A fragmentary day-by-day account recording camels (or camel loads) supplied by or hired from several men, chiefly Onnophris, Eudemos and Labois, over the days of a month, with totals on the back. It dates to the mid-3rd century BC, part of the Zenon archive held in London.
In English machine translation
[recto]
[…]
[…] […]
[…] from Onnophris […]
[…] from Onnophris […]
[…] and from Eudemos […]
[…] from Onnophris […]
…
[…]
(Day) 5: from Onnophris […]
and from Eudemos […]
(Day) 6: from Onnophris, ka[…]
and from Eudemos, 2 (?) […]
[(Day) 7: from] Onnophris […]
[…]
[(Day) 8: from] Onnophris […]
(Day) 10: from Onnophris […]
(Day) 11: …
(Day) 12: from Onnophris […]
Total: camels 6 […]
Grand total: camels […]
apart from the […]
[…]
(Day) 13: from [Onnophris] […]
from Eudemos […]
(Day) 14: from Onnophris, ka[…] […]
from Eudemos, ka[…]
[(Day) 15: from] Eudemos […]
[…]
[…]
and from […]
(Day) 22: from Onnophris, ka[…]
from Labois, 3 (?) […]
[(Day) 23]: from Onnophris, k[a…] […]
[…] [from Lab]ois […]
[…]
(Day) 28: from Onnophris […]
(Day) 29: from Onnophris, ka[…]
and from Eudemos, 3 (?) […]
[(Day) 30: from] Onnophris […]
[…]
[verso]
[…]
All the camels together: […]
Of these: […]
from Onnophris, camels […]
[…] 18 […]
Eudemos 19
[…]
The recurring 'ka[…]' may be an abbreviation for camel (kamelos) or a numeral; its sense is uncertain. The numbers at line starts are taken as days of the month.
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.