A fragmentary account of wheat, apparently grain dues or payments, recorded under the names of individuals such as the heirs of Patranpattes, Meneus, Didymion and Sallonios, with small fractions and totals. It probably comes from Elephantine in the 3rd century AD.
In English machine translation
In the name of the heirs of Patranpattes, in the harbour (?) 1/2 1/16 1/32 1/64, artabas 1/24
Meneus, of clean wheat, 3 artabas 1/24
[…] in the harbour (?) 12 artabas 1/96, vegetable seed (?) 1/24
Didymion 3 (?), wheat 2/3 artaba […] 3 1/2 1/96, vegetable seed (?) 1/24
Sallonios […] 1 ⟦1/24⟧ 8 artabas 1/24 […] in the harbour (?) […]
The same, Mecheir (?) 1, wheat ⟦…⟧ 1/96 artaba, 16 arouras
In the [land] of the gravediggers, wheat 12 artabas 1/96, vegetable seed (?) 1/24
Coll… patt… in the […] wheat 12 artabas 1/96, vegetable seed (?) 1/24
In the harbour (?) with (?) wheat 1/96 artaba […]
Total in the name, wheat 2[…] artabas
Remainder, wheat […] artabas
[…]
Many abbreviations (such as 'ἐν λιμ', possibly 'in the harbour', and 'λαχ', possibly vegetable seed) are uncertain, and the fractions are rendered as written. The provenance is only tentatively Elephantine.
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.