A granary receipt issued by the grain official Phatres son of Senchonsis to Harthotes son of Petemenophis for 210 artabas of wheat delivered to the granary on behalf of the 'Island of the Cavalrymen'. A witness, Apollonios son of Echaretos, confirms the delivery. It was written at Elephantine in year 19 of Augustus (11 BC).
In English machine translation
Phatres son of Senchonsis, sitologos of the temple (hieratic) grain for year 19 of Caesar, to Harthotes son of Petemenophis, greetings. You have measured into the granary on behalf of the Island of the Cavalrymen two hundred and ten artabas of wheat, total 210 artabas of wheat. Year 19 of Caesar, Epeiph 11.
I, Apollonios son of Echaretos, have witnessed the two hundred and ten artabas of wheat, total 210 artabas of wheat. Year 19 of Caesar, Epeiph 1(?).
The main receipt is dated Epeiph 11 but the witness's subscription reads Epeiph 1, probably a slip or abbreviated numeral. 'Sitologos of the hieratic grain' refers to an official handling grain due to or from temple land.
Working translation of the DDbDP edition, made with Claude Opus 5.5 from the edition and the catalogue records shown below (catalogued as Reçu de versement en blé). It has not been reviewed by a papyrologist: check the edition before citing. Restorations follow the edition; […] marks lost text and (?) an uncertain reading.