A private household account listing receipts and itemized expenses, including payments to sailors and individuals, weaving and fulling costs, a frying pan, sandals, boat fares and food. It dates to the 2nd century AD.
In English machine translation
[column 1]
[…]
Account of receipts
from 1,076 drachmas
Expenditures likewise:
payment of the sailors 800 drachmas
to Patalos 28 drachmas
to Athenodoros 20 drachmas
weavers' fee for a tunic 20 drachmas 20 obols
price of woof (weft) 20 drachmas
price of a frying pan 35 drachmas
likewise of a sandal 6 drachmas 2 obols
small expenses 2 drachmas 1 obol
boat fare 20 obols
to Harpokrates for antichresis 12 drachmas
to a fuller 12 obols
expense for a weaver 4 drachmas 4 obols
price of a hammer 1 drachma
⟦sma⟧ relish 2 drachmas 2 obols
[…]
[column 2]
[…]
weavers' fee […]
boat (?) […]
21 drachmas 3 obols […]
antichresis […]
to Hermeeis […]
price of […]
to Serenos […]
from […]
loaves […]
relish […]
to Athenodoros drachmas […]
to Ammonias 12 drachmas […]
spices 2 drachmas […]
boat fare […]
[…]
Antichresis is a loan arrangement in which the creditor's interest is paid by use of property or labour; here it seems to denote a payment under such an arrangement. Some obol figures (20, 12) exceed a drachma's six obols, as written in the edition.
Working translation of the DDbDP edition, made with Claude Opus 5.5 from the edition and the catalogue records shown below (catalogued as Privates Wirtschaftsbuch). It has not been reviewed by a papyrologist: check the edition before citing. Restorations follow the edition; […] marks lost text and (?) an uncertain reading.