An inventory of the clothing packed in Zenon's trunk, drawn up by Peisikles. It lists cloaks, tunics, wraps, pillows, socks and belts, noting whether each is for summer or winter, its colour, and whether it is new, washed, half-worn or worn.
In English machine translation
[recto]
Zenon's trunk, in which there are:
linen wrap, washed, 1
chlamys, earth-coloured, for winter, washed, 1
and worn, 1
for summer, half-worn, 1
natural-coloured, for winter, washed, 1
and worn, 1
vetch-coloured, for summer, new, 1
tunic, white, for winter, with sleeves, washed, 1
natural-coloured, for winter, with sleeves, worn, 1
natural-coloured, for winter, worn, 1
white, for winter, washed, 2
and half-worn, 1
for summer, white, new, 3
unfulled, 1
half-worn, 1
cloak (himation), white, for winter, washed, 1
worn cloak (tribon), 1
summer wrap, white, washed, 1
and half-worn, 1
Sardian pillows, 1 pair
socks, earth-coloured, new, 2 pairs
white, new, 2 pairs
belts, white, new, 2
[verso]
From Peisikles.
List of Zenon's clothes.
The text was probably written at Alexandria but belongs to the Zenon archive found at Philadelphia. A chlamys is a short Greek mantle, and a tribon is a coarse, worn cloak.
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 Zenon’s clothes). It has not been reviewed by a papyrologist: check the edition before citing. Restorations follow the edition; […] marks lost text and (?) an uncertain reading.