A list of wheat disbursements in artabas to various individuals, including anchorites, stable-hands, a cook, a lawyer, a camel-driver, bakers and a shepherd, as well as payments for jars, baskets and soldiers. It dates to the 6th century AD and comes from Naqlun, probably connected with the monastery there.
In English machine translation
To be investigated (?): to apa Athanasios, anchorite, wheat […] artabas
to the stable-hand Menas the elder (?), wheat 8 artabas
to the lord Konstantinos, wheat 8 artabas
sal (?), formerly to Viktor …lekarios, wheat 4 artabas
to a certain anchorite ar…, wheat 4 artabas
to Kallinikos the cook, wheat […] artabas
formerly to apa Ple, servant (?), wheat […] artabas
sal (?), formerly to Dorotheos the lawyer, wheat […] artabas
to Tatianos from Terth…, for the deacon (?), wheat 5 artabas
to the late Athanasios, wheat 4 artabas
to the same, for jars, wheat 5 artabas
for the price of baskets, wheat 1 artaba
formerly to Kyriakos the milk-seller (?), wheat 2 artabas
to Anouthes son of Achilleus, wheat 4 artabas
to Ampelios the stable-hand, wheat […] artabas
sal (?) 1, to Phoibammon the camel-driver, wheat […] artabas
to Theunas the baker of fine bread …, wheat […] artabas
[…], wheat […] artabas
to Panorbios the shepherd […]
to the headman (?) of the […]
to Antinoopolis […]
to Kollouthos the baker of fine bread […]
to the account of the soldiers, through Anastasios […]
The abbreviations 'sal' and the opening 'z(etetheon)' are of uncertain meaning. Several quantities are lost.
Working translation of the DDbDP edition, made with Claude Opus 5.5 from the edition and the catalogue records shown below (catalogued as List of Corn Supplies). It has not been reviewed by a papyrologist: check the edition before citing. Restorations follow the edition; […] marks lost text and (?) an uncertain reading.