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Account of papyrus rolls bought and issued to clerks TM 1726Kharabet el Gerza (ancient Philadelphia)258 BCE – 257 BCE

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An account recording the daily issue of papyrus rolls to clerks such as Demetrios, Artemon and Pyron, for the accounts office, day-books and other uses, together with purchases of rolls through Diskos and Charmos. It was kept in the circle of Apollonios the finance minister and is part of the Zenon archive from Philadelphia, about 258-257 BC.

In English machine translation

[Column 1] [… lines lost …] ⟦20 bundles of sheets 20⟧ Panemos 21. Bought through Diskos: 50 rolls of papyrus from these: to Demetrios for the accounts office 10 50 rolls from these: to Demetrios for the accounts office 10 22: to Artemon 4 ⟦2⟧ to Sotairon 4 24: to Pyron for day-books 1 roll ⟦1⟧ 25: to Demetrios for Nikanor's (office) 10 rolls 27: to Peisikles for wrappings of fine linen (karpasos) half a roll […] half 28: to Pyron […] rolls […] 1 29: to Demetrios for Nikanor's accounts office ⟦…⟧ 10 Loios 3: to Pyron for the register of payments for the oil […] 1 roll to Demetrios for the accounts office 5 […] 2 […] rolls … [Column 1, margin] … Ptole(maios?) … … [Column 2] [… lines lost …] [Bought through] Charmos … 20 rolls of these Demetrios has for the accounts office 18 to Pyron 2 total 20 11: to Demetrios for the accounts office 10 ⟦16⟧ 15: to Demetrios 10 16: ⟦16⟧ to Artemon 10, to Pyron 1 17: to Demetrios for the (office) 10 18: to Demetrios for 10 19: to Demetrios 10 to Artemon 10 total 91 rolls 20: to Demetrios for the accounts office [20] to Artemon 10 21: to Demetrios 10 to Artemon 10 2…: to Demetrios 20 […] to Demetrios 20 […] to Artemon 10 total 191 rolls […] were bought, rolls [through …] 60 at 3 1/2 obols each, total 35 […] Artemon 10 [Column 3] [… lines lost …] Artemon [10] 30: to Demetrios […] for Nikanor the ones bought through Charmos 20 to Artemon 10 Gorpiaios 1: to Demetrios for Nikanor 10 2: to Demetrios 20, to Pyron 1 to Artemon 10 3: to Demetrios 10, 20 to Artemon 10 4: to Demetrios [10] …[…]los 1 to Pyron 2 5: to Artemidoros the secretary (hypomnematographos) to Demetrios 10 [Column 3, middle] 6 rolls 10 rolls 3 rolls 3 rolls 22

Dates use Macedonian months (Panemos, Loios, Gorpiaios). The logisterion was the accounts office; the purchase price of 3 1/2 obols per roll is recorded in column 2.

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 Distribution of Papyrus Rolls). It has not been reviewed by a papyrologist: check the edition before citing. Restorations follow the edition; […] marks lost text and (?) an uncertain reading.

Account of Distribution of Papyrus Rolls

Papyri.info — APIS (Advanced Papyrological Information System) — papyri · Col.inv. 212 · 258 BCE – 257 BCE · Kharabet el Gerza (ancient Philadelphia)

Account of distribution of papyrus rolls, kept for an official in the retinue of Apollonios; it covers the distribution of papyrus for 3 months, when Zenon was on tour with Apollonios; the total of rolls used is 434 in 33 days

Fragments of accounts

Papyri.info — APIS (Advanced Papyrological Information System) — papyri · JE51668 · 31st August, 258 B.C. � 13th October, 257 B.C. · Kharabet el Gerza (ancient Philadelphia)

The recto of the first two fragments contains an account of papyrus rolls; on the verso in a different hand are scraps of a money account. The third fragment contains the date L�iou g, preceded by the 29th of Panemos.

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Papyri.info — DDbDP (Duke Databank of Documentary Papyri) — text · Kharabet el Gerza (ancient Philadelphia)

[1,ctr] [… ? lines lost …] Πανήμου κα ἠγοράσθησαν διὰ Δίσκου χάρται ν ἀπὸ τούτων Δημητρίωι εἰς τὸ λογιστήριον ι χάρται ν ἀπὸ τούτων Δημητρίωι εἰς τὸ λογιστήριον ι κβ Ἀρτέμωνι δ Σωταίρωνι δ κδ Πύρωνι ὥστε εἰς ἐφημερίδας χάρτης α κε Δημητρίωι εἰς τὸ Νικάνορος χάρται ι κζ Πεισικλεῖ …