End of a receipt for full repayment of a loan from Aphrodito, in which the issuer declares that all earlier vouchers given by his late father are void. A literate person signs for the illiterate issuer, and a monk and notary of the monastery of Metanoia witnesses; the document was drawn up through Ioannes son of Ioseph.
In English machine translation
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and into the […] and […]
of the present indiction, and for your security [I have issued to you this receipt of full]
payment, with the subscription of the one [signing] on my behalf, [as stated above, all]
the vouchers being void and invalid […] [that were previously given] to you by my father while he was alive. [Written] […] [of the] […]
indiction. Through me, Ioannes son of Ioseph(ios). […]
I have issued the receipt of full payment, [as stated above.] […]
Having been asked, I wrote on his behalf, [since he does not know] letters. […]
monk of the monastery of Metanoia and notary, [I witness the receipt],
having heard it from the party who made it.
Written through me […]
The beginning, with the parties' names, amount and date, is lost. 'Entagia' are written payment orders or vouchers, here those given by the issuer's father in his lifetime.
Working translation of the DDbDP edition, made with Claude Opus 5.5 from the edition and the catalogue records shown below (catalogued as Quittung über die Rückzahlung eines Darlehens). It has not been reviewed by a papyrologist: check the edition before citing. Restorations follow the edition; […] marks lost text and (?) an uncertain reading.