortgages and sales and contracts of security drawn up by me from the month Sebastos of the 6th year of Tiberius Claudius Caesar Augustus Germanicus Imperator, to the 30th of Pharmouthi of the present 9th year of Tiberius Claudius Caesar Augustus Germanicus Imperator, and have falsified nothing. If I swear truly may it be with me, but if falsely may the opposite happenD. (After a space:) On the 13th. Cession of a catoecic allotment of 3 arourai near Tebtynis by Orseus . . . 'to A son of B' to Apollonios son of Apollonios. On the 14th. Mortgage. (Recto, col. II) Cession of a catoecic allotment of x arourai at such-and-such a village by A son of B to C son of D. <Sale> of a half-share of a house and courtyard and all the appurtenances in such-and-such a village by A son of B and C son of D. Mortgage of a house or something else and the appurtenances4 *Db8presidentWWWWXWpressinggWYWpresumably3WBWWpretendedsWpretendsWpreventedSWkWWRWpreviousWWpreviouslyW_WWWSWtWvWWWZW_WpriceWEW`WWgWwWWWWWwWWWHW`WpricesWpriest8WWWWtWWWtW-WkW_WpriestsWDWWW-WWXWprime`WprimiceriusWprincWprince WprincepsWWrWprincipalWpriorityWpriscusWWWWWWpWW)W>WWol. XI-XII of the Verso was attached to the rest after these columns had been written1Recto; Verso (and Recto, col. I): grapheion accounts<_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIjune/july[WnWjune/july1922acquiredfromnahmanthroughthebritishmuse[VnVjune/july1922XW^W8Wjune/july1922acquiredfromnahmanthroughthebritishmuseuXV^V8VkWWWWWkaranisWkaranis5006-e2Vkelsey_W`WaWgWwW{W|WWWWWWWWWWW W!W"W#W(W)W0W9W:WCWDWEWFWTW]WdWpWqWvWxWyWWWWWWWWWWWW WWW W-W.W/W0W4W5W6W7WAWBWHWIWNWWW WWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWW+W,W-W.W/W0W]W^W_W`WaWbWcWdWeWfWgWhWiWW`WaWbWcWdWeWfWgWhWiWiWiW44‡hKt in the right part of the roll). - The sheet bearing col. I of the recto and col. XI-XII of the Verso was attached to the rest after these columns had been written1Recto; Verso (and Recto, col. I): grapheion accountsDocumentary966r1_1.bmp<_600DPIFront_R1>966r_1b.bmp<_600DPIFront_R2>966r_1g.bmp<_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_LR6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>i son of Andronikos; Kados; Maronion; Orseus, Ibionites; Demas; Eutychides; Psentamieus; (another?) Ischyrion; (another?) Onnophris; Tatephersos; (another?) Orsenouphis; (another?) Orsenouphis; Tetenouphis; Didymos; Harpaesis (& unnamed wife); (another?) Mieus; Narkissos; Haryotes son  seeWWWWWWWWWWWWWcWzWWWWWWWWWWWfWoWWWWWW.W-WUWVWvWwWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWW W W W W WWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWW W!W"W#W$W%W&W'W(W)W*W+W,WyW{Wseealsoomichi113secondtextontheostraconVseealsoomichi113afirsttextontheostraconVseealsoomichi348duplicateofcolil9-14Vseealsoomichi349ofwhichinv4308duplicatescolil9Vseealsoomichinv92049206-9210V89210Vichx600xii643-645V8/nIRiWGWWWW W W W W WWWWWWWWWWWWWWWi-iiBW-W.WZW[Wi-iiiW-WiiDWWiiiEWWWWBWWWW.WZW[Wiii-ivyWiiird3WWiind-century|WillegibleWWWWWWinW!W{W|WWWW9WvWwWindecipherablexWindex WWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWW4W‡iCopy of a letter, (made) by Paas and [others] to Venustus, (slave) of Primigenes, (himself slave) of Tiberius Claudius Caesar Augustus Germanicus Imperator. (Fee:) 21 obols. Another written declaration to the same, (made) by Harphaesis and others concerning the grain delivered to the sitologos Apion. (Fee:) 21 obols. Another written declaration, (made) by Papnebtynis and another, concerning the guarding of feeding-places. (Fee:) 3 obols. Alimentary contract, (made) by Diodoros to ThermouthaDrion, (in exchange) of a dowry of 1,000 drachmai. (Fee:) 8 drachmai. Memorandum (concerning the receipt of) a dowry of 16 silver drachmai, (made) by Onnophris to Sisenxis. (Fee:) 7 obols. On the 14th. Agreement of sale of looms, (made) by Orseus and another to Ptollis and another. (Fee:) 20 obols. On the 16th. Lease of pasture lands, for a rental (paid) on account(?), (made) by Leonides to Mysthas and another. (Fee:) 4 drachmai 6 obols. Written declaration, (made) by Kastor, retail-dealer(04‡hE. II, 125, l. 16); Herodion (son of Lysimachos) (see also P.Mich. II, 123, verso, col. VIII, l. 19; 25; and P.Mich. II, 125, l. 16); [- - -]onopis (& unnamed husband: Kollouthos) (see also P.Mich. II, 125, l. 17); Orseus (see also P.Mich. II, 125, l. 17); Soueris (see also P.Mich. II, 125, l. 18); Kronion (see also P.Mich. II, 125, l. 18); (another?) Kronion (see also P.Mich. II, 125, l. 19); Horion (see also P.Mich. II, 125, l. 19); Papontos (see also P.Mich. II, 125, l. 20); Didyme (see Falso P.Mich. II, 125, l. 20); Phemnasis (see also P.Mich. II, 125, l. 21); Menemachos (see also P.Mich. II, 125, l. 21); Paas (see also P.Mich. II, 125, l. 22); Venustus, (slave) of Primigenes (see also P.Mich. II, 125, l. 22); Primigenes, (slave) of the Emperor Claudius (see also P.Mich. II, 125, l. 22); Harphaesis (Harpaesis) (see also P.Mich. II, 125, l. 24); Apion, sitologos (see also P.Mich. II, 125, l. 25); Papnebtynis (see also P.Mich. II, 125, l. 26); Diodoros; Thermoutharion; Onno=T beenWW=WLWMW`WcWsWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWW WrWWWWWWWWWWMWjWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWW W W W W WWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWW W!W"W#W$W%W&W'W(W)W*W+W,W6W:W;W<W=W>Wbeer-brewingsWe been worn from both edges toward the center of the sheet (the damage is most important in the right part of the roll). - The sheet bearing col. I of the recto and col. XI-XII of the Verso was attached to the rest after these columns had been written00‡hCBetween l. 39 and 40, in right margin, read (ginontai) (drachmai) 76 (oboloi) 6. (PH)After August 23, 46 A.D. (Recto, col. II-XXII)Boak AERIbionitesP.Mich.inv. 966GreekAnn ArborRecto, col. II - 496 glasses: glasses 1; 2; 5; 6 on top of E (be careful when removing them!); glasses 3; 4 on top of locker 11 (in front of the door)PapYesNoDue to theD size of this papyrus roll, its content has been divided in the present database into several cards, one for each column.Tebtynis, Polemonos meris, Arsinoite nome, province of Egyptmedium-sized business hand (same as in P.Mich. II, 122)Claudius, Emperor; Herakleides (son of Pateroous) (see also P.Mich. II, 125, l. 15); Stotoetis (son of Petearpsenesis) (see also P.Mich. II, 125, l. 15); Ptolemaios (son of Diodoros) (& unnamed wife) (see also P.Mich"( S‰iA>    >J. Gascou, CE 52 [1977] p. 364); Aurelius Christophoros son of Apollos, syntelestes; Mauricius Tiberius, Emperor; Aurelius Kyriakos son of Kollouthos and Ioudith (see also P.Lond. V, 1899?); Kollouthos, deceased husband of Ioudith and father of Kyriakos; Daueit (David) son of Andreas, presbyteros (see also P.Mich. XIII, 667); Aurelius Theodoros son of Paulos, iatros; Senouthes son of Apollos, presbyteros (= Senouthes sBon of Apollos, protokometes?) (see P.Mich. XIII, 669 etc.); Synterichos son of Panymphios, presbyteros; Constantinus, tabellion (see also P.Vat.Aphrod. 4)zBuilding; Family; Illiteracy; Inheritance; Medicine; Metrology; Notary; Priest (Christian); Profession; Sale; Tax Collection; Woman{Aphrodite, Antaiopolite nome|PHOWAphrodite (Aphrodito), Antaiopolite nome, province of the Lower Thebais, Thebais, EgyptPbroken off at the topQ2R1Recto (written across the fibres); Verso is blank<,exl15WW W.W15-32>WW150-151W151WW151-159WW152yW2WWWwW152-154W1529W153HWWW153-155W1531.2W154WWWWW154-155tW155W2WEW156WWWWWWWWWRW157W.W157-160BW157-190WW158W158-160WWWWyW158-162W159WWZW16WW WWWWTWlWnWoWpWvW|WWWW WWWWWW W+WAW`WW W5WUWWWWWWWW*WWWW WWXW}WWW W*WWW160 WW*WW161W8W161-177W162WWWLW163MWWW163-165WW164W164-167WWWWWWWWWWWDPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPI$z3 jsocieteWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWW W!W"W#W$W%W&W'W(W)W*W+W,WsocietyyW,W,W,W,W,W,W,W,W,W,W,W,W,W,W,W,W,W,W,W,W,W,W,W,W,W,W,W,W,W,W,W,W,W,W,W,W,W,W,W,W,W,W,W,W,W,W,W,W,W,W,W,W,W,W,W,W,W,W,W,W,W,W,WomeWsomethingWsonWsonderabgabeWsoonWsoons WWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWW W W W W WWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWW W!W"W/<4[ j1992WWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWW W!W"W#W$W%W&W'W(W)W*W+W,W,W,W,W,W,W,W,W,W,W,W,W,W,W,W,W,W,W,W,W,W,W,W,W,W,W,W,W,W,W,W,W,W,W,W,W,W,W,W,W,W,W,W,W,W,W,W,W,W,W,W,W,W,W,W,W,W,W,W,W,W,W,W,W,W,W,WWW1994KW1995 WWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWW W W W W WWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWW W!W"W#W$W%W&W'W(W)W*W+WW"}1CjcWIWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWW W W W W WWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWW W!W"W#W$W%W&W'W(W)W*W+W,Wc123DWc39Wc59Wc6IWcaWcabrolaWcairWidictarcheolchretixp80-85cairWWirWWWBWWWWWWWWDWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWW W W40‡hAoriginal size: 310 x 28 cmJune 1922; acquired from Nahman through the British MuseumKronion son of ApionPHArchive of Kronion son of Apion, nomographos of the grapheion of Tebtynis; see also noteRecto, col. II-XXII presents a financial register (anagraphe) of all the documents drawn up day by day in the record-office (grapheion) of Tebtynis during the 6th year of the Emperor Claudius; the writing fee (grammaBtikon) charged for the preparation of each document is indicated, and periodic summaries of the income and disbursements of the record office are given (See also the accounts of expenditures made by the grapheion official contained in Recto, col. I, and Verso, col. I-XII). - Recto, col. II records the documents drawn up between Sept. 5-20(?), 45 A.D. (lines 5-25 are duplicated in P.Mich. II, 125, l. 10-28)BL IV, 53 (l. 9); BL VIII, 211 (bibliography); BL X, 122 (l. 17). - 40‡jE.], P.H.M. GERVER, J.G. KUIJL, A.J.H. PLEYSIER, R.T.G. VERSTRAATEN (Edd.), Heden verschenen voor mij ... Liber Amicorum aangeboden aan prof. mr. A.L.M. Soons, gewoon hoogleraar in het Notarile Recht aan de Faculteit der Rechtsgeleerdheid van de Rijksuniversiteit Leiden ter gelegenheid van zijn emeritaat (Arnhem, 1995) pp. 119-126, 1 tabl., 1 fac-sim., 1 arbre gnal. scanned; checked Check: bibliography: E.E.Thess. = Epistemonike Epeteris philosophikes ktl. Not seen @A       !  /  k publishedlVS. Kapsomenos, E.E.Thess. 7 (1957) p. 339-340; B. Kramer, ZPE 97 (1993) p. 133, n. 18.p2/6/98s3196Dntoor in het oude Egypte ofwel Kronion, een notaris uit het begin van onze jaartelling. [Du 'vieux papier' provenant d'un bureau de notaire de l'gypte ancienne ou Kronion, un notaire du dbut de notre reA .B87YWqWtWWWWWWWWWW W(W)W7-17W7/87W700W701.W72bW|W}W740W760[WWW771YW774ZW778^W780W7thWWeWkWWdWWWW W!W"W#W$W%W&W'W(W)W+W-W.W2W6W8WWOWWWWWWWWW W8W8-11W.Mich. II, 122)123Tebtynis, Polemonos meris, Arsinoite nome, proviCnce of EgyptRecto, col. IIPMich IIRegister of Documents Prepared at the Grapheion1933Long roll broken at the right end, which was cut in seven pieces when housed into glass. - At the folds of the roll deep indentations have been worn from both edges toward the center of the sheet (the damage is most important in the right part of the roll). - The sheet bearing col. I of the recto and col. XI-XII of the Verso-g6_8redressWreducedWWreedWreedsWWreferenceWWreferencesWW3WWWreferredWreferring)W W?WOWWreflectionsMWrefused`WaWWregardingW5W9WsWregisterWUWYWeW WWWWWWWWWWWW:WLWRWeWkWWWWWWWW W WWjWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWW W W W W WWWWWWWWWWWWWWW.W1W2W3W6W:W;W<W=Wregistergivingadetailedaccountofwheatgiro-transferspjVVVregisterrecordingpaymentsingrainbydayplacetypeoflaVP:OpolemonosWWWWWWW1W2W3W4W5W6W7W8W9W:W;W<W=W>W?W@WSWTWUWXW\W^WaWcWeWfWgWhWiWjWkWmWnWoWqWrWsWtWvWxWyW{W~WWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWW W W W W WWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWW W!W"W#W$W%W&W'W(W)W*W+W,W-W.W/W0W1W2W3W4W6W:W;W<W=W>WTWUW- 0 dueFWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWW W W W W WWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWW W!W"W#W$W%W&W'W(W)W*W+W,W:W;W<W=W>WduetothesizeofthispapyrusitscontenthasbeendividedLV:V;V<V=V>Vduetothesizeofthispapyrusrollitscontenthasbeendi VVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVV/>Boak AE>->Œ\Frg. a: 9.8 x 18.9 cm; frg. b: 21.5 x 22.9 cm; frg. c: 15.3 x 20.7 cm; frg. e: 6.9 x 10.3 cm; frg. f: 8 x 12.2 cm; frg. g: 3.2 x 2.2 cm; frg. h: 3.4 x 3.1 cm; frg. i: 1 x 2.6 cm; frg. j: 6 x 11 cmA lot of things to do: joinings, alignments, unfoldings... Terry Wilfong should see the Verso before we close this glass; Traianos has a word to say also, about the letters by which we should identify the fragments. Then give it back to me, so that I update the card. AThe letters used to identify the fragments in the publication of the Greek text (from A to N) and in that of the Coptic one (from a to m) did not correspond to each other, nor did they copy the original set of letters given to the fragments. As several fragments were joined during the conservation work for the APIS project, new letters have been given to identify the fragments. Fragment a = Sijpesteijn, fragments G + D = Worrell, fragments m + k. Fragment b = Sijpesteijn, fragments K + B =ee:) 2 obols. On theI[8perseaiWpersecuted`WaWpersonWWWWJWzWWWWWWWWWWHW[WpersonalyWzWWW*WpersonifiedTWpersonsuWWWW6WWWW2W:W=W?WVWZW[WWWWWWmWWWWWWWYW`WqWtWWWWWWoW{WWWWWWWWWWWWWWWHW~WWWWWW@WPWpetaWpetausWWWWWhWiWpeteWpetearpsenesisNWpeteesisWZW'D8peteeus@petitionMpetitionaddressedintheformofaletterbyaslavetounk@$petitionaddressedtotheepistatesofphiladelphiabydemet@Qpetitiontoapolloniosaliasptolemaiosstrategosoftheher@petitiontothestrategostiberiusclaudiusandrotimosbyan@phenomena@9place plus@"pnasO%poll@#polydeukesFIpraktor@QopreparedUpsenamounis@%Cptolemaiosptolemais88quadrimestrial@;0;08< 8parcelsEWWWWWWWWWWPWparchmentWWparentTWparentsOW7WHWMWpWWWWparkmWparsley-rootsWpartEWVWWW>WFWbWWWWWWW8WSWWWWWWWWWKWlW!WpartofadaybookoftaxpaymentsinkindcomprisingportionVpartofareportconcerningtheconditionsofinundationofVpartialGWparticipated`WaWparticularWparticularlySWpartiesWWWWWW3W?WBWOWRW\WbWlWmWpW{W|W}WWWWWWWmWWWWWZWpartisansSWpartlyWWdWW:WpartnerWpartnersfWpartlyWWdWW:WpartnerWpartnersfWfWfW><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>. -mŒhEnt_R1>622r_1.bmp<_600DPIFront_R1>622r_a.bmp<_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8> Ji((Text too fragmentary to be translated).jAdone on the orig. check height, conserv status, notes preserv Check: Nigel: possibility of adding to the note a link to the next and preceding columns or to all the records of this inv. nr. (through an automated search?). We could also make 1 general card (with general bibliography?) with links to all the others? Traianos: when these cards will be on the web, displayed as a search result, no difference will appear between them, which is a problem. Ask Nigel? Traianos: should I add the bibl Leases in Southern Fayum in the MidbS! 8betweenWWWWWWWWWW3W9WJWLWOWRWbWlWpWqWtWwW|W}WWWW+WQWWWW?W@WWWWWMWhWiWWWWWWWWWWWWWWW W W W W WWWWWWWWWWWWWWW4W:W;W<W=WEWbetweenplacesKWbeyondWbiblePWbibliophylaxWbibliothekeWbid^WbiddingUWbikoi=WbilingualWbilingualdocumentofuncertainnatureperhapscourtproceedVbinWbindsWWbirthDWEW_WyWW#WWGWKWQWWWZWblankformfortheassignmentofaplotofcrownandusiaclVblankformfortheassignmentofaplotofcrownlandintheVblankformfortheassignmentofaplotofpubliclandinptVVblindSWblossomsCWblotWboard.WPWboat'W.Wboats;WQWWPL8ŒsG796H1996IPl. XLIIJ VLWYesXTPurchased by Prof. Worrell in Egypt in the spring of 1936, and received in June 1936[1Fragment of Agathonicus' Disputatio cum Ciliciis\ 22.1 x 7.2 cmoCopticu Agathonicusw Ann ArborQ1hA22.1 x 7.2 cmPurchased by Prof. Worrell in Egypt in the spring of 1936, and received in June 1936AgathonicusMich. Ms. 158/550Schenke H-MP.Mich.inv. 6868CopticAnn ArborLPapYes796Pl. XLII AddPMich XVIIIFragment of Agathonicus' Disputatio cum Ciliciis1996<_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8> jxviiik publishedlT. Gagos, ZPE 121 (1998) p. 144ŒsAP.Mich.inv. 6868[4‡hCon, nomographos?) (see P.Mich. II, p. 96); Ptoll(--); (another) Heronas; Philoxas; Eutychas (grapheion official)125, l. 1-9Tebtynis, Polemonos meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptRecto, first text (l. 1-9)PMich IIAccount; Administration; NotaryAccount1933Broken and frayed out at the bottom1Recto; Verso is blankDocumentary668r.bmp<_600DPIFront_R1>668r_a.bmp<_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>bik)Kronion (son of Apion) (grapheion official); Heronas (= Her/./121rectocoliiixV121rectocoliivV121rectocoliiviV121rectocoliiviiV121rectocoliiviiiV121rectocoliixV121rectocoliiiiiV121rectocoliiiiiiV121rectocoliiiivV121rectocoliiiixV121rectocoliiivV121rectocoliiiviV121rectocoliiiviiiV121rectocoliiixV121rectocoliiixiV121rectocoliiixiiiV121rectocoliiixivV121rectocoliviV121rectocoliviiV121rectocoliviiiV121rectocolivixV121rectocolivvV121rectocolivviV121rectocolivviiV121rectocolivviiiV121rectocolivxV121rectocolivxiV121rectocolivxiiV121versocoliiV121versocoliiiV121versocolivV121versocolixV121versocolvV121versocolviV121versocolviiV121versocolviiiV121versocolxV121versocolxiV121versocolxiiVV2-s colWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWW W W W W WWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWW W!W"W#W$W%W&W'W(W)W-W2W3W4W6W:W;W<W=WZWcornWdescr9WeditionWfragmentWRW^WWWgreekDWi WWLWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWW2Wi-iiWBWi-iiiWiiWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWW3W4W:WiiaWiiiWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWW W-W6W;WZWems>1Verso; Recto: collection of abstracts of contractsDocument00iDcknowledgment of deposit of 1,680 drachmai, (made) by Petearpsenesis and another to Horion. (Fee:) 20 drachmai. On the 25th. Lease of 5 arourai (bearing) green fodder, (made) by Anchious and his son to Horion. (Fee:) 7 obols. Agreement of obligation to remain in service (paramone) for the sum of 40 drachmai, (made) by Orseus to Galates. (Fee:) 7 obols. Agreement of sale of a loom, (made) by Tephersos to Mieus. (Fee:) 6 obols. Acknowledgment of receipt of wages of 12 drachmai, (made) by HerEas to Petheus. (Fee:) 4 obols. Loan of 148 silver drachmai, (made) by Peteeus to Paas. (Fee:) 14 obols. Agreement of (lease of) a garden, (made) by Mieus to Galates. (Fee:) 10 obols. Total: 112 drachmai 3 obols <Read182 drachmai 3 obols, for 183 dr. 2 ob.?> On the 26th. Lease {Lease} of 10 arourai (bearing) green fodder, (made) by Herakles and another to Herakles. He owes the scribe's fee. Lease of 4 1/2 arourai (bearing) green fodder, (made) by Chairiaios and another to Herakles04‡jAdone on the orig. Check: Nigel: possibility of adding to the note a link to the next and preceding columns or to all the records of this inv. nr. (through an automated search?). We could also make 1 general card (with general bibliography?) with links to all the others? Traianos: number of items (one... now divided in 7 parts?) Traianos: when these cards will be on the web, displayed as a search result, no difference will appear between them, which is a problem. Ask Nigel? Traianos: shouldB I add the bibliography concerning the grapheion, as: - R.H. Pierce, Grapheion, Catalogue, and Library in Roman Egypt, SymbOslo 43 (1968) pp. 68-83; - Hobson Deborah W., The Role of Women in the Economic Life of Roman Egypt: A Case Study from First Century Tebtunis, EchCl 28 = N.S., 3 (1984) pp. 373-390; - Montevecchi Orsolina, La crisi economica sotto Claudio e Nerone: Nuove testimonianze, Neronia III. Actes du IIIe Colloque International de la Socit Internationale d'tudes Nroniennes.,BOYŒjEypte ofwel Kronion, een notaris uit het begin van onze jaartelling. [Du 'vieux papier' provenant d'un bureau de notaire de l'gypte ancienne ou Kronion, un notaire du dbut de notre re.], P.H.M. GERVER, J.G. KUIJL, A.J.H. PLEYSIER, R.T.G. VERSTRAATEN (Edd.), Heden verschenen voor mij ... Liber Amicorum aangeboden aan prof. mr. A.L.M. Soons, gewoon hoogleraar in het Notarile Recht aan de Faculteit der Rechtsgeleerdheid van de Rijksuniversiteit Leiden ter gelegenheid van zijn emeritaat (ArFOnhem, 1995) pp. 119-126, 1 tabl., 1 fac-sim., 1 arbre gnal. CHECKED Scanned.  @A    E  G    k publishedlMA.E.R. Boak, JEA 9 (1923) p. 164-167; A. Segre, Aegyptus 7 (1926) p. 97-107.p1/16/98ŒAP.Mich.inv. 622BVerso, col. XICPapDXArchive of Kronion son of Apion, nomographos of the grapheion of Tebtynis; see also noteEBoak AER00*‡iIs, (concerning) 16 arourai. (Fee:) 16 obols. Memorandum, (made) by Haryotes son of Orsenouphis. (Fee:) 2 obols. On the 21st. Written declaration concerning the taking over of donkeys, (made) by Psyphis son of - - - and Marsisouchos son of Phabos. (Fee:) 15 obols. Loan of 52 silver drachmai, (made) by Papontos to Apollonios. (Fee:) 6 obols. Acknowledgment of receipt of a dowry of 20 drachmai, (made) by Thenpetsoykis to Papontos. (Fee:) 7 obols. On the 23rd(?). [Lease] of 2 arourai of a vineJ$yard, (made) [by - - - to] Peteesis.j; Mortgage; Notary; Nursing; Paramone (obligation to remain at someone's service); Police; Price; Profession; Renting; Sale; Scribe; Servility; Slave; Tax collection; WomanD{ Ibionites|PHORegister of Documents Prepared at the Grapheion1933rather well preserved, but the right edge and several spots in the center are considerably abraded1Recto; Verso is blankDocumentary674r.bmp<_600DPIFront_R1>674r_a.bmp<_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_F600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8> ies, gnapheus; Dandalos; Potamon (see also P.Mich. V, 238, l. 118); Apynchis (see also P.Mich. V, 238, l. 118); Harsisouchos (Horsisouchos) (see also P.Mich. V, 238, l. 119); Diodoros (P.Mich. V, 238, l. 119 has Chairemon); Areios (see also P.Mich. V, 23238,441‡9Ezites; Demas; Eutychides; Psentamieus; (another?) Ischyrion; (another?) Onnophris; Tatephersos; (another?) Orsenouphis; (another?) Orsenouphis; Tetenouphis; Didymos; Harpaesis (& unnamed wife); (another?) Mieus; Narkissos; Haryotes son of Orsenouphis; Psyphis son of - - -; Marsisouchos son of Phabos; (another?) Papontos; Apollonios; Thenpetsoykis; (another?) Papontos; Peteesis 2:ADAdministration; Agriculture; Animal; Apprenticeship; Cession; Debt; Deposit; Divorce; Dowry; Industry; Irrigation; Land ownership; Lease; Loan; Marriage; Mortgage; Notary; Nursing; Paramone (obligation to remain at someone's service); Police; Price; Profession; Renting; Sale; Scribe; Servility; Slave; Tax collection; WomanD{ Ibionites|PHOW@WHWRWTWXWZW[W_WyW{WWWcument is indicated, and periodic summaries of the income and disbursements of the record office are given (See also the accounts of expenditures made by the grapheion official contained in Recto, col. I, and Verso, col. I-XII). - RBecto, col. II records the documents drawn up between Sept. 5-20, 45 A.D. (lines 5-25 are duplicated in P.Mich. II, 125, l. 10-28)o9d ownership; Lease; Loan; Marriage; Mortgage; Notary; Nursing; Paramone (obligation to remain at someone's service); Police; Price; Profession; Renting; Sale; Scribe; Servility; Slave; Tax collection; WomanRegister of Documents Prepared at the Grapheion1933Long roll broken at the right end, which was cut%uJu :nursingWWWLWeWkWWWWWWW W W WWWWWWWWWW1W3W6W:W;W<WoathWWWWWWWWWW@WOWoathpersonalstatusromancitizenveteranOVobligationWWWGWLWRWkWWbWWWWWWWWWWWW W WWWWWWWW.W1W6W:W<WoftWWWWWVW[WWWW#W$WW#W$W$W$WWWGW_WhWWWWWWWWW WWCWWWWWWJWWWWOWW7WjWvWwWWWofficer!W#WofficialeWWoliveWonWoppositionvWoppression3WvWwWorHWoratorW WvWoratoryzW{Worderk‚ÂĂłƂǂȂʂۂ݂߂ႄ䂄炄낄originWorousTW~WorphanWorphansWWW65)9anotherorsenouphisVVVVVVVVVVV;Vanotherorsenouphisseealsopmichii121rectoiiVanotherorsenouphisunnamedwifeVanotherorseousVanotherorseusVVVVVVV VVVVVVV;VanotherorseusbrothersVanotherorseushusbandofthenatymis;VanotherorseusunnamedwifeV=Vanotherorseusunnamedwifeseealsopmichv238l29240l2V2V2VanotherpapnebtynisVanotherpapontosVVVanotherpasysVanotherpatynisV VVVVanotherpeteeusVVanotherpeteeusseealsopmichv238l166VanotherpetesouchosVanotherpetsirisVanotherpnebtynisVanotherpolemonVanotherpsenkebkisVanotherpsosneusV VanotherpsyphisVVanotherptolemaiosLVanothersambasVanothersisenxisVanothersokonopisVanothersotasseealsopmichii123rectocolxv12V7;,$9psosnoerisWpsouemmelitas$psoumeris psyphis8W WWWW6WDWKWMWbWkW|W}WWWWɂʂ΂ WWWWWW/W3W:W;W<WXWpsyphisaliasharpochrationsonofsarapionaliasmarepkemisMVpsyphisseealsopmichii121rectoiiVpsyphisseealsopmichii128coliil22kVpsyphisseealsopmichv240l163Vmichv240l163V3V0-f8byW:69freedmanWWfreibWfretensisWfromZWWWWfronto@WfrumentariusW>Wfulvius}Wfuscianus}WWfutureWgWYWOWWWWWWWWWWWWWWtWWWW8WgaWgagosOWWWW8WgailWgaiaWgaianusWgaiasRWgaiusDWEWyW{WWWWWWWW?WWW3WWWWWWWWW WWWWW"W#W$WHWbWgW|W}WWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWW WW W"W$W%W&W'W(W*W-W0W5vWWWWWWGWKWWWWWWW.WlW=W@WAWOW{WgaiusatiliussonofgaiusVgaiuscaerelliuspriscusVVgaiuscaerelliuspriscusVVV<_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1>00 9AOrseus; Psenkebkis; Papnebtynis; Mieus (& unnamed wife); Hatres; Harsiesis; Mesoueris; Sosas; Onnophris; Haryotes; Nepheros; Mieus; Orsenouphis; Thaeisarion (Thaisarion) alias Thaesis, sister of Maron; Maron, brother of Thaisarion alias Thaesis; Tasigeris; Eutychos; (another?) Orseus; Ptolemes (Ptolemais, Ptolemaios) (& unnamed wife); Herodes; (another?) Orseus; Herodion; Psyphis; Thaubastis; Chrates; (unnamed) son of Tapellichis; Eus, kepouros; Didymos; (another?) Eus; Herakles; Thaesis (Bwife of Harmiysis); Harmiysis (husband of Thaesis); Mystharion, Tristomites; Labesis; Herakleides, kepouros; Pastoous son of Taltis (see also P.Mich. II, 123, Recto, col. XVIII, 12); Thenpetsoykis (& unnamed husband); Anoubion; (another?) Herakles; another Herakles; Eutychas (grapheion official); (another?) Orseus; Apollonios; Dioskourides; Heraklea, wife of Heronas; Heronas, husband of Heraklea; Kronion; Tenouphis; (another?) Orseus; Taonnophris; (another?) Herodes; Lysimachos; Peteesis (00 hIRecto; Verso (and Recto, col. I): grapheion accountsDocumentary966r1_2.bmp<_600DPIFront_R1>966r_1d.bmp<_600DPIFront_R2>966r_1i.bmp<_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7J><_600DPIBack_R8>uis. (Fee:) 4 obols. Agreement of lease, by way of payment in advance, of a half-share of a plain, (made) by Onnophris and another to Haryotes. (Fee:) . . drachmai, of which he owes 14 obols. Lease of vacant pasture lands, (made) by Nepheros and others to Mieus. (Fee:) . . drachmai. On the 3rd. Agreement of lease of a half-share of a plain, (made) by Orsenouphis and another to Haryotes. (Fee:) 4 drachmai. Agreement of cession of 3 3/4 arourai, (made) by Thae00iF. He owes the scribe's fee. I have received 4 drachmai from the account of the secretarial fees owed by Didymos. Return for a third of a half-share(?) of pasture lands, (made) by Papontos to the other Papontos. (Fee:) 6 obols. Written declaration of receiving a rental of 500 drachmai, (made) by Marepkemis and another. (Fee:) 15 obols. Another written declaration of receiving a rental of 52 drachmai, (made) by Psenkebkis and another. (Fee:) 7 obols. On the 27th. Sale of a vacant plot of 2 cGubits, (made) by Kronion to Haryotes son of Belles. (Fee:) 4 drachmai, which he owes. Lease of 4 arourai (bearing) green fodder, (made) by Herakles to Horion. (Fee:) 5 obols. Total: 180 <drachmai< 5 obols. Agreement to nurse (a slave girl named) Thaeisarion, (made) by Thaubastis and her husband to Tesenouphis, (and) on the 28th, loan of 80 silver drachmai, (made) by Tesenouphis to Marepsemis and his wife. (Fee) for both (documents): 4 drachmai. Lease of fishers' (services?), (mad00iHe) by Galates and another to Psenobastis and another. (Fee:) 21 obols. Payment of a rental of 360 drachmai, (made) by Leon and his son to the inspector of the fisheries tax of Kerkeesis. (Fee:) 14 obols. Total: 210 drachmai. On the 29th. Lease of 5 arourai, (made) by Kollouthos to Herakles. He owes the scribe's fee. Lease of 3 3/4 arourai, (made) by Mysthas to Herakles. He owes the scribe's fee. For the signatory, 1 obol. On the 30th. (For) written declarations and the list of people fIree from duty and of cattle graziers. (Fee:) 11 drachmai. Written declaration of the guild of the weavers to the inspectors. (Fee:) 8 drachmai. Acknowledgment of deposit of 212 drachmai, (made) by Heron and another to Kronion. (Fee:) 5 drachmai. Lease of 3 1/2 arourai of revenue land, (made) by Pastoous to Papontos and another. (Fee:) 4 drachmai. Petition (made) by Orsenouphis, son of Diodoros(?), against Onnophris(?), son of Petepmoueis(?). (Fee:) 1 obol. Total up to [the 30th of Sebastos00iJ:] 228 [silver] drachmai 234 obols. On Phaophi 1. Lease of 7 arourai, (made) by Pn[- - -] to [- - -] and another. [(Fee:) - -] Agreement [- - -] Tapnebtynis [- - -] (Traces of 3 more lines).jAdone on the orig. Check: Nigel: possibility of adding to the note a link to the next and preceding columns or to all the records of this inv. nr. (through an automated search?). We could also make 1 general card (with general bibliography?) with links to all the others? Traianos: number of items (one... now divided in 7 parts?) Traianos: when these cards will be on the web, displayed as a search result, no difference will appear between them, which is a problem. Ask Nigel? Traianos: shoulde grapheion official contained in Recto, col. I, and Verso, col. I-XII). - Recto, col. III records the documents drawn up between Sept. 20(?)-28, 45 A.D.BL III, 108 (l. 22)After August 23, 46 A.D. (Recto, col. II-XXII)Boak AERTebtynis;00jB I add the bibliography concerning the grapheion, as: - R.H. Pierce, Grapheion, Catalogue, and Library in Roman Egypt, SymbOslo 43 (1968) pp. 68-83; - Hobson Deborah W., The Role of Women in the Economic Life of Roman Egypt: A Case Study from First Century Tebtunis, EchCl 28 = N.S., 3 (1984) pp. 373-390; - Montevecchi Orsolina, La crisi economica sotto Claudio e Nerone: Nuove testimonianze, Neronia III. Actes du IIIe Colloque International de la Socit Internationale d'tudes Nroniennes.C Varenna, juin 1982 = Atti CERDAC. 12 = N.S., 2 (1982-1983 [1987])pp. 139-148; - JENKINS Fred W., New Texts from the Tebtunis Grapheion Archive, BASP 29 (1992) pp. 31-40; - E. Husselman, Procedures of the Record Office of Tebtunis in the First Century A.D., Proceedings of the Twelfth International Congress of Papyrology (Toronto, 1970) pp. 223-238; - Kovel'man A.B., Arenda v Juznom Fajume v seredine i v. n. e. (Po Miciganskim registram.) Avec un rsum en anglais: Land Leases in Southern F03jjDayum in the Middle of the 1 Century A.D. (based on the Michigan records.), VDI 128 (1974, fasc. 2) pp. 69-85; - Cockle Walter E.H., State Archives in Graeco-Roman Egypt from 30 B.C. to the Reign of Septimius Severus, JEA 70 (1984) pp. 106-122 - PESTMAN P.W., 'Oud papier' uit een notariskantoor in het oude Egypte ofwel Kronion, een notaris uit het begin van onze jaartelling. [Du 'vieux papier' provenant d'un bureau de notaire de l'gypte ancienne ou Kronion, un notaire du dbut de notre reE.], P.H.M. GERVER, J.G. KUIJL, A.J.H. PLEYSIER, R.T.G. VERSTRAATEN (Edd.), Heden verschenen voor mij ... Liber Amicorum aangeboden aan prof. mr. A.L.M. Soons, gewoon hoogleraar in het Notarile Recht aan de Faculteit der Rechtsgeleerdheid van de Rijksuniversiteit Leiden ter gelegenheid van zijn emeritaat (Arnhem, 1995) pp. 119-126, 1 tabl., 1 fac-sim., 1 arbre gnal. scanned; checked <@ Actes du IIIe Colloque International de la Socit Internationale d'tudes Nroniennes.-n-FŒhC contracts), one for each abstract on the Recto (collection of abstracts of contracts, or eiromenon).well... you know...Tebtynis, Polemonos meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptThe four columns of the Recto have an unusual widh of about 70 cm. - The writing is a small upright cursive, different from the Verso. (Boak)Psenkebkis [son of - - -]; [Marsisouchos son of - - -]; Claudius, Emperor121, Recto, col. I, vTebtynis, Polemonos meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptRecto, col. I, abstract 5PMich IIAdministration; Land Status; Lease; Notary; Taxation (land); Topography (Tebtynis)Collection of Abstracts of Contracts (Eiromenon)1933Large roll containing writing on both sides; broken off at the left of the Recto1Recto; Verso: list of contracts (index of the Recto)O.9  8A09A0C0PA0hA0C0E5RG0I0iA0C0E0G0I1 jB0D3A>k0a n=69AK`CAPA1hA0C0E1G1I1iA1C1E1G1I1#jB1*D1A10 @1 v09A1(C1PA13hA1.C1-E1G1/I1%iA1$C1E7G1"I1)jB1D18A191O v6O9A1LC1MPA1JhA1GC1DE1:G1CI1YiA0CE1G1mI1gjA=Coriginal size: 310 x 28 cmJune 1922; acquired from Nahman through the British MuseumKronion son of ApionPHArchive of Kronion son of Apion, nomographos of the grapheion of Tebtynis; see also noteRecto, col. II-XXII presents a financial register (anagraphe) of all the documents drawn up day by day in the record-office (grapheion) of Tebtynis during the 6th year of the Emperor Claudius; the writing fee (grammaBtikon) charged for the preparation of each document is indicated, and periodic summaries of the income and disbursements of the record office are given (See also the accounts of expenditures made by the grapheion official contained in Recto, col. I, and Verso, col. I-XII). - Recto, col. IV records the documents drawn up between Sept. 29-Oct. 8, 45 A.D.BL VI, 80 (l. 18); BL VII, 108 (l. 33)After August 23, 46 A.D. (Recto, col. II-XXII)Boak AER123, Recto, col. IIITebtynis, Polemonos meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptRecto, col. IIIPMich IIAdministration; Agriculture; Apprenticeship; Cession; Debt; Deposit; Guild; Industry; Land ownership; Lease; Loan; Notary; Nursing; Paramone (obligation to remain at someone's service); Price; Profession; Salary; Sale; Scribe; Servility; Slave; Tax collection; WomanRegister of Documents Prepared atH the Grapheion1933Long roll broken at the right end, which was cut in seven pieces when housed into glass. - At the folds of the roll deep indentations have been worn from both edges toward the center of the sheet (the damage is most important in the right part of the roll). - The sheet bearing col. I of the recto and col. XI-XII of the Verso was attached to the rest after these columns had been written1Recto; Verso (and Recto, col. I): gP@29unnamedepitropos6VunnamedepsataiepistataiVunnamedergataiVVyVunnamedergatesVV@Vunnamederiopolai Vunnamedfatherofsarapiassalibotas+VunnamedgeorgoijVunnamedgeouchosgVunnamedgerdioiVunnamedgnapheis VunnamedgnapheusVunnamedgraeis0Vunnamedgrammateus_VunnamedhalieisoftebtynisVunnamedhalopolaiVunnamedhalopolaiofibioneikosipentarouronVunnamedhegoumenos,VunnamedhegoumenosgerdionVunnamedhegoumenosofkaranisVunnamedheiaireishiereis VVVunnamedheirsofkasilloussonofheliodorosVunnamedheirsofson/daughterofharpjVunnamedheirsoftaesiostaesisVnitaieVunnamedkallippos'swifeWVunnamedkasopyoikasopoioiVunnamedkatameniosYVunnamedkatholikos[VunnamedkephalaiotaiofaphroditeVVunnamedkephalaioteseirenarchonofkaranisVunnamedkleronomoiofphoibammonzV00hAoriginal size: 310 x 28 cmJune 1922; acquired from Nahman through the British MuseumKronion son of ApionPHArchive of Kronion son of Apion, nomographos of the grapheion of Tebtynis; see also noteRecto, col. II-XXII presents a financial register (anagraphe) of all the documents drawn up day by day in the record-office (grapheion) of Tebtynis during the 6th year of the Emperor Claudius; the writing fee (grammaBtikon) charged for the preparation of each document is indicated, and periodic summaries of the income and disbursements of the record office are given (See also the accounts of expenditures made by the grapheion official contained in Recto, col. I, and Verso, col. I-XII). - Recto, col. III records the documents drawn up between Sept. 20(?)-28, 45 A.D.BL III, 108 (l. 22)After August 23, 46 A.D. (Recto, col. II-XXII)Boak AERTebtynis;00hC KerkeesisP.Mich.inv. 966GreekAnn ArborRecto, col. III - 506 glasses: glasses 1; 2; 5; 6 on top of E (be careful when removing them!); glasses 3; 4 on top of locker 11 (in front of the door)PapYesNoDue to the size of this papyrus roll, its content has been divided in the present database into several cards, one for each column.Tebtynis, Polemonos meris, Arsinoite nome, provDince of Egyptmedium-sized business hand (same as in P.Mich. II, 122)Thermoutharion; Diodoros; Teos (& unnamed wife); Herakl[- - -]; Taoorseus; Pastoous; Aphrodisios; Herakles (& unnamed wife); Dionysios; Herodes; Orseus; (unnamed) halieis of Tebtynis; Herakleides; (another?) Herodes; Orses; Orsenouphis, eriokartes; Heras; Sellouris; Peteus (& unnamed) wife; (another?) Herakles; Anchias; Eutychos; Herodes son of Phombos; (another?) Herakleides; Petearpsenesis;.0iB obols. Lease of 8 1/2 arourai bearing green fodder, (made) by Herodes to Orseus. (Fee:) 10 obols. (Document covering) payment of a rental of 200 silver drachmai, (made) by the fishers of Tebtynis. (Fee:) 14 obols. Agreement of cession of 3 arourai of an allotment, (made) by Herakleides to Herodes. (Fee:) 12 drachmai. Contract of apprenticeship, (made) by Orses to Orsenouphis, a shearer. (Fee:) 8 obols. On the 24th. Lease of 6 1/4 arourai, (made) by Heras to Sellouris. (Fee:) 15 obols. AgrCeement of obligation to remain in service (paramone) for the sum of 40 drachmai, (made) by Peteeus and his wife to Herakles. (Fee:) 12 obols. Lease of 6 arourai (bearing) green fodder, (made) by Anchias to Eutychos. (Fee:) 13 obols. Lease of 3 arourai, (made) by Herodes 'son of Phombos' to Herakleides. (Fee:) 2 drachmai. (Total) up to the 24th: 160 drachmai 10 obols, of which 14 drachmai 9 obols are owed. Credit balance: 154 drachmai 1 obol <Read: 146 drachmai 1 obol>. On the 24th. A00hE Horion; Anchious (& unnamed son); (another?) Horion; (another?) Orseus; Galates; Tephersos; Mieus; (another?) Heras; Petheus; (another?) Peteeus; Paas; (another?) Mieus; (another?) Galates; (another?) Herakles; (another) Herakles; Chairiaios; Didymos; Papontos; another Papontos; Marepkemis; Psenkebkis; Kronion; Haryotes son of Belles; (another?) Herakles; (another?) Horion; Thaubastis, (wife of Marepsemis); Marepsemis (husband of Thaubastis); Thaeisarion (Thaisarion), (slave girl of TesenFouphis); Tesenouphis; (another?) Galates; Psenobastis; Leon (& unnamed son); (unnamed) epiteretes eichthyikon (ichthyikon) of Kerkeesis; Kollouthos; (another?) Herakles; Mysthas; (unnamed) apolysimoi (see also P.Mich. II, 123, Recto, col. XXII, 44; V, 244?) (unnamed) probatoktenotrophoi; (unnamed) gerdioi; (unnamed) epistatai; Heron; (another?) Kronion; (another?) Pastoous; (another?) Papontos; Orsenouphis son of Diodoros(?); Onnophris(?) son of Petepmoueis(?); Pn[- - -]; Tapnebtynisoriginal size: 310 x 28 cmJune 1922; acquired from Nahman through the British MuseumKronion son of ApionPHArchive of Kronion son of Apion, nomographos of the grapheion of Tebtynis; see also noteRecto, col. II-XXII presents a financial register (anagraphe) of all the documents drawn up day by day in the record-office (grapheion) of Tebtynis during the 6th year of the Emperor Claudius; the writing fee (grammaBtikon) charged for the preparation of each document is indicated, and periodic summaries of the income and disbursements of the record office are given (See also the accounts of expenditures made by the grapheion official contained in Recto, col. I, and Verso, col. I-XII). - Recto, col. V records the documents drawn up between Oct. 9(?)-21, 45 A.D.BL III, 108 (l. 3); BL X, 122 (l. 17)After August 23, 46 A.D. (Recto, col. II-XXII)Boak AERKerkesoucha; TalitesP.Mich.inv. 966GreekAnn ArborRecto, col. V - 406 glasses: glasses 1; 2; 5; 6 on top of E (be careful when removing them!); glasses 3; 4 on top of locker 11 (in front of the door)PapYesNoDue to the size of this papyrus roll, its content has been divided in the present database into several cards, one for each column.check if you could mount coDl. I-IV and V-VI together (just too big?) - col. V, l. 4: 1 fibre; what to do with the bottom? (and to which side do the traces belong?)Tebtynis, Polemonos meris, Arsinoite nome, province of Egyptmedium-sized business hand (same as in P.Mich. II, 122)Panesis; Herodion; Kronion(?); Kronion (son of Didymos) (see also P.Mich. II, 123, Recto, col. X, l. 22); Onnophris; Sotas; Mieus; Lysas; Lysimachos; Tenouphis; Sambas; Marepsemis son of Patareeis (see1Y iAAgreement [of - - -] of 88 silver drachmai and 5 1/2 artabai of wheat, (made) by Kronion [to - - -]. (Fee:) 4 drachmai. On the 16th (of Neos Sebastos). Agreement [of - - -] of 24 silver drachmai, (made) by Psosneus [to - - -]. (Fee:) 5 obols. Lease of 3 arourai, (made) by Onnophris to [- - -]. Gratis, through both (grapheion officials). Lease of 12 arourai, (made) by Iucundus to Hermas. (Fee:) 14 obols. Lease of 9 1/2 arourai, (made) by Hatres and other priests to Maron. Maron owes the scrBibe's fee. [[Agreement (of - - -) of 4 arourai, (made) by Galates and Lysas to Didyme. (Fee:) 2 drachmai. Agreement of nursing (a slave child) and (agreement) of loan of 110 silver drachmai, (made) by Tasoykis and her husband Harmaeis to Komon. (Fee) for both (documents): 4 drachmai. On the 17th. Lease of as many arourai as there may be, (made) by Galates to Harmiysis. (Fee:) 18 obols. On the 18th. Agreement of sale of an anvil, (made) by Heronas to Harmiysis. (Fee:) 9 obols. Lease of 10 agypt00 9C& unnamed wife); (another?) Herakleides; (another?) Lysimachos; Leonides; Mysthas; Psenkebkis son of Laches; Hatres son of Panesis; Orsenouphis alias Herodes; Peteeus; Thenatymis; (another?) Herodes; Panesis; (another?) Kronion; (another?) Orseus; (another?) Maron; (another?) Psenkebkis (& unnamed wife); Marsisouchos; (another?) Herakleides; Mieus; (another?) Kronion; (another?) Herakleides; (another?) Herodion; Herakledes(?) (Herakleides); Pyrrhichos(?)zAdministration; Agriculture; Cession; Deposit; Feeding; Land ownership; Lease; Loan; Notary; Nursing; Price; Profession; Salary; Scribe; Slave; Woman{ Tristomites|PHO1 fibre to align, Recto, col. I75#9pyronnWuWWWpyrongrammateusseeprosptoli136addpaplugdbatxxipVpyronseeprosptoli136addpaplugdbatxxip411VpyrrhiasWpyrrhiasseeprosptolvi16466Vpyrrhichos|kW W3Wpyrrhichosseealsopmichii128coliil25kVW6W9WWWWpyrrhosgeorgosseeprosptoliv104496Vpyrrhosgeorgosseeprosptoliv10449aegyptus571977p109Vpythokles]WpythonbWquartinusWquartusWqueen]WquintiliusWquintusWWWWWquintusaemiliussaturninusprefectofegyptVVrabdistai WWrabdistesW(rabdistonWrabdouchosWrather Wratus Wratuscenturio VreadWWWWW6Wrecruits=WrectoWWLWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWW W W W WWWWWWWWWWW1W3W6W<WWMpTbcolumnXWWWWcompareLW:W;W<W=W>WcomparedkWconsolidate~Wconsolidatelowerpartjoinsmallfragmentfoldsl29end~Vconsolidation3W|WWWsWWWcontaining`WcopytW_Wcornell}WWcorner{WQW3WGWWcornersWcorrectlyWcould`WWWW W Wcouldn'tWcourse}WWcoverGWcovercorneroftheglassGVcoveringWcrackWcut&WdOWW3Wd-e-f3WdamagedWWWdangerWWdangerous%WdarkmWdate^WdWeWday3WdecideWdefinitelyiWdesperatekWdetachWdeuxVWdidn't,WdifferenceWdifferentWWKWLWMWNWQWkWdigitalWdiplomaWdirtWdirtyWdiscussOWdislocated`WdisplacedWdividedOWdoWW:WWWWWW W-WiWWWWWWWW%W7WEWbWtW|WWWW|W5R0 hGed wife); Marsisouchos; (another?) Herakleides; Mieus; (another?) Kronion; (another?) Herakleides; (another?) Herodion; Herakledes(?) (Herakleides); Pyrrhichos(?)123, Recto, col. IVTebtynis, Polemonos meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptRecto, col. IVPMich IIAdministration; Agriculture; Cession; Deposit; Feeding; Land ownership; Lease; Loan; Notary; Nursing; Price; Profession; Salary; Scribe; Slave; WomanRegister of Documents Prepared at the Grapheion1933Long roll broken at the right end, which was cut in seven pieces when housed into glass. - At the folds of the roll deep indentations have been worn from both edges toward the center of the sheet (the damage is most important in the right part of the roll). - The sheet bearing col. I of the recto and col. XI-XII of the Verso was attached to the rest after these columns had been written11}0 9Cichthyikon (ichthyikon) of Kerkeesis; Kollouthos; (another?) Herakles; Mysthas; (unnamed) apolysimoi (see also P.Mich. II, 123, Recto, col. XXII, 44; V, 244?) (unnamed) probatoktenotrophoi; (unnamed) gerdioi; (unnamed) epistatai; Heron; (another?) Kronion; (another?) Pastoous; (another?) Papontos; Orsenouphis son of Diodoros(?); Onnophris(?) son of Petepmoueis(?); Pn[- - -]; Tapnebtynisa:A Administration; Agriculture; Apprenticeship; Cession; Debt; Deposit; Guild; Industry; Land ownership; Lease; Loan; Notary; Nursing; Paramone (obligation to remain at someone's service); Price; Profession; Salary; Sale; Scribe; Servility; Slave; Tax collection; Woman {Tebtynis; Kerkeesis|PHOTristomitesP.Mich.inv. 966GreekAnn ArborRecto, col. IV- 486 glasses: glasses 1; 2; 5; 6 on top of E (be careful when removing them!); glasses 3; 4 on top of locker 11 (in front of the door)PapYesNoDue to the size of this papyrus roll, its content has been divided in the present database into several cards, one for each column.1 fibre to align, Recto, col. IDV, l. 19 (is it worth to open the glass?)Tebtynis, Polemonos meris, Arsinoite nome, province of Egyptmedium-sized business hand (same as in P.Mich. II, 122)Orseus; Psenkebkis; Papnebtynis; Mieus (& unnamed wife); Hatres; Harsiesis; Mesoueris; Sosas; Onnophris; Haryotes; Nepheros; Mieus; Orsenouphis; Thaeisarion (Thaisarion) alias Thaesis, sister of Maron; Maron, brother of Thaisarion alias Thaesis; Tasigeris; Eutychos; (another?) Orseus; Ptolemes (00 iAOn the 2nd. Agreement guaranteeing immunity (concerning) 104 drachmai, (made) by Orseus and others to Psenkebkis. [(Fee:) - -] Loan of 100 silver drachmai, (made) by Papnebtynis to Mieus and his wife. (Fee:) 14 obols. Agreement of lease of 1/2 aroura for planting reeds <or: of lease, by way of payment in advance, of 1/2 aroura of reeds>, (made) by Hatres to Harsiesis. (Fee:) 12 obols. Lease of 2 arourai of green fodder, (made) by Mesoueris to Sosas. (Fee:) 6 obols. Payment of works bBy a carpenter, (made) by Nekpheraus. (Fee:) 4 obols. Agreement of lease, by way of payment in advance, of a half-share of a plain, (made) by Onnophris and another to Haryotes. (Fee:) . . drachmai, of which he owes 14 obols. Lease of vacant pasture lands, (made) by Nepheros and others to Mieus. (Fee:) . . drachmai. On the 3rd. Agreement of lease of a half-share of a plain, (made) by Orsenouphis and another to Haryotes. (Fee:) 4 drachmai. Agreement of cession of 3 3/4 arourai, (made) by Thae00 iCisarion also called Thaesis to her brother Maron. (Fee:) 2 drachmai. Lease of 3 arourai, (made) by Tasigeris to Eutychos. (Fee:) 24 obols. On the 4th. Loan of 28 silver drachmai, (made) by Orseus to Ptolemaios and his wife. (Fee:) 8 obols. Lease of 5 arourai of green arakos, (made) by Herodes to Orseus. (Fee:) 10 obols. Loan of 500 silver drachmai, (made) by Herodion to Psyphis and Thaubastis. (Fee:) 8 drachmai. Petition of Chrates against the son of Tapellichis. Gratis, through both (grapDheion officials). Agreement of receipt of wages and of farming, (made) by Eus, 'a gardener', to Didymos. (Fee:) 7 obols. Lease of 4 arourai of fodder, (made) by Eus to Herakles. He owes the scribe's fee. Agreement for nursing (a slave child), (made) by Thaesis and her husband to Mystharion of Tristomos, (and) on the 5th, loan of 100 silver drachmai, (made) by Mystharion to Harmiysis and his wife. (Fee) for both (documents): 6 drachmai. Payment of a rent in kind, (made) by Labesis to Herakl00 iEeides, a gardener, and another. (Fee:) 7 drachmai 8 obols. Petition of Pastoous son of Taltis. (Fee:) 1 obol. Total up to the 5th of Phaophi: 292 drachmai, of which 182 drachmai for the (monthly) transfer (diagraphe), 9 drachmai for expenses, 16 drachmai 3 obols on debt, remain 82 drachmai 3 obols. Acknowledgment of receipt of a maintenance, (made) by Thenpetsoykis and her husband to Anoubion. (Fee:) 4 drachmai. Acknowledgment of deposit of 40 silver drachmai and 5 artabai of barley, (madeF) by Herakles to Herakles. Gratis, for Eutychas. Agreement of a lease pertaining to gardening, for wages of 148 drachmai, (made) by Orseus to Apollonios and Dioskourides. (Fee:) 11 obols. Eutychas has by himself the copy of that agreement for the lessor. Acknowledgment of receipt of a maintenance, (made) by Heraklea and her husband Heronas to Kronion. (Fee:) 4 drachmai. Agreement of lease of 5 arourai of green fodder, (made) by Tenouphis to Orseus. (Fee:) 7 obols. On the 8th, Augustan day.01  iG Agreement of division of building-sites, (made) by Taonnophris to Herodes. (Fee:) 8 drachmai. Loan of 28 silver drachmai, (made) by Lysimachos to Peteesis and his wife. (Fee:) 7 obols. Lease of 8 1/2 arourai, (made) by Herakleides to Lysimachos. (Fee:) 9 obols. On the 9th. Acknowledgment of receipt of 80 drachmai for pasture lands, (made) by Leonides to Mysthas and another. (Fee:) 4 drachmai. Petition (made) by Psenkebkis, son of Laches, against Hatres, son of Panesis. (Fee:) 1 obol. LeasHe of 3 arourai of green fodder, (made) by Orsenouphis also called Herodes to Peteeus. (Fee:) 6 obols. Lease of 2 1/2 arourai of fodder, (made) by Thenatymis to Herodes. (Fee:) 6 obols. Lease of 2 arourai of fodder, (made) by Panesis to Kronion. (Fee:) 6 obols. Lease of 2 1/2 arourai of green fodder, (made) by Orseus to Maron. [(Fee:) . . obols], which he owes. On the 10th. Agreement (of - - -) of 24 keramia of wine, (made) by Psenkebkis and his wife to Marsisouchos. (Fee:) 2 drachmai. Leas;.3ŒyHerois [daughter of - - -] (see also Recto, col. I, abstract 9); Patynis [son of - - -] (see also Recto, col. I, abstract 9); Thermoutharionz-Administration; Notary; Nursing; Slave; Woman{Tebtynis|PHOTotal size of the roll: 2.39 m x 29 cm1921, Acquired by Kelsey from Nahman in CairoUnknown scribePHArchive of Kronion son of Apion, nomographos of the grapheion of Tebtynis; see also noteDay by day register of abstracts of the contracts recorded at the record-office (grapheion) of Tebtynis during the four last months of the 2nd year of the Emperor Claudius. - Col. I, abstract 8 records a contract for nursintracts of Contracts (Eiromenon) !9661W9662W967MWXW968LW:W;W<W=W>W969)W970\W972JW973W97329W9733'W97368W97377W974_W9757YW9758XW9759W9760|W9761{W9762WW9763VW9764UW9765TW9766SW9767RW9768QW9769PW9770OW9771zW9772yW9774NW9775W9777MW9778W9779LW9780pW9781KW9782W9783W9784JW9785IW9786HW9787xW9788GW9789FW9790W9792W9793wW9794vW9795oW9796EW98W@W9800DW9801nW9805CW9806BW9808 W9809AW9811@W9812?W9814SW9815uW9816>W9817=W9818mW9819tW9821 W9822 W9823 W9824<W9825 W9827W9828;W9829:W9830W9831W9832W9834W9835W9836W9837W9838WQ, boak W W W W WWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWW W!W"W#W$W%W&W'W(W)W*W+W,W-W.W/W0W1W2W3W4W6W:W;W<W=W>WTWUWboakaertVxV|VVVVVVVVpVqV VVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVV<VDVLVRVSVXV^V_V_V_VMD+~:rentWWWWWW}WWWWWWWW%W+WkWWrentingFWW6WWWkWWWWWWWLWeWWlWWWWWWWWWWWWW W W W WWWWWWWWWWWWWW"W2W:W;W<WreportWrequisitionrWrevenueWrevoltWWW7W8WWWrighttWWWWWWOWrightsWWWWWWWWritesWromanDWEWMW{WWWWWWWWW?W[WWWWWW2# i1540W155UWW155°W156WW+W:W=W156silverdrachmai+V1570jW15thuWWWaWWWPWWWWW W$W3WYWyWWWWWW(W,WJWKW}WWWWWWWM 9T‡hDedium-sized square letters (Schuman)Leontiskos son of Leontiskos, Perses tes epigones (see also P.Mich. III, 183; 193; P.Col.Zen. II, 121-122); Thymos son of Megakles, Makedon tes epigones (see also P.Mich. III, 183; P.Col.Zen. II, 121-122); Tesenouphis son of Petous, Arsinoites (see also P.Mich. III, 183; 193; 200; P.Col.Zen. II, 121-122); Nikandros, Syrakosios, (hippeus), ogdoekontarouros (see also P.Mich. III, 183; 200); Theodoros; Eirene daughter of Orpheus, (wife of AgamemEnon), Maketa (see S.B. Pomeroy, Women in Hell.Egypt, p. 158-160)182Probably Philadelphia, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, EgyptCTPMich IIIArmy; Debt; Ethnicity; Land ownership; Lease; Loan; Mortgage; Personal status: Perses tes epigones; Rent; Wealth; WomanArrangement Regarding Payments1936Some damage along the folds and on the right side1<_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8> iof Phombos; (another?) Herakleides; Petearpsenesis; Horion; Anchious (&50(iaW W W W W WWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWW W!W"W#W$W%W&W'W(W*W-W.W/W1W2W3W4W6W8W:W;W<W=WBWCWEWIWMWQWTWXWZW[W{WWervility; Slave; Tax collection; WomanRegister of Documents Prepared at the Grapheion1933Long roll broken at the right end, which was cut in seven pieces when hHoused into glass. - At the folds of the roll deep indentations have been worn from both edges toward the center of the sheet (the damage is most important in the right part of the roll). - The sheet bearing col. I of the recto and col. XI-XII of the Verso was attached to the rest after these columns had been written1Recto; Verso (and Recto, col. I): grapheion accountsDocumentaryW?WlWmWWWWWWWW+W.WTWUW`WWWWWWWWWWWWW7WLWMWkWWWWWWWWW@W[WaWdWeWfWxW}W~WWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWW'WyWWWW(& unnamed wife);A0+ PALong roll broken at the right end, which was cut in seven pieces when housed into glass. - At the folds of the roll deep indentations have been worn from both edges toward the center of the sheet (the damage is most important in the right part of the roll). - The sheet bearing col. I of the recto and col. XI-XII of the Verso was attached to the rest after these columns had been writtenQ1R4Recto; Verso (and Recto, col. I): grapheion accountsS DocumentaryT 966r2_1.bmpX 966r_2a.bmpX 966r_2b.bmpY 966r_2d.bmpY 966r_2e.bmphnna, juin 1982 = Atti CERDAC. 12 = N.S., 2 (1982-1983 [1987])pp. 139-148; - JENKINS Fred W., New Texts from the Tebtunis Grapheion Archive, BASP 29 (1992) pp. 31-40; - E. Husselman, Procedures of the Record Office of Tebtunis in the First Century A.D., Proceedings of the Twelfth International Congress of Papyrology (Toronto, 1970) pp. 223-238; - Kovel'man A.B., Arenda v Juznom Fajume v seredine i v. n. e. (Po Miciganskim registram.) Avec un r11 iA(Phaophi 11 or 12, continued.) Lease of 3 arourai of green fodder, (made) by Panesis [to - - -]. (Fee:) 7 obols. On the 13th. Loan of 307 silver drachmai, (made) by Herodion to Kronion(?) and another. (Fee:) 8 drachmai. [[Lease of 2 arourai of a newly planted (vineyard), (made) by Kronion to Onnophris. (Fee:) 4 drachmai, of which Kronion owes 4 drachmai.]] On the 14th. Agreement of lease [- - -] of marsh-land(?) and of pasture lands, (made) by Sotas to Mieus. (Fee:) 4 drachmai. Lease of 4 B1/2 arourai of fodder, (made) by Lysas to Lysimachos. On the 15th, Augustan day. Lease of 5 <arourai> of fodder, (made) by Tenouphis to Sambas. (Fee:) 7 obols. Lease of 4 1/2 <arourai> of fodder, (made) by Marepsemis, son of Patareeis, to Lysas. (Fee:) 9 obols. Loan of 248 drachmai, (made) by Tapnebtynis to Mieus and his sons. (Fee:) 4 drachmai. Acknowledgment of deposit of 220 silver drachmai, (made) by Ischyrion and others to Galates. (Fee:) 4 drachmai. On the 16th. Lease of 11 hI part of the roll). - The sheet bearing col. I of the recto and col. XI-XII of the Verso was attached to the rest after these columns had been written1Recto; Verso (and Recto, col. I): grapheion accountsDocumentary966r2_1.bmp<_600DPIFront_R1>966r_2a.bmp<_600DPIFront_R2>966r_2d.bmp<_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIJFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>i; of fodder, (made) by Marepsemis, son of Patareeis, to Lysas. (Fee:) 9 obols. Loan of 248 drachmai, (made) by Tapnebtynis to Mieus and his sons. (Fee:) 4 drachmai. Acknowledgment of deposit of 220 silver drachmai, (made) by Ischyrion and others to Galates. (Fee:) 4 drachmai. On the 16th. Lease of 11 hGaisis; Onnophris, thesaurophylax (see P.Mich. II, p. 224); Kronion (son of Apion, grapheion official); (another?) Peteeus; Peteeus the younger(?); Zoilos; Ammonios; Heronas; Maron; Orsenouphis; (another?) Lysas; Horion, brother of Horion; (another) Horion, brother of Horion123, Recto, col. VTebtynis, Polemonos meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptRecto, col. VPMich IIAdministration; Agriculture; Animal; Cadastre;H Debt; Deposit; Dowry; House ownership; Industry; Land ownership; Lease; Loan; Marriage; Mortgage; Notary; Price; Profession; Renting; Sale; Scribe; WomanRegister of Documents Prepared at the Grapheion1933Long roll broken at the right end, which was cut in seven pieces when housed into glass. - At the folds of the roll deep indentations have been worn from both edges toward the center of the sheet (the damage is most important in the right01 hE also P.Mich. II, 123, Recto, col. XXI, 49); Lysas; Tapnebtynis; Mieus (& sons); Ischyrion; Galates; Orsenouphis; Orseus; Iucundus; Labesis; (another?) Orseus; Apollonios; Petsiris, probatoktenotrophos; Herakles; (another?) Orsenouphis; Haryotes; Peteeus; Didymos; Psenkebkis son of Petosiris; Onnophris; Peteeus; another Peteeus; (another?) Onnophris; (another?) Orsenouphis; Patynis son of Apollonios (see also P.Mich. II, 123, Recto, col. XVII, 10; and P.Mich. V, p. 320-321); (another?) OrsFenouphis; Orsenouphis son of Harmiysis; Heron; Tapnebtynis; Heron alias Psenatymis; Kronion; Mieus son of Harmiysis (see also P.Mich. II, 123, Recto, col. XIII, 19); Heraklides (Herakleides); Heron son of Dioskourides; Euenos; Kronion son of Orseus, Talites; Phanias; (another?) Apollonios; Papnebtynis; Ptolemes (Ptolemais, Ptolemaios); Horos; Taaryotes; Tatephersos; (another?) Papnebtynis; Serapas (Sarapas); Anteloeis; (another?) 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Ask Nigel? Traianos: should I add the bibliography concerning the grapheion, as: - R.H. Pierce, Grapheion, Catalogue, and Library in Roman Egypt, SymbOslo 43 (1968) pp. 68-83; - Hobson Deborah W., The Role of Women in the Economic Life of Roman Egypt: A Case Study from First Century Tebtunis, EchCl 28 = N.S., 3 (1984) pp. 373-390; - Montevecchi Orsolina, La crisi economica sotto Claudio e Nerone: Nuove testimonianze, Neronia III. Actes du IIIe Colloque International de la SCocit Internationale d'tudes Nroniennes. Varenna, juin 1982 = Atti CERDAC. 12 = N.S., 2 (1982-1983 [1987])pp. 139-148; - JENKINS Fred W., New Texts from the Tebtunis Grapheion Archive, BASP 29 (1992) pp. 31-40; - E. Husselman, Procedures of the Record Office of Tebtunis in the First Century A.D., Proceedings of the Twelfth International Congress of Papyrology (Toronto, 1970) pp. 223-238; - Kovel'man A.B., Arenda v Juznom Fajume v seredine i v. n. e. (Po Miciganskim registram.) Avec un r1$7 iCayment in advance, of a vineyard, (made) by Galates to Didyme. Gratis, through both (grapheion officials). Lease of 7 arourai, (made) by Herodes to Haryotes. (Fee:) 8 obols. Acknowledgment of receipt of a maintenance of 60 drachmai, (made) by Kollauthis and her husband to Komon. (Fee:) 2 drachmai. Agreement of sale of 1 1/2 bikos, (made) by Psosneus to Herakleides son of Petalos. (Fee:) 5 drachmai. Contract (for a dowry) of 80 silver drachmai, (made) by Eutychos to Soueris. (Fee:) 8 drachmDai. Payment of dyers. (Fee:) 9 obols on account. Payment of fullers. (Fee:) 14 obols. Guild ordinance, (made) by Psosneus, a manufacturer of oil. (Fee:) 4 kotylai of oil. List of (cloth-)beaters. (Fee:) 4 drachmai 8 obols. Acknowledgment of receipt of a maintenance of 60 drachmai, (made) by Thenmarres and her husband Sekomis to Komon. Petition, (made) by Labesis. Gratis. On the 6th. Agreement of nursing (a slave child) and of loan, (made) by Taapis and her husband to Apion. (Fee:) 4 drachm21I.]G:administrationagricultureanimaldebtdivorcedowryfamily Vnistrationagricultureanimaldebtdivorcedowryfamily V Vnistrationagricultureanimaldebtdivorcedowryfamily V Vepared at the Grapheion1933Long roll broken at the right end, which was cut in seven pieces when housed into glass. - At the folds of the roll deep indentations have been worn from both edges toward the center of the sheet (the damage is most important in the right part of Hthe roll). - The sheet bearing col. I of the recto and col. XI-XII of the Verso was attached to the rest after these columns had been written1Recto; Verso (and Recto, col. I): grapheion accountsDocumentary<_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBa1-1/ hEamed husband); Komon; Eutychos (son of Soterichos? see P.Mich. V, 352); Soueris (daughter of Akes? see P.Mich. V, 352); (unnamed) bapheis; (unnamed) gnapheis; Psosneus, eleourgos (elaiourgos); (unnamed) rhabdistai; Thenmarres, wife of Sekomis; Sekomis, husband of Thenmarres; Komon; Taapis (& unnamed husband); Apion; Tapontos, wife of Maronas; Maronas, husband of Tapontos; (another?) Eutychos; Soterichos; (unnamed) eriopolai; Tasos; Psosneus (& unnamed parents); Didymos; Heras; Peteeus (& uFnnamed sons); (another?) Herakles; Orseus (& unnamed wife); Theon son of Petemo(--); (another?) Patynis; Apollonios; (another?) Heron; Petesouchos; Thaubastis; Mieus; Patynis; Heraklas son of Kronides; Onnophris (& unnamed wife); Marsisouchos; (another?) Galates; Lysas; (another?) Didyme; Psenobastis; (another?) Galates; Nepheros; (another?) Haryotes; Tapnebtynis; (another?) Kronion; Anchious (& unnamed sons); Dionysios; (another?) Anchious; another Anchious; Herakla[- - -]123, R00U AP.Mich.inv. 966BRecto, col. VICPapDXArchive of Kronion son of Apion, nomographos of the grapheion of Tebtynis; see also noteEBoak AERFPMich IIG123, Recto, col. VIH1933KBL VIII, 211 (l. 22)UYesV6 glasses: glasses 1; 2; 5; 6 on top of E (be careful when removing them!); glasses 3; 4 on top of locker 11 (in front of the door)WNoX:June 1922; acquired from Nahman through the British Museum[/Register of Documents Prepared at the Grapheion\original size: 310 x 28 cm]Dcheck if you could mount col. I-IV and V-VI together (just too big?)_Due to the size of this papyrus roll, its content has been divided in the present database into several cards, one for each column.nBL III, 108 (l. 3); BL After August 23, 46 A.D. (Recto, col. II-XXII)Boak AERKerkesouc1%1 iA[Agreement] of sale of a donkey [- - -, (made) by - - -] to Patynis [- - -]. [- - -] arourai [- - -] Kolkoulis and others [- - -]. [- - -] of a brickworks, (made) by Sotas to Papos [- - -]. On the 29th. Agreement of sale of a donkey, (made) by Heron to the other Heron. Gratis, through Kronion. Lease of 3 arourai of fodder, (made) by Tephersos to Kronion. (Fee:) 8 obols. Lease of 12 arourai of fodder, (made) by Pakebkis to Herakles, son of Didymos. He owes the scribe's fee. On the 30th. AgrBeement of obligation to remain in service (paramone) for oil-pressing(?), (made) by Taaryos to Psenkebkis. (Fee:) 12 obols. Lease [of . . arourai] of green fodder, (made) by Haryotes to Herodion. [(Fee:) - -] Acknowledgment of receipt(?) of 60 silver drachmai, (made) by Kronion and his son to Herodion. (Fee:) 12 obols, which he owes. Month of Neos Sebastos, on the 1st. Contract for a dowry of 100 drachmai, (made) by Harmiysis and his wife to Taaryotis. (Fee:) 4 drachmai. Lease, by way of p1/1$  hI; Verso (and Recto, col. I): grapheion accountsDocumentary966r2_1.bmp<_600DPIFront_R1>966r_2b.bmp<_600DPIFront_R2>966r_2e.bmp<_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8J>biation to remain in service (paramone) for oil-pressing(?), (made) by Taaryos to Psenkebkis. (Fee:) 12 obols. Lease [of . . arourai] of green fodder, (made) by Haryotes to Herodion. [(Fee:) - -] Acknowledgment of receipt(?) of 60 silver drachmai, (made) by Kronion and his son to Herodion. (Fee:) 12 obols, which he owes. Month of Neos Sebastos, on the 1st. Contract for a dowry of 100 drachmai, (made) by Harmiysis and his wife to Taaryotis. (Fee:) 4 drachmai. Lease, by way of p8y&X9mieussonofharmiysisVmieussonofharmiysisseealsopmichii123rectocolv25Vmieussonofphomsaispomsaisseealsopmichv238l103CVVmieusunnamedwife VmikalosWmikion.Wmikionseeprosptolv14223.VmikkalossWmikriniosWmikros#WWmilesWWWWmilesofthelegioxfretensisVmilitaryWmilitumWWWmimosGWmimossonofthesameGVminesWmineus|WminnenWminopolesWminorTWWminuciaWWminuciagemellaVminuciathermoutharionVminuciusWWWminuciusneposcenturionVmios}WWmiossonofamoules}VmisWmissiciusMWmisthias Wmisthiasbrotherofeudaimon VmisthiosWmisthoseosjWmisthotaipWmisthotesjW|W}WWWW5l9wversouWWviiWviiiGWwithW W,WWWWxiiWxv-xviHWxv-xvi220-225HV‚ÂĂłƂǂȂɂʂ˂̂͂΂ςЂт҂ӂԂՂւׂ؂قڂۂ܂݂߂ ӂԂՂւׂ؂ق[1926l 1927I19301931|<01 9APatynis; Kolkoulis; Sotas; Papos; Heron; another Heron; Kronion (son of Apion, grapheion official); Tephersos; Kronion; Pakebkis; Herakles son of Didymos; Taaryos; Psenkebkis; Haryotes; Herodion; Kronion (& unnamed son); (another?) Herodion; Harmyisis (& unnamed wife); Taaryotis; Galates; Didyme; Herodes; (another?) Haryotes; Kollauthis (& unnamed husband); Komon; Eutychos (son of Soterichos? see P.Mich. V, 352); Soueris (daughter of Akes? see P.Mich. V, 352); (unnamed) bapheis; (unnamed) Bgnapheis; Psosneus, eleourgos (elaiourgos); (unnamed) rhabdistai; Thenmarres, wife of Sekomis; Sekomis, husband of Thenmarres; Komon; Taapis (& unnamed husband); Apion; Tapontos, wife of Maronas; Maronas, husband of Tapontos; (another?) Eutychos; Soterichos; (unnamed) eriopolai; Tasos; Psosneus (& unnamed parents); Didymos; Heras; Peteeus (& unnamed sons); (another?) Herakles; Orseus (& unnamed wife); Theon son of Petemo(--); (another?) Patynis; Apollonios; (another?) Heron; Petesouchos; Tj1"1 iImai, (made) by Anchious and his sons to Dionysios. (Fee:) 8 obols, of which he owes 1 obol. Agreement [of - - -] of 28 drachmai, (made) by Anchious to the other Anchious [- - -] [Total] up to the 11th [- - -] (Several lines too damaged to be translated).ojAdone on the orig. conservation12 Traianos: check translation Check: Nigel: possibility of adding to the note a link to the next and preceding columns or to all the records of this inv. nr. (through an automated search?). We could also make 1 general card (with general bibliography?) with links to all the others? Traianos: number of items (one... now divided in 7 parts?) Traianos: when these cards will be on the web, displayed as a search result, no difference will appear between them, whicI-XII). - Recto, col. VI records the documents drawn up between Oct. 26-Nov. 7, 45 A.D.BL VIII, 211 (l. 22)After August 23, 46 A.D. (Recto, col. II-XXII)Boak AERP.Mich.inv. 961#1 jBh is a problem. Ask Nigel? Traianos: should I add the bibliography concerning the grapheion, as: - R.H. Pierce, Grapheion, Catalogue, and Library in Roman Egypt, SymbOslo 43 (1968) pp. 68-83; - Hobson Deborah W., The Role of Women in the Economic Life of Roman Egypt: A Case Study from First Century Tebtunis, EchCl 28 = N.S., 3 (1984) pp. 373-390; - Montevecchi Orsolina, La crisi economica sotto Claudio e Nerone: Nuove testimonianze, Neronia III. Actes du IIIe Colloque International de la SCocit Internationale d'tudes Nroniennes. Varenna, juin 1982 = Atti CERDAC. 12 = N.S., 2 (1982-1983 [1987])pp. 139-148; - JENKINS Fred W., New Texts from the Tebtunis Grapheion Archive, BASP 29 (1992) pp. 31-40; - E. Husselman, Procedures of the Record Office of Tebtunis in the First Century A.D., Proceedings of the Twelfth International Congress of Papyrology (Toronto, 1970) pp. 223-238; - Kovel'man A.B., Arenda v Juznom Fajume v seredine i v. n. e. (Po Miciganskim registram.) Avec un r7q) wYbmpWWWWWWWWWW.W/W6W:W;W<W=WUWXWZWxWyWZWZWIVTebtynis, Polemonos meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptRecto, col. XIVPMich IIAdministration; Apprenticeship; Debt; Dowry; Family; Feeding; Guild; House ownership; Industry; Inheritance; Justice; Land ownership; Lease; Loan; Marriage; Notary; Nursing; Paramone (obligation to remain at someone's service); IPrice; Priest; Profession; Religion; Renting; Sale; Scribe; Servility; Slave; Woman Account; Agriculture; Animal; Bath; Building; Deposit; Salary; Tax collection; Land status; Funerary Profession; Police; Mortgage; Divorce; Cadastre; Cession; Irrigation; ; Writing MaterialRegister of Documents Prepared at the Grapheion1933Long roll broken at the right end, which was cut in seven pieces when housed into glass. - At the folds of the rol3Z-5kybernetesW'WkyrillospW WUW WrW`Wkyrillosboethospetros`VkyrillosdekaprotospVUVkyrillossonofsakaonapeleutheros Vlabesis;WWlaboislargitionesrWlegionWleontios Wleontiosdekaprotos VleontiskosWleontiskossonofleontiskosthymossonofmegaklestesenoupVleukogionWWWlibelarisVlibouke3WlimnaiosWlinesWWlocalWWWWlonginusVWvWe grapheion official contained in Recto, col. I, and Verso, col. I-XII). - RBIecto, col. V records the documents drawn up between Oct. 9(?)-21, 45 A.D.79des (Herakleides); Heron son of Dioskourides; Euenos; Kronion son of Orseus, Talites; Phanias; (another?) Apollonios; Papnebtynis; Ptolemes (Ptolemais, Ptolemaios); Horos; Taaryotes; Tatephersos; (another?) Papnebtynis; Serapas (Sarapas); Anteloeis; (another?) Mieus (& unnamed wife); Mieus Koueis; Petesouchos son of Kimaisis; Onnophris, thesaurophyl1.1 hC6GreekAnn ArborRecto, col. VI - 446 glasses: glasses 1; 2; 5; 6 on top of E (be careful when removing them!); glasses 3; 4 on top of locker 11 (in front of the door)PapYesNoDue to the size of this papyrus roll, its content has been divided in the present database into several cards, one for each column.check if you could mount col. I-IV and V-VI together (just too big?)Tebtynis, Polemonos meris, Arsinoite nome, province of Egyptmedium-sized business hand (same as in P.Mich. II, 122)Patynis; Kolkoulis; Sotas; Papos; Heron; another Heron; Kronion (son of Apion, grapheion official); Tephersos; Kronion; Pakebkis; Herakles son of Didymos; Taaryos; Psenkebkis; Haryotes; Herodion; Kronion (& unnamed son); (another?) Herodion; Harmyisis (& unnamed wife); Taaryotis; Galates; Didyme; Herodes; (another?) Haryotes; Kollauthis (& unn131- hAoriginal size: 310 x 28 cmJune 1922; acquired from Nahman through the British MuseumKronion son of ApionPHArchive of Kronion son of Apion, nomographos of the grapheion of Tebtynis; see also noteRecto, col. II-XXII presents a financial register (anagraphe) of all the documents drawn up day by day in the record-office (grapheion) of Tebtynis during the 6th year of the Emperor Claudius; the writing fee (grammaBtikon) charged for the preparation of each document is indicated, and periodic summaries of the income and disbursements of the record office are given (See also the accounts of expenditures made by the grapheion official contained in Recto, col. I, and Verso, col. I-XII). - Recto, col. VI records the documents drawn up between Oct. 26-Nov. 7, 45 A.D.BL VIII, 211 (l. 22)After August 23, 46 A.D. (Recto, col. II-XXII)Boak AERP.Mich.inv. 9611% hGecto, col. VITebtynis, Polemonos meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptRecto, col. VIPMich IIAdministration; Agriculture; Animal; Building; Debt; Deposit; Divorce; Dowry; Guild; House ownership; Industry; Land ownership; Land status; Lease; Loan; Marriage; Notary; Nursing; Paramone (obligation to remain at someone's service); Price; Priest; Profession; Renting; Sale; Scribe; Servility; Slave; WomanRegHister of Documents Prepared at the Grapheion1933Long roll broken at the right end, which was cut in seven pieces when housed into glass. - At the folds of the roll deep indentations have been worn from both edges toward the center of the sheet (the damage is most important in the right part of the roll). - The sheet bearing col. I of the recto and col. 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I of the recto and col. XI-XII of the Verso was attached to the rest after these columns had been writtenQ1R4Recto; Verso (and Recto, col. I): grapheion accountsS DocumentaryT 966r2_1.bmpX 966r_2b.bmpX 966r_2c.bmpY 966r_2e.bmpY 966r_2f.bmphnna, juin 1982 = Atti CERDAC. 12 = N.S., 2 (1982-1983 [1987])pp. 139-148; - JENKINS Fred W., New Texts from the Tebtunis Grapheion Archive, BASP 29 (1992) pp. 31-40; - E. Husselman, Procedures of the Record Office of Tebtunis in the First Century A.D., Proceedings of the Twelfth International Congress of Papyrology (Toronto, 1970) pp. 223-238; - Kovel'man A.B., Arenda v Juznom Fajume v seredine i v. n. e. (Po Miciganskim registram.) Avec un r,,ZŒiCeat, (made) by Sotas to Petesys. Acknowledgment (of receipt) of a dowry of 20 drachmai, (made) by Patynis to Menemachos. On the 26th. Agreement of cession of an allotment of 4 arourai, (made) by Akousilaos to Panesneus. Agreement of cession of an allotment of 4 arourai, (made) by Pasys to Paches. Acknowledgment of receipt of 120 drachmai, (made) by Herodion to Pnebtynis. On the 29th. Acknowledgment of deposit of 140 drachmai, (made) by Pnebtynis and others to Herodion. Acknowledgment of reDceipt of 92 drachmai, (made) by Mieus to Orseus. Agreement of obligation to remain in service (paramone) for the sum of 100 drachmai, (made) by Orseus to Kronion.ljieus; (another?) Orseus; (another?) Orseus; Kronion.121, Verso, col. VIITebtynis, Polemonos meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptVerso, col. VIIPMich IIAdministration; Agriculture; Archive; Bath; Debt (& Paramone); Deposit; Dowry; Industry; La=0 jneroneWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWW W W W W WXy.zhA.C.E.iA.jA.C.E.LŒ@.Xy.zhA.C.E.iA.jA.C.E.LE8ZŒ@.Xy.zhA.C.E.iA.jA.C.E.LŒ@.Xy.zhA.C.E.iA.jA.C.E.L.iiA.hjA.ZC.lE8ZŒ@.Xy.zhA.C.E.iA.jA.C.E.L.H.jA.C.E--C-E-jB-D.A---Œ@-8@-qhA-C-E-jB-D.A---8@-qhA-C-E-jB-D.A--jB-D-A0-Œ8@-hA.C-E-jB-D--D-A0-Œ8@-hA.C-E-jB-D--D-A0-Œ8@-hA.C-E-jB-D- > iacquaintanceWWacquiesceWacquiescedWacquireHWWWWWWacquiredWWWWWmWacquitsgWacquittedhWacreageWWWWWWWactfWyWWOWWWW7WHWVWW'W(WxWWWWactedMWVWWAWWacting3WWWWWWWWWWWWWWW W$WBWFWRWVWzWWWWWWWWyW}W~WWWWWWWorsWactsWWactuariusWad8WCWWaddWaddaiosSWTWaddedYWaddition6WWW>W@WBWEWIWMWzWWWWWWWWWW|WWWWZWadditionalWFWfWWWWW5WkWzWWWWWWWWWWbWnWWWWWWW6W[Waddress?WAWaddressedWWXWaderiusWadhereWadiabenicusWfWwWE<eiacquaintance@16acting>adjacent@aeion@Jaelius@aforementioned#'aforesaidx8after[Mbag@":againforthefifthyearonepeiph22712drachmai@against=NoDue to the size of this papyrus roll, its content has been divided in the present database into several cards, one for each column.check if you could mount col. I-IV and V-VI together (just too big?)Tebtynis, Polemonos meris, ArsinoitDe nome, province of Egyptmedium-sized business hand (same as in P.Mich. II, 122)Patynis; Kolkoulis; Sotas; Papos; Heron; another Heron; Kronion (son of Apion, grapheion official); Tephersos; Kronion; Pakebkis; Herakles son of Didymos; Taaryos; Psenkebkis; Haryotes; Herodion; Kronion (& unnamed son); (another?) Herodion; Harmyisis (& unnamed wife); Taaryotis; Galates; Didyme; Herodes; (another?) Haryotes; Kollauthis (& unnamed husband); Komon; Eutychos; SoueriM vaer W WWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWW W!W"W#W$W%W&W'W(W)W*W+W,W-W.W/W0W1W2W3W4W6W:W;W<W=W>WTWUWaer-edgertonWaer-youtieWWWal-masihWalyWWWWWWWWWWWalyaaVVVVVVVVVVVamWWZWambuhlWambuhla-markovskad-milnorkVamundsenQWRWSWTWUWVWWWXWYWZW[W\W]W^W_W`WaWbWcWdWeWfWgWhWiW Kolkoulis; Sotas; Papos; Heron; another Heron; Kronion (son of Apion, grapheion official); Tephersos; Kronion; Pakebkis; Herakles son of Didymos; Taaryos; Psenkebkis; Haryotes; Herodion; Kronion (& unnamed son); (another?) Herodion; Harmyisis (& unnamed wife); Taaryotis; Galates; Didyme; Herodes; (another?) Haryotes; Kollauthis (& unnamed husband); Komon; Eutychos; Soueri>BimaronisGWmaronissonofpalemonthreedonkeysequal3throughkolloutGVmarouskWWW3WmarresZW[WkWWWWWSW<WDWWWWkWWWWW;WmarriagefWWHWkWzWWW6W:W[WmarriedWW~WWmarriesoWmarsWmarsinleodegreesVmarseilles1WmarshW|W.Wmarsh-land WmarsisouchosWWWDWMWeWkWxWWWWWWWWWWW W WWWWWWWW3W:W;Wmartialis@WmartyrWmarvel0W;Wmasculinus Wmason+WmasonrybW|W}WmassWmasterSWWW*WWTWmastersWmatW:Wmaterial WmaterialsW1WmaternalWWWWzWWhWiWmathiasWmatreslWWmatterWWOW9W=W?WQWVWYW^WfWgWqWWWW"W:W>WPWSWzWWWWW=9taarmiysis7W8W;W?WOWWW]WdWjWkWnWW6W=taarpaesis?WWW]WdWtaarpagathesWtaarpagathis-WtaarpakysisWtaaryos  Wtaaryotes W<Wtaaryotis tabasW!*tabatheus;WtabellionWWWtabenka_Wtabetheus4W6;Wtabetheusfamily4VtablariosWtablitonWtabosWtabousWtabousdaughterofpakoisispakysisVtabulariusWWtacheosiWtachnoumisjWtachnoumisdaughterofpachnoumisgranddaughterofhorosjVtadeiajWtadeiadaughterofdionysiosjVtaeisW3taeisaristaenusWtaerakleidesoWtaesionsWtWtaesiontaesistheirmotherseealsopmichviii491tVtaesiosWtaesisWYWd at the Grapheion1933Long roll broken at the right end, which was cut in seven pieces when housed into glass. - At the folds of the roll deep indentations have been worn from both edges toE9sel$WseleucusEWseliusMWsellourisselpisBselpousmWWselpoussonofeudaimonmVsemeaphoros!W'W(Wsemenis}Wsemenissonofharyotespersestesepigones}Vsemiassemio_WmproniUWsemproniaWWsempronillaWsemproniusWWW?WW+WW W WWW W!W$W*W03W8W>W@WtWbWdWWWWAQ_Wsemproniusbrotherof3Vsemproniusclemens$VsemproniusclemenscenturionVsemproniusclemensfrumentarius>Vsemproniuseutychesepitroposofmarcussempronius?VsemproniusmarkVsemproniusseepmichviii46636*VsemtheusUWsenapettissenasWjWsenboussenchons=Wsenchonsseeprosptoliv12408=VsenouthesOWWWWsenouthiosWsentessentheusWtWuWsentheussonofnekpherausuVsenthous*Wseos Wsepis}WWseponisPWWseprionWseprionsaprionKb0 V6 glasses: glasses 1; 2; 5; 6 on top of E (be careful when removing them!); glasses 3; 4 on top of locker 11 (in front of the door)WNoX:June 1922; acquired from Nahman through the British Museum[/Register of Documents Prepared at the Grapheion\original size: 310 x 28 cm]L(glass 2): some fibres to move, on top of l.2 (if we have to open the glass)_Due to the size of this papyrus roll, its content has been divided in the present database into several cards, one for each column.n123, Recto, col. VTebtynis, Polemonos meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptRecto, col. VPMich IIAdministration; Agriculture; Animal; Cadastre; Debt; Deposit; Dow359%jEu Kronion, un notaire du dbut de notre re.], P.H.M. GERVER, J.G. KUIJL, A.J.H. PLEYSIER, R.T.G. VERSTRAATEN (Edd.), Heden verschenen voor mij ... Liber Amicorum aangeboden aan prof. mr. A.L.M. Soons, gewoon hoogleraar in het Notarile Recht aan de Faculteit der Rechtsgeleerdheid van de Rijksuniversiteit Leiden ter gelegenheid van zijn emeritaat (Arnhem, 1995) pp. 119-126, 1 tabl., 1 fac-sim., 1 arbre gnal. scanned; checked g@A /  4    L  Z k publishedp3/4/98s3228&AP.Mich.inv. 966BVerso, col. IXCPapDXArchive of Kronion son of Apion, nomographos of the grapheion of Tebtynis; see also noteEBoak AERFPMich IIG123, Verso, col. IXH1933K%BL III, 108 (l. 8); BL X, 122 (l. 15)UYesV6 glasses: glasses 1; 2; 5; 6 on top of E (be careful when removing them!); glasses 3; 4 on top of locker 11 (in front of the door)WNo:1:1Y hG, husband of Tamieus; (another?) Mieus; Maeis, pymen (poimen); Pynchis; (another?) Maron; (antoher?) Papnebtynis (& unnamed wife); Patynis; (another?) Kronion (& unnamed brothers); (another?) Kronion; Issyamis; Taaryos; [- - -]sotis (same as the following?); Asou[- - -] (same as the preceding?); Herak[- - -]; Heraklas, doulos123, Recto, col. VIITebtynis, Polemonos meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptRecto, col. VIIPMich IIAdministration; Agriculture; Animal; Debt; Divorce; Dowry; Family; House ownership; Industry; Inheritance; Land ownership; Lease; Loan; Marriage; Notary; Nursing; Price; Priest; Renting; Scribe; Sale; Slave; Tax collection; Woman; Writing MaterialRegister of Documents Prepared at the Grapheion1933Long roll broken at the right end, which was cut in seven pieces when housed into glass. - At the folds of the roll deep indentations 1G1: hC(Recto, col. II-XXII)Boak AERKerkesis; Tebtynis; Kerkesoucha OrousP.Mich.inv. 966GreekAnn ArborRecto, col. VII - 516 glasses: glasses 1; 2; 5; 6 on top of E (be careful when removing them!); glasses 3; 4 on top of locker 11 (in front of the door)PapYesNoDue to the size of this papyrus roll, its content has been divided in the present database into seveDral cards, one for each column.(glass 2): some fibres to move, on top of l.1-2 (if we have to open the glass)Tebtynis, Polemonos meris, Arsinoite nome, province of Egyptmedium-sized business hand (same as in P.Mich. II, 122)Kronion; Psosneus; Onnophris; Iucundus; Hermas; Hatres, heiaireus (hiereus) (& others); Maron; Galates; Lysas; Didyme; Tasoykis, wife of Harmaeis; Harmaeis (Harmais), husband of Tasoykis; Komon; (another?) Gala.,,ŒiA(Pauni 4, continued) Agreement for an order (to deliver) of 46 artabai of wheat, (made) by Herodes to Onnophris. Acknowledgment of receipt of 40 drachmai, made by Terepsais to Orsenouphis. On the 5th. Lease of 5 arourai, (made) by Pamethis to Marsisouchos. On the 7th. Agreement to furnish lodging for 40 drachmai, (made) by Polemon to Hermaiskos. On 11th. Loan of 224 drachmai, (made) by Soterichos to Patynis and another. On the 14th. Agreement guaranteeing immunity, (made) by Patynis to SoeBris. Acknowledgment of receipt for a rent, (made) by Sarapion to Orses and another. On the 16th. Loan of 600 drachmai, (made) by Herodes to Psyphis and another. On the 17th. Agreement of lease of 6 arourai, (made) by Marepsemis to Eutychos. Acknowledgment of receipt for a salary, (made) by Phasis to Heron. Agreement (of - - -) of 4,400 drachmai, (made) by Proxenos and another to Hermaiskos. Acknowledgment (of receipt) of a dowry of 32 drachmai, (made) by Papontos to Demetria. AcknowledgmenO*Eh|W@W Lhfoldersatthebottomofcase19VVatthebottomoVVՂ؂ڂdefWi&19iiW"Wii5nowtopof2ndnewlockeroversizefolderV"Vii2kii6iii3!QVriii4ς߂KMin`WtW>WOWWWWW"W5W<WRW]WoWWWWWWWoWWWWWFWWmWW W W W W WWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWW W!W"W#W$W%W&W'W(W)W*W+W,Winph'slockerfornowVincludingWindicatedWinvdWeWW\WbWWWWOWisWitWitsWj=킁*stW=AW34IW)*WQVYZatujcheck1frginoldtraybottomofcase19Vjkelseyloannov98Vjnowlk'sbottomrightdrawerIVh.inv. 91J1D hAoriginal size: 310 x 28 cmJune 1922; acquired from Nahman through the British MuseumKronion son of ApionPHArchive of Kronion son of Apion, nomographos of the grapheion of Tebtynis; see also noteRecto, col. II-XXII presents a financial register (anagraphe) of all the documents drawn up day by day in the record-office (grapheion) of Tebtynis during the 6th year of the Emperor Claudius; the writing fee (grammaBtikon) charged for the preparation of each document is indicated, and periodic summaries of the income and disbursements of the record office are given (See also the accounts of expenditures made by the grapheion official contained in Recto, col. I, and Verso, col. I-XII). - Recto, col. VII records the documents drawn up between Nov. 12-25, 45 A.D.BL III, 108 (l. 36); BL X, 122 (l. 45). - L. 25: read ekstase(os) instead of ekthese(os). (PH)After August 23, 46 A.D. <fjCocit Internationale d'tudes Nroniennes. Varenna, juin 1982 = Atti CERDAC. 12 = N.S., 2 (1982-1983 [1987])pp. 139-148; - JENKINS Fred W., New Texts from the Tebtunis Grapheion Archive, BASP 29 (1992) pp. 31-40; - E. Husselman, Procedures of the Record Office of Tebtunis in the First Century A.D., Proceedings of the Twelfth International Congress of Papyrology (Toronto, 1970) pp. 223-238; - Kovel'man A.B., Arenda v Juznom Fajume v seredine i v. n. e. (Po Miciganskim registram.) Avec un rDsum en anglais: Land Leases in Southern Fayum in the Middle of the 1 Century A.D. (based on the Michigan records.), VDI 128 (1974, fasc. 2) pp. 69-85; - Cockle Walter E.H., State Archives in Graeco-Roman Egypt from 30 B.C. to the Reign of Septimius Severus, JEA 70 (1984) pp. 106-122 - PESTMAN P.W., 'Oud papier' uit een notariskantoor in het oude Egypte ofwel Kronion, een notaris uit het begin van onze jaartelling. [Du 'vieux papier' provenant d'un bureau de notaire de l'gypte ancienne o11:administrationagricultureanimalbuildingethnicityfestivaVadministrationagricultureanimalcadastredebtdepositdowr VadministrationagricultureanimaldebtdepositfamilyhouseLVadministrationagricultureanimaldebtdepositguildjusticeVzeFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8>I<_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>1M1G  PALong roll broken at the right end, which was cut in seven pieces when housed into glass. - At the folds of the roll deep indentations have been worn from both edges toward the center of the sheet (the damage is most important in the right part of the roll). - The sheet bearing col. I of the recto and col. XI-XII of the Verso was attached to the rest after these columns had been writtenQ1R4Recto; Verso (and Recto, col. I): grapheion accountsS DocumentaryT 966r3_1.bmpX 966r_3a.bmpY 966r_3e.bmphsilver drachmai, (made) by Tamieus and her husband Petesouchos to Mieus. (Fee:) 5 drachmai. To Maeis, a shepherd, the price of an hemikollion (of writing material?), unwritten. (Price:) 1/2 obol. Lease of 2 1/2 arourai of fodder, (made) by Pynchis to Maron. Maron owes the scribe's fee. On the 27th. Agreement to furnish lodging and of a loan of 100 drachmai, (made) by Papnebtynis and his wife to Patynis. (Fee:) 4 drachmai. Written declaration of the seeds of Kerkesoucha OrTF99vcWvWWWW|W[WaWbWlWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWW W W WWWWW Herakles; (another?) Didyme; (another?) Heraklas; Kronion alias Lucius son of Artemidoros (collector of the beer tax at Kerkesis); (unnamed) strategos; Kronides (& unnamed son) (collectors of the beer tax at Tebtynis); Tamieus, wife of Petesouchos; (another?) Petesouchos, husband of Tamieus; (another?) Mieus; Maeis, pymen (poimeGn); Pynchis; (another?) Maron; (antoher?) Papnebtynis (& unnamed wife); Patynis; (another?) Kronion (& unnamed brothers); (another?) Kronion; Issyamis; Taaryos; [- - -]sotis (same as the following?); Asou[- - -] (same as the preceding?); Herak[- - -]; Heraklas, doulos123, Recto, col. VIITebtynis, Polemonos meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptRecto, col. VIIPMich IIAdministration; Agriculture; Animal; Debt; Divor6O1M 9AKronion; Psosneus; Onnophris; Iucundus; Hermas; Hatres, heiaireus (hiereus) (& others); Maron; Galates; Lysas; Didyme; Tasoykis, wife of Harmaeis; Harmaeis (Harmais), husband of Tasoykis; Komon; (another?) Galates; Harmiysis; Heronas; (another?) Harmiysis; Horion; (another?) Onnophris; Orsenouphis; Terepsaeis (Terepsais); Tephersos (& unnamed parents); Tatephersos; Orseus; Herakleides; Herodes; Kollauthis; Modestus; Petesouchos; Papnebtynis, father of Apynchis; Apynchis, son of PapnebtynisB (see also P.Mich. II, 123, Recto, col. XI, 5); Thenmaron; Mieus; Cheos (& unnamed wife); Herakles; Kollouthos (& unnamed sons & wife); Pakebkis; (another?) Maron; Heraklas; Seras; Tapetsoykis; (another?) Psosneus; Eutychides; (another?) Psosneus; (another?) Mieus; Peteeus, halopoles (& colleague); Taopis; Pasis; Orseus son of Phasos (see also P.Mich. II, 121, recto, col. IV, abstract 12; XII, 634?); (another?) Maron; (another?) Herakles; (another?) Didyme; (another?) Heraklas; Kronion ali1L1J 9Cas Lucius son of Artemidoros (collector of the beer tax at Kerkesis); (unnamed) strategos; Kronides (& unnamed son) (collectors of the beer tax at Tebtynis); Tamieus, wife of Petesouchos; (another?) Petesouchos, husband of Tamieus; (another?) Mieus; Maeis, pymen (poimen); Pynchis; (another?) Maron; (antoher?) Papnebtynis (& unnamed wife); Patynis; (another?) Kronion (& unnamed brothers); (another?) Kronion; Issyamis; Taaryos; [- - -]sotis (same as the following?); Asou[- - -] (same as the D+preceding?); Herak[- - -]; Heraklas, douloszAdministration; Agriculture; Animal; Debt; Divorce; Dowry; Family; House ownership; Industry; Inheritance; Land ownership; Lease; Loan; Marriage; Notary; Nursing; Price; Priest; Renting; Scribe; Sale; Slave; Tax collection; Woman; Writing Material{%Kerkesis; Tebtynis; Kerkesoucha Orous|PHOWOWPWTWUWXWZW[W_W`WtWxWyWWWWW6`OiagreementofsaleofadonkeymadebypetheustonarkissaVagreementofsaleofadonkeymadebytopatynis VagreementofthegreatgodmadebykollauthisVagreementtofurnishlodgingforthesumof20drachmaimade2Vagreementtofurnishlodgingforthesumof64drachmaimade2VagreementtofurnishlodgingmadebytapnebtynisVagreement>LWWWagreementsOWWWWagreesW5W6W;WAWCWOWbWlWnWqWtWyW|W}WWWWWWWWWWW]WWyWTWagrement@WIWagreophon]WagricolaEWagriculturalWDWEWhWjWWWagriculturalfirmofapollosVagriculturalfirmofpaesisVagripinosagrippinosW"WBWpW|Wagrippinossonofptolemaioshasshiftedformechir21throuBVagrippinusiqWagroitas]Wagron3WWWagronsonofpouorisVaheadyWWaigyptosiWailourionWaimWW"L"jisidorusWisiouWisisWWisis1259drawingVist{WistrategoWit{WWWWWWSWWWBW]WHWLW`W>WKWfWWWWDWWWuWWIWWWWW-WUWWWtWit'sWHWSWWitemsWW W W W W WWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWW W!W"W#W$W%W&W'W(W)W*W+W,WithesWitsWivWiv-vWiv-viWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWW W W W W WWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWW W!W"W#W$W%W&W'W(W)W*W+W,W,K12jmontrerWmoonWmorWWmoreMWWWWWWWWWJWW-WDWWmorerecentbibliographyMVmostWIWmountWWWmountedWWWJWWrWwWmovedWWmr WWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWW W W W W WWWWWWWWWWWW1p0 jhedenWWWWWWW W!W"W#W$W%W&W'W(W)W*W+W,WheidelbergWW,W,W,W,W,W,W,W,W1O1d 9C?miysis); (another?) Heron (another?) Orseus; Herakles; Eutychos son of Chrates (see also P.Mich. II, 127, col. I, l. 11; col. III, l. 3; and P.Mich. V, 343); Eutychos son of Takolleeinis (see P.Mich. II, p. 216); (another?) Onnophris; Taorpouonsis; Petesouchos; Ammonios; [- - -] alias Orseus; Apollonios; Taorsenouphis:A!Administration; Agriculture; Building; Debt; Deposit; Divorce; Dowry; Family; House ownership; Industry; Land ownership; Lease; Loan; Marriage; Mortgage; Notary; Paramone (obligation to remain at someone's service); Price; Priest; Profession; Renting; Sale; Scribe; Servility; Slave; Woman!{-Kenites (Kainites); Kerkeusiris (Kerkeosiris)|PHORecto; Verso (and Recto, col. I): grapheion accountsDocumentary<_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBacGk_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8> !on; another Heron; Kronion (son of Apion, grapheion official); Tephersos; Kronion; Pakebkis; Herakles son of Didymos; Taaryos; Psenkebkis; Haryotes; Herodion; Kronion (& unnamed son); (another?) Herodion; Harmyisis (& unnamed wife); Taaryotis; Galates; Didyme; Herodes; (another?) Haryotes; Kollauthis (& unnamed husband); Komon; Eutychos; SoueriAf.Y9harmaiosRWharmaiosharmaissonofmelasRVharmaisRWW<WLWnWWWWWʂW WWWharmaisaliaspelkissonofharmaisVharmaissemisharmates}WharmausisWWWngs>Administration; Lease; Notary; Price; Scribe; Agriculture; Animal; Building; Debt; Deposit; Divorce; Dowry; Guild; House ownership; Industry; Land ownership; Land status; Loan; Marriage; Nursing; Paramone (obligation to remain at someone's service); Priest; ProfesEsion; Renting; Sale; Cadastre; Mortgage; Police; Cession; Feeding; Salary; Apprenticeship; Tax collection; Irrigation; Servility; Slave; WomanRegister of Documents Prepared at the Grapheion1933Long roll broken at the right end, which was cut in seven pieces when housed into glass. - At the folds of the roll deep indentations have been worn from both edges toward the center of the sheet (the damage is most important in the right part of tD3i200x1200V200x102000V200x2400V200x3600V200x4800V200x51000V200x61200V200x71400V200x81600V200x91800V2000`WVWWHWW W&WPWWHWWWWW W\W_W2000x12000V2000x24000V2000x36000V2000x48000V2000x510000V20000`WW2000drachmai\W202sWW2032W204W2040W.W:W2060WW2065yW208LW W;W2090 W20thuWW9W-WWWWWWWWWWWWWW9W-WWWWWWW9W-WWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWW9W-WWWWWWWWWWW/W0WEWSW`WWWWWW W"W7WkW{WWW%W[W}WWWW%WW.WjWWWWWWWWW W WWWWWW W3WMW1C0( hIhave been worn from both edges toward the center of the sheet (the damage is most important in the right part of the roll). - The sheet bearing col. I of the recto and col. XI-XII of the Verso was attached to the rest after these columns had been written1Recto; Verso (and Recto, col. I): grapheion accountsDocumentary966r3_1.bmp<_600DPIFront_R1>966r_3a.bmp<_600DPIFront_RJ 2>966r_3e.bmp<_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>~irapheion1933Long roll broken at the right end, which was cut in seven pieces when housed into glass. - At the folds of the roll deep indentations have been worn from41|9ADionysios; Taorseus; Petesouchos; Kronion son of Soterichos (see also P.Mich. II, 123, Verso, col. XI, 9); Orsenouphis son of Belphis (see also P.Mich. II, p. 224; V, p. 389); Eutychos son of Philous (see also P.Mich. II, p. 216); Soterichos son of Herodes (see also P.Mich. II, p. 230); Kronion (son of Apion, grapheion official); Eutychas (grapheion official); Petesouchos; (another?) Orsenouphis; (another?) Orsenouphis; (another?) Kronion; Horion; Papontos, epetes; Apollonios; Harmiysis; PB{eritas; (another?) Orsenouphis; Tamarres (& unnamed husband); Tanesneus; Ammonios; Zenon (& unnamed wife); (unnamed) demosioi georgoi; (unnamed) chrysochooi; Thenkebkis; Papnebtynis son of Petamon; Didymos; Haryotes; Apynchis; Maron; Souchion; Harmiys (Harmiysis); Miysis (& unnamed wife); Orseus; Pausiris; Herakles; Herakles son of Aphrodisios; Kron[- - -]; Eirene; Taor[- - -]ica sotto Claudio e Nerone: Nuove testimonianze, Neronia III. Actes du IIIe Colloque International de la S1y1q jCocit Internationale d'tudes Nroniennes. Varenna, juin 1982 = Atti CERDAC. 12 = N.S., 2 (1982-1983 [1987])pp. 139-148; - JENKINS Fred W., New Texts from the Tebtunis Grapheion Archive, BASP 29 (1992) pp. 31-40; - E. Husselman, Procedures of the Record Office of Tebtunis in the First Century A.D., Proceedings of the Twelfth International Congress of Papyrology (Toronto, 1970) pp. 223-238; - Kovel'man A.B., Arenda v Juznom Fajume v seredine i v. n. e. (Po Miciganskim registram.) Avec un rDsum en anglais: Land Leases in Southern Fayum in the Middle of the 1 Century A.D. (based on the Michigan records.), VDI 128 (1974, fasc. 2) pp. 69-85; - Cockle Walter E.H., State Archives in Graeco-Roman Egypt from 30 B.C. to the Reign of Septimius Severus, JEA 70 (1984) pp. 106-122 - PESTMAN P.W., 'Oud papier' uit een notariskantoor in het oude Egypte ofwel Kronion, een notaris uit het begin van onze jaartelling. [Du 'vieux papier' provenant d'un bureau de notaire de l'gypte ancienne o11jEu Kronion, un notaire du dbut de notre re.], P.H.M. GERVER, J.G. KUIJL, A.J.H. PLEYSIER, R.T.G. VERSTRAATEN (Edd.), Heden verschenen voor mij ... Liber Amicorum aangeboden aan prof. mr. A.L.M. Soons, gewoon hoogleraar in het Notarile Recht aan de Faculteit der Rechtsgeleerdheid van de Rijksuniversiteit Leiden ter gelegenheid van zijn emeritaat (Arnhem, 1995) pp. 119-126, 1 tabl., 1 fac-sim., 1 arbre gnal. scanned; checked g@A /  4    L  Z k publishedl&B. Kramer, ZPE 97 (1993) p. 133, n. 18p2/17/98s3205Archives in Graeco-Roman Egypt from 30 B.C. to the Reign of Septimius Severus, JEA 70 (1984) pp. 106-122 - PESTMAN P.W., 'Oud papier' uit een notariskantoor in het oude Egypte ofwel Kronion, een notaris uit het begin van onze jaartelling. [Du 'vieux papier' provenant d'un bureau de notaire de l'gypte ancienne oXII)?ZC- elaionWelaiouWem!WemaiouWemetre%WemophylagiasWemophylakiasWemouWenWVWWWoWWenatouWendWWWWzWenenkeWeniautWenkatelipesWenklisisVWenkteseonWenosWenosaWenothWWWWWWWWothWWothWWepeiphWepeistaWWepeistamaiWWeph~Wepharmostos6Wephe2WephodosVWepiWWepigoWepimachouWepitropoi?WepsilonWWer~WWWWWerasWeriosWeronWesWestWestesWetaWWetartouWWetoWetonWWWWetousWW%WeuW[Weul[WeutycheaiWeutycheiteWeutychitaiWeutychosFWeutychouFWexWDWWexaminationQWexath~WexcavationMWexetaWWexicaDWexiosaWextractYWfatherWWfew5WWWWWeQi100x1100@1_101@O?105@10thcleruchypasiononchoiak10@;110thyearofcaesarhaspaidhermoukratessonofexathosfor@E11/16@O]1100@11000@C12E?|12x1/301/31/15@>Due to the size of this papyrus roll, its content has been divided in the present database into several cards, one for each column.Tebtynis, Polemonos meris, Arsinoite nome, province of Egyptmedium-sized business hand (same as in P.MichD. II, 122)Kronion; Psosneus; Onnophris; Iucundus; Hermas; Hatres, heiaireus (hiereus) (& others); Maron; Galates; Lysas; Didyme; Tasoykis, wife of Harmaeis; Harmaeis (Harmais), husband of Tasoykis; Komon; (another?) Galates; Harmiysis; Heronas; (another?) Harmiysis; Horion; (another?) Onnophris; Orsenouphis; Terepsaeis (Terepsais); Tephersos (& unnamed parents); Tatephersos; Orseus; Herakleides123, Recto, col. VIITebtynis, Polemonos meris, Arsinoite nom)O?Ni100x1100V100x101000V100x2200V100x3300V100x4400V100x5500V100x6600V100x7700V100x8800V100x9900V1000`WVW~WWWWWWHWWW,W.W8WHWbWWWWWWWWW W WWWWW=W1000x1010000V1000x44000V1000x55000V1000x66000V1000x77000V1000x88000V1000x99000V10000VWW10000x110000V10000x220000V10000x330000V10000x440000VV0VVVV1000VVVV1000VVVV01000VVVV000VVVV10000/911111/9VV1/9VVVV/911111/9VVVV1/9VVVV11111/9VVVV/9VVVV1111/9VVVV11/9VVVVVVVVVVVV1/9VVVV11111/9VVVV/9VVVV10000/911111/9VVVV1/9VVVVVVW10000/911111/9VVVV1/9VVVVWWW_W WW1040W105`W WWWWjWW1i1jk publishedp2/16/98s3204AP.Mich.inv. 966BRecto, col. XICPapDXArchive of Kronion son of Apion, nomographos of the grapheion of Tebtynis; see also noteEBoak AERFPMich IIG123, Recto, col. XIH1933KBL X, 123 (l. 24)UYesV6 glasses: glasses 1; 2; 5; 6 on top of E (be careful when removing them!); glasses 3; 4 on top of locker 11 (in front of the door)WNoX:June 1922; acquired from Nahman through the British Museum[/Register of Documents Prepared at the Grapheion\original size: 310 x 28 cm]l. 12-13: check place of a fragment; big vertical fold on the left of the col.; l. 10 small fibre on top of the last letter of the 4th word; l. 18 frg. to put back into place; l. 36 small frg. to move_Due to the size of this papyrus roll, its content has been divided in the present database into several cards, one for each column.nWOWUWVWWWXWYWZWsWtWvWyW{W|WWWWWWWWWWWWW WWWWWWWWWWWW7WWWWWWWWWWWWW W!WR1><1d1j hAoriginal size: 310 x 28 cmJune 1922; acquired from Nahman through the British MuseumKronion son of ApionPHArchive of Kronion son of Apion, nomographos of the grapheion of Tebtynis; see also noteRecto, col. II-XXII presents a financial register (anagraphe) of all the documents drawn up day by day in the record-office (grapheion) of Tebtynis during the 6th year of the Emperor Claudius; the writing fee (grammaBtikon) charged for the preparation of each document is indicated, and periodic summaries of the income and disbursements of the record office are given (See also the accounts of expenditures made by the grapheion official contained in Recto, col. I, and Verso, col. I-XII). - Recto, col. VIII records the documents drawn up between Nov. 27-Dec. 23, 45 A.D.BL X, 123 (l. 5; 26)After August 23, 46 A.D. (Recto, col. II-XXII)Boak AERKenite1U1cY PALong roll broken at the right end, which was cut in seven pieces when housed into glass. - At the folds of the roll deep indentations have been worn from both edges toward the center of the sheet (the damage is most important in the right part of the roll). - The sheet bearing col. I of the recto and col. XI-XII of the Verso was attached to the rest after these columns had been written. - The whole col. VII is very badly blurred.Q1R4Recto; Verso (and Recto, col. I): grapheion accountsS DocumentaryT 966r3_1.bmpX 966r_3a.bmpX 966r_3b.bmpY 966r_3e.bmpY 966r_3f.bmphai which he has lent to him [- - -]. [- - -] to Taorsenouphis [- - -] (Traces of two more lines). jos meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptPrd Office of Tebtunis in the First Century A.D., Proceedings of the Twelfth International Congress of Papyrology (Toronto, 1970) pp. 223-238; - Kovel'man A.B., Arenda v Juznom Fajume v seredine i v. n. e. (Po Miciganskim registram.) Avec un r1>jjEu Kronion, un notaire du dbut de notre re.], P.H.M. GERVER, J.G. KUIJL, A.J.H. PLEYSIER, R.T.G. VERSTRAATEN (Edd.), Heden verschenen voor mij ... Liber Amicorum aangeboden aan prof. mr. A.L.M. Soons, gewoon hoogleraar in het Notarile Recht aan de Faculteit der Rechtsgeleerdheid van de Rijksuniversiteit Leiden ter gelegenheid van zijn emeritaat (Arnhem, 1995) pp. 119-126, 1 tabl., 1 fac-sim., 1 arbre gnal. scanned; checked g@A /  4    L  Z k publishedlNH.C. Youtie, ZPE 20 (1976) p. 283-284; B. Kramer, ZPE 97 (1993) p. 133, n. 18.p2/16/98s3199A.D. (Recto, col. II-XXII)w Ann Arbor8 its content has been divided in the present database into several cards, one for each column.nWCWGWHWIWWWlWmWoWqWrWsWtWuWvWwWyW}WWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWW W W"W4W6W:W;W=W>W?W@WBWCWRWSWTWUWVWXWYWbWcWdWeWfWgWhWiWjWkWtWuWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWiWWW1m= iIous. (Fee:) 4 drachmai. (Total) 49 drachmai 1 1/2 obols. Equals 194 drachmai. On the 28th. Agreement of division of part of a house and of slaves, (made) by Kronion to his brothers. (Fee:) 16 drachmai. Agreement concerning an offer of bearsfoot (akanthos), (made) by Kronion to . . . and Issyamis. (Fee:) 4 drachmai. Agreement for nursing a slave child (named) Thenamounis, (made) by Taaryos [to - - -]sito(--), (and) on the 29th, loan of 120 silver drachmai, (made) by Asou[- - - to - - -]. (FJ|ee) for both (documents): [- - -] Agreement of sale of the slave Heraklas, (made) by Herak[- - - ] (Traces of 3 more lines)j Industry; Inheritance; Land ownership; Lease; Loan; Marriage; Notary; Nursing; Price; Priest; Renting; Scribe; Sale; Slave; Tax collection; Woman; Writing Material{%Kerkesis; Tebtynis; Kerkesoucha Orous|PHO123, Recto, col. VIIITebtynis, Polemonos meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptRecto, col. VIIIPMich IIAdministration; Agriculture; Building; Debt; Deposit; Divorce; Dowry; Family; House ownership; Industry; Land ownership; Lease; Loan; Marriage; Mortgage; Notary; Paramone (obligation to remain at someone's service); Price; Priest; Profession; Renting; Sale; Scribe; HServility; Slave; WomanRegister of Documents Prepared at the Grapheion1933Long roll broken at the right end, which was cut in seven pieces when housed into glass. - At the folds of the roll deep indentations have been worn from both edges toward the center of the sheet (the damage is most important in the right part of the roll). - The sheet bearing col. I of the recto and col. XI-XII of the Verso was attached to the rest after these colum1~1` jA /  4    L  Z n the middle of the lines at the top; l. 18: unfold a bit in the middle; l. 29: fragment misplaced; l. 35: a small fragment to remove on the right side_Due to the size of this papyrus roll, its content has been divided in the present database into several cards, one for each column.nP.Mich.inv. 966GreekAnn ArborRecto, col. VIII - 476 glasses: glasses 1; 2; 5; 6 on top of E (be careful when removing them!); glasses 3; 4 on top of locker 11 (in front of the door)PapYesNoDue to the size of this papyrus roll, its content has been divided in the present database into several cards, one for each column.(glass 2):D some fibres to move, on top of l.2 (if we have to open the glass)Tebtynis, Polemonos meris, Arsinoite nome, province of Egyptmedium-sized business hand (same as in P.Mich. II, 122)An[- - -]; Herodes; Konon; (another?) Herodes; Kronion; Heras; Labesis (& unnamed wife); Thenatymis; (unnamed) heiaireis (hiereis); Ischyrion; Harmiysis; Pholemis (& unnamed wife); Kanopis; Taorsenouphis; . anas; Petesis; Titoous; Tbithis; Orsenouphis; Eirene; Miysis (& 1=%jk publishedp2/18/98s3206AP.Mich.inv. 966BRecto, col. XIII-XIIIaCPapDXArchive of Kronion son of Apion, nomographos of the grapheion of Tebtynis; see also noteEBoak AERFPMich IIG123, Recto, col. XIII-XIIIaH1933KBL III, 108 (l. 30)UYesV6 glasses: glasses 1; 2; 5; 6 on top of E (be careful when removing them!); glasses 3; 4 on top of locker 11 (in front of the door)WNoX:June 1922; acquired from Nahman through the British Museum[/Register of Documents Prepared at the Grapheion\original size: 310 x 28 cm]unfold at right on l. 5A1Due to the size of this papyrus roll, its content has been divided in the present database into several cards, one for each column. - L. 1-4 of col. XIII were probably inserted after l. 5 and following were written; the short col. XIIIa was inserted toward the top of the sheet between cols. XIII and XIV.1nWXW1003RW1003bmpRV100rFW100rbmpFV1014rnW1014rbmpnV1016rW1016rbmpV101rnW101rbmpnV10248oW10248obmpV10249oW10249obmpV10250oW10250obmpV10252oLW10252obmpLV10253oW10253obmpV10254oW10254obmpV10255oW10255obmpVmpV11CW11bmpCV110W110bmpV111rW111rbmpV112rW112rbmpV113W113bmpV113rW113rbmpV114rW114rbmpV115rW115rbmpV116W116bmpV117W117bmpV117rW117rbmpV118rW118rbmpV119rW119rbmpV121rW121rbmpV122rgW122rbmpgV1262rKW1262rbmpKV1263rJW1263rbmpJV1264rIW1264rbmpIV1265rHW1265rbmpHV1266rGW1266rbmpGV1267rFW1267rbmpFV1268rEW1268rbmpEV11g iG) 1 obol. On the 25th. Written declaration, (made) by Kronion also called Lucius, son of Artemidoros, to the strategos, concerning a tribute of 1,204 drachmai (from the collection) of the beer tax at Kerkesis. (Fee:) 14 obols. Written declaration, (made) by Kronides and his son to the strategos, concerning a tribute of eight-thousand two-hundred drachmai, which is 1 talent 2,200 drachmai, (from the collection) of the beer tax at Tebtynis. (Fee:) 4 drachmai. Agreement to furnish lodging andH of a loan of 120 silver drachmai, (made) by Tamieus and her husband Petesouchos to Mieus. (Fee:) 5 drachmai. To Maeis, a shepherd, the price of an hemikollion (of writing material?), unwritten. (Price:) 1/2 obol. Lease of 2 1/2 arourai of fodder, (made) by Pynchis to Maron. Maron owes the scribe's fee. On the 27th. Agreement to furnish lodging and of a loan of 100 drachmai, (made) by Papnebtynis and his wife to Patynis. (Fee:) 4 drachmai. Written declaration of the seeds of Kerkesoucha Or1x4{ iAOn Choiak 1. Payment [- - -] of 200 drachmai [- - -]. (Fee:) 14 obols. Acknowledgment of receipt of a dowry of 86 drachmai, [- - -]. (Fee:) 8 obols. On the 2nd. Agreement of obligation to remain in service (paramone) for the sum of 60 drachmai, [- - -]. (Fee:) 10 obols. On the 3rd. Agreement to furnish lodging for the sum of 120 silver drachmai, (made) by An[- - - to - - -]. (Fee:) 4 drachmai. Agreement concerning (- - -) of a president, (made) by Herodes and another [to] Konon. (Fee:) 4 dBrachmai. Acknowledgment of deposit of 470 silver drachmai, (made) by Herodes to Kronion. (Fee:) 4 drachmai. Petition, (made) by Heras [- - -]. Gratis. On the 4th. Contract (for a dowry) of 120 drachmai, (made) by Labesis and his wife to Thenatymis. (Fee:) 5 drachmai. Written declaration of priests (concerning) 150 artabai of seed of wheat. (Fee:) 4 drachmai. On the 7th. Acknowledgment of receipt of 20 artabai, (made) by Ischyrion to Harmiysis. (Fee:) 8 obols. Agreement to furnish lodging fR/ zjsearchWWWWWWW W!W"W#W$W%W&W'W(W)W*W+W,W-W.W.W.W.W.W.W.W.W.W.W.W.W-1TjhadWWWWpWfWDWWWtWhaelstWWWWWWW3W4WWhandWKWWhandsWhandyWharchokrates~WhasW"WWhaveWOWWWWWWWWWWJWhcyWWWWhdWhe]WWWUWheadingGWzWheadingsW3WWWheden WWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWW W W W W WWWWWWWWWWWWWWW1[1d jEu Kronion, un notaire du dbut de notre re.], P.H.M. GERVER, J.G. KUIJL, A.J.H. PLEYSIER, R.T.G. VERSTRAATEN (Edd.), Heden verschenen voor mij ... Liber Amicorum aangeboden aan prof. mr. A.L.M. Soons, gewoon hoogleraar in het Notarile Recht aan de Faculteit der Rechtsgeleerdheid van de Rijksuniversiteit Leiden ter gelegenheid van zijn emeritaat (Arnhem, 1995) pp. 119-126, 1 tabl., 1 fac-sim., 1 arbre gnal. scanned; checked g@A /  4    L  Z k publishedl&B. Kramer, ZPE 97 (1993) p. 133, n. 18p2/13/98s3203AP.Mich.inv. 966BRecto, col. IXCPapDXArchive of Kronion son of Apion, nomographos of the grapheion of Tebtynis; see also noteEBoak AERFPMich IIG123, Recto, col. IXH1933wel Kronion, een notaris uit het begin van onze jaartelling. [Du 'vieux papier' provenant d'un bureau de notaire de l'gypte ancienne o1j1h hEunnamed wife); Maron; Tatepheros; Orseus; Kollouthos; Psoumeris; Kroniaina, doule; Onnophris; (another?) Kronion; Epimachos (& unnamed sons); Patynis son of Kollaeis; Harmiysis; Onnophri daughter of Pasepsemis; Herakleides; Taorsenouphis; Lysimachos; Horos; (unnamed) apolysimoi (see also P.Mich. II, 123, Recto, col. XXII, 44; V, 244?); (unnamed) probatoktenotrophoi; Thencheos; Chrates; Petouris; Papontos (& unnamed wife); Ptolemaios; (another?) Orseus; (another?) Herakleides; Heron; PeteeuFs (& unnamed brother); Hermeros; Eudemon (Eudaimon), Kenites (Kainites); (unnamed) nomographos(?); Patetemis (& unnamed wife); (another?) Herakles; Tebeneus; Siphon; Menias; Nekpheraous (Nekpheraus), tekton; Harmiousis (Harmiysis); (another?) Heron (another?) Orseus; Herakles; Eutychos son of Chrates (see also P.Mich. II, 127, col. I, l. 11; col. III, l. 3; and P.Mich. V, 343); Eutychos son of Takolleeinis (see P.Mich. II, p. 216); (another?) 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I of the recto and col. XI-XII of the Verso was attached to the rest after these columns had been written. - The whole col. VII i1v1z iGemaios to Orseus. (Fee:) 5 obols. Acknowledgment (of receipt) of a dowry of 100 silver drachmai, (made) by Herakleides to Heron. (Fee:) 14 obols. Agreement (of - - -) of 148 drachmai for the price of flax, (made) by Peteeus and his brother to Hermeros. (Fee:) 14 obols. Eudemon, of Kaine, has by himself the agreement and what she owes to the nomographos(?). On the 17th. Acknowledgment of deposit of 108 drachmai, (made) by Patetemis and his wife to Herakles. Gratis, through both. On the 21stH. Acknowledgment (of receipt) of a dowry of 20 silver drachmai, (made) by Tebeneus to Siphon. (Fee:) 5 obols. Payment, (made) by Menias, of a rental of 40 drachmai, for a vineyard at Kerkeosiris. (Fee:) 7 obols. Through Nekpheraous, carpenter: 4 silver drachmai. (Total?) 176 (copper obols?): 24 drachmai 2 obols, and 111 drachmai. Total up to the 21st, 135 drachmai and 1 obol. On the 22nd. Agreement to furnish lodging for the sum of 48 drachmai, (made) by Harmiousis and others to Heron. (Fe4{1u iE:) 9 obols. On the 12th. Agreement of division (of property), (made) by Epimachos to his sons. (Fee:) 12 silver drachmai. Sale of a house and an open court, (made) by Patynis, son of Kollaeis, to Harmiysis. (Fee:) 40 drachmai. Similarly, from the same Harmiysis, for a petition, (a fee of) 4 drachmai. Petition of Onnophri, daughter of Pasepsemis. (Fee:) 3 obols. On the 14th. Acknowledgment (of receipt) of a dowry of 100 drachmai, (made) by Herakleides to Taorsenouphis. (Fee:) 18 obols. LoanF of 540 silver drachmai and 38 1/2 artabai of wheat, (made) by Lysimachos to Horos and abother. (Fee:) 8 drachmai. Written declaration of people free from duty and of cattle graziers, concerning the guarding of the runnels. Gratis. Acknowledgment of a mortgage for 100 silver drachmai, (made) by Thencheos and another to Chrates. (Fee:) 4 drachmai. On the 16th. Loan of 60 silver drachmai, (made) by Petouris to Papontos and his wife. (Fee:) 12 obols. Agreement of sale of looms, (made) by Ptol1hENepheros son of Orseus; Pausis, kasopoios, husband of Thenorses; Thenorses, wife of Pausis; Ischyrion; Psosneus; Petesouchos; Herakles; Onnophris son of Psyphis; Thenaryotes(?) son of Lysimachos; Onnophris, thesaurophylax (see P.Mich. II, p. 224); Eutychos son of Soterichos (see also P.Mich. II, 123, recto, col. VI, l. 15; V, 246; 352?); Petesouchos son of Besis (see P.Mich. II, p. 228); Malchion; Kronion son of Pamouthes; Pnesis (& unnamed wife); Orseus; Cheos; Taonnophris; (another?) HarFyotes; Galates; Orses; Esenempis (& unnamed husband); Zoilos; Thenmenches (daughter of Akes? see P.Mich. V, 352); Soueris (daughter of Akes? see P.Mich. V, 352); Orsenouphis, son of (- - -) and Thaeisas, husband of Tapnebtynis; Tapnebtynis, wife of Orsenouphis; Thaeisas (Thaisas), mother of Orsenouphis; Heraklides son of Heraklides, husband of Ptollous; Ptollous, wife of Heraklides son of Heraklides; (another?) Galates; Maretes (& unnamed wife); Marsisouchos alias Kelolis; Heron; Herakles 1h1ni hIns had been written. - The whole col. VII is very badly blurred.1Recto; Verso (and Recto, col. I): grapheion accountsDocumentary966r3_1.bmp<_600DPIFront_R1>966r_3a.bmp<_600DPIFront_R2>966r_3e.bmp<_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3Jc><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>ihe right end, which was cut in seven pieces when housed into glass. - At the folds of the roll deep indentations have been worn from both edges toward the center of the sheet (the damage is most important in the right part of the roll). - The sheet bearing col. I of the recto and col. XI-XII of the Verso was attached to the rest after these columns had been written. - The whole co1z1[ jAdone on the orig. conservation12 Traianos: check translation Check: Nigel: possibility of adding to the note a link to the next and preceding columns or to all the records of this inv. nr. (through an automated search?). We could also make 1 general card (with general bibliography?) with links to all the others? Traianos: number of items (one... now divided in 7 parts?) Traianos: when these cards will be on the web, displayed as a search result, no difference will appear between them, whicBh is a problem. Ask Nigel? Traianos: should I add the bibliography concerning the grapheion, as: - R.H. Pierce, Grapheion, Catalogue, and Library in Roman Egypt, SymbOslo 43 (1968) pp. 68-83; - Hobson Deborah W., The Role of Women in the Economic Life of Roman Egypt: A Case Study from First Century Tebtunis, EchCl 28 = N.S., 3 (1984) pp. 373-390; - Montevecchi Orsolina, La crisi economica sotto Claudio e Nerone: Nuove testimonianze, Neronia III. Actes du IIIe Colloque International de la S1u1y iIe:) 14 obols. On the 26th. Agreement of lease of 2 arourai of green fodder, (made) by Orseus to Herakles. (Fee:) 8 obols, of which he owes 7 obols. Payment of a rental of . . drachmai for pasture lands, (made) by Eutychos, son of Chrates, and Eutychos, son of Takolleeinis. (Fee:) 2 obols. Agreement of sale of a third-share of a house and court, (made) by Onnophris to Taorpouonsis. [(Fee:) - -] On the 27th. Agreement [- - -], (made) by Petesouchos and others to Ammonios [- - -]. Agreement [J- - -], (made) by [- - -] also called Orseus to Apollonios [- - -] for the [. . .] silver drachmai which he has lent to him [- - -]. [- - -] to Taorsenouphis [- - -] (Traces of two more lines). jobols. Through Nekpheraous, carpenter: 4 silver drachmai. (Total?) 176 (copper obols?): 24 drachmai 2 obols, and 111 drachmai. Total up to the 21st, 135 drachmai and 1 obol. On the 22nd. Agreement to furnish lodging for the sum of 48 drachmai, (made) by Harmiousis and others to Heron. (Fe?0$9eudemosWW-WeudemosformerstrategosoftheherakleidoumerisVeudemosstrategosoftheherakleidoumerisV-VeudoxiaOWWeudoxiosWeueidesWeuelthoncWeuemerosYWWWW%WWWWWeuemerosseealsoomichi331342VeuemerossonofkerasandtanomgeusgrandsonofeuemerosVeuenos WeuergetisWR7><_600DPIBack_R8>"arriage; Notary; Paramone (obligation to remain at someone's service)F; Price; Priest; Profession; Renting; Sale; Scribe; Servility; Slave; Woman Animal; Industry; Inheritance; Land ownership; Nursing; Tax collection; ; Writing Material Guild; Land status; Cadastre; Mortgage; Police; Cession; Feeding; Salary; Apprenticeship; Irrigation; Register of Documents Prepared at the Grapheion1933Long roll broken at the right end, which was cut in seven pieces when housed into glass. - At the folds of the roll deep 1Z1bzAccount; Administration; Agriculture; Animal; Deposit; Dowry; Family; Guild; Land ownership; Lease; Loan; Marriage; Mortgage; Notary; Price; Profession; Sale; Scribe; Woman|PHOoriginal size: 310 x 28 cmJune 1922; acquired from Nahman through the British MuseumKronion son of ApionPHArchive of Kronion son of Apion, nomographos of the grapheion of Tebtynis; see also noteRecto, col. II-XXII presents a financial register (anagraphe) of all the documents drawn up day by day in the record-office (grapheion) of Tebtynis during the 6th year of the Emperor Claudius; the writing fee (grammaBtikon) charged for the preparation of each document is indicated, and periodic summaries of the income and disbursements of the record office are given (See also the accounts of expenditures made by the grapheion official contained in Recto, col. I, and Verso, col. I-XII). - Recto, col. IX records the documents drawn up between Dec. 26, 45 A.D.-Jan. 2, 46 A.D., as well as an account of income and expenditure for Nov. 27-Dec. 25, 45 A.D.BL VII, 108 (l. 5; 9; 10; 13; 16; 20; 11hC21; 22; 24); BL X, 123 (l. 3). - L. 6: 4 drachmai is probably a mistake for 40 drachmai, see l. 9 and Verso, col. II, 6. (PH)After August 23, 46 A.D. (Recto, col. II-XXII)Boak AERP.Mich.inv. 966GreekAnn ArborRecto, col. IX - 466 glasses: glasses 1; 2; 5; 6 on top of E (be careful when removing them!); glasses 3; 4 on top of locker 11 (in front of the door)PapYesNoDue to the size of this papyrus roll, its content has been divided in the present database into several cards, one for each column.(glass 2): some fibres to move, on left and right of l. 2-3; l. 41: a small fragment to put back in place (check verso also?)Tebtynis, Polemonos meris, Arsinoite nome, province of Egyptmedium-sized business hand (same as in P.Mich. II, 122)Dionysios; Taorseus; Petesouchos; Kronion son of Sotericho11hEs (see also P.Mich. II, 123, Verso, col. XI, 9); Orsenouphis son of Belphis (see also P.Mich. II, p. 224; V, p. 389); Eutychos son of Philous (see also P.Mich. II, p. 216); Soterichos son of Herodes (see also P.Mich. II, p. 230); Kronion (son of Apion, grapheion official); Eutychas (grapheion official); Petesouchos; (another?) Orsenouphis; (another?) Orsenouphis; (another?) Kronion; Horion; Papontos, epetes; Apollonios; Harmiysis; Peritas; (another?) Orsenouphis; Tamarres (& unnamed husbanFd); Tanesneus; Ammonios; Zenon (& unnamed wife); (unnamed) demosioi georgoi; (unnamed) chrysochooi; Thenkebkis; Papnebtynis son of Petamon; Didymos; Haryotes; Apynchis; Maron; Souchion; Harmiys (Harmiysis); Miysis (& unnamed wife); Orseus; Pausiris; Herakles; Herakles son of Aphrodisios; Kron[- - -]; Eirene; Taor[- - -]123, Recto, col. IXTebtynis, Polemonos meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptRecto, col. IXPMich IIAccount; Administration; Agriculture; Animal; Deposit; Dowry; Family; Guild; Land ownership; Lease; Loan; Marriage; Mortgage; Notary; Price; Profession; Sale; Scribe; WomanRegister of Documents Prepared at the Grapheion1933Long roll broken at the right end, which was cut in seven pieces when housed into glass. - At the folds of the roll deep indentations have been worn from both edges toward the center of the sheet (the damage is most iHmportant in the right part of the roll). - The sheet bearing col. I of the recto and col. XI-XII of the Verso was attached to the rest after these columns had been written. - A fragment from the bottom of col. IX seems to have been lost since the publication of the text.1Recto; Verso (and Recto, col. I): grapheion accountsDocumentary966r3_1.bmp<_600DPIFront_R1>966r_3b.bmp<11jAdone on the orig. conservation12 Traianos: check translation Check: Nigel: possibility of adding to the note a link to the next and preceding columns or to all the records of this inv. nr. (through an automated search?). We could also make 1 general card (with general bibliography?) with links to all the others? Traianos: number of items (one... now divided in 7 parts?) Traianos: when these cards will be on the web, displayed as a search result, no difference will appear between them, whicBh is a problem. Ask Nigel? Traianos: should I add the bibliography concerning the grapheion, as: - R.H. Pierce, Grapheion, Catalogue, and Library in Roman Egypt, SymbOslo 43 (1968) pp. 68-83; - Hobson Deborah W., The Role of Women in the Economic Life of Roman Egypt: A Case Study from First Century Tebtunis, EchCl 28 = N.S., 3 (1984) pp. 373-390; - Montevecchi Orsolina, La crisi economica sotto Claudio e Nerone: Nuove testimonianze, Neronia III. Actes du IIIe Colloque International de la S11:iF fodder, (made) by Apynchis to Maron. (Fee:) . . obols. On the 7th. Acknowledgment of receipt of 21 artabai of wheat, (made) by Souchion to Harmiys. (Fee:) 6 obols. Acknowledgment of deposit of 80 drachmai, (made) by Miysis and his wife to Orseus. (Fee:) 24 obols. Agreement of sale of 45 sheeps, 4 lambs and 1 goat, (made) by Pausiris to Herakles. (Fee:) 4 drachmai. (Received) through Herakles, son of Aphrodisios: 24 silver drachmai. Guild ordinance, (made) by Kron[- - -] [- - -], (made) byG4(?) Eirene to Taor[- - -] (Traces of several lines) j Verso was attached to the rest after these columns had been written. - A fragment from the bottom of col. IX seems to have been lost since the publication of the text.Q1R4Recto; Verso (and Recto, col. I): grapheion accountsS DocumentaryT 966r3_1.bmpX 966r_3b.bmpY 966r_3f.bmphzed business hand (same as in P.Mich. II, 122)Dionysios; Taorseus; Petesouchos; Kronion son of Soterichos (see also P.Mich.unts11 iC4 arourai of green fodder, (made) by Orsenouphis to Orseus. (Fee:) 10 obols. Lease of a garden(?) for a rental of 67 artabai of barley and 60 drachmai, (made) by Iucundus to Labesis. (Fee:) 4 drachmai. Acknowledgment of deposit of 100 silver drachmai and 5 artabai of wheat, (made) by Orseus to Apollonios. (Fee:) 18 obols. Payment of a rental of 48 drachmai, (made) by Petsiris, cattle grazier, for the pasturage of Herakles. (Fee:) 7 obols. Agreement of lease, by way of payment in advance, oDf half of a reed bed, (made) by Orsenouphis and others to Haryotes. (Fee:) 5 drachmai 2 obols, of which Haryotes owes 1 drachme 2 obols. On the 17th. Agreement of lease of 2 3/4 arourai of green fodder, (made) by Peteeus and another to Didymos. (Fee:) 6 obols. On the 18th. Agreement concerning the measure of 10 arourai, (made) by Psenkebkis, son of Petosiris, to Onnophris. (Fee:) 15 obols. Acknowledgment of deposit of 172 silver drachmai and 15 artabai of wheat, (made) by Peteeus to Peteeu811iDt of confirmation, (made) by Orsenouphis to Kronion. (Fee:) 21 obols. Similarly through Kronion and another for Horion. (Fee:) 14 obols. Petition, (made) by Papontos, a repairer. (Fee:) 2 obols. Loan of 28 drachmai, (made) by Apollonios to Harmiysis and others. (Fee:) 6 obols. Lease of 1 aroura of fodder, (made) by Peritas to Orsenouphis. (Fee:) 3 obols. Agreement of mortgage on a half-share of a house, (made) by Tamarres and her husband to Tanesneus. (Fee:) . . . Loan of 316 silver drachmEai, (made) by Ammonios to Zenon and his wife. (Fee:) 7 drachmai. Written declaration of the seeds of the public farmers of the village. (Fee:) 8 drachmai. Undertaking, (made) by the goldsmiths. (Fee:) 4 drachmai. On the 4th. Agreement of mortgage on a half-share of a house for 124 silver drachmai, (made) by Thenkebkis by Papnebtynis, son of Petamon. (Fee:) 9 drachmai. On the 5th. Agreement of sale of 3 bikoi, (made) by Didymos to Haryotes. (Fee:) 4 drachmai. 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Agreement of - - - of a share of - - -, (made) by Satabos(?) to his brother - - -. (Fee:) 14 obols. [[Agreement of - - -, (made) by Tasos to Or- - -. (Fee:) 7 obols, which Herak(l- -) owes.]] Agreement [- - -], (made) by Tasos to [- - -]. (Fee:) 12 obols. On the 9th. Agreement [of - - -] of nine arourai [- - -]. (Fee:) 16 drachmai. On the 11th. Lease of 4 arourai, (made) by Psenkebkis(?) [to - - -]. (Fee:) 10 obols. On the 12th. Agreement [- - -], (made) by Dro[- - -] (Traces oJf 3 more lines).n@A jAgreement (of - - -) of 2 arourai of fodder, (made) by Marsisouchos also called Kelolis to Heron. (Fee:) 6 obols. Guild ordinance, (made) by Herakles, son of Pichis, of the farmyard(?). (Fee:) 20 obols. Agreement to furnish lodging for the sum of 104 drachmai, (made) by Orseus son of Her- - - to - - -. (Fee:) 2 silver drachmai. Acknowledgment of a deposit of 402 silver drachmai, (made) by Satabos and his wife to - - -. (Fee,l,!ŒjBearch result, no difference will appear between them, which is a problem. Ask Nigel? Traianos: check translation (part. l. 21) Traianos: should I add the bibliography concerning the grapheion, as: - R.H. Pierce, Grapheion, Catalogue, and Library in Roman Egypt, SymbOslo 43 (1968) pp. 68-83; - Hobson Deborah W., The Role of Women in the Economic Life of Roman Egypt: A Case Study from First Century Tebtunis, EchCl 28 = N.S., 3 (1984) pp. 373-390; - Montevecchi Orsolina, La crisi economica soCtto Claudio e Nerone: Nuove testimonianze, Neronia III. Actes du IIIe Colloque International de la Socit Internationale d'tudes Nroniennes. Varenna, juin 1982 = Atti CERDAC. 12 = N.S., 2 (1982-1983 [1987])pp. 139-148; - JENKINS Fred W., New Texts from the Tebtunis Grapheion Archive, BASP 29 (1992) pp. 31-40; - E. Husselman, Procedures of the Record Office of Tebtunis in the First Century A.D., Proceedings of the Twelfth International Congress of Papyrology (Toronto, 1970) pp. 223-238; 4$ sihatressonofkastor1000drachmai VhatressonofouenaphrisonnophrisVhatressonofpetechonVoused into glass. - At the folds of the roll deep indentations have been worn from both edges toward the center of the sheet (the damage is most important in the right part of the roll). - The sheet bearing col. I of the recto and col. XI-XII of the Verso was attached to the rest after these columns had been written.1Recto; Verso (and Recto, col. I): grapheion accouGntsDocumentary<_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8> 9ss hand (same as in P.Mich. II, 122)Haryotes; Orseno11hBtikon) charged for the preparation of each document is indicated, and periodic summaries of the income and disbursements of the record office are given (See also the accounts of expenditures made by the grapheion official contained in Recto, col. I, and Verso, col. I-XII). - Recto, col. X records the documents drawn up between Jan. 4(?)-19, 46 A.D.After August 23, 46 A.D. (Recto, col. II-XXII)Boak AERP.Mich.inv. 966GreekAnn ArboCrRecto, col. X - 436 glasses: glasses 1; 2; 5; 6 on top of E (be careful when removing them!); glasses 3; 4 on top of locker 11 (in front of the door)PapYesNoDue to the size of this papyrus roll, its content has been divided in the present database into several cards, one for each column.See verso: folded in the middle of the lines at the top; l. 18: unfold a bit in the middle; l. 29: fragment misplace>j1X:June 1922; acquired from Nahman through the British Museum[/Register of Documents Prepared at the Grapheion\original size: 310 x 28 cm]See verso: folded in the middle of the lines at the top; l. 18: unfold a bit in the middle; l. 29: fragment misplaced; l. 35: a small fragment to remove on the right side_Due to the size of this papyrus roll, its content has been divided in the present database into several cards, one for each column.nWBWEWWWYWZW_W`WWWWWWWWW WW"W\WWWWWWWWWW<WMWshiftedfromkaranistotheharbor16donkeysVshinW3W9WDWEWWWW0WWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWshoemakerWshootsWWWshopWXWshops7Wshorn7WshortOWYWW@W`WWshortageWshortlyeWgWshouldWWWOWQWVWYWeWhWWBWVWWWW$W%W'W(W6W@WAWWW11ejCocit Internationale d'tudes Nroniennes. Varenna, juin 1982 = Atti CERDAC. 12 = N.S., 2 (1982-1983 [1987])pp. 139-148; - JENKINS Fred W., New Texts from the Tebtunis Grapheion Archive, BASP 29 (1992) pp. 31-40; - E. Husselman, Procedures of the Record Office of Tebtunis in the First Century A.D., Proceedings of the Twelfth International Congress of Papyrology (Toronto, 1970) pp. 223-238; - Kovel'man A.B., Arenda v Juznom Fajume v seredine i v. n. e. (Po Miciganskim registram.) Avec un rDsum en anglais: Land Leases in Southern Fayum in the Middle of the 1 Century A.D. (based on the Michigan records.), VDI 128 (1974, fasc. 2) pp. 69-85; - Cockle Walter E.H., State Archives in Graeco-Roman Egypt from 30 B.C. to the Reign of Septimius Severus, JEA 70 (1984) pp. 106-122 - PESTMAN P.W., 'Oud papier' uit een notariskantoor in het oude Egypte ofwel Kronion, een notaris uit het begin van onze jaartelling. [Du 'vieux papier' provenant d'un bureau de notaire de l'gypte ancienne o1iEee:) 5 obols. Lease of 5 arourai of fodder, (made) by Leon to Herakles(?). He owes the scribe's fee. And (received) from Kronion, son of Didymos, 4 drachmai which he owed for the lease written on Phaophi 13. Agreement for nursing a slave, (made) by Thenpasos and her husband to Pasepsemis, (and,) on the 19th, loan of 100 silver drachmai, (made) by Pasepsemis to Kollouthos and his wife. (Fee) for both (documents): 4 drachmai. Lease of 21 1/4 arourai of green fodder, (made) by Orsenouphis to FHerakles. (Fee:) 4 drachmai. Agreement of mortgage for 140 silver drachmai, (made) by Sekonapis to Herodes. (Fee:) 4 drachmai. Lease of 1 aroura of barley, (made) by Anchious to Hermas. (Fee:) 4 1/2 obols. And (received) from Herakles, son of Aphrodios, for an old account, 14 obols. Lease of a half-share of a reed bed and another (thing), (made) by Orsenouphis and others to Kronion and Herakleides. (Fee:) 4 drachmai. On the 21st. Lease of 10 1/2 arourai, (made) by Horigenes to Tephersos anunts11~jBh is a problem. Ask Nigel? Traianos: should I add the bibliography concerning the grapheion, as: - R.H. Pierce, Grapheion, Catalogue, and Library in Roman Egypt, SymbOslo 43 (1968) pp. 68-83; - Hobson Deborah W., The Role of Women in the Economic Life of Roman Egypt: A Case Study from First Century Tebtunis, EchCl 28 = N.S., 3 (1984) pp. 373-390; - Montevecchi Orsolina, La crisi economica sotto Claudio e Nerone: Nuove testimonianze, Neronia III. Actes du IIIe Colloque International de la SCocit Internationale d'tudes Nroniennes. Varenna, juin 1982 = Atti CERDAC. 12 = N.S., 2 (1982-1983 [1987])pp. 139-148; - JENKINS Fred W., New Texts from the Tebtunis Grapheion Archive, BASP 29 (1992) pp. 31-40; - E. Husselman, Procedures of the Record Office of Tebtunis in the First Century A.D., Proceedings of the Twelfth International Congress of Papyrology (Toronto, 1970) pp. 223-238; - Kovel'man A.B., Arenda v Juznom Fajume v seredine i v. n. e. (Po Miciganskim registram.) Avec un r11hDd; l. 35: a small fragment to remove on the right sideTebtynis, Polemonos meris, Arsinoite nome, province of Egyptmedium-sized business hand (same as in P.Mich. II, 122)Haryotes; Orsenouphis(?); Peteeus; [- - -], wife of Orseus Orseus, husband of [- - -]; Soterichos; Kronides; Kronion son of Kames; Orseus son of Aneichios; Psosneus son of Andronikos; Lysas; Haryotes; Tapetsiris, wife of Petesouchos; Petesouchos, husband of Tapetsiris; Keidon, (doulEos); Petesis; Hatres son of Cheon, skyteus; Orsenouphis son of Belphis (see also P.Mich. II, p. 224; V, p. 389); Petheus son of Damas; (another?) Orsenouphis; Heraklas; Herakles; Didymos, brother of Lysas; Lysas, brother of Didymos; Eutychos; Kronion; Assythmis; Horos (& unnamed wife); (another?) Eutychos; Panesneus; Harmiysis; Onnophris; Leon; (another?) Herakles(?); Kronion son of Didymos (see also P.Mich. II, 123, Recto, col. V, l. 3); Thenpasos, wife of Kollouthos; Kollouthos, husband unts11hFof Thenpasos; Pasepsemis; (another?) Orsenouphis; (another?) Herakles; Sekonapis; Herodes; Anchious; Hermas; Herakles son of Aphrodios; (another?) Orsenouphis; (another?) Kronion; Herakleides; Horigenes; Tephersos (& unnamed wife); (another?) Petesouchos; Ptolemes (Ptolemais, Ptolemaios); (another?) Apollonios; Pechysis; Patynis; Lablas; (another?) Orseus; (another?) Kollouthos; Sekonopis; Mieus; Kronion; Herakles; Ekoneus; Harmausis123, Recto, col. XTebtynis, PoleGmonos meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptRecto, col. XPMich IIAdministration; Agriculture; Animal; Debt; Deposit; Guild; Justice; Land ownership; Lease; Loan; Mortgage; Notary; Nursing; Paramone (obligation to remain at someone's service); Price; Profession; Renting; Salary; Sale; Scribe; Servility; Slave; WomanRegister of Documents Prepared at the Grapheion1933Long roll broken at the 11hHright end, which was cut in seven pieces when housed into glass. - At the folds of the roll deep indentations have been worn from both edges toward the center of the sheet (the damage is most important in the right part of the roll). - The sheet bearing col. I of the recto and col. XI-XII of the Verso was attached to the rest after these columns had been written.1Recto; Verso (and Recto, col. I): grapheion accountsDocumentary966r3_2.bmIp<_600DPIFront_R1>966r_3b.bmp<_600DPIFront_R2>966r_3f.bmp<_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>if 124 silver drachmai, (made) by Petesis to Petesouchos and his wife. (Fee) for bo1iA[- - -] of a half [- - -], (made) by [- - -] and another to Haryotes [- - -] [Agreement] to furnish lodging [- - -], (made) by Orsenouphis(?) to Peteeus. [(Fee:) - -] [Agreement] for nursing [a slave (called) - - -], (made) by [- - -] and her husband to Soterichos (and) [loan] of 120 silver drachmai, (made) by Soterichos to Orseus and his wife. [(Fee) for both (documents): - - -] [- - -], (made) by Kronides, of 40 silver drachmai, of which he owes 4 silver drachmai, for a salary by individBual. (Fee:) 3 obols . . On the 4th <Read: 9th> Guild ordinance, (made) by Kronion, son of Kames. (Fee:) 11 obols. Petitions, (made) by Orseus, son of Aneichios, and Psosneus, son of Andronikos. (Fee:) 3 obols. On the 10th. Sale of one bikos, (made) by Lysas to Haryotes. He owes the scribe's fee. Agreement for nursing a slave (called) Keidon, (made) by Tapetsiris and her husband to Petesis, (and) loan of 124 silver drachmai, (made) by Petesis to Petesouchos and his wife. (Fee) for bo11iI(Traces of 3 more lines).jAdone on the orig. conservation12 Traianos: check translation Check: Nigel: possibility of adding to the note a link to the next and preceding columns or to all the records of this inv. nr. (through an automated search?). We could also make 1 general card (with general bibliography?) with links to all the others? Traianos: number of items (one... now divided in 7 parts?) Traianos: when these cards will be on the web, displayed as a search result, no difference will appear between them, whicd-office (grapheion) of Tebtynis during the 6th year of the Emperor Claudius; the writing fee (grammaf locker 11 (in front of the door)PapYesNoDue to the size of this papyrus roll, its content has been divided in the present database into several cards, one for each column.See verso: folded in the middle of the lines at the top; l. 18: unfold a bit in the middle; l. 29: fragment misplace11N8ARecto, col. II-XXII presents a financial register (anagraphe) of all the documents drawn up day by day in the record-office (grapheion) of Tebtynis during the 6th year of the Emperor Claudius; the writing fee (grammatikon) charged for the preparation of each document is indicated, and periodic summaries of the income and disbursements of the record office are given (See also the accounts of expenditures made by the grapheion official contained in Recto, col. I, and Verso, col. I-XII). - ReBHcto, col. X records the documents drawn up between Jan. 4(?)-19, 46 A.D.69N.S., 2 (1982-1983 [1987])pp. 139-148; - JENKINS Fred W., New Texts from the Tebtunis Grapheion Archive, BASP 29 (1992) pp. 31-40; - E. Husselman, Procedures of the Record Office of Tebtunis in the First Century A.D., Proceedings of the Twelfth International Congress of Papyrology (Toronto, 1970) pp. 223-238; - Kovel'man A.B., Arenda v Juznom Fajume v seredine i v. n. e. (Po Miciganskim registram.) Avec un r11iGd his wife. (Fee:) 4 silver drachmai. And (received) in name of Galates 14 obols which he owed (for a document written) on the Augustan day. Agreement of obligation to remain in service (paramone) for the sum of 100 silver drachmai, (made) by Petesouchos to Ptolemes. (Fee:) 1 1/2 obol. On the 22nd. Agreement to furnish lodging for the sum of 40 silver drachmai, (made) by Apollonios to Pechysis. (Fee:) 14 obols. On the 23rd. Loan of 24 silver drachmai, (made) by Patynis to Lablas. (Fee:) 8 Hobols. Agreement to furnish lodging for the sum of 28 silver drachmai, (made) by Orseus to Kollouthos. (Fee:) 10 obols. Agreement to furnish lodging for the sum of 12 silver drachmai, (made) by Sekonopis to Mieus. (Fee:) 8 obols. Acknowledgment of deposit of 96 silver drachmai, (made) by Kronion to Herakles. (Fee:) 6 drachmai. On the 24th. Price of an unregistered document for the weavers. (Fee:) . . obols. 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I): grapheion accountsS DocumentaryT 966r3_2.bmpX 966r_3b.bmpX 966r_3c.bmpY 966r_3f.bmpY 966r_3g.bmphAoriginal size: 310 x 28 cmJune 1922; acquired from Nahman through the British MuseumKronion son of ApionPHArchive of Kronion son of Apion, nomographos of the grapheion of Tebtynis; see also noteRecto, col. II-XXII presents a financial register (anagraphe) of all the documents drawn up day by day in the record-office (grapheion) of Tebtynis during the 6th year of the Emperor Claudius; the writing fee (grammaaterial>PapYesNoDue to the size of this papyrus roll, its content has been divided in the present database into several cards, one for each column.See verso: folded in the middle of the lines at the top; l. 18: unfold a bit in the middle; l. 29: fragment misplaced; l. 35: a small fragment to remove on50 8byWe>Recto, col. IIIPMich IIAdministration; Agriculture; Apprenticeship; Cession; Debt; Deposit; Guild; Industry; Land ownership; Lease; Loan; Notary; Nursing; Paramone (obligation to remain at someone's service); Price; Profession; Salary; Sale; Scribe; Servility; Slave; Tax collection; WomanRegister of Documents Prepared at the Grapheion1933Long roll broken at the right end, which was cut in seven pieces when hHoused into glass. - At the folds of the roll deep indentations have been worn from both edges toward the center of the sheet (the damage is most important in the right part of the roll). - The sheet bearing col. I of the recto and col. XI-XII of the Verso was attached to the rest after these columns had been written1Recto; Verso (and Recto, col. I): grapheion accountsDocumentaryW?W@WAWBWKWPWQWRWTWWWIWWWWOWWWWW.WvWWWWEWso-calledW>WCWEWFWSWWWWWWWsocharesEWsocietyoWsocks@WsoerisWWWWsoft0WsokWWWsokeusWsoklesWsokmenisWWWWWWWW21iBead 40> drachmai; and (loan) from Eutychos, son of Philous: 20 drachmai; and (loan) from Soterichos, son of Herodes: 20 drachmai; Equals a loan of 80 silver drachmai. Equal 272 silver drachmai 23 obols as total (income) of the month. Of these, expenses: 36 drachmai 24 obols; and (monthly) transfer (diagraphe): 192 drachmai; Equal 228 silver drachmai 24 obols (as expenses) Credit balance: 44 drachmai. Of these, (held) by (me,) Kronion: 28 drachmai; and 2 drachmai which I have received frCom Eutychas; Equal 30 silver drachmai. And (held) by Eutychas: 16 silver drachmai; And similarly (held) by Eutychas for an old account: 16 drachmai; Equal 32 silver drachmai. Of these I have received from him: 2 silver drachmai; And (held) by the same Eutychas: 30 silver drachmai, equal (to what I have). (The account is) equally balanced. On the 30th. Acknowledgement of a deposit of 502 silver drachmai, (made) by Petesouchos and another to Orsenouphis. (Fee:) 4 obols. On Tybi 2. AgreemenQ 1 isokmenissonofkelleus@#sokratesM,soldF8y:`&Csome4Kson'J~HF^B-R 0?<8,bT.wM sonofkollouthes@.sons@Cisort@h8Ssotas: souchammonREsouth@(8specified@1Recto; Verso (and Recto, col. I): grapheion accountsDocumentary966r3_2.bmp<_600DPIFront_R1>966r_3c.bmp<_600DPIFront_R2>966r_3g.bmp<_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_Jp600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>iear>1933Long roll broken at the right end, which was cut in seven pieces when housed into glass. - At the folds of the roll deep indentations have been worn from both edges toward the center of the sheet (the damage is most important in the right part of the roll). - The sheet bearing col. I of the recto and col. XI-XII of the Verso was attached to t1hI><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>YiA(Col. XIII) [- - -] (Fee:) 2 drachmai. [- - -] (Fee:) 2 drachmai. [- - -] (Fee:) . . obols. [- - -] (Fee:) 9 obols. [- - -] (Fee:) 10 obols. And(?) lease to Mytharion. (Fee:) . . silver drachmai. [- - -] 280 silver drachmai [- - -]. (Fee:) 4 drachmai. On the 16th (of Phamenoth). [- - -] 24 silver drachmai [- - -]. (Fee:) 7 obols. [- - -] (Fee:) 16 drachmai. Acknowledgment of receipt of a dowry of 60 drachmai, [(made) by - - - to - - -] and another. (Fee:) 4 drachmai. [- - -] concerning a _R2><_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_60011iAAgreement [- - -], (made) by Kronides to Hera[- - -] Agreement [- - -], (made) by Herakles and another to [- - -. (Fee:) - -, which] he owes. Contract [for a dowry of - - -], (made) by Harmiysis to Taorseus. (Fee:) 5 obols. Agreement [- - -] 7 1/2 [- - -], (made) by Penithes to Peteuris. (Fee:) 17 obols. And (received) through Apynchis, son of Papnebtynis, [- - -] sale of a loom: 2 obols. Agreement concerning graves, (made) by Papnebtynis and others to Kastor and others. (Fee:) 6 obols. OnB the 29th. Agreement of sale of 6 arourai of green fodder, (made) by Pastoous to Didymos. He owes the scribe's fee. Agreement of sale of half an aroura of fodder, (made) by Nepheros and another to Eutychos. He owes the scribe's fee. Gift (received) through Haryotes, son of Phasas, and Nepheros, son of Orseus, for their lease. (Fee:) 14 obols. Contract for a dowry of 160 silver drachmai, (made) by Pausis to Thenorses. (Fee:) 4 drachmai 13 obols. Lease of an oil-press for a rental of 7 measu11iCres of oil, (made) by Ischyrion to Psosneus. (Fee:) 14 obols. On the 30th. Agreement (concerning) a yearly house-rent . . ., (made) by Petesouchos to Herakles. (Fee:) 3 drachmai 2 1/2 obols. Gift of Onnophris, son of Psyphis, for a lease of a half-share of a plain to Thenaryotes(?), daughter of Lysimachos: 11 obols. Total of the month: 272 silver drachmai 21 obols; of which 13 1/2 obols (deducted) for exchange of the copper coinage: remain 272 silver drachmai 7 1/2 obols; of which (subtracDt) the costs and expenses for the month up to the 30th: 120 silver drachmai 5 1/2 obols. Left as money deposited: 152 drachmai 2 obols; and (received) for the salary of Onnophris, the granary guard: 5 obols; and from Eutychos, son of Soterichos, a loan of 40 siver drachmai. Total: 192 drachmai 7 obols, of which (subtract) 188 silver drachmai for tranfer (diagraphe) on Tybi 30. Credit balance: 4 silver drachmai 7 obols. And (received) from Petesouchos, son of Besis, 2 1/2 obols. Total: 4 si11iElver drachmai 9 1/2 obols. On Mechir 2. Acknowledgment (of receipt) of a dowry of 20 drachmai, (made) by Malchion to Kronion, son of Pamouthes. (Fee:) 6 obols. Acknowledgment of deposit of 96 silver drachmai, (made) by Pnesis and his wife to Orseus. (Fee:) 2 drachmai. Agreement to furnish lodging for 46 silver drachmai, (made) by Cheos and Taonnophris to Pnesis and another. (Fee:) 16 obols. Agreement of Haryotes with Galates concerning the validity of a lease which he holds of a half-shareF of a building of his. (Fee:) 7 obols. Agreement of obligation to remain in service (paramone) for the sum of 100 silver drachmai, (made) by Pnesis and his wife to Galates. (Fee:) 2 drachmai. Acknowledgment of receipt of 100 drachmai, according to a (contract of) obligation of service, (made) by Orses to Pnesis and his wife. (Fee:) 8 obols. Gift (received) through Thenorses, wife of Pausis, maker of thick garments: 10 obols. And from Talei, through Eutychas: 2 obols. Acknowledgment of rece11iGipt of a maintenance, (made) by Esenempis and her husband to Zoilos. (Fee:) 22 obols. Agreement of confirmation, (made) by Thenmenches to Soueris. She owes the scribe's fee. On the 3rd. Contract for a dowry 60 silver drachmai, (made) by Orsenouphis to Tapnebtynis. (Fee:) 4 drachmai 6 obols. Agreement concerning beer, (made) by his mother Thaeisas. (Fee:) 2 obols. Petition of Heraklides, son of Heraklides and his wife Ptollous. (Fee:) 2 obols. On the 4th. Loan of 88 silver drachmai, (made) Hby Galates to Maretes and his wife. (Fee:) 20 obols. On the 5th. Agreement (of - - -) of 2 arourai of fodder, (made) by Marsisouchos also called Kelolis to Heron. (Fee:) 6 obols. Guild ordinance, (made) by Herakles, son of Pichis, of the farmyard(?). (Fee:) 20 obols. Agreement to furnish lodging for the sum of 104 drachmai, (made) by Orseus son of Her- - - to - - -. (Fee:) 2 silver drachmai. Acknowledgment of a deposit of 402 silver drachmai, (made) by Satabos and his wife to - - -. (Fee:)11jAdone on the orig. conservation12 Traianos: check translation Check: Nigel: possibility of adding to the note a link to the next and preceding columns or to all the records of this inv. nr. (through an automated search?). We could also make 1 general card (with general bibliography?) with links to all the others? Traianos: number of items (one... now divided in 7 parts?) Traianos: when these cards will be on the web, displayed as a search result, no difference will appear between them, whicBh is a problem. Ask Nigel? Traianos: should I add the bibliography concerning the grapheion, as: - R.H. Pierce, Grapheion, Catalogue, and Library in Roman Egypt, SymbOslo 43 (1968) pp. 68-83; - Hobson Deborah W., The Role of Women in the Economic Life of Roman Egypt: A Case Study from First Century Tebtunis, EchCl 28 = N.S., 3 (1984) pp. 373-390; - Montevecchi Orsolina, La crisi economica sotto Claudio e Nerone: Nuove testimonianze, Neronia III. 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I of the recto and col. XI-XII of the Verso was attached to the rest after these columns had been written. - The whole col. VII is very badly blurred.1Recto; Verso (and Recto, col. I): grapheion accountsDocumentary<_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPI2M jA /  4    L  Z 5-1V69hasWWLWkW.W:W;W<WhastaWhastatusWhateriusWhathresWhathreshatresVhatis Whatissonofserenus VhatpehatreponsisWhatresWqWWWW!W)W]iWWWmWWWWWWW=WLWOWVWfWhWjWkWyWWWWWWWWWWWWWW_WeWmWWWWWWW WWWW  WWW.6W;WQWhatresheiaireushiereusothers Vlity; Slave; Account; Animal; Dowry; Family; Marriage; Building; Divorce; House ownership; Priest; Inheritance; Tax collection; Land status; Cadastre; Police; Cession; Feeding; Apprenticeship; Irrigation; ; Writing MaterialRegister of Documents Prepared at the Grapheion1933Long roll broken at the right end, which was cut in seven pieces when housed into glass. - At the folds of the rK].&49apynchissonofpapnebtynisseealsopmichii123rectocol VVapynchissonofpeteVapynchissonofpneVapynchissonofsatyroscVapynchisunnamedwifeseealsopmichv240l662VapytosWaquilaWaquiliusWarWWara?WarabWarabakisWl_side>Recto; Verso (and Recto, col. I): grapheion accountsDocumentary<_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_GR2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8> XI records the documents drawn up between Jan. 24-Feb. 6, 46 A.D.After August 23, 46 A.D. (Recto, col. II-XXII)Boak AERP.Mich.inv. 966GreekAnn A11hAoriginal size: 310 x 28 cmJune 1922; acquired from Nahman through the British MuseumKronion son of ApionPHArchive of Kronion son of Apion, nomographos of the grapheion of Tebtynis; see also noteRecto, col. 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II-XXII)Boak AERP.Mich.inv. 966 *g9panouphisOWpanoupisOWWpanoupispanouphissonofpasismyriarourosseeprosptolivOVpanourisNWpansaWpansosneuspantagathosWpantas{WpantbeousWpantbeoussonoflaasVpantelWPW2_W]Wpantelis$_Wpantelisorpantel_Vpanther/W=W?WWW]WdWLWpanthersonofanchorinphisanchorimphisseepmichiv/2p1/VpantheroskWpantheroshyophorbosseeprosptoliv12006kVpanymphiosWpaopisOWbW|W}W}W]ŴW;paopissonoforseuspersestesepigones}VpaopissonofpsyphisVpaorseusWpaosWWWpaossonofporrhospyrrhosVpaouniosWpaouniossonofaroVpaoutWpaoutsonofarabikosVpap|WWWW W!W"W$W)W*W+W.W0WialRegister of Documents Prepared at the Grapheion1933Long roll broken at the rig4.iDLease] of 4 arourai of fodder, (made) by [Orseus] to Haryotes. (Fee:) 5 1/2(?) obols. [Sale(?)] of a half-share of a house and court, (made) by [- - -] to Mieus. (Fee:) 8 drachmai. On Phaophi 2. [Agreement] of release of claims, (made) by [Tamieus] to Kronion and Ptolemaios. (Fee:) 4 drachmai. [Lease] of 3 1/4 <arourai> of fodder, (made) by Phemnasis to Maron. He owes [the scribe's fee]. [Lease] of 7 1/4 arourai of green fodder, (made) by Herakles of Talei to Kronion, son of Myrites.E (Fee:) 16 obols. On Phaophi 3. [Acknowledgment] of deposit of 100 drachmai and 5 artabai of wheat, (made) by Herakles and his wife to Apollonios. (Fee:) 16 obols. [Agreement] of lease, by way of payment in advance, of 1 1/2 aroura, (made) by Herakles to Onnophris, the granary guard. He owes the scribe's fee. [Lease], by way of payment in advance, of 2 arourai, (made) by [Herodes] and his brothers to Petesouchos. (Fee:) 2 drachmai. [- - -, (made) by - - -] of (Ptolemais) Melissourgon, concdiusl@idoxaios3W6Wdozen@WdrW{WWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWaWjW{W}WWWWWWWWWWWeWWWWWWWWWWW?W@WWWWW WWWW7WW*W+W>WBWHWJWgWrWtW|WWWWWWWWW WWWW W.WFWRW~WWWWWWWW'W+W.W1W2W7W8W:W<W>WEWFWHWQWTWUW^W_W`WbWhWyWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWW"W0W3W4W7W<W>W@WBWGWHWIWLWMWOWQWRWVW[WeWkWlWoWpWzW}WWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWW6W9W11thIn0DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>iAAgreement [- - -], (made) by Tereus [- - -] On the 16th. Agreement [- - -], (made) by Thenapynchis [- - -] Written declaration [- - -], (made) by Hera[- - -]. (Fee:) 9 obols. Petition, (made) by Hera[- - -]. Gratis. Agreement of lease of 6 arourai of fodder, (made) by Panomieus [- - -]. (Fee:) 14 obols. Loan, (made) by Galates [- - -] 8 drachmai less 1 obol. Agreement (of - - -) of 20 [silver] drachmai, (made) by Herakles to Anchious. (Fee:) 5 obols. On the 18th. Acknowledgment of deposit Orsenouphis. (Fee:) 9 obols. Concession of a pastophoros's cell for 36 silver drachmai, (made) by Marepsemis to Marsisouchos. (Fee:) 14 obols. Lease of 4 arourai, (made) by Moueis to Psyphis. (Fee:) 7 obols. On the 22nd. Agreement of division of building-sites, (made) by Petesouchos to Sisenxis and another. (Fee:) 10 drachmai. Contract for a dowry of 108 silver drachmai, 119ATereus; Thenapynchis; Hera[- - -]; Panomieus; Galates; Herakles; Anchious; Zoilos; Apollonios; (another?) Herakles; Areios; Orsenouphis; Petesouchos; Narkissos; Orsenouphis, epetes; Opis; Pakebkis; Thatres; (another?) Orsenouphis; Marepsemis; Marsisouchos; Moueis; Psyphis; Petesouchos; Sisenxis; Patynis; (another?) Thenapynchis; Hatres; Psenkebkis; (another?) Sisenxis; Prakis; Thenpsyphis; Pakebkis; (another?) Patynis; (another?) Herakles; (another?) Orsenouphis; Onnophris; Herakleides; PaBstoous; Pasys; Eutychos; (another?) Apollonios; Peteeus; Marepkemis; Psyphis; (another?) Patynis; Mystharion; Ptolion (Ptollion); Heron; Dionysios; Senapettis; Panoubion (& unnamed sons); Leontas; Taambesis; (another?) Onnophris; (another?) Psyphis; Papontos; Orseus; (another?) Orsenouphis; Orses; (another?) Psenkebkis; (another?) Psyphis; Thaubas; Didymos; (another?) Dionysios; Taaryos; (another?) Patynis (another?) Petesouchos; Pausis; Chairemon; Psosneus; Peneus; Tapetheus:r11:ABAccount; Administration; Agriculture; Animal; Apprenticeship; Building; Debt; Deposit; Dowry; Family; House ownership; Inheritance; Justice; Land ownership; Land status; Lease; Loan; Marriage; Notary; Paramone (obligation to remain at someone's service); Price; Priest; Profession; Renting; Sale; Scribe; Servility; WomanB|PHOTPiltgtcleruchyptolsonofpenkr6arouraithroughvarussonVlttableofcapricornandaquariusconstant154°gtVWW3WWWfWWWWW W WWWWWWWWWWWW@WkWWWW)W*W,WSWW W#W$W%W'WjWwW Wluck1W>WlucretiusWWGWWlucretiusclemens101/3artabaiofwheatVlucullusWluminariesyWlumpWZW[WlunettepWWWWWWlupinesWlured?WlusitaniWlyciansWlyingWWW@WWnWlykapollonWlykas"WlykonWlykosVW`Wlysandros*WlysaniashWlysaniastotheophilosgreetingithinkyouarenotignoranthVlysas9WWWW7WLWeWkWWWWWW W W WWWWWWWWW&W-W3WlysiasUWVWlysiastoandpolicemengreetingsso-and-sothemanpresentiVV=WZW (PT98r@W98rbmp@V9900oW9900obmpV9902oW9902obmpV9903oOW9903obmpOV9904oW9904obmpV9905o~W9905obmp~V9906oW9906obmpV9918oNW9918obmpNV9920o5W9920obmp5V9921o4W9921obmp4V9922o3W9922obmp3V9924o2W9924obmp2VW`WuWzW{WWWWWtWWW?WWWbmpDWEW`WmWqW}WEWHWMWRW_W`WaWgWpWqW|W}W~WWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWW3W4W5W9W:W;W=W>WCWDWEWIWJWKWLWNWOWUWVWWWXWYWZWaWsWtWvWyW{W|W~WWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWW WWWWWWWWWWWWWW3W7WOWQWSWtWWWW'W_W`WhWjWkWlWmWpWrWsWtW11iD (made) by Patynis to Thenapynchis. (Fee:) 4 drachmai. Petition, (made) by Hatres against Psenkebkis. Gratis. Acknowledgment (of receipt) of a dowry of 40 drachmai, (made) by Sisenxis to Prakis. (Fee:) 8 obols. On the 24th. Agreement of release of claims, (made) by Thenpsyphis to Pakebkis. (Fee:) 7 obols. Lease of 2 arourai, (made) by Patynis to Herakles. (Fee:) 9 obols. On the 25th. Lease of 12 arourai of green fodder, (made) by Orsenouphis to Onnophris. (Fee:) 10 obols. Loan of 48 silverE drachmai, (made) by Herakleides to Pastoous and his wife. (Fee:) 13 obols. On the 26th. Acknowledgment of receipt of pasture lands, (made) by Pasys to Eutychos. (Fee:) 8 obols. On the 27th. Agreement of sale of a donkey, (made) by Apollonios to Peteeus. (Fee:) 5 obols. Lease of 5 arourai, (made) by Marepkemis to Psyphis. (Fee:) 7 obols. On the 29th. Agreement of - - - 7 pairs - - -, (made) by Patynis and another to Mystharion. (Fee:) 14 obols. On the 30th. Contract for a dowry of 200 sil11iH Agreement (of - - -) of 120 silver drachmai and 175 bundles (kalamoi) of reeds, (made) by Thaubas and another to Didymos. (Fee:) 4 drachmai Agreement guaranteeing immunity (concerning) 120 drachmai, (made) by Thaubas to Dionysios. (Fee:) 14 obols. Agreement of obligation to remain in service (paramone) for the sum of 40 drachmai, (made) by Taaryos to Patynis. (Fee:) 14 obols. On the 4th. Sale of a half-share of a house and a court, (made) by Petesouchos to Pausis. (Fee:) 16 drachmai. AgreIement of division of 4 arourai of the village impost, (made) by Chairemon to Psosneus. (Fee:) 8 drachmai. [Agreement] to furnish lodging for the sum of 48 silver drachmai, [(made) by - - -] to Peneus. (Fee:) 13 obols. [Agreement] to furnish lodging for the sum of 28 silver drachmai, [(made) by - - -] to Marsisouchos. [(Fee:) - -] [- - -] (Fee:) 10 obols. [Agreement] of obligation to remain in service (paramone) for the sum of 40 silver drachmai, [- - -. (Fee:) . .] obols. [Agreement] of ca11iFver drachmai, (made) by Ptolion to Heron. (Fee:) 4 drachmai. Contract for a dowry of 200 drachmai, (made) by Dionysios to Senapettis. (Fee:) 4 drachmai. Agreement of division (of property), (made) by Panoubion to his sons. (Fee:) 8 drachmai. Lease of a plant of vine, (made) by Leontas to Taambesis. (Fee:) 4 drachmai. Lease of (lands producing) green fodder), (made) by Onnophris to Psyphis. (Fee:) 27 obols. Sale of a house and a court, (made) by Papontos to Orseus. (Fee:) 8 silver drachmai.G Total (of the fees paid in copper): 390 1/2 obols, which (equal) 52 silver drachmai 13 1/2 obols; and 64 silver drachmai: total for the Mecheir: 146 silver drachmai 13 1/2 obols; of which 11 obols are on debt: remain 146 silver drachmai 2 1/2 obols. On Phamenoth 2. Agreement of obligation to remain in service (paramone) for the sum of 100 silver drachmai, (made) by Orsenouphis to Orses. (Fee:) 4 drachmai. Lease of 4 arourai of green fodder, (made) by Psenkebkis to Psyphis. (Fee:) 5 obols.;j>i270`WW6WWW2700WW27000W271°W272WWyW2723W273W275yWWWW27thDWuWW{WWWW(WWWUWWWsWWlWWlWWWWW W WWWWWW!W#W%W=WXWyWture; Mortgage; Nursing; Salary; Slave; Account; Animal; Family; Divorce; House ownership; Inheritance; Tax collection; Land status; Cadastre; Cession; Feeding; Irrigation; ; Writing MaterFialRegister of Documents Prepared at the Grapheion1933Long roll broken at the right end, which was cut in seven pieces when housed into glass. - At the folds of the roll deep indentations have been worn from both edges toward the center of the sheet (the damage is most important in the right part of the roll). - The sheet bearing col. I of the recto and col. XI-XII of the Verso was attached to the rest after these columns had been written.54\Y3109rbbmpmV3110rlW3110rcbmplV3110rdbmplV3112rjW3112rdbmpjV3112rebmpjV3112rfbmpjV3113riW3113rbbmpiV3115rgW3115rbbmpgV3116rfW3116rbbmpfV3117reW3117rbbmpeV3125r]W3125rbbmp]V3133rUW3133rbbmpUV3136rRW3136rcbmpRV3137rQW3137rabmpQV3161rW3161rbbmpV3198r=W3198rbbmp=V3199r<W3199rbbmp<V3202r9W3202rbbmp9V3205r6W3205rcbmp6V3205rdbmp6V3208r5W3208rbbmp5V3209r4W3209rbbmp4Vs) (see Pros.Ptol. IV 10489); Nechthosiris (kepouros) (see Pros.Ptol. IV 10304 = 10309); Diodoros (kepouros) (see Pros.Ptol. IV 10188); Onnophris (kepouros) (see Pros.Ptol. IV 10336)45Philadelpheia, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, EgyptPMich IAgriculture; ProfessionMemorandum1931complete<11hEther?) Patynis; (another?) Herakles; (another?) Orsenouphis; Onnophris; Herakleides; Pastoous; Pasys; Eutychos; (another?) Apollonios; Peteeus; Marepkemis; Psyphis; (another?) Patynis; Mystharion; Ptolion (Ptollion); Heron; Dionysios; Senapettis; Panoubion (& unnamed sons); Leontas; Taambesis; (another?) Onnophris; (another?) Psyphis; Papontos; Orseus; (another?) Orsenouphis; Orses; (another?) Psenkebkis; (another?) Psyphis; Thaubas; Didymos; (another?) Dionysios; Taaryos; (another?) PatynFis (another?) Petesouchos; Pausis; Chairemon; Psosneus; Peneus; Tapetheus123, Recto, col. XIITebtynis, Polemonos meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptRecto, col. XIIPMich IIAccount; Administration; Agriculture; Animal; Apprenticeship; Building; Debt; Deposit; Dowry; Family; House ownership; Inheritance; Justice; Land ownership; Land status; Lease; Loan; Marriage; Notary; Paramone (obligation to remain at someone'11hAoriginal size: 310 x 28 cmJune 1922; acquired from Nahman through the British MuseumKronion son of ApionPHArchive of Kronion son of Apion, nomographos of the grapheion of Tebtynis; see also noteRecto, col. II-XXII presents a financial register (anagraphe) of all the documents drawn up day by day in the record-office (grapheion) of Tebtynis during the 6th year of the Emperor Claudius; the writing fee (grammaBtikon) charged for the preparation of each document is indicated, and periodic summaries of the income and disbursements of the record office are given (See also the accounts of expenditures made by the grapheion official contained in Recto, col. I, and Verso, col. I-XII). - Recto, col. XII records the documents drawn up between Feb. 10-28, 46 A.D.After August 23, 46 A.D. (Recto, col. II-XXII)Boak AERP.Mich.inv. 966GreekAnn Arbo11hCrRecto, col. XII - 516 glasses: glasses 1; 2; 5; 6 on top of E (be careful when removing them!); glasses 3; 4 on top of locker 11 (in front of the door)PapYesNoDue to the size of this papyrus roll, its content has been divided in the present database into several cards, one for each column.get two parts closer?; l. 27 a fibre to moveTebtynis, Polemonos meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgypDtmedium-sized business hand (same as in P.Mich. II, 122)Tereus; Thenapynchis; Hera[- - -]; Panomieus; Galates; Herakles; Anchious; Zoilos; Apollonios; (another?) Herakles; Areios; Orsenouphis; Petesouchos; Narkissos; Orsenouphis, epetes; Opis; Pakebkis; Thatres; (another?) Orsenouphis; Marepsemis; Marsisouchos; Moueis; Psyphis; Petesouchos; Sisenxis; Patynis; (another?) Thenapynchis; Hatres; Psenkebkis; (another?) 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II-XXII presents a financial register (anagraphe) of all the documents drawn up day by day in the record-office (grapheion) of Tebtynis during the 6th year of the Emperor Claudius; the writing fee (grammatikon) charged for the preparation of each document is indicated, and periodic summaries of the income and disbursements of the record office are given (See also the accounts of expenditures made by the grapheion official contained in Recto, col. I, and Verso, col. I-XII). - ReBHcto, col. XII records the documents drawn up between Feb. 10-28, 46 A.D.69 (based on the Michigan records.), VDI 128 (1974, fasc. 2) pp. 69-85; - Cockle Walter E.H., State Archives in Graeco-Roman Egypt from 30 B.C. to the Reign of Septimius Severus, JEA 70 (1984) pp. 106-122 - PESTMAN P.W., 'Oud papier' uit een notariskantoor in het oude Egypte ofwel Kronion, een notaris uit het begin van onze jaartelling. [Du 'vieux papier' provenant d'un bureau de notaire de l'gypte ancienne o11whC>GreekAnn ArborRecto, col. XI - 486 glasses: glasses 1; 2; 5; 6 on top of E (be careful when removing them!); glasses 3; 4 on top of locker 11 (in front of the door)PapYesNoDue to the size of this papyrus roll, its content has been divided in the present database into several cards, one for each column.l. 12-13: check place of a fragment; big vertical fold on the left of the col.;D l. 10 small fibre on top of the last letter of the 4th word; l. 18 frg. to put back into place; l. 36 small frg. to moveTebtynis, Polemonos meris, Arsinoite nome, province of Egyptmedium-sized business hand (same as in P.Mich. II, 122)Kronides; Hera[- - -]; Herakles; Harmiysis; Taorseus; Penithes; Peteuris; Apynchis son of Papnebtynis (see also P.Mich. II, 123, Recto, col. VII, 18); Papnebtynis; Kastor; Nepheros; Eutychos; Haryotes son of Phasas; 11siJmncellation (of a debt) of . . . drachmai [- - -] [- - -] [- - -] to Tapetheus [- - -] [- - -] (Fee:) 2 obols.jAdone on the orig. conservation12 Traianos: check translation Check: Nigel: possibility of adding to the note a link to the next and preceding columns or to all the records of this inv. nr. (through an automated search?). We could also make 1 general card (with general bibliography?) with links to all the others? Traianos: number of items (one... now divided in 7 parts?) Traianos: when these cards will be on the web, displayed as a search result, no difference will appear between them, whic of the record office are given (See also the accounts of expenditures made by the grapheion official contained in Recto, col. I, and Verso, col. I-XII). - Recto, col. XII records the documents drawn up between Feb. 10-28, 46 A.D.After August 23, 46 A.D. (Recto, col. II-XXII)Boak AERP.Mich.inv. 966GreekAnn Arbo11jBh is a problem. Ask Nigel? Traianos: should I add the bibliography concerning the grapheion, as: - R.H. Pierce, Grapheion, Catalogue, and Library in Roman Egypt, SymbOslo 43 (1968) pp. 68-83; - Hobson Deborah W., The Role of Women in the Economic Life of Roman Egypt: A Case Study from First Century Tebtunis, EchCl 28 = N.S., 3 (1984) pp. 373-390; - Montevecchi Orsolina, La crisi economica sotto Claudio e Nerone: Nuove testimonianze, Neronia III. Actes du IIIe Colloque International de la SCocit Internationale d'tudes Nroniennes. Varenna, juin 1982 = Atti CERDAC. 12 = N.S., 2 (1982-1983 [1987])pp. 139-148; - JENKINS Fred W., New Texts from the Tebtunis Grapheion Archive, BASP 29 (1992) pp. 31-40; - E. Husselman, Procedures of the Record Office of Tebtunis in the First Century A.D., Proceedings of the Twelfth International Congress of Papyrology (Toronto, 1970) pp. 223-238; - Kovel'man A.B., Arenda v Juznom Fajume v seredine i v. n. e. (Po Miciganskim registram.) Avec un r21jEu Kronion, un notaire du dbut de notre re.], P.H.M. GERVER, J.G. KUIJL, A.J.H. PLEYSIER, R.T.G. VERSTRAATEN (Edd.), Heden verschenen voor mij ... Liber Amicorum aangeboden aan prof. mr. A.L.M. Soons, gewoon hoogleraar in het Notarile Recht aan de Faculteit der Rechtsgeleerdheid van de Rijksuniversiteit Leiden ter gelegenheid van zijn emeritaat (Arnhem, 1995) pp. 119-126, 1 tabl., 1 fac-sim., 1 arbre gnal. scanned; checked g@A /  4    L  Z k publishedlgH.C. Youtie apud L.C. West-A.C. Johnson, Currency in Roman and Byzantine Egypt (Princeton, 1944) p. 48.p2/19/98s3207AP.Mich.inv. 966BRecto, col. XIVCPapDXArchive of Kronion son of Apion, nomographos of the grapheion of Tebtynis; see also noteEBoak AERFPMich IIG123, Recto, col. XIVH1933. XIIIa - 7s7medium-sized business hand (same as in P.Mich. II, 122)11jDsum en anglais: Land Leases in Southern Fayum in the Middle of the 1 Century A.D. (based on the Michigan records.), VDI 128 (1974, fasc. 2) pp. 69-85; - Cockle Walter E.H., State Archives in Graeco-Roman Egypt from 30 B.C. to the Reign of Septimius Severus, JEA 70 (1984) pp. 106-122 - PESTMAN P.W., 'Oud papier' uit een notariskantoor in het oude Egypte ofwel Kronion, een notaris uit het begin van onze jaartelling. [Du 'vieux papier' provenant d'un bureau de notaire de l'gypte ancienne oEu Kronion, un notaire du dbut de notre re.], P.H.M. GERVER, J.G. KUIJL, A.J.H. PLEYSIER, R.T.G. VERSTRAATEN (Edd.), Heden verschenen voor mij ... Liber Amicorum aangeboden aan prof. mr. A.L.M. Soons, gewoon hoogleraar in het Notarile Recht aan de Faculteit der Rechtsgeleerdheid van de Rijksuniversiteit Leiden ter gelegenheid van zijn emeritaat (Arnhem, 1995) pp. 119-126, 1 tabl., 1 fac-sim., 1 arbre gnal. scanned; checked g@on; Psosneus; Peneus; Tapetheus:o11hGs service); Price; Priest; Profession; Renting; Sale; Scribe; Servility; WomanRegister of Documents Prepared at the Grapheion1933Long roll broken at the right end, which was cut in seven pieces when housed into glass. - At the folds of the roll deep indentations have been worn from both edges toward the center of the sheet (the damage is most important in the right part of the roll). - The sheet bearing col. I of the recto and col. XI-XIIH of the Verso was attached to the rest after these columns had been written.1Recto; Verso (and Recto, col. I): grapheion accountsDocumentary966r3_3.bmp<_600DPIFront_R1>966r_3d.bmp<_600DPIFront_R2>966r_3h.bmp<_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_60m8ifeedjWWfeeding-placesW1Wfeel-WfeelingWWfeespWWWWWfeetWfeigningWfelicesW~WWfelix`WaWWWWWW0WWqWuW}WWWWWWoWyWWFWfellSWTWmWWW.Wfell3WfellowWW"W}W*W.W`WpWWfellow-labourerxWfeltW@W.WfemaleyWWWWW>WBWMWaWfWhWoWpWWWWldsW4WWWWWWWWWfields>WfifteenWIWWWKWWWSWWfifteenthWWW5WxWWWWWfifteenthyearoftheemperorcaesartitusaeliushadrianusVfifthtWWJWWWFW\WfWhWWWWW,W.W/W0WOWW!WfiftyWLWWWWWWCWWWWfifty-fiveWWWWfifty-fourWfifty-nineWfifty-three]Wfigs%W11iFotal (of the fees paid in copper): 180 1/2 obols, which (equal) 24 silver drachmai 6 1/2 obols; and 121 silver drachmai: total for the Mecheir: 145 silver drachmai 20 1/2 obols. On the 1st of Pharmouthi. Agreement (of - - -) of lentils for 52 drachmai, (made) by Papontos to Herakles. (Fee:) 2 drachmai. Acknowledgment of receipt of a maintenance, (made) by Thenmarsisouchos and her husband to Zoilos. (Fee:) 21 obols. Agreement for nursing a slave, (made) by Thaesis and her husband to DemarioGn. 'Payment of the shearings of 140 sheep, (made) by P- - - and another to Phabas. (Fee:) 11 obols.' Loan of 120 silver drachmai, (made) by Demarion to Apynchis and his wife. (Fee) of the two (documents drawn for these persons): 4 drachmai. Agreement to furnish lodging for the sum of 52 silver drachmai, (made) by Apynchis and his wife to Tephersos. (Fee:) 12 obols. Agreement (of - - -) of 20 silver drachmai, (made) by Orseus to Kronion, son of Games. (Fee:) 6 obols. Agreement for nursing (11iDols. Acknowledgment of deposit of 48 drachmai, (made) by Orseus and his wife to Eutychos. [(Fee:) - -] Agreement of lease of 11 3/4 arourai, (made) by Psenamounis to Psyphis. (Fee:) 15 1/2 obols. Agreement of lease of 2 arourai, (made) by Sekonopis to Psyphis. (Fee:) 10 obols. Lease of 2 shares of pasture lands and of . . . for a rental of 764 silver drachmai, (made) by Horos and others to . . . mis. (Fee:) 6 drachmai. On the 27th. Agreement of sale of a slave (called) Heraklous, (made) byE Taaryos to Petesouchos. (Fee:) 12 silver drachmai. Similarly (received) through Patynis [- - -] records of the tax on transfer (enkyklion): 4 drachmai. Agreement for mowing 52 1/2 arourai for a salary of 210 silver drachmai, (made) by Peteesis and another to Didymos. (Fee:) 4 drachmai. Lease of 3 shares of a bath for 525 silver drachmai, (made) by Didymos and others to Psosneus. (Fee:) 4 drachmai. On the 29th. Lease of 4 arourai, (made) by Apollonios to Plosis. (Fee:) 2 silver drachmai. T2J23AP.Mich.inv. 966BRecto, col. XVCPapDXArchive of Kronion son of Apion, nomographos of the grapheion of Tebtynis; see also noteEBoak AERFPMich IIG123, Recto, col. XVH1933UYesV6 glasses: glasses 1; 2; 5; 6 on top of E (be careful when removing them!); glasses 3; 4 on top of locker 11 (in front of the door)WNoX:June 1922; acquired from Nahman through the British Museum[/Register of Documents Prepared at the Grapheion\original size: 310 x 28 cm]top: realign some fibres; fold running vertically through the middle of the col.; bottom: get parts closer; l. 38: frg. to move at the beginning; quid at the bottom?_Due to the size of this papyrus roll, its content has been divided in the present database into several cards, one for each column.nNoDue to the size of this papyrus roll, its content has been divided in the present database into several cards, one for each column.Tebtynis, Polemonos meris, Arsinoite nome, province of Egyptmedium-sized busi-j fjpapyriWWGWWUWpapyrologicalWpapyrologiqueWpapyrologistsKWpapyrology WWWFWIWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWW W W W W WWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWW W!W"W#W$W%W&W'W(W)W*W+W,W22hAoriginal size: 310 x 28 cmJune 1922; acquired from Nahman through the British MuseumKronion son of ApionPHArchive of Kronion son of Apion, nomographos of the grapheion of Tebtynis; see also noteRecto, col. II-XXII presents a financial register (anagraphe) of all the documents drawn up day by day in the record-office (grapheion) of Tebtynis during the 6th year of the Emperor Claudius; the writing fee (grammaBtikon) charged for the preparation of each document is indicated, and periodic summaries of the income and disbursements of the record office are given (See also the accounts of expenditures made by the grapheion official contained in Recto, col. I, and Verso, col. I-XII). - Recto, col. XIV records the documents drawn up between March 31-April 19, 46 A.D.BL III, 108 (l. 38); BL VIII, 211 (l. 31). - L. 46 begins with k]d- (the 24th of Pharmouthi). (PH)After August 2 ,J ZjfredWWW W!W"W#W$W%W&W'W(W)W*W+W,W,W,W,W,W,W,W,W,W,W,W1iHa slave) and loan of 120 silver drachmai, (made) by Heraklea and others to Tamystha. (Fee:) 2 silver drachmai. Agreement of lease, by way of payment in advance, of 5 arourai, (made) by Galates to Didyme. (Fee:) 3 drachmai. On the 4th. Agreement for nursing a slave, (made) by Thentitois and her husband to Lysas, (and), on the 5th, loan of 120 silver drachmai, (made) by Lysas to Phason and his wife Thentitois. (Fee) for the two (documents): 2 drachmai. 'Agreement of deposit of 240 silver draIchmai and 8 artabai of wheat, (made) by Phenias to Peteeus. (Fee:) 14 obols, of which he owes [- -]' Lease of 6 arourai, [(made) by - - - to (- - -)] son(?) of Kantauros. (Fee:) 9 obols. [- - -] both (sons/daughters) of Phynix. (Fee:) 4 silver drachmai. [Total] up to the 8th of Pharmouthi (Traces of 5 more lines.) (Col. XIIIa) (Traces of 5 lines) [- - ] and for a division (of property) of Anoubas: 4 drachmai.jcol. II-XXII)Boak AERP.Mich.inv. 966<=%19AMytharion (Mystharion?); Maron; Heronas; Orseus; Herodes; (another?) Maron; Herakl(--); Polykrates (& unnamed son); Seras; (another?) Orseus; Tkyphis; Apollonios; Eutychos; Mieus (son of Harmiysis?); Horos; Mieus son of Harmiysis (see also P.Mich. II, 123, Recto, col. V, 25); (another?) Orseus; Eutychos; Psenamounis; Psyphis; Sekonopis; (another?) Psyphis; (another?) Horos; . . . mis; Taaryos; Petesouchos; Heraklous, doule; Patynis; Peteesis; Didymos; Psosneus; (another?) Apollonios; PlosiBs; Papontos; Herakles; Thenmarsisouchos (& unnamed husband); Zoilos; Thaesis, wife of Apynchis; Apynchis, husband of Thaesis; Demarion; Tephersos; Orseus; Kronion son of Games (Kames) (see also P.Mich. II, p. 221); Heraklea; Tamystha; Galates; Didymos; Thentitois, wife of Phason; Lysas; Phason, husband of Thentitois; Phenias; Peteeus; [- - -] son(?) of Kantauros; [- - -] and [- - -] sons/daughters of Phynix; Tkin[- - -]; Anoubas:ant d'un bureau de notaire de l'gypte ancienne o1hEHoros; Mieus son of Harmiysis (see also P.Mich. II, 123, Recto, col. V, 25); (another?) Orseus; Eutychos; Psenamounis; Psyphis; Sekonopis; (another?) Psyphis; (another?) Horos; . . . mis; Taaryos; Petesouchos; Heraklous, doule; Patynis; Peteesis; Didymos; Psosneus; (another?) Apollonios; Plosis; Papontos; Herakles; Thenmarsisouchos (& unnamed husband); Zoilos; Thaesis, wife of Apynchis; Apynchis, husband of Thaesis; Demarion; Tephersos; Orseus; Kronion son of Games (Kames) (see also P.MichF. II, p. 221); Heraklea; Tamystha; Galates; Didymos; Thentitois, wife of Phason; Lysas; Phason, husband of Thentitois; Phenias; Peteeus; [- - -] son(?) of Kantauros; [- - -] and [- - -] sons/daughters of Phynix; Tkin[- - -]; Anoubas123, Recto, col. XIII-XIIIaTebtynis, Polemonos meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptRecto, col. XIII-XIIIaPMich IIAccount; Administration; Agriculture; Animal; Bath; Building; Debt; De11hC/>GreekAnn ArborRecto, col. XIII - 50; col. XIIIa - 76 glasses: glasses 1; 2; 5; 6 on top of E (be careful when removing them!); glasses 3; 4 on top of locker 11 (in front of the door)PapYesNoDue to the size of this papyrus roll, its content has been divided in the present database into several cards, one for each column. - L. 1-4 of col. XIII were probably inserted after l. 5 and following were wrDitten; the short col. XIIIa was inserted toward the top of the sheet between cols. XIII and XIV.unfold at right on l. 5Tebtynis, Polemonos meris, Arsinoite nome, province of Egyptmedium-sized business hand (same as in P.Mich. II, 122)Mytharion (Mystharion?); Maron; Heronas; Orseus; Herodes; (another?) Maron; Herakl(--); Polykrates (& unnamed son); Seras; (another?) Orseus; Tkyphis; Apollonios; Eutychos; Mieus (son of Harmiysis?); 11hAoriginal size: 310 x 28 cmJune 1922; acquired from Nahman through the British MuseumKronion son of ApionPHArchive of Kronion son of Apion, nomographos of the grapheion of Tebtynis; see also noteRecto, col. II-XXII presents a financial register (anagraphe) of all the documents drawn up day by day in the record-office (grapheion) of Tebtynis during the 6th year of the Emperor Claudius; the writing fee (grammaBtikon) charged for the preparation of each document is indicated, and periodic summaries of the income and disbursements of the record office are given (See also the accounts of expenditures made by the grapheion official contained in Recto, col. I, and Verso, col. I-XII). - Recto, col. XIII records the documents drawn up between March 12-31, 46 A.D.BL III, 108 (l. 30)After August 23, 46 A.D. (Recto, col. II-XXII)Boak AERP.Mich.inv. 966<11iBshipment. (Fee:) 18 obols. Agreement of sale of 7 arourai of fodder, (made) by [- - -] and his son to Maron. He owes the fee. On the 20th. Agreement of obligation to remain in service for the sum of 40 silver drachmai, (made) by Heronas to Orseus. (Fee:) 14 obols. Agreement of lease, by way of payment in advance, of 10 arourai, (made) by Herodes to Maron. (Fee:) 4 drachmai. Agreement of lease, by way of payment in advance, of 10 arourai, (made) by Herodes to Herakl(--). (Fee:) 4 drachmai. COn the 22nd. Agreement (of - - -) of 15 artabai of barley, (made) by Polykrates and his son to Seras. (Fee:) 8 obols. On the 23rd. Acknowledgment of deposit of 12 drachmai and - - -, (made) by Orseus to Tkyphis. (Fee:) 8 obols. On the 24th.Agreement of sale of a donkey, (made) by Apollonios to Eutychos. Gratis. On the 26th. Acknowledgment of receipt of 380 drachmai, (made) by Mieus and another to Horos and another. (Fee:) 3 drachmai. Petition, (made) by Mieus, son of Harmiysis. (Fee:) 2 ob11s:AAccount; Administration; Agriculture; Animal; Bath; Building; Debt; Deposit; Dowry; Land ownership; Lease; Loan; Notary; Nursing; Paramone (obligation to remain at someone's service); Price; Renting; Salary; Sale; Scribe; Servility; Slave; Tax collection; Woman|PHOWWW.1jinternetWFWinterpretationWintervertedWWWWWintoWWWWWWWWWWWWWintrodSWintroduzioneIWinv{W5WWWWWWWWWWWWWWWW WWHWLWWWWWWWWWW3WKW|WWWWWWuW WWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWW W W W W WWWWWWWWWWWWWWWL/]j12493W125-138W1254=W1255;W1259W128 WWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWW W W W W WDaiATo Kopres, village secretary of the village of Karanis, from Gaius Gemellus Horigenes, Roman and Antinoite, who is afflicted with weak vision. I declare the (following properties) belonging to me, <formerly owned by> my grandfather on the father's side, Gaius Iulius Niger: in the plain of Psenarpsenesis, one and one-half aroura of an olive grove cleared of trees in the place called Poulitas and (another) one-half aroura in the place Tesnekiauan and (another) one and one-half aroura iBn the place Soplou, (all three olive groves) which have been cut down already for a long time ago and can be transferred to (the register of) the corn-producing lands; and near Karanis, < a parcel> of the old canal <in> the place called Pagou, covered with sand. Therefore I submit (this declaration), asking that the latter be taken off of the (register of) property admittedly liable to taxation of the village and that the other (parcels, which have been changed) into corn-produ:z7Census; Death; Population control; Taxation (exemption){Karanis|PHO=Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptPHnearly complete; damaged at the lower right edge, with a few small holesQ1RRecto; Verso is blankS DocumentaryT 2841r.bmpX 2841r_a.bmpX 2841r_b.bmpY 2841r_c.bmpY 2841r_d.bmphA15 X 9.5 cm24-S5000-courtyard on the southSambas son of PakysisPHDeclaration addressed by Sambas son of Pakysis to the komogrammateus of Karanis, giving him notice of the death of Sambas' father Pakysis, son of PetausBL III, 184 (on line 7)Oct./Nov. 111 A.D. (or soon after)Boak AERRep_editor Youtie HC; Rep_Ser ZPE 13; Rep_Year 1974; Rep_p. 252-254 and pl.29J SB IV 7359KBL III, 184 (on line 7)M C.P.J. IIIN!Tcherikover VA - Fuks A - Stern MO487P1964SBBLVII, 193 (on lines 2, 3, 6, 7, 11,16); VIII, 327 (bibliography)UYesVGWYes.5ZX292rW292rabmpV292rmbmpV2930rW2930rabmpV2930rbbmpV2930rcbmpV2931r2W5W2931r2abmp5V2931r2cbmpV2933rW2933rabmpV2933rbbmpV964rabmpV2964rbbmpV2964rcbmpV2964rdbmpV2985rW2985rabmpV2985rbbmpV3000r"W3000rabmp"V3000rbbmp"V3032arW3032arbmpV3032brW3032brbmpV3036rOW3036rabmpOV3036rbbmpOV3041rW3041rabmpV3041rbbmpV3095rW3095rabmpV3210W3210abmpV3233W3233abmpV3233bbmpV3234rW3234rabmpV3234rbbmpV3234rcbmpV3240r}W3240rabmp}V332W332abmpV333rW333rabmpV338rvW338rabmpvV357W35abmp7V3823W3823abmpV4W4abmpV4cbmpV42W42abmpV4225W4225abmpV4226rW4226rabmpV4226rbbmpV.H\n`3083avW3083avabmpV3083bvWW3083bvbbmpVV3083cvW3083cvabmpV3088vW3088vabmpV3089vW3089vabmpV3090vW3090vabmpV3091vW3091vabmpV3096avW3096avabmpV3097avW3097avabmpV3097v}W3097vabmp}V3098av|W3098avabmp|V3098cvyW3098cvabmpyV3099c2vxW3099c2vabmpxV3101vtW3101vabmptV3101vbbmptV3102vsW3102vabmpsV3105vpW3105vabmppV3107voW3107vabmpoV3112vjW3112vbbmpjV3112vcbmpjV3113viW3113vabmpiV3114vhW3114vabmphV3115vgW3115vabmpgV3116vfW3116vabmpfV3117veW3117vabmpeV3118vdW3118vabmpdV3119vcW3119vabmpcV3120vbW3120vabmpbV3121vaW3121vabmpaV3126v\W3126vabmp\V3127v[W3127vabmp[V3128vZW3128vabmpZV3129vYW3129vabmpYV3130vXW%%Š]Tthe lower part is too much to the left; align it on the RIGHT edge of the upper part_Receipt canceled with double lines running diagonally across the writing surface, probably after having been used to compile a summary of the payments of the year.n=Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptoGreekr6swritten across the fibresuUnknown tax-collectorv-First half of IVth cent. AD (June 25-July 24)w Ann ArborxReceipt of grain for land taxyMouranos son of HeronzTaxation (Land); Tax Collection{Karanis|PHO=Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptPcomplete; much damagedQ2R1Recto (written across the fibres); Verso is blankS DocumentaryT 4814c2r.bmpX 4814c2_a.bmphf Heron, twenty-three artabai, 23 [art.], exclusive of the shipping charge. . . .@Af $  - a  h fj!done, on the orig.; conservation7k publishedp8/22/97LM>hCprovince of EgyptcBASP 30Administration; Tax collection; TransportReceipt of Money1993broken off on the left and right sides and at the bottom1Recto; Verso: unpublished remains of an accountDocumentary5258r.bmp5258v.bmp<_600DPIFront_R1>5258cr_a.bmp<_600DPIFront_R2><_6D00DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1>5258cv_a.bmp<_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>i'(Text too fragmentary to be translated)j#done, on the orig. SCANNED, checkedk publishedp7/14/97s2401?AP.Mich.inv. 2889CPapESijpesteijn PJFBASP 30G145-148H1993IPl. 13bork_R8>*p`5275bvW5275bvabmpV5374vW5374vbmpV5473rvWwW5473rabmpvV5473rbbmpvV5473rcbmpwV5473rdbmpwV5474vW5474vabmpV5493bv}W5493bvabmp}V5493bvbbmp}V5493bvcbmp}V5604bvW5604bvabmpV5769vW5769vabmpV5771vQW5771vabmpQV5771vbbmpQV5771vcbmpQV5791vW5791vabmpV5834vW5834vabmpV5834vbbmpV5838v)WW5838vabmp)VV5839vW5839vabmpV5839vbbmpV5852vW5852vabmpV5877avPW5877avabmpPV5883vW5883vabmpV5883vbbmpV5883vcbmpVVpVVragment of a tax account)Documentary<_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_604GPxDeclaration submitted to the komogrammateus Kopres by Gaius Gemellus Horigenes, asking for a change in the fiscal status of four parcels he has inherited from his grandfather9AQKopres, komogrammateus of Karanis; Gaius Gemellus Horion (= Gemellus alias Horion), Romaios kai Antinoeus (see P. Mich. VI, 422 introd.; Eos 49 [1957/1958] 155-164); Gaius Iulius Niger, (deceased) grandfather of Gaius Gemellus Horion (see P. Mich. VI, 422 introd.; Eos 49 [1957/1958] 155-164); Titus Aelius Sarapammon; Caracalla, EmperorQzAgriculture; Cadastre; Health; Inheritance; Illiteracy; Irrigation; Land Status & Ownership; Personal status: Roman & Antinoite citizen; Taxation (land; exemption); Tax collection (assessment){hKaranis; Psenarpsenesis; Poulitas (Polydas?) (topos); Tesnekiauan (topos); Pagou (topos); Soplou (topos)|PHO=Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptP7complete, except for a few torn places and rubbed spotsQ1RRecto; Verso is blankS Documentarym%%Œ*uEHermes son of Aphrodisios, ascholoumenos monodesmian chortou probatonvIIIrd cent. A.D.w Ann ArborxCReceipt for hay tax (monodesmia chortou) on sheep and other animalsycHermes son of Aphrodisios, ascholoumenos monodesmian chortou probaton; [- - -]neis son(?) of Sambasz!Animals; Taxation; Tax collection{ [Karanis?]|PHO+unknown place (Karanis?), province of EgyptPbroken off on the right sideQ1RRecto; Verso is blankS DocumentaryT 4814c1r.bmpX 4814c1_a.bmpX 4814c1_b.bmphA11.2 x 8 cm26-XHermes son of Aphrodisios, ascholoumenos monodesmian chortou probatonPHReceipt for hay tax (monodesmia chortou) on sheep and other animalsLine 4: read z[oon instead of [zoon]. (PH)IIIrd cent. A.D.Sijpesteijn PJ[Karanis?]P.Mich.inv. 4814GreekAnn Arbor7-PapNojoin to fragment from 5925, to be unfolded - DONEUnknown place (perhaps Alexandria?), province of EgyptSee electronic version of PMich VIII, 509Priscus Apolinaris (Apollinarius), stratiotes; Ptolemais (Ptolemaios)509Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of Egypta - Recto and VersoPMich VIIIArmy; Letter; ReligionPrivate Letter1951most damaged at the bottom and on the right and left sides1Recto and VersoDocumentary5838r.bmp<_600DPIFront_R1>5838r_a.bmp<_600DPIFront_R2>5838r_c.bmp<_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1>5838v_a.bmp<_600DPIBack_R2>5838v_b.bmp<_600DPIBac4b)T4832rW4832rbmpV4833arW4833arbmpV487rwW487rbmpwV4966f1`W4966f1bmp`V4966f3`W4966f3bmp`V4990rW4990rbmpV4998r W4998rbmp V4rW4rbmpV5WWWWWWWWWWWWWW5006r W5006rbmp V5028r W5028rbmp V5061r W5061rbmp V5065ar W5065arbmp V5065brW5065brbmpV5138r=W5138rbmp=V5162rW5162rbmpV5170rW5170rbmpV5191ar3W5191arbmp3V5256rW5256rbmpV5258r>W5258rbmp>V5262arW5262arbmpV5262brW5262brbmpV5269cW5269cbmpV5269lW5269lbmpV5269oW5269obmpV5271erWW5271erbmpWV5275arW5275arbmpVbmpV5473vW5473vbmpV5474rW5474rbmpV5493arW5493arbmpV5503crW5503crbmpV5524rW5524rbmpV5549rW5549rbmpV5688rWPIo=_PinjuredWink_W9W:WEW7WWQWWkWtWzWWW5WOWXWbWWWWW8WCWGWUW_WiWmWWWWWWWW0WPW)W*W+W}WxWinkrubbedfromthesurfaceofthepapyrusatplacesalongtVinkrubbedfromthesurfaceofthepapyrusatplacesattheCVinner+WWinscriptionWWWWintactW.WWWWWWWWWWWWintactexceptforsmallwormholessealpreservedseenote.VinteriorDWintoWUWW!WHWIWWW W W W W WWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWW W!W"W#W$W%W&W'W(W)W*W+W,Winv{WGWvWwWW%W/W0WSW`WWWWWWWWWKWWWWeWWHWIWisWQWYWWWW#W(WMWOWXWdW"W/W5W<WB}R5petesouchospetsirispnepherossonsofpetheusVpetesouchospraktorargyrikonofnestouepoikionVpetesouchossonofheraklesaliasbesis3VpetesouchossonofphiloxenosVpeteurisWWpeteurissonofhorosVVpetheusWVWWWWWWWpetheussonofchelloosVpetheussonofdionysiosVpetheussonofkollouthosVpetheussonofpasionVpetheustheeldersonofpetheusVVpetnesWpetobastiosWpetonPWpetosiris+mWpetousWpetros`WpetsirisFWWWpetsirissonofphoulemisVphanesisWphanesischeiristesVphaniastWphanomgeusWWphanotheosPWpharienecWsWWphasisWphasosiWphasossonofphasosiVphatreskWphemnasis1WWphemnasissonofpsonseusandthemembersofhisguildVphiladelhiaWphiladelphiaWWWWphiladelphossWWWmWWsWphiladelphosanddioskorossV+:9thecultivatorsfromkaranisVtheheirsofioannessonofVthepresbyteroiofstratonVthesameheraklousVtheaWtheabeinislWtheabennislWtheadelpheia$Wtheadelphia`WeWtheadelphian}WWtheagenesNW^Wtheagenessonofhorion^VtheanistheanoWtheanodaughterofdioskorosVthebaios$W8WthebaisWWWWVthebaios$W8WthebaisWWWosVthebaios$W8WthebaisWWWVthebaios$W8WthebaisWWWtolJVtheirbrotherptolemaiosRVtheirfatherVtheirmothertaesistaesionseealsopmichviii490sVtheirsisterthermoutharionQVtheirtwosons5VtheirunnamedmotherHVIVQVRVtheirunnamedsistermotherV-VthemistoklesWthemistoklesseepaplugdbatxxip339Vthemistos Wthemistou$WWWtWthenamounisWWthenanchiousWWthenapollos1WPWWthenapsemis$bitotheophiloshVtothoseinchargeofthesacrificesofthevillagetheadelp`VtothrakidasgymnasiarchandbibliophylaxofthearchivesinVtothrakidasgymnasiarchbibliophylaxofthearchivesintheVtotiberiusclaudiusandrotimosstrategosofthearsinoitenVtotiberiusclaudiuschrysermosstrategosofthearsinoitenXVtotitushateriusneposprefectofegyptfromsarapousdaughVtovaleriuseuetheiosthemosteminentkatholikosfromaurelVtovegetusalsocalledsarapionstrategosofthearsinoitenVtovegetusstrategosoftheherakleidesdivisionofthearsi$VtovillagesecretaryofkaranisandtoantoninustheeldersVtovillagesecretaryofpsenyrisfrompapontossonofpaseisVtowritealettertohypatiosthecurialisofthemetropolisrVtozenon9VPVSVVV[VfVnVtozenongreetingofthefourawningswhichwereorderedonQVtozenongreetingyouwrotetomeaboutthetwocowsandtheVVTr‰hA16.8 x 9.8 cmReceived at the British Museum from Dr. David L. Askren, Fayoum, Egypt, in September 1922Unknown womanPHPetition to an unknown official concerning an inheritance: a woman complains that her uncle Maximus is unwilling to surrender her father's possessions (including a house in Alexandria,with the right to receive bread distributed at the emperor's expenses) to his legitimate heirs (herself and her brother) evenB now that she has come of ageBL VIII, 219 (l. 2; 6)IVth cent. A.D.Sijpesteijn PJAlexandria; Aigyptos; Phraboniton polis (Phragoniton polis?)P.Mich.inv. 902GreekAnn Arbor11-PapNoYesCheck: small fragment; small fold, l. 3UnknownThe handwriting shows influence of the chancellary style (Sijpest21iFurt, (made) by Taorsenouphis to Mieus and his sister. (Fee:) 4 drachmai. On the 16th. Agreeement (of - - -) of a loom for 24 drachmai, (made) by Panas to Herodion. (Fee:) 7 obols. Petition, (made) by Pakekbis, son of Horos. Gratis. Petition, (made) by Sisenxis against his wife. (Fee:) 1 obol. Lease of 13 3/4 arourai, (made) by Herodes to Petermouthis and Petesouchos. (Fee:) 4 drachmai. Contract for a dowry of 60 silver drachmai, (made) by Ousionsios to Thenpesytis. (Fee:) 4 drachmai. AgreeGment for nursing a slave (called) Thermoutharion, (made) by Thenapynchis and her brother Apynchis to Theneraklea, (and) on the 17th, loan of 120 drachmai, (made) by Theneraklea to Apynchis and his sister. (Fee) for both (documents): 4 drachmai. On the 18th. Petition, (made) by Aunes, son of Aunes. (Fee:) 2 obols. (Total): 94 silver drachmai 6 obols. On the 21st. Memorandum, (made) by Papontos, son of Hippalos, (concerning) a renunciation of claim(?) on [. .] arourai. (Fee:) 2 obols. Petiti2 1:A7Administration; Apprenticeship; Debt; Dowry; Family; Feeding; Guild; House ownership; Industry; Inheritance; Justice; Land ownership; Lease; Loan; Marriage; Notary; Nursing; Paramone (obligation to remain at someone's service); Price; Priest; Profession; Religion; Renting; Sale; Scribe; Servility; Slave; Woman7|PHO<_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>iA[Acknowledgment] of receipt of a dowry [of - - -] silver [drachmai], (made) by Hatres(?) to Thenpsyphis. [- - -]. [- - -, (made) by] Psyphis to Marepsemis [- - -]. [- - -, (made) by - - -, son of] Kephalas, and his wife to [- - -]. Written declaration , (made) by a priest and other priests to the other priests. [- - -]. Petition, (made) by Heraklas, son of Harpaesis [- - -]. Agreement of division [of property], (made) by Patron to his brothers. [- - -]. Agreement of obligation to remain inaorsenouphis; (another?) Mieus (& unnamed wife); Panas; Herodion; Pakebkis son of Horos (see P.Mich. II, p. 225); Sisenxis (& unnamed wife); (another?) Herodes; Petermouthis; Petesouchos; Ousionsios; Thenpesytis; (another?) Theneraklea; Thenapynchis, sister (& wife?) of Apynchis; Apynchis, brother (& husband?) of Thenapynchis; Thermoutharion (doule); Aunes22iB service (paramone) [for the sum of - - -], (made) by Orseus and his wife to Orsenouphis. [- - -] On the 6th (of Pharmouthi). Memoranda, (made) by Kollouthos to Heraklea, (concerning) a renunciation of claim(?) on 8 arourai. Gratis, for Heron the doctor. Memoranda, (made) by Horos, son of Papontos, to Ponnis, (concerning) a renunciation of claim(?) on 9 arourai. (Fee:) 7 obols. On the 7th. Lease of 9 arourai, (made) by Didymos to Horos. (Fee:) 22 obols. Agreement of sale of 2 shares of a lCoom, (made) by Papontos to Apynchis. (Fee:) 10 obols. Acknowledgment of receipt of 100 drachmai, (made) by Serapion to Mieus. Memoranda, (made) by Pastoous and another, (concerning) a renunciation of claim(?) on (some) arourai. (Fee:) 4 obols. On the 9th. Agreement of sale of a loom, (made) by Kronion to Chairis. (Fee:) 10 obols. On the 10th. Loan of 228 silver drachmai, (made) by Apollonides to Haryotes and Eutychas. (Fee:) 4 drachmai. On the 11th. Memorandum, (made) by Herodes, president22iD (of the guild) of the (cloth-)beaters. On the 12th. Loan of 120 silver drachmai, (made) by Polemon to the other Polemon and another. (Fee:) 16 obols. Agreement to furnish lodging for the sum of 120 drachmai, (made) by Tephersos also called Esouris to Harmaeis. (Fee:) 4 drachmai 1 1/2 obols <OR: 4 drachmai 1 obol, of which <he owes> 4 drachmai>. On the 13th. Contract for a dowry of 120 drachmai, (made) by Orseus to Tapnebtynis. (Fee:) 18 obols. Contract for a dowry of 1,600 silEver drachmai, (made) by Horion to Theneraklea. (For the fee) of which (there has been paid) on account 16 drachmai. Petition, (made) by Petesouchos, son of Patynis grandson of Lakanis. (Fee:) 2 obols. On the 14th. Agreement of release of claims, (made) by Thenateris and others to Haryotes and another. (Fee:) 4 drachmai. Sale of 2 shares of a house and a court and an open court, (made) by Haryotes and Harmiysis to Harpaesis. (Fee:) 20 drachmai. Sale of a 10th share of a house and an open coi1jCocit Internationale d'tudes Nroniennes. Varenna, juin 1982 = Atti CERDAC. 12 = N.S., 2 (1982-1983 [1987])pp. 139-148; - JENKINS Fred W., New Texts from the Tebtunis Grapheion Archive, BASP 29 (1992) pp. 31-40; - E. Husselman, Procedures of the Record Office of Tebtunis in the First Century A.D., Proceedings of the Twelfth International Congress of Papyrology (Toronto, 1970) pp. 223-238; - Kovel'man A.B., Arenda v Juznom Fajume v seredine i v. n. e. (Po Miciganskim registram.) Avec un rDsum en anglais: Land Leases in Southern Fayum in the Middle of the 1 Century A.D. (based on the Michigan records.), VDI 128 (1974, fasc. 2) pp. 69-85; - Cockle Walter E.H., State Archives in Graeco-Roman Egypt from 30 B.C. to the Reign of Septimius Severus, JEA 70 (1984) pp. 106-122 - PESTMAN P.W., 'Oud papier' uit een notariskantoor in het oude Egypte ofwel Kronion, een notaris uit het begin van onze jaartelling. [Du 'vieux papier' provenant d'un bureau de notaire de l'gypte ancienne ot2hIPrice; Priest; Profession; Religion; Renting; Sale; Scribe; Servility; Slave; WomanRegister of Documents Prepared at the Grapheion1933Long roll broken at the right end, which was cut in seven pieces when housed into glass. - At the folds of the roll deep indentations have been worn from both edges toward the center of the sheet (the damage is most important in the right part of the roll). - The sheet bearing col. I of the recto and col. XIJ-XII of the Verso was attached to the rest after these columns had been written.1Recto; Verso (and Recto, col. I): grapheion accountsDocumentary966r4_1.bmp<_600DPIFront_R1>966r_4a.bmp<_600DPIFront_R2>966r_4e.bmp<_600DPIFront_R3>966r_4i.bmp<_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIR2)iH by Patynis son of Harsaeis and others to [- - -]. [- - -] of [. .] silver drachmai, (made) by Papnebtynis to Hatres. [(Fee:) - -]. Contract, (made) by the guild of the people free from duty [- - -]. [- - -], (made) by Petheus to his mother [- - -]. [- - -] Heraklas, son of Harpaesis [- - -]. [- - -, (made) by Harmiysis(?)] and his wife to Didymos(?). [- - -]. [Loan of330(?) drachmai (?)], (made) by Lysimachos to Psyphis and [his wife. - - -]. [Loan 80(?) drachmai (?)], (made) by LysimachoI#s to Psyphis [and his wife. - - -].j3-4); Psyphis [& unnamed wife?] (see also P.Mich. II, 128, col. II, 3-4)B:AAdministration; Agriculture; Army; Debt; Deposit; Dowry; Guild; Industry; Land ownership; Lease; Loan; Marriage; Notary; Nursing; Paramone (obligation to remain at someone's service); Price; Profession; Renting; Sale; Scribe; Servility; Slave; Taxation; Woman{-Kerkesis (Kerkeesis); Ibion Eikosipentarouron|PHiourgos); (unnamed) stratiotai; PtolemaiomCn+lhhenneaegyptus311951p185cpapgriappai6Vhibellcr591945p75hibelljrs351945p139hcyoutVVhibellcr661952p186wmuellereos8431956p156RVhibelljrs271937p282kfwschmidtgga1991938p154Vhibelljrs271937p282kfrwschmidtgga1991938p156Vhibelljrs351945p1392VVhibelljrs651945p139cpjiii498al75:Vhjdreixhagepreisemieten/pachtenkostenundloehneimroe:VhjdrexhagemuensterschebeitraegezurantikenhandelsgeschVhjwolffdasjustizwesenderptolemaeer1962p20n4nlewhVhjwolffzsav741957p60n79pmichxiip18VhkuehnertzumkreditgeschaeftindenhellenistischenpapyriVhlloyd-joneszpe351979p6Vhmaehlergnomon571985p34VVhmaehlergnomon571985p34rsbagnallkaworpzpe5619Vhmeyer-laurinproceedingsxiithcongrofpap1970p309-313V12hC3, 46 A.D. (Recto, col. II-XXII)Boak AERP.Mich.inv. 966GreekAnn ArborRecto, col. XIV - 476 glasses: glasses 1; 2; 5; 6 on top of E (be careful when removing them!); glasses 3; 4 on top of locker 11 (in front of the door)PapYesNoDue to the size of this papyrus roll, its content has been divided in the present database into several cards, one for each column. The writteDn declaration of the guild of fishers (an oath not to catch sacred fishes), mentioned in l. 38, has been conserved: see P.S.I. VIII, 901.l. 1-2 frg. misplaced on right; l. 41-42 unfold on rightTebtynis, Polemonos meris, Arsinoite nome, province of Egyptmedium-sized business hand (same as in P.Mich. II, 122)Hatres(?); Thenpsyphis; Psyphis; Marepsemis; [- - - son of] Kephalas (& unnamed wife); (unnamed) heiaireis (hiereis); Herakla42! 'ipaid1WKW`WyWWWus>Long roll broken at the right end, which was cut in seven pieces when housed into glass. - At the folds of the roll deep indentations have been worn from both edges toward the center of the sheet (the damage is most important in the right part of the roll). - The sheet bearing col. I of the recto and col. XI-XII of the Verso was attached to the rest after these columns had been written.1Recto; Verso (and Recto, col. I): grapheion accountHsDocumentary<_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>%nchis; Serapion; Mieus; Pastoous; Kronion; Chairis; Apollonides; H2thEs son of Harpaesis (see also P.Mich. II, 123, Recto, col. XXII, 46); Patron (& unnamed brothers); Orseus (& unnamed wife); Orsenouphis; Kollouthos; Heraklea; Heron eiatros (iatros); Horos son of Papontos; Ponnis; Didymos; (another?) Horos; Papontos; Apynchis; Serapion; Mieus; Pastoous; Kronion; Chairis; Apollonides; Haryotes; Eutychas; Herodes, hegoumenos rhabdiston; (unnamed) rhabdistai; Polemon; another Polemon; Tephersos alias Esouris; Harmaeis (Harmais); (another?) Orseus; Tapnebtynis;F Horion; Theneraklea; Petesouchos son of Patynis grandson of Lakanis; Thenateris; Haryotes; (another?) Haryotes; Harmiysis; Harpaesis; Taorsenouphis; (another?) Mieus (& unnamed wife); Panas; Herodion; Pakebkis son of Horos (see P.Mich. II, p. 225); Sisenxis (& unnamed wife); (another?) Herodes; Petermouthis; Petesouchos; Ousionsios; Thenpesytis; (another?) Theneraklea; Thenapynchis, sister (& wife?) of Apynchis; Apynchis, brother (& husband?) of Thenapynchis; Thermoutharion (doule); AunesB69relativeW^WRWW~Wrengen}WWreusWreussonofiboisVrevenuesWrhabdistai WWrhabdistesW(rhabdistonWrhabdokopoizWrhabdouchosWrhasiosWrhemlWrhetorWWWiWWWWrhodipposcWrhodousWBWzWrhodoussisterofptolemaiosVrhomaisWrhomaissonofpabellesVria8WriosWYWripariiqWriparionWripariosWripariusjWriuWromaeWromaiosWWromanoiWromanusWWromesWron[Wroni(rosWrossonofiboisVroscius}WrousaWrousasonofisakpresbyterosVd to the rest after these columns had been written.1Recto; Verso (and Recto, col. I): grapheion accountsDocumentary<_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R2"29Cea; Thenapynchis, sister (& wife?) of Apynchis; Apynchis, brother (& husband?) of Thenapynchis; Thermoutharion (doule); Aunes son of Aunes; Papontos son of Hippalos; Chrates son of Chairemon; Heraklas, grammateus halieon (Herakleides son of Tryphon, grammateus halieon aigialou Bernikidos Thesmophorou: see also P.S.I. VIII, 901); (unnamed) halieis; (unnamed) hoi para Serapatos nomarchou Serapas, nomarchos (Sarapion, son of Ptolemaios, nomarchos kai epi ton prosodon kai epi tou epidasmou toDu Arsinoitou: see also P.S.I. VIII, 901); Patynis son of Patynis; (another?) Kronion; Pr[- - -]; (another?) Orsenouphis; Akoutos (Acutus); Herakles; Heron; Arsimy[- - -]; Apollonios; (another?) Heron; Thenpsosneus: Heron to [- - -] Agreement [- - -], (made) by Thenpsosneus to [- - -]j important in the right part of the roll). - The sheet bearing col. I of the recto and col. XI-XII of the Verso was attached to the rest after these columns had been written.Q12 ipaidWed into glass. - At the folds of the roll deep indentations have been worn from both edges toward the center of the sheet (the damage is most important in the right part of the roll). - The sheet bearing col. I of the recto and col. XI-XII of the Verso was attached to the rest after these columns had been written.1Recto; Verso (and Recto, col. I): grapheion accountsDocumentaryR2><_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>t end, which was cut in seven pieces when housed into glass. - At the folds of the roll deep indentations have been worn from both edges toward the center of the sheet222 9AHatres(?); Thenpsyphis; Psyphis; Marepsemis; [- - - son of] Kephalas (& unnamed wife); (unnamed) heiaireis (hiereis); Heraklas son of Harpaesis (see also P.Mich. II, 123, Recto, col. XXII, 46); Patron (& unnamed brothers); Orseus (& unnamed wife); Orsenouphis; Kollouthos; Heraklea; Heron eiatros (iatros); Horos son of Papontos; Ponnis; Didymos; (another?) Horos; Papontos; Apynchis; Serapion; Mieus; Pastoous; Kronion; Chairis; Apollonides; Haryotes; Eutychas; Herodes, hegoumenos rhabdiston;B (unnamed) rhabdistai; Polemon; another Polemon; Tephersos alias Esouris; Harmaeis (Harmais); (another?) Orseus; Tapnebtynis; Horion; Theneraklea; Petesouchos son of Patynis grandson of Lakanis; Thenateris; Haryotes; (another?) Haryotes; Harmiysis; Harpaesis; Taorsenouphis; (another?) Mieus (& unnamed wife); Panas; Herodion; Pakebkis son of Horos (see P.Mich. II, p. 225); Sisenxis (& unnamed wife); (another?) Herodes; Petermouthis; Petesouchos; Ousionsios; Thenpesytis; (another?) Thenerakl?ilakkoiWlWnWWUWVWWWXWYW[W\WlakkosW_WlalassisWlamaitisWlambsdWhWiWWlameW@WIWWlampWlamprosWlampsWWlanWlancesWWW?Wland{WWWWWWWWW9WCWyWWWWWWWWWWWWWW WWW<WTWnWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWW$W%W5W7WCWEWHWKWLWMW\WkWxWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWTWqWuWzW|WWWWKW|W}WWWWWWW$WaWgWhWvWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWW W W W3WUWland-holderyWland-measurer}WWjWWWWWW W W WWWW1W3W:W=Wlane?W@Wk2&EhI had been written.1Recto; Verso (and Recto, col. I): grapheion accountsDocumentary966r4_1.bmp<_600DPIFront_R1>966r_4b.bmp<_600DPIFront_R2>966r_4f.bmp<_600DPIFront_R3>966r_4j.bmp<_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_J?R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>ie) by Paopis to Psenkebkis, son of Benipes, and his wife. (Fee) for both (documents): 4 drachmai. Agreement to furnish lodging for the sum of 240 silver drachmai, (made) by Papnebtynis and his wife to their son. (Fee:) 4 drachmai. Agreement (of - - -) of 8 artabai of barley, (made) by Cheos to Ophelion and Herakles. (Fee:) 6 obols. On Pachon 4. Agreement of deposit of 100 drachmai, (made) by Patynis to Kronion. (Fee:2&2)iC) 12 obols. Agreement of concession of seven arourai of a seven-arourai allotment, (made) by Herakleides to Sotas. (Fee:) 8 drachmai, of which he owes 4 drachmai. On the 5th. Agreement of sale of a loom, (made) by Orseus to Pomsochis. (Fee:) 5 obols. Agreement concerning the list of persons, (made) by Nepheros and another to Herakles, a brewer. (Fee:) 20 silver drachmai. Loan of 156 silver drachmai, (made) by Soterichos to Apollonios and his wife. (Fee:) 4 drachmai 7 obols. On the 6th. AgrDeement (of - - -) of 152 silver drachmai, (made) by Apollonios to Pnesis and Thenpetsoykis. (Fee:) 2 drachmai. Sale of a half-share of a house and court, (made) by Tausis and Thenpetsoykis and Pnesis to Apollonios. (fee:) 8 drachmai. On the 7th. Agreement of sale of a donkey, (made) by Marepkemis to Heraklas. (Fee:) 7 obols. Acknowledgment of receipt of a dowry of 40 silver drachmai, (made) by Thenpetsoykis to Orsenouphis. (Fee:) 7 obols. Agreement of mortgage on a house and court for the 2$2%iAOn the 25th (of Pharmouthi). Written declaration [- - -]. (Fee:) 14 obols. Agreement of mortgage(?) for 20 drachmai, (made) by Panas [- - -]. (Fee:) 8 obols. On the 29th. For Epaphroditos [- - -] 4 drachmai. Petition, (made) by Haryos [- - -] Gratis. [[On the 30th]]. Agreement of deposit of 28 drachmai, (made) by Marsisouchos and his wife to Harmiysis. (Fee:) 10 obols. (Received) through Apollonios, son of Labesis, as scribe's fee: 28 drachmai. On the 29th. Agreement for nursing a slave, (Bmade) by Tamarres and her husband to Paopis, (and) on the 30th, loan, (made) by Paopis to Psenkebkis, son of Benipes, and his wife. (Fee) for both (documents): 4 drachmai. Agreement to furnish lodging for the sum of 240 silver drachmai, (made) by Papnebtynis and his wife to their son. (Fee:) 4 drachmai. Agreement (of - - -) of 8 artabai of barley, (made) by Cheos to Ophelion and Herakles. (Fee:) 6 obols. On Pachon 4. Agreement of deposit of 100 drachmai, (made) by Patynis to Kronion. (Fee:;ˆhCince of EgyptPMich VSale; Slave; WomanSale of a Slave1944slightly damaged along the kollesis1Recto; Verso is blankDocumentary670r.bmp<_600DPIFront_R1>670r_a.bmp<_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFroDnt_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>kis1Recto; Verso is blankDocumentary670r.bmp<_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><2)2-iGf 160 silver drachmai, (made) by Patynis to Kamas and his wife. (Fee:) 4 drachmai 7 obols. Sale of a house, (made) by Kames to Eutychos, son of Takolleeinis. (Fee:) 6 drachmai, of which he owes 1 1/2 obols. On the 15th. Acknowledgment of receipt of wages, (made) by Orseus to Herakleides. (Fee:) 8 obols. Lease of 5 1/2 arourai, (made) by Pallaous to Orsenouphis. (Fee:) 14 obols. Agreement to furnish lodging for the sum of 40 silver drachmai, (made) by Tithenxis to [- - -]. (Fee:) 8 obols. OHn the 16th. Agreement (of - - -) of 200 silver drachmai, (made) by Petermouthis [to - - -] the younger(?), son of Papnebtynis, and Heron. (Fee:) 2 drachmai. On the 17th. Lease [- - -], (made) by Akoutos [- - -]. (Fee:) 2 drachmai. Contract [- - -], (made) by Akoutos(?) [- - -]. (Fee:) 6 drachmai. Lease [- - -], (made) by Orsenouphis [- - -]. (Fee:) 10 obols. On the 18th. Lease [- - -], (made) by Mo[- - - to Mieus]. (Fee:) 7 1/2 obols, which he/she owes. On the 19th. Lease [- - -], (made) b2%2(iEsum of 140 silver drachmai, (made) by Patynis to Sambas. (Fee:) 6 drachmai. On the 9th. Agreement to furnish lodging for the sum of 20 silver drachmai, (made) by Herodes to Narkissos. (Fee:) 8 obols. Petition, (made) by Chairis, son of Papnebtynis, a shepherd. (Fee:) 1 obol. On the 12th. Contract for a dowry of 60 silver drachmai, (made) by Paopis to Thaubastis. (Fee:) 4 drachmai. Agreement of sale of a loom, (made) by Sambas to Petesouchos. (Fee:) 5 obols. Loan of 48 silver drachmai, (madFe) by Harmiysis to Orseus. (Fee:) 8 obols. Written declaration, (made) by priests and pastophoroi. (Fee:) 4 obols. Written declaration, (made) by Herakles, son of Herakles the younger. Gratis. On the 13th. Loan of 120 silver drachmai, (made) by Herodes to Orseus and another. (Fee:) 4 drachmai. Lease of 2 arourai of green fodder, (made) by Orseus to Apollonios. Agreement of division of a building-site, (made) by Orseus, son of Kachos, to his brothers. (fee:) 20 drachmai. On the 14th. Loan o217jDsum en anglais: Land Leases in Southern Fayum in the Middle of the 1 Century A.D. (based on the Michigan records.), VDI 128 (1974, fasc. 2) pp. 69-85; - Cockle Walter E.H., State Archives in Graeco-Roman Egypt from 30 B.C. to the Reign of Septimius Severus, JEA 70 (1984) pp. 106-122 - PESTMAN P.W., 'Oud papier' uit een notariskantoor in het oude Egypte ofwel Kronion, een notaris uit het begin van onze jaartelling. [Du 'vieux papier' provenant d'un bureau de notaire de l'gypte ancienne oEu Kronion, un notaire du dbut de notre re.], P.H.M. GERVER, J.G. KUIJL, A.J.H. PLEYSIER, R.T.G. VERSTRAATEN (Edd.), Heden verschenen voor mij ... Liber Amicorum aangeboden aan prof. mr. A.L.M. Soons, gewoon hoogleraar in het Notarile Recht aan de Faculteit der Rechtsgeleerdheid van de Rijksuniversiteit Leiden ter gelegenheid van zijn emeritaat (Arnhem, 1995) pp. 119-126, 1 tabl., 1 fac-sim., 1 arbre gnal. scanned; checked g@ the writing fee (grammagistram.) Avec un r ‰w Ann Arbor8AProceedings of a trial presided by a military officer (comes militum): a person of high status, Flavius Sarapammon, is accused of malversations in requisiting money; among those who worked with him, a soldier, Flavius Menas, is suspected of the murders of the priest Victor and of Herakleios. The prosecuting parties are, among others(?), Victor's brother and Herakleios's wife, Maria.@A  9AFlavius Sarapammon (praeses of the Lower Thebais?); Victor, notarius and topoteretes; (unnamed) boethos; (unnamed) meizoteros; (unnamed) comes militum (dux of the Thebais?); Flavius Menas, miles = stratiotes; Zacharias, dioiketes; Victor, presbyteros, brother of the following (deceased); Flavius <- - ->, brother of the presbyteros Victor; Theodoros; Maria, widow of Herakleios; (unnamed) kephalaiotai of Aphrodite; Herakleios, deceased husband of Maria; Letoios (scholastikos?); Flavius I shall do it for the most illustrious Sarap3<9children:WCWsWtWWWWWWWWWWWWW!W#W+W0W2W3W4WEWLWW.W7W"WchildrenofVchiliarchesWchiliarchosWchiremonWchiremonchairemonsonofstratonVchoiromageirosWchole@WIWWcholosWmWchomaton\W]WtWW_WchomenisKWWchomenishusbandofthenmesouerisVchomenisseegeographicaKVchonsionlWchorchonsisWchorionWchortou5WW*WchosionlWchousesWchrW}WWchrates4W=WOWkWpWWW  WWW3W6WZWchratessonofakousilaosseealsopmichv280305Vchratessonofchairemonseealsopmichii128coliil7kVchratessonofchairemonseealsopmichv240l33VchratessonofeutychosandtheoklapersestesepigonespV2(21?iI9y Pn[- - -]. (Fee:) 12 obols. (Remains of 3 more lines).jAdone on the orig. conservation12 Traianos: check translation Check: Nigel: possibility of adding to the note a link to the next and preceding columns or to all the records of this inv. nr. (through an automated search?). We could also make 1 general card (with general bibliography?) with links to all the others? Traianos: number of items (one... now divided in 7 parts?) Traianos: when these cards will be on the web, displayed as a search result, no difference will appear between them, whicd periodic summaries of the income and disbursements of the record office are given (See also the accounts of expenditures made by the grapheion official contained in Recto, col. I, and Verso, col. I-XII). - Recto, col. XV records the documents drawn up between April 20-May 14, 46 A.D.After August 23, 46 A.D. (Recto, col. II-XXII)Boak AERP.Mich.inv. 966GreekAnn 22~@2Du<9A2kz2hA2C2E2G2I,iBD2F2H2jB2D2A2`22gI2TjB2_D2\A2l2Du<9A2kz2hA2C2E2G2I,iBD2F2H2jB2D2A2`22`2Recto, col. XVI - 40s7medium-sized business hand (same as in P.Mich. II, 122)uKronion son of Apionv.After August 23, 46 A.D. (Recto, col. II-XXII)w Ann Arbor8ARecto, col. II-XXII presents a financial register (anagraphe) of all the documents drawn up day by day in the record-office (grapheion) of Tebtynis during the 6th year of the Emperor Claudius; the writing fee (grammatikon) charged for the preparation of each document is indicated, and periodic summaries of the income and disbursements of the record office are given (See also the accounts of expenditures made by the grapheion official contained in Recto, col. I, and Verso, col. I-XII). - Reos; Orseus son of Kachos (& unnamed brot2(J@18A3"PA3!hA3>C3AE3:jAC3LE3X28A9AKePA3DhA:|C;E3zG3iAzC9E3 jA[CER @VV3f8A3Xz3ghA3^CE3`G3aiB3hD3ijA3rC3(E?!@3cV3N8A3|PAhAC3}E3tG3sjA3_C3eE>"XK^83~3PA3hA3C3E3GiA3C3E3jA3C3wE3#@3[V3y8AKf9B3hA3CE3G3iA3C3E3jA3dC3E3$V38A3vPA3hAC3E3iA3C3jA3C4lEKc%@3X38A39A4#PA3hAXC3E3G3iB3D3jA3C3E1B&X598A3z3hA3CE3G3iB3D3jAC3E>oiB3D3jA3C3E1Bby the grapheion official contained in Recto, col. I, and Verso, col. I-XII). - Rebureau de notaire de l'gypte ancienne o22jCocit Internationale d'tudes Nroniennes. Varenna, juin 1982 = Atti CERDAC. 12 = N.S., 2 (1982-1983 [1987])pp. 139-148; - JENKINS Fred W., New Texts from the Tebtunis Grapheion Archive, BASP 29 (1992) pp. 31-40; - E. Husselman, Procedures of the Record Office of Tebtunis in the First Century A.D., Proceedings of the Twelfth International Congress of Papyrology (Toronto, 1970) pp. 223-238; - Kovel'man A.B., Arenda v Juznom Fajume v seredine i v. n. e. (Po Miciganskim registram.) Avec un rDsum en anglais: Land Leases in Southern Fayum in the Middle of the 1 Century A.D. (based on the Michigan records.), VDI 128 (1974, fasc. 2) pp. 69-85; - Cockle Walter E.H., State Archives in Graeco-Roman Egypt from 30 B.C. to the Reign of Septimius Severus, JEA 70 (1984) pp. 106-122 - PESTMAN P.W., 'Oud papier' uit een notariskantoor in het oude Egypte ofwel Kronion, een notaris uit het begin van onze jaartelling. [Du 'vieux papier' provenant d'un bureau de notaire de l'gypte ancienne o2-2*jBh is a problem. Ask Nigel? Traianos: should I add the bibliography concerning the grapheion, as: - R.H. Pierce, Grapheion, Catalogue, and Library in Roman Egypt, SymbOslo 43 (1968) pp. 68-83; - Hobson Deborah W., The Role of Women in the Economic Life of Roman Egypt: A Case Study from First Century Tebtunis, EchCl 28 = N.S., 3 (1984) pp. 373-390; - Montevecchi Orsolina, La crisi economica sotto Claudio e Nerone: Nuove testimonianze, Neronia III. Actes du IIIe Colloque International de la SCocit Internationale d'tudes Nroniennes. Varenna, juin 1982 = Atti CERDAC. 12 = N.S., 2 (1982-1983 [1987])pp. 139-148; - JENKINS Fred W., New Texts from the Tebtunis Grapheion Archive, BASP 29 (1992) pp. 31-40; - E. Husselman, Procedures of the Record Office of Tebtunis in the First Century A.D., Proceedings of the Twelfth International Congress of Papyrology (Toronto, 1970) pp. 223-238; - Kovel'man A.B., Arenda v Juznom Fajume v seredine i v. n. e. (Po Miciganskim registram.) Avec un r12"U8ARecto, col. II-XXII presents a financial register (anagraphe) of all the documents drawn up day by day in the record-office (grapheion) of Tebtynis during the 6th year of the Emperor Claudius; the writing fee (grammatikon) charged for the preparation of each document is indicated, and periodic summaries of the income and disbursements of the record office are given (See also the accounts of expenditures made by the grapheion official contained in Recto, col. I, and Verso, col. I-XII). - ReBOcto, col. XIV records the documents drawn up between March 31-April 19, 46 A.D.=9 on the Michigan records.), VDI 128 (1974, fasc. 2) pp. 69-85; - Cockle Walter E.H., State Archives in Graeco-Roman Egypt from 30 B.C. to the Reign of Septimius Severus, JEA 70 (1984) pp. 106-122 - PESTMAN P.W., 'Oud papier' uit een notariskantoor in het oude Egypte ofwel Kronion, een notaris uit het begin van onze jaartelling. [Du 'vieux papier' provenant d'un bureau de notaire de l'gypte ancienne o12uKronion son of Apionv.After August 23, 46 A.D. (Recto, col. II-XXII)w Ann Arbor8ARecto, col. II-XXII presents a financial register (anagraphe) of all the documents drawn up day by day in the record-office (grapheion) of Tebtynis during the 6th year of the Emperor Claudius; the writing fee (grammatikon) charged for the preparation of each document is indicated, and periodic summaries of the income and disbursements of the record office are given (See also the accounts of expenditures made by the grapheion official contained in Recto, col. I, and Verso, col. I-XII). - ReBLcto, col. 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XIII, 660-661: l. 3: read probably epagagom[eno]is, instead of epak[. . . .]s; - l. 9: read probably legeis ton [aut]on, instead of <e>l[eg]eto [aut]on; - l. 10: read tines, instead of p[ant]es; - l. 18: read [- - - hoi ap]o tes komes, instead of [- - -] hoi tes komes. (PH)Aphrodite (Aphrodito); Antaiou (polis); Konstantinou polis (Konstantinopolis = ConstantDinople)P.Mich.inv. 6901Greek and LatinAnn Arbor20top of GPapYesYesAccording to the inventory of the collection, P.Mich. inv. 6901 was found rolled with P.Mich. inv. 6900, of which it offers a continuation, though these two large sheets do not seem to have been joined. At least another sheet preceded P.Mich. inv. 6900. P.Palau Ribes Inv. 70 is the upper left corner of P.Mich. inv. 6901i;TipatynissonofpatynisthesonofpallouausapersianoftheVpauWWpau1VVpaues3WpauleinosFWpauleinossonofophelliosFVpaulinianWpaulinusWWW}WWWpaulosWNWWWWaWWWFWWWWWWW2WWyWWWWWWWOW~WpaulosandisidorossonsofptolemaiosVpaulossonarch~VpaulossonofVpaulossonofisidorosVpaulossonofisidoros42VpaulossonofnemesinosVpaulossonofpatermoutisworkman1VpaulossonofproclusVpaulossonofsenasdrachmaiVpaulossonoftanisVpaulusWWWpWqW~WWWWW8W9WCWDWEWNWaWWWWWWRWlWWWWWWWWWWWWW?W@WRWWWWWWWW W W'WMWvWxWWWWWWWWW$W%Wn; Scribe; Slave; Woman Apprent4.kiopponents%WWopportunity_WW'W*W:W=W>W.WopposeyWWWopposed*WopposingWoppositeyWWWWpWWsomeone's service); Priest; Religion; Renting; Sale; Servility; Account; Agriculture; Animal; Bath; Building; Salary; Tax collection; Land status; Funerary Profession; Police; Divorce; Cadastre; Cession; Irrigation; ; Writing MaterialRegister of Documents Prepared at the Grapheion1933Long roll broken at the right end, which was cut in seven pieces when housed into glass. - At the folds of the roll deep indentations have been worn from both edges toward the center of the sheet (the damage is most important in the right part of the roll). - The sheet bearing col. I of the recto and col. XI-XII of the Verso was attached to the rest after these columns had been written.1Recto; Verso (and Recto, col. I): grapheion accountsDocumentaryRecto, col. XV - 446 glasses: glasses 1; 2; 5; 6 on top of E (be careful when removing them!); glasses 3; 4 on top of locker 11 (in front of the door)PapYesNoDue to the size of this papyrus roll, its content has been divided in the present database into several cards, one for each column.top: realign some fibres; fold running vertically through the middle of the col.; bottom: get parts closer; l. D38: frg. to move at the beginning; quid at the bottom?Tebtynis, Polemonos meris, Arsinoite nome, province of Egyptmedium-sized business hand (same as in P.Mich. II, 122)[- - -] gerdios(?); Panas; Epaphroditos; Haryos; Marsisouchos (& unnamed wife); Harmiysis; Apollonios son of Labesis (see P.Mich. V, 277?); Paopis; Tamarres, wife of Psenkebkis son of Benipes; Psenkebkis son of Benipes, husband of Tamarres; Papnebtynis (& unnamed wife and son); Cheo2I2BhAoriginal size: 310 x 28 cmJune 1922; acquired from Nahman through the British MuseumKronion son of ApionPHArchive of Kronion son of Apion, nomographos of the grapheion of Tebtynis; see also noteRecto, col. II-XXII presents a financial register (anagraphe) of all the documents drawn up day by day in the record-office (grapheion) of Tebtynis during the 6th year of the Emperor Claudius; the writing fee (grammaBtikon) charged for the preparation of each document is indicated, and periodic summaries of the income and disbursements of the record office are given (See also the accounts of expenditures made by the grapheion official contained in Recto, col. I, and Verso, col. I-XII). - Recto, col. XV records the documents drawn up between April 20-May 14, 46 A.D.After August 23, 46 A.D. (Recto, col. II-XXII)Boak AERP.Mich.inv. 966GreekAnn f<AP.Mich.inv. 966BRecto, col. XVIIICPapDXArchive of Kronion son of Apion, nomographos of the grapheion of Tebtynis; see also noteEBoak AERFPMich IIG123, Recto, col. XVIIIH1933KOL. 28: read Pesxemio(s) instead of Herodiono(s) (compare col. XIX, l. 23). (PH)UYesV6 glasses: glasses 1; 2; 5; 6 on top of E (be careful when removing them!); glasses 3; 4 on top of locker 11 (in front of the door)WNoX:June 1922; acquired from Nahman through the British Museum[/Register of Documents Prepared at the Grapheion\original size: 310 x 28 cm]Top right: unfold_Due to the size of this papyrus roll, its content has been divided in the present database into several cards, one for each column.n<_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8> oHi1200`W{WWW~WWWWWWW W1200drachmaiV12000W1204 W120litrai;W121W122W123W124WWkWWWWWWW#W<W1240W125`WVWWW125°W1250VWW1253W1260W1270W1275yW128WW:W=W1285`WVW129W12thWKWKWWWWWWW'W(W5WAWXWiWWWWWWWWWWWWWW WW)W@WBWCWVWWWWWWWWLWoWWWdWWWWWGWhW]WWWW WWWWWW W"W#W$W&W;W<WMWXWyW12th200V12thcleruchyptolesonofforonphaV12th>1W13VWpWWWWyWWWWW\WcWeWpWvWWWWWWW_WiWWWW(W9WHWmWQWTWW7WLWMWRWWW7+69anotherherodionV V;V=Vanotherherodionseealsopmichv239l2;VanotherheronVV VVanotherheronseealsopmichii128coliil12kVanotherheronseealsopmichii128coliil26kVanotherheronasVanotherhorionVanotherhorosVanotherischyrion=VanotherkollouthosVanotherkollouthoschalkeusVanotherkronionVV V VVVV;VanotherkronionbapheusbrotherofkronionVanotherkronionbrotherofkronionthedyerbapheusVanotherkronionseealsopmichv239l12-14;VanotherkronionsonofpetVanotherkronionunnamedwifeV=VanotherlysasVseealsopmichv238l29240l742Vanothermarres;VanothermarsisouchosVV;Vanothermarsisouchosseealsopmichv239l5-6;VanothermesouerisVanothermieusV V:VanothernikomedesVanotheronnophrisVV VV:V=V2e2CXPALong roll broken at the right end, which was cut in seven pieces when housed into glass. - At the folds of the roll deep indentations have been worn from both edges toward the center of the sheet (the damage is most important in the right part of the roll). - The sheet bearing col. I of the recto and col. XI-XII of the Verso was attached to the rest after these columns had been written.Q1R4Recto; Verso (and Recto, col. I): grapheion accountsS DocumentaryT 966r4_1.bmpT 966r4_2.bmpX 966r_4b.bmpX 966r_4c.bmpY 966r_4f.bmpY 966r_4g.bmpZ 966r_4j.bmpZ 966r_4k.bmph982-1983 [1987])pp. 139-148; - JENKINS Fred W., New Texts from the Tebtunis Grapheion Archive, BASP 29 (1992) pp. 31-40; - E. Husselman, Procedures of the Record Office of Tebtunis in the First Century A.D., Proceedings of the Twelfth International Congress of Papyrology (Toronto, 1970) pp. 223-238; - Kovel'man A.B., Arenda v Juznom Fajume v seredine i v. n. e. (Po Miciganskim registram.) Avec un rtary1a1jEu Kronion, un notaire du dbut de notre re.], P.H.M. GERVER, J.G. KUIJL, A.J.H. PLEYSIER, R.T.G. VERSTRAATEN (Edd.), Heden verschenen voor mij ... Liber Amicorum aangeboden aan prof. mr. A.L.M. Soons, gewoon hoogleraar in het Notarile Recht aan de Faculteit der Rechtsgeleerdheid van de Rijksuniversiteit Leiden ter gelegenheid van zijn emeritaat (Arnhem, 1995) pp. 119-126, 1 tabl., 1 fac-sim., 1 arbre gnal. scanned; checked g@A /  4    L  Z k publishedl?H. Henne, Aegyptus 31 (1951) p. 185; C.Pap.Gr. I, App. A, I, 6.p2/19/98s3208I. VIII, 901.noriginal size: 310 x 28 cmJune 1922; acquired from Nahman through the British MuseumKronion son of ApionPHArchive of Kronion son of Apion, nomographos of the grapheion of Tebtynis; see also noteRecto, col. II-XXII presents a financial register (anagraphe) of all the documents drawn up day by day in the record-office (grapheion) of Tebtynis during the 6th year of the Emperor Claudius; the writing fee (grammaBtikon) charged for the preparation of each document is indicated, and periodic summaries of the income and disbursements of the record office are given (See also the accounts of expenditures made by the grapheion official contained in Recto, col. I, and Verso, col. I-XII). - Recto, col. XVI records the documents drawn up between May 21-June 1, 46 A.D.BL III, 108 (l. 17); BL VIII, 211 (l. 36). - L. 7: read [e]nkykliako(--) instead of . nkyeko(--); the presence of the same wo2M_hCrd on l. 6 is very uncertain. (PH)After August 23, 46 A.D. (Recto, col. II-XXII)Boak AERTalites; TaleiP.Mich.inv. 966GreekAnn ArborRecto, col. XVI - 406 glasses: glasses 1; 2; 5; 6 on top of E (be careful when removing them!); glasses 3; 4 on top of locker 11 (in front of the door)PapYesNoDue to the size of this papyrus roll, its content has bDeen divided in the present database into several cards, one for each column. L. 17 records a contract which is conserved on two copies (P.Mich. V, 273; P.S.I. VIII, 906).l. 1: some fibres to move; l. 22-24: fragment to unfold on right! No space between it and the fragment bearing the next col.?; l. 30: small frg. at the end of the line; bottom: to clean up?Tebtynis, Polemonos meris, Arsinoite nome, province of Egyptmedium-sized business hand 2P24iC of Haryotes: 20 silver drachmai. Agreement of concession of a bath(?) towards the village of Talei. (Fee:) 2 drachmai. Acknowledgment of receipt of [. .] artabai of wheat, (made) by Psentamieus to Lysas. (Fee:) 10 obols. Memoranda, (made) by Kollouthos, son of - - -, (concerning) a renunciation of claim(?) on . . arourai. Gratis, for Heraklas. On the 29th. Agreement of cession of six(?) arourai a quarter(?), (made) by Mysthas to [- - -] also called Maximus. . . . Petition, (made) by OrseuDs son of Sbebus. (Fee:) 4 obols. On Pauni 2. Loan of 100 silver drachmai, (made) by Herodion to Lysimachos and his wife. Gratis. Acknowledgment of receipt of 500 silver drachmai, (made) by Apynchis and others to Maron, (and) loan of 500 [silver] drachmai, (made) by Maron to Apynchis and others. (fee) of both (documents): 4 drachmai. Agreement guaranteeing immunity (concerning) 100 drachmai, (made) by Apynchis and his wife to their son. (Fee:) 12 obols. Acknowledgment of receipt of a mainte2Q2OiA[- - -] arourai of green fodder [- - -] [Agreement] to furnish lodging for the sum of 40 silver drachmai. (Fee:) 6 obols. [Sale] of a house <or: building-site>, [(made) by - - - and] others(?) to Orseus. (Fee:) 6 drachmai. [- - -] to Psyphis, son of Psosnoeris. (Fee:) 4 drachmai. [- - -] of a dowry of 80 drachmai, (made) by [- - -] to Thenpsyphis. (Fee:) 4 drachmai. On the 26th. [- - -] concerning the tax on transfer(?), to Heraklas of Talei . . . (Fee:) 6 drachmai. [- - -]concerningB the tax on transfer. (Fee:) 4 drachmai. Agreement (- - -) of 50 artabai of wheat, (made) by Ischyrion also called [- - -] to [- - -]. (Fee:) 22 obols. On the 28th. Lease of 6 arourai, (made) by Orseus to Paleus. (Fee:) 8 obols. Agreement of sale of a loom, (made) by Kronion [to] Psosneus. (Fee:) 9 obols. Agreement of cession of a third-share of 15 arourai, (made) by Lysas to Galates. (Fee:) 16 drachmai. (Guild) ordinance of the shepherds. (Fee:) 8 obols. (Received) through Didis, daughter2R2PhIrso (and Recto, col. I): grapheion accountsDocumentary966r4_2.bmp<_600DPIFront_R1>966r_4c.bmp<_600DPIFront_R2>966r_4g.bmp<_600DPIFront_R3>966r_4k.bmp<_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIJ Back_R8>ii, 122)Orseus; Psyphis son of Psosnoeris; Thenpsyphis; Heraklas, Talites; Ischyrion alias [- - -]; (another?) Orseus; Paleus; Kronion; Psosneus; Lysas; Galates; (unnamed) pymenes (poimenes); Didis daughter of Haryotes; Paopis; Psenkebkis; Psentamieus; Lysas; Kollouthos son of - - -; (another?) Heraklas; Mysthas (son of Akousilaos: see P.Mich. V, 273; P.S.I. VIII, 906); [- - -] alias Maximus (son of Diodoros alias Papontos: see P.Mich. V, 273; P.S.I. VIII, 9_2QhGronion; another Kronion; Epetes(?); (another?) Petesouchos123, Recto, col. XVITebtynis, Polemonos meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptRecto, col. XVIPMich IIAccount; Administration; Bath(?); Cession; Debt; Divorce; Dowry; Family; Guild; House ownership; Industry; Land ownership; Lease; Loan; Marriage; Notary; Nursing; Price; Profession; Renting; Sale; Scribe; Slave; Taxation; WomanRegisterH of Documents Prepared at the Grapheion1933Long roll broken at the right end, which was cut in seven pieces when housed into glass. - At the folds of the roll deep indentations have been worn from both edges toward the center of the sheet (the damage is most important in the right part of the roll). - The sheet bearing col. I of the recto and col. XI-XII of the Verso was attached to the rest after these columns had been written.1Recto; Ve2f2jBh is a problem. Ask Nigel? Traianos: should I add the bibliography concerning the grapheion, as: - R.H. Pierce, Grapheion, Catalogue, and Library in Roman Egypt, SymbOslo 43 (1968) pp. 68-83; - Hobson Deborah W., The Role of Women in the Economic Life of Roman Egypt: A Case Study from First Century Tebtunis, EchCl 28 = N.S., 3 (1984) pp. 373-390; - Montevecchi Orsolina, La crisi economica sotto Claudio e Nerone: Nuove testimonianze, Neronia III. Actes du IIIe Colloque International de la SCocit Internationale d'tudes Nroniennes. Varenna, juin 1982 = Atti CERDAC. 12 = N.S., 2 (1982-1983 [1987])pp. 139-148; - JENKINS Fred W., New Texts from the Tebtunis Grapheion Archive, BASP 29 (1992) pp. 31-40; - E. Husselman, Procedures of the Record Office of Tebtunis in the First Century A.D., Proceedings of the Twelfth International Congress of Papyrology (Toronto, 1970) pp. 223-238; - Kovel'man A.B., Arenda v Juznom Fajume v seredine i v. n. e. (Po Miciganskim registram.) Avec un r12_2gPALong roll broken at the right end, which was cut in seven pieces when housed into glass. - At the folds of the roll deep indentations have been worn from both edges toward the center of the sheet (the damage is most important in the right part of the roll). - The sheet bearing col. I of the recto and col. XI-XII of the Verso was attached to the rest after these columns had been written.Q1R4Recto; Verso (and Recto, col. I): grapheion accountsS DocumentaryT 966r4_2.bmpX 966r_4d.bmpY 966r_4h.bmpZ 966r_4l.bmphlt, no difference will appear between them, whicnome, province of EgyptPALong roll broken at the right end, which was cut in seven pieces when housed into glass. - At the folds of the roll deep indentations have been worn from both edges toward the center of the sheet (the damage is most important in the right part of the roll). - The sheet bearing col. I of the recto and col. XI-XII of the Verso was attached to the rest after these columns had been written.2E2c_Due to the size of this papyrus roll, its content has been divided in the present database into several cards, one for each column. L. 17 records a contract which is conserved on two copies (P.Mich. V, 273; P.S.I. VIII, 906).nW?W@WAWWtoW W WWWWW6WnWWtransportationWtreatiseWtryphon1W2WWWrWtwo@WIWtycherWuWunfinishedcWsWWunfinishedduplicateofpmichv274inv716748archiveofsVuniversityUWVWWunknown/WLWPW_WWWW>38=@K]"XhA"[CNR>@6x,hALC2?KMO"`hBNDiB j"Y@@OhAPAhAQBhARsP0Cu.2hA.4C.E.iBLD@CD-2y/hA/C/E/iB/D/[jTE@*y.chASC.RE/iB7D8j0F9A>$hA>'CCE!i@?B>&D>F=G@>-hAWCVH@chAYCZIE\hA[C ]sPjJD^hA]C:K@aXchAbC@nL@dhAeC@MxhhBfiAHN@ghA@CiOV"B"3A"hAkClExG"P@"hA Q@mhA(R@nhA(S@ohApThAN kqU$SGhB>DFVurhA,C6iA>.>.*shACiA YX9K9A4ChA9C8E4GuiA?C@EZ@A{EhBBD[@(zhBvD\Xx2b3medium-sizedcursive)Vmedium-sizedcursiveboak&Vmert^WmertonOWmesetWatofpmichv244andevemertonOWOW38earlierWWWWWWWBWqWtWzWW`WWWWWearlyWearnestWearsNWearthWeast8WecclesiastesWecclesiasticalSWeclipticWeconomicdWp58dischargedWdischargingWdiscoveredSWdiscovering]WdiscussionyWdishesRWdispatchqWdispatchedeWdisposalWdisposingLWdispositionWdisputeMWOWVWWpWdisputedZWdistanceKWdistinctWdistinctly?WdistinguishingVWdistributedWdistributionrWWWW W!W"W#W$W%W&W'W(W)W0Wdistrict Wdisturbance7WdiverseWdiversifiedWdivideMWmW?W@WdividedTW7WhWiWWdividingWWWWWWWWWWdivinitiesCWdivinity\WdivisionWWW4W7W9W@WDWIWJWSWXW_WqWtWwWWWWWWWadioecetesprobablyarequesttobeaVdocumentsummarizingreportsfromvillageofficialsofthehVdocumentsWWWW W W W W WWWWWWWWWWWWWWW.W1W2W3W6WW--DjverylWBWpWW WWveteranSWviWWvidi%Wvieux WWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWW W W W W WWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWW W!W"W#W$W%W&W'W(W)W*W+W,W2l2_9APatynis(?); Didymos; [- - -] (& unnamed wife); Theneraklea; Psosneus, eleourgos (elaiourgos); Patynis son of Apollonios (see also P.Mich. II, 123, Recto, col. V, 20; and P.Mich. V, p. 320-321); Paopis son of Psyphis; Heron; Petserapis; Ptolemaios; Maron; Marepsemis; Eutychos; Kronion; Amaeis (Amais); Thermoutharion (& unnamed husband); Orsenouphis; Stotoetis (& unnamed wife); Serapas; Herodes; Orseus; Tapnebtynis daughter of Soterichos; (another?) Orseus; Tatomis; Thenmesoueris, wife of ChBomenis; Chomenis, husband of Thenmesoueris; Polemon; Orseus son of Kachos (see also P.Mich. II, 123, Recto, col. XV, 30); Ophthalmos; (another?) Orsenouphis; (another?) Tapnebtynis; (another?) Polemon; Harpaesis; Pasiouanis (& unnamed wife); Sotas; Herodion, hegoumenos georgon Germanikou (ousias); Germanicus: see Geographica; (another?) Sotas (see also P.Mich. II, 123, Recto, col. XV, 12) Thenpetsoykis (& unnamed husband); Tamieus; Onnophris; (another?) Kronion; Mieus; Maron, eriokartes; Ctten.3&zi2ndqW`WaWpWtWuW{W|W}W~WWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWat the Grapheion1933Long roll broken at the right end, which was cut in seven pieces when housed into glass. - At the folds of the roll deep indentations have been worn from both edges toward the center of the sheet (the damage is most important in the right part of the roll). - The sheet bearing col. I of the recto and col. XI-XII of the Verso was attachGed to the rest after these columns had been written.1Recto; Verso (and Recto, col. I): grapheion accountsDocumentary<_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_60KAipsenyris|WWXWWWWpseoueiskWW6WpsikWpsikemrWpsimanobetWpsinaleitiskWpsinestesWpsoeisWpsoiosWWpsoiphisXWpsomtisneusWpsonXWpsonseusWpsonsneus?WWW]WdWiWqWtWWpsosnausWpsosneousWWpsosneusWWW?WCWQWkWrWWeWWWWWWWWWWWWWW W WWWWWWWW2W:W<Wpsosneussonofhatresandtalous13yearsoldinyear7eVpsosnoerisWpsouemmelitas$Wpsoumeris WpsyaW}Wpsyphis8WWWW6WDWKWMWbWkW|W}WWWWWWWW WWWWWWWWWWW/W3W:W;W<Wpsyphissonofonnophris/VpsyrosWptWptahWptatonWWWDWSW#WptoleWWWWbWptolesonofheraklesonthetenthVptolemW2\2Tr9C$heos (& unnamed wife); (another?) Herodes; (unnamed) son of Lourios (Lurius); (unnamed) oikodomoi; Didis daughter of Kachos; Eutychos son of Mareis; (another?) Tapnebtynis; (another?) Kronion; (another?) Herodes; (another?) Tapnebtynis; Isidoros alias Harsiesis; (another?) Kronion; EpimachoszAccount; Administration; Cession; Debt; Deposit; Dowry; Guild; House ownership; Land ownership; Land status; Lease; Loan; Marriage; Mortgage; Notary; Nursing; Price; Profession; Renting; Sale; Scribe; Woman{#ousia (former estate) of Germanicus|PHOPapYesNoDue to the size of this papyrus roll, its content has been divided in the present database into several cards, one for each column.Tebtynis, Polemonos meris, Arsinoite nome, province of Egyptoriginal size: 310 x 28 cmJune 1922; acquired from Nahman through the British MuseumKronion son of ApionPHArchive of Kronion son of Apion, nomographos of the grapheion of Tebtynis; see also noteRecto, col. II-XXII presents a financial register (anagraphe) of all the documents drawn up day by day in the record-office (grapheion) of Tebtynis during the 6th year of the Emperor Claudius; the writing fee (grammaBtikon) charged for the preparation of each document is indicated, and periodic summaries of the income and disbursements of the record office are given (See also the accounts of expenditures made by the grapheion official contained in Recto, col. I, and Verso, col. I-XII). - Recto, col. XVII records the documents drawn up between June 5-22(?), 46 A.D.BL VIII, 211 (l. 6). - L. 12: read (oboloi) 18, not 8; - l. 14: read chorto(u), instead of georgo(n); - l. 15: read Amaein, iMi2r 5jtheWWW W!W"W#W$W%W) 18, not 8; - l. 14: read chorto(u), instead of georgo(n); - l. 15: read Amaein, instead of Amasin; - l. 20: read (drachmon) 160, instead of (drachmon) 107; - l. 23: the loan is of [12]4 drachmai (compare l. 22), not [.]8 drachmai; - l. 27: the line begins with k]a- (21); - l. 36: read parathe(kes) (drachmon) 200, instead of parathe(kes). (PH)UYesV\7 glasses (1 was in Locker 2; 6 others, including 1 oversize) with Pearl's stuff in case 14)WNoX:June 1922; acquired from Nahman through the British Museum[/Register of Documents Prepared at the Grapheion\original size: 310 x 28 cmAMFrg. on right of it: writing belongs to the verso, so turn it back! It should be joined with the verso of col. XVIII -> put them together in a new glass? (but see problem at end of next glass...) L. 5-6: fibres on writing. - Folds at left of the col. - L. 23: check if folded. - L. 46-50: small fragment to turn (from Recto to Verso)Menne o2m-hEass? (but see problem at end of next glass...) L. 5-6: fibres on writing. - Folds at left of the col. - L. 23: check if folded. - L. 46-50: small fragment to turn (from Recto to Verso)Tebtynis, Polemonos meris, Arsinoite nome, province of Egyptmedium-sized business hand (same as in P.Mich. II, 122)Patynis(?); Didymos; [- - -] (& unnamed wife); Theneraklea; Psosneus, eleourgos (elaiourgos); Patynis son of Apollonios (see also P.Mich. II, 123, Recto,F col. V, 20; and P.Mich. V, p. 320-321); Paopis son of Psyphis; Heron; Petserapis; Ptolemaios; Maron; Marepsemis; Eutychos; Kronion; Amaeis (Amais); Thermoutharion (& unnamed husband); Orsenouphis; Stotoetis (& unnamed wife); Serapas; Herodes; Orseus; Tapnebtynis daughter of Soterichos; (another?) Orseus; Tatomis; Thenmesoueris, wife of Chomenis; Chomenis, husband of Thenmesoueris; Polemon; Orseus son of Kachos (see also P.Mich. II, 123, Recto, col. XV, 30); Ophthalmos; (another?) OrsenoupM2lAMFrg. on right of it: writing belongs to the verso, so turn it back! It should be joined with the verso of col. XVIII -> put them together in a new glass? (but see problem at end of next glass...) L. 5-6: fibres on writing. - Folds at left of the col. - L. 23: check if folded. - L. 46-50: small fragment to turn (from Recto to Verso)M_Due to the size of this papyrus roll, its content has been divided in the present database into several cards, one for each column.nAfter August 23, 46 A.D. (Recto, col. II-XXII)Boak AERousia (former estate) of GermanicusP.Mich.inv. 966GreekAnn ArborRecto, col. XVII - 506 glasses: glasses 1; 2; 5; 6 on top of E (be careful when removing them!); glasses 3; 4 on top of locker 11 (in front of the door)PapYesNoDue to the size of this papyrus roll, its content has been divided in the present database into several cards, one for each column.Frg. on right of it: writing belongs to the verso, so turn it back! It should be joined with the verso of col. XVIII -> put them together in a new gl+.8incompletedraftofaleaseofland9Vincompletedraftofaloanof3nomismatiaprobablybyawomV19231W2W3W4W5W6W7W8W9W:W;W<W=W>W?W@WAWBWCWDWEWFWGWHWIWJWKWWZW[W1924DWEWEWHWMWWWWWWWWWWWW%W&W'W-W.W1W2WAWmW|WWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWW!W"WGWLWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWW&W'W(WWWWZW[W\W]WrWsWWWWWWWWW W9W=WKW|WD‰9Cs son of Iakybios (Iakob; Jacob), entoleus (see Travaux et Mmoires 10 [1987] p. 140); Flavius Victor son of Ioannes, exkeptor tes doukikes taxeos (exceptor duciani officii) (see P.Mich. XIII, p. 2)zArbitration; Debt; House Ownership; Illiteracy; Imperial Oath; Inheritance; Land Ownership; Notary; Poverty; Price; Priest (Christian); Religion (Christian); Sale; Security; Settlement; Tax Collection; Violence; Woman{_Pakerke; Aphrodite (Aphrodito), Antaiopolite nome; ktema kaloumenon Tausireos; Antinoou (polis)|PHOGAntinoe (Antinoou polis), province of the Lower Thebais, Thebais, EgyptPKbroken off at the top, which was at the outside when the papyrus was rolledQ}1 main piece (made of 29 sheets, some of which broken in several fragments; now divided in five mountings); 3 loose fragmentsR1Recto (written across the fibres); Verso is blankS DocumentaryT 6899r1_1.bmpT 6899_2r_1.bmpU 6899r1_2.bmpU 6899_2r_2.bmpV 6899_2r_3.bmpV 6899r3_1.bmpW 6899_2r_4.bmplivered eekRbPbrokenatleftCVpVVVVVV=Vbrokenatleftonlytheendsofthelast5linesofthefirs,VbrokenatleftrightandtopEVbrokenatleftseenotefortherelationtopmichinv2913VVbrokenatrightV-VIV}VVbrokenatrightandbottomV2VVbrokenatrightfadedatleftrVbrokenatthebottomVVQVVVCVKVbrokenatthebottomalongthethirdfoldV2h. jthe&W'W(W)W*W+W,W-W.W/W0W1W2W3W4W6W8W:W;W<W=W>WOWPWTWUWXWZW[W_W`WtWxWyWWWWthepapyrushasbeenscannednotyetthefragmentonphoto"VtheirBWBWV2u. Djthis&W'W(W)W*W+W,W-W.WthomasWWW.W.W.W.W.W.W.W.W.W.W.WP-4?j1&W'W(W)W*W+W,W-W.W1-11WWWWWWWWWW.W.W.W.W$2sjthess5WWthetaWtheyyWWWWthingWthinkW]WW~WWthis`WVWWOWWWW WWW3WQWWWBWMWNWWWWWWIWWWWWWWWUWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWW W W W W WWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWW W!W"W#W$W%W/{2=jiiie WWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWW W W W W WWWWWWWWWWWWWWWL/jrechtsgeleerdheid WWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWW W W W W WWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWW W!W"W#W$W%W&W'W(W)W*W+W,W7/jrechtsgeleerdheid@2wrecolte@/records@.recto@,rehoused@2renamed@/rescannedrabcde@vresume@-right@0trole@33roman@,=V.Xscannedchecked[9oscannedrescannedafterconservation@9JschwendnerRsearch1o2A<NiHage of 2 arourai of a [- - -] allotment(?) for the sum of 220 silver drachmai, (made) by [- - -] to Isidoros also called Arsiesis. (Fee:) 6 drachmai, of which he owes 2 drachmai. [- - -] of 11 arourai, (made) by Kronion and others to Epimachos. (Fee:) 14 obols. [Total up to the] 27th [of Pauni]: 48 silver drachmai 9 1/2 obols, and [- - - silver drachmai] 27 1/2 obols, equal a total up [to the 27th of Pauni] of 172 drachmai; of which: expenses [of the month up to the] 27th: 78 drachmai 6 1/IH2 obols; remain up to the 28th of Pauni: [. . .] silver drachmai [- - -]jh he owed for a sale: 4 drachmai. Agreement for nursing (a slave child) and for a loan, (made) by Thenpetsoykis and her husband to Tamieus. (Fee:) 4 drachmai. On the 23rd. Acknowledgment of receipt of green fodder, (made) by Onnophris to Kronion. Inspection, (made) Mieus to Maron, shearer. (Fee:) 7 obols. Acknowledgment of deposit of 200 drachmai and 25 artabai of barley, (made) by Cheos and his wife to Hero22AiDrseus. (Fee:) 8 drachmai. On the 18th. Petition, (made) by Tapnebtynis, daughter of Soterichos. (Fee:) 1 obol. Acknowledgment of deposit of 160 drachmai, (made) by Orseus to Tatomis. (Fee:) 16 1/2 obols. Agreement to furnish lodging for the sum of 124 silver drachmai, (made) by Thenmesoueris and her husband Chomenis to Polemon, (and) loan of . . drachmai, (made) by Polemon to Chomenis. (Fee for both documents): 17 obols. Total up to the 18th of Pauni: 42 drachmai 11 1/2 obols. (Received) tEhrough Orseus, son of Kachos, for a banquet: 12 obols, and through Ophthalmos: 38 obols. Total: 50 obols. On the 21st. Contract for (a dowry of) 220 silver drachmai, (made) by Orsenouphis to Tapnebtynis. (Fee:) 4 drachmai, 10 obols. Loan of 112 drachmai, (made) by Polemon to Harpaesis and another. (Fee:) 15 obols. Acknowledgment of deposit(?) of 40 drachmai, (made) by Pasiouanis and his wife to Sotas. (Fee:) 6 obols. (Received) through Herodion, president of the farmers (of the estate) of :0I9herodesaliasorsenouphissonofherodeshusbandofthenchorVherodesaliasorseusneoterossonofherodesgrandsonofherVVherodesbis\VherodesgrammateusmetropoleosVherodeslaographosoftebtynisVherodesneoterossonofptolemaiospersestesepigonesVherodessonofVherodessonofaphrodisiosgrandsonofphombos"VherodessonofheraklideshusbandofapiaspersestesepigonVVVgrapheion accountsDocumentary<_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8> edges toward the center of the sheet (the damage is most important in the right part of the roll). - The she|GjY wordWWWwordsWwouldWwriteWcWWwritinglWwrittenYW^WWWWwrongQWx`WzWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWW W&W(W1W3W4W8WVW WW(WKWVWiWyWWWWWWWWWWWW W W WWWWW W"W#W&W.W1W4WxiWWxiifWxiiiWxivWxixWxvWxviWxvi-xviiWxxi%W'W)W2W6WBWOWVWaWdWWyWychis[WyearW2Wyear22looksbetterthan28phVyear's2WyetWynWyoutiecWgWhWmWqWvW|W}W~WWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWW WWWW-W;WIWKWXWYW]W^WgWpWWWWWWWWWWW W!WDWGWXW|WWW2-9 [ithethe1/10thof6000600VVthe1/11thof60005451/31/111/33VVthe1/12thof6000500VVthe1/13thof60004611/21/26VVthe1/14thjof60004281/21/14VVthe1/15thof6000400VVthe1/16thof6000375VVthe1/17thof60003521/21/31/171/341/51VVthe1/8thof6000750VVthe1/9thof60006662/3VVt_R2><_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFronGt_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8> \alaeogr Descr>medium-sized business hand (same as in P.Mich. II, 122)Orseus; Psyphis son of Psosnoeris; Thenpsyphis; Heraklas, Talites; Ischyrion alias [- - -]; (another?) Orseus; Paleus; Kronion; Psosneus; Lysas; Galates; (unnamed) pymenes (poimenes); Didis daughter of Hary22_Due to the size of this papyrus roll, its content has been divided in the present database into several cards, one for each column.nWBWEWFWKWMWOWQWTWUWXWZW[W_W`WyW{WWWWsing; Price; Profession; Renting; Sale; Scribe; Woman Bath; Divorce; Family; Industry; Slave; Taxation; Animal; Priest; Salary; Apprenticeship; Feeding; Inheritance; Justice; Paramone (obligation to remain at someone's seHrvice); Religion; Servility; Agriculture; Building; Funerary Profession; Police; Cadastre; Irrigation; ; Writing MaterialRegister of Documents Prepared at the Grapheion1933Long roll broken at the right end, which was cut in seven pieces when housed into glass. - At the folds of the roll deep indentations have been worn from both edges toward the center of the sheet (the damage is most important in the right part of the roll). - The shee22jBh is a problem. Ask Nigel? Traianos: should I add the bibliography concerning the grapheion, as: - R.H. Pierce, Grapheion, Catalogue, and Library in Roman Egypt, SymbOslo 43 (1968) pp. 68-83; - Hobson Deborah W., The Role of Women in the Economic Life of Roman Egypt: A Case Study from First Century Tebtunis, EchCl 28 = N.S., 3 (1984) pp. 373-390; - Montevecchi Orsolina, La crisi economica sotto Claudio e Nerone: Nuove testimonianze, Neronia III. Actes du IIIe Colloque International de la SCocit Internationale d'tudes Nroniennes. Varenna, juin 1982 = Atti CERDAC. 12 = N.S., 2 (1982-1983 [1987])pp. 139-148; - JENKINS Fred W., New Texts from the Tebtunis Grapheion Archive, BASP 29 (1992) pp. 31-40; - E. Husselman, Procedures of the Record Office of Tebtunis in the First Century A.D., Proceedings of the Twelfth International Congress of Papyrology (Toronto, 1970) pp. 223-238; - Kovel'man A.B., Arenda v Juznom Fajume v seredine i v. n. e. (Po Miciganskim registram.) Avec un re.92.0iD2zF2AH2yjABL VIII, 211 (l. 6). - L. 12: read (oboloi) 18, not 8; - l. 14: read chorto(u), instead of georgo(n); - l. 15: read Amaein, iCnstead of Amasin; - l. 20: read (drachmon) 160, instead of (drachmon) 107; - l. 23: the loan is of [12]4 drachmai (compare l. 22), not [.]8 drachmai; - l. 27: the line begins with k]a- (21); - l. 36: read parathe(kes) (drachmon) 200, instead of parathe(kes). (PH)After August 23, 46 A.D. (Recto, col. II-XXII)Boak AERousia (former estate) of GermanicusP.Mich.inv. 966GreekAnn ArborRecto, col. XVII - 50<22OhKI00DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>iA[Acknowledgment] of deposit(?) of 300 drachmai. (Fee:) 6 drachmai. [- - -]. (Fee:) 14 obols. [- - -]. (Fee:) 3 obols. [Acknowledgment] of receipt, [(made) by - - - to] Patynis(?). (Fee:) 8 obols. [Acknowledgment] of deposit(?) of 40 silver drachmai, (and) [agreement] of lease(?) of a house for 40 drachmai. (Fee) for both (documents): 4 drachmai. [Agreement] of cession of 1 aroura, [(made) by - - - to] Didymos. (Fee:) [. .] drachmai. On the 11th (of Pauni). [Acknowledgment (of receipt)] of rapheion1933Long roll broken at the right end, which was cut in seven pieces when housed into glass. - At the folds of the roll deep indentations have been worn from both edges toward the center of the sheet (the damage is most important in the right part of the roll). - The sheet bearing col. I of the recto and col. XI-XII of the Verso was attached to the rest after these column22ziBa dowry of 60 drachmai, [(made) by - - -] and his wife to Theneraklea. (Fee:) 4 drachmai. On the 12th. Acknowledgment of receipt, [(made) by - - -] to Psosneus, manufacturer of oil. (Fee:) 10 obols. Petition, (made) by Patynis, son of Apollonios. (Fee:) 1 obol. On the 13th. Petition, (made) by Paopis, son of Psyphis. (Fee:) 1 obol. On the 14th. Lease of 6 arourai, (made) by Heron to Petserapis. (Fee:) 8 obols. Loan of 28 silver drachmai, (made) by Ptolemaios to Maron. (Fee:) 8 obols. LeaseC of 3 arourai of fodder, (made) by Marepsemis to Eutychos. (Fee:) 4 obols. Agreement to furnish lodging for the sum of 340 silver drachmai, (made) by Kronion to Amaeis. (Fee:) 2 drachmai. On the 16th. Acknowledgment of receipt of a maintenance, (made) by Thermoutharion and her husband to Orsenouphis. (Fee:) 4 drachmai. On the 17th. Agreement (to make) 2 works for 86 drachmai, (made) by Stotoetis and his wife to Serapas. (Fee:) 2 drachmai. Loan of 280 silver drachmai, (made) by Herodes to O-2hIn; Renting; Sale; Scribe; WomanRegister of Documents Prepared at the Grapheion1933Long roll broken at the right end, which was cut in seven pieces when housed into glass. - At the folds of the roll deep indentations have been worn from both edges toward the center of the sheet (the damage is most important in the right part of the roll). - The sheet bearing col. I of the recto and col. XI-XII of the Verso was attached to the rest after theJse columns had been written.1Recto; Verso (and Recto, col. 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I of the recto and col. XI-XII of the Verso was attached to the rest after these columns had been written.1Recto; Verso (and Recto, col. I): grapheion accountsDocumentary<_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIF:ikaiWWWWWWkaineW WkainosW{WKWWWkaisareionWkaisareion16continuedVkaisareiosuWWWWWWWW<W>WpWzWWWWWWnW@WWWWWWWWWW$W%W3Wkaisareios23continuedVkaisareios5continuedVkaisariosWkalWkalabel?WkalaboeisWkalaboeis21/3VkalalastWkalalesQWkalamoiWkalamos7WMW}WWkalandosJWFWkalarisWkalarisexporting4camelsofwheat8drachmaiVkalasWkalasiriosWkalathion:WkalathosjWkalathousWkalatytisWkalauoutosWkalendsDWqWEWWWGWqWkallapisW Wkalles}WWkalliasWkalligenesgreetingWkallikrates_WuWWWcWkallimachosWjWkallinikos?WWW]WdWWkallinosWWkallinos1000drVkallipposWWVkanabisWWW2S1jDsum en anglais: Land Leases in Southern Fayum in the Middle of the 1 Century A.D. (based on the Michigan records.), VDI 128 (1974, fasc. 2) pp. 69-85; - Cockle Walter E.H., State Archives in Graeco-Roman Egypt from 30 B.C. to the Reign of Septimius Severus, JEA 70 (1984) pp. 106-122 - PESTMAN P.W., 'Oud papier' uit een notariskantoor in het oude Egypte ofwel Kronion, een notaris uit het begin van onze jaartelling. [Du 'vieux papier' provenant d'un bureau de notaire de l'gypte ancienne oEu Kronion, un notaire du dbut de notre re.], P.H.M. GERVER, J.G. KUIJL, A.J.H. PLEYSIER, R.T.G. VERSTRAATEN (Edd.), Heden verschenen voor mij ... Liber Amicorum aangeboden aan prof. mr. A.L.M. Soons, gewoon hoogleraar in het Notarile Recht aan de Faculteit der Rechtsgeleerdheid van de Rijksuniversiteit Leiden ter gelegenheid van zijn emeritaat (Arnhem, 1995) pp. 119-126, 1 tabl., 1 fac-sim., 1 arbre gnal. scanned; checked f@- Re22>‰hA49 x 30 cm (P.Palau Ribes Inv. 70: 11.2 x 15.5 cm)purchased in 1943 through Th. WhittemoreUnknown scribePH+ P.Palau Ribes Inv. 70; see also P.Mich. XIII, 660 (inv. 6900), probably the preceding sheet of the same document. - Archive of Dioskoros of Aphrodito.Proceedings of a trial presided by a military officer (comes militum): a person of high status, Flavius Sarapammon, is accused of malversations in requiBsiting money; among those who worked with him, a soldier, Flavius Menas, is suspected of the murders of the priest Victor and of Herakleios. The prosecuting parties are, among others(?), Victor's brother and Herakleios's wife, Maria.BL VII, 116 (l. 12; 14); BL VIII, 217 (l. 12; 14)VIth cent. A.D.Sijpesteijn PJRep Editor - Dorandi T; Rep Ser. - Ch.L.A. XLVII; 1997; No. 1437[A], with plates;BL IX, 286 (l232e9A[- - -] gerdios(?); Panas; Epaphroditos; Haryos; Marsisouchos (& unnamed wife); Harmiysis; Apollonios son of Labesis (see P.Mich. V, 277?); Paopis; Tamarres, wife of Psenkebkis son of Benipes; Psenkebkis son of Benipes, husband of Tamarres; Papnebtynis (& unnamed wife and son); Cheos; Ophelion; Herakles; Patynis; Kronion; Herakleides; Sotas (see also P.Mich. II, 123, Recto, col. XVII, 31); Orseus; Pomsochis; Nepheros; (another?) Herakles; Soterichos; (another?) Apollonios (& unnamed wife);B Pnesis; Thenpetsoykis; Tausis; Marepkemis; Heraklas; (another?) Thenpetsoykis; Orsenouphis; (another?) Patynis; Sambas; Herodes; Narkissos; Chairis son of Papnebtynis, pumen (poimen); (another?) Paopis; Thaubastis; (another?) Sambas; Petesouchos; (another?) Harmiysis; (another) Orseus; (unnamed) heiaireis (hiereis); (unnamed) pastophoroi; Herakles son of Herakles neoteros; (another?) Herodes; (another?) Orseus; (another?) Orseus; (another?) Apollonios; Orseus son of Kachos (& unnamed brot'P*izenon'sWzephyrianWzeusyWTWjWzodiacyWzodiacalyWzoilas#WzoilosWW_WW3WLWVWWOWZW_WWW|WWWlW WWWW-Wzoilos'spWzoneyWzosimeWzosimosW}WWWWzotike5W8Wj0105W0106W02043W4W03W05W1WqWWWW WWW3WWWW=W`WfWWWWWWW WWWWWWWWW WWWWWIWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWW W W W W WWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWW W!W"W#W$W%W2iBai. (Received) through Marepsemis and another, for the debt of Mieus on Pachon 18: 7 1/2 obols. Agreement concerning an offer (to lease) 6 3/4 arourai of an estate, (made) by Aphrodisios to Orseus. (Fee:) 4 drachmai. On the 24th. Acknowledgment of receipt of 248 silver drachmai, (made) by Tapnebtynis to Onnophris. (Fee:) 15 obols. Lease of 4 arourai, (made) by Harentotes to Harmiysis. (Fee:) 2 silver drachmai. Lease of 6 arourai of green fodder, (made) by Pites to Kronion. (Fee:) 7 obols. COn the 25th. Acknowledgment of deposit of 80 silver drachmai and 4 artabai of wheat, (made) by Orseus to Apollonios. (Fee:) 2 drachmai '6 obols'. On the 26th. Acknowledgment of deposit of 544 silver drachmai, (made) by Chesis and another to Orsenouphis. (Fee:) 6 drachmai. Agreement of obligation to remain in service (paramone) for the sum of 60 silver drachmai, (made) by Mysthas and his wife to Petsiris. (Fee:) 2 drachmai. Petition, (made) by Herakles, son of Akousilaos. (Fee:) 1 obol. On AO-toVWgW{WWW#W$WWWVWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWnWrWtransferred+WWuAWkWWWWWuniversityVW{WWWWDWEWFWGWHWIWJWKWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWnWZW[WrWvWW W WtWw_W`WaWgWwW{W|WWWWWW W!W"W#W(W)W0WFWTWdWvWxWyWWWWWWWWWWWW W-W.W/W0W4W5W6W7WNWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWW+W,W-W.W/W0WWWWWWfWgWhWiWjWkWlWmWnWoWwWxWyWzW{W|W}W~WWWWWWWW2K19C]s), mother of Orsenouphis; Heraklides son of Heraklides, husband of Ptollous; Ptollous, wife of Heraklides son of Heraklides; (another?) Galates; Maretes (& unnamed wife); Marsisouchos alias Kelolis; Heron; Herakles son of Pichis; Orseus son of Her- - -; Satabos (Satabous) (& unnamed wife); Tasos; Or- - -; Herak(l--); Maron; Psenkebkis; Dro[- - -]9:A Account; Administration; Agriculture; Debt; Deposit; Dowry; Funerary Profession; Guild; Industry; Land ownership; Lease; Loan; Marriage; Notary; Nursing; Paramone (obligation to remain at someone's service); Price; Profession; Renting; Sale; Scribe; Servility; Woman |PHORecto, col. XIXPMich IIAdministration; Agriculture; Cession; Debt; Deposit; Divorce; Dowry; House ownership; Land ownership; Land status; Lease; Loan; Notary; Paramone (obligation to remain at someone's service); Price; Priest; Profession; Renting; Sale; Scribe; Servility; WomanRegister of Documents Prepared at the Grapheion1933Long roll broken at the right end, which was cut in seven pieces whHen housed into glass. - At the folds of the roll deep indentations have been worn from both edges toward the center of the sheet (the damage is most important in the right part of the roll). - The sheet bearing col. I of the recto and col. XI-XII of the Verso was attached to the rest after these columns had been written.1Recto (written across the fibres); Verso (and Recto, col. I): grapheion accountsDocumentary966r5_1.bmpW?WAWBWDWHWLWMWNWOWRWVWWW\W]WbWcWdWeWiWjWkWnWpWqWsWtWuWzW|W}WWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWW$W,WEWGWWWWWWWWKWW-W.WAWW-W7WhWiWjWWWWWWWWWW W W W W WWWWWWWWWWWWWW(W.W1W2W3W6W:W;W<W=WZWwife'sWWWwildWeWWW.W2Wwill`W_WgWWWWW?WCWDWEWFWographica>ousia (former estate) of GermanicusP.Mich.inv. 966GreekAnn ArborRecto, col. XVIII - 422hEthe Recto are written across the fibres of the sheet.Herodes; [Herakles] son of Aphrodios <read: Aphrodisios> (see P.Mich. II, p. 218; V, p. 381); Mieus (see also P.Mich. II, 123, Recto, col. XV, 40); Aphrodisios; Orseus; Tapnebtynis; Onnophris; Harentotes; Harmiysis; Pites; Kronion; (another?) Orseus; Apollonios; Chesis; Orsenouphis; Mysthas (& unnamed wife); Petsiris; Herodes alias Mieus (& unnamed wife); Apollonios; Apollonios son of Herakles (see P.Mich. II, p. 213); FNepheros son of Apollonios grandson of Herakles; (unnamed) heiaireis (hiereis); (unnamed) georgoi; (another?) Onnophris; Pesxemis (see also P.Mich. II, 123, Recto, col. XVIII, l. 28); (another?) Orseus; (another?) Kronion; Pnebtynis; Thommous; Papontos; Galates; another Galates; (another?) Onnophris; (another?) Kronion; P--- son of Psyphis; Maron; Marepsemis; Marsisouchos; Pa[- - -]123, Recto, col. XIXTebtynis, Polemonos meris, Arsinoite nome, province of Egypt<22iFdrachmai. Acknowledgment of receipt of a dowry of 60 silver drachmai, (made) by Tatephersos(?) to Tephersos. (Fee:) 4 drachmai. On the 14th. [Agreement] of lease, by way of payment in advance, of 7 arourai, (made) by Mieus to Apollonios. (Fee:) 4 drachmai. Acknowledgment of receipt of 128 silver drachmai, (made) by Haryotes to Herodes. (Fee:) 24 obols. Acknowledgment of receipt of rents kind and other (things), (made) by Herodes to Haryotes. (Fee:) 7 1/2 obols. On the 16th. Contract for a Gdowry of 200 silver drachmai, [- - -]. (Fee:) 8 drachmai 6 obols. [Concession(?)] of a pastophoros' cell, [(made) by - - - to] Herakles. (Fee:) 20 obols. On the 17th. Acknowledgment of deposit of 204 drachmai, [- - -]. (Fee:) 8 drachmai. [Agreement] of division of a building-site [- - -]. (Fee:) 8 drachmai. [- - -]. (Fee:) 1 obol. [Agreement] of division of the farming of 12 arourai, [(made) by - - - to - - -] and another. (Fee:) 3 drachmai. On the 18th. [- - -] for a dowry of . . silver d22`iHZrachmai, [(made) by - - - to] Thenpetsoykis(?). (Fee:) 24 obols. (Traces of 4 more lines) jAdone on the orig. conservation12 Traianos: check translation Check: Nigel: possibility of adding to the note a link to the next and preceding columns or to all the records of this inv. nr. (through an automated search?). We could also make 1 general card (with general bibliography?) with links to all the others? Traianos: number of items (one... now divided in 7 parts?) Traianos: when these cards will be on the web, displayed as a search result, no difference will appear between them, whicum-sized business hand (same as in P.Mich. II, 122). - Col. XVIII-XX of the Recto are written across the fibres of the sheet.Orseus; Orsenouphis; Tapnebtynis; Satabos; Papontos; Pastoous son of Taltis (see also P.Mich. II, 123, Recto, col. IV, 21); Marepsemis; Haryotes; Tephersos son of Pomsochis(?); Phaeionis; (another?) Orsenouphis; Didymos; Hippa- - - (Hippalos?); Psentenous;e2iD:) 1 obol. Loan of 320 drachmai, (made) by Serapas to Eirenion and his wife. (Fee:) 4 drachmai. Agreement for nursing a slave child, (made) by Stotoetis and her husband to Athenion, (and) on the 9th, loan, (made) by Athenion to Kronion and his wie. (Fee) for [both (documents): 4 drachmai]. Lease of 4 1/2 arourai, (made) by Patron to Athenion and another. [(Fee:) - -] On the 11th. Acknowledgment of receipt [of - - -], (made) by Pesxemis to Ptolemes. (Fee:) 8 obols. Agreement to furnish lodgEing for the sum of 29(?) silver drachmai, (made) by papnebtynis and another to Orsenouphis. (Fee:) 2 drachmai. Lease of 3 arourai, (made) by Herakles to Orseus. (Fee:) 18 obols. Lease of 10(?) arourai, (made) by Lysas to Petearpsenesis. (Fee:) 10 obols. On the 13rd. Agreement of cession of 7 arourai, (made) by Herodes, son of Paorseus, to Patron. (Fee:) 8 silver drachmai. Agreement of lease, by way of payment in advance, of half an aroura of vineyard, (made) by Heron to Taorseus. (Fee:) 4 22hCcol. II-XXII)Boak AERP.Mich.inv. 966GreekAnn ArborRecto, col. XVIII - 486 glasses: glasses 1; 2; 5; 6 on top of E (be careful when removing them!); glasses 3; 4 on top of locker 11 (in front of the door)PapYesNoDue to the size of this papyrus roll, its content has been divided in the present database into several cards, one for each column.Top right:D unfoldTebtynis, Polemonos meris, Arsinoite nome, province of Egyptmedium-sized business hand (same as in P.Mich. II, 122). - Col. XVIII-XX of the Recto are written across the fibres of the sheet.Orseus; Orsenouphis; Tapnebtynis; Satabos; Papontos; Pastoous son of Taltis (see also P.Mich. II, 123, Recto, col. IV, 21); Marepsemis; Haryotes; Tephersos son of Pomsochis(?); Phaeionis; (another?) Orsenouphis; Didymos; Hippa- - - (Hippalos?); Psentenous;22hE Chrates; Apynchis son of Pseoueis, hegoumenos (see P.Mich. II, p. 150); Panou . is; Herak- - -; Patron; Panomieus (& unnamed wife); Phasos son of Hatres; Serapas; Eirenion (& unnamed wife); Stotoetis, wife of Kronion; Kronion, husband of Stotoetis; Athenion; (another?) Patron; (another?) Athenion; Pesxemis; Ptolemes (Ptolemais, Ptolemaios); Papnebtynis; (another?) Orsenouphis; Herakles; (another?) Orseus; Lysas; Petearpsenesis; Herodes son of Paorseus; (another?) Patron; Heron; Taorseus; FTatephersos(?); Tephersos; Mieus; Apollonios; (another?) Heryotes; (another?) Herodes; (another?) Herakles; Thenpetsoykis123, Recto, col. XVIIITebtynis, Polemonos meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptRecto, col. XVIIIPMich IIAdministration; Agriculture; Debt; Deposit; Divorce; Dowry; Guild; House ownership; Land ownership; Lease; Loan; Marriage; Notary; Nursing; Price; Priest; Renting; Scribe; Slave; WomanRegister of Documents Prepared at the Grapheion1933Long roll broken at the right end, which was cut in seven pieces when housed into glass. - At the folds of the roll deep indentations have been worn from both edges toward the center of the sheet (the damage is most important in the right part of the roll). - The sheet bearing col. I of the recto and col. XI-XII of the Verso was attached to the rest after these columns had been written.H1Recto (written across the fibres); Verso (and Recto, col. I): grapheion accountsDocumentary966r5_1.bmp<_600DPIFront_R1>966r_5a.bmp<_600DPIFront_R2>966r_5d.bmp<_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_6002k2EzAdministration; Agriculture; Debt; Deposit; Divorce; Dowry; Guild; House ownership; Land ownership; Lease; Loan; Marriage; Notary; Nursing; Price; Priest; Renting; Scribe; Slave; Woman|PHOoriginal size: 310 x 28 cmJune 1922; acquired from Nahman through the British MuseumKronion son of ApionPHArchive of Kronion son of Apion, nomographos of the grapheion of Tebtynis; see also noteRecto, col. II-XXII presents a financial register (anagraphe) of all the documents drawn up day by day in the record-office (grapheion) of Tebtynis during the 6th year of the Emperor Claudius; the writing fee (grammaBtikon) charged for the preparation of each document is indicated, and periodic summaries of the income and disbursements of the record office are given (See also the accounts of expenditures made by the grapheion official contained in Recto, col. I, and Verso, col. I-XII). - Recto, col. XVIII records the documents drawn up between June 26-July 12, 46 A.D.L. 28: read Pesxemio(s) instead of Herodiono(s) (compare col. XIX, l. 23). (PH)After August 23, 46 A.D. (Recto, 22~AP.Mich.inv. 966BRecto, col. XIXCPapDXArchive of Kronion son of Apion, nomographos of the grapheion of Tebtynis; see also noteEBoak AERFPMich IIG123, Recto, col. XIXH1933 A_L. 8: read Hera]kle(s) Aphrodio(u) (for Aphrodisiou), instead of [- - -]me(--) Aphrodio(u): compare P.Mich. II, 128, col. III, 13; V, 240, 33. - L. 23: read (drachmon) 56, instead of (drachmon) 46. - L. 39-40: read: ekchoresis heptalour[iko(u)] | [klerou arouron] 6 1/2 (compare l. 27), instead of: ekchore(seos) hepta aro(uron) | [- - -] 6 1/2. (PH)_UYesV6 glasses: glasses 1; 2; 5; 6 on top of E (be careful when removing them!); glasses 3; 4 on top of locker 11 (in front of the door)WNoX:June 1922; acquired from Nahman through the British Museum[/Register of Documents Prepared at the Grapheion\original size: 310 x 28 cm]KL. 9, end: fibre to move; l. 10, middle: idem; l. 40, begin: fibres to movee: idem; l. 40, begin: fibres to movepier' provenant d'un bureau de notaire de l'gypte ancienne oatres22hAoriginal size: 310 x 28 cmJune 1922; acquired from Nahman through the British MuseumKronion son of ApionPHArchive of Kronion son of Apion, nomographos of the grapheion of Tebtynis; see also noteRecto, col. II-XXII presents a financial register (anagraphe) of all the documents drawn up day by day in the record-office (grapheion) of Tebtynis during the 6th year of the Emperor Claudius; the writing fee (grammaBtikon) charged for the preparation of each document is indicated, and periodic summaries of the income and disbursements of the record office are given (See also the accounts of expenditures made by the grapheion official contained in Recto, col. I, and Verso, col. I-XII). - Recto, col. XIX records the documents drawn up between July 14-23, 46 A.D.L. 8: read Hera]kle(s) Aphrodio(u) (for Aphrodisiou), instead of [- - -]me(--) Aphrodio(u): compare P.Mich. II, 128, col. 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II, 122). - Col. XVIII-XX of the Recto are written across the fibres of the sheet.uKronion son of Apionv.After August 23, 46 A.D. (Recto, col. II-XXII)w Ann Arbor8ARecto, col. II-XXII presents a financial register (anagraphe) of all the documents drawn up day by day in the record-office (grapheion) of Tebtynis during the 6th year of the Emperor Claudius; the writing fee (grammatikon) charged for the preparation of each document is indicated, and periodic summaries of the income and disbursements of the record office are given (See also the accounts of expenditures made by the grapheion official contained in Recto, col. I, and Verso, col. I-XII). - ReBGcto, col. XX records the documents drawn up between July 26-31, 46 A.D.59olumn.nVaccountdrawingVaccountfeastfeedingirrigationprofessionreligionVaccountfeedingVVVVVaccountfeedingloannotarypriceprofession*VaccountfeedingpriceVaccountfeedingwoman0VaccountfoodpriestchristianVaccountfuneraryprofessionlistslavetaxationtaxcollecti\Vaccounthealth\VaccountinheritanceprofessionVaccountlandownershipVaccountlandownershipliturgycompulsorypublicserviceJVaccountlandownershipreligionchristiantaxcollectiontraVaccountlandstatusVVaccountlandstatustaxcollectiontaxationlandVofessionslaveVaccounttaxcollectionVVpVVVVV(V-VVVaccounttaxcollectiontransportboatsVaccounttaxcollectiontransportation5Vaccounttaxation4VaccounttaxationlandtaxcollectiontransportVaccounttaxationtaxcollectionmVadministrationWWWWWW2~28BHcto, col. XIX records the documents drawn up between July 14-23, 46 A.D.69AHerodes; [Herakles] son of Aphrodios <read: Aphrodisios> (see P.Mich. II, p. 218; V, p. 381); Mieus (see also P.Mich. II, 123, Recto, col. XV, 40); Aphrodisios; Orseus; Tapnebtynis; Onnophris; Harentotes; Harmiysis; Pites; Kronion; (another?) Orseus; Apollonios; Chesis; Orsenouphis; Mysthas (& unnamed wife); Petsiris; Herodes alias Mieus (& unnamed wife); Apollonios; Apollonios son of Herakles (see P.Mich. II, p. 213); Nepheros son of Apollonios grandson of Herakles; (unnamed) heiairB@eis (hiereis); (unnamed) georgoi; (another?) Onnophris; Pesxemis (see also P.Mich. II, 123, Recto, col. XVIII, l. 28); (another?) Orseus; (another?) Kronion; Pnebtynis; Thommous; Papontos; Galates; another Galates; (another?) Onnophris; (another?) Kronion; P--- son of Psyphis; Maron; Marepsemis; Marsisouchos; Pa[- - -].:l. 23). (PH)UYes in case 14)WNo22jBh is a problem. Ask Nigel? Traianos: should I add the bibliography concerning the grapheion, as: - R.H. Pierce, Grapheion, Catalogue, and Library in Roman Egypt, SymbOslo 43 (1968) pp. 68-83; - Hobson Deborah W., The Role of Women in the Economic Life of Roman Egypt: A Case Study from First Century Tebtunis, EchCl 28 = N.S., 3 (1984) pp. 373-390; - Montevecchi Orsolina, La crisi economica sotto Claudio e Nerone: Nuove testimonianze, Neronia III. Actes du IIIe Colloque International de la SCocit Internationale d'tudes Nroniennes. Varenna, juin 1982 = Atti CERDAC. 12 = N.S., 2 (1982-1983 [1987])pp. 139-148; - JENKINS Fred W., New Texts from the Tebtunis Grapheion Archive, BASP 29 (1992) pp. 31-40; - E. Husselman, Procedures of the Record Office of Tebtunis in the First Century A.D., Proceedings of the Twelfth International Congress of Papyrology (Toronto, 1970) pp. 223-238; - Kovel'man A.B., Arenda v Juznom Fajume v seredine i v. n. e. (Po Miciganskim registram.) Avec un r2.2/^@2_2~8B2:A2hA2C2E2G2IiB2D2F2H2jB2D2A5C2s29A2PA2hA2C2EG2iA2C2jA2C2E2X28A29A2C2E2hA2C2E2G2IK2iB2D2F2H2jA2C2E2V2L8A39A3C3O2hA2C2E2G3I~K2iB3D3FRH2jA2C20E2V33 9A3JPA3HhA3@C3FEDG3)IiB3%D3&F3'H3$jB3#D3A22j rest after these columns had been written.Q1RPRecto (written across the fibres); Verso (and Recto, col. I): grapheion accountsS Documentaryhtephersos(?); Tephersos; Mieus; Apollonios; (another?) Heryotes; (another?) Herodes; (another?) Herakles; Thenpetsoykisgand col. XI-XII of the Verso was attached to the rest after these columns had been written.Q1- 22iF, (made) by Galates to Galates. (Fee:) 8 drachmai. Lease of 6 arourai of fodder, (made) by Onnophris to {to} Kronion. (Fee:) 7 obols. (Received) through P- - -, son of Psyphis, for a lease subject to cancellation: 4 obols. Lease of 5 arourai of fodder, (made) by . . . to Maron. (Fee:) 6 obols. Concession of a pastophoros's cell [- - -], (made) by Marepsemis [- - -] to Marsisouchos. (Fee:) 4 silver drachmai. Sale of a house and a small court, (made) by Pa[- - - to - - -]. (Fee:) 8 drachmai.G Petition [- - -]. (Fee:) 5 obols. [[ [- - -] of Zenon. (Fee:) 7 1/2 obols.]] [- - -] of 3 arourai, (made) by [- - -] to his/her brother. (Fee:) 10 drachmai. [[ [- - -]. (Fee:) 3 1/2 obols.]] [[ [- - -] concerning the fullers. (Fee:) 6 obols.]] [- - -] concession of 6 1/2 [arourai] of a seven-arourai [allotment]. (Fee:) 8 silver drachmai. [- - -] 6 obols: for the same (thing), 38 obols [- - -] [- - -] which he/she owes for [- - -] [- - -] on the 5th of [- - -] [- - -] (Fee:) 14 obols. [- -22iDthe 27th. Agreement for furnishing lodging and for a loan of 372 silver drachmai, (made) by Herodes also called Mieus and his wife to Apollonios. (Fee:) 8 silver drachmai. Similarly, (received) through Apollonios, son of Herakles, and his son Nepheros: 12 drachmai. Written declaration of priests and another written declaration by farmers. (Fee) for both (documents): 12 obols, of which the farmers owe [- -]. On the 28th. Agreement to furnish lodging for the sum of 56 silver drachmai, (made)E by Onnophris to Pesxemis. (Fee:) 10 obols. Lease <Read: Agreement> of a lease by way of payment in advance of pasture lands, (made) by Orseus and others to Kronion. (Fee:) 2 silver drachmai. (Received) through Pnebtynis and others for a division (of property), out of 12 silver drachmai: 8 silver drachmai. On the 29th. Acknowledgment of receipt of a dowry of 60 silver drachmai, (made) by Thommous to Papontos. (Fee:) 3 drachmai. Concession of 3 1/2 arourai of a seven-arourai allotment3]2XQ3medium-sizedbusinesshandsameasinpmichii122colxviiVVVVNahman through the British MuseumKronion son of ApionPHArchive of Kronion son of Apion, nomographos of the grapheion of Tebtynis; see also noteRecto, col. II-XXII presents a financial register (anagraphe) of all the documents drawn up day by day in the record-office (grapheion) of Tebtynis during the 6th year of the Emperor Claudius; the writing fee (grammaD?)Tebtynis, Polemonos meris, Arsinoite nome, province of Egyptmedium-sized business hand (same as in P.Mich. II, 122)Orseus; Psenkebkis; Papnebtynis; Mieus (& unnamed wife); Hatres; Harsiesis; Mesoueris; Sosas; Onnophris; Haryotes; Nepheros; Mieus; Orsenouphis; Thaeisarion (Thaisarion) alias Thaesis, sister of Maron; Maron, brother of Thaisarion alias Thaesis; Tasigeris; Eutychos; (another?) Orseus; Ptolemes (Ptolemais, Ptolemaios) (& unnamed wife)22iH -] . . . [- - -] . . . jAdone on the orig. conservation12 Traianos: check translation Check: Nigel: possibility of adding to the note a link to the next and preceding columns or to all the records of this inv. nr. (through an automated search?). We could also make 1 general card (with general bibliography?) with links to all the others? Traianos: number of items (one... now divided in 7 parts?) Traianos: when these cards will be on the web, displayed as a search result, no difference will appear between them, whict of the door)PapYesNoDue to the size of this papyrus roll, its content has been divided in the present database into several cards, one for each column.L. 9, end: fibre to move; l. 10, middle: idem; l. 40, begin: fibres to moveTebtynis, Polemonos meris, Arsinoite nome, province of Egyptmedium-sized business hand (same as in P.Mich. II, 122). - Col. XVIII-XX of E!RrectowrittenacrossthefibresversoandrectocoligrapheVVVrectowrittenacrossthefibresversofainttracesofinkBVrectowrittenacrossthefibresversoisblankVVVVVOVVV V&VLVMVNVWVlV{VVVVVVVVVV]V^VgVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVV`VrectowrittenacrossthefibresversoisblankexceptforaVrectowrittenacrossthefibresversoisblankexceptforanQVrectowrittenacrossthefibresversoispmichi820Vrectowrittenacrossthefibresversoispmichkoenen777]VrectowrittenacrossthefibresversolistofnamesVrectowrittenacrossthefibresversotwolinesofshorthandVVity; Agriculture; Building; Funerary Profession; Police; Cadastre; Irrigation; ; Writing MaterialRegister of Documents Prepared at the Grapheion19331933Long roll broken at the right end, which was cut in seven pieces when housed into glass. - At the folds of the roll deep indentations have been worn from both edges toward the center of the sheet (the damage is most important in the right part of the roll). - TheG sheet bearing col. I of the recto and col. XI-XII of the Verso was attached to the rest after these columns had been written. - The papyrus was broken in the middle of col. XX, most of which is lost.1Recto (written across the fibres); Verso (and Recto, col. I): grapheion accountsDocumentary<_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_622hC3; V, 240, 33. - L. 23: read (drachmon) 56, instead of (drachmon) 46. - L. 39-40: read: ekchoresis heptalour[iko(u)] | [klerou arouron] 6 1/2 (compare l. 27), instead of: ekchore(seos) hepta aro(uron) | [- - -] 6 1/2. (PH)After August 23, 46 A.D. (Recto, col. II-XXII)Boak AERP.Mich.inv. 966GreekAnn ArborRecto, col. XIX - 466 glasses: glasses 1; 2; 5; 6 on top of E (be careful when removing them!); glassesD 3; 4 on top of locker 11 (in front of the door)PapYesNoDue to the size of this papyrus roll, its content has been divided in the present database into several cards, one for each column.L. 9, end: fibre to move; l. 10, middle: idem; l. 40, begin: fibres to moveTebtynis, Polemonos meris, Arsinoite nome, province of Egyptmedium-sized business hand (same as in P.Mich. II, 122). - Col. XVIII-XX of Mfrlbpalmedasamtdesapaitetesinaegyptenwien1989p247n6Vbwfrierlandlordsandtenantsinimperialromep221-222iVbagnallWWW(WVWWWXW[WWWWTWlWnWoWpWvW|WWWW WWWWWWW W+WAW`WWWWW5WWWWWWW[WWWrWWWWbagnall-bWbagnall-kUWWW]WzWWWWbalconi}WbandiWyWbarberIWbaselEWtWbaspWWWW2W\WxWyWWWNWTWlWnWoWpWvW|WWW WWWWWWWW W+WAW`WW5WUWWWWW@WWaWhWWWW"WHW2W4W5W6W7W8W9W:W;W<W=W>W?W@WAWXW`WWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWye:preserved/WpreviousFWpriestWWpriests-WWprimer3WprincepsW!WQWprintsWprobablyWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWYWWWWWW<WWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWW"W+W,WWWWWprobablypartofthesametextasomichi262butsomethingVprobablypartofthesametextasomichi263butsomethingVproblem{WproceedingsvWprojectWWproperWWpropertymWproposedWproposographicalWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWW-[/3black@"bold@-but@2c@<_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8> sing; Price; Priest; Renting; Scribe; Slave; Woman Account; Cession; Land status; Mortgage; Profession; Sale; Bath; Family; Industry; Taxation; Animal; Salary; Apprenticeship; Feeding; Inheritance; Justice; Paramone (o2r‰>ABL IX, 286 (l. 11; bibliography); BL X, 127 (l. 12; 14; bibliography). - Several very small fragments were added to P.Mich. XIII, 660-661: l. 3: read probably epagagom[eno]is, instead of epak[. . . .]s; - l. 9: read probably legeis ton [aut]on, instead of <e>l[eg]eto [aut]on; - l. 10: read tines, instead of p[ant]es; - l. 18: read [- - - hoi ap]o tes komes, instead of [- - -] hoi tes komes. (PH)OAJAntinoe (Antinoou polis)(?), province of the Lower Thebais, Thebais, EgyptJ@A*   *Pbadly damaged, with many holesQ1 (made of several fragments)RRecto; Verso is blankS DocumentaryT 6901r_1.bmpT 6901r_2.bmpU 6900r3.bmpX 6901r_a.bmpX 6901r_b.bmpY 6901r_c.bmpY 6901r_d.bmpY 6901r_e.bmpZ 6901r_f.bmpZ 6901r_g.bmpZ 6901r_h.bmp\ 6900r_3a.bmp\ 6900r_3b.bmp] 6900r_3c.bmph [- - -] pounds of gold and thereafter in front of the present person the same most illustrious Sarapammon asked from u5C2jk publishedp2/24/98s3209AP.Mich.inv. 966BRecto, col. XXCPapDXArchive of Kronion son of Apion, nomographos of the grapheion of Tebtynis; see also noteEBoak AERFPMich IIG123, Recto, col. XXH1933UYesV6 glasses: glasses 1; 2; 5; 6 on top of E (be careful when removing them!); glasses 3; 4 on top of locker 11 (in front of the door)WNoX:June 1922; acquired from Nahman through the British Museum[/Register of Documents Prepared at the Grapheion\original size: 310 x 28 cm]join 2 parts? L. 5-6 fragment misplaced; l. 14-15 fragment folded (see Verso); l. 20 fragment to move (on the right) + reading to check; l. 24 frg. misplaced on right; l. 29, left: same thing; l. 31-33, left: fibres_Due to the size of this papyrus roll, its content has been divided in the present database into several cards, one for each column.nDocumentary<_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8> ai. Loan of 156 silver drachmai, (made) by Soterichos to Apollonios and his wife. (Fee:) 4 drachmai 7 obols. On the 6th. Agr*igaleriusWWWxWgalleyWgallicaEWWgallicanusGWgallienus~WWWHWMWgallus}WWWW[WWgameslWWganidesWganisWganymas7WganymedeyWgaolWWgarbWgardenWWWWW1WLWNWPWWWWWWW W W:Wgarden-taxWWWWWgardenerW}WW WgardenersmWgardeningW WgardensHWgarliciWWgarment{WWWAWxWKW:WgarmentsiWHW!W#WWWW"WgarrisonWgate6WAWFWMWmWvWWWW7WWgate-houseWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWW$W%W&W'W)W*W+W,W.W/W0WW8Wgate-wayWgatewayDWvW}WWWWus (& unnamed wife); Apollonios; Apollonios son of Herakles (see P.Mich. II, p. 213H(' arobouWarouraWarouresWWarouronWarpaloWartabaiWWWartabasWWarto'Was`WWzW|WWWOWW+WWWW2W<WCWkWfWWWWWWWWWQWoW2W6WasioneDWasklatosWasotatosWWassignedWQWasytWatQWUWWWWWWWWatebalenWathosWatisiosXWatisiouXWWatoitouWatoshWWauWauiosWauleten7Waune WautasWautonWautouWWb5WW8WlWWblviii384l4blix286date8Vb115WbaWbacchiadWWWWWWWOWbe<WbearWbearingWzWWbearsWbebaioiWbeen WWWWQWOWbefore<WWYWWEWbeginningWWbeginningsWbeginsWWEWbelongingWbelongsfWbelowRWbetterWbetween|WW2W>19322iBer: 4 silver drachmai; Orsenouphis, son of Anchious: 4 silver drachmai. Acknowledgment of receipt of 400 drachmai, (made) by Kollauthis to Heraklas. (Fee:) 18 obols. Acknowledgment of receipt of 24 drachmai, (made) by Thenapynchis to Kronion. (Fee:) 7 obols. Sale of a house, (made) by Thotsythmis, son of Chales, to Didymos. (Fee:) 4 drachmai. Sale [of - - -], (made) by Kronion the dyer, and Kronion, his brother, to Kronion, son of Pet[- - -] Agreement of . . . of 4 places (totalling?) 4 arCourai, (made) by Petsiris and others to Harmiysis. (Fee:) 8 drachmai. Contract (for) a dowry of 420 silver drachmai, (made) by Pachis and his wife to Taorsenouphis. (Fee:) 50 silver drachmai. Contract (concerning) 100 silver drachmai, (made) by Herakles and his wife to Heron. (Fee:) 4 drachmai. Contract (for a dowry of) 60 silver drachmai, (made) by Marepsemis, son of Osis, and his wife to Heraklous. (Fee:) 10 obols. Contract (for a dowry of) 180 silver drachmai, (made) by Chrates to Herak2\hKTR2><_600DPIFront_R1>966r_6a.bmp<_600DPIFront_R2>966r_6d.bmp<_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>iA[For] reports of the tax on transfer (. . .) Orsenouphis [- - -]: [- - -] son of Akousilaos: [. .] silver [drachmai]; [- - -]mnis, greengrocer: [. .] silver [drachmai]; [- - -]tkisos, freedman: 10(?) obols; [- - -]enephies, dyer: 15 obols Eutychos, son of Takolleeinis: 4 silver drachmai; Pausis, maker of thick garments: 10 silver drachmai; Haryotes, interpreter: 4 silver drachmai; Sarapias, teacher: 4 silver drachmai; Harpaesis, of Areos kome(?): 12 silver drachmai; Papnebtynis, stone-cuttrsenouphis; Papontos; Galates; Didymas son of Lysas; Lysas, komogrammateus (see P.Mich. II, p. 222);; (unnamed) hegoumenos gerdion; (unnamed)22LjEu Kronion, un notaire du dbut de notre re.], P.H.M. GERVER, J.G. KUIJL, A.J.H. PLEYSIER, R.T.G. VERSTRAATEN (Edd.), Heden verschenen voor mij ... Liber Amicorum aangeboden aan prof. mr. A.L.M. Soons, gewoon hoogleraar in het Notarile Recht aan de Faculteit der Rechtsgeleerdheid van de Rijksuniversiteit Leiden ter gelegenheid van zijn emeritaat (Arnhem, 1995) pp. 119-126, 1 tabl., 1 fac-sim., 1 arbre gnal. scanned; checked g@A /  4    L  Z k publishedp2/25/98s3215'AP.Mich.inv. 966BRecto, col. XXIICPapDXArchive of Kronion son of Apion, nomographos of the grapheion of Tebtynis; see also noteEBoak AERFPMich IIG123, Recto, col. XXIIH1933K=L. 21: read Amaeitos instead of Amasitos; idem in l. 23. (PH)UYesf in case 14)WNoX:June 1922; acquired from Nahman through the British Museumire de l'gypte ancienne o22iAMonth of Kaisareios [- - -] On the 2nd. Agreement [- - -], (made) by Paopis [- - -] Agreement [- - -], (made) by Herak[- - -] Lease [- - -], (made) by Harmiysis [- - -] Agreement [- - -], (made) by Koll[- - -] Lease [- - -], (made) by Mesoueris [- - -] Lease [- - -], (made) by Onnophris [- - -] Lease [- - -], (made) by Psyphis [- - -] Agreement [- - - of - - -], the great god [- - -], (made) by Kollauthis(?) [- - -] Petition, (made) by Or[- - -] Agreement to furnish lodging(?) [- - -], (maBde) by Tapnebtynis [- - -] Agreement [- - -], (made) by Papnebtynis [- - -]. (Fee:) 4 drachmai. On the 3rd. Agreement [- - -], (made) by Harmiysis [- - -]. (Fee:) 12 [- -] On the 4th. Contract [for a dowry of - - -], (made) by Kronion and [- - -] Written declaration of the elders of Kerkesoucha(?). (Fee:) 2 silver drachmai. Agreement of . . . of 4(?) silver drachmai, (made) by Pansosneus and [another to] Didymos. (Fee:) 4 drachmai. On the 5th. Agreement of . . . of [. .] arourai of green f2hG sheet bearing col. I of the recto and col. XI-XII of the Verso was attached to the rest after these columns had been written. - The papyrus was broken in the middle of col. XX, most of which is lost.1Recto (written across the fibres); Verso (and Recto, col. I): grapheion accountsDocumentary966r5_1.bmp<_600DPIFront_R1>966r_5c.bmp<_600DPIFront_R2>966r_5f.bmp<_600DPIFrHont_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>i cut in seven pieces when housed into glass. - At the folds of the roll deep indentations have been worn from both edges toward the center of the sheet (the damage is most important in the right part of the roll). - The22PALong roll broken at the right end, which was cut in seven pieces when housed into glass. - At the folds of the roll deep indentations have been worn from both edges toward the center of the sheet (the damage is most important in the right part of the roll). - The sheet bearing col. I of the recto and col. XI-XII of the Verso was attached to the rest after these columns had been written. - The papyrus was broken in the middle of col. XX, most of which is lost.Q1RPRecto (written across the fibres); Verso (and Recto, col. I): grapheion accountsS DocumentaryT 966r5_1.bmpT 966r6_1.bmpX 966r_5c.bmpX 966r_6a.bmpY 966r_5f.bmpY 966r_6d.bmphOslo 43 (1968) pp. 68-83; - Hobson Deborah W., The Role of Women in the Economic Life of Roman Egypt: A Case Study from First Century Tebtunis, EchCl 28 = N.S., 3 (1984) pp. 373-390; - Montevecchi Orsolina, La crisi economica sotto Claudio e Nerone: Nuove testimonianze, Neronia III. Actes du IIIe Colloque International de la S22hAoriginal size: 310 x 28 cmJune 1922; acquired from Nahman through the British MuseumKronion son of ApionPHArchive of Kronion son of Apion, nomographos of the grapheion of Tebtynis; see also noteRecto, col. II-XXII presents a financial register (anagraphe) of all the documents drawn up day by day in the record-office (grapheion) of Tebtynis during the 6th year of the Emperor Claudius; the writing fee (grammaBtikon) charged for the preparation of each document is indicated, and periodic summaries of the income and disbursements of the record office are given (See also the accounts of expenditures made by the grapheion official contained in Recto, col. I, and Verso, col. I-XII). - Recto, col. XX records the documents drawn up between July 26-31, 46 A.D.After August 23, 46 A.D. (Recto, col. II-XXII)Boak AERKerkesoucha(?)P.Mich.inv. 966GreekAnn ArborRecto, col. XX - 47(?)6 glasses: glasses 1; 2; 5; 6 on top of E (be careful when removing them!); glasses 3; 4 on top of locker 11 (in front of the door)PapYesNoDue to the size of this papyrus roll, its content has been divided in the present database into several cards, one for each column.join 2 parts? L. 5-6 fragment misplaced; l. 14-15 fragment folded (see Verso); l. 2D0 fragment to move (on the right) + reading to check; l. 24 frg. misplaced on right; l. 29, left: same thing; l. 31-33, left: fibresTebtynis, Polemonos meris, Arsinoite nome, province of Egyptmedium-sized business hand (same as in P.Mich. II, 122). - Col. XVIII-XX of the Recto are written across the fibres of the sheet.Paopis; Herak[- - -]; Harmiysis; Koll[- - -]; Mesoueris; Onnophris; Psyphis; Kollauthis; Or[- - -]; Tapnebtynis; Papnebtynis; (anot229APaopis; Herak[- - -]; Harmiysis; Koll[- - -]; Mesoueris; Onnophris; Psyphis; Kollauthis; Or[- - -]; Tapnebtynis; Papnebtynis; (another?) Harmiysis; Kronion; (unnamed) prosbyteroi (presbyteroi) of Kerkesoucha(?); Pansosneus; Didymos; (another?) Papnebtynis; Tephersos; Panesis; Marsisouchos; Peteeus; Lysas, komogrammateus (see P.Mich. II, p. 222); Marepsemis; Psenkebkis; (another?) Marsisouchos; Pakebkis; Patron; Lysimachos; Herakles(?); (another?) 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(Fee:) 16 silver drachmai. Loan of 180 silver drachmai, (made) by Marsisouchos to Harpaesis and another. [- - -] Contract (concerning) 100 silver drachmai, (made) by Kollouthos and his wife to Tepheros. (Fee:) 4 drachmai. On the 9th. Contract for a dowry of 28 silver drachmai, (made) by Chomenis to Panther. (Fee:) 10 obols. Agreement of division (of property), (made) by Mestoys to his sons. (Fee:) 8 drachmai. Contract (for a dowry of) 80 drachmai, (made) by Nepheros and his wife to TEhenphemnasis. (Fee:) . . drachmai. Agreement to furnish lodging for the sum of 300 silver drachmai, (made) by Petsiris to Paeus. (Fee:) 8 silver drachmai. Loan of 112 silver drachmai, (made) by Harsiesis to Patynis. (Fee:) 2 silver drachmai. Lease of 13 1/2 arourai . . ., (made) by Orsenouphis to Papontos. (Fee:) . . drachmai. Sale of . . . bikoi, (made) by Galates to Didymas the son of Lysas, the village secretary [- - -] Written declaration of the president (of the guild) of weavers for 229E,; (another?) Harmiysis; (another?) OnnophriszAdministration; Agriculture; Debt; Deposit; Divorce; Dowry; Family; Freedman; Guild; House ownership; Inheritance; Land ownership; Lease; Loan; Marriage; Notary; Price; Priest; Profession; Renting; Sale; Scribe; Taxation; Woman{!Aryokomites (Areokomites?); Talei|PHOGreekAnn ArborRecto, col. XXI - 556 glasses: glasses 1; 2; 5; 6 on top of E (be careful when removing them!); glasses 3; 4 on top of locker 11 (in front of the door)PapYesNoDue to the size of this papyrus roll, its content has been divided in the present database into several cards, one for each column.L. 9-10, begin: fragment to move slightly? - Realign two parts D(there is a fold, which makes the ends of the lines too low, or - if you prefer - the left part to be too much on the right...); l. 34: fold on the left; l. 48, end: check fibres; same for l. 54-55Tebtynis, Polemonos meris, Arsinoite nome, province of Egyptmedium-sized business hand (same as in P.Mich. II, 122)Orsenouphis; [- - -] son of Akousilaos; [- - -]mnis, lachanopoles; [- - -]tkisos, apeleutheros; [- - -]enephies, bapheus; Eutychos son of Ta9Q9leastWlebitosWleeinW WWHWleeinsonofbaVleeinsonofnikanorHVlegalFWZWWlegatiWlegioMWWWlegionosWlegomene{Wlegomenos{WleiponWlelis!WlenaeitesWleonWWWleonsonofonnophrispersestesepigonesVleonsonoforsenouphisVleonunnamedsonVleonidasWleonides킂qWUW)WrW W1WleonidessonofcharidemosVleonidessonofpapeeisUVleontas7Wleontios W[WWleontiosdekaprotos VleontiossonoflamprosVleontiskosWWW{WWleontiskossonofleontiskospersestesepigonesseealsopVVVleukogionWleukogiouWW WlfidiusEWlfidiusvictorinusdecurioformerequesEVlianospWlianosiulianuspoliteuomenospVlibelarisVWWlibelarisliberalisVVliberalisVW W WtWWW_W Mortgage; Bath; Family; I7"ipay`WtWWW4W:W?WCWDWEWWWWWWW'W6WQW^W_WeWhWuWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWW"W4W7W<W>W@WGWHWIWRWVWoWWWWWWWWWWWWWW&WFWPWbWcWmWnWqWyW~WWWWWWWWW8W?W@W|W}WWW-W.WWW[W^WgWkWlWoWwWyWWWWWWWWWZWpay>Wpayable9WpayingyWkWW7W>WMWNWcWsWWWgWWW WpaymentW9WWWOW8WWfWWWWWLWOWkWlWpW}WWWWpechysisWpediophylaxUWpeeVWpeeioulis'Wpeeous+Wpeer-treesZWpeeuswW!Wpeeusthecowherdonthe28thwVpeibisWpeibissonofpetbesVpeisikles`WpekIW22jCocit Internationale d'tudes Nroniennes. Varenna, juin 1982 = Atti CERDAC. 12 = N.S., 2 (1982-1983 [1987])pp. 139-148; - JENKINS Fred W., New Texts from the Tebtunis Grapheion Archive, BASP 29 (1992) pp. 31-40; - E. Husselman, Procedures of the Record Office of Tebtunis in the First Century A.D., Proceedings of the Twelfth International Congress of Papyrology (Toronto, 1970) pp. 223-238; - Kovel'man A.B., Arenda v Juznom Fajume v seredine i v. n. e. (Po Miciganskim registram.) Avec un rDsum en anglais: Land Leases in Southern Fayum in the Middle of the 1 Century A.D. (based on the Michigan records.), VDI 128 (1974, fasc. 2) pp. 69-85; - Cockle Walter E.H., State Archives in Graeco-Roman Egypt from 30 B.C. to the Reign of Septimius Severus, JEA 70 (1984) pp. 106-122 - PESTMAN P.W., 'Oud papier' uit een notariskantoor in het oude Egypte ofwel Kronion, een notaris uit het begin van onze jaartelling. [Du 'vieux papier' provenant d'un bureau de notaire de l'gypte ancienne o119hI1/><_600DPIFront_R2>966r_3f.bmp<_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>iA[Agreement] of division [of property, (made) by - - -] to Dionysios and Taorseus. [(Fee:) - - -] [Acknowledgment (of receipt)] of a dowry of 160 silver drachmai, [(made) by - - -] to Taorseus. (Fee:) 1 drachme . . . [Agreement] concerning (- - -) of a president, [(made) by - - -] to Petesouchos. (Fee:) 4 drachmai. [- - -] through Kronion, son of Soterichos: 6 drachmai, of which he owes [- - -] Equal for Choiak 192 silver drachmai 23 obols. And loan from Orsenouphis, son of Belphis: 4 <recto, col. IXTebtynis, Polemonos meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptRecto, col. IXPMich IIAccount; Adminis22iFthe coming 7th year on [- - -]. He owes the fee. Petition, (made) by Kollouthos, son of Papnebtynis. Gratis. (Received) through Thouonis, son of Onnophris, (for?) reports of the tax on transfer [- - -] On the . . . Lease of 4 arourai, (made) by Sotas to Papontos. (Fee:) . . obols. Acknowledgment of receipt of a dowry of 300(?) silver drachmai, (made) by Thenarkeeis to Orseus. (Fee:) 10 [obols]. Sale of a house and small court, (made) by Orseus to Apias. (Fee:) 4 [silver] drachmai. Lease ofG [. . arourai] of fodder, (made) by Marsisouchos to Patron and Petesis. [- - -] Lease of 3 arourai, (made) by Kronion to {to} Pallaous. (Fee:) 16 silver drachmai. Lease of 4 arourai of fodder, (made) by Marsisouchos to Patynis. (Fee:) 14 [obols]. Payment, (made) by Heraklas and other dealers in salt of Talei and Th[- - -] Acknowledgment (of receipt) of a dowry of [. .] silver [drachmai], (made) by Lysas to Thenpsosneus. [- - -] Petition, (made) by Orsenouphis, son of Horos. (Fee:) [. .] ob22jAdone on the orig. conservation12 Traianos: check translation Check: Nigel: possibility of adding to the note a link to the next and preceding columns or to all the records of this inv. nr. (through an automated search?). We could also make 1 general card (with general bibliography?) with links to all the others? Traianos: number of items (one... now divided in 7 parts?) Traianos: when these cards will be on the web, displayed as a search result, no difference will appear between them, whicBh is a problem. Ask Nigel? Traianos: should I add the bibliography concerning the grapheion, as: - R.H. Pierce, Grapheion, Catalogue, and Library in Roman Egypt, SymbOslo 43 (1968) pp. 68-83; - Hobson Deborah W., The Role of Women in the Economic Life of Roman Egypt: A Case Study from First Century Tebtunis, EchCl 28 = N.S., 3 (1984) pp. 373-390; - Montevecchi Orsolina, La crisi economica sotto Claudio e Nerone: Nuove testimonianze, Neronia III. Actes du IIIe Colloque International de la S22iHol(s). Agreement of deposit of [. .] silver [drachmai], (made) by Kronion to Pallaous. [- - -]. Loan of [. .] silver [drachmai], (made) by Heros to Stotoetis and his wife. [- - -]. On the 23rd. Agreement [- - -], (made) by Thentitois to Akousilaos and [another(?). - - -]. Agreement [- - -], (made) by Heras and his wife to Herodion. [- - -]. Loan of [. .] silver [drachmai], (made) by Maron to Kollouthos. [- - -]. Lease of 10(?) arourai, (made) by Heron to Pastoous. [- - -] Loan [- - -], (maIde) by Marepsemis, son of Patareis, to Psyphis. [- - -] On the 24th. Agreement to furnish lodging [- - -], (made) by Orseus to Papontos. [- - -] Loan [- - -], (made) by Galates to Psyphis and his sister. [- - -] Payment, (made) by Panechotes and other priests [- - -] Agreement [- - -], (made) by A---tis, son of Ktestis, to his sons(?). [- - -] [- - -], (made) by Harmiysis(?) and others to [- - -] [- - -], (made) by Onnophris and others to [- - -]2jon of Ktestis (& unnamed sons?)22hEkolleeinis (see P.Mich. II, p. 216); Pausis, kasopois (kasopoios); Haryotes, hermeneous (hermeneus); Sarapias, deskalos (didaskalos); Harpaesis, Aryokomites (Areokomites?); Papnebtynis, laxos; Orsenouphis son of Anchious; Kollauthis; Heraklas; Thenapynchis; Kronion; Thotsythmis son of Chales; Didymos; (another) Kronion, bapheus, brother of Kronion; (another) Kronion, brother of Kronion the dyer (bapheus); (another) Kronion son of Pet[- - -]; Petsiris; Harmiysis; Pachis (& unnamed wife); TaForsenouphis; Herakles (& unnamed wife); Heron; Marepsemis son of Osis (& unnamed wife); Heraklous; Chrates; (the same?) Heraklous; Marsisouchos; (another?) Harpaesis; Kollouthos (& unnamed wife); Tepheros; Chomenis; Panther; Mestoys (& unnamed sons); Nepheros (& unnamed wife); Thenphemnasis; (another?) Petsiris; Paeus; Harsiesis; Patynis; (another?) Orsenouphis; Papontos; Galates; Didymas son of Lysas; Lysas, komogrammateus (see P.Mich. II, p. 222);; (unnamed) hegoumenos gerdion; (unnamed)%9colonianusWcomes>WWWWqWcommodus}WWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWW WjWWWWWWWWWFWyWKWcommodusemperorVVVVVVVVVVVVVVFVyVKVcommoduslateranusconsuls VcomtusWcomtusoffelliuscenturioVconcessusW{WconductorpWcongrWcongressoOWWWWW8WconsistoriiqWconstWconstansrWformeremperorconsul[VconstantiusiiemperoriulianuscaesarconsulsVconstantiusmaximianuscaesaresfVconsulWWW[WrWyWzWWconsulsWWW WW WWWWWOWW8WWcopreWcoprekopresVcopresWcopreskopresseealsopmichvii461VcoptiWcornWcornelianus WcorneliusWWWcornicolariusWWcornicularius!WWWcorrected;WcousinW22P8ARecto, col. II-XXII presents a financial register (anagraphe) of all the documents drawn up day by day in the record-office (grapheion) of Tebtynis during the 6th year of the Emperor Claudius; the writing fee (grammatikon) charged for the preparation of each document is indicated, and periodic summaries of the income and disbursements of the record office are given (See also the accounts of expenditures made by the grapheion official contained in Recto, col. I, and Verso, col. I-XII). - ReBJcto, col. XXI records the documents drawn up between Aug. 1(?)-17, 46 A.D.89based on the Michigan records.), VDI 128 (1974, fasc. 2) pp. 69-85; - Cockle Walter E.H., State Archives in Graeco-Roman Egypt from 30 B.C. to the Reign of Septimius Severus, JEA 70 (1984) pp. 106-122 - PESTMAN P.W., 'Oud papier' uit een notariskantoor in het oude Egypte ofwel Kronion, een notaris uit het begin van onze jaartelling. 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IV, 1419); kleros Anouphiou|PHyteros; Aurelius Ponnis son of Ieremios (Jeremy);22hAoriginal size: 310 x 28 cmJune 1922; acquired from Nahman through the British MuseumKronion son of ApionPHArchive of Kronion son of Apion, nomographos of the grapheion of Tebtynis; see also noteRecto, col. II-XXII presents a financial register (anagraphe) of all the documents drawn up day by day in the record-office (grapheion) of Tebtynis during the 6th year of the Emperor Claudius; the writing fee (grammaBtikon) charged for the preparation of each document is indicated, and periodic summaries of the income and disbursements of the record office are given (See also the accounts of expenditures made by the grapheion official contained in Recto, col. I, and Verso, col. I-XII). - Recto, col. XXI records the documents drawn up between Aug. 1(?)-17, 46 A.D.After August 23, 46 A.D. (Recto, col. II-XXII)Boak AERAryokomites (Areokomites?); TaleiP.22iCodder, (made) by Papnebtynis [- - -]. (Fee:) 8 obols. Lease of [. .] arourai [- - -], (made) by Tephersos [- - -] Lease [- - -], (made) by Panesis and another [- - -]. (Fee:) [. .] silver [drachmai] Lease of 4 arourai of fodder, (made) by Marsisouchos and another to Peteeus(?). Gratis for(?) Lysas, the village secretary. Sale [- - -], (made) by Marepsemis to [- - -] Lease of [. .] arourai [- - -], (made) by Psenkebkis [to] Marsisouchos. (Fee:) 8 [- - -] On the 6th. Lease of 7 arourai [- - D-], (made) by Pakebkis and another to Patron. (Fee:) 16 obols. Loan of [. .] silver drachmai, (made) by Lysimachos to Herakles(?). [- - -] [- - -] Lease of [. .] arourai of fodder, (made) by Pakebkis to [- - -] (Traces of some 12 additional lines).j col. I-XII). - Recto, col. XX records the documents drawn up between July 26-31, 46 A.D.After August 23, 46 A.D. (Recto, col. II-XXII)Boak AERKerkesoucha(?)P.Mich.inv. 966123, Recto, col. XXITebtynis, Polemonos meris, Arsinoite nome, province22jCocit Internationale d'tudes Nroniennes. Varenna, juin 1982 = Atti CERDAC. 12 = N.S., 2 (1982-1983 [1987])pp. 139-148; - JENKINS Fred W., New Texts from the Tebtunis Grapheion Archive, BASP 29 (1992) pp. 31-40; - E. Husselman, Procedures of the Record Office of Tebtunis in the First Century A.D., Proceedings of the Twelfth International Congress of Papyrology (Toronto, 1970) pp. 223-238; - Kovel'man A.B., Arenda v Juznom Fajume v seredine i v. n. e. (Po Miciganskim registram.) Avec un rDsum en anglais: Land Leases in Southern Fayum in the Middle of the 1 Century A.D. (based on the Michigan records.), VDI 128 (1974, fasc. 2) pp. 69-85; - Cockle Walter E.H., State Archives in Graeco-Roman Egypt from 30 B.C. to the Reign of Septimius Severus, JEA 70 (1984) pp. 106-122 - PESTMAN P.W., 'Oud papier' uit een notariskantoor in het oude Egypte ofwel Kronion, een notaris uit het begin van onze jaartelling. [Du 'vieux papier' provenant d'un bureau de notaire de l'gypte ancienne oA[ihas_WpWtWuW{W|W}W~WWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWW3W9WCWDWEWFWW3W3WWWWWWWW3W3Wn official contained in Recto, col. I, and Verso, col. I-XII). - Recto, col. XXI records the documents drawn up between Aug. 1(?)-17, 46 A.D.After August 23, 46 A.D. (Recto, col. II-XXII)Boak AERP.Mich.inv. 966GreekAnn ArCborRecto, col. XXI - 557 glasses (1 was in Locker 2; 6 others, including 1 oversize) with Pearl's stuff in case 14)PapYesNoDue to the size of this papyrus roll, its content has been divided in the present database into several cards, one for each column.Tebtynis, Polemonos meris, Arsinoite nome, province of Egyptmedium-sized business hand (same as in P.Mich. II, 122)Orsenouphis;229Csenouphis; Papontos; Galates; Didymas son of Lysas; Lysas, komogrammateus (see P.Mich. II, p. 222);; (unnamed) hegoumenos gerdion; (unnamed) gerdioi; Kollouthos son of Papnebtynis; Thouonis son of Onnophris; Sotas; (another?) Papontos; Thenarkeeis; Orseus; (another) Orseus; Apias; (another?) Marsisouchos; Patron; Petesis; (another?) Kronion; Pallaous; (another?) Marsisouchos; (another?) Patynis; Heraklas, halopoles; (unnamed) halopolai; (another?) Lysas; Thenpsosneus; Orsenouphis son of HoDros (see P.Mich. II, p. 224); (another?) Kronion; (another?) Pallaous; Heros; Stotoetis (& unnamed wife); Thentitois; Akousilaos; Heras (& unnamed wife); Herodion; Maron; (another?) Kollouthos; (another?) Heron; Pastoous; Marepsemis son of Patareis (see also P.Mich. II, 123, Recto, col. V, 7); Psyphis; (another?) Orseus; (another?) Papontos; (another?) Galates; (another?) Psyphis (& unnamed sister); Panechotes, hiereus; (unnamed) heiereis (hiereis); A---tis son of Ktestis (& unnamed sons?)229AOrsenouphis; [- - -] son of Akousilaos; [- - -]mnis, lachanopoles; [- - -]tkisos, apeleutheros; [- - -]enephies, bapheus; Eutychos son of Takolleeinis (see P.Mich. II, p. 216); Pausis, kasopois (kasopoios); Haryotes, hermeneous (hermeneus); Sarapias, deskalos (didaskalos); Harpaesis, Aryokomites (Areokomites?); Papnebtynis, laxos; Orsenouphis son of Anchious; Kollauthis; Heraklas; Thenapynchis; Kronion; Thotsythmis son of Chales; Didymos; (another) Kronion, bapheus, brother of Kronion; (anBother) Kronion, brother of Kronion the dyer (bapheus); (another) Kronion son of Pet[- - -]; Petsiris; Harmiysis; Pachis (& unnamed wife); Taorsenouphis; Herakles (& unnamed wife); Heron; Marepsemis son of Osis (& unnamed wife); Heraklous; Chrates; (the same?) Heraklous; Marsisouchos; (another?) Harpaesis; Kollouthos (& unnamed wife); Tepheros; Chomenis; Panther; Mestoys (& unnamed sons); Nepheros (& unnamed wife); Thenphemnasis; (another?) Petsiris; Paeus; Harsiesis; Patynis; (another?) OrFEs9paianosWDWW:W WW WpaiaroosWpaiarosWWpaias<_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>iA[- - -] to Panesis and another [- - -] [- - -, (made) by - - - and] other makers of thick garments to Panesis and [- - -] [Lease of . . arourai] of fodder, (made) by [- - -, son/daughter] of Patagas to Orseus. [(Fee:) - -] [Lease] of 4 arourai, [(made) by - - -] to Papontos. [(Fee:) - -] [- - -] of Patechthos. [Lease] of 2 arourai, [(made) by - - -] to Harmiysis. (Fee:) [. .] obols. [Lease] of 7 1/2 arourai, (made) by Papontos(?) to Peteeus. [(Fee:) - -] [Agreement] of partnership in a halnother?) Amaeis; Paches; Plosis; Apollonios; Thenmenches; (another?) Kronion; Iucundus; Hermas; (unnamed) halopolai of Ibion Eikosipentarouron; . . .elaos; (another?) Mesoueris; Eutycheides; Onnophris; Aphrodisios; Orsenouphis brother of Chatres; Chatres; (another?) Orsenouphis; Tapetsoykis; Psosneus(?); Eutychos; Maron; Kronion, eleourgos (elaiourgos) (see also P.Mich. V, 238, l. 34); ( hal22hAoriginal size: 310 x 28 cmJune 1922; acquired from Nahman through the British MuseumKronion son of ApionPHArchive of Kronion son of Apion, nomographos of the grapheion of Tebtynis; see also noteRecto, col. II-XXII presents a financial register (anagraphe) of all the documents drawn up day by day in the record-office (grapheion) of Tebtynis during the 6th year of the Emperor Claudius; the writing fee (grammaBtikon) charged for the preparation of each document is indicated, and periodic summaries of the income and disbursements of the record office are given (See also the accounts of expenditures made by the grapheion official contained in Recto, col. I, and Verso, col. I-XII). - Recto, col. XXII records the documents drawn up between Aug. 21-23, 46 A.D.L. 21: read Amaeitos instead of Amasitos; idem in l. 23. (PH)After August 23, 46 A.D. (Recto, col. II-XXII)Boak AERKerkesis (Kerkeesis); Ibion EikosipentarouronP.Mich.inv. 966GreekAnn ArborRecto, col. XXII - 496 glasses: glasses 1; 2; 5; 6 on top of E (be careful when removing them!); glasses 3; 4 on top of locker 11 (in front of the door)PapYesNoDue to the size of this papyrus roll, its content has been divided in the present database into several cards, one for eachD column. Lines 47-49 of col. XXII seem to be duplicated in P.Mich. II, 128, col. II, lines 2-4, but under different dates.Begin: check fibres on the left; l. 10: a piece of glacine in the middle of the line; fold on the right; L. 25: folded on hte right; l. 32 check fibres on right; bottom: check fibres everywhere!Tebtynis, Polemonos meris, Arsinoite nome, province of Egyptmedium-sized business hand (same as in P.Mich. II, 122)Pan%QK imonthlyDW`WW?W@W WGWRWoWWYWxWWWGWSWWWW WWW W!W"W#W%W'W(W-Wmonthlypaymentdiagrapheof100drachmai-Vmonths`WWW WW6WW#WQWPWWWW^W_WmoonqWyWWWWWmooninpiscesdegreesVmoon'syWmopsarionWmoreMWuWWyWWWWWOWWW2WWBWCWZWiWyWzWWWWWWWW&W*W-W3W7W:W=W@WBWKW}WWWWW*WvWWWW W W W WWWWWWW&Wmoreover{WWPWWW@W|Wmorepatosmorion'sTWmorningHWIWZWmorosUWWaWWhWWWmorospriestVmorossonofapeisVmorosthepriest1aVmorsolisWmorsous}WmortarWSWcWmortgageWWWWW3W4WLWMWOWfWhWkWW22jAdone on the orig. conservation12 Traianos: check translation Check: Nigel: possibility of adding to the note a link to the next and preceding columns or to all the records of this inv. nr. (through an automated search?). We could also make 1 general card (with general bibliography?) with links to all the others? Traianos: number of items (one... now divided in 7 parts?) Traianos: when these cards will be on the web, displayed as a search result, no difference will appear between them, whicBh is a problem. Ask Nigel? Traianos: should I add the bibliography concerning the grapheion, as: - R.H. Pierce, Grapheion, Catalogue, and Library in Roman Egypt, SymbOslo 43 (1968) pp. 68-83; - Hobson Deborah W., The Role of Women in the Economic Life of Roman Egypt: A Case Study from First Century Tebtunis, EchCl 28 = N.S., 3 (1984) pp. 373-390; - Montevecchi Orsolina, La crisi economica sotto Claudio e Nerone: Nuove testimonianze, Neronia III. Actes du IIIe Colloque International de la S2~hGunnamed) stratiotai; Ptolemaios alias Petesouchos; Didymos; Mieus; (another?) Kronion (& unnamed wife); (another?) Apollonios; (another?) Orsenouphis (& unnamed wife); Ptollas, toparchos; Patynis son of Harsaeis; Papnebtynis; Hatres; (unnamed) apolysimoi; Petheus (& unnamed mother); Heraklas son of Harpaesis (see also P.Mich. II, 123, Recto, col. XIV, 5); [(another?) Harmiysis] (& unnamed wife) (see P.Mich. II, 128, col. II, 2); (another?) Didymos (see also P.Mich. II, 128, col. II, 2); LyHsimachos (see also P.Mich. II, 128, col. II, 3-4); Psyphis [& unnamed wife?] (see also P.Mich. II, 128, col. II, 3-4)123, Recto, col. XXIITebtynis, Polemonos meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptRecto, col. XXIIPMich IIAdministration; Agriculture; Army; Debt; Deposit; Dowry; Guild; Industry; Land ownership; Lease; Loan; Marriage; Notary; Nursing; Paramone (obligation to remain at someone's service); Price; Profes3L2jEu Kronion, un notaire du dbut de notre re.], P.H.M. GERVER, J.G. KUIJL, A.J.H. PLEYSIER, R.T.G. VERSTRAATEN (Edd.), Heden verschenen voor mij ... Liber Amicorum aangeboden aan prof. mr. A.L.M. Soons, gewoon hoogleraar in het Notarile Recht aan de Faculteit der Rechtsgeleerdheid van de Rijksuniversiteit Leiden ter gelegenheid van zijn emeritaat (Arnhem, 1995) pp. 119-126, 1 tabl., 1 fac-sim., 1 arbre gnal. scanned; checked g@A /  4    L  Z k publishedp3/2/98s3220GAP.Mich.inv. 966BVerso, col. II and IIaCPapDXArchive of Kronion son of Apion, nomographos of the grapheion of Tebtynis; see also noteEBoak AERFPMich IIG123, Verso, col. II and IIaH1933KBL X, 122 (l. 12)UYesV6 glasses: glasses 1; 2; 5; 6 on top of E (be careful when removing them!); glasses 3; 4 on top of locker 11 (in front of the door)WNoures0>k jDs in Southern Fayum in the Middle of the 1 Century A.D. (based on the Michigan records.), VDI 128 (1974, fasc. 2) pp. 69-85; - Cockle Walter E.H., State Archives in Graeco-Roman Egypt from 30 B.C. to the Reign of Septimius Severus, JEA 70 (1984) pp. 106-122 - PESTMAN P.W., 'Oud papier' uit een notariskantoor in het oude Egypte ofwel Kronion, een notaris uit het begin van onze jaartelling. [Du 'vieux papier' provenant d'un bureau de notaire de l'gypte ancienne ou Kronion, un notaire du dbEut de notre re.], P.H.M. GERVER, J.G. KUIJL, A.J.H. PLEYSIER, R.T.G. VERSTRAATEN (Edd.), Heden verschenen voor mij ... Liber Amicorum aangeboden aan prof. mr. A.L.M. Soons, gewoon hoogleraar in het Notarile Recht aan de Faculteit der Rechtsgeleerdheid van de Rijksuniversiteit Leiden ter gelegenheid van zijn emeritaat (Arnhem, 1995) pp. 119-126, 1 tabl., 1 fac-sim., 1 arbre gnal. scanned; checked K@another?) Orseus; Taonnophris; (another?) Herodes; Lysimachos; Peteesis ( Y,e.tebtynis:WCWDWEW WWWWWWWWWWW1W2W3W4W5W6W7W8W9W:W;W<W=W>W?W@WAWBWCWDWEWFWGWHWIWJWKWLWMWNWOWPWQWRWSWTWUWVWWWXWYWZW[W\W]W^W_W`WaWbWcWdWeWfWgWhWiWjWkWlWmWnWoWpWqWrWsWtWuWvWwWxWyWzW{W|W}W~WWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWphica) Herakles son of Ares; Tiberius, Emperor33-36Pl. 3Tebtynis, Polemonos meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptSB XX 14314BASP 29Agriculture; Land Status; LeaseApplication of Lease1992broken off at the bottom; darkened papyrus, with the ink rubbed off at places3;:G33-36H1992IPl. 3J SB XX 14314KRL. 23: read [Ors]enouphi(s) Harmiysios, instead of Orsenouphi(s) Harious hos. (PH)UNoV-WYesX-1921, Acquired by Kelsey from Nahman in Cairo[)Application to Acquire a Crop of Acanthus\ 10 x 23.1 cm]>check if you can do anything for it; top left: tape on writingnVTVUVXVZV[V^V$M/Yjoff-printWWWWWWWWWWWoff-setSWoffertsWoffice WWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWW W W W W WWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWW W!W"W#W$W%W&W'W(W)W*W+W,W,W-,yjaurelienWaureliosWaureliouWaureliusWaus{WauthorUWautomated WWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWW W W W W WWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWW W!W"W#W$W%W&W'W(W)W*W+W,W-W.WauxWavailableoW35/0 ,jbeginbeginningWbeginningsOWOWOWOWOWW,W,W,W,W,W,WF.Y4998r W4998rcbmp V4998rdbmp V4eWW4fWW4gWW4hWW5006r W5006rdbmp V5028r W5028rbbmp V5061r W5061rdbmp V5061rebmp V5061rfbmp V V V V V Voninus Pius, Emperor; Sisois son of Orsenouphis, son of Sisois, and of Tauris, daughter of Nemesas - husband of Tepheros; Tepheros daughter of Mysthes and Tenaus, granddaughter of Papontos - wife of the aforementioned Sisois; Sisois(?), son of SisoiCs and Tepheros; Dioskoros, son of Sisois and Tepheros, twin of the following Dioskoros; Dioskoros, son of Sisois and Tepheros, twin of the preceding Dioskoros341-342Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptSB VI 9554, 3a, Recto, second textCE 28Cadastre; Census Declaration (katoikian apographe)Census Declaration1953complete, damaged; glueŒ_See also P.Mich. Inv. 4731b. - The successive hands were numbered 5th to 9th in the first edition and in the S.B., following the first text of P.Mich. Inv. 4731a, recto.n=Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptoGreekr22se2nd hand: skilled commercial style; 3rd & 4th hands: skills approaching that of a professional scribeu\3 sons of a Ptolemaios: Mysthes(?) alias Sarapion, Ptolemaios, & Sarapammon alias AndronikosvJune 7 or 10, 147 A.D.w Ann ArborxiDeclaration (kat'oikian apographe for the census of 146/147 A.D.) of a vacant lot owned by three brothers9AAreios(?) komogrammateus of [- - -]; My - - - (Mysthes?) alias Sarapion, son of Ptolemaios alias [- - -], katoikos; Ptolemaios, son of Ptolemaios alias [- - -], katoikos; Sarapammon alias Androneikos (Andronikos), son of Ptolemaios alias [- - -], katoikos; Antoninus Pius, EmperorzOCadastre; Census Declaration (kat'oikian apographe); Illiteracy; Land Ownership{&hodon Linypheion (Arsinoiton polis)|PH!L:ieutychossonoftakolleeinis4silverdrachmaiVeutychosthethirdsonofeutychosabout50yearsoldwithaVeuxitheusSWeuychos=WWevasionW>WevenWWW%WSWgWhWWWW&W8W=WHWIWQW*Wevening%WeventsiWeverWpWevery|WW^WWWWWWW1W2W5W;W=W>W?WCWEWFWKWNWRWTWUWWWYW\W]WaWcWdWfWhWiWjWmWqWrWtWxWyW{W~WWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWW!W'W(W6W;WRWWWWWTWhWyWWWWevery>Wevery-other-dayTWeverybodyyWeveryone>WeverythinguWW0W^WpWEWFW\WmWWWWWWWWW W&W,W2W=W?W@WBWLWRW7WWeverywhere8W>WfWhWWW! ipetesouchossonofpetheusandherasgrandsonofcharidemosVpetesouchossonofphiloxenosgrandsonofpetesouchosfromtVpetesouchossonofprotosgrandsonofharmaisapersianoftVpetesysWWWpetetriphisWyWOWpeteuchosrWpeteurisWWW?W@WWWpeteusW6WpetheousWpethermouthisjpetheusuWWWWWWWWWVWWWWWWWW/WWWWWWWWW WWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWpetheussonofaphVpetheussonofischVpetheussonofonnophrisandtasouchariongrandsonofheronVpetheussonofpetheusaweaverapersianoftheepigoneaboVpetheussonofpetheuspersianoftheepigoneabout40yearsVpetheussonofphaesis6artabaiofwheatVpetheussonofptolemaiosVDPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8> nich was cut33J?n<_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBa23iBf-share [of - - -], (made) by Petesouchos to Zenon. [(Fee:) - - ] Agreement for furnishing lodging and for a loan [- - -], (made) by Orseus to Kollouthos. [(Fee:) - -] Agreement of division (of property ), (made) by Kronion, from Kerkeesis, to his brother. [(Fee:) - -] Acknowledgment of receipt according to a (contract of) obligation to remain in service (paramone)(?) [- - -], (made) by Thouonis to Orseus and his wife. [(Fee:) - -]. Loan of 54 silver drachmai, (made) by Lysas to Paopis. (FCee:) 4 [drachmai]. Lease of 6 arourai, (made) by Herodion to Mesoueris. (Fee:) [. .] obol(s). Lease of 6 arourai, (made) by Patron to Siphon and another. (Fee:) [. .] obol(s). On the 28th (of Kaisareios). Contract (for a dowry of) 200 silver [drachmai], (made) by Heron to Soueris. [(Fee:) - -] Payment, (made) by Psosneus to Eutychos, [- - -] Lease of 1 /14 aourai, (made) by Paas to Peteeus. He owes [the scribe's fee]. Acknowledgment of receipt of charcoal, (made) by Kollouthos and other bl'39chamesWchamessonofimouthesVchaouaniskW'W2WchaouoniskW2WchariascharidemosWWWWWWcharidemossonofleonidesVcharidemossonofpetheusandherasdiakonVcharidemossonofpetheuskatapenteseehcyoutiezpe2119VcharisWcharitonWW"Wcharmos|W#WUWWcharmosseegeographicaVcharmosseeprosptolv14266UVcharmosseeprosptolv14266vi16488|Vcharmossonofheron#VcharmyloscharonionWWcharonionsonofnilosVchatrescheiristaiWcheiristesuW)WWWWWWW7WcheischelloosWchemeneusWchenoboskos!W#WcheonWW!W#W+W0W2W3W4WEWLWW7W"WchildrenofVchiliarchosWchiremonWchiremonchairemonsonofstratonVcholosmWchomenisWchomenishusbandofthenmesouerisVchortou*WchrWchrates  WWW P:~9orsenouphiseleourgoselaiourgos[VorsenouphisepetesVorsenouphiseriokartesVorsenouphishissonVorsenouphiskomogrammateusofibioneikosipentarouronVorsenouphiskomogrammateusofkaranis[Vorsenouphisseealsopmichii128coliil13kVorsenouphisseealsopmichv240l93VorsenouphissonofVorsenouphissonofanchiousVorsenouphissonofbelphisseealsopmichiip224vp389mVVV)VV)Vsopmichiip224vp389mVVVVorsenouphissonofeteon.VorsenouphissonofhorosVorsenouphissonofhorosseealsopmichii121rectoiiiVorsenouphissonofhorosseepmichiip224VorsenouphissonofhorouanchiousanchiousseealsopmichiiCVVorsenouphissonofhorouanchisformerownerseealsopmichVorsenouphissonofhorouanchisgrammateusltreadpresbyteroVorsenouphissonofhorouanchispersestesepigonesseealsoVtesepigonesseealsoVV329C; (unnamed) stratiotai; Ptolemaios alias Petesouchos; Didymos; Mieus; (another?) Kronion (& unnamed wife); (another?) Apollonios; (another?) Orsenouphis (& unnamed wife); Ptollas, toparchos; Patynis son of Harsaeis; Papnebtynis; Hatres; (unnamed) apolysimoi; Petheus (& unnamed mother); Heraklas son of Harpaesis (see also P.Mich. II, 123, Recto, col. XIV, 5); [(another?) Harmiysis] (& unnamed wife) (see P.Mich. II, 128, col. II, 2); (another?) Didymos (see also P.Mich. II, 128, col. II, 2);Dx Lysimachos (see also P.Mich. II, 128, col. II, 3-4); Psyphis [& unnamed wife?] (see also P.Mich. II, 128, col. II, 3-4)B:AAdministration; Agriculture; Army; Debt; Deposit; Dowry; Guild; Industry; Land ownership; Lease; Loan; Marriage; Notary; Nursing; Paramone (obligation to remain at someone's service); Price; Profession; Renting; Sale; Scribe; Servility; Slave; Taxation; Woman{-Kerkesis (Kerkeesis); Ibion Eikosipentarouron|PHoparch and . . . [- - -]. [- - -], (made)339APanesis; (unnamed) kasopyoi (kasopoioi); [- - -] son/daughter of Patagas; Orseus; Papontos; (- - - son/daughter of?) Patechthos; Harmiysis; (another?) Papontos(?); Peteeus; Petesouchos; Zenon; (another?) Orseus; Kollouthos; Kronion, apo Kerkeseos (& unnamed brother); Thouonis; (another?) Orseus (& unnamed wife); Lysas; Paopis; Herodion; Mesoueris; Patron; Siphon; Heron; Soueris; Psosneus; Eutychos; Paas; Peteeus; (another?) Kollouthos, chalkeus; (unnamed) chalkeis; Patynis; Heras; DiodorosB; (another?) Kronion; Herakleides; Amaeis (& unnamed mother); Paeus; Marepsemis son of Kephallas; Lysas; (another?) Amaeis; Paches; Plosis; Apollonios; Thenmenches; (another?) Kronion; Iucundus; Hermas; (unnamed) halopolai of Ibion Eikosipentarouron; . . .elaos; (another?) Mesoueris; Eutycheides; Onnophris; Aphrodisios; Orsenouphis brother of Chatres; Chatres; (another?) Orsenouphis; Tapetsoykis; Psosneus(?); Eutychos; Maron; Kronion, eleourgos (elaiourgos) (see also P.Mich. V, 238, l. 34)2L3O8ARecto, col. II-XXII presents a financial register (anagraphe) of all the documents drawn up day by day in the record-office (grapheion) of Tebtynis during the 6th year of the Emperor Claudius; the writing fee (grammatikon) charged for the preparation of each document is indicated, and periodic summaries of the income and disbursements of the record office are given (See also the accounts of expenditures made by the grapheion official contained in Recto, col. I, and Verso, col. I-XII). - ReBIcto, col. XXII records the documents drawn up between Aug. 21-23, 46 A.D.79(based on the Michigan records.), VDI 128 (1974, fasc. 2) pp. 69-85; - Cockle Walter E.H., State Archives in Graeco-Roman Egypt from 30 B.C. to the Reign of Septimius Severus, JEA 70 (1984) pp. 106-122 - PESTMAN P.W., 'Oud papier' uit een notariskantoor in het oude Egypte ofwel Kronion, een notaris uit het begin van onze jaartelling. [Du 'vieux papier' provenant d'un bureau de notaire de l'gypte ancienne oMAf9halopolesWkW WW6WhamaeisWhamaeishamaissonofpaeusVhamaisWhambOWhannibalianus[Whannibalianusformerconsul[Vhanson_WhapipWhapipsonofeudaimonVharWWharsonofbrotherofsouchosVharsonofpeteVharachthesharammonpWharammonconductorpVharapisWharasisjWharasisdaughterofapolloniosjVharatytisWharbaithesWWouis^VharchypsisjWharchypsissonofpekysisandtaupsjVharen-Wharenseealsobelow-VharendotesKWharentotesKW+W-WWharentotesoikodomosseeprosptolv13163+Vharentotessitologosseeprosptoli1342add-VhareotesWWWharetesharmachisWharmaeisW<WLWkWnWWWW WWW6Wharmaeisharmaishusbandoftasoykis Vharmaeisharmaissonofpetesouchosseealsopmichv313nVharmaeissonofmarepsemispersestesepigonesVck_R8>kM2DdArchive of the strategos Tryphon concerning his dispute with Isidoros, son of Isidoros, of PsophthisE Hanson AEF3Akten des 21. Internationalen PapyrologenkongressesG423-426H1997Ipl. XUYesWYesX November 1924hANovember 1924Archive of the strategos Tryphon concerning his dispute with Isidoros, son of Isidoros, of PsophthisHanson AEP.Mich.inv. 1673PapYesYes423-426pl. XAkten des 21. Internationalen Papyrologenkongresses1997<_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>k publishedarmiysis; PH$,eX5437rW5437rabmpV5437rbbmpV5451rW5451rabmpV5451rbbmpV5471rW5471rabmpV5472rzW5472rabmpzV5472rbbmpzV5472rcbmpzV5473vW5473vabmpV5473vbbmpV5474rW5474rabmpV5493arW5493arabmpV5493arbbmpV5493br~W5493brabmp~Vcol.) + have a look at the beginning of lines 14-15 of col. IIeither Arsinoe or unknown place, Arsinoite nome, province of Egypt2nd hand: skilled commercial style; 3rd & 4th hands: skills approaching that of a professional scribeAreios(?) komogrammateus of [- - -]; My - - - (Mysthes?) alias Sarapion, son of Ptolemaios alias [- - -], katoikos; Ptolemaios, son of Ptolemaios alias [- - -], katoikos; Sarapammon alias Androneikos (Andronikos), son of Ptolemaios alias [- - -], katoikos; Antoninus Pius, Emperor336-340Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of Egypt!ŒhBtion>Karanis section (now research box "Locker 3, 2/2")PapNoNounfold? (top), - left: fragment nearly looseMendes, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptDidas, laographos of Mendes; Antoninus Pius, Emperor; Sisois son of Orsenouphis, son of Sisois, and of Tauris, daughter of Nemesas - husband of Tepheros; Tepheros daughter of Mysthes and Tenaus, granddaughter of Papontos - wife of the aforementionedC Sisois; Sisois(?), son of Sisois and Tepheros; Dioskoros, son of Sisois and Tepheros, twin of the following Dioskoros; Dioskoros, son of Sisois and Tepheros, twin of the preceding Dioskoros341-342Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptSB VI 9554, 3a, Recto, second textCE 28Cadastre; Census Declaration (kat'oikian apographe)Census Declaration1953BL III, 107-108 (a, l. 3; 11; 16; b, l. 10; 31; c, l. 6; d, l. 1; 7)After Dec. 20, 46 A.D. (Recto, col. I, and Verso, col. I-XII)Boak AER(Arsinoiton) Polis; Talei; TebtynisP.Mich.inv. 966GreekAnn ArborVerso, col. I - 77 glasses (1 was in Locker 2; 6 others, including 1 oversize) with Pearl's stuff in case 14)PapYesNoDue to the size of this papyrus roll, its content has been divided in the present database into several cards, one for each column. The 4 sections of col. I occupy the space of one of the other columns on the recto. Lines 1-2 of section a extend acroG=Z Pdamagedl;pdamagedalongsomefolds@+Ndamagedalongthefolds@95damagedalongthefoldssomewormholes@damagedatthebottom@? damagedatthebottomandbadlyabraded@Ldamagedmainlyalongthefolds@Sdamagedonthelowerrightside@Mrdamagedontherightsideatthebottomandalongthefolds@&defacedNdesign@ldocument@=Yentire@=eespeciallyi:evenA:+excellent@5}exceptfaded}F&fifth@mfoldSfoldsTebtynis, Polemonos meris, Arsinoite nome, provi23 V6 glasses: glasses 1; 2; 5; 6 on top of E (be careful when removing them!); glasses 3; 4 on top of locker 11 (in front of the door)WNoX:June 1922; acquired from Nahman through the British Museum[Accounts of Expenditures\original size: 310 x 28 cmADue to the size of this papyrus roll, its content has been divided in the present database into several cards, one for each column. The 4 sections of col. I occupy the space of one of the other columns on the recto. Lines 1-2 of section a extend across the full width of the space, whereas the remaining lines of this section arre little more than half as long; at the right of these shorter lines is section c; section b lies below section a, from which it is separated by a heavy horizontal lBine; section d is at the right of section b, below section c. As most dates of sections a and b have been lost, it is difficult to determine the relationship of section c to sections a and b; section d is certainly the continuation of section b.9[iEl. For the price of breads baked in a pan, for us and Pakebkis: 3 obols. Similarly, for vegetables: a drachme. On 24th. For beer: a drachme. On the 29th. For price of garlic and oil: 1 obol. Equal 120 silver drachmai 5 1/2 obols. Remain 152 silver drachmai 2 obols. On the 30th. Monthly payment (diagraphe): 188 silver drachmai. Equal 308 drachmai 5 1/2 obols. (Col. IIa) For Eutychas, a loan: 2 1/2 obols. Similarly, for him, to (give) to the fuller: 1 obol. Similarly, for him, for Psamous:F 1 1/2 obol. Similarly, [for him(?)], for his account at the beer shop [- - -]. [- - -] Paanouphis . . . [- - -] son(?) of Pausis, for yeast . . . [- - -] [- - -] Onnophris, son of Taorseus, for yeast [- - -] vj, for me and Pakebkis the priest, for price of breads baked in a pan: 3 obols. For oil and vegetables: 1 1/2 obol. For Apollos . . .: 28 silver drachmai. On the 22nd. <Read: 23rd?> Similarly, for him, for the fare of a donkey: 18 obols. For the price of a sponge: 1 obo3"3> PALong roll broken at the right end, which was cut in seven pieces when housed into glass. - At the folds of the roll deep indentations have been worn from both edges toward the center of the sheet (the damage is most important in the right part of the roll). - The sheet bearing col. I of the recto and col. XI-XII of the Verso was attached to the rest after these columns had been written.Q1R=Verso; Recto: register of documents prepared at the grapheionS DocumentaryV 966v3_1.bmp` 966v_3a.bmphis: Land Leases in Southern Fayum in the Middle of the 1 Century A.D. (based on the Michigan records.), VDI 128 (1974, fasc. 2) pp. 69-85; - Cockle Walter E.H., State Archives in Graeco-Roman Egypt from 30 B.C. to the Reign of Septimius Severus, JEA 70 (1984) pp. 106-122 - PESTMAN P.W., 'Oud papier' uit een notariskantoor in het oude Egypte ofwel Kronion, een notaris uit het begin van onze jaartelling. [Du 'vieux papier' provenant d'un bureau de notaire de l'gypte ancienne o13!y8ARecto, col. I, and Verso, col. I-XII, present accounts of expenditures made by Kronion and his colleague Eutychas, the officials of the record-office (grapheion) of Tebtynis, during the 6th year and the beginning of the 7th year of the Emperor Claudius. In view of their distribution on the papyrus and of their incompleteness, they were probably not compiled for inspection. - Verso, col. I runs probably from Nov. 9 to 15, 45 A.D., but was cancelled by diagonal strokesyEus; Chresimosz7Account; Administration; Feeding; Notary; Price; Salary|PHOBoak AER(Arsinoiton) Polis; Talei; Tebtynis3&iB - -] and for the price of wine: 4 silver drachmai 3 1/2 obols; [for] another(?) expenditure: 21 obols; [Price] of breads and [- - - and] oil(?) [for - - -], who went for the sake of the registers of documents (anagraphai): 1 1/2 obol; [- - -] 9 1/2 obols; [- - -] for the price of 1 keramion of wine: 10 obols; [- - - through] Narkissos, for a banquet of boards of officials: 1 keramion; . . . [- - - for Abdoubdas] the swordsman, for sake of the paper tax (chartera), for oil and prepared fooCd [and] vegetables and as travel money: 10 obols; [- - -] for Heronas and Philoxas [- - -] in the meeting-place (of the procession) of the inundation, from four keramia: 24 1/2 obols. [- - -] . . . (Section b) [- - -] . . . [- - -] in the city: 28 drachmai; [- - -] . . .: 8 drachmai; [- - -] . . .: 12 drachmai; [- - -] . . . [- - -] who went to the city: [. .] silver drachmai; [- - -] . . .: 4 drachmai; [- - -] . . .: 3 obols; [- - -]: 8 drachmai; [- - -] . . .: 60 drachmai; [- - -] in t3%3'iDhe city: [. .] obols; [- - -] of Damas [- - -]: 4 drachmai; [- - -] for an expenditure . . . [- - -] . . . [- - -] . . ., swordsmen, for the sake of the registers . . .: 1 1/2 obol; [- - -] . . . [- - -] . . . [- - -] keramia of wine [- - -]: 10 drachmai; [- - -] 1 keramion of wine: 16 obols; For Abdoubdas the swordsman, who went for the sake of the concession of the paper tax (chartera), as travel money and for expenditure: 10 1/2 obols; For Heraklas at Talei, as salary: 6 obols. Total ofE expenditures up to the 23rd of the month of Sebastos: 136 drachmai 16 obols. For(?) Eutychas: 24 silver drachmai 5 obols; [and] for(?) Kronion, similarly, 24 silver drachmai 5 obols. [Total]: 48 [drachmai] 10 obols. [- - -] spent through Kronion(?): 88 silver drachmai 6 obols. (Section c) And of the (money) spent through Eutychas at Tebtynis. On the 9th. For Heronas: 20 silver drachmai; and in the meeting-place (of the procession) of the inundation, concerning Soter: 1 keramion of wine:3&3$iF 17 obols; and in completion [- - -]:10 copper obols. On the 16th. In Talei, for Ptollas, for a little made dish: 6 obols. (Section d) On the 25th. Through Ptollas the younger, son of Akousilaos, for price of an unwritten (papyrus): 4 drachmai. Total: 92 drachmai 6 obols. Join expense incurred since Phaophi [- - -] On Phaophi 2. With Heronas, on the avenue (dromos), 3 keramia of wine: 52 obols; (and) for dates and vegetables: 1 1/2 obol. On the 4th. For Abdoubdas the swordsman, who wentG for the sake of the paper tax (chartera), as travel money: 9 1/2 obols. On the 9th. For Eutychas the brewer, for the paper tax (chartera): 4 drachmai. On the 10th. For the prive of 2 fishes (korakinoi): 4 obols. . . . for Takolleinis, for nuts(?): [. .] obols. . . . near the meeting-place (of the procession): 1 keramion of wine: 18 obols; oil: 1 obol. For the price of . . ., through [- -- ]: 13 obols. On the 21st. Through Philoxas, son of Orme(--), for 2 papyrus (rolls) . . .: 8 drachmai.3r? jCocit Internationale d'tudes Nroniennes. Varenna, juin 1982 = Atti CERDAC. 12 = N.S., 2 (1982-1983 [1987])pp. 139-148; - JENKINS Fred W., New Texts from the Tebtunis Grapheion Archive, BASP 29 (1992) pp. 31-40; - E. Husselman, Procedures of the Record Office of Tebtunis in the First Century A.D., Proceedings of the Twelfth International Congress of Papyrology (Toronto, 1970) pp. 223-238; - Kovel'man A.B., Arenda v Juznom Fajume v seredine i v. n. e. (Po Miciganskim registram.) Avec un rDsum en anglais: Land Leases in Southern Fayum in the Middle of the 1 Century A.D. (based on the Michigan records.), VDI 128 (1974, fasc. 2) pp. 69-85; - Cockle Walter E.H., State Archives in Graeco-Roman Egypt from 30 B.C. to the Reign of Septimius Severus, JEA 70 (1984) pp. 106-122 - PESTMAN P.W., 'Oud papier' uit een notariskantoor in het oude Egypte ofwel Kronion, een notaris uit het begin van onze jaartelling. 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I of the recto and col. XI-XII of the Verso was attached to the rest after these columns had been written.1Verso; Recto: register of documents prepared at the grapheionDocumentary966v3_1.bmp<_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFroFnt_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1>966v_3a.bmp<_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8> fi[- - -] On the 13th. Similarly, for Eus [- - -] On the 14th. For oil and a made dish [- - -] On the 14th. . . . [- - -] Similarly [- - -] . . . artabai of wheat [- - -] On the 19th. Similarly for Chresimos as salary: 15 obols.jward the center of the sheet (the damage is most important in )pcontracttWW`WWW6Wcontracts WWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWcopiesWWcopticWWWcopyWWWWW WvWwWWWcornWWcornerWcornersWcorrectWWcorrectdategivenbygbastianinizpe171975310fromtheVcorrectionWcorrectionsSWcorrespondWWcorrespondingWW5WWcouldWWWvWWWWWW-WWWcouldbepartofsamerollaspmichvi380and/or381butsVVcouldbepartofsamerollaspmichvi380and/orsbvi94Vcouldbepartofsamerollaspmichvi381and/orsbvi94VcourtvWcoverWWcoveredWWutyT,ucpaplativconfusesomichi287andii825@3=cards1cartouchece@xcollection@3*column@.!compilecontact@)contract@3;copticcpj@pdKxdateKBdeal@+discussedqdistinguisheddocument@- dueF0duetothesizeofthispapyrusrollitscontenthasbeendi0duplicatee,,esoueris; Eutycheides; Onnophris; Aphrodisios; Orsenouphis brother of Chatres; Chatres; (another?) Orsenouphis; TapetsoykFis; Psosneus(?); Eutychos; Maron; Kronion, eleourgos (elaiourgos); (unnamed) stratiotai; Ptolemaios alias Petesouchos; Didymos; Mieus; (another?) Kronion (& unnamed wife); (another?) Apollonios; (another?) Orsenouphis (& unnamed wife); Ptollas, toparchos; Patynis son of Harsaeis; Papnebtynis; Hatres; (unnamed) apolysimoi; Petheus (& unnamed mother); Heraklas son of Harpaesis (see also P.Mich. II, 123, Recto, col. XIV, 5); [(another?) Harmiysis] (& unnamed wife) (another?) Didymos; Lysimach(1cpaplativconfusesomichi287andii825pVVc-d5Wc65vWWWcaWdWcairSW`WsWcairoWWcalculateddWcalledWcanWdW2WcanceledWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWcancellation Wcancellationofthedocumentbycrosshatchingindicatesthat VcancelledYWWrWW/WcannothWWWcaracalla"W#W$W%W&W(W+W,WWcardWWWcards WWWLWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWW W W W W Wom both edges toward the cente3!3AhAoriginal size: 310 x 28 cmJune 1922; acquired from Nahman through the British MuseumKronion son of ApionPHArchive of Kronion son of Apion, nomographos of the grapheion of Tebtynis; see also noteRecto, col. I, and Verso, col. I-XII, present accounts of expenditures made by Kronion and his colleague Eutychas, the officials of the record-office (grapheion) of Tebtynis, during the 6th year and the beginning of Bthe 7th year of the Emperor Claudius. In view of their distribution on the papyrus and of their incompleteness, they were probably not compiled for inspection. - Verso, col. I runs probably from Nov. 9 to 15, 45 A.D., but was cancelled by diagonal strokesAfter Dec. 20, 46 A.D. (Recto, col. I, and Verso, col. I-XII)Boak AERP.Mich.inv. 966GreekAnn ArborVerso, col. I - 76 glasses: glasses 1; 2; 5; 6 on top of3K3{‰hIDPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>iA(P.Mich. inv. 6900) [- - -]. [The soldier Flavius Menas said: "- - -] from the most magnificent Sarapammon the same gold and Victor, the notary and toporetes. For I did not receive the afore-mentioned gold but the assistant did and he gave it to his headman and also to Victor, the toporetes being together one and a half pounds of gold. I do not know what else his headman received. The same most illustrious Sarapammon received the gold from his headman". The illustrious comes militum saidill bring pressure to bear upon the most magnificent Sarapammon for the production of Zacharias in court. What has Menas to say about the accusations ?" The soldier Flavius Menas said: "I did not murder anyone and I also prove it. What if Menas proves(?) it? The same presbyter feeling nauseous stayed in the church and I in Antaiou (polis) and an absces3H3FhAoriginal size: 310 x 28 cmJune 1922; acquired from Nahman through the British MuseumKronion son of ApionPHArchive of Kronion son of Apion, nomographos of the grapheion of Tebtynis; see also noteRecto, col. I, and Verso, col. I-XII, present accounts of expenditures made by Kronion and his colleague Eutychas, the officials of the record-office (grapheion) of Tebtynis, during the 6th year and the beginning of Bthe 7th year of the Emperor Claudius. In view of their distribution on the papyrus and of their incompleteness, they were probably not compiled for inspection. - Recto, col. I runs from Sept. 3 to Oct. 26, 45 A.D.; this account is continued on the versoBL III, 107-108 (a, l. 3; 11; 16; b, l. 10; 31; c, l. 6; d, l. 1; 7); BL X, 122 (l. 16)After Dec. 20, 46 A.D. (Recto, col. I, and Verso, col. I-XII)Boak AER(Arsinoiton) Polis; Talei; 3>3:hC E (be careful when removing them!); glasses 3; 4 on top of locker 11 (in front of the door)PapYesNoDue to the size of this papyrus roll, its content has been divided in the present database into several cards, one for each column.Tebtynis, Polemonos meris, Arsinoite nome, province of Egyptmedium-sized business hand (same as in P.Mich. II, 122).Eus; Chresimos123, Verso, col. IDTebtynis, Polemonos meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptVerso, col. 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I of the recto and col. XI-XII of the Verso was attached to the rest after these columns had been written.Q1R=Verso; Recto: register of documents prepared at the grapheionS DocumentaryV 966v3_1.bmp` 966v_3a.bmp` 966v_3b.bmpa 966v_3e.bmph account at the beer shop [- - -]. [- - -] Paanouphis . . . [- - -] son(?) of Pausis, for yeast . . . [- - -] [- - -] Onnophris, son of Taorseus, for yeast [- - -] vjTebtynis, Polemonos meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptPom First Century Tebtunis, EchCl 28 = N.S., 3 (1984) pp. 373-390; - Montevecchi Orsolina, La crisi economica sotto Claudio e Nerone: Nuove testimonianze, Neronia III. Actes du IIIe Colloque International de la SP9nomonTWWWnomophylaxW^WnomouyWnoniusGWnonnosWWWnonnoschildrenVnonnossonofVnonnossonofprotasgymnasiarchosVnoosWnotWnotavailableyetVnotariusWWWnote&WWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWoWnotesisWnoumenios7WWMWnouphis}WW.Wnouphisunnamedbrother.Vnouraios:Wnouraiosseeprosptoliv12137:VnousonasnovusWnumenius~numerariuspWnumerianusWnumesianus@WnumissiusyWWnus{WKWnyktographoiW&WnyuWWWWW WoWWW}Wditures made by the grapheion official contained in Recto, col. I, and Verso, col. I-XII). - Recto, col. XXII records the documents drawn up between Aug. 21-23, 46 A.D.L. 21: read Amaeitos instead of Amasitos; idem in l. 23. (PH)After August 23, 46 A.D. (Recto, col. II-XXII)P.Mich.inv. 966GreekAnn ArborRecto, col. I, section a - 2 long lines and 20 short ones; section b - 31; section c - 8; section d - 256 glasses: glasses 1; 2; 5; 6 on top of E (be careful when removing them!); glasses 3; 4 on top of locker 11 (in front of the door)PapYesNoDue to the size of this papyrus roll, its content has been divided in the present database into several carDds, one for each column. The 4 sections of col. I occupy the space of one of the other columns on the recto. Lines 1-2 of section a extend across the full width of the space, whereas the remaining lines of this section arre little more than half as long; at the right of these shorter lines is section c; section b lies below section a, from which it is separated by a heavy horizontal line; section d is at the right of section b, below section c. As most dates of sections a and b have been l"V/<jhoogleraar WWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWW W W W W WWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWW W!W"W#W$W%W&W'W(W)W*W+W,Whoriodi3Whoriodiktias3WhorizontalDWhorkon]Whman through the British MuseumKronion son of ApionPHArchive of Kronion son of Apion, nomographos of the grapheion of Tebtynis; see also noteRecto, col. I, and Verso, col. I-XII, present accounts of expenditures made by Kronion and his colleague Eutychas, the officials of the record-office (grapheion) of Tebtynis, during the 6th year and the beginning of al de la S3J3@PALong roll broken at the right end, which was cut in seven pieces when housed into glass. - At the folds of the roll deep indentations have been worn from both edges toward the center of the sheet (the damage is most important in the right part of the roll). - The sheet bearing col. I of the recto and col. XI-XII of the Verso was attached to the rest after these columns had been written.Q1R Recto; Verso: grapheion accountsS DocumentaryT 966r1_1.bmpX 966r_1a.bmpX 966r_1b.bmpY 966r_1f.bmpY 966r_1g.bmphs Nroniennes. Varenna, juin 1982 = Atti CERDAC. 12 = N.S., 2 (1982-1983 [1987])pp. 139-148; - JENKINS Fred W., New Texts from the Tebtunis Grapheion Archive, BASP 29 (1992) pp. 31-40; - E. Husselman, Procedures of the Record Office of Tebtunis in the First Century A.D., Proceedings of the Twelfth International Congress of Papyrology (Toronto, 1970) pp. 223-238; - Kovel'man A.B., Arenda v Juznom Fajume v seredine i v. n. e. (Po Miciganskim registram.) Avec un rL 4T‡AP.Mich.inv. 966BRecto, col. IICPapDXArchive of Kronion son of Apion, nomographos of the grapheion of Tebtynis; see also noteEBoak AERFPMich IIG123, Recto, col. IIH1933KBL IV, 53 (l. 9); BL VIII, 211 (bibliography); BL X, 122 (l. 17). - Between l. 39 and 40, in right margin, read (ginontai) (drachmai) 76 (oboloi) 6. (PH)UYes no difference will appear between them, which is a problem. Ask Nigel? Traianos: should I add the bibliography concerning the grapheion NOTE: this piece was declareB8d missing from 1-24-62 until 6-22-98. Scanned.; checked&k publishedlP.Mich. V, 238, notes: passim.p3/10/989‡AP.Mich.inv. 966BRecto, col. IICPapDXArchive of Kronion son of Apion, nomographos of the grapheion of Tebtynis; see also noteEBoak AERFPMich IIG123, Recto, col. IIH1933KBL IV, 53 (l. 9); BL VIII, 211 (bibliography); BL X, 122 (l. 17). - Between l. 39 and 40, in right margin, read (ginontai) (drachmai) 76 (oboloi) 6. (PH)UYesiganskim registram.) Avec un r3 3H9AClaudius, Emperor; Kronion (son of Apion), (grapheion official); [- - -] (Heronas?) nomographos(?) (see P.Mich. II, p. 96); Philoxas; Heronas (nomographos?) (see P.Mich. II, p. 96); Narkissos; Abdoubdas, machairophoros (see P.Mich. II, p. 106; BIFAO 95 [1995] p. 199-200); Damas; Heraklas; Eutychas (grapheion official; Soter; Ptollas (same as the following?); Ptollas neoteros son of Akousilaos; Eutychas, zytopoios; Takolleeinis; Philoxas son of Orme(--) (same as above?); Herod[- - -]zrAccount; Administration; Ethnicity; Feeding; Notary; Police; Price; Profession; Scribe; Taxation; Writing Material{#(Arsinoiton) Polis; Talei; Tebtynis|PHOAphrodite (Aphrodito), Antaiopolite nome, province of the Lower Thebais, Thebais, EgyptDaris S84-86 (l. 1-10, with P.Palau Ribes Inv. 70)SB XVI 12542 (and XVIII, p. 482)StudPap 211982PMich XIIIAdministration; Army; Funerary practices; Justice; Murder; Priest (Christian); Prison; Religion (Christian); Tax Collection; Travel; Violence; WomanReport of Legal ProceedingHs1977badly damaged, with many holes1 (made of several fragments)Recto; Verso is blankDocumentary6901r_1.bmp6900r3.bmp<_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2>6901r_c.bmp<_600DPIFront_R3>6901r_f.bmp<_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5>6900r_3a.bmp<_600DPIFront_R6>6900r_3c.bmp<_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_6003jCocit Internationale d'tudes Nroniennes. Varenna, juin 1982 = Atti CERDAC. 12 = N.S., 2 (1982-1983 [1987])pp. 139-148; - JENKINS Fred W., New Texts from the Tebtunis Grapheion Archive, BASP 29 (1992) pp. 31-40; - E. Husselman, Procedures of the Record Office of Tebtunis in the First Century A.D., Proceedings of the Twelfth International Congress of Papyrology (Toronto, 1970) pp. 223-238; - Kovel'man A.B., Arenda v Juznom Fajume v seredine i v. n. e. (Po Miciganskim registram.) Avec un rDsum en anglais: Land Leases in Southern Fayum in the Middle of the 1 Century A.D. (based on the Michigan records.), VDI 128 (1974, fasc. 2) pp. 69-85; - Cockle Walter E.H., State Archives in Graeco-Roman Egypt from 30 B.C. to the Reign of Septimius Severus, JEA 70 (1984) pp. 106-122 - PESTMAN P.W., 'Oud papier' uit een notariskantoor in het oude Egypte ofwel Kronion, een notaris uit het begin van onze jaartelling. [Du 'vieux papier' provenant d'un bureau de notaire de l'gypte ancienne o&$X5006r W5006rbbmp V5028r W5028rabmp V5061r W5061rabmp V5061rbbmp V5061rcbmp V5065ar W5065arabmp V5065arbbmp V5065brW5065brabmpV5065brbbmpV5138r=W5138rabmp=V5138rbbmp=V5162rW5162rabmpV5170rW5170rabmpV5191ar3W5191arabmp3V5256rW5256rabmpV5258cr>W5258crabmp>V5258crbbmp>V5262arW5262arbbmpV5262brW5262brdbmpV5271erWW5271erabmpWV5271erbbmpWV5275arW5275arabmpV5275brW5275brabmpV5299r{W5299rbmp{V5302arTW5302arbmpTVs, Polemonos meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptVerso, col. VIPMich IIAccount; Administration; Ethnicity; Feeding; Loan; Notary; Police; Price; Priest; Profession; Religion; Salary; Scribe; Tax collection; Taxation; Writing MaterialAccou3c3|{!V6 glasses: glasses 1; 2; 5; 6 on top of E (be careful when removing them!); glasses 3; 4 on top of locker 11 (in front of the door)WNoX:June 1922; acquired from Nahman through the British Museum[Accounts of Expenditures\original size: 310 x 28 cm_Due to the size of this papyrus roll, its content has been divided in the present database into several cards, one for each column.nW?W@WAWBWCWDWEWFWGWHWIWJWKWLWMWNWOWPWQWRWSWTWUWVWWWXWYWZW[W\W]W^W_W`WaWbW$`2demoticWWW WWW<WFW\WWWWWWdemotic10Vdemotic16FVdemotic2columnsof9lineseachVdemoticcoli8colii9\VVdispositionWdownWWe;W3WWWWWWWeachtW]WWearlierWedWvWwWedgeW,WeditionWendWends WIWWWWerrosthaiWexterior{WKWf;W3WWWWWWfew6WfiguresW6WfirstWWWfive-linesWforWformulaWfragment;WW9WPWUWW WWW7WWWzW*WKWVWlWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWKWVWlWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWzW*WKWVWlWWWWWWWlWWWWWWWWWW$IPoffDWEW`WqW}WEWHWMWRWVW_WtWyW{WWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWW!W4W5W6W9W:W=W>W?WCWDWEWFWOWUWVWWWXWZW[W\WeWfWyW{WWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWW WWWWWWW3W7WOWQWYW^WdWjWqWxWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWkWrWsWuWyWzW{W|W~WWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWW W#W$W%W&W(W)W*W-W/W0W1W?idrachmaiwhichihavereceivedfromyouinfulltheguaranteVdrachmai>WWWWW8WWW4WyWdrachmai<Wdrachmai'sWdrachmaieachUWdrachmeuWWWWZWWW+W.WWWW3W<WOWRW[WgWlWoW}WWWWWWWWWWW WWW W#W$W&W'W<Wdrachme1WWdrachme4WdrachmsWdrachnaiWdraftW{W~WWdragonWdrahcmaiWdrain2Wdrainage2WWdrainedEWKWxWdrained>_Wdraining7WWdrains7WWdrawEWZWWWWWdrawingxWWdrchmai4Wdressed1W(WdressespWdrewWdriedWWdrinkW<W#Wdriven^WdrivesWWdrivingWdroWdromon.WpWdromosW#W%W,WdrousieusWdrousilleios4WWWdroveWWWdrunkcWWW%WdryWTW\WWWW|WWCx&iathenarionWWathenarionofunknownfatherthroughoualas15sacksthroughVathene7WLWathenian]WathenionUWWathenodorosWiW_W`Wathenodorus3WathioisathlophorosWathresWWatiaatianosatiliusWGWatioeisBW3U/-jee53{WWQWearlier`WWasandersaja301926pearlier`WWWW#3TXjduke WWduplicateGWdurandlWe&W{WW WWW5WWWGWIWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWW W W W W WWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWW W!W"W#W$W%W&W'W(W)W*W+W,W.-jmiddle WWW"W.WWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWW W W W W WWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWW W!W"W#W$W%W&W'W(W)W*W+W,WmieuxWmightuWUWmij WWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWW W W W W W0$38]jumaW{WWWWWWGWWWWumichtW?WWWoWQWvWwWun WWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWW W W W W WWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWW W!W"W#W$W%W&W'W(W)W*W+W,W3f3g 8ARecto, col. I, and Verso, col. I-XII, present accounts of expenditures made by Kronion and his colleague Eutychas, the officials of the record-office (grapheion) of Tebtynis, during the 6th year and the beginning of the 7th year of the Emperor Claudius. In view of their distribution on the papyrus and of their incompleteness, they were probably not compiled for inspection. - Verso, col. III runs from Jan. 29 to March 3, 46 A.D., with the last lines occupied by a special account of beer useB d in January.9AEutychos son of Philous (see also P.Mich. II, p. 216); Abdoubas (Abdoubdas) (machairophoros) (see P.Mich. II, p. 106; BIFAO 95 [1995] p. 199-200); Primus (machairophoros?); Pakebkis; Doras; Eutychos (machairophoros?); Ammonios; Heronas (nomographos?) (see P.Mich. II, p. 96); (another?) Eutychos; (unnamed) emporos; (unnamed) son of Patynis, grandson of Petesis; Patamon; Eutychas (grapheion official); (unnamed) machairophoros; Zenois; Hermanon(?); Apise o(':polisW3WWW>W(WpoliticsWSWvWpoll-taxrWpopulationDWEWyWWWWWWUWWWWWWWWWWW#WWGWWWporosWpostWpWpostal_WpostingWstingWWWContent>Recto, col. I, and Verso, col. I-XII, present accounts of expenditures made by Kronion and his colleague Eutychas, the officials of the record-office (grapheion) of Tebtynis, during the 6th year and the beginning of Bthe 7th year of the Emperor Claudius. In view of their distribution on the papyrus and of their incompleteness, they were probably not compiled for inspection. - Verso, col. I runs probably from Nov. 9 to 15, 45 A.D., but was cancelled by diagonal strokesBL III, 107-108 (a, l. 3; 11; 16; b, l. 10; 31; c, l. 6; d, l. 1; 7)After Dec. 20, 46 A.D. (Recto, col. I, and Verso, col. I-XII)Boak AER(Arsinoiton) Polis; Talei; Tebtynis:n>Tthrougheutychaossonofphilous20drachmai@46throughkapeeis2000drachmai@@throughsitologoihasshiftedtotheharborarabikossonof@Hfthroughsothasassistant2sacks@I.tiamoul@)tiberinussonofptolemaios300drachmai@CtimentimesMtitianus@AtitustoS"F"(P)Hm*R*q<123, Recto, col. ITebtynis, Polemonos meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptVerso, col. IPMich IIAccount; Administration; Feeding; Notary; Price Agriculture; Army; Debt; Deposit; Dowry; Guild; Industry; Land ownership; Lease; Loan; Marriage; Nursing; Paramone (obligation to remain at someone's service); Renting; Sale; Servility; Slave; Woman Di3g hAoriginal size: 310 x 28 cmJune 1922; acquired from Nahman through the British MuseumKronion son of ApionPHArchive of Kronion son of Apion, nomographos of the grapheion of Tebtynis; see also noteRecto, col. I, and Verso, col. I-XII, present accounts of expenditures made by Kronion and his colleague Eutychas, the officials of the record-office (grapheion) of Tebtynis, during the 6th year and the beginning of Bthe 7th year of the Emperor Claudius. In view of their distribution on the papyrus and of their incompleteness, they were probably not compiled for inspection. - Verso, col. III runs from Jan. 29 to March 3, 46 A.D., with the last lines occupied by a special account of beer used in January.BL X, 122 (l. 9; 14)After Dec. 20, 46 A.D. (Recto, col. I, and Verso, col. I-XII)Boak AERta Kousis(?)P.Mich.inv. 966Greek3s3e!jAdone on the orig. conservation12 Traianos: check translation Check: Nigel: possibility of adding to the note a link to the next and preceding columns or to all the records of this inv. nr. (through an automated search?). We could also make 1 general card (with general bibliography?) with links to all the others? Traianos: number of items (one... now divided in 7 parts?) Traianos: when these cards will be on the web, displayed as a search result, no difference will appear between them, whicBh is a problem. Ask Nigel? Traianos: should I add the bibliography concerning the grapheion, as: - R.H. Pierce, Grapheion, Catalogue, and Library in Roman Egypt, SymbOslo 43 (1968) pp. 68-83; - Hobson Deborah W., The Role of Women in the Economic Life of Roman Egypt: A Case Study from First Century Tebtunis, EchCl 28 = N.S., 3 (1984) pp. 373-390; - Montevecchi Orsolina, La crisi economica sotto Claudio e Nerone: Nuove testimonianze, Neronia III. Actes du IIIe Colloque International de la S3a hE; Eutychas (grapheion official); (unnamed) machairophoros; Zenois; Hermanon(?); Apis123, Verso, col. IIITebtynis, Polemonos meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptVerso, col. IIIPMich IIAccount; Administration; Ethnicity; Feeding; Notary; Police; Price; Profession; Religion; Writing MaterialAccounts of Expenditures1933Long roll broken at the right end, which was cuFt in seven pieces when housed into glass. - At the folds of the roll deep indentations have been worn from both edges toward the center of the sheet (the damage is most important in the right part of the roll). - The sheet bearing col. I of the recto and col. XI-XII of the Verso was attached to the rest after these columns had been written.1Verso; Recto: register of documents prepared at the grapheionDocumentary3`3h~ hGv966v3_1.bmp<_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2>966v_3e.bmp<_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8> iA[- - -] [- - - ] Mecheir 4 [- - -] [- - -] 1 1/2 obol. For 3 breads: . . obols. [- - -] 14 For . . ., for Eutychos, son of Philous: 24 drachmai. On the 13th. For the price of beer, for us, at home: 4 1/2 obols. [For - - -]: a drachme. On the 14th. Similarly, for us, for a contribution (to a feast) in the Diseraipon <read: Diserapieion?> for us the . . .: 50 obols. And for beer and an expenditure: 9 1/2 obols. On the 17th. For Abdoubdas and Primus, as travel money: 2 drachmai. And for>966v3_1.bmp<_600DPIFrontcJ+Dipanakestor:W<WrWpanareWpanasWWWpanassonofpanas1Vpanaus_WpanebtichisWpanebtynisW\WWpanechmothisjWpanechotesWeWW;WpaneisWpanelledUWpanelsWUWpanemiospWpanemosZWtWWWpanephremmis_W-WWpanesateis'Wpanesates WaWWWWWWWpanesates25litraiVeanVpaneseeisWWpaneseeisexportingcamelsofwheatdrachmaiVpaneseeisexportingofwheatVpanesisWDWTWkW~WWWW W WWWW3W;WpanesneousWpanesneusW<WWWW6W<Wpanesnous{WpanetbWpanetbsonofdioskourides1artabeofwheatand25drachmaiVpanetbysWWWpanetbysanothersonofharphaesisVpanetbyssonofpanetbysVpaneuneusWpangaqWWpaninouthisWpaninouthissonofditto45drachmai2obolsVpanisKWpanisatesWW?3N!AP.Mich.inv. 966BVerso, col. IVCPapDXArchive of Kronion son of Apion, nomographos of the grapheion of Tebtynis; see also noteEBoak AERFPMich IIG123, Verso, col. IVH1933K5L. 11: read diagraphen, instead of chirographen. (PH)UYestarile Recht aan de Faculteit der Rechtsgeleerdheid van de Rijksuniversiteit Leiden ter gelegenheid van zijn emeritaat (Arnhem, 1995) pp. 119-126, 1 tabl., 1 fac-sim., 1 arbre gnal. scanned; checked g@A /  4    L  Z k publishedp3/3/98]!AP.Mich.inv. 966BVerso, col. IVCPapDXArchive of Kronion son of Apion, nomographos of the grapheion of Tebtynis; see also noteEBoak AERFPMich IIG123, Verso, col. IVH1933K5L. 11: read diagraphen, instead of chirographen. (PH)UYesEutychas (grapheion official); (unnamed) machairophoros; Zenois; Hermanon(?); Apis notaire de l'gypte ancienne o33#jAdone on the orig. conservation12 Traianos: check translation (l. 17) Check: Nigel: possibility of adding to the note a link to the next and preceding columns or to all the records of this inv. nr. (through an automated search?). We could also make 1 general card (with general bibliography?) with links to all the others? Traianos: number of items (one... now divided in 7 parts?) Traianos: when these cards will be on the web, displayed as a search result, no difference will appear between thBem, which is a problem. Ask Nigel? Traianos: should I add the bibliography concerning the grapheion, as: - R.H. Pierce, Grapheion, Catalogue, and Library in Roman Egypt, SymbOslo 43 (1968) pp. 68-83; - Hobson Deborah W., The Role of Women in the Economic Life of Roman Egypt: A Case Study from First Century Tebtunis, EchCl 28 = N.S., 3 (1984) pp. 373-390; - Montevecchi Orsolina, La crisi economica sotto Claudio e Nerone: Nuove testimonianze, Neronia III. Actes du IIIe Colloque International3_>!jCocit Internationale d'tudes Nroniennes. Varenna, juin 1982 = Atti CERDAC. 12 = N.S., 2 (1982-1983 [1987])pp. 139-148; - JENKINS Fred W., New Texts from the Tebtunis Grapheion Archive, BASP 29 (1992) pp. 31-40; - E. Husselman, Procedures of the Record Office of Tebtunis in the First Century A.D., Proceedings of the Twelfth International Congress of Papyrology (Toronto, 1970) pp. 223-238; - Kovel'man A.B., Arenda v Juznom Fajume v seredine i v. n. e. (Po Miciganskim registram.) Avec un rDsum en anglais: Land Leases in Southern Fayum in the Middle of the 1 Century A.D. (based on the Michigan records.), VDI 128 (1974, fasc. 2) pp. 69-85; - Cockle Walter E.H., State Archives in Graeco-Roman Egypt from 30 B.C. to the Reign of Septimius Severus, JEA 70 (1984) pp. 106-122 - PESTMAN P.W., 'Oud papier' uit een notariskantoor in het oude Egypte ofwel Kronion, een notaris uit het begin van onze jaartelling. [Du 'vieux papier' provenant d'un bureau de notaire de l'gypte ancienne oNoV3X V6 glasses: glasses 1; 2; 5; 6 on top of E (be careful when removing them!); glasses 3; 4 on top of locker 11 (in front of the door)WNoX:June 1922; acquired from Nahman through the British Museum[Accounts of Expenditures\original size: 310 x 28 cm];L. 7, right: fibres to move; l. 14: minor fold on the right_Due to the size of this papyrus roll, its content has been divided in the present database into several cards, one for each column.n<_600DPIBack_R8> iA(Traces of 3 lines) [- - -] according(?) to a written declaration: 60 drachmai. Similarly also from Touekeoumis(?) . . ., equal 40 silver drachmai. And from Tabas for the paper tax: 4 drachmai. On the 27th. Loan of 60 silver drachmai from Paches, for the monthly payment; repayment under oath on the fifth of Pauni according to us <read: according to our reckoning>. On Pachon 29. Loan of 60 silver drachmai, from Paches, for the payment of Pachon; repayment under oath on the 30th accordBiing to us. Similarly, from Galates, loan of 60 drachmai; repayment under oath on the 5th according to us.Wjrso, col. IV, which was cancelled with cross strokes, is a memorandum of loans received on May 22-23, 46 A.D., and does not really form part of the record of expenditures itselfL. 11: read diagraphen, instead of chirographen. (PH)After Dec. 20, 46 A.D. (Recto, col. I, and Verso, col. I-XII)Accounts of Expenditures1933Long roll broken at the right end, which was cut in seven pieces when housed into glass. - At the folds of the roll deep indentations have been worn from both edges toward the center of the sheet (the damage is most important in the right part of the roll). - The sheet bearing col. I of the recto and col. XI-XII of the Verso was attached to the rest after these columns had been written.1Verso; Recto: register of documents prepared at the grapheionDocumentary966v3_2.bmp<_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1>966v_3c.bmp<_600DPIBack_R2>966v_3f.bmp<_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_63>ez'V6 glasses: glasses 1; 2; 5; 6 on top of E (be careful when removing them!); glasses 3; 4 on top of locker 11 (in front of the door)WNoX:June 1922; acquired from Nahman through the British Museum[Accounts of Expenditures\original size: 310 x 28 cm_Due to the size of this papyrus roll, its content has been divided in the present database into several cards, one for each column.n123, Verso, col. II and IIaTebtynis, Polemonos meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptVerso, col. II and IIaPMich IIAccount; Administration; Animal; Ethnicity; Feeding; Notary; Police; Price; Priest; Salary; Scribe; Taxation; Writing MaterialAccounts of Expenditures1933Long roll broken at the right end, which was cut in seven pieces when housed into glass. - At the folds of the roll deep indentations have been worn from both edges toward the center of the sheet (the damage is mos3?3‰iB: "What has the most magnificent Sarapammon to say regarding this after he has heard the voice of Menas saying all that has been saidot he persons before the court that gold has been asked by Zacharias and has been paid to him?" The illustrious afore-mentioned Flavius Sarapammon said: "I did discover that some persons from the village of Aphrodite made a conspiracy and wanted to divide the village in two parties(?) so that they again could attend minutely to murders and for that reason theC conspirators have been asked for one pound of gold for the praesidial treasury." The illustrious comes militum said: "The administration will bring pressure to bear upon the most magnificent Sarapammon for the production of Zacharias in court. What has Menas to say about the accusations ?" The soldier Flavius Menas said: "I did not murder anyone and I also prove it. What if Menas proves(?) it? The same presbyter feeling nauseous stayed in the church and I in Antaiou (polis) and an absces3Nx!8ARecto, col. I, and Verso, col. I-XII, present accounts of expenditures made by Kronion and his colleague Eutychas, the officials of the record-office (grapheion) of Tebtynis, during the 6th year and the beginning of the 7th year of the Emperor Claudius. In view of their distribution on the papyrus and of their incompleteness, they were probably not compiled for inspection. - Verso, col. IV, which was cancelled with cross strokes, is a memorandum of loans received on May 22-23, 46 A.D., andB? does not really form part of the record of expenditures itself-yTouekeoumis(?); Tabas; Paches (chenoboskos) (see also P.Mich. II, 123, Verso, col. VI, l. 25-26) (another?) Paches Galates (son of Didymos) (see also P.Mich. II, 123, Verso, col. VIII, 17-18)z-Administration; Loan; Notary; Taxation; Woman|PHOBoak AERP.Mich.inv. 966GreekAnn ArborVerso, col. IV - 226 glasses: glasses 1; 2; 5; 6 on top of E (be careful when removing them!); glasses 3; 4 on top of locker 11 (in front of the door)PapYesNoDue to the size of this papyrus roll, its content has been divided in the present database into several cards, one for each column.Tebtynis, Polemonos meris, Arsinoite nome, provDince of Egyptmedium-sized business hand (same as in P.Mich. II, 122).Touekeoumis(?); Tabas; Paches (chenoboskos) (see also P.Mich. II, 123, Verso, col. VI, l. 25-26) (another?) Paches Galates (son of Didymos) (see also P.Mich. II, 123, Verso, col. VIII, 17-18)123, Verso, col. IVTebtynis, Polemonos meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptVerso, col. IVPMich IIAdministration; Loan; NotarK^3"8 on the orig. conservation12 Traianos: check translation Check: Nigel: possibility of adding to the note a link to the next and preceding columns or to all the records of this inv. nr. (through an automated search?). We could also make 1 general card (with general bibliography?) with links to all the others? Traianos: number of items (one... now divided in 7 parts?) Traianos: when these cards will be on the web, displayed as a search result, no difference will appear between them, whicBh is a problem. Ask Nigel? Traianos: should I add the bibliography concerning the grapheion, as: - R.H. Pierce, Grapheion, Catalogue, and Library in Roman Egypt, SymbOslo 43 (1968) pp. 68-83; - Hobson Deborah W., The Role of Women in the Economic Life of Roman Egypt: A Case Study from First Century Tebtunis, EchCl 28 = N.S., 3 (1984) pp. 373-390; - Montevecchi Orsolina, La crisi economica sotto Claudio e Nerone: Nuove testimonianze, Neronia III. Actes du IIIe Colloque International de la S33'"PALong roll broken at the right end, which was cut in seven pieces when housed into glass. - At the folds of the roll deep indentations have been worn from both edges toward the center of the sheet (the damage is most important in the right part of the roll). - The sheet bearing col. I of the recto and col. XI-XII of the Verso was attached to the rest after these columns had been written.Q1R=Verso; Recto: register of documents prepared at the grapheionS DocumentaryV 966v3_2.bmp` 966v_3c.bmpa 966v_3f.bmpa 966v_3g.bmphs and a made dish: 1 obol; for oil [- - -] [- - -] for the price of breads: 2 obols [- - -] /jzAccount; Administration; Animal; Child; Ethnicity; Feeding; Notary; Police; Price; Priest; Profession; Renting; Slave; Taxation; Transport; Writing Material|PHOWgWjWphiladelphiaWWWJW]WjW_WdWfWsWWphiladelphos]WWsWphilagris}WWphileasBWWphilerosWphiletas1WphiletosWphilinos,WphilippiWphilipposhWLWWWgW~WphilippusuWphiliskosBWjWphilokras#Wphilokrates`Wphilon?WeWgWNWWphilopato}WphilopatorW5isimilarlyofotherpubliccharges1sackVsimilarlyonthe24th+Vsimilarlythroughioannes2sacksVsimonWsimourWsimourkWsimpleWWbWsimplyWhWsimyraWsinas>W?Wsinas11/2>V?Vsince`W_WgWWW&WfWyW{WWWWWWWWWWfWWWWWWWWWWWW W WW1W4W5W9W:W;WJWPWTWUWVWcWfWhWnWoWuWwW~W~WWDWFWMWNWOWTWIWRWWWWWWWW-W7WwWWW%WsingleWWcWUWYW=W@WWsiomeaspWsiopetikonPWsiphonW1WPW~WW WW:W;Wsiphonexporting3camelsofwheat6drachmaiVsisathosWsisenxisWWW1Wsisoeis<W<WsisoisaWW<WWWmWWWWWWW\WrW$WWWsisoissonofphaesis3artabaiofwheatV3"iA[- - -] [- - -] 3 obols. [- - -] [- - -] 4 silver drachmai. [- - -] and (for) vegetables and oil: 1 1/2 obol. On the 8th. For us, for the price of beer and vegetables: 2 obols. On the 10th. For the slave who went for the paper tax (chartera), as travel money: 4 obols. 2 breads: 2 obols. For beer: 1 obol. For fishes (thrissai): 1 obol. On the 12th. Through Herodes, son of Loumaus, for the price of one papyrus (roll): 4 drachmai. On the 15th. For Kronion, son of Potamon, a relative, for whatB we borrowed of him for the monthly payment (diagraphe): 40 silver drachmai. On the 21st. Rent to Pesouris the priest for Lykas, son of Heronas: 10 obols. On the 22nd. For the presence of Dionysodoros, son of Herakleides, to Herakleides the police officer and the other swordsmen, as a donative: 18 obols. And 5 breads: 5 obols. For the donkey-drivers, for hay and barley: 6 obols. And 3 breads: 3 obols. For the son of Ptollas, the remainder: 6 obols. For Heronas the notary, for sweetmeats foat*iv9abdoubdasWW W"W#W&W4Wabdoubdasmachairophorosdoulosseepmichiip106bifao95"Vabdoubdasmachairophorosseepmichiip106bifao951995pVV#V&VabelWWablabiusWaboeisWaboeissitologosofphiladelphiaseealsosbv7621VaboikisWabokWWWWWPWhWW‚&WWW>?WabokelaiourgosVabokonelatesVaboksonofaunesVaboksonofgemellusVaboksonofmelasseetapa731942p77VVhV&VVVaboksonofpal>V?VabouWabousWWW/W=WWWnWaboussonofpekysisVaboussonofpetheusVaboussonofstrouthosnVabove<WWWabraamWWWWabraamsonofbreeiVabraamsonofphoibammonVabraamsonofptVabraamiosWWassonofantoninuseVachillassonofantoninusatisisVachillassonofkastorseealsopmichiv/2p158VV33"iCr his children: 4 obols. On the 30th. For Heraklas the swordsman, who went for the sake of the paper tax (chartera), as travel money: 9 obols; 2 breads: 2 obols; for beer: 1 obol. Total: 12 obols. On Pachon 1. Monthly payment (diagraphe) through Ptollas, son of Korkodilion: 176 silver drachmai. On the 6th. Through Herodes, son of Aphrodisios grandson o fPhombos, for the price of 2 papyrus (rolls) and of black ink: 8 drachmai 1 obol. On the 7th. For Abdoubdas the swordsman and the other slaDve <OR: another, a slave>, as travel money: 20 obols; 4 breads: 4 obols; for beer: 2 obols. On the 10th. Through Apis, my(?) son, to the city, payment for the <debt(?)> remaining to the account of the paper tax (chartera): 52 drachmai; for the receipt-fee: 1 obol; for Apis, for beer in the (house) of the pteraphoros: . . drachmai 1/2 obol. On the 12th. Similarly for beer: 1 obol; for breads and vegetables: 3 1/2 obols. On the 13th. For beer: 1 1/2 obol; for breads and vegetableat34#%8ARecto, col. I, and Verso, col. I-XII, present accounts of expenditures made by Kronion and his colleague Eutychas, the officials of the record-office (grapheion) of Tebtynis, during the 6th year and the beginning of the 7th year of the Emperor Claudius. In view of their distribution on the papyrus and of their incompleteness, they were probably not compiled for inspection. - Verso, col. VIII runs from July 26 to Sept. 1, 46 A.D.; l. 34-42 are duplicated in P.Mich. II, 128, col. II, l. 28-3B69lais: Land Leases in Southern Fayum in the Middle of the 1 Century A.D. (based on the Michigan records.), VDI 128 (1974, fasc. 2) pp. 69-85; - Cockle Walter E.H., State Archives in Graeco-Roman Egypt from 30 B.C. to the Reign of Septimius Severus, JEA 70 (1984) pp. 106-122 - PESTMAN P.W., 'Oud papier' uit een notariskantoor in het oude Egypte ofwel Kronion, een notaris uit het begin van onze jaartelling. [Du 'vieux papier' provenant d'un bureau de notaire de l'gypte ancienne o.33"hC 6 on top of E (be careful when removing them!); glasses 3; 4 on top of locker 11 (in front of the door)PapYesNoDue to the size of this papyrus roll, its content has been divided in the present database into several cards, one for each column.l. 7: small fragment? L. 29: fold, with fragment from Recto to be seen on VersoTebtynis, Polemonos meris, Arsinoite nome, province of Egyptmedium-sized busDiness hand (same as in P.Mich. II, 122).(unnamed) doulos; Herodes son of Loumaus; Kronion son of Potamon; Pesouris, heiaireus (hiereus); Lykas son of Heronas; Dionysodoros son of Herakleides; Herakleides, dekanos; (unnamed) machairophoroi; (unnamed) badistelatai; (unnamed) son of Ptollas; Heronas, nomographos (& unnamed children) (see P.Mich. II, p. 96);; Heraklas, machairophoros; Ptollas son of Korkodilion (Krokodilion); Herodes son of Aphrodisios grandson of Phombos; Abdoubda33v$V6 glasses: glasses 1; 2; 5; 6 on top of E (be careful when removing them!); glasses 3; 4 on top of locker 11 (in front of the door)WNoX:June 1922; acquired from Nahman through the British Museum[Accounts of Expenditures\original size: 310 x 28 cm]L. 4-5: frg. to move_Due to the size of this papyrus roll, its content has been divided in the present database into several cards, one for each column.nVerso, col. VI - 406 glas33"hAoriginal size: 310 x 28 cmJune 1922; acquired from Nahman through the British MuseumKronion son of ApionPHArchive of Kronion son of Apion, nomographos of the grapheion of Tebtynis; see also noteRecto, col. I, and Verso, col. I-XII, present accounts of expenditures made by Kronion and his colleague Eutychas, the officials of the record-office (grapheion) of Tebtynis, during the 6th year and the beginning of Bthe 7th year of the Emperor Claudius. In view of their distribution on the papyrus and of their incompleteness, they were probably not compiled for inspection. - Verso, col. V runs from April 3 to May 13, 46 A.D.BL III, 108 (l. 29); BL X, 122 (l. 26)After Dec. 20, 46 A.D. (Recto, col. I, and Verso, col. I-XII)Boak AERP.Mich.inv. 966GreekAnn ArborVerso, col. V - 406 glasses: glasses 1; 2; 5;3w3["jEu Kronion, un notaire du dbut de notre re.], P.H.M. GERVER, J.G. KUIJL, A.J.H. PLEYSIER, R.T.G. VERSTRAATEN (Edd.), Heden verschenen voor mij ... Liber Amicorum aangeboden aan prof. mr. A.L.M. Soons, gewoon hoogleraar in het Notarile Recht aan de Faculteit der Rechtsgeleerdheid van de Rijksuniversiteit Leiden ter gelegenheid van zijn emeritaat (Arnhem, 1995) pp. 119-126, 1 tabl., 1 fac-sim., 1 arbre gnal. scanned; checked g@A /  4    L  Z k publishedlH.C. Youtie, CP 39 (1944) p. 33, n. 51 [= Scripitiunculae II (Amsterdam, 1973) p. 835, n. 51]; J.-L. Fournet, BIFAO 95 (1995) p. 199-200p3/3/98s3225tginning of the 7th year of the Emperor Claudius. In view of their distribution on the papyrus and of their incompleteness, they were probably not compiled for inspection. - Verso, col. V runs from April 3 to May 13, 46 A.D.3d3#jC de la Socit Internationale d'tudes Nroniennes. Varenna, juin 1982 = Atti CERDAC. 12 = N.S., 2 (1982-1983 [1987])pp. 139-148; - JENKINS Fred W., New Texts from the Tebtunis Grapheion Archive, BASP 29 (1992) pp. 31-40; - E. Husselman, Procedures of the Record Office of Tebtunis in the First Century A.D., Proceedings of the Twelfth International Congress of Papyrology (Toronto, 1970) pp. 223-238; - Kovel'man A.B., Arenda v Juznom Fajume v seredine i v. n. e. (Po Miciganskim registram.) ADvec un rsum en anglais: Land Leases in Southern Fayum in the Middle of the 1 Century A.D. (based on the Michigan records.), VDI 128 (1974, fasc. 2) pp. 69-85; - Cockle Walter E.H., State Archives in Graeco-Roman Egypt from 30 B.C. to the Reign of Septimius Severus, JEA 70 (1984) pp. 106-122 - PESTMAN P.W., 'Oud papier' uit een notariskantoor in het oude Egypte ofwel Kronion, een notaris uit het begin van onze jaartelling. [Du 'vieux papier' provenant d'un bureau de notaire de l'gypte anNo,V8formal>Wformalnotificationwritteninduplicateofthelossofado>VformallyWformedWformerWWDWWWWWWWWWwWWHWWWformer'svWformerlyzWWformingWWformulaW WformulaeWgWforwardWfound{WW?WWWWfouruWWWW{WWW WWWWWW W2W4W=W@WBWIWKWLWYW`WqWtW{WWWmWW8WzWOWW+WWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWW:W;W<W=W123, Verso, col. VTebtynis, Polemonos meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptVerso, col. VPMich IIAccount; Administration; Animal; Child; Ethnicity; Feeding; Notary; Police; Price; Priest; Profession; Renting; Slave; TaxFation; Transport; Writing MaterialAccounts of Expenditures1933Long roll broken at the right end, which was cut in seven pieces when housed into glass. - At the folds of the roll deep indentations have been worn from both edges toward the center of the sheet (the damage is most important in the right part of the roll). - The sheet bearing col. I of the recto and col. XI-XII of the Verso was attached to the rest after these columns had been !D`AINV NOB G ASection_or_SideB GAMaterialB GA ConnectionsB GA First EditorB G ASer_VolB GAPg_NoB GAYearB G APhotoB G ASBB  ( ;koptosQkorakesiotikonWkorinthiosWkormosWkousis WkrokodeilonW[WkrokodeilonpolisarsinoitonpolisarsinoitenomepersestesVkrokodilon.W3WJWUWbWZWkrokodilonpolisarsinoitonpolis3VUVZVkrokodilonpolisarsinoitonpolisarsinoitenomebVkrokodilonpolisarsinoitonpolisphiladelpheiaJVktemaqW}WWWWWoWWktemalegoumenonpsentousetosseealsopcairmaspi67087kVktesis}WWWkyle4WkynopoliteWW'WkynopolitenomebacchiasVkynopolitesWW8WkynopolitescynopolitenomeVkynopolitesnomosanotapeklamvillageofthe8thpagusoft8VkyrenaioscWkyrenetWkyrenekaranismisenumportusostiarometVkyteCWWrvility; Woman Divorce; Family; Freedman; House ownership; Inheritance; Religion; Cession; Land status; Mortgage; Bath; Apprenticeship; Feeding;3#hAoriginal size: 310 x 28 cmJune 1922; acquired from Nahman through the British MuseumKronion son of ApionPHArchive of Kronion son of Apion, nomographos of the grapheion of Tebtynis; see also noteRecto, col. I, and Verso, col. I-XII, present accounts of expenditures made by Kronion and his colleague Eutychas, the officials of the record-office (grapheion) of Tebtynis, during the 6th year and the beginning of Bthe 7th year of the Emperor Claudius. In view of their distribution on the papyrus and of their incompleteness, they were probably not compiled for inspection. - Verso, col. VI runs from May 16 to June 21, 46 A.D.BL X, 122 (l. 23)After Dec. 20, 46 A.D. (Recto, col. I, and Verso, col. I-XII)Boak AER(Arsinoiton) polis; Aryokomites (Areos kometes?); TalitesP.Mich.inv. 966GreekAnn ArborVerso33v#jEcienne ou Kronion, un notaire du dbut de notre re.], P.H.M. GERVER, J.G. KUIJL, A.J.H. PLEYSIER, R.T.G. VERSTRAATEN (Edd.), Heden verschenen voor mij ... Liber Amicorum aangeboden aan prof. mr. A.L.M. Soons, gewoon hoogleraar in het Notarile Recht aan de Faculteit der Rechtsgeleerdheid van de Rijksuniversiteit Leiden ter gelegenheid van zijn emeritaat (Arnhem, 1995) pp. 119-126, 1 tabl., 1 fac-sim., 1 arbre gnal. scanned; checked o@A 7  <    T  b k publishedl*J.-L. Fournet, BIFAO 95 (1995) p. 199-200.p3/3/98s3226{$AP.Mich.inv. 966BVerso, col. VIICPapDXArchive of Kronion son of Apion, nomographos of the grapheion of Tebtynis; see also noteEBoak AERFPMich IIG123, Verso, col. VIIH1933UYesrophoros; Labesis, lachanopoles; Kronion son of Kames (see P.Miction. - Verso, col. V runs from April 3 to May 13, 46 A.D.32,9cheosCWVWWW WWW:W=cheossonofharmiysisandthaesisseepkronpxxCVVcheosunnamedwife VVcherasWWcherassonofvalasseealsoomichi112VcheremonWW0WW`WcheremonchairemonVcheremonchairemonsonofpapnouthiosseealsoomichi151VchesisWcheus΂chialeschichoisWchildgW=WWchildren_W9WosWchiremonWchiremonchairemonsonofstratonVchole@WIWWcholosmWchomenisKWWchomenishusbandofthenmesouerisVchomenisseegeographicaKVchorchonsisWchortou*WchousesWchrWchrates4W=WOWkWpWWW  WWW3W6WZWchratessonofakousilaosseealsopmichv280305Vchratessonofchairemonseealsopmichii128coliil7kVchratessonofchairemonseealsopmichv240l33VchratessonofeutychosandtheoklapersestesepigonespV33%X:June 1922; acquired from Nahman through the British Museum[Accounts of Expenditures\original size: 310 x 28 cm] l. 8: clean_Due to the size of this papyrus roll, its content has been divided in the present database into several cards, one for each column.n1Verso; Recto: register of documents prepared at the grapheionDocumentary966v3_3.bmp<_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1>966v_3d.bmp<_600DPIBack_R2>966v_3h.bmp<_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPH2IBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8> i, for Diognas: 3 obols. On the 29th. For bread, for Diognas the swordsman, (and) as travel money: 7 obols. For us, for the price of beer and vegetables: 3 1/2 obols. For 1 keramion of wine for the . . .: 5 silver drachmai. For the price of the oil for when we dined at the Nemesieion: 1 obol. For the price of one bread for Diognas, son of Aristonas: 1 obol. Monthly payment (diagraphe) of money: 124 silver drachmai. And similarly f3#hE-19); Zoilas, machairophoros; Ptollarion, machairophoros; Labesis, lachanopoles; Kronion son of Kames (see P.Mich. II, p. 221); (unnamed) machairophoroi; Tebaus; Ptolas (Ptollas); Philokras123, Verso, col. VITebtynis, Polemonos meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptVerso, col. VIPMich IIAccount; Administration; Ethnicity; Feeding; Loan; Notary; Police; Price; Priest; Profession; Religion; Salary; Scribe; Tax colleFction; Taxation; Writing MaterialAccounts of Expenditures1933Long roll broken at the right end, which was cut in seven pieces when housed into glass. - At the folds of the roll deep indentations have been worn from both edges toward the center of the sheet (the damage is most important in the right part of the roll). - The sheet bearing col. I of the recto and col. XI-XII of the Verso was attached to the rest after these columns had been wPHKf3#9BNch. II, p. 221); (unnamed) machairophoroi; Tebaus; Ptolas (Ptollas); PhilokrasVpmichinv969)Vpmichinv970\Vpmichinv972JVpmichinv973Vpmichinv974_Vpmichinv98@Vpmichinv985Vpmichinv987tV_Vpmichinv988/Vpmichinv99?Vpmichinv996Vskeat~WWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWvWviWviiWviiiWwinter(WxWxiWxiiWxiiiWxivWxixWxvWxviWxviiWxviiiWxxWxxiWxxiiWxxiiiWxxivWxxvW21rectoagar@#and/c1@frectoi-ivink@3lrecto@aArectoafewtracesofinkontheversorectoandverso'rectocoliiabstract6@.arectocolivabstract9@0ctext@+verso6versoa-cversofirsttext@,~@2ost(upap papwithseal@Tftablet@mwood@181-205Q20-22@2899@Y329@4776d@53956303@732@907920a@GalsoA3Oammoniosapionc9W?W@WAWHWOWPWQWTWUWZW[W_W`WtWxWyWWWWverso1sttextseealsopmichkoenen786andpmichxi619VV3$1jcomarchsWcommeWcommoditiesW- !jdissWW WWWdistinzioneWdistribution WWWdividedWW W W W W WWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWW W!W"W#W$W%W&W'W(W)W*W+W,WdivisionWWWdoWWWWGWWWWWWdocumentaryWdocumentsWWWdoesKWfWWdoesn'tWWdomitianusWdomitienWdomitiusWdon'tWWW~WdoneDWEW`WmWqW}WEWHWMWRWVW_W`WaWgWpWqWtWyW{W|W}W~WWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWW00jsokWsoknWsoldier'sWsomeWWtWsomethingWWWWsonW`WWsonderabgabeWWWsoonWsoons WWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWW W W W W WWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWW W!W"W#W$W%W&W'W(W)W*W+W,WsoteiraW-RStjkyriouWllW{WWWWW&WgW WWWW|WWW WWW=WBW]WfWW&WpWWWWWWWWWWWW WW.WSWWWWWWWWWWWWuWWWWIWKWW-WKWUWcWoW~WWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWW W W W W WWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWW W!W"W#W$W%W&W'W(W)W*W+W,WtWl1startswithaphiratherthanathetaphVnsteadofepeiseneptasunemoutihupagoo&Vl221/21/31/12insteadof21/21/12Vatherthan61/481/481/48%;p3/31/97ꂅ삅 !"78ATWXY\d3/31/98<=>3/4/98$%&'()*+,4/1/974/1/98e?@ABCE4/10/2000w4/10/984/11/2000ʂ˂-.4/11/974/13/982\4/14/20004/14/9794/14/985F4/15/98x4/16/98C4/17/20004/17/98Kfh4/2/98FGHIJKLMNO4/20/984/21/98qt4/23/974/23/98ENc4/24/97vw4/25/97₈ 4/27/98;>as4/28/9814/29/98APU4/3/20004/3/97 4/3/98PQRS4/4/20004/4/97EFGHI4/5/2000‚Ă΂4/6/98k4/6/99K4/7/20004/7/98QR^oTU4/7/99OPS4/8/99UV4/9/98邈<5/1/98T{~5/10/99WYZ[\5/11/98u5/11/99]^_`abc5/12/97 5/12/984ꂄ$Pc5/28/971w{3{3‰iDs came out of the throat of the presbyter and he died thereof. About Herakleios I was not there and I do not know (about him)." The illustrious comes militum said: "If the prosecuting party wants to attack with their accusations they must - - - the law for prosecution". Flavius <- - -> defending Theodoros said: "In the last days of the passed month Mesore of the past seventh indiction the devoted Menas forced my brother Victor who also is a presbyter outside and murdered him having tEhrown a piece of wood of a machiehis left arm and having (placed) many blows on his stomach from the fifth hour till the evening of the same day and I reserve against him the law me suiting against murderers. And if I shall not prove that he murdered my brother I shall die instead of him. And he did not ask for the blows he received or it must be by the fact that he was ten or eleven days alone". The afore-mentioned Maria defending Theodoros said: "The chiefs (of the police) of my village $1"ibeer-shopWsW#Wbeer-tax%W^Wbeershop}WWbeetW&Wbeets%WWbefallWbefallenWbefitsQW~WbeforeDWEW_WWWWWsWtWvWyWWWWWWWOW9WVW\WgWhWWWWWWWWWW W7W>WfWhWWWWWWWWWWWWW!W"W#W'W(W)W*W+W/W2W5W6W7W8W9W:W;W?W@WBWCWEWHWIWJWMWQWRW|W}WWWWWWGW*W-W.W7W[W_W`WpWqWWWbefore-concludedWWWgWW W4W5W6W8W;W<W=W?WGWHWOWPWVWWW]WbWdWiWnWpWqWtW|W}WWWWWWWWWWWW@WHWIWSWW8W|W'WWWW%W4WZWbehind\WWbehindhand\WcWbeingtWuW|WWWWBack_R1>Tebtynis, Polemonos meris, Arsinoite nome, province of Egyptmedium-sized business hand (same as in P.Mich. II, 122).Pakebkis, heiaireus (hiereus)123, Verso, col. VITebtynis, Polemonos meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptDVerso, col. VIPMich IIAccount; Administration; Notary; Police; Price; Priest; Tax collection Animal; Child; Ethnicity; Feeding; Profession; Renting; Slave; Taxation; Transport; Writing Material Salary; Scribe; Loan; Agriculture; Army; Debt; Deposit; Dowry; Guild; Industry; Land ownership; Lease; Marriage; Nursing; Paramone (obligation to remain at someone's service); Sale; Servility; Woman Divorce; Family; Freedman; House ownership; Inherita2]/i28thcleruchypakysissonofherakl^V29|WWWWYWfWWWWW>WpWWWWWW0WdWeWjWWW5WKWPWW/WFWHWQWRWSWYWZW[W\W`WaWcWpWWWWWWWW<WWWWWWWWjWWWWWWWW!WOWXW2913°19V29°WW292WW W2948°W2953WW2954WW2956°W298W.W29800TW299degW29thuWWwWwWxW{WWRWWWW<WWWWWWW}WWWWWWWWWW W WWWWWWWWW#W$W(W:W<W=WXWyW29th16V29th28V2nW AERP.Mich.inv. 966GreekAnn ArborVerso, col. VI - 407 glasses (1 was in Locker 2; 6 others, including 1 oversize) with Pearl's stuf3zzhGt important in the right part of the roll). - The sheet bearing col. I of the recto and col. XI-XII of the Verso was attached to the rest after these columns had been written.1Verso; Recto: register of documents prepared at the grapheionDocumentary966v3_1.bmp<_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6H><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1>966v_3a.bmp<_600DPIBack_R2>966v_3e.bmp<_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>\iccounts of Expenditures1933Long roll broken at the right end, which was cut in seven pieces when housed into glass. - At the folds of the roll deep indentations have been worn from both edges toward the center of the sheet (the damage is3‰iFAphrodite together with others who are in its service after having arrested my husband Herakleios put him in the watch-house of my village Aphrodite and after having taken wine to the same watch-house they drunk with him and when the evening had come they beat my same husband Herakleios and killed him with their swords and thereafter they gave his remains to the fire and they did this to him on the eighth of the month Phaophi of the passed sixth indiction at the setting of the sun. Being aGsked why they murdered my husband they said: 'The most illustrious Sarapammon and Menas wrote us to kill him', and I reserve against them the law me suiting regarding the death of my wretched husband. When Herakleios, my wretched husband, had been killed and his remains had been given to the fire so that they may be burned they poured again water on the same remains and they threw his bones in a basket and burried them I do not know where. I ask, therefore, that they are given to me so tha3~3|"89A(unnamed) doulos; Herodes son of Loumaus; Kronion son of Potamon; Pesouris, heiaireus (hiereus); Lykas son of Heronas; Dionysodoros son of Herakleides; Herakleides, dekanos; (unnamed) machairophoroi; (unnamed) badistelatai; (unnamed) son of Ptollas; Heronas, nomographos (& unnamed children) (see P.Mich. II, p. 96);; Heraklas, machairophoros; Ptollas son of Korkodilion (Krokodilion); Herodes son of Aphrodisios grandson of Phombos; Abdoubdas, machairophoros (& doulos?) (see P.Mich. II, p. 10B6; BIFAO 95 [1995] p. 199-200); (unnamed) doulos (& machairophoros?); Apis, son of Kronion(?); (unnamed) pteraphoros; Pausis, kasopyos (kasopoios)zAccount; Administration; Animal; Child; Ethnicity; Feeding; Notary; Police; Price; Priest; Profession; Renting; Slave; Taxation; Transport; Writing Material|PHORegister of Documents Prepared at the Grapheion1933broken and worn away at the top, left and bottom; many holes and rents in the body of the sheet, some of which may have been present before the papyrus was used1Recto; Verso is blankDocumeNntary698r_1.bmp<_600DPIFront_R1>698r_b.bmp<_600DPIFront_R2>698r_f.bmp<_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>iich. V, 238, l. 15; 240, l. 56); (another?) Kroni33d'#iEtransfer, 1 bread: 1 obol. Total up to the 18th of Pauni: 73(?) drachmai; and on the 17th, for beer with Tebaus: 5 obols. On the 20th. For us, for the price of a made dish (and) a meal on the avenue (dromos): 4 obols. For the price of oil: 2 obols. On the 21st. For Kronion, son of Kames, [- - -]: 10 obols. On the 27th. For us, for the price of round gourds [and] beer: a drachme. For Ptolas and Philokras [- - -] For vegetables and a fish (thrissa) [- - -] For a meal . . . 16 obols. [- - -] F!For oil: 1 obol. For wine [- - -] jedium-sized business hand (same as in P.Mich. II, 122).Pakebkis, heiaireus (hiereus); (unnamed) Aryokomites (Areos kometes?); Maronas son of Chresimos; Diognas, machairophoros; Diognas son of Aristonas; Ptollas, Talites; Eutychas (grapheion official?); Kastoras; Abdoubdas (machairophoros) (see P.Mich. II, p. 106; BIFAO 95 [1995] p. 199-200); Primus (machairophoros?); Paches, chenoboskos (see also P.Mich. II, 123, Verso, col. IV, l. 16'2imeal#W%W4WmeanWmeansyWWWWTWZW}WW~W-WlWWmeantIWmeanwhile!Wmeaseure8Wmeasure`WWWWWW9W?WCWDWEWSWAWWWWWWWWW WW2W4WDWGWWWWWWWWWrWwWzW~WWWWWWW}WOW#W$WcWWWW WBWMWUWmeasured`WW9WCWDWEWsWWmWWWmW7WAWWWW2W4W8WGWWWWWWWWW8W}W$W%WjWWWmeasurementWgWmeasurementsW1W=W?WRWUWWW]WdWiWnWyW{WWWWWWWnW$Wmeasurer]WmeasurersWmeasuresyWWJ9ptolli7WWiWptollisonofhera7VptollisonofptolliViVptollionWptolliosWptolliosptollisVptollis~WWWWWeWWWhWWW1WptollissonofanchoVhVptollissonofheraklVptollissonofpamenesandtanephremmisgrandsonoftithoes~Vptollissonofpetheusseealsopmichiv2233145VptollissonofptollisgerdiosVptollous@W#WWpublicius@WpubliusMW{W<WWWKWpubliusegnatiussonofpubliusVpubliusseiusfuscianusandmarcusserviliussilanusconsulsVpumenWpupieniusqWpupieniusafricanusconsulqVpupienusEWpyladesWuments prepared at the grapheionDocumentary<_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPI33%hG966v4_1.bmp<_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1>966v_4a.bmp<_600DPIBack_R2>966v_4d.bmp<_600DPIBack_R3>966v_4f.bmp<_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8> 5iA[- - -]: 19 obols. On the 2nd (of Kaisareios). [- - -] and barley: 4 drachmai. On the 4th. [- - -]: 3 obols. [- - -]: 3 obols. . . . [- - -] . . . of this: 1 obol. For Mystharion, [son of - - -] for Heraklas, son of . . ., the teacher: 19 silver drachmai. On the 10th. For Kronion, son of Herodion, for the price of 2 papyrus (rolls): 8 silver drachmai. For the price of 100 figs: 1 1/2 obol. On the 16th. For Eutychas, (my) partner, through Soueris, his sister-in-law: 4 silver drachmai, for wtes; Heron (= Heronas, nomographos?) (see P.Mich. II, p. 96); Pe33%hEtesouchos son of Besis (see P.Mich. II, p. 228); Heronas, nomographos (see P.Mich. II, p. 96)123, Verso, col. VIIITebtynis, Polemonos meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptVerso, col. VIIIPMich IIAccount; Administration; Cadastre; Feeding; Loan; Notary; Police; Price; Profession; School; Woman; Writing MaterialAccounts of Expenditures1933Long roll broken at the riFght end, which was cut in seven pieces when housed into glass. - At the folds of the roll deep indentations have been worn from both edges toward the center of the sheet (the damage is most important in the right part of the roll). - The sheet bearing col. I of the recto and col. XI-XII of the Verso was attached to the rest after these columns had been written.1Verso; Recto: register of documents prepared at the grapheionDocumentary'C 9philokrates`WWphilokratesseeprosptolvi16482paplugdbatxxip436`VphilometorWphilonWW ?WBWeWgWNWWW_W`WcWgWphilonarchiphylakites_V`Vphilondidaskalosseeprosptolvi17182?VphilonseegeographicagVphilonseeplondvii2026withintroductionBVphilonseeprosptoliv8568eVgVphilopatorWWWWphilopatorestWphiloponosWphilosarapisWphilosarapishypatosVphilosarapissonofherongymnasiarchosViloutarionWphiloutariondaughterofeudaimonVphiloxasRWRW'philoxashippeusRVphiloxassonoformesameasaboveVphiloxenos WWWphiloxenosstrategosofthethemistoupolemonosmeridesdiadVphiminisWphiminissonofphenVphoibammonOWXWzWWWWWWWWW8WphoibammondouxdeceasedzVphoibammonsonofaaniosXVphoibammonthyrourosVVV!r@P2coliendsof7linesVVcoliendsof9linesVcolifrgacoli24Vcoliinlowermarginoftheversoupsidedown4Vcolinotintheedition18Vcolionpcorninvii2526}VVcoliphaunii1420linesVcolitracesof1lineVcoli-viseeunderinv6131rectoVcolii1Vcolii11lVV'VVcolii12eVOVcolii13V}VVVVVcolii13linesVcolii14uV7Vcolii15VVcolii17Vcolii1710onlyonpmichinv3134TVcolii19Vcolii2VSVcolii20VV[Vcolii2010onthemichiganfragmentUVcolii20including2inuppermarginVcolii21IVcolii22WVcolii23VV_VVcolii24Vcolii2411linesinseveralmarginalnotesUVcolii25VkVVjVVcolii26,Vcolii28Vcolii29XVcolii3Vcolii30=Vcolii35BVcolii4IVcolii40.Ves anQl,0>smalluW^WWsoWWWsomeuW^WsomesmallfragmentstobeaddedphuVstrasWtWtesWtextWW^WtgvWthanWthat^WtheWWW^W Wtime^WtinesWtouW WWtonWWtuWtwo WunpublishedWWup^WupperWWvWvarious Wverso{WvWWKWversol1readprobablyiatroiinsteadofkelereitgvVversol4readprobablycaeliinsteadofcrediphVveryWviWvibiWvibieniWvibieviiWviiWviiiDWaWWWWWWvWwas^WwereWwinterWwithWWwitnessWx`WaWWWWWWW W W W WWWWW<W=W>W?W@WAWWWWxiiiWDthe Lower Thebais, Thebais, Egypt661Aphrodite (Aphrodito), Antaiopolite nome, province of the Lower Thebais, Thebais, EgyptDaris S84-863v%$PALong roll broken at the right end, which was cut in seven pieces when housed into glass. - At the folds of the roll deep indentations have been worn from both edges toward the center of the sheet (the damage is most important in the right part of the roll). - The sheet bearing col. I of the recto and col. XI-XII of the Verso was attached to the rest after these columns had been written.Q1R=Verso; Recto: register of documents prepared at the grapheionS DocumentaryV 966v4_1.bmp` 966v_4a.bmpa 966v_4d.bmpb 966v_4f.bmphd I add the bibliography concerning the grapheion, as: - R.H. Pierce, Grapheion, Catalogue, and Library in Roman Egypt, SymbOslo 43 (1968) pp. 68-83; - Hobson Deborah W., The Role of Women in the Economic Life of Roman Egypt: A Case Study from First Century Tebtunis, EchCl 28 = N.S., 3 (1984) pp. 373-390; - Montevecchi Orsolina, La crisi economica sotto Claudio e Nerone: Nuove testimonianze, Neronia III. Actes du IIIe Colloque International de la SKc3F%AP.Mich.inv. 966BVerso, col. VIIICPapDXArchive of Kronion son of Apion, nomographos of the grapheion of Tebtynis; see also noteEBoak AERFPMich IIG123, Verso, col. VIIIH1933UYesV6 glasses: glasses 1; 2; 5; 6 on top of E (be careful when removing them!); glasses 3; 4 on top of locker 11 (in front of the door)WNoer gelegenheid van zijn emeritaat (Arnhem, 1995) pp. 119-126, 1 tabl., 1 fac-sim., 1 arbre gnal. scanned; checked g@A /  4    L  Z k publishedp3/4/98%AP.Mich.inv. 966BVerso, col. VIIICPapDXArchive of Kronion son of Apion, nomographos of the grapheion of Tebtynis; see also noteEBoak AERFPMich IIG123, Verso, col. VIIIH1933UYesV6 glasses: glasses 1; 2; 5; 6 on top of E (be careful when removing them!); glasses 3; 4 on top of locker 11 (in front of the door)WNo>Kronion, doulos komogrammateos; (unn3$hCen removing them!); glasses 3; 4 on top of locker 11 (in front of the door)PapYesNoDue to the size of this papyrus roll, its content has been divided in the present database into several cards, one for each column.L. 4-5: frg. to moveTebtynis, Polemonos meris, Arsinoite nome, province of Egyptmedium-sized business hand (same as in P.Mich. II, 122).Kronion, doulos komogrammateos; (unnDamed) komogrammateus; Heraklas son of Metallion; Herakleides son of Eutychos; Psouemmelitas(?); (unnamed) enkykliakos; Paches; Demas; Eutychos(?) son of Mystharion123, Verso, col. VIITebtynis, Polemonos meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptVerso, col. VIIPMich IIAccount; Administration; Animal; Feeding; Notary; Price; Slave; Tax collection; Taxation; Writing MaterialAccounts of Expenditures33$hE1933Long roll broken at the right end, which was cut in seven pieces when housed into glass. - At the folds of the roll deep indentations have been worn from both edges toward the center of the sheet (the damage is most important in the right part of the roll). - The sheet bearing col. I of the recto and col. XI-XII of the Verso was attached to the rest after these columns had been written.1Verso; Recto: register of documents prepared at Fthe grapheionDocumentary966v4_1.bmp<_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1>966v_4a.bmp<_600DPIBack_R2>966v_4d.bmp<_600DPIBack_R3>966v_4f.bmp<_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8> i obols33$iA[- - -] 4. [- - -] oil(?): 6 obols. For us [- - ]: 2 1/2 obols. On Epeiph 1. [- - -] for the price(?) of beer: 1 obol. On 12th. Through Kronion, slave of the village secretary, for the price of 1 papyrus (roll): 4 drachmai. on the 23rd. For Heraklas, son of Metallion, 2 breads: 2 obols. For the price of fishes (korakinidia) and a melon: 1 obol. As travel money for the same: 10 obols. On the 29th. Through Herakleides, son of Eutychos, for the price of 1 papyrus (roll): 4 drachmai. SimilarlBy, through Haryotes, for the price of a (roll) of newer papyrus: 2 drachmai. On the 30th. The remainder of the travel money: 6 obols. On the 2nd, Augustan day, of the month of Kaisareios. Payment (diagraphe) for Epeiph: 220 silver drachmai. As travel money: 6 obols. On the 3rd. For us, for vegetables: a drachme. On the 6th. For Psouemmelitas(?), (going) to the (collector) of the tax on transfers, for 2 breads: 2 obols. For a made dish: 1 1/2 obol. For the fare of a donkey to Talei: 5 obols33$iC. For expenses concerning the tax on transfers, for the price of a fish (latis): 17 obols. For Paches, 30 eggs: 10 obols. For the price of oil: 1 obol. On the 7th. For the price of 19 fishes (korakinidia): 20 obols. For the price of 13 breads: 13 obols. For the price of melons: a drachme. For Demas, for the price (of a piece) from a papyrus not for writing: 4 1/2 obols. For the price of round gourds: 1 1/2 obol. For the price of nuts: a drachme. For the price of 2 keramia of wine: 12 silveDr drachmai. Similarly, for Eutychos(?), son of Mystharion, from the common (account)(?), for the price of 1 keramion of wine: 6 silver drachmai. For the same, as fare for travel down country(?): 6 obols. On the 8th. [- - -]: 4 silver drachmai. [- - -] for the price of 1 keramion of wine: 6 silver drachmai. [- - -]: 5 obols. [- - -] for 2 keramia of wube: 12 silver drachmai. [- - -]: 10 obols. [- - -] for the price of 1 keramion of wine: 6 silver drachmai. [- - -] 14 obols.jl wh>o&jCocit Internationale d'tudes Nroniennes. Varenna, juin 1982 = Atti CERDAC. 12 = N.S., 2 (1982-1983 [1987])pp. 139-148; - JENKINS Fred W., New Texts from the Tebtunis Grapheion Archive, BASP 29 (1992) pp. 31-40; - E. Husselman, Procedures of the Record Office of Tebtunis in the First Century A.D., Proceedings of the Twelfth International Congress of Papyrology (Toronto, 1970) pp. 223-238; - Kovel'man A.B., Arenda v Juznom Fajume v seredine i v. n. e. (Po Miciganskim registram.) Avec un rDsum en anglais: Land Leases in Southern Fayum in the Middle of the 1 Century A.D. (based on the Michigan records.), VDI 128 (1974, fasc. 2) pp. 69-85; - Cockle Walter E.H., State Archives in Graeco-Roman Egypt from 30 B.C. to the Reign of Septimius Severus, JEA 70 (1984) pp. 106-122 - PESTMAN P.W., 'Oud papier' uit een notariskantoor in het oude Egypte ofwel Kronion, een notaris uit het begin van onze jaartelling. [Du 'vieux papier' provenant d'un bureau de notaire de l'gypte ancienne o34l$jAdone on the orig. conservation12 Traianos: check translation Check: Nigel: possibility of adding to the note a link to the next and preceding columns or to all the records of this inv. nr. (through an automated search?). We could also make 1 general card (with general bibliography?) with links to all the others? Traianos: number of items (one... now divided in 7 parts?) Traianos: when these cards will be on the web, displayed as a search result, no difference will appear between them, whicBh is a problem. Ask Nigel? Traianos: should I add the bibliography concerning the grapheion, as: - R.H. Pierce, Grapheion, Catalogue, and Library in Roman Egypt, SymbOslo 43 (1968) pp. 68-83; - Hobson Deborah W., The Role of Women in the Economic Life of Roman Egypt: A Case Study from First Century Tebtunis, EchCl 28 = N.S., 3 (1984) pp. 373-390; - Montevecchi Orsolina, La crisi economica sotto Claudio e Nerone: Nuove testimonianze, Neronia III. 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XCPapDXArchive of Kronion son of Apion, nomographos of the grapheion of Tebtynis; see also noteEBoak AERFPMich IIG123, Verso, col. XH1933K8L. 2: read time(s) arto(n) 3, instead of time(s) 3. (PH)UYesarile Recht aan de Faculteit der Rechtsgeleerdheid van de Rijksuniversiteit Leiden ter gelegenheid van zijn emeritaat (Arnhem, 1995) pp. 119-126, 1 tabl., 1 fac-sim., 1 arbre gnal. scanned; checked g@A /  4    L  Z k publishedlP.Mich. V, p. 51.p3/4/98'AP.Mich.inv. 966B Verso, col. XCPapDXArchive of Kronion son of Apion, nomographos of the grapheion of Tebtynis; see also noteEBoak AERFPMich IIG123, Verso, col. XH1933K8L. 2: read time(s) arto(n) 3, instead of time(s) 3. (PH)UYes)w Ann Arbor8nal. Tebt [@[- - -]; Heraklas [- - -], grammatikos; Kronion son of He338%iDchmai 5 obols. For the price of 5 eggs: 2 obols. For the price of oil for Moscheion the attendant and for a pipkin: 1 obol. For the price of 5 breads: 5 obols. For the same ones, in the evening(?), for the price of oil: 4 obols. Payment (diagraphe) to Heron for the month of Kaisareios: 160 silver drachmai. On the 4th. Through Petesouchos, son of Besis, for the price of 1 papyrus (roll): 4 drachmai. On the 4th of the month Sebastos of the 7th year. For a meal with Heronas the notary: for thE0e price of 1 keramion [of old wine]: 6 silver drachmai; for the price of 1 [keramion of new wine]: 18 obols; for the price of 3 [bundles of fodder]: 4 1/2 obols; [as travel money for a swordsman through] Eutychas: 8 obols. [- - -] on behalf of Heronas. [- - -] account [- - -] 33 silver drachmai 5 obols.jhe Twelfth International Congress of Papyrology (Toronto, 1970) pp. 223-238; - Kovel'man A.B., Arenda v Juznom Fajume v seredine i v. n. e. (Po Miciganskim registram.) Avec un r4#XR%PALong roll broken at the right end, which was cut in seven pieces when housed into glass. - At the folds of the roll deep indentations have been worn from both edges toward the center of the sheet (the damage is most important in the right part of the roll). - The sheet bearing col. I of the recto and col. XI-XII of the Verso was attached to the rest after these columns had been written.Q1R=Verso; Recto: register of documents prepared at the grapheionS DocumentaryV 966v4_1.bmp` 966v_4a.bmp` 966v_4b.bmpa 966v_4d.bmpa 966v_4e.bmpb 966v_4f.bmpb 966v_4g.bmph new wine]: 18 obols; for the price of 3 [bundles of fodder]: 4 1/2 obols; [as travel money for a swordsman through] Eutychas: 8 obols. [- - -] on behalf of Heronas. [- - -] account [- - -] 33 silver drachmai 5 obols.jLoan; Notary; Police; Price; Profession; School; Woman; Writing MaterialAccounts of Expenditures1933Long roll broken at the riX3%hCglasses 1; 2; 5; 6 on top of E (be careful when removing them!); glasses 3; 4 on top of locker 11 (in front of the door)PapYesNoDue to the size of this papyrus roll, its content has been divided in the present database into several cards, one for each column.l. 8: cleanTebtynis, Polemonos meris, Arsinoite nome, province of Egyptmedium-sized business hand (same as in P.Mich. II, 122).DMystharion [- - -]; Heraklas [- - -], grammatikos; Kronion son of Herodion; Eutychas (grapheion official), brother-in-law of Soueris; Soueris, sister-in-law of Eutychas; Soterichos son of Herodes; Galates son of Didymos (see also P.Mich. II, 123, Verso, col. IV, 20-22); Herodion son of Lysimachos (see P.Mich. II, p. 219); Heraklas machairophoros (& unnamed son); (unnamed) machairophoros; Herodes son of Heron; Moscheion, hyperetes; Heron (= Heronas, nomographos?) (see P.Mich. II, p. 96); Pe3&hEonelates123, Verso, col. IXTebtynis, Polemonos meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptVerso, col. IXPMich IIAccount; Administration; Animal; Ethnicity; Feeding; Notary; Police; Price; Priest; Profession; Scribe; Writing MaterialAccounts of Expenditures1933Long roll broken at the right end, which was cut in seven pieces when housed into glass. - At the folds of the Froll deep indentations have been worn from both edges toward the center of the sheet (the damage is most important in the right part of the roll). - The sheet bearing col. I of the recto and col. XI-XII of the Verso was attached to the rest after these columns had been written.1Verso; Recto: register of documents prepared at the grapheionDocumentary966v4_1.bmp<_600DPIFront33%iBhat we drunk on the avenue (dromos) inside the (temple) enclosure, 1 keramion of wine, on the twintieth of Pauni. On the 22nd. For Soterichos, son of Herodes, what we owed him since the thirtieth of Choiak for the monthly payment (diagraphe): 20 silver drachmai. On the 23rd. For Galates, son of Didymos, what we owed him as the remainder of the payment (diagraphe) of Pachon: 60 drachmai. On the 25th. For Herodion, son of Lysimachos, what we owed him, according to a written declaration, forC the payment (diagraphe) of Phamenoth: 60 silver drachmai. On the 27th, Augustan day. For the son of Heraklas the swordsman and for the other swordsman , who went for the monthly payment (diagraphe), as travel money: 10 obols. On the 28th. Through Herodion, son of Lysimachos, for the price of one papyrus (roll): 4 silver drachmai. 2nd intercalary day. As expenses for the registers (of the catoecic allotments), through Herodes, son of Heron, for the price of 2 keramia of wine: 4 silver dra33%jAdone on the orig. conservation12 Traianos: check translation Check: Nigel: possibility of adding to the note a link to the next and preceding columns or to all the records of this inv. nr. (through an automated search?). We could also make 1 general card (with general bibliography?) with links to all the others? Traianos: number of items (one... now divided in 7 parts?) Traianos: when these cards will be on the web, displayed as a search result, no difference will appear between them, whicBh is a problem. Ask Nigel? Traianos: should I add the bibliography concerning the grapheion, as: - R.H. Pierce, Grapheion, Catalogue, and Library in Roman Egypt, SymbOslo 43 (1968) pp. 68-83; - Hobson Deborah W., The Role of Women in the Economic Life of Roman Egypt: A Case Study from First Century Tebtunis, EchCl 28 = N.S., 3 (1984) pp. 373-390; - Montevecchi Orsolina, La crisi economica sotto Claudio e Nerone: Nuove testimonianze, Neronia III. Actes du IIIe Colloque International de la S4)hCg them!); glasses 3; 4 on top of locker 11 (in front of the door)PapYesNoDue to the size of this papyrus roll, its content has been divided in the present database into several cards, one for each column. Columns XI-XII do not immediately follow columns I-X: they are written upside down at the extreme left of the verso. However, the accounts which they contain follow the others in point of time.Tebtynis, Polemonos meris, Arsinoite Dnome, province of Egyptmedium-sized business hand (same as in P.Mich. II, 122).Orsenouphis son of Belphis (see also P.Mich. II, p. 224; V, p. 389); Eutychos son of Philous (see also P.Mich. II, p. 216); Soterichos son of Herodes123, Verso, col. XIITebtynis, Polemonos meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptVerso, col. 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Columns XI-XII do not immediately follow columns I-X: they are written upside down at the extreme left of the verso. However, the accounts which they contain follow the others in point of time.En<_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1>966v_4b.bmp<_600DPIBack_R2>966v_4e.bmp<_600DPIBack_R3>966v_4g.bmp<_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8> iA[- - -] [- - -] [- - -] 1 1/2 [obol]. [- - -] 1 [obol]. [For the] . . . of the 6th year: 20 silver drachmai. And for the price of 2 papyrus (rolls): 8 silver drachmai. For the price of black ink: 1 obol. For expense for writing up the records of the third four-month period (of the 6th year): On the 9th. For Lysas the notary, for the price of 1 bread: 1 obol. On the 12th. For us with him, for 4 breads: 4 obols. For a beet and oil: 1 1/2 obol. On the 14th. Through Sagatos, for the price of 1ed at the grapheionDocumentary966v4_1.bmp<_600DPIFront33'jEu Kronion, un notaire du dbut de notre re.], P.H.M. GERVER, J.G. KUIJL, A.J.H. PLEYSIER, R.T.G. VERSTRAATEN (Edd.), Heden verschenen voor mij ... Liber Amicorum aangeboden aan prof. mr. A.L.M. Soons, gewoon hoogleraar in het Notarile Recht aan de Faculteit der Rechtsgeleerdheid van de Rijksuniversiteit Leiden ter gelegenheid van zijn emeritaat (Arnhem, 1995) pp. 119-126, 1 tabl., 1 fac-sim., 1 arbre gnal. scanned; checked f@A /  4    L  Z k publishedp3/4/98s3229(AP.Mich.inv. 966BVerso, col. XICPapDXArchive of Kronion son of Apion, nomographos of the grapheion of Tebtynis; see also noteEBoak AERFPMich IIG123, Verso, col. XIH1933UYesV6 glasses: glasses 1; 2; 5; 6 on top of E (be careful when removing them!); glasses 3; 4 on top of locker 11 (in front of the door)WNoau de notaire de l'gypte ancienne o|PH3&hAoriginal size: 310 x 28 cmJune 1922; acquired from Nahman through the British MuseumKronion son of ApionPHArchive of Kronion son of Apion, nomographos of the grapheion of Tebtynis; see also noteRecto, col. I, and Verso, col. I-XII, present accounts of expenditures made by Kronion and his colleague Eutychas, the officials of the record-office (grapheion) of Tebtynis, during the 6th year and the beginning of Bthe 7th year of the Emperor Claudius. In view of their distribution on the papyrus and of their incompleteness, they were probably not compiled for inspection. - Verso, col. IX runs from Sept. 6 to 19, 46 A.D.; l. 1-30 are duplicated in P.Mich. II, 128.BL III, 108 (l. 8); BL X, 122 (l. 15)After Dec. 20, 46 A.D. (Recto, col. I, and Verso, col. I-XII)Boak AERAigyptia; (Arsinoiton) polis; KerkeP.Mich.inv. 966Gre!t‰ieata. (10th hand) (Cross) I, Aurelius Anouphis, son of Iakobios, from Antinoou (polis), legal representative, bear witness to the settlement, having heard declarations from the persons executing it, I bear witness also to the payment of the fourteen gold nomismata. (11th hand) (Cross) I, Flavius Victor, son of Ioannes, scribe of the ducal staff bear witness to the settlement, having heard declarations from the persons executing it, I bear witness also to the payment of the fourteen gold nomfRismata. (12th hand) (Cross) Written by me Dios, notary. (3 crosses) (Tachygraphy).G@A  `  k    jdone on the orig., conservation17; scanned Traianos: Aphrodites polis according to Calderini: not kome? Not Aphrodito? (more current in English?); check translation; SH. k publishedes, son of Apollos; Aurelius Psaios, son of Mousaioseedings31B%jCocit Internationale d'tudes Nroniennes. Varenna, juin 1982 = Atti CERDAC. 12 = N.S., 2 (1982-1983 [1987])pp. 139-148; - JENKINS Fred W., New Texts from the Tebtunis Grapheion Archive, BASP 29 (1992) pp. 31-40; - E. Husselman, Procedures of the Record Office of Tebtunis in the First Century A.D., Proceedings of the Twelfth International Congress of Papyrology (Toronto, 1970) pp. 223-238; - Kovel'man A.B., Arenda v Juznom Fajume v seredine i v. n. e. (Po Miciganskim registram.) Avec un rDsum en anglais: Land Leases in Southern Fayum in the Middle of the 1 Century A.D. (based on the Michigan records.), VDI 128 (1974, fasc. 2) pp. 69-85; - Cockle Walter E.H., State Archives in Graeco-Roman Egypt from 30 B.C. to the Reign of Septimius Severus, JEA 70 (1984) pp. 106-122 - PESTMAN P.W., 'Oud papier' uit een notariskantoor in het oude Egypte ofwel Kronion, een notaris uit het begin van onze jaartelling. [Du 'vieux papier' provenant d'un bureau de notaire de l'gypte ancienne oY36hK P.Mich. V, 238, l. 21; 240, l. 58); Ptolemaios (see also P.Mich. V, 238, l. 21; 240, l. 58); Horonsis (see also P.Mich. V, 240, l. 59); Haryotes (son of Paches) (see also P.Mich. V, 240, l. 59); Polykrates (see also P.Mich. V, 240, l. 60); Panoueites (see also P.Mich. V, 240, l. 60); Mieus (see also P.Mich. V, 238, l. 24; 240, l. 61); (another?) Herakles (see also P.Mich. V, 238, l. 25; 240, l. 62); Harmaeis (& unnamed mother) (see also P.Mich. V, 238, l. 11 and 25; 240, l. 62); Tapontos L(& unnamed husband: Harmiysis) (see also P.Mich. V, 238, l. 27-28; 240, l. 63); (another?) Kronion (see also P.Mich. V, 238, l. 27-28; 240, l. 63); Taonnophris (see also P.Mich. V, 240, l. 64); Stotoetis (see also P.Mich. V, 240, l. 64)128, col. IIITebtynis, Polemonos meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptRecto, col. IIIPMich IIAdministration; Apprenticeship; Cession; Debt; Deposit; Dowry; Industry; Land ownership593&8ARecto, col. I, and Verso, col. I-XII, present accounts of expenditures made by Kronion and his colleague Eutychas, the officials of the record-office (grapheion) of Tebtynis, during the 6th year and the beginning of the 7th year of the Emperor Claudius. In view of their distribution on the papyrus and of their incompleteness, they were probably not compiled for inspection. - Verso, col. IX runs from Sept. 6 to 19, 46 A.D.; l. 1-30 are duplicated in P.Mich. II, 128.9ALysas, monographos (see also P.Mich. II,128, col. I [a], l. 3); Sagatos (see also P.Mich. II, 128, col. II, l. 44); Abdoubdas, machairophoros (see P.Mich. II, p. 106; BIFAO 95 [1995] p. 199-200); Mononios, machairophoros; Patynis (see also P.Mich. II,128, col. I [a], l. 22); Onnophris, pteraphoros (see P.Mich. II, p. 224); (unnamed) nyktographoi; Lysas son of Petearmouthes; (unnamed) onelates begin van onze jaartelling. [Du 'vieux papier' provenant d'un bureau de notaire de l'gypte ancienne o33&iB papyrus (roll): 4 silver drachmai. For the price of 4 breads: 4 obols. For the price of a cabbage and oil: 1 obol. For Abdoubdas and Mononios the swordsmen, as travel money: 8 obols. On the 15th. For the price of 4 breads: 4 obols. For the price of vegetables: a drachme. On the 16th. For the price of 6 breads: 6 obols. For the price of vegetables: a drachme. On the 17th. For the price of 5 breads: 5 obols. For the price of vegetables: a drachme. On the 18th. For the price of 5 breads: 5 oCbols. For the price of a cabbage and endives: 1 1/2 obol. For the price of oil: 1 obol. On the 19th. For the price of 6 breads: 6 obols. For the price of vegetables: a drachme. For both of us, for entertaining Patynis, as a gratuity: 22 obols. For Onnophris the pteraphoros, who writes the Egyptian (Demotic) contracts: 4 obols. On the 20th. For the price of the oil for the night scribes: 4 obols. For the price (of a scrap) from a small piece of papyrus: 1 1/2 obol. On the 21st. For Lysas, s3'hE at the right end, which was cut in seven pieces when housed into glass. - At the folds of the roll deep indentations have been worn from both edges toward the center of the sheet (the damage is most important in the right part of the roll). - The sheet bearing col. I of the recto and col. XI-XII of the Verso was attached to the rest after these columns had been written.1Verso; Recto: register of documents prepared at the grapheionDocumentary966v4_2.bmp<_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1>966v_4c.bmp<_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8> ;itle>Accounts of Expenditures1933Long roll broken=4%+X:June 1922; acquired from Nahman through the British Museum[Account of Uncertain Nature\original size: 310 x 28 cm_Due to the size of this papyrus roll, its content has been divided in the present database into several cards, one for each column. Account (b) is placed about 20 cm to the right of col. X, and is inverted.n4'PdamagedDWqWEW_WgW}W~WWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWW&WWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWW3WXWWWWWWWW<W?W_WmWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWW W'W4W@WcWjWWWWWW'WnWvWwWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWW W"W'W,W.W6W7W9W:W<W=W>W?WAWBWEWFWOWQWSW\W]WfWgWiWjWkWlWoWpWsWzW|WWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWW W WWWWWWWWW0W2W5W6W7W:W;W<W=W>W?WSWVW\W`WcWeW3!jpostWposterioresWW!w/0jweb WWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWW W W W W WWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWW W!W"W#W$W%W&W'W(W)W*W+W,W-W.WweiserWwellUWwenger{WW"-<jamicorum WWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWW W W W W WWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWW W!W"W#W$W%W&W'W(W)W*W+W,WammoniosWamongWamouWamundsenW]WW]WWW3jcase WWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWW W W W W WWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWW W!W"W#W$W%W&W'W(W)W*W+W,W.Rjcase@33catalogue@0s0rcencetti@,cerdac@4.4ch@,Icheckh,N4xN0qcheck2articlesnotseen@#check3booksnotseen@Qcheckalandrosenbaump275no34vanhaelst@Mcheckarchiveofhorosornot@Bcheckdateprovenance@,ucheckdemotic@Lcheckfonctionsdel'archidicastejustice/religionscannedc@Redc@Rkaranidosl4onoiph@Icheckl1youtiereadaureliosamoulesinsteadofaurelios@Dcheckldabforbibliographycheckldabforbibliographytabletno1@"checklewisandschmidt'sarticles@DYchecklocationididn'tfinditinlwhereitshouldbeph6@!checkpmichzen64linkedtothisone@*checkreadingsontheorigl3inaros@!checkshowthedemotictoterry@Fpcheckversol25-27scannedchecked@Ncheck8/7/99mfernandezgalianoeclas231979285pjparsons@Nh@ Y Z=$,/24jbWWOW{W WWWWWWIWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWW W W W W WWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWW W!W"W#W$W%W&W'W(W)W*W+W,Wb4711W4: 5jlastWpWIW*WWlateinischen{W{W.s0Sjspelling<Wsprache{WWstacksWstadiKWstarazWstartsWWstate WWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWW W W W W WWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWW W!W"W#W$W%W&W'W(W)W*W+W,W,W,W33'hAoriginal size: 310 x 28 cmJune 1922; acquired from Nahman through the British MuseumKronion son of ApionPHArchive of Kronion son of Apion, nomographos of the grapheion of Tebtynis; see also noteRecto, col. I, and Verso, col. I-XII, present accounts of expenditures made by Kronion and his colleague Eutychas, the officials of the record-office (grapheion) of Tebtynis, during the 6th year and the beginning of Bthe 7th year of the Emperor Claudius. In view of their distribution on the papyrus and of their incompleteness, they were probably not compiled for inspection. - Verso, col. X mentions only the date of Sept. 30, 46 A.D.L. 2: read time(s) arto(n) 3, instead of time(s) 3. (PH)After Dec. 20, 46 A.D. (Recto, col. I, and Verso, col. I-XII)Boak AERP.Mich.inv. 966GreekAnn ArborVerso, col. X - 126 44 (jA /  4    L  Z its content has been divided in the present database into several cards, one for each column. Columns XI-XII do not immediately follow columns I-X: they are written upside down at the extreme left of the verso. However, the accounts which they contain follow the others in point of time.EnVerso; Recto: register of documents prepared at the grapheionDocumentary<_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_RG7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8> E .1{:accountadministrationfeedingnotarypricesalary@3accountagriculture@3xaccountagricultureprofession@(#accountdebts@2accountlandstatustaxationland@Baccountwoman@Badministratione7Oadministrationagricultureanimalapprenticeshipcessiondeb@1administrationagricultureanimalbuildingethnicityfestiva@1Iadministrationagricultureanimaldebtdivorcedowryfamily@1administrationagricultureanimalsaletravel@.]administrationagriculturebuildingdebtdepositdivorcedow@7'administrationagriculturedikecorveeirrigationliturgyco@2ice); Sale; Servility Divorce; Family; Freedman; House ownership; Inheritance; Cession; Land status; Mortgage; Bath; Apprenticeship; Feeding; Justice; Building; Funerary Profession; Cadastre; Loan; Irrigation; ; Accounts of Expenditures1933Long roll broken at the right end, which was cut in seven pieces when ho34(iDin the city: 2 drachmai. On the 22nd. A loan to Eutychas, similarly, through me: 12 silver drachmai. On the 24th. For the monthly payment (diagraphe) to Heron: 102 silver drachmai. As travel money and for expenses: 6 obols. On Hathyr 23. A loan to Eutychas: 3 obols. [- - -] in the city: 4 drachmai. On the 28th. [- - -] 16 silver drachmai. As interest: 3 obols. [- - -] a loan to [- - ] the thresher [- - -].djAdone on the orig. conservation12 Traianos: check translation Check: Nigel: possibility of adding to the note a link to the next and preceding columns or to all the records of this inv. nr. (through an automated search?). We could also make 1 general card (with general bibliography?) with links to all the others? Traianos: number of items (one... now divided in 7 parts?) Traianos: when these cards will be on the web, displayed as a search result, no difference will appear between them, whiccial); (unnamed) Talitai Eutychas zytopoios (see P.Mich. II, p. 216); Hm3{:AP.Mich.inv. 643CPapDIArchive of Kronion son of Apion, nomographos of the grapheion of TebtynisE Jenkins FWFBASP 29rs from the coming 20th year: for 1st and 3rd year for the sowing of wheat at a rent - together with 20 artabai of wheat as seed - for the whole area yearly being 260 artabai (as measured) by the four-choinix measure of the granary of Eirenion; for the 2nd year for the sowing of grass for the grazing of sheep, at a rent of 160 drachmai. The cash payment (is due) in Mecheir and PhC#amenoth, while the rent in kind (is payable) in the month of Pauni at the threshing floor. The transport charges and the transport of sacks and sheaves are the responsability of [Taorses(?)], and Didymos [- - -] each year 3 artabai of wheat(?) and to Lysas the elder son 2 artabai of wheat.j*done on the orig.; conservation16; scannedk publishedp6/3/98:AP.Mich.inv. 643CPapDIArchive of Kronion son of Apion, nomographos of the grapheion of TebtynisE Jenkins FWFBASP 2933'hCglasses: glasses 1; 2; 5; 6 on top of E (be careful when removing them!); glasses 3; 4 on top of locker 11 (in front of the door)PapYesNoDue to the size of this papyrus roll, its content has been divided in the present database into several cards, one for each column.Tebtynis, Polemonos meris, Arsinoite nome, province of Egyptmedium-sized business hand (same as in P.Mich. II, 122).Philoxas; Ephebos; HDeronas (nomographos) (see P.Mich. II, p. 96); Didymas son of Chaouanis; Kronion son of Patynis grandson of Peeioulis; (unnamed) machairophoros123, Verso, col. XTebtynis, Polemonos meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptVerso, col. XPMich IIAccount; Administration; Feeding; Notary; Police; Price; Taxation; Writing MaterialAccounts of Expenditures1933Long roll brokennas>e3 'PALong roll broken at the right end, which was cut in seven pieces when housed into glass. - At the folds of the roll deep indentations have been worn from both edges toward the center of the sheet (the damage is most important in the right part of the roll). - The sheet bearing col. I of the recto and col. XI-XII of the Verso was attached to the rest after these columns had been written.Q1R=Verso; Recto: register of documents prepared at the grapheionS DocumentaryV 966v4_2.bmp` 966v_4c.bmphnotaire du dbut de notre re.], P.H.M. GERVER, J.G. KUIJL, A.J.H. PLEYSIER, R.T.G. VERSTRAATEN (Edd.), Heden verschenen voor mij ... Liber Amicorum aangeboden aan prof. mr. A.L.M. Soons, gewoon hoogleraar in het Notarile Recht aan de Faculteit der Rechtsgeleerdheid van de Rijksuniversiteit Leiden ter gelegenheid van zijn emeritaat (Arnhem, 1995) pp. 119-126, 1 tabl., 1 fac-sim., 1 arbre gnal. scanned ]@provenant d'un bureau de notaire de l'gypte ancienne o3a&iDon of Petearmouthes, as scribe's wages: 4 silver drachmai. For us in the city, for the price of 4 breads: 4 obols. For a made dish: 2 obols. For the price of fodder: 3 obols. On the 22nd. For the fare to Kerke of a donkey and his donkey-driver: 8 silver drachmai 4 obols. For the price of 4 breads: 4 obols. For the price of oil: 1 obol. For vegetables: a drachme. [- - -] for the price of 2 breads: 2 obols. [- - -] [- - -]: 28 silver drachmai. [- - -] (for) 4 breads: 4 obols. (Traces of 2 mE ore lines).@A> >  ? >jleteness, they were probably not compiled for inspection. - Verso, col. IX runs from Sept. 6 to 19, 46 A.D.; l. 1-30 are duplicated in P.Mich. II, 128.BL III, 108 (l. 8); BL X, 122 (l. 15)After Dec. 20, 46 A.D. (Recto, col. I, and Verso, col. I-XII)Boak AERAigyptia; (Arsinoiton) polis; KerkeP.Mich.inv. 966Gre3'jAdone on the orig. conservation12 Traianos: check translation Check: Nigel: possibility of adding to the note a link to the next and preceding columns or to all the records of this inv. nr. (through an automated search?). We could also make 1 general card (with general bibliography?) with links to all the others? Traianos: number of items (one... now divided in 7 parts?) Traianos: when these cards will be on the web, displayed as a search result, no difference will appear between them, whicBh is a problem. Ask Nigel? Traianos: should I add the bibliography concerning the grapheion, as: - R.H. Pierce, Grapheion, Catalogue, and Library in Roman Egypt, SymbOslo 43 (1968) pp. 68-83; - Hobson Deborah W., The Role of Women in the Economic Life of Roman Egypt: A Case Study from First Century Tebtunis, EchCl 28 = N.S., 3 (1984) pp. 373-390; - Montevecchi Orsolina, La crisi economica sotto Claudio e Nerone: Nuove testimonianze, Neronia III. Actes du IIIe Colloque International de la S:L 3ievening%WeventsiWeverW&WyWyWWWWWWeverlastingOWevery|WWDWEWWWOW^WWWWWWWWW1W2W3W5W6W8W;W=W>W?WCWEWFWGWKWNWOWRWTWUWWWYW\W]WaWbWcWdWfWhWiWjWlWmWqWrWtWxWyW{W|W}W~WWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWW!W'W(W6W;WRWcWnWyWWWWWWWWW8W@W|W}WWWWTWhWyWWWWevery>Wevery-other-dayTWeverybodyyWeveryone>WHWVWWWpWWWWWWeverythinguWWWW0W^WpW7W9W@WEWFWGWHWIWJW\WmWwWzWWWWWWWWWWWWW4V )jA /  4    L  Z  Kronion and his colleague Eutychas, the officials of the record-office (grapheion) of Tebtynis, during the 6th year and the beginning of the 7th year of the Emperor Claudius. In view of their distribution on the papyrus and of their incompleteness, they were probably not compiled for inspection. - Verso, col. XII contains supplementary items for Dec. 7, 46 A.D.yOrsenouphis son of Belphis (see also P.Mich. II, p. 224; V, p. 389); Eutychos son of Philous (see also P.Mich. 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IX runs from Sept. 6 to 19, 46 A.D.; l. 1-30 are duplicated in P.Mich. II, 128.BL III, 108 (l. 8)After Dec. 20, 46 A.D. (Recto, col. I, and Verso, col. I-XII)Boak AERAigyptia; (Arsinoiton) polis; KerkeP.Mich.inv. 966GreekAnn AG FO9heronasnomographosseepmichiip96V'V4Vheronasnomographosunnamedchildrenseepmichiip96"VheronassonofchairemonrVheronassonofeudaimonVheronasunnamedwife=VheroneinosWheroneinossonofheronVheroniWheronianosWheronianossonofpselveteranusVheronianusWheroninos5W WRWWheroninosepitereteshuikesVheroninossonofhorosRVherontianus}WherosherotesYWherotianosWherous7WherpaesisWherpaesisharpaesisVherpekysisWherpkousisWherpkousissonofpetearmotisseeprosptoliv9742Vheryotes@WIWWWheryotespresbyterossonofherodionandtaorseusseealsop@VIVVheshestia1WPWWhestiaieusWhesychis[WheterosWheuremairosWW}Whierakapollonproestos}VhierasWhieraxWWWWWWWhieraxalsocallednemesionstrategosoftheherakleidoumerVV4$4 )PALong roll broken at the right end, which was cut in seven pieces when housed into glass. - At the folds of the roll deep indentations have been worn from both edges toward the center of the sheet (the damage is most important in the right part of the roll). - The sheet bearing col. I of the recto and col. XI-XII of the Verso was attached to the rest after these columns had been written.Q1R=Verso; Recto: register of documents prepared at the grapheionS DocumentaryV 966v1_1.bmp` 966v_1a.bmphA.D.yOrsenouphis son of Belphis (see also P.Mich. II, p. 224; V, p. 389); Eutychos son of Philous (see also P.Mich. II, p. 216); Soterichos son of Herodesz&Account; Administration; Notary; Price|PHO966v1_1.bmp<_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1>966v_1a.bmp<_600DPIBack_R2>966v_1b.bmp<_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8> 4iAIn Neos Sebastos: On the 11th. For Heraklas the swordsman, who went with the other for the sake of the paper tax, as travel money: 4 drachmai 8 obols. For beer: [. .] obols. For breads and fishes (thrissai): 3 obols. On the 18th. For a certain Horion who came from Ephebos with a letter: for the price of breads and oil and a fish (thrissa) and beer: 3 obols. On the 20th, Augustan day. Through Kronion, son of Soterichos, for the price of one papyrus (roll): 4 silver drachmai . . . On the 22DocumentaryVerso, col. XI - 356 glass44 (hAoriginal size: 310 x 28 cmJune 1922; acquired from Nahman through the British MuseumKronion son of ApionPHArchive of Kronion son of Apion, nomographos of the grapheion of Tebtynis; see also noteRecto, col. I, and Verso, col. I-XII, present accounts of expenditures made by Kronion and his colleague Eutychas, the officials of the record-office (grapheion) of Tebtynis, during the 6th year and the beginning of Bthe 7th year of the Emperor Claudius. In view of their distribution on the papyrus and of their incompleteness, they were probably not compiled for inspection. - Verso, col. XI runs from Nov. 7 to Dec. 20, 46 A.D.After Dec. 20, 46 A.D. (Recto, col. I, and Verso, col. I-XII)Boak AERTalites; Tristomou dromos; Tristomos; (Arsinoiton) polisP.Mich.inv. 966GreekAnn ArborVerso, col. XI - 356 glass4N(hCes: glasses 1; 2; 5; 6 on top of E (be careful when removing them!); glasses 3; 4 on top of locker 11 (in front of the door)PapYesNoDue to the size of this papyrus roll, its content has been divided in the present database into several cards, one for each column. Columns XI-XII do not immediately follow columns I-X: they are written upside down at the extreme left of the verso. However, the accounts which they contain follow the others in poiDnt of time.Tebtynis, Polemonos meris, Arsinoite nome, province of Egyptmedium-sized business hand (same as in P.Mich. II, 122).Heraklas, machairophoros; Horion; Ephebos; Kronion son of Soterichos (see P.Mich. II, p. 222); Eutychas, husband of Thermo(--) (grapheion official); Kronion son of Krados; Herodes son of Soterichos; Apias; Thermo(--), wife of Eutychas (the grapheion official); (unnamed) Talitai Eutychas zytopoios (see P.Mich. II, p. 216); H8:Tˆj]!check: glass? 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For the price of . . ., (for?) Orsenouphis, son of Belphis: 5 drachmai. Through Eutychaos, son of Philous: 20 drachmai. . . . Soterichos, son of Herodes: 20 drachmai.jAdone on the orig. conservation12 Traianos: check translation Check: Nigel: possibility of adding to the note a link to the next and preceding columns or to all the records of this inv. nr. (through an automated search?). We could also make 1 general card (with general bibliography?) with links to all the others? Traianos: number of items (one... now divided in 7 parts?) Traianos: when these cards will be on the web, displayed as a search result, no difference will appear between them, whic00DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1>966v_1a.bmp<_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8> ist'3:accountadministrationanimalfeedingnotarypriceslavetax$VaccountadministrationassociationdebtdepositdivorcedowrVaccountadministrationbathcessiondebtdivorcedowryfamilVaccountadministrationcadastrefeedingloannotarypolicep%VaccountadministrationcessiondebtdepositdowryguildhousVaccountadministrationethnicityfeedingloannotarypolice#VaccountadministrationethnicityfeedingnotarypolicepriceV V4Vaccountadministrationfeedingnotarypolicepriceslave-Vaccountadministrationfeedingnotarypolicepricetaxation'VaccountadministrationfeedingnotarypricepriestprofessioVVstrationfeedingnotarypricepriestprofessioVVtached to the rest after these columns had been written.1Verso; Recto: register of documents prepared at the grapheionDocumentary<_600DPIFront_RQJTiheraW7WkW\WWWWCW`WWWhera4drachmaiVherasonofharpaesiskVheracleopolisqWheraclianus#WheraclidesMWheraclitusWheracliusWheraei)Wheraeitheyoungone)Vheraeis\WWheraida{WKWheraisWkWWHWIWeWWoW3WheraiskosWWrW}WWherakW WWWWherakeia7WherakeidesWherakl^WWWWWWW_WWWWWQWheraklaYWheraklammonWWheraklammon'spWheraklastWWEPWWFWWWWWW@WIWoWWWW W WWWWWWWW"W$W%W(W<WKWheraklas1020drachmaiVheraklassonofaianosPVWWaWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWW WWz4&3)jDsum en anglais: Land Leases in Southern Fayum in the Middle of the 1 Century A.D. (based on the Michigan records.), VDI 128 (1974, fasc. 2) pp. 69-85; - Cockle Walter E.H., State Archives in Graeco-Roman Egypt from 30 B.C. to the Reign of Septimius Severus, JEA 70 (1984) pp. 106-122 - PESTMAN P.W., 'Oud papier' uit een notariskantoor in het oude Egypte ofwel Kronion, een notaris uit het begin van onze jaartelling. [Du 'vieux papier' provenant d'un bureau de notaire de l'gypte ancienne oEu Kronion, un notaire du dbut de notre re.], P.H.M. GERVER, J.G. KUIJL, A.J.H. PLEYSIER, R.T.G. VERSTRAATEN (Edd.), Heden verschenen voor mij ... Liber Amicorum aangeboden aan prof. mr. A.L.M. Soons, gewoon hoogleraar in het Notarile Recht aan de Faculteit der Rechtsgeleerdheid van de Rijksuniversiteit Leiden ter gelegenheid van zijn emeritaat (Arnhem, 1995) pp. 119-126, 1 tabl., 1 fac-sim., 1 arbre gnal. scanned; checked g@ 2; 5; 6 on top of E (be careful when removinII)34$(jk publishedp3/4/98s3230)AP.Mich.inv. 966BVerso, col. XIICPapDXArchive of Kronion son of Apion, nomographos of the grapheion of Tebtynis; see also noteEBoak AERFPMich IIG123, Verso, col. XIIH1933UYesV6 glasses: glasses 1; 2; 5; 6 on top of E (be careful when removing them!); glasses 3; 4 on top of locker 11 (in front of the door)WNoX:June 1922; acquired from Nahman through the British Museum[Accounts of Expenditures\original size: 310 x 28 cmAEDue to the size of this papyrus roll, its content has been divided in the present database into several cards, one for each column. Columns XI-XII do not immediately follow columns I-X: they are written upside down at the extreme left of the verso. However, the accounts which they contain follow the others in point of time.Enoriginal size: 310 x 28 cmJune 1922; acquired from Nahman through the British MuseumKronion son of ApionPHArchive of Kronion son of Apion, nomographos of the grapheion of Tebtynis; see also noteRecto, col. I, and Verso, col. I-XII, present accounts of expenditures made by Kronion and his colleague Eutychas, the officials of the record-office (grapheion) of Tebtynis, during the 6th year and the beginning of Bthe 7th year of the Emperor Claudius. In view of their distribution on the papyrus and of their incompleteness, they were probably not compiled for inspection. - Verso, col. XII contains supplementary items for Dec. 7, 46 A.D.After Dec. 20, 46 A.D. (Recto, col. I, and Verso, col. I-XII)Boak AERP.Mich.inv. 966GreekAnn ArborVerso, col. XII - 56 glasses: glasses 1; 2; 5; 6 on top of E (be careful when removin}:=v;talitestristomoudromostristomosarsinoitonpolis(VtamaisWtamauisWtameion>WtamelanosWtamelanosepoikionvelsimiliaVtamieionWtamieionamphodonofarsinoitonpolisVtanaisWjWtanaisistrouepoikionpakerkemesetoparchiamagdolatakolkjVtanasoWtanisWWtanite[WtanyaithisWtapatesWWWW3W4W67W:;<W=?W@WCWDWFWGWHWIWKWMWORWVWWWXW]WbdWfWghWiWjWnqrWtvyW|}WWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWvWWW8W|W}WWWW悌WWWWWWWWWW WWXZWtebtynishemegalehodosVtebtynishellenikVtebtynisherakleidouepoikionvVtebtyniskerkeesisVtebtyniskerkesistristomoutoukaiboukoloutristomosmetroVtebtyniskerkesouchaorousVVV;E=ˆ6iDQer mother being Thaubastis, consents to the sale and agrees not to proceed against it forever or bring any claim and that no one else shall in her behalf as aforesaid. Dionysios, son of Mares, wrote for them because they are illiterate. (2nd hand) Psyphis, son of Psyphis, my mother being Tetosiris. The sale was made to me as aforesaid.j3done on the orig.; conservation15; scanned; checkedk publishedp5/7/98s1368ˆ7AP.Mich.inv. 1282CPapDIArchive of Kronion son of Apion, nomographos of the grapheion of TebtynisE Husselman EMFPMich VG326H1944KSBL VI, 82 (bibliography). - L. 23: onelaten seems tobe corrected from auleten. (PH)UYesVTop of CWNoX4Acquired from Nahman; reached the University in 1923[Division of Property\64.2 x 28.7 cm]Ndo you call that a mount? :-); l. 24, right, on the fold; col. II, right: foldn folder?); check versohe crops, in order to settle the public account, but up to now having not yet accomplished anything, I ask, if it seems good to you, to allow me, after . . . to remain abroad for another thirty days as well, in order that I may be benefited. FarBewell. [- - -]j2done, on the orig.; conservation6 SCANNED, checkedk publishedloJ.D. Thomas, The Epistrategos in Ptolemaic and Roman Egypt. 2. The Roman Epistrategos (Koeln, 1982) p. 105-106.p7/31/97s2256‰AP.Mich.inv. 3269CPapE Browne GMF PMich XIIG655H1975KBL VII, 116 (l. 6)UNoV-WYesX&May 2, 1925; Acquired from Nahman lot.[HReceipt (Certificate) for work performed for the penthemeral dyke corve\ 7.5 x 8.4 cm]%black glass (-> folder?); check verso7/58 A.D.8,a<^ˆiB the west the other vacant lots of the purchaser, Haryotes. And I have received from Haryotes the entire price agreed upon, in full, from hand to hand, out of the house, and I guarantee the sale with every guarantee from public and private debts and every claim completely forever, as aforesaid. Kronion, son of Annios, wrote for him because he is illiterate. (2nd hand) Haryotes, son of Haryotes, my mother being Taorseus. The sale was made to me as aforesaid. Papontos, about forty five yearCs old, with a scar above his right eyebrow. Haryotes, about fifty five years old, with a scar on his right shin. Kronion, about twenty eight years old, with a scar on his left shin.j3done on the orig.; conservation15; scanned; checkedk publishedp5/7/98s2960 epikaloumenos Sakbelis and of Taorseus; Kronion son of Anniosz Illiteracy; Land Ownership; Sale|PHO Grenfell BP-Hunt ASP.Corn. Inv. MSS. A 101. VIIILPapNoYesPOxy III is discussion only544Priest NE12Diss1POxy III1903<_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DBPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>jCheck LDAB for bibliographyk publisheds1267  _POxy III is discussion onlyh69D68F67H63J6DiA6GC6FE6AG6JI6IK6KM6q;_69A6TC6QE6WP6Uh33%9AMystharion [- - -]; Heraklas [- - -], grammatikos; Kronion son of Herodion; Eutychas (grapheion official), brother-in-law of Soueris; Soueris, sister-in-law of Eutychas; Soterichos son of Herodes; Galates son of Didymos (see also P.Mich. II, 123, Verso, col. IV, 20-22); Herodion son of Lysimachos (see P.Mich. II, p. 219); Heraklas machairophoros (& unnamed son); (unnamed) machairophoros; Herodes son of Heron; Moscheion, hyperetes; Heron (= Heronas, nomographos?) (see P.Mich. II, p. 96); PeB]tesouchos son of Besis (see P.Mich. II, p. 228); Heronas, nomographos (see P.Mich. II, p. 96)KztAccount; Administration; Cadastre; Feeding; Loan; Notary; Police; Price; Profession; School; Woman; Writing Material|PHOW?WAWBWEWFWOWQWSW\W]WfWgWiWjWkWlWoWpWsWzW|WWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWW W WWWWWWWWW0W2W5W6W7W:W;W<W=W>W?WSWVW\W`WcWeW4%4E+hAoriginal size: 310 x 28 cmJune 1922; acquired from Nahman through the British MuseumKronion son of ApionPHArchive of Kronion son of Apion, nomographos of the grapheion of Tebtynis; see also noteFragmentary account offering a summary of expenses for Epeiph of the 6th or 7th year of the emperor Claudius46 or 47 A.D.Boak AERP.Mich.inv. 966GreekAnn ABrborVerso, account b - 66 glasses: glasses 1; 2; 5; 6 on top of E (be careful when removing them!); glasses 3; 4 on top of locker 11 (in front of the door)PapYesNoDue to the size of this papyrus roll, its content has been divided in the present database into several cards, one for each column. Account (b) is placed about 20 cm to the right of col. X, and is inverted.Tebtynis, Polemonos meris, Arsinoite nome, g! vWJWfWhWwWWWWW2W6Wvacant=WvaleriaWvalidationWvatWvergilWverseWversesOWversionzWversoW;W WWWWWWbWWWWWWWWWW WW{WWWWjWvWwWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWW(W)W*W-W.WversoonlyispublishedasanexercisetopracticethewritiVvertical{Wvertically#W$W(WWveryWWWWed the P.Mich. V). Upper edge badly damaged; broken on the right side1Recto; Recto, col. I-II and Verso, col. I-III: registers of documentsDocumentary966v_5a.bmp<_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>i[- - -] Epeiph [- - -] 1 1/2 obol [- - -] . . . [- - -] similarly on the 24th [- - -] expense: 6 drachmai [- - -] 156 silver drachmaijAdone on the orig. conservation12 Traianos: check translation Check: Nigel: possibility of adding to the note a link to the next and preceding columns or to all the records of this inv. nr. (through an automated search?). We could also make 1 general card (with general bibliography?) with links to all the others? Traianos: number of items (one... now divided in 7 parts?) Traianos: when these cards will be on the web, displayed as a search result, no difference will appear between them, whiciciganskim registram.) Avec un r%ŒAP.Mich.inv. 5839CPapD/Archive of Satabous son of Pnepheros (& family)ESijpesteijn PJFZPE 109G89-90H1995IPl. XIUNoVKaranis sectionWYesX 30-C123BG-A[Receipt for Money Tax\ 18 x 12.3 cmn=Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptoGreekr12uValerius Apollonios, nomarchesvDecember 26, 121 A.D.w Ann ArborxuReceipt for payment of the tax on property transfer (enkyklion) following a habitation agreement (enoikesis contract)9h.inv. 5839CPapD/Archive of Satabous son of Pnepheros (& family)ESijpesteijn PJFZPE 109G89-90H1995IPl. XIUNoVKaranis sectionWYesX 30-C123BG-A[Receipt for Money Tax\ 18 x 12.3 cmn=Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptoGreekr12uValerius Apollonios, nomarchesvDecember 26, 121 A.D.w Ann ArborxuReceipt for payment of the tax on property transfer (enkyklion) following a habitation agreement (enoikesis contract)9ont_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DzWAWOWRWSWYWbWiWjWlWmWqWrWtWvWyW{W|W}WWWWWWWWWWW7WFWIWWWhouseholdW1W3WRW`WjWW:WWhousesW+WWhowTWW6Whowever@WIWWhuikeuWhundredZWjW,4jcerdac WWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWW W W W W WWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWW W!W"W#W$W%W&W'W(W)W*W+W,W/.rjeconomic WWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWW W W W W WWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWW W!W"W#W$W%W&W'W(W)W*W+W,W424**hEont_R1>966v2_1.bmp<_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1>966v_2a.bmp<_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8> MiAFor a tunic, for Kapis the weaver: [. .] obols. For a tunic, for Mekaris: [. .] obols. A loan to Tabas: 4 drachmai. Similarly, [- - -] for vinegar <Or: a made dish>: 1 obol. Similarly, for a made dish: 4 1/2 obols. [- - -] (Above this, upside down): 22 drachmai 1 obol.jn the right part of the roll). - The sheet bearing col. I of the recto and col. XI-XII of the Verso was attached to the rest after these columns had been written.1Verso; Recto: register of documents prepared at the grapheionDocumentary‡fp11/4/97s1805‡gAP.Mich.inv. 3115BRecto and VersoCPapD Zenon archiveEEdgar CCFPMich IG55H1931KBL III, 116 (line 12)M C.Pap.Jud. INFuks A-Tcherikover VO127aP1957UYesVBWYesX&July 1925; Acquired from Dr. Kondilios[Letter\ 11.7 x 36 cm]Zblack glass; little scrap to remove or unfold on top of l. 28-29, right (close to the end)n7Philadelpheia, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, EgyptoGreekrRecto - 32; Verso - 2uPhilonvspring of 240 B.C.w Ann Arbor8ALetter to Zenon from Philon, who urges him to settle some affair and informs him of the favorable outcome of the preliminary examination to which a certain Hermokrates has been subjected after being arrested: he is expected to be released by the king (see also P.S.I. IV 392)9) stratiotai (unnamed) phorologos; Thrason (see Pros.Ptol. I 128)z(Army; Bank; Letter; Loan; Tax collection{Memphis|PHOUnknown place, EgyptPdamaged in the lower partQ1RRecto and VersoS DocumentaryT 3116r.bmpV 3116v.bmp4540*hCrsinoite nome, province of Egyptmedium-sized business hand (same as in P.Mich. II, 122).Kapis, gerdios; Mekaris; Tabas123, Verso, miscellaneous accounts (a)Tebtynis, Polemonos meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptVerso, account aPMich IIAccount; Feeding; Loan; Notary; Price; ProfessionAccount of Personal Expenses1933Long roll brokenD at the right end, which was cut in seven pieces when housed into glass. - At the folds of the roll deep indentations have been worn from both edges toward the center of the sheet (the damage is most important in the right part of the roll). - The sheet bearing col. I of the recto and col. XI-XII of the Verso was attached to the rest after these columns had been written.1Verso; Recto: register of documents prepared at the grapheionDocumentaryAccount; Administration; Feeding; Notary; Police; Price; Slave|PH- Check all versos for fragments from/4]jouW WWWWWoWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWW W W W W WWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWW W!W"W#W$W%W&W'W(W)W*W+W,Wnome, province of Egypta, recto, col. IIIPMich IIAccount; Administration; Notary; Price Animal; Feeding; Interest; Loan; Police; Profession; Topography ; Woman; Writing Material Taxation; Ethnicity; Priest; Scribe School; Slave; Tax collection; Religion; Salary; Child; Renting; Transport; Agriculture; Army; Debt; Deposit; Dowry; Guild; Industry; Land ownership; Lease; Marriage; Nursing; Paramone (obligation to remain 1N42*hAoriginal size: 310 x 28 cmJune 1922; acquired from Nahman through the British MuseumKronion son of ApionPHArchive of Kronion son of Apion, nomographos of the grapheion of Tebtynis; see also noteList of personal expenses, independant from the main accounts on the verso of this roll45-46 A.D.Boak AERP.Mich.inv. 966GreekAnn ArborVerso, accBount a - 46 glasses: glasses 1; 2; 5; 6 on top of E (be careful when removing them!); glasses 3; 4 on top of locker 11 (in front of the door)PapYesNoDue to the size of this papyrus roll, its content has been divided in the present database into several cards, one for each column. Account (a) is placed at the foot of the verso about 40. cm to the right of col. XI (which is upside down to it).Tebtynis, Polemonos meris, AT@ithrougheutychaossonofphilous20drachmai)Vthroughherou,VthroughhorigenessonofharpokrationVthroughhorionsonofdavid1/61/48artabaiVthroughisidorospediophylaxUVations have been worn from both edges toward the center of the sheet (the damage is most important in the right part of the roll). - The sheet bearing col. I of the recto and col. XI-XII of the Verso was attached to the rest after these columns had been written.1Verso; Recto: rGegister of documents prepared at the grapheionDocumentary<_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8> dgyptW>W>W>W4;- j19841986WW0h3KjlabelDWWWlabelsWlacunaWlaidWland WWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWW W W W W WWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWW W!W"W#W$W%W&W'W(W)W*W+W,WlanguageWlasW-^49 j1984W WWWIW WWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWW W W W W WWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWW W!W"W#W$W%W&W'W(W)W*W+W,W"- jverschenen WWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWW W W W W WWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWW W!W"W#W$W%W&W'W(W)W*W+W,WverschleifungTWversesOW,d-^j1982 WWWIWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWW W W W W WWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWW W!W"W#W$W%W&W'W(W)W*W+W,W,W,W,W,W,/Njfayum WWWUWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWW W W W W WWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWW W!W"W#W$W%W&W'W(W)W*W+W,W,W,W4P,jarchives,W,W,W"cjvarenna WWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWW W W W W WWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWW W!W"W#W$W%W&W'W(W)W*W+W,Wvdi WWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWW W W W W W4M.jancienne,W,W,W4+6+jBh is a problem. Ask Nigel? Traianos: should I add the bibliography concerning the grapheion, as: - R.H. Pierce, Grapheion, Catalogue, and Library in Roman Egypt, SymbOslo 43 (1968) pp. 68-83; - Hobson Deborah W., The Role of Women in the Economic Life of Roman Egypt: A Case Study from First Century Tebtunis, EchCl 28 = N.S., 3 (1984) pp. 373-390; - Montevecchi Orsolina, La crisi economica sotto Claudio e Nerone: Nuove testimonianze, Neronia III. Actes du IIIe Colloque International de la SCocit Internationale d'tudes Nroniennes. Varenna, juin 1982 = Atti CERDAC. 12 = N.S., 2 (1982-1983 [1987])pp. 139-148; - JENKINS Fred W., New Texts from the Tebtunis Grapheion Archive, BASP 29 (1992) pp. 31-40; - E. Husselman, Procedures of the Record Office of Tebtunis in the First Century A.D., Proceedings of the Twelfth International Congress of Papyrology (Toronto, 1970) pp. 223-238; - Kovel'man A.B., Arenda v Juznom Fajume v seredine i v. n. e. (Po Miciganskim registram.) Avec un r434VD-O33.5 x 22 cmJune 1922; acquired from Nahman from British MuseumKronion son of ApionPHArchive of Kronion son of Apion, nomographos of the grapheion of TebtynisAccount of expenditures made by Kronion and his colleague Eutychas, the officials of the record-office (grapheion) of Tebtynis, during the month of Neos Sebastos of the 7th year of the Emperor ClaudiusAfter Nov. 27, 46 A.D.Boa. On the 30th. For the same ones, for breads: 2 obols; as travel money: 15 obols; for Heronas, as monthly payment: 236 silver drachmai; for 1 keramion of wine: 6 dra64U +jA /  4    L  Z m both edges toward the center of the sheet (the damage is most important in the right part of the roll). - The sheet bearing col. I of the recto and col. XI-XII of the Verso was attached to the rest after these columns had been written.Q1R=Verso; Recto: register of documents prepared at the grapheionS DocumentaryT 966v5_1.bmpT 966v4_2.bmpX 966v_5a.bmpX 966v_4h.bmphyh Z k publishedp3/4/98+AP.Mich.inv. 966BVerso, account bCPapDXArchive of Kronion son of Apion, nomographos of the grapheion of Tebtynis; see also noteEBoak AERFPMich IIG&123, Verso, miscellaneous accounts (b)H1933UYesV\7 glasses (1 was in Locker 2; 6 others, including 1 oversize) with Pearl's stuff in case 14)WNoX:June 1922; acquired from Nahman through the British Museum Loan; Irrig4(4++hCprovince of Egyptmedium-sized business hand (same as in P.Mich. II, 122).123, Verso, miscellaneous accounts (b)Tebtynis, Polemonos meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptVerso, account bPMich IIAccount; NotaryAccount of Uncertain Nature1933Long roll broken at the right end, which was cut in seven pieces when housed into glass. - At the folds of tDhe roll deep indentations have been worn from both edges toward the center of the sheet (the damage is most important in the right part of the roll). - The sheet bearing col. I of the recto and col. XI-XII of the Verso was attached to the rest after these columns had been written.1Verso; Recto: register of documents prepared at the grapheionDocumentary966v5_1.bmp<_600DPIFr4U4S,x2Fragmentary account of what a certain has receivedyBEutychos [son of - - -] (son of Philous?) (see P.Mich. II, p. 216)zAccount; Notary|PHOwriting along the fibres; medium sized, sloping, business handuGaius Gemellus HorionvMarch 5, 214 A.D.w Ann Arbor phiales of the 19th year)ont_R1>5869AR_A.bmp<_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFr4R~,hEapheionDocumentary966v5_1.bmp<_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1>966v_5b.bmp<_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8> wiAccount of what Eutychos, [son of - - -] has received [- - -] Through Herou[- - -] Similarly for him [- - -] Similarly for Eutychos himself [- - -] avenue (dromos) [- - -]j W., New Texts from the Tebtunis Grapheion Archive, BASP 29 (1992) pp. 31-40; - E. Husselman, Procedures of the Record Office of Tebtunis in the First Century A.D., Proceedings of the Twelfth International Congress of Papyrology (Toronto, 1970) pp. 223-238; - Kovel'man A.B., Arenda v Juznom Fajume v seredine i v. n. e. (Po Miciganskim registram.) Avec un r>icultivateWWWWWWkWWWW+W3WcultivatedWPWWWcultivatesWWhWWcultivates>WWtivatingWWWcultivationCWWWWWWWW5WWWWWWFWWWWcultivatorWW8WWWTWWWWWWWW_WcultivatorsWWWWWWWWWWWWWcumula8WcuratorW+WcureTWcurrentWWWpWWWWWtWWWWcurrentlyOWcursilla:WcustodiansWWWcustodyoWcustomW2WcustomaryWEWZWWWWWWWWWWWW8WWOWcustomsWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWW$W%W&W'W)W*W,W.W/W0WWW8WcutWCWDWEW+WSWWWWWW}W8) iyouWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWOW}WWWW1W5WWWWWWjWyWzW'W,W.W/W0W1W3W5W6W8W23.1 cm]>check if you can do anything for it; top left: tape on writingn8.egyptqW_W`WaWlWpWqWtWuW{W|W}W~WWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWW]=dPhalf3WWW|WWW*W0W6WwWWWWhalvesHWIWhandWhardlyWhasDWHW_WtWWWWWzWWW#W5WbW]WtWWWWWWW;WAW^W_WWWWWWWW$W0WHWIWJW|WW"W*WhaveWWvWwWWW1W*WWW W W W W WWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWW W!W"W#W$W%W&W'W(W)W*W+W,W2W3W4W6WhavingWWWheavily"WWW.WhexagonalWholeWWholes`W}WaWtWWWWWWWWWWWgWWWWWWW W,W4W5W;W<W?WAWOWQW[W\W]WeWjWkWoWWWWWWW$W,W/WWWWW7WeWfW2W3W4W6WW"W#W$W%W&W'W(W)W*W+W,W-4Ajancienne WWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWW W W W W WWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWW W!W"W#W$W%W&W'W(W)W*W+W,W-6bjdebut WWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWW W W W W WWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWW W!W"W#W$W%W&W'W(W)W*W+W,WdeciusaWdeclaredW-W.WdecomposesWdef@definitelyvWdegWdeiknumiW0u0Cjwalter WWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWW W W W W WWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWW W!W"W#W$W%W&W'W(W)W*W+W,W,W,W$(4?jarchives WWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWW W W W W WWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWW W!W"W#W$W%W&W'W(W)W*W+W,W+?.8@1bigDNboxW case19corn@withno@\a-4nomissingyes^vRaN6yesfieldphoto11127b@M1920B"319211921acquiredbykelseyfromdraskrennotesbycrum1921@+1921acquiredbykelseyfromnahmanincairo<`<`<`<`<`<`<`<`Nursing; Paramone (obligation to remain at4S4H,hC Recto to unfold...Tebtynis, Polemonos meris, Arsinoite nome, province of Egyptmedium-sized business hand (same as in P.Mich. II, 122).Eutychos [son of - - -] (son of Philous?) (see P.Mich. II, p. 216)123, Verso, miscellaneous accounts (c)Tebtynis, Polemonos meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptVerso, account cPMich IIAccount; NotaryMemorandum1933Long roll broken at the right end, which was cut in seven pieces when housed into glass. - At the folds of the roll deep indentations have been worn from both edges toward the center of the sheet (the damage is most important in the right part of the roll). - The sheet bearing col. I of the recto and col. XI-XII of the Verso was attached to the rest after these columns had been written.1Verso; Recto: register of documents prepared at the gr4F4R,hAoriginal size: 310 x 28 cmJune 1922; acquired from Nahman through the British MuseumKronion son of ApionPHArchive of Kronion son of Apion, nomographos of the grapheion of Tebtynis; see also noteFragmentary account of what a certain has received45-46 A.D.Boak AERP.Mich.inv. 966GreekAnn ArborVerso, account c - 56 glasses: glaBsses 1; 2; 5; 6 on top of E (be careful when removing them!); glasses 3; 4 on top of locker 11 (in front of the door)PapYesNoDue to the size of this papyrus roll, its content has been divided in the present database into several cards, one for each column. Account (c) is placed about 40 cm to the right of col. X, at the top of the sheet.see by yourself (I didn't write what you had to do) - Check all versos for fragments from443,jEu Kronion, un notaire du dbut de notre re.], P.H.M. GERVER, J.G. KUIJL, A.J.H. PLEYSIER, R.T.G. VERSTRAATEN (Edd.), Heden verschenen voor mij ... Liber Amicorum aangeboden aan prof. mr. A.L.M. Soons, gewoon hoogleraar in het Notarile Recht aan de Faculteit der Rechtsgeleerdheid van de Rijksuniversiteit Leiden ter gelegenheid van zijn emeritaat (Arnhem, 1995) pp. 119-126, 1 tabl., 1 fac-sim., 1 arbre gnal. scanned; checked g@A /  4    L  Z k publishedp3/4/98s3219-AP.Mich.inv. 966Ba, recto, col. IIICPapDIArchive of Kronion son of Apion, nomographos of the grapheion of TebtynisEBoak AERFPMich IIG124, recto, col. IIIH1933UYesVBWNoX3June 1922; acquired from Nahman from British Museum[Account of Expenditures\ 33.5 x 22 cmKronion son of Apionv 45-46 A.D.w Ann Arbor son of Apionv 45-46 A.D.w Ann Arbore, 4D4F+jk publishedp3/4/98s3218,AP.Mich.inv. 966BVerso, account cCPapDXArchive of Kronion son of Apion, nomographos of the grapheion of Tebtynis; see also noteEBoak AERFPMich IIG&123, Verso, miscellaneous accounts (c)H1933UYesV6 glasses: glasses 1; 2; 5; 6 on top of E (be careful when removing them!); glasses 3; 4 on top of locker 11 (in front of the door)WNoX:June 1922; acquired from Nahman through the British Museum[ Memorandum\original size: 310 x 28 cm]lsee by yourself (I didn't write what you had to do) - Check all versos for fragments from Recto to unfold..._Due to the size of this papyrus roll, its content has been divided in the present database into several cards, one for each column. Account (c) is placed about 40 cm to the right of col. X, at the top of the sheet.nP.Mich.inv. 966GreekAnn Arbor (see conservation status)Recto, col. III - 25BPapYesNo"Recto" and "Verso" are used here as defined by the editor, according to the orientation of the writing toward the fibres, but it is to be noticed that the text on Recto, col. I-II seems to be a continuation of Verso, col. I-II.Tebtynis, Polemonos meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgypCtThe writing is much rubbed and blurred, but is almost certainly in the hand of Kronion. (Boak)Lysas(?); Eutychas, metochos of Kronion (grapheion official); (unnamed) machairophoros; Ptolemaios; (unnamed) slave; Heronas (Heron), nomographos (see P.Mich. II, p. 96); Zoeilos (Zoilos)124, recto, col. IIITebtynis, Polemonos meris, Arsinoite nome, province of Egypta, recto, col. IIIPMich IIdius4gŒhCry5938r.bmp<_600DPIFront_R1>5938r_a.bmp<_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>iAYear thirteen of Imperator Caesar Domitianus Augustus Germanicus, month Germanikeios 20. Paid by Paneuneus, son of Patmon, for the beer tax on individuals of Karanis of the same 13th year, on account five drachmai, total 5 drachmai. (2nd hand) Year fourteen of Imperator Caesar Domitianus Augustus Germanicus, Choiak 22. Paid by [- - -], son(?) of Demetrios, for the beer tax on individuals of Karanis of the same 14th year [- - -]j#done, on the orig. SCANNED, checkedk publishedp9/17/97s2604fibres); Verso is blankDocumenta.2jnotaris WWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWW W W W W WWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWW W!W"W#W$W%W&W'W(W)W*W+W,WO(a;X 35-268B-CI["Theogony, 710-732, 734-737,739-754\Fragment a: 21 x 18 cm; Fragment b: 1.8 x 3.5 cm; Fragment c: 6.5 x 8 cm; Fragment d: 5.3 x 4.1 cm; Fragment e: 2.5 x 4.7 cm; Fragment f: 1.4 x 3.6 cm; Fragment g: 3.1 x 4.1 cm; Fragment h: 2.3 x 2.6 cm; Fragment i: 2.2 x 2.3 cm; Fragment j: 0.9 x 1.8 cm]Needs glass! Place of the fragments to be carefully checked... Some tapes perhaps also to be removed + check if any folding I need to check measures and add them to both cards!A%Faint traces of a former column are still to be seen at the left of fragment a. - Place of fragment b is uncertain. - One small fragment, thought by the editor to bear a few letters of lines 727-729(?), does not belong to this papyrus: the writing is somewhat different and its Verso is blank.%n=Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptoGreekKramer, Archiv 40 (1994) p. 211-212p6/3/98;AP.Mich.inv. 6828CPapEWest MLFBASP 3G69-75H1966KSee noteUNoVIWYesX 35-268B-CI)(2versocoli20Vversocoli23}VVversocoli7Vversocoliendsof23linesofacolofabout32linesIVversocolimorethan29.Vversocoli-ii12linesuVVversocolii20Vversocolii23IVversocolii37Vversocoliii21Vversocoliii38 Vversocoliv10colv13colvi6cVversocoliv22V!Vversocolix21Vversocolix44&Vversocolv21Vversocolv40"Vversocolvi22Vversocolvi40#Vversocolvii21Vversocolvii37$Vversocolviii22Vversocolviii42%Vversocolx12'Vversocolx20Vversocolxi21Vversocolxi35(Vversocolxii20Vversocolxii5)Vversodemotic1<Vversofirsttext2Vversorectoinedpr6Vversosecondtext6Vversotextacoli3colii4coliii4Vversotextb6VvesoWWveso2VV01 j1993WW1994KW1995 WWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWW W W W W WWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWW W!W"W#W$W%W&W'W(W)W*W+W,W1997WW&WW2W3W4W6W1998.5333W1r1yW1r2yW1r3yW1r4yW1r5yW1r6yW1stW1xviiyW.#_jtotWtouWWWtrtWtraceWWWtracesWWWtradizioniWtraduzioneIWWtraianosDWEWWWWWWWWW5W=W?WOWVWvWWWWWWWWWWW WWW3W7WxWWWWWWHW]WWWWWyWzWWWWWWWWWW.W/W<W>WBWEWGWSWZWpWuWWWWWWWWWW$WDWGWYWWWWWWWWWW WWcWhWmWuWWWWWWWWWWW$WGWIW|WWWW441jou,WS€hA9.8 x 21.4 cmDecember 1926; Acquired from Dr. KondiliosGaius Aurelius Chairemonianos and his brotherPHSale of two male slaves, Eutyches and Isidoros, by two Roman citizens to a Roman womanIInd/IIIrd cent. A.D. (after 185 A.D.)Sijpesteijn PJP.Mich.inv. 4907GreekAnn Arbor27-PapNoYesChecBkPerhaps Oxyrhynchus, Oxyrhynchite nome, province of EgyptThe 3rd hand is of a slow writer (bradeos graphon)[- - -], Emperor (Commodus or one of his successors); Gaius Aurelius Chairemonianos son of [- - -] and of Claudia Isidora [alias Apia]; [- - Aurelius] son of [- - -] and of Claudia Isidora [alias Apia], brother of Chairemonianos; Valeria Helenous [- - -]; [- - -], guardian of Valeria Helenous; Eutyches, (doulos); Isidoros, (doulos) [- - -]as G6V4715vZWW4715vbmpZVV4716cvYW4716cvbmpYV4719v5W4719vbmp5V4721vW4721vbmpV4731avW4731avbmpV4731bvWW4731bvbmpWV4732avW4732avbmpV4738vW4738vbmpV473vyW473vbmpyV4746vW4746vbmpV4748fvAW4748fvbmpAV4800v3W4800vbmp3V487vwW487vbmpwV5WW5258v>W5258vbmp>V5275bvW5275bvbmpV5426v}W5426vbmp}V5791vW5791vbmpV5834vW5834vbmpV5839vW5839vbmpV5852vW5852vbmpV5883vW5883vbmpV5919vWWW5919vbmpVVV5922vW5922vbmpV5927vW5927vbmpV5961vVW5961vbmpVV6240vW6240vbmpV6312vNW6312vbmpNV6536avW6536avabmpV766pi-ivGW766pi-ivbmpGV766pivGW766pivbmpGV768wdW768wdbmpV7vW7vbmpV925vW925vbmpV98v@W98vbmp@Va@) fT4666brW4666brbmpV4680rW4680rbmpV4682rW4682rbmpV4684rWV4684rWW4rWW4684rWW4rWWn of Phaesis (see P.Mich. IV/2, p. 229; P.Cair.Mich. 359, 1436); Petheus son of Phaesis (see P.Mich. IV/2, p. 229); Melanas son of Herieus; Lucretius Clemens (see P.Mich. IV/2, p. 185); Anchorimphis son of Aunes; Herakles son of Petheus (see P.Mich. IV/2, p. 168; P.Cair.Mich. 359, vol. II, p. 65: 2 or 3 men of this name); Isidoros son of AunCes; Ptolemaios son of Herakl(--) (Herakleides?) (see P.Mich. IV/2, p. 217; P.Cair.Mich. 359, vol. II, p. 86); Hatres son of Tryphon; Ptolemaios son of Horos (see P.Mich. IV/2, p. 217)713Pl. XIVKaranis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptaP.Mich. XVAccount; List; Tax collection(?)Account of grain, with list of names1982broken off on the lefWˆhDrovince of EgyptSB XII 11105 (and XIII, p. 139)Recto and VersoPMich MichaelAdministration; Illiteracy; Taxation (Land); Tax collectionDaily Report of Sitologoi to a Strategos1965complete, damaged along some folds1Recto and VersoDocumentary4690r.bmp4690v.bmp<_600DPIFrEOont_R1>4690r_a.bmp<_600DPIFront_R2>4690r_c.bmp<_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1>4690v_a.bmp<_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8> iinus Pius, Emperor; Chairemon son of Antigenes; Satabous son of Orsenouphis3Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, p2 )XT5275brW5275brbmpV5307r~W5307rbmp~V5337rW5337rbmpV5340rW5340rbmpV5342rW5342rbmpV5395rW5395rbmpV5426r}W5426rbmp}V5434rW5434rbmpV5437rW5437rbmpV5451rW5451rbmpV5471rW5471rbmpV5472rzW5472rbmpzV5473vW5473vbmpV5474rW5474rbmpV5493arW5493arbmpV5493br~W5493brbmp~V5503crW5503crbmpV5524rW5524rbmpV5549rW5549rbmpV5663rW5663r1bmpV5663r2bmpV5688rW5688rWW8rWW5688rWWrWW5688rWW8rWW5688rWWeP.Mich. XArmy; ListList of soldiers1970broken off on the left and right sides and at the bottom; perhaps also at the top1Recto; Verso is blankDocumentary5549r_c.bmp<_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DEPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>jdone, on the orig.; SCANNED600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>t_R4><_$ ‰hA7 x 8.8 cm25-5087B-JUnknownPHList(s) of names, of unknown purposeBL X, 127 (l. 4)IInd/IIIrd cent. A.D.Sijpesteijn PJ-P.Mich.inv. 4666GreekAnn ArborRecto(?) - 12; Verso(?) - 10-PapNoYesremove (apparently useless) tapes at the top (1), right (1) and bottoBm left (1) - fix little fragment on the right?probably Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of Egypt(Recto) Pekegis son of Peos; Phibammon (Phoibammon) son of - - -; Apollon son of Sarapion; Pmounis son of Inaroous (Inaros); Hermias son of Pachesis; Kollouthos son of Silbanos (Silvanus); Tyrannos son of Kastor; Peibis son of Petbes; Hatres son of Petechon; Bekis son of Pallas; Hellos son of Bekis (Verso) [- - -]reus son of Ibois; Petbes son of Hermino$fŠ{hA11.6 x 6.5 cm28-242*-LIsocratesPHFragment of Isocrates' speech To DemonicusLate Ist/early IInd cent. A.D.Husselman EM-P.Mich.inv. 5299GreekAnn Arbor10LPapNoYes"brown glass", with a lot of useless stuff; check tapes on verso; unfold? (right edge at top; bottom at right)BUnknown place, province of Egyptrather large and well-formed uncial, with finials, not strongly marked, on some letters-118-20Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptTAPA 76Isocrates; Literature; OratoryAd Demonicum 33-341945broken off at the top, bottom1Recto; Verso is blankLiterary: Orato4hŒ~hBnice glass... but this is 5493b, not 5493a. Sorry. Let's take this opportunity to try again to realign things, perhaps? (check also lines 9-10 of verso) - send back to meUnknown place, province of EgyptDioskoros; Takouei (Takouis); Neilos son of Onesimos; Paulos son Arch .(- -) (Harchokrates?); Heron son of Marcus; Eudaimon son of Hekysis; Horos son of Philippos; To . . . son of Maron; Gennadios son of - - -; Hekysis son of Antos grandson of - - - C(Hekysis?); [- - -] son o fKollouthes; [- - -] son of Belles91-92Pl. 5Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of Egyptb, rectoBASP 33Land ownership(?); Tax collection (non-payment)Account, with a List of Names1996much damaged; broken off on the right side when reused3Recto; Verso: order to the eirenarch of Karanis19 x 13.5 cm30-C141*-CUnknown tax-collectorPHTwo receipts for beer tax (zytera kat'andra)May 15 and December 18, 94 A.D.Sijpesteijn PJKaranisP.Mich.inv. 5938GreekAnn Arbor10CPapYesYesKaranis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of Egyptwritten acrosBs the fibresDomitianus, Emperor; Paneuneus son of Patmon; [- - -], son(?) of Demetreios (Demetrios)91-92Pl. XIIIKaranis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptZPE 109Taxation; Tax collectionReceipts for Money Tax1995broken off at the bottom, heavily mutilated1Recto (written across the fibres); Verso is blankDocumenta4f"sŒ~hDnre>Documentary5493br.bmp<_600DPIFront_R1>5493br_a.bmp<_600DPIFront_R2>5493br_b.bmp<_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>iANames of people without resources: Dioskoros [- - -] Takouei [- - -] Neilos son of Onesimos [- - -] . . . Paulos son Arch .(- -) [- - -] . . . Heron son of Marcus [- - -] . . . Eudaimon son of Hekysis [- - -] Horos son of Philippos [- - -] To . . . son of Maron [- - -] . . . [- - -] Gennadios son of . . . [- - -] Hekysis son of Antos grandson of . . . [- - -] [- - -] son o fKollouthes [- - -] [- - -] son of Belles [- - -] equal 170(?) arourai [- - -]@ Verso: order to the eirenarch of Karanis(l7rightfibrestomovel14minorfoldontheright Vl7smallfragmentl29foldwithfragmentfromrectotobe"Vl8clean%Vl8rightsmallscrapfoldedVl9endfibretomovel10middleideml40beginfibrestoVl9-10beginfragmenttomoveslightlyrealigntwopartstheVlabelWdWeWWWlWlabelshouldbeontheversowhichisthefirstpagenotworVlacuna}WWlastWWW*WiWWWW>WWWW}WWlatin{WKWlearnWleastMWWWUWXWleaveOWdWeWWWWleftEWWWWW:W=WWWWWWWWWWW*WAWEW>Account; Administration; Cadastre; Feeding; Loan; Notary; Police; Price; Profession; School; Woman; Writing MaterialAccounts of Expenditures1933Long roll broken at the right end, which was cut in seven pieces when housed into glass. - At .Y*-89harmiysis8WW8W:W<W=W?WCWDWGWLWRWWWYW]WdWiWjWkWnWoWqWtWuWyW{WWWWWWWWbWeWWWWWWWWWWWW W W WWWWW3W6W:W;<W=Wharmiysishusbandofthaesis VharmiysissonofalimesiVharmiysissonofmieusandthasoshusbandofsthoutouetisjVharmiysissonofonnophrisVharmiysissonofonnophrisseealsopmichv247bVharmiysissonoforsenouphisnVharmiysissonofpetesouchospersestesepigonesGVharmiysissonofsokoneussokeusVharmiysisunnamedsons=Vharmiysisunnamedwife3V;Vharmiysisunnamedwifeseealsopmichii128coliil24kVharmodios0W0W0WnkDocumentary<_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_63Kc$jCocit Internationale d'tudes Nroniennes. Varenna, juin 1982 = Atti CERDAC. 12 = N.S., 2 (1982-1983 [1987])pp. 139-148; - JENKINS Fred W., New Texts from the Tebtunis Grapheion Archive, BASP 29 (1992) pp. 31-40; - E. Husselman, Procedures of the Record Office of Tebtunis in the First Century A.D., Proceedings of the Twelfth International Congress of Papyrology (Toronto, 1970) pp. 223-238; - Kovel'man A.B., Arenda v Juznom Fajume v seredine i v. n. e. (Po Miciganskim registram.) Avec un rDsum en anglais: Land Leases in Southern Fayum in the Middle of the 1 Century A.D. (based on the Michigan records.), VDI 128 (1974, fasc. 2) pp. 69-85; - Cockle Walter E.H., State Archives in Graeco-Roman Egypt from 30 B.C. to the Reign of Septimius Severus, JEA 70 (1984) pp. 106-122 - PESTMAN P.W., 'Oud papier' uit een notariskantoor in het oude Egypte ofwel Kronion, een notaris uit het begin van onze jaartelling. [Du 'vieux papier' provenant d'un bureau de notaire de l'gypte ancienne o)4o+‡iA(Col. I) (Traces of 4 lines) [- - -] for Antigo(--) [- - -] (Traces of 2 lines) On the 9th. Agreement to furnish lodging for the sum of 28 silver drachmai, (made) by Peteeus to [- -]dis. (Fee:) [. .] obols. On the 10th. Agreement for nursing a slave (child), (made) by Tetosiris and others to Mystharion, (and) on the 11th, loan of 100 drachmai, (made) by Mystharion to the same. [(Fee): 4 drachmai], of which Psenkebkis, son of Chouses, owes 2 drachmai. . . . through Polemon [- - -]. (Fee:) B4 obols. Lease of 1(?) 1/2 arourai, (made) by Peteeus, son of Moueis, to Peteeus. (Fee:) 8 obols. Acknowledgment of receipt of 60 [silver] drachmai, (made) by Tarmouthis to Thaesis. (Fee:) 14 obols. On the 13th. Agreement of obligation to remain in service (paramone) for the sum of 60(?) [silver drachmai], (made) by Thaesis to Tarmouthis. (Fee:) 7 obols. Lease of buildings, (made) by Thouonis and others to Nepheros. (Fee:) 4 silver drachmai. Agreement to furnish lodging for the sum of [28 t*%w9mysthasWWWEWWWW WWW1WmysthassonofakousilaosmakedontonkatoikonEVmysthassonofakousilaosseepmichv273psiviii906VmysthassonofoVmysthesWQWVWWWWWMWWWWWWWWWWWWW#WWWmysthespraktorVmysthessidsiderourgosQVmysthessonofakesVmysthessonofapynchisVmysthessonofischyrionVmysthessonofptolemaiosVmysthessonofptolemaiosgrandsonoftarchosVmytharionWmytharionmystharionVn`WaWIWJWTWlWnW0DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8> BI-III: register of documentsDocumentary<_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2>PMich IIAccount; Administration; Association; Debt; Deposit; Divorce; Dowry; Guild; House ownership; Industry; Land ownership; Lease; Loan; Notary; Nursing; Paramone (obligation to remain at someone's service); Price; Profession; Religion; Renting; Sale; Scribe; Servility; Slave; WomanRegister of Documents Prepared at the Grapheion1933Upper edge badly damaged1Recto; Recto, col. III: accounts; VeLrso, col. I-III: register of documentsDocumentary966ar.bmp<_600DPIFront_R1>966ar_a.bmp<_600DPIFront_R2>966ar_d.bmp<_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>!i4q4o‡hIich. V, 238, l. 202); (another?) Herakleides (see also P.Mich. V, 238, l. 203); (another?) Apollonios (see also P.Mich. V, 238, l. 203); Papnebtynis; Tanaaraus (Tanaaraous) (see also P.Mich. V, 238, l. 205); Arras son of Tanaaraus(?) (see also P.Mich. V, 238, l. 205); (unnamed) eriopolai; Thenprakis (& unnamed husband) (see also P.Mich. V, 238, l. 206); (another?) Herakles (see also P.Mich. V, 238, l. 206); Paris (& unnamed wife) (see also P.Mich. V, 238, l. 207); Eutychos (see also P.MichJ. V, 238, l. 207); Naaraus; (another?) Herakles; (unnamed) hegoumenos plethous gerdion; (unnamed) gerdioi; (another?) Orseus (see also P.Mich. V, 238, l. 208); Galates (see also P.Mich. V, 238, l. 208); Papontos; Mar . . .; Patron (see also P.Mich. V, 238, l. 209); Eutycheides (= Eutychas, grapheion official?) (& unnamed wife: Thermo(--))124, recto, col. I-IITebtynis, Polemonos meris, Arsinoite nome, province of Egypta, recto, col. I-IIBL II.2,47 on lines 7-8;IV,24 on line 8;III,46 on line 12Westermann WL - Kraemer CJP.Corn. II 9PapNoNo101PCorn1926<_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBackB_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>zj&Check inventory number! (PH 3/17/2000)k publisheds1287of EgyptSmall upright cursive; written under dictation (as shown by the subscription of Psyphis), a fact that may account for the somewhat ungrammatical, but colloquial, style of some of the passages. Several of the subscriptions were written by slow-writers.<_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>RiA[Taorses, daughter of Eutychos, - - -, with, as guardian(?), me(?)] Didymos [the younger(?)], son of Lysimachos, (who is) 38 years old, with a scar on his right shin, [has leased] to Lysas, son of Orsenouphis, a Persian of the epigone, (who is) 26 years old, with a scar on the first finger of his left hand, the 10 arourai of a [[catoecic]] allotment which belong to the four sons of Taorses, Lysimachos and Lysas and Eutychas and Galates, the four sons of Galates, and another 10 arourai, or>1Recto; Verso is blankDocumentary669r.bmp<_600DPIFront_R1>669r_b.bmp<_600DPIFront_R2>669r_a.bmp<_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><8TionWWWW3W=WWWWWWW WWdWWWWWWWW&W,WjWvWwWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWW-W.W`WontheleftaretracesofanothertextwrittenbeforethissVontheversoofthemichiganfragmenttheendofline3iscVWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWW W W W W WWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWW W!W"W#W$W%W&W'W(W)W*Wm*$j8secondHWTWWWsW|WWZWsecondhalfofacontractforthesalebykronionsonofzoi|VsecretariesZWWsecretary|W WWWWWWW\WWWWsectionsWsecureOWWsecurityWW3WOWbWlW|W}WWsee WWWWW)W/W4W9W<WNWQWSW]WgW}WWWWWWWWWWW1WMWPW`WzWWW_WsWvWWW,W.W0WYWZW^WWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWW W W W W WWWWWWWWWWWWWWW5=:OarsinoiteWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWW W W W WWWWWWWWWWWWWWWW"W$W%W0W1W2W3W4W5W6W7W8W9W:W;W<W=W>W?W@WAWBWCWDWEWFWGWHWIWJWKWLWMWNWOWPWQWRWSWTWUWVWWWXWYWZW[W\W]W^W_W`WaWbWcWdWeWfWgWhWiWjWkWlWmWnWoWpWqWrWsWtWuWvWwWxWyWzW{W|W}W~WWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWNN  jcheckWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWW"W$WDWLWeWoWWWWWWWWWWWWWWW W W WWWWWWWW%W)W+W/WBWFWhWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWW W$W3W4W6W>WAWCWDWEWFWGWIWJWkW~WWWWWWWUWcWdWgWkWmWoWpWvWwW{W~WWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWW W W W W W(= iaWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWW W WWWWWWWWWW"W$W0W1W2W3W4W5W6W7W:WlWmWoWpWrWuWvWzW{W|W}WWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWW!W"W#W%W&W'W(W+W.W0W2W3W4W6W7W8W:W;W=W?W@WAWFWHWIWLWMWNWPWQWRWTWWWWWWW0/be‡X-1921, Acquired by Kelsey from Nahman in Cairo[Forms for Grapheion Reports\ 27 x 24.5 cm]jsecure joining on lower right; - small fibers to remove, col. I, l. 7-8; 22 (middle); unfold (bottom rigt)nNoNo"Recto" and "Verso" are u1n1v iCor the sum of 80 drachmai, (made) by Pholemis and his wife to Kanopis. (Fee:) 10 obols. Agreement of lease, by way of paying in advance, of pasture lands, (made) by Areios to Herakles. (Fee:) 2 drachmai, of which he owes 7 obols. Acknowledgment of receipt of a dowry of 46 drachmai, (made) by Taorsenouphis to . anas. (Fee:) 7 obols. (Received) through Petesis and Titoous, for a lease subject to cancellation, (made) by Tbithis: 6 obols. On the 8th. Contract (for a dowry of) 120 drachmai, (maDde) by Orsenouphis to Eirene. (Fee:) 2 drachmai. On the 9th. Acknowledgment of deposit of 132 drachmai, (made) by Miysis and his wife to Maron. (Fee:) 4 drachmai. On the 10th. Acknowledgment of receipt of a dowry of 60 drachmai, (made) by Tatepheros to Orseus. (Fee:) 12 obols. Agreement of sale of a slave (named) Kroniaina, (made) by Kollouthos to Psoumeris. (Fee:) 12 drachmai. On the 11th. Agreement to furnish lodging for the sum of 32 silver drachmai, (made) by Onnophris to Kronion. (Fee=Q7‡9AAntigo(--); Peteeus (see also P.Mich. V, 238, l. 163); [- -]dis (P.Mich. V, 238, l. 163, has Didyme); Tetosiris (see also P.Mich. V, 238, l. 164); Mystharion (see also P.Mich. V, 238, l. 164-165); Psenkebkis son of Chouses; Polemon [- - -]; Peteeus son of Moueis (see also P.Mich. V, 238, l. 166); (another) Peteeus (see also P.Mich. V, 238, l. 166); Tarmouthis (see also P.Mich. V, 238, l. 167-168); Thaesis (see also P.Mich. V, 238, l. 167-168); Thouonis; Nepheros; Esenempis (& unnamed husbaBnd) (see also P.Mich. V, 238, l. 170); Kronion (see also P.Mich. V, 238, l. 170); Aunes son of Sekonopis; Orsenouphis son of Snouphis (& unnamed wife) (see also P.Mich. V, 238, l. 171); Apollonios (see also P.Mich. V, 238, l. 171); Kronion, hermeneus (see also P.Mich. V, 238, l. 172); Heraklas, son of Saramo(--) (see also P.Mich. V, 238, l. 172); Tapnebtynis (see also P.Mich. V, 238, l. 173); Mieus, husband of Thenpsosneus; Thenpsosneus, wife of Mieus (see also P.Mich. V, 238, l. 173); Pas+R)GipolydeukesWVWW8Wpolydeukesandhisbrother3VpolydeukessonofVpolydeukessonofheronVpolydeukessonofphames#Vpolydeukessonofsarapion(VpolydeukessWpolykleites]Wpolykleitos]WpolykrateskWW3W6W:WpomegranateWWWpomegranatesWyWolisWpompeius}WNWtWpomsaisfWhWWWWW_WWpomsochisWWpondWponnisWWpooraWvWpoorerWpoorisWpooris1VpoppynWpopulationWporbibeus/WporkWporkersWporrhosWporter\WoWqWzWW}WWWporter's}WWporterage8WporterslodgeWportico3WportionyWWWWW7W9WJWwWWmWWWWWportionsPW?W@WportustWposeidonCWposeidonios WGWW0WposidoniosW:WposisWWkWW6WpositionyW'W(WposonpousiWpossessW@W:W0[829kronionsonofapiongrapheionofficialV VVVkronionsonofapionhotographeionpragmateuomenosVkronionsonofapionnomographosoftebtynisV}VkronionsonofdamasVkronionsonofeutychesandthaubgrandsonofeutychesVkronionsonofgameskamesseealsopmichiip221VkronionsonofheraVkronionsonofherodesVkronionsonofherodeshusbandofthermouthis5VVVVkronionsonofpatynisanddidymeVkronionsonofpatynisgrandsonofpeeioulis'VkronionsonofpetesouchosaliaschaleshusbandoftephereusVkronionsonofpotamon"Vkronionsonofsoterichosseepmichiip222kV(Vkronionsonofsoterichosseepmichiip222pmichv240l6Vkronionunnamedson VkronosDWkronousWktesonktestisWktistes&Wkybernetes'WWWWkyberomnis<WkyrillosUW Wkyrillosdekaprotosgymnasiarchesasseebasp161979223-224UV9223-224UVUV+4‡iE) by Kronion, son of Polydeukes, to Karpos, son of S[- - -]. (Fee:) 20 obols. Agreement guaranteeing immunity, (made) by Tapieus to Herodes. (Fee:) 6 silver drachmai. On the 17th. Lease of 9 arourai of an allotment, (made) by Herakleides, son of Hephaistion, to Petesis. (Fee:) 19 obols. On the 18th. Acknowledgment of deposit of 84 silver drachmai, (made) by Mieus and his wife to Psosneus, son of Andronikos. (Fee:) 11 obols. Total: 178 drachmai 10(?) 1/2 obols; of which 6 [drachmai] 5 obolFs are owed: remain 172 [drachmai - - -] (Col. II) (Traces of several lines) Written declaration, (made) by Agathopous(?) the younger(?) to [- - -]. Another written declaration - - - - -. (Fee:) 6 obols. Acknowledgment of receipt of a maintenance, (made) by Thermouthis to Herakleides. (Fee:) 2 drachmai. Acknowledgment of receipt of a dowry of 8(?) drachmai, (made) by Thasis to Harmiysis. (Fee:) 15 obols, of which Herakles(?) owes 6 obols. Agreement of confirmation, (made) by Tamieus to Kr44‡iGonion, son of Ereeis. (Gratis). Agreement of - - -, (made) by Psyphis to Orseus. (Fee:) 15 obols. Lease of 2 1/2 arourai, (made) by Orseus and another to Herakleides(?). He owes the scribe's fee. On the 28th. Acknowledgment of deposit of 28 drachmai, (made) by Nepheros to [Apollonios]. (Fee:) 7 obols. Loan of 100 silver drachmai, (made) by Herakles to Orseus and his wife. (Fee:) 4 drachmai. Acknowledgment of receipt of 44 drachmai, (made) by Phomseous to Tephersos. (Fee:) 2 obols. On the 2H9th. Agreement (of - - -) of 360 silver drachmai, (made) by Herakleides to Apollonios. (Fee:) 4 drachmai 16 obols. Petition, (made) by Papnebtynis. (Fee:) 2 obols. Agreement (of receipt of - - -), (made) by Tanaaraus to Arras. He/She owes the scribe's fee. Written declaration of the guild of the wool-dealers. (Fee:) 8 drachmai. Agreement to furnish lodging for the sum of 124 drachmai, (made) by Thenprakis and her husband to Herakles. (Fee:) 4 drachmai. On the 30th. Agreement of obligation 4L ‡iIto remain in service (paramone) for the sum of 24 drachmai, (made) by Paris and his wife to Eutychos. (Fee:) 6 obols. Mortgage of - - -, (made) by Naaraus to Herakles. (Fee:) 8 drachmai. Gift (received) through the president of the guild of the weavers, for their written declaration: 4 drachmai. Agreement of obligation to remain in service (paramone) for the sum of 24 drachmai, (made) by Orseus to Galates. (Fee:) 6 obols. Sale of a house and a court, (made) by Papontos and others to Mar . J. . (Fee:) [. .] drachmai. On Choiak 1. Loan of 104 drachmai, (made) by Patron to Eutycheides and his wife. Gratis. Ordinance of the association of the god [- - -] . . . Total: 78 drachmai 11 obols; of which 6 obols are owed: remain 78 drachmai [5] obols.]jh. V, 238, l. 172); Heraklas, son of Saramo(--) (see also P.Mich. V, 238, l. 172); Tapnebtynis (see also P.Mich. V, 238, l. 173); Mieus, husband of Thenpsosneus; Thenpsosneus, wife of Mieus (see also P.Mich. V, 238, l. 173); Pased,4‡9AClaudius, Emperor; Herakleides (son of Pateroous) (see also P.Mich. II, 125, l. 15); Stotoetis (son of Petearpsenesis) (see also P.Mich. II, 125, l. 15); Ptolemaios (son of Diodoros) (& unnamed wife) (see also P.Mich. II, 125, l. 16); Herodion (son of Lysimachos) (see also P.Mich. II, 123, verso, col. VIII, l. 19; 25; and P.Mich. II, 125, l. 16); [- - -]onopis (& unnamed husband: Kollouthos) (see also P.Mich. II, 125, l. 17); Orseus (see also P.Mich. II, 125, l. 17); Soueris (see also P.MiBch. II, 125, l. 18); Kronion (see also P.Mich. II, 125, l. 18); (another?) Kronion (see also P.Mich. II, 125, l. 19); Horion (see also P.Mich. II, 125, l. 19); Papontos (see also P.Mich. II, 125, l. 20); Didyme (see also P.Mich. II, 125, l. 20); Phemnasis (see also P.Mich. II, 125, l. 21); Menemachos (see also P.Mich. II, 125, l. 21); Paas (see also P.Mich. II, 125, l. 22); Venustus, (slave) of Primigenes (see also P.Mich. II, 125, l. 22); Primigenes, (slave) of the Emperor Claudius (see a1)Y3210W3210bbmpV3218r.W3218rbbmp.V3231r"W3231rcbmp"V3233W3233cbmpV3233dbmpV00‡jC Varenna, juin 1982 = Atti CERDAC. 12 = N.S., 2 (1982-1983 [1987])pp. 139-148; - JENKINS Fred W., New Texts from the Tebtunis Grapheion Archive, BASP 29 (1992) pp. 31-40; - E. Husselman, Procedures of the Record Office of Tebtunis in the First Century A.D., Proceedings of the Twelfth International Congress of Papyrology (Toronto, 1970) pp. 223-238; - Kovel'man A.B., Arenda v Juznom Fajume v seredine i v. n. e. (Po Miciganskim registram.) Avec un rsum en anglais: Land Leases in Southern FDayum in the Middle of the 1 Century A.D. (based on the Michigan records.), VDI 128 (1974, fasc. 2) pp. 69-85; - Cockle Walter E.H., State Archives in Graeco-Roman Egypt from 30 B.C. to the Reign of Septimius Severus, JEA 70 (1984) pp. 106-122 - PESTMAN P.W., 'Oud papier' uit een notariskantoor in het oude Egypte ofwel Kronion, een notaris uit het begin van onze jaartelling. [Du 'vieux papier' provenant d'un bureau de notaire de l'gypte ancienne ou Kronion, un notaire du dbut de notre re$.‡9GN38, l. 207); Naaraus; (another?) Herakles; (unnamed) hegoumenos plethous gerdion; (unnamed) gerdioi; (another?) Orseus (see also P.Mich. V, 238, l. 208); Galates (see also P.Mich. V, 238, l. 208); Papontos; Mar . . .; Patron (see also P.Mich. V, 238, l. 209); Eutycheides (= Eutychas, grapheion official?) (& unnamed wife: Thermo(--)) :AAccount; Administration; Association; Debt; Deposit; Divorce; Dowry; Guild; House ownership; Industry; Land ownership; Lease; Loan; Notary; Nursing; Paramone (obligation to remain at someone's service); Price; Profession; Religion; Renting; Sale; Scribe; Servility; Slave; Woman|PHO124WW<W=W>W?W@WAWWW127W13W14DWWW143W159aWWWW160{WWKW18W19W20WW211DWaWW212W213WW214W2153aWW217W22W224W23W26W286W3W32W35-36W375vW39W4WWW5{WKW6WWW660-661W69W7W WW7-15^W8W W81W849Wmallfragmentfillingupmostofthecentrallacunaforl^VaddeduWWafter^WanalosesWandW WanelosesWantWapWapparently^Ware^W Was WautWautoi^WautonWbeuWbearsWWbeginningWWbibliography`WaWWWWWWWWW W W W WWWWWW<W=W>W?W@WAWWWvWWWblDW`WaW{WWWWWWWWWWWWWWV44.hE Papnebtynis (see also P.Mich. V, 238, l. 90); Orsenouphis son of Eteon; Petesouchos (& unnamed wife); Thaubarion (see also P.Mich. V, 238, l. 88); Thasos (see also P.Mich. V, 238, l. 88); [Chairemon] (see also P.Mich. V, 238, l. 94); (another?) Didymos (see also P.Mich. V, 238, l. 94); [Orseus] (see also P.Mich. V, 238, l. 95); Haryotes (see also P.Mich. V, 238, l. 95); Mieus; [Tamieus] (see also P.Mich. V, 238, l. 96); Kronion (see also P.Mich. V, 238, l. 96); Ptolemaios; Phemnasis (P.MiFch. V, 238, l. 97 has: Herakles); Maron (see also P.Mich. V, 238, l. 97); Herakles, Talites Kronion son of Myrites; (another?) Herakles (& unnamed wife) (see also P.Mich. V, 238, l. 98); Apollonios (see also P.Mich. V, 238, l. 98); (another?) Herakles (see also P.Mich. V, 238, l. 101); Onnophris, thesaurophylax (see P.Mich. II, p. 224; and P.Mich. V, 238, l. 101);; Herodes (& unnamed brothers) (see also P.Mich. V, 238, l. 99); (another?) Petesouchos (see also P.Mich. V, 238, l. 99); [- - -F^‰AP.Mich.inv. 6900CPapDSee also P.Mich. XIII, 661 (inv. 6901), probably the following sheet of the same document. - Archive of Dioskoros of Aphrodito.ESijpesteijn PJF PMich XIIIG660H1977IPl. IXKiBL VII, 116 (l. 5; 10); BL VIII, 217 (l. 10); BL IX 163 (l. 5; bibliography); BL X, 126 (l. 5; 6; 9; 10).M Ch.L.A. XLVIIN Dorandi TO1437[B]P1997QplatesSSeveral very small fragments were added to P.Mich. XIII, 660-661: l. 4: read Fl(avius) Sarapammon, instead of [[s.s.]] S[ara]pammon; - l. 8: read a[pe]tha[n]en, instead of a[pethnesk]en; l. 9: read synexelthein instead of synepelthein (PH)UYes, 217 (l. 10); BL IX 163 (l. 5; bibliography); BL X, 126 (l. 5; 6; 9; 10).M Ch.L.A. XLVIIN Dorandi TO1437[B]P1997QplatesSSeveral very small fragments were added to P.Mich. XIII, 660-661: l. 4: read Fl(avius) Sarapammon, instead of [[s.s.]] S[ara]pammon; - l. 8: read a[pe]tha[n]en, instead of a[pethnesk]en; l. 9: read synexelthein instead of synepelthein (PH)UYesc Pers) STbmpWWWWWWWWWWWWWWW-PapNoNoTraces of an earlier text, written upside down, are visible under the first 9 lines.somewhat folded; nothing to do for the bottom?Tebtynis, Polemonos meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptMay be in the hand of Kronion son of Apion (Boak)Kronion (son of Apion) (grapheion official); Heronas (= HerCon, nomographos?) (see P.Mich. II, p. 96); Ptoll(--); (another) Heronas; Philoxas; Eutychas (grapheion official)125, l. 1-9Tebtynis, Polemonos meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptRecto, first text (l. 1-9)PMich IIAccount; Administration; NotaryAccount1933Broken and frayed out at the bottom1Recto; Verso is blankDocumentary1Recto; Recto, col. I-II and Verso, col. I-III: registers of documentsDocumentary<_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600‡iATo the good fortune. Register of the sixth year of Tiberius Claudius Caesar Augustus Germanicus imperator, month Sebastos 8. [Agreement] of obligation to remain in service (paramone) for the sum of 24 drachmai, (made) by Herakleides to Stotoetis. (Fee:) 6 oboloi. [On the 9th. Acknowledgment] of deposit of 248 drachmai, (made) by Ptolemaios and his wife to Herodion. (Fee:) 6 drachmai. Acknowledgment of receipt of a maintenance, (made) by [- - -]onopis and her husband to Orseus. (Fee:) 4 drBachmai. [On the 10th. Acknowledgment] of receipt of rent and . . . of farming, (made) by Soueris to Kronion. (Fee:) 10 obols. [Agreement of sale of cattle], (made) by Kronion to Horion. (Fee:) 6 drachmai, of which 4 drachmai were paid. [On the 12th. Acknowledgment (of receipt)] of a dowry of 32 drachmai, (made) by Papontos to Didyme. (Fee:) 6 obols. [Acknowledgment (of receipt)] of a dowry of 28 drachmai, (made) by Phemnasis to Menemachos. (Fee:) 6 obols. Written declaration concerning a c2<‰hA56 x 33.5 cm; + 1 fragment of 3.2 x 1.5 cmpurchased in 1943 through Th. WhittemoreAurelius Menas, son of PsatePHArchive of Dioskoros of AphroditoContract by which Aurelius Menas, son of Psate, leases from Aurelius Kollouthos, son of Christophoros, a holding where vines are grown; the lease is based partly on crop-sharing, partly on rent to be paidBL VII, 117 (l. 1, 9, 29, 34, 35); BL VIII, 2B17 (l. 3); BL IX 163 (date)VIth cent. A.D. (512 or 527 A.D.?)Sijpesteijn PJAphrodite, Antaiopolite nome; ktema kaloumenon Prmres (see also P.Lond. IV, 1419); kleros AnouphiouP.Mich.inv. 6906Greek (with part of a signature in Coptic - l. 38)Ann Arbor41; fragment - 3top of APapYesYesplastic mount; check Verso + place of small fragment + 11(X:June 1922; acquired from Nahman through the British Museum[/Register of Documents Prepared at the Grapheion\original size: 310 x 28 cm],get two parts closer?; l. 27 a fibre to move_Due to the size of this papyrus roll, its content has been divided in the present database into several cards, one for each column.nNoNo"Recto" and "Verso44.hCrial>PapYesNo"Recto" and "Verso" are used here as defined by the editor, according to the orientation of the writing toward the fibres, but it is to be noticed that the text on Recto, col. I-II seems to be a continuation of Verso, col. I-II. - Col. II-III are only shortly described in P.Mich. II, p. 179.Tebtynis, Polemonos meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptThe writing is much rubbed and blurred, but is almost certainly Din the hand of Kronion. (Boak)Marepsemis(?); Onnophris; Sisouchos(?); Didymos; Hatres; Paches; Marepsemis or Marepkemis(?) (see also P.Mich. V, 238, l. 112?); Herodion (see also P.Mich. V, 238, l. 112?); A[- - -] (another?) Didymos (son of Maron); Nouphis(?) (& unnamed brother); Botos son of Besis; Thermoutharion (Thermouthis) (& unnamed husband) (see also P.Mich. V, 238, l. 113-114); Iucundus (see also P.Mich. V, 238, l. 113-114); Epitynchanon (see also P.Mich. V, 238, l. 90);41.iB(Fee:) [. . silver] drachmai. [Lease] of a stable for a rent of 13(?) silver drachmai, (made) by Nouphis(?) to his brother. (Fee:) . . obols. Petition against Botos, son of Besis. (Fee:) . . obols. Agreement for nursing [a slave] and for a loan of 64 silver drachmai, (made) by Thermoutharion and her husband to Iucundus. (Fee:) 6 silver drachmai. [Lease] <of 6 arourai<(?), (made) by Epitynchanon to Papnebtynis. <Fee: 11 obols(?)>. [Acknowledgment] of deposit, [(made) by - - -] tCo Orsenouphis, son of Eteon. (Fee:) 4 drachmai 1 obol. <Or: [Acknowledgment] of deposit of 4 drachmai, [(made) by - - -] to Orsenouphis, son of Eteon. (Fee:) 1 obol. > [- - -] of 28 drachmai, [(made) by - - -] to Petesouchos and his wife. (Fee:) 10 obols. [Acknowledgment] of receipt of 120(?) silver drachmai, (made) by Thaubarion to Thasos and others. (Fee:) 3(?) drachmai. [Acknowledgment] of deposit of 2,040 drachmai, (made) by [Chairemon] and others to Didymos. (Fee:) 8 drachmai. [44.hIocumentary966av.bmp<_600DPIFront_R1>966av_a.bmp<_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>iA(Traces of several lines) [Acknowledgment] of deposit of [. .] drachmai, (made) by Marepsemis(?) to Onnophris. [- - -] [Acknowledgment] of deposit of (. . .) drachmai(?) and . . ., (made) by Sisouchos(?) to Didymos. [- - -] [Agreement] of confirmation, (made) by Hatres to Paches. He owes the scribe's fee. [Lease] of 8(?) arourai of fodder, (made) by Marepkemis(?) [to] Herodion. He owes [the scribe's fee]. [Agreement] of a (wedding) present of 2 3/4 arourai, (made) by A[- - -] to Didymos. 0; col. III - 44BPap124, versoTebtynis, Polemonos meris, Arsinoite nome, province of Egypta, versoPMich IIAdministration; Building; Deposit; House ownership; Irrigation; Justice; Land ownership; Lease; Marriage; Notary; Paramone (obligation to remain at someone's Hservice); Price; Sale; Scribe; Servility; Slave; WomanRegister of Documents Prepared at the Grapheion1933Missing since 1-24-62 at least (perhaps already missing at the time Boak published the P.Mich. V). Upper edge badly damaged; broken on the right side. Col. II-III of verso are so blurred as to render their reconstruction almost hopeless1Verso; Recto, col. I-II: register of documents; col. III: accountsDtaryAj'9phenWWpheniaspheousWpheoussonofpageinosVpherasWpherenouthisWpherenouthissonofpasosVphialesWphibWwWWWphibsonofmoschwVphibsonofpetrosVphibammonWphibammonphoibammonsonofVphibionLWphidiosWphil{WWWKWphiladelpheaphiladelphiaWWWWWWsWWWWWWphiladelphoitWphiladelphosWsWWWmWW]WWWsWphiladelphosdekaprotosVphiladelphosseealsoomichi181-184sVphiladelphossonofisasVphiladelphostheaarsinoedeifiedVphiladelphou]WphilasWphilassonofanepolinaspragmateutesVphileasWBWWWphileaseglogistesseeprosptoli926BVphileasseealsophauniii67Vphileasseealsopmichzenii59238VphilerosWphilerosdoulosVphiletas1d>NoNo"Recto" and "Verso" are used here as defi0N‡iA1Expenditures <in> the metropolis, through Kronion: to Heronas: 6 drachmai; to Ptoll(--): 8 drachmai; to the . . .: 12 [drachmai]; for unwritten (papyri): 8 drachmai. And(?) in Tebtynis, similarly: To Heronas (who came) from Philoxas, through Kronion: 40 drachmai; and through Eutychas: 20 drachmai.1jKdone on the orig. conservation12 Add general bibliography? scanned; checkedk publishedp3/11/98s2922<‡AP.Mich. inv. 768Bwax/woodCWTE Sanders HAF PMich IIIG134H1936UNoVLocker 19, shelf 11WNoX%purchased from Maurice Nahman in 1922[Proverbs VII, 3 - 13\ 18 x 17 cm`6/24/96bCTd 768wx_a.bmp$ 768wx_b.bmp$ 768wx_c.bmp$ 768wx_d.bmpe 768wd_a.bmp% 768wd_b.bmp% 768wd_c.bmp% 768wd_d.bmph 768wx.bmpi 768wd.bmpnUnknownoGreekrWax side - 22; Wood side - 1sOThe writing on the wax of this tablet is extremely crude and careless (Sanders)uAncient TestamentvIVth to VIth Cent. A. D.w Ann Arborl exercise (or punishment) written on a waxed tabletmp:4>/_AWritten after the first text was cancelled with slanting strokes.nAccount of Expenditures1933Missing since 1-24-62 at least (perhaps already missing at the time Boak published the P.Mich. V). Upper edge badly damaged; broken on the right side1Recto; Recto, col. I-II and Verso, col. I-III: registers of documentsDocumentary966ar.bmp<_600DPIFront_R1>966ar_c.bmp<_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>iIIITebtynis, Polemonos meris, Arsinoite nome, province of Egypta, recto, col. IIIPMich II44-iA(Traces of several lines) 5 breads: [5 obols]. Against Lysas(?) [- - -] Month of Neos Sebastos 6. [- - -] from Eutychas, my partner [- - -] To a swordsman . . .: 2 obols. To Ptolemaios himself [- - -] 2 breads: [2 obols] For vegetables [- - -] [- - -] monthly payment (diagraphe) of 100(?) drachmai [- - -] [- - -] for the price of a bread: 1 obol [- - -] 4; for the price of a made dish: [. .] obol(s) On the 13th. [- - -] . . . On the 15th. For the slave . . . (as?) swordsman, as Btravel money : 14 obols. On the 26th. [- - -] through(?) the price of a papyrus (roll): 20 obols For another (man who came) from Heronas the nomographos: 4 drachmai. On the . . . For Eutychas and Zoilos, for 1 keramion (of wine): 3 drachmai; for the same, for breads: 4 obols; for oil: 2 obols; for a sea-bream (phagros): 3 obols. On the 30th. For the same ones, for breads: 2 obols; as travel money: 15 obols; for Heronas, as monthly payment: 236 silver drachmai; for 1 keramion of wine: 6 dra5no-./012346:;<=>XZ[ynomissing,V5V6V8V<VVV V V V VnomissingprintyessVnoonlyaprinttVonlytW&Wphoto0W1WprintsWtWrectouWWseal&Wthe&WversouWyes MVstuyz{/6Psides}WWWWW5W=W>WOWUWeWWWWWWWWWWW WW3WWW.WVWZW.W W/WWWWWWW W$W&W(W-WCWOWVWXW\W{W|WWWWWWWWWW WWW)WWW[W}W~WWWIWzWWWWWWWWWW*W8W9WWWWWW!W&W-WDWHWJWMWcWvWwWyWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWW#;i31WW WWW+W:W>WfWqWsWKWWW310W3100W3140dW316WW317W3190dW31stWW32uWWYWyWW`W?W|WWWW6WPWUWWWW<WW}WWWWWjWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWW WW/W1W;W3218°17V3218°21V3238°18ltread3232°gtV32°W320W.WzWWWW;W[W3200W32000W3218°W326W327°W32ndWWW33VWWWWW#WAWjWW<WMWWWWWWWWWWWWWW351/3artabaiV350W3500WW35000W35000000W352W356jW6W35thuW36WWkWWWWWWWWWWW;W360|WWWkWWWW3W<W3600W361IWW37EW<WRWE7ichoice?WOWW*WWchoinikesWWWWzWchoinix`WkWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWchomatekboliaWchomatontW_WchomenianWchomenisKWWWchoosetWWWW WWWmWnWdWyWWWWWWWUWchoosesW8WchorionWwWchorusWchosevWWchosenoW*WchosionlWchousW2W WXWchousesWchratesW4W=WOWkWpWWW W WWWW3W6WZWchratessonofhippalosabout26yearsoldwithascaronhiV:.jACheck: Nigel: possibility of adding to the note a link to the next and preceding columns or to all the records of this inv. nr. (through an automated search?). We could also make 1 general card (with general bibliography?) with links to all the others? Traianos: when these cards will be on the web, displayed as a search result, no difference will appear between them, which is a problem. Ask Nigel? Traianos: should I add the bibliography concerning the grapheion NOTE: this piece was declareB-d missing from 1-24-62 until 6-22-98. Scannedk publishedluO. Montevecchi, Aegyptus 15 (1935) p. 341-342; P.Mich. V, 238, notes (passim); B. Kramer, ZPE 97 (1993) p. 133, n. 18p3/10/98s3194Ged husband) (see also P.Mich. V, 238, l. 113-114); Iucundus (see also P.Mich. V, 238, l. 113-114); Epitynchanon (see also P.Mich. V, 238, l. 90); Papnebtynis (see also P.Mich. V, 238, l. Documents Prepared at the Grapheion\ 33.5 x 22 cmPHachmai; for 1 keramion of wine: 6 dra44.hA33.5 x 22 cmJune 1922; acquired from Nahman from British MuseumKronion son of ApionPHArchive of Kronion son of Apion, nomographos of the grapheion of TebtynisFinancial register (anagraphe) of all the documents drawn up day by day in the record-office (grapheion) of Tebtynis during the months of Phaophi (col. I-II) and Pauni(?) (col. III) of the 7th year of the Emperor Claudius, with indication of the writinBg fee (grammatikon) charged for the preparation of each document. Entries for contracts are duplicated in P.Mich. V, 238, col. II-III.BL III,108 (col. I, 5; 8; 14; 23); BL X, 123 (l. 23; 24)After Nov. 27, 46 A.D.Boak AERTalites; Melissourgites; TebtynitesP.Mich.inv. 966GreekAnn Arbor (see conservation status)Verso, col. I - more than 29; col. II - 40; col. III - 44BVaccountofpaymentsofsacksofwildchicklingVaccountofpaymentsofwheatmadefor3cleruchiesatkaraniVaccountofquantitiesofwheatandothersortsofgraingiveVaccountoftheamountofwheattransportedfrombacchiasinVaccountoftheincomesandoutcomesofgrainVaccountoftheprivateexpendituresofkroniontheofficialV; Religion; Renting2O 124verso.V124-125124-126124-137Z125W1W125l1-9V125l10-281V125-126125-6125-7P126W/W0W126l1-14V126l15-29/V126l30-350V126-127126-49126-8127{W127-34127-8N128@W2W3W4W6W128coliaV128colib2V128coliil1-273V128coliil28-454V128coliii6V128-133F128-33128-9129?129-32R129-41/129-51%13H[$13-1413-16F13-61309131f131-5131-8L132 132-137132-139133W133-134_133-136C133-40)133-7Q134ǂ134-144 135u҂135-139\135-6136s136-41D136-7136-8 136-9137^137-39B137-40137-8S138138-142138-9`139w139-40T139-42K14P#xW14n2xVW14-15n3V4O-iC6chmai; for fodder: 6 obols. Total 532 silver drachmai.jACheck: Nigel: possibility of adding to the note a link to the next and preceding columns or to all the records of this inv. nr. (through an automated search?). We could also make 1 general card (with general bibliography?) with links to all the others? Traianos: when these cards will be on the web, displayed as a search result, no difference will appear between them, which is a problem. Ask Nigel? Traianos: should I add the bibliography concerning the grapheion NOTE: this piece was declareB6d missing from 1-24-62 until 6-22-98. Scanned; checked$k publishedp3/10/982.AP.Mich.inv. 966Ba, versoCPapDIArchive of Kronion son of Apion, nomographos of the grapheion of TebtynisEBoak AERFPMich IIG 124, versoH1933K8BL III,108 (col. I, 5; 8; 14; 23); BL X, 123 (l. 23; 24)UYesVBWNoX3June 1922; acquired from Nahman from British Museum[/Register of Documents Prepared at the Grapheion\ 33.5 x 22 cm44s.9Dysimachos] (see also P.Mich. V, 238, l. 100); Psentamieus (see also P.Mich. V, 238, l. 100); (another?) Ptolemaios (another?) DidymosOzAdministration; Building; Deposit; House ownership; Irrigation; Justice; Land ownership; Lease; Marriage; Notary; Paramone (obligation to remain at someone's service); Price; Sale; Scribe; Servility; Slave; Woman{#Talites; Melissourgites; Tebtynites|PHOGrenfell BP-Hunt ASP.Corn. Inv. MSS. A 101. ISPapYesNo448POxy III1903<_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4>BO<_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>=jCheck LDAB for bibliographyk publisheds1259 R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>k publishedŒAP.Corn. Inv. MSS. A 101. ICPapEGrenfell BP-Hunt ASF P.Oxy. IIIG448H1903UYesVSWNoh; Taketon (see Geographica); Konnas (former owner); Herakles neotero0H.ŒjC1982 = Atti CERDAC. 12 = N.S., 2 (1982-1983 [1987])pp. 139-148; - JENKINS Fred W., New Texts from the Tebtunis Grapheion Archive, BASP 29 (1992) pp. 31-40; - E. Husselman, Procedures of the Record Office of Tebtunis in the First Century A.D., Proceedings of the Twelfth International Congress of Papyrology (Toronto, 1970) pp. 223-238; - Kovel'man A.B., Arenda v Juznom Fajume v seredine i v. n. e. (Po Miciganskim registram.) Avec un rsum en anglais: Land Leases in Southern Fayum in the MidDdle of the 1 Century A.D. (based on the Michigan records.), VDI 128 (1974, fasc. 2) pp. 69-85; - Cockle Walter E.H., State Archives in Graeco-Roman Egypt from 30 B.C. to the Reign of Septimius Severus, JEA 70 (1984) pp. 106-122 - PESTMAN P.W., 'Oud papier' uit een notariskantoor in het oude Egypte ofwel Kronion, een notaris uit het begin van onze jaartelling. [Du 'vieux papier' provenant d'un bureau de notaire de l'gypte ancienne ou Kronion, un notaire du dbut de notre re.], P.H.M. GERV-G(ewellyouknow VVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVwereDWwhatWWWWWWLWWWnWWWWdW W,W:W;W<W=W>WwhataboutthepictureintheglassVwhatcanwedojoinfragmentsbandcdifnothingcanbedoVwhen3W"W|WDWwhere|WWwhetherBW?WWwhichWWBWR3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8> iipmichinv966123rectocolxi pmichiipmichinv966 2/18/98pmichiipmichinv966123rectocolxii pmichiipmichinv966 2/19/98pmichiipmichinv9664V*‡AP.Mich.inv. 668BRecto, first text (l. 1-9)CPapDIArchive of Kronion son of Apion, nomographos of the grapheion of TebtynisEBoak AERFPMich IIG 125, l. 1-9H1933UNoV-WNoX-1921, Acquired by Kelsey from Nahman in Cairo[Account\ 27 x 12.5 cm].somewhat folded; nothing to do for the bottom?ale of a donkey, (made) by Herakleides to Hatres. [- - -] Agreement of sale of a donkey, (made) by Sekonopis to Pakemis [- - -] C 18 obols.jBdone on the orig. conservation12 Add general bibliography? scannedk publishedp3/11/98‡AP.Mich.inv. 668BRecto, first text (l. 1-9)CPapDIArchive of Kronion son of Apion, nomographos of the grapheion of TebtynisEBoak AERFPMich IIG 125, l. 1-9H1933UNoV-WNoX-1921, Acquired by Kelsey from Nahman in Cairo[Account\ 27 x 12.5 cm].somewhat folded; nothing to do for the bottom?ecto, col. II, l. 5); Ptolemaios son of Diodoros (& unnamed wife) (see 3I,‡V6 glasses: glasses 1; 2; 5; 6 on top of E (be careful when removing them!); glasses 3; 4 on top of locker 11 (in front of the door)WNoX:June 1922; acquired from Nahman through the British Museum[/Register of Documents Prepared at the Grapheion\original size: 310 x 28 cm_Due to the size of this papyrus roll, its content has been divided in the present database into several cards, one for each column.n@ABCDEFGHIJKLMNOPQRSTUVWXYZ[\]^_`abcdefghijklmnopqrstuvwxyz{|}~ゆ䂆傆悆炆肆邆ꂆ낆삆킆 !"#$%&'()*+,-./0123456789:;<=>?@ABCDEFGHIJKLMNOPQ AQionepeiph10peeussonofpetenas401/2artabaiofwheat@ onepeiphhasbrought/hasbeenbroughttolakkoiofbeer@ onmesore8youhavebroughtabasketkalathosofaniseiei@tonpauni13sarapionsonofptolemaioshasgivenhisparti@onpharmouthi24seprionhasgivenhispart@ronthe13th@conthe17th116@1onthe23rd160onthe27th140demotic@onthe27th1keramionofbeer@2:onthe2ndofkaisareiosandbarley4drachmai@D8onthe6thofthe11thyear4@?onthenightoftheofpharmouthiofthepresentyearofcla@once(OoneLR!8:one-halfone-twelfth@onnaphris@Konnophris<=onnopris@4opponents@2@opposition@.korm)+ortax-gatherers@.orderAAothers@WTWUWXWZW[WgrauxWgreek4WgroupUWVWhalfHWIWhasGWOWWWhaunWhavezWheidWW\W]W^W_W`WaWbWheidinv1880VhellWWWWyWhereqWtWzWheroninos@W Wheroninosarchive@VhippolytosWhis1W2WzWWWWrWhomily3WhopkinsWhormouWWWWWWWWWWWo Yion13hasbrought/hasbeenbroughttopetos1keramionofbe9Von25hasbroughtsonofmelasofthevillagersofkaranisf|Vonchoiak1paymentof200drachmaifee14obols Vonchoiak11)Vonchoiak29hasbroughtpetronistheattendantofkaranisojVonepeiph1forthepriceofbeer1obol$Vonepeiph10hV@,M;michWWWWWWmikraWWmisenumsWtWmoerisWFW\WWWWmoithymisSmoithymitesTWmoithymiteslabraundaiosTVmonasterionWmonasterionapathomaspolisapollonosapollonospolishemiVmoneWmoneakanthonosVmoqdamHWmoschianeWmoucheosWmouchisWW^_W`WaWmouchispolemonosmeris`VmouchispolemonosmerisaphroditespolisaV~WWnarmouthispW4W7WW#WxWWnaukratis neaWWeWWWWW]WW$W3WWWWWWOW Wneapolis7nechthenibios8Wneikolaou6WWneilopolite[Wneilopolitenomeherakleopolitenometanitenomekatochora[Vneilos|WneiloutWWWW WWWWneiloupolisVneiloupolisherakleidoumerisVneiloupolissoknopaiounesosVnepotosqWnerouianeios#WWnerouianeiosnerouianiospropatoreiospropatoriosV"x VpapyrusWLWWWdWnWWWWWWFWWjWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWW W W W W WWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWW W!W"W#W$W%W&W'W(W)W*W+W,W:W;W<W=W>WQW`Wsdescribednotpublished2Vt at the bottom1Recto; Verso is blankDocumentary<_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBac")nPtheinkhasrunbadlyattheendoftheline1zVtheinkhasvanishedfromtherightsideoftheostraconbVthepapyrushassufferedconsiderablyfromtearsandworm-ho|Vthepapyrusisbadlyfrayedatthetopandbottomandiswor~Vthepapyrusisbadlytornandtheinkissoblurredthatthe+VtherightsideoftheostraconisblackenedQVthesheetbearingtextaisnearlycompletethesheetbearinMVthesurfaceofthesheetispittedwithlargeandsmallholeVthetexthasfadedconsiderablyontherightsideandthedi#VthetextiscompletebutarectangularfragmenthasbeencuttVthetextonthewoodisbadlyfadedonpageivandalargehV9dˆiCGermanicus Imperator, on the north the vineyard of Didymion, and on the west the vineyard of Kronion. And we have received from Horion the entire price agreed upon, in full, at once, from hand to hand, out of the house, and we guarantee the sale on mutual security with every guarantee both from public debts of past time up to the seventh year and of the seventh year also of Tiberius Claudius Caesar Augustus Germanicus Imperator and from private encumbrances and every claim forever as aforeDtsaid. I, Heron, wrote also for my wife since she is illiterate. (Verso) Sale (made) by Heron and others to Horion.>j3done on the orig., conservation15; scanned; checkedk publishedp4/27/98s2945tP#Broken and frayed out at the bottomQ1RRecto; Verso is blankS DocumentaryT668r.bmpX 668r_a.bmph. Acknowledgment (of receipt) of a dowry of 28 drachmai, (made) by Phemnasis to Menemachos. (Fee:) 6 obols. Written declaration concerning a copy of a letter, (made) by P6wP9906+WAWbWW907W2WQW{WWWW9084hW44‡hA28 x 8 cm1921, Acquired by Kelsey from Nahman in CairoKronion son of ApionPHArchive of Kronion son of Apion, nomographos of the grapheion of TebtynisShort financial register (anagraphe) of the documents drawn up in the record-office (grapheion) Oct. 4, 46 A.D.; the writing fee (grammatikon) charged for the preparation of each document is indicated. Entries for contracts are duplicated in P.Mich. V, 238, colB. III.Oct. 4, 46 A.D. (or shortly after)Boak AERKerkesisP.Mich.inv. 674GreekAnn Arbor13-PapNoNoThis first text was cancelled with slanting strokes.check it (ends of lines12-13? of l. 29?)Tebtynis, Polemonos meris, Arsinoite nome, province of Egyptin the handwriting of Kronion son of ApionWLWTWUWXWZW`WxWyW{WmpWpiWV1WWW5WLW[W}WWWWWWFWWWWW W$W%W&W(W)W*W,W:W;W<W=W>W100vFW100vbmpFV101vnW101vbmpnV102vmW102vbmpmV103vlW103vbmplV1045rW1045rbmpV1050vW1050vbmpV1051v8W1051vbmp8V105vW105vbmpV106vW106vbmpV109vW109vbmpV111vWW. (Boak)[Petesys son of - - -]; [Herodes son of - - -]; Melantas son of Kronion121, Recto, col. I, xii04‡hGphris (see also P.Mich. II, 125, l. 28); Sisenxis (see also P.Mich. II, 125, l. 28); (another?) Orseus (see also P.Mich. II, 125, l. 10); Ptollis (see also P.Mich. II, 125, l. 10); Leonides (see also P.Mich. II, 125, l. 11); Mysthas (see also P.Mich. II, 125, l. 11); Kastor, kapelos(?) (see also P.Mich. II, 125, l. 12); Mieus; Konyphis; Kasias; Psyphis; Orsenouphis (see also P.Mich. II, 125, l. 13); Epenetos (Epainetos) (see also P.Mich. II, 125, l. 13); Tephersos; Horos son of Onnophris; H[- - - son/daughter] of Beeis; Heronas; Maron; Ischyrion; Mesoueris; Nepheros; Herakleitos; Petesouchos son of Apoulas; Kronion (son of Apion?); Theneraklea; Heraklas; Herakleios; Papontos, gerdios; Mieus son of Belles; Psosneus son of Andronikos; Kados; Maronion; Orseus, Ibionites; Demas; Eutychides; Psentamieus; (another?) Ischyrion; (another?) Onnophris; Tatephersos; (another?) Orsenouphis; (another?) Orsenouphis; Tetenouphis; Didymos; Harpaesis (& unnamed wife); (another?) Mieus; NarkiD<2 ipaidWW"WgWWWWWWWWWWWW3W=WaWfWjWoWqWuWzWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWW$W%W&W'W)W*W,W.W/W0WSWTW]W^W`WaWfWhWiWWWWW8WxWWWWWWWWWW&W*W.WZWaWWWWWFullSizeBack_R2><_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_60H0DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>zl. II - 497 glasses (1 was in Locker 2; 6 others, including 1 oversize) with Pearl's stuff in case 14)PapYesNoDue to the size of this papyrus roll, its content has been divided i99m@"maeviushonoratianusprefectofegypt@manessonofheronseealsoomichi403@Gmarcusmarcusanthestius@6marcusiuliushyllos@QPmarcussitologos@!Ymarepsemis@-Mmarion@-marondifferentfrompreceding@1 marressonofdiogenes@Cmarressonofmarres@Mmartys@KmaximianuscaesarAmaximianusemperorconsul@A!maximinusemperorconsul@?;maximus@ maximusbrotherofthefatheroftheauthor@T04‡iAOn Phaophi 7. Acknowledgment (of receipt) of a dowry of 200 silver drachmai, (made) by Tapsosneus to Nesterion. (Fee:) 10 obols. Agreement to furnish lodging for the sum of 100 silver drachmai, (made) by Papontos and others to his(?) daughter Thenmaron the Little. (Fee:) 2 drachmai. Payment of a rent of 124 drachmai, (made) by Hatres the fuller, of Kerkesis. (Fee:) 10 obols. (Received) for the sale of a donkey, through Dandalos: 6 obols. [[Agreement to furnish lodging, (made) by Papontos aBnd another to Thenmaron]] On Phaophi 7. Agreement of sale of a donkey, (made) by Potamon to Apynchis. (Fee:) 7 obols. Agreement of sale of a donkey, (made) by Harsisouchos to Diodoros. [- - -] Agreement of sale of a donkey, (made) by Areios to Serapas and another. [- - -] Agreement of sale of a donkey, (made) by Herakleides to Hatres. [- - -] Agreement of sale of a donkey, (made) by Sekonopis to Pakemis [- - -] >7p3handofcommoncommercialstyleVVVhandofkronionsonofapionLV^VeVkVV:V;V<V=V>VhandofthelateiindcentorearlyiiirdcentadVhandsimilartopgraecberol23browne\VhandverysimilartothatillustratedinpcairisidplvshsVhandsaWuWDWEWWW9WJWVW[WwWWWWWWWWhandsome|W&WhandwritingW3WWWWWWWWW/W0W2W3W4W6Whanson-WqWWharrWhasWWWWWWFWhaslamWhasteWWhaunWhave WRWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWhusselman9W=WAWJWVWYWcWsWwWWWWWWWWWWW}WhusslmanW00+‡PALong roll broken at the right end, which was cut in seven pieces when housed into glass. - At the folds of the roll deep indentations have been worn from both edges toward the center of the sheet (the damage is most important in the right part of the roll). - The sheet bearing col. I of the recto and col. XI-XII of the Verso was attached to the rest after these columns had been writtenQ1R4Recto; Verso (and Recto, col. I): grapheion accountsS DocumentaryT 966r1_1.bmpX 966r_1b.bmpX 966r_1c.bmpY 966r_1g.bmpY 966r_1h.bmph Acknowledgment of receipt of 19 artabai of wheat, (made) by Ischyrion to Onnophris. (Fee:) 14 obols. Agreement of cancellation of a debt of 100 drachmai, (made) by Tatephersos to Orsenouphis. (Fee:) 4 drachmai. Agreement to furnish lodging for the sum of 24 drachmai, (made) by Orsenouphis to Tetenouphis. (Fee:) 6 obols. Loan of 24 drachmai, (made) by Didymos to Harpaesis and his wife. (Fee:) 7 obols. On the 20th. Return of Mieus and Narkisso40‡hIssos; Haryotes son of Orsenouphis; Psyphis son of - - -; Marsisouchos son of Phabos; (another?) Papontos; Apollonios; Thenpetsoykis; (another?) Papontos; Peteesis123, Recto, col. IITebtynis, Polemonos meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptRecto, col. IIPMich IIAdministration; Agriculture; Animal; Apprenticeship; Cession; Debt; Deposit; Divorce; Dowry; Industry; Irrigation; Land ownership; Lease; Loan; Marriage; MoJrtgage; Notary; Nursing; Paramone (obligation to remain at someone's service); Police; Price; Profession; Renting; Sale; Scribe; Servility; Slave; Tax collection; WomanRegister of Documents Prepared at the Grapheion1933Long roll broken at the right end, which was cut in seven pieces when housed into glass. - At the folds of the roll deep indentations have been worn from both edges toward the center of the sheet (the damage is most importan5"9lysimachossonofVlysimachossonofgalatesandtaorsesseepmichv2329VlysimachossonoflysimachoshusbandandguardianofarsinoeHVlysimachossonoflysimachoskinsmanandguardianofelisVlysimakhosWH< igrainWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWBWSWWWWKWWWW]WcWWWW1Wgrain-bearingWgrain-taxesWgrainlandWgrainsWWgrammariansWgrammateiaWgrammsWgranariesWgranary9WCWDWEWTW\WcWfWgWhWpWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWW W WWWWWWWW-W3W4W6W7W8W;W<W=WBWIWJWLWNWOWTWYW]W~WWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWW)W0W3W<WBWCWDWEWHWIWSWWWWWWWWDWeWkWWWWWWWWOWQW#WWWWWW.W3W:WMWUWgranary-guard WgrandrW}WWB lWWWWWWW!W&W(W/W2W3W7W<W>W?WCWFWGWHWIWMWQWSWVWYWZWbWfWkWmWoW{W|W}WWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWW!W#WHWXWYW[W_W`WbWiWpWrWwWxWzW}WWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWW*W8W|W}WWWWWWWWWWW WW+W>WLWPWRW\WrWuWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWW W W W W WWWWWWWWWWWW7E9sisenxisW1Wsisichales=WsisoeisW<W<WsisoisaWWWW<WWWWmWWWWW<W=WWWWW\WrW$WWW<Wsisoissonofanchorimphisandtanomgeus<VsisoissonofmaresmarresVsisoissonofmaximusandtapasionaVting; Sale; ; Accounts and Register of Documents Prepared at the Grapheion1933Broken and frayed out at the bottom1Recto; Verso is blankDocumentary<_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>1 (bibliography). - Between l. 39 and 4H5| archiveWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWW WWWWWW"W#W$W1W2W3W4W5W6W7W8W9W:W;W<W=W>W?W@WAWBWCWDWEWFWGWHWIWJWKWLWMWNWOWPWQWRWSWTWUWVWWWXWYWZW[W\W]W^W_W`WaWbWcWdWeWfWgWhWiWjWkWlWmWnWoWpWqWrWsWtWuWvWwWxWyWzW{W|W}W~WWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWW W WWJ9sisoissonofpe@sitikon@3sochotes>sokmenissonofkraton@sokr@5sokratesHAsoldier@JsonI s+HEgP+%]L?8sonmmis@-sonofara@Ahsonofdiogenes@Msonofmelas1sonofpatermouthis@Fson/daughterofantonius@%sons~:usotassitologosofkaranis@2soterichossoterichossonofparakannes@3souchos@;sourous@@Istotoetiskepourosseeprosptoliv10489@)cstrategos;#syerion@#syrionsonofsotasseealsoomichi175348@Ft=taarmiysis@1>taesisstamias@tanomgeus@9tanouris@IYtapa@J7Itasooukis@.~tatsoous@7Wtausiris@>teonsonofpetheusgrandsonof@tephersos8 tesenouphis@.thaesistheirdaughter@.Hthaisarion@thakoul@@8thaubastisseealsopmichv238l12-13240l69-70@6Bu-hPreadingWWyW#Wreadings7WAWreconstruction.Wrecovered,W0WrectangulartWWrectouW WW0WbWxWWWWWWWWWWW WDWWWIWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWW W W W W WWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWW W!W"W#W$W%W&W'W(W)W*W+W,Wusband of [- - -]onopis (see also P.Mich. II, 123, recto, col. II, l. 7); (another?) Orseus (see also P.Mich. II, 123, recto, col. II, l. 7); Soueris (see also P.Mich. II, 123, recto, col. II, l. 8); (another?) Kronion (see also P.Mich. II, 123, recto, col. II, l. 8); (another?) Kronio3omichpWqWWWGWHWIWJWKWLWMWNW}W~WWWWWWWWWWWWW^WoWWWWWWWWWWWWWWW1W?W@WCWGWUWWWhWjWwW{WWWWWWWWWW WWWWWWWW$W7W;WPWTWcWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWW W!W"W#W$W%W&W'W(W)W*W+W,W-W.W/W0W1W2W3W4W5W6W7W8W9W:W;W<W=W>W?W@WAWBWCWDWEWFWGWHWIWJWKWLWMWNWOWPWQWRWSWTWUWVWWWXWYWZW[W\W]W^W_W`WaWbWcWdWeWfWgWhWiWjWkWlWmWnWoWpWqWrWsWtWuWvWwWxWyWzW{W|W}WIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6>126, l. 15-29Tebtynis, Polemonos meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptRecto, second text (l. 15-29)PMich IIAgriculture; LeaseSummary of a Lease1933rather well preserved, but the right edge and several spots in the center are considerably abraded1Recto; Verso is blankDocumentary674r.bmp<_600DPIFront_R1>674r_a.bmp<_600DPIFront_R2>674r_b.bmp<_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>eiris; Psyphis son of Pnebtynis; Serapion (Sarapion) son of Ptolaimaios :RrectoversoisblankVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVV V V V V VVVVVVVVVVVVV"V#V$V%V0V1V2V4V8V9V:V;V=V>V?V@VAVDVEVFVGVIVJVNVPVSVVVWVXVZV[V\V]V^V_V`VbVdVeVfVgVhViVjVkVmVnVpVqVrVsVtVuVvVwVxVzV{V|V}V~VVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVFVLVMVOVPVQVRVSVTVUVVVWVXVYVZV[V\V]V^V_V`VaVbVdVfVgVhViVjVlVmVnVoVpVqVrVsVtVuVvVwVxVyVzV{V{uRrectoversoisblankexceptforaninktracewhichcouldbe&Vrectoversoisblankexceptoff-setsVrectoversoispmichi9verso;Vrectoversoispmichiii153Vrectoversoispmichkoenen762bMVrectoversoispmichkoenen779_Vrectoversoispmichv241QVTVUVrectoversoispmichvi4126Vrectoversoispmichvii429 Vrectoversoispmichvii457Vrectoversoispmichvii461Vrectoversoispmichxv712Vrectoversoispmichxv715Vrectoversoispmichxv716Vrectoversoispmichxv739Vrectoversoispmichxv741Vversoispmichvi373Vrectoversoispmichvi395Vrectoversoissbxii10967Vrectoversoissbxiv11476VrectoversolandsurveyVrectoversolistofcontractsindexoftherecto VVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVO% slantingW/WslightWsmall;WWWWcWWWWnWWWsmoothWsoWWWsokn#Wsoknopaios$Wsoknopaiou-WWsold=WsomeMWSW`WWsomethingWWsomewhat;WWWsonvWWW`WWWW)WWsonsWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWW)WsorbWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWW1WTWUWspacestWspongeWspongedWsquatting<WstampWWWWstanding%W,W-W0Wstill;W>WWMWWstringhWWWstrokesWW/WstructureWWstudiesWWWWW40‡hCons>Tapsosneus (see also P.Mich. V, 238, l. 116); Nesterion (P.Mich. V, 238, l. 116 has "Papnebtynis and another"); Papontos (see also P.Mich. V, 238, l. 117); Thenmaron Kouein, daughter of Papontos(?) (see also P.Mich. V, 238, l. 117); Hatres, gnapheus; Dandalos; Potamon (see also P.Mich. V, 238, l. 118); Apynchis (see also P.Mich. V, 238, l. 118); Harsisouchos (Horsisouchos) (see also P.Mich. V, 238, l. 119); Diodoros (P.Mich. V, 238, l. 119 has Chairemon); Areios (see also P.Mich. V, 23D8, l. 120); Serapas (see also P.Mich. V, 238, l. 120); Herakleides (see also P.Mich. V, 238, l. 121); (another?) Hatres (see also P.Mich. V, 238, l. 121); Sekonopis (see also P.Mich. V, 238, l. 122); Pakemis (P.Mich. V, 238, l. 122 has Pakebkis)126, l. 1-14Tebtynis, Polemonos meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptRecto, first text (l. 1-14)PMich IIAdministration; Animal; Debt; Divorce; Dowry; Family; Notary; Price colU>8fixedWWWfixesWfixingWWWWWWflaviaWflaviusWW WWrWxWWWWWWflavour?Wflax-landqWfleetmW;W?W@WWfloggedSWfloodlWfloodsdWflowersWWfodderaWbW5WoWWWWWWWWWWfoldsmith'sWWfollowed`WqWWWWWWgWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWW6W:W?WCWDWEWGWHWIWJWKWLWMWNWVWWWXWYWZW[WaWuW~WWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWW3WOW^WoWWWWWWWWW?W@WCWGWWWhWjWwW{WWWWWWWWW WWWWWWWW$W7W;WPWTWW6iforeparourionoftheprivatelyownedland1500drachmai Vforexpenseforwritinguptherecordsofthethirdfour-monVforforeutychossonofphilous24drachmai Vforfrankincense280VforgraintaxcVforguardtaxcVforkteson500Vformecheirsimilarly?Vformneter3/4artabaiofwheatVfornike3/4artabaiofwheatVforoil29Vforoulkra11/4artabeofwheatVforpachonsimilarly?Vforpakebkisthepriest#Vforpasinike1artabeofwheatVforphamenothsimilarly?Vforpharmouthisimilarly?Vforphiladelphea361/8artabaiofwheatVforpnepherossonofammonioshalfachoinixofwheatequalVwards6Vfortaorsenouphis10Vfortaorseus10Vfortheofthe6thyear20silverdrachmai&VforthepittakionofholsonofkapeeihaspaidabbelthrougVforthepittakionofholsonofkapeeihaspaidkouarsonofVforthepittakionofnikkhasbroughtmoschasforhol3taleQV44‡iC 18 obols.jKdone on the orig. conservation12 Add general bibliography? scanned; checkedk publishedp3/11/98s2929ey from Nahman in Cairo[/Register of Documents Prepared at the Grapheion\ 28 x 8 cm](check it (ends of lines12-13? of l. 29?)_4This first text was cancelled with slanting strokes.n28 x 8 cm1921, Acquired by Kelsey from Nahman in CairoUnknownPHArchive of Kronion son of Apion, nomographos of the grapheion of TebtynisA very sketchy and careless summary of a lease of 5 arourai of land; above and below it is some other writing.ca. 46-49 A.D.Boak AERkleros legomenos Porbibeus(?)P.Mich.inv. 674GreekAnn Arbor15-PapNoNoWritten after the first text was cancelled with slanting strokes.check it (ends of lines12-13? of l. 29?)Tebtynis, Polemonos meris, Arsinoite nome, province of Egyptlarger, less experienced script than the handwriting of Kronion, who wrote the first text on this sheetPsyphis son of Onnophris; Psyphis son of Pnebtynis; Serapion (Sarapion) son of Ptolaimaios +L40hA28 x 8 cm1921, Acquired by Kelsey from Nahman in CairoUnknownPHArchive of Kronion son of Apion, nomographos of the grapheion of TebtynisShort memorandum of the distribution of six loaves of bread among five womenca. 46-49 A.D.Boak AERP.Mich.inv. 674GreekAnn Arbor6-PapNoNocheck it (ends of lines12-13? of l. 29?)Tebtynis, Polemonos meris, Arsinoite nome, province of Egyptlarger, less experienced script than the handwriting of Kronion, who wrote the first text on this sheet; same hand as for the second textThermouthis; Taorseus; Taorsenouphis; (unnamed) graeis126, l. 30-35Tebtynis, Polemonos meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptRecto, third text (l. 30-35)L #from/W0W1W2W3W4W6W8W:W;W<W=W>WTWUWXWZW[W_W`WrWxWWfromcartonageboughtin1982/1983frommfackelmannVVfromcartonageboughtin1983frommfackelmannVVVVVfromnahman"VfundWWWWWWWWWW7,Oarsinoite/W0W1W2W3W4W6W:W;W<W=W>WIWKWMWOWTWUWXWZW[W_WyW{WOWOWOWOWPW0THPconsiderablydamagedVconsiderablydamagedapostscriptof3lineswrittenintheVconsiderablydamagedalongthefoldsandslightlybrokenat2Vconsiderablydamagedontheleftsideandbrokenatthebott9VconsiderablydamagedontherightsideandbrokenatthebotBVconsiderablydamagedtwostripsarelostfromtheupperand#VconsiderablydamagedwithanumberofwormholeslowerleftcVconsiderablydamagedwithastripabout3-4cmwidelostonQVconsistsW7WcontactWcontaining WWHWIWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWW6 1 ihatreshatres1VhatresaliasdidymasVhatreshisbrother56drachmai_VhatressonofkaQVhatressonofkastorV441iC6 obols. Acknowledgment (of receipt) of a dowry of 28 drachmai, (made) by Phemnasis to Menemachos. (Fee:) 6 obols. Written declaration concerning a copy of a letter, (made) by Paas and [others] to Venustus, (slave) of Primigenes. (Fee:) 10 obols. Another written declaration to the same, (made) by Harpheesis and others concerning the grain delivered to the sitologos Apion. (Fee:) 10 obols. Another written declaration, (made) by Papnebtynis and others to the same, concerning the [guarding] oDf feeding-places. [(Fee:) 3 obols.] [- - -] [Memorandum] (concerning) the receipt of a dowry [of 16 silver drachmai, (made) by Onnophris] to Sisenxis. [(Fee:) 7 obols.] (L. 10-13) (2nd hand) Of the same (month), the 14th. Agreement of sale of looms, (made) by Orseus and another to Ptollis and another. (Fee:) 20 obols. On the 17th. Lease of pasture lands, (for a rental paid) on account(?), (made) by Leonides to Mysthas and another. (Fee:) 4 drachmai. Written declaration, (made) by Kastor.O41DIArchive of Kronion son of Apion, nomographos of the grapheion of TebtynisEBoak AERFPMich IIG 125, l. 10-28H1933K;BL X, 123 (l. 26). - L. 20: read 32, not 302 drachmai. (PH)UNoV-WNoX-1921, Acquired by Kelsey from Nahman in Cairo[/Register of Documents Prepared at the Grapheion\ 27 x 12.5 cm].somewhat folded; nothing to do for the bottom?_L. 10-13 continue the register of l. 14-28, and were written after it in the blank space left between the account and it. The translation follows the chronological order.n(>‡#D Zenon archiveEEdgar CCFPMich IG44H1931UYesVLWNoX% November 1925; Acquired from Brummer[Letter\ 9 x 13 cm]'black glass; scrap to join; check Verson7Philadelpheia, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, EgyptoGreekr10uUnknownvNovember 27, 253 B.C.w Ann ArborxEnd of a letterzLetter|PHOUnknown place, EgyptPbroken off at the topQ1R Recto; faint traces on the VersoS DocumentaryX 3230r_a.bmphA9 x 13 cm November 1925; Acquired from BrummerUnknownPHZenon archiveEnd of a letterNovember 27, 253 B.C.Edgar CCP.Mich.inv. 3230GreekAnn Arbor10LPapYesNoblack glass; scrap to join; check VersoUnknown place, Egypt44Philadelpheia, Heranides to Mysthas and another. (Fee:) 4 drachmai. Written declaration, (made) by Kastor.$ERlpburethlestitulaturesimperialesbruxelles1964p102pj"Vpburethlestitulaturesimperialesbruxelles1964p95bbo*Vpburethlestitulaturesimperialesbruxelles1964p95pcu,Vpburethlestitulaturesimperialesbruxelles1964p99pcu)Vpcairzenv598219noteVpcairzenv59823noteadl9treekmanslasitometriedansVpcoliv8315noteVpcolviip69V,Vpcolviip70Vpcolviii220introdcanelsonbasp321995p137-140Vpcolzenii67introdTVpcolzeniip195sbpomeroywomeninhellenisticegyptdeVpcustomsno2788Vpcustomsno282Vpcustomsno447$Vpcustomsno465'Vpcustomsno485%Vpcustomsno501Vpgrauxii21introdPVpheidvp107299323nkruitzpe941992p178-179wVpjparsonscr241974147bboyavalrea751973183Vpjparsonscr241974p147pjsijpesteijnzpe491982p1V9serapionsarapionsonofptolaimaiosptolemaios/VserapionsarapionsonofserapionVserapous7WHWIWseraskWWW 6WseraswifethenpetsoykisVsereWserenasWsereneiosWserenesWWserenesserenussonofptolemaiosVserenesserenussonofptolemaiosseeomichip206Vserenianus WserenillaWserenisWWserentiosWserenus`WaWWWWWWWWWWjWsWuWzWWWWW WEWMWSWTW]WWWWWW&W8^mWWWWWWHWmW WW>?GWved, but the right edge and several spots in the center are considerably abraded1Recto; Verso is blankDocumentary<_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6>Account; Feeding; WomanAccount of breads1933rather well preserved, but the right edge and several spots in the center are considerably abraded1Recto; Verso is blankDocumentary674r.bmp<_600DPIFront_R1>674r_b.bmp<_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DDPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>is. . . 6 breads: for Thermouthis, 1; for Taorseus, 1; for Taorsenouphis, 1; for each of the old women: 1 1 1 1 1 1 1jKdone on the orig. conservation12 Add general bibliography? scanned; checkedk publishedp3/11/981AP.Mich.inv. 668BRecto, second text (l. 10-28)CPap4/ jon;W<W=W>W?W@WAWBWCWEWFWGWHWIWJWKWLWMWNWOWPWQWRWSWTWUWXWZW[W_W`WtWxWyW{WWWWonbothsidesVonthereligiousaspectsVonceWW.65329B 71); Papontos (see also P.Mich. V, 240, l. 71); Heras (see also P.Mich. V, 240, l. 72); Patron (Peeioulis) (see also P.Mich. V, 240, l. 72); Psosneus (see also P.Mich. V, 240, l. 73); Kronion (= Kronion, son of Apion, grapheion official?); (another?) Maron (see also P.Mich. V, 238, l. 29; 240, l. 74); (another?) Orseus (& unnamed wife) (see also P.Mich. V, 238, l. 29; 240, l. 74)mzHAdministration; Debt; Lease; Loan; Notary; Price; Renting; Scribe; Woman|PHORecto, second text (l. 10-28)PMich IIAdministration; Animal; Debt; Deposit; Dowry; Lease; Marriage; Notary; Nursing; Paramone (obligation to remain at someone's service); Police; Price; Profession; Sale; Scribe; Servility; Slave; Tax collection; Woman; Writing MaterialRegister of Documents Prepared at the Grapheion1933Broken and frayed out at the bottom1Recto; Verso is blankDocumentary668r.bmp<_600DPIFront_R1>668r_b.bmp<_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>Ji(Fee:) 441hF II, 123, recto, col. II, l. 12); Primigenes, (slave of the Emperor Claudius) (see also P.Mich. II, 123, recto, col. II, l. 12); Harpheesis (Harphaesis, Harpaesis) (see also P.Mich. II, 123, recto, col. II, l. 15); Apion, sitologos (see also P.Mich. II, 123, recto, col. II, l. 16); Papnebtynis (see also P.Mich. II, 123, recto, col. II, l. 17); [Onnophris] (see also P.Mich. II, 123, recto, col. II, l. 19); Sisenxis (see also P.Mich. II, 123, recto, col. II, l. 19); (another?) Orseus (see alGso P.Mich. II, 123, recto, col. II, l. 20); Ptollis (see also P.Mich. II, 123, recto, col. II, l. 20); Leonides (see also P.Mich. II, 123, recto, col. II, l. 21); Mysthas (see also P.Mich. II, 123, recto, col. II, l. 21); Kastor, kapelos(?) (see also P.Mich. II, 123, recto, col. II, l. 22); Orsenouphis (see also P.Mich. II, 123, recto, col. II, l. 24); Epainetos (Epenetos) (see also P.Mich. II, 123, recto, col. II, l. 24);125, l. 10-28Tebtynis, Polemonos meris, Ars441hD& unnamed wife) (see also P.Mich. II, 123, recto, col. II, l. 6); Herodion son of Lysimachos (see also P.Mich. II, 123, recto, col. II, l. 6; Verso, col. VIII, l. 19; 25); [- - -]onopis, wife of Kollouthos (see also P.Mich. II, 123, recto, col. II, l. 7); Kollouthos, husband of [- - -]onopis (see also P.Mich. II, 123, recto, col. II, l. 7); Orseus (see also P.Mich. II, 123, recto, col. II, l. 7); Soueris (see also P.Mich. II, 123, recto, col. II, l. 8); Kronion (see also P.Mich. II, 123, rEecto, col. II, l. 8); (another?) Kronion (see also P.Mich. II, 123, recto, col. II, l. 9); Horion (see also P.Mich. II, 123, recto, col. II, l. 9); Papontos (see also P.Mich. II, 123, recto, col. II, l. 10); Didyme (see also P.Mich. II, 123, recto, col. II, l. 10); Phemnasis (see also P.Mich. II, 123, recto, col. II, l. 11); Menemachos (see also P.Mich. II, 123, recto, col. II, l. 11); Paas (see also P.Mich. II, 123, recto, col. II, l. 12); Venustus, (slave) of Primigenes (see also P.Mich.441hBfor the preparation of each document is indicated.BL X, 123 (l. 26). - L. 20: read 32, not 302 drachmai. (PH)After Sept. 16, 45 A.D.Boak AERP.Mich.inv. 668GreekAnn Arbor19-PapNoNoL. 10-13 continue the register of l. 14-28, and were written after it in the blank space left between the account and it. The translation follows the chronological orCder.somewhat folded; nothing to do for the bottom?Tebtynis, Polemonos meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptIn a script different and somewhat smaller than the first part, which could be in the hand of Kronion son of Apion (Boak)Herakleides son of Pateroous (see also P.Mich. II, 123, recto, col. II, l. 5); Stottouetis (Stotoetis) son of Petearpsenesis (see also P.Mich. II, 123, recto, col. II, l. 5); Ptolemaios son of Diodoros (4471RRecto; Verso is blankS DocumentaryT668r.bmpX 668r_b.bmphA27 x 12.5 cm1921, Acquired by Kelsey from Nahman in CairoUnknown scribe of the grapheionPHArchive of Kronion son of Apion, nomographos of the grapheion of TebtynisFinancial register (anagraphe) of all the documents drawn up day by day in the record-office (grapheion) of Tebtynis during the month of Sebastos of the 6th year of the Emperor Claudius (Sept. 5-16, 45 A.D.); the writing fee (grammatikon) charged o P.Mich. II, 123, recto, col. II, l. 20); Leonides (see also P.Mich. II, 123, recto, col. II, l. 21); Mysthas (see also P.Mich. II, 123, recto, col. II, l. 21); Kastor, kapelos(?) (see also P.Mich. II, 123, recto, col. II, l. 22); Orsenouphis (see also P.Mich. II, 123, recto, col. II, l. 24); Epainetos (Epenetos) (see also P.Mich. II, 123, recto, col. II, l. 24);125, l. 10-28Tebtynis, Polemonos meris, Ars4419Dnis (see also P.Mich. II, 123, recto, col. II, l. 17); [Onnophris] (see also P.Mich. II, 123, recto, col. II, l. 19); Sisenxis (see also P.Mich. II, 123, recto, col. II, l. 19); (another?) Orseus (see also P.Mich. II, 123, recto, col. II, l. 20); Ptollis (see also P.Mich. II, 123, recto, col. II, l. 20); Leonides (see also P.Mich. II, 123, recto, col. II, l. 21); Mysthas (see also P.Mich. II, 123, recto, col. II, l. 21); Kastor, kapelos(?) (see also P.Mich. II, 123, recto, col. II, l. 22);E Orsenouphis (see also P.Mich. II, 123, recto, col. II, l. 24); Epainetos (Epenetos) (see also P.Mich. II, 123, recto, col. II, l. 24);?zAdministration; Animal; Debt; Deposit; Dowry; Lease; Marriage; Notary; Nursing; Paramone (obligation to remain at someone's service); Police; Price; Profession; Sale; Scribe; Servility; Slave; Tax collection; Woman; Writing Material|PHOW?W@WAWBWCWEWFWGWHWIWJWKWLWMWNWOWPWQWRWSWTWUWXWZW[W_WtWyW{WmikraWmonasteryWnearWWWYWZW[W\W]W^W_W`WaWbWcWnesostW_WWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWW"W#W$W%W&W'W(W)W*W+W,W-W.W/W0WW'W7W8W9WtWWWWWWW-WWWWnestouWnomeqW_W`WaWlWpWqWtWuW{W|W}W~WWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWSn.herakleidou_WlWpWqWtWuW{W|W}W~WWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWW44‡iDhmai. For Posis, of Theogonis, for the price of 1 keramion of wine: 4 drachmai. In the city for the wife, Mommous, and the maidservant of Chrates, son of Harpeesis, as travel money: 4 drachmai. On Phaophi 1. Through Onnophris the pteraphoros and Harmaeis the weaver and another, to (be paid to) P[- - -], for what he sent to Kanariates: 8 drachmai. On the 4th. For the price of 1 keramion of wine: 18 obols; for a made dish: 4 obols; for oil: 3 obols. Similarly, for [- - -], the <administraEtor> of the (catoecic) registers, for 1 keramion of wine: 18 obols; for the price of . . .: 10 obols; [- - -]: 3 obols. For the association of Harpochrates, for 2 keramia: 36 obols. [For the price of oil] and a made dish: 5 obols. [For the price of oil(?)]: 3 obols. [For the price] of oil and a made dish: 5 obols. [For the price] of oil(?): 3 obols. [For - - -] and oil and a made dish: 9 obols. [For - - -] and oil: 6 obols. [- - - for(?)] Aphrodisios, for the price of 2 1/10 artabai of 44‡iB of 1 1/3 artaba of lentils, for Chrates: 4 drachmai. On the 16th. For Eutychos the son of Takolleeinos, for 1 artaba: 4 drachmai. On the 19th. For Eutychos, son of Chrates, for 1 3/10 artaba: 4 drachmai. On the 24th. For Orsenouphis, son of Phombos, for the price of 3 1/2 artabai of wheat: 20 drachmai. On the 27th. For Onnophris the granary guard, for the price of 2 artabai of wheat: 16 drachmai. For Aphrodisios, (son of) Teris <Or: Aphrodisios (also called) Teris>, for the price ofC 1 artaba of wheat: 8 drachmai. Similarly, through me, Kronion, for the dealers in corn, in the granaries, for 3 artabai of wheat: 24 drachmai. On the 29th. For Herodion, son of Kephalas, for the price of 1 1/10 artaba of wheat: 8 drachmai. For the price of 2 stathmia of wool, for Papontos, son of Marames: 4 drachmai. On the 30th. For the price of 1 keramion of wine and 1 keramion of oil, for Eutychos: 4 drachmai. For Patron, president of the association of the god for the 5th year: 4 drac+†@hA†hA†hA&R†@hA&V†x*hBsP†E*hA ZC†@*hA [C*†O*hB _i*†hAC*sP†hA*C†@hA< C;†v;9hB*i+ †@hA+C†O ihB*i*†@hA kC*†@*hA+C†@ mv*hB*iA*†hA*C†@v*hB*sP†@*hAC*†@vhB*p*†hA*C*†PuhBj†hA*C†@ o A-R+hB*D+†nhBi*†@*hA*C*†@*x qhBi*†hA rC*†@v*hBp*†hA*C w†z*hB*i y†@v*hBi ‡ADCux;6[-:hBDF-H,iA+!C+E+G+I+j<‡@%xhA-C+ E+iB+#D-F++Psenkebkis son\(rParectangularpiece14x4cmhasbeenbrokenofffromthelVasizablestripofpapyrushasbeenlostinthemiddleofthJVasmallpartbrokenattopright{VasmallrollcutfromalongeronecompleteexceptafewholVastrip3.5-4cminwidthislostfromthelowerrightcorne0Vastripofpapyrusabout4x8cmhasbeenlostthetextonVabd)Wabout;WAWWWWQWXWabove{WtWWKWabradedaWWFWWWWWWWWWWWWW<WWWW[WgWW#W8WxW/W0WabrasionW WWWabrasionsWQWaccountMWaccountsXWacrossWadditionW5(sWParectangularpiece14x4cmhasbeenbrokenofffromthel@4address@(r4B‡iFwheat: 16 drachmai. For the price of 1 1/2 artaba of wheat: 12 drachmai. [For the price of oil] and a made dish: 6 obols. [For the price of oil] and a made dish: 6 obols. Similarly 3 obols. [For(?)] Tabas, for his son: [for the price] of 1 keramion of wine: 18 obols; [for the price] of eggs: 1 obol; [for the price of oil]: 3 obols. For petty expenses: 19 obol. On Neos Sebastos 1. For the price of a made dish and oil: 3 obols. [- - -]: 3 obols. [For the price] of a made dish: 1 obol. For thGe price of oil: 3 obols. For Eutychas, for the price of breads baked in a pan and of a made dish: 3 obols. For the same, for the price of breads baked in a pan: 1 obol. [- - -] for the price of breads: 4 obols. [- - - for] a made dish: [. .] obols. [For - - -], for the price of [- - - and] oil(?): 4 obols. (In the left margin, opposite l. 14-20) . . . and the robes of Apias for 32 drachmai, on the 7th of Phaophi. (In the left margin, opposite l. 25-27) On the 21. For us . . . Synesios. 4‡9Bhalas; Papontos son of Marames; (another?) Eutychos; Patron, hegoumenos synodou theou (= Patron son of Tyrannos?); Posis, Theogonites; Mommous, wife (of Chrates son of Harpaesis?); (unnamed) pediske (paidiske) of Chrates son of Harpaesis; Chrates son of Harpeesis (Harpaesis) (see also P.Mich. V, 340); Onnophris, pteraphoros (see P.Mich. II, p. 224); Harmaeis, gerdios; P[- - -]; Kanariates; [- - -] (Kronias?), ho tous katalochismous <ascholoumenos> (another?) Aphrodisios; Eutychas (grCapheion official); (another?) Eutychas Apias; Synesios; Eutychas son of Eutychos; Orsenouphis son of Belphis (see also P.Mich. II, p. 224; V, p. 389); (another?) Orsenouphis(?); Orsenouphis son of Tabas; Hatres; Patron son of Tyrannos (= Patron, hegoumenos synodou theou?); Kastoras; Satyros; Orsenouphis, rhabdistes; Maron; Soterichos son of Kronides (see also P.Mich. II, 121, Recto, col. IV, viii, 1); (unnamed) ergatai; Lysas son of Kephalas; Horos son of Plesis; Herakleides son of Plesis;447‡hI/><_600DPIFront_R2>693r_d.bmp<_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>iA(Col. I) Account of (my) private expenditures of the 6th year of Tiberius Claudius Caesar Augustus Germanicus the Emperor, month of Sebastos. On the 4th. For the price(?) for the sake of 5 stathmia of wool: 8 silver drachmai. On the 10th. For the price of 1 keramion of wine for Heronas the notary: 17 obols; for petty expenses: 2 drachmai; similarly, for us, for expenses: 4 drachmai. For Marsisouchos the priest, for the price of 1 5/6 artaba of wheat: 8 drachmai. On the 14th. For the priceai. On the 30th. For the price of 1 keramion of wine and 1 keramion of oil, for Eutychos: 4 drachmai. For Patron, president of the association of the god for the 5th year: 4 drac44‡hGf Apias; Tateeus; Pnesis; Herakles; Didymas; Sagatos (son of Apetes?); Horos, son of Apetes; Apetes, father of Horos (and Sagatos?); Gaius; Apollonies <read: Apollonides?>; Tabos; (another?) Kastoras (& unnamed brothers); Helenos; Kronion son of Belles grandson of Kalas127Tebtynis, Polemonos meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptRectoPMich IIAccount; Animal; Association; Cadastre; Clothing; Feeding; IndustryH; Notary; Price; Priest; Profession; Religion; Slave; Transport; WomanAccount of Expenditures1933A rectangular piece (14 x 4 cm) has been broken off from the lower left corner; several small holes scattered through the sheet; top of col. II badly defaced1Recto; Verso is blankDocumentary693r.bmp<_600DPIFront_R1>693r_a.bmpTebtynis, Polemonos meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptIn the handwriting of Kronion, son of Apion (Boak)Claudius, Emperor; Heronas (Heron), nomDographos (see P.Mich. II, p. 96); Marsisouchos, heiaireus (hiereus); Chrates; Eutychos son of Takolleeinis (see P.Mich. II, p. 216); Eutychos son of Chrates (see also P.Mich. II, 123, Recto, col. VIII, l. 40; V, 343); Orsenouphis son of Phombos; Onnophris thesaurophylax (see P.Mich. II, p. 224); Aphrodisios (son of) Teris <Or: Aphrodisios (also called) Teris> Kronion (son of Apion) (grapheion official); (unnamed) sitokapeloi; Herodion son of Kephalas; Papontos son of Marames; (anothe8>ihalveWhalves`WWhamaeisWhamletWWWWRWhamletsRWhamsyWhandqW`WaWpWtWuW{W|W}W~WWWWW600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8> 44‡hEr?) Eutychos; Patron, hegoumenos synodou theou (= Patron son of Tyrannos?); Posis, Theogonites; Mommous, wife (of Chrates son of Harpaesis?); (unnamed) pediske (paidiske) of Chrates son of Harpaesis; Chrates son of Harpeesis (Harpaesis) (see also P.Mich. V, 340); Onnophris, pteraphoros (see P.Mich. II, p. 224); Harmaeis, gerdios; P[- - -]; Kanariates; [- - -] (Kronias?), ho tous katalochismous <ascholoumenos> (another?) Aphrodisios; Eutychas (grapheion official); (another?) Eutychas FApias; Synesios; Eutychas son of Eutychos; Orsenouphis son of Belphis (see also P.Mich. II, p. 224; V, p. 389); (another?) Orsenouphis(?); Orsenouphis son of Tabas; Hatres; Patron son of Tyrannos (= Patron, hegoumenos synodou theou?); Kastoras; Satyros; Orsenouphis, rhabdistes; Maron; Soterichos son of Kronides (see also P.Mich. II, 121, Recto, col. IV, viii, 1); (unnamed) ergatai; Lysas son of Kephalas; Horos son of Plesis; Herakleides son of Plesis; Tabas rhabdistes; Tenesrois daughter o11Z8ARecto, col. II-XXII presents a financial register (anagraphe) of all the documents drawn up day by day in the record-office (grapheion) of Tebtynis during the 6th year of the Emperor Claudius; the writing fee (grammatikon) charged for the preparation of each document is indicated, and periodic summaries of the income and disbursements of the record office are given (See also the accounts of expenditures made by the grapheion official contained in Recto, col. I, and Verso, col. I-XII). - ReBcto, col. IX records the documents drawn up between Dec. 26, 45 A.D.-Jan. 2, 46 A.D., as well as an account of income and expenditure for Nov. 27-Dec. 25, 45 A.D.9, State Archives in Graeco-Roman Egypt from 30 B.C. to the Reign of Septimius Severus, JEA 70 (1984) pp. 106-122 - PESTMAN P.W., 'Oud papier' uit een notariskantoor in het oude Egypte ofwel Kronion, een notaris uit het begin van onze jaartelling. [Du 'vieux papier' provenant d'un bureau de notaire de l'gypte ancienne o44‡hA31 x 27.5 cm1921, Acquired by Kelsey from Nahman in CairoKronion son of ApionPHArchive of Kronion son of Apion, nomographos of the grapheion of TebtynisAccount of the private expenditures of Kronion, the official of the record-office (grapheion) of Tebtynis for the first five months of the 6th year of the emperor Claudius (from Sept. 1, 45 A.D. to Jan. 17, 46 A.D.; compare his official disbursements for theB same period in P.Mich. II, 123, Recto, col. I, and Verso, col. I-II)After Jan. 17, 46 A.D.Boak AERTheogonites; Tali (Talei); (Arsinoiton) polisP.Mich.inv. 693GreekAnn ArborCol. I - 53 (+ marginal notes: 7 and 2 lines); col. II - 53; col. III - 16DPapYesNohmmm... could be a bit folded, couldn't it? Mainly in the first col., but there a(%5% 9anotherWWLWeWkWW'W(WLW[W}WW.WWWWWWWWWWWWW W W W W WWWWWWWWWWWWWWW W!W.W1W2W3W6W:W;W<W=WAWanotherakousilaossonsVanotheralexandrosV[VanotheramaeisVanotherammoniosVanotheranchious VanotheranoupVanotherapiachildrenVVanotherapolloniosVVVVanotherapolloniosunnamedwifeVanotherapynchis;Vanotherareiosseealsopmichii128coliil14kVanotherareiosseealsopmichv240l103V VVanotherheraklas VVanotherherakleidesVVVVanotherherakleiosVVanotherheraklesV V VVVVanotherheraklesseealsopmichv238l101.Vanotherheraklesunnamedwifeseealsopmichv238l98.VanotherherasVanotherherodesV VVVpneb44g‡9D; Tabas rhabdistes; Tenesrois daughter of Apias; Tateeus; Pnesis; Herakles; Didymas; Sagatos (son of Apetes?); Horos, son of Apetes; Apetes, father of Horos (and Sagatos?); Gaius; Apollonies <read: Apollonides?>; Tabos; (another?) Kastoras (& unnamed brothers); Helenos; Kronion son of Belles grandson of KalaszAccount; Animal; Association; Cadastre; Clothing; Feeding; Industry; Notary; Price; Priest; Profession; Religion; Slave; Transport; Woman{-Theogonites; Tali (Talei); (Arsinoiton) polis|PHOPtolemaios neoteros son of Akousilaos (see also P.Mich. V, 246; 259); Kronion son of Apion, nomographos of Tebtynis; Pausis son of Peteuris; (unnamed) sons of Tisenxis (Sisenxis) son of Petesouchos (granson of/alias?) Apoulas;D Claudius, Emperor354Tebtynis, Polemonos meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptPMich VAdministration; Anachoresis; Confiscation; House Ownership; Notary; Sale; TaxationGuarantee of Immunity1944damaged along a fold on the left1Recto; Verso is blankDocumentary663r.bmp<)X)]/‡mS DocumentaryT 3109r.bmpX 3109r_a.bmpY 3109r_b.bmphA11 x 33.5 cmJuly 1925; Acquired from Dr. KondiliosUnknownPHZenon archiveMemorandum addressed to Zenon concerning the gardeners and the work which was going on in the park belonging to the estate of ApolloniosL. 14: read: hos d'an instead of: hos an (PH).252-251 B.C.Edgar CCP.Mich.inv. 3109GreekAnn Arbor27B45Philadelpheia, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, EgyptPMich IAgriculture; ProfessionMemorandum1931complete<- hrhrhrhr hr!hr"hr.hr/hr2hr3hr4hr5hr6hr7hr8hr9hr:hr;hr<hr>hrDhrEhrFhrGhrHhrIhrJhrKhrLhrMhrNhrOhrPhrQhrRhrShrThrUhrVhrWhrXh r^h_h`hahbhchdhehfhghirkrlrmrnrqrsrtrhT$(imessage|WOWmessallinusWessius`WaWmestasWWmestassonoflanis2drachmaiVmestasytmissWtW[WmesthasWWWWmestoysWmesureWmet<WpWIWmetauWmetalpWWWWWWmetallion$WmetaplasmusWmetellus6WmeteriosWmethodicWmetra WWW|W}WWWmetrai|Wmetretai?WWiWWmetretes?WWWYW'WmetrodorouWWmetropolisWWWWWW W<W>WWWWWWWWWWrW}WWmeviusqWmich{WWWWWKW6WmiddleWFWyWWWWWWWWWWWWW5W7W<WCWMWRWfWhWmWWWWWWWWWWWWWWlWmWnW?W@W}WjWWWWWWWWWWWWWWmidmostyWmieusWW2W4W=W?WAWCWLWZ5 ‡iP4lenos: a participation of 5 drachmai. On the 19th. For the price of vegetables and oil and a made dish: 6 1/2 obols. On the 21st. For the price of oil: 4 obols. On the 22nd. For Kronion, son of Belles grandson of Kalas, for the price of wool: 4 drachmai. For the price of vegetables in the city: 6 1/2 obols.&j2done on the orig. Conservation13; scanned; checkedk publishedp3/12/98s30318ol. I, and Verso, col. I-II)G9AClaudius, Emperor; Heronas (Heron), nomographos (see P.Mich. II, p. 96); Marsisouchos, heiaireus (hiereus); Chrates; Eutychos son of Takolleeinis (see P.Mich. II, p. 216); Eutychos son of Chrates (see also P.Mich. II, 123, Recto, col. VIII, l. 40; V, 343); Orsenouphis son of Phombos; Onnophris thesaurophylax (see P.Mich. II, p. 224); Aphrodisios (son of) Teris <Or: Aphrodisios (also called) Teris> Kronion (son of Apion) (grapheion official); (unnamed) sitokapeloi; Herodion son of Kep was usedQ1RRecto; Verso is blankS Documentary0K.\&Total size of the roll: 2.39 m x 29 cm]well... you know...ADue to the size of this papyrus roll, its content has been divided in the present database into several cards: one for each column of the Verso (register of contracts), one for each abstract on the Recto (collection of abstracts of contracts, or eiromenon).n47 x 27.5 cm1921, Acquired by Kelsey from Nahman in CairoKronion son of ApionPHArchive of Kronion son of Apion, nomographos of the grapheion of TebtynisFinancial register (anagraphe) of documents drawn up in the record-office (grapheion) of Tebtynis at the beginning of the 7th year of the emperor Claudius (Sept. 46 A.D.); the writing fee (grammatikon) charged for the preparation of each document is indicateBd. All entries are duplicated in P.Mich. V, 240, col. II; some also in P.Mich. V, 238, col. I.BL III, 108 (l. 1; 4; 8). - L. 3: read Chaouanin, instead of [Pasi]ouani(os) (compare P.Mich. V, 240, l. 68); 4: read Nestesis, instead of Tiesiesis, as in P.Mich. V, 238, l. 12-13; 240, l. 69-70. (PH)ca. Sept. 46 A.D.Boak AERP.Mich.inv. 698GreekAnn ArborCol. I (b) - 8top of BPapWsoonWsoundsWspacedWWspacesWspacingWspeakertWspelling2WcWsWWWWKWspideryWspiritWsprawlingAWQWW`WsquareWWWWWWW*WWWyWsquarehandstyle*VstageWstagwHWstampWstandWstartingWstaterWstichoiWstichometricOWWstigmetWstilHWWstopsOWWWFWsWKWstrengeWstrengerHWstrictlyOWstrokeWstrokesHWWWWWWWWiWstrongtWstrongly{Who works) in the workshop of Hatres, for the price of wool: 4 drachmai. On the 19h. [- - -]: 2 obols. On the 20th. For Patron, son of Tyrannos: 10 obols. For the price of 1 keramion of wine from Talei, (for) entertaining Eutychas: 22 obols. On the . . For the price of a half-artaba of turnips: 6 obols. For the price o552hCunted>YesNoBy comparison with P.Mich. V, 240, it can be assumed that col. I (b) of P.Mich. II, 128 is a continuation of col. III.Tebtynis, Polemonos meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptIn the handwriting of Kronion, son of Apion (Boak)Apynchis (& unnamed wife) (see also P.Mich. V, 240, l. 66); Petesouchos (see also P.Mich. V, 240, l. 66); Orseus (& unnamed wife) (see also P.Mich. V, 238, l. 46; 240, l. 67); Mareus (see alDso P.Mich. V, 238, l. 46; 240, l. 67); Herakles (see also P.Mich. V, 240, l. 68); Didymos Chaouanis (Chaouonis) (see also P.Mich. V, 240, l. 68); Thaubastis (see also P.Mich. V, 238, l. 12-13; 240, l. 69-70); Nestesis (see also P.Mich. V, 238, l. 12-13; 240, l. 69-70); Maron (see also P.Mich. V, 240, l. 71); Papontos (see also P.Mich. V, 240, l. 71); Heras (see also P.Mich. V, 240, l. 72); Patron (Peeioulis) (see also P.Mich. V, 240, l. 72); Psosneus (see also P.Mich. V, 240, l. 73); Kroni(After) Sept. 17, 46 A.D.Boak AERAigyptiaP.Mich.inv. 698GreekAnn ArborCol. I (a) - 25top of GPapYesNoTebtynis,C Polemonos meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptIn the handwriting of Kronion, son of Apion (Boak)Lysas (monographos) (see also P.Mich. II, 123, Verso, col. IX, l. 9); Patynis (see also P.Mich. II, 123, Verso, col. IX, l. 27); Onnophris (pteraphoros) (see P.Mich. II, p. 224); (unnamed) nyktographoi128Tebtynis, Polemonos meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptRecto, col. I (a)PMich IIWDWFWLWNWOWRWSWTWUWYWbWeWkWlWmWrWvW|W}W~WWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWW W!W+W-W3W9W:W;W=W?W@WAWHWIWJWKWNWPWQWRWTWWWWWWWWWWAWWWWW.W7W@WTWvW}WWWWWWWWWWWW W W W W WWWWWWWWWWWWWWWW W"W#W$W%W&W'W(W-W.W0W1W2W3W6W:W;W<W=W>WHWJWRWXWunnamed3arabes6Vunnamedantereutaiandereutai6Vunnamedapaitetai6VunnamedapolysimoiVunnamedarabarchai3VunnamedarchephodoiofkaranisandpsenarpsenesisV5?D4hDalAccounts of Expenditures1933broken and worn away at the top, left and bottom; many holes and rents in the body of the sheet, some of which may have been present before the papyrus was used1Recto; Verso is blankDocumentary698r_1.bmp<_600DPIFront_R1>698r_e.bmp<_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>iynis, Polemonos meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptRecto, col. II, l. 28-45PMich IIAccount; Administration; Ethnicity; Feeding; Notary; Police; Price; Priest; Scribe; Tax collection; Writing Materibor55=‡AP.Mich.inv. 674BRecto, first text (l. 1-14)CPapDIArchive of Kronion son of Apion, nomographos of the grapheion of TebtynisEBoak AERFPMich IIG 126, l. 1-14H1933UNoV-WNoX-1921, Acquired by Kelsey from Nahman in Cairo[/Register of Documents Prepared at the Grapheion\ 28 x 8 cm](check it (ends of lines12-13? of l. 29?)_4This first text was cancelled with slanting strokes.nBL IX, 159 (l. 2)(After) Sept. 17, 46 A.D.Boak AERAigyptiaP.Mich.inv. 698GreekAnn ArborCol. I (a) - 25top of BPapYesNoTebtynis, Polemonos meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptIn the handwriting of Kronion, son of Apion (Boak)Lysas (monographos) (see also P.Mich. II, 123, Verso, col. IX, l. 9); Patynis (see also P.Mich. II, 123, Verso, col. IX, l. 27); [Onnophris] (pteraphoros) (see P.Mich. II, p. 224); (unnamed) nyktographoi128, col. I (a)Tebtynis, Polemonos meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptRecto, col. I (a)PMich IIAccount; Administration; Feeding; Notary@? y27.5WWHWNWlWWW8WOW2W3W4W6W27.6TWW27.6x26cmTV27.7qW]W2755aWWFW28|WWW?WWW=W@WBWIWLWrWzWWWWWWWWWWWWW?WW W W W W WWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWW W!W"W#W$W%W&W'W(W)W*W+W,W/W0W:W;W<W=W>WZW[W28x29.5cmV28x8cmV/V0V28x81cmtotalsizeLV:V;V<V=V>V28.1XW28.1x4.5cmXV28.2WWVWmWzWWFW28.2x40.7cmV28.3>W28.3x29.5cm>V28.46WW8W28.4x4.5cm8V28.5_W1W:W<WEWGWMWWWWWWWWXW28.5x22.5_V28.6sW28.7W3W7WJWPW\WWWWdW28.7x27.2cmV28.85WpWWW28.9xW2898WW5Z‡iL Entertaining Maron and Soterichos, son of Kronides: a contribution of 4 drachmai. On the 14th. For the workers cutting the wood, and for the freight charges in the same matter, for 6 loads of wood: 34 obols. For a made dish and for oil: 5 obols. For Lysas, son of Kephalas, what I deducted (from his account) as a loan for the scribe's fee for Horos and Herakleides, both sons of Plesis: 8 drachmai. On the 16th. Through Tabas the (cloth-)beater, for the price of oil: 4 drachmai. To TenesroisM, daughter(?) of Apias, for the price of 1 keramion of wine: 20 obols. On the 17th. For the price of a made dish: 2 obols. For Tateeus, for the price of 2 artabai of barley: 8 silver drachmai. On the 19th. For the price of a made dish: 1 obol. For Pnesis, for the price of 4 stathmia of wool: 8 drachmai. On the 20th. For the price of a made dish: 2 obols. On the . . For the price of a made dish: 2 obols. On the . . For the price of a made dish and vegetables: 3 obols. Entertaining Herakles 39?ˆEhA39.5 x 28.5 cmbought from Nahman; reached the University of Michigan in 1923Mysthas, son of AkousilaosPHDuplicate of P.S.I. VIII, 906. - Archive of Kronion son of Apion, nomographos of the grapheion of TebtynisSubscriptions to a contract by which Mysthas, son of Akousilaos, cedes to Maximus, son of Diodoros also called Papontos, a catoecic allotment of six arourai, with one quarter of an aroura of the imposBt of the village (epibole komes)May 22, 46 A.D.Husselman EMkoile legomene Phregme (Phremei)P.Mich.inv. 1268GreekAnn Arbor1 + 12 + 1DPapYesNoCheck if you can do something for the middle of l. 8-10. If yes, open and do so.Tebtynis, Polemonos meris, Arsinoite nome, province of Egypt2nd hand: slow-writer‡AP.Mich.inv. 693BRectoCPapDIArchive of Kronion son of Apion, nomographos of the grapheion of TebtynisEBoak AERFPMich IIG127H1933UYesVDWNoX-1921, Acquired by Kelsey from Nahman in Cairo[Account of Expenditures\ 31 x 27.5 cmAhmmm... could be a bit folded, couldn't it? Mainly in the first col., but there are 1-2 folds in col. II of which you should perhaps take care of too... - L. 1-2 of col. I.; l. 52 of col. II: unfold. Don't forget last lines of col. I. Put it in a new folder. AFTER UNFOLDING, give it back to me. I should check the readings of the first part of col. I. (+ Plesis, l. 40) npurchased in Egypt by B.P. Grenfell and F.W. Kelsey in March-April 1920+ P.Mich. inv. 175Youtie HCP.Mich.inv. 173aPapNoYes175-177 (only inv. 175)Gagos T39-43Pl. 2-3BASP 341997SB XIV 12180 (only inv. 175)ZPE 3019786980W699W7WWW700W701W7022W7027cW704W705~W706}W707|W708{W709zW71[W710yW711xW712wW713vW714uW715tW716sW717rW718qW719pW72W720oW721nW722mW723lW724EW725W727bW728DW729kW73W730jW731iW732hW734gW735CW74WoW741fW744eW747dW748cW75W750bW751aW754`W755_W759^W76W760]W762W763qW764pW third of the preceding 6th yearBL IX, 159 (l. 5)(After) Sept. 17, 46 A.D.Boak AERAigyptiaP.Mich.inv. 698GreekAnn ArborCol. I (a) - 25top of GPapYesNoTebtynis, Polemonos meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptIn the handwriting of Kronion, son o".afragmentofthegrayclayseal1.5cmindiametershowstw+Vaheroisandamanesappearalsotogetherinomichi403whvVareceiptwasfirstwrittenontheversoofthispapyrusacrVasmallindependantfragmentwasfoundlooseonthebackofVaspacehasbeenleftblankinl2-3fortheinsertionofthsVaspacehasbeenleftblankinl3fortheinsertionofthecVVasubscriptionofthecontractrecordedincoliiil5hasb6Va-dWWabbreviationWabcWaboutcWWW*W+W,Wabove<W%W5WTWUWabstract WWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWbefore the papyrus was used1Recto; Verso is blankDocumeP#3i3birds10drachmaiV3camelsdrachmaiV3obols"V%V'V3workersat20drachmaieachyV3°yW3>W3-13YW3-2W3-24YW3.3008W3/10W3/12W3/23`W3/231/101/461/115`V3/4WWWWWWWWWW W~WWWWW7WLWkWWWjWWWWW W W WWWW.W3W:W3/64W3/7jW3/8WWWTWTWWTWTWWTWTWWWTWTWWTWTWWWWTWTWWTWTWWTWTWWTWTWWWTWTWWTWTWWWTWTWTWTW/><_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7542hGR6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8> ZiAAgreement to furnish lodging for the sum of 64 drachmai, (made) by Apynchis and his wife to Petesouchos. (Fee:) 15 obols. Agreement to furnish lodging for the sum of 20 drachmai, (made) by Orseus and his wife to Mareus. (Fee:) 8 obols. Lease of 1 1/2 aroura of wild chickling, (made) by Herakles to Didymos Chaouanis. He owes the scribe's fee. Agreement for furnishing lodging and for a loan of 200 drachmai, (made) by Thaubastis to Nestesis; and, for the summer, 1 artaba of barley. Lease of 1o; Verso is blankS DocumentaryT 698r_1.bmpT 698r_2.bmpU 698r_3.bmpX 698r_d.1bmpX 698r_e.bmphlSizeFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R1>698r_d.1bmp<_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront5 52hEon (= Kronion, son of Apion, grapheion official?); (another?) Maron (see also P.Mich. V, 238, l. 29; 240, l. 74); (another?) Orseus (& unnamed wife) (see also P.Mich. V, 238, l. 29; 240, l. 74)128, col. I (b)Tebtynis, Polemonos meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptRecto, col. I (b)PMich IIAdministration; Debt; Lease; Loan; Notary; Price; Renting; Scribe; WomanRegister of Documents Prepared Fat the Grapheion1933broken and worn away at the top, left and bottom; many holes and rents in the body of the sheet, some of which may have been present before the papyrus was used1Recto; Verso is blankDocumentary698r_1.bmp<_600DPIFront_R1>698r_d.bmp<_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_i*P‡hEizeFront_R1>924.bmp<_600DPIFront_R1>924_a.bmp<_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8> LiA(Col. I) [- - -] [. . . 1] <Table of Pisces and Aries? - Constant = 1;46°?> [. . . ] 2 [. . . ] 3 [. . . 4] [. . . ] 5 [. . . ] 6 [. . . ] 7 [. . . ] 8 [. . . ] 9 [. . . ] 10 [. . . ] 11 [. . . ] 12 [. . . ] 13 [. . . ] 14 [. . . ] 15 [. . . ] 16 [. . . 17] [. . . 18] [. . . 19] [. . . 20] [. . . 21] [. . .] 22 [. . .] 23 [. . .]4 24 [. . .] 25 [. . .]36(?) 26 [. . . ]9(?) 27 [. . . ]30(?) 28 [. . . ]4(?) 29 [. . . ]6(?) 30 (Col. II) [- - -] &lg$ŠAP.Mich.inv. 2906CPapEYoutie LC-Youtie HC-Kneale WFZPE 10G175-185H1973IPl. VIUNoVJWYesX24-S5000-courtyard on the south[Logic\ 7.2 x 15 cm]mcheck whether you want to remove the paper (I don't need it). Try to understand the text (sponsored by Bayer)n=Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptoGreekrDCol. I - ends of 7 lines; Col. II - 20 (including 2 in upper margin)3 (sponsored by Bayer)n=Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptoGreekrDCol. I - ends of 7 lines; Col. II - 20 (including 2 in upper margin)3ollectorvMid IInd cent. A.D.w Ann ArborxPart of a daybook of tax payments in kind, comprising portions of three columns which were numbered 5, 6, and 7; it records payments in grain by day, place, type of land and name of the payer9600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1>2964v_a.bmp<_600DPIBack_R2>2964v_b.bmp<_600DPIBack_R3>2964v_f.bmp<_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBa5#5!3hB the preparation of each document is indicated. Some entries are duplicated in other registers of the same archive.BL III, 108 (l. 7; 8; 9; 10; 11; 12; 13; 14; 15; 17; 21; 22; 23; 26; 27)ca. Sept. 46 A.D.Boak AERP.Mich.inv. 698GreekAnn ArborCol. II, l. 1-27top of BPapYesNoTebtynis, Polemonos meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptIn the handwriting of Kronion, son of Apion (Boak)Harmiysis (& unnamed wife); Didymos(?) (see also P.Mich. II, 123, Recto, col. XXII, l. 47); Lysimachos (see also P.Mich. II, 123, Recto, col. XXII, l. 48-49); Psyphis (& unnamed wife) (see also P.Mich. II, 123, Recto, col. XXII, l. 48-49); Areios (see also P.Mich. V, 240, l. 1); Onnophris (see also P.Mich. V, 240, l. 1); Panesis (see also P.Mich. V, 240, l. 2); Kronion (see also P.Mich. V, 240, l. 2); Herakleides son of Q'Y2810rfbmpOV2810rgbmpOV2810rhbmpOV2819rW2819rabmpV2819rbbmpV281r_W281rcbmp_V281rdbmp_V2841rW2841rcbmpV2841rdbmpV284rW284rbbmpV2872raW2872rabbmpV2899rhW2899rcbmphV2906rW2906rbbmpV290r{W290rbbmp{V2911rW2911rcbmpV2911rdbmpV2915rW2915rcbmpV2915rdbmpV/>a neat, upright uncial, with letters strictly sepEarated; corrections by the same hand, though more quickly and with less care. Diagonal paragraphoi, tremata, occasional stops, a few accents. Column number conserved on top of col. X; stichometric letter against line 505-147-151 (col. X-XI only)Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptPriest NE5Homeric Papyri in the Michigan Collection (Diss.)1975a-e, Recto<NM‹hE.k_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>iA(1st column too damaged to be translated) (Lines 19-28) The 18th year of Antoninus Caesar the lord [[at Memphis]], Pharmouthi 12. At Memphis, from the appeals of the Memphites. After other matters, Liberalis said: "Not only to the deified Hadrian but also to his son, our lord, this seemed good. Yet these decisions are made in accordance with the mind and character of those who are on each occasion in charge of the prefect's office, and in accordance with the particular state of affairs.B| For the edicts stand firm, and are unshakeable, and I suppose that this principle is observed by all: to transgress the edicts is of the same gravity as to commit outrage or homicide. (2nd hand) The 14th year of Antoninus Caesar the lord, Hadrianos 13. Piesopis(?), collector of money taxes, having been summoned. After other matters, Munatius said: "I have written . . ." . . .jj(done, on the orig.; conservation (lot 3)idou55/3hDHarpaesis (see also P.Mich. V, 240, l. 3); Chrates son of Chairemon (see also P.Mich. V, 240, l. 3); Mesoueris (see also P.Mich. V, 240, l. 4); [Eirenes] (Eirenaios) (see also P.Mich. V, 240, l. 4); Ischyrion (see also P.Mich. V, 240, l. 4); Papontos (see also P.Mich. V, 240, l. 5); [Herakles] (see also P.Mich. V, 240, l. 5); Ptolemaios (see also P.Mich. V, 240, l. 6); Siliboeis (& unnamed wife) (see also P.Mich. V, 240, l. 6); Heron, husband of Herais (see also P.Mich. V, 240, l. 7); HeraEeis (Herais), wife of Heron (see also P.Mich. V, 240, l. 7); Stratos (see also P.Mich. V, 240, l. 8); [Heron] (see also P.Mich. V, 240, l. 8); Haryotes (see also P.Mich. V, 240, l. 9); Orsenouphis (see also P.Mich. V, 240, l. 9); (another?) Areios (see also P.Mich. V, 240, l. 10); (another?) Herakles (see also P.Mich. V, 240, l. 10); Marous(?) (see also P.Mich. V, 240, l. 11); Haryotes (see also P.Mich. V, 240, l. 11); Onnophris (see also P.Mich. V, 240, l. 12); Marsisouchos (see also P.Mi5J5#39D [Diodoras] (see also P.Mich. V, 240, l. 13); Ischyrion alias A. . . (see also P.Mich. V, 240, l. 14); Labesis (see also P.Mich. V, 240, l. 14); (another?) Didymos (see also P.Mich. V, 240, l. 15); [Ptollas] (see also P.Mich. V, 240, l. 15); Marepkemis (see also P.Mich. V, 240, l. 16); [Psyphis] (see also P.Mich. V, 240, l. 16); Pakebkis (see also P.Mich. V, 240, l. 17); (another?) Herakles (see also P.Mich. V, 240, l. 17); Lysas, komogrammateus (see P.Mich. II, p. 222); Harmeysis (HarmiysEpis) (& unnamed wife) (see also P.Mich. V, 240, l. 18); Eutychos (see also P.Mich. V, 240, l. 18); Pyrrhichos (see also P.Mich. V, 240, l. 19); (another?) Papontos (see also P.Mich. V, 240, l. 19); Heron (see also P.Mich. V, 240, l. 20); Polykrates (see also P.Mich. V, 240, l. 20); Theneraklea (see also P.Mich. V, 240, l. 21); Diodora (see also P.Mich. V, 240, l. 21) (ziAdministration; Agriculture; Building; Deposit; Lease; Loan; Notary; Nursing; Price; Scribe; Slave; Woman|PH20 si5"5I3O47 x 27.5 cm1921, Acquired by Kelsey from Nahman in CairoKronion son of ApionPHArchive of Kronion son of Apion, nomographos of the grapheion of TebtynisFinancial register (anagraphe), not in the normal chronological order, of documents drawn up in the record-office (grapheion) of Tebtynis at the end of the 6th year of the emperor Claudius (July 24-Aug. 25, 46 A.D.); the writing fee (grammatikon) charged for/><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>Xi$ #‰AP.Mich.inv. 4666BaCPap_R1>4666bv_a.bmp<_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>fiA(Recto) 80th (cleruchy?). Proclus, son of Titoes, porter; Gaius, son of Satorneinos, grandson of Kiape; Petesouchos, son of Petheus and Heras, grandson of Charidemos; Petheus, son of Onnophris and Tasoucharion, grandson of Heron; Ptolemaios, son of Petearmothis, grandson of Anchophis; Charidemos, son of Petheus and Heras, attendant; Ptolemaios, son of Sokmenis(?), grandson of Pakysis; Pitiro - - -, son of Sok - - -(?), grandson of Harmachis; Pasion, son of - - -, grandson of Pe - - -, - -B( - (Verso) 16th (volume?), 4th column.jdone, on the orig.; conservation6; Traianos: do you agree with the new readings (lines 6 and 7, with nothing anymore to date the papyrus)? SCANNED, checkedk publishedl!G. Husson, BibO 42 (1985) p. 332.p8/4/97‰AP.Mich.inv. 4666BaCPap47+9anotherdidyme V;Vanotherdidymos=Vanotherdidymosseealsopmichv238l94.Vanotherdidymosseealsopmichv240l153Vanotherdidymossonofmaron.VanotherdionysiosVanothereus VanothereutychosV VVanothergalatesVV V Vanotherharmiysis VVVanotherharpaesisVanotherharyotesV Vanotherharyotesseealsopmichii128coliil15kVkVkVkVkVherheraklas VVanotherherakleidesVVVVVanotherherakleidesseealsopmichii126l11;VanotherherakleiosVVanotherheraklesVV V VVVVanotherheraklesseealsopmichii128coliil14kVanotherheraklesseealsopmichv238l101.Vanotherheraklesseealsopmichv240l103Vanotherheraklesseealsopmichv240l173Vanotherheraklesunnamedwifeseealsopmichv238l98.VanotherherasVanotherherodesVV VVV:V05;6iE285 silver drachmai, (made) by Didymos to Stotoetis. (Fee:) 4 drachmai. Loan of 248 silver drachmai, (made) by Didymos to Thaubas and Seras. (Fee:) 4 drachmai 8 obols. Acknowledgment of deposit of 60 silver drachmai, (made) by Phasos to Kronion. (Fee:) 15 obols. Lease of 6 arourai of fodder, (made) by Marepsemis and others to Eutychos and another. They owe the scribe's fee. Acknowledgment of receipt of 420 silver drachmai, (made) by Hatres and his wife to Didyme. She owes the scribe's fee.F Agreement to furnish lodging for the sum of 60 silver drachmai, (made) by Kronion to Assythmis. (Fee:) 14 obols. Agreement of lease, by way of payment in advance, of 2 arourai, (made) by Taarmiysis to Herakleides. (Fee:) 4 drachmai. Agreement of lease, by way of payment in advance, of 2 arourai, (made) by the same (Taarmiysis) to Aphrodite. (Fee:) 4 drachmai. Agreement of lease, by way of payment in advance, of 7 arourai, (made) by Herodes Baroei to Herakleides. (Fee:) 8 drachmai. Contrac54553iAMonth of Kaisareios 25. On the 25th. Agreement of . . ., (made) by Harmiysis and his wife to Didymos(?). [- - -] 2nd intercalary day. Loan of . . . silver drachmai, (made) by Lysimachos to Psyphis and his wife. [- - -]. Loan of . . . [silver] drachmai, (made) by Lysimachos to Psyphis and his wife. (Fee:) 4 drachmai. On the 30th. Lease [of 4 arourai], (made) by Areios to Onnophris. [(Fee:) 8 obols.] Lease of 5 arourai, (made) by Panesis to Kronion. [(Fee:) 10 obols.] (Received) through HeraBkleides, son of Harpaesis, and Chrates, son of Chairemon: [. . drachmai]. Agreement of . . ., (made) by Mesoueris to [Eirenes and] Ischyrion. [- - -]. Loan of reeds and [- - -], (made) by Papontos to [Herakles]. (Fee:) 7 obols. Loan of 140 silver drachmai, (made) by Ptolemaios to Siliboeis and [his wife]. (Fee:) 5 obols. Agreement [of cession of 23 3/4 arourai for] 100(?) [drachmai], (made) by Heron to [his wife] Herais. (Fee:) 2 drachmai. On Epeiph 30. Acknowledgment of receipt [of 120 si>5K6AP.Mich.inv. 698BRecto, col. IIICPapDIArchive of Kronion son of Apion, nomographos of the grapheion of TebtynisEBoak AERFPMich IIG 128, col. IIIH1933thirty-three <drachmai> five obols, instead of which (we have received) eight staters and 15 obols. And for the charge for making the receipt: 1 obol. And for . . .: 20 silver drachmai. And for the price of 2 papyrus (rolls): 8 silver drachmai. And for black ink: 1 obol. These expenses (were made) through Herodes, son of Loumos. On the 1C3th of the month Sebastos. Through Sagatos, for the price of 1 papyrus (roll): 4 drachmai. On the 14th. For Abdoubdas [- - -], as travel money: 8 obols.tj+Rehoused in 1997. Done on the orig. scannedk publishedp3/16/98(6AP.Mich.inv. 698BRecto, col. IIICPapDIArchive of Kronion son of Apion, nomographos of the grapheion of TebtynisEBoak AERFPMich IIG 128, col. IIIH1933o is blankS DocumentaryT 698r_1.bmpT 698r_2.bmpU 698r_3.bmpX 698r_e.bmpX 698r_f.bmphnt029anotherpakebkisVVanotherpallaousVanotherpammenesVanotherpaopisVanotherpapnebtynisV=VanotherpapontosVVVVanotherpapontosseealsopmichii128coliil25kVanotherpapontosseealsopmichv240l193VanotherpasysVanotherpatronVanotherpatynisV VVVVanotherpeteeusVVanotherpeteeusseealsopmichv238l166VanotherpetesouchosVanotherpetsirisVanotherpnebtynisVanotherpolemonVanotherpriscusAVanotherpsenkebkisVanotherpsosneusV VanotherpsyphisVVanotherptolemaiosvVVVLVanothersambasVanothersempronius.Vanotherserapion;VanothersisenxisVanothersokonopisVanothersotasseealsopmichii123rectocolxv12Vanothertamarres;VanothertaolVanothertapnebtynisV58`TPbook5WborkenWWborkenoffatthebottomVbothW WWA2,i1515143118V1523°10V+O9i14-20W14-281W14/29`W14/291//41/51/581/1161/145`V140\WpWWW]WmW.WkWYWWWWW W WWWWW W3W=W140drachmai\V1400UWWW W14000W141W142VW1428VWW000W141WW1WW4000W141WW1WW141WW1WW1428VWVWVWW14thNW\WWWWWWW W;WUWXWvWWWWWWWW)WBWJWWWWWWWWWWW W WWLWWWWWWOWQWWWWWWWWW W WWWWWWW W"W&W(W1W4W<WXW14thcleruchypetausattendantinthe5thyearonthethirtiV15`WWWWWYWW\WcW|WWWWWW W WW-WJWYWWWWWWWWW+W-WDWGWNW`WWWWWW91,9haryotessonofbellesVharyotessonofharyotes}VharyotessonofharyotespresbyterosandoftapnebtynishusbAVVharyotessonoflysimachoshusbandandguardianofherakleiazVharyotessonoflysimachoshusbandofherakleiaseepmichvBVharyotessonoflysimachosseealsorectocoliiiabstract3Vharyotessonoflysimachosseepmichvp16-18320-321Vharyotessonofouthe*V+VharyotessonofpetechoisVharyotessonofpetesouchosnVharyotessonofphasasVharyotessonofsambasV Apion (Boak)Harmiysis (& unnamed wife); Didymos(?) (see also P.Mich. II, 123, Recto, col. XXII, l. 47); Lysimachos (see also P.Mich. II, 123, Recto, col. XXII, l. 48-49); Psyphis (& unnamed wife) (see also P.Mich. II, 123, Recto, col. XXII, l. 48-49); Areios (see also P.Mich. V, 240, l. 1); Onnophris (see also P.Mich. V, 240, l. 1); Panesis (see also P.Mich. V, 240, l. 2); Kronion (see also P.Mich. V, 240, l. 2); Herakleides son of I?-9polykratesunnamedsonVpolyxenosJpomeroyWWWpompeianus}Wpompeius}WWNWtWpomponiusyWpomsaeisfWhWWpomsaisCWfWhWWW_WWpomsochisWponnisWWpoorisporrhosWposeidoniosW WGWW0Wpmichii128coliiil1kVposisseealsopmichv240l236Vpossible?WKWWW]WdWWWpotammonEWWpotamonW WLWmW"W;Wpotamonseealsopmichii126l9;VpotamonsonofonnophrismVpotamophylaxVWpoualispoulemonWpoulemonpolemonsonofdionysiosandtaanoubionhusbandandVpouorisW:WpouorissonofpeteminisVpoupliosWpoupliospubliusseeomichi416VppgWprxWWpraWpraepositus6Wpraesens Wpraesensrufinusconsuls Vpraeses>WWWpraesides>WpragmateuomenosWpragmateutaiWWpragmateutesWWpragmatikoiWprakispraktor5!543hFch. V, 240, l. 12); Thenmarsisouchos (see also P.Mich. V, 240, l. 13); [Diodoras] (see also P.Mich. V, 240, l. 13); Ischyrion alias A. . . (see also P.Mich. V, 240, l. 14); Labesis (see also P.Mich. V, 240, l. 14); (another?) Didymos (see also P.Mich. V, 240, l. 15); [Ptollas] (see also P.Mich. V, 240, l. 15); Marepkemis (see also P.Mich. V, 240, l. 16); [Psyphis] (see also P.Mich. V, 240, l. 16); Pakebkis (see also P.Mich. V, 240, l. 17); (another?) Herakles (see also P.Mich. V, 240, l. 1G7); Lysas, komogrammateus (see P.Mich. II, p. 222); Harmeysis (Harmiysis) (& unnamed wife) (see also P.Mich. V, 240, l. 18); Eutychos (see also P.Mich. V, 240, l. 18); Pyrrhichos (see also P.Mich. V, 240, l. 19); (another?) Papontos (see also P.Mich. V, 240, l. 19); Heron (see also P.Mich. V, 240, l. 20); Polykrates (see also P.Mich. V, 240, l. 20); Theneraklea (see also P.Mich. V, 240, l. 21); Diodora (see also P.Mich. V, 240, l. 21)128, col. II, l. 1-27Tebtynis, JF|9onnophrisseeprosptoli522addiv10335VonnophrissonofVonnophrissonofaba|Vonnophrissonofakousilaos{VonnophrissonofanchophisVonnophrissonofaphrodeisios+VonnophrissonofhatresandthenapsemisyVonnophrissonofkasenisVonnophrissonofkemVonnophrissonofkollouthospersestesepigonesVonnophrissonofmaronVonnophrissonofmarresVVonnophrissonofmechesmenchesVonnophrissonofnestosiris_VonnophrissonofonnophrisVVonnophrissonofonnophrisgrandsonoflamaitisltorsonofVonnophrissonofppasisIVh. V, 240, l. 8); Haryotes (see also P.Mich. V, 240, l. 9); Orsenouphis (see also P.Mich. V, 240, l. 9); (another?) Areios (see also P.Mich. V, 240, l. 10); (another?) Herakles (see also P.Mich. V, 240, l. 10); Marous(?) (see also P.Mich. V, 240, l. 11); Haryotes (see also P.Mich. V, 240, l. 11)128, col. II, l. 1-27Tebtynis, Polemonos meris, ,M‰9BH Psoios; (Flavius?) Apollos (= Flavius Apollos, son of Dioskoros, for which see J.G. Keenan, Atti del XVII Congresso di Papirologia. III [Napoli, 1984] p.957-963?); (unnamed) Emperor; Flavius Kollouthos; Flavius Christophoros; (unnamed) pragmateutai; (unnamed) ekdikos of Antaiou polis; Victor, former ekdikos (of Antaiou polis)6@Af       fzAdministration; Army; Funerary practices; Justice; Murder; Priest (Christian); Prison; Religion (Christian); Tax Collection; Travel; Violence; Woman{^Aphrodite (Aphrodito); Antaiou (polis); Konstantinou polis (Konstantinopolis = Constantinople)|PHOAJAntinoe (Antinoou polis)(?), province of the Lower Thebais, Thebais, EgyptJ@A*   *Pquite damaged, with many holesQ1 (made of several fragments)RRecto; Verso is blankS DocumentaryT 6900r_1.bmpT 6900r_2.bmp x 30 cm7A$9papontossonofheraklgerdiosVpapontossonofmaronmVpapontossonofonnophrisandoftasooukisVpapontossonofpabellesVpapontossonofpapontosVpapontossonofpapontosandkolleuthis{VpapontossonofpapontosgeorgosSVpapontossonofpaseisandapiasgrandsonofpapontosVpapontossonofpetesouchosandoftasouchosVpapontosunnamedwife:VpaposYWaWWWWWWW papyrologicaWpar<W9Wpara|WWW]W_WhW[WWparakannesarakannesannesPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>lso P.Mich. II, 123, Recto, col. XIV, 5); [(another?) Harmiysis] (& unnamed wife) (see P.Mich. II, 128, col. II, 2); (another?) Didymos (see also P.Mich. II, 128, col. II, 2); Lysimachos; Psyphis [& unnamed w!7Q]9pronoetesWWWWpronooumenos}WWpropatoreios#WWpropatoriosWpros|WWWWW W!W"W$W%W'W(W)W*W+W,W-W.W/W0W1W3W4W5W6W7W8W9W:W;W<W=W>W?W@WAWBWCWDWEWFWHWJWKWOWPWQWRWSWTWUWVWWWYWZW[W\W]W^W_W`WaWbWcWdWeWfWgWhWiWjWkWlWmWnWoWpWqWrWsWtWuWwWzW|W}WWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWnWWW?W@W|WWgWWWWWWprosbyteroiWWprosbyterosWWprosodonWprosopites}WprostateslWoWW}WWWWXWprotarchos%WtW[W]Wprotarchosepimeletesseealsopmichxviii774]Vprotarchosepimeletesseealsopmichxviii776[Vprotarchou[WprotasWWproterios[W5/5'3hHPolemonos meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptRecto, col. II, l. 1-27PMich IIAdministration; Agriculture; Building; Deposit; Lease; Loan; Notary; Nursing; Price; Scribe; Slave; WomanRegister of Documents Prepared at the Grapheion1933broken and worn away at the top, left and bottom; many holes and rents in the body of the sheet, some of which may have been present before the papyrus was Iused1Recto; Verso is blankDocumentary698r_1.bmp<_600DPIFront_R1>698r_a.bmp<_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>Xi5'J3iClver drachmai], (made) by Stratos to [Heron. (Fee:) . . drachmai]. Lease of 7 1/2 arourai, (made) by Haryotes to Orsenouphis and another. (Fee:) 4 drachmai. Agreement of a lease, by way of payment in advance, of pasture lands, (made) by Areios to Herakles. (Fee:) 14 obols. Acknowledgment of deposit of 84 silver drachmai, (made) by Marous(?) to Haryotes. (Fee:) 24 obols. Lease of a granary, (made) by Onnophris and another to Marsisouchos. (Fee:) 4 drachmai. Agreement for nursing (a slave chDild) and for a loan of 100 silver drachmai, (made) by Thenmarsisouchos to [Diodoras]. (Fee:) 8 drachmai. Undertaking to cultivate (some land), (made) by Ischyrion also called . . . to Labesis. (Fee:) [8] obols. Lease [of a palm-grove, for a rent] of 360 drachmai, (made) by Didymos to [Ptollas] and another. (Fee:) 4 drachmai. Lease [of 6 arourai], (made) by Marepkemis [to Psyphis] and [another]. (Fee:) 7 obols. Lease of 7 arourai of fodder, (made) by Pakebkis to Herakles. Through Lysas the ,*7t9thenerakleiakWʂthenerakleiaseealsopmichii128coliil27kVthenkebkisLWWthenmaronW ;Wthenmaronkoueindaughterofpapontosseealsopmichii126;Vthenmarres Wthenmarreswifeofsekomis VthenmarsisouchosLWbWkW|W}WW3Wthenmarsisouchosseealsopmichii128coliil17kVthenmarsisouchosseealsopmichv240l133VthenmarsisouchosunnamedhusbandVthenmenches:WkWW6WthenmesouerisWthenmesoueriswifeofchomenisVthenmieusWthenobestis\WWthenorsesWthenorseswifeofpausisVwifeofpanomieus:VthenpesytisWthenpetsooukisthenpetsoykisWW WWWthenpetsoykishusbandserasVthenpetsoykisunnamedhusbandVthenphanesWthenphanesis>WthenphemnasisthenprakisW<WthenpsosneusWW<WthenpsyphisthenthonisthentitoisWthentitoiswifeofphasonVO5B4vca. Sept. 46 A.D.w Ann ArborxAccounts of expenditures made by Kronion and his colleague Eutychas, the officials of the record-office (grapheion) of Tebtynis, between Aug. 27-Sept. 11, 46 A.D.); they are duplicated in P.Mich. II, 123, Verso, col. VIII, 34-col. IX, 15.9A2Petesouchos son of Besis (see P.Mich. II, p. 228); Heronas (nomographos) (see P.Mich. II, p. 96); Herodes son of Loumos (see also P.Mich. II, 123, Verso, col. V, l. 11); Sagatos (see also P.Mich. II, 123, Verso, col. IX, l.12); Abdoubdas, machairophoros (see P.Mich. II, p. 106; BIFAO 95 [1995] p. 199-200)2ztAccount; Administration; Ethnicity; Feeding; Notary; Police; Price; Priest; Scribe; Tax collection; Writing Material|PHOAccounts of Expenditures1933broken and worn away at the top, left and bottom; many holes and rents in the body of the sheet, some of which may have been present before the papyrus was used1<_600DPIFront_R2><5S5I6:AAdministration; Apprenticeship; Cession; Debt; Deposit; Dowry; Industry; Land ownership; Lease; Loan; Marriage; Mortgage; Notary; Nursing; Paramone (obligation to remain at someone's service); Price; Profession; Salary; Sale; Scribe; Servility; Slave; Woman|PHO6iGt (for a dowry) of 300 drachmai, (made) by Orsenouphis, son of Belphis to his son's wife. (Fee:) 12 drachmai. Contract (for a dowry) of 1,020 silver drachmai, (made) by Chrates to Theoklas. (Fee:) 12 drachmai. In the month of Sebastos. Lease of 7 arourai, (made) by Haryotes to Dios and another. (Fee:) 4 drachmai. Acknowledgment of receipt, (made) by Papontos and another to Pastoous. (Fee:) 8 obols. Lease of 3 arourai of fodder, (made) by Peteeus and his brother to Didymos. (Fee:) 6 obols, Hwhich [he] owes. Lease of 1 1/2 aroura, (made) by Peteeus and another to Alexandros. (Fee:) [6(?)] obols, which [he] owes. Acknowledgment of deposit of 440 silver drachmai, (made) by Kronion to Herakles. (Fee:) 4 drachmai. Agreement of obligation to remain in service (paramone) for the sum of 48 drachmai, (made) by Hermas to Ptolemaios. (Fee:) 2(?) drachmai. Agreement (of - - -) of 40 [silver] drachmai and [3 artabai of barley], (made) by Horonsis [to] Haryotes. (Fee:) 2 drachmai 1 obol. tary,RBa:scribesWsealWsecurityWWWWW WWWWserviceW6WfWpWWWWWWWWGWLWRWkWWWWRW_WbWtWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWW W WWWWWWWWW.W1W6W:W<WJW_WservilityWWWGWLWRWkWWbWWWWWWWWWWWW W WWWWWWWWW.W1W6W:W<WsettlementOWWship8W;W=W>W?W@W8W9WsizeIWslave|WWWWWW/W?WEWWWW<W@WBWIWLWMWQWaWfWhWkWpWWWWWWWWWWW W}WWWyWWWWWWWW W W W WWWWWWWW"W$W-W.W1W3W6W:W;W<W5A.qiofof11/4Vof1the1/10th1/10VVof1the1/12thj1/12VVof1the1/13th1/13VVof1the1/14th1/14VVof1the1/15th1/15VVof1the1/16th1/16VVof1the1/17th1/17VVof1the1/8th1/8VVof1the1/9th1/9VVof1the1/11th1/11VVof101VVof1011/4VVof1011/9VVof101/21/3VVof101/21/31/221/33VVof101/21/3ltshouldbe2/3>VVof101/21/8VVof102/31/131/39VVof102/31/21VV(3C/@:_4hA4C4iA40s+LhA4C4sO1D48A49B4D4R4hB4D4F4H4iA4C4E444C4iA40s+LhA4C44hA4C4iA40s+LhA4C44jA:/_4hA4C4iA40s+LhA4C44hA4C4iA40s+LhA4C44F4jA:/_4hA4C4iA40s+LhA4C44I4iB4D4F4jA:/_4hA4C4iA40s+LhA4C44F4jA:/_4hA4C4iA40s+LhA4C4D4F4jA:/_4hA4C4iA40s+LhA4C4hB4#D3F>Yi@3A3C3E3jB3D3A33C3E3jB3D3A33Feeding; Notary; Police; Price; Priest; Scribe; Tax collection; Writing MaterialAccounts of Expenditures1935B5 4hB, 123 (l. 45)ca. Sept. 46 A.D.Boak AERP.Mich.inv. 698GreekAnn ArborCol. II, l. 28-45: 18top of BPapYesNoTebtynis, Polemonos meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptIn the handwriting of Kronion, son of Apion (Boak)Petesouchos son of Besis (see P.Mich. II, p. 228); Heronas (nomographos) (see P.Mich. II, p. 96); Herodes son of LoCumos (see also P.Mich. II, 123, Verso, col. V, l. 11); Sagatos (see also P.Mich. II, 123, Verso, col. IX, l.12); Abdoubdas, machairophoros (see P.Mich. II, p. 106; BIFAO 95 [1995] p. 199-200)128, col. II, l. 28-45Tebtynis, Polemonos meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptRecto, col. II, l. 28-45PMich IIAccount; Administration; Ethnicity; Feeding; Notary; Police; Price; Priest; Scribe; Tax collection; Writing Materi==8hA28.4 x 4.5 cmJune/July1922; Acquired from Nahman through the British MuseumPhoibammon, hypodektesPHArchive of Dioskoros of Aphrodito.Receipt for payment of 8 carats for the diagraphe524/525 A.D.(?)Gagos TP.Mich.inv. 1051GreekAnn ArborRecto - 4; Verso - 1-PapNoYesfoldsAphrodite (Aphrodito), Antaiopolite nome, province of the Lower Thebais, Thebais, EgyptRecto written across the fibresApollos son of Dioskoros (see J.G. Keenan, Atti del XVII Congresso di Papirologia. III [Napoli, 1984] p.957-963); Phoibammon (son of Triadelphos) (see last T. Gagos, Archiv 43 [1997] p. 368-373); (unnamed) pagarchoi; Phoibammon hypodektes368-373pl. IX, abb. 1Aphrodite (Aphrodito), Antaiopolite nome,75=iof4W6W8W:W;W<W=W>WEWFWHWIWKWMWOWPWQWTWUWXWZW[W_W`WyW{WWWW>top of GPapYesNoTebtynis, Polemonos meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptIn the handwriting of Kronion, son of Apion (Boak)Petesouchos son of Besis128, col. II, l. 28-45Tebtynis, Polemonos meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptRecto, col. II, l. 28-45PMich IIAccount; Administration; Feeding; Notary; Police; Price; Scribe; Writing MaterialAccounts of Expenditures1933broken and worn away at the top, left and bottom; many holes and rents in the body of the sheet, some of which may have been present before the papyrus was used1Recto; Verso is blankDocumentary575?04T 698r_2.bmpU 698r_3.bmpX 698r_e.bmpX 698r_f.bmphA47 x 27.5 cm1921, Acquired by Kelsey from Nahman in CairoKronion son of ApionPHArchive of Kronion son of Apion, nomographos of the grapheion of TebtynisAccounts of expenditures made by Kronion and his colleague Eutychas, the officials of the record-office (grapheion) of Tebtynis, between Aug. 27-Sept. 11, 46 A.D.); they are duplicated in P.Mich. II, 123, Verso, col. VIII, 34-col. IX, 15.BL Xfor the paper tax of the 6th year, 33 other <read: silver?> drachmai 5 obols, which (are) thirty-three <drachmai> five obols, instead of which (we have received) eight staters and 15 obols. And for the charge for making the receipt: 1 obol. And for . . .: 20 silver drachmai. And for the price of 2 papyrus (rolls): 8 silver drachmai. And for black ink: 1 obol. These expenses (were made) through Herodes, son of Loumos. On the 122 jA /  4    L  Z er August 23, 46 A.D. (Recto, col. II-XXII)w Ann Arbor8ARecto, col. II-XXII presents a financial register (anagraphe) of all the documents drawn up day by day in the record-office (grapheion) of Tebtynis during the 6th year of the Emperor Claudius; the writing fee (grammatikon) charged for the preparation of each document is indicated, and periodic summaries of the income and disbursements of the record office are given (See also the accounts of expenditures made by the grapheion official contained in Recto, col. I, and Verso, col. I-XII). - ReBHcto, col. XIX records the documents drawn up between July 14-23, 46 A.D.69Col. III - 46top of GPapYesNoTebtynis, Polemonos meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptIn the handwriting A9komogrammateusofpsenyrisVkomonWNWW`WWWWWqWWWW3W;WfWs<WWopatorassociatesVkomonsonofisidorosfVkomonsonofkalloniosV3Vkoniates}WWkonnasMWkonnosTWvW~WkonnossonofpanesisTV~VkononkW 6WkonopioskonopsiskonyphisWkophe{Wkophos{WkopoizWkopoixylokopoirhabdokopoiartokopoizVkopre4Wkoprea+Wkopreas+WkopresWWW)W4WWWWWW W"2WWWWWWFWqWyWWWW+WMWkopresandunnamedbrother2VkopresasklasVkopreskomogrammateusofkaranisVkopressitologosassociatesVkopressonofheras VkopressonofmouranosyVkopressonoforsenouphiskephaleuteskephalaiotes)VkopressonofpalemonFVkopressonofpannousVkopressonofptollarionVkopriaWkopriasWkopriaslenaeitesV>S48does!Wdoesn'tWdoingSWdolerW5GY6hGhes (see also P.Mich. V, 240, l. 39); [[Panesneus]]; Tasoykis (see also P.Mich. V, 240, l. 39); Petesouchos son of Apoulas (see also P.Mich. II, 123, Recto, col. II, l. 32; V, 240, l. 40); Papnebtynis (see also P.Mich. V, 240, l. 41); Apynchis son of Pseoueis (see also P.Mich. II, 123, Recto, col. XVIII, l. 20; V, 240, l. 41); (another?) Didymos (see also P.Mich. V, 240, l. 42); Stotoetis (see also P.Mich. V, 240, l. 42); (another?) Didymos (see also P.Mich. V, 240, l. 43); Thaubas (see alHso P.Mich. V, 240, l. 43); Seras (see also P.Mich. V, 240, l. 43); Phasos (see also P.Mich. V, 240, l. 44); Kronion (see also P.Mich. V, 240, l. 44); Marepsemis (see also P.Mich. V, 240, l. 45); Eutychos (see also P.Mich. V, 240, l. 45); Hatres (& unnamed wife) (see also P.Mich. V, 238, l. 7; 240, l. 46); Didyme (see also P.Mich. V, 238, l.7; 240, l. 46); (another?) Kronion (see also P.Mich. V, 240, l. 47); Assythmis (see also P.Mich. V, 240, l. 47); Taarmiysis (see also P.Mich. V, 240, l.5H5F6hEontos (see also P.Mich. V, 240, l. 27); [Konon] (see also P.Mich. V, 240, l. 27); (another?) [Heras (& unnamed wife)] (see also P.Mich. V, 240, l. 30); Orsenouphis, halopoles (see also P.Mich. V, 240, l. 31); (unnamed) halopolai; (another?) Herakles (see also P.Mich. V, 240, l. 32); Paas (see also P.Mich. V, 240, l. 32); Herakles son of Aphrodisios (see P.Mich. II, p. 218; V, p. 381; and add P.Mich. II, 123, Recto, col. XIX, l. 8); Sigeris (see also P.Mich. V, 240, l. 34); (another?) KroniFon (see also P.Mich. V, 240, l. 34); (another?) Didymos (see also P.Mich. V, 240, l. 35); Onnophris (see also P.Mich. V, 240, l. 35); Apynchis (see also P.Mich. V, 240, l. 36); Maron (son of Bryon) (see also P.Mich. V, 240, l. 36); Apollarion <read: Apollonarion> (see also P.Mich. V, 240, l. 37); Galates (see also P.Mich. V, 240, l. 37); (another?) Galates (see also P.Mich. V, 238, l. 10; 240, l. 38); Tesenouphis (& unnamed wife) (see also P.Mich. V, 238, l. 10; 240, l. 38); Thenmenc5I5G6hC698GreekAnn ArborCol. III - 46top of BPapYesNoA subscription of the contract recorded in col. III, l. 5 has been conserved: P.Mich. V, 339.Tebtynis, Polemonos meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptIn the handwriting of Kronion, son of Apion (Boak)Kronion [son of Soterichos] (see P.Mich. II, p.222; P.Mich. V, 240, l. 22); Posis (see also P.Mich. V, 240,D l. 23) Herakles son of Didymos (see also P.Mich. II, 123, Recto, col. VI, l. 6; P. Mich. V, 240, l. 23; 30); Heras (see also P.Mich. V, 240, l. 24); Didymos (see also P.Mich. V, 240, l. 24); Orseus (see also P.Mich. V, 240, l. 25); Apollonios (see also P.Mich. V, 240, l. 25); Haryotes (presbyteros, son of Herodion), husband of Taorsenouphis (see also P.Mich. V, 240, l. 26; 323; 339); Taorsenouphis (daughter of Aphrodisios), wife of Haryotes (see also P.Mich. V, 240, l. 26; 339, l. 2); Pap5:5H6hA47 x 27.5 cm1921, Acquired by Kelsey from Nahman in CairoKronion son of ApionPHArchive of Kronion son of Apion, nomographos of the grapheion of TebtynisFinancial register (anagraphe), of documents drawn up in the record-office (grapheion) of Tebtynis at the end of the 6th year and at the beginning of the 7th year of the emperor Claudius (Aug.-Sept. 46 A.D.); the writing fee (grammatikon) charged for the preBparation of each document is indicated. This is duplicated in P.Mich. V, 240, l. 22-64; entries for some contracts are also duplicated in P.Mich. V, 238, col. I.BL III, 108 (l. 2; 3; 5; 10; 11; 14; 16; 19; 20; 21; 32; 39; 40; 45; 46); BL IX, 159 (l. 5). - L. 17: read 4,900 instead of 4,080 or 4,086 (as in P.Mich. V, 240, l. 37). - L. 25: read cho(rou) aro(uron) 6, instead of: chl(oron) aro(uron). (PH)ca. Sept. 46 A.D.Boak AERP.Mich.inv. 45"39Bee also P.Mich. V, 240, l. 3); Mesoueris (see also P.Mich. V, 240, l. 4); [Eirenes] (Eirenaios) (see also P.Mich. V, 240, l. 4); Ischyrion (see also P.Mich. V, 240, l. 4); Papontos (see also P.Mich. V, 240, l. 5); [Herakles] (see also P.Mich. V, 240, l. 5); Ptolemaios (see also P.Mich. V, 240, l. 6); Siliboeis (& unnamed wife) (see also P.Mich. V, 240, l. 6); Heron, husband of Herais (see also P.Mich. V, 240, l. 7); Heraeis (Herais), wife of Heron (see also P.Mich. V, 240, l. 7); Stratos (Csee also P.Mich. V, 240, l. 8); [Heron] (see also P.Mich. V, 240, l. 8); Haryotes (see also P.Mich. V, 240, l. 9); Orsenouphis (see also P.Mich. V, 240, l. 9); (another?) Areios (see also P.Mich. V, 240, l. 10); (another?) Herakles (see also P.Mich. V, 240, l. 10); Marous(?) (see also P.Mich. V, 240, l. 11); Haryotes (see also P.Mich. V, 240, l. 11); Onnophris (see also P.Mich. V, 240, l. 12); Marsisouchos (see also P.Mich. V, 240, l. 12); Thenmarsisouchos (see also P.Mich. V, 240, l. 13);5(5L6KBL III, 108 (l. 2; 3; 5; 10; 11; 14; 16; 19; 20; 21; 32; 39; 40; 45; 46); BL IX, 159 (l. 5). - L. 17: read 4,900 instead of 4,080 or 4,086 (as in P.Mich. V, 240, l. 37). - L. 25: read cho(rou) aro(uron) 6, instead of: chl(oron) aro(uron). (PH)UYesVtop of BWNoX-1921, Acquired by Kelsey from Nahman in Cairo[/Register of Documents Prepared at the Grapheion\ 47 x 27.5 cm_]A subscription of the contract recorded in col. III, l. 5 has been conserved: P.Mich. V, 339.n15 X 22 cm24-5008B-G x 14Unknown tax-collectorPHReceipt for the delivery of tax grain by SerenusBL X, 293 (date)Sept. 27, 272 or 278 A.D.Amundsen LO.Mich.inv. 4396GreekCairo3OstNoNoprobably Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptSerenus158Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptOMich ITax collection; Taxation (Land)Receipt for Delivery in Kind1935Complete1Recto; Verso is blankDocumentary4396o.bmp<_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_6000 hEPtolemais, Ptolemaios) (& unnamed wife); Herodes; (another?) Orseus; Herodion; Psyphis; Thaubastis; Chrates; (unnamed) son of Tapellichis; Eus, kepouros; Didymos; (another?) Eus; Herakles; Thaesis (wife of Harmiysis); Harmiysis (husband of Thaesis); Mystharion, Tristomites; Labesis; Herakleides, kepouros; Pastoous son of Taltis (see also P.Mich. II, 123, Recto, col. XVIII, 12); Thenpetsoykis (& unnamed husband); Anoubion; (another?) Herakles; another Herakles; Eutychas (grapheion official)F; (another?) Orseus; Apollonios; Dioskourides; Heraklea, wife of Heronas; Heronas, husband of Heraklea; Kronion; Tenouphis; (another?) Orseus; Taonnophris; (another?) Herodes; Lysimachos; Peteesis (& unnamed wife); (another?) Herakleides; (another?) Lysimachos; Leonides; Mysthas; Psenkebkis son of Laches; Hatres son of Panesis; Orsenouphis alias Herodes; Peteeus; Thenatymis; (another?) Herodes; Panesis; (another?) Kronion; (another?) Orseus; (another?) Maron; (another?) Psenkebkis (& unnam5T5:_69Hon (see also P.Mich. V, 240, l. 57); (another?) Herakles (see also P.Mich. V, 240, l. 57); Hermas (see also P.Mich. V, 238, l. 21; 240, l. 58); Ptolemaios (see also P.Mich. V, 238, l. 21; 240, l. 58); Horonsis (see also P.Mich. V, 240, l. 59); Haryotes (son of Paches) (see also P.Mich. V, 240, l. 59); Polykrates (see also P.Mich. V, 240, l. 60); Panoueites (see also P.Mich. V, 240, l. 60); Mieus (see also P.Mich. V, 238, l. 24; 240, l. 61); (another?) Herakles (see also P.Mich. V, 238, l. IW25; 240, l. 62); Harmaeis (& unnamed mother) (see also P.Mich. V, 238, l. 11 and 25; 240, l. 62); Tapontos (& unnamed husband: Harmiysis) (see also P.Mich. V, 238, l. 27-28; 240, l. 63); (another?) Kronion (see also P.Mich. V, 238, l. 27-28; 240, l. 63); Taonnophris (see also P.Mich. V, 240, l. 64); Stotoetis (see also P.Mich. V, 240, l. 64):cto, col. IIIPMich IIAdministration; Apprenticeship; Cession; Debt; Deposit; Dowry; Industry; Land ownership5N5S69FP.Mich. V, 240, l. 47); Assythmis (see also P.Mich. V, 240, l. 47); Taarmiysis (see also P.Mich. V, 240, l. 48-49); Herakleides (see also P.Mich. V, 240, l. 48); Aphrodite (see also P.Mich. V, 240, l. 49); Herodes Baroei (see also P.Mich. V, 240, l. 50); (another?) Herakleides (see also P.Mich. V, 240, l. 50); Orsenouphis son of Belphis (& unnamed son & daughter-in-law) (see also P.Mich. II, p. 224; V, p. 389); Chrates (see also P.Mich. V, 240, l. 52); Theoklas (see also P.Mich. V, 240, l.G 52); Haryotes (see also P.Mich. V, 238, l. 5; 240, l. 53); Dios (see also P.Mich. V, 238, l. 5; 240, l. 53); (another?) Papontos (see also P.Mich. V, 238, l. 6; 240, l. 54); Pastoous (see also P.Mich. V, 238, l. 6; 240, l. 54); Peteeus (Peteus) (& unnamed brother) (see also P.Mich. V, 238, l. 14-15; 24; 240, l. 55-56; 61); Didymos (son of Telesis) (see P.Mich. II, p. 215; P.Mich. V, 238, l. 14; 240, l. 55); Alexandros (Alexas) (see also P.Mich. V, 238, l. 15; 240, l. 56); (another?) Kroni:<ZAP.Mich.inv. 1271BSecond text (recto, col. III)CPapDIArchive of Kronion son of Apion, nomographos of the grapheion of TebtynisEEdgerton WF-Husselman EMFPMich VG340, recto, col. IIIH1944UYesVBWNoX4Acquired from Nahman; reached the University in 1923[Agreement not to Prosecute\ 40 x 28 cm]Kcol. III, l. 26 (the one half-missing): a little scrap folded in the middlenRecto: medium-sized cursive, resembling that of P.Mich. V, 244 and almost certainly penned by the writer of P.Mich. V, 226; Verso: a sloping cursive different from the hand on the recto (Boak)(4337@'/4650ar@5_4715arabmp@34966f1@&5006r@3M5337r@$5437r@35503cr@,5838r@5988r@'36185r@=622rdbmp@622rnbmp@/l6312r@>631r@>635r@>640r@6451ar@>668r@>687r@96923r@4i698r@>731rabmp@>76-75@'1966r2bbmp@1b966v4bbmp@1'/3X4650arW4650arbmpV4650br6W4650brbmp6V4666arW4666arabmpV4666arbbmpV4666brW4666brabmpV4666crW4666crabmpV4680rW4680rabmpV4680rbbmpV4682rW4682rabmpV4682rbbmpV4682rcbmpV4684rW4684rabmpV4688rW4688rabmpV4690rW4690rabmpV4690rbbmpV4694rW4694rabmpV4694rbbmpV4695rW4695rabmpV4695rbbmpV4696rW4696rabmpV4696rbbmpV4703rW4703rabmpV4703rbbmpV4703rcbmpV4714rW4714rabmpV4714rbbmpV4715arZWWarZWWWarZWWWarZWWWWWW13431)284-286Philadelpheia, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, EgyptEdgar CC28PMich I1931SB III 6798Recto & VersoAegyptus 3Bu }AP.Mich.inv. 5426B a - RectoCPapEPearl OMF Aegyptus 31G227-8H1951J SB VI 9231, 3KBL V, 111 (on lines 4-5)UNoV-WNoX 28-BS135-Ewe are to send Styrax with him in order that we may keep an eye on the prices; for we know him to be reliable in such affairs. We have brought down also the lots of wine that were at Ptolemais. Send me word where I am to obtain corn for Ammonios the miller and how much I am to give him for the preparation of flour. We have also given Pyrrhichos 10 drachmai for traDvelling expenses. Farewell. Year 29, Mecheir 5. (Verso) To Zenon. (2nd hand: docket) Year 29, Peritios embolimos 6. From Sosos, asking whether he is to send Styrax with Pyrrhichos.jdone, on the orig. SCANNEDk publishedlGC.C. Edgar, Aegyptus 4 (1923) p. 79; U. Wilcken, Archiv 7 (1924) p. 245p10/7/97}AP.Mich.inv. 5426B a - RectoCPapEPearl OMF Aegyptus 31G227-8H1951J SB VI 9231, 3KBL V, 111 (on lines 4-5)UNoV-WNoX 28-BS135-E & VersoS DocumentaryT45r.bmp5b5gˆDhEalso P.Mich. V, 323a; P.Tebt. II, 383); Marsisouchos son of Marsisouchos (= Marres son of Marres), hiereus; Thenapynchis (deceased), thesaurophylax, mother of Apynchis; Apynchis, son of Harmiysis and Thenapynchis, husband of Thaesis; Thaesis, wife of Apynchis; (unnamed) hiereis of Kronos; Tiberius, Emperor; (unnamed) epistates of Tebtynis226 (Greek text only)Tebtynis, Polemonos meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptPMich VAgricultureF; Building; Illiteracy; Justice; Lease; Priest; Religion; Taxation (Land); WomanPetition to a Strategos1944nearly complete and in good condition1Recto; Verso is blankDocumentary1269r.bmp<_600DPIFront_R1>1269r_a.bmp<_600DPIFront_R2>1269r_b.bmp<_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R65p5aˆDhCP.Mich.inv. 126947 lines in Greek; 3 in DemoticAnn Arbor50-PapNoYesblack glassTebtynis, Polemonos meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptThe 1st hand is a neatly written upright cursive; the second is much less well formed and is irregular. (Boak)Asklepiades, strategos of the Polemonos meris; Marepsemis son of Marepsemis, (hiereus), hegoumenos (Dof the priests of Kronos); Marsisouchos son of Sigeris (Sikeris), (hiereus), hegoumenos (of the priests of Kronos); Pachis son of Marepsemis, (hiereus), hegoumenos (of the priests of Kronos); Petosiris son of Pakebis (Pakebkis), (hiereus), grammateus (of the priests of Kronos); Panesis (Panisis) son of Pakebkis, hiereus; Marepkamis (Marepkemis, Marepakamis) son of Marepkamis, hiereus; Marepsemis son of Marepsemis (alias) Pesouris, hiereus; Onnophris son of Psyphis (Psoiphis), hiereus (see J13.5x30cm#V13.5x7.2cmEV13.5x9.5cmV13.6 WAWWWW13.6x5.2cmV13.6x9.2cm V13.7W<WaWWyWWSW13.7x10.7cmV13.7x12.1cmSV13.7x29.7cmyV13.8!W=WWUWWHW W13.8x17cmV13.8x21.2cmV13.8x8.5cm V13.9W3WW%WW W13.9x15cmV13.9x20cmV13.9x9.2cm%V130W130x33.5cmV1341W1365aW1368W14`WWWWcl 8jtheWWWWWWWWWW W W WWWWWWWWWWWW%W)WVWWWXWYWZW[W\W]W^W_W`WaWbWcWdWeWfWgWhWiWjWkWlWmWnWoWpWqWrWsWtWuWvWwWxWyWzW{W|W}W~WWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWW W W W W WWWWWWWWWWWWWW:5sˆXhA9 x 10 cmJune/July1922; Acquired from Nahman through the British MuseumOrsenouphis alias Chales, son of PapontosPHArchive of Kronion son of Apion, nomographos of the grapheion of TebtynisBeginning of a petition, addressed to Tiberius Claudius Chrysermos, strategos of the division of Polemon, by Orsenouphis alias Chales, son of Papontos, concerning his niece ThasosBefore 47 A.D.BoakB AERArsinoite nome; Tebtynis, Polemonos merisP.Mich.inv. 936GreekAnn Arbor13EPapYesNoTebtynis, Polemonos meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptThe writing is a definitely formed cursive of medium size; see also P.Mich. V, 231 (Boak)Tiberius Claudius Chrysermos, strategos (of the Polemonos meris) of the Arsinoite nome; Orsenouphis alias"*Sboughtin1982sVVVVVboughtinjuly1925fromkondiliosVbritish`WRWVWWW/W8W\W^WoWrW{WWWWWWWWWW#W$W%W1W2WWWWWWWWWW)W*WLWMWNWOWPWQWRWSWTWUWVWWWXWYWZW[W\WWW^W_W`WaWtWuWWWWWWWWWWWWWW5W:WWWWVWYW_WpWWWWWWWnW{WW W W W W WWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWW W!W"W#W$W%W&W'W(W)W*W+W,W-W.W8W:W;W<W=W>WTWUWXW_W`WxWbroughtVW{WWWWWbroughtfromegyptbysirewallisbudgeofthebritishmuseVV{Vbroughttothebritishmuseumbynahmanonjuly171930purcVVVbrummer}WW!W5a5hˆDhG><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8> XiATo Asklepiades, strategos of the division of Polemon, from Marepsemis, son of Marepsemis, and Marsisouchos, son of Sigeris, and Pachis, son of Marepsemis, all three presidents, and Petosiris, son of Pakebkis, secretary, and Panesis, son of Pakebkis, and Marepkamis, son of Marepkamis, and Marepsemis, son of Marepsemis (also called) Pesouris, and Onnophris, son of Psyphis, and Marsisouchos, son of Marsisouchos, all nine presidents and secretary and (representative) of the tribes of the same e, H.C. Youtie remarked that the nine priests are not 8 hegoumenoi and 1 grammateus, but 3 hegoumenoi, 1 grammateus, and 5 priests, each representing one of the 5 phylai. (PH)March 27-April 25, 37 A.D.Boak AERPolemonos meris; Tebtynis5g8ˆDiBpriests of Tebtynis of Kronos the mighty god, great and greatest. Whereas for a long time past right up to the present year and day we have been renting to the deceased granary guard Thenapynchis and her living son Apynchis, son of Harmiysis, and his wife Thaesis, in the aforesaid village village of Tebtynis of Kronos the mighty god, great and greatest, the granary in use in which there are a tower and another tower adjacent to it and a gateway, and whereas when we and our other priests toCok back from the aforesaid Apynchis and his wife Thaesis the granary in which were some of the equipment and doors which he had received, we found in the present month Pharmouthi, of the present 23rd year of Tiberius Caesar Augustus, that the doors which belonged there had been carried off by them and that the granary was not plastered as they received it, so that we have been prevented entirely from being able to bring into the said granary the wheat and barley which we measure out to the8`ˆDiFion). jdone on the orig. conservation13; scanned; checked Traianos: check Acquisition field (it had "1921, 1922; Acquired by University of Michigan"); check also note in the correction field.k publishedleH.C. Youtie, ZPE 21 (1976) p. 196-198 (includes a translation of the Demotic text by K.-Th. Zauzich).p3/19/98s1352 one of the 5 phylai. (PH)UNoV-WYesX>bought from Nahman; reached the University of Michigan in 1923[Petition to a Strategos\ 13.5 x 29 cm] black glassn<_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8> c1'5fascWfasciiisupVfirstEWfrWfragmentWiWGWWiiWiiiWWWWinvWivWlWEWWRWoW#W+WYWWlviilxxlxximichWn`WaWW W*WnoWofGWonGWonlyuWWWEWWWRWoWYWpGWW WW,WWWWp436no20VpalauWpg W*Wpg50n20 Vpg8n19*VrectoWWWWWribesWsGWsecondDWseeWWsupWtextWGWtheGWd and is irregular. (Boak)Asklepiades, strategos of the Polemonos meris; Marepsemis son of Marepsemis, (hiereus), hegoumenos (of the priests of Kronos); Marsisouchos son of Sigeris (Sikeris), (hiereus), hegoumenos (of the priests of Kronos); Pachis son of Marepsemis, (hiereus), hegoumenos (of the priests of Kronos); Petosiris son of Pakebis (Pakebkis), (hiereus), grammateus (of the priests of Kronos); Panesis (Panisis) son oQ\XlPWW#5W<WBJMWNWRW]WĂ߂st|~ӂԂՂւڂz{WWHgWsWl9temporaryVVlsealinlocker18shelf165V<VRV]VlseealsooversizeboxRVlwith3141MVlwith3142NVlarge`Wlargefoldersincase197`Vlk'sIWWloanW WW4WlockerDWEWtWWW>WZWaWW2WWWWW"W5W<WRW]WoWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWMWWWWMWMWMWWWWWMWMWMWWmWWWW W W W W WWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWW W!W"W#W$W%W&W'W(W)W*W+W,WtWlocker19shelf11Vlocker20shelf1Vlocker20shelf11fragmentblanknotrelatedinfolderVlocker3tgtVlocker3W<.7RˆP@<0x)O:hB:D"iA7oˆQ@:D:9A#hA7aC7cE7uiB>qˆR@7`s7[9A7UO7NhB7PD7QF7XiA7YC=KE$G>sˆS@7dA7\y5hA5C5E5iB;ˆT@%8A:BhA&C:CiA:Dj>uˆU@5{:hB:D:NiB:ˆVs>vz=hB:D(iA=C3kE=ˆW@=X9B:hB:D:iA)C>wˆX@:u:hA5eC5siA5viA)C>wˆX@:u:hA5eC5siA5vDhA:CC&iA:Bk:NiA7NC7UE7[G7\ˆSD%z5hB5D5iA5C;ˆT@58A:DhA:CC&iA:Bk:N9ˆgn5hA5C5ˆh@:hA;ˆihA<ˆjhA=ˆk[7:9A7P7Hˆl@>hA?ˆmhA@ˆnhAAˆohgagostVVV8VgagostburnsbemackaycrVgagostsijpesteijnpjVV|V}V~VVgagost-koenenl-mcnellenbeNVgagost-sijpesteijnpj>Vgagost-sijpesteinpjVgagost-vanminnenp.V/V0VOVgalloWWgalloiVVgaraWWWWWWWgaraaVVVVVVVgeissenOWgeissenaOVgignacW W&W'WW%WgignacftV V&V'VV%VgmWWWWCWDWEWFW\W]WWWWWWWWWWW=W>W?W@WAWBWCWDWEWFWGWHWIWLWVWWWXWYWZW[W\W hegoumenos (of the priests of Kronos); Marsisouchos son of Sigeris (Sikeris), (hiereus), hegoumenos (of the priests of Kronos); Pachis son of Marepsemis, (hiereus), hegoumenos (of the priests of Kronos); Petosiris son of Pakebis (Pakebkis), (hiereus), grammateus (of the priests of Kronos); Panesis (Panisis) son o5q5bˆDhA13.5 x 29 cmbought from Nahman; reached the University of Michigan in 1923Marepsemis son of Marepsemis and 8 other high-ranking priests of the temple of Kronos at TebtynisPHArchive of Kronion son of Apion, nomographos of the grapheion of TebtynisPetition addressed to Asklepiades, strategos of the division of Polemon, by nine men who represent the tribes of priests in the service of the god Kronos at TebtyniBs, to complain of difficulties encountered by them in dealing with former lessees of a granary belonging to the templeBL VII, 110 (lines 23, 34, 39, 42). - In an unpublished, handwritten note, H.C. Youtie remarked that the nine priests are not 8 hegoumenoi and 1 grammateus, but 3 hegoumenoi, 1 grammateus, and 5 priests, each representing one of the 5 phylai. (PH)March 27-April 25, 37 A.D.Boak AERPolemonos meris; Tebtynis5r5pˆD9Bemis son of Marepsemis (alias) Pesouris, hiereus; Onnophris son of Psyphis (Psoiphis), hiereus (see also P.Mich. V, 323a; P.Tebt. II, 383); Marsisouchos son of Marsisouchos (= Marres son of Marres), hiereus; Thenapynchis (deceased), thesaurophylax, mother of Apynchis; Apynchis, son of Harmiysis and Thenapynchis, husband of Thaesis; Thaesis, wife of Apynchis; (unnamed) hiereis of Kronos; Tiberius, Emperor; (unnamed) epistates of Tebtynisz[Agriculture; Building; Illiteracy; Justice; Lease; Priest; Religion; Taxation (Land); Woman{Polemonos meris; Tebtynis|PHO227Tebtynis, Polemonos meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptPMich VFamily; Justice; Profession; Violence; WomanPetition to a Strategos1944broken off at the bottom1Recto; Verso is blankDocumentary<_600DPIFront_R1>936r_a.bmp<_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>irsenouphis alias:>xˆYiAI, Herakla, daughter of Harmiysis, with my guardian, my own husband Tithoueis, son of Herodes, and the sons of my dead sister Taonbesis, Harpaesis and Pannos, both sons of Harpaesis, and Apynchis, son of Apynchis, all four acknowledge that we have sold to Sadalas and Nikon, the two sons of Sadalas, in accordance with this sale, from the present day forever, to each of them a half share, common and undivided, fo the half share that belongs to us of the house that has fallen to pieces and ofB the court that adjoins it, and of all the appurtenances, in the village of Theogonis in the same division, common and undivided. The neighbors of the whole house and court are on the south the lots of the sons of Alkimos and others, on the north the entrance and exit of Thaubarion, daughter of Bremon, on the west the wine press of the sons of Alkimos and others, and in part the court of Peteesis, son of Peteesis, son of Belles, on the east the royal road. And we have received from the afo5r+ˆk publishedp3/19/98s2881trategos of the division of Polemon, by Thouonis, son of Akousilaos, who complains that he and his wife Tanouris have been abused and that his wife has been brutally mishandled by Bentetis, a herdsman of Oxyrhyncha.yThouonis son of Akousilaos, husband of Tanouris; Tanouris daughter of Heronas, wife of Thouonis; Bentetis son of Bentetis, probatoktenotrophos; Claudius, emperor; (unnamed) prosbyteroi (presbyteroi)z;Birth; Health; Justice; Profession; Salary; Violence; Woman{7Areos kome, Polemonos meris, Arsinoite nome; Oxyrhyncha|PHOQEither Areos kome or Tebtynis, Polemonos meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptPIn excellent conditionQ1RRecto; Verso is blankS DocumentaryT658r.bmpX 658r_a.bmpX 658r_b.bmpY 658r_c.bmpY 658r_d.bmphus Imperator, the 27th of the month Neos Sebastos. Thouonis, about 26 years old, with a scar on the left side of his neck and on his left forearm.j)done on the orig.; conservation13 scannedsti5s*ˆXiA=To Tiberius Claudius Chrysermos, strategos of the Arsinoite nome, from Orsenouphis, also called Chales, son of Papontos, a weaver of Tebtynis, in the division of Polemon. 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On the 5th of Tybi of the present 8th year of Tiberius Claudius Caesar Augustus Germanicus Imperator, while I was at work in the vineyard, which I have rented from Ischyrion, son of Ptolemaios, near Talei, I found Patynion, son of Herakleides, and his son . . . in the act of driving . . . mules among the vegetables sown between the vine stocks, and when I remonstrated with them, they both es; Claudius, emperor; Ischyrion son of Ptolemaios; Patynion son of Heraklides; [- - -] son of Patynion; (unnamed) archephodos of Talei229Tebtynis, Polemonos meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptPMich VAgriculture; Animal; Justice; Police; ViolencePetition to a Strategos1944badly rubbed and somewhat crumple55uˆiBs Caesar Augustus Germanicus Imperator. While I was having a reckoning with Bentetis, son of Bentetis, a herdsman of Oxyrhyncha in the same division, regarding pay and allowances which he owes me, he then, not wishing to pay me but to cheat me, acted insultingly to me and to my wife Tanouris, daughter of Heronas, in the aforesaid Areos kome. And besides this he also mercilessly inflicted on my wife Tanouris many blows on whatever parts of her body he could, although she was pregnant, with Cthe result that she gave birth to a dead child and she herself is confined to bed and is in danger of her life. Therefore I ask you to write to the elders of Oxyrhyncha to send the accused to you for the coming assizes. Farewell. The eighth year of Tiberius Claudius Caesar Augustus Germanicus Imperator, the 27th of the month Neos Sebastos. 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(2nd hand) To Apollonios, strategos of the Arsinoite nome, from Thouonis, son of Akousilaos, of Areos kome of the division of Polemon, the 26th of the present month Neos Sebastos of the 8th year of Tiberius Claudiu1Recto; Verso is blankDocumentary658r55ˆhCn: what is the white stuff that appears on many letters, mainly on the left side? - Folded on l. 20, unfortunately.Either Areos kome or Tebtynis, Polemonos meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptThe first hand is in a small cursive; the second is a large upright cursive written with considerable care and with great regularity in the form and size of the letters (Boak)Thouonis son of Akousilaos, husband of Tanouris; Tanouris daughter of Heronas, wiDfe of Thouonis; Bentetis son of Bentetis, probatoktenotrophos; Claudius, emperor; (unnamed) prosbyteroi (presbyteroi)228Tebtynis, Polemonos meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptPMich VBirth; Health; Justice; Profession; Salary; Violence; WomanPetition to a Strategos1944In excellent condition1Recto; Verso is blankDocumentary658r.=-5ˆhA13 x 28 cm1921: acquired by Kelsey from Nahman in CairoThouonis son of AkousilaosPHArchive of Kronion son of Apion, nomographos of the grapheion of TebtynisPetition addressed to Apollonios, strategos of the division of Polemon, by Thouonis, son of Akousilaos, who complains that he and his wife Tanouris have been abused and that his wife has been brutally mishandled by Bentetis, a herdsman of Oxyrhyncha.Nov. 23, 47 A.D.Boak AERAreos kome, Polemonos meris, Arsinoite nome; OxyrhynchaP.Mich.inv. 658GreekAnn Arbor32-PapNoNoThe notation occupying the first four lines of the text is a brief summary of certain significant items concerning the petition made by a clerk of the grapheion other than the writer of the petition itself.Questioked2Z>S8divisionW-Wdivisions|WWWdivorceWWBWWdivorcingWWWWWWdo`WaWWWSWoWdocketCWTWWWWWWWdoctrineyWdocumentWWWWZW WvWWWWWWWW?W@WzWWWWW W W W W WWWWWWWWWWWWWWW.W1W2W3W6W:W;W<W=W>WAWFWJWNWdocumentaddressedtoadioecetesprobablyarequesttobeaVdocumentofuncertainnaturementioningthebodyofmagistraJVdocumentofuncertainnatureperhapsacensusdeclarationAVdocumentofuncertainnatureproceedingsofatown-councilpNVdocumentsummarizingreportsfromvillageofficialsofthehVdocumentsWWW3WOWbWlW|W}WWW W W W W WWWWWWWWWWWWWWW.W1W2W3W6WM)9thouonissonofonnophrisVthrakidasWWthrakidasgymnasiarchosbibliophylaxVVthrakosWthrakosthrakosepimeletesVthrasipposWthrason$WaWfWthrasonseeprosptoli128fVthrasonseeprosptoli128paplugdbatxxip345aVthrasyllosWWWthraxWcWthroughWthyion]Wthyionos]WthymosWWthyrouros}WWWthysion`WaWti}WWthysion`WaWti}Wi}Wti}Wi}WXSdC;argaitidosaWargaitidosdioryxkaranisaVargaitisWW=WGWargaitisphialeVargaitisphialecanal=VGVargeades]WargeiWargeiasWargiasWWaristokleous}WWarkadiaWrWarkadiaarcadiaVarkadonWqWarkadoneparchiaoxyrynchitonpolisVrkaioscWarouraiWarsinoeWTWW /WSWYWZW^W`WpWW WWWarsinoeaigyptiosoxyrhynchitenomeVarsinoehedionos/VYVZV`VpVarsinoepataramendes^VarsinoeitesWarsinoeitonpWarsinoeus]WarsinoitetWWCWFW[WWWWWWpWWWrWWW>W]WbWqWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWW WWWWWWWWW"W$W4W<W>W@WCWFWHWIWKWakleidoumerisVO?%AiconfinementWconfirmWWWWconfirmationyWWFWLWkWWWWWWWWW.W3W<Wconfirmed"WWW.Wconfirming>WconfiscatedWconflictsWconformableWconformably7WconformingWconformityW@WWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWconfrintations|WconfrontedVWconjunctionWyWconnectionWconnectionsWWWWconnivancevWconsSWconscienceWWconsentqWgWWWWyWWWW2W7W8W=W>W?WBWMWPWWW\W]WdWiWjWqWtWWWW9W:WBWmWWWWW?W*WnW|W}WWWWWWWWWWWconsequenceWWconsequencesWWconsequentlyWZWconsidernWconsiderable$WZW229Tebtynis, Polemonos meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptPMich VAgriculture; Animal; Justice; Police; ViolencePetition to a Strategos1944badly rubbed and somewhat crumpleDd, so that the writing is very indistinct in many places1Recto and VersoDocumentary660r.bmp660v.bmp<_600DPIFront_R1>660r_a.bmp<_600DPIFront_R2>660r_b.bmp<_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1>660v_a.bmp<_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBaRquestionwhatisthewhitestuffthatappearsonmanyletterVquidoWWrare{WKWratherOWWWWreadWWreadingfWhWWWreadingsWWWWWXWreadyWrealignDWEWOWWWW]WWWWWWWW%WOW_WaWfWhWlWrW}WWWWWWWW`WmWWAWWWYW_W`W}W~WWWrealignabitperhapsnotworthreopeningVrealignafewfibresOV_V}VVrealignfibrestoprightanythingtodowiththebottomprob%VrealignfoldscheckversoforfoldingsrVrealignlowerpart1-2cmtoomuchtotherightseerightko_Vrealignnotsureit'spossibleifnotnoreasontoopenmVrealignpartslines20-21smallfragmenttobeunfoldedVrealignpartsofcolitopifpossiblealsoincoliiVrealignputthisfragmentinaseparateglassYVrealignseerecto`V5564WWkWuWWWW&WgW409WJWwW40-41bW|W}W40-41adbV|V}V41WWW8@bˆiCent sixteenth year of Tiberius Caesar Augustus, the lease for this same year remaining valid for the tenant. And my wife, who lives with me legally, Thermouthis, daughter of Alkimos, consents to the sale and agrees not to proceed against it forever and not to bring any claim and that no one else shall do so in her behalf as aforesaid. I, Kronion, wrote for my wife since she is illiterate, and I am her appointed guardian.j3done on the orig.; conservation14; scanned; checkedk publishedp4/14/98s2949en he remonstrated with them, they set upon him and beat him severelylyApollonios, strategos of the Polemonos meris; Petsiris son of Phoulemis, Talites; Claudius, emperor; Ischyrion son of Ptolemaios; Patynion son of Heraklides; [- - -] son of Patynion; (unnamed) archephodos of Taleiz.Agriculture; Animal; Justice; Police; Violence{Arsinoite nome; Talei; Talites|PHOLEither Talei or Tebtynis, Polemonos meris, Arsinoite nome, province of Egypty placesQ15~OtˆiBheaped unseemly insults upon me and in addition beat me unmercifully on any part of my body that they could, and struck me on the side with their fists, so that now I am confined to bed and am in danger of my life. Therefore I ask you to write to the archephodos of Talei to send the accused to you for the coming assizes. Farewell. The eighth year of Tiberius Claudius Caesar Augustus Germanicus Imperator, Tybi 9. Petsiris, about 45 years old, bald, with a scar on the top of his left eyebrowC along the edge.j#done on the orig.; scanned; checkedk publishedl!C.B.Welles, AJPh 67 (1946) p. 89.p3/19/98ˆAP.Mich.inv. 659CPapDIArchive of Kronion son of Apion, nomographos of the grapheion of TebtynisEBoak AERFPMich VG353H1944K&BL VI, 82 (l. 12); BL VIII, 213 (l. 1)UNoV-WNoX-1921, Acquired by Kelsey from Nahman in Cairo[Guarantee of Immunity\ 10 x 28 cm] check fibresnWTWUWXWZW[W$=9isi6isiak%W0Wisiakisaac%Visiakisakisaacsonofisionseealsoomichi2160VisiasWyWisidWFWkWnWoW WWW W WisideiosWisidiopresvWwWisidiopresltorforisisopresoaphresgtsonofheronvVwVisidoraW&WUWWWW+~WisidoradaughterofptolemaiosVVisidoramotherofheliodora&VisidorianusWisidorosqW}WRWtW~WWFWWWWWWW.4W8WSWWWWW+W.WW<WisidorosaliasharsiesisVisidoroskatasporeusoftheherakleidoumerisVisidorospediophylaxUVisidorosseealsopnyu11-11aVisidorossitologosofkaranisVisidorossonofakousilaosVisidorossonofalexandrosVisidorossonofamaeiVisidorossonofdeiosVisidorossonofisVisidorossonofisionVisidorossonofkanaout5VisidorossonofkephalaiotesdVisidorossonofpaVVO=.ˆs*A fairly large upright cursive (Husselman)u7Herakleides (the elder), son of Herakleides the youngervApr. 9, 48 A.D.w Ann Arbor8AContract guaranteeing immunity, whereby Herakleides, son of Herakleides the younger, agrees to protect Kronion, son of Apion, the notary of Tebtynis, against any penalties he may incur for having issued to him without the proper warrant a contract of cession prepared for his late father; Kronion had refused to issue this document because of the father's failure to produce the necessary authorization from the bureau of catoecic registry. P.Mich. XI, 621, is a note to Kronion by the former oBdwner of the land, Herodes alias Herakleides, confirming the same cession of land, already in 37 A.D.R9Q1RRecto and VersoS DocumentaryhArbor-PapNoNo353PMich V19441Recto and Vet crumpled, so that the writing is very indistinct in many placesQ1B 1icaesarWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWW,WWWZW[W_WaWdWkWlWmWnWoWqWuWvW}W~WWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWW8W?W@WGW|W}WWWWWWWW~WWWWWWWWWWWWW W!W#W$W&W'W+W-WgWhWiWkWoWwWyWWWWWWWWWWWWWWFWKWOWTWXWcaesar>WcaesareaWWcaesaresCWfW~WWjWcaesareum:WcaesarsWWWWcalculationWcalfVWWHW`WWWWWWWbWWWWWWcalf-tenderWWcaligae@Wcall<W\WWcalledtWWWWW!( FitybiWWWWcWlWwW}WWWOWWwWW^W_WeWhWiWlWWWW W?W`Wtybi10kanaoutsonofouenaphris3basketssarganaiVtybi9kanaouthasbroughtforthevillageofkaranisforthVtycheMWaWWWtyphisyWzWtyphonWWtyrannius@WtyrannosWW|WWWtyrannossonofkVtyrannossonofkastorVtyrannusWtyrian#WtyriansrWuWu>WuaWudones@WuiWulpius Wummidius{WunWunableW8Wres), hiereus; Thenapynchis (deceased), thesaurophylax, mother of Apynchis; Apynchis, son of Harmiysis and Thenapynchis, husband of Thaesis; Thaesis, wife of Apynchis; (unnamed) hiereis of Kronos; Tiberius, Emperor; (unnamed) epistates of Tebtynis226 (Greek text only)Tebtynis, Polemonos meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptPMich VAgriculture; Building; Justice; L> jcheckedWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWW.bmp` 660v_a.bmphA7 x 28 cm1921: acquired by Kelsey from Nahman in CairoPetsiris son of PhoulemisPHArchive of Kronion son of Apion, nomographos of the grapheion of TebtynisPetition, addressed to Apollonios, strategos of the division of Polemon, by Petsiris, son of Phoulemis, who complains that while he was working in his vineyard he caught Patynion, son of Herakleides and his son driving mules through the vegetables that he nd am in danger of my life. Therefore I ask you to write to the archephodos of Talei to send the accused to you for the coming assizes. Farewell. The eighth year of Tiberius Claudius Caesar Augustus Germanicus Imperator, Tybi 9. 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Whereas certain persons came as robbers into the house which I have in the aforesaid village of Talei and carried off ten wooden beams and a mortar belonging to me, and whereas, while I was making an investigation into the matter in company with the epistates of tstrategos of the division of Polemon, by Papontos, son of Papontos, who complains that his house was entered and robbed of some material and that when he and a village police-man discovered part of it in ths in danger of its life, I ask you to write to the epistatai of Talei to send the accused Patynion to you for the coming assizes. Farewell. The eighth year of Claudius, Mec55ˆShA11 x 29.5 cmJune 1922; acquired from Nahman through the British MuseumPapontos son of PapontosPHArchive of Kronion son of Apion, nomographos of the grapheion of TebtynisPetition, addressed to Apollonios, strategos of the division of Polemon, by Papontos, son of Papontos, who complains that his house was entered and robbed of some material and that when he and a village police-man discovered part of it in thBe house of Patynion, the latter abused him and caused a child whom he was carrying on his shoulder to fall to the groundBL IV, 54 (l. 4; 6)Feb. 4, 48 A.D.Boak AERArsinoite nome; Talei, Polemonos meris; legomenos Psenantitos (kleros)P.Mich.inv. 946GreekAnn Arbor33-PapNoNoblack glass; check VersoEither Talei or55ˆShC Tebtynis, Polemonos meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptA reather heavy upright cursive (Boak)Apollonios, strategos of the Polemonos meris; Papontos son of Papontos, georgos; (unnamed) epistatai of Talei; Patynion son of Herakles (see also P. Mich. V, 328); Claudius, emperor230Tebtynis, Polemonos meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptPMich VChild; Justice; Police; Profession; Theft; ViolencePetition to a Strategos1944Slightly damaged on the right side1Recto; Verso is blankDocumentary946r.bmp<_600DPIFront_R1>946r_a.bmp<_600DPIFront_R2>946r_b.bmp<_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBac7\5ˆSyApollonios, strategos of the Polemonos meris; Papontos son of Papontos, georgos; (unnamed) epistatai of Talei; Patynion son of Herakles (see also P. Mich. V, 328); Claudius, emperorz3Child; Justice; Police; Profession; Theft; Violence{FArsinoite nome; Talei, Polemonos meris; legomenos Psenantitos (kleros)|PHOLEither Talei or Tebtynis, Polemonos meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptP"Slightly damaged on the right sideQ1RRecto; Verso is blankS DocumentaryT946r.bmpX 946r_a.bmpY 946r_b.bmphage of Talei, I found as evidence of the theft in the house of Patynion, son of Herakles, a part of the stolen beams, five in number, and whereas, while I was arguing with him about these, he insulted me outrageously and in the scuffle a child whom I had on my shoulder fell to the ground in such a manner that it is in danger of its life, I ask you to write to the epistatai of Talei to send the accused Patynion to you for the coming assizes. Farewell. The eighth year of Claudius, Mec77€iC an additional eight drachmai in silver. And that Harmiysis also called Belles, son of Harmiysis, has obtained by lot the sole right to sell salt and gypsum in the village of Tristomos also called Boukolos, for which he shall contribute, apart from the share of the public taxes which falls to him, five additional drachmai in silver; upon condition that they shall sell the good salt at the rate of two and one-half obols, the light salt at two obols, and the lighter salt at one and one-half Dobol, by our measure or that of the warehouse. And if anyone shall sell at a lower price than these, let him be fined eight drachmai in silver for the common fund and the same for the public treasury; and if any of them shall be found to have sold more than a stater's worth of salt to a merchant, let him be fined eight drachmai in silver for the common fund and the same for the public treasury; but if the merchant shall intend to buy more than four drachmai's worth, all must sell to him jo'=9v7annarborSVTVUVVVWVXVYVZV[V\V]V^V_V`VaVbVcVdVeVfVgVhViVjVkVlVmVnVoVpVqVrVsVtVuVvVwVxVyVzV{V|V}V~VVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVV VV)V/VBVFVWVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVFVIVzV{VVVVVVVVVVVVVVVV V*VAVOVtV~VVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVV*V-V7V8V9V;V?VDVKVMVNVOVPVQVRVSVTVUVVVWVYVZV[V\V]V{;a98inWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWW W!W*W2W7W8W9W?WFWLWMWOWPWRWSWTWWWWWWWWWWWWW W W W*WAWOW~WWWWWW%WFWLWQWhWiW~WWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWW W W W W WWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWW W!W"W#W$W%W&W'W(W)W.W1W2W3W4W6W:W;W<W=WinarosWWWWWWWWWWWWWincidentalWincludedeWWWLWincludingWfW[WiWmWqWtWW'WQWWWincomeWW W W W W WWWWWWWWWWWWWWWincomesUWWincompleteW!R]:childliteracyprofessionschoolslave?VchildorphaninheritancejusticesaleVfpassageVWW}WW`WeWWchildreneducationjusticeorphansschoolVchildrenfamilyletterreligionchristianismwomanVVchristianHW`WaWWWWWWWWXWyWWWWWWWWWWOWPWSWchristianismWWWW,WcitizenWWWWWWW?W[WWWWW WpWWWWWWWWWWW WWWWW"W$W0WWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWW!W"W2W4W5W6W7W8W9W:W;W<W=W>W?W@WAWBWrWWWGWWWWWWWWWW.WEWjWW@WAWOWcitizens]WcitizenshipDWEWMWlWW>u:ˆUAP.Mich.inv. 943CPapDsDuplicate of P.Mich. V, 286 (inv. 689). - Archive of Kronion son of Apion, nomographos of the grapheion of TebtynisE Husselman EMFPMich VG285H1944UNoV-WNoX:June 1922; Acquired from Nahman through the British Museum[Sale of Part of a Vacant Lot\24.7 x 24.7 cm]black glass (-> folder?)nW@WBWCWFW\WbW|WWWWWWW}WWOWWsickW+Wsickness3WWTWsideWWyWWWWWOWW55ˆiATo Apollonios, strategos of the Arsinoite nome, from Pakebkis, son of Horos, and Kollouthos, son of P[- - -] [- - -] of the same village [- - -] them of false accusations and assaults in regard to which each of those who have suffered wrong has made his complaint. Even then the same accused with his customary daring attacked another of the residents of the same village, Kronion, son of Petesouchos, who is also called Chales, wishing to ruin him by penalties, so that, because of his needy cBondition, Kronion laid hands on himself and perished. Wherefore, acting not unwisely, Petesis, the brother of Kronion, and Kronion's own wife, Tephereus, daughter of Sigeris, laid the complaint at that time in accordance with what they declared to Tiberius Claudius Chrysermos, the former strategos, about these occurrences in the petition. Since, then, the matter has become evident from the . . . of the accused Orses [- - -] we shall appear as plaintiffs wherever our lord Gnaeus Vergilius C55ˆhDr strategos of the Polemonos meris; Orses; Gnaeus Vergilius Capito (prefect of Egypt)231Tebtynis, Polemonos meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptPMich VDeath; Justice; Poverty; Suicide; Violence; WomanPetition to a Strategos1944broken in three fragments, with some text loss between them2Recto; Verso is blankDocumentary627r.bmp<_600DPIFront_R1>627r_a.bmp<_600DPIFront_R2>627r_b.bmp<_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8> Bies; Tephereus daughter of Sigeris, wife of Kronion; Tiberius Claudius Chrysermos, forme b3seeXWwWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWP.Mich.inv. 936GreekAnn Arbor13EPapYesNoTebtynis, Polemonos meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptThe writing is a definitely formed cursive of medium size (Boak)Tiberius Claudius Chrysermoss, strategos (of the Polemonos meris) of the Arsinoite nome; Orsenouphis alias ChCales son of Papontos, gerdios; Tapetsoykis (daughter of Papontos), sister of Orsenouphis alias Chales, mother of Thasos; Thasos, daughter of Chairis and Tapetsoykis, wife of Herakles; Herakles, husband of Thasos227Tebtynis, Polemonos meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptPMich VFamily; Justice; Profession; Violence; WomanPetition to a Strategos1944broken off at the bottom1<8n5ˆhB man to suicide by his machinationsBL III, 115 (l. 7); BL VI, 82 (l. 15; 16; 20; 21)ca. 47-48 A.D.Boak AERArsinoite nomeP.Mich.inv. 627GreekAnn Arbor32LPapYesNoglass needed for scanning; some unfolding at the bottom of the top and middle fragments (see verso) + top of bottom frg. (= l. 27)Probably Tebtynis (Cor a village in the area), Polemonos meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptA regular upright cursive of medium size, probably the same who wrote P.Mich. V, 227 (Boak)Apollonios, strategos of the Polemonos meris; Pakebkis son of Horos; Kollouthos son of P[- - -]; Kronion son of Petesouchos alias Chales, husband of Tephereus (deceased); Petesis son of Petesouchos alias Chales; Tephereus daughter of Sigeris, wife of Kronion; Tiberius Claudius Chrysermos, forme:M,-  ithenW!W;W=WAWEWKWOWPWTWYWiWnWtWWWWCWIWWW-W.WVW]W_W`WlWvWW_WthenamouniseWWW WthenanchiousWWthenapollos1WPWWthenapsemisyWbly Tebtynis (or a village in the area), Polemonos meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptA regular upright cursive of medium size, probably the same who wrote P.Mich. V, 227 (Boak)Apollonios, strategos of tChe Polemonos meris; Pakebkis son of Horos; Kollouthos son of P[- - -]; Kronion son of Petesouchos alias Chales, husband of Tephereus; Petesis son of Petesouchos alias Chales; Tephereus daughter of Sigeris, wife of Kronion; Tiberius Claudius Chrysermos, former strategos of the Polemonos meris; Orses; Gnaeus Vergilius Capito (prefect of Egypt)231Tebtynis, Polemonos meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptPMich VJustice; Violence8.9 X 8.4 cm30-C36L-NUnknown tax-collectorPHarchive of Palemon son of PtollasReceipt for delivery of grain brought to an unknown harbor by Amaeis in the name of a Ptolemaios and a Valerius, as well as for land without ownerBL VIII 528 on Ptolemaios son of PtolemaiosJune 28, 293 ADPearl OM-Youtie HChoriodeiktia of Karanis; PhiladelphiaO.MicBh.inv. 9467GreekCairo8OstNoNoprobably Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of Egyptsee electronic version of OMich II, 894Ptolemaios son of Ptolemaios; Valerius, son of Teleis (father unknown); Palemon (son of Ptollas?) (see O. Mich. II, p. 214 etc.); Amaeis894Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptOMic<R[6dWWWWWWW W W W W WWWWWWWWWW W!W"W#W$W%W&W'W(W)W*W+W,W-W.W/W0W1W2W3W4W5W6W7W8W9W:W;W<W=W>W?W@WAWBWCWDWEWFWGWHWIWJWKWLWMWNWOWPWQWRWSWTWVWWWXWZW[W\W]W^W_W`WaWbWcWdWeWfWgWhWiWjWkWlWmWnWoWpWqWrWsWtWuWvWwWxWyWzW{W|W}W~WWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWW#W$W%W&W'W(W)W*W+W,W-W.W/W0W8W?W@WCWFWGWIWKWxWzW{W|W}WWWW<8toWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWW WWWWWWWWWWWWW W!W"W#W$W%W&W'W(W)W*W+W,W-W.W/W0W1W2W3W4W5W6W7W8W9W:W;W<W=W>W?W@WAWBWCWDWEWFWHWIWJWKWLWMWNWOWPWQWRWSWTWVWXWYWZW[W\W^W_W`WbWcWdWfWgWhWiWjWlWnWpWrWsWtWuWvWwWxWyWzW{W|W}W~WWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWW8WCWKWOWQWUWVWWWXW$=OprobablytebtynisoravillageintheareapolemonosmerisaVprobablytebtynispolemonosmerisarsinoitenomeprovinceofVvVprobablytheadelphiathemistoumerisarsinoitenomeprovinceVVVV V0VprobablythrasothemistoumerisarsinoitenomeprovinceofeVprosopiteZW[WprovinceDWEWqWMW_W`WaWpWqWtWuWyW{W}W~WWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWW&W3W4W5W6W8W9W:W=W>W?WCWDWEWFWGW'S4OprovinceHkJI?qaJJ?H0E]fJBV W*#Xv?{7/4psenarpsenesis@%fptolemaisneaherakleidoumerisarsinoitenomeprovinceofe@Tstratonosherakleidoumerisarsinoitenomeprovinceofegypt@Ytebtynis9tebtynispolemonosmerisarsinoitenomeprovinceofegypt@3.8;<3that@0fto@unknown"B({$R~"zunknownmetropolisprovinceofegypt@Zunknownplaceegypt(* unknownplacekaranisherakleidoumerisarsinoitenomeprovivunknownplaceperhapsalexandriaprovinceofegypt@9vunknownplaceprobablyinherakleidoumerisarsinoitenomep@%munknownplaceprovinceofegypt3[unknownvillagekaranisherakleidoumerisarsinoitenomepro@$#P4]:a>\ DFŒNhBong number: 6312, not 6312a. Ask Traianos about the small fragment missingUnknown place, province of Egyptbig, unelegant hand-762BPl. IIKaranis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptVerso ("B")PMich XVIIILiterature(?); Medicine(?); Mythology(?); School(?)Text of Uncertain Nature1996broken off at the Ctop and on the right side1Verso; recto is P.Mich.Koenen 762ALiterary(?)6312v.bmp<_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1>6312v_a.bmp<_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBa655BˆiCapito shall hold the assizes of the nome to the end that through his judgment he (i.e. the accused) may meet with the punishment he deserves. Farewell.sj2done on the orig. Conservation13; scanned; checkedk publishedlA/H.I. Bell, CR 59 (1945) p. 75; H.I. Bell, JRS 35 (1945) p. 139; H.C. Youtie, TAPA 98 (1967) p. 512-513 [= H.C. Youtie, Scriptiunculae I (Amsterdam, 1973) p. 512-513, with addendum]; R. Haensch, Akten des 21. Internationalen Papyrologenkongresses. Berlin, 13.-19.8.1995 (Stuttgart - Leipzig, 1997) p. 376/p3/20/98s2786s had already been filed, and who is here accused of having forced afe, Tephereus, daughter of Sigeris, laid the complaint at that time in accordance with what they declared to Tiberius Claudius Chrysermos, the former strategos, about these occurrences in the petition. Since, then, the matter has become evident from the . . . of the accused Orses [- - -] we shall appear as plaintiffs wherever our lord Gnaeus Vergilius C& jorigWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWW W!W"W#W$W%W&W'W(W)W*W+W,W-W.W/W0W1W2W3W4W5W6W7W8W9W:W;W<W=W>W?W@WAWBWCWDWEWFWGWHWIWJWKWLWMWNWOWPWQWRWSWTWUWVWWWXWYWZW[W\W]W^W_W`WaWbWcWdWeWfWgWhWiWjWkWlWmWnWoWpWqWrWsWtWuWvWwWxWyWzW{W|W}WWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWW W W W W WWO8nˆs[A regular upright cursive of medium size, probably the same who wrote P.Mich. V, 227 (Boak)u?Pakebkis son of Horos; Kollouthos son of P[- - -] (and others?)vca. 47-48 A.D.w Ann ArborxPetition, addressed to Apollonios, strategos of the division of Polemon, by at least two men, against a local informer against whom several complaints had already been filed, and who is here accused of having forced a man to suicide by his machinations9A|Apollonios, strategos of the Polemonos meris; Pakebkis son of Horos; Kollouthos son of P[- - -]; Kronion son of Petesouchos alias Chales, husband of Tephereus (deceased); Petesis son of Petesouchos alias Chales; Tephereus daughter of Sigeris, wife of Kronion; Tiberius Claudius Chrysermos, former strategos of the Polemonos meris; Orses; Gnaeus Vergilius Capito (prefect of Egypt)|z1Death; Justice; Poverty; Suicide; Violence; Woman{Arsinoite nome|PHO`Probably Tebtynis (or a village in the area), Polemonos meris, Arsinoite nome, province of Egypt56/ˆDIArchive of Kronion son of Apion, nomographos of the grapheion of TebtynisE Husselman EMFPMich VG251H1944K*BL III, 115 (l. 38-39); BL VII, 111 (l. 1)UNoV-WNoX-1921, Acquired by Kelsey from Nahman in Cairo[Contract of Sale of Vacant Lots\18.3 x 27.1 cm]6check if you can align a few fibres (right of col. II)nWapostropheCWWWapostrophes WapparentlyAWWWappearanceWCW}WtWappearsWWapproachingWare`WWWWWW!WmWWWW9WAWJWVWYWoWwWWWWWWW=c>_3the1stand3rdhandaremedium-sizedcursiveswithdecidedlVthe1sthandisalargeirregularuprightcursivetheothersoVthe1sthandisaneatlywrittenuprightcursivethesecondDVthe1sthandisasomewhatelegantuprightcursivereminisceVthe1sthandshowsamarkedinclinationtoavoidsharpangleVthe3rdhandisofaslowwriterbradeosgraphonVthebodyofthetextiswritteninaclearsemi-uncialwhileVthefirsthandcloselyresemblesthatofthewriterofpmicVthefirsthandisaclearcursivewithmanyletterswrittenVthefirsthandisaclearlywrittenuprightcursivethesecoVthefirsthandisacloselywrittencursivethesecondonelVthefirsthandisalargeuprightcursivethesecondissmalVthefirsthandisamedium-sizeduprightcursivewhichbearsVinsev=Vthefirsttwosubscriptionsareinawkwardandangularhands9VJVwV#iPbrokenintothreepartsandbadlyabradedalongverticalfolVbrokenoffandabradedontherightsideslightlydamagedalFVbrokenoffandbadlyfrayedatthebottombadlyabradedVbrokenoffandbadlyfrayedatthetopandbottombVbrokenoffanddamagedatthetopVVVbrokenoffanddamagedontheleftsideQVpVbrokenoffanddeeplyfrayedatthetopVbrokenoffand/orfrayedatthetopwiththeinkrubbedoff9Vdoff9V9Vfrayedatthetopwiththeinkrubbedoff9V9V&5U6360WW365/366W365/366adV37DWHWfWhWWWWWWvW37-43MW372]W377OW38gWWW381WWWpW398W3rdW3rdcentadV4WVW WWWW(W*W`WWW!WWWXW<WhWW[WhWqWWW#WSWSWW#WSWSWSWSWSWSWqWW#WSWSW#WSWSWSWSW+ :womanW3WOWgWhWkWvWWWWWWNWWWWWWOWwW}WWWWWWof EgyptThe 1st and 3rd hand are medium-sized cursives with decidedly different characteristics; the 2nd is a large, elegantly written, upright semi-uncial, wth letters about 0.5 cm in height (Boak)138-42Tebtynis, Polemonos meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptBL III, 115 on line 1; VII, 110 on 1,6,23Boak AER232PMich V1944SB V 7568JEA 19Petition to an Exegetes, with his Consecutive Order1933broken into three parts and badly abraded along vertical folds3Recto; Verso is blankDocumentary<_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIF91t itaxesW"W4W5WDWxWWWWWWWWWWW_WWWWWWW.W[WgWrWvWyWWW8WtaxiarchWtaxiarch>WtaxpayerOWWtbithis WtbynisRWtchiousWteWteachQWteacher3WWW%WteachersWteamnWtearWmWWyWtebasWW]Wtebaus#Wtebeneus W Wite nome, province of EgyptBL III, 115 (l. 1); BL VII, 110 (l. 1; 6; 23)CBoak AER232PMich V1944SB V 7568JEA 19Child; Death; Debt; Family; Inheritance; Mortgage; Personal status: minor child (); Woman (& guardian)1933broken into three parts and badly abraded along vertical folds3Recto; Verso is blankDocumentary<_600DPIFront_R1><]RV ihisWWWWWWW!W#W%W(W*W+W-W8W:WYWfWqWWWWWWWWWWWWWW W%W&WCWGWOW]W^WWWWWWWWWWWWWWWW W#W0W6WNWRWXW^WaWWWWWWWW+WKWyWzWWWWWWJWPWSWUWVWfWgWhWjWmWoWqWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWW W WWWWWW"W#W%W0W1W2W3W4W5W6W7W8W:W;W<W=W>W?W@WBWCWDWEWFWHWIWKWLWMWQWRWSWTWVWWWZW\W]W_W`WaWdWeWfWhWiWjWkWmWnWoWpWrWyWzW{W~W9<*di1sthandchairemontotheclerkofthegrapheionkroniongreV1sthandcrossofficeofthecuratorofthelettersofhiseqV1sthandiharyotessonofherodionhavejoinedinmakingaV1sthandikleonsonofpalamedeshavedividedandreceivedJVwV1sthandmarepsemisabout21yearsoldwithascaronhisleV1sthandnikandrossonofakousilaosbreweroftheadelphiateV1sthandthefirstyearoftiberiusclaudiuscaesaraugustusV1sthandtoammonariondaughterofsyrosfromsarapionsononV1sthandyear3-2ofourlordsdiocletianandmaximianaugusVe;U‚iG] has been approved. The 23rd year of Tiberius Caesar Augustus, Choiak 3. (2nd hand) Farewell. j2done on the orig. Conservation13; scanned; checkedk publishedlbH.I. Bell, CR 59 (1945) p. 75; H.I. Bell, JRS 35 (1945) p. 139; H.C. Youtie, ZPE 23 (1976) p. 130.p3/20/98s3191#‚AP.Mich.inv. 2958BRectoCPapEPearl OM - Winnington-Ingram RPFJEA 51G179-195H1965IPl. XIXM Denkmaeler altgriechischer MusikN Poehlmann EO39-40P1970UYesVD (Kelsey loan, Nov. 98)WYesX 24-5006E2-A[-Uncertain Text or Texts with Musical Notation\ 18 x 30.3 cmAblack glass; line 35: small difference of level between two parts (right fragment a bit too low, see the white strip below that); last lines a small part perhaps misplaced between the two fragments (to which does it belong?); perhaps a small fragment to unfold at bottom left.n=Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptoGreekr51s+highly skilled and almost calligraphic handuUnknownvIInd cent. A.D..@4;poleos|WpolistW|WWWWWWWW3WeWWWWWWWWOWWrWWWW WW'W/W\WxW$W.W3W8WHWJWUWbWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWW WWW0W2W<W>WoWWWWFWMWXWZW\WpWqWxWyWzW{W}W~WWWW}WWWWWWWW#W&W(WJWpolisalexandriaMVpolisalexandriahadrianebibliothekebibliotheketounanaio~VpolisalexandriakaranisVpolisantinooupolisoseirantinoeiososirantinoeiosnerouianiVpolisarsinoitonpolisFVpollaWpolydasWpompeiopolisWpompeiopolispaphlagoniaVporbibeus/WportustWposompousiWposonpousiWpotamosWpoulitasWprmresWpropatoreios#WWpropatoriosWpsechomesisWpsenantitosSWpsenarpsenesisW?WW)f:bankersWbarleyWWbathWbearingW"WWWbedWbeercW(WeWXWberlinvWbibliophylakesWbid^Wbidforaconcession^VbirthDWEWyWW#WGWbirthcertificate#VbirthcertificateofanillegitimateboyyVbirthcertificateofherenniagemellaGVbirthcertificateofillegitimatetwinsVbirthcertificateoflsemproniussaturninusDVbirthcertificateofmcorneliusiustusEVblankWWWWWblankreceiptcertificateforworkontheembankmentsVVVVVbook W5WboyyWWWbreads0Wbrevis[Wbrief WWbuilding?WWW]WdWbusiness|WW"W'W(W,W-W/W3W4W8W:WEWHWQWRWYWZW[W\W`WcWdWeWfWiWjWr>1933broken into three parts and badly abraded along vertical folds3Recto; Verso is blankDocumentary<55‚hG of a Renunciation on a Mortgaged Land (with Appended Petition)1933broken into three parts and badly abraded along vertical folds3Recto; Verso is blankDocumentary965r.bmp<_600DPIFront_R1>965r_a.bmp<_600DPIFront_R2>965r_d.bmp<_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8>H<_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>ian of Taorses; Galates son of Lysimachos, deceased husband of Taorses (see P.Mich. V, p.16); Lysas son of Galates and Taorses, aphelix; Lysimachos son of Galates and Taorses, aphelix; Eutychas son of Galates and Taorses, aphelix; Didymos presbyteros son of Lysimachos, brother of Galates (see P.Mich. V, p.16); Didymos neoteros 55‚hEson of Lysimachos, brother of Galates (see P.Mich. V, p.16); Lysimachos son of Lysimachos, brother of Galates (see P.Mich. V, p.16); Haryotes son of Lysimachos, brother of Galates (see P.Mich. V, p.16-17; 320-321; add P.Mich. II, 121, recto, col. III, abstracts 3-4?); Kastor son of Lysimachos, brother of Lysimachos (& unnamed brothers) (see also P.Mich. V, 276?); Lysimachos son of Lysimachos, brother of Kastor (& unnamed brothers); Lucius Terentius (former owner)138-142Tebtynis, Polemonos meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptBL III, 115 (l. 1); BL VII, 110 (l. 1; 6; 23)Boak AER232PMich V1944SB V 7568JEA 19Administration; Cadastre; Cession; Child (orphan); Death; Debt; Family; Inheritance; Land ownership; Mortgage; Personal status: minor child (aphelix) (& guardian); Taxation (Land); Wealth; Woman (& guardian)Authorisation 4, ‚AP.Mich.inv. 622B Verso, col. ICPapDXArchive of Kronion son of Apion, nomographos of the grapheion of Tebtynis; see also noteEBoak AERFJEA 9G164-167H1923J SB III 6705MPMich IINBoak AERO121, Verso, col. IP1933QPl. I (col. I)SeBL III, 107 (l. 3); BL VIII, 211 (bibliography). - L. 9: read Labesio(s) instead of Laboesio(s). (PH)UNoVtop of lockers 2-4WYesX-1921, Acquired by Kelsey from Nahman in Cairo[$Quadrimestrial Register of Contracts\&Total size of the roll: 2.39 m x 29 cm]well... you know...L III, 107 (l. 3); BL VIII, 211 (bibliography). - L. 9: read Labesio(s) instead of Laboesio(s). (PH)UNoVtop of lockers 2-4WYesX-1921, Acquired by Kelsey from Nahman in Cairo[$Quadrimestrial Register of Contracts\&Total size of the roll: 2.39 m x 29 cm]well... you know... 2958r_b.bmpX 2958r_c.bmpY 2958r_d.bmpY 2958r_e.bmpZ 2958r_f.bmpZ 2958r_g.bmphaltgriechischer MusikN Poehlmann EO39-40P1970UYesVDWYesX 24-5006E2-A[-Uncertain Text or Texts with Musical Notation 4r‚hDrmp<_600DPIFront_R1>2958r_a.bmp<_600DPIFront_R2>2958r_d.bmp<_600DPIFront_R3>2958r_f.bmp<_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8><i(Text too fragmentary to be translated; see also transcription of the melodies in modern staff notation, in the edition, p. 192-195.)jA done, on the orig. Conservation5 - Check: M.L. West, Ancient Greek Music (Oxford, 1992), a corpus in which this papyrus should be (MUSIC [North Campus] ML 169 .W51 1992); an article by A. Blis should be published in REG soon. SCANNED; checked Check8/7/99: "Uebel 1215" @A*  *k publishedserv>black glass; line 35: small differ9-40P1970UYesVDWYesX 24-5006E2-A[-Uncertain Text or Texts with Musical Notation5‚hA37.5 x 28 cmJune 1922; acquired from Nahman through the British MuseumChairemon, exegetesPHArchive of Kronion son of Apion, nomographos of the grapheion of TebtynisCommunication addressed by the exegetes Chairemon to Kronion, clerk of the grapheion, to conform to a petition, a copy of which is appended: in this, a widow, Taorses daughter of Eutychos, asks, as guardian of her minor children, to be allowed toB resign by contract all claims to an important estate which had been mortgaged a few years earlier by her deceased husband and some of his brothers and later seized by the creditors, with whom she will also settle the obligations resting upon her sons for unpaid public taxes and other dues assessed against the mortgage land.Nov. 29, 36 A.D.Boak AERPolemonos meris; Tebtynis; Theogonis; Kerkesis (Kerkeesis)P.Mich.inv. 965Greek55‚hCAnn Arbor28DPapYesNoPublished as Inv. 695 in JEA 19 and SB VJoin fragmentsTebtynis, Polemonos meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptThe 1st and 3rd hand are medium-sized cursives with decidedly different characteristics; the 2nd is a large, elegantly written, upright semi-uncial, wth letters about 0.5 cm in height (Boak)Chairemon, exegetes; KronioDn (son of Apion), ho to grapheion pragmateuomenos; Tiberius, Emperor; Taorses daughter of Eutychos, widow of Galates; Ptolemaios son of Chairemon, relative and guardian of Taorses; Galates son of Lysimachos, deceased husband of Taorses (see P.Mich. V, p.16); Lysas son of Galates and Taorses, aphelix; Lysimachos son of Galates and Taorses, aphelix; Eutychas son of Galates and Taorses, aphelix; Didymos presbyteros son of Lysimachos, brother of Galates (see P.Mich. V, p.16); Didymos neoteros RB* 3uprightW'W?WFWJWmWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWTWUWXWuprightofficialhandwritingalongthefibresVuprightroundmajusculebelongingtotheinitialphaseofthJVupwardsWuse{WWWKWtWused WWsWusesWusingWWWFWusualRW3WusuallyYWcWsWWlWv9WBWIWJWXW[WwWWWWWWWWWsWWTWUWZW[WvariationsyWvariousWvaryWoWWs meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptThe 1st and 3rd hand are medium-sized cursives with decidedly different characteristics; the 2nd is a large, elegantly written, upright semi-uncial, wth letters about 0.5 cm in height (Boak)Chairem†hAWestermann WL - Kraemer CJRep Editor - Parassoglou GN; Rep Ser. - PSakaon; 1978; No. 76P.Corn. Inv. II 30PapNoNo19Youtie HC331-5SB X 10726TAPA 941963PCorn1926<_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFBront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>k publisheds1252 and guardian of Tamarres daughter of Psyphis alias Harpochration; Noumenios (see Geographica); Pabis (former owner); Psyphis son of Onnophris grandson of Psyphis alias Harpochration and of Tetosiris alias Dionysia, hus5ŠiA(1st hand) [Marepsemis], about 21 years old, with a scar on his left calf. [Pecheus], about 45 years old, with a scar on his left thumb. Sokonopis, about 40 years old, with a scar on the first finger of his left hand. Phanesis, about 38 years old, with a scar on his left calf. To Gaius Iulius Philetos, inspector of sowing of the Arsinoite nome, from Marepsemis, son of Marepsemis, grandson of Kalatytis, and Pecheus, son of Psyphis, who guard the priest's sluice to the west of the bridge, aBnd from Sokonopis, son of Sokonopis, and Phanesis, son of Pastoous, who guard the priests' sluice to the east. We four, priests of Tebtynis in the division of Polemon, who guard the two sluices aforesaid swear by Tiberius Caesar Augustus Novus <read: Novus Augustus> Imperator, son of the deified Augustus, that we will each guard his own sluice in addition to all expenses and attend it every hour so that no loss may ensue; and if any collapse or break should occur, we ourselves will bLGlc&W.W/W0WW*WWWVWWWWWWWWWWWW W W W WWWW"W/W:Wcanelsonbasp321995p127Vp321995p137-140VVpjsijpesteijnzpe301978p2.V/V0Vcbwellesajp671946p89mVcbwellesajph671946p89Vcbalconizpe591985p87n14}Vccedgaraegyptus41923p79uwilckenarchiv71924p245|Vcgallazziquaderniticinesi51976p249n27dwrathboneVchrobertsjhs651945p125lcyoutiebasp191982p92-9Vcpjiii498breproducingl29only/Vcprxiiip124Vcpapgriappai6 Vcadell-g|WWcaesareaeWcaesarodunumWcairWWWcairoWcalboli2W4W5W6W7W8W9W:W;W<W=W>W?W@WAWcalderiniW2WcalendrierEWtWcambriddgeWcambridgeVWWWXW[W WW0W}WWWcambysesWcapitaleW W/><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>iThe 2nd year of Gaius Caesar Augustus Germanicus, Pauni 22. Taorseus, daughter of Patynis, has paid (as tax) on two baths of Tebtynis, through Pasis, one drachme: 1 (drachme).j"done on the orig. scanned; checkedk publishedp3/23/98s3102 on; Woman{Tebtynis|PHO16 x 8 cm1921, Acquired by Kelsey from Nahman in CairoUnknown tax-collectorPHArchive of Kronion son of Apion, nomographos of the grapheion of TebtynisReceipt for a bath tax, either a per capita tax collected for the maintenance of local public baths or a license tax paid by the operators of the bathsJune 16, 38 A.D.Boak AERTebtynisP.Mich.inv. 73413 x 26 cm1921: acquired by Kelsey from Nahman in CairoMarepsemis son of Marepsemis & 3 other priests acting as sluice guardsPHArchive of Kronion son of Apion, nomographos of the grapheion of TebtynisOath submitted to the inspector of sowing of the Arsinoite nome by four priests of Tebtynis who have been appointed guards of two sluice gates, which apparently opened onto temple landBL III,1B81 (l. 18-19); BL VI, 136 (bibliography)Sept. 13, 24 A.D.Boak AERRep Editor - Boak AER; Rep Ser. - PMich V; 1944; No. 233BL V,69 (date); BL VII,110 (l. 14). - L. 4: read hos (eton) 32, instead of: hos (eton) 39; l. 22: read hyper ton, instead of hyper auton. (PH)Arsinoite nome; Tebtynis, Polemonos merisP.Mich.inv. 645GreekAnn Arbor28-A9sokrCsokrasMWWWWsokratesWWWW4WaWtq~WIWgtWWWW%WyWWWWWWWW#WWWWKWMWNW8WSWlW|WWWW~WW+WWWsokratessonofdemetriosVsokratessonofptolemaios8VsokratessonofsarapionV4VaVsokratessonofsarapionklerouchosof90thklerouchiaseezVsokratessonofsarapionseezpe1001994237-249KVMVNVsokratessonofseutheslVsokratessonofzoilos|VsokrationuWsokrationsonofhoreinosuVsoldierW:WsolomonWsomphisWsomphthouskWsonpWqWtWuW|W}W~WWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWW3W4W5W8W9W:WCWDWEWFW5ŠiCe responsible for all damage that follows. If we swear truly, may it be well with us, but if we swear falsely, the opposite. Apion, the village nomographos, wrote for those who are illiterate. The 11th year of Tiberius Caesar Augustus, the 16th of the month Sebastos. (2nd hand) I, Marepsemis, son of Marepsemis, grandson of Kalatytis, have sworn the aforesaid oath with the others, and I will act as a guard and do as aforesaid. The 11th year of Tiberius Caesar Augustus, the 16th of the montD h Sebastos.j2done on the orig. Conservation13; scanned; checkedk publishedlA.E.R. Boak, Aegyptus 7 (1926) p. 148; U. Wilcken, Archiv 8 (1927) p. 92, n. 2; P.Tebt. III.1, 703, 38; N. Lewis, BASP 4 (1967) p. 19-21; H.C. Youtie, ZPE 22 (1976) p. 43-44.p3/23/98s2836!een appointed guards of two sluice gates, which apparently opened onto temple land9985ˆghBage>GreekAnn Arbor5CPapYesYesTebtynis, Polemonos meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptA rather large, irregular cursive (Boak)Gaius, Emperor; Taorseus daughter of Patynis; Pasis234Tebtynis, Polemonos meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptPMich VBath; Taxation; WomanReceipt for Money TaxC1944frayed at both edges; several rents and holes1Recto; Verso is blankDocumentary<_600DPIFront_R1>734r_a.bmp<_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBTV:8submittingWsubordinate@WjWsubordinates7WVWsubscriptWsubscriptionqWWW5W6W8W:W?WGWPWQWTWUWWWYWZW]WaWcWdWiWjWlWmWnWpWqWsWtWvWxWyW~WWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWnWFWsubscriptioninwhichhorossonofpetermouthispresidentofVsubscriptiontoacontractbywhichakessonofpisaiscedesxVsubscriptiontoacontractbywhicharesisandthenapollosdPVVsubscriptiontoacontractbywhichasklassonofbesissellnVsubscriptiontoacontractbywhichfourpersonsherakleiadYVacontractbywhichhorionsonofakousilaoscVVsubscriptiontoacontractbywhichkronionsonofherodess5VVVsubscriptiontoacontractbywhichkronionsonofmaronamZVsubscriptiontoacontractbywhichmieusandheraklessons?VWV]VdVchmysthassonofakousilaEV55Š9AMarepsemis son of Marepsemis grandson of Kalatytis <or: son of Marepsemis alias Kalatytis>, hiereus, (aphesophylax); Pecheus son of Psoiphis (Psyphis), hiereus, (aphesophylax); Sokonopis son of Sokonopis, hiereus, (aphesophylax); Phanesis son of Pastoous, hiereus, (aphesophylax); Gaius Iulius Philetos, katasporeus of the Arsinoite nome; Tiberius, Emperor; Apion, nomographos of Tebtynisz5Illiteracy; Imperial Oath; Irrigation; Notary; Priest{)Arsinoite nome; Tebtynis, Polemonos meris|PH~BL V,69 (date); BL VII,110 (l. 14). - L. 4: read hos (eton) 32, instead of: hos (eton) 39; l. 22: read hyper ton, instead of hyper auton. (PH)OˆhiFnouphis, son of Tesenouphis, the young female slave that belongs to me, whose name is Tasouchas, who is seventeen years old, with somewhat inflamed eyelids and a scar on the right side of her forehead, such as she is, not to be rejected except for external claims and epilepsy. And I have received from Takounais and Tesenouphis the fifth, the entireprice fixed and agreed upon, in full, [from hand to hand], out of the house; and I guarantee them in accordance with this sale with every guaranGtee, except against flight; and I shall relinquish her free from external claims, security, and mortgage, not sold before, either in part, or mortgaged, the former sale of one half of a house and courtyard remaining valid for us as aforesaid. Chales the second, son of Chales also called Tamas, wrote for them since they are illiterate. (3rd hand) Tesenouphis, son of Pomsais. The sale was made to me as aforesaid. (4th hand) Takounais, daughter of Pomsais, with my guardian, my son Tesenouphis7g[iofgWhWiWjWkWlWmWnWoWpWqWrWsWtWuWvWwWxWyWzW{W|W}W~WWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWW no loss may ensue; and if any collapse or break should occur, we ourselves will be responCsible for all damage that follows. If we swear truly, may it be well with us, but if we swear falsely, the opposite. Apion, the village nomographos, wrote for them since they are illiterate. The 11th year of Tiberius Caesar Augustus, the 16th of the month Sebastos. (2nd hand) I, Marepsemis, son of Marepsemis, grandson of Kalatytis, have sworn the aforesaid oath with the others, and I will act as a guard and do as aforesaid. The 11th year of Tiberius Caeasar Augustus, the 16th of the monthTebtynis, Polemonos meris, Arsinoite nome, province of Egyptwritten across the fibres, in crude uncials (Husselman)Heron; Claudius, Emperor331Tebtynis, Polemonos meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptPMich VAgriculture; Lease(?); Loan(?)Loan(?)1944broken off and deeply56 ˆiA(Recto) (1st hand) The first year of Tiberius Claudius Caesar Augustus Germanicus Imperator, in the month Kaisareios, on the 3rd intercalary day. Paid into the bank of the nomarchy in Ptolemais Euergetis of the Arsinoite nome for the agents of Tiberius Iulius Heron, Lucius Vecellius Cinyra and Serapion of the nomarchy of Ptolemaios, by Harmais, also called Pelkis, son of Harmais, as tax on a half share of a three-story house and a court in Tebtynis in the division of Polemon (bought) fromB his brother Petesouchos, of which the measurements and adjoining properties are set forth in the contracts. 60 drachmai on 600(?). (2nd hand) I, Kallikrates, son of Isidoros, have signed it. The 1st year of Tiberius Claudius Caesar Augustus Germanicus Imperator, in the month Kaisareios, the 3rd intercalary day. (3rd hand) I, Philotas, have signed it. (Verso) (4th hand) The 1st year of Tiberius Claudius Caesar Augustus Germanicus Imperator. (5th hand) I have signed it.W?W@WAWBWCWDWEWFWGWHWIWJWKWLWMWNWOWPWQWRWSWTWVWWWYW]W_W`WaWbWcWdWeWfWhWjWkWlWmWnWrWtWuWvW|W}WWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWall, upright, and car55ˆhDance>Tebtynis, Polemonos meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptPMich VBank; Family; House ownership; Sale; TaxationBank Receipt for Money Tax1944nearly complete, somewhat damaged along the folds1Recto and VersoDocumentary653r.bmp653v.bmp<_600DPIFront_R1>653r_a.bmp<_600DPIFront_R2><_600EDPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1>653v_a.bmp<_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>ira; Serapion; Ptolemaios (see Geographica); Harmais alias Pelkis son of Harmais; Petesouchos (son of Harmais), brother of Harmais alias Pelkis; Kallikrates son of Isidoros; Philotas2355 x 15.5 cm; 3.5 x 3 cm; 3 x 10.5 cm; 0.5 x 1 cm29-BS140*-AUnknownPHFragment of a contract, or of a list of auxiliary soldiers, or of a mythologial or historical textLate second cent. A.D.Sanders HARep Editor - Fuks A; Rep Ser. - C.Pap.Jud. III; 1964; No. 463; Rep Editor - Dorandi T; Rep Ser. - Ch.L.A. XLII; 1994; No. 1222, with photo.BL X, 124 (b*p7/29/97%;5kallimachosWkallipposWkalokairosWkanolesWkaranis5WWYWWWWWkastoruW1WSWWWWWWOWWkastorgrammateussitologonVkastorsatabousdekaprotoi1VkastorsonofkopresVkastorsonofonnophrisVkastorsonofpapontosVkastorsonofpnepherosVkatalochismonWkatoitesmWWkatoitesandpetesouchossonsofhorosandtheirmotherVkelolWkephalas8WkephalonWWkephalonsonofmysthesVkerkesephisWkialesWkleon9WJWwWkleonandsouchionsonsofpalamedesandtheudassonofpaty9VJVwVkritonjkronionWWWWWW5W;W<WLWZW^WeWkWWWWWWW W W W W WWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWW W!W"W#W$W%W&W'W(W)W*W+W,W-W.W2W3W4W6W:W;W<W=W$:9peloeis1WPWWpeloisDWWpeloisdekatarchosseeprosptoliv10399paplugdbatxxipDVpeloissonofpaosseepaplugdbatxxip396VpemenWWpemenoikeiosoikogenesidiosVVpemesjWW+pemetasWpemetaspemessonofalexandrosseealsoomichi151VpemousWpemousformerownerVpemptosfWhWWWWpeneisWpeneitosWpeneuspenithespenkrWpeosWperdiccas.WaWperdikkas!Wperdikkasseeprosptolv12788paplugdbatxxip397!VperhapsW2WQWqWtWWWWWWWperieWhWWperigenesႆTperigenisWperitasWperseaiWpersestWWWWWRWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWpersinetWRWWWWpersonsWWHWIWEWpertinaxWpertinaxemperorVpescenniusWpeskas55ˆAP.Mich.inv. 626CPapn laid hands on himself and perished. Wherefore, acting not unwisely, Petesis, the brother of Kronion, and Kronion's own wife, Tephereus, daughter of Sigeris, laid the complaint at that time in accordance with what they declared to Tiberius Claudius Chrysermos, the former strategos, about these occurrences in the petition. Since, then, the matter has become evident from the . . . of the accused Orses [- - -] we shall appear as plaintiffs wherever our lord Gnaeus Vergilius CCapito shall hold the assizes of the nome to the end that through his judgment he (i.e. the accused) may meet with the punishment he deserves. Farewell.sj done on the orig. Conservation13k publishedlH.I. Bell, CR 59 (1945) p. 75; H.I. Bell, JRS 35 (1945) p. 139; H.C. Youtie, TAPA 98 (1967) p. 512-513 [= H.C. Youtie, Scriptiunculae I (Amsterdam, 1973) p. 512-513, with addendum].p3/20/98ˆAP.Mich.inv. 626CPap ownership; Sale; Taxation5ˆhBCorrections>L. 4-5: read Tiberiou, instead of Spoeriou (for Spouriou). (PH)Aug. 26, 41 A.D.Boak AERPtolemais Euergetis (Arsinoiton polis), Arsinoite nome; Ptolemaiou nomarchia; Tebtynis, Polemonos merisP.Mich.inv. 653GreekAnn ArborRecto - 16; Verso - 2CPapYesNoArsinoiton polis, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptThe first hanCd is a sloping cursive, with some letters indistinctly written; the 2nd and 3rd are upright cursives; the 4th hand is in a rather small cursive, but the letters in the 5th hand are irregularly placed uncials. (Boak)Claudius, Emperor; Tiberius Iulius Heron; Lucius Vecellius Cinyra; Serapion; Ptolemaios (see Geographica); Harmais alias Pelkis son of Harmais; Petesouchos (son of Harmais), brother of Harmais alias Pelkis; Kallikrates son of Isidoros; Philotas235L. 1: read me(topoi) ex (aristeron), instead of me(topoi) me(soi). (PH)After August 28, 42 A.D.Boak AERPersesP.Mich.inv. 622GreekAnn ArborRecto, col. III, abstract 4: 1top of lockers 2-4PapNoYesDue to the size of this papyrus roll, its content has been divided in the present database into several cards: one for each column of the Verso (register of contracts), one for each abstract on the Recto (collection of abstracts of contracts, or eiromenon).well... you know...Tebtynis, Polemonos meris, Arsin?n 12181hW12182iW12196pW12198mW12199lW12200kW12201oW12202nW12203qW12208rW12314%W12324(W12325'W12326&W12331)W12332.W12333/W12334,W12485LW12529 W125398W12559W12560W12561vW12562{W12563tW12564}W12565|W12566zW12568uW12576W12577W12579W12584W12585W12588W12589W12590W12591W12592W12593W12594W12606W12607W12610W12611W12612W12613W12614W12615W12616W12618borRecto, col. IV, abstract 7: 4top of lockers 2-4PapNoYesDue to the size of this papyrus roll, its content has been divided in the present database into several cards: one for each column of the Verso (register of contracts), one for each abstract on the Recto (collection of abstracts of contracts, or eiromenoN^bF‹jk publishedl"J.M.S. Cowey, ZPE 101 (1994) p. 82s1520 sey; Prepared by Hunt,1920+ P.Mich. inv. 173aBL X, 212 (date)Youtie HCP.Mich.inv. 175PapNoYes175-177Gagos T39-43Pl. 2-3BASP 341997SB XIV 12180ZPE 301978R2><_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>,k publishedl"J.M.S. Cowey, ZPE 101 (1994) p. 82 : Perses tes epigones; Profession(?); Slave; Woman (& guardian)Collection of Abstracts oBe ?lzpe.WgWpWqWrWwWWWWWWWWWWWWWW W W W WWW.W1WzsavWzu_WW}WWzuckerW`WzumtWW:W*WWzurHWWWWWWWWWWWWW?W@WzwischenIWeBack_R2><_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1>G<_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8> es tes epigonesCollection of Abstracts of Contracts (Eiromenon)1933Large roll containing writing on both sides; broken off at the left of the Recto1Recto; Verso: list of contracts (index of the Recto)DocumentaryTotal size of the roll: 2.39 m x 29 cm1921, Acquired by Kelsey from Nahman in CairoUnknown scribePHArchive of Kronion son of Apion, nomographos of the grapheion of Tebtynis; see also noteDay by day register of abstracts of the contracts recorded at the record-office (grapheion) of Tebtynis during the four last months of the 2nd year of the Emperor Claudius. - Col. IV, abstract 7 records an acknowledgment ofo have an unO/ŒjB.D-A003Œ8A.z.hA.C.E.G.jA.C/'E-Œ\.8A.O/hB5D.F.iB.jBD<A<.Œw/?O/ hB/D/ F/iB/jA.C.E.Œ[.y/hA/CC/%E/)i/$/jC/E/BŒ[`8A/DO/HhB/GD/&F0/iA0C8}jB0.D.A/6Œ8A/;hA/@C/zE/eiA/VjA/7C/UE/"Œ]/Ey/RhA/5C/oE/SiA/yjA0-C-E9Œ].y/vhA/C/E/iA/jA/C/fE/AŒ]/Wy/mhA/C/sE/riA/pjA/C0,E/kŒ[78A/P/hB/D/F/iB/j@/C/XE6ŒA/9A/hA/C/E/iA/jA/C/E/,Œ\/dy/hA/C/E/iA/jA/C/E/xŒ\0'8A/z/hA/C/E/G/iB/jA0&C/uEKŒ@/FV/8('Š8iAThe thirteenth year of Tiberius Caesar Augustus, the twenty-fifth of the month of Sebastos, in Tebtynis in the division of Polemon of the Arsinoite nome. Sokrates, son of Ptolemaios, about sixty-two years old, with a scar on his left cheek, has leased to Horos, son of Horos, from Theogonis, a Persian of the epigone, about fifty-five years old, with a scar on his left shin, the catoecic allotment of four arourai, or however many there are, in two parcels, belonging to him near Theogonis, foBr four years, from the thirteenth year of Tiberius Caesar Augustus: the first year of the lease, with the crops(?) of Sokrates remaining(?), without rent and charges; the second and last years of the lease for the sowing of wheat, the rent - together with four artabai of wheat as seed yearly for the two years - for the whole area being fifty-six artabai of wheat; the third year of the lease for the sowing of crops other than wheat. the rent - together with seed for whatever crops he chooseP%WŒhCnce>Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of Egyptj, fragments a-dChLA XLIIArmy(?); FragmentFragments of Uncertain Nature1994broken off at the top, left, right, bottom; very badly damaged4RectoDocumentary<_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_RD3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>i((Text too fragmentary to be translated).j done, on ph.k publishedp9/30/97ŒAP.Mich.inv. 5838Bc- RectoCPapDB+ P.Mich. inv. 5917; archive of Satabous son of Pnepheros & familyE Husselman EMFPMich IXG557H1971 JS sbxiv12180fVjVsbxiv12180onlyinv1759Vsbxiv12181hVsbxiv12182iVsbxiv12196pVsbxiv12198mVsbxiv12199lVsbxiv12200kVsbxiv12201oVsbxiv12202nVsbxiv12203qVsbxiv12208rVsbxvi12314%Vsbxvi12324(Vsbxvi12325'Vsbxvi12326&Vsbxvi12331sbxvi1233112331sbxvi1233112331xvi1233112331sbxvi1233112331sbxvi1233112331sbxvi1233112331sbxvi1233112331sbxvi1233112331sbxvi1233112331sbxvi1233112331sbxvi1233112331N_6q9k publisheds1517 :AP.Mich.inv. 968BRecto, col. IICPapDIArchive of Kronion son of Apion, nomographos of the grapheion of TebtynisEBoak AERFPMich VG 238, col. IIaPapNoYes175-177 (only inv. 175)Gagos T39-43Pl. 2-3BASP 341997SB XIV 12180 (only inv. 175)ZPE 301978R2><_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>,k published :AP.Mich.inv. 968BRecto, col. IICPapDIArchive of Kronion son of Apion, nomographos of the grapheion of TebtynisEBoak AERFPMich VG 238, col. II%tpmichinv17408V9Vpmichinv175jVpmichinv1759zVpmichinv176aVpmichinv1778Vpmichinv178Vpmichinv1780Vpmichinv1782AVpmichinv179Vpmichinv1799Vpmichinv18"Vpmichinv1802Vpmichinv1804EVpmichinv181UVpmichinv1810\Vpmichinv1812Vpmichinv1818Vpmichinv1820Vpmichinv183Vpmichinv1840Vpmichinv1842Vpmichinv186Vpmichinv188wVpmichinv19Vpmichinv191xVpmichinv192.Vpmichinv1929Vpmichinv193Vpmichinv1930Vpmichinv1933%Vpmichinv1935Vpmichinv1936rVpmichinv1937[Vpmichinv1939rVpmichinv195fVpmichinv1950Vpmichinv1953Vpmichinv1954Vpmichinv1959Vpmichinv1962Vpmichinv1968Vpmichinv197Vpmichinv1972,Vpmichinv1973ZVNh‹hADecember 1922; Acquired by Flinders - PetrieGara AP.Mich.inv. 1230PapNoYes61-6Gagos T44-46Pl. 2-3BASP 341997SB XVI 13003ZPE 501983<_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_BR5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>k publisheds1341 ‹AP.Mich.inv. 427CPapEGara AFZPE 50G66-71H1983J SB XVI 13004 (and XVIII, p. 488)KBL IX, 295 (l. 5; 6; 10)UNoWYesXGpurchased in Egypt by B.P. Grenfell and F.W. Kelsey in March-April 1920h6C8iAo - - -], strategos [. . .], from Marepsemis, also called Kephalas, son of Psyphis, an exempted priest, a public cultivator of those from Tebtynis. On the 4th day of Pauni in year 7 of Tiberius Claudius Caesar Augustus Germanicus Imperator, Pausis, son of Anamtis, a shepherd . . .j3done on the orig.; conservation16; scanned; checkedk publishedl(P.J. Sijpesteijn, Tyche 9 (1994) p. 224.p6/3/98s31909AP.Mich.inv. 669CPapDIArchive of Kronion son of Apion, nomographos of the grapheion of TebtynisE Jenkins FWFBASP 29G36-40H1992IPl. 4J SB XX 14315K1Several corrections made. To be republished. (PH)UYesV-WNoX-1921, Acquired by Kelsey from Nahman in Cairo[ Lease of Land\7.6 x 24.9 cm ] Check fibres?n164-167Tebtynis, Polemonos meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptBL III, 107 (col. I, l. 3); BL VIII, 211 (bibliography).Boak AER121, Verso, col. IPl. I (col. I)PMich II1933SB III 6705Verso, col. IJEA 9Administration; Animal; Archive; Dowry; House Ownership; Land Ownership; Lease; Loan; Marriage; Notary; Nur,kOYŒjEypte ofwel Kronion, een notaris uit het begin van onze jaartelling. [Du 'vieux papier' provenant d'un bureau de notaire de l'gypte ancienne ou Kronion, un notaire du dbut de notre re.], P.H.M. GERVER, J.G. KUIJL, A.J.H. PLEYSIER, R.T.G. VERSTRAATEN (Edd.), Heden verschenen voor mij ... Liber Amicorum aangeboden aan prof. mr. A.L.M. Soons, gewoon hoogleraar in het Notarile Recht aan de Faculteit der Rechtsgeleerdheid van de Rijksuniversiteit Leiden ter gelegenheid van zijn emeritaat (ArFOnhem, 1995) pp. 119-126, 1 tabl., 1 fac-sim., 1 arbre gnal. CHECKED Scanned.  @A    E  G    k publishedlMA.E.R. Boak, JEA 9 (1923) p. 164-167; A. Segre, Aegyptus 7 (1926) p. 97-107.p1/16/98yŒAP.Mich.inv. 622BVerso, col. VIIICPapDXArchive of Kronion son of Apion, nomographos of the grapheion of Tebtynis; see also noteEBoak AER"h‚9CMich. II, 121, Recto, I, viii-ix); Chairemon (see also P.Mich. II, 121, Recto, I, x); Mareus (see also P.Mich. II, 121, Recto, I, x)`zAdministration; Animal; Archive; Dowry; House Ownership; Land Ownership; Lease; Loan; Marriage; Notary; Nursing; Renting; Sale; Slave; Woman{Tebtynis; Kerkesoucha Orous|PHO BL II.2,47,211 on lines 3, 4-5, 5,8-11,12-13,13-15,18,21,34-35;III,46 Date corrected in BL VII, 40Westermann WL - Kraemer CJP.Corn. Inv. II 15Top of 2nd new locker (oversize folder)PapNoNo12Pl p691PCorn1926<_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2>B<_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>k publisheds1244 yed and distortedQ1RRecto; Verso is blankS documentaryT 5191ar.bmpX 5191ar_a.bmpY 5191ar_b.bmph,,ŒjAdone on the orig. check height, conserv status, notes preserv Check: Nigel: possibility of adding to the note a link to the next and preceding columns or to all the records of this inv. nr. (through an automated search?). We could also make 1 general card (with general bibliography?) with links to all the others? - Possibility of changing the text of the translation into links when the corresponding abstracts are on the Recto? Traianos: when these cards will be on the web, displayed as a sBearch result, no difference will appear between them, which is a problem. Ask Nigel? Traianos: should I add the bibliography concerning the grapheion, as: - R.H. Pierce, Grapheion, Catalogue, and Library in Roman Egypt, SymbOslo 43 (1968) pp. 68-83; - Hobson Deborah W., The Role of Women in the Economic Life of Roman Egypt: A Case Study from First Century Tebtunis, EchCl 28 = N.S., 3 (1984) pp. 373-390; - Montevecchi Orsolina, La crisi economica sotto Claudio e Nerone: Nuove testimonianze,88/ˆ9ALysimachos (= Lysas) son of Lysimachos (see P.Mich. V, p. 16-18); Hero (daughter of Lysimachos), wife and sister of Didymos, sister of Lysimachos (see P.Mich. V, p. 16-18); Herodes son of Ptolemaios, kinsman and guardian of Hero; Didymos (son of Lysimachos), brother and husband of Hero, brother of Lysimachos (see P.Mich. V, p. 16-18); Gaius, Emperor; Herakleides (neoteros) son of Maron (see P.Mich. V, p. 16-18); Arsinoe daughter of Herakleides, (wife of Lysimachos) (see P.Mich. V, p. 16-18B)zTFamily; Land Ownership; Marriage (brother-sister marriage); Sale; Woman (& guardian){!Ibion Eikosipentarouron; Tebtynis|PHO<_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>MzxQY4389rW4389rbbmpV4390rb W4390rbdbmp V4390rbebmp V4390rbfbmp V4392rSW4392rbbmpSV441rzW441rcbmpzV441rdbmpzV4527rtW4527rcbmptV4527rdbmptV4528rsW4528rcbmpsV4528rdbmpsV458rqW458rbbmpqV458rebmpqV458rgbmpqVpV4607rebmpV4607rfbmpV4684rW4684rbbmpV4688rW4688rbbmpV4690rW4690rcbmpV4690rdbmpV4696rW4696rcbmpV4696rdbmpV4703rW4703rdbmpV4703rebmpV4703rfbmpV4714rW4714rcbmpV4714rdbmpV4715arZWW4715arcbmpZVV4715ardbmpV4716cvYW4716cvbbmpYV4719r5W4719rdbmp5V4719rebmp5V4719rfbmp5V4731brWW4731brbbmpWV473ryW473rbbmpyV478rxW478rbbmpxV4800r3W4800rcbmp3V4800rdbmp3V4807drW4807drbbmpV487rwW487rbbmpwV#B6†hA19.2 x 12.2 cm24-5006E2-AUnknown local officialPHsee also P.Mich. inv. 2953 + 2954List of lessees with summary of seed loans by cleruchies(?)Line 99 of the edition: read [- - -] . tou Pnepherotos, instead of [- - -] . Pnepherotos155/156(?) A.D.Pearl OMousiai (former estates) of Camelius, [- - -]ra(--), and Germanicus; Kerkesoucha; KaranisPB.Mich.inv. 2960GreekAnn ArborCol. I - 14; col. II - 15FPapYesNoO.M. Pearl published inv. 2953+2954 and 2960a as parts of the same roll. The relation between them seems uncertain: all of them concern probably the 18th year, but inv. 2960a is written in a different hand and seems to be made of a different kind of papyrus.badly damaged and very fragile, isn't it? realign, if possiS8S<‰ _ 4390re_c.bmp_ 4390re_d.bmphA24.5 x 23 cm (fragment b); 13.9 x 15.7 cm (fragment c); 5.5 x 15 cm (fragment d)25-5026D over CUnknownPH+ P.Mich. inv. 4385 + 4386Collection of short sayings and pieces of advice, some of which deal with cursing or other evil utterance, and with the choice of a bridgegroom and giving a dowryIst-beginning of IInd cent. A.D. (before 115 A.D., see note)Sanders HA-join fragments of "fragment b"; some unfolding needed (among others, at top of "fragment c"); after that, I should check (once again) if there is any clue for the order of b and c from the verso, so call meUnknown place, province of Egyptrustic capital hand slightly mixed with uncial forms{-!1#i|‰]join to 4385 fragment b, so that the place of the 2 fragments of fragment a is fixed; join 3rd fragment -> glass needed, it seemsAP.Mich. inv. 4385, fragment a, is part of a roll patched together to write the record of the daily receipts of the grapheion of Karanis. Fragments b-d (numbered according to the verso) offer on the recto a totally different text (P.Congr. XV 15), which was glued to the left of fragment a; a few letters of it were mistaken by H.A. Sanders as a correction, numbered as line 13 (= P.Congr. XV 15, line 97). The left part of what was given as fragment d in P.Mich. VII (fragment from inv. 4390) jfragment a were complete on the right side, and that there was a shorter line between lines 10 and 11 of the edition, as already suggested by R. Merkelbach. The place of the right part of "fragment d" is uncertain. (PH) The date in the upper margin was certainly written after the Latin text.n=Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of Egyptal5yˆhCof text_title>Record of Payment of Money Tax1944broken off and badly frayed at the bottom; badly abraded1Recto; Verso is blankDocumentary<_600DPIFront_R1>650r_a.bmp<_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_Dp600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>:iAFrom Dionysios, son of Sarapion, tax on a vacant lot in Tebtynis which he declares that he has bought from Herakleides and Didymos, both sons of Didymos, their mother being Thaus, for . . . talents in copper. From Dionysios, son of Sarapion, tax on [- - -]j"done on the orig. scanned; checkedk publishedp3/25/98s2858 R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600D85ˆhA8 x 14.5 cm1921, Acquired by Kelsey from Nahman in CairoUnknown tax collectorPHArchive of Kronion son of Apion, nomographos of the grapheion of TebtynisRecord of (or receipt for) payments of the sales tax on the purchase of a vacant lot at TebtynisEarly Ist cent. A.D.Boak AERTebtynisP.Mich.inv. 650GreekAnn Arbor11-PapNoNoTebtynis, Polemonos meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptA medium-sized cursive, with most of the letters upright (Boak)Dionysios son of Sarapion; Herakleides son of Didymos and Thaus; Didymos son of Didymos and Thaus236Tebtynis, Polemonos meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptPMich VLand Ownership; Sale; Taxation; Tax collectionWEWKWZW_WWWhasbeenbroughtforkaranisonebasketsarganeofchaffthrV$59lysaskomogrammateusseepmichiip222VV3Vlysasmonographosseealsopmichii123versocolixl9Vlysasmonographosseealsopmichii128colial3&VlysassonofdidymosVlysassonofgalatesandtaorsesseepmichv2329Vlysassonoforsenouphispersestesepigones9Vlysassonofpetearmouthes&VlysiasUWVWlysiasseealsopmichxviii770UVlysimachos9WWWW6W7W;W>WBWEWHWLWRW[WaWbWeWzW|W}WWWWWWWWWWvWW}WWʂ΂ЂтWWWW W W WWW%W.W1W3W:;W=ZW[W(?); Paramone (obligation to remain at someone's service); Profession; Renting; Sale; Scribe; Servility; Slave(?); WomanRegister of Contracts Prepared at the Grapheion1944broken off on the right side, and badly damaged by a vertical break going through nearly(t@ MPpapyrusWWW!W*W8W<W=WEWHWIWJW|WW"W+WWWWWW5WW2W3W4W6WpapyrusbadlybrokenanddefacedwellpreservedsealofgrayVpapyrusofadeepbrowncolorhavingmanysmallbreaksmainlVpapyrusofpoorqualitycoarseandroughfrgi-iibrokenoffVpartWWTW{WXW.W/W5WAWEWSW`WfWWWWWWW"W^WWWWW=WlWmWqWzWWW"W#WW.WWW W W W W WWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWW W!W"W#W$W%W&W'W(W)W*W+W,WpartofarollbrokenatleftandrightdamagedattopandbVpartofarollbrokenatlefttoprightandbottomsurfaceiVpartially5WparticularlyWWnWW3WmWWjWpartly=WWWWwW{WSWWpWvWwWWWWWWW66 XˆhGt side, and badly damaged by a vertical break going through nearly the whole papyrus1Recto; Verso is blankDocumentary654r.bmp<_600DPIFront_R1>654r_a.bmp<_600DPIFront_R2>654r_b.bmp<_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_HRR4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8> ither?) Herodes; (another?) Kronion; Heronas; (another?) Herodes; Herakleides; (another) Herakleides; (another?) Orsenouphis; Patron; (another?) Kronion; Tasoykis; (another?) Patron; (another?) Orsenouphis; Harphaesis; Herakleon; (another?) Kronion; (another?) Haryotes; Heron; Marsisouchos; Narkissos; (another?) Kronion; Akes; (another?) Kronion; Heras; Machatas; Me..eiphios; Amaeis; (another?) Orse66ˆhEnouphis; (another?) Herodes; Onnophris; Thenpetsoykis (& husband: Seras?); Anoubion; Seras (& wife: Thenpetsoykis?); (another?) Herakleides; Maron; Taapollos; Ischyrion; (another?) Haryotes; (another?) Orsenouphis; Konopsis; Galates; (another?) Papontos; (another?) Orseus; (another?) Herodes; (another?) Maron; (another?) Maron; (another?) Orsenouphis; Patynis; (another?) Maron; (another?) Kronion; Anouph[- - -]; Lysas (& his unnamed brother); (another?) Marepsemis; (another?) Maron237Tebtynis, Polemonos meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptPMich VAdministration; Animal; Apprenticeship; Cession; Debt; Dowry; House Ownership; Land Ownership; Lease; Loan; Marriage; Notary; Nursing(?); Paramone (obligation to remain at someone's service); Profession; Renting; Sale; Scribe; Servility; Slave(?); WomanRegister of Contracts Prepared at the Grapheion1944broken off on the righ6 6ˆhCeded (in the middle and on the right) Remind me that I still have to check the readings.Tebtynis, Polemonos meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptHand of Kronion, son of ApionClaudius, Emperor; Marepsemis; Galates; Psyphis; Kronion; Herakles; (another?) Kronion; Petouris; (another?) Herakles; Damas (& unnamed brother); Papontos; Horion(?); Orseus; (another?) Kronion(?); Haryotes; Herodes; Orsenouphis; (another?) Kronion; Em- - - (& unnamed wife);D (another?) Herakles; (another?) Haryotes; Lysimachos; Eudemonis (Eudaimonis); Konopios; (another?) Herodes; (another?) Kronion; Heronas; (another?) Herodes; Herakleides; (another) Herakleides; (another?) Orsenouphis; Patron; (another?) Kronion; Tasoykis; (another?) Patron; (another?) Orsenouphis; Harphaesis; Herakleon; (another?) Kronion; (another?) Haryotes; Heron; Marsisouchos; Narkissos; (another?) Kronion; Akes; (another?) Kronion; Heras; Machatas; Me..eiphios; Amaeis; (another?) OrseL( 8beginningofaletterfrombestohisfatherphamaeis/VbeginningofaletterfromisidorustohisbrotherpamatasiVbeginningofaletterfromptolemaiostohismothertamusthaCVbeginningofalistofgoodsreceivedfromtheodotosacivicVnningofalistofgoodsreceivedfromtheodotosacivicVV5wdˆj"done on the orig. scanned; checkedk publishedp3/24/98s2863ˆAP.Mich.inv. 652CPapDIArchive of Kronion son of Apion, nomographos of the grapheion of TebtynisE Husselman EMFPMich VG331H1944UNoV-WNoX-1921, Acquired by Kelsey from Nahman in Cairo[Loan(?)\18.2 x 26.5 cm]realign a few fibres?n11 x 27.5 cm1921, Acquired by Kelsey from Nahman in CairoKronion, son of ApionPHArchive of Kronion son of Apion, nomographos of the grapheion of TebtynisBeginning of a financial register (anagraphe) of all the contracts drawn up day by day in the record-office (grapheion) of Tebtynis during the beginning of the 4th year of the Emperor Claudius (Aug. 29[?]-Oct. 2, 43 A.D.); the writing fee (grammatikon) charBged for the preparation of each document was probably indicated at the end of each line.BL VI, 82 (l. 15). - L. 5: read Ps[y]pheos, instead of Ps[ypheos]. (PH)After Oct. 2, 43 A.D.Boak AERP.Mich.inv. 654GreekAnn Arbor43LPapYesNoNeeds consolidation? Check verso: small unfoldings on the right side of the recto. Lots of small unfolding ne66 ˆiAThe fourth year of Tiberius Claudius Caesar Augustus Germanicus Imperator. Month Sebastos [. .]: Agreement of obligation to remain in service (paramone)(?) for the sum of [. . ] silver [drachmai], (made) by Marepsemis and others to Galates. [- - -]. Lease of 3 arourai, (made) by Psyphis to Kronion. [- - -]. Agreement of obligation to remain in service (paramone) for the sum of [. . ] silver [drachmai], (made) by Herakles to Kronion. [- - -]. (Contract by which) Petouris gave (his son in apBprenticeship) of the weaver's (profession) to Herakles. [- - -] Agreement [- - -], (made) by Damas and his brother to Papontos and another. [- - -]. Agreement of sale of a house and [- - -], (made) by Horion(?) and another to Orseus. [- - -]. Agreement of cession of 4 arourai, (made) by Kronion(?) to Haryotes. [- - -]. Agreement of cession of 4 arourai, (made) by . . . to Herodes. [- - -]. Agreement of sale of 3 cattle, (made) by Orsenouphis to Kronion. [- - -]. Agreement of obligation to 6 .VhCCensus Declaration1953broken off and damaged at the top3Recto; Verso unpublished (traces of 1 line)Documentary5961r.bmp5961v.bmp<_600DPIFront_R1>5961r_a.bmp<_600DPIFront_R2>5961r_c.bmp<_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1>5D961v_b.bmp<_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>\imeris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptLonginus Maximus; Ptolemaios(?) son of Petheus, phrontistes of Longinus Maximus; Antoninus Pius, Emperor343-344Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptSB VI 9554, 4CE 28Agent of Absentee Landlord; CadasK 7ann;W=W>WCWDWEWFWOWUWVWWWXWYWZW\W_WaWsWtWvWyW{W|WWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWW WWWWWWWW2W3WOWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWW W!W"W#W$W%W&W'W(W)W*W+W,W-W.W/W0W1W2W3W4W5W6W7W8W9W:W;W<W=W>W?W@WAWBWCWDWEWFWGWHWIWJWKWLWMWNWOWPWQWRWSWTWUWVWWWXWYWZW[W\W]W^W_W`WaWbWcWdWeWfWgWhWiWjWkWlWmWnWoWpWqWrWsWtWuWvWwWxWyWzW{W|W}WWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWH# pheosWphioWphibWWphibisWphilotas+WoWphilotheosPWphinotheosPWphioWphlWpho WphoibammonWWphomsaisCWphor WphosWphoto4WphotographMWphylaiDWpiWpictureWpiecezWWlWpieces&WWWplWplaceQWpleusantonWplocWploioncWploutogenia&Wploutogenia's&WpmichWfWpnepherWpnepherotosWpokWpoesoIWpoieiWpoioWpolemonosWpoleoskWpolites[WpontotosWpositioningWpossibleWpounaWpplWWWppeonWpr+W|WCWWW}WWQWpragmaWpresbyteroFWpresbyterouFWpresenceWpreservedWpriestsDWprincepsW{|‹hAJuly 1925; Acquired from Dr. KondiliosGara AP.Mich.inv. 3173PapNoYes123-7SB XVI 12594ZPE 351979<_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>ak publishedlN. Gonis, ZPE 119 (1997) p. 149s1855.9, XbmpWWWWWWWWWWW W!W"W#W$W%W&W'W(W)W,W-W.W/W0W1W2W3W4W5W6W7W8W9W:W<W=W>W@WAWBWCWDWEWFWGWHWJWMWNWOWPWQWRWTWUWVWXWYWZW[W\W]W^W_WaWbWcWdWeWfWgWhWiWjWkWlWmWnWoWpWqWrWsWtWvWwWxWyW|W}WWWWWWWWWWWWW W W W W WWWWWWWWWWWWWWWW"W#W$W%WWWWWW WW)WWWWWWWWWWWW?W@WCWGWIWzW{WWWWWWWWWWWWWWWW W*WAWOW~WWWWWWWWWWWWWW*W?WDWMWQWRWTW~WWWWWWW5†hCble. Eventually house it with 2953+2954? (edited as parts of the same roll, but I have a big doubt)Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of Egypthand of common, commercial styleAunes son of Horos; Ptolemaios, his brother; [- - -] son of Melanas; Petsiris son of Pe[- - -]; [- - -] son of Onnophris; Onnophris son of Onnophris; [- - -], his brother; Aphrod(--) son of Dioskoros; Petaus son of Onnophris; [- - -] son of Petaus; Pet- - son Dof [- - -] and Tha- -os, grandson of Pnepheros; Camelius (see Geographica); Germanicus (see Geographica); Ou - - -; Horos son of - - -; Pameion son of - - -63Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptaPColl Youtie ILoan; Personal status: apator (of unknown father); Profession; Taxation (Land); Tax collectionRegister of Lessees of Cleruchic(?) Land1976BL III,115 on line 77; & BL VIII, 213After Dec. 26, 46 A.D.Boak AERP.Mich.inv. 968GreekAnn ArborCol. I - 51top of lockers 5-7PapYesNoProblems: 1) scanning through this glass: I don't know what would be the result; 2) there is a small text on the VersoTebtynis, Polemonos meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptHand of Kronion, son of ApionClaudius, Emperor238Tebtynis, Polemonos meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptFuks A-Tcherikover Vw-8claudiusXWeWkWWWW2W7W8W9W:W;W<W=W>W?W@WAWdWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWgyptHand of Kronion, son of Apion238Tebtynis, Polemonos meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptFuks A-Tcherikover V498aCPJ III1964Recto, col. IPMich VRegister of Contracts Prepared at the Grapheion1944Complete1Recto; Verso bears only a brief memorandumDocumentary<_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2>*9#]xˆLhKposit; Family; House ownership; Land ownership; Lease; Loan; Mortgage; Notary; Nursing; Paramone (obligation to remain at someone's service); Price; Profession; Renting; Sale; Scribe; Servility; Slave; WomanRegister of Contracts Prepared at the Grapheion1944Complete1Recto; Verso bears only a brief memorandumDocumentary968r_1.bmp968r_3.bmp968v_1.Lpbmp968v_3.bmp<_600DPIFront_R1>968r_a.bmp<_600DPIFront_R2>968r_e.bmp<_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>iDec. 26, 46 A.D.Boak AERP.Mich.inv. 968GreekAnn Arbor8.3 x 14 cmJune 1922; Acquired from Nahman through the British MuseumMarepsemis alias Kephalas, son of PsyphisPHArchive of Kronion son of Apion, nomographos of the grapheion of TebtynisUnfinished draft of a petition written to a strategos by a priest, Marepsemis alias Kephalas, son of Psyphis, who probably had to complain about something that a shepherd named Pausis had doneBL X, 227 (l. 11)BShortly after May 29, 47 A.D.Jenkins FWTebtynisP.Mich.inv. 963GreekAnn Arbor12-PapNoYesL. 3, rightTebtynis, Polemonos meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptBold clear hand (Jenkins)[- - -] strategos; Marepsemis alias Kephalas son of Psoiphis (Psyphis), hiereus apolysimos, demosios georgos (se66)ˆLiGhmai, (made) by Maron to Orseus and his wife. (Fee:) 9 obols. Agreement of mortgage on a slave (named) Athene, (made) by Thenkebkis to Potamon (and) loan of 100 silver drachmai, (made) by Potamon to the same woman and her son. (Fee) for both (documents): 4 drachmai. On the 22nd. Agreement of confirmation, (made) by Taorsenouphis to Kronion the manufacturer of oil. Gratis. Agreement of lease by way of payment in advance, (made) by Haryotes to Orseus. (Fee:) 2 drachmai. Lease of right to selHl a crop, (made) by Herodion to Polemon. (Fee:) 12 obols. Agreement guaranteeing immunity, (made) by Herakles to his sisters. (Fee:) 18 obols. Agreement of release of claims, (made) by Thaubastis and others to Herakles. Gratis, for Lysas. Lease of 8 arourai, (made) by Ptolemaios to Eutychos. (Fee:) 15 obols. Agreement of lease, by way of payment in advance, of 1 3/4 aroura, (made) by Psenosiris to Phibion. (Fee:) 3 drachmai. Agreement of lease, by way of payment in advance, of 4 arourai, (#&6ˆLiE. Agreement of confirmation, (made) by Kames to Paches. He owes the scribe's fee. Agreement of obligation to remain in service (paramone) for the sum of 48 drachmai, (made) by Hermas to Ptolemaios. (Fee:) 8 obols. On the 14th. Acknowledgment of receipt of a maintenance, (made) by Thenmarsisouchos to Zoilos. (Fee:) 2 drachmai. Agreement (of - - -) of 40 silver drachmai for the price of wheat, (made) by Orsenouphis to Haryotes. (Fee:) 7 obols. Lease of 3 3/4 arourai of green fodder, (made) bFy Peteeus and his brother to Mieus. (Fee:) 6 obols. Loan of 100 silver drachmai, (made) by Herakles to Harmaeis and his mother. (Fee:) 4 drachmai. Agreement of lease of 8 arourai of fodder, (made) by Mieus and others to Didymos. He owes the scribe's fee. Agreement of nursing a slave child, (made) by Tapontos and her husband to Kronion, (and), on the 16th, loan of 100 silver drachmai, (made) by Kronion to Harmiysis and his wife. (Fee) for both (documents): 4 drachmai. Loan of 56 silver dracA4 ihatresWWWWWW_WeWmWWWWWWW WWWW W WWWWWW.W6W;WQWtems>1Recto; Verso bears only a brief memorandumDocumentary<_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8> ,one for each column.Problems: 1) scanning through this glass: I don't know what would be the result (compare inv. 621, which is already on the web); 2) there is a small text on the VersoTebtynis, Polemonos meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptHand of Kronion, son of ApionClaudius, Emperor;-0MkŒyHatres son of Phanes, Perses tes epigones; Marsisouchos son of Marepsemis (see also P.Mich. V, 256); Claudius, Emperor; Onnophris son of Psosneus(?)zrAdministration; Agriculture; Ethnicity; Lease; Notary; Personal status: Perses tes epigones; Topography (Tebtynis){Tebtynis; he megale hodos|PHO28 x 81 cm (total size)June 1922; Acquired from Nahman through the British MuseumKronion, son of ApionPHArchive of Kronion son of Apion, nomographos of the grapheion of TebtynisQuadrimestrial financial register (anagraphe) of all the contracts drawn up day by day in the record-office (grapheion) of Tebtynis during the first four months of the 4th year of the Emperor Claudius (Aug. 29-Dec. 26, 46 A.D.); the Bwriting fee (grammatikon) charged for the preparation of each document is indicated at the end of each line. - Col. I records the contracts drawn up between Aug. 30-Sept. 22, 46 A.D.; most entries are duplicated in other registers of the same year (P.Mich. II, 128; V, 240 and P.Mich. inv. 3501)BL VII, 111 (bibliography); BL VIII, 213 (bibliography)After Dec. 26, 46 A.D.Boak AERP.Mich.inv. 968GreekAnn Arbor368-373pl. IX, abb. 1Aphrodite (Aphrodito), Antaiopolite nome,6$6"ˆLhCes>Col. I - 51top of lockers 6-7PapYesNoDue to the size of this papyrus, its content has been divided in the present database into several cards, one for each column.Problems: 1) scanning through this glass: I don't know what would be the result (compare inv. 621, which is already on the web); 2) there is a small text on the VersoTebtynis, Polemonos meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptHand of Kronion, son of ApionClaudius, Emperor; Kronion; Apollonios; Haryotes (see also P.Mich. II, 128, col. III, l. 34; V, 240, l. 53); Dios (see also P.Mich. II, 128, col. III, l. 34; V, 240, l. 53); Papontos (see also P.Mich. II, 128, col. III, l. 35; V, 240, l. 54); Pastoous (see also P.Mich. II, 128, col. III, l. 35; V, 240, l. 54); Hatres (& unnamed wife) (see also P.Mich. II, 128, col. III, l. 26; V, 240, l. 46); Didyme (see also P.Mich. II, 128, col. III, l. 26;6-5OˆL9Canother?) Kronion (see also P.Mich. II, 128, col. III, l. 38; V, 240, l. 57); Herakles (see also P.Mich. II, 128, col. III, l. 38; V, 240, l. 57); Herakleides; Herodes; Lysimachos; (another?) Herakleides; Kames; Paches; Hermas (see also P.Mich. II, 128, col. III, l. 39; V, 240, l. 58); Ptolemaios (see also P.Mich. II, 128, col. III, l. 39; V, 240, l. 58); Thenmarsisouchos; Zoilos; Orsenouphis (so also in P.Mich. inv. 3501, l. 16; but P.Mich. II, 128, col. III, l. 40, has Horonsis; in lacunDa in P.Mich. V, 240, l. 59); Haryotes (son of Paches) (see also P.Mich. II, 128, col. III, l. 40; V, 240, l. 59); Peteeus (& unnamed brother) (see also P.Mich. II, 128, col. III, l. 42 and 44; V, 240, l. 61); Mieus (see also P.Mich. II, 128, col. III, l. 42 and 44; V, 240, l. 61); (another?) Herakles (see also P.Mich. II, 128, col. III, l. 43; V, 240, l. 62); (another?) Mieus; (another?) Didymos; Tapontos, wife of Harmiysis (see also P.Mich. II, 128, col. III, l. 45; V, 240, l. 63); Harmiy68ˆLiImade) by Taorseus to Maron. (Fee:) 4 silver drachmai. Agreement of lease, by way of payment in advance, of 4 arourai, (made) by Taorseus to Ptolemas. (Fee:) 4 silver drachmai. Agreement of lease, by way of payment in advance, of 13 arourai, (made) by Haryotes and others to Maron. (Fee:) 4 silver drachmai. On the 25th. Agreement of division (of property), (made) by Tephersos to his sons. (Fee:) 12 silver drachmai. Acknowledgment of deposit of 200 silver drachmai, 5 artabai of wheat and 5 arJtabai of barley, (made) by Herakles and his wife to Kronion. (Fee:) 6 drachmai. Lease <Read: Agreement> of partnership in farming 8 <arourai> of an allotment, (made) by Didymos to Herodion. (Fee:) 10 obols. Agreement to furnish lodging for the sum of 20 silver drachmai, (made) by Orseus and his wife to Mareus. (Fee:) 7 obols. Lease of 13 arourai, (made) by Kronides to Herakles and another. (Fee:) 4 silver drachmai. Agreement of sale of a donkey, (made) by Thenatymis to Kronion.86+ˆLK7BL VII, 111 (bibliography); BL VIII, 213 (bibliography)UYesVtop of lockers 6-7WNoX:June 1922; Acquired from Nahman through the British Museum[/Register of Contracts Prepared at the Grapheion\28 x 81 cm (total size)]Problems: 1) scanning through this glass: I don't know what would be the result (compare inv. 621, which is already on the web); 2) there is a small text on the Verso_~Due to the size of this papyrus, its content has been divided in the present database into several cards, one for each column.n<_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4>K<_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>7ld be the result (compare inv. 621, which is already on the web); 2) there is a small text on the VersoTebtynis, Polemonos meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptHand of Kronion, son of ApionClaudius, Emperor;6+6(ˆL9AClaudius, Emperor; Kronion; Apollonios; Haryotes (see also P.Mich. II, 128, col. III, l. 34; V, 240, l. 53); Dios (see also P.Mich. II, 128, col. III, l. 34; V, 240, l. 53); Papontos (see also P.Mich. II, 128, col. III, l. 35; V, 240, l. 54); Pastoous (see also P.Mich. II, 128, col. III, l. 35; V, 240, l. 54); Hatres (& unnamed wife) (see also P.Mich. II, 128, col. III, l. 26; V, 240, l. 46); Didyme (see also P.Mich. II, 128, col. III, l. 26; V, 240, l. 46); Thenkebkis; Papnebtynis; GalateBs; Tesenouphis (& unnamed wife); Harmaeis (Harmais) (& unnamed mother) (see also P.Mich. II, 128, col. III, l. 43; V, 240, l. 62); Paaus; Thaubastis (see also P.Mich. II, 128, col. Ib, l. 4; V, 240, l. 69-70); Nestesis (see also P.Mich. II, 128, col. Ib, l. 4; V, 240, l. 69-70); Peteeus (see also P.Mich. II, 128, col. III, l. 36-37; V, 240, l. 55-56); Didymos (see also P.Mich. II, 128, col. III, l. 36; V, 240, l. 55); Alexandros (see also P.Mich. II, 128, col. III, l. 37; V, 240, l. 56); (<<MˆiFRe, [- - -]notesis, daughter of Orseus, her mother being Tapemeous, according to an Egyptian alimentary contract [money of the value of 11 pieces of gold[ and the contract of surrender and preliminary sale, concerning all property that belongs to me and whatever property I may acquire or may [come] to me [- - -] (Traces of 7 more lines). jDone on the orig.; conservation16; scanned; checked Ask Leyla about "If an oath is laid upon you (to) execute (for me), you shall execute it for me (in) the house [in] which the judges are."k publishedp5/29/98s2776ouse Ownership; Land Ownership; Marriage; Religion; Woman{ Aigyptios|PHO18.3 x 27.1 cm1921, Acquired by Kelsey from Nahman in CairoKronion son of PatynisPHArchive of Kronion son of Apion, nomographos of the grapheion of TebtynisCopy of the docket, the signatures and the abstract of a (demotic?) contract by which Kronion, son of Patynis, sells the vacant lots belonging to him in Talei to Pimos, son of OrsenouphisBL III, 115 (l. 38-39); BL VII, 111 (l. 1)ich] the measurements are from south to north twenty cubits and from west to east sixteen(?) cubits, to the extent of the total measurements in cubits, as many as there may be; and of which the 61OˆiEneighbors are on the south the royal road, [on the north] the vacant lots of Petermouthis, son of Orseus, on the west the [farmyard] of Horos, son of Herakles, on the east the vacant lots of Harmiysis, son of Sokeus; the contract being made by Kronion, son of Patynis, his mother being Didyme, (who agrees) to sell to [Pimos], son of Orsenouphis, his mother being Telemasis, and to receive the whole price agreed upon, in full, immediately, from [hand to hand], out of the house, amd to guarantF!ee the sale forever. The signatory of the first party is Heliodoros, son of Apollonides, [about] 23 years old, with a scar beside the left calf, and that of the purchaser is Theon, son of [Didymos], about 49 years old, with a scar on the right side of his forehead. The rest in accordance. j)done on the orig.; conservation13 SCANNEDk publishedlfFr. Pringsheim, The Greek Law of Sale (Weimar, 1950) p. 365, n. 1; P.Coll.Youtie I, 19, note to l. 29.p3/27/98ˆAP.Mich.inv. 6256260ˆiCh every guarantee forever, and I shall do the rest as aforesaid. Heliodoros, son of Apollonides, wrote for him because he is illiterate. Copy of the other subscription. Pimos, son of Orsenouphis, my mother being Telemasis. The aforesaid sale of the aforesaid [vacant] lots was made to me, and I gave the price agreed upon as aforesaid. Theon, son of Didymos, wrote for him because he is illiterate. Copy of the body (of the contract). Registered in the fifth year of Tiberius Caesar Augustus onD the fifth of the intercalary days of the [month] Mesore, through Malchion, who is in charge of the grapheion of Talei and other villages in the division of Polemon of the Arsinoite nome. Contract for the sale of a vacant lot [with] all the fixtures in it, in Talei of the division of Polemon, [of which] the measurements are from south to north twenty cubits and from west to east sixteen(?) cubits, to the extent of the total measurements in cubits, as many as there may be; and of which the 6561ˆiA[Copy of the docket. Registered in the record office at Talei] in the fifth year of Tiberius [Caesar Augustus], on the fifth [of the intercalary days of the month Mesore]. [Copy of the subscription]. I, Kronion, son of Patynis, [my mother being Didyme, acknowledge that I have sold] to Pimos, son of Orsenouphis, [his mother being Telemasis], the vacant lots [that belong] to me [with all the fixtures that are in them, in Talei] of the division of Polemon, [of which the measurements are from Bsouth] to north twenty [cubits], from west to east [sixteen(?) cubits . . .], or as many as there may be, and [all] the appurtenances. The neighbors are on the south the royal road, on the north the vacant lots of Petermouthis, son of Orseus, on the west the farmyard of Horos, son of Herakles, on the east the vacant lot of Harmiysis, son of Sokeus. And I have received from the purchaser the entire price agreed upon, in full, from hand to hand, out of the house, and I guarantee the sale witrom 6D67:hH has Phemnasis); (another?) Maron (see also P.Mich. II, 124, verso, col. I, l. 18); (another?) Herakles (& unnamed wife) (see also P.Mich. II, 124, verso, col. I, l. 20); (another?) Apollonios (see also P.Mich. II, 124, verso, col. I, l. 20); Herodes (see also P.Mich. II, 124, verso, col. I, l. 22); Petesouchos (see also P.Mich. II, 124, verso, col. I, l. 22); (another?) Lysimachos (see also P.Mich. II, 124, verso, col. I, l. 25); Psentamieus (see also P.Mich. II, 124, verso, col. I, l. 25I); (another?) Herakles (see also P.Mich. II, 124, verso, col. I, l. 21); Onnophris, thesaurophylax (see also P.Mich. II, p. 224); (another?) Orseus; Pouoris; (another?) Mieus; Mieus son of Phomsais (Phomsais) (see also P.Mich. V, 260); (another?) Marsisouchos; (another?) Didymos; (another?) Tephersos; (another?) Lysimachos; Tmarsis; Teues; Nestnephis; Heron238, col. IITebtynis, Polemonos meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptRecto, col. II<;;ˆMiY Thermouthis, Marepsemis, also called Kalamos, son of Marepsemis, acknowledge that I consent to the aforesaid division. And I, Tetosiris, also called Dionysia, also acknowledge that I have ceded to my aforesaid sons and grandsons from the present time the property which I ceded to them as aforesaid, and according to the terms I shall not have any power over all this property, either to sell it or mortgage it or alienate it or leave it to others or cede it, but they shall be in control and Zaccording to the terms shall have the power from the present time to sell and mortgage and alienate and lease it in whatever manner they may desire free from interference, not requiring my presence, as my aforesaid husband, Psyphis, also called Harpochration,has ceded as aforesaid, to which I also have agreed as it was read. I, Marepsemis, wrote for Tetosiris, also called Dionysia, because she is illiterate, and I have been appointed as her guardian. (4th hand) I, Onnophris, son of Psyphisgypt8c62ˆhDn are broken off1Recto; Verso is blankDocumentary0626r.bmp<_600DPIFront_R1>0626r_a.bmp<_600DPIFront_R2>0626r_c.bmp<_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_E600DPIBack_R8>ind I shall do the rest as aforesaid. Heliodoros, son of Apollonides, wrote for him because he is illiterate. Copy of the other subscription. Pimos, son of Orsenouphis, my mother being Telemasis. The aforesaid sale of the aforesaid [vacant] lots was made to me, and I gave the price agreed upon as aforesaid. Theon, son of Didymos, wrote for him because he is illiterate. Copy of the body (of the contract). Registered in the fifth year of Tiberius Caesar Augustus onG$lweimarWWwellesmWW&W.W/W0Wwenger{WWWwest;W=WWwest-a WWwhiteaWwhitehorne{Wwhm-worpW7W8WIWMWQWSWTWWWWwien{W6WWWWWWyWWWWWW6368:hJSer_Vol>PMich VAdministration; Animal; Building; Debt; Deposit; Lease; Loan; Marriage; Notary; Nursing; Paramone (obligation to remain at someone's service); Price; Priest; Renting; Sale; Scribe; Servility; Slave; Utensil; WomanRegister of Contracts Prepared at the Grapheion1944Complete1Recto; Verso bears only a brief memorandumDocumentary968r_1.bmp968r_3.bmp968v_1.bmp968v_3.bmp<_600DPIFront_R1>968r_a.bmp<_600DPIFront_R2>968r_e.bmp<_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>is; Apollonios; (another?) Papontos; (another?) Kronion; Siphon; (another?)6769:iA(Sebastos 25, continued). Loan of 68 silver drachmai, (made) by Herakles to Papontos and his wife. (Fee:) 12 obols. On the 26th. Acknowledgment of deposit of 100 silver drachmai and 6 1/2 artabai of wheat, (made) by Onnophris to Haryotes. (Fee:) 3 drachmai. Lease of 2 arourai, (made) by Tephersos and another to Onnophris. (Fee:) 8 obols. Lease of 3 arourai, (made) by Papnebtynis to Herodes. (Fee:) 7 obols. Agreement of obligation to remain in service (paramone) for the sum of 60 drachmai, B(made) by Papontos and his wife to Herakles. (Fee:) 10 obols. Agreement of lease, by way of payment in advance, of pasture lands and others, (made) by Sotas to Mieus. (Fee:) 4 drachmai. Acknowledgment of deposit of 80 silver drachmai, 2 artabai of wheat and 6 artabai of barley, (made) by Nepheros to Onnophris. (Fee:) 2 drachmai. Agreement to furnish lodging for the sum of 156 silver drachmai, (made) by Siaiepis to Tapetsoykis. (Fee:) 4 drachmai. Agreement (of - - -) of 8 1/2 artabai of bar686::iCley, (made) by Mieus to Herodes. (Fee:) 6 obols. Agreement to nurse a slave child, (made) by Thenpatynis to Didymos, (and), on the 28th, loan of 100 silver drachmai, (made) by Didymos to Panomieus and his wife. (Fee) for both (documents): 18 obols. Loan of 28 silver drachmai, (made) by Lysimachos to Petesouchos and his wife. (Fee:) 6 obols. Acknowledgment of deposit of 84 silver drachmai, (made) by Orsenouphis to Psosneus. (Fee:) 2 drachmai. Concession of a pastophoros's cell, (made) by MaDrepsemis to Psyphis. (Fee:) 3 silver drachmai. Lease of 7 3/4 arourai, (made) by Herakles to Kronion. (Fee:) 9 obols. Acknowledgment of deposit of 60 silver drachmai and 3 artabai of wheat, (made) by Orseus to Soterichos. (Fee:) 2 drachmai. Agreement of obligation to remain in service (paramone) for the sum of 20 drachmai, (made) by Tamysthas to Kronion. (Fee:) 7 obols. Acknowledgment of deposit of 212 silver drachmai and 6 1/2 artabai of wheat, (made) by Herakles and his wife to Apollonio696;:iEs. (Fee:) 4 drachmai. Agreement of obligation to remain in service (paramone) for the sum of 28 drachmai, (made) by Harmiysis to Didymos. (Fee:) 7 obols. On the 29th. Lease of 8 <arourai> of an allotment, (made) by Herakleides to Pollous and another. (Fee:) 10 obols. Acknowledgment of deposit of 120 silver drachmai and 15 artabai of barley, (made) by Cheos to Kronion. (Fee:) 4 drachmai. Acknowledgment of deposit of 580 silver drachmai, (made) by Petemennophris and another to Galates.F (Fee:) 8 drachmai. On the 30th. Lease of right to sell a crop, (made) by Herodes to Sambathion. (Fee:) 9 obols. Agreement of lease concerning a garden, (made) by Polemon and others to Galates. (Fee:) 19 obols. Agreement (of - - -) of a reed mat with a garment with a double border(?), (made) by Polykrates to Hermas and another. (Fee:) 5 obols. Acknowledgment of deposit of 56 silver drachmai, (made) by Herakles to Kronion. (Fee:) 1 drachma 4 obols. Agreement of lease, by way of payment in a6:6>:iGdvance of a ten-arourai estate, (made) by Didymos to Galates. He owes the fee. Loan of 100 silver drachmai, (made) by Apolonios to Papontos and another. (Fee:) 18 obols. Acknowledgment of receipt of the half part of a loan, (made) by Kronion to Siphon. (Fee:) 11 obols. Acknowledgment of deposit of 40 silver drachmai and 3 artabai fo wheat, (made) by Tephersos to Onnophris. (Fee:) 2 drachmai. Acknowledgment of deposit of 20 silver drachmai and 4 artabai of wheat, (made) by Posidonios to DidHymos. (Fee:) 8 obols. Loan of 128 silver drachmai, (made) by Lysimachos to Agelas and another. (Fee:) 3 drachmai. Agreement to furnish lodging for the sum of 100 silver drachmai, (made) by Papnebtynis and another to Areios. (Fee:) 20 obols. Agreement of lease of 7 arourai, (made) by Apsemis to Mieus. (Fee:) 30 obols, of which he owes 4 obols. Concession of a pastophoros's cell, (made) by Marepsemis to Marsisouchos. (Fee:) 4 silver drachmai. Acknowledgment of receipt of 120 silver drachmai,6X6;9ASerapas (& unnamed wife) (see also P.Mich. V, 239, l. 15); Onnophris; Tamarres; Sadalas; Marepkemis (see also P.Mich. II, 124, verso, col. I, l. 4?); Herodion (see also P.Mich. II, 124, verso, col. I, l. 4?); Heronas (= Heron, nomographos?) (see P.Mich. II, p. 96); Thermouthis (& unnamed husband) (see also P.Mich. II, 124, verso, col. I, l. 8-9); Iucundus (see also P.Mich. II, 124, verso, col. I, l. 8-9); Herakleides (& unnamed wife); Paches; Tapsosneus (see also P.Mich. II, 126, l. 1); PaBpnebtynis (P.Mich. II, 126, l. 1, has Nesterion); Papontos (see also P.Mich. II, 126, l. 3); Thenmaron (Kouein, daughter of Papontos) (see also P.Mich. II, 126, l. 3); Potamon (see also P.Mich. II, 126, l. 9); Apynchis (see also P.Mich. II, 126, l. 9); Horsisouchos (see also P.Mich. II, 126, l. 10); Chairemon (P.Mich. II, 126, l. 10, has Diodoros); Areios (see also P.Mich. II, 126, l. 11); Serapas (see also P.Mich. II, 126, l. 11); (another?) Herakleides (see also P.Mich. II, 126, l. 11); R%N:auctionWauthenticationWbacchiasmWnWbankW WWwWHWbWfWWWKWWWWWWWxW~WWWbankcontractdowrymarriagewomanguardian~VbankdebthouseownershiploanmortgagetaxationpropertytaVbankfamilyhouseownershipsaletaxationVbanktaxcollectionVwVbanktaxationlandtaxcollectionVbanktaxationtaxcollectionwomanxVbanquetcWbathZWW WgWW}WWWWWWWbathbuildingethnicityleasepersonalstatuspersestesepiVbathtaxcollectiontaxationlandtransportationV VbathtaxationtaxcollectionZVbathtaxationwomangVbaths@WWbathshygienelettermaterial@V><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DP6;6@:iI (made) by Thaubastis to Thasos and another. (Fee:) 3 drachmai. Lease of 3 arourai of fodder, (made) by Psyphis to Patynis and another. (Fee:) 5 obols. Lease of 6 arourai, (made) by Epitynchanon to Papnebtynis. (Fee:) 11 obols. Agreement (concerning) a contract of marriage, (made) by Apollonios and another to Galates and his wife. (Fee:) 40 drachmai. Agreement of release of claims, (made) by Galatiaine to her parents. She owes the scribe's fee. Contract (for a dowry?) of 600 silver drachmaJi), (made) by Maron to Heraklea and another. (Fee:) 8 drachmai. On Phaophi 2. Acknowledgment of deposit of 2,040 drachmai, (made) by Chairemon and another to Didymos. (Fee:) 8 drachmai. Agreement of lease of 6 arourai of fodder, (made) by Orseus to Haryotes. (Fee:) 7 obols. Agreement of release of claims, (made) by Tamieus to Kronion and another. (Fee:) 2 drachmai. Agreement of lease of 3 1/4 arourai of fodder, (made) by Herakles to Maron. He owes the scribe's fee. On the 3rd. Acknowledgme.J30ithasotis~WthatDW`WqWMW_WgWtWyW{W|WWWWWWWWWWWWWWWW&W4WCWFWYWsWtWuWvWyWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWOWWWyWzWW#W%W'W,W1W3W4W5W6W7W8W9W<W=WAWBWEWHWJWPWQWSWVWWWYWZW[W\W]W^W_WcWeWfWgWhWiWjWmWnWoWpWqWsWuWyWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWalates; Polykrates; Hermas; (another?) Herakles; (another?) Kronion; (another?) Didymos; (another?) Galates; Apollonios; (another?) Papontos; (another?) Kronion; Siphon; (another?) Tepherso6>6H:iKnt of deposit of 100 drachmai and 5 artabai of wheat, (made) by Herakles and his wife to Apollonios. (Fee:) 2 drachmai. Lease of 2 arourai, (made) by Herodes and another to Petesouchos. (Fee:) 12 obols. On the 4th. Agreement (of - - -) of 12 artabai of wheat, (made) by Lysimachos to Psentamieus. (Fee:) 10 obols. Agreement of lease, by way of payment in advance, of 1 aroura, (made) by Herakles to Onnophris the granary guard. He owes the scribe's fee. Agreement of sale of 2 cattle, (made) byL Orseus to Pouoris. (Fee:) 10 obols. Lease of partnership in farming, (made) by Mieus and another to Mieus son of Phomsaeis. He owes the scribe's fee. On the 5th. Agreement of obligation to remain in service (paramone) for the sum of 24 drachmai, (made) by Marsisouchos and another to Didymos. (Fee:) 8 obols. Acknowledgment of deposit of 60 drachmai and 4 artabai of wheat, (made) by Tephersos and his wife to Lysimachos. Agreement to furnish lodging for the sum of 24 silver drachmai, (made) 6J6F:O28 x 81 cm (total size)June 1922; Acquired from Nahman through the British MuseumKronion, son of ApionPHArchive of Kronion son of Apion, nomographos of the grapheion of TebtynisQuadrimestrial financial register (anagraphe) of all the contracts drawn up day by day in the record-office (grapheion) of Tebtynis during the first four months of the 4th year of the Emperor Claudius (Aug. 29-Dec. 26, 46 A.D.); the emain in service (paramone) for the sum of 20 drachmai, (made) by Tamysthas to Kronion. (Fee:) 7 obols. Acknowledgment of deposit of 212 silver drachmai and 6 1/2 artabai of wheat, (made) by Herakles and his wife to Apollonio@89thaubastisseealsopmichv238l12-13240l69-702VthaubastiswifeofmarepsemisVthauerisWthauestWthaurisWthausWthausarion+theEWMWWWWWWW9W:W>W>WWW>W>WJ5xr9the[$+thecultivatorsfromkaranis@2thebas@:thenapynchis@,*thenerakleia@56thenorseus@7theo@,theodorosH*^$theodorossonofarsas@theodotos@theodotosseealsoomichiii1013@theogenestheoi@;dtheonsonofpetemo@ rtheontheirchildren@@theophilos@Kthermouthisdaughterofpasoknopaios@81thermouthisunnamedhusbandseealsopmichii124versocol@6Ytheronides@ thoonis@Mthouonissonofonnophris@5tiamoul@)tiberius@tiberiusemperor@5wtimotheos Fius@tiberiusemperor@5wtimotheos Fentary<_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4>BL III, 115 (l. 77); BL VII, 111 (bibliography); BL VIII, 213 (bibliography). - L. 68 and 105: read 60 drachmai, instead of 7 drachmai. (PH)After Dec. 26, 46 A.D.Boak AERP.Mich.inv. 968GreekAnn ArborCol. II - 56top of lockers 6-7PapYesNoDue to the size of this papyrus, its content has been divided in the present database into several cards, one for each column.Problems: 1) scanning through this glass: I don't know what would be the result (compare inv. 621, which is already on the web); 2) there is a small text on the Verso6F6D:hDTebtynis, Polemonos meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptHand of Kronion, son of ApionHerakles; Papontos (& unnamed wife); Onnophris; Haryotes; Tephersos; (another?) Onnophris; Papnebtynis; Herodes; Sotas; Mieus; Nepheros; (another?) Onnophris; Siaiepis; Tapetsoykis; (another?) Mieus; (another?) Herodes; Thenpatynis, wife of Panomieus; Panomieus, husband of Thenpatynis; Didymos; Lysimachos; Petesouchos (& unnamed wife) (see also P.Mich. II, 124,E verso, col. I, l. 12); Orsenouphis; Psosneus; Marepsemis; Psyphis; (another?) Herakles; Kronion; Orseus; Soterichos; Tamysthas; (another?) Kronion; (another?) Herakles (& unnamed wife); Apollonios; Harmiysis; Didymos; Herakleides; Pollous; Cheos; (another?) Kronion; Petemennophris; Galates; Polemon; (another?) Galates; Polykrates; Hermas; (another?) Herakles; (another?) Kronion; (another?) Didymos; (another?) Galates; Apollonios; (another?) Papontos; (another?) Kronion; Siphon; (another?)6@6X:iMby Tmarsis to Teues. (Fee:) 6 obols. Agreement (of - - -) of 12 artabai of wheat, (made) by Nestnephis and another to Heron. (Fee:) 10 obols.j[done on the orig.; conservation13; scanned check: add general bibliography on the grapheionk publishedl=H.I. Bell, JRS 65 (1945) p. 139; C.P.J. III, 498 a (= l. 75).p3/26/98s3235j;AP.Mich.inv. 968BRecto, col. IIICPapDIArchive of Kronion son of Apion, nomographos of the grapheion of TebtynisEBoak AERFPMich VG 238, col. IIIH1944K8BL VII, 111 (bibliography); BL VIII, 213 (bibliography).UYesVtop of lockers 6-7WNoX:June 1922; Acquired from Nahman through the British Museum[/Register of Contracts Prepared at the Grapheion\28 x 81 cm (total size)]Problems: 1) scanning through this glass: I don't know what would be the result (compare inv. 621, which is already on the web); 2) there is a small text on the Versoos and his wife to Lysimachos. Agreement to furnish lodging for the sum of 24 silver drachmai, (made) 6K6J:9Cr?) Marepsemis; Marsisouchos; Thaubastios (Thaubastis) (see also P.Mich. II, 124, verso, col. I, l. 13); Thasos (see also P.Mich. II, 124, verso, col. I, l. 13); (another?) Psyphis; Patynis; Epitynchanon (see also P.Mich. II, 124, verso, col. I, l. 10); (another?) Papnebtynis (see also P.Mich. II, 124, verso, col. I, l. 10); (another?) Apollonios; (another?) Galates (& unnamed wife); Galatiaine; Maron; Heraklea; Chairemon (see also P.Mich. II, 124, verso, col. I, l. 14); Didymos (see also DP.Mich. II, 124, verso, col. I, l. 14); (another?) Orseus (see also P.Mich. II, 124, verso, col. I, l. 15); (another?) Haryotes (see also P.Mich. II, 124, verso, col. I, l. 15); Tamieus (see also P.Mich. II, 124, verso, col. I, l. 17); (another?) Kronion (see also P.Mich. II, 124, verso, col. I, l. 17); (another?) Herakles (P.Mich. II, 124, verso, col. I, l. 18 has Phemnasis); (another?) Maron (see also P.Mich. II, 124, verso, col. I, l. 18); (another?) Herakles (& unnamed wife) (see also 6I6A:9EP.Mich. II, 124, verso, col. I, l. 20); (another?) Apollonios (see also P.Mich. II, 124, verso, col. I, l. 20); Herodes (see also P.Mich. II, 124, verso, col. I, l. 22); Petesouchos (see also P.Mich. II, 124, verso, col. I, l. 22); (another?) Lysimachos (see also P.Mich. II, 124, verso, col. I, l. 25); Psentamieus (see also P.Mich. II, 124, verso, col. I, l. 25); (another?) Herakles (see also P.Mich. II, 124, verso, col. I, l. 21); Onnophris, thesaurophylax (see also P.Mich. II, p. 224); (Fanother?) Orseus; Pouoris; (another?) Mieus; Mieus son of Phomsais (Phomsais) (see also P.Mich. V, 260); (another?) Marsisouchos; (another?) Didymos; (another?) Tephersos; (another?) Lysimachos; Tmarsis; Teues; Nestnephis; Heron zAdministration; Animal; Building; Debt; Deposit; Lease; Loan; Marriage; Notary; Nursing; Paramone (obligation to remain at someone's service); Price; Priest; Renting; Sale; Scribe; Servility; Slave; Utensil; Woman|PHeement of lease, by way of payment in a6s6I:9AHerakles; Papontos (& unnamed wife); Onnophris; Haryotes; Tephersos; (another?) Onnophris; Papnebtynis; Herodes; Sotas; Mieus; Nepheros; (another?) Onnophris; Siaiepis; Tapetsoykis; (another?) Mieus; (another?) Herodes; Thenpatynis, wife of Panomieus; Panomieus, husband of Thenpatynis; Didymos; Lysimachos; Petesouchos (& unnamed wife) (see also P.Mich. II, 124, verso, col. I, l. 12); Orsenouphis; Psosneus; Marepsemis; Psyphis; (another?) Herakles; Kronion; Orseus; Soterichos; Tamysthas; (aBnother?) Kronion; (another?) Herakles (& unnamed wife); Apollonios; Harmiysis; Didymos; Herakleides; Pollous; Cheos; (another?) Kronion; Petemennophris; Galates; Polemon; (another?) Galates; Polykrates; Hermas; (another?) Herakles; (another?) Kronion; (another?) Didymos; (another?) Galates; Apollonios; (another?) Papontos; (another?) Kronion; Siphon; (another?) Tephersos; (another?) Onnophris; (another?) Lysimachos; Agelas; (another?) Papnebtynis; Areios; Apsemis; (another?) Mieus; (anothe6]6^;iGibe's fee. On the 26th. Lease of a vineyard, (made) by Lysimachos to Kronion. He owes the scribe's fee. Agreement of cession of 2 1/8 arourai, (made) by Apollonios to Demetrios. (Fee:) 8 drachmai. On the 30th. Sale of a house and a storeroom, (made) by Patermouthis to Kronion. (Fee:) 4 drachmai. On month Neos Sebastos 2. Agreement to furnish lodging for (the loan of) a stone used in the manufacture of pottery, (made) by Tephersos to Tephersos. (Fee:) 6 obols. Agreement (of - - -) of 32 silHver drachmai and 13 artabai of barley, (made) by Orsenouphis to Orseus. (Fee:) 11 obols. Agreement of cession (of a pastophoros's cell), (made) by Paopis and another to Kronion, (and) loan of 100 drachmai with the same pastophoros's cell (as guaranty), (made) by Kronion to the same (people). (Fee): 4 drachmai. Lease of 1 aroura, (made) by Orsenouphis to Petsiris. He owes the fee. Agreement (of - - -) of 36 silver drachmai, (made) by Marepsemis and his wife to Herodion. (Fee:) 7 obols. Alim6R6\;iA(Phaophi 5, continued). Agreement to furnish lodging for the sum of 100 silver drachmai, (made) by Serapas and his wife to Onnophris. (Fee:) 2 drachmai. Loan of the same capital, (made) by Onnophris to the same (people). (Fee:) 2 drachmai. Agreement to nurse a slave child, (made) by Tamarres and others to Sadalas, (and) loan of 500 silver drachmai, (made) by Sadalas to the same (people). (Fee:) . . drachmai. Agreement of lease of (. .) arourai, (made) by Marepkemis to Herodion. Gratis, forB Heronas. Agreement to nurse a slave child, (made) by Thermouthis and her husband to Iucundus, (and) on the 6th, loan of 64 silver drachmai, (made) by Iucundus to the same (people). (Fee:) 2 drachmai. On the 7th. Agreement of lease, by way of payment in advance, of 6 arourai, (made) by Herakleides and his wife to Paches. (Fee:) 2 drachmai. Acknowledgment of receipt of a dowry of 200 drachmai, (made) by Tapsosneus to Papnebtynis and another. (Fee:) 4 drachmai. Agreement to furnish lodging f; 6^6n_;iKO by Harpaesis to Nekpheraus. (Fee:) 3 silver drachmai. Agreement to furnish lodging for the sum of 120 silver drachmai, (made) by Tamarres and others to Marres, (and) on the 7th. Acknowledgment of deposit of 200 silver drachmai and 2 artabai of wheat, (made) by Thaubastis and others to Kronion. (Fee) for both (documents): 4 drachmai.j[done on the orig.; conservation13; scanned check: add general bibliography on the grapheionk publishedp3/30/98s3236BL VII, 111 (bibliography); BL VIII, 213 (bibliography).After Dec. 26, 46 A.D.Boak AERP.Mich.inv. 968GreekAnn ArborCol. CIII - 55top of lockers 6-7PapYesNoDue to the size of this papyrus, its content has been divided in the present database into several cards, one for each column.Problems: 1) scanning through this glass: I don't know what would be the result (compare inv. 621, which is already on the web); 2) there is a small text on the VersoTebtynis, Polemonos meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptRegister of Contracts Prepared at the Grapheion1944Complete1Recto; Verso bears only a brief memorandumDocumentary968r_1.bmp968r_3.bmp968v_1.bmp968v_3.bmp<_600DPIFront_R1>968r_b.bmp<_6K+00DPIFront_R2>968r_f.bmp<_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>wilso P.Mich. V, 239, l. 7); Galates (see also P.Mich. V, 239, l. 9-11); Didyme (see also P.Mich. V, 239, l. 9-11); Lysimachos (Lysas) (see also P.Mich. V, 239, l. 12-14); (another?) K7MO$?@6hA6C7@@6\6hA6C7A@6y6hB7B@6A6hB6C@6\6hB7Ev6hB6iA7F@6R6hB6G@6\6hB7H_7hB6i6I9A6hA6C6iA6J@Oz6hB6j7 K@6hA6C6Ln7 hB6M@6[6hA6C6iB6NhA6C7 OxhA6C6iA6PR6hB6i6Q@7 9A7 hA7C6iA7PRR7hB7sOsO7TXhA=FC7miA7hUv7ihB7fD7tX];2PA;hA;)C:E:iB:D;DF7eHKZ@:A5U8A<9A<}hA<{C28 x 81 cm (total size)June 1922; Acquired from Nahman through the British MuseumKronion, son of ApionPHArchive of Kronion son of Apion, nomographos of the grapheion of TebtynisQuadrimestrial financial register (anagraphe) of all the contracts drawn up day by day in the record-office (grapheion) of Tebtynis during the first four months of the 4th year of the Emperor Claudius (Aug. 29-Dec. 26, 46 A.D.); the child, (made) by Tapnebtynis and her husband to Apion, (and) on the 25th, loan of 100 silver drachmai, (made) by Apion to the same (people). Gratis, for Apion. Agreement of sale of a vineyard of 2 arourai 1/4 and a twenty-fourth, (made) by Galates and another to Didyme. She owes the scr6W6V;hFleides (see also P.Mich. II, 126, l. 11); Hatres (see also P.Mich. II, 126, l. 11); Sekonopis (see also P.Mich. II, 126, l. 12); Pakebkis (P.Mich. II, 126, l. 12, has Pakemis); Marsisouchos; Orseus; Patynis; Serapion; Sadalas; Didymos; Patermouthis; (another?) Serapion; Euangelos; (another?) Apynchis; Sambous; Marres; Phomsaeis (Phomsais); Akes (see also P.Mich. V, 239, l. 1); Ischyrion (see also P.Mich. V, 239, l. 1); (another?) Herodion (see also P.Mich. V, 239, l. 2); Panechates (see alGso P.Mich. V, 239, l. 2); (another?) Marsisouchos (see also P.Mich. V, 239, l. 5-6); Psenosiris (& unnamed wife) (see also P.Mich. V, 239, l. 5-6); (another?) Thermouthis; Pakebkis (& unnamed wife); Siphon; Kronion; Didymos; Orsenouphis; Tapnebtynis (& unnamed wife) (see also P.Mich. V, 239, l. 7); Apion (see also P.Mich. V, 239, l. 7); Galates (see also P.Mich. V, 239, l. 9-11); Didyme (see also P.Mich. V, 239, l. 9-11); Lysimachos (Lysas) (see also P.Mich. V, 239, l. 12-14); (another?) K6U6R;hHronion (see also P.Mich. V, 239, l. 12-14); Apollonios; Demetrios; Petermouthis; (another?) Kronion; Tephersos; another Tephersos; (another?) Orsenouphis; (another?) Orseus; Paopis; (another?) Kronion; (another?) Orsenouphis; Petsiris; Marepsemis (& unnamed wife); (another?) Herodion; (another?) Orseus; Taos; Diodoros (& unnamed wife); Horion; Psyphis (& unnamed sons); Thenatymis, wife of Orseus; (another?) Orseus, husband of Thenatymis; Esertaeis; Peteesis; (another?) Orseus; (another?) MIarsisouchos; Panesis (& unnamed wife); (another?) Lysimachos; (another?) Marsisouchos; Harmiysis (& unnamed wife); (another?) Didyme; Harmiysis; Nekpheraous (Nekpheraus); (another?) Tamarres; (another?) Marres; Thaubastis; (another?) Kronion238, col. IIITebtynis, Polemonos meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptRecto, col. IIIPMich VAdministration; Animal; Building; Cession; Debt; Deposit; Divorce; Dowry; Family; H6Q6U;hD>Hand of Kronion, son of ApionSerapas (& unnamed wife) (see also P.Mich. V, 239, l. 15); Onnophris; Tamarres; Sadalas; Marepkemis (see also P.Mich. II, 124, verso, col. I, l. 4?); Herodion (see also P.Mich. II, 124, verso, col. I, l. 4?); Heronas (= Heron, nomographos?) (see P.Mich. II, p. 96); Thermouthis (& unnamed husband) (see also P.Mich. II, 124, verso, col. I, l. 8-9); Iucundus (see also P.Mich. II, 124, verso, col. I, l. 8-9); Herakleides (& unnamed wife); Paches; TapsoEsneus (see also P.Mich. II, 126, l. 1); Papnebtynis (P.Mich. II, 126, l. 1, has Nesterion); Papontos (see also P.Mich. II, 126, l. 3); Thenmaron (Kouein, daughter of Papontos) (see also P.Mich. II, 126, l. 3); Potamon (see also P.Mich. II, 126, l. 9); Apynchis (see also P.Mich. II, 126, l. 9); Horsisouchos (see also P.Mich. II, 126, l. 10); Chairemon (P.Mich. II, 126, l. 10, has Diodoros); Areios (see also P.Mich. II, 126, l. 11); Serapas (see also P.Mich. II, 126, l. 11); (another?) Herak6H6<L;_~Due to the size of this papyrus, its content has been divided in the present database into several cards, one for each column.n238, col. IIITebtynis, Polemonos meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptRecto, col. IIIPMich VAdministration; Animal; Building; Cession; Debt; Deposit; Divorce; Dowry; Family; House Ownership; Industr66<9Eis; Psenkebkis (& unnamed wife); (another?) Kronion; Akousilaos; Herodion; Taonophris (Taonnophris); (another?) Kronion; Psenkebkis; Herakles; (another?) Herakleides; Varus (& unnamed wife); Taaryotes; Harmiysis; Thaeisas (Thaisas); (another?) Apollonios; Orseus; Sisoeis (Sisois); Thermouthis, wife of Moueis (see also P.Mich. II, 124, recto, col. II, l. 3); Moueis, husband of Thermouthis; (another?) Herakleides (see also P.Mich. II, 124, recto, col. II, l. 3); Dios; (another?) Apollonios; F(another?) Orseus; (another?) Apollonios; Tasis (Thasis) (see also P.Mich. II, 124, recto, col. II, l. 4); (another?) Harmiysis (see also P.Mich. II, 124, recto, col. II, l. 4); Tamieus (see also P.Mich. II, 124, recto, col. II, l. 6); Kronion (son of Ereeis) (see also P.Mich. II, 124, recto, col. II, l. 6); Psyphis (see also P.Mich. II, 124, recto, col. II, l. 7); (another?) Orseus (see also P.Mich. II, 124, recto, col. II, l. 7); (another?) Orseus (see also P.Mich. II, 124, recto, col. I6f6e March,April,1920; Acquired by Grenfell - Kelsey; Prepared by Hunt,1920+ P.Oslo II 18BL VIII, 378 (A, l. 16); BL IX, 278 (l. 13)Youtie HCP.Mich.inv. 160HPapYesYes131-8Llewelyn SR70-74New Docs. 81998SB XIV 12087ZPE 231976<_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>Bk publishedlED. Hagedorn, ZPE 28 (1978) p. 281-283; N. Lewis, BASP 17 (1980) p. 63 Sp‹yxPermission to use a donkey (to import some merchandise?) in a nome different from the one in which its owner lived; the latter had to pay a standard fee to obtain this authorisationyHerakleides, apaitetes(?) hexadrachmia onon poleos hormou nomou; Artemas, apaitetes(?) hexadrachmia onon poleos hormou nomou; Herenniusz2Animal; Taxation; Tax collection; Trade; Transport{J(Oxyrhynchiton?) polis; (Oxyrhynchite?) nome; Philadelphia, Arsinoite nome|PHOBUnknown place, perhaps in the Oxyrhynchite nome, province of EgyptPKBadly damaged along the left vertical folds and the central horizontal foldQ1RRecto; Verso is blankS Documentaryhginning of the IIIrd cent. A.D. (176/177 or 208/209?)Sijpesteijn PJRep Editor - Llewelyn S.mai 2 obols, total 6 drachmai 2 obols./j)Done on the orig.; conservation31 Pmichxvk publishedlZB. Palme, Das Amt des apaitetes in Aegypten (Wien, 1989) p. 131 and n. 527; p. 243, n. 113p 3/16/2000s1932d a6[666['<_600DPIBack_R8>%iAOn the 9th (of Neos Sebastos). Agreement to furnish lodging for the sum of 28 silver drachmai, (made) by Peteeus to Didyme. (Fee:) 6 obols. Agreement for nursing a slave (child), (made) by Petosiris and others to Mystharion, (and) on the 12th, loan of 100 drachmai, (made) by Mystharion to Marepkemis and another. (Fee): 4 drachmai. Lease of 1 1/2 arourai of an allotment, (made) by Peteeus to Peteeus. (Fee:) 4 obols. Acknowledgment of receipt for an obligation to remain in service (paramone) II, 124, recto, col. I, l. 8); Didyme (P.Mich. II, 124, recto, col. I, l. 8 has [- -]dis); Petosiris (see also P.Mich. II, 124, recto, col. I, l. 9); Mystharion (see also P.Mich. II, 124, recto, col. I, l. 9-10); Marepkemis; Peteeus (son of Moueis) (see also P.Mich. II, 124, recto, col. I, l. 13); another Peteeus (see also P.Mich. II, 124, recto, col. I, l. 13); Tarmouthis (see also P.Mich. II, 124, recto, col. I, l. 14-15); Thaesis (see also P.66238, col. IV238, col. VTebtynis, Polemonos meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptRecto, col. VPMich VAdministration; Agriculture; Cession; Deposit; Dowry; 6h6|=hFFamily; Inheritance; Lease; Loan; Marriage; Notary; Price; Scribe; WomanRegister of Contracts Prepared at the Grapheion1944Complete1Recto; Verso bears only a brief memorandumDocumentary968r_1.bmp968r_3.bmp968v_1.bmp968v_3.bmp<_600DPIFront_R1>968r_d.bmp<_600DPIFront_R2>968r_h.bmp<_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8> }ios; Harmiysis (& unnamed sons)238, col. VTebtynis, Polemonos meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptRecto, col. VPMich VAdministration; Agriculture; Cession; Deposit; Dowry; 6|6t=iCai. On the 16th. Alimentary (contract) for a dowry of 500 silver drachmai, (made) by Kronion to Taarmiysis. He(?) owes the fee. Alimentary (contract) for a dowry of 500 silver drachmai, (made) by Ptolemaios to Tausis. (Fee:) 8 drachmai. Agreement of lease of 1 aroura of an allotment, (made) by Pasis to Apollonios. (Fee:) 10 obols. Lease of 2 1/2 arourai of an allotment, (made) by Apollonios to Herakles. (Fee:) 12 obols. On the 17th. Loan of 120 silver drachmai, (made) by Lysimachos to OnnoDphris and his wife. (Fee:) 4 silver drachmai. Loan of 128 silver drachmai, (made) by Lysimachos to Miysis and his wife. (Fee:) 4 drachmai. On the 19th. Acknowledgment of deposit of 300 silver drachmai, (made) by Papnebtynis to Anempeous. (Fee:) 4 drachmai. Acknowledgment of deposit of 1,000 silver drachmai, (made) by Papontos to Orsenouphis. (Fee:) 8 drachmai. Agreement to farm in good faith <or: to give surety to conduct farm operations>, (made) by Petsiris to Phemnasis. (Fee:) 6 ob6~6VseedWWWWWWW9WDWEWyWWWTWnWWWWWWWWWWWWW7WWWWWWuWwWWW8W}WWW WWWWW WUWP.Mich.inv. 968GreekAnn ArborCol. V - 30top of lockers 5-7PapYesNoDue to the size oCf this papyrus, its content has been divided in the present database into several cards, one for each column.Problems: 1) scanning through this glass: I don't know what would be the result (compare inv. 621, which is already on the web); 2) there is a small text on the VersoTebtynis, Polemonos meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptHand of Kronion, son of ApionTephersos; Phomsaeis (Phomsais); Herakleides; Tamarres; Orseus; Paches56s:H1944KBL III, 115 (l. 77); BL VII, 111 (bibliography); BL VIII, 213 (bibliography). - L. 68 and 105: read 60 drachmai, instead of 7 drachmai. (PH)UYesVtop of lockers 6-7WNoX:June 1922; Acquired from Nahman through the British Museum[/Register of Contracts Prepared at the Grapheion\28 x 81 cm (total size)]Problems: 1) scanning through this glass: I don't know what would be the result (compare inv. 621, which is already on the web); 2) there is a small text on the Verso_~Due to the size of this papyrus, its content has been divided in the present database into several cards, one for each column.nMcCarren VPVdemetriossonofkallonseeomichip192Vdemetriossonofkalloniosseeomichi167ii851923Vonioskalloniosseealsoomichip196VdemetriossonofkephorkephalaiotesAVdemetriossonofp VdemetriossonofsambasxVdemetris WWWmWdemetrisdemetriosVVdemetrisdemetriossonofisiskephalaiotes VdemetrisdemetriossonofkallonioskephalaiotesseealsoomVdemetrousW:WWW Wdemon]WdemosiasWdemosioiWWWWWdemosionWW]WWdemosionesWW?5ifurnishedMWWSWpWWfurnishesWfurnishing<WkWW@W`WWWW2Wfurnishings:WWWWWWfurnitureW4W7WHWMWWWhWiWfurtherWyWWWWWWW$WnWWWW*WoWyWWfurthermoreWWWWnWfurtivelyhWfuscianus}WWfutureWnWWWxWWWWWW@WgWWWWWWgaWgabrielTWgailWgaiaWgaianusWgaiasRWgainWWWWgainingyWgaiusDWEW`WaWWWWWWW?WWWWWWWWWWW WWWWW"W#W$W9WHWgW}WWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWW5WvWWWWWWGWWWW6o6=O28 x 81 cm (total size)June 1922; Acquired from Nahman through the British MuseumKronion, son of ApionPHArchive of Kronion son of Apion, nomographos of the grapheion of TebtynisQuadrimestrial financial register (anagraphe) of all the contracts drawn up day by day in the record-office (grapheion) of Tebtynis during the first four months of the 4th year of the Emperor Claudius (Aug. 29-Dec. 26, 46 A.D.); the e:) 4 drachmai. Acknowledgment of deposit of 1,000 silver drachmai, (made) by Papontos to Orsenouphis. (Fee:) 8 drachmai. Agreement to farm in good faith <or: to give surety to conduct farm operations>, (made) by Petsiris to Phemnasis. (Fee:) 6 ob4'238coliLV238colii:V238coliii;V238coliv<V238colv=V238verso>V239e239-42t239-6224ۂZ& 724-25I24-6+240k241aR242b^243o243-5s244<244-248y245o245-278245-52245-6x245-7 245-8_246247247-9u248a248-250x248-54249ႈ249-254_25W25-26J25-2725-38vW25-6+250n\250-253w250-256d250-4251c251-4\251-5252}2253F253-72545s254-256v255255-2593255-8b256Vx257}257-66258258-259W258-259editionofpcorninvii25onlyV2594259-261a259-60Ƃ26ԂЂ‚"26-27K26-35k26-726-8,so P.Mich. V, 238, l. 203); (another?) Apollonios (see also P.Mich. V, 238, l. 203); Papnebtynis; Tan6i6j=iA(Choiak 9, continued). Agreement (of deposit?) of 18 silver drachmai and 10 1/2 artabai of wheat, (made) by Tephersos to Phomsaeis. (Fee:) 4 drachmai. Alimentary (contract) for a dowry of 200 silver drachmai, (made) by Herakleides to Tamarres. (Fee:) 6 drachmai. Agreement of lease, by way of payment in advance, of 2 arourai, (made) by Orseus to Paches. Gratis, for Paches. Agreement (of - - -) of 240 silver drachmai, (made) by Harsiesis and his wife to Bremon. (Fee:) 4 drachmai. On the 11thB. Agreement (of deposit?) of 24 silver drachmai and 3 artabai of barley, (made) by Akousilaos to Herodion. (Fee:) 2 drachmai. Loan of 156 silver drachmai, (made) by Didymos to Orseus and his wife. (Fee:) 3 drachmai. On the 13th. Loan of 24 drachmai, (made) by Herodion to Peteesis and his wife. (Fee:) 6 obols. Agreement (of - - -) of 24 drachmai, (made) by Orseus and his wife to Herakles. (Fee:) 6 obols. Loan of 140 silver drachmai, (made) by Didymos to Heronas and his wife. (Fee:) 4 drachm6l6V?V@VAVBVCVDVEVFVGVHVIVJVKVLVMVNVOVPVQVRVSVTV@VV and his wife to Apynchis. (Fee:) 4 drachmai. On the 17th. Lease of 6 arourai of an allotment, (made) by Kronion to Karpos. (Fee:) 8 obols. Lease of 9 arourai of a6g6fTebtynis, Polemonos meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptRecto, col. IVPMich VAdministration; Building; Cession; Debt; Deposit; Divorce; Dowry; Industry; Lease; Loan; Marriage; Notary; Nursing; Paramone (obligation to remain at someone's service); Price; Priest; Renting; Sale; Scribe; Servility; Slave; WomanRegister of Contracts Prepared at the Grapheion1944Complete1Recto; Verso bears only a brief memorandumDocumentary968r_1.bmp968r_3.bmp968v_1.bmp968v_3.bmp<_600DPIFront_R1>968r_c.bmp<_600DPIFront_R2>968r_g.bmp<_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600ary6}6g<_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>reserv>Problems: 1) scanning through this glass: I don't know what would be the result (compare inv. 621, which is already on the web); 2) there is a small text on the VersoTebtynis, Polemonos meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptHand of Kronion, son o66>hA28 x 81 cm (total size)June 1922; Acquired from Nahman through the British MuseumUnknown scribe of the grapheionPHArchive of Kronion son of Apion, nomographos of the grapheion of TebtynisShort memorandum, probably written by a scribe of the grapheion as a reminder to search for a missing documentca. 46 A.D.Boak AERP.Mich.inv. 968GreekAnn ArborB4top of lockers 6-7PapYesNoDue to the size of this papyrus, its content has been divided in the present database into several cards, one for each column.Problems: 1) scanning through this glass: I don't know what would be the result (compare inv. 621, which is already on the web); 2) there is a small text on the VersoTebtynis, Polemonos meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptRecto; Verso bears only a brief memorandumDocumentary<_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DP6k6o=]Problems: 1) scanning through this glass: I don't know what would be the result (compare inv. 621, which is already on the web); 2) there is a small text on the Verso_~Due to the size of this papyrus, its content has been divided in the present database into several cards, one for each column.nPapYesNoDue to the size of this papyrus, its content has been divided in the present database into several cards, one for each column.Problems: 1) scanning through this glass: I don't know what would be the result (compare inv. 621, which is already on the web); 2) there is a small text on the VersoTebtynis, Polemonos meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptHand of Kronion, son oDf ApionPeteeus (see also P.Mich. II, 124, recto, col. I, l. 8); Didyme (P.Mich. II, 124, recto, col. I, l. 8 has [- -]dis); Petosiris (see also P.Mich. II, 124, recto, col. I, l. 9); Mystharion (see also P.Mich. II, 124, recto, col. I, l. 9-10); Marepkemis; Peteeus (son of Moueis) (see also P.Mich. II, 124, recto, col. I, l. 13); another Peteeus (see also P.Mich. II, 124, recto, col. I, l. 13); Tarmouthis (see also P.Mich. II, 124, recto, col. I, l. 14-15); Thaesis (see also P.6<5;9CHatres (see also P.Mich. II, 126, l. 11); Sekonopis (see also P.Mich. II, 126, l. 12); Pakebkis (P.Mich. II, 126, l. 12, has Pakemis); Marsisouchos; Orseus; Patynis; Serapion; Sadalas; Didymos; Patermouthis; (another?) Serapion; Euangelos; (another?) Apynchis; Sambous; Marres; Phomsaeis (Phomsais); Akes (see also P.Mich. V, 239, l. 1); Ischyrion (see also P.Mich. V, 239, l. 1); (another?) Herodion (see also P.Mich. V, 239, l. 2); Panechates (see also P.Mich. V, 239, l. 2); (another?) MarsiDsouchos (see also P.Mich. V, 239, l. 5-6); Psenosiris (& unnamed wife) (see also P.Mich. V, 239, l. 5-6); (another?) Thermouthis; Pakebkis (& unnamed wife); Siphon; Kronion; Didymos; Orsenouphis; Tapnebtynis (& unnamed wife) (see also P.Mich. V, 239, l. 7); Apion (see also P.Mich. V, 239, l. 7); Galates (see also P.Mich. V, 239, l. 9-11); Didyme (see also P.Mich. V, 239, l. 9-11); Lysimachos (Lysas) (see also P.Mich. V, 239, l. 12-14); (another?) Kronion (see also P.Mich. V, 239, l. 12-14)6628 x 81 cm (total size)June 1922; Acquired from Nahman through the British MuseumKronion, son of ApionPHArchive of Kronion son of Apion, nomographos of the grapheion of TebtynisQuadrimestrial financial register (anagraphe) of all the contracts drawn up day by day in the record-office (grapheion) of Tebtynis during the first four months of the 4th year of the Emperor Claudius (Aug. 29-Dec. 26, 46 A.D.); the Bwriting fee (grammatikon) charged for the preparation of each document is indicated at the end of each line. - Col. IV records the contracts drawn up between Nov. 5-Dec. 5, 46 A.D.; most entries are duplicated in another register of the same year (P.Mich. II, 124)BL VII, 111 (bibliography); BL VIII, 213 (bibliography).After Dec. 26, 46 A.D.Boak AERP.Mich.inv. 968GreekAnn ArborCol. IV - 55toK6?AP.Mich.inv. 5462BaCPapESijpesteijn PJF Aegyptus 76G16H1996WYesX 26-C67K-C[ Account(?)\ 4.8 x 4 cmn=Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptoGreekr Verso - 5uUnknownvIInd/IIIrd cent. A.D.wCairox?Account of expenses or receipts for several, successive months.zAccount|PHO Unknown place, province of EgyptP(broken off at the top, right, and bottomQ1R!Verso; Recto: 5 badly faded linesS Documentaryhnservation13 check: add general bibliography on the grapheionk publishedp3/31/98?AP.Mich.inv. 5462BaCPapESijpesteijn PJF Aegyptus 76G16H1996WYesX 26-C67K-C[ Account(?)\ 4.8 x 4 cmn=Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptoGreekr Verso - 5uUnknownvIInd/IIIrd cent. 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Heron; Tapontos; Diodoros*zAdministration; Building; Cession; Debt; Deposit; Divorce; Dowry; Industry; Lease; Loan; Marriage; Notary; Nursing; Paramone (obligation to remain at someone's service); Price; Priest; Renting; Sale; Scribe; Servility; Slave; Woman|PHOW233WrW234EWOW236W5WWWWW237W237-249WWKWMWNW237-251W238WWCWeWkWWW.W2W6W239 W;W23aW24WkW_WW W1W6W<W<Wraphy).After Dec. 26, 46 A.D.Boak AERP.Mich.inv. 968GreekAnn ArborCol. IV - 55to6Z6<9GI, l. 8); Maron (P.Mich. II, 124, recto, col. II, l. 7, seems to have Herakleides); Nepheros (see also P.Mich. II, 124, recto, col. II, l. 9); (another?) Apollonios (see also P.Mich. II, 124, recto, col. II, l. 9); (another?) Apollonios (P.Mich. II, 124, recto, col. II, l. 10, has Herakles); Orsenouphis (P.Mich. II, 124, recto, col. II, l. 10, has Orseus); Phomsais (Phomseous) (see also P.Mich. II, 124, recto, col. II, l. 11); (another?) Tephersos (see also P.Mich. II, 124, recto, col. II,H l. 11); (another?) Herakleides (see also P.Mich. II, 124, recto, col. II, l. 12); (another?) Apollonios (see also P.Mich. II, 124, recto, col. II, l. 12); Apion; Heron, Heronas (= Heron, nomographos) (see P.Mich. II, p. 96); Tanaaraous (Tanaaraus) (& unnamed sons: Arras?) (see also P.Mich. II, 124, recto, col. II, l. 14); Thenprakis (& unnamed husband) (see also P.Mich. II, 124, recto, col. II, l. 16); (another?) Herakles (see also P.Mich. II, 124, recto, col. II, l. 16); Paris (see also "?dthanOWWWWthatWWWW"WWW7WWW WWWthetWWWW5W;W=WDWOWXWWWWWWWWW3WWWW W"W*W-W2W8W@WAWBWIWJWRWUW[W`WdWeWgWiWoW|W}WWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWW WWWWWW"W%W1W5W7W=W>W?WBWEWFWGWHWIWLWMWRWWW[W]WbWdWfWhWkWqWsWtWxW{W|WWWWWWWWWWWWW WW[W`WbWnWWWWWWWWWWWzW}WWWW WWWWWWDWMWNWQWvWwWWWWWWWWWWW W W W WWWWWWWWW W#W1W:W;W<W=W>WOWXWZW[W6z6h=hBwriting fee (grammatikon) charged for the preparation of each document is indicated at the end of each line. - Col. IV records the contracts drawn up between Dec. 5-26, 46 A.D.BL VII, 111 (bibliography); BL VIII, 213 (bibliography).After Dec. 26, 46 A.D.Boak AERP.Mich.inv. 968GreekAnn ArborCol. 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V, 322a); Claudiushed66ˆeiAAgreement of sale of a donkey, (made) by Akes to Ischyrion. He owes the [scribe's fee]. Lease of 5 arourai of vineyard, (made) by Herodion to Panechotes. (Fee:) 10 obols. (Received) through Orseus the granary guard of the inhabitants of Ibion (Eikosipentarouron), for the reports of the transfer tax of the 6th year: 4 drachmai. Loan of 168 silver drachmai, (made) by Marsisouchos to Psenosiris and his wife. (Fee:) 4 drachmai. On the 22nd. Agreement (to nurse a slave child), (made) by TapnebtBsynis to Apion. On the 25th. And the loan of 100 drachmai (made by Apion to Tapnebtynis). Agreement of sale of an aroura of vineyard, (made) by Galates and Lysas to Didyme. She owes the scribe's fee. Lease of a vineyard for a rental of 33 keramia of wine, (made) by Lysas to Kronion. He owes the fee. 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A.D.Sijpesteijn PJP.Mich.inv. 5462GreekCairoVerso - 5PapYesUnknown place, province of Egypt16Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptaAegyptus 76AccountAccount(?)1996broken off at the top, right, and bottom1Verso; Recto: 5 badly faded linesDocumentary<_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DP7.pmichinv5471Vpmichinv5472zVpmichinv5473VvVwVpmichinv5474Vpmichinv5476EVJVpmichinv5477AVMVpmichinv5478VVpmichinv5479HVpmichinv548]Vpmichinv5493V}V~Vpmichinv5503Vpmichinv552IVpmichinv5524Vpmichinv5529Vpmichinv5533Vpmichinv5539Vpmichinv554Vpmichinv5549Vpmichinv55524Vpmichinv55533Vpmichinv5554Vpmichinv5567=Vpmichinv5569Vpmichinv5571Vpmichinv5572Vpmichinv5574Vpmichinv5576VuV Vpmichinv5579Vpmichinv5580VVpmichinv5581Vpmichinv5582Vpmichinv5586VVpmichinv5587VVVpmichinv5589VVNR,E>AP.Mich.inv. 5258BcCPapEGagos T-Sijpesteijn PJFBASP 30G151-154H1993UNoV)Karanis section (now in locker 9, in box)WNoX 28-153*-A[Receipt of Money\11.1 x 12.2 cmn=Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptoGreekr10u.[- - -], hypodektes authetikon apochon [- - -]vIVth cent. A.D.w Ann Arbor_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>j(partly) done on the orig. - conservation4 Traianos: translation? add to the bibliography the corpora of Fragmenta Hesiodea later published? SCANNED, checkedk publishedl M.L. West, ZPE 18 (1975) p. 191.p7/14/97>AP.Mich.inv. 5258BcCPapEGagos T-Sijpesteijn PJFBASP 30G151-154H1993UNoV)Karanis section (now in locker 9, in box)WNoX 28-153*-A[Receipt of Money\11.1 x 12.2 cmn=Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptoGreekr10u.[- - -], hypodektes authetikon apochon [- - -]vIVth cent. A.D.w Ann Arbor6ˆep4/1/98s3106dum for use in compiling a register of contracts (anagraphe) like P.Mich. V, 238, if not that very document; each contract included here dates from Phaophi of the 7th year of Claudius (Sept./Oct. 46 A.D.)9AAkes (see also P.Mich. V, 238, l. 130); Ischyrion (see also P.Mich. V, 238, l.130); Herodion (see also P.Mich. V, 238, l.131); Panechotes (see also P.Mich. V, 238, l.131); Orseus, thesaurophylax Ibioniton; (unnamed) Ibionitai; Marsisouchos (see also P.Mich. V, 238, l.132); Psenosiris (& unnamed wife) (see also P.Mich. V, 238, l.132); Tapnebtynis (see also P.Mich. V, 238, l.136-137); Apion (see also P.Mich. V, 238, l.136-137); Galates (see also P.Mich. V, 238, l.138-139); Lysas; Didyme (seeB also P.Mich. V, 238, l.138-139); (another?) Lysas (Lysimachos) (see also P.Mich. V, 238, l.140); Kronion (see also P.Mich. V, 238, l.140); Serapas (see also P.Mich. V, 238, l.108)check: add general bibliography on the grapheionk publishedp4/1/9866dBhBs 76LoanLoan of Wheat1996broken off at the top and bottom1RectoDocumentary<_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4CP><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>,i[- - - in the] aforementioned village using the four-choinix measure, in quality fresh from the harvest, free from dirt, unadulterated, and in good condition, without delay and that upon a request for payment [- - -]j done, on neg.k publishedp4/1/98s2854Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of Egyptbroken off at the top and bottom1RectoDocumentaryWWWWW!W#W$W+W,W0W7W8W:W;W@WOWcWmWWWWWWWWIWWnWWwishedqWhWWWlWwishesWFWWWWGWWlWWwishingWWWpWwit>W}WWperhaps broken off at the top; seems to be complete at the bottom (PH)1Recto; V"9P8ifWiiyWW}WWWWWW:WLWYWkWqWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWW%W&W2W4W:W;W<Wii-iii.Wii-xxiiWW W W W W WWWWWWWWWWWWWWWiii4W]WWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWW W.W;WiliadWOWWWWWWWWFWJWill&W6W8W;Willegible)W+Willegiblereceiptforpaymentofthe3customsduty)Villegiblereceiptforpaymentofthecustomsdutyfortheha+Villness7W@WimmediatelyWimminent)WimpendingWimperialWvWWimportantWimportedWWWimposeWimposedWWW<WoWimpostKWxWimpressedWin|WWWWWW@:administrationanimalnotarysaleVVVVadministrationanimalnotarysalewomanVadministrationanimalsbathspolicepriesthoodreligiontaxVnistrationanimalsbathspolicepriesthoodreligiontaxVVemonos meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptHand of Kronion, son of ApionAkes; Ischyrion239Tebtynis, Polemonos meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptPMich VAdministration; NotarCy; Price; ScribeMemorandum for a Register of Contracts1944perhaps broken off at the top; seems to be complete at the bottom (PH)1Recto; Verso is blankDocumentary<_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_676ˆehB.Boak AERIbionitesP.Mich.inv. 744GreekAnn Arbor15-PapNoNoa few fibres to align?Tebtynis, Polemonos meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptHand of Kronion, son of ApionAkes (see also P.Mich. V, 238, l. 130); Ischyrion (see also P.Mich. V, 238, l.130); Herodion (see also P.Mich. V, 238, l.131); PanechoteCs (see also P.Mich. V, 238, l.131); Orseus, thesaurophylax Ibioniton; (unnamed) Ibionitai; Marsisouchos (see also P.Mich. V, 238, l.132); Psenosiris (& unnamed wife) (see also P.Mich. V, 238, l.132); Tapnebtynis (see also P.Mich. V, 238, l.136-137); Apion (see also P.Mich. V, 238, l.136-137); Galates (see also P.Mich. V, 238, l.138-139); Lysas; Didyme (see also P.Mich. V, 238, l.138-139); (another?) Lysas (Lysimachos) (see also P.Mich. V, 238, l.140); Kronion (see also P.Mich. V, 238, l.1479566jCAP.Mich.inv. 6008BaCPapESijpesteijn PJF Aegyptus 76G19-20H1996WYesX 30-C198K-B[Private LetterWheat1996broken off at the top and bottom1RectoDocumentary<_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2Cv><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>Ri[- - - in the] aforementioned village using the four-choinix measure, in quality fresh from the harvest, free from dirt, unadulterated, and in good condition, without delay and that upon a request for payment [- - -]j done, on neg.k publishedp4/1/98CAP.Mich.inv. 6008BaCPapESijpesteijn PJF Aegyptus 76G19-20H1996WYesX 30-C198K-B[Private LetterB66ˆehD0); Serapas (see also P.Mich. V, 238, l.108)239Tebtynis, Polemonos meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptPMich VAdministration; Animal; Land ownership; Lease; Loan; Notary; Nursing; Price; Renting; Sale; Scribe; Tax collection; Taxation; WomanMemorandum for a Register of Contracts1944perhaps broken off, but probably only damaged, at the top; seems to be complete at the bottom (PH)E1Recto; Verso is blankDocumentary<_600DPIFront_R1>744r_a.bmp<_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8> i 238, l.14 *.karanisBWCWEWFWGWHWIWJWKWLWMWNWOWPWQWRWSWtW{WkaranisherakleidoumerisarsinoitenomeegyptVkaranisherakleidoumerisarsinoitenomeprovinceofegypt_VpVqVuV}V~VVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVpmichinv3234ALe€\ 7.8 X 8.4 cmAReceipt canceled with double lines running diagonally across the writing surface, probably after having been used to compile a summary of the payments of the year. For the date of this text (more or less contemporary to the archive of Ptollas's sons), see PMich VI, p. 101 and 108 (First half of IVth cent. AD, mainly for proposographical reasons); P.J. Sijpesteijn, ZPE 64 (1986) p. 118 (Beginning of Vth cent. AD, for palaeographical reasons); P.Sorb. II, p. 46 (also favoring a date in the VB~8*ˆgAP.Mich.inv. 734CPapDIArchive of Kronion son of Apion, nomographos of the grapheion of TebtynisEBoak AERFPMich VG234H1944UYesVCWYesX-1921, Acquired by Kelsey from Nahman in Cairo[Receipt for Money Tax\ 16 x 8 cmn<_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8> iA(9 lines too fragmentary to be translated) (3rd hand) I, Tapetsiris, daughter of Orsenouphis, with my husband . . . as my guardian, have joined in making the division forever and have been allotted as my share two hundred cubits from the east side on the south as aforesaid. Herakleides, son of Herakleides, wrote for them. (4th hand) I, Stotoetis daughter of Isidoros, with as guardian my husband, Petheus son of Charidemos, have joined in making the division forever and have been allotted aerty between three women: Soeris daughter of Elekis the elder; Tapetsiris daughter of Orsenouphis; and Stotoetis daughter of IsidorosBL VII, 113 (on {UNoV%Karanis section (kept in folder 5907)WYesX30-C123CCI-A (7)0)l uncle of Soeri{"1{WvWKW10^WW11W110W114W115Wpmichinv1368q70-1 pjea13rjea13spmichinv1367s61-3 rjea13tjea13upmichinv1366u68-70 tjea13vjea13wpmichinv1365w63-666 vjea13x67@hA3.6 x 8.4 cm26-B12L-AUnknownPHOath by the genius of the emperor Antoninus Pius, sworn by one or more persons.138-160 A.D.Sijpesteijn PJOseirantinoeiosP.Mich.inv. 4787GreekCairo13PapYesUnknown place, province of EgyptAntoninus Pius, Emperor; [- - -] Oseirantinoeios alias [- - -]; Gaius IulBius [- - -]; [- - -] Satornilus Paulinus(?) [- - -]; [- - -] alias Petronianus [- - -] [- - -] komarches; Hera[- - -]16-17Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptaAegyptus 76Imperial Oath; Personal status: Antinoite citizen; Personal status: Roman citizenDeclaration on Oath1996broken off at the top, left and right1Recto; 5V,YdWWWWWWWWWWW W W WWWWWWW#W4W5W7W<W=W>W@WBWHW\WfWhWoWWWWWWWWWWWWWWW W)WWW_WdWlWmWnWpWrWzWWWWWWWWWWWWWW@WCWFWGWIWzWWWOWWDWOWPWQWUWVWZW[W]WcWdWeWfWgWlWmWnWoWWWWW.WZWyWe|WWW5WOWWWWWWWWWWWjWnWtWWWWWW W4W7W>WHWLW\WWW W_WmWnWpWWWWWWWWWWWW@WFWIWWWQWVWWW]WaWlWpWqWrWW.W:Wf`W|WW5WOWWWWW1366vabmpV1367vW1367vabmpV1367vbbmpV1369vW1369vbmpV4_= V5473rvWwW5473rbmpvVwV5474vW5474vbmpV5493bv}W5493bvbmp}V5769vW5769vbmpV5771rQW5771rbmpQV5791vW5791vbmpV5834vW5834vbmpV5839vW5839vbmpV5852vW5852vbmpV5883vW5883vbmpV5919vWWW5919vbmpVVV5927vW5927vbmpV5961vVW5961vbmpVV6WW6051vtW6051vbmptV6060v-WW6060vbmp-VV6131vW6131vbmpV622v1bmpVV622v2bmpVV622v3bmpVV622v4bmpVV622v5bmpVV622v6bmpVV6240vW6240vbmpV6312vNW6312vbmpNV6536avW6536avabmpV6828vW6828vbmpV766pi-ivGW766pi-ivbmpGV766pivGW766pivbmpGV768wdW768wdbmpV7vW7vbmpV925vW925vbmpV98v@W98vbmp@V99v?W99vbmp?VaWGWHWPWXWyW|W}WWWWWW%&memorandumeWUWVWWWXWYW[W\W_WgWrW,>TWUWmemorandumconcerningmeatVmemorandumforacontractofapprenticeshipTVmemorandumforaleaseoflandUVmemorandumforaregisterofcontractseVmemorandumfortransportVmemorandumofinstructionsdealingwithdistributionofoilrVmenDWmentioning&WmichiganvWmilitary}WWW[WWWmilitarylist}Vmilitarylistbrevis[VmillWminorWminutesWWWWWWWWW67C\ 5.8 x 5.8 cmn=Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptoGreekr5uUnknownvIIIrd/IVth cent. A.D.wCairoxBeginning of a private letteryTerpos; Pete[- - -]zLetter|PHO Unknown place, province of EgyptP"broken off at the right and bottomQ1RRectoS DocumentaryhA5.8 x 5.8 cm30-C198K-BUnknownPHBeginning of a private letterIIIrd/IVth cent. A.D.Sijpesteijn PJP.Mich.inv. 6008GreekCairo5PapYesUnknown place, province of EgyptTerpos; Pete[- - -]19-20Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptaAeeris, Arsinoite nome, province of Eg for payment [- - -]j done, on neg.k publishedp4/1/98DAP.Mich.inv. 6008BaCPapESijpesteijn PJF Aegyptus 76G19H1996WYesX 33-4017*-A[ Loan of Wheat76EvIIIrd/IVth cent. A.D.wCairoxPFragment of a contract of deposit between a certain Aion and a certain GerontiosyGerontios; [Aurelius] AionzDeposit|PHO Unknown place, province of EgyptP'broken off at the top, right and bottomQ1RRectoS DocumentaryhA8.4 x 6 cm33-4017*-AUnknownPHFragment of a contract of deposit between a certain Aion and a certain GerontiosL. 3 begins with moi before paraggiles. 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A.D.Sijpesteijn PJP.Mich.inv. 6491GreekCairo9PapYesUnknown place, province of EgyptGerontios; [Aurelius] Aionaterial>PapYesprobably Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptHorion(?) son of Neilos; Epimachos(?) son of Chrysippos; Aphrodisios son of Apollonios; Diogenes(?) also called Horion(?)31-32Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptaAegyptus 76Account; ListList of land1996broken off at the left, right, and bottom1Recto; Verso: traces of an accountDocumentary<_600DPIFront_R1>5877ar_a.bmp<_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1>5877av_a.bmp<_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>p off at the left, right, and bottomQ1R"Recto; Verso: traces of an account,&6493W6494GW650W651W6512W652W6525W653W6536W654W6541W6546WWW655W6551~W6552W6554W6557W656W657W6572W6574W6577sW6578W658W6580_W6581W6585W6586 W659W6590`W6595W660W6601W661W6615W6619W662W6625W6629xW663W6630W6634W664W6640W6642W6643W6644<W6645 W6649W665W6650W6651)W6652W6653W6654W6656W6657WW6658W6659zW6662W6664W6666W667W668W1W6699W67.1.52|W670W671WDx292onseal.VaW5W;WWWWW3WWW6W|WWWMWQWW7WWIWWWKWOWVWlWWWWW*Wa-bWa1RWaboutIWabstract WWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWaccount*W+W,WaddedWallWalsoWanWapproximatelyWWFWapproximately44linespercolumnVVFVare<WoWaround,Warranged<WasWatUW Wb5W;WWW3WWW|WW WW7WWWWWWW+W2WTWXWbeforeWbetweenWWWWbetwenWbetwencoliiandiii7Vc5W;W3WWW WWWWWWW,WUWc-dWcaWWca25WVcairSWcenterW66`FhBArsinoite nome, province of EgyptAegyptus 76FragmentDocument of Uncertain Nature1996broken off at the top and right1RectoDocumentary<_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_C600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>ri[- - -]. Year 14 of the Emperor Caesar [Marcus Aurelius] Severus Alexander Pius [Felix Augustus - - -] Aurelius [- - -] Year 14, Pauni [- - -]j done, on neg.k publishedp4/2/98s2816iptiony,Severus Alexander, Emperor; Aurelius [- - -]zFragment66sGAP.Mich.inv. 3046BaCPapESijpesteijn PJF Aegyptus 76G22-23H1996WYesX 24-114E-J[Document Concerning Landeadings>FragmentDocument of Uncertain Nature1996broken off at the top and right1RectoDocumentary<_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_60C0DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>i[- - -]. Year 14 of the Emperor Caesar [Marcus Aurelius] Severus Alexander Pius [Felix Augustus - - -] Aurelius [- - -] Year 14, Pauni [- - -]j done, on neg.k publishedp4/2/98 GAP.Mich.inv. 3046BaCPapESijpesteijn PJF Aegyptus 76G22-23H1996WYesX 24-114E-J[Document Concerning Land76QHhB; Heron; (unnamed) onelatai(?)23-24Pl. IIKaranis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptaAegyptus 76Animal; TransportList of Pack-Donkeys1996broken off at the left, right and bottom1Verso; Recto: 4 lines of a text of uncertain natureDocumentary<_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>'ted).j done, on neg.k publishedp4/2/98HAP.Mich.inv. 5479BaCPapESijpesteijn PJF Aegyptus 76G23-24H1996IPl. IIWYesX 28-C87K-A67G\ 4.6 x 7.2 cmn=Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptoGreekr11uUnknownvIIIrd/IVth cent. A.D.wCairoxQFragment concerning land (a vineyard of 1 aroura and a palm-grove of 1/6 aroura?)yMHermes son of Dioscorianus; Aurelius [- - -], husband and guardian of [- - -]zFragment; Land Ownership; Woman{Dinnis|PHO Unknown place, province of EgyptP!broken off at the left and bottomQ2RRectoS DocumentaryhA4.6 x 7.2 cm24-114E-JUnknownPHFragment concerning land (a vineyard of 1 aroura and a palm-grove of 1/6 aroura?)IIIrd/IVth cent. 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IIIWYesX 33-4016*-A[ List of Names\ 9.4 x 4.2 cmn=Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptoGreekr(Col. I - traces of 3 lines; Col. II - 21uUnknownvIInd cent. A.D.wCairox List of names9_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>i[List of] pack-donkeys <or: donkey-drivers> [of year . .] of Valerianus and Gallienus [Augusti from - - -], (former?) gymnasiarch [- - -] and Heron with [donkey-drivers(?) - - -]j done, on neg.//;Œjk publishedp1/30/98s2739VŒAP.Mich.inv. 622BRecto, col. III, abstract 8CPapDXArchive of Kronion son of Apion, nomographos of the grapheion of Tebtynis; see also noteEBoak AERFPMich IIG121, Recto, col. III, viiiH1933UNoVtop of lockers 2-4WYesX-1921, Acquired by Kelsey from Nahman in Cairo[0Collection of Abstracts of Contracts (Eiromenon)\&Total size of the roll: 2.39 m x 29 cm]well... you know...ADue to the size of this papyrus roll, its content has been divided in the present database into several cards: one for each column of the Verso (register of contracts), one for each abstract on the Recto (collection of abstracts of contracts, or eiromenon).nWWWWW3WWWgWWWupriverRWTWuproar8WupshotWupsideW\WhWjW*WyWupsidedowntotheagentofepistratoshVupstream6W-WupwardyWupwards@WurbanusEWurge%W'W(WurgedW6W*WurgentWurges%WurielTWus`WaWgW|WWW?WDWEWyWWWWWWOW@WWW'W0W3W4W5W8W;WAWEWHWIWPWRWSWTWYWZW\W^W_WcWeWhWjWkWmWoWpWqWsWtWuWWWWWWW66I9APak[- - -]; Heras son of Akes; Aunes son of Aunes(?); Heron son of Orseus; Neilos son of Akes; Akes son of Hekysis; Akes son of Pet[- - -]; Phasis son of Ag[- - -] (Anchorimphis?); Neilos son of A[- - -]; Esyris son of Her[- - -] (Heron?); Heron (son of Esyris); Phaesis son of Hekysis; Phouonsis son of Aia[- - -]; Akiaris son of Ak[- - -] (Akes?); Herieus son of Pek[- - -]; Onnophris son of P[- - -] (Pasis?); Pasis (son of Onnophris); Sansneus [son of - - -]; Heron son of Hor[- - -] (HorosB?); Herakles [- - -]zList|PHOPUnknown, perhaps Theadelphia, Themistou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptP-broken off at the top, left, right and bottomQ1RRectoS Documentaryhanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptoGreekr(Col. I - traces of 3 lines; Col. II - 21uUnknownvIInd cent. A.D.wCairox List of names9wCairox List of names9s, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptValerianus & Gallienus, Emperors; [- - -] gymnasiarchAurel67 JhBrsinoiton polis; Aurelius [- - -], former [- - -] (exegetes or kosmetes?), bouleutes; Aurelius Ptolemaios, bouleutes; Polyxenos25-26Pl. IVKaranis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptaAegyptus 76Account; Land Ownership; Liturgy (compulsory public service)Document of Uncertain Nature1996broken off at the top, left, right and bottomC1RectoDocumentary<_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>i((Text too fragmentary to be translated).76FAP.Mich.inv. 6338CPapESijpesteijn PJF Aegyptus 76G21-22H1996WYesX 32-C68A-F[Document of Uncertain Nature\ 8 x 10 cmn=Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptoGreekr5uUnknownv May, A.D. 235wCairoxTLower left corner of a document, bearing only the date and possibly the subscriptiony,Severus Alexander, Emperor; Aurelius [- - -]zFragment|PHO Unknown place, province of EgyptPbroken off at the top and rightQ1tioned, acknowledge [as has been written above. - - -]j done, on neg.k publishedp4/1/98 FAP.Mich.inv. 6338CPapESijpesteijn PJF Aegyptus 76G21-22H1996WYesX 32-C68A-F[Document of Uncertain Nature\ 8 x 10 cmn=Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptoGreekr5uUnknownv May, A.D. 235wCairoxTLower left corner of a document, bearing only the date and possibly the subscriptiony,Severus Alexander, Emperor; Aurelius [- - -]zFragment|PHO Unknown place, province of EgyptPbroken off at the top and rightQ199valerianusgallienusemperorsHVvalerianussaloninuscaesar~Vvalerianuswife$VvaleriasWvalerionWvaleriusDW{WWWWWWWWWYWςWWW*WWWWWWRSlWWWW:WRWWWnWsWWW WWWWW$WWWW W!W'W(W66IhA9.4 x 4.2 cm33-4016*-AUnknownPHList of namesIInd cent. A.D.Sijpesteijn PJP.Mich.inv. 6467GreekCairoCol. I - traces of 3 lines; Col. II - 21PapYesUnknown, perhaps Theadelphia, Themistou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptPak[- - -]; Heras son of Akes; Aunes son of Aunes(?); Heron son of Orseus; NeiloBs son of Akes; Akes son of Hekysis; Akes son of Pet[- - -]; Phasis son of Ag[- - -] (Anchorimphis?); Neilos son of A[- - -]; Esyris son of Her[- - -] (Heron?); Heron (son of Esyris); Phaesis son of Hekysis; Phouonsis son of Aia[- - -]; Akiaris son of Ak[- - -] (Akes?); Herieus son of Pek[- - -]; Onnophris son of P[- - -] (Pasis?); Pasis (son of Onnophris); Sansneus [son of - - -]; Heron son of Hor[- - -] (Horos?); Herakles [- - -]24-25Pl. IIIKaranis, Heras66IhCkleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptaAegyptus 76ListList of Names1996broken off at the top, left, right and bottom1RectoDocumentary<_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFroDnt_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>i; Heron (son of Esyris); Phaesis son of Hekysis; Phouonsis son of Aia[- - -]; Akiaris son of Ak[- - -] (Akes?); Herieus son of Pek[- - -]; Onnophris son of P[- - -] (Pasis?); Pasis (son of Onnophris); Sansneus [son of - - -]; Heron son of Hor[- - -] (Horos?); Herakles [- - -]24-256OIiAPak[- - -] Heras son of Akes Aunes son of Aunes(?) Heron son of Orseus Neilos son of Akes Akes son of Hekysis Akes son of Pet[- - -] Phasis son of Ag[- - -] Neilos son of A[- - -] Esyris son of Her[- - -] Heron, his son [- - -] Phaesis son of Hekysis Phouonsis son of Aia[- - -] Akiaris son of Ak[- - -] Herieus son of Pek[- - -] Onnophris son of P[- - -] Pasis, his son [- - -] Sansneus [son of - - -] Heron son of Hor[- - -] Herakles [- - -]j done, on neg.k publishedp4/2/98s2846of Akes; Akes son of Hekysis; Akes son of Pet[- - -]; Phasis son of Ag[- - -] (Anchorimphis?); Neilos son of A[- - -]; Esyris son of Her[- - -] (Heron?); Heron (son of Esyris); Phaesis son of Hekysis; Phouonsis son of Aia[- - -]; Akiaris son of Ak[- - -] (Akes?); Herieus son of Pek[- - -]; Onnophris son of P[- - -] (Pasis?); Pasis (son of Onnophris); Sansneus [son of - - -]; Heron son of Hor[- - -] (Horos?); Herakles [- - -]24-25Pl. 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A.D.Sijpesteijn PJPtolemeaion (Ptolemaieon) Arsinoiton (polis)P.Mich.inv. 5476GreekCairo4PapYesUnknown place, province of Egypt(unnamed) archontes of ADPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>7 6}KAP.Mich.inv. 4787BaCPapESijpesteijn PJF Aegyptus 76G26-27H1996WYesX 26-B12L-A[Receipt for Money Tax\ 7.4 x 8.6 cmn=Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptoGreekr8uDiodoros, praktor argyrikonv A.D. 188/189wCairox"Receipt, probably for the poll-taxyCommodus, Emperor; Diodoros, praktor argyrikon [of Karanis]; [Petesouchos] son of Heraklas and Stiynchis, grandson of Heraklas (see P.Mich. IV/2, p. 210; P.Cair.Mich. 359, l. 1113)zTaxation; Tax collection{ [Karanis]|PHO=Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptP"broken off at the right and bottomQ1RRectoS Documentaryhite nome, province of EgyptP"broken off at the right and bottomQ1RRectoS DocumentaryhllSizeBack_R2><_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5>C( 1ipekpekegisWpekegissonofpeosVS5)yhCinus & (Canus Iunius) Niger, consuls of 138 A.D.; Hadrianus, emperor; Numissius233-240PlateUnknownSanders HA436Pl. VI a, bPMich VII1947Aegyptus 17Army; Birth; Population controlBirth Certificate of an Illegitimate Boy1937Broken off at the bottom (of the wax side); first tablet missing2DPages III-IVDocumentary<_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>xentsPselkis, Nubia, province of Egypt7.4 x 8.6 cm26-B12L-ADiodoros, praktor argyrikonPHReceipt, probably for the poll-taxA.D. 188/189Sijpesteijn PJ[Karanis]P.Mich.inv. 4787GreekCairo8PapYesKaranis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptCommodus, Emperor; Diodoros, praktor argyrikon [of Karanis]; [Petesouchos] sBon of Heraklas and Stiynchis, grandson of Heraklas (see P.Mich. IV/2, p. 210; P.Cair.Mich. 359, l. 1113)26-27Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptaAegyptus 76Taxation; Tax collectionReceipt for Money Tax1996broken off at the right and bottom1RectoDocumentary27pl. VKaranis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptbAegyptus 76ListList of Names1996broken off at the top, left, and bottom1RectoDocumentary2789br.bmp<_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_C600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>i((Text too fragmentary to be translated).jdone, on neg. scannedk publishedp4/2/98s1633f Erminos; [- - -]onion son(?) of Tyrannos; [is(?); [- - -] son/daughter of Ermin><_600Ch$istockYWHWMWstocksWstoetisWstoleW-WstolenSW@WOWbWhWWstomachyWWWstoneWW+WWcWWWRW]W;W<Wstone-cutter+WWWWstonesW!W#WstoodyWWstorageW_Wstore}WWstorehouseWMWNWcWvWWWstorehousesWstoreroomcWmWW}WWW;WstoriesMWWstorms^Wstormy^WstoryWWFWstothoetisWstothouetisWstotoesWstotoetisWmWWWWWWkWWtWWW-WWWW1W6Wstotoetisexporting1camelofwheat2drachmaiVstotoetisexportingofwheatVstotouetisWWW66aMAP.Mich.inv. 5477BbCPapESijpesteijn PJF Aegyptus 76G28-29H1996Ipl. VIWYesX 28-C87K-Aoto>pl. VKaranis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptbAegyptus 76ListList of Names1996broken off at the top, left, and bottom1RectoDocumentary<_600DPIFront_C*R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>i((Text too fragmentary to be translated).j done, on neg.k publishedp4/2/98MAP.Mich.inv. 5477BbCPapESijpesteijn PJF Aegyptus 76G28-29H1996Ipl. VIWYesX 28-C87K-A6 x 5 cm28-C87K-A[Aurelius Heron], bouleutes & dekaprotosPHFragment of receipt for wheat265/266 A.D.Sijpesteijn PJhoriodeiktia of Karanis; KerkesouchaP.Mich.inv. 5477GreekCairo10PapYesKaranis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptGallienus, Emperor; [Aurelius Heron?], gymnaBsiarch(--), bouleutes, dekaprotos [of the 1st and 6th toparchies of the Herakleidou meris]; [- - - son/daughter(?)] of Kopres; Ptolemaios; [- - -]dros28-29pl. 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Aurelius Heron(?)], (former?) gymnasiarch, councillor, dekaprotos (of the 1st and 6th toparchies of the Herakleides] division. [I] have received [at the granary of the village of Karanis] for the horiodeiktia of Karanis and for Kerkesoucha [with the public measure leveled by laying on the strickle] for the crop [of the past] 12th year, in the name of [- - - son/daugther(?)] of Kopres, acting through Ptolemaios, [twenty(?) and] a half [artabai of whe-66^M[Receipt for Delivery in Kind\6 x 5 cmn=Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptoGreekr10u([Aurelius Heron], bouleutes & dekaprotosv 265/266 A.D.wCairoxFragment of receipt for wheatyGallienus, Emperor; [Aurelius Heron?], gymnasiarch(--), bouleutes, dekaprotos [of the 1st and 6th toparchies of the Herakleidou meris]; [- - - son/daughter(?)] of Kopres; Ptolemaios; [- - -]droszTaxation (Land); Tax Collection{$horiodeiktia of Karanis; Kerkesoucha|PHO=Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptPbroken off on the left sideQ1RRectoS Documentaryhhave received [at the granary of the village of Karanis] for the horiodeiktia of Karanis and for Kerkesoucha [with the public measure leveled by laying on the strickle] for the crop [of the past] 12th year, in the name of [- - - son/daugther(?)] of Kopres, acting through Ptolemaios j done, on neg.k publishedp4/2/98J~6.2mN6.36.3x5.6cm@*6.4x8.4cm@G6.5.O6.6 J-6.6x5.2cmwithoutinv9793@6.76.7x6.9cm@P6.8I6.9x5cm@C7b+S7x3.3cm7x8.6cm@J}.5cm@C7.2IH7.3x4.9cmR7.4x6.6cm@G-7.5x11.8cm@(17.6BX7.77.87.9x4.4cm@*8x10cm8x10.2cm:T8.1@T8.1x10.7cm@D8.3x12.5cm@F8.3x5.5cm@U8.5".8.6(E 8.6x5cm@V8.6x6.2cm@Fx8.8*Jd8.8x4.5cm@GU8.8x8.5cm@BK9Y59x11.8cmW9x9cm@h9.2x6.6cm@HE9.3x6.7cm@Fh9.3x8cm@F9.4aEmX9.5x21.2cm@!9.6x8.5cm@?n9.8G90x24.5cmaspublished@99449a11.1x15.7cm@Yca62.5x22.5cm@$cm 1DUEE;HZ[#>\:!/Aq]'767 KhCYzeBack_R1><_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>5iAYear twenty-nine of [Marcus Aurelius] Commodus Antoninus Caesar [the lord, - - -. Petesouchos], son of Heraklas and Stiynchis, grandson of Heraklas, has paid to Diodoros and his colleagues, collectors of money-taxes [of Karanis, for - - - tax] of the same year, twenty drachmai, total 20 drachmai; on the 26th, [- - -; on - -], four [drachmai], total 4 drachmai; on the 24th, four(?) drachmai, [total 4(?) drachmai - - -]j done, on neg.k publishedp4/2/98s2311LAP.Mich.inv. 2789BbCPapESijpesteijn PJF Aegyptus 76G27H1996Ipl. VWYesX 24-4034A-S[ List of Names\ 7.6 x 16.4 cm0DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_66OiA%According to the orders . . . Year 10 of the Emperor Caesar Titus Aelius Hadrianus Antoninus Augustus Pius, Phamenoth 29. I report, swearing by the oath customary for the Romans that both have been selected, [- - -] Apolinarius by Petronius Mamertinus the former prefect, [and - - -, by - - -]%j4done, on the orig.; conservation14; scanned; checkedk unpublishedp4/2/98s2564,PAP.Mich.inv. 5877BaCPapD+archive of Gaius Iulius Sabinus (& family)?ESijpesteijn PJF Aegyptus 76G31-32H1996UNoV-WYesX 30-C123CG-A[ List of land\ 7.5 x 8.5 cm] check tapesn=Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptoGreekr6uUnknownvIIIrd/IVth cent. A.D.w Ann Arborx7Fragment of list of parcels of land of certain personsyyHorion(?) son of Neilos; Epimachos(?) son of Chrysippos; Aphrodisios son of Apollonios; Diogenes(?) also called Horion(?)z Account; List|PHO Unknown place, province of EgyptP)broken off at the left, right, and bottomQ1cus) Petronius Mptt$$Š_The first image is a montage of the two fragments; the two other images show the original photograph of inv. 2872, as taken before the piece was returned to Cairo.n=Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptoGreekr20uGemellus alias HorionvSpring(?), 197 ADwCairoxPetition addressed to the prefect Quintus Aemilius Saturninus by Gemellus alias Horion, concerning violent trespass made on his property by two men9AQuintus Aemilius [Saturninus, prefect of Egypt]; Gemellus alias [Horion, son of Gaius Apollinarius], Antinoite (Gaius Gemellus Horigenes) (see P. Mich. VI, 422 introd.; Eos 49 [1957/1958] 155-164); his deceased father, [Gaius (Iulius) Apolinarius (Apollinarius)] (see P. Mich. VI, 422 introd.; Eos 49 [1957/1958] 155-164); his deceased uncle, Gaius [Iulius Longinus] (see P. Mich. VI, 422 introd.; Eos 49 [1957/1958] 155-164); Iulius, [son of Eudas]; [Sotas, son of Eudas]eem good to your [Fortune, to hear my complaint against them], so that I 67 NhA7.2 x 7.6 cm29-C65BR-AUnknownPHDocument of uncertain nature (proceedings of a town-council?), probably connected with the nomination of one or several gymnasiarch(s).IIIrd cent. A.D.Sijpesteijn PJP.Mich.inv. 5710GreekCairo8PapYesUnknown place, province of EgyptAurelius On[- - -]29-30Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptaAegyptus 76Administration; MagistracyDocument Concerning the Gymnasiarchia1996broken off at the top, left, right, and bottom1RectoDocumentary<_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DP66MiByat] together with a half [a half artaba of wheat for] . . . and [- - -], total 21(?). (2nd hand) I, [- - -], have signed.gj done, on neg.k publishedp4/2/98s2476NAP.Mich.inv. 5710BaCPapESijpesteijn PJF Aegyptus 76G29-30H1996WYesX 29-C65BR-A[%Document Concerning the Gymnasiarchia\ 7.2 x 7.6 cmn=Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptoGreekr8uUnknownvIIIrd cent. A.D.wCairoxDocument of uncertain nature (proceedings of a town-council?), probably connected with the nomination of one or several gymnasiarch(s).yAurelius On[- - -]zAdministration; Magistracy|PHO Unknown place, province of EgyptP.broken off at the top, left, right, and bottomQ1RRectoS DocumentaryhtomQ1RRectoS Documentaryh wyesNOPQRSTU_`mnopqrtx{yesfieldphoto0V1Vyesl1-11Vyesonlytheseal&VyesrectoVyesrectoandversouV1WWWWWWWWWWWW$W+W-WWW1-2W1-3WW10UWbWcWdWeWfWgWhWiWjWkWWWW11116OhA13 x 8 cm30-C123BBJ-AUnknownPHarchive of Gaius Iulius Sabinus (& family)?Beginning of a declaration on oath, which seems to concern the verification of status (epikrisis) of two Roman citizens, either children or veterans.To be republished; 3 fragments have been added. (PH)March 25, 147 A.D.Sijpesteijn PJRomaioiP.Mich.inv. 5838GreekAnn Arbor8Karanis section; folder 8 of this inv. nr.PapNoYesThe central fragment was published by P.J. Sijpesteijn as P.Mich. inv. 5838a.join the fragments; put in a separate folder?probably Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptAntoninus Pius, Emperor; Apolinarius (= Gaius Iulius Apollinarius? See P.Mich. IX, p. 5-8); (Marcus) Petronius M67 LPiAccount(?): Of Horion(?), son of Neilos [- - -] Of Epimachos(?), son of Chrysippos [- - -] inspected: 2 97/128 arourai [- - -] Of Aphrodeisios son of Apollonios: [- - -] arourai [- - -] Of Diogenes(?) also called Horion(?) [- - -]j4done, on the orig.; conservation14; scanned; checkedk unpublishedp4/3/98s2577-and1996broken off at the left, right, and bottom1Recto; Verso: traces of an accountDocumentary<_600DPIFront_R1>5877ar_a.bmp<_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1>5877av_a.bmp<_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>p off at the left, right, and bottomQ1R"Recto; Verso: traces of an accounte>GreekAF pa3WW!WWcWW[WpabousWpachoYWpachonWpaesiouWpageWpageil1-2insteadoftosne<p>ionkaithelazontoVpaieouWpakyseosWpakysioWpalemW!Wpales!WpalosWepharmostos6Vpaplugdbatxxip137bibliographyBVpaplugdbatxxip137dateaVpaplugdbatxxip137dateblix164bibliography)Vpaplugdbatxxip137l1dVpaplugdbatxxip137l18Vpaplugdbatxxip137line4line3readdokomenbiainsteaVVpaplugdbatxxip137lines25OVpapeousWpapontotosWpapyrusVW'W2WWWWWparWpara3WparaggilesEWparatheWparathekesWparenekkas}Wparenekkate}WpartWWWWWWpasi2WpasioWpasoWpassimWpasytWpau~Wpauchis[Wpaun~WpausisWpcolWpeWpe<>WpearlWpeiWpent~WpenteWperhapsWWWWWJ89apolinariusgaiusiuliusapollinariusseepmichixp5-8OVapollWjWapollsonofpeteakesandthaesishusbandoftnephersoisjVapollarion6WapollinariaWapollinarionWapollinarisRapollinarius}WWsWtWWW W$WW?); (Marcus) Petronius Mamertinus, former prefect of Egypt30-31Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of Egyptd- RectoAegyptus 761996broken off at the bottom; much damaged4Recto; Verso is blankDocumentary<_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DP66POhCamertinus, former prefect of Egypt30-31Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptdAegyptus 76Oath; Personal status: Roman citizen (Veteran?)Declaration on Oath1996broken off at the bottom; much damaged4Recto; Verso is blankDocumentary<_600DPIFront_R1>5838dr_a.bmp<_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>inoite nome, province of EgyptAntoninus Pius, Emperor; Apolinarius (= Gaius Iulius Apollinarius? 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Send up Aphrodisios, son of . . ., who is accused by Demetrios, immediatelyj#done on the orig.; scanned; checkedk publishedp9/28/98s2957rcels of land of certain personsIIIrd/IVth cent. A.D.Sijpesteijn PJP.Mich.inv. 5877GreekAnn Arbor6-PapNoYescheck tapesUnknown place, province of Egypt<_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>~izens, either children or veterans.ildren or veterans.ormer pref66JPR"Recto; Verso: traces of an accountS DocumentaryX 5877ar_a.bmp` 5877av_a.bmphA7.5 x 8.5 cm30-C123CG-AUnknownPHarchive of Gaius Iulius Sabinus (& family)?Fragment of list of parcels of land of certain personsIIIrd/IVth cent. A.D.Sijpesteijn PJP.Mich.inv. 5877GreekAnn Arbor6-PapNoYescheck tapesUnknown place, province of Egypt<_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>X8gOˆiI the past eighteenth year of Tiberius Caesar Augustus, and for the eighteenth year also, and from private encumbrances and every claim forever as aforesaid. Kollouthos, son of Mieus, wrote for him as he is illiterate. (3rd hand) Chairemon, also called Onnophris, son of Horion. The cession of the aforesaid five arourai of the catoecic allotment was made to me . . . (Verso) Agreement of cession of 5 arourai. . . .j3done on the orig.; conservation14; scanned; checkedk publishedp4/16/98ˆAP.Mich.inv. 627CPapDIArchive of Kronion son of Apion, nomographos of the grapheion of TebtynisEBoak AERFPMich VG231H1944K2BL III, 115 (l. 7); BL VI, 82 (l. 15; 16; 20; 21)UYesVLWNoX-1921, Acquired by Kelsey from Nahman in Cairo[Petition to a Strategos\ 12 x 25 cm]glass needed for scanning; some unfolding at the bottom of the top and middle fragments (see verso) + top of bottom frg. 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(PH)April 25, 26 A.D.Jenkins FW(ousia = estate) of Iulia Augusta and of the children of GermanicusP.Mich.inv. 643GreekAnn Arbor24(?)-PapNoYescheck if you can do anything for it; top left: tape on writingTebtynis, Polemonos meris, Arsinoite nome, province of Egypt1st hand: fast neat hanCd; 3rdhand quite slow and awkward (Jenkins)Orsenouphis son of Harmiysis, eklemptor (of the ousia) of Iulia Augusta and the children of Germanicus (see also P.Mich. V, 243?); Iulia Augusta (see Geographica); (unnamed) children of Germanicus (see Geographica) Herakles son of Ares (skyteus? see B. 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A.D.Sijpesteijn PJ-P.Mich.inv. 5299GreekCairoVerso - 19PapNoYesShould be known as P.Mich. inv. 5299c, and not 5299a as written in the editio princepsaximus Pius Augustus, on Phaophi [- -] . . . [- - -]j done, on ph.k publishedp8/7/97g_No>99Pl. XIVKaranis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptZPE 109Date; Uncompleted textUncompleted Text: Dating Formula1995broken on the left and right sides1RectoDocumentary33-34Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptaAegyptus 76Administration; JusticePetition1996broken off on the left and right sides, and at the bottom1RectoDocumentary<_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>!i((Text too fragmentary to be translated).j done, on neg.k publishedp4/3/98SAP.Mich.inv. 6264BaCPapESijpesteijn PJF Aegyptus 76G34H1996UNoWYes6pmichinv53Vpmichinv5302TVpmichinv5307~Vpmichinv5336Vpmichinv5337Vpmichinv534Vpmichinv5340Vpmichinv5342Vpmichinv5348VVpmichinv5374Vpmichinv5389AVpmichinv5390@Vpmichinv5391?Vpmichinv5392>Vpmichinv5393=Vpmichinv5394<Vpmichinv5395Vpmichinv5396;Vpmichinv5397:Vpmichinv53989Vpmichinv53998Vpmichinv54007Vpmichinv54016Vpmichinv54025Vpmichinv54034Vpmichinv54043Vpmichinv54052Vpmichinv5421>Vpmichinv5426}Vpmichinv5434Vpmichinv5437Vpmichinv5451Vpmichinv5458Vpmichinv5462?V+QWjphiladelpheiafWphilippeWphilippesWphilolWphilologicalWhilosophersWphilosophikes5WWphilosophyMWphilotasfWoWphlaoWphot.WphotoWWW"WW.Wphoto/negWphotocopyWFWphotographWWWWWMWphotographedWphotographiqueWphotosWWWphrontistesVWpiGWpictureWpicturesWpieceSWHWLWWW-W.WpiecesWWWQWWWpierce WWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWW W W W W WWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWW W!W"W#W$W%W&W'W(W)W*W+W,W42xXjpierce3pjs@- pmichSpmichzen@,possibility@33post@3pour@pr@4preceding4preserv@00primers@-probus@Lzprocedures0+-proceedings@,rprof@.*profession@/Pprovisional@0r0rare@/rather$reading@Lreading@Lg@L7 6QhA4.3 x 16.6 cm28-242*-LUnknownPHList of namesIIIrd/IVth cent. A.D.Sijpesteijn PJP.Mich.inv. 5299GreekCairoVerso - 19PapNoYesShould be known as P.Mich. inv. 5299d, and not 5299 as written in the editio princeps, to distinguish it from the Isocrates papyrus.Unknown place, province of EgyptHerakl[- - -]; Neilos [- - -]; Heras son of Kol[- - -]; Kallon son of A[- - -]; Hatres son of Ka[- - -]; Apollos son of B[- - -]; Ammonios [- - -]; Melas son of Ps[- - -]; Atisis [- - -]; Palemon [- - -]; Melas son of Agr[- - -](?) (Agrippinus?); Sabinus [- - -]; Sempronius [- - -]; Kallon [- - -]; Paesis son of P[- - -]; Apollos [- - -]; Komon [- - -]; Paesis [- - -]32-33Pl. VIIKaranis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of Egypt<_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>iiios [- - -]; Melas son of Ps[- - -]; Atisis [- - -]; Palemon [- - -]; Melas son of Agr[- - -](?) (Agrippinus?); Sabinus [- - -]; Sempronius [- - -]; Kallon [- - -]; Paesis son of P[- - -]; Apollos [- - -]; Komon [- - -]; Paesis [- - -]32-33Pl. VIIKaranis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome67 QAP.Mich.inv. 5299BdCPapESijpesteijn PJF Aegyptus 76G32-33H1996IPl. VIIUNoWYesX 28-242*-L[ List of Names\ 4.3 x 16.6 cm_Should be known as P.Mich. inv. 5299d, and not 5299 as written in the editio princeps, to distinguish it from the Isocrates papyrus.n=Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptoGreekr Verso - 19uUnknownvIIIrd/IVth cent. A.D.wCairox List of names92*-L[ List of Names\ 4.3 x 16.6 cm_Should be known as P.Mich. inv. 5299d, and not 5299 as written in the editio princeps, to distinguish it from the Isocrates papyrus.n=Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptoGreekr Verso - 19uUnknownvIIIrd/IVth cent. A.D.wCairox List of names9 A.D.wCairox List of names9on the right side and at the bottomQ1R.Verso; Recto: ends of lines of a money accountS Documentaryh6cNhCIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>i((Text too fragmentary to be translated).j done, on neg.k publishedp4/2/98s2529!OAP.Mich.inv. 5838BdCPapD+archive of Gaius Iulius Sabinus (& family)?ESijpesteijn PJF Aegyptus 76G30-31H1996K4To be republished; 3 fragments have been added. (PH)UNoV*Karanis section; folder 8 of this inv. nr.WYesX 30-C123BBJ-A[Declaration on Oath\ 13 x 8 cm]-join the fragments; put in a separate folder?_MThe central fragment was published by P.J. Sijpesteijn as P.Mich. inv. 5838a.n=Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptoGreekr8uUnknownvMarch 25, 147 A.D.w Ann Arbor66Ln=Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptoGreekr5uUnknownvIIIrd/IVth cent. A.D.wCairox List of namesy[- - -]agoras son/daughter(?) of Antonius; [- - -, son/daughter of - - -]marios and Isis(?); [- - -] son/daughter of Erminos; [- - -]onion son(?) of Tyrannos; [- - -] son/daughter of PantherzList|PHO Unknown place, province of EgyptP'broken off at the top, left, and bottomQ1RRectoS DocumentaryT 2789br.bmphA7.6 x 16.4 cm24-4034A-SUnknownPHList of namesIIIrd/IVth cent. A.D.Sijpesteijn PJP.Mich.inv. 2789GreekCairo5PapYesUnknown place, province of Egypt[- - -]agoras son/daughter(?) of Antonius; [- - -, son/daughter of - - -]marios and Isis(?); [- - -] son/daughter of Erminos; [- - -]onion son(?) of Tyrannos; [66:Jj done, on neg.k publishedp4/2/98s247376H_Published as inv. 5476a.n=Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptoGreekr5uUnknownv 253-256 A.D.wCairox]Top of a list of pack-donkeys or drivers of such animals, submitted by a (former) gymnasiarchyWValerianus & Gallienus, Emperors; [- - -] gymnasiarch(--); Heron; (unnamed) onelatai(?)zAnimal; Transport|PHO Unknown place, province of EgyptP(broken off at the left, right and bottomQ1R3Verso; Recto: 4 lines of a text of uncertain natureS DocumentaryhA3.4 x 3.4 cm28-C87K-AUnknownPHTop of a list of pack-donkeys or drivers of such animals, submitted by a (former) gymnasiarch253-256 A.D.Sijpesteijn PJP.Mich.inv. 5479GreekCairo5PapYesPublished as inv. 5476a.Unknown place, province of EgyptValerianus & Gallienus, Emperors; [- - -] gymnasiarch(--)67GhB- - -]22-23Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptaAegyptus 76Fragment; Land Ownership; WomanDocument Concerning Land1996broken off at the left and bottom2RectoDocumentary<_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3C><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>i((Text too fragmentary to be translated).j done, on neg.k publishedp4/2/98s1755HAP.Mich.inv. 5479BaCPapESijpesteijn PJF Aegyptus 76G23-24H1996IPl. IIWYesX 28-C87K-A[List of Pack-Donkeys\ 3.4 x 3.4 cm666EiA[- - - whenever] you so announce [I shall restore it to you without any] delay or excuse [in accordance with the] law of [deposits] according [as has been written above] and you, the above mentioned Gerontios, shall have the [right of execution upon me, the] acknowledging party, and upon [all my] property, as in accordance with a legal decision and having been asked the formal question [I have assented. I, Aurelius] Aion, the afore mentioned, acknowledge [as has been written above. - - -]j done, on neg.k publishedp4/1/98s2855/>P.Mich.inv. 6491GreekCairo9PapYesUnknown place, province of EgyptGerontios; [Aurelius] Aion66ChBgyptus 76LetterPrivate Letter1996broken off at the right and bottom1RectoDocumentary<_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600CZDPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>6i[Terpos to her brother Peteesis(?), very many greetings. I have sent you a notice to [- - -]j done, on neg.k publishedp4/1/98s2622 EAP.Mich.inv. 6491BcCPapESijpesteijn PJF Aegyptus 76G20-21H1996K,L. 3 begins with moi before paraggiles. (PH)WYesX 33-4017*-A[Contract of Deposit\ 8.4 x 6 cmn=Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptoGreekr9uUnknown66AhBus [- - -]; Sempronius [- - -]; (another?) [- - -] Priscus(?)17-18pl. IKaranis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptaAegyptus 76Census(?); Personal status: Roman citizenDocument of Uncertain Nature1996broken off at the top, left and right1Recto; Verso is blankDocumentary<_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>Di((Text too fragmentary to be translated).j done, on neg.k publishedp4/1/98s2475 66$@hCVerso is blankDocumentary<_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>i((Text too fragmentary to be translated).j done, on neg.k publishedp4/1/98s231066m?hC~IBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>Zi[- - -] For Tybi, similarly [- - -] For Mecheir, similarly [- - -] For Phamenoth, similarly [- - -] For Pharmouthi, similarly [- - -] [For] Pachon, similarly [- - -]j done, on neg.k publishedp4/1/98s2466$[G4Q6iiirdcentad233or264adVViiirdcentadapril14+Viiirdcentadapril18Viiirdcentaddec10/11ViiirdcentadfebViiirdcentadjune24`Viiirdcentadjune26eViiirdcentadjune7Viiirdcentadmar18Viiirdcentadmarch12Viiirdcentadmarch4252adVViginaltext215advViiirdcentadnotbefore237adoriginaltextjanfebr200wViiirdcentadnotlaterthan277/278adapril26Viiirdcentadnov27/28Viiirdcentadoct19/20Viiirdcentadprobablyafter260adViiirdcentadsept27/28ViiirdcentadVVVVV.V/V>VRVVVVVVmVvVyV7Viiirdcentadapril6jViiirdcentaddec6/7oViiirdcentadfebruary24207orfebruary25268Viiirdcentadjan10or20252adseenoteMViiirdcentadjan15222or226or242Viiirdcentadjuly15Viiirdcentadjuly25~VDPIBack_R3>WaWWWW‚W傃WYWkW{WWWWWWW WWWWWWW2W6W;W<WapynchishusbandofthaesisVapynchisseealsopmichii126l9;Vapynchissitologosofphiladelphiaseealsopmichxii643Vapynchissitologosofphiladelphiaseealsopmichxii646VapynchissonofapynchisV67#ˆkhF) (see also P.Mich. II, 128, col. II, l. 15); (another?) Haryotes (see also P.Mich. II, 128, col. II, l. 15); (another?) Onnophris (see also P.Mich. II, 128, col. II, l. 16); Marsisouchos (see also P.Mich. II, 128, col. II, l. 16); Thenmarsisouchos (see also P.Mich. II, 128, col. II, l. 17); Diodoras (see also P.Mich. II, 128, col. II, l. 17); Ischyrion (alias A. . .) (see also P.Mich. II, 128, col. II, l. 19); Labesis (see also P.Mich. II, 128, col. II, l. 20); Didymos (see also P.Mich. IGI, 128, col. II, l. 21); Ptollas (see also P.Mich. II, 128, col. II, l. 21); Marepkemis (see also P.Mich. II, 128, col. II, l. 22); Psyphis (see also P.Mich. II, 128, col. II, l. 22); Pakebkis (see also P.Mich. II, 128, col. II, l. 23); (another?) Herakles (see also P.Mich. II, 128, col. II, l. 23); Harmiysis (& unnamed wife) (see also P.Mich. II, 128, col. II, l. 24); Eutychos (see also P.Mich. II, 128, col. II, l. 24); Pyrrhichos (see also P.Mich. II, 128, col. II, l. 25); (another?) PapiP7RRRectoS DocumentaryhA12.2 x 11 cm32-219*-MUnknownPHFragment of petition, probably written by an unknown royal scribe of the Arsinoite nome, and perhaps addressed to the prefect of EgyptIIIrd cent. A.D.Sijpesteijn PJArsinoite nomeP.Mich.inv. 6257GreekCairo7PapNoYesUnknown place, province of Egypt[-!uIaegyptus13qVtVuVwVVaegyptus15xVaegyptus17yVzV{Vaegyptus3|Vaegyptus31}V~VVVVVVVVaegyptus33VVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVaegyptus34aVaegyptus4Vaegyptus59VVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVaegyptus63VVaegyptus66VVVVVVVVVVaegyptus69VVaegyptus71VVaegyptus74VVVVVVVVVVaegyptus76?V@VAVBVCVEVFVGVHVIVJVKVLVMVNVOVPVQVRVSVagyptischeWW7,:hDBASP 29Agriculture; Land Status; SaleApplication to Acquire a Crop of Acanthus1992broken off at the bottom; darkened papyrus, with the ink rubbed off at places1Recto; Verso is blankDocumentary643r.bmp<_600DPIFront_R1>643r_a.bmp<_600DPIFront_R2>643r_b.bmp<_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DEPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>i of Germanicus (see Geographica) Herakles son of Ares (skyteus? see B. Kramer, Archiv 40, 1994, p. 212); Tiberius, Emperor33-36Pl. 3Tebtynis, Polemonos meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptSB XX 143147-6ˆkhBed for the preparation of each item is indicated. All entries are duplicated in P.Mich. II, 128; some also in P.Mich. V, 238.BL IX, 160 (l. 26). - L. 37: read 4,900 instead of 4,086 or 4,080 (as in P.Mich. II, 128, col. III, l. 17). (PH)ca. Sept. 46 A.D.Boak AERP.Mich.inv. 729GreekAnn ArborCol. I - 49; col. II - 25DPapYesNofibre alignmCent; place fragments one compared to the other? - Frg. I, l. 4, end? L. 18-21, left - Bottom: nearly desperate + 1 fold.Tebtynis, Polemonos meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptHand of Kronion, son of Apion[Areios] (see also P.Mich. II, 128, col. II, l. 5); Onnophris (see also P.Mich. II, 128, col. II, l. 5); [Panesis] (see also P.Mich. II, 128, col. II, l. 6); Kronion (see also P.Mich. II, 128, col. II, l. 6); Herakleides son of Harpaesis (see 7ShBkleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptaAegyptus 76FragmentText of Uncertain Nature1996broken off at the top, left, right, and bottom1RectoDocumentary<_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_RC6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>i((Text too fragmentary to be translated).j done, on neg.k publishedp4/3/98s2784TAP.Mich.inv. 948B recto, textbCPapDIArchive of Kronion son of Apion, nomographos of the grapheion of TebtynisEBoak AERFPMich VG 346, text bH1944IPl. VIUYesVBWYesVEWYes0DPIBack_R3>9 x 5.6 cm32-219*-MUnknownPHText of uncertain nature, perhaps some kind of account79 A.D.(?)Sijpesteijn PJMoithymisP.Mich.inv. 6264GreekCairoCol. I - 5; col. II - 2PapNoYesUnknown place, province of EgyptHerakles, exegetes; Heliodoros(?)34Karanis, HeraRectoDocumentaryWBWLWRWWWW5W:W;W<W=WfirstsheetofadaybydayregisterofabstractsoftheconRVon) charged for the preparation of each document is indicated. All entrieBs are duplicated in P.Mich. V, 240, col. II; some also in P.Mich. V, 238, col. I.BL IX, 160 line 26.ca. Sept. 46 A.D.Boak AERP.Mich.inv. 729GreekAnn ArborCol. I - 49; col. II - 25-PapNoNofibre alignment; place fragments one compared to the other?Tebtynis, Polemonos meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptH;Cˆn@:nV:kP:jhB:iD:hiAMC>ˆo@@o:m9A7|O7{hB7zD7xF7piA7~C7E7GAˆpu;V/9orseusseealsopmichv238l95.VorseussonofVorseussonofaneichiosVorseussonofbryonmVorseussonofharmiysisVorseussonofharmiysisandtausirishusbandoftamieusseeqVtVorseussonofharyotesseealsopmichv278[Vorseussonofharyotesseealsopmichv336aVVVorseussonofheraklesaliasbesisVorseussonofkachosseealsopmichii123rectocolxv30Vorseussonofkachosunnamedbrothersseealsopmichii123VorseussonofkameshusbandofthenanchiouspersestesepigoVorseussonofkollouthosandtereuspersestesepigoneslVVife) (see also P.Mich. II, 128, col. II, l. 24); Eutychos (see also P.Mich. II, 128, col. II, l. 24); Pyrrhichos (see also P.Mich. II, 128, col. II, l. 25); (another?) Papontos (see also P.Mich. II, 128, col. II, l. 25); (another?) Heron (see also P.Mich. II, 128, col. II, l. 26); Polykrates (see also P.Mich. II, 128, col. II, l. 26); Thenerakleia (see also P.M2O @ipaymentW`WeWWWWWWWWWWWWWwWWW^WcWeWkWoWWW W W W W WWWWWWW W!W"W#W$W%W'W(W-W.W3W6W:W;W=WBWpaymentforthreshingoftheestateontheeastandothers6VpaymentofapolloniossonofleeinVpaymentsmWWWWW4WGWNWWWWWWWWWgWWWpayniWpchorchonsisWpeWWYWWWWWWW'WpeaceW*WpeachesWpear-shootsZWpear-treesZWpearls#WpeasWpeassonofsatabousVpeasantryvWpeasantsVWvWpebbledWpebou%Wpebous%WpecheusWpechysisWWpeculiaryWpeculiaritiesyWWWWWO\W^WoWpWqWtzW{W}WWWWWW+WpeeoussonofptolemaiosVVpeeoussonofptolemaios900drachmaiVW77&ˆkhHontos (see also P.Mich. II, 128, col. II, l. 25); (another?) Heron (see also P.Mich. II, 128, col. II, l. 26); Polykrates (see also P.Mich. II, 128, col. II, l. 26); Thenerakleia (see also P.Mich. II, 128, col. II, l. 27); Diodora (see also P.Mich. II, 128, col. II, l. 27); Kronion son of Soterichos (see P.Mich. II, p.222); Posis (see also P.Mich. II, 128, col. III, l. 1); Herakles son of Didymos (see also P.Mich. II, 123, Recto, col. VI, l. 6; 128, col. III, l. 1); Heras (see also P.Mich.I II, 128, col. III, l. 2); (another?) Didymos (see also P.Mich. II, 128, col. III, l. 2); Orseus (see also P.Mich. II, 128, col. III, l. 3); Apollonios (see also P.Mich. II, 128, col. III, l. 3); Haryotes (presbyteros, son of Herodion), husband of Taorsenouphis (see also P.Mich. II, 128, col. III, l. 4; and P.Mich. V, 323; 339); Taorsenouphis (daughter of Aphrodisios), wife of Haryotes (see also P.Mich. II, 128, col. III, l. 4; and P.Mich. V, 339); (another?) Papontos (see also P.Mich. II,7%71ˆkhNalso P.Mich. II, 128, col. III, l. 25); Eutychos (see also P.Mich. II, 128, col. III, l. 25); Hatres (& unnamed wife) (see also P.Mich. II, 128, col. III, l. 26; V, 238, l. 7); Didyme (see also P.Mich. II, 128, col. III, l. 26; V, 238, l. 7); (another?) Kronion (see also P.Mich. II, 128, col. III, l. 27); Assythmis (see also P.Mich. II, 128, col. III, l. 27); Taarmiousis (Taarmiysis) (see also P.Mich. II, 128, col. III, l. 28-29); (another?) Herakleides (see also P.Mich. II, 128, col. III,O l. 28); Aphrodite (see also P.Mich. II, 128, col. III, l. 29); [Herodes Baroei] (see also P.Mich. II, 128, col. III, l. 30); (another?) Herakleides (see also P.Mich. II, 128, col. III, l. 30); [Orsenouphis son of Belphis] (& unnamed son & daughter-in-law) (see also P.Mich. II, p. 224; V, p. 389); Chrates (see also P.Mich. II, 128, col. III, l. 32); Theoklas (see also P.Mich. II, 128, col. III, l. 32); (another?) [Haryotes] (see also P.Mich. II, 128, col. III, l. 34; 238, l. 5); [Dios] (se7&7$ˆkhLh. II, 128, col. III, l. 17); (another?) Galates (see also P.Mich. II, 128, col. III, l. 18; V, 238, l. 10); Tesenouphis (& unnamed wife) (see also P.Mich. II, 128, col. III, l. 18; V, 238, l. 10); Thenmenches (see also P.Mich. II, 128, col. III, l. 19); Tasoykis (see also P.Mich. II, 128, col. III, l. 19); Petesouchos [son of Apoulas] (see also P.Mich. II, 123, Recto, col. II, l. 32; 128, col. III, l. 20); Papnebtynis (see also P.Mich. II, 128, col. III, l. 21); Apynchis son of Pseoueis (Msee also P.Mich. II, 123, Recto, col. XVIII, l. 20; 128, col. III, l. 21); (another?) Didymos (see also P.Mich. II, 128, col. III, l. 22); Stotoetis (see also P.Mich. II, 128, col. III, l. 22); (another?) Didymos (see also P.Mich. II, 128, col. III, l. 23); Thaubas (see also P.Mich. II, 128, col. III, l. 23); Seras (see also P.Mich. II, 128, col. III, l. 23); Phasos (see also P.Mich. II, 128, col. III, l. 24); (another?) Kronion (see also P.Mich. II, 128, col. III, l. 24); Marepsemis (see 7#7%ˆkhJ 128, col. III, l. 4); Konon (see also P.Mich. II, 128, col. III, l. 4); Horos; (another?) Labesis; Peteeus; Kolephis (& unnamed wife); (another?) Heras (& unnamed wife) (see also P.Mich. II, 128, col. III, l. 9); (another?) Orsenouphis, halopoles (see also P.Mich. II, 128, col. III, l. 10); (unnamed) halopolai; (another?) Herakles (see also P.Mich. II, 128, col. III, l. 11); Paas (see also P.Mich. II, 128, col. III, l. 11); Herakles son of Aphrodisios (see P.Mich. II, p. 218; V, p. 381; aKnd add P.Mich. II, 123, Recto, col. XIX, l. 8); Sigeris (see also P.Mich. II, 128, col. III, l. 14); (another?) Kronion (see also P.Mich. II, 128, col. III, l. 14); (another?) Didymos (see also P.Mich. II, 128, col. III, l. 15); (another?) Onnophris (see also P.Mich. II, 128, col. III, l. 15); Apynchis (see also P.Mich. II, 128, col. III, l. 16); Maron son of Bryon (see also P.Mich. II, 128, col. III, l. 16); Apollonarion (see also P.Mich. II, 128, col. III, l. 17); Galates (see also P.Mic.]2:administrationagriculturebuildingdebtdepositdivorcedow Vadministrationagriculturebuildingdepositleaseloannotar3VadministrationagriculturecadastreinundationirrigationlaVadministrationagriculturecadastreirrigationpriesttaxatitVadministrationagriculturecessiondebtdepositdivorcedowrVadministrationagriculturecessiondepositdowryfamilyinhe=Vadministrationagriculturecessiondepositfeedinglandowne VadministrationagriculturedebtdepositdivorcedowryfamilyVadministrationagriculturedebtdepositdivorcedowryguildVadministrationagriculturedebtdowryleaseloanmarriagenoV13); (another?) Areios (see also P.Mich. II, 128, col. II, l. 14); (another?) Herakles (see also P.Mich. II, 128, col. II, l. 14); Marous(?) (see also P.Mich. II, 128, col. II, l. 15); (another?) Haryotes (see also P.Mich. II, 128, col. II, l. 15); 240Tebtynis, Polemonos meris, Arsinoite nome, province of727KˆkhT128, col. Ib, l. 3); Didymos Chaouonis (Chaouanis) (see also P.Mich. II, 128, col. Ib, l. 3); Thaubastis (see also P.Mich. II, 128, col. Ib, l. 4; V, 238, l. 12-13); Nestesis (see also P.Mich. II, 128, col. Ib, l. 4; V, 238, l. 12-13); (another?) Maron (see also P.Mich. II, 128, col. Ib, l. 5); (another?) Papontos (see also P.Mich. II, 128, col. Ib, l. 5); (another?) Heras (see also P.Mich. II, 128, col. Ib, l. 6); Patron Peeioulis (see also P.Mich. II, 128, col. Ib, l. 6); Psosneus (see aUlso P.Mich. II, 128, col. Ib, l. 7); (another?) Kronion (= Kronion, son of Apion, grapheion official?) (another?) Maron (see also P.Mich. II, 128, col. Ib, l. 8; V, 238, l. 29); (another?) Orseus (& unnamed wife) (see also P.Mich. II, 128, col. Ib, l. 8; V, 238, l. 29)240Tebtynis, Polemonos meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptPMich VAdministration; Agriculture; Apprenticeship; Building; Cession; Debt; Deposit; Dowry; Industry; LanddMw9didymossonofVdidymossonofdemetriosVdidymossonofdidymosandthausVdidymossonofdidymosseealsopmichv2365VVVdidymossonofherakleidesaliaslouriosluriuskatoikostonVdidymossonofherakleidesneoterosseepmichvp17-18>VdidymossonofheronVdidymossonofmaronfatherofherakleiaseepmichvp17-1ZV[Vdidymossonofmaronseepmichvp17-18320-321VdidymossonofouenaphrisonnophrisKVdidymossonofptolemaiosVVdidymossonofptolemaiosseealsoomichi109541VdidymossonofsarapiongVdidymossonoftelesisseealsorectocoliiiabstract5Vdidymossonoftelesisseealsorectocoliiiabstract6VdidymostopogrammateusandkomogrammateusofoxyrhynchusVdifferentZWWdikaiodotesWdikaioscWdikaiossonoftaurinospersescV[WfWWWWWWW`WdiocletianusemperorVVVVVVVVVV`V797.ˆk9L?) Kronion (see also P.Mich. II, 128, col. III, l. 27); Assythmis (see also P.Mich. II, 128, col. III, l. 27); Taarmiousis (Taarmiysis) (see also P.Mich. II, 128, col. III, l. 28-29); (another?) Herakleides (see also P.Mich. II, 128, col. III, l. 28); Aphrodite (see also P.Mich. II, 128, col. III, l. 29); [Herodes Baroei] (see also P.Mich. II, 128, col. III, l. 30); (another?) Herakleides (see also P.Mich. II, 128, col. III, l. 30); [Orsenouphis son of Belphis] (& unnamed son & daughter-inM-law) (see also P.Mich. II, p. 224; V, p. 389); Chrates (see also P.Mich. II, 128, col. III, l. 32); Theoklas (see also P.Mich. II, 128, col. III, l. 32); (another?) [Haryotes] (see also P.Mich. II, 128, col. III, l. 34; 238, l. 5); [Dios] (see also P.Mich. II, 128, col. III, l. 34; 238, l. 5); (another?) [Papontos] (see also P.Mich. II, 128, col. III, l. 35; V, 238, l. 6); Pastoous (see also P.Mich. II, 128, col. III, l. 35; V, 238, l. 6); (another?) [Peteeus (& unnamed brother)] (see als5%2HZ9anotherheraklasVanotherherakleidesVVVVVanotherherakleidesseealsopmichii126l11;VanotherherakleiosVVanotherheraklesVV VVVVanotherheraklesseealsopmichii128coliil14kVanotherheraklesseealsopmichii128coliil23kVanotherheraklesseealsopmichv238l101.Vanotherheraklesseealsopmichv240l103Vanotherheraklesseealsopmichv240l173Vanotherheraklesunnamedwifeseealsopmichv238l98.VanotherherasVanotherherodesVV VVV:V:V:V 128, col. II, l. 9); Herakles (see also P.Mich. II, 128, col. II, l. 9); Ptolemaios (see also P.Mich. II, 128, col. II, l. 10); Siliboeis (& unnamed wife) (see also P.Mich. II, 128, col. II, l. 10); [Heron], husband of Herais (see also P.Mich. II, 128, col. II, l. 11); Herais, wife of Heron (see also P.Mich. II, 128, col. II, l. 11); Stratos (see also P.Mich. II, 128, col. II, l. 12); (ano*`F914WW W WW3W6W:W<W14-15kWW6W<W140_WOWeWW141W141703W14182RW141856W142W W14223.W14239`WW14266|WUW143{WWlW143326W143453W6W1436W14368UW144DW14453|WUW1448W145DWW1452)WW1454W146-147WWW>W2WOWW1483"WW149UW WW15nWoWWWWQWWWWWWWWW:WkW_WmWnWWWW WWW1W3W6W:W;W150W151WWW W15109W152W153W/WW W154 W155W155-164WWW"W#W$WWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWW.W157W158WW159WWW16W WUWW W(W<WTWZW[W^W_WcWpWsWtWuWWWW0W<WLW[W747ˆkPbroken in two pieces, both of which are badly worn along all the edges; col. II was the outer or right-hand end of a large rollQ2RRecto; Verso is blankS DocumentaryT729r.bmpX 729r_a.bmpX 729r_b.bmpY 729r_c.bmphA11.5 x 27 and 11 x 27 cm1921, Acquired by Kelsey from Nahman in CairoKronion son of ApionPHArchive of Kronion son of Apion, nomographos of the grapheion of TebtynisFinancial register (anagraphe) of contracts drawn up in the record-office (grapheion) of Tebtynis at the end of the 6th year and/or at the beginning of the 7th year of the emperor Claudius (Aug.-Sept. 46 A.D.); the writing fee (grammatikon) charg. III, l. 43; V, 238, l. 25); Harmaeis (& unnamed mother) (see also P.Mich. II, 128, col. III, l. 43; V, 238, l. 11 and 25); Tapontos (& unnamed husband) (see also P.Mich. II, 128, col. III, l. 45; V, 238, l. 27-28); (another?) Kronion (see also P.Mich. II, 128, col. III, 7*73ˆk9No P.Mich. II, 128, col. III, l. 36-37; 42; 44; V, 238, l. 14-15; 24); Didymos son of Telesis (see P.Mich. II, p. 215; P.Mich. V, 238, l. 14); Alexas (Alexandros) (see also P.Mich. II, 128, col. III, l. 37; V, 238, l. 15); (another?) [Kronion] (see also P.Mich. II, 128, col. III, l. 38); (another?) Herakles (see also P.Mich. II, 128, col. III, l. 38); Hermas (see also P.Mich. II, 128, col. III, l. 39; V, 238, l. 21); (another?) Ptolemes (Ptolemaios) (see also P.Mich. II, 128, col. III, l. 3O9; V, 238, l. 21); [Horonsis] (see also P.Mich. II, 128, col. III, l. 40; P.Mich. V, 238, l. 23 has Orsenouphis, as well as P.Mich. inv. 3501, l. 16); Haryotes son of Paches (see also P.Mich. II, 128, col. III, l. 40; V, 238, l. 23); [Polykrates] (see also P.Mich. II, 128, col. III, l. 41); Panoueites (see also P.Mich. II, 128, col. III, l. 41); Mieus (see also P.Mich. II, 128, col. III, l. 42; V, 238, l. 24); (another?) Herakles (see also P.Mich. II, 128, col. III, l. 43; V, 238, l. 25); O)2 FiremainWWWW$W:W;WbWmWWWWjWWWWWWWWWW W W WWWWWWWWWW.W1W6W:W<Wremainder`WyWWUWWWWW7WW}WWWWaWcWnWWW"W$W%Wband of Herais (see also P.Mich. II, 128, col. II, l. 11); Herais, wife of Heron (see also P.Mich. II, 128, col. II, l. 11); Stratos (see also P.Mich. II, 128, col. II, l. 12); (anoEther?) Heron (see also P.Mich. II, 128, col. II, l. 12); [Haryotes] (see also P.Mich. II, 128, col. II, l. 13); Orsenouphis (see also P.Mich. II, 128, col. II, l. 13); (another?) Areios (see also P.Mich. II, 128, col. II, l. 14); (another?) Herakles (see also P.Mich. II, 128, col. II, l. 14); Marous(?) (see also P.Mich. II, 128, col. II, l. 15); (another?) Haryotes (see also P.Mich. II, 128, col. II, l. 15); (another?) Onnophris (see also P.Mich. II, 128, col. II, l. 16); Marsisouchos (see/Gi44thcleruchyaphrodisiossonofpetheusonthe23rd@60x160@Eacquaintance@17and<_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R53B# i240WWW WWWW6W=W240drachmaicV2400WW W2400drachmai V24000W241|WyW242}WW242°W244dW}WW245WW2466W248WkW WW6W<W24thuWWWWW7WWWOWWWWWWWWWWWRWlWWWWWW W WWWWWWWW(W+W<WKWXWyW24th100V24th144V25`WVW_WWWFWXWYWtW{WWWhW~WWKWzWWWWWWTW\WcWfWwWWW.WFWmWtW|WWWWUW\WWWWWWW7WEWRW_WeWWWWWW#W*W}WWWWWW&WWWaWeWWWWW3W6W:WXWyW251/2x1/302/31/61/60V25x1/302/31/6V25°W25-27W7L7*ˆk9J9); Tasoykis (see also P.Mich. II, 128, col. III, l. 19); Petesouchos [son of Apoulas] (see also P.Mich. II, 123, Recto, col. II, l. 32; 128, col. III, l. 20); Papnebtynis (see also P.Mich. II, 128, col. III, l. 21); Apynchis son of Pseoueis (see also P.Mich. II, 123, Recto, col. XVIII, l. 20; 128, col. III, l. 21); (another?) Didymos (see also P.Mich. II, 128, col. III, l. 22); Stotoetis (see also P.Mich. II, 128, col. III, l. 22); (another?) Didymos (see also P.Mich. II, 128, col. III, lK. 23); Thaubas (see also P.Mich. II, 128, col. III, l. 23); Seras (see also P.Mich. II, 128, col. III, l. 23); Phasos (see also P.Mich. II, 128, col. III, l. 24); (another?) Kronion (see also P.Mich. II, 128, col. III, l. 24); Marepsemis (see also P.Mich. II, 128, col. III, l. 25); Eutychos (see also P.Mich. II, 128, col. III, l. 25); Hatres (& unnamed wife) (see also P.Mich. II, 128, col. III, l. 26; V, 238, l. 7); Didyme (see also P.Mich. II, 128, col. III, l. 26; V, 238, l. 7); (another7<<ˆkiMo remain in service (paramone) for the sum of 48 silver drachmai, [(made) by Hermas to] Ptolemes. (Fee:) 2 drachmai. [Agreement] (of - - -) of 40 silver drachmai and 3 artabai of barley, (made) by [Horonsis] to Haryotes, son of Paches. (Fee:) 2 drachmai 1 obol. [Lease] of 2 arourai, (made) by [Polykrates] to Panoueites. (Fee:) 10 obols. [Lease] of 3 1/2 arourai of green fodder, (made) by [Peteeus] and his brother to Mieus. (Fee:) 5 obols. [Loan] of 100 silver drachmai, (made) by Herakles tNo Harmaeis and his mother. (Fee:) 4 drachmai, which Herakles owes. [Agreement] for nursing (a slave child) and for a loan, (made) by Tapontos and her husband to Kronion. (Fee:) 4 drachmai 7 obols. [Agreement], (made) by Taonnophris to Stotoetis, for nursing (a slave child) and for a loan of 12 drachmai and 2 keramia of wine, for a total of 16 silver drachmai. (Fee:) 4 obols. For this (loan), a loom has been given as security. [Agreement] to furnish lodging for the sum of 64 drachmai, (madeB09pseoueisW6WpsiWpsikpsikemrWpsimanobetWpsinestopsoeisWpsoeissonofhorosanteopolitesantaiopolitesVpsoiosWWpsoiphis8W6WDWWWXWpsoiphispsyphissonofonnophrisprostatessynodouhiereonXVpsomtisneusWpsonXWpsonneuosWpsonouphispsonseusWpsonsneuosqWtWpsonsneus?WWW]WdWiWqWtWWWpsosnaiosWpsosnaiossonofhorosVpsosnausWpsosneousWpsosneusWWWCWQWiWkWqWrWtWWWeWWWW͂΂WWWWWWWW W WW2W:W<Wpsosneuseleourgoselaiourgos VVpsosneusseealsopmichv240l732VpsosneussonofandronikosVpsosneussonofharokroousVpsosneussonofhatresandtalouseVpsosneussonofhorosVpsosneusunnamedparents Vck_R1><_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront7=7:ˆkiK payment in advance, of 2 arourai], (made) by the same (Taarmiysis) to Aphrodite. [(Fee:) 4 drachmai]. (Col. II) [Agreement] of lease, by way of payment in advance, of 7 arourai, [(made) by Herodes Baroei to] Herakleides. (Fee:) 8 drachmai. [Contract] for a dowry of 300 drachmai, [(made) by Orsenouphis, son of Belphis] to his son's wife. (Fee:) 12 drachmai. [Contract] (for a dowry) of 1,020 silver drachmai, (made) by Chrates to Theoklas. (Fee:) 12 drachmai. [Lease] of 7 arourai, [(made) Lby Haryotes to Dios] and another. (Fee:) 4 drachmai. [Acknowledgment] of receipt, [(made) by Papontos and] another to Pastoous. (Fee:) 8 obols. [Lease] of 6 arourai of fodder, [(made) by Peteeus and his] brother to Didymos, son of Telesis. (Fee:) 6 obols, which he owes. [Lease] of 1 1/2 aroura, [(made) by Peteeus and another] to Alexas. (Fee:) 6 obols. [Acknowledgment] of deposit of 440 silver drachmai, [(made) by Kronion to] Herakles. (Fee:) 4 silver drachmai. [Agreement] of obligation t7@7<ˆkiIouchos, [son of Apoulas. (Fee:) 6 obols.] [Agreement] of sale [of a loom], (made) by Papnebtynis to Apynchis, son of Pseoueis. [(Fee:) 3 obols]. Lease [of . . arourai] of palm-grove [for a rental of 285 silver drachmai], (made) by Didymos to Stotoetis. [(Fee:) 4 drachmai]. Loan [of 248 silver drachmai], (made) by Didymos to Thaubas and Seras. [(Fee:) 4 drachmai 8 obols]. [Acknowledgment] of a deposit [of 60 silver drachmai], (made) by Phasos to Kronion. [(Fee:) 15 obols]. [Lease of 6 arourJai of fodder], (made) by Marepsemis and others to Eutychos and [another. They owe the scribe's fee]. [Acknowledgment of receipt of 420 silver drachmai], (made) by Hatres and his wife to Didyme. [She owes the scribe's fee]. [Agreement to furnish lodging for the sum of 60 silver drachmai], (made) by Kronion to Assythmis. [(Fee:) 14 obols]. [Agreement of lease, by way of payment in advance, of 2 arourai], (made) by Taarmiysis to Herakleides. [(Fee:) 4 drachmai]. [Agreement of lease, by way of=7Dˆk9B II, l. 8); Papontos (see also P.Mich. II, 128, col. II, l. 9); Herakles (see also P.Mich. II, 128, col. II, l. 9); Ptolemaios (see also P.Mich. II, 128, col. II, l. 10); Siliboeis (& unnamed wife) (see also P.Mich. II, 128, col. II, l. 10); [Heron], husband of Herais (see also P.Mich. II, 128, col. II, l. 11); Herais, wife of Heron (see also P.Mich. II, 128, col. II, l. 11); Stratos (see also P.Mich. II, 128, col. II, l. 12); (another?) Heron (see also P.Mich. II, 128, col. II, l. 12); [HCaryotes] (see also P.Mich. II, 128, col. II, l. 13); Orsenouphis (see also P.Mich. II, 128, col. II, l. 13); (another?) Areios (see also P.Mich. II, 128, col. II, l. 14); (another?) Herakles (see also P.Mich. II, 128, col. II, l. 14); Marous(?) (see also P.Mich. II, 128, col. II, l. 15); (another?) Haryotes (see also P.Mich. II, 128, col. II, l. 15); (another?) Onnophris (see also P.Mich. II, 128, col. II, l. 16); Marsisouchos (see also P.Mich. II, 128, col. II, l. 16); Thenmarsisouchos (s-Z,G9papontossonofheraklgerdios@52parakannesparent@?ppareouslJpasinosiris@Qpasionsonofptolemaios@Aepasissonofonnophris@6pasoxis@#patermoutis@Jpateus@4patron@ qpatynisseealsopmichii123versocolixl27@1patynissonof@.paulos@pausirissonofammoniosseepmichxp73-74@Qpe@=;pebou@Jpeisiklesseeprosptolv14239paplugdbatxxip396@(lpelagiospelalis@$peloeis@5:peneis@Bperses:peskl@%pete@peteeussonofsisois@6petermouthis@petesouchos7petesouchossonofhoros@/Lpetesyssonof@-petetriphis@,/petheuspetheuspresbyterossonofpetheusgrandsonofpetheus@.Gpetheussonofpnepherosandherais@petheussonofthrasyllosmaternaluncleofsoeris@ petosirisy(petrosprocurator@Topetsirissonofpe@,Fphalos@A] 67); Mareus (see al7E7=ˆkiG obols. Loan of 168 silver drachmai, (made) by Herakles to Paas. (Fee:) 6 silver drachmai. (Received) through Herakles, son of Aphrodisios, for the cession of Epeiph 23: 2 drachmai. Acknowledgment of deposit of 60 silver drachmai, (made) by Sigeris to Kronion. (Fee:) [10] obols. Lease of 2 arourai of palm-grove for a rental of 225 drachmai, (made) by Didymos to Onnophris. (Fee:) [4] silver [drachmai]. Acknowledgment of mortgage for 240 silver drachmai, (made) by Apynchis and others to MaroHn, son of Bryon. [(Fee:) 8 drachmai]. Agreement of marriage for a dowry of 4,900 drachmai, (made) by Apollonarion to Galates. (Fee:) [4] silver [drachmai]. Lease of a palm-grove for a rental of 440 drachmai, (made) by Galates to Tesenouphis and his wife. [(Fee:) 8 drachmai.] Agreement of obligation to remain in service (paramone) for the sum of [44] silver [drachmai], (made) by Thenmenches to Tasoykis. [(Fee:) 19 obols]. Memorandum (concerning) a contract of apprenticeship, (made) by Petes7529papontosseealsopmichv240l712Vpapontossonofalyposandtarasandgrandsonofpapontos\VpapontossonofharyotesVVV, 240, l. 68); Thaubastis (see also P.Mich. V, 238, l. 12-13; 240, l. 69-70); Nestesis (see also P.Mich. V, 238, l. 12-13; 240, l. 69-70); Maron (see also P.Mich. V, 240, l. 71); Papontos (see also P.Mich. V, 240, l. 71); Heras (see also P.Mich. V, 240, l. 72); Patron (Peeioulis) (see also P.Mich. V, 240, l. 72); Psosneus (see also P.Mich. V, 240, l. 73); KroniEon (son of Apion, & grapheion official); (another?) Maron (see also P.Mich. V, 238, l. 29; 240, l. 74); (another?) Orseus (& unnamed wife) (see also P.Mich. V, 238, l. 29; 240, l. 74)128, col. I (b)Tebtynis, Polemonos meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptRecto, col. I (b)PMich IIAdministration; Debt; Lease; Loan; Notary; Price; Renting; Scribe; WomanRegister of Documents Prepared at the Gra7K7GˆkiA(Col. I) [Lease] of 4 arourai, (made) by [Areios] to Onnophris. (Fee:) 8 obols. [Lease] of 5 arourai, (made) by [Panesis] to Kronion. (Fee:) 10 obols. [(Received) through Herakleides], son of Harpaesis, and Chrates, son of Chairemon: [. .] drachmai. [Agreement] of . . ., (made) by Mesoueris to Eirenes and Ischyrion. [- - -]. [Loan] of reeds and [- - -], (made) by Papontos to Herakles. [(Fee:) 7 obols.] [Loan] of 140 silver drachmai, (made) by Ptolemaios to Siliboeis and his wife. [(Fee:) B5 obols]. [Agreement] of cession of 23 3/4 arourai for [100(?)] drachmai, (made) by [Heron] to his wife Herais. [(Fee:) 2 drachmai.] [Acknowledgment] of receipt of 120 silver drachmai, (made) by Stratos to Heron. (Fee:) . . drachmai. [Lease] of 7 1/2 arourai, (made) by [Haryotes] to Orsenouphis and another. (Fee:) 4 drachmai. [Agreement] of a lease, by way of payment in advance, of pasture lands, (made) by Areios to Herakles. (Fee:) 14 obols. [Acknowledgment] of deposit of 84 silver drachm7D7Lˆk9F, 128, col. II, l. 27); Kronion son of Soterichos (see P.Mich. II, p.222); Posis (see also P.Mich. II, 128, col. III, l. 1); Herakles son of Didymos (see also P.Mich. II, 123, Recto, col. VI, l. 6; 128, col. III, l. 1); Heras (see also P.Mich. II, 128, col. III, l. 2); (another?) Didymos (see also P.Mich. II, 128, col. III, l. 2); Orseus (see also P.Mich. II, 128, col. III, l. 3); Apollonios (see also P.Mich. II, 128, col. III, l. 3); Haryotes (presbyteros, son of Herodion), husband of TaoGrsenouphis (see also P.Mich. II, 128, col. III, l. 4; and P.Mich. V, 323; 339); Taorsenouphis (daughter of Aphrodisios), wife of Haryotes (see also P.Mich. II, 128, col. III, l. 4; and P.Mich. V, 339); (another?) Papontos (see also P.Mich. II, 128, col. III, l. 4); Konon (see also P.Mich. II, 128, col. III, l. 4); Horos; (another?) Labesis; Peteeus; Kolephis (& unnamed wife); (another?) Heras (& unnamed wife) (see also P.Mich. II, 128, col. III, l. 9); (another?) Orsenouphis, halopoles (se4.7>7Cˆk9Dee also P.Mich. II, 128, col. II, l. 17); Diodoras (see also P.Mich. II, 128, col. II, l. 17); Ischyrion (alias A. . .) (see also P.Mich. II, 128, col. II, l. 19); Labesis (see also P.Mich. II, 128, col. II, l. 20); Didymos (see also P.Mich. II, 128, col. II, l. 21); Ptollas (see also P.Mich. II, 128, col. II, l. 21); Marepkemis (see also P.Mich. II, 128, col. II, l. 22); Psyphis (see also P.Mich. II, 128, col. II, l. 22); Pakebkis (see also P.Mich. II, 128, col. II, l. 23); (another?) HerEakles (see also P.Mich. II, 128, col. II, l. 23); Harmiysis (& unnamed wife) (see also P.Mich. II, 128, col. II, l. 24); Eutychos (see also P.Mich. II, 128, col. II, l. 24); Pyrrhichos (see also P.Mich. II, 128, col. II, l. 25); (another?) Papontos (see also P.Mich. II, 128, col. II, l. 25); (another?) Heron (see also P.Mich. II, 128, col. II, l. 26); Polykrates (see also P.Mich. II, 128, col. II, l. 26); Thenerakleia (see also P.Mich. II, 128, col. II, l. 27); Diodora (see also P.Mich. II7G7@ˆkiEreement of confirmation, (made) by Thenerakleia to Diodora. (Fee:) 20 obols. (Received) through Kronion, son of Soterichos, what he owed: . . obols. Lease of (. .) arourai of fodder, (made) by Posis to Herakles, son of Didymos. [- - -]. Acknowledgment of receipt of wages, (made) by Heras to Didymos. (Fee:) [. .] obols. Acknowledgment of deposit of 100 silver drachmai and . . artabai of wheat, (made) by Orseus to Apollonios. (Fee:) . . obols. Acknowledgment of an additional (marriage) gift Fof 100 drachmai, (made) by Haryotes to Taorsenouphis. (Fee:) 4 drachmai. Agreement of sale of 2 looms, (made) by Papontos to Konon. (Fee:) [. .] obols. Agreement of deposit of 36 drachmai, (made) by Horos to Labesis. (Fee:) [. .] obols. Loan of 124 drachmai, (made) by Peteeus to Kolephis and his wife. [- - -]. Agreement (of - - -) of 6 artabai of wheat, (made) by Heras and his wife to Herakles, son of Didymos. (Fee:) [. .] obols. Payment, (made) by Orsenouphis and other dealers in salt: 20. ) ibrotherWWWWWWWWWWWWW"W#W%W&W'W(W*W+W,W-W.W0W4W5W6WBWDWHWIWJWQWRWSW^W_WpW}WWWWWWWWWWWW?W@W|WW-W.WWgWhWiWjWWWWWWWWW W W WWWWWWW.W6WCW>WFWPWrWvWWWWWWW?W@WHWIWQWWW WWW.Wbrought|WGWHWKWMWNWWWWW$WTW'W;WFWMWhWjWlWnWWWWWWWWW WW$W'W,W9W;WLWQWfWgWhWjWpWtW|W}WWWWWW'W1W9WJWWWWzWW W#W,W8W>WAWOWWWWUWVWWWXWYW[W\W_WgWWZWbroughtpastthegate-houseofdionysiasguardingthedesertV7B7EˆkiCai, (made) by Marous(?) to Haryotes. (Fee:) 24 obols. [Lease] of a granary of the god, (made) by Onnophris and another to Marsisouchos. (Fee:) 4 drachmai. Agreement for nursing (a slave child) and for a loan [of 100 silver drachmai], (made) by Thenmarsisouchos to Diodoras. [(Fee:) 8 drachmai.] Undertaking to cultivate (some land), (made) by Ischyrion to Labesis. (Fee:) 8 obols. Lease of a palm-grove, for a rent [of 360 drachmai], (made) by Didymos to Ptollas and another. [(Fee:) 4 drachmaiD.] Lease of 6 arourai, (made) by Marepkemis to Psyphis and another. (Fee:) 7 obols. Lease of 7 arourai of fodder, (made) by Pakebkis to Herakles. Through Lysas the village [secretary]. Acknowledgment of deposit of 400 drachmai, (made) by Harmiysis and his wife to Eutychos. (Fee:) 4 drachmai, which he owes. Agreement to furnish lodging for the sum of 56 drachmai, (made) by Pyrrhichos to Papontos. (Fee:) [22] obols. Lease of 6 1/4 arourai, (made) by Heron to Polykrates. (Fee:) [21] obols. Ag4.<76ˆlAP.Mich.inv. 723CPapD_+ P.Mich. inv. 682. - Archive of Kronion son of Apion, nomographos of the grapheion of TebtynisE Husselman EMFPMich VG328H1944IPl. V (verso only)UNoVV (oversize box, Tebtynis)WYesX-1921, Acquired by Kelsey from Nahman in Cairo[Loan on Security\38.5 x 27.5 (total size)]$join fragments, realign a few fibresnRegister of Documents Prepared at the Grapheion1944broken in two pieces, both of which are badly worn along all the edges; col. II was the outer or right-hand end of a large roll2Recto; Verso is blankDocumentary729r.bmp<_600DPIFront_R1>729r_a.bmp<_600DPIFront_R2>729r_c.bmp<_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>, ied wife) (see also P.Mich. II, 128, col. Ib, l. 1); Petesouchos (see also 7C79ˆk9He also P.Mich. II, 128, col. III, l. 10); (unnamed) halopolai; (another?) Herakles (see also P.Mich. II, 128, col. III, l. 11); Paas (see also P.Mich. II, 128, col. III, l. 11); Herakles son of Aphrodisios (see P.Mich. II, p. 218; V, p. 381; and add P.Mich. II, 123, Recto, col. XIX, l. 8); Sigeris (see also P.Mich. II, 128, col. III, l. 14); (another?) Kronion (see also P.Mich. II, 128, col. III, l. 14); (another?) Didymos (see also P.Mich. II, 128, col. III, l. 15); (another?) Onnophris (Isee also P.Mich. II, 128, col. III, l. 15); Apynchis (see also P.Mich. II, 128, col. III, l. 16); Maron son of Bryon (see also P.Mich. II, 128, col. III, l. 16); Apollonarion (see also P.Mich. II, 128, col. III, l. 17); Galates (see also P.Mich. II, 128, col. III, l. 17); (another?) Galates (see also P.Mich. II, 128, col. III, l. 18; V, 238, l. 10); Tesenouphis (& unnamed wife) (see also P.Mich. II, 128, col. III, l. 18; V, 238, l. 10); Thenmenches (see also P.Mich. II, 128, col. III, l. 13C6S9@5hBN_k5:H6q8A6s9A6KC6IE6JO6AhB6FD6GF6DH63J67iA68C69E6:G6;I6>K6@M6H;_6X9A6_6hA6C6jK66remain in service (paramone) for the sum of 48 silver drachmai, [(made) by Hermas to] Ptolemes. (Fee:) 2 drachmai. [Agreement] (of - - -) of 40 silver drachmai and 3 artabai of barley, (made) by [Horonsis] to Haryotes, son of Paches. (Fee:) 2 drachmai 1 obol. [Lease] of 2 arourai, (made) by [Polykrates] to Panoueites. (Fee:) 10 obols. [Lease] of 3 1/2 arourai of green fodder, (made) by [Peteeus] and his brother to Mieus. (Fee:) 5 obols. [Loan] of 100 silver drachmai, (made) by Herakles t7U7PˆRO14.2 x 29 cmJune 1922: acquired from Nahman through British MuseumUnknown scribe of the grapheionPHArchive of Kronion son of Apion, nomographos of the grapheion of TebtynisFirst sheet of a day by day register of abstracts of the contracts recorded at the record-office (grapheion) of Tebtynis during the beginning of the 3rd year of the Emperor Tiberius. - Abstract 1 records a sale of a house in Tebtynis; absides, about 37 years old, with a conspicuous right eye. Also the wife of Pateinis, Tenaus, daughter of Orseus, her mother being Araisis, about 24 years old, with a scar on the middle of her nose, approves the aforesaid sale and will not prosecute for all time. Sig1U:administrationeWkWWWWWWWWW W8W9W;WHWIWKWTW_WpWrWsWvW{W|WWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWtWWW.WVWqWrWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWW W W W W WWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWW W!W"W#W$W%W&W'W(W)W-W.W1W2W3W4W6W:W;W<W=W>WNWRWile1Verso; Recto is P.Mich. V, 346DocumentaryAugust-September 16 A.D.Boak AERTebtynis, Polemonos meris; Perses (tes epigones); PersineP.Mich.inv. 948GreekAnn ArborVerso - 45BPapYesYescheck tapes & fibres; clean Verso from bit of red wCool(?) at the bottom, and from patches of glassineTebtynis, Polemonos meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptA small upright cursive, with peculiarities in the formation of certain letters and combinations of letters; checks have been made in the margin below the opening words of each entryTiberius, Emperor; Tatithinxis, daughter of Kronides (& unnamed son); Pateinis tritos, son of Tagonsis and Taorseus, husband of Tenaus, Perses tes epigones; Ten7P7XˆRhDaus, daughter of Orseus and Araisis, wife of Pateinis tritos, Persine; Lysimachos son of Lysimachos; Diodoros son of Psenobastis; Harmiysis son of Harmiysis, relative & guardian of Tatithinxis; Patynis son of Aunes, father of Aunes, Perses tes epigones; Aunes son of Patynis grandson of Aunes, Perses tes epigones; Patron son of Heron grandson of Gaias; Sambathion son of Sambathion; Lakianis son of Lakianis alias Skanapeus, Perses tes epigones241Tebtynis, Polemonos mEeris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptTcherikover VA - Fuks A413 (= l. 39-45 only)CPJ II1960versoPMich VAdministration; Ethnicity; House Ownership; Industry; Loan; Notary; Paramone (obligation to remain at someone's service); Personal status: Perses tes epigones; Profession; Salary; Sale; Servility; Taxation (persons); Topography (Tebtynis); Woman (& guardian)Coll5n;ˆY@*u:9A+hA:C:E:iA5tC>xˆZ@:x#hA:C:iA:k:qˆ[@:R,hB:D>zˆ\@-D.9A7hA7C8E8iB8D8F7H>{ˆ]@8VE79A:hA:C:E/iB7jˆ^@:hA:C0ˆ_@7vs'hA;C1iA;C7wˆ`y2hB=ED;ˆa@9x9hBD+k>|ˆb8A3R<hB< D<F<iBsOˆc@<A<x92hA9BC9AE9iA9C::9BC9AE9iA9C:9ˆd@9[:z:hB:D:iA:C6ˆe@7n69B6hA6C6E6iB6ˆf]89A8hA8C8E8iA8C8E8G8ˆg@9o5hB5D5ˆhu8P8hB8D8F8iB8D8F:H8ˆi9A8O;hB:D:iA:C:ˆj@241Tebtynis, Polemonos meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptTcherikover VA - Fuks A413 (= l. 39-45 only)CPJ II1960versoPMich VAdministration; Ethnicity; House Ownership; Loan; Notary; Paramone (obligation to remain at so7[7NˆR9ATiberius, Emperor; Tatithinxis, daughter of Kronides (& unnamed son); Pateinis tritos, son of Tagonsis and Taorseus, husband of Tenaus, Perses tes epigones; Tenaus, daughter of Orseus and Araisis, wife of Pateinis tritos, Persine; Lysimachos son of Lysimachos; Diodoros son of Psenobastis; Harmiysis son of Harmiysis, relative & guardian of Tatithinxis; Patynis son of Aunes, father of Aunes, Perses tes epigones; Aunes son of Patynis grandson of Aunes, Perses tes epigones; Patron son of HeronBo grandson of Gaias; Sambathion son of Sambathion; Lakianis son of Lakianis alias Skanapeus, Perses tes epigones]:AAdministration; Ethnicity; House Ownership; Industry; Loan; Notary; Paramone (obligation to remain at someone's service); Personal status: Perses tes epigones; Profession; Salary; Sale; Servility; Taxation (persons); Topography (Tebtynis); Woman (& guardian){9Tebtynis, Polemonos meris; Perses (tes epigones); Persine|PHp to the repayment in Mesore of the pre)k413l39-45onlyRV425,W426ႈ42943-443-4543-7431433-8436yW438W439 WWW44-46441-442445-446w446q447₊b447-448448-449449-451T4545-745-9$451-453453-456453-60456456-458458-45946GW46basedonthetextofpsiviii902GV46bisoW46bisl1-13onlyoV47-49478-491W478-491frcomadesp1147V478aW478al1onlyV478bW478bl6onlyV48480,483u486a#W486al38-43#V486b!48748849P 490t492[W49218[V497aU497bEW497bl1onlyEV497cris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptversoPMich VAdministration; Ethnicity; House Ownership; Loan; Notary; Personal status: Perses tes epigones; Profession; Sale; WomanCollection of Abstracts of Contracts (Eiromenon)194.~>9tatsoous Wtatsoousdaughterofapollonios VtattionWtattiondaughterofsatournilossaturnilusVtauemerataupsjWtaura&Wtaurelates}WWtaurinosWcWtaurinouWtaurinusWtaurisWWWWWWtaurisdaughterofapolloniosgranddaughterofmenchesVtaurisdaughterofninisseealsopmichinv138VtaurusW WteberisWWWteberistiberiussonofsambasVtebtDWMWtebtynisDWWWWWWWvWW|W}WWW Wtebtynites.WteebWteironeia\WtekWtekrompiaOWtektonWTW~WEWWW WtektonorarchitektonVtekton>WteleisWtelemasisWtelephosWtelesiskWWWW6WtelonesWtelousWtemasten5W$WWWWtenausRWjWWtenesroisWtenouphisW W WtenouphissonoforseusVteonWWVteonWWWWW7Q7YˆRhFection of Abstracts of Contracts (Eiromenon)1944worn at the folds and at the top and bottom, and somewhat fragile1Verso; Recto is P.Mich. V, 346Documentary948v.bmp<_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1>948v_c.bGmp<_600DPIBack_R2>948v_b.bmp<_600DPIBack_R3>948v_a.bmp<_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8> 2i peculiarities in the formation of certain letters and combinations of letters; checks have been made in the margin below the opening words of each entryTiberius, Emperor; Tatithinxis, daughter of Kronides (& unnamed son); Pateinis tritos, son of Tagonsis and Taorseus, husband of Tenaus, Perses tes epigones; Ten7X=KˆRiAThe 3rd year of Tiberius Caesar Augustus, [the . .] of the month of Sebastos. (1) Sale and renunciation of a house and all its appurtenances in Tebtyni in the division of Polemon, of which the measurements are: south to north 8 1/2 cubits, west to east 13 cubits; its neighbors: on the south, an open court of the buyer Tatithinxis and her son, on the north and west a common entrance and exit, on the east a royal road. And he receives the whole price agreed upon, in full, and will guarantee B(the sale) with every guarantee for all time. Which (contract) Pateinis the third, son of Tagonsis, his mother being Taorseus, about 25 years old, with a scar on the flat of his right foot, makes with Tatithinxis, daughter of Kronides, about 37 years old, with a conspicuous right eye. Also the wife of Pateinis, Tenaus, daughter of Orseus, her mother being Araisis, about 24 years old, with a scar on the middle of her nose, approves the aforesaid sale and will not prosecute for all time. SigLg itermWTWterm>WterminiyWterminusyWterms:WCWyW{WWWW'WWWWWWWWWWWWW9W@WHWIWJWMWVWwWWWWbWcWlWmWnWwWWWW8W?W@WoWZWterosWterotWterposWCWterpostoherbrotherpeteesisverymanygreetingsihaveseCVterracevWWWterracesWtertiaWtertianusWtertiusWtesenepnoutisWtesenouphisWWWWW=WLWfWhWkWWWWWWWW6WyWtesenouthisfWhWWtesnekiauanWtestyWtestamentlWtesticlesyWtestifiedyWWtestifyingpWtestimoniesWtestimonyW7`7UˆRsA small upright cursive, with peculiarities in the formation of certain letters and combinations of letters; checks have been made in the margin below the opening words of each entryuUnknown scribe of the grapheionvAugust-September 16 A.D.w Ann Arbor8AFirst sheet of a day by day register of abstracts of the contracts recorded at the record-office (grapheion) of Tebtynis during the beginning of the 3rd year of the Emperor Tiberius. - Abstract 1 records a sale of a house in Tebtynis; abstract 2, a loan of 168 drachmai between the same parties; abstract 3, a contract for service in a pottery; abstract 4, another loan, of 100 drachmai9ore 22 of the 3rd year of Tiberius Caesar Augustus 10 silver drachmai per month, [[the poll tax for Aunes]] Aunes will present himself to remain with Patron from the aforesaid time until Mesore 22 of the same year, to knead clay in the pottery of Patron and to do all the things assigned to him without absenting himself during the day, 'a7d5@ˆSAP.Mich.inv. 946CPapDIArchive of Kronion son of Apion, nomographos of the grapheion of TebtynisEBoak AERFPMich VG230H1944KBL IV, 54 (l. 4; 6)UNoV-WNoX:June 1922; acquired from Nahman through the British Museum[Petition to a Strategos\ 11 x 29.5 cm]black glass; check Verson5?rchecktapesfibrescleanversofrombitofredwoolatthebRVchecktapesinthemiddlel3-9realignrightpartifpossibVchecktapesonversoglassneededtokeepthespacebetweenWV]VdVchecktopleftvVchecktopunfoldlowerrightcornerVchecktrytorealigndoneVcheckversoforfoldedfragmentsl252729-30checkreadingVcheckversoglassorshouldwejustleaveitlikethatunfolVcheckversoifpossibleunfoldl12Vcheckversol2rightpVcheckversoneedstobescannedanyway7VcheckversonumberofitemsputonderglasshelpwiththemaVglasspleeeeeaaaasehVcleanedsWtWWWclearerWclose=W3WWgWWcloser4WpWWWclue WcolOWXWWWUWnWWWW7WBWbW|WWW-WQWWWWW W W WWWWWZWcoliiil26theonehalf-missingalittlescrapfoldedintZVhe folds and at the to>q7[ˆRAP.Mich.inv. 948BversoCPapDIArchive of Kronion son of Apion, nomographos of the grapheion of TebtynisEBoak AERFPMich VG241H1944MCPJ IINTcherikover VA - Fuks AO413 (= l. 39-45 only)P1960UYesVBWYesX6June 1922: acquired from Nahman through British Museum[0Collection of Abstracts of Contracts (Eiromenon)\ 14.2 x 29 cm]echeck tapes & fibres; clean Verso from bit of red wool(?) at the bottom, and from patches of glassinen14.2 x 29 cmJune 1922: acquired from Nahman through British MuseumOrsenouphis (alias) Psosneus, son of KalalesPHArchive of Kronion son of Apion, nomographos of the grapheion of TebtynisSubscription to an agreement by Orsenouphis to teach the slave girl Helene, who belongs to Herakleon, the art of weaving during an apprenticeship of two and one-half years; the space left blank above the subscription was lateBr used for memoranda by a scribe of the grapheion (P.Mich. V, 346b-c)BL VII, 111 (l. 7,10,13). - L. 2-3: read Herakle|on<os> tou Eirenaiou ... technen, instead of Herakle|on<os> Eirenaiou ... teknen. (PH)13 A.D.Husselman EMP.Mich.inv. 948GreekAnn ArborText a - 16BPapYesYesTebtynis, Polemonos meris, Arsinoite nome, province of Egyp 1ˆBiFrai given as aforesaid become at once the property of Didymos, but if he should not survive, of his daughter Herakleia; and let Haryotes give back to Didymos, but if he should not survive, to the same Herakleia the dowry specified in former contracts and other gifs and parapherna and also the twenty drachmai also specified in this deed of gift, immediately in case of divorce, but in case of voluntary separation within sixty days after they have been demanded. And if he shall not restore thGem as has been written, he shall repay them immediately and half as much again; the right of execution resting with Didymos or, if he should not survive, with his daughter Herakleia against the party of the first part, Haryotes, [[and against...]] just as against a Persian of the epigone, and against all his possessions as if in accordance with a judgment. Subscription of Haryotes: I, Haryotes, son of Haryotes (sic), acknowledge that I have received as a supplementary gift the twenty drach7a7uˆQhCt1st hand: a large, rather sprawling hand; 2nd hand: slow-writerOrsenouphis (alias) Psosneus, son of Kalales <or: Orsenouphis son of Psosneus (alias) Kalales>, gerdios; Helene, paidiske of Herakleon; Herakleon son of Eirenaios; Augustus, Emperor; Herodes son of Herodes (see also P.Mich. II, 121, recto, col. III, abstract 5; V, 252; 257; 293; P.S.I. VIII, 905; 907; X, 1130; add perhaps P.Mich. V, 348)346, text aPl. VITeDbtynis, Polemonos meris, Arsinoite nome, province of Egyptrecto, text aPMich VApprenticeship; Clothing; Illiteracy; Industry; Notary; Profession; Slave; WomanSubscription of a Contract of Apprenticeship1944worn at the folds and at the top and bottom, and somewhat fragile1Recto; Verso is P.Mich. V, 241Documentary948r.bmps7\ˆSiGnd for whatever day he may be absent . . .', the poll tax for Aunes and necessities and clothing being a charge on the parties of the first part, and after the term the parties of the first part will be released from service. Signatory for the parties of the first part: Lysimachos, son of Lysimachos, 22 years old, with a scar on the left side of his face. (4) Sambathion, son of Sambathion, about 46 years old, with a scar on his right shin, has loaned to Lakianis, son of Lakianis, surnamed HSkapaneus, a Persian of the epigone, about . . years old, with a scar on his left knee, a capital sum of 100 drachmai of coined silver at the interest of one drachme on the mina per month until repayment is made in Mecheir of the 3rd year of Tiberius Caesar Augustus. Signatory for the party of the second part: Lysimachos, son of Lysimachos, [22 years old, with a scar on the left side of his face].j*Done on the orig.; conservation14; scannedk publishedp4/7/98ˆSf Egyp;DKXiFn the 10th, thirty choes = 30 choes on the 12th, fifteen choes = 15 choes on the 13th, twelve choes = 12 choes on the 14th, fifteen choes = 15 choes on the 17th, fifteen choes = 15 choes on the 22nd, eleven choes = 11 choes on the 23rd, four choes = 4 choes onG the 24th, four and one-half choes = 4 1/2 [choes] on the 26th, forty-two choes = [42] choes on the 29th, twenty-nine choes = 29 choes on the 30th, eighteen choes = 18 choes Pachon: on the 2nd, twenty-six choes = 26 choes on the 4th, one chous = 1 chous on the 5th, fifty-four choes = 54 choes on the 11th, thir7i7tUhBt c - 6EPapYesYesTexts b and c of the Recto were added after text a, in the space left blank above the subscription.Tebtynis, Polemonos meris, Arsinoite nome, province of Egyptsame hand (a small upright cursive) as on the Verso (P.Mich. V, 241)Likis346, text cPl. VITebtynis, Polemonos meris, Arsinoite nome, province of Egyptrecto, texCt cPMich VLease; NotaryMemorandum for a Lease of Land1944worn at the folds and at the top and bottom, and somewhat fragile1Recto; Verso is P.Mich. V, 241Documentary948r.bmp<_600DPIFront_R1>948r_a.bmp<_600DPIFront_R2>948r_b.bmp<_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_985piofQWRWSWTWUWVWWWXWYWZW[W\W]W_W`WaWbWcWdWeWfW7m7iTiAR(After several lines badly damaged) ... his son for 6 years, the tax on individuals for the builders' trade for the 3rd year of Tiberius Caesar and clothing and the poll tax (being a charge on the master?), and (the master agrees) that after the term he will give him a chiton (worth) 8 drachmai and a carpenter's adze (worth) 4 drachmai.Rj3Done on the orig.; conservation14; scanned; checkedk publishedp4/7/98s3180UAP.Mich.inv. 948B recto, text cCPapDIArchive of Kronion son of Apion, nomographos of the grapheion of TebtynisEBoak AERFPMich VG 346, text cH1944IPl. VIUYesVEWYesX6June 1922: acquired from Nahman through British Museum[Memorandum for a Lease of Land\ 14.2 x 29 cm_cTexts b and c of the Recto were added after text a, in the space left blank above the subscription.n14.2 x 29 cmJune 1922: acquired from Nahman through British MuseumUnknown scribe of the grapheionPHArchive of Kronion son of Apion, nomographos of the grapheion of TebtynisMemorandum of a lease of land for a term of 3 years, giving mainly the rental to be paid each year16 A.D.Boak AERTaleiP.Mich.inv. 948GreekAnn ArborTexIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_husselmanemVVVVVVV*V+V-V0VV%VVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVQ 18remainsofamemorandumcontainingtheessentialfeaturesofTVreminder>WremissnessAWremnantsEWWWWremonstratedWremovalkWremoveWrenderVWrenderedXWrenewedIWrenewingWWrentWWWWW]WWWWWWWWWWWWWyWzWWWWWWWW+WrentalWWWWWUWrentedWWWrentsWW}WWWWrepaid.WfWWWWxWrepairW'WrepayWeWWS#`jdoneontheorigconservation43V6VVdoneontheorigconservation4checkupdatetraianosidon't~Vdoneontheorigconservation4checkwithleylaifstillmouVdoneontheorigconservation4traianos2smallerfragments5Vdoneontheorigconservation5checkmlwestancientgreekVdoneontheorigconservation5checkupdatethecardwhenpuDVdoneontheorigconservation5traianoscheckdistributiono VVV=F7hnThConos meris, Arsinoite nome, province of Egyptrecto, textbPMich VApprenticeship; Clothing; Notary; Profession; Taxation (persons; profession); UtensilMemorandum for a Contract of Apprenticeship1944worn at the folds and at the top and bottom, and somewhat fragile1Recto; Verso is P.Mich. V 241Documentary948r.bmp<_600DPIFront_R1>948r_a.bmp<_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>0i the Verso (P.Mich. V, 241)Tiberius, Emperor346, text bPl. VITebtynis, Polem7PiworthlessW@WYWines>Text b - 6; text c - 6EPapYesYesTebtynis, Polemonos meris, Arsinoite nome, province of Egyptsame hand (a small upright cursive) as on the Verso (P.Mich. IX, 241)346, texts b-c Pl. VITebtynis, Polemonos meris, Arsinoite nome, province of Egyptrecto, textsb and cPMich VApprenticeship; Notary; ProfessionMemorandum for a Contract of Apprenticeship1944worn at the folds and at the top and bottom, and somewhat fragile1Recto; Verso is P.Mich. IX, 241Documentary<_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_":ˆPiAWe, Aresis and Thenapollos, both daughters of Siphon the elder, with, as our guardian, our relative Peloeis, son of Patynis, acknowledge that we consent to the sale of the vacant lots, which the brothers of our deceased father, Siphon, made to Hestia, and that we shall not proceed against it or bring any claim, and that no one else will in our behalf, either regarding these lots or regarding the share that belongs to us of the vacant lots in Kerkesoucha Orous, on the east side, which shareBo Hestia has also cultivated as a garden, and that we shall not proceed against the sale or bring any claim in the matter of these lots as aforesaid. I, Peloeis, wrote for them, since they are illiterate, and I am their appointed guardian. Moreover, Sotas shall incur no loss with regard to the sums I owe him in accordance with the contracts on security as aforesaid.]j#done on the orig.; scanned; checkedk publishedp4/29/98s3182Back_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack7x7~ˆohFType of text_title>Guild Ordinance1944broken off at the top; damaged on the left side1Recto and VersoDocumentary720r.bmp720v.bmp<_600DPIFront_R1>720r_a.bmp<_600DPIFront_R2>720r_d.bmp<_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1>720v_a.bmp<_600DPIBaG{ck_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8> ios; Heraklas son of Ptolemaios243Tebtynis, Polemonos meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptArangio-Ruiz46bis (l. 1-13 only)F.I.R.A. III. Negotia1969(2)PMich VAnimal; Debt; Feast; Feeding; Funerary practices; Guild; Illiteracy; Marriage; Violence<=P1+ YbmpWWWWWWWWWWWW WW)WSWWW[W]W_W`WbWdWlWmWnWpWrWuWvWwWxWyWzW{W}WWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWW8W?W@WCWFWGWIWzW}WWWWWWWW*WOW~WWWW.WDWOWPWQWUWVWWWZW[W]WaWcWdWeWfWgWhWjWlWmWnWoWpWqWrW~WWWWWWWW W W W W WWWWWWTiberius, Emperor; Herakles son of Chairemon alias Mieus grandson of Onnophris, Makedon ton katoikon hippeon; Chairemon alias Onnophris son of Horion; Herakleides son of Chairemon; Kronides son of Haryotes; (unnamed) sons of a Chairemon; Aunes son of Aphrodisios; Akousilaos; Seras; Orseus son of Orseus, gnapheus; Kollouthos son of Mieus (sed9480AW9481W9482W9483@W9484W9485?W9486>W9487=W9488<W9490W9491;W9492:W9493W94959W94968W94977W94986W94995W95W9500dW9501pW95024W95033W95042W9505bW9507W95081W95090W951PW9510/W9511W9512.W9514W9515W9517W9518~W9519W952OW9521W9523W9524}W9526aW9527W9528W9529`W953NW9530W9531W9533W9534W9535W9536W9537W9539-W954W`W95408O RrectoeWfWgWhWiWjWkWlWmWnWoWpWqWrWsWtWuWvWwWxWyWzW{W|W}W~WWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWW W WWWWWWWWW W!W"W#W$%W&W'W(W)W*+W,W-W.W/W0W1W2W3W4W5W6W7W8W9:W;W<W=W>W?W@WAWBWCWDWEWFWGWHWIWJWKWLWMWNWOWPWQWRWSWTWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWW"#$%&')*,./0FWIWLWMWOWPWQWRWSWTWUWVWWWXWYWZW[W\W]W^W_W`WaWbWdWfWgWhWiWjWlWmWnWoWpWqWrWsW7f;2UhD600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>iA6 artabai of wheat as seed allowance, 78 artabai of wheat for the whole, 40 drachmai as the price for green fodder. For the 2nd year, 12 artabai of vegetable seed, clean, by the four-choinix measure of the granary of Likis in the village of Talei. And in the 3rd year, 48 silver drachmai and 12 artabai of vegetable seed. (The lessee) may sow the land with whatever crops he may choose.j3Done on the orig.; conservation14; scanned; checkedk publishedp4/7/98s3179XAP.Mich.inv. 967BText bCPapDIArchive of Kronion son of Apion, nomographos of the grapheion of TebtynisE Husselman EMFPMich VG 322, text bH1944UYesVtop of Lockers 6-7WNoX:June 1922; Acquired from Nahman through the British Museum[Account of Beer Shop\80.4 x 28.5 cm><_7c>qˆQhE{_R2><_600DPIFront_R1>948r_b.bmp<_600DPIFront_R2>948r_c.bmp<_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8> 3iAI, Orsenouphis (also called) Psosneus, son of Kalales, a weaver, acknowledge that I am under obligation to teach Helene, the slave of Herakleon, son of Eirenaios, the weaver's trade as I myself know it, for two years and six months dating from Pharmouthi of the present forty-second year of Caesar, Helene being fed and clothed during the aforesaid time. I shall give to Helene a tunic worth eight silver drachmai. And if I shall not teach her, or she shall be considered not to know what she (P.Mich. V, 346b-c)&9><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>0'Aˆ_AP.Mich.inv. 755CPapDIArchive of Kronion son of Apion, nomographos of the grapheion of TebtynisEBoak AERFPMich VG327H1944UNoV-WNoX-1921, Acquired by Kelsey from Nahman in Cairo[Division of Property\ 6.5 x 22 cm]realign a few fibres?n<_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>i((Text too fragmentary to be translated).jDone on the orig.; scannedk publishedp4/7/98 ˆ_AP.Mich.inv. 755CPapDIArchive of Kronion son of Apion, nomographos of the grapheion of TebtynisEBoak AERFPMich VG327H1944UNoV-WNoX-1921, Acquired by Kelsey from Nahman in Cairo[Division of Property\ 6.5 x 22 cm]realign a few fibres?n243Tebtynis, Polemonos meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptArangio-Ruiz46bis (l. 1-13 only)F.I.R.A. III. Negotia1969(2)PMich VAnimal; Debt; Feast; Feeding; Funerary practices; Guild; Illiteracy; Marriage; Violence<<*S 8otheroWvWWWW WWWWWWWW*WwWWWW/W3W[WothersW/WWWqWtWWWWWWWWWWotherwiseWWoualasWouenaphrisWW&WWWWWWWWdWWW$WOWQWousiaWjWousiacjWousiaiWoutfWWWWWWWWWoutcomegWnce of EgyptThe 1st hand is a large, irregular, upright cursiCve; the others are small and upright, but vary greatly in character; the hand on the verso is in a large, regular, upright cursiveTiberius, Emperor; Heron son of Orseus, prostates; Herakleios (Herakles) son of Aphrodisios; Orses son of Kronides; Mieus son of Harmiysis; Harmiysis son of Phasos; Soterichos son of Soterichos; Patron son of Patynis; Herodes son of Soterichos; Psenobastis son of Herodes; Herodes son of Herodes alias Isidoros; Orsenouphis son of Harmiysis; Apollonios7{7xˆohBd other obligations of each member, as well as the penalties and fines to be eventually imposed on themBL IX, 160 (l. 12-13).14-37 A.D. (reign of Tiberius)Boak AER(Arsinoiton) polisP.Mich.inv. 720GreekAnn ArborRecto - 34 (lines 17-19 are to the left and parallel to lines 15-16); Verso - 2-PapNoNocheck left side + small CfragmentTebtynis, Polemonos meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptThe 1st hand is a large, irregular, upright cursive; the others are small and upright, but vary greatly in character; the hand on the verso is in a large, regular, upright cursiveTiberius, Emperor; Heron son of Orseus, prostates; Herakleios (Herakles) son of Aphrodisios; Orses son of Kronides; Mieus son of Harmiysis (see also P.Mich. II, 123, recto, col. V, l. 25; col. XIII, l. 19;7|7zˆoO37 x 23 cm1921, Acquired by Kelsey from Nahman in CairoHeron son of Orseus & other members of his guildPHArchive of Kronion son of Apion, nomographos of the grapheion of TebtynisEnd of the regulations made for an unknown year by the members of a guild of uncertain character, perhaps a religious association or an organization for convivial purposes; various provisions are given concerning the monthly dues anas taken no part in the funeral and has not placed a wreath on the tomb shall be fined four drachmai. And let the other matters be as the society may decide. Let the law be valid. When subscribed by the majority (and) validated, let it be returned to the pre:m7{ˆo9ATiberius, Emperor; Heron son of Orseus, prostates; Herakleios (Herakles) son of Aphrodisios; Orses son of Kronides; Mieus son of Harmiysis (see also P.Mich. II, 123, recto, col. V, l. 25; col. XIII, l. 19; and P.Mich. V, 299; 305?); Harmiysis son of Phasos (see also P.Mich. II, 123, recto, col. XVI, l. 32; V, 300?); Soterichos son of Soterichos; Patron son of Patynis; Herodes son of Soterichos (see also P.Mich. II, 123, verso, col. XI, l. 19?); Psenobastis son of Herodes; Herodes son of HeBqrodes alias(?) Isidoros (see also P.Mich. V, 308?); Orsenouphis son of Harmiysis (see also P.Mich. inv. 643?); Apollonios son of Aphrodisios; Nikanor son of Heliodoros; Orsenouphis son of Horos (see also P.Mich. II, 121, recto, col. I, abstract 2, l. 1, and verso, col. I, l. 12; 123, recto, col. XXI, l. 42?); Orsenouphis son of Aphrodisios; Heraklas son of Ptolemaios_zWAnimal; Debt; Feast; Feeding; Funerary practices; Guild; Illiteracy; Marriage; Violence{(Arsinoiton) polis|PHivW?W@WAWBW7p7ˆoiA(Recto) [- - - have chosen as president for the . .] year of Tiberius Caesar Augustus Heron, son of Orseus, in whose company they shall hold a banquet each month on the 12th, each one contributing for his monthly dues the twelve silver drachmai assigned equally to each. If anyone fails to meet his obligations in these or the other matters, the president has the right to exact pledges. If anyone misconducts himself, let him be fined whatever the society may decide. If anyone receives noticBe of a meeting and does not attend, let him be fined one drachme in the village, but in the city four drachmai. If anyone marries let him pay two drachmai, for the birth of a male child two drachmai, for a female one drachma, for the purchase of a property four drachmai, for a flock of sheep four drachmai, for cattle one drachme. If anyone neglects another in trouble and does not give aid to release him from his trouble, let him pay eight drachmai. And each one who in taking seats at the b7~7ˆoiCanquets shoves in front of another shall pay an extra three obols for his own place. If anyone prosecutes another or defames him, let him be fined eight drachmai. If anyone intrigues against another or corrupts his home, let him be fined eight drachmai. If anyone is given into custody for a private debt, let them go bail for him up to one hundred silver drachmai for thirty days, within which he will release the men. May health prevail! [But] if one the members dies, let all be shaved and lDet them hold a feast for one day, each bringing at once one drachme and two loaves, and in the case of other bereavements, let them hold a feast for one day. Let him who is not shaven in case of a death be fined four drachmai. Whoever has taken no part in the funeral and has not placed a wreath on the tomb shall be fined four drachmai. And let the other matters be as the society may decide. Let the law be valid. When subscribed by the majority (and) validated, let it be returned to the pre7AˆoiEsident. Herakleios, son of Aphrodisios, about 42 years old, with a scar between the eyebrows. Orses, son of Kronides, about 45 years old, with a scar on an eyebrow. Mieus, son of Harmiysis, about 46 years old, with a scar on his face to the left. Harmiysis, son of Phasos, about 55 years old, with a scar on the right . . . (2nd hand) I, Heron, son of Orseus, president, approve (the law) as set forth above. (3rd hand) I, Soterichos, son of Soterichos, give my approval. (4th hand) I, Patron, Fson of Patynis, give my approval. (5th hand) I, Herodes, son of Soterichos, give my approval. (6th hand) I, Psenobastis, son of Herodes, give my approval. (7th hand) I, Herodes, son of Herodes alias(?) Isidoros, give my approval. (8th hand) I, Orsenouphis, son of Harmiysis, give my approval. (9th hand) I, Apollonios, son of Aphrodisios, give my approval. (10th hand) We, Herakles, son of Aphrodisios, and Harmiysis, son of Phasos, and Orses, son of Kronides, and Mieus, son of Harmiysis, givB<ˆphDaidiske doule; Thaubas, doule; Claudius(?), Emperor343Tebtynis, Polemonos meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptPMich VClothing; Dowry; Ethnicity; Family; Inheritance; Jewels; Marriage; Personal status: Perses tes epigones; Slave; Utensils; Wealth; WomanAcknowledgment of the Receipt of a Dowry1944Broken off on the left side1Recto; Verso is blankDocumEentary719r_1.bmp<_600DPIFront_R1>719r_a.bmp<_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8> _iireekr94/7/98nerary practices; Guild; IlliteracyO$ifragmentaryWWWW W W W W WWWWWWWWWW<W[WpWWWWWWWW"W#W(W+W-WWWWWWWWWWWWWWW W WW*W9WW77ˆ244Tebtynis, Polemonos meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptPMich VDebt; Feast; Feeding; Funerary practices; Guild; Profession; Religion; Slave; Taxation (persons); Tax collectionGuild Ordinance1944damaged along one fold at the left, and much abraded in other places1Recto and VersoDocumentary1277r.bmp1277v.bmp<_600DPIFront_R1>1277r_a.bmp<_600DPIFront_R2>1277r_c.bmp<_600DPIFront_R377ˆAnn ArborRecto - 46 (lines 21-34 and 35-44 are arranged in two parallel columns); Verso - 1BPapYesNofolded: worth opening?Tebtynis, Polemonos meris, Arsinoite nome, province of Egypt1st hand: a rather large upright cursiveClaudius, Emperor (see also Geographica); Kronion son of Herodes, epimeletes & hegoumenos, apolysimos ousias Klaudiou; Onnophris son of NeDpheros, apolysimos ousias Klaudiou (see also P.Mich. 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Having met together, the undersigned men of Tebtynis, apolysimoi of an estate of Tiberius Claudius Caesar Augustus Germanicus Imperator, voted unanimously to elect one of their number, an excellent man, Kronion, son of Herodes, to be superintendent for one year from the month Sebastos of the coming fon of Sigeris, apolysimos ousias Klaudiou (see also P.Mich. V, 248?); Sekonopis son of Papontos alias Diodoros, apolysimos ousias Klaudiou; Anchious son of Anchious . . ., apolysimos ousias Klaudiou; Orse::ˆ=hF of (the same?) Panther; Mieus son of Harmiysis (former owner) (see also P.Mich. II, 123, recto, col. V, l. 25; col. XIII, l. 19; and P.Mich. V, 243; 301?); Herakles (son of Akousilaos and Taos), brother of Chrates (see also P.Mich. II, 123, Recto, col. XIX; V, 280); Tesenouphis daughter of Harmiysis and Thermethis (Thermouthis), wife of Eutychos presbyteros (see P.Mich. V, p. 19-21); Tamaron daughter of Haryotes and Thasos, wife of Eutychos tritos (see P.Mich. V, p. 19-21); Heraklous daugGhter of Aunes and Tasoucheion (Tasouchion), wife of Sisichales (see P.Mich. V, p. 19-21); Thermethis (Thermouthis) daughter of Sigeris = Sioueris and Taorseus, wife of Sisois (see P.Mich. V, p. 19-21); Eutychos deuteros son of Eutychos and Thermethis (Thermouthis), deceased (see P.Mich. V, p. 19-21); Menemachos son of Alexandros (see also P.Mich. V, 321)305Tebtynis, Polemonos meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptPMich VFamily; Illit 7ˆ<9AClaudius, Emperor (see also Geographica); Kronion son of Herodes, epimeletes & hegoumenos, apolysimos ousias Klaudiou; Onnophris son of Nepheros, apolysimos ousias Klaudiou (see also P.Mich. V, 352?); Psenkebkis son of Marres, apolysimos ousias Klaudiou; Panesneus son of Harmiysis, apolysimos ousias Klaudiou (see also P.Mich. V, 248?); Sigeris son of Pakebkis, apolysimos ousias Klaudiou (see also P.Mich. V, 248?); Pakebkis son of Sigeris, apolysimos ousias Klaudiou (see also P.Mich. V, 248B?); Sekonopis son of Papontos alias Diodoros, apolysimos ousias Klaudiou; Anchious son of Anchious . . ., apolysimos ousias Klaudiou; Orseus (deuteros) son of Petermouthis alias Kyberomnis, apolysimos ousias Klaudiou; Papnebtynis son of Papnebtynis, apolysimos ousias Klaudiou (see also P.Mich. II, 121, recto, col. III, abstract 3, and verso, col. II, l. 16?); Kronion son of Labesis, apolysimos ousias Klaudiou (see also P.Mich. V, p. 186); Eutychos son of Eutychos . . ., apolysimos ousias K77ˆW?WCWEWFWKWMWNWOWPWRWTWUWWWYWZW\W]W_WbWcWdWiWjWlWmWnWrWvWxWyW{W|W}W~WWWWWWWWWWWghtuWW?W WWW<WQWoWWWWWWP 46-28W61W612{WKW62aW624-627IW64MW65/W67aW68 W687tW69OW6a-b-W7MW<W71-79W73-86AW75vWIW757sW76W76-78W77WW78yW7bW8W=WyW8-30W830bW833qW84W85IW85-901W88EWWAW89W9W9-17W902GW906CW91W95 W97WaqWEWMW{WWWWWtWWWW`WWWWWW W W W WWWWWWWWWWWW<W=W>W?W@WAWWWAWGWWWWWa-cWa-marichalmWqW}WEWWWagyptischeWaja WaktenqWalcidamanteIWancientgWsWtW^WWandWWW1W<W*WIWWapp&Warangio-ruizmWWWWWarchivvWarmyEWaufWavezzuIWbsW<W=W>W?W@WAWWbasedGWbat<WbeginningsHWboak`WWW/O$Œjk publishedp2/3/98s2748UAP.Mich.inv. 622BRecto, col. IV, abstract 5CPapDXArchive of Kronion son of Apion, nomographos of the grapheion of Tebtynis; see also noteEBoak AERFPMich IIG121, Recto, col. IV, vH1933KBL VII, 107 (l. 1; 2)UNoVtop of lockers 2-4WYesX-1921, Acquired by Kelsey from Nahman in Cairo[0Collection of Abstracts of Contracts (Eiromenon)\&Total size of the roll: 2.39 m x 29 cm]well... you know...ADue to the size of this papyrus roll, its content has been divided in the present database into several cards: one for each column of the Verso (register of contracts), one for each abstract on the Recto (collection of abstracts of contracts, or eiromenon).n244Tebtynis, Polemonos meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptPMich VDebt; Feast; Feeding; Funerary practice77ˆ32 x 28.5 cmAcquired from Nahman; reached the University in 1923Kronion son of Herodes & other members of his guildPHArchive of Kronion son of Apion, nomographos of the grapheion of TebtynisRegulations made for the 4th year of Claudius by the members of the guild of the apolysimoi (tenant farmers exempt of liturgies) of an estate of the same emperor, who serves as patron deity of the association; various prBovisions are given concerning the obligations of each member, as well as the penalties and fines to be eventually imposed on themBL IX, 160 (l. 10). - L. 34: read probably Har[m]a[eios] instead of Her[m]a[iou], as in P.Mich. II, 121, recto, col. III, abstract 11. (PH)43 A.D.Boak AERTebtynis; Polemonos meris, Arsinoite nome; ousia (imperial estate) of Claudius; metropolis (Arsinoiton polis)P.Mich.inv. 1277Gree77/ˆ<9Edes, as above?)zpDebt; Feast; Feeding; Funerary practices; Guild; Profession; Religion; Slave; Taxation (persons); Tax collection{mTebtynis; Polemonos meris, Arsinoite nome; ousia (imperial estate) of Claudius; metropolis (Arsinoiton polis)|PHOTebtynis, Polemonos meris, Arsinoite noFme, province of EgyptPMich VDebt; Feast; Feeding; Funerary practices; Religion; Slave; Taxation (persons); Tax collectionGuild Ordinance1944damaged along one fold at the left, and much abraded in other places1Recto and VersoDocumentary<_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3>iIides, acknowledge that I have joined in selling the aforesaid seventh share of the half share of the aforesaid house and court in the metropolis, and in receiving the price and guaranteeing the sale with every guarantee. And in addition I will submit myself whenever you shall order me, recording the sale for you, together with the aforesaid persons, through whatever archives in the metropolis you wish, receiving nothing at all, and I will submit my wife, Arsinoe, daughter of Didymos (sic),J to give her consent, likewise receiving nothing at all. If I do not do this, I will pay the aforesaid fine. This chirograph shall be valid everywhere produced and for anyone producing it, Tamaron receiving no loss with respect to the guarantee devolving upon me for what we sold her previously in accordance with the contract we made with her. The seventh year of Tiberius Claudius Caesar Augustus Germanicus Imperator, the fifth intercalary day of the month Kaisareios. (5th hand) I, Heraklei&5€iAThe seventh year of Tiberius Claudius Caesar Augustus Germanicus Imperator, the 25th of the month Kaisareios. The undersigned men, salt merchants of Tebtynis, meeting together have decided by common consent to elect one of their number, a good man, Apynchis, son of Orseus, both supervisor and collector of the public taxes for the coming eighth year of Tiberius Claudius Caesar Augustus Germanicus Imperator, the said Apynchis to pay in all the public taxes for the same trade for the same comBing year, and (they have decided) that all alike shall sell salt in the aforesaid village of Tebtynis, and that Orseus alone has obtained by lot the sole right to sell gypsum in the aforesaid village of Tebtynis and in the adjacent villages, for which he shall pay, apart from the share of the public taxes which falls to him, an additional sixty-six drachmai in silver; and that the said Orseus has likewise obtained by lot Kerkesis, alone to sell salt therein, for which he shall likewise pay<:ˆ?n<_600<? %idecideddecidesHWIWdecisionMWWCWWWWWWWWWW W0WWWWOWWrWEWdecisionsfWWWdecius`WaWdeclarationDWWWWWVWWWXWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWtWW-WWWW W W WWWWWWWW W!W%W1WdeclarationsDWWWWWWWWWWWGWWdeclareWVWWWXWWWWWNocheck tapes in the middle; l.3-9 (realign right part, if possible); l. 12 (a small frg. on writing); l. 14 (small fold hides last letter of the line); l. 19: small fold near crack; check all (folds/breaks, not to be unfolded anymore?).Tebtynis, Polemonos meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptThe first hand is a rather irregular cursive; the second, also cursive, is small, upright, and car;647adV47-48OWW47-48adOV47/48`W48W7W;WSWWW48/49W49WoW496W499W5gWWWWWtad5WWWWWd5WWWWcentad5WWWWWWos meris, Arsinoite nome, province of Egypt1st hand: a rather large upright cursiveClaudius, Emperor (see also Geographica); Kronion son of Herodes, epimeletes & hegoumenos, apolysimos ousias Klaudiou; Onnophris sDon of Nepheros, apolysimos ousias Klaudiou (see also P.Mich. V, 352?); Psenkebkis son of Marres, apolysimos ousias Klaudiou; Panesneus son of Harmiysis, apolysimos ousias Klaudiou (see also P.Mich. V, 248?); Sigeris son of Pakebkis, apolysimos ousias Klaudiou (see also P.Mich. V, 248?); Pakebkis son of Sigeris, apolysimos ousias Klaudiou (see also P.Mich. V, 248?); Sekonopis son of Papontos alias Diodoros, apolysimos ousias Klaudiou; Anchious son of Anchious . . ., apolysimos ousias Klaudi7&€hC 35-36); BL VIII, 213 (l. 19)Tebtynis; Kerkesis; Tristomou tou kai Boukolou (Tristomos); metropolis (Arsinoiton polis)P.Mich.inv. 657GreekAnn Arbor47BPapYesYesblack glass; fold in the middle; l. 32: small frg. on top in middleTebtynis, Polemonos meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptA small upright cursive written with a fine penDClaudius, Emperor; Apynchis son of Orseus, halopoles, epimeletes & eisakten ton demosion; Orseus son of Harmiysis, halopoles (see also P.Mich. V, 269-271?); Harmiysis alias Belles, son of Harmiysis, halopoles; [- - -], hegoumenos (= Apynchis son of Orseus?); (unnamed) emporoi210-219Tebtynis, Polemonos meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptArangio-Ruiz V46F.I.R.A. III. Negotia1943SB V 8030~8liturgistsWWliturgyWWWlivejWlived_WyWWlives@WIWWliviaWlivianCWloadWloadsWWPWloantWOWWHWnWWWWW W3WGWOWRW[WbWlW|W}WWWWWWbWWWWWWWWWWWWWBWloansWWWW!Wloaves0WlocalWWVWWgWWW]WWlocalitiesWlocatedCWDWEWnWW$WlodgingFWWWlWWWlogicWlogistesWWqWloipasWlond)W/W]Wlong_W8W@WIWW4WlongaeusWlonginaWlonginusvWW#W>WBWlongitudesWWlongusWW&Wloss>WWlostyWWWvWlot1W?WPWTWUWWW\W]WdWnW~WWWWWWWWmWpWWlots6W=WWW?W@WlotusWlowerWsW{WW|WFWWWW5O€iEintly. And if anyone shall bring in gypsum and shall intend to sell it outside, it must be left on the premises of Orseus, son of Harmiysis, until he takes it outside and sells it. It is a condition that they shall drink regularly on the 25th of each month each one a chous of beer . . . in the village one drachme, outside four drachmai, and in the metropolis eight drachmai. But if anyone is in default and fails to satisfy any of the public obligations, or any of the claims that shall be maFde against him, it shall be permissible for the same Apynchis to arrest him in the main street or in his house or in the field, and to hand him over as aforesaid. (There follow parts of the ages and signalments of 5 signatories, whose names are lost). j3Done on the orig.; conservation14; scanned; checkedk publishedlIC.H. Roberts, JHS 65 (1945) p. 125; L.C. Youtie, BASP 19 (1982) p. 92-94.p4/9/98#€AP.Mich.inv. 4649BversoCPapD++ P.Lond. Inv. 2723 verso (P.Lond.Lit. 184);4 iobolsWW+WJWlWWWWW+W.W<WFWTW`WWWWWWWWWLW[WeWkWoWWWWWWWaWbWdWWWWWWWWWWyWWWWeWWW W W W W WWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWW W"W#W$W%W&W'W(W*W-W.W1W2W3W4W6W:W;W<W=Wobols>WsinoitCe nome, province of EgyptBL III, 115 (l. 35-36); BL VIII, 213 (l. 19)Arangio-Ruiz V46F.I.R.A. III. Negotia1943SB V 8030AJP 58Guild; Profession; Taxation (monopolies); TradeOrdinance of the Salt Merchants1937frayed away at the bottom, and badly damaged along some folds1Recto; Verso is blankDocumentary<9iboundyWWWboundariesWFW\WWWWWWnWWWWW?W@WWWboundaries>WboundaryW%!( iintendW77€9AClaudius, Emperor; Apynchis son of Orseus, halopoles, epimeletes & eisakten ton demosion; Orseus son of Harmiysis, halopoles (see also P.Mich. V, 269-271?); Harmiysis alias Belles, son of Harmiysis, halopoles; [- - -], hegoumenos (= Apynchis son of Orseus?); (unnamed) emporoizSFeast; Feeding; Guild; Monopoly; Price; Profession; Taxation; Tax collection; Trade{YTebtynis; Kerkesis; Tristomou tou kai Boukolou (Tristomos); metropolis (Arsinoiton polis)|PH~,BL III, 115 (l. 35-36); BL VIII, 213 (l. 19)O12.9 x 28.7 cm1921: acquired by Kelsey from Nahman in CairoApynchis son of Orseus & other salt merchantsPHArchive of Kronion son of Apion, nomographos of the grapheion of TebtynisOrdinance issued by the association of the salt merchants of Tebtynis, appointing one of them to be their supervisor and to collect and pay the public dues for which they are liable after having obtained the monopolistic concessionB of the sale of salt in Tebtynis and some neighboring villages; it also defines the territory in which all members may sell salt and the areas reserved for certain individual members; fixes the sale prices for the various grades of salt; provides for a monthly meeting; and establishes penalties for breach of the regulations.47 A.D.Boak AERRep Editor - Boak AER; Rep Ser. - P.Mich. V; 1944; No. 245 and pl. IBL III, 115 (l.Ho# 8allWWWWWWLWkWWWWWWWoWWWW+WSWTWVWW W W W W WWWWWWWWWWWWWWW.W1W2W:W;W<W=WallayvWallegedlyWallotmentCWWqW7WBWEW_WzWWWWWW8W}WWWWallotmentsW7WallottedW'WDWTWallowWW WallowanceWallowedyWWWWallowingWalluding Wn demosion; Orseus son of Harmiysis, halopoles (see also P.Mich. V, 269-271?); Harmiysis alias Belles, son of Harmiysis, halopoles; [- - -], hegoumenos (= Apynchis son of Orseus?); (unnamed) emporoi210-219Tebtynis, Polemonos meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptArangio-Ruiz V46F.I.R.A. III. Negotia1943SB V 8030AJP 58Guild; Monopoly; Profession; Taxation; Tax77Œ9APasipsemis son of Orseus, hegoumenos synodou Harpochratou; Orseus son of Herakles (alias?) Besis; Eutychos son of Soterichos (see also P.Mich. II, 123, recto, col. VI, l. 15; col. XI, l. 17; V, 352?); Petesouchos son of Herakles (alias?) Besis (see also P.Mich. V, p. 311); Mese(--); Sylias; Ptolemaios prosbyteros (presbyteros), son of Akousilaos; Herodes son of Marion; Heron; Papnebtynis son of Paanouphis (see also P.Mich. V, 306); K[[----]], kleisiarches; Narkissos, apeleutheros of the soBns of Maron alias(?) Marous son of Herakles <or: of the sons of Maron and of Marous son of Herakles>; (unnamed) sons of Maron alias(?) Marous son of Herakles; Herodes son of Eutychos (see also P.Mich. II, 121, recto, col. IV, abstract 3?); Serapas (Sarapion) son of Ptolemaios (see also P.Mich. II, 126, l. 27 and P.Mich. V, p. 394); Pastoous son of Pastoous; Ptolemaios neoteros son of Akousilaos (see also P.Mich. V, 259; 354)d hand) I, Narkissos, freedman, have voted. (3rd hPT7€\12.9 x 28.7 cm]Cblack glass; fold in the middle; l. 32: small frg. on top in middlenW?W@WAWBWCWEWFWGWHWIWJWKWLWMWNWOWPWQWRWSWTWUWXWZW[W_W`WtWwWxWyW{WWWWWack glass; fold in the middle; l. 32: small frg. on top in middleTebtynis, Polemonos meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptA small upright cursive written with a fine pen%7)#xWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWW W W W W WWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWW W!W"W#W$W%W&W'W(W)W*W+W,W-W.W/W0W1W2W3W4W6W8W:W;W<W=W>W?W@WAWBWCWEWFWGWHWIWJWKWLWMWNWOWPWQWRWSWTWUWXWZW[W_W`WtWwWxWyW{WWWWWto; Verso is blankDocumentary<_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4>Œ8AList of contributions, mainly in money, made (or to be made) by the president and other members of a guild of Harpokrates (for which see also P.Mich. II, 127, col. I, l. 30); this was clearly intended as an appendix to an ordinance passed by the guild, the body of which was left to be written in later by a clerk of the grapheion. In the list, the names of the members of the association (some of them left blank or washed out) are divided in three groups of five, probably arranged in the ordB8er in which they took their seats at the banquet tables.&9years old, with a scar on his nose below the eyebrows, (contributes) seventeen drachmai. 4th. Serapas, son of Ptolemaios, about 36 years old, with a scar on the left side of his neck, (contributes) fourteen drachmai 3 obols. 5th. Last, master of the banquet. Pastoous, son of Pastoous, about 38 years old, with a scar on his left shin, (contributes) twelve silver drachmai. (2nd hand) I, Narkissos, freedman, have voted. (3rd h/6dWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWW_1P 7arborWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWW W W WVTB7annarborVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVV V V V V VVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVV V!V"V#V$V%V&V'V(V)V*V+V,V/V0V1V2V3V4V6V8V:V;V<V=V>VOVPVTVUVXVZV[V_V`VtVxVyVVVarborpapyrologycollectionearlierinthekelseymuseumVVannarborseeconservationstatus-V.VarborDWEW`WmWqW}WEWHWMWRWVW_W`WaWgWtWyW{W|W}W~WWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWW3/PatWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWW W W W W WWWWWWWWWWWWWWW%84-jonWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWW W W W W WWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWW W!W"W#W$W%W&W'W(W)W*W+W,W-W.W/W0W1W2W3W77Œz:Feast; Feeding; Guild; Personal status: Freedman; Religion|PHO20 x 26 cm1921, Acquired by Kelsey from Nahman in CairoPasipsemis, son of Orseus, and other members of the guildPHArchive of Kronion son of Apion, nomographos of the grapheion of TebtynisList of contributions, mainly in money, made (or to be made) by the president and other members of a guild of Harpokrates (for which see also P.Mich. II, 127, col. I, l. 30); this was clearly intended as an appendix to an owenty-four silver drachmai. 2nd. N[[- - - - - - - - - - - - - - -]] twenty-two silver drachmai. 3rd. Ptolemaios the elder, son of Akousilaos, about 45 years old, with a scar on his right forearm, (contributes) twenty silver drachmai. 4th. Herodes, son of Marion, about 4/  .nomeWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWW W W W W WWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWW W!W"W#W$W%W&W'W(W)W*W+W,W-W.W/W0W1W2W3W4W6W8W:W;W<W=W>W?W@WAWBWCWEWFWGWHWIWJWKWLWMWNWOWPWQWRWSWTWUWXWZW[W_WtWyW{WWnote&W7.provinceWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWW W W W W WWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWW W!W"W#W$W%W&W'W(W)W*W+W,W-W.W/W0W1W2W3W4W6W8W:W;W<W=W>W?W@WAWBWCWEWFWGWHWIWJWKWLWMWNWOW64OarsinoiteWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWW W W W W WWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWW W!W"W#W$W%W&W'W(W)W*W+W,W-W.W/4OprovinceWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWW5AiofWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWW W W W W WWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWW W!W"W#W$W%W&W'W(W)W,W-W.W/W0W1W2W3W3W#2 \itheWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWW W W W W WWWWWWWWWW$:- iaboutWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWW/WZWabout26yearsoldwithascarontheleftsideofhisneckVaboutthesameandletmeknowwhateveryoudecideincommonVabout54Wabove`WWWWWWW4W?WDWEWFWyWWWWWWOWhWWWWWWWWW6W<W@WAWIWZWWWabsenceVW"W4W7W=WabsentW%WkWRW3WWabsentingRWabstractsWabundance#WabundantlyiWabusedWabykisWWacceptW4WWacceptableWacceptedWUW@WWaccepting'W(WaccessibleWaccessoriesWaccompanynWaccompanyingWhWiWaccomplishTWaccomplished@WRWWaccomplishmentWaccordWaccordanceWWWWAWUWWW&&BŒl M.L. West, ZPE 18 (1975) p. 191.p7/14/97s2948*ptoGreekrFragment d, col. I - 3; Fragment d, col. II - 6; Fragment e - 7; Fragment i - 4; Fragment h - 2; Fragment g - 8; Fragment f - 6; Fragment j - 3; Fragment a, col. II - 18; Fragment c - 13; Fragment a, col. III - 26; Fragment b - 7uHesiodusvIst cent. A.D.w Ann Arborx!Fragments of the Erga of Hesiodusy-zEpic; Hesiodus; Literature{-|PHO Unknown placeP%broken at the left, right, and bottomQ9R3Verso; see also Recto (parts of Hesiodus' Theogony)SLiterary: EpicV 6828v.bmp` 6828v_a.bmp` 6828v_b.bmpa 6828v_c.bmpa 6828v_d.bmph3.6 cm; Fragment g: 3.1 x 4.1 cm; Fragment h: 2.3 x 2.6 cm; Fragment i: 2.2 x 2.3 cm; Fragment j: 0.9 x 1.8 cm]Needs glass! Place of the fragments to be carefully checked... Some tapes perhaps also to be removed + check if any folding I need to check measures and add them to both cards!_/Place and readings of fragment b are uncertain.ent b are uncertain. 16); Thenmarsisouchos (s7W]WWWklesisWWWklesissonofpsosneushusbandandguardianofarsinoeperseVklotios_WknbtWkoaszWkoeln{WlWkoenenWjWkoinonoifWWkointhos}WWkoisWkoissonofpateVkokinaWkokkalosWkolQWkolephiskWkoles!WkoleuseWkolkoulis kollkollaeis Wkollauthis W kollauthisunnamedhusband VkollegaiWkolleuthis{WbWkolleuthisdaughterofpabelleousbVkollouchiosWkollouthosWOWWWGW[WWWWWWW\WlWyW77[ŒhFributions to a Guild of Harpokrates1944somewhat damaged at the bottom1Recto; Verso is blankDocumentary671r.bmp<_600DPIFront_R1>671r_a.bmp<_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBaGUck_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8> icheckTebtynis, Polemonos meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptFirst hand: hand of the Kronion documents from the Tebtynis grapheion; the other hands are all cursive, but vary greatly in penmanship (Boak)Pasipsemis son of Orseus, hegoumenos synodou Harpochratou; Orseus son of Herakles (alias?) Besis; Eutychos son of Soterichos (see also P.Mich. II, 123;&`ŒAP.Mich.inv. 6828CPapEWest MLFBASP 3G69-75H1966UNoVIWYesX 35-268B-CI[)Works and Days, 313-331, 338-367, 374-404\Fragment a: 21 x 18 cm; Fragment b: 1.8 x 3.5 cm; Fragment c: 6.5 x 8 cm; Fragment d: 5.3 x 4.1 cm; Fragment e: 2.5 x 4.7 cm; Fragment f: 1.4 x 3.6 cm; Fragment g: 3.1 x 4.1 cm; Fragment h: 2.3 x 2.6 cm; Fragment i: 2.2 x 2.3 cm; Fragment j: 0.9 x 1.8 cm]Needs glass! Place of the fragments to be carefully checked... Some tapes perhaps also to be removed + check if any folding I need to check measures and add them to both cards!_/Place and readings of fragment b are uncertain.ent f: 1.4 x 3.6 cm; Fragment g: 3.1 x 4.1 cm; Fragment h: 2.3 x 2.6 cm; Fragment i: 2.2 x 2.3 cm; Fragment j: 0.9 x 1.8 cm]Needs glass! Place of the fragments to be carefully checked... Some tapes perhaps also to be removed + check if any folding I need to check measures and add them to both cards!_/Place and readings of fragment b are uncertain.) I, Narkissos, freedman, have voted. (3rd h77ŒhD, recto, col. VI, l. 15; col. XI, l. 17; V, 352?); Petesouchos son of Herakles (alias?) Besis (see also P.Mich. V, p. 311); Mese(--); Sylias; Ptolemaios prosbyteros (presbyteros), son of Akousilaos; Herodes son of Marion; Heron; Papnebtynis son of Paanouphis (see also P.Mich. V, 306); K[[----]], kleisiarches; Narkissos, apeleutheros of the sons of Maron alias(?) Marous son of Herakles <or: of the sons of Maron and of Marous son of Herakles>; (unnamed) sons of Maron alias(?) Marous soEn of Herakles; Herodes son of Eutychos (see also P.Mich. II, 121, recto, col. IV, abstract 3?); Serapas (Sarapion) son of Ptolemaios (see also P.Mich. II, 126, l. 27 and P.Mich. V, p. 394); Pastoous son of Pastoous; Ptolemaios neoteros son of Akousilaos (see also P.Mich. V, 259; 354)246Tebtynis, Polemonos meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptPMich VFeast; Feeding; Guild; Personal status: Freedman; ReligionCont|PH77ŒhBrdinance passed by the guild, the body of which was left to be written in later by a clerk of the grapheion. In the list, the names of the members of the association (some of them left blank or washed out) are divided in three groups of five, probably arranged in the order in which they took their seats at the banquet tables.BL VIII, 213 (l. 14; 19)middle of the Ist cent. A.D. (probably ca. 43-49 A.D.)Boak AERP.Mich.inv. 671CGreekAnn Arbor23LPapYescheckTebtynis, Polemonos meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptFirst hand: hand of the Kronion documents from the Tebtynis grapheion; the other hands are all cursive, but vary greatly in penmanship (Boak)Pasipsemis son of Orseus, hegoumenos synodou Harpochratou; Orseus son of Herakles (alias?) Besis; Eutychos son of Soterichos (see also P.Mich. II, 123/L9petesouchosʂ΂ςWWWWWW W  WWWW%W.W2W4W6W:WKWpetesouchoshusbandoftapetsirisVpetesouchosneoterossonofpetheusbrotherofpetesouchosVpetesouchospraktorargyrikonofnestouepoikionassociatesVpetesouchosseealsopmichv240l662Vpetesouchosseealsopmichxviii778aVpetesouchosseealsopmichxviii780_Vpetesouchossonofbesisseepmichiip2284VpetesouchossonofharmaisbrotherofharmaisaliaspelkisVpetesouchossonofharmiysisseealsopmichii121rectoiiVpetesouchossonofheraklesaliasbesispersestesepigones3V. 46); (another?) Herakles (see also P.Mich. II, 128, col. Ib, l. 3); Didymos Chaouonis (Chaouanis) (see also P.Mich. II, 128, col. Ib, l. 3); Thaubastis (see also P.Mich. II, 128, col. Ib, l. 4; V, 238, l. 12-13); Nestesis (see also P.Mich. II, 128, col. Ib, l. 4; V, 238, l. 12-13); (another?) Maron (see a77ˆhEentary695r.bmp<_600DPIFront_R1>695r_a.bmp<_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8> ]iAPresident: Phemnasis, son of Psonseus, about 36 years old, with a scar on the right side of his neck. Phemnasis, son of Orseus, grandson(?) of Sbebis, about 35 years old, with a scar on his right shin. Sigeris, son of Petsiris, about 31 years old, with a scar on his left calf. Papontos, son of Pabelles, about 39 years old, having as a mark a mole on his left eyebrow. Nilos, son of Labesis, about 22 years old, having a scar on his right forearm. Harmiysis, son of Onnophris, about 42 years otThe first hand is a small, neat, upright77ˆhC cursive; the second, likewise cursive, is small and sloping; the third is written in written in irregular uncials (slow-writer)Phemnasis son of Psonseus (Psonsneus), hegoumenos; Phemnasis son of Orseus grandson(?) of Sbebis; Sigeris son of Petsiris; Papontos son of Pabelles; Nilos (Neilos) son of Labesis; Harmiysis son of Onnophris; Marres son of Marres; Onnophris son of Marres; Kronion son of Pabelles; Onnophris son of Onnophris grandson(?) of Lamaitis <or: son of OnnophriDs alias Lamaitis?>; Miysis son of Pabelles; Labesis son of Apollonios; Herakles neoteros son of Herodes; Hamaeis (Hamais) son of Paeus; Rhomais son of Pabelles; Tephersos son of Paeus247Tebtynis, Polemonos meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptPMich VGuild; ListList of Members of a Guild1944slightly damaged at the bottom1Recto; Verso is blankDocum77ˆhA16.5 x 28.5 cm1921, Acquired by Kelsey from Nahman in CairoPhemnasis, son of Psonseus, and the members of his guildPHArchive of Kronion son of Apion, nomographos of the grapheion of TebtynisList of members of a guild, clearly intended as an appendix to an ordinance passed by the guild, the body of which was left to be written in later by a clerk of the grapheionL. 14: read hos (eton) 23 rathBer than hos eton 26. (PH)Early Ist cent. A.D.Boak AERP.Mich.inv. 695GreekAnn Arbor18BPapYesNoP.Mich. inv. 965 was published as inv. 695 in JEA 19 (1933) p.138-42 and S.B. V, 7568.fold in the middle: worth opening?Tebtynis, Polemonos meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptThe first hand is a small, neat, upright7XˆiBld, with a scar on his left forearm. Marres, son of Marres, about 30 years old, with a scar on his forehead to the right. Onnophris, son of Marres, about 36 years old, with a scar on his left calf. Kronion, son of Pabelles, about 36 years old, with a scar on his right wrist. Onnophris, son of Onnophris, grandson(?) of Lamaitis, about 31 years old, with a scar on the 3rd finger of left hand. Miysis, son of Pabelles, about 39 years old, with a scar on his left calf. Labesis, son of ApollonioCs, about 52 years old, with a scar on his left shin. Herakles the younger, son of Herodes, about 33 years old, with a scar on his forehead to the right. Hamaeis, son of Paeus, about 23 years old, with a scar on his left forearm. Rhomais, son of Pabelles, about 26 years old, with a scar on his right shin. Tephersos, son of Paeus, about 26 years old, with a scar in the middle of his forehead beneath the hair. (2nd hand) I, Herakles the younger, son of Herodes, have voted. (3rd hand) I, HarmiU+ˆziCivil rights: Antinoite citizen; Court proceedings; Justice; Personal status: Antinoite citizen; Violence{Antinooupolis; Karanis|PHO7Arsinoiton polis (?), Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptPCA large piece, ca. 11 X 9.5 cm, was lost from the lower left cornerQ1RRecto is PMich VI, 426S DocumentaryhA15.5 X 30 cm when combined with 299724-5006E2-AUnknown scribePH+ P.Mich. Inv. 2997 v; Archive of Gaius Apolinarius Niger (& family)? (see Recto)Report of a hearing held by Rullius Achilleus, epistrategos, concerning a complaint entered by Gaius Iulius Ptolemaios, an Antinoite, against a Chairemon, resident of Karanis, who failed to appear and is to be sent to Antinooupolis for trialBL III, 1edmyesp3/12/97 (or earlier)3944slightly damaged at the bottom1Recto; Verso is blankDocumentary?sintasWsinthoonisjWsiomeaspWsioueris=Wsiphon1WPWTW~WW W:W;siphonpresbyterossonofphemnasisdeceased1VsiphonsonofnepherosandtaonnophrisTV~VsiriosWsiritiaious}WWsirosWsirossyrosdiakonVsisWsisathosWsisenxisWW bottom1Recto; Verso is blankDocumentary<_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIF77/ˆhErs of a Guild1944complete1Recto; Verso is blankDocumentary699r.bmp<_600DPIFront_R1>699r_a.bmp<_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6>F)<_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8> iMich. II, 123, recto, col. XIV, l. 36; 128, col. II, l. 7; V, 240, l. 3? - all without "alias Onnophris"); Sigeris son of Pakebkis (see also P.Mich. V, 244?)z Guild; List|PHOˆiAEutychos the third, son of Eutychos, about 50 years old, with a scar on his chin on the left; Pakebkis, son of Sigeris, about 56 years old, with a scar above his right cheek near the temple; Diodoros, among some known also as Papontos, son of Kollouthos, about 38 years old, with a scar on his right calf; and Chrates, son of Akousilaos, about 60 years old, with a scar on both cheeks; and Heraklas, son of Harpaesis, about 29 years old, with a scar on thr 3rd finger of his left hand; Paeus, sBon of Paeus, about 30 years old, with a scar in the middle of his forehead; and Panesneous, son of Harmiysis, about 32 years old, with a scar on the right eyebrow; Chrates, son of Chairemon also called Onnophris, about 40 years old, with a scar on his forehead to the right; and Sigeris, son of Pakebkis, about 33 years old, with a scar on his forehead to the left. (2nd hand) I, Diodoros, son of Kollouthos, have voted. (3rd hand) I, Chrates, son of Akousilaos, have voted. (4th hand) I, Herak(@ xglassWWWWWWWWWWWXWYW[W`WdWeWhWlWnWrWsWWWWWW8W@WzW{W|W}WWWWWWW-WDWoW}W~WWWWWWWWWWW W W WWW:W;W<W=W>Wglass2somefibrestomoveonleftandrightofl2-3l41Vglass2somefibrestomoveontopofl1-2ifwehavetoop Vglass2somefibrestomoveontopofl2ifwehavetoopen Vglasscheckplaceoffragmentinlowerrightandfixit+VglasscleanedsVtVVVglassfoldscheckalsoversoforfoldsVglassfoldsl1etcseeverso1partfoldedattachedafterVglasslittleunfoldingsseeversoVglassneededVVglassneeded1scrappurougotawayfromtopofcol1offrgVglassneededchecktapesalignmentmiddleofline3andofl-VVglassneededforscanningsomeunfoldingatthebottomofthV2*2E jA /  4    L  Z e documents drawn up day by day in the record-office (grapheion) of Tebtynis during the 6th year of the Emperor Claudius; the writing fee (grammatikon) charged for the preparation of each document is indicated, and periodic summaries of the income and disbursements of the record office are given (See also the accounts of expenditures made by the grapheion official contained in Recto, col. I, and Verso, col. I-XII). - ReBLcto, col. XV records the documents drawn up between April 20-May 14, 46 A.D.:9nt database into several cards, one for each column.nEutychos (tritos) son of Eutychos (see also P.Mich. V, p. 20-21); Pakebkis son of Sigeris (see also P.Mich. V, 244?); Diodoros alias Papontos son of Kollouthos; Chrates son of Akousilaos (see also P.Mich. V, 280; 305?); Heraklas son of Harpaesis (see also P.Mich. II, 123, recto, col. XIV, l. 5; col. XXII, l. 46; and perhaps P.Mich. II, 128, col. II, l. 7, and V, 240, l. 3: HerakleDides son of Harpaesis); Paeus son of Paeus; Panesneous (Panesneus) son of Harmiysis (see also P.Mich. V, 244?); Chrates son of Chairemon alias Onnophris (see also P.Mich. II, 123, recto, col. XIV, l. 36; 128, col. II, l. 7; V, 240, l. 3? - all without "alias Onnophris"); Sigeris son of Pakebkis (see also P.Mich. V, 244?)248Tebtynis, Polemonos meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptPMich VGuild; ListList of Membe77ˆhA20 x 28.5 cm1921, Acquired by Kelsey from Nahman in CairoEutychos the third, son of Eutychos, and the members of his guildPHArchive of Kronion son of Apion, nomographos of the grapheion of TebtynisList of members of a guild, clearly intended as an appendix to an ordinance passed by the guild, the body of which was left to be written in later by a clerk of the grapheionFor the date, see P.MicBh. V, p. 21.Early Ist cent. A.D. (ca. 45-47 A.D.)Boak AERP.Mich.inv. 699GreekAnn Arbor10DPapYesNoblack glassTebtynis, Polemonos meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptThe first hand is a small, well-formed, upright cursive; the second one is written in large crude uncials (slow-writer); the third one is an ill-formed cur0gWTWUWXWZW[WtextWWWWWWvWwWtextsWtheWWWWW1W2W4W5W8W9W:WCWDWEWYWZWaWvW WWWWWkWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWW W:7ˆG248H1944K#For the date, see P.Mich. V, p. 21.UYesVDWNoX-1921, Acquired by Kelsey from Nahman in Cairo[List of Members of a Guild\ 20 x 28.5 cm] black glassnTiberius, Emperor; Tasouchos daughter of Sekonopis and Soueris; Patynis son of Harapis and Tapetesouchos, mdkn & b3k (. . . & servant) of Souchos; Horos son of Horos (& unnamed brothers); Nektonnephis (Nechoutes) son of Sekonopis; Akousilaos son of Nei[- - -](?)249Pl. IITebtynis, Polemonos meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptPMich VHouse ownership; Priest; Religion; Sale; Topography (Talei);7ˆhCn a very small cursive hand, with many peculiarities of spellingTiberius, Emperor; Tasouchos daughter of Sekonopis and Soueris; Patynis son of Harapis and Tapetesouchos, mdkn & b3k (. . . & servant) of Souchos; Horos son of Horos (& unnamed brothers); Nechoutes = Nektonnephis son of Sekonopis; Aklas = Akousilaos son of Nei[- - -](?); Papontos son of Petesouchos (and of Tasouchos?); Eutychos(?) son of Eutychos (see H.C. Youtie, ZPE 21 [1976] p. 207-208)249Pl.D IITebtynis, Polemonos meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptPMich VHouse ownership; Illiteracy; Priest; Religion; Sale; Topography (Talei); WomanSale of Part of a House1944broken off on the left side; damaged along some folds1Recto; Verso is blankDocumentary625r.bmp<_600DPIFr77ˆhA41.5 x 27.6 cm1921, Acquired by Kelsey from Nahman in CairoTasouchos, daughter of SekonopisPHArchive of Kronion son of Apion, nomographos of the grapheion of TebtynisDemotic contract for the sale of a third of a house and courtyard, made by Tasouchos, daughter of Sekonopis, to Patynis, son of Harapis; the subscriptions are in Greek, as well as the date which was added at the top of the papyrusAug. B28, 18 A.D.Edgerton WF-Husselman EMTalei, Polemonos meris, Arsinoite nome; canal of MoerisP.Mich.inv. 625Demotic and GreekAnn ArborDemotic - 2 columns of 9 lines each; Greek - 1 + 6DPapYesYesblack glass; folds (l.3-4 of Greek text, right)Tebtynis, Polemonos meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptFirst Greek hand i77 ˆ9ATiberius, Emperor; Tasouchos daughter of Sekonopis and Soueris; Patynis son of Harapis and Tapetesouchos, mdkn & b3k (. . . & servant) of Souchos; Horos son of Horos (& unnamed brothers); Nechoutes = Nektonnephis son of Sekonopis; Aklas = Akousilaos son of Nei[- - -](?); Papontos son of Petesouchos (and of Tasouchos?); Eutychos(?) son of Eutychos (see H.C. Youtie, ZPE 21 [1976] p. 207-208)zNHouse ownership; Illiteracy; Priest; Religion; Sale; Topography (Talei); Woman{7Talei, Polemonos meris, Arsinoite nome; canal of Moeris|PHOWiniranisauletes1>VinjuredRWinjuryWMWinjusticeWink@W W"W&W'W4WinnaarausWinnaarosWWinnarosWWinnearosWinner]WMWinnertext]VinnerosWinquirefW'W9WinquirewhyhehasandsincewhenhehastherightofmarriafVinquiriesTWinquirygW W#WWinscribed]WbWWinsertionWinsideUWmW%Winsistently6WinspectBWinspectedWPWinspectionWWinspectionsWinspector@WoWLWWWinspectorsWWinstallmentsWinstalmentWWinstalmentsWinsteadW4WinstepWWWinstigationWinstruct8WfWinstructions3WinstrumentWinsult"W.WinsultedSWinsultinglyWinsultsWintactBWintelligibilityWintend<7niwornWworriedWW@WworrysWW6WDWworseSWworthWWQWWW~W_WWTW1Recto; Verso is blankDocumentary<_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIEWBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>7ˆiBes one share in three shares of <my> mother's part of a house, together with her part of (the) courtyard, its excess of measure (or) its deficiency of measure, every . . ., which is (in) the Souchos town of Talei, (in) the division of Polemon, on the side of the canal of Moeris, (in the) Arsinoite nome. The boundaries (of) the part of a house in which this one-third share is located: south, the royal road; north, the places of Horos, (son of) Horos, and his brothers; west, (the) housCe of Nechoutes, son of Sekonopis; east, (the) house of Aklas, son of . . ., - - - this one-third share. No man (in the) world, nor I likewise, shall be able to exercise authority over it except you, from this date on. He that shall come to you <on account of it>, I will cause <him> to be far from you in respect of it, of necessity, without delay, and I will cause [it] to be clear for you from every writing, <every> document. (Demotic, 2nd col.) Year 4 of Tiberius Caesar 7ˆiDAugustus, 5th month of summer, [the (days of) illumination, day 5. The woman] Tasouchos, daughter of Sekonopis, her mother being Soueris, [has said] to the . . . and servant of Souchos, Patynis, [(son of) Harapis], his mother being Tapetesouchos, "I am far from you in respect of this one-third share which makes [one] share [in three shares of] this part of a house of my mother (in the) Souchos town of Talei, [in the division of Polemon], on the south side of the canal of Moeris, (in the) [EArsinoite] nome. The boundaries: south, (the) royal road; north, (the) places of Horos, [son of Horos, and his brothers;] west, the house of <Nechoutes, son of> Sekonopis; east, <the house of> Aklas, [son of - - -]. - - - -. I have received (the) silver of [its] price [from your hand, my heart is] satisfied therewith. No man in the world shall be able to exercise authority [over it, except you, from this date on]. (Greek subscriptions) (1st hand) I, Tasouchos, daughter of Sekotary%= 6augWWWW,WkWmWnWrWWWWWW@WGWpWwW|WW{Waug1026adVaug12344adVaug1284admVaug13128adGVaug13215adxVaug15294ad^Vaug15305adVIVaug1798adVaug18120adVaug186bcVaug19185adVaug19216adVaug19279adVaug19296adVaug19415adrVaug198adV{Vaug2131adVVaug2303adVaug2336adVaug21293adVaug23133ad,Vaug24293ad{Vaug2437adHVaug24-28122adVaug2575ad@V@V@VWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWW W W W W WWWWWWWWWWWWWWW77iˆhEaBack_R2><_600DPIFront_R1>678r_a.bmp<_600DPIFront_R2>678r_d.bmp<_600DPIFront_R3>678r_g.bmp<_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8> iA(Greek) 4th year of Tiberius Caesar Augustus, 5th intercalary day of Mesore. Official copy. (Demotic, col. I) Year 4 of Tiberius Caesar Augustus, fifth month of summer, (the days of) illumination, (day) 5. The . . . and servant of Souchos, Chaireis, son of Apollonios, his mother being Thenobestis, has said to the farmer and servant of Souchos, Orseus, son of Patynis, his mother being Tasokis, "You have satisfied my heart with the silver [of the price] of my one-ninth share of dry vacant lide>Recto; Verso is blankDocumentary678r.bmp<ˆ8ALAlimentary contract, consisting of a property settlement entered into by [- - -] the elder, son of Harmiysis, and his wife . . ., daughter of Orseus, fixing the sum which the husband is obliged to pay to his wife in case of his divorcing her and describing the real properties which would become sureties for the payment of this sumLyTiberius, Emperor; [- - -]-wby presbyteros son of Harmiysis and Tameeus (Tamieus), husband of [- - -]notesis; [- - -]notesis daughter of Orseus and Tapemeous, wife of [- - -]-wby presbyteros; Hp3 son of Hp3 (Apis son of Apis)zADowry; House Ownership; Land Ownership; Marriage; Religion; Woman{ Aigyptios|PHOW@WBWEWIWMWNWOWcWpWzW}WWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWW~WWWWW$W'WhWiWyWWWWWXWimperatoresfWimperialWWWWWWimportantW79ˆiFll come to you on account [of it], I will cause him to be far from you in respect of it, of necessity, without delay, and I will cause it to be clear for you (from) every writing, every document, [everything in the world]. <Thine> is every writing which has been made concerning them." (Greek subscriptions) (1st hand) Orseus, son of Patynis, my mother being Tasokis. The aforesaid sale of the ninth part of the vacant lot was made to me as aforesaid. Diodoros, son of Herakles, also wroGte for him because he is illiterate. (2nd hand) We, Chaireis, son of Apollonios, my mother being Thenobestis, and my mife Taagoreis, daughter of Papnebtynis, her mother being Heraeis, acknowledge that I, Chaireis, have sold, in accordance with the Egyptian contracts, to Orseus, son of Patynis, his mother being Tasokis, the ninth part of a walled vacant lot that belongs to me and of all the appurtenances common and undivided, in Talei of the division of Polemon; the neighbors of the whole l77ˆiDverything. My heart is [satisfied] concerning it. Call." (Demotic, col. II) Year 4 of Tiberius Caesar Augustus, fifth month of summer, (the days of) illumination, (day) 5. The . . . and servant of Souchos, Chaireis, son of Apollonios, his mother being Thenobestis, has said to the farmer and servant of [Souchos], Orseus, son of Panebtynis (sic), his [mother] being Tasokis, "I am far from you (in respect of) my one-ninth share of this dry vacant land which is surrounded by a wall (in the) SEouchos town of Talei (in) the division of Polemon on the [south] side (of) the canal Moeris (in the) Arsinoite nome. The boundaries of this entire dry vacant lot in which this [one-ninth] share is located: south, the exit; north, the house and court of Panebtynis, son of Phasis; west, the places of Kollouthos, son of Panebtynis (sic); east, the royal road. - - -. No man (in the) world, nor I likewise, [shall be able] to exercise authority over it, except you, from this date on. He that sha77ˆiBand which is surrounded by a wall (in the) Souchos town of Talei (in) the division of Polemon on the south side [(of) the] canal Moeris (in the) Arsinoite nome. The boundaries of this entire dry vacant lot in which this one-ninth share is located: south, the exit; north, the house and court of Panebtynis, son of Phasis; west, the places of Kollouthos, son of Patynis; east, (the) royal road. - - - this one-ninth share which is(?) written above. No man in the world, nor I likewise, shall be Cable to exercise authority over it, except you, from this date on. He that shall come to you [on account of it], I will cause him to be far from you on account of it, of necessity, without delay, and I will cause it to be clear for you from every writing, every document, everything in the world. If I fail to [cause] it to be clear, I will give you . . . of necessity, without delay." The woman of endowment, Taakiaris, daughter of Panebtynis, her mother being Hera, is present and says, "Do e%<<5chairemonWsWWWWWWEuWWWWFchairemondekaprotosVchairemonexegetesVchairemonkomogrammateusVchairemonsonofasklasVchairemonsonofchairemonVchairemonsonofhorosherodessonofherodesandpatynissoVchairemonianosWsonofharmiysisCVVchildren7WcWsW{WWWchortou*WchratespWWchratessonofeutychosandtheoklawithhisparentspVchratessonofhippalosVclaudianusSclaudius2W7W8W9W:W;W<W=W>W?W@WAWWWclaudiusterentianus2V7V8V9V:V;V<V=V?V@VAVclaudiusterentianusothersVclaudiustiberianus>Vclemens?WuWWW$WBWWclemensgaiussemproniuseutyches?VcolWcollectorWWcopyWcreditorWcultivatorcultivatorsWcustomsWWWWWWWWWWW56,_9thenorseusthenpasosiWWthenpatynis:Wthenpatyniswifeofpanomieus:VthenpesytisWthenpetermouthisfWhWWWWthenpetermouthisdaughterofhatresfVhVVVVthenpetsooukisthenpetsoykisWW WWWthenpetsoykishusbandserasVthenpetsoykisunnamedhusbandVthenphanesWthenphanesis>WthenphasosiWthenphatresfWhWWWWthenphemnasisthenprakisW<WthenpsosneusWW<WthenpsyphisthenthonisthentitoisWthentitoiswifeofphasonVitoiswifeofphasonVVhasonVVthentitoiswifeofphasonVVphasonVVV8pˆ3AP.Mich.inv. 1286CPapDjDuplicate of P.S.I. VIII, 911. - Archive of Kronion son of Apion, nomographos of the grapheion of TebtynisE Husselman EMFPMich VG335H1944K&BL VIII, 213 (l. 1 of the signalments)M!Papyrological Primer, 4th editionNDavid M-Groningen BAO36P1965UNoVV (oversize box, Tebtynis)WYesX4Acquired from Nahman; reached the University in 1923tee, as aforesaid. (3rd hand) Zenon, son of Ptolemaios. The cession of the two catoecic arourai was made to me on all the aforesaid condiEtions.j*done on the orig.; conservation14; scannedk publishedl H.I. Bell, JRS 35 (1945) p. 139.p4/13/98ˆ3AP.Mich.inv. 1286CPapDjDuplicate of P.S.I. VIII, 911. - Archive of Kronion son of Apion, nomographos of the grapheion of TebtynisE Husselman EMFPMich VG335H1944K&BL VIII, 213 (l. 1 of the signalments)M!Papyrological Primer, 4th editionNDavid M-Groningen BAO36P1965UNoVV (oversize box, Tebtynis)WYesX4Acquired from Nahman; reached the University in 1923rseO+T @icome\WWWWWWWWWW!W%W'W(W+W,W.W0W1W4W8W:W=W>W?WBWFWHWIWKWMWNWOWPWRWTWiWpWWWWWWWW.WAWWWWcomesyW'WhWWW'W(W1W=WWWWqWcomicWcoming_WW9WCWtWyWWWWbWiWWWW<WDWOWSW[W}WWWWWWW4W7WyW|WWWW*W-WkWnWWWWWWWWW son of . . ., - - - this one-third share. No man (in the) world, nor I likewise, shall be able to exercise authority over it except you, from this date on. He that shall come to you <on account of it>, I will cause <him> to be far from you in respect of it, of necessity, without delay, and I will cause [it] to be clear for you from every writing, <every> document. (Demotic, 2nd col.) Year 4 of Tiberius Caes77ˆhCgments at the bottom leftTebtynis, Polemonos meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptTiberius, Emperor; Chaireis son of Apollonios and Thenobestis, husband of Taakiaris, brh b3k (. . . & servant) of Souchos; Orseus son of Patynis and Tasokis = Tasoukis, wy' b3k (farmer & servant) of Souchos; Panebtynis = Papnebtynis son of Phasis; Kollouthos son of Patynis; Taakiaris = Taagoreis, daughter of Papnebtynis and Hera = Heraeis (Herais), wife of Chaireis; Diodoros son of HDerakles250Tebtynis, Polemonos meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptPMich VIlliteracy; Land Ownership; Priest; Profession; Religion; Sale; Topography (Talei); WomanSale of Part of a Vacant Lot1944nearly complete, damaged along some folds1Recto; Verso is blankDocumentary678r.bmp40.9 x 28.7 cm (total size)1921, Acquired by Kelsey from Nahman in CairoChaireis, son of ApolloniosPH+ P.Mich. inv. 932; Archive of Kronion son of Apion, nomographos of the grapheion of TebtynisDemotic contract for the sale of one ninth of a vacant lot, made by Chaireis, son of Apollonios, and his wife to Orseus, son of Patynis; the subscriptions are in Greek, as well as the date which was added at the topB of the papyrus and the note giving the descriptions of the contracting parties at the bottom of the sheetAug. 28, 18 A.D.Husselman EMTalei, Polemonos meris, Arsinoite nome; canal of MoerisP.Mich.inv. 678Demotic and GreekAnn ArborDemotic, col. I - 8; col. II - 9 Greek - 1 + 7 + 3DPapYesYesblack glass; folds; check verso; joining of fra8V:ˆ]E Husselman EMFPMich VG302H1944UYesV?WNoX-1921, Acquired by Kelsey from Nahman in Cairo[Sale of Part of a Building Site\ 5.4 x 26.5 cm]JCheck tapes on Verso; glass needed to keep the space between the fragmentsnApollonios son of Apollonios, husband of Tapaeis alias Tapitynis (see also P.Mich. II, 122, col. I, l. 36?); Didymos son of Apollonios, husband of Taorseus; Zenon son of Ptolemaios (see also P.Mich. V, 257); Taorseus daughter of Chairemon; Mystharion son of Pyrrhos; Alkimos; Tiberius, Emperor; Tapaeis alias Tapitynis daughter of Peteeus, wife of Apollonios son of Apollonios; Taorseus daughter of Mieus, wife of Didymos; Herodes son of Herodes (see also P.MichE. II, 121, recto, col. III, abstract 5; V, 257; 293; 346; P.S.I. VIII, 905; 907; X, 1130; add perhaps P.Mich. V, 348)252Tebtynis, Polemonos meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptPMich VCession; Illiteracy; Irrigation; Land Ownership; Land Status; Metrology; Taxation (Land)Cession of Catoecic Land1944somewhat damaged on the right1Recto; Verso is blank8< qinotWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWVacant Lot1944nearly complete, damaged along some folds1Recto; Verso is blankDocumentary<_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>Q%8RˆD+ P.Mich. inv. 732 + 741; P.Mich. V, 265 (inv. 644 + 694) gives a duplicate of the subscriptions. - Archive of Kronion son of Apion, nomographos of the grapheion of TebtynisE Husselman EMFPMich VG264H1944UYesVBWYesX-1921, Acquired by Kelsey from Nahman in Cairo[Sale of a Slave\(9.6 x 22 cm (total size: 32.2 x 23.5 cm)]black glass; tapes; check alignment of the main fragments (the central one gets too high; the right one should be a bit more to tthe right); realign some fibres? - frg. folded on top of l. 2-3 (middle); check reading l. 2n53 x 29 cmAcquired from Nahman; reached the University in 1923Apollonios & Didymos, sons of ApolloniosPHDuplicate of P.S.I. VIII, 905. - Archive of Kronion son of Apion, nomographos of the grapheion of TebtynisSubscriptions to a contract by which two brothers, Apollonios and Didymos, sons of Apollonios, cede two arourai from their catoecic holding of four arourai near Talei to Zenon, son of Ptolemaiosomichinv9261hinv9261? >omichichii@omichinv9260hinv9260A @omichichiiBomichinv9259hinv9259C BomichichiiDomichinv9258hinv9258E DomichichiiFomichinv9257hinv9257G FomichichiiHomichinv9256hinv9256I HomichichiiJomichinv9255hinv9255K JomichichiiLomichinv9254hinv9254M LomichichiiNomichinv9253hinv9253O NomichichiiPomichinv9252hinv9252Q PomichichiiRomichinv9251hinv9251S RomichichiiTomichiUQI*>YblackglassfoldscheckversojoiningoffragmentsattheboVblackglassfoldsl3-4ofgreektextrightVblackglassfragmentsslightlymisplacedOVblackglassfrg1hasmovedcallmetocheckplaceoffragmeVblackglassihavetochecklittlescrapaVblackglassisthereanythingontheversodoneVblackglassl1-3attheleftfoldVblackglassl26verticalfibresontopoflastletterofth}Vblackglassl4-5ascraptomovealittlebitfragileandplVblackglassl6firstletterscheckversoVblackglasslabelonthewrongsideVTVomichinv9250T8, 18 A.D.Husselman EMTalei, Polemonos meris, Arsinoite nome; canal of MoerisP.Mich.inv. 678Demotic and GreekAnn ArborDemotic, col. I - 8; col. II - 9 Greek - 1 + 7 + 3DPapYesYesblack glass; folds; check versoTebtynis, Polem8>{ˆ\iFll come to you on account [of it], I will cause him to be far from you in respect of it, of necessity, without delay, and I will cause it to be clear for you (from) every writing, every document, [everything in the world]. <Thine> is every writing which has been made concerning them." (Greek subscriptions) (1st hand) Orseus, son of Patynis, my mother being Tasokis. The aforesaid sale of the ninth part of the vacant lot was made to me as aforesaid. Diodoros, son of Herakles, also wroGte for him because he is illiterate. (2nd hand) We, Chaireis, son of Apollonios, my mother being Thenobestis, and my mife Taagoreis, daughter of Papnebtynis, her mother being Heraeis, acknowledge that I, Chaireis, have sold, in accordance with the Egyptian contracts, to Orseus, son of Patynis, his mother being Tasokis, the ninth part of a walled vacant lot that belongs to me and of all the appurtenances common and undivided, in Talei of the division of Polemon; the neighbors of the whole l278ˆ\hA40.9 x 28.7 cm (total size)June 1922; Acquired from Nahman by the British MuseumChaireis, son of ApolloniosPH+ P.Mich. inv. 678; Archive of Kronion son of Apion, nomographos of the grapheion of TebtynisDemotic contract for the sale of one ninth of a vacant lot, made by Chaireis, son of Apollonios, and his wife to Orseus, son of Patynis; the subscriptions are in Greek, as well as the date which was added atB the top of the papyrus and the note giving the descriptions of the contracting parties at the bottom of the sheetAug. 28, 18 A.D.Edgerton WF - Husselman EMTalei, Polemonos meris, Arsinoite nome; canal of MoerisP.Mich.inv. 932Demotic and GreekAnn ArborDemotic, col. I - 8; col. II - 9 Greek - 1 + 7 + 3DPapYesYesblack glass; folds; checkLoan on Security1944complete1Recto and VersoDocumentary1286r_1.bmp1286v_2.bmp1286v_1.bmp<_600DPIFront_R1>1286r_a.bmp<_600DPIFront_R2>1286r_b.bmp<_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1>1286v_a.bmp<_600DPIF}Back_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8> #iT 1286r_2.bmpV 1286v_2.bmpW 1286v_1.bmpX 1286r_a.bmpY 1286r_b.bmpY 1286r_c.bmp` 1286v_a.bmphapheion of TebtynisE Husselman EMFPMich VG335H1944K&BL VIII, 213 (l. 1 of the signalments)M!Papyrological Primer, 4th editionNDavid M-Groningen BAO36P1965UNoVoversizeWYesX4Acquired from Nahman; reached the University in 1923[Loan on Securityrseii87ˆ\iDverything. My heart is [satisfied] concerning it. Call." (Demotic, col. II) Year 4 of Tiberius Caesar Augustus, fifth month of summer, (the days of) illumination, (day) 5. The . . . and servant of Souchos, Chaireis, son of Apollonios, his mother being Thenobestis, has said to the farmer and servant of [Souchos], Orseus, son of Panebtynis (sic), his [mother] being Tasokis, "I am far from you (in respect of) my one-ninth share of this dry vacant land which is surrounded by a wall (in the) SEouchos town of Talei (in) the division of Polemon on the [south] side (of) the canal Moeris (in the) Arsinoite nome. The boundaries of this entire dry vacant lot in which this [one-ninth] share is located: south, the exit; north, the house and court of Panebtynis, son of Phasis; west, the places of Kollouthos, son of Panebtynis (sic); east, the royal road. - - -. No man (in the) world, nor I likewise, [shall be able] to exercise authority over it, except you, from this date on. He that sha978ˆ\hC versoTebtynis, Polemonos meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptTiberius, Emperor; Chaireis son of Apollonios and Thenobestis, husband of Taakiaris, brh b3k (. . . & servant) of Souchos; Orseus son of Patynis and Tasokis, wy' b3k (farmer & servant) of Souchos; Panebtynis = Papnebtynis son of Phasis; Kollouthos son of Patynis; Taakiaris = Taagoreis, daughter of Papnebtynis and Hera = Heraeis (Herais), wife of Chaireis; Diodoros son of Herakles250Tebtynis, Polemonos meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptPMich VIlliteracy; Land Ownership; Priest; Profession; Religion; Sale; Topography (Talei); WomanSale of Part of a Vacant Lot1944nearly complete, damaged along some folds1Recto; Verso is blankDocumentary678r.bmp<_600DPIFront_R1>6788Kˆ\hEC8r_a.bmp<_600DPIFront_R2>678r_d.bmp<_600DPIFront_R3>678r_g.bmp<_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>iA(Greek) 4th year of Tiberius Caesar Augustus, 5th intercalary day of Mesore. Official copy. (Demotic, col. I) Year 4 of Tiberius Caesar Augustus, fifth month of summer, (the days of) illumination, (day) 5. The . . . and servant of Souchos, Chaireis, son of Apollonios, his mother being Thenobestis, has said to the farmer and servant of Souchos, Orseus, son of Patynis, his mother being Tasokis, "You have satisfied my heart with the silver [of the price] of my one-ninth share of dry vacant lide>Recto; Verso is blankDocumentary678r.bmp<_600DPIFront_R1>6777ˆ2hBrrections>BL III, 115 (l. 10); BL IX, 160 (l. 8). - L. 2-3: in an unpublished note, H.C. Youtie understands "syn toi ephe|teoi krithinoi sporoi" as "including the barley already sown this year" (rather than as "with a year's supply of barley seed"), and dates the papyrus of 26-27 A.D. (rather than 25-26 A.D.), between the sowing and the harvest, as did the editor of P.S.I. VIII, 905. (PH)26-27 A.D.Husselman EMTalei, Polemonos meris; Phremei (amphodCon, Arsinoiton polis)P.Mich.inv. 1287GreekAnn Arbor10V (oversize box, Tebtynis)PapNoNoP.Mich. inv. 1287 is a duplicate of P.S.I. VIII, 905, but contains many words and phrases omitted there.needed new folder; folded; right side?Tebtynis, Polemonos meris, Arsinoite nome, province of Egypt3rd hand: slow-writer (with many peculiarities of s88ˆ\iBand which is surrounded by a wall (in the) Souchos town of Talei (in) the division of Polemon on the south side [(of) the] canal Moeris (in the) Arsinoite nome. The boundaries of this entire dry vacant lot in which this one-ninth share is located: south, the exit; north, the house and court of Panebtynis, son of Phasis; west, the places of Kollouthos, son of Patynis; east, (the) royal road. - - - this one-ninth share which is(?) written above. No man in the world, nor I likewise, shall be Cable to exercise authority over it, except you, from this date on. He that shall come to you [on account of it], I will cause him to be far from you on account of it, of necessity, without delay, and I will cause it to be clear for you from every writing, every document, everything in the world. If I fail to [cause] it to be clear, I will give you . . . of necessity, without delay." The woman of endowment, Taakiaris, daughter of Panebtynis, her mother being Hera, is present and says, "Do e71287r_2.bmp<_600DPIFront_R1>1287r_c.bmp<_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8> TiAWe, Apollonios and Didymos, both sons of Apollonios, acknowledge that we have ceded to Zenon, son of Ptolemaios, to him and to his heirs and assigns, for transference from the aforesaid day forever, from the four arourai, or as many as there may be, of the catoecic allotment that belongs to us, inherited from our father, near Talei in Polemon, two arourai on the east side, including the barley already sown this year; and we shall transfer it, measured by the ninety-six-cubit schoinion with3rd hand: slow-writer (with many peculiarities of s70EiDngly, not be permissible for the lessees to abandon the lease during the period. Kronion guarantees the lease against public charges, irrespective of other debts which the lessees owe in accordance with a contract of loan and except for any lease which he (Kronion) has with him (sic) and anyone else. Signatory: Aphrodisios, son of Herodes, about 35 years of age, with a scar below his right shin. (2nd hand) I, Horos, son of Horos, and my sons, Hermas and Horos, all three Persians of the epiEgone and mutual sureties for recovery,have leased the above-mentioned thirteen arourai for the aforementioned two years, irrespective of other debts, either debts which we owe to Kronion with a contract of loan and (sic) apart from any lease which he has with us and anyone else, as stated above. Aphrodisios, son of Herodes, wrote for them, as they are illiterate. (3rd hand) I, Kronion, son of . . ., have leased and will guarantee, as stated above. (1st hand) Year . . . [- - -] he Q&5apolloniosdioiketes(VsVtVapolloniossonofmaronVapolloniusWapolloniussophistaorapiongrammaticusVapollonousapollosWWapouli;apphys WaprilisWWapynchisWYWapynchissonoforseusothersaltmerchantsVaquilaWarabarches@WIWWarcadiarWqWarchonWareiosWareiosandchairemonVares:WHWaresisPWWaresisandthenapollosdaughtersofsiphonPVVargyrikonWWWWWKWarios5WaristeidespphanesaristopousgarrianosarsinoeHWarsinoedaughterofherakleidesHVarsinoiteWartemidorosWFEWkWartemidoroskoureusEVartemidorossonoftheodoroskVartemisMartokopiou}Was'Wascholoumenos*WasklasnWWasklassonofbesisnVasklepiadesWZWyWWasklepiadesptollarousaliasisiasyVasklepiadessonofpetechonVassistantWasteEWatDWsV.9tephersosЂ  WWWW:;<W=tephersossonofpaeusVtephersosunnamedparents VtephorsosWterausWterentianusW2W7W8W9W:W;W<W=W>W?W@WAWWterentiusWaW?W@Wterepsaeis Wterepsaeisterepsais VterepsaisW WterettianusWtereuslWWWterisWWterisherakllinouphosmisthiosVteris>WterosWterotterposWCtertiaMWWtertianusWtertiusWtertiusoffelliuscenturioVtestWWW9WCWDWEW]WWWWWWWWWWWWW3WGWOWRWbWlWpWuW|W}WWWWWWWWWWWbWcWlWxWWW8W}WW\WqWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWtesenepnoutisWtesenepnoutisseegeographicaV$.' imieusWW]WdWjWkWoWyWWWWWWbWWW W W W WWWWWWWWWW.W6W:W<Wmife\WWmightWWOWWW&W0W2W4W6W8W=W?WKWRWTWWZW]WmightiestWWmightyDWmikalosWmikion.WmikkalossWmikriniosWmildlyWmile`WmilitaryyW?WWWgWmilitumWWWmilkWmillWWWJW}WWmiller|W}WWmillskWWmillstonecWmillstonescWmimosGWmimossonofthesameGVminaWW9WWW3WOWRW[WlW}WWWWWWminae{WKWminaiWW6WWWWW hP.Mich.inv. 920top of APapYesYes1-9Pl Ia,ba+bZPE 561984<_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFBront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>k published‹AP.Mich.inv. 4556CPapE Heisler RJFZPE 57G125-6H1984IPl XIa,bJ SB XVI 13084 (and XVIII, p. 489)KBL IX, 297 (l. 3)UNoWYesX& 1926/1927 ; Acquired by Prof. KelseyoCoptichogr Descr>Recto: medium-sized cursive, respt*Gr ;nomeSWVWXW\WfWhWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWW8W:WTW[W_WhWiWlWmWnWrW{W|WWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWW8W?W@W}WWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWtWwWxWyWWWWWW-W.W8WEWqWyWWWWWWRWnomeseWWnomidaeWWnomidaenumidaenoumidaiVVnomoiWnomosW8W9WnotWnotavailableyetVnoumeniouMWnoumidaiWWnumidaeWWoasisofWWWWW:WIWJW[WWWWTWcWhWlWoWWWWWWW WW-W3WJWYWWWWWWWWWWW W0W@WBWCWDWEWHWJWLWWW=M:.ˆGAP.Mich.inv. 1266CPapDDuplicate of P.S.I. VIII, 902 (which has remnants of the signalments of the contracting parties). - Archive of Kronion son of Apion, nomographos of the grapheion of TebtynisE Husselman EMFPMich VG355H1944K?BL III, 115 (l. 11); BL VIII, 213 (l. 2; 4); BL IX, 160 (l. 11)th every guarantee from both public and private encumbrances and from every impost as aforesaid. I, Eutychos the 3rd, son of Eutychos, wrote for my mother because she is illiterate, and I have been appoiGhnted her guardian. (2nd hand) Eutychos the elder, son of Eutychos. The sale was made to me as aforesaid. j*done on the orig.; conservation14; scannedk publishedp4/14/98ˆGAP.Mich.inv. 1266CPapDDuplicate of P.S.I. VIII, 902 (which has remnants of the signalments of the contracting parties). - Archive of Kronion son of Apion, nomographos of the grapheion of TebtynisE Husselman EMFPMich VG355H1944K?BL III, 115 (l. 11); BL VIII, 213 (l. 2; 4); BL IX, 160 (l. 11)and co8ˆ2iB the correct carpenter's wooden cubit measure on the foundation wall in Phremei. The neighbors of the two arourai that have been ceded are on the south the allotment of Taorseus, daughter of Chairemon, with a drain between; on the north the vineyard of Mystharion, son of Pyrrhos, and the allotment of Alkimos; on the west our remaining two arourai; and on the east the allotment of the purchaser Zenon, on condition that the irrigation and the drainage shall be carried on according to past cuCstom. And we have received a sum of money for the cession and guarantee it with every guarantee from public encumbrances and from surtaxes and the artab tax and the naubion tax and the arithmetica and from all other imposts from the past time up to the twelfth year of Tiberius Caesar Augustus and for the present twelfth year of Tiberius Caesar Augustus, and from every claim forever. The wife of Apollonios, Tapaeis, also called Tapitynis, daughter of Peteeus, and the wife of Didymos, Taorse: :womanLWMWNWOWPWQWRWUWVWWWXWYW\W]W`WaWbWcWdWeWfWgWhWiWjWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWW#W$W+W-W4W:W=WAWFWHWIWMWWWWWWWW~WWWWWWWWW-W8WEWIWhWiWyWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWW W W W W WWWWWWWWWWWWWWW!W%W(W.W0W1W2W3W6W:W;W<W=WGWwomenW6WworkpWqW}W~WWWWWWWaW~WWWWWWWWWW^WWWWWUWwW{WWWWWW;WWWW#W%W0W2W:W=W?WVWwfFW\WWWwf-husselmanBWWZW[WwhWWWWWWoWWWWWW W W W WWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWwhitehorneWWWWdW;W<WWWWwhitehornejVVVVdV;V<VVVVwilfonguWwilfongtguVwinnington-ingramWWwinter`W_WgWwWWWrWsWtWuWvWxWWWWWWWWW6W7WWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWW W!W"W#W$W%W&W'W(W)W*W+W,W-W.W/W0W1W2W3W4W5W6W7W8W9W:W;W<W=W>W?W@WAWBWCWDWEWFWGWHWIWJWKWLWMWNWOWPWQWRWSWTWCWDWFWIW@WWWW<_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIB.WOWRW[WlWzW}WWWWWWWbWlWxWWWWWWWWWWW(Winterest-free0WinterestedoWWinterestsW[WWWinterferedeWinterferenceMW[WWWWW=WDWEWSWoWWWWW8W:WRWWWWintriguesoWintroduceWoWintroduced?WoW"WintroductionoWWinundatedWinundationWinvWWWinv2953colitexttoofragmentarytobetranslatedVVinv2953coliiinv2954coli-iiVVinvalidWWinvestigateWinvestigatingWinvestigationW WSW;ˆIiFcived as my share the aforesaid slave, Heraklas, and I will do everything as aforesaid. (4th hand) I, Haryotes the younger, also called Arabarches, son of Herodion, have joined in making a division at the present time, and have received as my share the two aforesaid slaves, Thermoutharion and Heraklous, who is lame, and I will do everything as aforesaid. j3done on the orig., conservation16; scanned; checkedk publishedp5/20/98s1347, Emperor; Psenkebkis son of Psyphis; Pnebtynis son of Psyphis; Chomenis (see Geographica) Marepsemis son of Marepsemis (see also P.Mich. V, p. 386 for possible parallels)zCIlliteracy; Irrigation; Land Ownership; Land Status; Religion; Sale{248Tebtynis, Polemonos meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptPMich VGuild; ListList of Members of a Guild1944complete19.7 x 31.1 cmAcquired from Nahman; reached the University in 1923Thermouthis daughter of MarepsemisPHArchive of Kronion son of Apion, nomographos of the grapheion of TebtynisDemotic contract for the sale of a half share in two rooms, made by Thermouthis, daughter of Marepsemis, to her son, Eutychos the elder; the subscriptions are in Greek, as well as the date which was added at the top of the papyrusL. 1 (of the Greek text): read heates for heautes; l. 2: read prosbytero for presbytero; l. 9: read Eutychou prosbyterou ten, instead of Eutychou presbyterou Eutychou ten; l. 12: read Eutychos 3- Eutychou, instead of Eutychos Eutychou; l. 14: read gegon' eis me, instead of gegone eis me. (PH)Aug. 28, 30 A.D.Edgerton WF - Husselman EMTebtynis, Polemonos meris, Arsinoite nome; canal of MoerisP.Mich.inv. 1267Demotic Cand GreekAnn ArborDemotic - 16; Greek - 1 + 14DPapYesYesL. 11: one little scrap misplaced; check alignment of the two parts in the top + fibres at the topTebtynis, Polemonos meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptTiberius, Emperor; Thermouthis daughter of Marepsemis and Demarion, (wife of Eutychos) (see also P.Mich. V, p. 20-21); . . . alias Eutos = Eutychos tritos son of Euty-':YDibelongingSWmWWWWWWWWWWWWbWcWnWzW|W}WWWWWWW8W|WWW-WgWlWnWWWWWWWWWWWWbelongingsqWbelongsWCWFWVW[WyWWWWOWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWW$W%W1W2W3W5W7W8W;W?WCWEWKWMWNWOWPWTWUWWWYWZW\W]WcWdWfWhWiWlWmWqWrWsWtWvWxWyWW)W6WbeltsW4WbemaWbeneathWWWWWCWfWhWWWWWbenefaction"WWWW.WbenefactionsSWbeneficenceW?WbeneficientWbenefit8WBWbenefitedWWbenevolenceWWbenipesWbentetisWbequeathedWbereaved<WbereavementsoWberisNWbes/Wbeseech=WWWWTWbesideWWW8ˆFhDchos and Thermouthis, guardian of Thermouthis (see also P.Mich. V, p. 20-21); *Jijoj = Eutychos presbyteros son of *Jijoj = Eutychos alias *Takn-lain and of Thermouthis (see also P.Mich. V, p. 20-21); Petenephies son of Orseus (alias?) Achis <or: son of Orseus grandson of Achis>; Kames (& unnamed brothers); (unnamed) sons of Nephies253Tebtynis, Polemonos meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptPMich VFamily; House; House OwnershiEp; Religion; Sale; Woman (& guardian)Sale of Part of Two Rooms1944frayed at the top; some damage along one of the folds1Recto; Verso is blankDocumentary1267r.bmp<_600DPIFront_R1>1267r_a.bmp<_600DPIFront_R2>1267r_b.bmp<_600DPIFront_R3>1267r_c.bmp<_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFrk^ˆFiB of my half share of this room which is built <read: this room of a house?> which is equipped with beams and doors downstairs . . ., together with my half share of the way of entrance and exit, together with my half share of this bedroom (in) the third story, he having authority against her in the gate of the courtyard (?), (in the) Souchos town of Tebtynis (in) the division of Polemon, on the south side of the canal of Moeris, (in the) Arsinoite nome. The boundaries of the entire, uCndivided house: south the house of Pete- - - together with its courtyard; north, (the) house of Kames and his brothers; west, the royal road; east, the courtyard of - - -. No man in the world, nor I likewise, shall be able to exercise authority over them, except you, from this date. He that shall come to you on account of them, I will cause him to be far from you in respect of them, of necessity, without delay, and I will cause it to be clear for you from every writing, every document, eveV'g%ˆAP.Mich.inv. 696CPapDIArchive of Kronion son of Apion, nomographos of the grapheion of TebtynisE Husselman EMFPMich VG344H1944K@BL VII, 111 (l. 2; 4). - L. 8: read lypas instead of autas. (PH)UYesVCWNoX-1921, Acquired by Kelsey from Nahman in Cairo[Receipt for Rent\ 16.5 x 28 cmer husband, as guardian, consents to the sale, and agrees not to proceed against it forever and that neither she nor anyone else on her behalf shall bring any claim against it as aforesaid. I, Apollonios, wrote aCvlso for my wife since she is illiterate. (2nd hand) Papnebtynis, son of Ameneus. The sale was made to me as aforesaid.Rj*done on the orig.; conservation14; scannedk publishedp4/15/98ˆAP.Mich.inv. 696CPapDIArchive of Kronion son of Apion, nomographos of the grapheion of TebtynisE Husselman EMFPMich VG344H1944K@BL VII, 111 (l. 2; 4). - L. 8: read lypas instead of autas. (PH)UYesVCWNoX-1921, Acquired by Kelsey from Nahman in Cairo[Receipt for Rent\ 16.5 x 28 cm thˆ5uKronion, son of HerodesvApril 26, 31 A.D.w Ann Arbor8ASubscription to a contract by which Kronion, son of Herodes, sells five arourai of sacred land near Ptolemais Melissourgon to Didymos, son of Didymos; provision is made that the existing lease remain in force for the year in which the sale is made. On the verso were added the descriptions of the seller and his wife; at the top of the recto, a date, which could the time at which this official copy was prepared.yKronion son of Herodes, husband of Thermouthis; Didymos son of Didymos (see also P.Mich. V, 236?); Petermouthis (former owner); Herakles; Tiberius, Emperor; Thermouthis daughter of Alkimos, wife of KronionzHIlliteracy; Land Ownership; Land Status; Lease; Sale; Woman (& guardian){Ptolemais Melissourgon|PHOHerodes alias Herakleides (son of Lysimachos) (see P.Mich. V, p. 17-18; XI, p. 89-90); Herakleides (neoteros son of Maron) (see also P.Mich. V, p. 381; XI, p. 89-90); Tiberius, former emperor; Gaius, Emperor; Kronion (son of Apion), nomographos of Tebtynis621Tebtynis, Polemonos meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptPMich XIAdministration; Cession; Land OwnershDip; Letter; NotaryBusiness Letter1971broken off at the top1Recto and VersoDocumentary648r.bmp648v.bmp<_600DPIFront_R1>648r_a.bmp<_600DPIFront_R2>648r_b.bmp<_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1>648v_a.bmp<_600DPIBack_R8'ˆ5iA(Recto) Official copy. 17th(?) year, Pachon 1. I, Kronion, son of Herodes, acknowledge that I have sold to Didymos, son of Didymos, in accordance with this contract from the present day forever the sacred land that belongs to me near Ptolemais Melissourgon, from that which is under cultivation, five arourai or as many as there may be in one parcel; the neighbors being on the south the uncultivated land, on the north the land that formerly belonged to Petermouthis but which now belongs toB Herakles, on the west crown land and in part the uncultivated land tat has been purchased, on the east crown land. And I have received the entire price agreed upon, in full, from hand to hand, out of the house, and I guarantee the sale with every guarantee from all public debts and all additional taxes and every impost of former times up to the past fifteenth year of Tiberius Caesar Augustus and of the fifteenth year of Tiberius Caesar Augustus as well as from all private debts and every 8(8&ˆ5hD; Land Ownership; Land Status; Lease; Sale; Woman (& guardian)Sale of Sacred Land1944slightly damaged along one of the folds1Recto and VersoDocumentary1284r_1.bmp1284v_1.bmp<_600DPIFront_R1>1284r_a.bmp<_600DPIFront_R2>1284r_b.bmp<_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFEront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1>1284v_a.bmp<_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>zi>Documentary1284r_1.bmp1284v_1.bmp<_600DPIFront_R1>1284r_a.bmp<_600DPIFront_R2>1284r_b.bmp<_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><8'ˆ5hBn in force for the year in which the sale is made. On the verso were added the descriptions of the seller and his wife; at the top of the recto, a date, which could the time at which this official copy was prepared.April 26, 31 A.D.Husselman EMPtolemais MelissourgonP.Mich.inv. 1284GreekAnn ArborRecto - 1 + 9; Verso - 4V (oversize box, Tebtynis)PapNoNounfold; check folds + for minor things on the left sideTebtynis, Polemonos meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptKronion son of Herodes, husband of Thermouthis; Didymos son of Didymos (see also P.Mich. V, 236?); Petermouthis (former owner); Herakles; Tiberius, Emperor; Thermouthis daughter of Alkimos, wife of Kronion254Tebtynis, Polemonos meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptPMich VIlliteracyNx‰O`probably Aphrodite (Aphrodito), Antaiopolite nome, province of the Lower Thebais, Thebais, EgyptPBroken off on the left side and at the top; broken also along nearly every horizontal fold. P.Mich. inv. 6919 and 6921 group a few fragments belonging to the upper part of this roll, but these cannot be connected into a continuous text.QAmany fragments@A*   *R1Recto (written across the fibres); Verso is blankS DocumentaryT 6903r1.bmpT 6903r2_2.bmpU 6903r2_1.bmpU 6903r2_3.bmpV 6903r3.bmpX 6903r1_a.bmpX 6903r1_b.bmpX 6903r1_c.bmpX 6903r2_a.bmpX 6903r2_b.bmpY 6903r1_d.bmpY 6903r1_e.bmpY 6903r1_f.bmpY 6903r2_c.bmpY 6903r2_d.bmpZ 6903r1_g.bmpZ 6903r1_h.bmpZ 6903r1_i.bmpZ 6903r2_e.bmpZ 6903r2_f.bmp[ 6903r1_j.bmp[ 6903r1_k.bmp[ 6903r1_l.bmp[ 6903r2_h.bmp[ 6903r2_i.bmp\ 6903r2_k.bmp\ 6903r2_l.bmp] 6903r3_a.bmp] 6903r3_b.bmp] 6903r3_c.bmp^ 6903r3_d.bmp^ 6903r3_e.bmp by me (/ 8year<WLWRWeWkWoWWWWWWWWWW[W_WbWdWsWyWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWW W W W W WWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWW W!W"W#W$W%W&W'W(W)W+W-W.W1W2W3W6W:W;W<W=WUWyear'sqW(& :landDWEWHWKWLWMWNWPWTWUWWWZW\W]W_WcWdWeWkWnWsWxWzW~WWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWLWRWYWfWgWjWqWuWvWzWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWW8WKWOWQWxW|W}W9WEWGWHWhWiWvW~WWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWW W W W W WWWWWWWWWWWWWW.W6W;WGWJWMW?b eison<W=W>W?W@WAWBWCWDWEWFWGWHWIWJWKWLWMWNWOWPWQWRWSWTWUWVWWWXWYWZW[W\W]W_W`WaWbWcWdWfWhWiWjWkWlWmWnWoWpWqWrWsWtWuWvWwWxWyWzW{W|W}W~WWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWW-iaugustus<W>W@WCWDWEWFWHWIWKWLWMWNWOWRWVW[W\WcWfWgWhWlWoWpWxWzW}WWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWW,WWW_WaWdWkWlWmWnWoWqWvWxW}WWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWW8W?W@WGWSW|W}WWWWWWxW~WWWWWWWWWWWWW W!W#W$W'WgWhWiWkWvWwWyWWWWWWWWWWWWWFWOWXWaugustus>WaugustusmWWR iiprivateFWHWKWNWOWTWYWbWcWfWhWjWmWoWxWyW|W}W~WWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWnWxWyWWW|WWWWWWprivately WWWprivateyWpriveWprivyUWprmresWprobably+WKWprobinusW8WprobusWW?W@WBWWWWqWyWproceduregWproceedWOWWW2W5W6W7W8W:W;W=W?W@WAWCWHWIWOWPWVWWW\W]WbWdWiWjWlWnWqWtW{W|W}WWWWWWWWWWWWWWWnW?W@WproceededOWHWproceedingWproceedingsWWWWWWproceedsOWHWWWprocesWprocessionWprocessionsqWSY$4)‰ hCders)Caius (Gaius)458Pl. XVcUnknownCavenaile R81CPL1957PMich VIILetterPrivate Letter(?)1947Broken off at top, left and right; badly damaged1Recto; Verso is blankDocumentary<_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>-PapNoYesPlace and join (if possible) the 2 fragments - Check sizeUnknownA well-formed cursive with consider;}84ˆyKronion son of Herodes, husband of Thermouthis; Didymos son of Didymos (see also P.Mich. V, 236?); Petermouthis (former owner); Herakles; Tiberius, Emperor; Thermouthis daughter of Alkimos, wife of KronionzHIlliteracy; Land Ownership; Land Status; Lease; Sale; Woman (& guardian){Ptolemais Melissourgon|PHO36 x 28.8 cm (total size)1921, Acquired by Kelsey from Nahman in CairoKronion, son of HerodesPH+ P.Mich. inv. 683; duplicate of P.Mich. V, 254 (inv. 1284). - Archive of Kronion son of Apion, nomographos of the grapheion of TebtynisSubscription to a contract by which Kronion, son of Herodes, sells five arourai of sacred land near Ptolemais Melissourgon to Didymos, son of Didymos; provision is made that the e/98K6Yr9thermouthisdaughterofpasoknopaiosVthermouthisdaughterofstrateiosVthermouthishiswife5VterofstrateiosVthermouthishiswife5V5Vections>Duplicate of P.Mich. V, 255 (inv. 690 + 683); Archive of Kronion son of Apion, nomographos of the grapheion of TebtynisSubscription to a contract by which Kronion, son of Herodes, sells five arourai of sacred land bear Ptolemais Melissourgon to Didymos, son of Didymos; provision is made that the existing lease remain Bin force for the year in which the sale is made. On the verso were added the descriptions of the contracting parties; at the top of the recto, a date, which could the time at which this official copy was prepared.April 26, 31 A.D.Husselman EMP.Mich.inv. 1284GreekAnn ArborRecto - 1 + 9; Verso - 4oversize boxPapNoNounfold; check folds + for minor things4~;~9kronionsonofherodion%VkronionsonofkamelotrophosVkronionsonofkamesVkronionsonofkrados(Vkronionsonoflabesisandtapneutynistapnebtynishusbando;Vkronionsonoflabesisseealsopmichvp186Vlabesisseealsopmichvp186VVnofpabellesVkronionsonofpamouthesVkronionsonofpapontoshusbandandguardianoftaaousmVkronionsonofpatynisanddidymeVkronionsonofpatynisgrandsonofpeeioulis'VkronionsonofpetesouchosaliaschaleshusbandoftephereusVkronionsonofpotamon"Vkronionsonofsoterichosseepmichiip222kV(Vkronionsonofsoterichosseepmichiip222pmichv240l6VkronionsonoftelephosVkronionsonofzoilosVkronionunnamedson VkronosDWkronousWktesonktestisWktistes&Wkybernetes'WWWWkyberomnis<WkyrillosUW Wkyrillosdekaprotosgymnasiarchesasseebasp161979223-224UV9/ˆ6hCPersons>Onnophris son of Psenkebkis and Tamares (Tamarres), husband of Tetosiris (& unnamed brothers); Psyphis son of Psyphis and Tetosiris (see P.Mich. V, p. 18-20); Psoiphis (Psyphis) son of Marepkamis; Nebtynis(Pnebtynis) son of Psoiphis (Psyphis); (unnamed) sons of Psoiphis (Psyphis), grandsons of Thothis; Lysimachos son of Lysimachos (see P.Mich. II, p. 222; V, p. 386); Tetosiris daughter of Psoiphis and Thaubastis, wife of Onnophris; Dionysios son of Maron (see P.Mich. V, p. 187)307Tebtynis, Polemonos meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptPMich VHouse Ownership; Illiteracy; Inheritance; Religion; Sale; Topography (Tebtynis); WomanSale of Property1944damaged along some folds1RectoDocumentary1283r_2.bmp<_600DPIFront_R1>1283r_a.bmp<_600DPIFront_8086ˆhBxisting lease remain in force for the year in which the sale is made30-31 A.D.Husselman EMPtolemais MelissourgonP.Mich.inv. 690GreekAnn Arbor12DPapYesNoblack glass; alignment; check versoTebtynis, Polemonos meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptKronion son of Herodes, husband of Thermouthis; Didymos son of DidyCmos (see also P.Mich. V, 236?); Petermouthis (former owner); Herakles; Tiberius, Emperor; Thermouthis daughter of Alkimos, wife of Kronion255Tebtynis, Polemonos meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptPMich VIlliteracy; Land Ownership; Land Status; Lease; Sale; Woman (& guardian)Sale of Sacred Land1944frayed at the top and bottom; badly damaged along some folds18$8?ˆhA36 x 28.8 cm (total size)1921, Acquired by Kelsey from Nahman in CairoKronion, son of HerodesPH+ P.Mich. inv. 690; duplicate of P.Mich. V, 254 (inv. 1284). - Archive of Kronion son of Apion, nomographos of the grapheion of TebtynisSubscription to a contract by which Kronion, son of Herodes, sells five arourai of sacred land near Ptolemais Melissourgon to Didymos, son of Didymos; provision is made that the eBxisting lease remain in force for the year in which the sale is made30-31 A.D.Husselman EMPtolemais MelissourgonP.Mich.inv. 683GreekAnn Arbor12DPapYesNoblack glass; check versoTebtynis, Polemonos meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptKronion son of Herodes, husband of Thermouthis; Didymos son of Didymos (see al84\ˆhDRectoDocumentary683r.bmp<_600DPIFront_R1>683r_a.bmp<_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>iAI, Kronion, son of Herodes, acknowledge that I have sold to Didymos, son of Didymos, in accordance with this contract from the present day forever the sacred land that belongs to me near Ptolemais Melissourgon, from that which is under cultivation, five arourai or as many as there may be in one parcel; the neighbors being on the south the uncultivated land, on the north the land that formerly belonged to Petermouthis but which now belongs to Herakles, on the west crown land and in part thelong some folds18":ˆO16.5 x 28.5 cm1921, Acquired by Kelsey from Nahman in CairoTaorseus, daughter of ThoteusPHDuplicate of P.Mich. V, 285 (inv. 943). - Archive of Kronion son of Apion, nomographos of the grapheion of TebtynisSubscription to a contract by which Taorseus, daughter of Thoteus, sells the fifth share of a vacant lot in Kerkeosiris to Phaesis, the son of her brother NikonIst cent. A.D.HusseCWNoX-1921, Acquired by Kelsey from Nahman in Cairo[Sale of Part of a Vacant Lot\16.5 x 28.5 cmnW[WcontractedQWUWWWcontracting7W@WIWMWWmW?W@WWcontractorUWpWcontractsWWW>W?WBWHWPWWWZW\W]WdWiWjWrWyWzW{WWWWWWW&WZWcontradictsWWcontraryOWW4WnWWwWcontravenesyWcontraveningWcontributeWcontributed{WWWWWW-W9W;WLWWWWWWWWWW+W<WpWwWKWcontributesWcontributingoWcontributionrW{WW W#WcontributionsW<W#WcontrolWWW7WMWmWnWWW?W@WWWWWR! ioneWWWWWWWWWWWWWW%W+W2W6W7W8W:W?W@WAWHWIWMWQWSWTW]W`WbWcWgWhWlWmWnWrWwWxWzW{W|W}WWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWW&W'W.W/W0W8W?W@WKWOWQWSWyW|W}WWWWWW'W-W.WWWWW.WUW_WgWhWiWlWnWvWwWyW}WWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWW W"W#W%W(W4W8WXWyWonedonkeyoflentilVonekeramionVonelineofdemoticVVone'sQWone-eighthWWWWWWZWWone-eyedWWone-fourthWWWone-half{WWWC,b ivalidWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWmWnWqWrWuWwWxWzW~WWWWWWWWWWW?W@W|WoWyWWZWvalidatedoWWvalidatingWvalidityWvalley4WEWvaluation{WpWzWWWWKW~WWWWWvalue{W{WW8W>WeWWW@WHWIWbWWKW WZWWWWWWWWWWWWW(WRH7 IinotWWWWWWWWWWWWWb;ˆv 29-30 A.D.w Ann Arbor8AContracts of sale of a house and of loan of 420 drachmai, made between the same parties, Orseus, son of Kollouthos, and his brother, Orseus the elder; the two documents together constitute a mortgage, the house being the security for the loan. The puzzling note on the verso seems to mean that this copy of the subscription, intended for Kollouthos, son of Orseus and joint borrower with him, was to be held until something was received from him.9AOOrseus son of Kollouthos and Tereus, Perses tes epigones; Orseus presbyteros son of Kollouthos and Tereus; Nestnephis; Pelemasis; Kollouthos son of Orseus grandson of Kollouthos, Perses tes epigones, Talites Patynion son of Herakles (see also P.Mich. V, 230); (unnamed) prostates of Matres(?) (= Orseus presbyteros?); Tiberius, EmperorOz~Ethnicity; Family; House Ownership; Illiteracy; Loan; Mortgage; Personal status: Perses tes epigones; Sale; Topography (Talei){!Perses; Talei; Talites; Matres(?)|PH^‡>_"When the papyrus was bought, the inner text was still sealed up. The clay sealing had a plain surface without any design." (Edgar)n7Philadelpheia, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, EgyptoGreekr17u AntigenesvJanuary 5, 254 B.C.w Ann ArborxFormal notification, written in duplicate, of the loss of a donkey, preesented by a Macedonian cleruch to the chief policeman of PhiladelphiayAlexandros, archiphylakites (see Pros.Ptol. II 4545); Antigenes, Makedon, ton Nikanoros, klerouchos (see Pros.Ptol. II 3801); Nikanor (see Pros.Ptol. II 1961 + add.); Nikias (see Pros.Ptol. V 13646)z/Animal; Army; Ethnicity; Land Ownership; Police{&Philadelpheia, Arsinoite nome; Makedon|PHO7Philadelpheia, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, EgyptP:complete, slightly damaged; for the clay sealing, see noteQ1RRecto; Verso is blankS DocumentaryX 3196r_a.bmphr[$Notification of the Loss of a Donkey\ 11 x 20 cm] black glassizeBack_R1><_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_858@ˆhCso P.Mich. V, 236?); Petermouthis (former owner); Herakles; Tiberius, Emperor; Thermouthis daughter of Alkimos, wife of Kronion255Tebtynis, Polemonos meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptPMich VIlliteracy; Land Ownership; Land Status; Lease; Sale; Woman (& guardian)Sale of Sacred Land1944frayed at the top and bottom; badly damaged along some folds1RectoDocumentary683r.bmp<_600DPIFront_R1>683r_a.bmp<_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>xiband of Thermouthis; Didymos son of Didymos (see al8?5ˆiAI, Kronion, son of Herodes, acknowledge that I have sold to Didymos, son of Didymos, in accordance with this contract from the present day forever the sacred land that belongs to me near Ptolemais Melissourgon, from that which is under cultivation, five arourai or as many as there may be in one parcel; the neighbors being on the south the uncultivated land, on the north the land that formerly belonged to Petermouthis but which now belongs to Herakles, on the west crown land and in part theB uncultivated land tat has been purchased, on the east crown land. And I have received the entire price agreed upon, in full, from hand to hand, out of the house, and I guarantee the sale with every guarantee from all public debts and all additional taxes and every impost of former times up to the past fifteenth year of Tiberius Caesar Augustus and of the fifteenth year of Tiberius Caesar Augustus as well as from all private debts and every claim forever, together with the rent of the pres9% w8madeWWWWWWWWWWWWLWbWWWWWWWWW,; GV3129vYW3129vbmpYV3136vRW3136vbmpRV3193vAW3193vbmpAV3194v@W3194vbmp@V3198v=W3198vbmp=V3199v<W3199vbmp<V3200vW3200vabmpV3201v:W3201vbmp:V3202v9W3202vbmp9V3203v8W3203vbmp8V3205v6W3205vbmp6V3208v5W3208vbmp5V3209v4W3209vbmp4V3218v.W3218vbmp.V3219v-W3219vbmp-V3220v,W3220vbmp,V3224v(W3224vbmp(V3231v"W3231vbmp"V3234vW3234vbmpV3240v}W3240vbmp}V333vW333vbmpV338vvW338vbmpvV342vmW342vbmpmV3514veWfW3514vbmpeVfV35v7W35vbmp7V3639vW3639vbmpV3645vW3645vabmpV394vW394vbmpV396vW396v1bmpV396v2bmpV4WW4013vpW4013vbmppV4226vWyW4226vbmpVyV441vzW441vbmpzVck_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_6)iW3196rabmp>V3198r=W3198rabmp=V3201r:W3201rabmp:V3201rbbmp:V3202r9W3202rabmp9V3203r8W3203rabmp8V3203rbbmp8V3203rcbmp8V3204r7W3204rabmp7V3205r6W3205rabmp6V3205rbbmp6V3209r4W3209rabmp4V;`3203v8W3203vabmp8V3205v6W3205vcbmp6V3206vYW3206vabmpYV3208v5W3208vabmp5V3209v4W3209vabmp4V3212v3W3212vabmp3V3213v2W3213vabmp2V3216vW3216vabmpV3217v/W3217vabmp/V3218v.W3218vabmp.V3219v-W3219vabmp-V3220v,W3220vabmp,V3224v(W3224vabmp(V3225v'W3225vabmp'V3227v%W3227vabmp%V3231v"W3231vabmp"VW4607vabmpV4666bvW4666bvabmpV4666cvW4666cvabmpV4690vW4690vabmpV4703vW4703vbbmpV4703vebmpV4714vW4714vabmpV4715avW4715avabmpV4715avbbmpV4716cvYW4716cvabmpYV4716cvbbmpYV4719v5W4719vabmp5V4719vbbmp5V4719vcbmp5V4731avW4731avabmpV4731avbbmpV4731bvWW4731bvabmpWV4748fvAW4748fvabmpAV5258v>W5258vabmp>V5258vbbmp>V8G8MQˆxhEK_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>iAI, Akes, son of Pisais, acknowledge that I have ceded to Orsenouphis, son of Pr- - -, from the sacred land of the god Souchos that belongs to me near the farmstead of Herakleides in the division of Polemon, five arourai, or as many as there may be, in one parcel, apart from the impost of the village, the neighbors of the whole allotment being on the south the allotment of Ptolemaios, son of . . ., on the north the allotment of Psenobastis, on the west the canal through which the allotment Herakleidou epoikionP.Mich.inv. 711GreekAnn Arbor10DPapYesNoL. 5-6, middle (cf. verso): fold; l. 7-8 (1/3 left): vertical fibres on top of the horiz. ones; check alignment on the left.Tebtynis, Polemonos meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptAkes son of Pisaeis (Pisai<:LCˆz{SIbion Eikosapentarouron (Eikosipentarouron), Polemonos meris; Hellenikos; Aigyptios|PHOTotal size: ca. 54 x 28 cm. (P.S.I. VIII, 904, frg. a: 23 x 26 cm; P.Mich. inv. 709: 20.2 x 28.2 cm; P.S.I. VIII, 904, frg. b: 11 x 26 cm)1921, Acquired by Kelsey from Nahman in CairoHaryotes, son of LysimachosPH+ P.S.I. VIII, 904; see also P.Mich. V, 340, verso (draft of the end of the body of the contract for which we have here the authentic subscriptions). - Archive of Kronion son of Apion, nomographos of the grapheications made in them are valid, except that concerning the share of building sites given as dowry by the said Didymos for Herakleia, and sold by Herakleia acting witis8J8EˆxhCs); Orsenouphis son of Pr---; Herakleides (see Geographica); Ptolemaios son of - - -; Psenobastis; Marsisouchos son of Marepsemis (see also P.Mich. II, 121, recto, col. II, abstract 6)256Tebtynis, Polemonos meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptPMich VCession; Illiteracy; Irrigation; Land Ownership; Land Status; Religion; Taxation (Land)Cession of Sacred Land1944Deeply frayed at the Dtop and bottom; the surface is also worn, so that much of the writing is barely legible1Recto; Verso is blankDocumentary711r.bmp<_600DPIFront_R1>711r_a.bmp<_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4>W?W@WAWBWCWDWGWIWMWOWPWQWRWVWWW\W]WbWdWfWhWiWjWlWnWoWqWtW{W|W}WWWW9,Fw XbmpTWUWVWWWXWYWZW[W\W]W^W_W`WaWbWdWeWfWgWhWiWjWkWmWnWoWpWqWrWsWtWuWvWwWxWyWzW{W|W}W~WWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWW WW)WSWVWWWXWYWZW[W\W]W^W_W`WaWbWcWdWeWfWgWhWiWjWkWlWmWnWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWW?W@WCWFWGWIWzW{W|W}WWWWWWWWWWWWWWW W*WAWOW~WWWWWWW;8GˆxhA27.2 x 28.9 cm1921, Acquired by Kelsey from Nahman in CairoAkes, son of PisaisPHArchive of Kronion son of Apion, nomographos of the grapheion of TebtynisSubscription to a contract by which Akes, son of Pisais, cedes five arourai of sacred land near the epoikion Herakleidou to Orsenouphis; mention is made of the epibole komes (impost of the village), abandoned land assigned to the landholder so that it bringBs revenue to the state29-30 A.D.Husselman EMHerakleidou epoikionP.Mich.inv. 711GreekAnn Arbor10DPapYesNoL. 5-6, middle (cf. verso): fold; l. 7-8 (1/3 left): vertical fibres on top of the horiz. ones; check alignment on the left.Tebtynis, Polemonos meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptAkes son of Pisaeis (Pisai/JWalreadydoneblackglasswhichwasbrokenNValrightWalso5W;WWW<WWWWWBWHW<_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>,llotment of Ptolemaios, son of . . ., on the north the allotment of Psenobastis, on the west the canal through which the allotment Bis watered, on the east the canal through which the allotment is drained. And I have received from Orsenouphis the entire sum of money established for the cession and I guarantee the sale with every guarantee from all public debts and all charges and the naubion taxes and the artab taxes and the price of the land except the impost of the village and from all other sums demanded from past times up to the past fifteenth year of Tiberius Caesar Augustus and for the fifteenth year of Tiberius 8P*iˆhD30; add perhaps P.Mich. V, 348); Diodoros son of Ptolemaios257Tebtynis, Polemonos meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptPMich VHouse ownership; Illiteracy; Profession; Sale; Topography (Talei); Woman (& guardian)Sale of Part of a House1944complete1Recto; Verso is blankDocumentary635r.bmp<_600DPIFront_R1>635r_a.bmp<_600DPIFront_R2>635r_b.bmp<_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8> i); Herodes son of Herodes (see also P.Mich. II, 121, recto, col. III, abstract 5; V, 252; 293; 346; P.S.I. VIII, 905; 907; X, 118EKˆxiBis watered, on the east the canal through which the allotment is drained. And I have received from Orsenouphis the entire sum of money established for the cession and I guarantee the sale with every guarantee from all public debts and all charges and the naubion taxes and the artab taxes and the price of the land except the impost of the village and from all other sums demanded from past times up to the past fifteenth year of Tiberius Caesar Augustus and for the fifteenth year of Tiberius CCaesar Augustus as well, and from private encumbrances and every claim forever as aforesaid. Marsisouchos, son of Marepsemis, wrote for him because he is illiterate.j3done on the orig.; conservation14; scanned; checkedk publishedp4/15/98s3079axes and the artab taxes and the price of the land except the impost of the village and from all other sums demanded from past times up to the past fifteenth year of Tiberius Caesar Augustus and for the fifteenth year of Tiberius *OˆiCs, son of Herodes, wrote for them because they are illiterate. (2nd hand) Marres, son of Dionysios, son of Kambouthis. The sale was made to me as aforesaid. Diodoros, son of Ptolemaios, wrote for him because he is illiterate.j3done on the orig.; conservation14; scanned; checkedk publishedp4/15/98s2820nk space of 18 cm was left to write the body of the contract9ADidyme daughter of Petesouchos granddaughter of Chambouchis, wife of Harpouonsis; Harpouonsis son of Orseus, husband and guardian of Didyme; Mares (Marres) son of Dionysios grandson of Kambouchis = Kambouthis (= Chambouchis); Petermouthis son of Orseus, chalkeus (see also P.Mich. V, 251); Zenon son of Ptolemaios (see also P.Mich. V, 252); Anoubion, gnapheus (& unnamed brother); Herodes son of Herodes (see also P.Mich. II, 121, recto, col. III, abstract 5; V, 252; 293; 346; P.S.I. VIII, 905BG; 907; X, 1130; add perhaps P.Mich. V, 348); Diodoros son of Ptolemaios5tax, as aforesaid. Herode7s8 RrectoWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWW W WWWWWWWWW W!W"W#W$%W&W'W(W)W*+W,W-W.W/W0W1W2W3W4W5W6W7W8W9:W;W<W=W>W?W@WAWBWCWDWEWFWGWHWIWJWKWLWMWNWOWPWQWRWSWTWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWW"#$%&')*,./0FWIWLWMWOWPWQWRWSWTWUWVWWWXWYWZW[W\W]W^W_W`WaWbWdWfWgWhWiWjWlWmWnWoWpWqWrWsW8Q8LˆhBontractApril 24, 30 A.D.Husselman EMTaleiP.Mich.inv. 635GreekAnn Arbor12DPapYesNoOn the left are traces of another text, written before this sheet was cut from the roll to which it originally belonged.L. 8, right: small scrap foldedTebtynis, Polemonos meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptDidyme daughCter of Petesouchos granddaughter of Chambouchis, wife of Harpouonsis; Harpouonsis son of Orseus, husband and guardian of Didyme; Mares (Marres) son of Dionysios grandson of Kambouchis = Kambouthis (= Chambouchis); Petermouthis son of Orseus, chalkeus (see also P.Mich. V, 251); Zenon son of Ptolemaios (see also P.Mich. V, 252); Anoubion, gnapheus (& unnamed brother); Herodes son of Herodes (see also P.Mich. II, 121, recto, col. III, abstract 5; V, 252; 293; 346; P.S.I. VIII, 905; 907; X, 11=8PˆzUHouse ownership; Illiteracy; Profession; Sale; Topography (Talei); Woman (& guardian){Talei|PHO29.5 x 23.5 cm1921, Acquired by Kelsey from Nahman in CairoDidyme, daughter of PetesouchosPHArchive of Kronion son of Apion, nomographos of the grapheion of TebtynisSubscriptions to a contract by which Didyme, daughter of Petesouchos, sells to Marres, son of Dionysios, her share of a three-story house in Talei; at the top of the papyrus is the date; a blank space of 18 cm was left to write the body of the ce entire sum fixed and agreed upon for the share sold, in full, from hand to hand, out of the house, and I guarantee the sale with every guarantee from all public and private encumbrances and every sort of tax, as aforesaid. Herode8)Niencumbrancesend3WyWWOWWSWWWCWIWpWh: isortWsortsWWWWsosas WsosicosmianWjWsosipatros^Wsosipatros>^Wsosos|WUWsostratosW6WeWoWsota~WWsota1000talents~VVsotadesWWsotasWWWWWWUWWWWWWW!W-WWWWWHW>W?WnWWWWWWWWWW1WPWWotassonofapollonios1UVsoter<WuWWsotereiosuWsoterichosWWW0WWWkWoWWWWW WWWWWW%W(W)W6W:WsoterichosexportingofwheatVsoterichossonofherodes20drachmai)VsoteriosWWsoteris-WsothasWsouchammonWsouchasWsouchidasAWWfWsouchionWsouchosFW\WxWWW6WsouerisWWWW WWW%W1WsoughtTWsouinWsoulisgWsoundWWsoundsWsourW2WsourceWsourceseW4u.one;W{WW WWWWLWnWWW)WWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWW W W W W WWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWW W!W"W#W$W%W&W'W(W)W*W+W,W:W;W<W=W>WonesmallfragmentnotbelongingtothispapyruswasfoundanVnoubion, gnapheus (& unnamed brother); Herodes son of Herodes (see also P.Mich. II, 121, recto, col. III, abstract 5; V, 252; 293; 346; P.S.I. X, 1130; add perhaps P.Mich. V, 348); Diodoros son of Ptolemaios257Tebtynis, Polemonos meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptPMich VHouse owners d9didymepmichii124rectocolil8hasdis<Vdidymeseealsopmichv238l138-139eVdidymeseealsopmichv239l9-11;VdidymionYWWcWWdidymosWWWWW!9WWWWWWW:WWW;W^WKWWWWWWWW"W#W2W5W7W>WBWLWUWbWcWkWsWzW|W}WWWWWWWWWWWWWWoman (& guardian)SaleC of Part of a House1944complete1Recto; Verso is blankDocumentary<_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIB>{7ˆ]AP.Mich.inv. 760CPapD+ P.Mich. inv. 747 + 941. - Duplicate of P.Mich. V, 301 (inv. 1274). - Archive of Kronion son of Apion, nomographos of the grapheion of Tebtynisnis, on the east the royal road. I have received the entire price agreed upon, in full, and I guarantee the sale with every guarantee forever. I, Taagoreis, the aforesaid wife of Chaireis, consent to the sale and agree not to proceed against it forever, and we shall do the other things as aforesaid. I, Chaireis, wrote also for my Iwife because she is illiterate. (Note of a grapheion scribe) Chaireis, 33 years old, with a scar on his left shin. Orseus, 40 years old, with a scar on the 3rd finger of his left hand. Taakiaris, 30 years old, with a scar on her right forearm.dj*done on the orig.; conservation14; scannedk publishedp4/13/98ˆ]AP.Mich.inv. 760CPapD+ P.Mich. inv. 747 + 941. - Duplicate of P.Mich. V, 301 (inv. 1274). - Archive of Kronion son of Apion, nomographos of the grapheion of TebtynisA3MŠaAO.Mich.inv. 9526COstD-E Youtie HCFTAPA 71G643H1940MOMich IINPearl OM-Youtie HCO711P1944UNoWNoX 30-C141*-N[Receipt of money tax\ 8 X 5.6 cmn=Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptoGreek and Demotic (unpublished)r3 (2 of Greek)s'see electronic version of OMich II, 711uUnknown tax-collector/><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>liAgIn the 22nd year, (has paid) Hera( ) son of Horos, for syntaxis, on Epeiph 28, 170''; on Mesore 2, 40.g@A> 8  @ >j done, on ph.k publishedp3/12/97 (or earlier)ŠaAO.Mich.inv. 9526COstD-E Youtie HCFTAPA 71G643H1940MOMich IINPearl OM-Youtie HCO711P1944UNoWNoX 30-C141*-N[Receipt of money tax\ 8 X 5.6 cmn=Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptoGreek and Demotic (unpublished)r3 (2 of Greek)s'see electronic version of OMich II, 711uUnknown tax-collector99ˆhCng is angular and somewhat irregular, but clear (Husselman)Herodes alias Orseus neoteros son of Herodes grandson of Herodes alias Isidoros, Makedon; Didymos presbyteros son of Lysimachos, komogrammateus (see P.Mich. V, p. 16-17); Kronion son of Eirenaios; Psabotos son of Apollonios (& metochoi); Claudius, Emperor; Sokrates son of Sokrates268Tebtynis, Polemonos meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptPMich VCession; EthnicitDy; Illiteracy; Irrigation; Land Ownership; Land Status; Taxation (Land)Cession of Catoecic Land1944damaged along some folds1Recto; Verso is blankDocumentary634r.bmp<_600DPIFront_R1>634r_a.bmp<_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFr8[8\ˆhCn of Tereus (see also P.Mich. V, 303?); Papnebtynis son of Ameneus; Ammetis (see Geographica); Maron (son of Maron), brother of Apollonios; Tiberius, Emperor; Tereus daughter of Chairemon, wife of Apollonios258Tebtynis, Polemonos meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptPMich VIrrigation; Land ownership; Sale; Woman (& guardian)Cession of a Vineyard1944frayed at the top and bottom, and Dbroken along two of the folds, but little of the writing is lost1Recto; Verso is blankDocumentary697r.bmp<_600DPIFront_R1>697r_a.bmp<_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600.L.ŒyTasooukios (Tasooukis) daughter of Theos, Persine; Orseus son of Onnophris and Tasooukis, guardian of Tasooukis; Papontos son (of Onnophris? and) of Tasooukis; Horos son of Papontos, gerdios; Ptolemaios son of Chairemon (see P.Mich. II, p. 229)zAdministration; Apprenticeship; Ethnicity; Industry; Notary; Personal status: Perses tes epigones; Profession; Taxation (on profession, on persons); Woman (& guardian){Persine|PHO21 x 28.5 cm1921, Acquired by Kelsey from Nahman in CairoApollonios son of MaronPHArchive of Kronion son of Apion, nomographos of the grapheion of TebtynisSubscriptions to a contract by which Apollonios, son of Maron, sells to Papnebtynis, son of Ameneus, one and one-half arourai of wineland near Theogonis32-33 A.D.Husselman EMThygonis (Theogonis); Phremi (Phremei: Bamphodon, Arsinoiton Polis); dioryx legomene AmmetisP.Mich.inv. 697GreekAnn Arbor18DPapYesNoblack glass; alignment; check versoTebtynis, Polemonos meris, Arsinoite nome, province of Egypt1st hand: large and angular letters almost without ligatures; 2nd hand: small, unpracticed hand (Husslman)Apollonios son of Maron, husband and guardia8YV:ˆhE4DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>iAI, Apollonios, son of Maron, acknowledge that I have ceded to Papnebtynis, son of Ameneus, the one and one-half arourai of vineland that belong to me near Theogonis, the land being measured by the ninety-six-ell schoinion, on the foundation wall in Phremei. The neighbors are on the south the uncultivated land, on the north the canal called that of Ammetis, on the west the uncultivated land, on the east the allotment of my brother Maron. I have received from Papnebtynis the entire sum of moP.Mich.inv. 697GreekAnn Arbor18DPapYesNoblack glass; alignment; check versoTebtynis, Polemonos meris, Arsinoite nome, province of Egypt1st hand: large and angular letters almost without ligatures; 2nd hand: small, unpracticed hand (Husslman)Apollonios son of Maron, husband and guardia'E}‹['Fragments of Latin Documents (Letters?)\Frg. A: 19.1 x 9.7 cm; Frg. B: 2.6 x 12 cm; Frg. C: 4.2 x 2.7 cm; Frg. D: 1.8 x 7.1 cm; Frg. E: 1.8 x 5.4 cm; Frg. F: 1.6 x 3.3 cm; Frg. G: 7.7 x 3.6 cm; Frg. H: 6.8 x 5 cm; Frg. I: 4.8 x 3.7 cm]Pwell... I'm afraid we have to put THAT under glass: see how fragile these are...AtAccording to R. Marichal, these fragments show three different hands (ABC, DEF, GHI) and come from at least three different documents; however, the direction of the fibres show that frg. B belonged to a different text than frgg. AC, and frg. I from frgg. GH. The nine fragments would then be remains of five different documents. (PH) Three small fragments bear no writing.tn=Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptoLatinrmFrg. A - 11; Frg. B - 16; Frg. C - 5; Frg. D - 12; Frg. E - 7; Frg. F - 4; Frg. G - 5; Frg. H - 1; Frg. I - 3M checkWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWW  W WWWWWZW\WbWcdWvWwWxW{W|WWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWĂWWW΂ςW?WzW{W|WWOWwWyW*W-WDWKWUWVW_WkWlWoWpWrWsidessmallunfoldingsl18forinstance{VcheckbreakbottomtopVcheckcleanVcheckcleanglassatleastthebackofitUVcheckfibres9VvVVcheckfibresatrightedgeoflines3-4plizzz*Vcheckfibresfoldedontheleftsideseeversoperhapsatfi{VcheckfibrestapesontheversothejoiningisnotperfectabVcheckfibrestoalignnVcheckfoldsAVcheckfoldsalsoontheleftVcheckfoldsetcwVcheckfoldsleftandrightsmallfoldsl26of27rightl27=Vcheckfoldsworthopening`Vn(  PfrayedatthetopandbottomandbrokenalongtwoofthefolVfrayedatthetopandbottombadlydamagedalongsomefoldsVVfrayedatthetopslightlydamagedalongsomefoldsVfrayedatthetopsomedamagealongoneofthefoldsFVfrayedawayatthebottomandbadlydamagedalongsomefoldsVfrequently_Wfrg5WWW3WWWWOWfrgabrokenoffatthetopandontherightsidefrghcompVfrgabrokenoffatthetopleftrightandbottomfrgbbrokOVM. ~`bmpWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWW3W5W<WCWHWKWOWRWTWUWoWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWW)WYW[W^WiWlWmWnWpWvWwWyWzW{W}WWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWW@WGWIW}WWWWAWOWWWW-WNWOWQWUWWW^WaWbWcWeWfWgWmWoWpWrWvWwW}WWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWW W!W"W#W$W%W&W'W(W)W*W,W8W>WPW[WxWyWeyard1944frayed at the top and bottom, and broken along two of the folds, but littlE:irrigationletter$VirrigationlistVirrigationlistliturgycompulsorypublicserviceVirrigationlistutensilwomanVirrigationliturgycompulsoryworkVVlsoryworkpriesthooVVirrigationpenthemeraldykecorveecompulsoryworktaxation}V~VVV\VVV]VkVV'VirrigationtaxationtaxcollectionVisocrates{Wisocratesliteratureoratory{VitwWjewelspWWWWWWWWjewish7W8Wjews3Wjustice4W8WfWWWW3WOW%W5W9WJPWVWWWgWhWkWsW{WWWWWWWWWWWW W WW"W%WDWSWXWWWWWWWWWWWWWW W9WMWVWXW^W_WhW|W~WWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWW WWWW-W.W?vWwW}WWWWWWWW.WRW&*hA7.9 x 14.3 cm (frg. a); 1 x 2.7 cm (frg. b)31-I101L-P (1)HomerusPHFragment of the IliadIst/IInd cent. A.D.Priest NEP.Mich.inv. 6052GreekAnn ArborFrg. a - 21; frg. b - 2LPapYesYesglass (or paper)? one part of frg. a broken away; it needs to be realigned; 1 small fragment to unfold and BcheckUnknown placewritten in thick black ink; the hand is a rounded, bilinear uncial which leans slightly to the left; there is a characteristic ornemental delta (Priest)22Soknopaiou Nesos, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptThe reading of the two last lines and therefore the place of frg. b are uncertain. (PH)Priest NE80-81ZPE 461982Homeri6/65ˆhBAug. 28, 19 A.D.Husselman EMTalei, Polemonos meris, Arsinoite nomeP.Mich.inv. 626GreekAnn Arbor39-PapNoNocheck if you can align a few fibres (right of col. II)either Talei or Tebtynis, Polemonos meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptTiberius, Emperor; Kronion son of Patynis and Didyme; Pimos son of Orsenouphis and TelemCasis; Petermouthis son of Orseus; Horos son of Herakles; Harmiysis son of Sokoneus (Sokeus); Heliodoros son of Apollonides; Theon son of Didymos; Malchion ho pros to grapheion251Tebtynis, Polemonos meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptPMich VIlliteracy; Land Ownership; Notary; Sale; Topography (Talei)Contract of Sale of Vacant Lots1944Both upper corners and the lower left-hand margi8k8eˆhERecto and VersoDocumentary628r.bmp628v.bmp<_600DPIFront_R1>628r_a.bmp<_600DPIFront_R2>628r_d.bmp<_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1>628v_a.bmp<_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8> i, son of Chairemon also called Mieus, son of Onnophris, a Macedonian of the catoecic cavalry, about . . . years old, with a scar on his throat on the right, acknowledges to Chairemon, also called Onnophris, son of Horion, about twenty-one years old, with a scar on the little finger of his left hand, that he has ceded to Onnophris, to him and to his heirs and assigns, for transfer, from the present day forever, from the catoecic allotment that belongs to him near Tebtynis, five arou8d8fˆiA(Recto) [Herakles, about . . years old, with a scar on his throat on the right]. Chairemon, about 21 years old, with a scar on the [little] finger of his left [hand]. (Made on) Pharmouthi 9. Signatories: Kollouthos, about 28 years old, with a scar on his right wrist; Ptolemaios, [about 26 years old], with a scar on his left forearm. The nineteenth year of Tiberius Caesar Augustus, the ninth of the month Daisios, Pharmouthi 9, in Tebtynis in the division of Polemon of the Arsinoite nome. BHerakles, son of Chairemon also called Mieus, son of Onnophris, a Macedonian of the catoecic cavalry, about . . . years old, with a scar on his throat on the right, acknowledges to Chairemon, also called Onnophris, son of Horion, about twenty-one years old, with a scar on the little finger of his left hand, that he has ceded to Onnophris, to him and to his heirs and assigns, for transfer, from the present day forever, from the catoecic allotment that belongs to him near Tebtynis, five arou8eˆiCrai measured with the schoinion of ninety-six ells, in two parcels, which are from land that has been neglected and is not productive. The neighbors of the first parcel, which consists of three arourai in the so-called Ammegina, are on the south the allotment of Herakleides, son of Chairemon, on the east the allotment of the same Herakleides, on the north the uncultivated land, and on the west the allotment of Kronides, son of Haryotes. And the neighbors of the second parcel, which consistDs of the remaining two arourai in the so-called Kanabis, are on the south the allotment of the sons of Chairemon, on the north the allotment of Aunes, son of Aphrodisios, on the west the allotment of Akousilaos and Seras, on the east the allotment of Orseus, son of Orseus, the fuller. And Herakles will draw up the necessary documents for the conveyance and cession to Onnophris through the catoecic office. Herakles has also received from the purchaser the full sum established for the transf6ˆiGi measured with the schoinion of ninety-six ells, in two parcels, which are those purchased from the unproductive land. The neighbors of the first parcel, which consists of three arourai in the so-called Ammegina, are on the south the allotment of Herakleides, son of Chairemon, on the east the allotment of the same Herakleides, on the north the uncultivated land, on the west the allotment of Kronides, son of Haryotes. The neighbors of the second parcel, which consists of the remaining two Harourai in the so-called Kanabis, are on the south the allotment of the sons of Chairemon, on the north the allotment of Aunes, son of Aphrodisios, on the west the allotment of Akousilaos and Seras, on the east the allotment of Orseus, the fuller. And I shall pay the charges due for the transfer and cession through the catoecic office. I have also received from Chairemon the sum fixed upon in silver, and I shall guarantee with every guarantee from all public debts from previous times up to8i8sˆiBhe neighbors are on the south the allotment of Orsenouphis, son of Horouanchious, on the north the allotment of Marcus Iulius Hyllos, on the west the so-called quarters, on the east the allotment formerly belonging to Psosneus, son of Tapesouris. Cheos acknowledges that he has received from Mieus the whole price agreed upon in full, from hand to hand, out of the house, and that he and his representatives will guarantee to Mieus ad his representatives the provisions of the sale with every gCuarantee, from all public debts and all imposts and the naubion tax and the artab tax, and surtaxes and the village impost and all other charges levied for former times up to the past twenty-first year and for the past twenty-first year of Tiberius Caesar Augustus, and from private encumbrances aand every claim forever. His mother, Thaesis, daughter of Psosneus, about forty years old, with a scar on her right knee, consents to the sale and agrees not to proceed against it. The signatory of8p8hˆhEcto and VersoDocumentary640r.bmp640v.bmp<_600DPIFront_R1>640r_a.bmp<_600DPIFront_R2>640r_c.bmp<_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1>640v_a.bmp<_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8> iA(Recto) (For the composite) roll. The twenty-second year of Tiberius Caesar Augustus, Peritios 30, Choiak 30, in Tebtynis in the division of Polemon of the Arsinoite nome. Cheos, son of Harmiysis, about twenty-five years old, with a scar on his left thumb, acknowledges to Mieus, son of Phomsais, about forty years old, with a scar on his right shin, that he has sold to him the sacred land that belongs to him by inheritance from his father, three arourai, or as many more as there may be. Tg th$@3 EinearWWWWWWWWRWqW}W~W|W}WtWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWnearchos[WneasW1WnebthelkeWWnebtynis6Wnecessaries'Wnecessarily!WwWzWOWWnecessaryFWtWYWmWWWW"WW8WlWxW~W.WwWWnecessitiesRWbWnecessityWW W0WFW\WWWWWWWWnechoutesWnechthembesFWnechthenibis8WnechthminisVWnechthosirismWneckWWWWWWWWWnecklacepWneeduW0W2W5W\WeWgWmWpWtWWW$W2W8W?WBWHWIWMWPWTWWW*WWneeded8WneedingHWneedle=WneedsWxWneedyWneenephis_Wneenephissonofherakles56_VneferpsachnWneglectW$WEWFWXWWneglectedWWW8Wneglecting8WneglectsoW8l8dˆhCince of Egypt1st hand: small, very cursive hand; 2nd hand: large, angular hand, with awkwardly formed letters (Husselman)Tiberius, Emperor; Herakles son of Chairemon alias Mieus grandson of Onnophris, Makedon ton katoikon hippeon; Chairemon alias Onnophris son of Horion; Herakleides son of Chairemon; Kronides son of Haryotes; (unnamed) sons of a Chairemon; Aunes son of Aphrodisios; Akousilaos; Seras; Orseus son of Orseus, gnapheus; Kollouthos son of Mieus (seDe also P.Mich. V, 294(?); X, 587); Ptolemaios neoteros son of Akousilaos (see also P.Mich. V, 246; 354)259Tebtynis, Polemonos meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptPMich VAdministration; Agriculture; Army; Cession; Ethnicity; Illiteracy; Land Ownership; Land Status; ProfessionCession of Catoecic Land1944damaged at the top, bottom and right side, as well as along some folds18m8kˆhA24.5 x 28.4 cm1921, Acquired by Kelsey from Nahman in CairoHerakles, son of ChairemonPHArchive of Kronion son of Apion, nomographos of the grapheion of TebtynisContract by which Herakles, son of Chairemon, also called Mieus, cedes to Chairemon, also called Onnophris, son of Horion, five arourai of catoecic land near Tebtynis; at the top of the papyrus are the brief descriptions of the parties concerned; on Bthe verso, a brief docketApril 4, 33 A.D.Husselman EMTebtynis, Polemonos meris, Arsinoite nome; Makedon; ta Ammegina legomena; he Kanabis legomeneP.Mich.inv. 628GreekAnn ArborRecto - 2 + 37; Verso - 2PapNoNotry to place small fragments (ends of l. 7-8; and of l. 10 at least); left of l. 1-4?Tebtynis, Polemonos meris, Arsinoite nome, prov8lˆ9ATiberius, Emperor; Herakles son of Chairemon alias Mieus grandson of Onnophris, Makedon ton katoikon hippeon; Chairemon alias Onnophris son of Horion; Herakleides son of Chairemon; Kronides son of Haryotes; (unnamed) sons of a Chairemon; Aunes son of Aphrodisios; Akousilaos; Seras; Orseus son of Orseus, gnapheus; Kollouthos son of Mieus (see also P.Mich. V, 294(?); X, 587); Ptolemaios neoteros son of Akousilaos (see also P.Mich. V, 246; 354)zjAdministration; Agriculture; Army; Cession; Ethnicity; Illiteracy; Land Ownership; Land Status; Profession{]Tebtynis, Polemonos meris, Arsinoite nome; Makedon; ta Ammegina legomena; he Kanabis legomene|PHO12 x 25 cm1921, Acquired by Kelsey from Nahman in CairoPakebkis son of Horos; Kollouthos son of P[- - -] (and others?)PHArchive of Kronion son of Apion, nomographos of the grapheion of TebtynisPetition, addressed to Apollonios, strategos of the division of Polemon, by at least two men, against a local informer against whom several complaints had already been filed, and who is here accused of having forced a III, 115 (l. 7); BL VI, 82 (l. 15; 16; 20; 21)UYesVLWNoX-1921, Acquired by Kelsey from Nahman in Cairo[Petition to a Strategos\ 12 x 25 cm]glass needed for scanning; some unfolding at the bottom of the top and middle fragments (see verso) + top of bottom frg. (= l. 27)n260TDebtynis, Polemonos meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptForaboschi D48PKron1971PMich VAdministration; Illiteracy; Land Ownership; Land Status; Notary; Personal status: apator (of unknown father)(?); Sale; Taxation (Land)Sale of Sacred Land1944ink rubbed from the surface of the papyrus at places along the folds and at the bottom1Reb†DhCTransport of Grain1951complete1Recto; Verso is blankDocumentary9472o.bmp<_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R8>iOf the granary of the village of the horiodeiktia of Karanis, of the crops of the 4th and 3rd year, in the name of Ptolas son of Sokrates, through Palemon, through beasts of Ibion.jDone, on ph. Scannedk publishedp3/28/97s870†EAO.Mich.inv. 9470COstD-E Youtie HCF OMich IIIG1062H1951UNoWNoX 30-C36L-Q[Receipt for Transport of Grain\ 8 X 5.2 cmn=Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptoGreekr6600DPIBack6turnWWturnedWtwoWWWWWMWNWUWdWeW|WWWWWWW WWFWWDWWWWW&WtwosmallpartstobeunfoldedseeversooneonleftsidethVuglyWWuglytapesonbothrectoandversoanythingtogetfroml1VuncertainWDWunderEWWWWWW4WHWbW|WW}WWWWWWWW#WunderstandWundoingnWunfoldVWtWWWWWWWDWWWXWWWWWWWWWWW"W*W-W/W?WCWEWJWLWUWgWnWoW|WWWWWWWW/><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8> 0son of Orseus, gnapheus; Kollouthos son of Mieus (see also P.Mich. V, 294?); Ptolemaios neoteros son of Akous8hˆiD the acknowledging parties is Herakles, son of Herodes, about fifty years old, with a scar on his right wrist; of the other, Ischyrion, son of Patron, about twenty-five years old, with a scar in the middle of his forehead beneath the hair. (2nd hand) I, Cheos, son of Harmiysis, acknowledge that I have sold to Mieus, son of Pomsais, the sacred land belonging to me by inheritance from my mother (sic), three arourai or as many as there may be, and all the appurtenances in Tebtynis; the neighbEors being on the south (the allotment of) Orsenouphis, son of Anchious, on the north (the allotment of) Hyllos, on the west the quarters, on the east the allotment formerly belonging to Psosneus, son of Tapesouris. And I have received {and I have received} the price in full and guarantee the sale from all public debts and from the artab tax and naubion tax, and from every impost for former times up to the past twenty-first year and for the past twenty-first year of Tiberius Caesar Augustuss?)&O 2verso1VVV V"V%V'V(V.V/V2V5V6V;V=VEVHVIVKVLVMVNVTViVvVwVyVVVVVVVVV@V legomeneP.Mich.inv. 628GreekAnn ArborRecto - 2 + 37; Verso - 2PapNoNotry to place small fragments; left of l. 1-4?Tebtynis, Polemonos meris, Arsinoite nome, province of Egypt1st handC: small, very cursive hand; 2nd hand: large, angular hand, with awkwardly formed letters (Husselman)Tiberius, Emperor; Herakles son of Chairemon alias Mieus grandson of Onnophris, Makedon ton katoikon hippeon; Chairemon alias Onnophris son of Horion; Herakleides son of Chairemon; Kronides son of Haryotes; (unnamed) sons of a Chairemon; Aunes son of Aphrodisios; Akousilaos; Seras; Orseus son of Orseus, gnapheus; Kollouthos son of Mieus (see also P.Mich. V, 294?); Ptolemaios neotKjitwenty-fiveWXWtwenty-fourOWWW WWWXWtwenty-fourthWWWWWWWW@W;Wtwenty-fourthsWWtwenty-nineWWWWWKWXWtwenty-ninthWW@WIWtwenty-oneyW'W3WWWWtwenty-secondWWCWKWWWWdWtwenty-sevenW@WIWVWtwenty-seventhWWWWlWWtwenty-seventhsWtwenty-sixWWbWW}WWXWtwenty-sixthWtWWWWlWtwenty-thirdWWWWfWhWWWWWvWMWtwenty-threeMWWWtwenty-twoyWVW8WWtwice>W7WHWVW@W~WtwinWWtwintieth%WtwistedWtwo}W_WgWtW{WWWWWWWWWW3W?WDWEWFWYWyW{W|WWWWNWWWWW+WwW|WWWWWWWWW WWW"W,WAWWWYW\W^WdW E…hC~1o.bmp<_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>Zi?Apianus, his mother being Taeis, two donkeys, through Isidoros.jdone, on neg.; scannedk publishedp3/12/97 (or earlier)s1166…AO.Mich.inv. 9980COstD-EPearl OM-Youtie HCFOMich IIG871H1944UNoWYesX 30-Z100-Q[Receipt for Transport of Grain\ 9.6 X 9.7 cmn=Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptoGreekr4s'see electronic version of OMich II, 871uUnknown tax-collectorvLate IIIrd cent. AD (July/Aug.)wCairox]Receipt for transport of grain to an unknown harbor by a Sarapion, acting for Valeria Antoniaia Antonia; Sarapionk publishedp3/12/97 (or earlier) Z…hiAIn the 1st year, in Mesore, through donkeys for hire of Dinnis and Arsinoe, in the name of Valeria Antonia, through Sarapion, on account, 2 1/2 artabai of wheat.@A>  >jdone, on neg.; scannedk publishedp3/12/97 (or earlier)s1165!or>Unknown tax-collectorPH-Receipt for transport of grain to an unknown harbor by a Sarapion, acting for Valeria AntoniaLate IIIrd cent. AD (July/Aug.)Pearl OM-Youtie HCDinnis; Arsinoiton polisO.Mich.inv. 9980GreekCairo4OstNoYesunknown place (Dinnis or Ar …n=Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptoGreekr3s'see electronic version of OMich II, 854uUnknownvIIIrd cent. ADwCairox2Receipt(?) for delivery of 2 donkeys by a Sarapiony)Sarapion, son of Taorion (father unknown)z\Personal status: apator (of unknown father); Tax collection; Taxation (land); Transportation{-|PHOFprobably Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptPcompleteQ1RRecto; Verso is blankS DocumentaryT 9548o.bmphA6.9 X 5.8 cm30-C179A-BUnknownPH-Receipt(?) for delivery of 2 donkeys by a SarapionIIIrd cent. ADPearl OM-Youtie HC-O.Mich.inv. 9548GreekCairo3OstNoNoprobably Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of Egyptsee electronic version of OMich II,1& 9michWWWWWWWWW W W W W WWWWWWWWWWWWWWWW W!W"W#W%W&W'W(W)W,W-W.W1W2W3W4W6W:W;W<WKWOWZW[W{WWmichaeleWWWWWmieous?WWW]WdWmieousmieussonofharmioisisharmiysisandtaarpaesishusb?VWV]VdVmieusWWW2W4W=W?WCWLWWW]WdWjWkWoWyWWWWWbW͂  W WWWWWWW.6W:<Wmieusseealsopmichii123rectocolxix10Von_or_Side>Recto, col. III, abstract 7JEA 12Administration; Dowry; House Ownership; Jewels; Marriage; Notary; Utensils; WomanCollection of Abstracts of Contracts (Eiromenon)1926Large roll containing writing on both sides; broken off at the left of the RePg d…3EPearl OM-Youtie HCFOMich IIG921H1944UNoWYesX 33-B514A1-A[Receipt for Transport of Grain\ 8.7 X 9.1 cmn=Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptoGreekr4s'see electronic version of OMich II, 921uUnknown tax-collectorvApril 27, 301 ADwCairoxGReceipt for delivery of grain brought by a Pannous to an unknown harboryPannous son of SeutheszTLiturgy (compulsory public service); Tax collection; Taxation (land); Transportation{Karanis|PHOFprobably Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptPcompleteQ1RRecto; Verso is blankS DocumentaryT 9859o.bmpho is blankDocumentary<_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><  †`AO.Mich.inv. 9324COstD-E Youtie HCF OMich IIIG1040H1951UNoWNoX 29-C75B-C[1Receipt (certificate) for work on the embankments\ 6.9 X 8.3 cmn=Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptoGreekr5s)see electronic version of OMich III, 1040uUnknown dyke-surveyorvIIIrd cent. A.D. (June 24)wCairox@Certificate for work on the embankments performed by a Polemaios4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>iPPantelis Patisis son of Isidoros Paesis son of Patermouthis Palemon son of Thiokjdone, on ph. Scannedk publishedp3/28/97†`AO.Mich.inv. 9324COstD-E Youtie HCF OMich IIIG1040H1951UNoWNoX 29-C75B-C[1Receipt (certificate) for work on the embankments\ 6.9 X 8.3 cmn=Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptoGreekr5s)see electronic version of OMich III, 1040uUnknown dyke-surveyorvIIIrd cent. A.D. (June 24)wCairox@Certificate for work on the embankments performed by a Polemaios88ˆCiA(Recto) The twenty-second year of Tiberius Caesar Augustus, Peritios 30, Choiak 30, in Tebtynis in the division of Polemon of the Arsinoite nome. Cheos, son of Harmiysis, about twenty-five years old, with a scar on his left thumb, acknowledges to Mieus, son of Phomsais, about forty years old, with a scar on his right shin, that he has sold to him, Mieus, the sacred land that belongs to him, Cheos, by inheritance from his father, three arourai, or as many more as there may be. The neighborBs are on the south the allotment of Orsenouphis, son of Horouanchious, on the north the allotment of Marcus Iulius Hyllos, on the west the so-called quarters, on the east the allotment formerly belonging to Psosneus, son of Tapesouris. Cheos acknowledges that he has received from Mieus the whole price agreed upon in full, from hand to hand, out of the house, and that he and his representatives will guarantee to Mieus ad his representatives the provisions of the sale with every guarantee, f00.2ŒiC*erning what is held under gift we have contracts. Which contract Petesouchos, son of Harmiysis, his mother being Teros, about 46 years old, with a scar on the right shin. Signatory: Er(--), son of Ptolemaios(?), about 32 years old, with a scar on the right side of the neck. The rest in conformity.jAdone on the orig. check height, conserv status, notes preserv Check: Nigel: possibility of adding to the note a link to the next and preceding columns or to all the records of this inv. nr. (through an automated search?). We could also make 1 general card (with general bibliography?) with links to all the others? Traianos: when these cards will be on the web, displayed as a search result, no difference will appear between them, which is a problem. Ask Nigel? Traianos: should I add the biblp; Jewels; Marriage; Notary; Utensils; WomanCollection of Abstracts of Contracts (Eiromenon)1926Large roll containing writing on bot88pˆhA15.2 x 29.3 cm1921, Acquired by Kelsey from Nahman in CairoCheos, son of HarmiysisPHDuplicate of P.Mich. V, 261 (inv. 1270). - Archive of Kronion son of Apion, nomographos of the grapheion of TebtynisContract by which Cheos, son of Harmiysis, sells to Mieus, son of Phomsais, three arourai of sacred land; this copy was intended for incorporation in the records of the grapheion (as shown by l. 1), and bears aB brief docket on the verso.Dec. 26, 35 A.D.Husselman EMTebtynis, Polemonos meris, Arsinoite nome; kyte (koite?) legomeneP.Mich.inv. 640GreekAnn ArborRecto - 1 + 47; Verso - 1-PapNoNo(just above l. 1); check if anything to do (folds?)Tebtynis, Polemonos meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptTiberius, Emperor; Ch;fˆAP.Mich.inv. 639CPapDIArchive of Kronion son of Apion, nomographos of the grapheion of TebtynisEBoak AERFPMich VG312H1944KJBL VI, 82 (verso, l. 1); BL VII, 111 (l. 42); BL VIII, 213 (l. 6; 50; 17)UNoV-WYesX-1921, Acquired by Kelsey from Nahman in Cairo[Lease of a Bath\ 11.5 x 28 cm]TI HAVE TO CHECK THE VERSO!!!! Folded (l. 7, right); l. 34-37: see what you can do...n261Tebtynis, Polemonos meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptPMich VAdministration; Illiteracy; Land Ownership; Land Status; Notary; Personal status: apator (of unknown father)(?); Sale; Taxation (Land)Sale of Sacred Land1944ink rubbed from the surface of the papyrus at places at the top and bottom1Recto aEnd VersoDocumentary1270r.bmp1270v.bmp<_600DPIFront_R1>1270r_a.bmp<_600DPIFront_R2>1270r_b.bmp<_600DPIFront_R3>1270r_c.bmp<_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1>1270v_a.bmp<_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8> i0~ŒshB>1<_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>}k publisheds2972'. Ms. 158/550Schenke H-MP.Mich.inv. 6868CopticAnn ArborLPapYes796Pl. XLII AddPMich XVIIIFragment of Agathonicus' Disputatio cum Ciliciis19962Verso; Recto: remains of a document (register?)Literary: Fables5771r.bmp5771v.bmp<_6(‡Gw Ann ArborxCLetter concerning gifts for the king, sent by a certain PoseidoniosyFPoseidonios (see Pap.Lugd.Bat. XXI, p. 407); (Ptolemaios II), basileuszLetter|PHOUnknown place, EgyptPbroken off on the right sideQ1RRecto and VersoS DocumentaryX 3150r_a.bmp` 3150v_a.bmphA7.1 x 16.4 cmJuly 1925; Acquired from Dr. KondiliosPoseidoniosPHZenon archiveLetter concerning gifts for the king, sent by a certain PoseidoniosIIIrd cent. B.C., probably around April 257 B.C.Edgar CCP.Mich.inv. 3150GreekAnn ArborRecto - 4; Verso - 3-PapNoNoUnknown place, EgyBusiness Letter1931broken off in 3 fragments, with a fourth missing in the middle1Recto and VersoDocumentary31//9jk publishedl&H.C. Youtie, ZPE 15 (1974) p. 147-148.p2/3/98s2749AP.Mich.inv. 622BRecto, col. IV, abstract 6CPapDXArchive of Kronion son of Apion, nomographos of the grapheion of Tebtynis; see also noteEBoak AERFPMich IIG121, Recto, col. IV, viH1933UNoVtop of lockers 2-4WYesX-1921, Acquired by Kelsey from Nahman in Cairo[0Collection of Abstracts of Contracts (Eiromenon)\&Total size of the roll: 2.39 m x 29 cm]well... you know...ADue to the size of this papyrus roll, its content has been divided in the present database into several cards: one for each column of the Verso (register of contracts), one for each abstract on the Recto (collection of abstracts of contracts, or eiromenon).nVerso, l. 1, has only Mieuto(s), not Mieut(os) Phomsais as given in the ed.pr. (PH)Dec. 26, 35 A.D.Husselman EMTebtynis, Polemonos meris, Arsinoite nome; kyte (koite?) legomeneP.Mich.inv. 1270GreekAnn ArborRecto - 48; Verso - 2-PapNoNoblack glass; check versoTebtynis,C Polemonos meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptTiberius, Emperor; Cheos son of Harmiysis and Thaesis (see P.Kron., p. xx); Mieus son of Phomsais = Pomsais (see also P.Mich. V, 238, l. 103); Orsenouphis son of Horouanchious = Anchious (see also P.Mich. II, p. 224; V, p. 389); Marcus Iulius Hyllos; Psosneus son of Tapesouris (former owner) (see also P.Mich. V, 301-302?); Thaesis daughter of Psosneus, mother of Cheos; Herakles (alias Orseus?) son of Herodes; Ischyrion son of P<8ˆCzAdministration; Illiteracy; Land Ownership; Land Status; Notary; Personal status: apator (of unknown father)(?); Sale; Taxation (Land){ATebtynis, Polemonos meris, Arsinoite nome; kyte (koite?) legomene|PHO14 x 29 cmAcquired from Nahman; reached the University in 1923Cheos, son of HarmiysisPHDuplicate of P.Mich. V, 260 = P.Kron. 48 (inv. 640). - Archive of Kronion son of Apion, nomographos of the grapheion of TebtynisContract by which Cheos, son of Harmiysis, sells to Mieus, son of Phomsais, three arourai of sacred land; this copy was intended for incorporation in the records of the grapheion (as shown by l. be, and all the appurtenances in 3j0jk publishedp2/9/98s3197? AP.Mich.inv. 966BRecto, col. IVCPapDXArchive of Kronion son of Apion, nomographos of the grapheion of Tebtynis; see also noteEBoak AERFPMich IIG123, Recto, col. IVH1933K&BL VI, 80 (l. 18); BL VII, 108 (l. 33)UYesV6 glasses: glasses 1; 2; 5; 6 on top of E (be careful when removing them!); glasses 3; 4 on top of locker 11 (in front of the door)WNoX:June 1922; acquired from Nahman through the British Museum[/Register of Documents Prepared at the Grapheion\original size: 310 x 28 cm]H1 fibre to align, Recto, col. IV, l. 19 (is it worth to open the glass?)_Due to the size of this papyrus roll, its content has been divided in the present database into several cards, one for each column.n1Recto and Verso<,_Mo9xxWxxi|WWW W!W"W$W)W*W+W.W0W3W4W7W9WAWDWEWGWHWMWNWRWSWUWVW[W\W^W_W`WaWbWlWmWnWoWpWuWwWzWWWWWWWWWoWWWW WxxiiLWWW WW3WxylokopoizWxylon}WyalelWWyetWyoungerHW WyoutieWWWW>WW2WOWWWWWW9WJWrWwWWWWWWWyrosjys}WWzabdis6Wzabdisseeprosptoliv120986VzachariasWWzachariasdioiketesVVzenWzenasWWWWzenassonofpabVzeneios#WjWzeniketes5zenobioscWzenodorosSWzenodorosseeprosptolv12752paplugdbatxxip332SVzenois Wzenon|WWW%W'W(W,W-W/W0W1W3W4W5W6W7W8W9W:W=W?WBWCWEWHWJWOWPWQWRW5h5iˆDiD treasury as public taxes, therefore we beg you to write to the epistates of Tebtynis to come to the aforesaid granary and view the conditions and send the accused to you for the coming assizes. (2nd hand) We, Onnophris, son of Psyphis, and Marepsemis, son of Marepsemis, and Marsisouchos, son of Sigeris, and Pachis, son of Marepsemis, and Petosiris, son of Pakebkis, and Panesis, son of Pakebkis, and Marepakamis, and Marepsemis, son of Pesouris, and the other priests, have deposited the forEegoing petition. I, Onnophris, have written for them as they don't know (Greek) letters. (Demotic) (3rd hand) The writer (of this subscription) is Panesis, son of Pakebkis, who says: I have submitted this petition, which Onnophris(?), son of . . ., has drawn up concerning the granary. (4th hand) Marepkamis, son of Marepkamis. (5th hand) Marepsemis(?), son of Marepsemis, says: I have submitted this petition. (6th hand) Marres, son of the like-named, has written: I have submitted (this petitR 8threeCWIWNWZWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWSWWWYWkWWWWWthreemathematicalproblemsthesolutionsofwhicharefound{Vthree-quartersNWzWthree-storymWWthroughWWWWWWWWWWWWWW9W;WNWyW}WWW+WWWthroughoutWthroughtWWthucydidesWthusLWthymosWtiberianus4W5W["Olpkron48CVplondviip176BVpmichi19SVpmichi20`Vonos meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptForaboschi D48PKron1971PMich VAdministration; Illiteracy; Land Ownership; Land Status; Notary; Personal status: apator (of unknown father)(?); Sale; Taxation (Land)Sale of Sacred Land1944ink rubbed from the surface of the papyrus at places along thEe folds and at the bottom1Recto and VersoDocumentary<_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8> <~40 x 28 cmAcquired from Nahman; reached the University in 1923Haryotes, son of LysimachosPHArchive of Kronion son of Apion, nomographos of the grapheion of TebtynisRough drafts of two contracts, prepared at the grapheion according to the wishes of the parties; the ages and signalments of the various parties are left blank, and the subscriptions are in the hand of a clerk. The first contract (recto, col. I-IBI) is an acknowledgment by Haryotes that he has received from father-in-law Didymos a gift (prosdosis and prosphora) 20 drachmai and 5 arourai of a catoecic allotment, in addition to the dowry given to him four years earlier, presumably at the time of the marriage with Didymos's daughter, Herakleia; in case of divorce Haryotes agrees to restore to Didymos or to Herakleia both the dowry and the additional gift.45-46 A.D.Edgerton WF-Husselman EMIbion;:(=ˆAiC have joined in selling my aforesaid shares of the aforesaid property and in receiving the price {and in receiving the price} and making the guarantee. And I ordered the document to be drawn up as aforesaid.j3done on the orig.; conservation15; scanned; checkedk publishedp4/29/98s1357.D.w Ann ArborxSubscriptions to a contract by which three brothers and a fourth man sell their share of a house, yard, and gateway with a room above it; the purchaser is not namedyHaryotes son of Haryotes presbyteros and of Tapnebtynis, husband of Tapontos; Herodes alias Orseus son of Haryotes presbyteros and of Tapnebtynis; Haryotes son of Haryotes alias Sakbelis; Eutychos son of Haryotes presbyteros and of Tapnebtynisz(House Ownership; Illiteracy; Sale; Woman|PHOhC(10 lines before the end)Tebtynis, Polemonos meris, Arsinoite nome, province of Egypt4th hand: unskilled hand of a slow-writerDidymos son of Herakleides (neoteros) (see P.Mich. V, p. 17-18); Heroides (Herodes) son of Herakleides (neoteros) (see P.Mich. V, p. 17-18); Herakleides son of Herakleides (neoteros), husband of Arsinoe (see P.Mich. V, p. 17-18); Maron son of Herakleides (neoteros) (see P.Mich. V, p. 17-18); Heraklas = Herakleides alias LourDis son of Herakleides (neoteros) (see P.Mich. V, p. 17-18); Tamaron daughter of Herakleides (see P.Mich. V, p. 332); Lysimachos son of Herakleides (neoteros) - deceased (see P.Mich. V, p. 17-18); Herakleides (neoteros, son of Maron) - deceased (see P.Mich. V, p. 17-18); Didymos son of Maron, brother of Herakleides neoteros (see P.Mich. V, p. 17-18); Asklas; Kastor son of Lysimachos (& unnamed brothers) (see also P.Mich. V, 232?); Claudius, Emperor; Arsinoe daughter of Didymos, wife of HeraL the>W?W@WAWBWCWDWEWFWGWHWIWJWKWLWMWNWOWPWSWTWUWVWWWXWYWZW[W\WWWWVW^W_W`WaWtWuWWWWWWWWWWWWWW5W:WWWWWWWWW"W/W0W1W2W3W4W5W:W;W<W=W>WIWJWPWVWYW_WpWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWW.WnW;<4ˆ;iE{ against it forever, or bring any claim, and that no one else shall do so in her behalf as aforesaid. Lysimachos, son of Lysimachos, wrote for them because they are illiterate. (2nd hand) Apollonios, son of Labesis, his mother being Tapnebtynis. The sale of the house was made to me as aforesaid. Heron, also called Sagatos, son of Haryotes, wrote for him since he is illiterate. 3j3done on the orig., conservation15; scanned; checkedk publishedp4/27/98s1363phis son of Chales = Challes (see P.Mich. II, 121, Recto, col. III, abstract 9?); Claudius, Emperor; Tamarres daughter of Orseus and Taarmiysis, wife of Kronion; Lysimachos son of Lysimachos; Heron alias Sagatos son of HaryoteszGFamily; House Ownership; Illiteracy; Sale; Topography (Tebtynis); Woman{Tebtynis|PHOW?W@WAWBWCWDWEWFWGWHWIWJWKWZW[WreceivedWWbWWW1W2WWWW*WWVW_W`WaWWWWWWWWWWWW"W=W>WPWYW\WWsWreceivedatthebritishmuseumfromdrdavidlaskrenfayoumVV1V2VVVV*V_V`VaVVVVVVVVVV"V=V>VPVYV2WWWW*WWWWWWWWW"W=W>WPWYWriWsW;WWWW W~WW#Ws-5000Ws5000?WW#W$WschmidtWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWseasonWseenPWseptWCWWsept141926boughtfrommohamedmelgobeyCVVsept24241930acquiredbydraskrenofaliderbaliVseptemberWWF 1j„xOReceipt of 2500 talents paid on the account of an agricultural firm (pittakion)y_Hol (Horos) son of Kapeei; Abbel (Abel) son of - - -; - - - (Teberis, Tiberius?) son of Sambasz,Agriculture; Taxation (land); Tax collection{-|PHOFprobably Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptPcompleteQ1RRecto; Verso is blankS DocumentaryT 4304o.bmphA8.6 x 11.7 cm24-4017C-NunknownPH-Receipt of 2500 talents paid on the account of an agricultural firm (pittakion)Late IVth cent. A.D.Amundsen L-O.Mich.inv. 4304GreekCairo2OstNoNoprobably Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptSee eleubj headings>Tax collection; taxation (Land); TransportationReceipt for Delivery in Kind193588ˆhEhip; Land Status; Marriage (Brother-sister marriage); Notary; Taxation (Land); Woman (& guardian)Cession of Catoecic Land1944broken off on the left side1Recto; Verso is blankDocumentary641r.bmp<_600DPIFront_R1>641r_a.bmp<_600DPIFront_R2>641r_c.bmp<_600DPIFront_R3>641r_e.bmp<_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8> yiging to Herakleides, son of Didymos, and all the appurtenances. The neighbors are: on the south the allotment of the acknowledging party, Didymos, and of his brothers; on the north the royal road; on the west the drainage canal of the designated ten arourai and of the afo88~ˆ9ATiberius, Emperor; Cheos son of Harmiysis and Thaesis (see P.Kron., p. xx); Mieus son of Phomsais = Pomsais (see also P.Mich. V, 238, l. 103); Orsenouphis son of Horouanchious = Anchious (see also P.Mich. II, p. 224; V, p. 389); Marcus Iulius Hyllos; Psosneus son of Tapesouris (former owner) (see also P.Mich. V, 301-302?); Thaesis daughter of Psosneus, mother of Cheos; Herakles (alias Orseus?) son of Herodes; Ischyrion son of Patron; Orseus (= Herakles alias Orseus son of Herodes?)zAdministration; Illiteracy; Land Ownership; Land Status; Notary; Personal status: apator (of unknown father)(?); Sale; Taxation (Land){ATebtynis, Polemonos meris, Arsinoite nome; kyte (koite?) legomene|PHO29.4 x 28.5 cm1921, Acquired by Kelsey from Nahman in CairoDidymos the younger, son of LysimachosPHArchive of Kronion son of Apion, nomographos of the grapheion of TebtynisContract, lacking the customary heading and the subscriptions of the contracting parties, by which Didymos the younger, son of Lysimachos, acknowledges to his wife and sister Hero the cession of 10 arourai of a catoecic allotment near TheBogonis, cession which was actually made on May 25, 33 A.D., and by which Hero agrees to a valuation of part of her dowry, which is to be given to Didymos to complete the price of the 10 arouraiBL VII, 111 (date)34-35 or 35-36 A.D.Husselman EMTheogonis, Polemonos meris; AlexandreinosP.Mich.inv. 641GreekAnn Arbor32V (oversize box, Tebtynis)PapNoNocheck verso: small folds in left, center and right; 4 blank fragments to join at the bottom :)Tebtynis, Polemonos meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptWritten in a large, upright cursive hand (Husselman)Didymos neoteros son of Lysimachos grandson of Didymos, brother and husband of Hero (& unnamed brothers) (see also P.Mich. V, p. 16-18; add P.Mich. XII, 632); Hero daughter of Lysimachos granddaughter of Didymos, sister Dand wife of Didymos neoteros (see also P.Mich. V, p. 16-18); Herodes son of Ptolemaios, kinsman and guardian of Hero (see also P.Mich. V, 266); Herakleides son of Didymos (former owner) (see also P.Mich. V, 236; 313?); (deceased) Lysimachos son of Didymos, father of Didymos and Hero (see also P.Mich. V, p. 16-18)262Tebtynis, Polemonos meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptPMich VCession; Dowry; Family; Irrigation; Jewels; Land Ownersebt"@fragmentsWWWWW W WWWWZW[WtW|W}WWWWWWWWWWWWWWWDWPWQWkWrWWWWWWWW,WOWfragmentsiv-xareinawoodenframebadlydislocatednowre`Vframe`WfrgW=WOWWWWWWW WWfWhWkWWWWWWWWWW$WfrgonrightofitwritingbelongstotheversosoturnitbVfrggWWsWWWWfromWWOWWWWWW-WRW[WpW|WWWWWWWWRW{W W)W)W7afibretomoveVgetsfWhWWgettingOWgiveWWWglacineWWglasstWWWWWWW4W5W;W=WsWtWWWWWW3WWWWW!W"W#W$W%W&W'W(W)W+W,W-W/W0W1W2W3W4W5W7W8W;W<W>W@WQB .nomeWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWW W W WWWWWWWWWWW W!W"W#W$W%W&W'W(W)W*W+W,W-W.W/W0W1W2W3W4W5W6W7W8W9W:W;W<W=W>W?W@WAWBWCWDWEWFWGWHWIWJWKWLWMWNWOWPWQWRWSWTWVWWWXWYWZW\W]W_W`WaWbWcWdWeWfWhWjWkWlWmWnWoWpWqWrWtWuWvWwWyWzW{W|W}W~WWWWWWWWWWWWW(6‰hB>UnknownDiocletianus, Emperor; Maximianus, Emperor; Heron; Satabous; Claudius Syrion . . . (son of Kleinomachos?); Aurelius Dioskoros(?)650UnknownFirst textPMich XIITaxation (Land); Tax collectionReceipt for Tax Payment1975Nearly complete, a bit damaged along the folds1Recto (written across the fibres); Verso is blankDocumentary954r.bmp<_600DPIFront_R1>954r_a.bmp<_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>ihe bottom, badly damaged along the foldsQ1btynis,="&itransferWWpWWW}WWWdWW WWWWWW#WtransfereeWtransference2WaWWWWWtransferorWuraiBL VII, 111 (date)35-36 A.D.Husselman EMP.Mich.inv. 641GreekAnn Arbor32oversize boxPapNoNocheck verso: small folds in left, center and right; 4 blank fragments to join aCt the bottom :)Tebtynis, Polemonos meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptWritten in a large, upright cursive hand (Husselman)262Tebtynis, Polemonos meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptPMich VCession; Dowry; Family; Land Ownership; Land Status; Marriage (Brother-sister marriage)Cession of Catoecic Land1944broken off on the left side1WgreekWWWgreektextsonrectoandversotherelationbetweenthetwoVhWhalfWhand{W|WWWhasWHWhaunWhaveWhesiodus;WWiDWW7W0W;WEWnto a continuous text.many fragmentsRecto (written against the fibres)Documentary<_600DPIFront_R1><_6088ˆiA[Didymos] the younger, son of Lysimachos, about 41 years old, tall, with honey-colored skin, with a scar on his right shin, acknowledges to his wife, Hero, who is also his sister on both his father's and his mother's side, about 35 years old, of middle height, fair-skinned, with a scar in the middle of her forehead, with her guardian, her kinsman Herodes, son of Ptolemaios, about 30 years old, of middle height, with honey-colored skin, with a scar below his left temple, that he has ceded tBo her and to her heirs and assigns for transfer forever from the catoecic estates belonging to him near Theogonis in the division of Polemon ten arourai, or as many as there may be, of the catoecic allotment formerly belonging to Herakleides, son of Didymos, and all the appurtenances. The neighbors are: on the south the allotment of the acknowledging party, Didymos, and of his brothers; on the north the royal road; on the west the drainage canal of the designated ten arourai and of the afo88ˆiCresaid allotment of Didymos and his brothers which is on the south; on the east the irrigation canal of the same two allotments. He, Didymos, has already drawn up the documents for the transfer and cession to Hero through the catoecic record office in the nineteenth year of Tiberius Caesar Augustus, Pachon 30, as was fitting. As for the price fixed for the ceded allotment Hero has therefore, in accordance with this agreement, agreed with Didymos to the sum of . . . drachmai of minted silvDer, which is the valuation of eight pairs of armlets of the sum of four minai, and of a chain of two and one-half minai, being a total of six and one-half minai of acceptable Alexandrian gold according to the Alexandrian standard, which Didymos received in the dowry given to him and to Hero by the father of both of them, Lysimachos, son of Didymos, who is dead . . ., in accordance with the contract of cohabitation executed through the notary's office in the tenth year of Tiberius Caesar Au88ˆiGr also of Tiberius Caesar Augustus, and from private debts and every claim forever; and that they will present no one who will prevent Hero or her representatives from owning this property and from using the entrances and exits to it, and from working it and sowing it and leasing it, and from irrigating it and draining it as has been customary before, and from appropriating the proceeds of it and mortgaging it and ceding it to others and controlling it as they wish; and that they will brinHg no claims against the aforesaid conditions nor dispute nor attack them in any way. Otherwise, in addition to the fact that everything undertaken against them shall be invalid, Didymos shall also pay to Hero immediately the price of the allotment increased by one half and with interest, and as a private debt 2,000 drachmai and the damages, and an equal amount into the public treasury. Moreover, this agreement and the documents of the transfer and cession shall remain valid forever.i88ˆiEgustus . . ., Didymos having received from Hero the other sum of money to complete the price of the allotment, likewise from hand to hand out of the house; and neither Hero nor anyone in her behalf shall proceed against Didymos or his representatives or bring any claim with regard to those aforesaid six and one-half minai of gold, and the contract of cohabitation shall remain valid and legal in regard to the rest of the property brought as dowry for Hero, in addition to the six and one-halFf gold minai, and in regard to all the other conditions designated in the said contract; and Didymos and his representatives also agree that they will guarantee to Hero and her representatives the ceded allotment with every guarantee from all public taxes and the artab tax and the naubion tax and the arithmetikon and the price of the land and the impost of the village and the surtaxes and all the imposts and every tax from past times up to the twenty-first year and for the twenty-first yea88{ˆj3done on the orig.; conservation14; scanned; checkedk publishedlP.Mich. XII, 632, note.p4/16/98s2831 cm]^check verso: small folds in left, center and right; 4 blank fragments to join at the bottom :)n263Tebtynis, Polemonos meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptPMich VIlliteracy; Irrigation; Land Ownership; Land Status; Religion; SaleSale of Sacred Land1944complete, except for a few letters cut off from the right1Recto and VersoDocumentary1262r.bmp1262v.bmp<_600DPIFront_R1>1262r_a.bmp<_600DPIFront_R2>1262r_b.bmp<_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1>1262v_a.bmp<_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>~i drained, on the north the dyke of the canal ]R :statusRWZW[W_WbWlWpWuWxW|W}WWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWW WWWWWWW!W"W)W2W4W5W6W7W8W9W:W;W<W=W>W?W@WAWBWJW`WbWcWeWjWlWrWyWWWWWWWWW8WGWKWPW}WWWWWWWWW WWWWWWW+W.WEWgWhWiWjWlWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWW WWWW@WAWOW{WWWsuccessionWsuicideWsupply WsuretyWW:WhWWW-WR ifromQWRWSWTWUWWWXWYWZW[W\W]W_WaWbWcWdWfWhWiWjWlWmWnWoWpWqWrWsWtWvWxWyWzW{W|W}W~WWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWW W!WizeFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7>6)ˆLiK/ (Fee:) 6 obols. Lease of 1 aroura, (made) by Peteeus and another to Peteeus. (Fee:) 4 obols. Loan of 620 silver drachmai, (made) by Lysimachos to Horos and another. (Fee:) 6 silver drachmai. Acknowledgment of receipt of 208 silver drachmai, (made) by Kronides to Patynis and another. (Fee:) 5 drachmai.{j[done on the orig.; conservation13; scanned check: add general bibliography on the grapheionk publishedp3/26/98s3234Pd in the present database into several cards, one for each column.n14.9 x 29.3 cm (total size: 40.7 x 29.3 cm)1921, Acquired by Kelsey from Nahman in CairoThenpetermouthis, daughter of HatresPH+ P.Mich. inv. 644; P.Mich. V, 264 (inv. 677 + 732 + 741) has the complete contract. - Archive of Kronion son of Apion, nomographos of the grapheion of TebtynisSubscriptions of a contract by which Thenpetermouthis, daughter of Hatres, sells to her two children Takounais and TesenouphBis the fifth a female slave named TasouchasFeb. 7, 37 A.D.Husselman EMP.Mich.inv. 694GreekAnn Arbor1 + 8V (oversize box, Tebtynis)PapNoYesunfolding needed at places (l. 1 and TOP LEFT)Tebtynis, Polemonos meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptTiberius, Emperor; Thenpetermouthis daughter of Hatres; Triadelphos also called Psenth88ˆfhEf a Slave1944deeply frayed at the top and bottom, with much damage also at the breaks between the three fragments1Recto; Verso is blankDocumentary677r.bmp<_600DPIFront_R1>677r_a.bmp<_600DPIFront_R2>677r_c.bmp<_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_FR1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8> 1i of his forehead [beneath the hair], and to her other son Tesenouthis the fifth, about 40 years old with a scar on his right knee, both of them being children of Pomsais, that she has sold to Takounais and Tesenouphis the fifth the young female slave that belongs to her, Thenpetermouthis, whose name is Tasouchas, and who is about seventeen yeK qY1267rFW1267rbbmpFV1269rDW1269rbbmpDV1270rCW1270rbbmpCV1271rBWZW1271rcbmpBVZV1271rdbmpBVZV1273r@W1273rcbmp@V1273rdbmp@V1275r>W1275rdbmp>V1275rebmp>V1275rfbmp>V1276r=W1276rabmp=V1276rbbmp=V1276rcbmp=V1276rdbmp=V1277r<W1277rcbmp<V1277rdbmp<V1279r:W1279rbbmp:V1279rcbmp:V1280r9W1280rbbmp9V1280rcbmp9V1282r7W1282rdbmp7V1282rebmp7V1284r5W1284rbbmp5V1284rcbmp5V1284rdbmp5V1285r4Wus>frayed at the top; some damage along one of the folds1Recto; Verso is blankDocumentary1267r.bmp<_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_688ˆfhCne gets too high; the right one should be a bit more to tthe right); realign some fibres? - frg. folded on top of l. 2-3 (middle); check reading l. 2Tebtynis, Polemonos meris, Arsinoite nome, province of Egypt[Tiberius], Emperor; Thenpetermouthis daughter of Hatres; Triadelphos also called Psenthneus son of Petermouthis Sabakous and Thenphatres, nephew & guardian of Thenpetermouthis; Thenphatres (daughter of Hatres), sister of Thenpetermouthis; Takonaeis (Takonais) =D Takounais daughter of Pomsais (Phomsaeis) and Thenpetermouthis; Tesenouphis son of Tesenouphis and Takounais, guardian of Takounais; Tesenouphis pemptos, son of Pomsaeis (Phomsais) and Thenpetermouthis; Tasouchas, paidiske doule; Chales deuteros, son of Chales aliasTamas264Tebtynis, Polemonos meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptPMich VFamily; House ownership; Illiteracy; Sale; Slave; Woman (& guardian)Sale o< ,8herWWWWWWW+W2W3W4W6WFWHWIWMWZWWWWWWW.WWEWyWWWWWWWWheraWCW`WheracleopoliteWheraisWoWheraklasWWWherakleiaWBWYWZW[WWWWWWWWW-WWherakleidionWWherakleidouWW WWW$WxWWWW WherakleonQWherakleopolis|WherakleopoliteWherakles'W3W?WNWTWWW]WdW~WWWWheranoubisWherasMWherculiaeWherd]WherdsmanWhereeWWWherieusWWhermasWhermeslWhermiasWhermokratesgWhermon7WhermouxWheroWherodes5W5W7WWWWWWherodion@WIWWWherodion's@WIWWheroidesdWheronWWWWWWLWWherpWherselfWhesiodus;W=WWhestia1WPWW7Tithewholewiththeonepercenttax140artabaiofwhichhavmVtheyearaftertheconsulshipofthemostgloriousflaviuscyVtheyearaftertheconsulshipofthemostillustriousconstarVtheyearaftertheconsulshipofthemostillustriousflaviuVtheyearoftheemperorcaesartitusaeliushadrianusaugustVthe>{WWWPWthe-firstWthe-first-and-the-seWthe-secondWthe1/11thVWthe1/18thVWtheabeinislWtheadelpheia$Wtheadelphia`WaW\WWWWWWW W0WkW|W}WWWeWWtheaforesaid7WtheagenesWWWNW^WWtheagenousWWWWWtheanisWthebaidWWWWgWthebaios$W8WthebanWcWthechnousWtheclaWtheforeWtheftSWhWthegrazingDWEWtheir_WgWtWWWWCWFWYWyWWWWWWWWWOWWW%WWWWWWWWW8>~ˆfiEut . . . years old, of middle height, with honey-colored skin, a long face, straight nose, and a scar beneath the right knee. This contract shall be valid everywhere. (2nd hand) I, Thenpetermouthis, daughter of Hatres, with my guardian, the son of my sister Thenphatres, Triadelphos, also called Psenthneus, son of Petermouthis Sabakous, acknowledge that I have sold to my children, Takounais and Tesenouphis the fifth, both children of Pomsais, with the guardian of Takounais, her own son TeseFnouphis, son of Tesenouphis, the young female slave that belongs to me, whose name is Tasouchas, who is seventeen years old, with somewhat inflamed eyelids and a scar on the right side of her forehead, such as she is, not to be rejected except for external claims and epilepsy. And I have received from Takounais and Tesenouphis the fifth, the entireprice fixed and agreed upon, in full, [from hand to hand], out of the house; and I guarantee them in accordance with this sale with every guaran88ˆfiCars old, with somewhat inflamed eyelids, with a scar on her forehead at the right, such as she is, not to be rejected except for external claims and epilepsy; and she, Thenpetermouthis, acknowledges that she has received from Takounais and Tesenouphis the fifth the entire price agreed upon, in full, from hand to hand, out of the house; and that she, Thenpetermouthis, and her representatives guarantee Takounais and Tesenouphis the fifth and their representatives in accordance with this saleD with every guarantee both from private debts and from every claim forever, except from running away; and that she will hand her over free from seizure, distraint, and mortgage, and clear of debts, while the former sale of the half share of the house and court, which Thenpetermouthis made to Takounais and Tesenouphis the fifth, and all the things set forth in it shall remain valid. The signatory of Thenpetermouthis and her guardian is Chales the second, son of Chales also called Tamas, abo88ˆhCneus son of Petermouthis Sabakous and Thenphatres, nephew & guardian of Thenpetermouthis; Thenphatres (daughter of Hatres), sister of Thenpetermouthis; Takonaeis (Takonais) = Takounais daughter of Phomsaeis (Phomsais) and Thenpetermouthis; Tesenouphis son of Tesenouphis and Takounais, guardian of Takounais; Tesenouphis pemptos, son of Phomsaeis (Phomsais) and Thenpetermouthis; Tasouchas, paidiske doule; Chales deuteros, son of Chales aliasTamas265Tebtynis, PolemonoDs meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptPMich VFamily; House ownership; Illiteracy; Sale; Slave; Woman (& guardian)Sale of a Slave1944damaged along the folds1Recto; Verso is blankDocumentary<_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_8:ˆhiB with a mole on her nose [. . .], with her guardian, her son [Tesenouphis], son of Tesenouphis, about [. . .] years old, with a scar on the right side of his forehead [beneath the hair], and to her other son Tesenouthis the fifth, about 40 years old with a scar on his right knee, both of them being children of Pomsais, that she has sold to Takounais and Tesenouphis the fifth the young female slave that belongs to her, Thenpetermouthis, whose name is Tasouchas, and who is about seventeen yeCars old, with somewhat inflamed eyelids, with a scar on her forehead at the right, such as she is, not to be rejected except for external claims and epilepsy; and she, Thenpetermouthis, acknowledges that she has received from Takounais and Tesenouphis the fifth the entire price agreed upon, in full, from hand to hand, out of the house; and that she, Thenpetermouthis, and her representatives guarantee Takounais and Tesenouphis the fifth and their representatives in accordance with this sale'. sizeWWWWWWWFWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWW W W W W WWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWW W!W"W#W$W%W&W'W(W)W*W+W,W:W;W<W=W>Wstrip(Wtab`Wthan`Wthe`WWW WWUWFWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWguardian is Chales the second, son of Chales also called Tamas, abou88ˆhhDTesenouphis son of Tesenouphis and Takounais, guardian of Takounais; Tesenouphis pemptos, son of Pomsaeis (Phomsais) and Thenpetermouthis; Tasouchas, paidiske doule; Chales deuteros, son of Chales aliasTamas264Tebtynis, Polemonos meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptPMich VFamily; House ownership; Illiteracy; Sale; Slave; Woman (& guardian)Sale of a Slave1944deeply frayed at the topE and bottom, with much damage also at the breaks between the three fragments1Recto; Verso is blankDocumentary677r.bmp<_600DPIFront_R1>677r_a.bmp<_600DPIFront_R2>677r_c.bmp<_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_8;ˆi9APhasos son of Phasos and Thasos, grandson of Pious; Orsenouphis son of Horouanchious and Tacheos (see also P.Mich. II, p. 224; V, p. 389); Nepheros, kasideropois (kassiteropoios); Orsenouphis son of Pios; Anesouris son of Phasos; Harmiysis son of Alimes; Harmiysis son of Phasos, brother and guardian of Thaesis (see also P.Mich. II, 123, recto, col. XVI, l. 32; V, 243?); Thaesis daughter of Phasos; Thenpasos = Thenphasos daughter of Phasos, wife of Apsemis; Apsemis son of Psonsneus (PsosneuBCs), husband and guardian of Thenpasos (see also P.Mich. II, 121, recto, col. IV, abstract 12, l. 1?); Phasos son of Phasos (deceased); Thaubastis daughter of . . .opis, widow of the aforementioned Phasos; Orsenouphis son of the deceased Phasos and of Thaubastis, guardian of Thaubastis; Harmiysis son of [- - -]; Mar[- - -]1z`Family; House Ownership; Illiteracy; Profession; Sale; Topography (Tebtynis); Woman (& guardian){Aigyptios; Tebtynis|PHrdance with this sale with every guarant'MbiaforesaidxWzW{W|W}W~WWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWW'W(W]WbWcWlWmWnWvW|WWWWWW?W@W|W}WWOWWdWjWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWZW[WaforestatedW0WaforsaidWafraid_WafricanusqWafterMWWWWW3WyWWWOW/WSWhWpWWWWWWWWWWWW"W4WBWRWpWWWWWWWWWWWW!W#W$W&W6W7W8W;W=W?WAWFWHWIWPWhWrWuWxWyWzW}WWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWGWWW.WOWW-W.WZWWW88ˆfhA6 x 23 cm (total size: 32.2 x 23.5 cm)1921, Acquired by Kelsey from Nahman in CairoThenpetermouthis, daughter of HatresPH+ P.Mich. inv. 677 + 732; P.Mich. V, 265 (inv. 644 + 694) gives a duplicate of the subscriptions. - Archive of Kronion son of Apion, nomographos of the grapheion of TebtynisContract by which Thenpetermouthis, daughter of Hatres, sells to her two children Takounais and Tesenouphis the fiftBh a female slave named TasouchasL. 6: read ek dex[ion, instead of eks ar[isteron. (PH)Feb. 7(?), 37 A.D.Husselman EM[Tebtynis?], Polemonos meris, [Arsinoite] nomeP.Mich.inv. 741GreekAnn Arbor29BPapYesYesThe date is given by P.Mich. V, 265.black glass; tapes; check alignment of the main fragments (the central o8ˆf9A[Tiberius], Emperor; Thenpetermouthis daughter of Hatres; Triadelphos also called Psenthneus son of Petermouthis Sabakous and Thenphatres, nephew & guardian of Thenpetermouthis; Thenphatres (daughter of Hatres), sister of Thenpetermouthis; Takonaeis (Takonais) = Takounais daughter of Pomsais (Phomsaeis) and Thenpetermouthis; Tesenouphis son of Tesenouphis and Takounais, guardian of Takounais; Tesenouphis pemptos, son of Pomsaeis (Phomsais) and Thenpetermouthis; Tasouchas, paidiske doule; CB(hales deuteros, son of Chales aliasTamaszDFamily; House ownership; Illiteracy; Sale; Slave; Woman (& guardian){.[Tebtynis?], Polemonos meris, [Arsinoite] nome|PHOFeb. 7(?), 37 A.D.Husselman EM[Tebtynis?], Polemonos meris, [Arsinoite] nomeP.Mich.inv. 732GreekAnn Arbor29BPapYesYesThe date is given by P.Mich. V, 265.black glass; tapes; check alignment of the main fragments (the central one gets too high; the right one should be a bit more to tthe righCt); realign some fibres? - frg. folded on top of l. 2-3 (middle); check reading l. 2Tebtynis, Polemonos meris, Arsinoite nome, province of Egypt[Tiberius], Emperor; Thenpetermouthis daughter of Hatres; Triadelphos also called Psenthneus son of Petermouthis Sabakous and Thenphatres, nephew & guardian of Thenpetermouthis; Thenphatres (daughter of Hatres), sister of Thenpetermouthis; Takonaeis (Takonais) = Takounais daughter of Pomsais (Phomsaeis) and Thenpetermouthis; 65ˆgs(A rather large, irregular cursive (Boak)uUnknown tax-collectorvJune 16, 38 A.D.w Ann ArborxReceipt for a bath tax, either a per capita tax collected for the maintenance of local public baths or a license tax paid by the operators of the bathsy3Gaius, Emperor; Taorseus daughter of Patynis; PasiszBath; Taxation; Woman{Tebtynis|PHO16 x 8 cm1921, Acquired by Kelsey from Nahman in CairoUnknown tax-collectorPHArchive of Kronion son of Apion, nomographos of the grapheion of TebtynisReceipt for a bath tax, either a per capita tax collected for the maintenance of local public baths or a license tax paid by the operators of the bathsJune 16, 38 A.D.Boak AERTebtynisP.Mich.inv. 734<_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8> iA[The twenty-third year of Tiberius] Caesar Augustus, [- - - in . . . of the division of] Polemon, of [the Arsinoite] nome. [Thenpetermouthis, daughter of Hatres], about . . . years old, [with a scar] on her throat at the right . . ., with [her guardian, the son] of her sister Thenphatres, Triadelphos, also called Psenthneus, son of [Petermouthis] Sabakous, [about . . . years old], with a scar on the left side of his forehead, acknowledges to [her daughter] Takonaeis, about . . . years old,>1Recto; Verso is blankDocumentary677r.bmp<_600DPIFront_R1>677r_a.bmp<_600DPIFront_R2>677r_c.bmp<_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_88ˆhPddeeply frayed at the top and bottom, with much damage also at the breaks between the three fragmentsQ1RRecto; Verso is blankS DocumentaryT677r.bmpX 677r_a.bmpX 677r_b.bmpY 677r_c.bmpY 677r_d.bmphA16.6 x 23.5 cm (total size: 32.2 x 23.5 cm)1921, Acquired by Kelsey from Nahman in CairoThenpetermouthis, daughter of HatresPH+ P.Mich. inv. 677 + 741; P.Mich. V, 265 (inv. 644 + 694) gives a duplicate of the subscriptions. - Archive of Kronion son of Apion, nomographos of the grapheion of TebtynisContract by which Thenpetermouthis, daughter of Hatres, sells to her two children Takounais and Tesenouphis theof Hatres, with my guardian, the son of my sister Thenphatres, Triadelphos, also called Psenthneus, son of Petermouthis Sabakous, acknowledge that I have sold to my children, Takounais and Tesenouphis the fifth, both children of Pomsais, with the guardian of Takounais, her own son Tese98ˆhu$Thenpetermouthis, daughter of HatresvFeb. 7(?), 37 A.D.w Ann ArborxContract by which Thenpetermouthis, daughter of Hatres, sells to her two children Takounais and Tesenouphis the fifth a female slave named Tasouchas9A[Tiberius], Emperor; Thenpetermouthis daughter of Hatres; Triadelphos also called Psenthneus son of Petermouthis Sabakous and Thenphatres, nephew & guardian of Thenpetermouthis; Thenphatres (daughter of Hatres), sister of Thenpetermouthis; Takonaeis (Takonais) = Takounais daughter of Pomsais (Phomsaeis) and Thenpetermouthis; Tesenouphis son of Tesenouphis and Takounais, guardian of Takounais; Tesenouphis pemptos, son of Pomsaeis (Phomsais) and Thenpetermouthis; Tasouchas, paidiske doule; CB(hales deuteros, son of Chales aliasTamaszDFamily; House ownership; Illiteracy; Sale; Slave; Woman (& guardian){.[Tebtynis?], Polemonos meris, [Arsinoite] nome|PHO8ˆiAP.Mich.inv. 731CPapDIArchive of Kronion son of Apion, nomographos of the grapheion of TebtynisE Husselman EMFPMich VG300H1944UNoV-WNoX-1921, Acquired by Kelsey from Nahman in Cairo[Sale of a House and Courtyard\27.2 x 24.5 cm]!check: glass? Align a few fibres?nWBWFWKWLWYWcWfWhWjWnWqWrWtWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWHWIW]WbWpWuWvWzWWWWWWWWWKWSWyWWWwWWW$W8WhWiWyWWWWWWWWWW WWWWW8W:WMWWhalf-artabaWhalf-jar2Whalf-kadosWhalf-moonyWhalf-shareWWWWWW WWWWWWW.Whalf-stathmionWhall3WMWWhaltersW>)b^iextortionWWWWextra_W|WWWW?WW9WmWoWW78ˆ9A[Tiberius], Emperor; Thenpetermouthis daughter of Hatres; Triadelphos also called Psenthneus son of Petermouthis Sabakous and Thenphatres, nephew & guardian of Thenpetermouthis; Thenphatres (daughter of Hatres), sister of Thenpetermouthis; Takonaeis (Takonais) = Takounais daughter of Pomsais (Phomsaeis) and Thenpetermouthis; Tesenouphis son of Tesenouphis and Takounais, guardian of Takounais; Tesenouphis pemptos, son of Pomsaeis (Phomsais) and Thenpetermouthis; Tasouchas, paidiske doule; CB(hales deuteros, son of Chales aliasTamaszDFamily; House ownership; Illiteracy; Sale; Slave; Woman (& guardian){.[Tebtynis?], Polemonos meris, [Arsinoite] nome|PHO9.6 x 22 cm (total size: 32.2 x 23.5 cm)1921, Acquired by Kelsey from Nahman in CairoThenpetermouthis, daughter of HatresPH+ P.Mich. inv. 732 + 741; P.Mich. V, 265 (inv. 644 + 694) gives a duplicate of the subscriptions. - Archive of Kronion son of Apion, nomographos of the grapheion of TebtynisContract by which Thenpetermouthis, daughter of Hatres, sells to her two children Takounais and Tesenouphis the fiBfth a female slave named TasouchasFeb. 7(?), 37 A.D.Husselman EM[Tebtynis?], Polemonos meris, [Arsinoite] nomeP.Mich.inv. 677GreekAnn Arbor29BPapYesYesblack glass; tapes; check alignment of the main fragments (the central one gets too high; the right one should be a bit more to tthe right); realign some fibres? - frg. folded on top of 88ˆhCl. 2-3 (middle); check reading l. 2Tebtynis, Polemonos meris, Arsinoite nome, province of Egypt[Tiberius], Emperor; Thenpetermouthis daughter of Hatres; Triadelphos also called Psenthneus son of Petermouthis Sabakous and Thenphatres, nephew & guardian of Thenpetermouthis; Thenphatres (daughter of Hatres), sister of Thenpetermouthis; Takonaeis (Takonais) = Takounais daughter of Pomsais (Phomsaeis) and Thenpetermouthis; Tesenouphis son of Tesenouphis and Takounais, guaDrdian of Takounais; Tesenouphis pemptos, son of Pomsaeis (Phomsais) and Thenpetermouthis; Tasouchas, paidiske doule; Chales deuteros, son of Chales aliasTamas264Tebtynis, Polemonos meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptPMich VFamily; House ownership; Illiteracy; Sale; Slave; Woman (& guardian)Sale of a Slave1944deeply frayed at the top and bottom, with much damage also at the breaks <5{Dˆ@ˆ@5zoˆ@tH1Recto; Verso is blankDocumentary677r.bmp<_600DPIFront_R1>677r_a.bmp<_600DPIFront_R2>677r_c.bmp<_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_FR7><_600DPIBack_R8> iids, with a scar on her forehead at the right, such as she is, not to be rejected except for external claims and epilepsy; and she, Thenpetermouthis, acknowledges that she has received from Takounais and Tesenouphis the fifth the entire price agreed upon, in full, from hand to hand, out of the house; and that she, Thenpetermouthis, and her representatives guarantee Takounais and Tesenouphis the fifth and their representatives in accordance with this sale88ˆiA[The twenty-third year of Tiberius] Caesar Augustus, [- - - in . . . of the division of] Polemon, of [the Arsinoite] nome. [Thenpetermouthis, daughter of Hatres], about . . . years old, [with a scar] on her throat at the right . . ., with [her guardian, the son] of her sister Thenphatres, Triadelphos, also called Psenthneus, son of [Petermouthis] Sabakous, [about . . . years old], with a scar on the left side of his forehead, acknowledges to [her daughter] Takonaeis, about . . . years old,B with a mole on her nose [. . .], with her guardian, her son [Tesenouphis], son of Tesenouphis, about [. . .] years old, with a scar on the right side of his forehead [beneath the hair], and to her other son Tesenouthis the fifth, about 40 years old with a scar on his right knee, both of them being children of Pomsais, that she has sold to Takounais and Tesenouphis the fifth the young female slave that belongs to her, Thenpetermouthis, whose name is Tasouchas, and who is about seventeen ye87ˆiCars old, with somewhat inflamed eyelids, with a scar on her forehead at the right, such as she is, not to be rejected except for external claims and epilepsy; and she, Thenpetermouthis, acknowledges that she has received from Takounais and Tesenouphis the fifth the entire price agreed upon, in full, from hand to hand, out of the house; and that she, Thenpetermouthis, and her representatives guarantee Takounais and Tesenouphis the fifth and their representatives in accordance with this saleD with every guarantee both from private debts and from every claim forever, except from running away; and that she will hand her over free from seizure, distraint, and mortgage, and clear of debts, while the former sale of the half share of the house and court, which Thenpetermouthis made to Takounais and Tesenouphis the fifth, and all the things set forth in it shall remain valid. The signatory of Thenpetermouthis and her guardian is Chales the second, son of Chales also called Tamas, abog;ˆ[Division of Property\ 21.2 x 28 cm_mThe date is given by the copies where the body of the contract has been written (P.Mich. inv. 1264 and 1273).nWTWUWXWZW[WrW fibresWWWW`WbWWW}WWW*W W WWWWWWWWW Wfibresontheleftfoldedtoofragile`VfibrestoalignVfine3WOWfirstW/WWW W{W[Wfive/sixWfix+WWWfixedYW@WWfoldWWWWWWWW7W>WBWHWIWMWkWqWxW{WWWWWrWWWWWWWWWWW W"WfoldinthemiddleworthopeningVfoldonlasttwolinesleftglacineonbottomleftangleVfoldontherightofcoliinthelowermiddleofcoliiVfoldedWW`WWWW1W2W4W<WHWJWcWfWhW{WWWWWWW\WbWW@WWWWWW1WZWfoldedontheleftisitworthopeningifyesreusethesame1Vfoldedseeversocheckverso\Vfoldedworthopening<VfolderWWWWW6WOW&4J iyearsWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWW-W8W:W?W@W[W`WbWcWeWlWmWnWpW|WWWWWWWWWWW8W?W@W}WWWWWWWhWiWkWlWnWyWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWW/WTWZWWWyeastW"WyerWyersWyesWWyesterdayWyet_WsWtWWW'W]WfWhWpWuWWWWW!W#W*W4W;WRWWWWWyieldWyokeuWyoruWyou`WqW_W`WaWgW|WWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWW&W:WsWtWuWvWyWWWWWjWyWzW'W,W.W/W0W1W3W5W6W8W<&ievidenceWSWevident"WW.WevilyWWWWWWW/W6WevildoersyWex-assistantWex-curatorWex-defensorWWex-gymanasiarchsWex-gymnasiarchqWWex-gymnasiarchsWWex-hypomnematographo0Wex-prefectWexactWhWoW`WeWWrWexactedW:WTWW_WexactlypWWexactorWexactsvWexaltationsyWexaltedyWWexaminationWWWWWtWexaminationsWG ifixedWWWWWWWWWqWzW~WWWSWWWWfixed>+Wfixtures9WJWwWWmWfkollouthes~Wflaccus}Wflask{WKWflasks{W1WKWflatRWflaviaWflavianus[Wflavius{WWWWOWWWWW WjWrWxWyWWWWWWWWWWGWKWWW8Wflaviuspaneis1donkeyonebasketsarganeVflaxWqW WfledWWWWfleeJWWfleecesW\W89ˆO23.5 x 26.5 cm (total size)1921, Acquired by Kelsey from Nahman in CairoOrseus, son of HaryotesPH+ P.Mich. inv. 751. - Duplicate: P.Mich. V, 278 (inv. 686). - Archive of Kronion son of Apion, nomographos of the grapheion of TebtynisSubscription to a contract by which Orseus, son of Haryotes, sells to Galates, son of Lysimachos, two slave children, Tyche and KronionIst cent. A.D., probably ca. 30 A. Galates the entire price agreed upon, in full, and I guarantee the [sale with every guarantee] forever, except Bagainst flight and epilepsy as aforesaid. [Dionysios, son of Maron], wrote for [him because] he writes somewhat slowly. (2nd hand) I, Orseus, son of Haryotes, ordered him to write.j*done on the orig., conservation15; scanned9.5 x 29.3 cm and 16.3 x 29.3 cm (total size: 40.7 x 29.3 cm)1921, Acquired by Kelsey from Nahman in CairoThenpetermouthis, daughter of HatresPH+ P.Mich. inv. 694; P.Mich. V, 264 (inv. 677 + 732 + 741) has the complete contract. - Archive of Kronion son of Apion, nomographos of the grapheion of TebtynisSubscriptions of a contract by which Thenpetermouthis, daughter of Hatres, sells to her two children Takou, guardian of Takounais; Tesenouphis pemptos, son of Phomsaeis (Phomsais) and Thenpetermouthis; Tasouchas, paidiske doule; Chales deuteros, son of Chales aliasTamas265Tebtynis, Polemono88ˆhE600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>iA23rd year of Tiberius Caesar Augustusm Mecheri 13. Official copy. (2nd hand) I, Thenpetermouthis, daughter of Hatres, with my guardian, the son of my sister Thenphatres, Triadelphos, also called Psenthneus, son of Petermouthis Sabakous, acknowledge that I have sold to my children, Takounais and Tesenouphis the fifth, both children of Phomsais, with the guardian of Takounais, her own son Tesenouphis, son of Tesenouphis, the young female slave that belongs to me, whose name is Tasouchas, s1Recto; Verso is blankDocumentary<_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6>88ˆiBwho is seventeen years old, with somewhat inflamed eyelids and a scar on the right side of her forehead, such as she is, not to be rejected except for external claims and epilepsy. And I have received from Takounais and Tesenouphis the fifth, the entireprice fixed and agreed upon, in full, from hand to hand, out of the house; and I guarantee them in accordance with this sale with every guarantee, except against flight; and I shall relinquish her free from external claims, security, and morCtgage, not sold before, either in part, or mortgaged, the former sale of one half of a house and courtyard remaining valid for us as aforesaid. Chales the second, son of Chales also called Tamas, wrote for them since they are illiterate. (3rd hand) Tesenouphis, son of Pomsais. The sale was made to me as aforesaid. (4th hand) Takounais, daughter of Pomsais, with my guardian, my son Tesenouphis, son of Tesenouphis. The sale was made to <me> as aforesaid. I, Tesenouphis, wrote for her a88ˆiDs she is illiterate.j!done on the orig.; conservation14k publishedp4/17/98s3032ˆAP.Mich.inv. 692CPapD+ P.Mich. inv. 751. - Duplicate: P.Mich. V, 278 (inv. 686). - Archive of Kronion son of Apion, nomographos of the grapheion of TebtynisE Husselman EMFPMich VG279H1944UYesVCWYesX-1921, Acquired by Kelsey from Nahman in Cairo[Sale of Slaves\23.5 x 26.5 cm (total size)]!black glass; check verso; realignn ifemaleWWWW}WWWWWhWiWWW WfemalesWWfertilization3Wfestival1WKWfestivalsWfetchrWfever-chillTWfewWWgW=WcW WfewerWfictitiousWWWfidelisWfield`WWWWXWzWWWWyWfieldsW4WWWWWWWWW|WWWWWfields>WfifteenWWIWyWWW8WWWKWW@WIWWzWWWWWSWWXWfifteenthyWWWWWW5WpWxWWWWWWfifteenthyearoftheemperorcaesartitusaeliushadrianusVfifteenthsVfifthDWEWtWWyWWWuWvWWWWJWWWWWWWWCW[WWWWlWWWWWXWfifty-fiveWWWmW8WWfifty-fourWXWfifty-nineWfifty-sixW8Wfifty-three]Wfifty-twolWfigs%W= GiclaimsWWWWWvW|W~WWWWWlarissimi8WclaspedSWclassW7WNWcWWWclaudianusSWclaudiusWWWWWWWWWWWW3W4W7W;W<W>W@WBWEWIWLWMWNWOWSWXWcWpWzWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWW!W4W5W6W7W8W9W:W;W=W>W?W@WAWWWWWhWiWWWWWWWXWclaudiusterentianustoclaudiustiberianushisfatherandl7V8V;V@Vclaudiusterentianustoclaudiustiberianushisfathervery9VAVclaudiusterentianustoclaudiustiberianushislordanddea?Vclaudiusterentianustoclaudiustiberianushislordandfat:Vclaudiustiberianustolonginuspriscushislordandpatron>Vclaudius>WclayRWcleanWWWWWOWWWUWcleaning WSWclearWFWQ.imortgageWWWWmWWWWWWWWWW W WWWWWW6WmortgagedfWhWyWWWWnWwWxW|WyWmortgagesWWmortgagingWWnWWmosWmos1donkeyVmoschwWmoschasQWmoscheion%WmoschosWmosesWmost_WWWWWuWvWyWWWWWW WgWWWWWWWWWW W W0WWWWWWW W"W#W$W&W'W(W*W-W5W;WTWfWpWqWrWuWxWyW{W|W~WWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWW*WtWWW7W8W{WWmostdistinguishedWmotWF* iscarWWWWWWWWWWWWbWcWlWmWnWWWWWWW8W?W@W}WWWhWiWyWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWW/WZWscarletpWscarsWscatteringWschedule`WWschoeni`Wschoenia`Wschoinion2WWWWWWscholasticusWschool@W;s8ˆ\=9.5 x 29.3 cm and 16.3 x 29.3 cm (total size: 40.7 x 29.3 cm)].unfolding needed at places (l. 1 and TOP LEFT)nFeb. 7, 37 A.D.Husselman EMP.Mich.inv. 644GreekAnn Arbor1 + 8V (oversize box, Tebtynis)PapNoYesunfolding needed at places (l. 1 and TOP LEFT)Tebtynis, Polemonos meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptTiberius, Emperor; Thenpetermouthis daughter of Hatres; Triadelphos Calso called Psenthneus son of Petermouthis Sabakous and Thenphatres, nephew & guardian of Thenpetermouthis; Thenphatres (daughter of Hatres), sister of Thenpetermouthis; Takonaeis (Takonais) = Takounais daughter of Phomsaeis (Phomsais) and Thenpetermouthis; Tesenouphis son of Tesenouphis and Takounais, guardian of Takounais; Tesenouphis pemptos, son of Phomsaeis (Phomsais) and Thenpetermouthis; Tasouchas, paidiske doule; Chales deuteros, son of Chales aliasTamas265Y>ˆiA23rd year of Tiberius Caesar Augustusm Mecheri 13. Official copy. (2nd hand) I, Thenpetermouthis, daughter of Hatres, with my guardian, the son of my sister Thenphatres, Triadelphos, also called Psenthneus, son of Petermouthis Sabakous, acknowledge that I have sold to my children, Takounais and Tesenouphis the fifth, both children of Phomsais, with the guardian of Takounais, her own son Tesenouphis, son of Tesenouphis, the young female slave that belongs to me, whose name is Tasouchas, Bwho is seventeen years old, with somewhat inflamed eyelids and a scar on the right side of her forehead, such as she is, not to be rejected except for external claims and epilepsy. And I have received from Takounais and Tesenouphis the fifth, the entireprice fixed and agreed upon, in full, from hand to hand, out of the house; and I guarantee them in accordance with this sale with every guarantee, except against flight; and I shall relinquish her free from external claims, security, and mor;>ˆhA6.6 x 21 cm1921, Acquired by Kelsey from Nahman in CairoUnknownPHArchive of Kronion son of Apion, nomographos of the grapheion of TebtynisFragment of a contract for the division of property consisting of both land and slaves14-37 A.D. (reign of Tiberius)Husselman EMP.Mich.inv. 642GreekAnn Arbor33-PapNoNoone scrap folded under the verso on the right; other unfoldings and realignment needed...Tebtynis, Polemonos meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptTiberius, Emperor; Epitychia, [slave]; Eirenion; Herakleides, brother of [- - -]; Lysimachos(?), brother of [- - -]; Pomsais; Ptolemaios; Euphrosynos, [slave]; [- - -] son of Ara[- - -]317Tebtynis, Polemonos meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptP93 A/greekWW9@ OegyptWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWW WWWWWWWW W"W$W%W&W'W(W)W+W,W.W/W0W1W2W3W4W5W6W7W8W9W:W;W<W=W>W?W@WAWBWCWDWEWFWGWHWIWJWKWLWMWNWOWPWQWRWSWTWVWZW[W\W]W^W_W`WaWbWcWdWeWfWgWhWjWkWlWmWnWoWpWqWrWsWtWuWvWwWxWyWzW{W|W}W~WWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWH,'i13WWWW[WeW}WWWWWWWWWWW'WWW%WdWjWWWWWWWWWWWW$W.W;W<WMWyW131/2artabaiV1335°10V1350°9V13sotassonofameis21/12artabaiV13x1/301/31/10V13°yWW13-12-5WW13/157W13/24W13/29`W13/291/31/101/871/290`V13/32WW130`WWyWW1300W WWWWZW1309W1315WWW132WW W1327W133'W134TW1340WW135 W13500W136WWWW138W13rdWWWdWW3rdWWdWW-#OiseventeenXWseventeenthWWlWWWWWW|WseventeenthsVseventhDWtWuWWWWyWWWWWWWWWWW>W@WIWLWMWcWWWWWWWWWWWW@WWWseventiethWseventyWYW@Wseventy-drachmai]Wseventy-fifthyWseventy-nineWseventy-sixWseventy-two}WWseveralW3WyWWWgW WW-W.WTWseverallyWWWWWseverely*WseverinusGWWcWW WWW-WWDWGWWWWW WCW@WOWQWseverusWWfWWW>WWWWWW0WWWWWWWWW!W[WWWWW)W*W,WWWWWWWWW W!W#W%W+WvWwWWFWseverus3Vsewn@Wsextarii WrWSWsextus5WsexualyWshadufWshakeCWshakerCWW58ˆhA11.5 x 19 cm1921, Acquired by Kelsey from Nahman in CairoLysimachos, son of LysimachosPHArchive of Kronion son of Apion, nomographos of the grapheion of TebtynisContract by which Lysimachos, son of Lysimachos, agrees to convey formally to his sister, Hero, a vineyard which he has purchased from their common brother, her husband, DidymosJan. 31, 38 A.D.Boak AERIbion BEikosipentarouron; TebtynisP.Mich.inv. 647GreekAnn ArborRecto - 27; Verso - 1DPapYesYesput back to folder?Tebtynis, Polemonos meris, Arsinoite nome, province of Egypt1st hand: large upright cursive; 2nd hand: smaller and sloping (Boak)Lysimachos (= Lysas) son of Lysimachos (see P.Mich. V, p. 16-18); Hero (daughter of Lysimachos), wife O5!ˆH1944IPl. IIIUYesVDWYesX-1921, Acquired by Kelsey from Nahman in Cairo[Conveyance of a Vineyard\ 11.5 x 19 cm]put back to folder?n266Pl. IIITebtynis, Polemonos meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptPMich VFamily; Land Ownership; Sale; WomanConveyance of a Vineyard1944complete1Recto and VersoDocumentary<_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>0 nome, province of EgyptPMich VChild; Justice; Police; Profession; Theft; ViolencePetition t88ˆX 651r_b.bmp` 651v_a.bmphA34 x 29.5 cm1921, Acquired by Kelsey from Nahman in CairoHerodes alias Orseus the younger, son of HerodesPHDuplicate: P.Mich. V, 268 (inv. 634). - Archive of Kronion son of Apion, nomographos of the grapheion of TebtynisSubscriptions to a contract by which Herodes, also called Orseus the younger, son of Herodes, sells to Didymos the elder, son of Lysimachos, a catoecic allotment of three arourai near TebtynDPIBack_R1>651v_a.bmp<_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>pio and VersoDocumentary651r.bmp651v.bmp<_600DPIFront_R1>651r_a.bmp<_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R888ˆhCand sister of Didymos, sister of Lysimachos (see P.Mich. V, p. 16-18); Herodes son of Ptolemaios, kinsman and guardian of Hero; Didymos (son of Lysimachos), brother and husband of Hero, brother of Lysimachos (see P.Mich. V, p. 16-18); Gaius, Emperor; Herakleides (neoteros) son of Maron (see P.Mich. V, p. 16-18); Arsinoe daughter of Herakleides, (wife of Lysimachos) (see P.Mich. V, p. 16-18)266Pl. IIITebtynis, Polemonos meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EDgyptPMich VFamily; Land Ownership; Marriage (brother-sister marriage); Sale; Woman (& guardian)Conveyance of a Vineyard1944complete1Recto and VersoDocumentary647r.bmp647v.bmp<_600DPIFront_R1>647r_a.bmp<_600DPIFront_R2>647r_b.bmp<_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5>88ˆhE<_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1>647v_a.bmp<_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>iA(Recto) Lysimachos, son of Lysimachos, to Hero, my sister by the same father and mother, with Herodes, son of Ptolemaios, her kinsman, as guardian, greeting. I acknowledge that, as soon as you command me, I must convey to you through the grapheion at Tebtynis the vineyard of one and one-half aroura with vines trained on trees which is in my possession near Ibion Eikosipentarouron, which vineyard I have purchased from Didymos, our common brother, who is also your husband. I am to receive nebtynis, Polemonos meris, Arsinoite nome, province of Egypt1st hand: large upright cursive; 2nd hand: smaller and sloping (Boak)Lysimachos (= Lysas) son of Lysimachos (see P.Mich. V, p. 16-18); Hero (daughter of Lysimachos), wife 8ˆiBothing at all, and no guarantee is forthcoming except for my descendants and those who shall bring suit in my name. Let this chirograph be valid. The second year of Gaius Caesar Augustus Germanicus, Mecheir 5. (2nd hand) I, Herakles, son of Maron, agree to render my daughter Arsinoe agreeable to the sale whenever it shall be completed as stated above without her receiving anything. Year 2 of Gaius Caesar Augustus Germanicus, Mecheir 5. (Verso) Written declaration [of - - -] of 1 1/2 arouC ra of vineyard, (made by) Lysas.j3done on the orig.; conservation14; scanned; checkedk publishedp4/20/98s2848PHOW?W@WAWBWCWDWEWFWGWHWIWJWKWLWMWNWOWPWQWRWSWTWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWW"#$%&')*,./0FWIWLWMWOWPWQWRWSWTWUWVWWWXWYWZW[W\W]W^W_W`WaWbWdWfWgWhWiWjWlWmWnWoWpWqWrWsW88ˆhBis41-42 A.D.Husselman EMMakedon; TebtynisP.Mich.inv. 651GreekAnn ArborRecto - 15; Verso - 1V (oversize box, Tebtynis)PapNoNofold on last two lines, left; glacine on bottom left angle?!?Tebtynis, Polemonos meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptThe writing is angular and somewhat irregular, but clear (HussCelman)Herodes alias Orseus neoteros son of Herodes grandson of Herodes alias Isidoros, Makedon; Didymos presbyteros son of Lysimachos, komogrammateus (see P.Mich. V, p. 16-17); Kronion son of Eirenaios; Psabotos son of Apollonios (& metochoi); Claudius, Emperor; Sokrates son of Sokrates267Tebtynis, Polemonos meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptPMich VCession; Ethnicity; Illiteracy; Irrigation; Land Ownership; Land Statu48>ˆiA(Recto) I, Herodes, also called Orseus the younger, son of Herodes, son of Herodes also called Isidoros, a Macedonian of the katoikoi, acknowledge that I have ceded to Didymos the elder, son of Lysimachos, to him and to his heirs and assigns, for transference, from the present day foreverm the catoecic allotment near Tebtynis, that belongs to me by inheritance from my father, consisting of three arourai, or a many as there may be, in one parcel. The neighbors are on the south the allotmenBt of the purchaser Didymos, on the north that of Kronion, son of Eirenaios, on the west the barren land with the canal by which the allotment is watered between, on the east the allotment of Psabotos, son of Apollonios, and his associates. I shall draw up the customary documents for the transfer and cession of the property to Didymos through the catoecic record office. And I have received from Didymos the sum fixed for the cession in full, and I guarantee it with every guarantee from all p88ˆhDs; Taxation (Land)Cession of Catoecic Land1944nearly complete, but the ink has been rubbed away, particularly at the end of the lines1Recto and VersoDocumentary651r.bmp651v.bmp<_600DPIFront_R1>651r_a.bmp<_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1>651v_a.bmp<_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>pito and including the first year of Tiberius Claudius Caesar Augustus Germanicus Imperator; and I guarantee it from private encumbrances and every claim forever as aforesaid. Sokrates, son of Sokrates, wrote for him, because he is illiterate. (2nd hand) Didymos, the elder, son of Lysimachos. The ces2V theWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWW3WHWIWKWMWNWOWPWbWcWoWvWWWWWWWW3W4W8W|W}W-W.WWW6WUWVWhWiWkWnWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWW W W W W WWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWW W!W"W#W$W%W&W'W(W)W*W+W,W-W.W/W0W1W2W3W4W6W:W;W<W=W>WTWUWXWZW[WrW&(3isWWW?WKWWWWWWnWoWrWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWW-W.WyWisidsWitWWWWWWWWWitselfWiv=WWWivthWixWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWW W W W W WWWWWWWWWWvWwWWWjenkins8W:W8WjoinWkappaWkeithWWkeptWknownWkollemataWkollesisWWWkollesisat8cmtotherightoftheleftsideoffrgakollV(< isouthWWWWWWWWWWmWnW}WWWW|WWWWW/Wsouthallotment1/2arouraVVsoutheastWsoutherlyWsouthernWWWmWWWWsouthward]WsownWWWWWUWsowablegWsowersTWsowingWW9WDWEWWWWWWWWWuWWWW8W}WnWWWWWW/Wsowing>/WsowingsWWWWsownWWWWW2WWWWWWWuWzWWUWWWsownwithwheat3103/4arouraiVspace@W;W?WWW]WdWWWWWWWspacesWspareAWspartans*WspeakWyWWqWW7W*Wspeakers*Wspeaking*WpWspeakingtomyfacethroughhisnosewishingtoendmylifepVspecial@WWspecificationszW8Wstandard8WW'W(WWstandingWstateWWW(se98RHiencumbrancesWWWWWWWWWW|W9 ˆxSubscriptions to a contract by which Herodes, also called Orseus the younger, son of Herodes, sells to Didymos the elder, son of Lysimachos, a catoecic allotment of three arourai near Tebtynis9AHerodes alias Orseus neoteros son of Herodes grandson of Herodes alias Isidoros, Makedon; Didymos presbyteros son of Lysimachos, komogrammateus (see P.Mich. V, p. 16-17); Kronion son of Eirenaios; Psabotos son of Apollonios (& metochoi); Claudius, Emperor; Sokrates son of SokrateszXCession; Ethnicity; Illiteracy; Irrigation; Land Ownership; Land Status; Taxation (Land){Makedon; Tebtynis|PHO34.7 x 29 cm1921, Acquired by Kelsey from Nahman in CairoHerodes alias Orseus the younger, son of HerodesPHDuplicate: P.Mich. V, 267 (inv. 651). - Archive of Kronion son of Apion, nomographos of the grapheion of TebtynisSubscriptions to a contract by which Herodes, also called Orseus the younger, son of Herodes, sells to Didymos the elder, son of Lysimachos, a catoecic allotment of three arourai near TebtynBisL. 15: read in the description of Sokrates: phak(os) hyp(er) ophr(yn) dex(ion), instead of o(ule) . . . . . . . . (PH)41-42 A.D.Husselman EMMakedon; TebtynisP.Mich.inv. 634GreekAnn Arbor14 + 1DPapYesNoput back to folder?Tebtynis, Polemonos meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptThe writi9ˆu+Herakleides the younger, son of Herakleidesv 26-27 A.D.w Ann Arbor8AContract by which Herakleides the younger, son of Herakleides, leases to Kronion, son of Hera[- - -], a reed bed on waste land; the lessee is expected to break down the soil of this land overgrown with reeds and to restore it to cultivation, for which he is to receive a cash subvention from the lessor. The note in l. 1 is an order to file this copy of the contract in the grapheion archives.yTiberius, Emperor; Herakleides neoteros son of Herakleides; Kronion son of Hera[- - -]; Sarapion son of Antenor (former owner); Pathas; Heliodoros(?); Kronion son of Telephosz,Agriculture; Land Ownership; Lease; Religion{G[Tebtynis(?), Polemonos] meris, Arsinoite nome; Ibion Eikosipentarouron|PHO<_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>ZiAI, Herodes, also called Orseus the younger, son of Herodes, son of Herodes also called Isidoros, a Macedonian of the katoikoi, acknowledge that I have ceded to Didymos the elder, son of Lysimachos, to him and to his heirs and assigns, for transference, from the present day foreverm the catoecic allotment near Tebtynis, that belongs to me by inheritance from my father, consisting of three arourai, or a many as there may be, in one parcel. The neighbors are on the south the allotment of the usselman EMMakedon; TebtynisP.Mich.inv. 634GreekAnn Arbor14 + 1DPapYesNoput back to folder?Tebtynis, Polemonos meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptThe writi'k u.meris`WaWbWcWdWeWfWgWhWiWjWkWlWmWnWoWpWqWrWsWtWuWvWwWxWyWzW{W|W}W~WWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWW W W WWWWWWWWW W!W))imacedonianWcWmacedonianstWmachatasWmachiehisWWmachimoscWmachineWmacrinusYWWWW3WeWWWWnWGWmacrinus21VVmadeDWyWWWWW4WFWyWWWWWWWOWW=WTW[WfWhWmWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWW2W3W4W6W:W;W>WBWCWEWFWGWHWKWLWMWNWPWRWUWVW\WcWeWfWhWiWkWlWrWzWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWW W"W#W$W&W'W*W-W.W1W2W3W4W6W:W;W<W=WmadebyandothermakersofthickgarmentstopanesisandVmadebypsyphistomarepsemisVmadebysonofkephalasandhiswifetoVmadness6WmaemaecenationcWWOx imanyWWWW!W"W#W'W(W)W+W-W2W3W4W6W7W8W9W:W;W>W?W@WAWBWHWIWJWQWRWpW{W|WWWWW8W|W}W-W.W7WwWWWWWWWWWW WCWmany-ridgedCWmarWiWWmaramesWmarcellinus#WWW8Wmarcellus?W@WmarchGWmarciWmarciaWmarcianusWmarciusMWmarcusDWEWMW{WWWWWWWWW?WWWfWWWWWWWWWW1W>WWWWWWW W WWW#W0WCWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWTWkWqWuW}WWWWWWW)W*W,WGWKWWWWWWWWWWWWWW W!W#W$W%W'W+WT$ -ibeWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWW W W W W WWWWWWWWWWWW#W$W'W(W)W-W.W0W2W3W5W6W8W9W:W<W=W>W?W@WAWBWEWHWIWJWMWOWQWYW[W_WbWcWmWnWpWqWuWwWzW{W|W~WWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWW9*7ˆqhDs = Psosneus) (see also P.Mich. II, 121, verso, col. I, l. 7); Tamieus daughter of Patynis, wife of Orseus271Tebtynis, Polemonos meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptPMich VFamily; House Ownership; Illiteracy; Sale; Topography (Tebtynis); WomanSale of a House1944frayed at the top and bottom1Recto; Verso is blankDocumentary718r_1E.bmp<_600DPIFront_R1>718r_a.bmp<_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8> >i1, verso, col. I, l. 7; and perhaps P.Mich. V, 245); Psonsneuos (Psonsneus = Psosneus) (seeKYŒUhCteries at Abusir al-Malaq or al-Lahun?)PMich XVIIIAgriculture; Harvest; Monopoly; PoliceOfficial Order1996Upper right corner broken off; damaged along the folds1Recto; Verso: unpublished Demotic text (account of sesame crop)Documentary6955r.bmp6955v.bmp<_600DPIFront_R1>6955r_a.bmp<_600DPIFrDQont_R2>6955r_c.bmp<_600DPIFront_R3>6955r_e.bmp<_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1>6955v_a.bmp<_600DPIBack_R2>6955v_c.bmp<_600DPIBack_R3>6955v_e.bmp<_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>iP.Mich. XVIII, 770?); Horos (genematophylax?); Stasikrates, hekatontarouros769Pl. VIIUnknown necropolis (cemeS1992<_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFBront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>k publishedl(P. van Minnen, BASP 29 (1992) p. 172-174‚OAP.Mich.inv. 6922CPapD6+ P.Vat. Aphrod. 10; Archive of Dioskoros of AphroditoEGagos T-van Minnen PFPMichAphrod = NTAC 1H1994IPl. 1-5UYesVTop of lockers ****WYesXpurchased in 1946 by Bonner[Settlement of a DisputePOi37WWWXWyW3757°21V3700W372WWtary<_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>(Z(:‡hA8 x10.5 cmDecember 1926; Acquired from Dr. KondiliosUnknownPHZenon archiveFragment of a letter concerning interestsBL III, 116 (line 2)July 15, 241 (or 242) B.C.Edgar CCP.Mich.inv. 3083GreekAnn Arbor4-PapNoNoPublished as P.Mich. inv. 3083, without further indiBcation.unknown place, Egypt68Philadelpheia, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, EgyptdPMich IDebt (& interest); LetterLetter1931broken off on the left side1Recto (written across the fibres); Verso is blank, except for a line of ink dots at 1.7 cm from the top (of Recto)Documentary<#$ŠZhCPubl_side>Recto; Verso is blankDocumentary<_600DPIFront_R1><_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>iH54th (cleruchy). Peteesis son of Saliboutas, on Phamenoth the thirtieth.j done, on ph.k publishedp3/12/97 (or earlier)s984Š[AO.Mich.inv. 9608COstDOMich. II, 789-796E Youtie HCFTAPA 71G640H1940MOMich IINPearl OM-Youtie HCO790P1944UNoWNoX 30-E107G-B[;Receipt of tax payment in kind (or memorandum of delivery?)\8 X 8 cmn=Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptoGreekr3s'see electronic version of OMich II, 790uUnknownvIst cent. B.C.wCairo(:(6‡AP.Mich.inv. 3083BcCPapD Zenon archiveEEdgar CCFPMich IG47H1931UNoV-WNoX*December 1926; Acquired from Dr. Kondilios[Letter\ 4.5 x 4 cm_;Published as P.Mich. inv. 3083, without further indication.n7Philadelpheia, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, EgyptoGreekrRecto - 3; Verso - 2sRecto written across the fibresu Spondatesv 251(?) B.C.w Ann ArborxkFragment of a letter from Spondates (to Zenon), concerning mules or muleteers (like P.Cair.Zen. II, 59270?)y)Spondates (see Pap.Lugd.Bat. XXI, p. 419)zLetter; Transport|PHO Memphis(?), Memphite nome, EgyptP.broken off on the right side and at the bottomQ1R+Recto (written across the fibres) and VersoS DocumentaryX 3083cr_a.bmp` 3083cv_a.bmph83cv_a.bmphWˆiFreceiving from Psonsneus the entire price agreed upon, in full, immediately, from hand to hand, out of the hosue, and in guaranteeing the sale with every guarantee from public and private debts and every claim forever. The wife of Papnebtynis, Thenmieus, daughter of Mieus, consents to the sale and agrees not to proceed against it forever . . . [- - -]. (Traces of 4 or 5 more lines). (j3done on the orig.; conservation15; scanned; checkedk publishedp4/21/98s2907ˆAP.Mich.inv. 664CPapDIArchive of Kronion son of Apion, nomographos of the grapheion of TebtynisE Edgerton WFFPMich VG342H1944UYesVCWYesX-1921, Acquired by Kelsey from Nahman in Cairo[Receipt for Payment\ 15.2 x 19 cmnRecto; Verso is blankDocumentary665r.bmp<_600DPIFront_R1>665r_d.bmp<_600DPIFront_R2>665r_a.bmp<_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8> iA[Year] 2 of Claudius, 5th intercalary day of the month Kaisareios. I, Orseus, son of Harmiysis, my mother being Tausiris, have joined in selling the share that belongs to me of the half share of an old fallen house, inherited from my father, and of the court and all appurtenances held in common and undivided by me and the purchaser Psonsneus and others, in Tebtynis, and I have joined in receiving the entire price in full, immediately, from hand to hand, out of the house, and in guarantee>1269Tebtynis, Polemonos meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptPMich VFamily; House Ownership; Illiteracy; Sale; Topography (Tebtynis); WomanSale of a House1944badly frayed at the bottom; damaged along some folds1<Subscriptions to a contract by which six men, including four brothers, sell to a certain Psonsneus the half share of a house and court which they own in common; four months earlier, the same persons and property were probably involved in a division of property, recorded in P.Mich. II, 121, verso, col. I, l. 7, as a contract between Orseus and others and PsosneusAug. 28, 42 A.D.Husselman EMTebtynisP.Mich.inv. 665GreekAnn Arbor1 + 25 (or 26)V (oversize box, Tebtynis)PapNoNocheck break, bottom, topTebtynis, Polemonos meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptClaudius, Emperor; Orseus son of Harmiysis and Tausiris, husband of Tamieus (see also P.Mich. II, 121, verso, col. I, l. 7; and perhaps P.Mich. V, 245); Psonsneus = Psonneuos (Psosneus) (see also P.Mich. II, 121, verso, col. I, l. 7); Tamieuos (TnisC5osWossonofkelolandaotieVotherW[W]W<WDWoWWWWWothersWWWouenaphrisWouraniosHouranisjousiakonjWoverseeerWoverseersWoxyrhynchiteWxWp1WWWpsonofpeteeusVpaWpabelleousbWpabelleoussonofonnophrisbVpaches_WpaesisW2WWpaetesWpais'WTWpaiskybernetes'VpakebkisbWqWtW|W}WWWpakebkissonofhoroskollouthossonofpandothersVpakysisWWWWWpakysisandtithoeissonsofpetaustheirnephewsatabousVpakysissonofVpakysissonofpetenouphisVpalamedes9WJWwWpalemonWpamounWpanephremmis-WpanisatesWpaniskospannosYWpannous WpanorsesWpanourisNWpapaiosWpapeeisWuWpapeeissonofpsenobastisVpapeisWWpapeissonofthaesisV)J+ 8courtWvWcourtyard8WYWiWjWmWyW{WWWmWnWZWcourtyards6WW?W@WcousinWcoverWcoveredWWaWcoveringWWWcowsVWcreditWWcreditortWWWWWcreditor'sxWcreditorsW8WcrisisdWcrissaWcrocodileWcrop:W?WWWWWWWWwWUWcrop-sharingWcropsDWEWWWWWwWcross!WcrossingaWcrownWWQWWWcrudelyWcubits8WculpritsWcultPWcultivateWcultivatedWWWWWFWcultivationFWWWuWWcultivatorWWWWWWWTWWWcultivatorsWWWWWcumWcurator+Wcuratores WcureTWcurrentEWUWWcursing WWcursiveWcustomaryWWWWcustomsWWWWWW<+D8subscriptionstoacontractbywhichstotouetissonofkolloVsubscriptionstoacontractbywhichtamysthadaughteroforVsubscriptionstoacontractbywhichtaorseusdaughteroforrVsubscriptionstoacontractbywhichthreebrothersandafoAVVsubscriptionstoacontractbywhichtwobrothersapollonios2Vsubscriptionstoacontractforthedivisionofpropertybet9VJVwVsubscritions[Wsubscritionstoacontractfortheloanof760drachmaibyg[VsubsequentWsubsequentlyW6WsubsidizedrWsubstanceUWsubventionWsuccessionWsuccessiveWWWW?WsuchyWtWWHW_WsuerionWsuffered@WsufficientWsuggestWsuicideWsuitW WsumW:WWWWWWWWW-WWWW-W-W:IOsaleofpartofapalmgroveNVsaleofpartofavacantlot1VUV\VVVVsaleofpartoftworoomsFVsaleofpartsofahousenVVsaleofproperty6Vsaleofsacredland5VCVKVVVVsaleofslavesaVVVsaleoftwoslavesVyVsaleofunknownobjectFVsaleofunknownobjectsHVsaleofvacantlots=Vsaleofvineland|VsaturninusDWsayings WWscheduleWscheduleforinspectionoflandVscholasticiWschool_WuWschoolexercise_VuVscribesWseal(W-Wsealofacustomshousereceipt(V-VsecretaryWsecretary'sWsecurityW3WOWbWlW|W}WWseedWWWWWWWwWWselectionWsellWsemproniusDWsequestratedWserviceWGWWGWWGWGWGWceWGWGWGWGWWGWGWGWWGWGWGW6270Tebtynis, Polemonos meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptPMich VFamily; House Ownership; Illiteracy; Sale; Topography (Tebtynis); WomanSale of a House1944broken off at the left, frayed at the top and bottom, and badly damaged1REecto; Verso is blankDocumentary715r.bmp<_600DPIFront_R1>715r_a.bmp<_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8> is blankS DocumentaryervLSubscription to a contract by which six men, including four brothers, sell to a certain Psonsneus the half share of a house and court which they own in common; four months earlier, the same persons and property were probably involved in a division of property, recorded in P.Mich. II, 121, verso, col. I, l. 7, as a contract between Orseus and others and Psosneus. This copy bears only the subscription of one of the sellers.Aug. 28, 42 A.D.Husselman EMTebtynisP.Mich.inv. 715GreekAnn Arbor5DPapYesNoblack glass; check if you can do anything for the fibres; check versoTebtynis, Polemonos meris, Arsinoite nome, province of Egypt[Orseus son of Harmiysis] and Tausiris, husband of Tamieus (see also P.Mich. II, 121, verso, col. I, l. 7; and perhaps P.Mich. V, 245); PsonsnG9ˆuAP.Mich.inv. 714CPapDIArchive of Kronion son of Apion, nomographos of the grapheion of TebtynisE Husselman EMFPMich VG316H1944KBL IX, 160 (date)UNoV-WNorited from my father, and of the court and [all appurtenances] held in common and undivided by me and . . . Psonsneus and others, in Tebtynis, and I have joined in receiving the entire [price] in full, [immediately], from hand to hand, out of the house, and in guaranteeing the sale with every guarantee as aforesaid. My wife Tamieus, daugBhter of Patynis, gives her consent [to the sale and] agrees that she will not proceed against it forever or bring any charges, and that no one else shall in her behalf as aforesaid. I, Orseus, wrote for [my wife because she is] illiterate.j*done on the orig.; conservation15; scannedk publishedp4/21/98ˆuAP.Mich.inv. 714CPapDIArchive of Kronion son of Apion, nomographos of the grapheion of TebtynisE Husselman EMFPMich VG316H1944KBL IX, 160 (date)UNoV-WNo daughter99"ˆt8ASubscription to a contract by which six men, including four brothers, sell to a certain Psonsneus the half share of a house and court which they own in common; four months earlier, the same persons and property were probably involved in a division of property, recorded in P.Mich. II, 121, verso, col. I, l. 7, as a contract between Orseus and others and Psosneus. This copy bears only the subscription of one of the sellers.9A[Orseus son of Harmiysis] and Tausiris, husband of Tamieus (see also P.Mich. II, 121, verso, col. I, l. 7; and perhaps P.Mich. V, 245); Psonsneuos (Psonsneus = Psosneus) (see also P.Mich. II, 121, verso, col. I, l. 7); Tamieuos (Tamieus) daughter of Patynis, wife of OrseuszGFamily; House Ownership; Illiteracy; Sale; Topography (Tebtynis); Woman{Tebtynis|PHO26.4 x 23.5 cm1921, Acquired by Kelsey from Nahman in CairoOrseus, Pakebkis, Papnebtynis and Mieus, all sons of Harmiysis; Herodes, son of Herodes; and Psenkebkis, son of PsonsneusPHDuplicate: P.S.I. VIII, 907 (all subscriptions, with the descriptions of the parties); P.Mich. V, 269 (inv. 665; 3 first subscriptions only); 271 (inv. 718; 1st subscription only, as here). - Archive of Kronion son of Apion, nomographos of a>TebtynisP.Mich.inv. 715GreekAnn Arbor5DPapYesNoblack glass; check if you can do anything for the fibres; check versoTebtynis, Polemonos meris, Arsinoite nome, province of Egypt[Orseus son of Harmiysis] and Tausiris, husband of Tamieus (see also P.Mich. II, 121, verso, col. I, l. 7; and perhaps P.Mich. V, 245); PsonsnB:4„z9List; Liturgy (compulsory public work); Transportation(?)|PHO=Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptPCompleteQ1RRecto; Verso is blankS DocumentaryT 4211o.bmphA23.7 x 12 cmpurchased by Dr. D.L. Askren; acquired from him in July, 1925UnknownPHList of names of liturgical workersBL VII, 288 (l. 3; provenance; bibliography)IIIrd cent. A.D. Amundsen LO.Mich.inv. 4211GreekKelsey Museum22OstNoNoKaranis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of Egsion son of Kastor; Anouphis son of Kastor; Sarapammon son of Sarapion; Anouphis son of Sarapion; Heras son of Kastor (see O.Mich. I, p. 194); Polydeukes son of Heron; Harpales son of Akous grandson of Pammatis; Eudaimon son of Kollouthos; Anchopis son of Chairemon; Heronas son of Eudaimon; Ouris son ofW#@ 8colWW}WKWKWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWW W W W W WWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWW W!W"W#W$W%W&W'W(W)W.W2W4W6W:W;W<W=WZWcolleagueWW_WWWW W!W"W#W$W%W&W'W(W)W-W4Wcolleagues2WcollectW WWcollectedfWgWW WcollectionW WW`WWRWWWWWWWWWWWWcollectionofshortsayingsandpiecesofadvicesomeofwhi VVcollectionsWcollector:WWKW_WjWWcollector'sWcollectors'WWWWYW`WW*:t :houseWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWlWmWnWyW}WWWWWWWWWWWWW?W@WKWWWWFWHWIWhWiWWWWWWWWWWWWW W W W WWWWWWWWW.W;WZW[W{WhousebuildingletterVhousebuildingpricesprofession+VUVVhousehouseownershipilliteracysaletopographytebtyniswomVVhouseownershipilliteracysaleVhouseownershipilliteracysaletopographytebtyniswomangurVhouseownershipilliteracysalewomanAVVhouseownershipjusticerentingruralsocietykVhouseownershippersonalstatusromancitizenveterantaxatiVhouseownershipprofessionsaletopographytebtyniswomanyVhouseownershipsaleFVhygiene@WhypallagmaWidiaWilliteracyWWWWWWW?WWWWWPPbrokenoffattheleftandbottomCVGVbrokenoffattheleftandrightVVbrokenoffattheleftandrightsomefragmentsalsoattheyVbrokenoffattheleftcutoffratherthanbrokenatthebotyVbrokenoffattheleftdamagedalongthefoldshVbrokenoffattheleftfrayedatthetopandbottomandbadltVbrokenoffattheleftrightandbottomEVVHVPVbrokenoffattheleftrightandbottombadlydamagedVbrokenoffattheleftrightandbottomdamagedatthetopVbrokenoffattheleftrightandbottommanyholesandtears`VbrokenoffattheleftsidemuchdamagedVbrokenoffattherightandbottomCVKVbrokenoffattherightandbottomofpageiVbrokenoffattherightandbottomofpageiverybadlyfade7VbrokenoffattherightdamagedatthetopandbottomVbrokenoffatthetopVVVVOVV(VyVVVVVVV#V2V8VvVVVVVVSV#%]Pbrokenoffatthetopafewlettersbetweenthetwofragment@ brokenoffatthetopandatthebottomsurfacewornandrou@dopandatthebottomsurfacewornandrou@d)> ielseWWWWWWWWWWW!W#W'W(W)W+W/W2W5W6W7W8W9W:W;W?W@WBWCWEWHWIWJWMWQWRWWWW7WwWWelsewhereOWWemWemanationsyWembalmer\Wembalmer2000drachmai\VembankedWembankmentWWembankments}W~WWWWW_WaWWWWW'WembodiesWembolimos|WembroideredWemeseniansWemesenorumWeminenceqWeminentWWemous&WempeWemperorDWEWqW`WaWuWyW}W~WWWWWWWWWWWWFWVWWWaWWWWWWWOWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWFWOWemperorsW{WWPWemployWemployed6WWemployeejWemployeesTWemploymentBWempoweredWen?WenablehWenabledhWenbankmentsGWWs=CˆqA Duplicate: P.S.I. VIII, 907 (all subscriptions, with the descriptions of the parties); P.Mich. V, 269 (inv. 665; 3 first subscriptions only); 270 (inv. 715; 1st subscription only, as here). - Archive of Kronion son of Apion, nomographos of the grapheion of Tebtynis E Husselman EMFPMich VG271H1944UNoVV (oversize box, Tebtynis)WNoX-1921, Acquired by Kelsey from Nahman in Cairo[Sale of a House\ 50.6 x 21 cm]#check; little fold on the left sidenAug. 28, 42 A.D.Subscription to a contract by which six men, including four brothers, sell to a certain Psonsneus the half share of a house and court which they own in common; four months earlier, the same persons and property were probably involved in a division of property, recorded in P.Mich. II, 121, verso, col. I, l. 7, as a contract between Orseus and others and Psosneus. This copy bears only the subscription of one of the sellers.Aug. 28, 42 A.D.Husselman EMTebtynisP.Mich.inv. 718GreekAnn Arbor4V (oversize box, Tebtynis)PapNoNocheck; little fold on the left sideTebtynis, Polemonos meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptOrseus son of Harmiysis and Tausiris, husband of Tamieus (see also P.Mich. II, 121, verso, col. I, l. 7; and perhaps P.Mich. V, 245); Psonsneuos (PsonsneuC9*ˆqX 718r_c.bmpX 718r_d.bmphA50.6 x 21 cm1921, Acquired by Kelsey from Nahman in CairoOrseus, Pakebkis, Papnebtynis and Mieus, all sons of Harmiysis; Herodes, son of Herodes; and Psenkebkis, son of PsonsneusPHDuplicate: P.S.I. VIII, 907 (all subscriptions, with the descriptions of the parties); P.Mich. V, 269 (inv. 665; 3 first subscriptions only); 270 (inv. 715; 1st subscription only, as here). - Archive of Kronion son of Apion, nomographos of th/><_600DPIFront_R1>718r_a.bmp<_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8> >io; Verso is blankS DocumentaryT 718r_1.bmpT 718r_2.bmpX 718r_a.bmpX 718r_b.bmpFirst68I -XbmpWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWW W W W W WWWWWWWWWWWWWWWW"W#W%W0W1W2W3W4W5W6W7W8W9W:W;W<W=W>W?W@WAWBWCWDWEWFWGWHWIWJWKWLWMWNWOWPWQWSWWWWWWW?W@WCWFWGWIWzW{WWWWWWWWWWWWWWW W*WAWOW~WWWWWWW9;'4ˆPdeeply frayed at both top and bottom, so that the upper part of the demotic text is gone, and only scattered letters can be read in the last two and one-half lines of the Greek subscriptionQ1RRecto; Verso is blankS DocumentaryT 680r_1.bmpT 680r_2.bmpX 680r_a.bmpX 680r_b.bmpY 680r_c.bmpY 680r_d.bmphA40.9 x 28.5 cm1921, Acquired by Kelsey from Nahman in CairoMersis alias Pyrrhos, son of LabesisPHArchive of Kronion son of Apion, nomographos of the grapheion of TebtynisDemotic contract, with Greek subscription, for the sale of a vacant lot by Mersis, also called Pyrrhos, son of Labesis, to Eutychos the elder, son of Eutychos.Ist cent. A.D.Husselman EMTebtoinis (Temeasurements in cubits, as many as there may be. The neighbors are on the south the court of Herodes, son of Herodes also called Isidoros, and in part the lots of the purchaser Euty5j8 MˆFAP.Mich.inv. 1267CPapDIArchive of Kronion son of Apion, nomographos of the grapheion of TebtynisEEdgerton WF - Husselman EMFPMich VG253H1944 A%L. 1 (of the Greek text): read heates for heautes; l. 2: read prosbytero for presbytero; l. 9: read Eutychou prosbyterou ten, instead of Eutychou presbyterou Eutychou ten; l. 12: read Eutychos 3- Eutychou, instead of Eutychos Eutychou; l. 14: read gegon' eis me, instead of gegone eis me. (PH)%UYesVDWYesX4Acquired from Nahman; reached the University in 1923[Sale of Part of Two Rooms\19.7 x 31.1 cm]bL. 11: one little scrap misplaced; check alignment of the two parts in the top + fibres at the topn44.5 x 28.4 cmAcquired from Nahman; reached the University in 1923Onnophris, son of PsenkebkisPHDuplicate of P.S.I. VIII, 914. - Archive of Kronion son of Apion, nomographos of the grapheion of TebtynisSubscription to a contract by which Onnophris, son of Psenkebkis, sells to Psyphis, son of Psyphis, his share in some property inherited from his father, the property consisting of a house, with the adjacent Bcourtyards and lots and a gateway, near the Isieum in TebtynisIst cent. A.D.Husselman EMTebtynisP.Mich.inv. 1283GreekAnn Arbor10V (oversize box, Tebtynis)PapYesNoold "mount"; (big & small) folds; glass or not?; check versoTebtynis, Polemonos meris, Arsinoite nome, province of Egypt2nd hand: slow-writer<$''‡iAq[- - -] derelict [land beside] the great canal, [in order to] plant a [parcel of it amounting to 20 arourai, on condition that we shall pay, [as soon as] it bears fruit, from every kind of crop 1/6th to the (goddess) Philadelphos and to the king [a ground tax] of 16 drachmai 4 obols in silver. Will you kindly give an order that this [parcel be set aside for us - - -]qj4done, on the orig.; conservation8 - scanned; checkedk publishedp10/13/97s1774‡AP.Mich.inv. 3092CPapD Zenon archiveEEdgar CCFPMich IG89H1931UYesVGWNoX*December 1926; Acquired from Dr. Kondilios[ Memorandum\ 4 x 9.1 cm]Iblack glass; not worth a glass? If yes, should we leave it with inv. 3091n7Philadelpheia, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, EgyptoGreekr6uLaboisvIIIrd cent. B.C.w Ann ArborxrMemorandum to Zenon from Labois, one of the native farmers whom he employed at Philadelphia, who asks for a salary Fzpe60‚zpe109pmichinv48339E9:ˆNT953r.bmpX 953r_a.bmpX 953r_b.bmphA49.6 x 27.5 cmJune 1922; Acquired from Nahman through the British MuseumHerakles, son of PanourisPHArchive of Kronion son of Apion, nomographos of the grapheion of TebtynisSubscriptions to a contract by which Herakles, son of Panouris, sells to his wife Beris, daughter of Petearpsenesis, two and one-quarter arourai from a palm garden of three and three-quarters arourai. Provision is made for the existing le entire three and three-quarters arourai are on the south the common entrance and exit, on the north the public dyke and the canal through which the garden is watered, on the west the public dyke and canal, on the east the lots of the sons of Philon and in part the public road. And I have received from you the entire price agreed upon, in full, immediately, from hand to hand, out of the house, and I guarantee the sale with every guarantee, from all publi<9BOˆcxSubscription to a contract by which Horion, son of Akousilaos, and his sister Phariene, sell to Horion, son of Didymos, a vineyard of one-half aroura9A*Heron son of Akousilaos and Thermoutharion, husband and guardian of Thaesis; Thaesis daughter of Herakles, wife of Heron; Phariene daughter (of Akousilaos) and Thermoutharion; Thermoutharion daughter of Pharos; Horion son of Didymos; Claudius, Emperor; Maecenas (see Geographica); Didymion; Kronion*zZFishing; Illiteracy; Irrigation; Land Ownership; Sale; Taxation (Land); Woman (& guardian){{Hellenikos; Eibion Eikosilenarouras (Ibion Eikosipentarouron); Makenidanes (Maikenatiane) ousia (former estate of Maecenas)|PHOPublished as inv. 3099, without further indication.ˆNhDbroken along some of the folds1Recto; Verso is blankDocumentary953r.bmp<_600DPIFront_R1>953r_a.bmp<_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7>iimas <or: Zosimas?> son of Apion; Heron son of Diodoros; Petearpsenesis son of Herakleides, father and guardian of Beris; Pompeius son of Patron alias Primus272Tebtynis, Polemonos meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptPMich VIlliteracy; Irrigation; Land Ownership; Lease; Sale; Taxation (Land); Woman (& guardian)Sale of Part of a Palm Grove1944badly &3inagoodhandedgarrectowrittenacrossthefibresBVinascriptdifferentandsomewhatsmallerthanthefirstpa1VinasomewhatuprightbusinesshandwithmanylettersdetachVVinthehandwritingofkronionsonofapionVinthehandwritingofkronionsonofapionboakVV2V3V4V6Vinzenon'susualhandwritingedgar3VinaWinclinationWWWinclining|WWincludingWindicate7WindistinctlyWindistinguishableYWindividualW=WWWWtWindividuallettersareformedskillfullybutthewritingpretVinfluenceWWsWinformalWWinformalroundedscriptVinitialJWink_WWWWWf EgyptPMich VCession; Ethnicity; Illiteracy; Irrigation; Land Ownership; Land Status; Profession; Taxation (Land)Cession of Catoecic Land1944Nearly complete1Recto; Vers<pmichinv681seealsopmichv275inv716unfinishedduplcVpmichinv682archiveofkronionsonofapionnomographosolVpmichinv683duplicateofpmichv254inv1284archiveofVpmichinv6833ac-dfVpmichinv6833a-bdfVpmichinv6833a-cfVpmichinv6833a-dVpmichinv6833b-d6833fVpmichinv68716872archiveofpetaussonofpetauskomograVpmichinv68716873archiveofpetaussonofpetauskomograVpmichinv68726873archiveofpetaussonofpetauskomograVpmichinv690duplicateofpmichv254inv1284archiveofVpmichinv6917aarchiveofdioskorosofaphroditoVpmichinv69196921archiveofdioskorosofaphroditoVpmichinv6919archiveofdioskorosofaphroditoVpmichinv692duplicatepmichv278inv686archiveofkroaVpmichinv694pmichv264inv677732741hasthecompleteVpmichinv707duplicateofpmichv329inv706archiveofbV pmichinv229197ˆNhBase.45-46 A.D.Husselman EMAreos kome, Polemonos merisP.Mich.inv. 953GreekAnn Arbor12DPapYesYesalready done - black glass which was broken!Tebtynis, Polemonos meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptHerakles son of Panouris, husband of Beris; Beris daughter of Petearpsenesis, wife of Herakles; (unnamed) sons of PChilon; Claudius, Emperor; Besimas <or: Zosimas?> son of Apion; Heron son of Diodoros; Petearpsenesis son of Herakleides, father and guardian of Beris; Pompeius son of Patron alias Primus272Tebtynis, Polemonos meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptPMich VIlliteracy; Irrigation; Land Ownership; Lease; Sale; Taxation (Land); Woman (& guardian)Sale of Part of a Palm Grove1944badly 9@=#ˆEiB one parcel, in the so-called valley of Phremei; of which the neighbors are on the south the estates belonging to the treasury, with an irrigation canal between; on the north the allotment of Psenosiris, son of Phamounis; on the west the allotment of Ammonios, son of Ammonios, and in part that of Heronas the barber, with an irrigation canal between, by which the allotment is watered; on the east the allotment of Heron, son of Herakles, with an irrigation canal between, into which the allotCment is drained. And I shall draw up the customary documents for the transfer and cession to Maximus through the office of catoecic records. And I have received from Maximus all the established sum of money for the cession immediately, from hand to hand, out of the house, and I guarantee the conditions of this cession with every guarantee from public debts and all assessments and from the naubion tax and the artab tax and the arithmetikon and the price of the land and fines and all other dU5 2i1stFWJWMW\WmWwWWWWWWWWWWWWW>WRW]W_W`WkWmWnWrWzW}WWWWWWWWWWWW?W@WbWpWxW|WWWWWWWOWWWWWWSWeWnWqWyW}WWWWWW WWMW1st391sacksV1stand2nd52V1stcleruchykerkesouchaofcrownandusiaclandthehalfshV1stcleruchypatsontisofpubliclandinthehamletofabelkV1stcleruchyptolesonofsemproniushasgivenhispartonpbV1stcleruchyptolemaisneathesoutherndivisionofthewholVV1stcolumntoodamagedtobetranslatedV1sthand_V1sthand22V1sthandbankofthroughantiphilostheassistantVV(*@‡qhBLibrary>Ann Arbor14GPapYesYesblack glass; check lines 2-3; check versoUnknown place, EgyptAleximachos; Zenon (son of Agreophon) (see Pros.Ptol. I 80 + add.); Nikanor; (unnamed) son of Nikanor, epigonos (see Pros.Ptol. IV 9638a)33Philadelpheia, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, EgyptPMich IArmy; Land Ownership; Letter; Recommendation; CTravelRecommendation Letter1931nearly complete1Recto; Verso is blankDocumentary<_600DPIFront_R1>3104r_a.bmp<_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><97 ˆNiAI, Herakles, son of Panouris, acknowledge that I have sold to my wife Beris, daughter of Petearpsenesis, who lives with me in accordance with a written contract, two and one-quarter arourai from the date-palm garden that belongs to me, consisting of three and three-quarter arourai, or as many as there may be, in one parcel, common and undivided, in which there are a storehouse and other plants and all the appurtenances, in the class paying the tax of one sixth, near Areos Kome of the divisBion of Polemon. The neighbors of the entire three and three-quarters arourai are on the south the common entrance and exit, on the north the public dyke and the canal through which the garden is watered, on the west the public dyke and canal, on the east the lots of the sons of Philon and in part the public road. And I have received from you the entire price agreed upon, in full, immediately, from hand to hand, out of the house, and I guarantee the sale with every guarantee, from all publi59@ˆEhCersons>Mysthas son of Akousilaos, Makedon ton katoikon; Maximus son of Diodoros alias Papontos; Psenosiris son of Phamounis; Ammonios son of Ammonios; Heronas, koureus; Heron son of Heraklios (Herakleios); Claudius, Emperor; Maron son of Chresimos; Apollonios son of Lysimachos273Tebtynis, Polemonos meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptPMich VCession; Ethnicity; Illiteracy; Irrigation; Land Ownership; Land Status; Profession; TaxatioDn (Land)Cession of Catoecic Land1944Nearly complete1Recto; Verso is blankDocumentary1268r.bmp<_600DPIFront_R1>1268r_a.bmp<_600DPIFront_R2><_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_69?9;bˆEhE\00DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>iA(4th hand) Official copy. Month Germanikeios, Pachon 27. (1st hand) I, Mysthas, son of Akousilaos, a Macedonian of the catoeci, acknowledge that I have ceded to Maximus, son of Diodoros also called Papontos, to Maximus himself and to his heirs and assigns for transfer from the present day forever, six arourai of the catoecic allotment that belongs to me by inheritance from my father, and one quarter of an aroura of the village impost in addition, all of them, as many as there may be, inile legomene Phregme (Phremei)P.Mich.inv. 1268GreekAnn Arbor1 + 12 + 1DPapYesNoCheck if you can do something for the middle of l. 8-10. If yes, open and do so.Tebtynis, Polemonos meris, Arsinoite nome, province of Egypt2nd hand: slow-writerblack glass; check tapes, folds; 2 lines on verso: foldedTebtynis, Polemonos meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptIn a childish and ill-formed hand, with more than usually errors of both grammar and spelling (Husselman): slow-writerHeron son of Akousilaos and Thermoutharion, husband and guardian of TDhaesis; Thaesis daughter of Herakles, wife of Heron; Phariene daughter (of Akousilaos) and Thermoutharion; Thermoutharion daughter of Pharos; Horion son of Didymos; Claudius, Emperor; Maecenas (see Geographica); Didymion; Kronion274Tebtynis, Polemonos meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptPMich VFishing; Illiteracy; Irrigation; Land Ownership; Sale; Taxation (Land); Woman (& guardian)Sale of a Vineyard929AˆchA32.5 x 29 cm (total size)1921, Acquired by Kelsey from Nahman in CairoHeron & Phariene, children of AkousilaosPH+ P.Mich. inv. 681; see also P.Mich. V, 275 (inv. 716: unfinished duplicate). - Archive of Kronion son of Apion, nomographos of the grapheion of TebtynisSubscription to a contract by which Horion, son of Akousilaos, and his sister Phariene, sell to Horion, son of Didymos, a vineyard of one-half arBoura46-47 A.D.Husselman EMHellenikos; Eibion Eikosilenarouras (Ibion Eikosipentarouron); Makenidanes (Maikenatiane) ousia (former estate of Maecenas)P.Mich.inv. 748GreekAnn ArborRecto - 12; Verso - 2BPapYesYesA space has been left blank in l. 3 for the insertion of the names of the guardians of Phariene and Thermoutharion; it was marked off by<>Qduplicatepmichv267inv651archiveofkronionsonofapiVduplicatepmichv268inv634archiveofkronionsonofapiVduplicatepmichv279inv692751archiveofkronionsonofVduplicatepsiviii907allsubscriptionswiththedescriptqVtVduplicatepsiviii907withthedescriptionsofthepartieVduplicatepstrasix849lines139-148303-310VduplicatesWecclWegyptWWWWyWeireneWWWWyWneWWWWyWyW^WnWoWqWtWvWwWzW{W}WWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWXWYWBWCWDWFWGWIWWWWWWWWWWWW"W#WWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWW W!W"W#W$W%W&W'W(W)W*W,W-W0W1W3WWWWWW.WWWWOWPWV+:taxationNWRWcWeWgWsWxWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWDWKWYW]W_W`WaWdWeWfWkWoWrW}WWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWW"W#W$W%W&W'W(W)W*W+W,W-W.W/W0WLWMWOWPWQWRWSWTWUWVWWWXWYWZW[W\W]W^W_W`WaWbWdWfWgWhWiWjWlWoWpWrWwWxWyWWWWWWWWWWWWWWW W W WWWW/><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_;A91ˆN]-already done - black glass which was broken!n9.9 x 8.5 cmJuly 1925; Acquired by Dr. Askren and Prof Boak UnknownPHAcknowledgment of a debt owed (by a soldier?) to soldiers of the Alexandrian fleet (classis Augusta)IInd Cent. A. D. (Feb. 18)728841Sanders HARep editor - Arangio-Ruiz V; Rep Ser. - Studi in onore di Siro Solazzi; 1948; No_pg. 261-262 [= V. Arangio-Ruiz, Studi epigrafici e papirologici (NBapoli, 1974) p. 323-324] Rep editor - Cavenaile R; Rep Ser. - CPL; 1957; No_pg. 128 Rep editor - Bruckner A-Marichal R; Rep Ser. - ChLA V; 1976; No_pg. 294 (with ph.)Kaesarea (Caesarea)P.Mich.inv. 4301LatinAnn Arbor7-PapNoNoBlack glassCaesarea, Mauretania (or Palaestina)"Cursive bureaucratique" (Marichal)8hed"ˆAP.Mich.inv. 4694BRectoCPapD-E Husselman EMFPMich IXG522H1971UYesVLWYesX 26-BS1-PI[Prefectural Edict\ 9 X 14.4 cm] "black glass"d 4694r_a.bmp$ 4694r_b.bmph 4694r.bmpn=Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptoGreekr10s'see electronic version of PMich IX, 522u)Gaius Valerius Eudaimon, prefect of Egyptv142 - 143 A.D.w Ann ArborxBeginning of an edict of the prefect Gaius Valerius Eudaimon, directed against the persons who make anonymous charges of a slanderous naturey)Gaius Valerius Eudaimon, prefect of Egyptz&Concern for the people; Edict; Justice{[Egypt]|PHO unknown place, province of EgyptP(broken off on the left and at the bottomQ1RRecto; Verso is blankS DocumentaryT 4694r.bmpX 4694r_a.bmpX 4694r_b.bmphncern for the people; Edict; Justice{[Egypt]|PHO unknown place, province of EgyptP(broken off on the left and at the bottomQ1RRecto; Verso is blankS DocumentaryT 4694r.bmpX 4694r_a.bmpX 4694r_b.bmphPIFront_R5><_600DP9oRjscannedrescannedafterconservationVVVscannedrescannedafterconservationchecked?VscannedrescannedcheckedVscannedversoscannedtoobutnotlinkedtophtgVscanningWvWwWWW"WW.WscansW"WFW.WschmidtWschmidt'sSWrWWWWWPWpWWWWWWWWWscholllWSWschrijvendaWschwartzWschwartz'sWschwendnerWWUWscialojaWscience{WscribeWscripta`WscriptiunculaeWscrittiWWsdhiWvWwWsealing>Wsearch WWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWW W W W W WWWWWWWWWWW 4YX 26-B17F-A[Extract from Census Register\ 9 x 27.5 cm]:1 small fragment has moved and has to be fixed (top right)_The entries concerning Ptolemaios and Achillas are cancelled, what probably means that they died between the census of 161 A.D. and the time at which this extract was written.n=Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptoGreekr6Verso - 36 + 4 in left margin; Recto (second text) - 3uUnknown census officialvXIInd cent. A.D.: after 161 A.D. (date of the original document), perhaps before 174 A.D.w Ann ArborxmExtract from a census register, giving an abbreviated copy of two declarations for the census of 160/161 A.D.9 declarations for the census of 160/161 A.D.9#CˆhB1, 149 A.D.Michael EMHerakleidou meris, Arsinoite nomeP.Mich.inv. 4695GreekAnn ArborCol. I - 14; col. II - 2JPapYesYes"black glass" and verso hidden; Unknown place, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptHerakleides, strategos of the Herakleidou meris; (unnamed) komogrammateis of villages of the Herakleidou mCeris; (unnamed) presbyteroi acting as komogrammateis of villages of the Herakleidou meris2Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptSB XII 11104 (and XIII, p. 139)RectoPMich MichaelAdministration; Liturgy (compulsory public service - exemption)Summary Copy of Reports to a Strategos1965Made of two sheets of papyri glued together; another oneP)ˆhE0DPIBack_R8>iA To Apollonios, strategos of the Arsinoite nome, Herakleides division, from Dioskoros, village secretary of Upper Psenyris. To help and assist the collectors of money-taxes, because they are not sufficient for the collection of the receipts, which are very great, at your request for names I submit the following as financially able and suitable. They are: Eros, son of Anchorimphis, having property worth 600 drachmai; Paesis, son of Petermouthis, ditto, 800 drachmai; Claudius, B3son of Sarapion, ditto, 800 drachmai; Isidoros, son of Deios, ditto, 800 drachmai. (2nd hand) I, Kastor, village secretary, have submitted (the nominations). {I, Kastor, village secretary, have submitted (the nominations).} (1st hand) Year 25 of Marcus Aurelius Commodus Antoninus Augustus Pius. Tybi 17.!j%Done, on the orig. - scanned, checkedk publishedlP.Petaus, p. 202.p5/6/97ˆAP.Mich.inv. 4389BRectoCPapE Husselman EMFPMich IXG551&bˆiB out the rental in kind into the public treasury. And you will guarantee to me all the payments into the state bank, if it seems best to you to make the concession on the foregoing terms. (2nd hand) I, Petheus, the aforementioned, have leased from you as aforesaid. I, Herakles(?), son of . . ., wrote for him since he is illiterate. (3rd hand) 14th year of Antoninus Caesar the lord. Choiak 3.xj$done, on the orig.; scanned, checkedk publishedltB. Boyaval, REA 75 (1973) p. 184-185; P.J. Sijpesteijn, ZPE 19 (1975) p. 266; H.C. Youtie, ZPE 19 (1975) p. 279-280.p5/20/97s2261es); ...eeis, Lenaeites74-79Karanis, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptSB VI 9149RectoTAPA 83Account; Tax collection; Transport (boats)List or Account of Transport Charges1952broken off at the bottom; some damage along the break between the twobˆhDZeBack_R2><_600DPIFront_R1>4389r_a.bmp<_600DPIFront_R2>4389r_b.bmp<_600DPIFront_R3><_600DPIFront_R4><_600DPIFront_R5><_600DPIFront_R6><_600DPIFront_R7><_600DPIFront_R8><_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>$iAThe seventh year of the Emperor Caesar Nerva Trajan Augustus Germanicus Dacicus, the seventh of the month of Sebastos, in Kerkesoucha in the division of Herakleides of the Arsinoite nome. Ammonios, son of Severus, about 30 years old, with a scar above his left eyebrow, from Nilopolis in the Herakleopolite nome, acknowledges to Gaius Valerius Longus, discharged from military service in the legion, about 47 years old, with a scar on his left eyebrow, that he has sold to him a male donkey coloucha, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptP'complete; slightly damaged along a foldQ1RRecto; Verso is blankfQ‡hBad huiou Pesaios rather than tou Pesaios. (PH)170 B.C.728842Schuman VBPhiladelpheia (Philadelphia)P.Mich.inv. 4225GreekAnn Arbor44-PapNoNoBlack glass; check versoProbably Philadelphia, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, EgyptA medium-sized, practised hand (Schuman)Antaios, episCtates of Philadelphia (see also B.G.U. III, 1012); Demetrios son of Kephalon; Pasinosiris; Theodotos son of Apytos; Horos son of Pesais, eremophylax173Probably Philadelphia, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, EgyptCTPMich IIIClothing; Debt (& pledges); Feeding; Justice; Police; Prices; Utensils<_600DPIBack_R1><_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>ui[- - -] Please settle with them as soon as possible, in order that they may not be detained, as they are at work. Farewell. Year 33, Phaophi 4.j2done on the orig.; conservation10 scanned; checkedk publishedp12/9/97s1893*‡'D+ P.S.I. VI 619; Zenon archiveEEdgar CCFPMich IG60H1931KUBL III, 116 (lines 8-10); Pap.Lugd.Bat. XXI, p. 136 (date); BL X, 128 (bibliography)UYesVGWNoX% November 1925; Acquired from Brummer[Business Letter\A11 x 16.5 cm (P.Mich. inv. 3225) + 17.5 x 16.5 cm (P.S.I. VI 619)] black glass_+The images show only the Michigan fragment.n7Philadelpheia, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, EgyptoGreekr0Recto - 13 (12 on P.Mich. inv . 3225); Verso - 2sRecto written across the fibresuPais, kybernetesv+May 11, 248 or 247 B.C. (date of reception)w Ann ArborxLetter to Zenon from Pais, the captain of a boat belonging to Zenon, concerning the share of the profits to be allotted to the sailors and the need to repair the boatymZenon (son of Agreophon) (see Pros.Ptol. I 80 + add.); Pais, kybernetes (see Pros.Ptol. V 13849); ArtemidoroszLetter; Transport (ship){Memphis; Tephi <or Taphi>|PHOUnknown place, EgyptPdamaged along some foldsQ1R+Recto (written across the fibres) and Verso)*‡(hD_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>i((Text too fragmentary to be translated).j2done on the orig.; conservation10 scanned; checkedk publishedp12/17/97s188841(y‡g9APhilon (see Pros.Ptol. IV 8568); Zenon (son of Agreophon) (see Pros.Ptol. I 80 + add.); Ptolemaios, brother of Philon; Hermokrates (see also P.S.I. IV 392); Kaphisophon son of Philippos (see Pros.Ptol. VI 16614; PP 38 [1983] p. 61-64); Philippos, iatros (father of Kaphisophon) (see Pros.Ptol. VI 16640); Dositheos, hypomnematographos (see Pros.Ptol. I 8 + add. = III 5100); (Ptolemaios III), basileusz+Justice; Letter; Prison; Profession; Travel{ Philadelpheia|PHOAlexandria, EgyptPdamaged at the bottomQ1RRecto and VersoS DocumentaryT 3115r.bmpV 3115v.bmpX 3115_a.bmpY 3115r_b.bmp` 3115v_a.bmphso) To Zenon. To Philadelpheia.|j3done on the orig.; conservation10; scanned; checkedk publishedl!R. Herzog, PP 38 (1983) p. 61-64.p12/10/97s1804>‡hA12 x 21 cmpurchased in Egypt by B.P. Grenfell and F.W. Kelsey in March-April 1920Haryotes, son of AlexasPHArchive of Horos and TapekysisReceipt for rent in kind issued by Haryotes, son of Alexas, to his tenant Horos, son of Horos, for the payment of the rent of the plot cultivated by the latter for the sixth year of Hadrian under the terms of the lease between the two parties published as P.Mich. III, 184BL VI, 81 (bibliography). - L . 26-27: read kath(os) prokitai. Egra(psen) hyp(er) | autou, instead of klerou. Egrapsen hyper | autou. Verso was unpublished. (PH)May 18, 122 A. D. 728827Boak AERBacchias, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nomeP.Mich.inv. 114GreekAnn ArborRecto - 31; Veso - 2-PapNoNoBacchias, Herakleid'‡EijA;done, on the orig.; conservation8; CHECK: P.W. Pestman, New Pap. Primer[2], p. 282 about Grzybek's date. Traianos: infrared/ultraviolet (or whatever) should be tested on the Michigan fragment to see if there wasn't a 4th line of text before the date (as one would expect from the Firenze fragment). scanned; checked;k publishedlE. Grzybek, Du calendrier macdonien au calendrier ptolmaique (Basel, 1990) p. 137; 155; G. Messeri Savorelli - R. Pintaudi, I papiri dell'archivio di Zenon a Firenze = Pap.Flor. XXIV (Firenze, 1993) p. 59 and pl. LI (P.S.I. VI, 555, recto and verso)p10/14/97s1841veLetter to Zenon(?) from the barber Artemidoros, who writes that he has paid the price of some iron utensils for his businessBL IX 164 (date); BL X, 128 (bibliography)February 11, 248 B.C.Edgar CCP.Mich.inv. 3152Letter of recommendation sent by a certain Ptolemaios to Zenond. I1957Recto and VersoPMi#*\‡hD00DPIBack_R1>3091v_a.bmp<_600DPIBack_R2><_600DPIBack_R3><_600DPIBack_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>ji(Recto) Kraton to Zenon greeting. Having received the letter that you write to me about the tow-workers, I asked to show me [- - -] (Verso) To Zenon.j2done on the orig.; conservation10 scanned; checkedk publishedlmF. Uebel, Die Giessener Zenonpapyri = Kurzberichte aus den Giessener Papyrus-Sammlungen (Giessen, 1964) p. 9.p12/18/97s1772)G‡hDUck_R4><_600DPIBack_R5><_600DPIBack_R6><_600DPIBack_R7><_600DPIBack_R8>iA)(Recto) Ammonios to Pachis son of Phamonthis and to Psosnaus son of Pheras greeting. Noumenios has nominated you as guards of the crops in the allotments round Kolonoura, the details of which we have written for you below. Exert therefore all zeal and [care - - -] (Verso) Kolonoura. Of Hippias.)j2done on the orig.; conservation10 scanned; checkedk publishedp12/16/97s1771H+‡i(Recto) Phileas to Zenon greeting. Be good enough to [- - -] (several lines too fragmentary to be translated). Farewell. And if there is better stone by you, take it in exchange. (Verso) To Zenon.j3done on the orig.; conservation10; scanned; checkedk publishedp12/9/97s1770<>p jcheckedWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWW W W W W WWWWWWWWWWWWW"W#W$W%W0W1W2W3W4W5W6W7W8W9W:W;W<W=W>W?W@WAWBWCWDWEWFWGWHWIWJWKWNWOWOWOWOWOWOWOWOWOWOWOWOWOWOWOW?>‡iBn Caesar, our lord, for the four and one-half arourai of an allotment belonging to him, Haryotes, which Horos is cultivating near the aforesaid village, namely sixteen artabai of wheat by the six-choinix measure, he, Horos, having deducted in his keeping the seed for the sowing of the coming seventh year, namely, four artabai of wheat, and the lease remains in force. Signatories: for the party of the first part Heliodoros, son of Heliodoros, about 49 years old with a scar on his right cheeCk, and for the other, Ammonios, son of Dioskoros, about 45 years old with a scar on his forehead to the right. (2nd hand) I, Haryotes, son of Alexas, acknowledge that I have received from Horos the rent of the current year for the the four and one-half arourai of mine which he is cultivating near the village, namely sixteen artabai of wheat, while he retains the seed for the sowing of the coming seventh year, namely four artabai of wheat, and the lease remains in force as aforesaid. Heliod?>‡vMay 18, 122 A. D. w Ann Arbor8AReceipt for rent in kind issued by Haryotes, son of Alexas, to his tenant Horos, son of Horos, for the payment of the rent of the plot cultivated by the latter for the sixth year of Hadrian under the terms of the lease between the two parties published as P.Mich. III, 1849AHadrianus, Emperor; Haryotes = Hareotes son of Alexas (see also P.Mich. III, 184; 195; 197-199); Horos son of Horos alias Imesbailis, georgos (see P.Mich. III, p. 179-180, etc.); Heliodoros son of Heliodoros (see P.Mich. XI, p. 15); Ammonios son of Dioskorosz:Agriculture; Illiteracy; Land Ownership; Lease; Profession{+Bacchias, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome|PHO>Bacchias, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptPComplete; partly abradedQ1RRecto and VersoS DocumentaryT114r.bmpV114v.bmpX 114r_a.bmpY 114r_b.bmpZ 114r_c.bmp` 114v_a.bmphBoak AERF PMich IIIG196H1936h. IIhis right forearm. (2nd hand) I, Haryotes, son of Alh4I>/oicultivates>cultivatingWWWWWWcultivationCWWWWWWWWWWW5WWWWWWFWWWWcultivatorWW8WWWWTWWWWWWWWWW_WcultivatorsWWWWWWWWWWWWWcuminWcupWcuratorW+WqWcureTWcurialisrWcurrentWWWWpWWWWWWtWWWWcurrentlyOWrWcursilla:WcurtiusWcustodiansWWWWcustodyoWcustomWW2W[WcustomaryWEWZWWWWW|WWWWWWWWW8WWOWcustomsWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWW$W%W&W'W)W*W,W.W/W0WWW8WcutWCWDWEWW+WSWWWWWW}W>a>Z‡lH.-A. Rupprecht, Studien zur Quittung im Recht der graeco-aegyptischen Papyri = Muench.Beitr. 57 (1971) p. 34 and n. 44; S. Daris, ZPE 70 (1987) p. 105-106 and pl. VIbp9/18/98s1318*‡AP.Mich.inv. 109BRecto and VersoCPapDArchive of Horos and TapekysisEBoak AERF PMich IIIG189H1936KBL III, 110 (l. 19-20); BL V, 68 (l. 8); BL VI, 81 (l. 20, 32, 33). - L. 27-28: read no]tou | [Katoit]ou tou Mencheious kai metochon (as in l. 15), instead of n]ot(ou) | K[atoitou] | [kai au]tou metochon . . . . . . . . . . . . (PH)UYesVLWNoXGpurchased in Egypt by B.P. Grenfell and F.W. Kelsey in March-April 1920[Contract of Loan and Lease\16.5 x 21.5 cm]\L. 10, left: small scrap. Glass (the two smalll fragments don't seem to belong to the text)?n>Bacchias, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptoGreekrRecto - 38; Verso - 3- 3 Verso is blankS DocumentaryT110.bmpX 110_a.bmpY 110_b.bmphe nome, province of EgyptoGreekr32>&‡lwH.-A. Rupprecht, Studien zur Quittung im Recht der graeco-aegyptischen Papyri = Muench.Beitr. 57 (1971) p. 34 and n. 44p9/22/98s1319.‡AP.Mich.inv. 110CPapDArchive of Horos and TapekysisEBoak AERF PMich IIIG185H1936K3BL VI, 80 (bibliography); BL IX, 159 (l. 2, 24-25).UNoV-WYesXGpurchased in Egypt by B.P. Grenfell and F.W. Kelsey in March-April 1920[Lease of Grain Land\ 11 x 18 cm]"1 small fragment to try to add....`6/17/96a8bCTd 110_a.bmp$ 110_b.bmph110.bmpn>Bacchias, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptoGreekr32s1st hand is an upright cursive resembling that of the first hand of P.Mich. III, 195, 197, and 198 but lacking the charasteristic flourishes of the latter. (Boak)uHoros, son of HorosvAug. 24-28, 122 A. D.w Ann ArborxLease of farm land, in the customary form of an application to lease addressed by the would-be tenant to the owner and validated by the latter's acceptance in the form of a subscriptionains in force as afores?>~‡iCck on the right, and for the other, Maron, son of Maron, 24 years old with a scar on his left foot. (2nd hand) I, Haryotes, son of Alexas, acknowledge that I have received from Horos sixteen artabai of wheat by the six-choinix measure which are the rental for the present year of the allotment of mine of four and one-half arourai which you cultivate <read: he cultivates> near Bacchias, whil he retains the seed for the sowing of the coming year, and the lease remains in force as aforesDGaid. Isidoros, son of Eubios, wrote for him as he is illiterate. (3rd hand) I, Horos, son of Horos, have received the receipt as aforesaid. Maron, son of Maron, wrote for him as he is illiterate. (1st hand?) Recorded through the grapheion in Bacchias. (Verso) Acknowledgment of receipt of rental, (made) by Haryotes to Horos.j"done on the orig. Scanned, checkedk publishedetc.); Isidoros son of Eubios; Maron son of Maron195Pl VIBacchias, Herakl>N‡hB>BL VI, 81 (bibliography). - L.3-4: read Bakchiadi tes Herak(leidou) | meridos, instead of Bakchiadi Herakleidou | meridos. Verso was unpublished. (PH)July 10, 122 A. D.728827Boak AERBacchias, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nomeP.Mich.inv. 111GreekAnn ArborRecto - 29; Verso - 2-PapNoYesBacchias, Herakleidou meris,C Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptThe hand of the scribe of the grapheion is a somewhat ornamental, upright cursive; that of the first signatory almost a crude uncial, and that of the second a small, cramped, practically illegible scrawl. (Boak)Hadrianus, Emperor; Hareotes = Haryotes son of Alexas (see also P.Mich. III, 184; 196-199); Horos son of Horos (see P.Mich. III, p. 179-180, etc.); Isidoros son of Eubios; Maron son of Maron195Pl VI>>‡h111.bmpn>Bacchias, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptoGreekrRecto - 29; Verso - 2sThe hand of the scribe of the grapheion is a somewhat ornamental, upright cursive; that of the first signatory almost a crude uncial, and that of the second a small, cramped, practically illegible scrawl. (Boak)uHaryotes, son of AlexasvJuly 10, 122 A. D.w Ann Arbor8AReceipt for rent in kind issued by Haryotes, son of Alexas, to his tenant Horos, son of Horos, for the payment of the rent of the plot cultivated by the latter for the fifth year of Hadrian under the terms of the lease between the two parties published as P.Mich. III, 184yHadrianus, Emperor; Hareotes = Haryotes son of Alexas (see also P.Mich. III, 184; 196-199); Horos son of Horos (see P.Mich. 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D. w Ann Arbor8AReceipt for rent in kind issued by Haryotes, son of Alexas, to his tenant Horos, son of Horos, for the payment of the rent of the plot cultivated by the latter for the sixth year of Hadrian under the terms of the lease between the two parties published as P.Mich. III, 184hive of Horos and TapekysisEBoak AERF PMich IIIG196H1936. III, 184earm. (2nd hand) I, Haryotes, son of Alh>?w|‡iDHoros, son of Heliodoros, wrote for him as he is illiterate. (3rd hand) I, Horos, son of Horos, have received the receipt as aforesaid. Ammonios, son of Dioskoros, wrote for him as he is illiterate. (1st hand) Recorded through the grapheion in Bacchias. (Verso) Acknowledgment of receipt of rental, (made) by Hareotes to Horos.j"done on the orig. Scanned, checkedk publishedlwH.-A. Rupprecht, Studien zur Quittung im Recht der graeco-aegyptischen Papyri = Muench.Beitr. 57 (1971) p. 34 and n. 44p9/22/98s13223‡AP.Mich.inv. 113CPapDArchive of Horos and TapekysisEBoak AERF PMich IIIG198H1936 resaid. Ammonios, son of Dioskoros, wrote for him as he is illiterate. (1st hand) Recorded through the grapheion in Bacchias. (Verso) Acknowledgment of receipt of rental, (made) by Hareotes to Horos.j"done on the orig. Scanned, checkedk publishedunder the terms of the lease between the two parties published as P.Mich. III,tou. Verso was unpublished. (PH)#\cmWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWnowledges to Horos, son of Horos, surnamed Imesbailis, a cultivator, about 48 years old with a scar on his left eyebrow, that he, the party of the first part, has received from him the rent of the present sixth year of HadriaCnus, Emperor; Haryotes son of Alexas; Horos son of Horos; Isidoros son of Eubios; Maron son of Maron196Bacchias, Herakleidou meris, Arsinoite nome, province of EgyptCTPMich IIIAgriculture; Illiteracy; Land Ownership; Lease