A banking order from Aurelia Demetria to a bank clerk (diastoleus) named Hirak[…], instructing him to credit 4 talents from her deposit to her daughter Charite. Below it are fragmentary account entries in talents and drachmas. It comes from Hermopolis and belongs to the papers of the landowner Aurelia Charite.
In English machine translation
From Demetria to the most honourable Hirak[…], diastoleus, greetings.
From my deposit account, credit to my daughter Charite 4 talents.
I, Aurelia Demetria, have signed.
[…] I pray that you are well […]
…
[…] 24 talents …
[…] 24 talents, … drachmas
[…] 2 talents, 12… drachmas
[…] …666
[…] total 272 talents, 448 drachmas
[…] 32 talents, 32 talents
[…]…
[…] 267 talents, 2,400 drachmas
[…] 480, 5 talents, 266 drachmas
[…]… 49
A diastoleus was a bank official who handled transfers between accounts; 'thema' here means a deposit held at the bank. The figures below the order appear to be a separate account on the same sheet.
Working translation of the DDbDP edition, made with Claude Opus 5.5 from the edition and the catalogue records shown below (catalogued as Brief von Demetria m.b.a. ihre Tochter Charite). It has not been reviewed by a papyrologist: check the edition before citing. Restorations follow the edition; […] marks lost text and (?) an uncertain reading.