Estimate of the cost of painting windows in the king's lodging TM 1471Philadelphia3rd century BC

[1] In the king's lodging: the windows that are in the side (passage) walls, with frames (?), and those looking onto the courtyard, together amounting to 38: to encaustic-paint the sides with red ochre, the fronts with blue, the sills (?) in wood-colour, and the ears (?) of those that have them with bitumen; with materials and wages, for each window 1 drachma 1/2 obol; and the windows of the cooling-room, being 2: the lattice-bars (?) he will paint with violet, the frame he will paint in wood-colour, and the sides likewise; materials and wages for each window 3 drachmas 4 1/2 obols. For this: wax 15 minas, cost 10 drachmas, and bitumen 2 minas, cost 2 drachmas, red ochre 1/2 (mina), cost 2 obols, pitch 3 kotylai, cost […], blue […] cost 1 drachma. [2] The windows in the exedra, being four: to encaustic-paint their frames with violet and the sills (?) in wood-colour; for each, materials and wages 1 drachma 1/2 obol 1 chalkous. And those of the room, being 2, with frames, the parts looking inward: to paint the frames and the sills (?) in wood-colour; for each, materials and wages 1 drachma 1 1/2 obols. And of the bedroom, the framed windows, the parts looking inward, being 8: to paint the frames and the sills (?) in wood-colour; materials for each and wages 1 drachma 1/2 obol. […]