A receipt in which Etearchos son of Kleon acknowledges receiving wine from Anosis, village scribe, from Apollonios' gift-estate at Philadelphia, on the order of the oikonomos Aristandros. Forty metretai of sweet wine were for the retailers of Bakchias and Hephaistias at 6 drachmas each, and 75 metretai from the sixth paid to Arsinoe Philadelphos were for the wages of his guards, 115 in total. It dates to 1 August 250 BC in the Arsinoite nome.
In English machine translation
Year 36, Pauni 11. Etearchos son of Kleon, of the Helenean (deme?), acknowledges that he has received from Anosis, village scribe, from the gift-estate of Apollonios around Philadelphia, in accordance with the order from Aristandros the oikonomos, for the retailers in Bakchias and Hephaistias, according to the terms they agreed with Aristandros the oikonomos of the Arsinoite nome, at a price of 6 drachmas in silver for the Arsinoite six-chous metretes of sweet new wine, 40 metretai of wine;
and for the guards under him, from the sixth (apomoira) due to Philadelphos, for their wages, likewise 75 metretai of wine;
in all ⟦105⟧ 115 metretai of wine.
Etearchos acknowledges that he has received in accordance with the receipt and has signed below.
The apomoira was a tax of one sixth on vineyard produce assigned to the cult of the deified queen Arsinoe Philadelphos. The scribe corrected the total from 105 to 115, which matches 40 plus 75.
Working translation of the DDbDP edition, made with Claude Opus 5.5 from the edition and the catalogue records shown below (catalogued as Nomarch’s Receipt for Wine from the Government Wine Cellar). It has not been reviewed by a papyrologist: check the edition before citing. Restorations follow the edition; […] marks lost text and (?) an uncertain reading.