Greek papyri

56 GREEK PAPYRI
10439. Papyrus. — 076 x 078. — Probably from Dimeh (Fayoum). — 1 selis. —
Small, very cursive, except the signature, which is in rude uncials.
Certificate issued by Longinus to Panephrommis, son of Satabous, that he had worked the
statutory five days on the embankments at Socnopaei Nesus. Dated in the 1 1th year
of Antoninus (a. d. 148). Practically complete. 8 lines.
Wrongly joined to 10440 and to a piece turned over.
106.
10440. Papyrus. 059 x 072. — Probably from Dimeh (Fayoum). — 1 selis. —
Small, very cursive.
Similar certificate issued by Valerius to another Panephrommis. About 150 a. d. The body
106.
of the document is written in the same hand as 10439. Incomplete, the beginning
being lost. 5 lines.
10441. Papyrus. 151 x 067. — Probably from Dimeh (Fayoum). — 1 selis. —
Sloping cursive.
Beginnings of 20 lines from a tax-receipt. Dated in the 17th year of Septimius Severus,
115.
Caracalla and Geta (a. d. 208-209).
10442. Papjnnis. — 086 x 105. — 1 selis. — Small cursive.
Beginning of an account, much abbreviated. 7th or 8th century. 5 lines.
119.
10443. Papyi-us. 208 x 061, — 1 selis. — Fibres vertical ; written on the
verso. — Good-sized, neat uncial.
Ends of Homer's Iliad, IV. 191-219. About the 2nd century. Between line 194 (a;i]u/xoi/os
122.
i7jTT)po[s) and line 198 (icTjpv]^ aniBrjafv a/co[vo-as) the papyrus has only one line,
] . . \aov Ax(uui[v (cf. 1. 184). Lines 195-7 were athetized by Aristarchus.
10444. Papyrus.— 112 x 073. — 1 selis. — Small cursive.
Ends of 6 lines from a money account. 2nd or 3rd century.
123.
10445. Papyrus, 114 x 058. — 1 selis. — Small cursive.
Receipt for 24 drachmae paid by Cha«ras to Ptolemaeus. 2nd or 3rd century. The 20th
125.
and 21st years of an emperor are mentioned. Complete. 7 lines.
10446. Papyrus. — 04 x 077, — 1 seUs, — Fibres vertical, — Medium-sized
cursive.
Parts of 3 lines from a receipt (?). 6th century.
Joined to 10447.
130.