Greek papyri

GREEK PAPYRI 83
10671. Papyrus. — 044 x 136. — Probably from Ashmunen. — 2 selides. —
Small cursive.
6 incomplete lines from the conclusion of a petition (?). The year of the sixth consulship of
472,
Licinius Augustus and the second of Licinius Caesar (?) (a. d. 323) is referred to, and
the papyrus was probably written a few years later.
10672. Papyrus. — 122 x 086. — Probably from Ashmunen. — 1 selis. —
Medium-sized cursive.
Ends of 13 lines from a list of landed property. 4th century.
473.
10673. Papyrus. — -275 x 168. — Probably from the Fayoum. — 1 selis. — Small
cursive (several hands).
A list of property-owners and their holdings for purposes of taxation. 2nd century. Imper-
475.
fect. 27 lines.
10674. Papyrus. 176 x 121. — 2 selides. — Medium-sized cursive.
Money account in two columns. 5th or 6th century. Nearly complete. 39 lines in all.
476.
10675. Papyrus. 1 x 093. — 1 selis. — Medium-sized cursive.
Ends of 12 lines from the conclusion of a contract of surety. 4th century.
477.
10676. Papyrus. — 057 x 095. — 1 selis. — Fibres vertical. — Good-sized cursive.
Parts of 3 lines from a letter. 6th or 7th century.
478.
10677. Papyrus. 132 x 096. — 1 selis. — Medium-sized cursive.
Parts of 11 lines from a list of persons, with their ages. 2nd century.
479.
10678. Papyrus. — 084 x 075. — 1 selis. — Fibres vertical ; written on the
verso. — Good-sized cursive.
Beginning of a letter. Late 4th or 5th century. 9 lines.
480.
10679. Papyrus. —065 x 077. — 2 selides. — Fibres vertical. — Medium-sized
cursive.
Beginnings of 5 lines of a receipt. Late 6th or 7th century.
Cf. 10714, a Bimilar receipt, probably in the same hand.
481.
10680. Papyrus.—075 x -162. — 1 selis. — Fibres vertical. — Good-sized cursive.
Parts of 5 lines from a receipt (?), cancelled. 6th or 7th century.
482.
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