An account of payments, mostly for camel transport, listing camel drivers or owners with the number of camels and sums in drachmas and obols. It also records wage payments to named individuals and transport of harvested sheaves on specific days. It dates to the 2nd century AD.
In English machine translation
[…] from […] account: 11 drachmas 5 obols
from account […]: 40 drachmas
[…]: 84 drachmas 1 obol
[with] […] Petheus (?) […], 7 camels: 9 drachmas 2 obols
[with] Ba[…]as, 4 camels: 8 drachmas
[with] Panesneus, 4 camels: 9 [drachmas]
likewise with A[…]mphis, 4 camels: 10 [drachmas]
likewise with Nepotianus, […] camels: 8 drachmas
with Petronius the doctor, 6 camels: 8 drachmas
with Mo[…] the veteran, […] camels: 5 drachmas 2 obols
with Syrion, […] camels: 5 drachmas 2 obols
10 (?) […] other […] for the […], 10 camels: 40 drachmas
Total, and of these […]
under […]
Year 4 […]
and price of […]
of wages, Pharmouthi, for Mesore […] ⟦Pharmouthi […]⟧
Ammonios […]
to Harpalos […]: 16 drachmas
to Heron, another: 4 drachmas
to Symphoros likewise
Total […] 1 obol, 80 drachmas; remainder […] 107 drachmas 3 obols
to Asmen[…] called Chairemon […]
22nd, for sheaf transport, with Kames, […] camels: 18 drachmas
likewise with Syrion, 10 camels: 11 drachmas 3 obols
23rd, with Sempronius, 16 camels: 16 drachmas
24th, with Heron, 8 camels: 10 drachmas
likewise with Syrion, 5 camels: 5 drachmas 5 obols
with Heron, 7 camels: 8 drachmas
likewise with Syrion, […] camels: 5 drachmas 5 obols
Dragmategia refers to the carting of harvested sheaves from field to threshing floor. The word read 'geroi' in line 4 is unclear.
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.