Fragment of a household or estate account book recording disbursements, mostly jars of wine, month by month to various people: the village scribe, family members, workers, a temple and the god, and for occasions such as a birthday and a wedding. It comes from the Hermopolite nome, late 2nd century AD.
In English machine translation
[Column 1]
[…]
[…] 1
[…] 2
[…] to me, for drinking 1
28th(?), when you came to […] 1
to Tebenouth 11
for the birthday celebration of Diogenis 4
Phaophi: to the wife 1 jar of wine
for completion of my permit (diploma) given, 1 jar
to the village scribe 1
to me, for drinking 1
Hathyr: for dung-carriers(?) 1
sold […]
through Menas, for the court of the heliasts(?) 49
to Serenos 1
to Hermeias for the wedding of his daughter 1
to Helene 2
to the temple […] 1
to the village scribe 1
to us at the festival 4
to Antas 1
to the god 1
to the boys for sealing in the wine 2
69
[Column 2]
to the village scribe […]
[…]
to […]
to Silvanus […]
[…]
to Isidoros […]
from the account […]
Mecheir […] 1
Phamenoth […] 5
in the […]
to the god […]
to the village scribe […]
to the […] 1
to Pekyllos […]
to Hermeias […] 1
to the modeller (potter) 5
to Aphynchis on account of hay 2
to the brother, the hegoumenos 1
to Pataos on account of empty jars 1
Pharmouthi: to Ammonios on account of empty jars(?) 1
to me for […] 1
to Pataos on account of empty jars […]
to Hermeias […]
74
[Column 3]
[…]
16 […]
17 Theo[…] and Apion
to the same […]
Figures are probably numbers of wine jars (keramia); column totals are 69 and 74. Several abbreviated words (e.g. 'empty jars', 'heliasts') are uncertain readings.
Working translation of the DDbDP edition, made with Claude Opus 5.5 from the edition and the catalogue records shown below (catalogued as Bruchstück eines Wirtschaftsbuchs). It has not been reviewed by a papyrologist: check the edition before citing. Restorations follow the edition; […] marks lost text and (?) an uncertain reading.