A fragmentary ostracon with a daily money account in two columns. The first column records numbers of men paid by the day at rates in obols, and the second lists receipts by day in the month Phamenoth.
In English machine translation
[Column 1]
[…]
6th: […], total 6 drachmas 4 obols
7th: 8 men at 13 obols (each), 4 for water(?) (and) 5 obols
8th: 12 men at 13 obols (each), 4 for water(?) (and) 5 obols
9th: 12 men at 13 obols (each), 4 for water(?) (and) 5 obols, total […] drachmas
10th: 12 men at 8 obols (each), 4 for water(?) (and) 5 obols, total 9 drachmas 5 obols
[…]
[Column 2]
[…]
Of receipts […]
Phamenoth 1st: 21 drachmas 1 1/2 obols […]
3rd: 4 drachmas; 9th: 12 drachmas; 20th(?) […]
4th: 4 drachmas; 10th: 12 drachmas
5th: 8 drachmas
6th: 8 drachmas
7th: 4 drachmas
8th: […]
[…]
The abbreviation read as 'υδ' may stand for 'water' (hydor), possibly a water-related charge or water-carrying, but its meaning is uncertain. The figures in column 1 do not obviously match simple multiplication, so the rates may be reckoned differently.
Working translation of the DDbDP edition, made with Claude Opus 5.5 from the edition and the catalogue records shown below (catalogued as Account of Money). It has not been reviewed by a papyrologist: check the edition before citing. Restorations follow the edition; […] marks lost text and (?) an uncertain reading.