A daily account of wine issued in the month Hyperberetaios to a doctor Artemidoros, a secretary, priests and others, partly during a voyage, including wine for a poultice. The back lists foodstuffs and wine sent by Amyntas and carried off by Patron in a light boat. It belongs to the Zenon archive and dates to November 257 BC, in the Delta.
In English machine translation
[recto, column 1]
Hyperberetaios
18: Artemidoros the doctor
[pri]ests, 2
of Leukadian (wine), 8 kotylai
19: Artemidoros the doctor
Artemidoros the secretary
Hephaistion
priests, 3
of Leukadian, 1 chous
20: Artemidoros
Hephaistion
priests […]
of wine, 8 [kotylai]
[21]: during the voyage
to Artemidoros
to Nikandros
to Theodoros, 4 kotylai
to Herophantos, 2 kotylai
[22]: at the anchorage
Artemidoros
Iatrokles
Artemidoros
Demetrios, 1 chous
to Herophantos […]
[23]: Artemidoros […]
[…]
[recto, column 2]
25: for a poultice, 5 kotylai
Hermias
Demetrios, 10 kotylai
to Herophantos, 2 kotylai
26
[27]: to Demetrios, Arte[m…] […]
… 27, 28: to Artemidoros the secretary and the priests
to Hermophantos, of Knidian (wine), 6 kotylai
… 28, 29: […]
[verso]
[…]
You have received it, Pyron; remember.
Of the things which Amyntas sent us, Patron carried off in the light boat: 2 jars of tuna pieces, 5 jars of Rhodian dried figs, 5 jars of Kaunian (figs), 2 large Kythnian cheeses, 20 Rhenaian (cheeses), and from Amyntas a sheep's-wool cloak and 2 jars of Chian wine.
Hyperberetaios is a Macedonian month; the wines are named by origin (Leukas, Knidos, Chios). The kotyle and chous are liquid measures, a chous being 12 kotylai.
Working translation of the DDbDP edition, made with Claude Opus 5.5 from the edition and the catalogue records shown below (catalogued as Account of wine). It has not been reviewed by a papyrologist: check the edition before citing. Restorations follow the edition; […] marks lost text and (?) an uncertain reading.