A list of grain rations from the Zenon archive at Philadelphia in the Fayum, giving one choinix each to a series of men, followed by notes on individual arrangements for rations, kneading and baking. It dates to about 245-239 BC.
In English machine translation
[1]
To Zenon, 1 choinix
To Epharmostos, 1 choinix
To Apollonios, 1 choinix
To Apollonides, 1 choinix
To Sostratos, 1 choinix
To Sosos, 1 choinix
To Sosigenes, 1 choinix
To Terpos […]
To Chresimos […]
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[2]
Sphex, what he says for himself: 1/4 artaba (?)
he will knead, I will bake.
Fine flour he will not take out (?).
Doros likewise
Poros likewise
Isidora, with regard to her mother, the grain ration
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[…] grain ration […] of the work (?)
[…] from the 1st of the
[…] correctly […] I have […]
A choinix was a small dry measure, roughly a daily ration of grain. The figure after Sphex's name is read as 1/4 artaba, and the second column is damaged and difficult to interpret.
Working translation of the DDbDP edition, made with Claude Opus 5.5 from the edition and the catalogue records shown below. It has not been reviewed by a papyrologist: check the edition before citing. Restorations follow the edition; […] marks lost text and (?) an uncertain reading.