Fragmentary minutes of legal proceedings from Tebtynis, AD 132-133, in a case referred by the prefect of Egypt Petronius Mamertinus, apparently concerning a half share of property, a woman named Koiphis, and testimony. Earlier records from Hadrian's reign and a Valentinus, prefect and procurator, are cited.
In English machine translation
[Fragment A]
[On referral from Petronius Mamertinus, pr]efect [of Egypt, year] […]
[…] [in the presence of the dek]aprotoi [of the Prosop]ite nome, [lower] to[parchy]
[…] advocate (?) […]
[…] his, being of the mother […]
[…] for the half share […]
[…] and to be […] of the first cohort
[…] having been ordered […]
[…] another […]
[…] through the […]
[…] judgement and […]
[…] arrived at the places for the proof […]
[…] sand (?) his […] the testimony […]
[…] Koiphis, mother […] of his father
[…] and now in the […] year […] to suspect […]
[…] and when there had been read by […]lianus, the record-keeper, […] dated in the year […] of Hadrian the lord
[…] Valentinus, prefect and procurator of the Emperor, […] in the Prosopite […] strategos of the nome […] about […]ty years old […] Koiphis mother […] said to the […]
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[Fragment B]
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On refer[ral] […]
Year 17 […]
Tithoes […]
[Fragment C]
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Dekaprotoi were local officials responsible for tax collection. The prefect's name in the first line is largely restored.
Working translation of the DDbDP edition, made with Claude Opus 5.5 from the edition and the catalogue records shown below (catalogued as Verbale di processo). It has not been reviewed by a papyrologist: check the edition before citing. Restorations follow the edition; […] marks lost text and (?) an uncertain reading.