Official copy, taken from the district archive at Hermopolis, of a bank-transfer loan in which Eudaimonis also called Phintys, with her husband as guardian, acknowledges receiving one talent of silver from her brother Apollonios also called Eudaimon, lent in the name of his minor son Hermes. She undertakes to repay it with monthly interest of three obols per mina, under the reign of Commodus.
In English machine translation
Extract from the district archive in the prytaneion.
Eudaimonis also called Phintys, daughter of Demetrios son of Eudaimon, her mother being Aphrodisia [also called Tereus], daughter of Leon, of Hermopolis, registered in the quarter of [City] East, illiterate, with as guardian my own husband [Hermeinos] also called Achilleus: I have assented to this bank transfer and have received from my brother [Apollonios also called] Eudaimon, of the same parents, [acting in the name of] his [minor] son Hermes, [whose mother is …, daughter of …] Eudaimon, a loan of silver, [principal 1] talent, total 1 talent of silver, [lent in the name] of the minor, at interest of three obols [per mina] per month, for […] months, which I shall repay to him together with the accumulated simple interest of three obols […] per mina from the present month Mecheir of the current year 26 of Aurelius Commodus Antoninus Caesar the Lord, without delay, [the right of execution] being his against me and against all my property, as if by legal judgment, while the other documents which I and my brother Apollonios also called Eudaimon hold remain valid, as it contains. Year [26] of Imperator Caesar Marcus [Aurelius] Commodus Antoninus Pius [Felix] Augustus Armeniacus [Medicus Parthicus] Sarmaticus Germanicus [Britannicus Maximus], Mecheir 1.
I, Eudaimonis also called [Phintys, daughter of Deme]trios, have received the talent of silver and will repay it with interest as [stated above].
I, Hermeinos also called Achilleus son of Achilleus, have signed as guardian of my wife.
I, Apollonios also called Eudaimon, have paid as stated above.
A diagraphe is a contract executed through a bank payment; three obols per mina monthly is 6% a year. The date is given as the text dates itself; regnal year 26 of Commodus corresponds to AD 185/186.
Working translation of the DDbDP edition, made with Claude Opus 5.5 from the edition and the catalogue records shown below (catalogued as Copia di un mutuo diagrafario di danaro). It has not been reviewed by a papyrologist: check the edition before citing. Restorations follow the edition; […] marks lost text and (?) an uncertain reading.