An account of payments made by a large household, listing payees and purposes such as doctors, a fuller, a monk, widows, a guesthouse, weddings, birthdays and festival quails. It dates to the 7th-8th century AD and mentions household needs in Oxyrhynchus.
In English machine translation
To Ioannes the foster-father (?)
To the doctors
To the fuller
for handiwork
To the slave boys of the household
To Psensoerios the turner
for a gratuity
For the nuts (?)
Broken little feet
For sirotos (?)
To the river workers working at the bakery
Of Ioannes the fine-bread baker
To abba Georgios the monk
To Eirene […]
For sirotos (?)
To Loukas the slave
To Phosphorios for handiwork
To Menas […]
Of Phellos from Teruthis
To the farmers of the estate of Besios
26th, to the widows
For the wedding of Philodespoine
for a gratuity
29th, for the guesthouse
To Konstantinos and Senouthes […]
To the embroiderers of the household
Pharmouthi 3, for an offering
7th, for the price of 1 pair of linen cloths
For the birthday of the lady Ph[…]
For the needs of the household in Oxyrhynchus
To Priskos the soldier for 8 (?) linen pieces (?)
To Anastasios the notary
for a gratuity
For the birthday of Patrikia
To the glass-maker
For quails on account of the festival
Total of the 35 (entries?): 252
The amounts for individual entries are not preserved in the edition; only the final total (252) survives. Some terms, such as sirotos and the abbreviation read as etria, are uncertain in meaning.
Working translation of the DDbDP edition, made with Claude Opus 5.5 from the edition and the catalogue records shown below (catalogued as Aufschreibungen über Ausgaben). It has not been reviewed by a papyrologist: check the edition before citing. Restorations follow the edition; […] marks lost text and (?) an uncertain reading.