An account recording wagonloads of barley and wheat harvested in year 12, part of the wheat divided among farmers under the supervision of Hermias and the rest transported to Pathyris. The back has a list of names dated Phamenoth 5 and a short account of wine, perfume and a payment to a pastophoros (shrine-bearer). From around 180 BC, probably from Pathyris.
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In year 12 there were 225 wagonloads of barley, at 6 artabas of barley per wagon, total 1,350 artabas, and 200 wagonloads of wheat, at ⟨5⟩ artabas of wheat per wagon, ⟨total 1,000 artabas of wheat⟩; of which 1,000 artabas of wheat the farmers divided on Pachon 12, with Hermias supervising, 250 artabas of wheat and 125 of seed. Total 375 artabas; remainder 625. These were transported to Pathyris and […] […] of barley.
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Phamenoth 5
Petobastis
Horos, dyer
Patermouthis
Krouris
Petosiris
Eponychos, dyer
Harpaesis
Psenamounis
Pestaus
Philon
Hermon
Esladas
Phabalis
Hermias
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Wine, 460 jars
Perfume, crown and frankincense, 80 drachmas, 10(?)
To the pastophoros, 20
Total 570.
The wheat rate per wagon (5 artabas) and its total are supplied by the editor to make the arithmetic work. A pastophoros was a temple official who carried shrines in processions.
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.