Greek papyri

GREEK PAPYRI 65
10513. Papyi'us. 06 x 186. — Probably from Ashmunen. — 1 selis. — Good-
sized cursive.
Fragment o£ a petition from a woman, complaining of some injustice. 4th century. Parts
201.
of 6 lines.
10514. Papyrus. 27 x 085.— Probably from Ashmunen. — 1 sells. — Medium-
sized upright cursive.
Agreement for the sale of house property by four persons, one of whom is called Paesis, to
202.
Aurelia Demetria. 4th century. Part of the date is preserved, showing that the
second consul was a Caesar, consul for the first time. Incomplete, the beginnings of
lines being lost. 30 lines.
10515. Papyrus. 243 x 114. — Probably from Ashmunen. — 1 sells.— Medium-
sized cursive.
Lease of land at a rent of 4 artabae of wheat for each aroura (?).
203.
Pacatianus and Hilarianus (a. d. 332). Much mutilated. 32 lines.
Dated in the consulship of
10516. Papyrus. ^ -13 x 076. — Probably from Ashmunen. — 1 sells. — Medium-
sized cursive.
Fragment of a memorandum concerning the transport of stores. 4th century. Parts of
10 lines.
Cf. 10492, written in tlie same hand and perhaps forming part of the same document.
204.
10517. Papyrus.— 122 x 091. — Probably from Ashmunen.— 1 sells.— Medium-
sized cursive.
Declaration on oath made by Aurelius Ctistes, a ship's captain, that he had received on his
205.
boat various amounts of grain. A single emperor and the Caesars Constantius and
Consta(ns) are mentioned, as is the ' new 8th indiction.' The date of the papyrus is
therefore a. d. 333-4. Incomplete. 13 lines, of which the ends are lost.
10518 (a), (b). Papyrus. — 082 x -13 (fragment a). — Probably from Ashmu-
nen. — 1 sells. — Fibres vertical. — (1) large cursive, (2) small cursive.
(1) Order from Nearchides for payment of money into a bank. Nearly complete. 5 lines.
(2) At right angles ends of 6 lines from an account. 4th century.
Fragment (a) 206. Fragment (6) 237.
10519. Papyrus. — -075 x 05. — Probably from the Fayoum. — 1 sells. —Small
cursive.
Parts of 8 lines from a copy of a return connected with the census. Dated in the reign of
207.
Antoninus (138-161).
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