Fragmentary official account of grain (wheat and barley) held in state granaries, under the responsibility of grain collectors and officials including Claudius Apollonianus and the royal scribe Artemidoros. It records quantities from the produce of year 8 and refers to measurements and transfers between successive officials, in the reign of Antoninus (Pius), from the Mendes area.
In English machine translation
[…] in charge of the grain collection Ptex[…]
[in the] granaries, 1706 1/2 artabas […]
[…] of Sarapion and Artemidoros
[of barley] 2204 3/4 1/48 artabas […]
[…] of Claudius Apollonianus […]
[…] in the times of […]
[…] from the produce of year 8 into […]
[…]chos son of Katholion (?) and Ap[…]
[…] of Frontinus, the successor […]
[and] suitable for the guarding (?) […]
[…] the [artabas] handed over in the localities […]
[…] to him, of wheat, artabas […]
[…] of Apollonianus for the two-thirds share and
[…] of Artemidoros, royal scribe, [for]
[the third] part, those from the remaining […]
[…] from those listed below […]
[…] at the measuring-out that took place […]
[…] after him, which were reported [to be]
[in the] granaries and deposited here […] year […]
[of Antoninus] Caesar the lord
[wheat, artabas] […] 3 1/8 1/48, 96 (?); barley, 12 1/48 artabas; [and]
[wheat, artabas] […] 12 1/48; total, wheat 3606 1/2 1/8 artabas, barley [12 1/48] artabas
[…] of Agathodaimon, predecessor of Apollonianus, for the two-thirds share, and Ek[…]
[…] also called Demetrios, so called […]
The text names Antoninus Caesar, pointing to the mid 2nd century AD. The figures are partly lost and some readings of fractions are uncertain.
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.