Greek papyri

20 GREEK PAPYRI
10137. Papyrus. — -205 x -328. — Behnesa 1897 (GrenfeU-Hunt). — 1 sells and
a strip along the bottom. — Fibres vertical. — Sloping cursive.
Letter addressed to Georgius, comes, by a chartularius, concerning the collection of various
debts. The letter is continued for 3 lines on the verso, which also contains the address.
6th or 7th century. Nearly perfect, but rather defaced. 19 lines.
10138. Papyrus. — -25 x -317. — Belmesa 1897 (GrenfeU-Hunt). — 2 selides.
Fibres vertical. — Clear upright cursive.
Letter concerning a singularius. 6th century. Practically complete, but rather effaced in
parts. 17 lines.
10139. Papyrus. — -315 x -36. — Behnesa 1897 (Grenfell-Hunt). — 4 seHdes.
Sloping cursive.
List of payments in money by various persons, in two columns, of which the first is muti-
lated, the second complete. 6th or 7th century. Imperfect. Col. 2 has 19 lines.
10140. Papyrus. — -3 x 416. — Behnesa 1897 (Grenfell-Hunt). — 3 sehdes. —
Upright cursive.
List of payments in corn by'various villages, in two columns. Title on the verso, and various
notes written in different directions on both recto and verso. 6th or 7th century.
Practically complete. 19 lines in the first column.
10141. Papyrus. — -295 x -545. — Behnesa 1897 (GrenfeU-Hunt). — 6 selides. —
On the recto upright cursive ; on the verso shorthand.
On the recto account of payments in wine, in 11 narrow columns. 6th or 7th century. Both
recto and verso have been used previously to contain documents which were effaced to
make room for the later writing. The original writing on the recto was sloping
cursive, that on the verso semi-uncial. Imperfect, the beginning being lost. Recto
cols. 4-11 each contain 6 lines.
10142. Papyrus. — -31 x -716. — Behnesa 1897 (Grenfell-Hunt). — 5 sehdes. —
Upright cursive.
List of payments in barley by various persons, in three columns. 6th or 7th century. Imper-
fect, the first column being mutilated. Col. 2 contains 18 lines.
10143. Papyi-us. — -306 x -396. — Behnesa 1897 (GrenfeU-Hunt). — 3 selides. —
Upright cursive.
Accounts rendered by different officials for corn transported from various villages, in two
columns. 6th or 7th century. Nearly complete, but effaced in parts. Col. 1 contains
17 lines.
10144. Papyrus. — -303 x -835. — Behnesa 1897 (GrenfeU-Hunt). — 7 sehdes. —
Upright cursive.
On the recto banking account of Cephalas, in four columns, of which the last is crossed out.
On the verso account of receipts and payments of wine. At right angles 9 lines of
another account concerning Cephalas. 6th century. Practically complete. Col. 1 of
the recto contains 8 lines.
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