Beginning of a petition or report to the strategos Herakleitos from Teos, an ibis-feeder and ibis-burier of the Sarapeion at Oxyrhynchus who oversaw the nome's ibis shrines. He relates that during an inspection tour in Hathyr of year 14 he learned something about a certain Sisois son of Petoys, but the papyrus breaks off before the matter is explained.
In English machine translation
To Herakleitos, kinsman and strategos,
from Teos son of Harpaesis, ibis-feeder and ibis-burier, of those from the Sarapeion near the city of Oxyrhynchus, […] in charge of the oversight and care of the 4 ibis-shrines and Hermaia of the nome. In the month of Hathyr of the present year 14, when I went out into the nome for the inspection and supervision of the deified ibises, so that the customary rites may be performed on behalf of the most great king and his ancestors, it came to my notice that Sisois son of Petoys, of the […] […] and those with him […] […] […] […]
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Ibis-feeders (ibioboskoi) and ibis-buriers (ibiotaphoi) tended sacred ibises of Thoth and buried them after death; the 'Hermaia' were shrines of Hermes-Thoth. The catalogue calls the text a report, but its form resembles a complaint to the strategos.
Working translation of the DDbDP edition, made with Claude Opus 5.5 from the edition and the catalogue records shown below (catalogued as Report to the strategos). It has not been reviewed by a papyrologist: check the edition before citing. Restorations follow the edition; […] marks lost text and (?) an uncertain reading.