Fragmentary account of a cult association recording expenses for a banquet or festival, including wine, perfume, garlands, sacrificial victims, condiments and a temple warden, with the total divided among the members. A list of member names follows on the back.
In English machine translation
[recto]
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[…] […]
aledra lykita […]
Total 1,040
and the […] 4, 760, total 1,800
6 jars of wine, 1 keramion, 5,100
perfume, garland 300
thrya (rushes?) for the boys 160
aledra lykita 30
Total 5,660
and the 4, 1,800, total 1 talent 1,460
There are 22 men, 1/2; likewise Pemynnasis 1/2; total 23
at 325 each, total 1 talent 1,475; 21 with the oikonomos (?) 15
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[verso]
Phaophi 1: 2 jars, 1 talent 600 […]
sacrificial victims 3,550, of which 820, 1,200, total [2,350]
perfume, garland 400 […]
nakoros (temple warden) 100 […]
vinegar, mustard, salt 80 (?) […]
[…] 20 […]
wine-pourer 100 […]
sari (Nile reed?) […]
Total 1 talent 3,700 […]
There are 19 men at 515 each, total [1 talent 3,785]
Patymis […]
Orsenouphis […]
Inaros […]
Pachemis […]
[…]ouphis […]
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Sums are in copper drachmas, with the total cost shared per member (e.g. 325 or 515 drachmas each). Words like aledra lykita and thrya are obscure and their translations uncertain.
Working translation of the DDbDP edition, made with Claude Opus 5.5 from the edition and the catalogue records shown below (catalogued as Abrechnung eines Kultvereins). It has not been reviewed by a papyrologist: check the edition before citing. Restorations follow the edition; […] marks lost text and (?) an uncertain reading.