An agreement (synchoresis) submitted to Protarchos in Alexandria in which Arsinoe acknowledges that Thermion has repaid a loan of 300 silver drachmas made the previous year. The loan contract and the associated service agreement (paramone) of Thermion's son Paron are declared void, and Arsinoe renounces further claims. Dated 16 May 14 BC.
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To Protarchos,
from Arsinoe daughter of Ammonios, citizen, with her guardian, her son Nikodemos son of Dionysios, Maronite, and from Thermion daughter of Hermias, with her guardian Ammonios son of Psammis, of the Eusebeian deme. Arsinoe agrees that she has received from Thermion, from hand to hand out of the house, the 300 drachmas of silver which she lent to her by an agreement through the katalogeion in the 15th year of Caesar, Thoth, and that the agreement of the loan is void, together with the paramone of her son Paron noted in addition to it; and that no claim is left to Arsinoe nor to any other on her behalf against Thermion, either concerning these matters or concerning any other matter whatsoever, written or unwritten, up to the present day; and that whoever transgresses this shall be liable to the damages and the fixed penalty, besides the agreements remaining valid. We request (this).
Year 16 of Caesar, Pachon 21.
A paramone was a service arrangement in which a person (here Thermion's son Paron) worked for the creditor as security or interest for a loan. The papyrus comes from mummy cartonnage found at Abusir el-Meleq; one catalogue title wrongly calls it the end of a wet-nurse contract, which belongs to the other text on the sheet.
Working translation of the DDbDP edition, made with Claude Opus 5.5 from the edition and the catalogue records shown below (catalogued as Rückzahlung eines Darlehens mit παραμονή , Alexandrien). It has not been reviewed by a papyrologist: check the edition before citing. Restorations follow the edition; […] marks lost text and (?) an uncertain reading.