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TEXTS. 147<br />

184.<br />

+<br />

-P CTGXNe<br />

nxcon<br />

X6TI MHT6<br />

5 MMXIpG MKXM<br />

]nxn<br />

"Stephen it is writes to my bro<strong>the</strong>r Joseph (i), (saying,)<br />

Give 10 bundles (2) of reeds [<br />

s<br />

-f- xnx<br />

185.<br />

GHC2XI rmxnx<br />

KOAGG XGmipn<br />

rTtyxpc cxrio^' n<br />

nxnx n[<br />

T[<br />

"Apa Enoch writes to papa Kol<strong>the</strong>, (saying,) <strong>the</strong><br />

wine (3), set it to <strong>the</strong> account of papa P[ . . .<br />

(1) Cf. perhaps 7/5.<br />

xnx<br />

186.<br />

nGTC2Xi nnxn<br />

c<br />

nnoyTG XGXGY cooy<br />

riMOixa noiK. nxn Mno[y]<br />

2OTC TJ2GMX MMOY2OTC NX<br />

(2) Besides PEYRON'S example, Ryl. 291. Cf. MHpG in Theban texts, CO.<br />

1 80, 041 etc. Possibly <strong>the</strong> reeds were for use in a vineyard (cf. P. Oxy. XI V,<br />

i63i, 9 n.), or for mat making.<br />

(3) cyxpc appears to be <strong>the</strong> word in KRALL XXIX, 4, where it can<br />

hardly be "rent". Cf. perhaps Ryl. 201, 210. The reading of <strong>the</strong> verb here is<br />

uncertain.<br />

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