Greek papyri

GREEK PAPYRI 89
10296 (ft), {b). Papyrus. 115 x 162 (fragments (a) and (ft) combined), — Pro-
bably from Gurob (Fayoum). — 2 selides. — Medium-sized cursive.
Portions of 12 lines from an official document. On the left vestiges of a previous column.
3rd century B. c.
Fragment (a) 90. Fragment (b) 118.
10297. Papyrus. 113 x 126. — Probably from Gurob (Fayoum), — 1 sells. —
Medium-sized cursive.
Part of an official letter. 3rd century B. c. 14 incomplete lines.
129.
In the same hand as 10296, perhaps forming part of the same document.
10298 (ft) {h). Papyrus. 144: x -22 (fragments (ft) and (h) combined). — Pro-
bably from Gurob (Fayoum). — 1 sells. — Fibres vertical. — Large semi-
uncial.
Letter from Pyrrandrus to Heracleides about the produce of a vineyard. 3rd century b. c.
Written in the fourth year of a Ptolemy.
Fragment (a) 97. Fragment (6) 124.
10299. Papyrus. 082 x 132. — Probably from Gurob (Fayoum). — 1 sells. —
Thick cursive.
4 lines from the beginning of a letter from Thoas to Heracleides. 3rd century b. c.
113.
10300. Papyrus.— 143 x 079. — Probably from Gurob (Fayoum). — 1 sells. —
Medium-sized cursive.
Beginnings of 9 lines from an official document. At the top part of a line in demotic.
120.
3rd century b. c. Written in the 3rd year.
10301. Papyrus. 178 x 086. — Probably from Gurob (Fayoum). — 2 selides.
— Small cursive.
List of names with amounts of barley. 3rd century b. c. 18 lines, the beginnings of which
121.
are lost.
10302. Papyrus. — 092 x 096. — Probably from Gurob (Fayoum). — 1 sells. —
Medium-sized cm"sive.
Accounts of payments in naubia for various purposes. 3rd century b. c. Parts of 14 lines.
127.
10303. Papyrus. 07 x 08. — Probably from Gurob (Fayoum). — 1 seUs. —
Large cursive.
Parts of 4 lines from a letter. 3rd century
131.