An offer to lease 10 arouras of land from the Lourian estate, formerly held by a man named Apion who had fled, addressed by Phaesis son of Pekysis to the cleruch Onnophris and his fellow cultivators. The rent is 16 artabas of wheat, paid to the public granary, and Onnophris signs his acceptance. It dates to Hathyr of year 17 of Antoninus Pius (AD 153) in the Arsinoite nome.
In English machine translation
To Onnophris son of Horos […], cleruch, and to the rest of his fellow-cultivators,
from Phaesis son of Pekysis, son of Phaesis, from the village of […].
I wish to lease from you for the present 17th year only of Antoninus Caesar the lord the 10 arouras formerly held by Apion, who has fled, from the Lourian estate, at a rent for the whole arouras of 16 artabas of wheat by the […] measure, which I will measure out to the public granary at the proper time. I will receive the funds and seed from the public account; this guarantee […] the rest as they appear, and I will perform all the agricultural work of the cleruchy as is fitting, if it seems good to you to lease.
(2nd hand) I, Onnophris, have leased as stated above.
Year 17 of Antoninus Caesar the lord, Hathyr […].
An ousia was an imperial estate whose land, after confiscation, was administered as public land; the area of 10 arouras and the rent figures are partly restored. Anachoresis (flight from one's land) was a common response to fiscal burdens.
Working translation of the DDbDP edition, made with Claude Opus 5.5 from the edition and the catalogue records shown below (catalogued as Ὑπόμνμα περὶ μισθώσεως οὐσιακῆς γῆς). It has not been reviewed by a papyrologist: check the edition before citing. Restorations follow the edition; […] marks lost text and (?) an uncertain reading.