A list of foodstuffs and supplies, chiefly wine, must, vinegar, garum, oil, salt, natron, dates and other provisions, with quantities in various containers, including a consignment for the boat of Aron. It comes from the Apollonopolite nome in Upper Egypt, from the Byzantine-early Arab period archive of Apollonos Ano.
In English machine translation
[A]
† Of old wine, triple jars: 30
Likewise, triple jars: 2
Likewise, measures: 48
Likewise, of must, lakoi: 30
Of vinegar, syrota: 3
Of garum, kollatha: 2
Of meat, lakoi: 2
Of salted fish, clean, lakos: 1
Of cheeses, ... 4 (?) 3
Of radish oil, keramia: 3
Of natron, mats (?): 1
Of salt: 1
Of honey, lagynos: 1
Of Spanish oil, kollathon: 1
Of pigeons, kollatha: 2
Likewise, vessel: 1
Of boiled-down wine, psinth: 5
Of dates, ... 4 (?) 2
[B]
Vessels: 30
Psinth of must: 25
Of salt, psinth: 23
Of Caryota dates, measure: 1
Lagynos: 1
And for the boat of Aron, as follows:
Of wine, lakoi: 70
Double jars: 52
Triple jars: 8
Psinth: 25
Of salt, mat: 1
Of natron: 7
Of lentils: 1
Of safflower, ... 4 (?) 1
Of firewood, pounds: 10
Of mustard, ... 4 (?) 18
[C]
And of provisions:
Triple jars: 10, lakoi
10, kotylia: 10
51
36
7
3
Lakos: 1, and
lagynos: 1, and magarikon: 1
Many container terms (lakon, kollathon, syroton, psinth, magarikon) are local vessel or measure names with no exact English equivalent and are left transliterated. The abbreviations 'υ δ' and 'ψι' are uncertain and rendered tentatively.
Working translation of the DDbDP edition, made with Claude Opus 5.5 from the edition and the catalogue records shown below (catalogued as Liste de produits). It has not been reviewed by a papyrologist: check the edition before citing. Restorations follow the edition; […] marks lost text and (?) an uncertain reading.