Greek papyri

GREEK PAPYRI 83
10251. Papynis, —053 x 079. — Probably from Gurob (Fayoum). — 1 sells. —
Semi-uncial.
Parts of 6 lines from the end of a contract (?).
3rd century b. c.
10252. Papyrus. — -21 x 076. — Probably from Gurob (Fayoum). — 1 sells.
Medium-sized cursive on both sides.
Beginnings of lines of a letter, apparently continued on the verso. 3rd century b. c.
44 lines.
10253 (a), (6). Papyrus. — 153 x 132 (fragment h). — Probably from Gurob
(Fayoum). — 2 selides. — Medium-sized cursive on both sides.
Two fragments, containing on the recto parts of four columns from an account, giving a list
of payments on different days, and on the verso parts of five columns from a similar
account. Recto col. 1 contains 16 lines. 3rd century b. c.
10264 and 10265 are written apparently in the same hand.
10254. Papyrus. 166 x 113. — Probably from Gm-ob (Fayoum). — 1 sells. —
Medium-sized cursive on both sides.
On the recto two columns of an account of payments from various persons. 28 lines. On
the verso another account in one column. 15 lines, 3rd century b. c. Practically
complete, so far as it goes.
In the same hand apparently as 10263 and 10266.
10255 (a), (b). Papyrus. — 135 x 051 (fragment a). — Probably from Gurob
(Fayoum). — 2 selides, joined so that the fibres of the second are at right
angles to those of the first. — Fibres partly horizontal, partly vertical on
both sides. — Medium-sized cursive on both sides.
Two fragments, having on either side accounts of payments from various persons, and con-
taining in all parts of five columns, of which two are complete. 3rd century b. c.
In the same hand apparently as 10253 and 10264
10256. Papyrus. 16 x -215. — Probably from the Fayoum. — 2 sehdes. —
On the recto cursive, much abbreviated ; on the verso uncial with a few
ligatures.
On the recto account of payments in com for various purposes, in two columns, of which the
first is broken at the bottom, the second has only the beginnings of lines. Col. 1 con-
tains 15 lines. On the verso ofiicial accounts of receipts and expenditure drawn up by
the (TtroXo'yoj Colluthus and others. In two complete columns. 40 lines. Verso dated
in the 52nd year of Ptolemaeus, Cleopatra the sister, and Cleopatra the wife, the gods
Euergetae(B.c. 119-118).
Published in Univ. of Chicago Decennial Publieations, V. no. 7, by E. J. Goodspeed. Cf. The Tebtunis
Papyri, Part I, pp. 429 and 472.
10257. Papyrus. 134 x 141. — 2 selides. — On the recto very sloping cursive ;
on the verso good-sized cursive.
On the recto part of an official document containing 9 lines, of which the ends are lost. On
the verso parts of 15 lines from a report of judicial proceedings.
—
Juncinus and Phanias
are mentioned as speakers. Recto late 3rd or early 4th century ; verso 4th century.
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