Private account of receipts and expenses rendered to a landowner TM 21803Oxyrhynchos

Account of moneys which I received: for payment of things purchased, 15 talents and 6 artabas; likewise other, for payment to the bakeries, 8 talents and 3 artabas; for payment for the ⟦animals⟧ donkeys, 6 talents and 10 artabas; for payment of the sea-going ship tax, 9 talents; for payment of the tow, 2 talents; spent on service for Palladias, 1 talent; for wages of two bundles, in your presence, 2 talents. I have given for the annona: the nurse of Palladias received for expenses, in money, 1 talent; I opened the wine store and brought out 51 jars of wine; to Moros for expenses of the river-boatmen, 4 talents; for alum, 20 talents, 2,200 drachmas; for wages of a bundle to Anchisas, 1 talent; price of a sandal (?) for Nonna, 1,200 drachmas; and to you, the landowner, I sent to Alexandria 8 talents; and for pledges ⟦through Apia daughter of Tapilous, Kephal…⟧ 180 talents; and interest for two months […] for conversion into money, 10 talents. Phamenoth 2, to Moros the servant for expenses through Apia daughter of Tapilous, 250 talents; price of uncoined silver in the name of Apia, 60 talents; six months of bakers, 49 talents; for a cloak and a tunic, 17 talents. Phamenoth 2, Moros received 64 talents. When need arose I sent Moros to the village and he received from the sitologoi 46 talents of money. Out of which, when I went abroad, I bought 5 pounds of tow, at 1 talent 2,000 drachmas of money for each single pound. ⟦for the freight through⟧ For the payments […] I have given money, the cherripsiston (?) and the […], on pledge of money, 150 talents. [second hand] And when you went to Alexandria you left me 3 1/2 pounds of unsold (?) tow; 1 jar of wine of the annona was sold for 2 talents 2,000 drachmas; 1 1/2 pounds of tow were bought.