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	Pap. Berlin P. 23572	1) Old text (verso): Text mentioning the Chnoum priests of Elephantine. Due to the very fragmentary status further details cannot be detected. 2) New text (recto): Writing exercise with a list of professions like fisherman or weaver. According to Zauzich in VOHD XIX,2 it can also be possible that here a list of clothes and fish is given.
	Pap. Berlin P. 23610	Mention of tombs of persons with Greek names. The sender will stay in the vicinity of the tombs unless he receives information on actions taken.
	Pap. Berlin P. 13577	Receipt in form of a list concerning allotments of fields from the Chnoum temple domain to land leasers, some of them Greeks; lists of payments of money. The presereved part of an anterior Greke text dates to 214/213 BCE.
	Pap. Cairo EM CG 50163 (= Pap. Berlin P. 13527)	Royal oath of Pinyris, son of Estphenis. He swears that he owned a piece of land, which was sold in execution sales due to his insolvency. Doubts about the ownership should be dispelled by the oath.
	Ostr. Berlin P. 10811	Pamounis and his wife Taimouthis are confirmed by Doros of having paid the salt tax for the 25. regnal year in an amount of 4 obols and 1½ obols. Demotic countersignature of Pasbet.
	Ostr. Berlin P. 12934	Account. Content unclear due to the heavily faded condition of the text.
	Ostr. Berlin P. 12941	Petespmetis, son of Haryotes, is confirmed of having paid the poll tax for the 40th and the 41st regnal year, in an amount of 2 stater each.
	Tablet Berlin P. 11458	Board with different accounts from the administrative archive of the Chnoum temple, presumbaly a notepad, which was thrown away after transferring all data to the final archive papyrus rolls. This boeard consists of lists of persons connected with deliveries of income payment.
	Tablet Berlin P. 11456	Board with different accounts from the administrative archive of the Chnoum temple, presumbaly a notepad, which was thrown away after transferring all data to the final archive papyrus rolls. One sides books delivieries of flour for the temple, counted daily for each first month of the three seasons. The other side contains accounts of deliveries or income of wheat for differnt persons, including one female, presumably temple personnel.
	Tablet Berlin P. 11457	Board with different accounts from the administrative archive of the Chnoum temple, presumbaly a notepad, which was thrown away after transferring all data to the final archive papyrus rolls. This board contains list of persons and their shares, mentioning money and grain, with several sums and totals. The heading in II:3 states that these are "the expenses of the temple", meaning the Chnoum temple. Names like Pahemnetjer-Chnoum or Pa-hetnetjer point to priests of the temple mentioned here.
	Tablet Berlin P. 11454	Board with different accounts from the administrative archive of the Chnoum temple, presumbaly a notepad, which was thrown away after transferring all data to the final archive papyrus rolls. ON the first side, Names are combine with numbers, which may point to deliveries, but also income payments for tempel personnel could be possible. On the second side, numbers of "one" are counted for each day, with a total twice a month.
	Tablet Berlin P. 11455	Board with different accounts from the administrative archive of the Chnoum temple, presumbaly a notepad, which was thrown away after transferring all data to the final archive papyrus rolls.
	Ostr. Berlin P. 12909	Account of deliveries. Content unclear due to fragmentary condition, mention of a man called Apollonios.
	Ostr. Berlin P. 12952	Espmetis is confirmed by Stamnaichnoumis, son of Pachnoumis, of having paid the compulsory labor tax for the 5th regnal year in an amount of 8 obols, yields 3⅓ stater.
	Ostr. Berlin P. 12953	Account concerning the delivery of something in lagynos jugs, and natron, with amounts of money
	Ostr. Berlin P. 12964	Petosorsmetis, son of Petosorsmetis, is confirmed by Petosorsmetis, son of Petephaus of having paid the rate for the poll tax for the 5th regnal year, in a lost amount.
	Ostr. Berlin P. 12968	List of priests and their income.
	Ostr. Berlin P. 12264	School exercise with names and arithmetic sequences of the numbers from 1 till 16.
	Ostr. Berlin P. 12263	List of slaves, mainly female connected with payment.
	Ostr. Berlin P. 12265	List of persons who have received or delivered castor oil seeds or money. The same sequence of persons is repeated.
	Ostr. Berlin P. 12267	List of priests and their income. In front of some lines an "OK" sign was added later.
	Ostr. Berlin P. 12271	Account possibly of payments. Details unclear due to the fragmentary condition.
	Ostr. Berlin P. 12272	List of names of priests on-duty in the temple, presumably the Chnoum temple.
	Ostr. Berlin P. 12919	List of persons connected with money payment, also a cow is part of the transactions.
	Ostr. Berlin P. 12910+15855+15857	List of priests and their income.
	Ostr. Berlin P. 12915	Announcement of shares, afterwards 5 males listed with amounts of money.
	Ostr. Berlin P. 12917	Account of payment. Contents unclear due to the fragmentary condition.
	Ostr. Berlin P. 12920	Account made by Petosorsmetis. Content unclear due to fragmentary condition
	Ostr. Berlin P. 12921	Fragmentary account, mentionong castor oil and two males.
	Ostr. Berlin P. 12924	List of names. Content unclear due to fragmentary condition
	Ostr. Berlin P. 12926	Account of deliveries. Content unclear due to fragmentary condition.
	Ostr. Berlin P. 12928	Account of deliveries if gaga-breads, connected to a special day. Underneath the first and second Demotic lines traces of 2 lines of an older(?) Greek text is visible, which were erased. The beginning could be: Ioulios. Both text clearly do not belong together.
	Ostr. Berlin P. 12933	List of names of men bearing Greek and Egyptian names, with filiations.
	Ostr. Berlin P. 12936	List of names of priests on-duty in the temple, presumably the Chnoum temple.
	Ostr. Berlin P. 12937	Espmetis, son of [///], is confirmed by ⸢..?..⸣ of having paid the salt tax for a lost regnal year in an amount of ¼ kite.
	Ostr. Berlin P. 12939	Megches, son of Pasenis, is confirmed by Pouoptis, son of Harsiesis, of having paid the price of oil in an amount of 1½ obols.
	Ostr. Berlin P. 12942	Content unknown, object lost.
	Ostr. Berlin P. 12943	List of slaves, one female, connected with payment. Together with account regarding wine jars
	Ostr. Berlin P. 12944	List of persons and their income.
	Ostr. Berlin P. 12947	Account. Content unclear due to the heavily faded condition of the text.
	Ostr. Berlin P. 12949	List of priests and their income.
	Ostr. Berlin P. 12958 + P. 12967	List of mainly female slaves, with amounts of money, representing their delay in payment.
	Ostr. Berlin P. 12961	List of persons with amounts of money, representing their delay in payment.
	Ostr. Berlin P. 12969	List of persons and payments dedicated to day-definite dates. Due to the faded condition, the context cannot be detected
	Ostr. Berlin P. 12972	Account.
	Ostr. Berlin P. 12927	Account on payments of money and its surplus.
	Ostr. Berlin P. 12938	List of names, presumably all male, presumbaly slaves.
	Ostr. Berlin P. 12962	List of male names.
	Ostr. Berlin P. 12966	This account mentions serveral males with their shares, maybe money. The wider context remains unclear.
	Ostr. Berlin P. 12970	Ostracon with currently unknown text.
	Ostr. Berlin P. 12973	List of names, mainly women, presumably some of them slaves.
	Ostr. Berlin P. 12268	Onnophris confirms Smetos, daughter of Pakheber, of being fully paid. Context unclear due to fragmentary condition.
	Ostr. Berlin P. 12911	(unknown)
	Ostr. Berlin P. 12929	Unknown, lost
	Ostr. Berlin P. 10817	Account of payment for different females. All payments were made by their sons who are mentioned in first instance. Detailed contents unclear due to the fragmentary condition. All presereved payments were in stater.
	Ostr. Berlin P. 12229	Content unclear due to the heavily faded condition of the text.
	Ostr. Berlin P. 12918+20471	Account for several items, counted in stater and obols.
	Ostr. Berlin P. 12720	Harpaesis, son of Chestephnachthis, is confirmed by Herakleides on behalf of the bank of Thebes of having paid 2000 Drachmen for the value of royal linnen. Demotic subscription.
	Ostr. Berlin P. 12262	Psenyris, son of Pachnomis, is confirmed of having paid the poll tax for the 7th regnal year in an amount of 2 stater and 1 kite.
	Ostr. Berlin P. 12270	Psenamounis, son of ⸢..?..⸣ is confirmed by ..?.. of having paid the apomoira vineyard tax (the tenth of Arsinoe) of the 34th regnal year. Countersigned by Pachnoumis, son of Paieus.
	Ostr. Berlin P. 12913	Espmetis is confirmed by Espmetis, son of Peteyris, of having paid a lost tax for the 20th regnal year in an amount of 8 kite.
	Ostr. Berlin P. 12914	Two persons whose names are illegible are confirmed by Pelaias of having paid the salt tax for the 11th regnal year in an amount of ¼ kite each.
	Ostr. Berlin P. 12922	Account
	Ostr. Berlin P. 12923	Belles, son of Stamnaichnoumis, is confirmed by Belles, son of Stamnaichnoumis, of having paid the nḥṱ.t tax for the 19th regnal year in an amount of 1 kite.
	Ostr. Berlin P. 12930	Harpbekis, son of P⸢..?..⸣, is confirmed by Belles, son of Stamnaichnoumis, of having paid an amount of money for an unmentioned tax, 1 kite for the 32nd and 33rd regnal year each.
	Ostr. Berlin P. 12931	List of priests on duty, 5 persons. Mainly illegible due to the faded condition.
	Ostr. Berlin P. 12932	Esp..?.., son of Thoteus, and his unnamed wife are confirmed by Thotortaios, son of Horos, of having paid for oil for the 18th regnal year in an amount of ¼ kite.
	Ostr. Berlin P. 12945	Belles, son of Espmetis, is confirmed by Schesbet, son of Pouoptis, of having paid the compulsory labor tax for the 36th regnal year in an amount of ½ kite.
	Ostr. Berlin P. 12946	Pachois is confirmed of having paid the poll tax for the 12th regnal year in an amount of 1 stater and 1 kite.
	Ostr. Berlin P. 12948	List of names, at least some of them of non-Egyptian origin.
	Ostr. Berlin P. 12950	Tapmetis, daughter of Pamenis, son of Esthotes, is confirmed by Schesbet of having paid the salt tax for the 38th regnal year in an amount of ¼ kite.
	Ostr. Berlin P. 12951	.?.., son of Nektanebis, is confirmed by Peteyris, son of Harnouphis, of having paid the salt tax for the 28th regnal year in an amount of ¼ kite. Countersigned by Petepiphis.
	Ostr. Berlin P. 12954	List of persons and their payments. Nothing is mentioned about the context of these transactions.
	Ostr. Berlin P. 12955	Content unclear due to the heavily faded condition of the text.
	Ostr. Berlin P. 12956	List of persons with amounts of money, representing their delay in payment.
	Ostr. Berlin P. 12957	This ostracon contains a listing of several word for jugs originating from Greek. As all are connected with numbers, an explataion as account may be possible. Another possibility is an interpretation as an scribal exercise, to judge from the unclear headings.
	Ostr. Berlin P. 12959	Tairou, the mother of Pamounis, is confirmed by Peteyris, son of Harnouophis, of having paid the salt tax for the 21st regnal year in an amount of ¼ kite. Countersigned by Petepiphis, son of Pachnoumis. Greek subscription with issuer.
	Ostr. Berlin P. 12963	Pamenis, son of Eschnoumis, is confirmed by Espmetis, son of Petechonsis, of having paid the salt tax for the 30th regnal year in an amount of ⅓ kite and ½ obol. Countersignature of Peteyris, son of Teos. Subscription in Greek mentioning the tax farmer Petepiphis.
	Ostr. Berlin P. 12965	Espmetis, son of Belles, is confirmed by Espmetis, son of Paieus of having paid the compulsory labor tax for the 6th regnal year in an amount of ½ kite.
	Ostr. Berlin P. 12916	List of persons and their payments or income. Nothing is mentioned about the context of these transactions.
	Ostr. Berlin P. 12971	This ostracon lists three persons regarding moving to a shrine. The exact context remains unclear.
	Ostr. Berlin P. 12273	Petosorsmetis, son of Pachnoumis-Bienchis, is confirmed of having paid the rate for the poll tax for the 10th regnal year in an amount of 4 stater. Identificatin of the scribe nby the hand
	Ostr. Berlin P. 12974	List of several substantives with suffixes =f "his" and =k "your".
	Ostr. Berlin P. 12960	Espnetsenis is confirmed of having paid ¼ kite for a tax. This information derives from the hand copy in the inventory book, the rest of the text is unknown because the object is missing today.
	Ostr. Berlin P. 12940	Sintaes, daughter of Phaus, is confirmed by Petepiphis, son of Pachnoumis, of having paid the salt tax for the 31st regnal year in an amount of ¼ kite. Subscription in Greek: Issuer.
	Ostr. Berlin P. 12154	Thotortaios, son of Esyris, is confirmed by Peteyris, son of Harnouphis, of having paid the salt tax for the 28th regnal year in an amount of ⅓ kite and 4 obols. Greek subscription.
	Ostr. Berlin P. 10819	Estaui, son of Pelaias, is confirmed by Pnefersois, Sohn des Apollos, of having paid the business tax for the 18th regnal year in an amount of 2 staters + anew 1 stater.
	Ostr. Berlin P. 10820	Pachnoumis, son of Espmetis, is confirmed of having paid the poll tax for the 35th regnal year in an amount of 2 stater.
	Ostr. Berlin P. 10821	..?.. is confirmed of having paid the poll tax for the 20 regnal year in an amount of 4 stater.
	Ostr. Berlin P. 10813	Pealais, son of Krur, ist confirmed by Psenthotes, son of Stotoetis, of having paid the servant income tax in an amount of 3 1/4 obols. Greek subscript of Pelaias.
	Ostr. Berlin P. 10812	Harpaesis, son of Pouoptis, and his wife Maigebte and his daughter Tareshy are confirmed by Phatres, son of Hartophnachthes, of having paid the salt tax for the 33. regnal year in an amount of 1 kite. Greek subscription.
	Ostr. Berlin P. 10815	Tamenech, wife of Totoes is confirmed by Patous, son of Horos, of having paid the salt tax for the 36th regnal year in an amount of ¼ kite. Greek subscription of Doros.
	Ostr. Berlin P. 10814	Maygebte, wife of Harpaesis, is confirmed by Petobastis, son of Esyris, of having paid the salt tax for the 36th regnal year in an amount of ¼ kite. Greek subscription.
	Ostr. Berlin P. 10806	Imouthes is confirmed by Asklepiades of having paid the salt tax for the 37th regnal year in an amount of 4 drachmas for at least four men. Demotic subscription of Peteyris.
	Ostr. Berlin P. 10808	Patobastis, son of Tityris, and his wife Stemzmet are confirmed by the tax farmer Doros of having paid the salt tax for the 1. regnal year in an amount of 4 obols and 1½ obols. Demotic countersignature of Pasbet.
	Ostr. Berlin P. 10809	Pamounis is confirmed by the tax farmer Doros of having paid the salt tax and the compulsory labor tax for the 4. regnal year in an amount of 4 obols and 2 drachmas; his wife Stenzmet the salt tax in anmount of 1½ obols. Demotic countersignature of Pasbet.
	Ostr. Berlin P. 10810	Palaias, his wife Tamounis and his son Harnouphis are confirmed presumably by Doros of having paid the salt tax for the 25. regnal year in an amount of 4 obols and 1½ obols. Demotic countersignature of Pasbet.
	Ostr. Berlin P. 10823	Espmetis, son of Pelaias, is confirmed of having paid "his tax" for the 23rd regnal year in an amount of 3 staters.
	Ostr. Berlin P. 10822	Polemarchos is confirmed by Osoroeris, son of Horos, of having brought 4 leq and 2 hin of oil in the 22th regnal year.
	Ostr. Berlin P. 10807	Greek (Duttenhöfer): Receipt for trade tax (of woodcutters?) for the 43rd regnal year of Augustus, in an amount of 12 drachmas, paid by Pachompabienchis, son of Psenchnoubis Demotic (Moje): Mention of the payer in Egyptian name version.
	Ostr. Berlin P. 10805	Receipt of Phanophis, praktor argyrikon Elephantines, for the value of state-owned dates for the 19th regnal year, 17 drachmas and 2 obols, and for the 16. year the fourth fifth (part of five instalments), paid by Nilas, leaseholder of land owned by Annius Nigrinus. In Total 20 drachmas and 5 obols. Demotic (ERC Elephantine, Moje): Demotic subscription by Pachnoumis, son of Petosorsmetis: Attorney's name without filiation, amount in Egyptian currency.
	Ostr. Berlin P. 12912	Tax receipt, presumably salt tax. Greek subscription: Name of tax collector.
	Ostr. Berlin P. 12151	Tachnoumis, daughter of Belles, is confirmed by Phatres, son of Hartophnachthes, of having paid the salt tax for the 32nd regnal year in an amount of ¼ kite. Greek subscription.
	Ostr. Berlin P. 10776	Pelaias, son of Imouthes, and his wife Tanoutis are confirmed by Doros of having paid the salt tax for the 34th regnal year in an amount of 1 drachma and 3 obols. Demotic countersignature of Petepiphis.
	Ostr. Berlin P. 10744	Patobastis, son of Tityris, and his wife Stemzmet are confirmed by Doros of having paid the salt tax for the 3. regnal year in an amount of 4 obols and 1½ obols. Demotic countersignature of Pasbet.
	Ostr. Berlin P. 9389	The priests of Asklepios are confirmed by Ammonios from the bank of Syeme of having paid the fruit tree tax for the 5th regnal year in an amount of 1500 drachmas incl. agio. Subscription of Ammonions and amount with agio, tital 1800 drachmas. Demotic subscription: Tax type, regnal year.
	Ostr. Berlin P. 9640	Petechnoumis, son of Pikos, is confirmed by Pebrichis of having paid the state tax for the 15th regnal year in an amount of 3 stater.
	Ostr. Berlin P. 12009	Totoes is confirmed by Ptolemaios, attorney of Apollonios of having paid the cloth tax for the 38th regnal year in an amount of 5 drachmas and 2½ obols surcharge. Demotic subscription of Peteyris.
	Ostr. Berlin P. 12198	Pelaias, son of Pamounis, and his wife Tisatis are confirmed by an unnamed person, presumably Doros, of having paid the salt tax and the liturgy tax for the 16th regnal year in an amount of 4 obols and 2 drachmas. Demotic countersignature of Spotous, son of Patous, as to be judged from the hand.
	Ostr. Berlin P. 12562	Sabdaios, son of Ptolemaios, is confirmed by Harpaesis, son of Harnouphis, of having delivered into the granary of the Ombites 10 artabas wheat. Demotic and Greek subscription.
	Ostr. Berlin P. 323	Menophilos Senior, son of Orbaies and his mother Tisatis, and his son Harpaesis are confirmed by the tax farmers Asinnios, son of Didymos, and Amonis of having paid the wach tower tax for the 12th regnal year in an amount of 4 drachmas each. Demotic subscription with the amount in staters.
	Ostr. Berlin P. 9502	Pachnoumis, son of his mother Tapoeris, is confirmed by Parates of having paid the nḥṱ.t tax for the 17th regnal year in an amount of 1 kite.
	Ostr. Berlin P. 12995	Diary with accounts mentioning bread, carob trees, wheat, as well as Nubians. No parallels are known, the nearest connections are with the Theban ltm receipts. This diary was written by different persons.
	Ostr. Berlin P. [without no.]	Teos, son of Petamounis, is confirmed by Harnouphis, son of Espmetis, on declaration of Pachnoumis, son of Payris, of having paid the yoke tax for the 7th regnal year in an amount of 1 kite.
	Palm. Berlin P. 23701 a	Oracular answer.
	Palm. Berlin P. 23702	Supporting letter connected with deliveries of wine by two men to an attorney of Satis.
	Pap. Berlin P. 13410	Sale agreement concerning a slave. Taorseus, daughter of Onnophris and her mother Tanese..?.., authorized Pachompetenephotes to sell her slave Narcissus, while the revenue is due to herself. Below similar text in Demotic.
	Pap. Berlin P. 15637 (= P. 15637 + P. 15803)	Letter with an inquiry to an Isis priest(?) to obtain an oracle of Isis. It should be requested wheather the sender should travel (to the Thebais?) or stay on Elephantine.
	Pap. Berlin P. 15641	Letter of Osoroeris, son of Teos, requesting the delivery of payrus as writing material.
	Pap. Berlin P. 15648	Fragment from the right side of a letter possibly connected with sustentation
	Pap. Berlin P. 13586	Letter of consignment of Teos, son of Nepherpres, concerning a delivery of jewelry in sacs, with specification of their provenance and estimated value.
	Pap. Berlin P. 13578	Loan contract about three silver deben. As reward the plowing of farmland of 10 aruras is declared.
	Pap. Berlin P. 13580	Order of a person whose name is lost to a son of Eschnoumpmetis and the scribes of the Chnoum temple to supply the inspector of the temples visiting Elephantine and Syene with a goose. The document was written by Sehapmoys.
	Pap. Berlin P. 13585	Letter of Teonurisephonychos, son of Imouthes, containing an answer on a letter received earlier. This correspondence focuses on a dispute between Chnoum priests. The sender expresses his wish for information on his opponent through the lesonis, who is presumably the addressee.
	Pap. Berlin P. 13579	Letter of unclear context. Mention of incidents happeded to the sender. Information on a journey to Philae, while the sender travelled to the temple of Elephantine. The asigment of this text to the scribe Potemetous, son of Psintaes, was made by Martin, Cary J., The Demotic texts (1996), C10.
	Pap. Berlin P. 13581	Letter of Teos, son of Nepherpres, containing a letter of recommendation for a man, who is described as a person who can not be replaced. Attached is a request to supporting him, amongst other things with working staff.
	Pap. Berlin P. 13587	Letter to the high priest Eschnompmetis concerning payment of silver kite. According to Zauzich divergent from the regular Elephantine letter style.
	Pap. Berlin P. 13584	Oracular inquiry to an unidentified deity, presumably Chnoum, concerning the question if a wab priest has stolen money.
	Pap. Berlin P. 13626	Account, unpublished.
	Pap. Berlin P. 13627	Account, unpublished.
	Pap. Berlin P. 13531	List of priests, in connection with income.
	Pap. Berlin P. 13534	Contract between Pachnoumis and four siblings, children of Petosorsmetism beneath them one woman, concerning a transfer of his house shares.
	Pap. Berlin P. 13617	Contract of lease concerning an allotment on Elephantine, drawn by Esp-[?], son of Espudjathotes, to [///].
	Pap. Berlin P. 13606	List of participants of a military expedition under pharaoh Amasis. Mention of Syrian mercenaries attending the expedition.
	Pap. Berlin P. 13615	List of participants of a military expedition under pharaoh Amasis. Mention of Syrian mercenaries attending the expedition.
	Pap. Berlin P. 13618
	Pap. Berlin P. 13600	Marriage contract
	Pap. Berlin P. 13599	Contract.
	Pap. Berlin P. 13597	Document of withdrawal between a person whose name is lost, and Pachnoumis, son of Peteharoeris, concerning a stathmos. Content parallel to Pap Berlin P. 13598. The document was written by Patous, son of Harpaesis. Subscription in Greek: registration.
	Pap. Berlin P. 13561	Note on the measurements of stone debris of a collapsed(?) enclosure wall.
	Pap. Berlin P. 13547	Letter of Chnoummachis to Haryotes, being an answer to a previous (not preserved) letter with a request concerning supply of the divine falcon. The sender had caused to deliver meat of donkeys to a pastophor.
	Pap. Berlin P. 13582	Pibesis, son of Peteese, is confirmed of having paid 2 silver deben to the strate treasury in responsibility of Farnava, commander of the Syene fortress. Presumably this was for the installment tax for his son Teos for appointing him as wab priest at the Chnoum temple.
	Pap. Berlin P. 13513	Royal oath taken by Thotomous, son of Harpaesis, to Praktor Euphronios. Promise of payment of the outstanding debts. Greek subscription with summary of content.
	Pap. Cairo EM CG 50162	Petitition (mkmk): The brothers Pinyris, Berenebthis, and Psintaes Junior, all sons of Estphenis, wrote to Praktor Milon requesting another man to pay the three remaining installments for two fields, because they cannot pay them themselves. Greek subscription mentioning the subject of the hypomnema, the date and the number (third hypomnema). This is the original hypomnema, while the draft is preserved in Pap. Berlin P. 13523.
	Pap. Berlin P. 13529	Royal oath of Harsiesis, son of Peteharsomtus before Praktor Milon. He obligates himself to cause the non-paying priests in Edfou to deliver the requested royal linen for the treasury. Subscription in Greek with summary of content.
	Pap. Berlin P. 13532	Letter/ hypomnema of two townsmen from Edfou to Praktor Milon concerning a guaranty which they have taken for their brother. After payment of the debt a letter of confirmation by Milon is requested.
	Pap. Berlin P. 13530	List of shares (of liturgies?) concerning different priests from the temple of Horus in Edfou.
	Pap. Berlin P. 13511	Letter/Memorandum of two townsmen from Edfou to Praktor Milon concerning a morgage which they have taken on behalf of their brother. After payment of the debt a letter of confirmation by Milon is requested.
	Pap. Berlin P. 13545	Account in the form of a list of persons, mainly priests, connected with amonts of money and aruras.
	Pap. Berlin P. 13572	Receipt and contract of Nepherpremachis, son of Parates, to Eschnompmetis, concerning a payment effected by the addressee via another man. With autographic witness signatures.
	Pap. Berlin P. 13543	Letter of Eschnompmetis, son of Snebonychos, to Herakleides. He requires support concerning his application for the position as a lesonis priest of Chnoum. Regarding Pap. Berlin P. 15522 his application was successful.
	Pap. Berlin P. 13568	Contract in form of al letter of Psenchonsis, son of Esonnophris, to Peteharpokrates, son of Esouris. Promise of delivery of wine to the lesonis, for which a delivery out of schedule will cost 2 silver kite. With countersignature of Espmetis, son of Chnoumemes.
	Pap. Berlin P. 13567	Brainstorming in noteform, draft of a memorandum of Pamonnasis concerning the rejection of an ordered journey of the sender.
	Pap. Berlin P. 13596	Document of withdrawal between Harsiesis, son of Esharoeris and his mother Tachnoumis, with Esharoeris, son of Petosiris and his mother Senesis, concerning the sale of some objects. Some of them are also mentioned in Pap. Berlin P. 13594 erwähnt. The document was written by Patus, son of Espmetis. Greek subscription.
	Pap. Berlin P. 13595	Divorce contract, name of the wife not preserved. With Greek subscription as bank endorsement.
	Pap. Berlin P. 13594	Temple oath of Esharoeris, son of Petosiris before Chnoum. Mentioned are items listed also in Pap. Berlin P. 13596.
	Pap. Berlin P. 13535	Contract as royal oath. Obligation of three persons concerning the collective collection of different taxes. Double contract with first copy and two lines of the beginning of the second copy.
	Pap. Berlin P. 13541	List of an unnamed tax collector, mentioning persons with paid amounts of money in silver kite.
	Pap. Berlin P. 15603	List of income of priests of the 4th phyle
	Pap. Berlin P. 15624	Fragment of an account about baked bread, tgm-oil and grain (wheat?).
	Pap. Berlin P. 15626	Fragmentary list of things, containing vegetables(?) and a jar of oil.
	Pap. Berlin P. 15625	List of persons who should receive(?) a special quantity of beer and wheat.
	Pap. Berlin P. 15606	Account of delivery of baked bread loafs and grain to the sanctuary for a period of 19 days.
	Pap. Berlin P. 15629	Letter with a report on executed orders of the addressee, and with a requirement of an amount of money of six kite.
	Pap. Berlin P. 23680	Letter of Sirthotes, son of Harnouphis. Content unclear due to the fragmentary condition.
	Pap. Berlin P. 15815	Letter of Sirthotes, son of Harnouphis. Content unclear due to the fragmentary condition.
	Pap. Berlin P. 15630	Letter of Espneti-hetnetjer, son of Espmetis, to Snebonychos, containing a response on earlier letters. Report on trouble(?) regarding fowl, beer and wine.
	Pap. Berlin P. 23667	Letter of Espnebonchis, son of Espneti-hetnetjer, to Espmetis, son of Espneti-hetnetjer, concerning an error of which the address is accused. Mention of sm-herbes and wine. The same addressee is also existant on Pap. Berlin P. 15801+23682, 23612.
	Pap. Berlin P. 23707	Letter of Snebonychos, son of Espneti-hetnetjer, to Espmetis, son of Espneti-hetnetjer, concerning an error of which the addressee is accused. Mention of sm-herbes and wine. The same addressee is also mentioned on Pap. Berlin P. 15801+23682, 23612.
	Pap. Berlin P. 23676	Contract of lease concerning an allotment on Elephantine, drawn by Esp-[?], son of Espudjathotes, to [///].
	Pap. Berlin P. 23588 a - f	Receipt in form of a list concerning allotments of fields from the Chnoum temple domain to land leasers, some of them Greeks; lists of payments of money. The presereved part of an anterior Greke text dates to 214/213 BCE.
	Pap. Berlin P. 15501	Letter of Psintaes, son of Petepiphis, to the lesonis Snebonychos. It contains a request for assignment of three jars with tgm oil for the endowment of the archentaphiast who will come to Aswan. Same context with identical sender/ address: Pap. Berlin P. 15501 - 15503.
	Pap. Berlin P. 15503	Letter of Psintaes, son of Paetisesu, to the lesonis Snebonychos. It contains information on the assignment of 50 bread loafs for the endowment of the archentaphiast who will come to Aswan. Same context with identical sender/ address: Pap. Berlin P. 15501 - 15503.
	Pap. Berlin P. 23624 (rto)	Letter requiring information about the mission of another person. The addressee should take care about the activities of a further man.
	Pap. Berlin P. 15706	Recto new text: Letter of Esminis, son of Teos(?), informing the addressee that a certain Onnophris was not able to travel to the lesonis so that the son(?) was send to him. Exact content unclear. Verso old text: Fragments of a list with days of month.
	Pap. Berlin P. 15705	Letter of Es-? to Eschnoumpmetis, content unclear due to its very fragmentrary condition.
	Pap. Berlin P. 15699	Fragmentary letter concerning the prosecution of a person as well as the transport of six jars with tgm oil.
	Pap. Berlin P. [unknown]	unknown, possibly oracular inquiry or magical amulett
	Pap. Berlin P. 23549	Oracular inquery to Chnoum concerning the allowance to travel to Alexandria.
	Pap. Berlin P. 15514	Agreement in the form of mutual oaths between a man with lost name and Samaus before Satet and Chnum: It focuses on feeding geese which were breded together. The first person states not having taken out surplus of emmer. If the second person moves away from Elephantine, he must resign his profit.
	Pap. Berlin P. 15520	End of a payment request concering one silber deben corresponding to five stater to be paid to Pachnoumis, son of Thot-pa-sechti.
	Pap. Berlin P. 15609	Grant or fee payment for an office conneced with the cult of Harpbekis about 2 silver kite.
	Pap. Berlin P. 15631	Account on barley and emmer which Farandata received from mentioned persons, according to Zauzich presumably priests of Chnoum.
	Pap. Berlin P. 15700	Account of the delivery of bread for the priests of the third phyle by the master baker.
	Pap. Berlin P. 15774	List of names in unclear context. The mentioned male Sr.w-Ḏḥwtı͗ sꜢ Ḥr-nfr seems to be identical with the sender of the letters Pap. Berlin P. 15518, P. 23694 and P. 23704.
	Pap. Berlin P. 23569	Account of delivery of baked bread loafs and grain to the sanctuary for a period of 19 days.
	Pap. Berlin P. 23594	Receipt of a payment to the bank of Ravaka, military commander of the Syene fortress.
	Pap. Berlin P. 23649	Account on the delivery of cattle.
	Pap. Berlin P. 23653	Account of the delivery of grain (col. 1) and wine (col. 2) to priests of the first phyle which are mentioned by name.
	Pap. Berlin P. 23655	Loan of money contract in the form of a letter, of Chnoummachis, son of Achoapis. The issuer has borrowed 2½ kite, which has to be repaid to the temple until a fixed date. If he will be in default, he will pay 3¼ (?) kite.
	Pap. Berlin P. 23658	Bill of baked bread as offerings for Chnoum for a selected period, beginning with the 1st of Tybi of a 15th regnal year. On verso bill of wheat delivery. Connection of both texts currently unclear.
	Pap. Berlin P. 23672	Small fragment of a contract with four witness signatures.
	Pap. Berlin P. 23695	List of missing items from the house of a priest of Thoth named Snebonychos.
	Pap. Berlin P. 23697	Fragment of a marriage contract of Petamounis, son of [///], possibly a pilot. The name of the wife is lost.
	Pap. Berlin P. 23705	Account of the delivery of Egyptian and "Syrian" wine from different cities, for the needs of the Chnoum temple.
	Pap. Berlin P. 23698	Marriage contract of a woman for a man. The content remains unclear due to the fragmentaray condition.
	Pap. Berlin P. 15513	Letter concerning a delivery and wood in unmentioned context. Short notice of a accident of the sender during a voyage.
	Pap. Berlin P. 15515	Letter of the nome administation to the Chnoum temple on Elephantine. Arrangements concerning the distribution of emmer and its clearing. The sender should receive 5 artabas emmer per day for the fowl feeding. Request of issuance of receipts for emmer deliveries to the priests of Isis of Philae and of Haroeris.
	Pap. Berlin P. 15628	Letter with unclear requests to the addressee, and a promise to arrest certain persons after their seizure.
	Pap. Berlin P. 15517	Letter of Snebonychos concerning allocation of something to several addressees. Mention of the Satis temple.
	Pap. Berlin P. 15522	Payment request of the office of the chief of Thebes to the domain of the Chnoum temple respectively the lesonis Eschnompmetis about the immediate payment of taxes in emmer currency.
	Pap. Berlin P. 15523	Order of a criminal investigation among several priests, possibly in context with theft of gold.
	Pap. Berlin P. 15524	Report concerning a visit at the chief-of-field. The addressee should prevent Nubians from travelling into the reigon north of Aswan.
	Pap. Berlin P. 15525	Letter to a priest of deities images. The sender may have inquired the lesonis of providing certain persons with an assignment. Context remains currently unclear.
	Pap. Berlin P. 15529	Hardly understandable. The letter seems to focus on distribution of food to the 2nd phyle for the feeding of a holy falcon.
	Pap. Berlin P. 15605	Very fragmentary letter, mentioning priests of Osiris. The context remains unclear due to the poor preservation.
	Pap. Berlin P. 15608	Fragment of a letter concerning the disposal of 2 silver kite. Instruction to the addressee to keep this letter in confidence.
	Pap. Berlin P. 15610	Fragment of a letter preseumably concerning a field
	Pap. Berlin P. 15621	Letter concerning cloth or something similar. Report of a shipwreck suffered by the sender. He has not reported this earlier to the addressee in order not to sadden him.
	Pap. Berlin P. 15623	Letter concerning delivery and payment of "tgm"-oil.
	Pap. Berlin P. 15627	Report of Pseniah, son of Pachnoumis, to Eschnompmetis, concerning the complaint against a man whose cows had grazed unauthorized on his fields.
	Pap. Berlin P. 15694	Letter concerning the delivery of several items, among them three jars of wine(?). The condition is too bad to receive detailed information on the context. It is not clear if the scribe was the sender of the letter himself.
	Pap. Berlin P. 15696	Letter to Sirthotes, concerning (amongst others) 50 artabas emmer.
	Pap. Berlin P. 15697 (provenance doubtful)	letter of unclear content. Mention of Hagarites (Arabs)
	Pap. Berlin P. 15698	Letter of undetectable content. Mention of carrier of milk jars.
	Pap. Berlin P. 15702	Original content erased.
	Pap. Berlin P. 15707	Letter to Eschnoumpmetis concerning hunger and illness. Presumably the sender from whom something was stolen request help from the addressee.
	Pap. Berlin P. 15773	Letter concerning affairs of the priests from Elephantine.
	Pap. Berlin P. 15804	Fragmentary letter, only formulas and date are preserved.
	Pap. Berlin P. 15805	Fragmentary letter concerning delivery of tgm oil and wine and a voyage to Edfou.
	Pap. Berlin P. 15807	Fragmentary letter with the request to take care about a thing or a person.
	Pap. Berlin P. 23551	Fragmentary letter with unclear content. Mention of different settlements.
	Pap. Berlin P. 23561	Letter of Bianchis, son of Pelaias, concerning money to be given to the recitation priest , together with items designated for the king. Remark that this is a very important matter.
	Pap. Berlin P. 23573	Letter with confirmation of the receipt of a letter to the priest of Chnoum. The sender states that he has handed over a quantity of oil to a certain person (the letter deliverer?)
	Pap. Berlin P. 23578	Beginning of a letter of Parates, son of Inaros, all the rest is lost.
	Pap. Berlin P. 23593	Letter of Harchebis concerning the delivery of several items, among others tgm oil. Order that the scribes of the Chnoum temple should come to him with the account of the temple domain.
	Pap. Berlin P. 23598	Letter of Sesoosis, son of Pete-[?], to Snebonychos, presumably regarding delivery of wine.
	Pap. Berlin P. 23608	Letter with an answer of Imouthes, son of Eschnompmetis with a request of advice.
	Pap. Berlin P. 23609	End of a letter of Payris, son of Eschnumis, regarding a payment of money of the sender. A lesonis mentioned in the text may be the addressee, according to Zauzich in VOHD XIX,2.
	Pap. Berlin P. 23613	Letter concerning the instruction of a person and the journey of a man to Koptos for the purpose of an investigation.
	Pap. Berlin P. 23615	Letter hardly understandlable, regarding criminal investigations on persons which have acted against a statue of the pharaoh.
	Pap. Berlin P. 23622	Letter reporting conflicts concering something. Note on the interrogation of two men confirming the information of the sender.
	Pap. Berlin P. 23627	Letter of unclear content due to the fragmentary condition.
	Pap. Berlin P. 23630	Letter of unclear content due to the fragmentary condition. Mention of a gardener and of the temple.
	Pap. Berlin P. 23631	Letter of Pachnoumis, son of Phentenosiris, possibly regarding the transport of a house.
	Pap. Berlin P. 23637	Letter with the sender giving consolation and advice to the addressee.
	Pap. Berlin P. 23643	Letter of Peteharpochrates, son of Petobastis, informing the sender that he will not stop to ask after the well being of the family members of the latter.
	Pap. Berlin P. 23647	Letter of Hor-?- , son of Harchebis, possibly regarding a payment of money. The sender mentions his arrival at a certain place.
	Pap. Berlin P. 23648	Letter of Hor-?- , son of Harchebis, possibly regarding a payment of money. The sender mentions his arrival at a certain place.
	Pap. Berlin P. 23650	Letter with self-commitment of informing the addressee about future happpenings.
	Pap. Berlin P. 23654	Fragment of a letter mentioning natron and Syrians, maybe in a context of trade or selling
	Pap. Berlin P. 23656	Letter of Snebonychos, son of Eschnoumpmetis. The content is unclear due to the fragmentary condition.
	Pap. Berlin P. 23660	Letter regarding the sustenance of several persons. Some of the mentioned persons are also mentioned in Pap. Berlin P. 23623.
	Pap. Berlin P. 23662	Letter of Esyris to Espmetis. Detailed content unclear due to the fragmentary condition.
	Pap. Berlin P. 23685	Letter with an answer on foregoing correspondence. Content unclear due to the fragmentary condition.
	Pap. Berlin P. 23687	Letter of Onnophris, to [///]bn or to his son, with unclear content due to the fragmentary condition.
	Pap. Berlin P. 23689	Beginning of a letter of Sentais, daughter of Pekysis, possibly to her brother(?). Mention of a ship and of 3 thm measure for liquids.
	Pap. Berlin P. 23690	Beginning of a letter of Bianchis, son of Pachnoumis, to Espmetis, regarding 12 stater.
	Pap. Berlin P. 23694	End of a letter of Sirthotes, Sohnson of Harnuphis, of unclear content due to the fragmentary condition.
	Pap. Berlin P. 23699	Letter of Harnouphis, son of Haryotes, to Pasenis. The content remains unclear due to the fragmentaray condition.
	Pap. Berlin P. 23700	Letter of Pachnoumis, son of Imouthes, to [///]nefer[///], son of Psen-[?]. The content remains unclear due to the fragmentaray condition.
	Pap. Berlin P. 15526	Letter of Chnemeus to Teos reporting the distribution of wheat.
	Pap. Berlin P. 23566	Receipt in letter form. The sender (name lost) confirms the addressee, Petenephotes, son of Pouoptis, of having received from Petobastis six silver kite. The receipt was written by a certain Pais, son of Espmetis.
	Pap. Berlin P. 23692	Astronomical text, mentioning signs of the zodiac and numbers. Interpretation still unclear. Formal similaries with Pap. Berlin P. 8279+23544 (Fayoum).
	Pap. Berlin P. 23032	amulet for a newborn child
	Pap. Berlin P. 15619	Letter of Espnebonchis, son of Espneti-hetnetjer, to Espmetis, son of Espneti-hetnetjer, concerning the delivery of breads to the priests of Chnoum from Elephantine.
	Pap. Berlin P. 15617	Letter of Espmetsepsis to Chnoummachis concerning several incidents and "books". Details are intentionally not given so that unauthorized persons cannot receive information on the content of the letter.
	Pap. Berlin P. 13536	Letter of Chonompres to the Chnoum priests in Elephantine, the lesonis and the temple scribes, written by a certain Petobastis. Accusation of the addressees that they have not visited a certain official in Sais, although they were requested to do this. Request to transmit the account rolls of the temple domain for the 22nd to 24th regnal years.
	Pap. Berlin P. 13550	Letter of Hartophnachthes, son of Snebonychos, to Eschnoumpmetis. Report on delivery of natron from Koptos, mentioning a deceased daughter of a priest.
	Pap. Berlin P. 13566	Letter of Chnoummachis, son of Espmetsepsis, to Eschnompmetis, focusing on a meeting of the sender with the chief of the Southern Land concerning offerings for Chnoum because of lack of emmer. Request to delegate the pastophor to Alexandria, to deliver the stick bouquet ("Stabstrauß") of the chief of Thebes and the Chnoum priest to the king on the occasion of the annual victory celebration of the battle of Raphia.
	Pap. Berlin P. 13571	Sale contract between Peteminis, son of Peteharpokrates and his mother Esharpokrates, and Harmais, son of Peteasychis and his Mutter Tahi, regarding the sale of a red pregnant plowing cow. On Verso four autographic witness signatures.
	Pap. Berlin P. 13569	(l. 1-19) Letter of Pouoptis(?), son of Petearensnouphis, to Parates, concerning erroneous booking of 40 artabas of wheat from the syntaxis. (l.20 - 24) Additional note of the addressee Parates to Ptaus, son of Thotirdis concerning the same case.
	Pap. Berlin P. 13570	Letter of Eschnompmetis to Hartophnachthes concerning transport of several items.
	Pap. Berlin P. 13560	Account of delivery of cattle.
	Pap. Berlin P. 13559	Letter of Hartophnachthes, son of Gour, to Eschnoumpmetis concerning leases of cultivated land. The sender will stay at his current whereabouts until gaining new instructions.
	Pap. Berlin P. 15644	Fragment of a letter concerning a garden.
	Pap. Berlin P. 15640	Letter of Snebonchis, son of Espneti-hetnetjer, to Espmetis, son of Espneti-hetnetjer, concerning the delivery of grain and cattle. According to Zauzich the scribe, whose name is lost here, can be identified through the identical handwriting on Pap. Berlin P. 15614-22667.
	Pap. Berlin P. 15645	Letter of Espnebonchis, son of Espneti-hetnetjer, with an answer on a previous letter of the addressee. Too fragmentary for detailled context.
	Pap. Berlin P. 15604	Letter of Snebonychos presumably concerning land leases.
	Pap. Berlin P. 15618	Obligation of delivery of wine to the temple of Elephantine. Presumably in context with a loan.
	Pap. Berlin P. 15642	Letter of [///], son of Pachnumis, to the priests of Chnoum. The content is lost.
	Pap. Berlin P. 15616	Hardly understandable letter of Espmetsepsis, son of Bochorinis, to Snebonychos, presumably concerning the transport of a cow on a ship.
	Pap. Berlin P. 15620	Letter of Eschnompmetis, son of Psammetichos, to Snebonychos, reporting his arrival at Memphis for the purpose of a visit of local authorities. Handing over of a stick bouquet ("Stabstrauß") of Chnoum and letters.
	Pap. Berlin P. 15639	Fragment of a letter, possibly concerning accounts.
	Pap. Berlin P. 15643	Letter of Espmetsepsis, son of Bochorinis, possibly concerning delivery of grain.
	Pap. Berlin P. 15614	Letter of Espnebonchis, son of Espneti-hetnetjer, to Espmetis, son of Espneti-hetnetjer, concerning an error of which the address is accused. Mention of sm-herbes and wine. The same addressee is also existant on Pap. Berlin P. 15801+23682, 23612.
	Pap. Berlin P. 15615	Letter of Espmetis, son of Nehemesra, to Espmetsepsis concerning ten cows, sesame and grain.
	Pap. Berlin P. 15647	Fragmentary letter of a man whose name ist lost, possibly concerning outstanding amounts of money in stater.
	Pap. Berlin P. 13634	Letter of Psintaes, son of Es-Onuris-neb-Scha, to the scribes of the Chnoum temple. He requests the allocation of the non monetary income of his Anoukis priest office to Snebonychos as soon as he will visit the addressee.
	Pap. Berlin P. 13620	Letter of Hartophnachthes, son of Snebonychos, to Eschnompmetis concerning an oath taken by a woman. The addressee was requested not to swear an oath at his whereabouts. Partly hardly understandable.
	Pap. Berlin P. 13629
	Pap. Berlin P. 13593	Marriage contract between Petosiris, son of Patseous and his mother Tachnumis, and Sennesis, daughter of Petepnebtous and her mother Telaias. The text contains agreements concerning the dowry, a detailed list of the property which she will bring with her, agreements for inheritance and divorce. With autographic witness signatures.
	Pap. Berlin P. 13583	Sale contract (document of payment) of [///]-chaset, daughter of Peftjauuser and her mother Isischebnebqay, and NN concerning a house. Only left part preserved.
	Pap. Berlin P. 13633	Letter of Osoroeris, son of Teos, presumably to the Chnoum priests of Elephantine. It deals with the dismissal of the sender from the office as lesonis priest. The sender thinks that this happened by intrigues only. A second part deals wht the question, how many bread a baker has to deliver against a given amount of emmer. The proportion should be 66 bread for one artaba emmer. Partly unclear concerning the content.
	Pap. Berlin P. 13619	Letter of Potemetous, son of Psintaes, to a Chnoum priest currently staying in Thebes, concerning illegal grain transport from the Chnoum temple domain.
	Pap. Berlin P. 13635	Hardly understandable letter only partly preserved, containing information provided to the overseer of the fields concerning a man captured by Nubians(?). From line 2 vso onwards second hand /second text.
	Pap. Berlin P. 13624
	Pap. Berlin P. 13628
	Pap. Berlin P. 13630
	Pap. Berlin P. 13631
	Pap. Berlin P. 13632
	Pap. Berlin P. 13540	Letter of the satrap Farandata ("Pherendates") to the Chnoum priests, with remarks concerning applicants for jobs as Chnoum priests who cannot be accredited by the Persian king Dareios I. The original text was written by Satibar, the Demotic letter by Peftjauawineith, and countersigned by Oaphres, the translator of the Aramaic original or just the copyist.
	Pap. Berlin P. 13614	Marriage contract of Hapertais, son of Teos and his mother Taiu-nacht, with Seniah, daughter of Pa-anch-i-ı͗r-iy and her mother Tetesatis. With autographic witness signatures.
	Pap. Berlin P. 13616	Erichsen, Zauzich: Notes on recent activities in a quarry. On verso list of different stones. Cruz-Uribe: Report on striking quarry workmen. During this several blocks and statues were damaged, which are listed on the verso.
	Pap. Berlin P. 13598	Document of withdrawal between [///], son of Neoptolemos, and Pachnoumis, son of Peteharoeris, concerning a stathmos. Content parallel to Pap Berlin P. 13597. The document was written by Patous, son of Harpaesis. Subscription in Greek: registration.
	Pap. Berlin P. 13563	Left half of a letter of Harchebis to the priests of Chnoum, mentioning persons came "here".
	Pap. Berlin P. 13553	Letter of Thoteus OR Thotirdis, to Snebonychos. Presumbaly report on dispute concerning distribution and lease of cultivated land.
	Pap. Berlin P. 13549	Letter of Hartophnachthes, son of Snebonychos, to Eschnoumpmetis, with partly unclear context. Including answer on two previous letters concerning employment of priests and revision in the temple.
	Pap. Berlin P. 13538	Letter to Hartophnachtes concerning disputes in Syene with persons who want to take him out of office. An oracle dicision by Isis is requested, which of two mentioned women the sender of the letter may marry.
	Pap. Berlin P. 15599	List of deliveries of fruits (tge) or oil (tgm) from different persons, specified by day.
	Pap. Berlin P. 13564	Letter to Parates, son of Inaros, without naming the sender. Ordering of doors and inquiry concerning the price which was not mentioned in the previous communication Additionally request on information abount the whereabouts of two former employees of the sender. According to Effland, this could refer to arrested people in connection with the revolt of Haronnophris and Chaonnophris.
	Pap. Berlin P. 13601	Peteharoeris, son of Petosiris, and Osoroeris, son of Petosiris, are confirmed by their mother Senesis, daughter of Petepnebtous and her mother Telaias, that they have released all "female things" which are listed in her (Senesis') marriage contract (= Pap Berlin P. 13593).
	Pap. Berlin P. 13562	(Draft of a?) Letter of Osoroeris, son of Espmetis, to Eschnompmetis, son of Chnoummachis. Inquery of obtaining an oracle concerning the fate of the temple on Elephantine and a second one regarding his intended travel. Additionally he deals with the delivery of things lacking on the island, including grain.
	Pap. Berlin P. 13528	Commitment concerning debts by Teos-Eponychos Junior, son of Harsiesis and Psintaes, son of Patus, before Praktor Euphronios. Apparently their amount of bond was deferred. Greek subscription on recto and verso with summary.
	Pap. Berlin P. 13554	Withdrawal made by Tahapis, daughter of Kellos and her mother .?., for Tastis, daughter of Haronnophris and her mother Esoeris, concerning the sale of a house, furniture(?) and a silver necklace sold by Tastis to another lady called Tayga. Tahapis had lost the case and all itend remain in the possession of Tayga. With Greek summary.
	Pap. Berlin P. 13565	Letter of Eschnompmetis, son of Snebonychos, concerning delegation and returm of a Chnoum priest to Alexandria. He had to deliver stick bouquets ("Stabsträuße") to the king on the occasion of the annual victory celebration of the battle of Raphia.
	Pap. Berlin P. 15598	Beginning of a letter of Eschnoumpmetis, son of Snebonychos. On the left a small sheet of papyrus is affixed (rotated by 90°), with an invoice concerning delivery of jars.
	Pap. Berlin P. 13552	Letter of Eschnompmetis, son of Psammetichos, to Snebonychos, with a report on criminal acts committed by Bitimerti concerning destruction of houses and theft of cows and sheep.
	Pap. Berlin P. 13537	Letter of Teos to Teos, son of Pachnoumis, requesting corrections of incorrect tax calculations. Obviously not all persons liable for taxation had been mentioned in the tax lists. Added are the amounts of money to be remargined including 100% additional penal charge, sorted by tax type and amount of persons.
	Pap. Berlin P. 13548	Letter of Eschnompmetis (lesonis of Chnum?), to Snebonychos with the request of sending a master builder to execute upcoming construction works. Presumably a copy of the original, because the sender did not resided on Elephantine. Furthermore, specifications of the sender as well as letter formulas are missing.
	Pap. Berlin P. 13539	Letter of the Chnoum priests to the satrap Farandata ("Pherendates") concerning the replacement of the office holder of the lesonis priest, initiated and executed against order of the satrap himself. The text was written by Espmetis, son of Esouris.
	Pap. Berlin P. 13542	Letter of Eschnompmetis, son of Horos, to Eschnompmetis, presumably concerning delivery of emmer for the temples of Taschetres.
	Pap. Berlin P. 13544	Letter of Horos, son of Pa-hetnetjer. He seems to try to reconcile with the addressee regarding defamation or someting similar.
	Pap. Berlin P. 13546	Letter of Espmetis, son of Pa-di-iri-hemes-nfer, to Pachnumis with a request of delivery of some things to the north. According to Zauzich, the sender of the letter is the same person as that one in Pap. Dodgson (l. 2).
	Pap. Berlin P. 13551	Letter of Hartophnachthes, son of Snebonychos, to Eschnoumpmetis, son of Snebonychos, concerning disputes between priests because of their temple service and related income (bread).
	Pap. Berlin P. 15516	Letter of Potemetous, son of Psintaes, partly lost, concerning maintenance for the addressees whose names are not preserved. Request of punishment of a man in Philae.
	Pap. Berlin P. 15802	Letter concerning correspondence with persons situated in Thebes, mentioning the arrival of 200 Nubians. Exact context unclear due to the fragmentary condition.
	Pap. Berlin P. 13573 (+Pap. Berlin P. 23669)	Letter of Totoes, son of Petosorsmetis, to Pmois, concerning a journey (of the sender?) to Philae.
	Pap. Berlin P. 23582	Letter to the priest of Chnoum of Elephantine, regarding a report on the arrival of Pachnoumis. The latter should receive support by a pilot supported by the sender during the journey back. Post scriptum regarding shipment of grain.
	Pap. Berlin P. 15703	1) Old text (verso): Account of unclear context. 2) New text (recto): Letter concerning the arrival in the Abydene nome and visiting a certain Espmetis.
	Pap. Berlin P. 15518	Letter of [///], son of Peteese, to Petosorsmetis, son of Bienchis. Announcement of work to be conducted soon by the sender for the addressee. Inquiry on the well-being of persons and information on the well-being of the daughter of the addressee.
	Pap. Berlin P. 13523	Petitition (mkmk): The brothers Pinyris, Berenebthis, and Psintaes Junior, all sons of Estphenis, wrote to Praktor Milon requesting another man to pay the three remaining installments for two fields, because they cannot pay them themselves. Greek subscription mentioning the subject of the hypomnema, the date and the number (third hypomnema). This is the draft of the original hypomnema preserved in Pap. Berlin P. 13533 (= Pap. Cairo 50162).
	Pap. Berlin P. 23706	Letter possibly regarding charges to the pharaoh.
	Pap. Berlin P. 23682	Letter of Snebonychos, son of Espneti-hetnetjer, to Espmetis, son of Espneti-hetnetjer. Referenced to a voyage to the north by the pharaoh at the 18th of Tybi. The lesonis had not written to the sender of this letter. The same addressee is also found in Pap. Berlin P. 15614+23667, 23612.
	Pap. Berlin P. 15801	Letter of Snebonychos, son of Espneti-hetnetjer, to Espmetis, son of Espneti-hetnetjer. Referenced to a voyage to the north by the pharaoh at the 18th of Tybi. The lesonis had not written to the sender of this letter. The same addressee is also found in Pap. Berlin P. 15614+23667, 23612.
	Pap. Berlin P. 15771	Letter concerning, among others, the delivery of tgm oil. Partly very difficult to understand.
	Pap. Berlin P. 15704	Letter concerning financial affairs of the Chnoum priests of Elephantine.
	Pap. Berlin P. 15622	Letter of Pachnumis, son of Horos (lesonis of Isis of Philae), with an request on sending craftsmen to Philae and posisbly a palm sapling.
	Pap. Berlin P. 23652	Account of delivery of baked bread loafs and grain to the sanctuary for a period of 19 days.
	Pap. Berlin P. 15500+15813+23678	Letter of Ptaus, son of Espaheran, to the lesonis Snebonychos, concerning the income of a priest of Min.
	Pap. Berlin P. 23681	Letter of Psintaes, son of Es-Onuris-neb-Scha, to the scribes of the Chnoum temple. He requests the allocation of several things as well as the non monetary income of the Anoukis priests office (belonging to the sender), to Snebonychos as soon as he will visit the addressee.
	Pap. Berlin P. 23669	Letter of Totoes, son of Petosorsmetis, to Pmois, concerning a journey (of the sender?) to Philae.
	Pap. Berlin P. 15502	Letter of Psintaes, son of Petepiphis, to the lesonis Snebonychos. It contains a request for assignment for the endowment of the archentaphiast who will come to Aswan. Same context with identical sender/ address: Pap. Berlin P. 15501 - 15503.
	Pap. Berlin P. 15504	Letter of Teos, son of Psenmehyt, to Petosiris, son of Pachaas, concerning the upcoming arrival of the archentaphiast in Aswan. The addressee is required to care for accomodation and provisions. For this process cf. Pap. Berlin P. 15501 - 15503.
	Pap. Berlin P. 23584	Letter of the Persian fortress commander Ravaka to Eschnompmetis. The letter was written by the scribe Peteyris, son of Esyris. Two lines Aramaic before the address, In the address the name of the sender(?) is given in Aramaic: "PLNKPY (or PLNKNY, unclear noun) of Hawmayasa" (a Persian name known from Saqqara)
	Pap. Berlin P. 15808	Letter of Espmetis, son of Teos, to Pchorchonsis. He is worried about a certain Peteese from whom he had not heard anything after his departure to the south. Mentioning of the Assyrians.
	Pap. Berlin P. 23586	Letter of Geses to Sirthotes containing an answer on request concerning maintenance. The mentioned person Hgrṱ appears also in Pap Berlin P. 13543.
	Pap. Berlin P. 23670	Letter of Espmetis, son of Nehemesra, to Espmetsepsis concerning ten cows, sesame and grain.
	Pap. Berlin P. 15810	Letter of Espnebonchis, son of Espneti-hetnetjer, with an answer on previous correspondence, presumably concerning matters of priests.
	Pap. Berlin P. 15811	Fragmentary letter to Chnoumtophnachtes concerning work at a ship
	Pap. Berlin P. 15812	Letter of Snebonychos, son of Espneti-hetnetjer, with unclear content due to the fragmentary condition.
	Pap. Berlin P. 15612	letter concerning an account of income
	Pap. Berlin P. 13574 a - e	Account of baked bread as offerings for Chnoum for a selected period, beginning with the 1st of Tybi of a 15th regnal year. On verso account of wheat delivery. Connection of both texts currently unclear.
	Pap. Berlin P. 15701	Account of the delivery(?) of bread (recto) and of emmer (verso).
	Pap. Berlin P. 15809	List of persons connected with income. Mention of priests entering the sanctuary
	Pap. Berlin P. 15814	Account concerning management of land. Mention of names, amounts of money, and units of aruras.
	Pap. Berlin P. 23555	Business contract. Confirmation of several persons concerning the correctness of that what was written in the letter. List of names, dates and the delivery of certain items, including wine.
	Pap. Berlin P. 23558	Account on payments of money (recto) and on deliveries of food, eg. meat, bread etc (verso).
	Pap. Berlin P. 23567	Two fragments of a larger sheet with three or four receipts about payment of money for wheat for sowing.
	Pap. Berlin P. 23568	Account of the delivery of bread (recto) and wine (verso), itemized to days, from the 27th of Choiak onwards.
	Pap. Berlin P. 23589	Account of deliveries of wine and grain, as offerings for the Chnoum temple.
	Pap. Berlin P. 23590	Fragment possibly from a document concerning a house sale and a lawsuit.
	Pap. Berlin P. 23591	Inventory list of temple equipment and equipment of the fourth phyle, at beginning or end of duty. Mention of deity images from gold and silver.
	Pap. Berlin P. 23595	Sales contract. The details are not detectable any more due to the fragmentary condition. Abnormal Hieratic witness signatures
	Pap. Berlin P. 23603	Account of the fourth phyle of priests concerning delivery of bread on special days On recto list of names and titles with related amounts of money, on verso list of days of month with related amounts of money.
	Pap. Berlin P. 23645	Recto: Account of offerings for the second(?) phyle. Verso: List of deliveries of emmer and barley breads from the 8th to the 13th day of the month, leaving out the 9th day without deliveries. Possibly independent from the text on the recto.
	Pap. Berlin P. 23651	List of offering contributions (pigeons, goose, beef) at certain days.
	Pap. Berlin P. 23659	Account on the delivery of jars of wine(?) (recto) and baked bread loaves (verso).
	Pap. Berlin P. 23663	Recto: Account of income of emmer and barley breads of the 1st, 2nd, and 4th phyle. Verso: List of days and measures (1 - 3 jars).
	Pap. Berlin P. 23671	Account, consisting of a list of personal names, wine and amounts of money.
	Pap. Berlin P. 23691	Account "for Petosiris, son of Imouthes", possibly regarding the expenditures for burials of some persons in a (collective?) tomb
	Pap. Berlin P. 15530	Letter of a man whose name is lost containing the request of supporting an inspector visiting the temple of Elephantine, to avoid possible dispute during the visit.
	Pap. Berlin P. 15695	Letter of Harnouphis, son of Payris, to Spotous containing a report of the arrival in Elephantine. Confirmation of the transfer of items (mentioned earlier by the addressee before the sender) to the ship of the pastophor.
	Pap. Berlin P. 15519	Letter without mention of the sender, containing a response on a complaint that the sender had not done a requested work. The sender assures that orders will be executed in the future.
	Pap. Berlin P. 15521	Letter of Belles to Eschnompmetis, son of Snebonychos, concerning payment and receipt of two silver deben. Without any polite formulas.
	Pap. Berlin P. 15527	Letter of Horos, son of Kolluthes, to Osoroeris, Spotous and Chnoummachis, three priests of Chnoum-Haroeris. The sender has not met the addressees on his journey to Philae, because the they have fled to Nubia. This is possibly to be seen in connection with the political disturbances during the reign on Ptolemaios V. Epiphanes. The senders are given order to return to their temple on Philae.
	Pap. Berlin P. 15528	Letter with a request to send barley from a certain domain, because of upcoming food shortage at the resting place of the sender.
	Pap. Berlin P. 15607	Letter with complaint of Peteese, son of Pete-[///], that the the addressee of this letter has not asked the oracle of Isis for advice on behalf of the Peteese. Renewed request for information with specifications of the questions to be presented to the oracle.
	Pap. Berlin P. 15611	Fragment of a letter presumably concerning erroneous charging of money and clothes.
	Pap. Berlin P. 15719	Letter of Artais, son of Hor. Content unclear to the very fragmentary condition.
	Pap. Berlin P. 15772	Fragment of a letter, possibly regarding an appointment about a garden. Mentin of a priest of the statues.
	Pap. Berlin P. 15806	Letter with unclear content due to the fragmentary condition. In a postscriptum mention of two bread loaves which are also mentioned in the contemporary Pap. Berlin P.23614.
	Pap. Berlin P. 23552	Fragmentary letter. Mention of the pharaoh, of the stratgegos and of Nubians. The addressee should present the content of "the letters" to a certain Alexander, possibly the king, according to Zauzich)
	Pap. Berlin P. 23554	Letter concerning deliveries of wheat. Very difficult to understand
	Pap. Berlin P. 23556	Fragmentary letter. Mention of the arrival of the chief of Thebes Paniskos and of the sḥn official Hieronymos.
	Pap. Berlin P. 23557	Letter with unclear content due the the fragmentary condition. Mention of leases of fields and of delivery of wheat.
	Pap. Berlin P. 23560	Letter of Pouoptis, son of Harpaesis, to Harpaesis, son of Pouoptis (superior and father of the sender), requesting some papyrus. The addressee is known from other Elephantine texts, so Pap. Berlin P. 13535 and Ostr. Zürich 1840.
	Pap. Berlin P. 23562	Accompanying letter of Peteharsomtus, son of Thotomous, to Bienchis, concerning a batch of letters which the sender, who travelled from Ptolemais to Elephantine and has now arrived in Edfu, ordered to be dispatched further by a third person. The same addresseed is mentioned on Pap. Berlin P. 23553 vor.
	Pap. Berlin P. 23565	Letter to Psammetichos-em-aui-Neith, son of Espmetis, concerning anointing oil.
	Pap. Berlin P. 23571	Report to Pete-[?], that the sender of the letter has placed 3400 artabas emmer at a third person's disposal "for the people of Syene".
	Pap. Berlin P. 23574	Beginning of a letter of Spotous, son of Pachnoumis, to Osoroeris answering a previous letter which is not preserved. The same addressee is attested in Pap. Berlin P. 23664.
	Pap. Berlin P. 23575	Letter of Pasenis, son of Teos, to Osoroeris with New year wishes.
	Pap. Berlin P. 23576	Letter of Osoroeris, son of Teos, to Eschnompmetis.
	Pap. Berlin P. 23577	Letter of Harnofer, son of Haryotes, to ..?.., son of Sirthotes.
	Pap. Berlin P. 23579	Beginning of a letter of [///], son of Esyris, to his superior, Skylax, son of Eschnompmetis.
	Pap. Berlin P. 23580	Beginning of a letter to Eschnompmetis, concerning misfortune happened to the sender.
	Pap. Berlin P. 23581	Fragment of a letter concerning royal fields. The letter was written by ..?.., son of Harmais, but it remains unclear if he is the sender too
	Pap. Berlin P. 23583	Letter(?) with an account in connection with the temple domain of Chnoum.
	Pap. Berlin P. 23585	Letter concerning delivery(?) of wine and wheat.
	Pap. Berlin P. 23587	Fragment of a letter concerning grain.
	Pap. Berlin P. 23592	Letter of Esby to his mistress Espnetiseten with the request of sending some items, if a liable person for transport can be found. At the end there are greetings to a certain Peteese, son of Asychis, and a person with the Semitic name Yhyḥy "May-Yahu-live".
	Pap. Berlin P. 23596	Letter of Osoroeris, son of Spotous, to the priests of Chnoum. The details are not detectable any more due to the fragmentary condition.
	Pap. Berlin P. 23599	Letter of unclear content due the the fragmentrary condition. Mention of lesonis priest and chief of the temple.
	Pap. Berlin P. 23600	Letter of unclear content due the the fragmentrary condition, presumbaly concerning commercial affairs of the Chnoum priests.
	Pap. Berlin P. 23601	Letter of Chnoummachis, son of Espmetis, to Eschnompmetis, as an answer on foregoing correspondence, informing that a woman will give birth in the house of her father.
	Pap. Berlin P. 23602	Letter of Pamunis, son of Espmetis, to his superior Eschnompmetis. The latter visited a man concerning a certain matter, but failed.
	Pap. Berlin P. 23604	Letter of Hartophnachthes, son of Snebonychos, to Eschnompmetis, son of Snebonychos. A first part deals with bread offerings for Chnoum of Elephantine, a second part with difficulties of the sender with a man.
	Pap. Berlin P. 23605	Letter of unclear content. The sender has taken care for the food for a falcon.
	Pap. Berlin P. 23606	Letter of Teos, son of Pasenis, presumbaly reporting that someone has ordered Hagarites (Arabs) and persons from Luxor(?) to kill many of them. Mention of the delivery of grain and bread.
	Pap. Berlin P. 23607	Letter missing any politeness formulae. The sender accuses the addressee of having not conducted a job, presumably the transport of items.
	Pap. Berlin P. 23611	Letter of Snebonychos, son of Espneti-hetnetjer, to Espmetis, son of Espneti-het-netjer. Two persons have visited the sender, who will try to come to the Chnoum temple. Reference to a ship break,
	Pap. Berlin P. 23612	Letter of Snebonychos, son of Espneti-hetnetjer, to Espmetis, son of Espneti-hetnetjer, with a report regarding the loading of emmer on ships, presumably for the temple domain of Chnoum which wa sin danger(?). Request to the addressee to avoid any delays. The same addressee is attested in Pap. Berlin P. 15801+23682, 15614+12667.
	Pap. Berlin P. 23614	Letter of Osoroeris, son of Teos, mentioning two breads also appearing on the contemporary Pap Berlin P.15806. One loaf Haryothes should receive, and the sender will care about the other one.
	Pap. Berlin P. 23616	Letter with an report on an accident in some kind of context with an Aramaean(?). According to Zauzich in VOHD XIX,2 the sender had to pay a punishment, which had upset him so that he was not able to drink and eat for three day (for this phrase cf. Pap. Berlin P. 23628.) The sender requests the addressee to meet the police chief when he visits Philae.
	Pap. Berlin P. 23617	Letter containing a report on engaging a reliable person for letter carrying. The rest of the text deals also with delivery and transport of letters. Detailed contents lost.
	Pap. Berlin P. 23618	Letter concerning the delivery of food and wine., tgm oil, nḥḥ oil, and bread.
	Pap. Berlin P. 23619	New text: Letter of Samaus, son of Spotous, to a certain Spotous, containing an assertion of innocence, possibly related to a mortgage. Old text: Part of an account of grain delivery for or by ships.
	Pap. Berlin P. 23620	Letter of unclear content due to the fragmentary condition. Mention of a lesonis priest.
	Pap. Berlin P. 23621	Letter of unclear content due to the fragmentary condition. Mention of a lesonis priest.
	Pap. Berlin P. 23623	Letter answering a foregoing correspondecne. It deals with a women who should not stay at the residence of the addressee due to famine. The sender agrees with this. He was not able to report about the happenings on Elephantine and in Syene due to illness. Some of the mentioned persons also appear on Pap. Berlin P. 23660.
	Pap. Berlin P. 23625	Letter mentioning that two men (Parates and Nepherpres) should have come the the sender but returned due to (incorrect?) information on a revolt on Elephantine.
	Pap. Berlin P. 23626	Letter of(?) Osoroeris regarding a delivery of 10 jars of wine, and request concerning the health condition of an ill woman.
	Pap. Berlin P. 23628	Letter of Totes, son of Teos, reporting the arrival of two men delivering a letter.
	Pap. Berlin P. 23629	Letter of Pelaias, son of Pasunet, to Parates, answering a foregoing correspondence. He will be interested to receive further letters from the sender and sends greetings to the priests of Chnoum. The same addressee appears on Pap. Berlin P. 23696.
	Pap. Berlin P. 23632	Letter of Osoroeris to Es-[?] of unclear content due to the fragmentary condition. Mention of Nubians.
	Pap. Berlin P. 23633	Letter reporting the arrival of the Min priest Potemetous. The sender should have delivered one artaba barley to a certain Hartophnachthes which he has still not done.
	Pap. Berlin P. 23634	Letter of unclear content due to the fragmentary condition. Mention the of the food demands of the falcon.
	Pap. Berlin P. 23635	Letter of Snebonychos, son of Espneti-hetnetjer., of unclear content due to the fragmentary condition.
	Pap. Berlin P. 23636	Letter concerning a delivery of wine.
	Pap. Berlin P. 23638	Letter concerning a delivery of grain.
	Pap. Berlin P. 23639	Letter expressing the wish of the sender to send two persons from Elephantine to the addressee for dicussions. Mentioning of Nubians.
	Pap. Berlin P. 23640	Letter requesting the addressee to travel to Philae.
	Pap. Berlin P. 23641	Letter to Eschnoumpmetis regarding a voyage to the south, possibly with a shipwreck at Elephantine.
	Pap. Berlin P. 23642	Letter possibly concerning work at a hull. According to Zauzich the Verso seems to be the answer of the addressees, Paouheri and Espmetis.
	Pap. Berlin P. 23644	Letter with an answer of Payris, son of Petanoukis, on foregoing correspondence with a consent form. Objecting is only executed regarding a matter concerning a cow.
	Pap. Berlin P. 23646	Letter regarding matters of the temple of Elephantine.
	Pap. Berlin P. 23657	Letter of Hetep-Chnoum, son of Psenpelaias, to Espmetis, son of Pete-[?] requesting the delivery of something to the south. Greetings to different persons.
	Pap. Berlin P. 23661	Letter of Snebonychos, son of Espneti-hetnetjer, to Eschnoumpmetis containing an answer on foregoing correspondence. Mention of a ship. Detailed content unclear due to the fragmentary condition.
	Pap. Berlin P. 23664	Letter of Payris, son of Espmetis, to Osoroeris, presumably on delivery and payment(?) of wine. The same addressee is mentioned on Pap. Berlin P. 23574.
	Pap. Berlin P. 23665	Letter of Eschnoumpmetis. Mention of the arrival of a man in the south. Detailed content unclear due to the fragmentary condition.
	Pap. Berlin P. 23673	Letter of Espmetsepsis, son of Teos. The details are not clear due to the fragmentary condition. The letter was written by [///], son of Espmetis.
	Pap. Berlin P. 23674	Letter of Hartophnachthes, son of Snebonychos, to Eschnoumpmetis, regarding a voyage of several persons to Elephantine. Hardly understandable.
	Pap. Berlin P. 23675	Letter from Hartophnachthes regarding an iniquity concerning the sender.
	Pap. Berlin P. 23684	First part of a letter of Petenephotes, son of Pelaias, to Pachnoumis with address and greeting formulas. The text on the verso is not related to that one on the verso, according to Zauzich in VOHD XIX,2.
	Pap. Berlin P. 23686	Letter of [///], son of Pelaias, to Pachnoumis regarding the delivery of grain.
	Pap. Berlin P. 23688	Beginning of a letter of Psentotoes, son of Teos, to Pelaias, with unclear content due to the fragmentary condition.
	Pap. Berlin P. 23696	Letter of Pachnoumis, son of Pmenches, to Parates. He sends a servant to the addressee with this letter containing a request for wheat and the payment(?) of a small amount of honey. The same addressee can be found on Pap. Berlin P. 23629.
	Pap. Berlin P. 23704	Letter of Sirthotes, son of Harnouphis, to Eschnoumpmetis answering a foregoing correspondence. Context unclear due to the fragmentary condition.
	Pap. Berlin P. 23553	Letter of Haryotes, son of Pachnumis, to the priest of Chnoum, Bienchis, of unclear content due to the fragmentary condition. The same addressee can be found on Pap. Berlin P. 23562.
	Pap. Berlin P. 23570	Letter from the Chnoum priests in the format of a document, concerning the request of delivery of 50 artabas emmer for the offerings for Chnoum of Elephantine. Content unclear due to the fragmentary condition.
	Pap. Berlin P. 23597	1) Old text: Accound on grain. 2) New text: Writing exercise: Conjugation of the lemma Ꜥnḫ "to live". According to Zauzich in VOHD XIX,2, the sequence is divergent from the otherwise known schemata.
	Pap. Berlin P. 15638	List with oil, resin, wood, rubber and probably incense.
	Pap. Berlin P. 15646	Letter mentioning a lesonis priest before whom the sender should arrive.
	Pap. Berlin P. 23559	Narrative, partly hard to understand. Presumably the main actor reports before the king on hunger and thirst. Then the king enteres his palanquin (according to Zauzich VOHD XIX,2).
	Pap. Berlin P. 23624 (vso)	Account on the delivery of wheat(?) and bread on certain days, starting with the 26th day. The 29th day remains without any deliveries.
	Pap. Berlin P. 23563	Fragment of a list with amounts of money paid-off to a certain Espmetis.
	Pap. Berlin P. 15649	Letter of Espnebonchis, son of Espneti-hetnetjer, with an answer on a previous letter of the addressee. Too fragmentary for detailled context.
	Pap. Berlin P. 23564	Letter concerning, among others, the delivery of tgm oil. Partly very difficult to understand.
	Pap. Berlin P. 23679	Letter concerning financial affairs of the Chnoum priests of Elephantine.
	Pap. Berlin P. 23666	Letter of Espnebonchis, son of Espneti-hetnetjer, with an answer on a previous letter of the addressee. Too fragmentary for detailled context.
	Pap. Berlin P. 23683	Fragment of a letter concerning a garden.
	Pap. Berlin P. 15803 (= P. 15637 + P. 15803)	Letter with an inquiry to an Isis priest(?) to obtain an oracle of Isis. It should be requested wheather the sender should travel (to the Thebais?) or stay on Elephantine.
	Pap. Berlin P. 15776	Letter of Espneti-hetnetjer, son of Espmetis, to Snebonychos, containing a response on earlier letters. Report on trouble(?) regarding fowl, beer and wine.
	Pap. Berlin P. 23703	Letter of Espneti-hetnetjer, son of Espmetis, to Snebonychos, containing a response on earlier letters. Report on trouble(?) regarding fowl, beer and wine.
	Pap. Berlin P. 23668	Letter of Pachnumis, son of Horos (lesonis of Isis of Philae), with an request on sending craftsmen to Philae and posisbly a palm sapling.
	Pap. Berlin P. 15613	Account of delivery of baked bread loafs and grain to the sanctuary for a period of 19 days.
	Pap. Berlin P. 15824	List of participants of a military expedition under pharaoh Amasis. Mention of Syrian mercenaries attending the expedition.
	Pap. Berlin P. 23677	Contract as royal oath. Obligation of three persons concerning the collective collection of different taxes. Double contract with first copy and two lines of the beginning of the second copy.
	Pap. Berlin P. 23693	Fragmentary letter of a man whose name ist lost, possibly concerning outstanding amounts of money in stater.
	Pap. Berlin P. 23207	The papyrus contains a part of “The Book of the Temple” (According to: Quack, Abschnitt des Buches vom Tempel (1998), 268).
	Palm. Berlin P. 23701 b	Oracular answer.
	Palm. Berlin P. 23701 c	Oracular answer.
	Palm. Berlin P. 23701 d	No text, but in context with three palm ribs with oracular answers.
	Ostr. Berlin P. 12230	Pachnoumis, son of Espmetis, is confirmed by Belles, son of Stamnaichnoumis, of having paid the compulsory labor tax for the 11th regnal year in an amount of 1 kite.
	Pap. Berlin P. 21690	Pelaias, son of Petenephotos, is confirmed by Platon, attorney of Platon Junior, of having paid the epistatika tax of the temple of Eileithyaspolis of the 29th regnal year in an amount of 5 bronze talents and 2400 drachmas Verso: Demotic summary
	Ostr. Berlin P. 1003	List of names of priests on-duty in the temple, presumably the Chnoum temple.
	Ostr. Berlin P. 41	List of persons connected with deliveries or income in kite.
	Ostr. Berlin P. 40	Petepelaias, son of Pete⸢..?..⸣, is confirmed by Pelaias, son of Psenpoeris, of having delivered liquids and castor oil seeds.
	Ostr. Berlin P. 39	List of four men acting as countersigners, main (upper) part of document lost.
	Ostr. Berlin P. 38	List of female slaves connected with payment.
	Ostr. Berlin P. 37	List of males connected with a special day, presumably priests on duty for a special activity to be performed nearly each day.
	Ostr. Berlin P. 36	Fragmentary account, mentining lagynos jars. Details unclear due to the fragmentary condition. Mentioning of Chnoum, so possibly deliveries for the Chnoum temple.
	Ostr. Berlin P. 35	account, including mention of artabas of wheat
	Ostr. Berlin P. 893	List of persons and their payments. Nothing is mentioned about the context of these transactions.
	Tablet Berlin ÄM 2155	The text consists only of a date and the notice to pay. This object was presumably boud to a sack or box with the items for whom the price label was.
	Ostr. Berlin P. 12234	Addressee is a woman, she should send certain things to writer, and also come to the north.
	Ostr. Berlin P. 10828	Hatre, son of Krampe Pekosh (or the Nubian) owes Presbyteros, son of Paule [...] carat of gold. Written and witnessed by Jezekias, son of Allamon.
	Ostr. Berlin P. 12256	Too little text, but possibly a letter; the money holokottinos (ϩⲟⲗⲟⲕ,) is probably mentioned in line 5, concave side.
	Ostr. Berlin P. 12257	...for one xestes, one carat worth of oil...
	Ostr. Berlin P. 12243	On the outside (convex) the beginning of a letter from Justinus can be read, recipient is probably a Tsophia. On the inner side (concave) the verb "send" is written twice, and probably the word "oil".
	Perg. Berlin P. 13498	Impossible to determine. Beltz in his catalogue (1978) writes: "Biblischer Text?" but no explanation or further information is provided by him.
	Vessel Berlin P. 12277	The neck part of a household vessel with the letter ϯ on it.
	Ostr. Berlin P. 12569	The writer Senekion asks addresse, Paulos, to send him money for the black paint (?), and to come and see (...)
	Ostr. Berlin P. 10824	Papas writes to Dios, the priest, about and because of a conflict with a third party.
	Ostr. Berlin P. 10825	[Jak]ôbos writes to Tasi[a/s]; Tsakhô and her sister are mentioned; four of something and sending is also mentioned
	Ostr. Berlin P. 10826	On the convex side: an account or list of things (products?) with numbers (written as numbers, not words), probably sacks are mentioned. On the concave side: the same numbers (36 and 32) are present again, but this time written out as words. Reflecting on the list on the other side? Signalling that it is arranged?
	Ostr. Berlin P. 10827	Seems to be a letter, might be official or private. Addressed to a Victor deacon, by a Paulos (?) who probably also had a title, which cannot be interpreted or read properly. Ostracon (document) is mentioned in the text referring to the present letter itself, and sy agrees (ⲡⲱⲗϭ) which is a typical verb for Abstandsklauseln in documents.
	Ostr. Berlin P. 10832	Numaisianos, son of Dios, writes to Isak, son of Apion, acknowledging that he owes him. The text breaks off at that point.
	Ostr. Berlin P. 10833	Dios`s account listing a small vessel, large vessel, coins and a chicken, the son of Jacob bronze or money are also mentioned.
	Ostr. Berlin P. 10834	Somebody acknowledges that he/she owes another person, and that he/she will pay it back without dispute. The usual formulae are used for this debt acknowledgement.
	Ostr. Berlin P. 10835	Letter from Apa Phib to (...) Apa Philamon. Contents unclear; the measurement 'maje/moje' (hier: ⲙⲟϫⲉ) (measurmenet for grains, dates and the like) is mentioned in the text (l.6 and l.7).
	Ostr. Berlin P. 10836	Due to the amount of the preserved text and the stains it is not clear what the text is; it seems to be either a list or an account of some kind based on the numbers occurring (20, 12, 4, 3, 4, 3, 3); another visible word is Presbyteros (ⲡⲣⲉⲥⲃⲩⲧ[ⲉⲣⲟⲥ]), which is either a name or the word for "priest". A person named Presbyteros son of Nilamon is scribe and witness in P.12255 - can it be connected to him?
	Ostr. Berlin P. 10837	The convex (outside) side of the piece carried a coherent text, as is seen in the remnants of lines and words. The concave (inside) side, however, seems to contain individual letters, arranged randomly, no words seem to be there. A writing exercise?
	Ostr. Berlin P. 12236	Lines 2-5 have star and constellation names of the southern sky. Lines 6-9 are unclear.
	Ostr. Berlin P. 12253	Pcol, son of Dorotheus, owes 15.000 wonchis to Hello, son of Pasmet. He has put them on a ship and is ready to pay back, when the ship comes south again (?).
	Ostr. Berlin P. 12252	Hello and brother Sokrate, sons of Toresh, owe Pamphylones, son of Pakot, 1 carat of gold. Writer or witness are not mentioned.
	Ostr. Berlin P. 12255	Thekla, daughter of Tsanagape, owes Papa, son of Petros, 1.5 keration of gold. Scribe and witness of the text is Presbyteros, son of Nilamon.
	Ostr. Berlin P. 12260	A debt instrument or a letter. In l.3 four keration is mentioned.
	Ostr. Berlin P. 12254	The sender is Job, the addressee is Teulogia, or NN daughter of Teulogia, the holy (ⲧⲉⲧⲟⲩⲁⲁⲃ).
	Ostr. Berlin P. 12258	...without dispute (l.4) (the usual phrase of debt acknowledgements)
	Ostr. Berlin P. 12259	The writer`s(=debtor) name is probably Paoresh, son of Kolthe; a Trimesion is readable and possibly the "place of Phib".
	Ostr. Berlin P. 12261	Too little text is preserved and readable.
	Ostr. Berlin P. 12232	Fragment of a debt acknowledgement. The writer, who owes, is a [M]artyria, daughter of Tsh[... . The rest of the text is missing.
	Ostr. Berlin P. 12233	Numbers written out with words rather than abbreviated with letters, probably a (writing) exercise: twenty-five and twenty... twenty-one... fifteen... ...
	Ostr. Berlin P. 12235	...is writing; I owe you (?) [...]. I am prepared (ϩⲉⲧⲟⲓⲙⲟⲥ) to [give it back...]
	Ostr. Berlin P. 12237	Fragment of a letter or debt acknowledgement, very fragmentary, not possible to determine.
	Ostr. Berlin P. 12238	Account of Pkaro[…] about an artabe of wheat ...
	Ostr. Berlin P. 12239	Elias son of Paulos is mentioned, probably as sender.
	Ostr. Berlin P. 12240	List of words: the words are (of) Greek (origin), the script is rather Coptic: "pork [ fish [ meat [ of sheepmeat [ salted fish [" List of food, probably quantity missing on the right.
	Ostr. Berlin P. 12241	Not much of the text remains, so the contents are not clear. Might be a letter based on the staurogramm in line 1, but also a list (possibly within a letter) with some products or objects, and maybe names. "Coverlet" (ⲗⲱⲧⲓⲥ i.e. ⲗⲱⲇⲓⲝ) can be read in line 4.
	Ostr. Berlin P. 12242	Unclear; line 2: the verb "complete"
	Ostr. Berlin P. 12244	Too fragmentary to gain much information. Sender "agrees" to owe "three" of something to someone (seems to be the usual formula).
	Ostr. Berlin P. 12245	Seems to be a fragment of a private letter, referring to and citing sayings of a woman "she said".
	Ostr. Berlin P. 12246	Agreement or letter? The writer`s identification contains "from/of Elephantine"; addressee seems to be Matthaios; writer will pay back (ⲁⲡⲟⲗⲟⲅⲓⲍⲉ) (a debt?); rent is mentioned
	Ostr. Berlin P. 12247	On the outside (convex) there seems to be a list (of names and/or occupations?).
	Ostr. Berlin P. 12248	Addressee is feminine, she is supposed to send something. The end is: "if God so will [...]. Hail in the Lord[..."
	Ostr. Berlin P. 12249	Unclear. A name list?
	Ostr. Berlin P. 12250	The author of the text, whose name is missing, owes the addresse (name missing) x (amount missing) artabe of wheat. Scribe and witness are at the end of the text, but name is again missing.
	Ostr. Berlin P. 12251	A list of names following numbers (amounts, products, wage?). In line 6 possible "for the carpenters" which suggests that these are fees or wages paid for certain work(s) done.
	Ostr. Berlin P. 12604	Impossible to determine.
	Ostr. Berlin P. 10830	Writing exercise or a note, letter about having received the writings/letters from someone.
	Ostr. Berlin P. 10831	Hardly visible words/letters. In line 3 the word "money" (ϩⲟⲙⲛⲧ) can be read. Contents unclear.
	Ostr. Berlin P. 12231	After a Staurogram the name Viktor (ⲃⲓⲕⲧⲱⲣ) can be read, the rest is unclear.
	Ostr. Berlin P. 10829	Sokrates, son of Pakhuene, owes Papa, son of Proximus (priest), 20000 wonchis; he will give it back to him on 5 Tybi.
	Pap. Berlin P. 22190	Medical-Magical? Advice for healing. Not complete.
	Ostr. Berlin P. 14803	A debt acknowledgement about 9 carats of gold, the scribe and witness of the document, Papas, is on the concave side.
	Ostr. Berlin P. 14783	A debt acknowledgement about half a gold solidus. Lustros, son of Dios, owes it to Moses.
	Ostr. Berlin P. 14782	Debt acknowledgement about 0.5 solidus with the Syene standard. Should be paid back "when I come north again". Written in Mesore, the day and indiktion year are uncertain.
	Ostr. Berlin P. 14781	Debt acknowledgement issued by the Collegium of Priores of Elephantine and the Castron, about 2/3 solidus to Paham, son of Abraham.
	Ostr. Berlin P. 14735	Makarios, son of Dios, acknowledges that he owes the praepositus tax. The scale of Syene is mentioned in the amounts.
	Ostr. Berlin P. 14737	Acknowledgement of receipt of three beds. Praipositos, son of Viktor, acknowledges that he has received 3 beds from the steward (ⲟⲓⲕⲟⲛⲟⲙⲟⲥ) , Halo, and he can sleep on it. He will give back the beds.
	Ostr. Berlin P. 14791	Achaias and his companion (?) owe Philotheos, son of Johannes, 400 she which they will repay him.
	Ostr. Berlin P. 14793	Toresh, son of Taam owes Philotheos the bowl (?) 1 myriad. He will pay it back on that day.
	Ostr. Berlin P. 42	Based on the (fragmentary) formulae, this is a typical debt acknowlwdgement, but the contents (who owes, what, how much) are missing.
	Ostr. Berlin P. 43	Ships seem to be mentioned (l.1), and place of work (l.5).
	Ostr. Berlin P. 44	"Give this (the letter) to Ana[...]... if you get them [...]. Petros, the [...]"
	Ostr. Berlin P. 45	'I ag[ree to ]give them back to you' is most probable in ll.4-5, a typical debt acknowledgement formula
	Ostr. Berlin P. 417	unreadable
	Pap. Berlin P. 23217	Recto: It is likely that it is a list of grain taxes or something like that. (According to: Burkard - Fischer-Elfert, VOHD 19,4 (1994), 99). "field" + personal name/ place + quantity Verso: It is not possible to make a definite statement about the exact content of the list due to the fragmentary state.
	Pap. Berlin P. 23026	Invocation to Osiris as nocturnal manifestation of the sun-god in the context of a ritual for the king.
	Pap. Berlin P. 23215	It is likely that the fragments are pieces of a hymn or a ritual, perhaps to Osiris. The “Mansion-of-the-benben” (ḥw.t-bnbn), excrement (ḥs), the phrase mj-jr=k “Come!” which is typical of invocations, and the request dı=k bꜥḥ “you may give me abundance” are mentioned. Verso: Fragments of an account or the like.
	Pap. Berlin P. 23054	This object contains a hymn, probably for the god Khnum, with at least two invocations.
	Pap. Berlin P. 23092	The content of this object is incomprehensible due to its fragmentary state. Different gods, Ptah and Khnum, and the 1. and 2. Ps. Sg. are mentioned. It is likely that it is a religious text, probably a hymn or a ritual (According to: Burkard/ Fischer-Elfert, VOHD 19,4 (1994), 156).
	Pap. Berlin P. 23229	probably a spell against fever (According to: Fischer-Elfert, Magika Hieratika (2005), 170) Recto: "The half temple" or "the half death" is mentioned on the verso. Verso: A threat against the gods and a formula to protect the magician are preserved partly. "The three-day heat" is mentioned.
	Pap. Berlin P. 23080	The fragments are pieces of a Book of Dead.
	Ostr. Berlin P. 12274	copy/master of formula for temple decoration
	Ostr. Berlin P. 12925	list of names with a note of the amount of delivered (?) beer and wood
	Ostr. Berlin P. 12935	graphemes of names in hieroglyphic, obviously two different graphems of the same name: once the name of the goddess Satet as a goddess-hieroglyph and once written-out with an additional sA.
	Pap. Berlin P. 23051	amulet for a newborn child
	Pap. Berlin P. 23212	Fragments of a Book of Dream. (Cf. P.Berlin 23058).
	Pap. Berlin P. 23206	The content of this object is incomprehensible due to its fragmentary state. The name list of fragment a can be interpreted as notes about an account, a delivery or an attendance list.
	Pap. Berlin P. 23216	The fragments are pieces of a medical text. Parts of prescriptions and treatment instructions are preserved. It is not possible to make a more specific statement concerning the content due to its fragmentary state.
	Pap. Berlin P. 23094	The content of this object is incomprehensible due to its fragmentary state. The text on the verso is documentary.
	Pap. Berlin P. 23095	It is not possible to make a definite statement about the exact content of the fragments due to its fragmentary state. According to Burkard/ Fischer-Elfert, VOHD 19,4 (1994), 123) it is likely that Frg. e contains a tale.
	Pap. Berlin P. 23210	It is likely that this two fragments are pieces of an amulet (According to Burkard/ Fischer-Elfert, VOHD 19,4 (1994), 158.)
	Pap. Berlin P. 23214	It is not possible to make a definite statement about the exact content of the fragments due to its fragmentary state. According to a note by Quack, this object contains a geographically arranged onomasticon.
	Pap. Berlin P. 23218	It is likely that the two fragments are pieces of a letter whose addresser and addressee are not mentioned.
	Pap. Berlin P. 23091	The content of this object is incomprehensible due to its fragmentary state. The wꜥb Sḫm.t “priest of Sakhmet”, jn jnı-rꜣ wꜥb “by the overseer of the wab-priest” and m ꜣbd=f “in his serving for the lunar month” are mentioned, so it is likely that it is a fragment of “The Book of the Temple” (According to: Burkard/ Fischer-Elfert, VOHD 19,4 (1994), 109).
	Pap. Berlin P. 23041	This object contains a part of "The Book of the Temple".
	Pap. Berlin P. 23042	This object contains instructions for the mixture of remedies and their application, seems to be recipes against problems with back and vertebral column.
	Pap. Berlin P. 23030	Due to the fragmentary state it is not possible to make a definite statement about the exact content of the fragments at this point in time.
	Pap. Berlin P. 23087	mention of gods, guenon and Mankhet-necklace According to Burkard/ Fischer-Elfert, VOHD 19,4 (1994), 155, it is likely that it is a magical text.
	Pap. Berlin P. 23088	The content of this object is incomprehensible due to its fragmentary state and due to the faded text. It is likely that it is a literary or narrative text (According to: Burkard/ Fischer-Elfert, VOHD 19,4 (1994), 155)
	Pap. Berlin P. 23076	This object contains probably a part of an offering scene. (According: J. F. Quack) - sketch of a tempel decoration?
	Pap. Berlin P. 13622	Based on the rotation of this object for the inscription, it is likely that this papyrus was not an official document. This object contains a part of the "Book of the Temple".
	Pap. Berlin P. 23237	The papyrus contains remedies and prescriptions for the treatment of eye diseases on the recto. It is not possible to make a definite statement about the exact content of the text on the verso due to its fragmentary state. Verso: Frg. d: rest of a list
	Pap. Berlin P. 23073	The papyrus contains prescriptions for the treatment of eye diseases on the recto. Verso: This seems to be a ritual for the protection of the akh of Pharaoh.
	Pap. Berlin P. 23074	The papyrus contains prescriptions for the treatment of eye diseases on the recto. It is not possible to make a definite statement about the exact content of the text on the verso due to its fragmentary state.
	Pap. Berlin P. 23040	This object contains a private copy of a lamentation about the destruction of the main temple and an invocation to a god to take revenge on the destroyers.
	Pap. Berlin P. 23089	The content of this object is incomprehensible due to its fragmentary state and due to the faded text. It is likely that it is an official text due to the note of a date on the verso (According to: Burkard/ Fischer-Elfert, VOHD 19,4 (1994), 108) or a private letter.
	Pap. Berlin P. 23211	It is not possible to make a definite statement about the exact content of the fragments due to its fragmentary state. The layout and the comparison with other texts from this archive point out that there are different text types.
	Pap. Berlin P. 23224	- list of indivuduals with filiation (names of the father and the mother are mentioned) - some of these names are written syllabically; it is likely that the named persons are Nubian
	Pap. Berlin P. 23069	The fragments are pieces of a Book of Dead. Pap. Berlin P. 23069 contains: Tb1 (Frg. a-b), Tb 14 (Frg. c), Tb 15 (Frg. d).
	Pap. Berlin P. 23050	a list of names of a chief star of a zodiac constellation (According to: Quack, Naturerscheinungen (2009), 356) Frg. b: - in x+1, x+3, x+5, x+7, x+10: sequence ḥꜣ.t=f r pḥ.t=f + note - in x+2, x+4, x+6, x+8, x+9: name of a chief star of a zodiac constellation + note
	Pap. Berlin P. 23093	The text contains a medical text: Prescriptions are noted and treatment instructions are given. ḏrw.w “flank“, šfj “to swell“ or šf.wt “swelling“ and sẖnk (=sẖꜣk) “to squeeze out“ are mentioned.
	Pap. Berlin P. 23070	The object contains a comment on “The Opening of the Mouth Ritual” (According to: Quack, Mundöffnungsritual (2017), 435-436)
	Pap. Berlin P. 23045	This object contains two teachings: “The Teaching of (Dua)Kheti” (XXXf-g; see Helck, Duakheti (1970), 148-149) and “The Instruction of King Amenemhet I for his Son” (Ia – middle part of IVa; see Helck, Amenemhet (1969), 15-26). “probably the latest known copy of a Middle Kingdom literary composition” (Quack, Sammelhandschrift (2003), 185)
	Pap. Berlin P. 10456	The object contains a series of receipts against coughing.
	Pap. Berlin P. 23055	list of minerals or stones and their provenience; Typ: "XY, it is borught from..." It is also likely that this object contains a part of a ritual. (According to: Quack, Liste mit Naturerscheinungen, 355)
	Pap. Berlin P. 23068	This object contains a part of the Horus-and-Seth-myth on the recto and probably an incantation on the verso.
	Pap. Berlin P. 23031	an amulet for the protection of a newborn child
	Pap. Berlin P. 9010	The deceased Weser had appointed a man named Sobek-hetepu to be the property administrator of his estate. This authorization was mentioned in a document whose authenticity was disputed by Weser’s son Tjau. The court obligated Sobek-hetepu to bring three witnesses to confirm this matter by oath or else his claims would expire.
	Pap. Berlin P. 8869	"Iru wrote to his colleague, the "general" Merirenakht, in reply to a previous letter whose details are not mentioned. He was afraid that the "general" might hush up the criminal actions of Count Sabni, of which Iru himself has been a victim. So, while reminding the addressee of his former goodwill in a juridical matter, Iru tried to win him over for joint proceedings against Sabni." (According to Vittmann, Hieratic Texts (1996), 32)
	Pap. Berlin P. 10523	It is not possible to make a definite statement about the exact content of the fragments due to its fragmentary state. A comparison with other texts from this archive points out that the text type is documentary - probably predominantly fragments of letters.
	Tablet Berlin P. 11361
	Ostr. Berlin P. 11366
	Ostr. Berlin P. 11368
	Ostr. Berlin P. 11365
	Ostr. Berlin P. 11385	Perhaps a dedicatory list of names on stone.
	Ostr. Berlin P. 10680
	Ostr. Berlin P. 10679	Context unclear. Mention of a document (a decree ?, Cf. Moore, "The Persian Administrative Process"), as well as a persons with Egyptian, Iranian, and NWSemitic names.
	Ostr. Berlin P. 10678
	Ostr. Berlin P. 8763	Letter to a woman who has control of the distribution of goods.
	Le. Berlin P. 13443	The palimpsest that TAD reads is too difficult to see in the current photographs. TAD's readings of the overwritten text are given here, but many of them also remain in doubt. The text has yet to be adiquately deciphered.
	Pap. Berlin P. 13485	This may be part of a longer register of legal oaths or court records. The sparse details suggest something along the lines of a precis of the oath's stipulations. The palimpsest may be an incomplete contract.
	Pap. Berlin P. 13495	Yedanyah and his colleagues inform the governor of Judah, Bagavaya, of the damage made to the temple by the Priests of Khnum in collaboration with the Persian general Vidranga and his subordinate unit commander Nafayna. Report of the Yaho-member's mourning is told in an attempt to gain political influence and support for state aid for the temple's repair.
	Pap. Berlin P. 13493	Promissory note of Hosea bar Hodaviah and Ahiab bar Gemariah to give the barley and lentils that Espemet gave to them, to their correct recipients. This is to be done at the king's storehouse and before the scribes of the treasury.
	Pap. Berlin P. 13464	The so-called "Passover Letter." Recent scholarship disputes whether it refers to the passover. The letter is from Hananyah to Yedanyah and his colleagues (i.e. possibly the priests of the temple of Yaho). The content refers to calendrical issues in response to an imperial mandate to alter the administrative calendar.
	Pap. Berlin P. 13456	This is identified (by Porten) as the upper fragment of a letter from Islah to PN son of Gaddul regarding Judeans criminals. It includes a list of women imprisioned and a list of men who robbed homes in Elephantine but returned the goods with compensation.
	Ostr. Berlin P. 1137	For discussion see Moore, "Socio-Historical Observations."
	Ostr. Berlin P. 11377
	Ostr. Berlin P. 11372	Message to a woman to send food supplies, followed by a second message refering to a decree/decision/instruction.
	Ostr. Berlin P. 11363
	Ostr. Berlin P. 11371	Confermation that a jar, groats, and wool were delivered. Broken instructions for Yehôyešmaˁ
	Ostr. Berlin P. 11380
	Ostr. Berlin P. 11382
	Ostr. Berlin P. 11388	1 female name in Aramaic. 2 male names in Phoenician.
	Ostr. Berlin P. 11444
	Ostr. Berlin P. 11442
	Ostr. Berlin P. 11430
	Ostr. Berlin P. 11412	The meaning of the label is unknown.
	Ostr. Berlin P. 11416
	Ostr. Berlin P. 11422
	Ostr. Berlin P. 11459
	Ostr. Berlin P. 11369
	Ostr. Berlin P. 11374
	Ostr. Berlin P. 11375
	Ostr. Berlin P. 11373
	Ostr. Berlin P. 11376	This may the bottom of a name list, a note, or a label intended to identify another object.
	Ostr. Berlin P. 11378	Reference to seeking and eating.
	Ostr. Berlin P. 11379
	Ostr. Berlin P. 11381	This may be a note or a label intended to identify another object.
	Ostr. Berlin P. 11370
	Ostr. Berlin P. 11453
	Ostr. Berlin P. 12800	Context unclear due to damage. The service in question seems to be pruning/tying up/shearing.
	Ostr. Berlin P. 17801
	Ostr. Berlin P. 17802	This short missive refers to ˀAḥyô the addressee as a peer, and concerns the whole of something. Such formal social titles to identify addressees are uncommon.
	Ostr. Berlin P. 17806	1 female name in Aramaic. 2 male names in Phoenician.
	Ostr. Berlin P. 17807
	Ostr. Berlin P. 17818	TAD reads Shabbat on line 4.
	Ostr. Berlin P. 17819
	Ostr. Berlin P. 17820
	Pap. Berlin P. 13476	Legal obligation of Menahem, an Aramean of Elephantine, to pay a monetary debt to his wife (or former wife) Salluah.
	Pap. Berlin P. 13489	Quitclaim between Salluah and Jethoma daughters of Kenaiah (party 1) and Jehour daughter of Shelomam (party 2) over a share of land. Party 1 speaks to party 2 and provides a defension clause.
	Pap. Berlin P. 13491	Loan by the "lady" Jehohen from Meshullach for 4 shekels of silver according to "the king's stone."
	Pap. Berlin P. 13497	Memorandum concerning Baghavya and Dalyah. Reference is made to Arshama, and the content focuses on the sacrifices to be given on the altar of the God of Heaven.
	Pap. Berlin P. 13465	End of a document of wifehood for Salluah daughter Jehohen. This document parallels TAD B.3.8 in form and was written by the same writer. The mother is giving away and making a contract for her daughter. Presumably, the father of the bride is gone, and the woman has the right to run the estate (including its people). Unique to this document are the theophoric names among the witnesses. The names display Aramean, Judean, and Egyptian elements.
	Pap. Berlin P. 13607	This may be a conveyance of property (TAD).
	Pap. Berlin P. 3206
	Pap. Berlin P. 23102	See also: R. Degen in: NESE 2, 1974, 73f, Porten in: Orientalia 57, 1988, 19-21
	Pap. Berlin P. 23103	Either a disbursement (ration) or payment list for silver. See also: B. Porten, in: Orientalia 57, 1988, S. 26-29; R. Degen, in: NESE 2, 1974, S. 74-78
	Pap. Berlin P. 23104	Simchi son of Shasher did business with Shelomam son of Galgul. This quitclaim by Simchi for the commodities passed to Shelomam.
	Pap. Berlin P. 23105	See also: Degen, in. NESE 3, 1978, p. 28; Porten, in. Orientalia 57, 1988, S. 51-52
	Pap. Berlin P. 23106	See also Porten, Orientalia 57, 1988 and Degen, NESE 3, 1978
	Pap. Berlin P. 23107
	Pap. Berlin P. 23108
	Pap. Berlin P. 23109
	Pap. Berlin P. 23110
	Pap. Berlin P. 23111
	Pap. Berlin P. 23112
	Pap. Berlin P. 23113
	Pap. Berlin P. 23114	Fragment of a contract with part of the waiver surviving.
	Pap. Berlin P. 23115
	Pap. Berlin P. 23116
	Pap. Berlin P. 23117	Reference to a ration.
	Pap. Berlin P. 23118
	Pap. Berlin P. 23119	Perhaps a name list.
	Pap. Berlin P. 23120	Perhaps a name list.
	Pap. Berlin P. 23121
	Pap. Berlin P. 23122	Perhaps a name list.
	Pap. Berlin P. 23123	Includes date.
	Pap. Berlin P. 23124
	Pap. Berlin P. 23125
	Pap. Berlin P. 23126
	Pap. Berlin P. 23127
	Pap. Berlin P. 23128 (+) 23129 (+) 23130 (+) 23131 (+) 23132 + 23134	List of Egyptian persons according to family units. Either a ration or collection list of "shekels"
	Pap. Berlin P. 23133
	Pap. Berlin P. 23135
	Pap. Berlin P. 23136
	Pap. Berlin P. 23000	Letter from a Spentadata (personal name) to Hori and Petemachis, with instructions concerning the common operation of a ship.
	Ostr. Berlin P. 10746	Pachompazmethis, son of Zmenis?, has paid for poll tax (λαογραφία) dof year 17 of Tiberius 12 drachmas.
	Ostr. Berlin P. 12012	Receipt for beer tax (ζυτηρά) and natron tax (νιτρική), paid by Herakleides.
	Ostr. Berlin P. 10747	Isokrates, Ad Demonicum 28. school or writing exercise?
	Ostr. Berlin P. 12605	glossary (school exercise) with quotations of Homer, Odyssey 11, 311 and 21, 390–391; Antimachus vi p. 250 Powell; Hipponax Fr. 49 West.
	Ostr. Berlin P. 10728	Receipt of the bank of Syene for eparourion (land tax for orchard land), paid by Ammonios, son of Asklepiades, and his brothers; signed by the banker Ammonios.
	Pap. Berlin P. 21347	astrological text: zodiac?
	Ostr. Berlin P. 12670	Receipt for poll tax of year 11 of Hadrian, given out by the assistant Sarapion, paid by Pelaias, son of Heriechnoubis.
	Ostr. Berlin P. 12701	Receipt for beer tax (ζυτηρά) and natron tax (νιτρική), paid by Segothis.
	Ostr. Berlin P. 1	Receipt of Pkylis, son of Prompiouthes, and Petorzmethis, son of Hermion, through Apollas and Hatres, collectors of wheat taxes, for the merismos of herdsmen (poimenon?) overfor 6 artabs of wheat, paid by Petorzmethis, son of Petorzmethis, grandson(?) of Bouk.
	Ostr. Berlin P. 2	Receipt of the praktor Didymion through Palachemis for poll tax and tax for prison guards of year 5 of Hadrian, paid by Kalasiris, son of Psansnos and Thinpetorzmethis.
	Ostr. Berlin P. 4	receipt of Ammonios and Petorzmethis, praktores (of Syene), for the price of public dates, paid by NN, son of Petorzmethis, with signature of praktor Ammonios.
	Ostr. Berlin P. 7	Receipt of Pachnoubis and a collegue, tax farmers of the harbour guard for harbour fees, paid by Paris, son? of Horos and NN.
	Ostr. Berlin P. 13	Receipt for poll tax for the first year of Claudius or Nero, perhaps written by the praktor Hermonas
	Ostr. Berlin P. 14	Receipt for poll tax of an unknown year of Nero (perhaps year 1?), paid by P---, son of Poueris, with signature of a praktor called Hermonas
	Ostr. Berlin P. 23	Receipt for poll tax of year 16 of Trajan, paid by Bienchis, son of Psansnos und der Tap---, probably written and given out by Lucius Aurelius epiteretes in year 17 of Trajan.
	Ostr. Berlin P. 8643	Receipt of the praktor Melanthis for trade tax of year 5 of Vespasian, paid by Pasinou, son of Petorzmethis, with signature of Melanthis.
	Ostr. Berlin P. 10686	Receipt of praktor Kalasiris for the contribution for a statue of the emperor, written by Sarapion, son of Sibylleus, paid by Panes, son of Zmetpos, in year 13 of Hadrian.
	Ostr. Berlin P. 10687	Receipt for tax payment in kind for behen-nuts, paid by Pates and his brother; with signature of Sarapion, clerk of Prax(?).
	Ostr. Berlin P. 10690	receipt of the bank of Syene, for which Kallimachos is in charge, for the tax on half aroura of date palms (akrodrya) for year 31 of Augustus, paid by Pelaias, son of Zmetis in year 32 of Augustus; with signature of the banker
	Ostr. Berlin P. 10696	Receipt of Ammonios, banker of the bank of Syene, for tetarte halieon of Elephantine, paid by Psenpoeris, son of Bienchis, with signature of Ammonios and the total of the amount paid including 20 % (Agio and charges)
	Ostr. Berlin P. 10697	Heronnophris has paid 16 Drachmen for poll tax (λαογραφία) for year 7 of Tiberius.
	Ostr. Berlin P. 10701	The donkey driver of the road to Philae, Praxous?, son of Petechonsis, has received from Sarapammon, from a total of 100 dr., 48 drachmas, probably for his work in the joint tax farming business.
	Ostr. Berlin P. 10703	Receipt of Annius Decimus and his associate tax farmers through the assistant Serenus for an installment of the trade tax, paid by Barbaros, son of Hatpechnoubis and the mother Soeris.
	Ostr. Berlin P. 10704	Receipt of the praktores Soter und Papremithes for contributions (μερισμοί) of year 9 of Antoninus, paid by Petorzmethis, son of Pachnoubis and the mother Sentithoes.
	Ostr. Berlin P. 10707	Bank receipt of Ammonios for the quarter of the fishermen, paid by Psenpoeris, son of Pasenis, for the month Mecheir 1040 dr., including surcharge 1250 dr.; with signature of Ammonios the banker.
	Ostr. Berlin P. 10713	Receipt of praktor Triadelphos for eiskrition (fee for the enrollment into a priestly office), paid by Petorzmethis, Sohn des Pachompres, pastophoros of the god Ammon in year 10 of Trajan.
	Ostr. Berlin P. 10718	List of names with checking marks and amounts of money
	Ostr. Berlin P. 10720	Receipt of the praktores Soter and Papremithes for the contribution of year 9 of Antoninus, paid by Pachnoubis, son of Petorzmethis and the mother Tisatis.
	Ostr. Berlin P. 10729	Petorzmethis, son of Petorzmethis, has paid for trade tax (χειρωνάξιον) two instalments of 8 and 4 dr. The scribe is not mentioned, but can be identified with the praktor Sokrates.
	Ostr. Berlin P. 10732	Receipt of unknown praktor for poll tax (λαογραφία), paid by Pachompasmethis, the gardener
	Ostr. Berlin P. 10737	Receipt written and signed by the scribe Sarapion for poll tax (laographia), prison guards (desmophylakitikon) and salary of river police boats (ὀψώνιον ποταμοφυλακίδος), paid by Pachnoubis, son of Phanophis and the mother Tisatis.
	Ostr. Berlin P. 10752	Receipt of the banker Alexis of the bank of Syene for salt tax, paid by Harpaesis.
	Ostr. Berlin P. 10753	Receipt for tax payment in kind for behen-nuts, paid by Pates and Pachnoubis, sons of Kelibis.
	Ostr. Berlin P. 10775	Bank receipt of the banker Ammonios for the tax on palm trees paid by Ammonios, son of Krateros for the land formerly belonging to Herakleides, son of Protomachos, including agio; signature of the banker Ammonios.
	Ostr. Berlin P. 10777	Receipt of Gellius Perses and Triadelphos, son of Sarapion, and their associate supervisors of the Sacred Gate of Syene, through the assistant Sarapion, for the survey tax for palm groves, paid by Zmetpos, son of Petorzmethis.
	Ostr. Berlin P. 10788	Aniketos, Anras and Pates, son of Psanis, acknowledge to have received from Ammonios, son of Papnos, the proper part of a 1/3 + 1/60 for the god.
	Ostr. Berlin P. 10793	account for wages of assistants in a 2nd year.
	Ostr. Berlin P. 10800	Receipt of praktor Psanmous for merismos diplon of year 20 of Hadrian, paid by Petorzmetis, son of Pachompateuris and the mother Arsinoe.
	Ostr. Berlin P. 12013	Letter of Serapion and Orsenouphis to Thiapechnoubis, to come for one night to the guard/fortress?
	Ostr. Berlin P. 12014	Bank receipt of Ammonios for the quarter of the fishermen, paid by Psenpoeris, son of Pasenis, for the month Choiak 1040 dr., including surcharge 1245 dr.; with signature of Ammonios the banker.
	Ostr. Berlin P. 12016	Bank receipt of Ammonios for the third for the building of ships (trite episkeues ploion), paid by Hermippos and Petesouchos, with signature of Ammonios the banker. Another bank clerk might be mentioned at last with the amount including surcharges.
	Ostr. Berlin P. 12017	Receipt for poll tax of year 13 of Nero, paid by Harpaesis, son of Platon.
	Ostr. Berlin P. 12019	receipt of praktor Sokrates for laographia of year 4 of Domitian, paid by Ktechnoubis, son fo Pachnoubis, with signature of Sokrates. Additionional remark: the first receipt is invalid.
	Ostr. Berlin P. 12023	Receipt for poll tax for year 10 of Nero, paid by Phanesaus?, son of Patanoukis; written probably by Pelaias, son of Ammonios;
	Ostr. Berlin P. 12024	Receipt for poll tax of year 11 of Nero, paid by Petorzmethis, son of Pachompabienchis.
	Ostr. Berlin P. 12028	Receipt for poll tax of year 12 of Nero, paid by Harpaesis, son of Platon.
	Ostr. Berlin P. 12032	Receipt of Melanthis for laographia of year 7 of Vespasian, paid by Paterzmethis, son of Paterzmethis, second installment
	Ostr. Berlin P. 12035	receipt of practor Hermogenes for laographia of year 9 of Trajan, paid by Harpaesis, son of Phanophis, grandson of Thrakidas (archive).
	Ostr. Berlin P. 12038	receipt of praktor Sokrates for laographia of year 4 of Domitian, paid by Ktechnoubis, son fo Pachnoubis, with signature of Sokrates.
	Ostr. Berlin P. 12041	Receipt for trade tax of year 11 of Nero, paid by Petorzmethis, son of Pachnoubis.
	Ostr. Berlin P. 12042	Receipt for poll tax for year 8 of Nero, paid by Petorzmethis, son of Pachnoubis; written probably by Pelaias, son of Ammonios; subscript written by Ariston, son of Pelaias.
	Ostr. Berlin P. 12044	Receipt of Melanthis for laographia of the third year of Vespasian, paid by Ktechnoubis, son of Pachnoubis, on account
	Ostr. Berlin P. 12048	receipt of praktor Hermogenes for poll tax of year 10 of Trajan, paid by Pachnoubis, son of Phanophis Thrakidas in installments, with signature of Hermogenes.
	Ostr. Berlin P. 12050	Receipt of the praktores Herakleides and Ammonios for poll tax of year 41 of Augustus, paid by Apollonios, son of Patechnoubis.
	Ostr. Berlin P. 12051	Receipt of Melanthis for laographia of year 10 of Vespasian, paid by Harpaesis, son of Platon, with signature of Melanthis
	Ostr. Berlin P. 12073	Receipt for poll tax of year 16 of Trajan, paid by Premsos, son of Petorzmethis and the mother Senpatchnautis, in Year 17 of Trajan. Signature of Lucius Aurelius epiteretes lost.
	Ostr. Berlin P. 12081	Receipt of the tax farmer Stlaccius through his assistant Ammonios for trade tax of year 13 of Antoninus, paid by Petorzmethis, son of Harpaesis and Talilauis
	Ostr. Berlin P. 12082	Account of payments received by single sellers?
	Ostr. Berlin P. 12099	Receipt for poll tax for year 11 of Nero, paid by Zmenpos?, son of Zmethis; written probably by Pelaias, son of Ammonios;
	Ostr. Berlin P. 12111	receipt of Ammonios and Sokration, collectors of money taxes at Elephantine, for merismoi of year 23 of Antoninus, paid by Patsibtis, son of Petorzmethis and the mother Thinpelaia, with signature of Ammonios.
	Ostr. Berlin P. 12164	Bienchis, son of Harpaesis, is confirmed by Ammonios of having delivered into the syenite granary one choinix of μυροβάλανοι (nuts or cherry plums) for the 14th = 11th regnal year. Demotic subscription.
	Ostr. Berlin P. 12177	Bank receipt of Ammonios for the building of ships (episkeues ploion), paid by Hermippos and Petesouchos, with signature of Ammonios the banker. Another bank clerk might be mentioned at last with the amount including surcharges.
	Ostr. Berlin P. 12186	Receipt of Ammonios, banker of the bank of Syene, for tetarte halieon of Elephantine, paid by Pachnoubis, son of Psenpoeris, with signature of Ammonios and the total of the amount paid including 20 % (Agio and charges)
	Ostr. Berlin P. 12200	Bank receipt of Ammonios for the quarter of the fishermen, paid by Psenpoeris, son of Pasenis for the month Tybi; with signature of Ammonios the banker
	Ostr. Berlin P. 12205	Bank receipt of the banker Antigenes (?) for the tax on palm trees on the west bank of the Nile (Libye).
	Ostr. Berlin P. 12210	account of money
	Ostr. Berlin P. 12212	Receipt for the price of beer for two months, paid by Osoroeris; written by Doros.
	Ostr. Berlin P. 12553	Receipt of Praktor Sokrates for poll tax and trade tax of year 6 of Domitian, paid by Patsibtis, son of Petorzmethis in year 7 and 8, with signature of Sokrates.
	Ostr. Berlin P. 12554	Receipt of Praktor Sokrates for poll tax of year 11 of Vespasian, paid by Patsibtis, son of Petorzmethis, with signature of Sokrates.
	Ostr. Berlin P. 12556	Receipt of Praktor Sokrates for poll tax and trade tax of year 11 of Domitian, paid by Patsibtis, son of Petorzmethis, a pastophoros, in installments, with signature of Sokrates.
	Ostr. Berlin P. 12558	Receipt of Praktor Sokrates for poll tax of year 10 of Domitian, paid by Patsibtis, son of Petorzmethis in installments, with signature of Sokrates.
	Ostr. Berlin P. 12559	Receipt of Praktor Sokrates for poll tax and trade tax of year 10 of Domitian, paid by Patsibtis, son of Petorzmethis, a pastophoros, in installments, with signature of Sokrates.
	Ostr. Berlin P. 12560	Receipt for natron tax of year 27, paid by Choareris, with signature of Apollonides (banker/clerk?)
	Ostr. Berlin P. 12561	Account of expenses
	Ostr. Berlin P. 12563	Account listing persons with Greek names and a quantity of an unknown liquid.
	Ostr. Berlin P. 12567	account of balances of money of several persons.
	Ostr. Berlin P. 12575	Receipt of Praktor Sokrates for poll tax and trade tax of year 9 of Domitian, paid by Patsibtis, son of Petorzmethis in installments, with signature of Sokrates.
	Ostr. Berlin P. 12585	Receipt of the praktores Psanmous and Petesouchos for contribution for river police boats and certificates of billeting of year 22 of Hadrian, paid by Papremithes, son of Pa--- and the mother Thipsansnos.
	Ostr. Berlin P. 12598	receipt of praktor Sanmous through scribe Sarapion for the contribution for a copper statue and a silver bust of emperor Hadrian, paid by Psenchnoubis, son of Peleaias, in second year of Hadrian.
	Ostr. Berlin P. 12600	Receipt of the tax farmer (misthotes) Flavius Eutyches and the supervisor (epiteretes) Longinus Crispus, through the assistant Sarapion, for poll tax of year 11 of Hadrian, paid by NN, son of Papremithes.
	Ostr. Berlin P. 12620	Notification on basis of the land survey (geometria) of taxable land of 1/4 + 1/8 aroura issued to ---tis, son of Smetis, through Asklepiades, son of Aristopolis. receipt of measurement in Greek language
	Ostr. Berlin P. 12668	Receipt for poll tax for year 1 of Trajan, paid by Paterzmethis, son of Patransnouphis, signed and written by Psansnos, son of Ammonios.
	Ostr. Berlin P. 12669	Receipt of praktor Pachompatenephotes for contribution for river police boats of year 8 of Hadrian, paid by Panes, son of Zmenpos and Senzmethis; written by the scribe Sarapion.
	Ostr. Berlin P. 12671	Receipt of the assistant Sarapion for poll tax and prison guards, paid by Kalasiris, son of Petorzmethis und der Thinpachnoubis.
	Ostr. Berlin P. 12675	Granary receipt of the sitologos Artemes, paid by Bienchis, son of Petenephotes for harvest tax. subscript of Artemes, head of the granary
	Ostr. Berlin P. 12678	Receipt of praktor Sanmous for contribution for river police boats of year 2 of Hadrian, paid by Pachnoubis, son of Phanopis (= Pachnoubis, son of Phanophis, O.Wilck. 94?); written by the scribe Sarapion.
	Ostr. Berlin P. 12683	fragment of a Christian doxology for liturgical use
	Ostr. Berlin P. 12684	list of names, late ptolemaic: amongst others: Peteuserzmethis
	Ostr. Berlin P. 12689	Receipt of Julius Sabinus and Valerius Capito? and their associate supervisors of the Sacred Gate of Syene, for laographia and prison guards(?), paid by Harpaesis (?), son of Phanophis and the mother Tachomtbekis.
	Ostr. Berlin P. 12694	receipt of praktor Hermogenes for poll tax of year 6 of Trajan, paid by Hatpechnoubis, son of Pachompapeotos, with signature of Hermogenes.
	Ostr. Berlin P. 12695	Receipt of Doros for salt tax of year 35, paid by Smet, son of Belles, and his mother Tiys, with subscript of Petepiphis.
	Ostr. Berlin P. 12705	Receipt for poll tax of year 2 of Gaius, paid by Pachnoubis, son of Pelaias, countersigned by Ariston, son of Pelaias
	Ostr. Berlin P. 12697	receipt of praktor Hermogenes for poll tax of year 10 of Trajan, paid by Harpaesis, son of Phanophis, grandson of Thrakidas, in installments, and for the contribution for the billeting of soldiers (diplon); with signature of Hermogenes.
	Pap. Berlin P. 21159	Homer, Iliad 11, 130–136
	Pap. Berlin P. 21176	prose or verse
	Ostr. Berlin P. 12193	Bank receipt of Ammonios for akrodrya with signature of Ammonios the banker, paid by Pachnoubis, son of Peteharsnouphis for land of the size of a half and 1/16 and 1/32 aroura.
	Ostr. Berlin P. 12206	Report on the activities of a woman on two consecutive days, who seems have drunk with men.
	Pap. Berlin P. 13270	Private copy of a symposiastic ὑπόμνημα (Memorandum) or song book. ll. 1–11: skolia ll. 12–21:elegy three lines on the margin (titles or notes)
	Ostr. Berlin P. 12596	Bassion, taxfarmer of the tax on prostitution (τέλος ἑταιρικόν), gives permission to Aphrodite to engage in prostitution, on Hatyr 14 of year 8 of Antoninus, only.
	Ostr. Berlin P. 12015	Sosipatros declares that he will accept the arbitration through Onnophris and Imoutes in a case against Andron.
	Ostr. Berlin P. 10731	Receipt of Iulios Sabinos and associate supervisors of the Sacred Gate of Syene through the assistant Pachompsachis, for trade tax (χειρωνάξιον), paid by Harpaesis, son of Phanophis and the mother Tachomtbekis.
	Ostr. Berlin P. 12002	geometrical exercise: mathematical proof of the equality and ratio of the squares over the sides of various polygons (pentagons, hexagons, decagons) in a circle (cf. Euclid Stoicheia XIII 10); corrections in lines 12 and 14
	Ostr. Berlin P. 12007	geometrical exercise: figure with equal sides
	Ostr. Berlin P. 12008	geometrical exercise: even dodecahedron
	Ostr. Berlin P. 12609	geometrical exercise: drawing of a regular icosahedron into a sphere of given diameter (cf. Euclid Stoicheia XIII 16)
	Ostr. Berlin P. 11999	geometrical exercise: inscribing a figure (?) in a circle (?), drawing of a circle with inscribed figure and corner designations
	Ostr. Berlin P. 12611	geometrical exercide: drawing of a circle with chord and corner designations
	Ostr. Berlin P. 10723	Receipt of Ulpius Cerealis, tax farmer of the Sacred Gate of Syene, through the assistant Pachnoubis, for trade tax (χειρωνάξιον), paid by Ammonios, son of Sarapion and the mother Thinzmethis.
	Pap. Berlin P. 21738	Private letter about the encounter with the god Samanouphis and his kin?
	Ostr. Berlin P. 10708	Receipt of Iulius Hermonax for harbour fees from Thoth to Choiak of year 12 of Trajan, paid by Bienchis, son of Psansnos.
	Ostr. Berlin P. 10684	Receipt of the praktores Soter and Papremithes for contribution of year 8 of Antoninus, paid by Pachnoubis, son of Petorzmethis and Thinpachnoubis.
	Ostr. Berlin P. 12682	List of names, persons probably belonging to the entourage of the prefect of Egypt. military titles: cornicularius, centurio, actuarius; further mentioned: physician, fuller, freedman, slave?, Sybilla? by the name of Walburg (Baluburg)
	Ostr. Berlin P. 12065	Receipt for the permission to engage in prostitution, given out by the tax farmers (telonai) of the tax for prostitution to Thinmareine; with signature of Brasidius Valens.
	Pap. Berlin P. 13558	Mehrere Fragmente einer Rolle mit Vorlagen. Auf einem roten Quadratnetz sind Gottheiten, Tiere und architektonische Elemente von drei unterschiedlichen Künstlern skizziert worden.
	Ostr. Berlin P. 12613	rests of verse or prose and of an account written by five different hands, mention of pastophoroi (?), possible mention of Aeschylus and of a fragment of his works
	Ostr. Berlin P. 10694	List of names of 10 men with their father's name
	Pap. Berlin P. 25043	Oracular question to a god regarding the beahviour towards the nomach.
	Pap. Berlin P. 21160	Collection of hymns, It is not possible to decide the order of the fragments. Line 6 in fr. 1 is a heading, probably tp be supplemented as "To Aphrodite". In line 5 of fr. 1 Anubis is mentioned in the vocative.
	Pap. Berlin P. 13453	Enteuxis (petition) from Pertaios, son of Harnouphis, to the king, mentioning a raid by the Ethiopians. Formerly this document was interpreted as a letter concerning military matters, informing the king about the raid of Ethiopians.
	Ostr. Berlin P. 10734	Receipt of Didymion praktor (through the scribe Palachemis), for the contribution for those who have fled (μερισμὸς ἀνακεχωρηκότων), paid by Petorzmethis and his brother Pachnoubis, both sons of Phanophis (archive?).
	Ostr. Berlin P. 12031	Receipt of praktor Psanmous for the contribution for billeting of soldiers (diplon) of year 19 of Hadrian, paid by Peteesis, slave of the prophet Onnophris, in year 20 of Hadrian.
	Ostr. Berlin P. 12091	Receipt of Tithoetion and collegues, supervisors (epiteretai) of the Sacred Gate of Syene, through Marcus Annius Nemonianus, collector (apaitetes), for the Third of Behen-nuts (myrobalanon) of the nome of the harvest of year 12 of Marc Aurel, paid in kind (matia; of 2 matia, two thirds) by the priest Pachompaonnophris on account of "Ammon's land" in year 13 of Marc Aurel.
	Ostr. Berlin P. 12043	receipt of the tax farmers Herakleides and Isidoros through the assistant Palachemis, for poll tax of year 6 of Antoninus, paid by Petorzmethis the younger, son of Bienchis and Herieous.
	Ostr. Berlin P. 12550	Receipt of Peleas for cheironaxion of the second year of Titus, paid by Patsibtis, son of Petorzmethis; with signature of Peleas.
	Ostr. Berlin P. 10742	Document of incertain content; Petseus, son of Peteesis, grandson? of Kassandros, and the great god are mentioned. dedication?
	Ostr. Berlin P. 4163	Receipt of Roufonius Antigonos for geometria Phoinkonos of the harvest of year 12, paid by Senzmethis in year 13 of Nero.
	Ostr. Berlin P. 5	Receipt of the praktores Longinos Serenos and Petronios Bassianos, through their assistant (βοηθός) Petorzmethis, for the contribution of year 5 of Marc Aurel and Verus, paid by Harpaesis, son of Petesuchos and Senpetorzmetis.
	Ostr. Berlin P. 12698	Receipt of Protoktetos Claudius Euhemeros for survey tax on palm groves (γεωμετρίας φοινικῶνος), paid by Pachompetenephotes, son of Pachompaonnophris.
	Ostr. Berlin P. 12010	Bank receipt for pasture tax (ἐννόμιον) of year 5 (of Ptolemy IV?), paid by 5 men with Greek names. No signature.
	Pap. Berlin P. 13555	Private copy or draft of a petition concerning the repayment of a loan; not complete: beginning and end missing.
	Ostr. Berlin P. 12020	Receipt of Sossios Alexas for survey tax on palm groves, paid by Zmenpos, son Bienchis, in year 10 of Nero.
	Ostr. Berlin P. 12047	Receipt of Soter and Papremithes, praktores argyrikon of Elephantine for merismos of year 8, paid by Pachnoubis, son of Petorzmethis and Thipsansnos.
	Ostr. Berlin P. 12039	Receipt of Ulpius Cerealis, tax farmer of the Sacred Gate of Syene, through the assistant Antonius Iulas, for survey tax on vinyards, paid by Thinzmethis, daughter of Pachompaonnophris.
	Ostr. Berlin P. 10774	contract between Philotera and Akesandros concerning arrangements of living together in marriage
	Ostr. Berlin P. 12021	Receipt of Ulpius Cerealis and Domitius, son of Domitius, tax farmers of the Sacred Gate of Syene, through the apaitetes Marcus Annius Nemonianus, for the third of behen-nuts, delivered (in kind: matia) by Tinesentis on the name/for the land of Harpaesis, son of Pachnoumis, in year 20 of Marc Aurel and Commodus.
	Ostr. Berlin P. 19	Bank(?) receipt for pasture tax (ἐννόμιον), paid by Asklepiades, son of Osim-?, subscribed by Apollonides (as in SB 7401)
	Ostr. Berlin P. 10693	Receipt of the two praktores Valerios Serenos and Palachemis through their assistant Petorzmethis for contributions of year 4 of Marc Aurel and Verus, paid by Orbais, son of Orbais and Senhatpechnoubis.
	Ostr. Berlin P. 6	Receipt of collector Kalasiris through the scribe Iunius Valens for the contribution for a statue of the emperor, paid by Petorzmethis the elder?, son of Poueris and Tisatis
	Ostr. Berlin P. 10716	Receipt for salt tax paid by a Pelois, son of Harpaesis, collected by Doros.
	Ostr. Berlin P. 12564	Bank receipt of Ammonios for akrodrya with signature of Ammonios the banker, paid by Taponraus, daughter of Tares.
	Ostr. Berlin P. 10698	Bank receipt of the banker Ammonios for the tax on palm trees paid by Hatpes, son of Hermodoros and his brothers, including agio; signature of the banker Ammonios.
	Ostr. Berlin P. 4168	Receipt of Ulpius Cerealis and Domitius, son of Domitius, tax farmers of the Sacred Gate of Syene, through the assistant Minucius Niger, for the third of behen-nuts, delivered (in kind: matia) by Tametis, in year 18 of Commodus.
	Ostr. Berlin P. 4166	Receipt of Aibutius Niger und Pachnoumis, son of Palachemis for the contribution of year 14, paid by Harpaesis, son of Panapotis and Senpapremeithes.
	Ostr. Berlin P. 3	Receipt of Ammonios, son of Didymos and associate supervisors of the Sacred Gate of Syene, through the assistant Marcus Annius Nemonianus the younger, for an installment of the trade tax, paid by Thinpsansnos, daughter of Petorzmethis and Thinpsansnos, for the father Petorzmethis, in year 5 of Septimius Severus and Caracalla.
	Ostr. Berlin P. 12565	Various texts, mixed genre, school text? draft of a petition of a soldier (l. 1-6) Homer, Odyssee 1, 1-7 (l. 6-13) list of names (l. 14-25)
	Ostr. Berlin P. 12025	Receipt of Praktor Sokrates for poll tax of year 8 of Vespasian, paid by Harpaesis, son of Platon, with signature of Sokrates.
	Ostr. Berlin P. 10736	Receipt of Didymion praktor (through the scribe Palachemis), for poll tax of year 18 of Trajan, paid by Petorzmethis, son of Peteoris and Tisatis; with signature of Didymion.
	Ostr. Berlin P. 12005	Receipt of Antiochos Kassianos and his associate supervisors of the Sacred gate of Soene through the assistant Phanophis for laographia, desmophylakon and merismos epikephalaiou anakechorekoton, paid by Palachemis, son of Harpaesis and the mother Senperses; with signature of Antiochos Cassianus
	Ostr. Berlin P. 12054	Receipt of Antiochos Kassianos, Arrius Publianus, Iulius Maximus and their associate supervisors of the Sacred gate of Soene through the assistant Phanophis for laographia, desmophylakon and merismos epikephalaiou anakechorekoton, paid by Harpaesis, son of Phanophis and the mother Tachomtbekis.
	Ostr. Berlin P. 12046	Receipt of Julius Sabinus and his associate supervisors of the Sacred Gate of Syene through the assistant Palachemis, for laographia of year 19 of Hadrian, paid by Patepoueris, son of Papremithes and Thinpapremithes, in year 20 of Hadrian.
	Pap. Berlin P. 13461 B- P. 13444/1	Lower portion of a contract with the guarantee clause.
	Pap. Berlin P. 13444 C- P. 13444/2	A fragment from the lower part of a contract written by Gaddûl for Yedanyah.
	Pap. Berlin P. 13444 C- P. 13445/8	Fragment of the lower part of a contract with the patronymic of the writer and the start of the witnesses.
	Pap. Berlin P. 13444 C- P. 13444/6	Last lines of a contract's content.
	Pap. Berlin P. 13444 C- P. 13444/10	Last lines of a contract's content.
	Pap. Berlin P. 13444 C- P. 23140/19	Last lines of a contract's content.
	Pap. Berlin P. 13444 C- P. 23140/29	Last lines of a contract's content.
	Pap. Berlin P. Pl. P. 13444D- P. 13444-13
	Pap. Berlin P. Pl. P. 13444D- P. 23140-55
	Pap. Berlin P. 13461 B- P. 13444/14
	Pap. Berlin P. 13444 B- P. 13444/15
	Pap. Berlin P. 13444 B- P. 23140/4
	Pap. Berlin P. 13444 B- P. 23140/7
	Pap. Berlin P. 13461 C- P. 13444/18
	Pap. Berlin P. Pl. P. 13444D- P. 13445-10
	Pap. Berlin P. 13461 C- P. 13445/11
	Pap. Berlin P. 13461 C- P. 13445/16
	Pap. Berlin P. 13461 C- P. 23140/12
	Pap. Berlin P. Pl. P. 13444D- P. 13445B-1
	Pap. Berlin P. Pl. P. 13444D- P. 13445B-2	Perhaps a name list.
	Pap. Berlin P. 13445B-5
	Pap. Berlin P. Pl. P. 13444D- P. 13445B-9	Perhaps a name list.
	Pap. Berlin P. 13445B-11
	Pap. Berlin P. 13445B-12	Salutations.
	Pap. Berlin P. 13445B-13
	Pap. Berlin P. Pl. P. 13444C- P. 13445B-14	Upper part of a contract.
	Pap. Berlin P. 13445B-15	Perhaps a letter's address line.
	Pap. Berlin P. 13445B-16
	Pap. Berlin P. 13461 D- P. 13445C-23	See ID no. 308245 = P. 13446 G col. ii ll. 11–12 for edition (= TAD D.Add.C.1.1a)
	Pap. Berlin P. 13445C-28	This fragment belongs to P. 13446, as correctly identified by TAD D.Add.C.1.1b. The fragment remains unplaced.
	Pap. Berlin P. 13444 B- P. 13448/1	Fragment of the first two lines of a contract.
	Pap. Berlin P. Pl. P. 13444D- P. 13448-6	Namelist.
	Pap. Berlin P. Pl. P. 13444D- P. 23140-20
	Pap. Berlin P. 13448-7
	Pap. Berlin P. 13461 B- P. 13448/9
	Pap. Berlin P. Pl. P. 13444D- P. 13448-11
	Pap. Berlin P. 13461 B- P. 13448/12
	Pap. Berlin P. 23148	Possible letter documenting farm supplies.
	Pap. Berlin P. 13461A- P. 13448-15	Fragment of a documentary source that appears to refer to the house of Yaho. Curiously the god's name is spelled YHW rather than the more common YHH.
	Pap. Berlin P. 13448-16
	Pap. Berlin P. Pl. P. 13444D- P. 13448-17
	Pap. Berlin P. 13444B- P. 13448-18	Context unclear.
	Pap. Berlin P. 23140-2
	Pap. Berlin P. 23140-3
	Pap. Berlin P. 23140-78
	Pap. Berlin P. 23140-8
	Pap. Berlin P. 13461 B- P. 23140/9
	Pap. Berlin P. 13461 B- P. 23140/11
	Pap. Berlin P. 13461 B- P. 23140/70
	Pap. Berlin P. 23140-15
	Pap. Berlin P. 13461 B- P. 23140/18
	Pap. Berlin P. 13461 B- P. 23140/22
	Pap. Berlin P. 13461 B- P. 23140/23	Too damaged to interpret. TAD edits as a contract fragment, but it could be a letter.
	Pap. Berlin P. 23140-26
	Pap. Berlin P. 13461 B- P. 23140/27	Section of a contract's satisfaction clause.
	Pap. Berlin P. 13461 B- P. 23140/31
	Pap. Berlin P. 23140-32
	Pap. Berlin P. 13461 B- P. 23140/38
	Pap. Berlin P. 23140-40
	Pap. Berlin P. 13461 B- P. 23140/44	This is likely a contract fragment of a document of wifehood, but may also be considered a letter fragment. Too damaged to say more.
	Pap. Berlin P. 23140-45
	Pap. Berlin P. 13444 B- P. 23140/48	Fragment of the first line of a contract.
	Pap. Berlin P. 23140-47
	Pap. Berlin P. 23171
	Pap. Berlin P. 23140-50
	Pap. Berlin P. 23140-52
	Pap. Berlin P. 13444 B- P. 23140/51	Part of a contract with a date formula.
	Pap. Berlin P. 13444 B- P. 23140/53	Contract fragments of the opening lines, with a date formula.
	Pap. Berlin P. 23140-54
	Pap. Berlin P. Pl. P. 13444D- P. 23140-56
	Pap. Berlin P. 13461 B- P. 23140/57
	Pap. Berlin P. 13444 C- P. 23140/58	Lower section of a contract with the waiver clause.
	Pap. Berlin P. 13461 B- P. 23140/60
	Pap. Berlin P. 23140-62	Reference to (non-Judean) priest(s).
	Pap. Berlin P. 23140-63
	Pap. Berlin P. Pl. P. 13444D- P. 23140-67
	Pap. Berlin P. 13461 B- P. 23140/68
	Pap. Berlin P. Pl. P. 13444D- P. 23140-72
	Pap. Berlin P. 13444 B- P. 23140/75	Mention of a woman/wife, which TAD interprets as a fragment from a contract, though it could also be from a letter.
	Pap. Berlin P. 23140-82
	Pap. Berlin P. 13461 B- P. 23140/90
	Pap. Berlin P. 23140-95
	Pap. Berlin P. 13461 B- P. 23140/92
	Pap. Berlin P. 13445 B- P. 13444/17	Very fragmentary property contract.
	Pap. Berlin P. 13445B- P. 13445/7	Very fragmentary property contract.
	Pap. Berlin P. 13445B- P. 13445/13	Very fragmentary property contract.
	Pap. Berlin P. 13445B- P. 13445/14	Very fragmentary property contract.
	Pap. Berlin P. 13445B- P. 13445/15	Very fragmentary property contract.
	Pap. Berlin P. 13445B- P. 23140/10	Very fragmentary property contract.
	Pap. Berlin P. 13445B- P. 23140/14	Very fragmentary property contract.
	Pap. Berlin P. 13445B- P. 23140/33	Very fragmentary property contract.
	Pap. Berlin P. 13445B- P. 23140/37	Very fragmentary property contract.
	Pap. Berlin P. 13445B- P. 23140/46	Very fragmentary property contract.
	Pap. Berlin P. 13445B- P. 23140/81	Very fragmentary property contract.
	Pap. Berlin P. 13445-3
	Pap. Berlin P. 13448- P. 13445/4	This is likely a contract fragment, but the content is too damaged to say more.
	Pap. Berlin P. 13448- 96/84	Too damaged to interpret. TAD edits as a contract fragment, but it could be a letter.
	Pap. Berlin P. 13448- 96/96	Too damaged to interpret. TAD edits as a contract fragment, but it could be a letter.
	Pap. Berlin P. Pl. P. 13445D- P. 13445-9
	Pap. Berlin P. Pl. P. 13445D- P. 13445-12
	Pap. Berlin P. Pl. P. 13445D- P. 13448-14
	Pap. Berlin P. Pl. P. 13445D- P. 23140-35
	Pap. Berlin P. 13445 C- P. 13445C/17
	Pap. Berlin P. 13445 C- P. 13445C-18	See main entry is ID no. 306538 for photographs, text, and details.
	Pap. Berlin P. 13445 C- P. 13445C-20	See main entry is ID no. 306538 for photographs, text, and details.
	Pap. Berlin P. 13445 C- P. 13445C-22	See main entry is ID no. 306538 for photographs, text, and details.
	Pap. Berlin P. 13445 C- P. 13445C-24	See main entry is ID no. 306538 for photographs, text, and details.
	Pap. Berlin P. 13445 C- P. 13445C-25	See main entry is ID no. 306538 for photographs, text, and details.
	Pap. Berlin P. 13445 C- P. 13445C-27	See main entry is ID no. 306538 for photographs, text, and details.
	Pap. Berlin P. 13445 C- P. 13445C-29	See main entry is ID no. 306538 for photographs, text, and details.
	Pap. Berlin P. 13445 C- P. 23140-6	See main entry is ID no. 306538 for photographs, text, and details.
	Pap. Berlin P. 13445 C- P. 23140-13	See main entry is ID no. 306538 for photographs, text, and details.
	Pap. Berlin P. Pl. P. 13445D- P. 13445B-3
	Pap. Berlin P. Pl. P. 13445D- P. 13461-6
	Pap. Berlin P. Pl. P. 13445D- P. 13461-10
	Pap. Berlin P. Pl. P. 13445D- P. 23140-17
	Pap. Berlin P. Pl. P. 13445D- P. 13445B-4
	Pap. Berlin P. Pl. P. 13445D- P. 13445B-7
	Pap. Berlin P. Pl. P. 13445D- P. 13445B-8
	Pap. Berlin P. Pl. P. 13445D- P. 13445B-10
	Pap. Berlin P. 13445B-6
	Pap. Berlin P. 13445 E- P. 13448/2	Letter fragment with a broken date. The palimpsest dates to Xerxes 15.
	Pap. Berlin P. 13448 P. 13448/4	Beginning of a contract.
	Pap. Berlin P. 13448-5	Fragmentary legal document. Contains a statement of "withdrawal" (ln. 8), and therefore may be a ספר מרחק. The items in the transaction are unclear. Mattan son of Jashobiah, an Aramean, made a claim against an unknow person regarding an unknown item or agreement to which one Jethoma and one Salluah became involved. Mattan "withdraws" and agrees to terms. Part of a final defension clause survives on a fragment p. 13448-5-60-5
	Pap. Berlin P. 13448-10	Perhaps a record or memorandum fragment.
	Pap. Berlin P. 23150	fragmentarische Eröffnungsformel eines Briefes
	Pap. Berlin P. Pl. P. 13444C- P. 13461-2
	Pap. Berlin P. Pl. P. 13444C- P. 23140-94
	Pap. Berlin P. 23140-25	Papyrus Fragment
	Pap. Berlin P. Pl. P. 13444D- P. 13461-7
	Pap. Berlin P. 13461-11
	Pap. Berlin P. 23140-30
	Pap. Berlin P. 13445 E- P. 23140-34	Too damaged to interpret.
	Pap. Berlin P. 13445 E- 23140/39
	Pap. Berlin P. 13445 E- P. 23140/41	Too damaged to interpret.
	Pap. Berlin P. 13445 E- P. 23140/42	Too damaged to interpret.
	Pap. Berlin P. 13445 A- P. 23140-43
	Pap. Berlin P. 13445 E- P. 23140/61	Broken reference to Yaho who saves.
	Pap. Berlin P. 13445 E- P. 23140/65	Too damaged to interpret.
	Pap. Berlin P. 13445 A- P. 23140-66
	Pap. Berlin P. 13445 E- P. 23140/73	Too damaged to interpret, but reference to an Egyptian date (Epiph).
	Pap. Berlin P. 13445 A- P. 23140-80
	Pap. Berlin P. 13445 E- P. 23140/83	Too damaged to interpret.
	Pap. Berlin P. 13445 A- P. 23140-87
	Pap. Berlin P. 13445 E- P. 23140/89	Too damaged to interpret.
	Pap. Berlin P. 13445 E- P. 13448/8
	Pap. Berlin P. 13445 E- P. 23140/86
	Pap. Berlin P. 13465- P. 23140/16	Too damaged to interpret. TAD edits as a contract fragment, but it could be a letter.
	Ostr. Berlin P. 17821	Context unclear due to damage.
	Ostr. Berlin P. 10974	The is possibly an account, or even an account written as a jar label.
	Ostr. Berlin P. 10964	The first person langauge suggests a letter or personal report. The writer refers to his/her servant as well as a tunic, wine, and oil.
	Ostr. Berlin P. 11359	A slq label.
	Ostr. Berlin P. 11360
	Pap. Berlin P. 13447	Recto - Beginning of Verso: Aramaic copy of the Inscription of Darius I known from Behistun, Iran (in Babylonian, Elamite, and Old Persian). Verso: Miscellany of Memoranda (זכרן).
	Pap. Cairo EM JdE 43489	Contract between two sisters. Miptahia daughter of Gedmariah to her sister Eswere. The younger sister has an Egyptian name Eswere. The contract is a mutual quitclaim.
	Pap. Berlin P. 13488A + 13488B	Collection list of those who were taxed two shekels for the Yaho Temple.
	Pap. Berlin P. 23101
	Pap. Berlin P. 03206-a
	Pap. Berlin P. 03206-b = Pl. P. 13461D (frag. o)	fragment of unclear content, only a name [Pe]laias is visible.
	Pap. Berlin P. 03206-c
	Pap. Berlin P. 13446 A-H, K-L	The text has various compositional acts. The most famous is the Story of Ahiqar, which is written only on the verso. Proverbs concerning wisdom, discretion, civil obedience, and poverty as well as a lion/ass fable. The palimpsest gives an import account on ship holdings coming into Egypt. On the verso a second account concerning natron s given.
	Ostr. Berlin P. 312 + 365	receipt of praktor Hermogenes for trade tax of year 7?of Trajan, paid by Harpaesis, son of Phanophis, grandson? of Thrakidas (archive) in two installments in year 9 and 10 of Trajan; with signature of praktor Hermogenes
	Ostr. Berlin P. 313	Receipt of Peleas for laographia of the third year of Domitian in two installments in year 4 of Domitian; with signature of Peleas.
	Ostr. Berlin P. 315	receipt for poll tax of year 5 of Tiberius, paid by Zmethis, son of Pachnoubis.
	Ostr. Berlin P. 317	Receipt of Verris Philoumenos for trade tax of year 9 of Vespasian in instalments, paid by Patrasnouphis
	Ostr. Berlin P. 320	receipt of praktor Sokrates for cheironaxion of year 14 of Domitian, paid by Petorzmethis, son of Petorzmethis?
	Ostr. Berlin P. 326	Receipt of praktor Triadelphos through the assistant Ammonios, for merismos potamophylakidos of year 12 of Hadrian, paid by ---nis, son Zmenpos and Thinpetorzmethis.
	Ostr. Berlin P. 330	Receipt of Aiboutios Niger and Pachnoubis, son of Petorzmethis, through the scribe Antonius Iulas, for several contributions for military purposes: expenses for recruts and shipping and provisions for prisoners, and other unnamed contributions, paid by Psenpete---, son of Psais and Tisatis, in year 14 of Marcus Aurelius. of Palachemis, praktores of Elephantine, for merismos of the 15th year of Marcus Aurelius and the 1st year of Gaius Avidius Cassius.
	Ostr. Berlin P. 331	Receipt for trade tax of an unknown year of Trajan, given out by Ammonios, paid by Apollonios, perhaps through Thinz(methis?)
	Ostr. Berlin P. 332	Receipt of Domitios Phannianos and Germanos, collectors of money taxes at Elephantine, for contributions of year 12 of Antoninus Pius, paid by Pekysis, son of Patchnautis? and Senpasetis?.
	Ostr. Berlin P. 340	Receipt of praktor Triadelphos for eiskrition (fee for the enrollment into a priestly office), paid by Petorzmethis, Sohn des Harpaesis, pastophoros of the god Ammon in year 10 of Trajan.
	Ostr. Berlin P. 345	Receipt for various contributions, given out by the praktores --- and Mettis Tyrannos, paid by Ammonios---, with subscript of Mettis.
	Ostr. Berlin P. 7860	Receipt of ---, son of Sarap(ion?), tax collector, through Pach(ompretis?), scribe, for the price of public dates of year seven, paid by Harpaesis, son of Sa-?, in year 8 of Trajan.
	Ostr. Berlin P. 7865	Receipt of Melanthis for unknown tax of the fourth year of Vespasian, with signature of Melanthis, paid by NN, son of Sarapion
	Ostr. Berlin P. 7870	Receipt for the price of public dates of the harvest of year 6, paid on account of a Melas, son of Esoueris, in year 7 of Antoninus Pius
	Ostr. Berlin P. 8698	Receipt for poll tax of year 1 of Galba, paid by Pachombakis, son of Petorzmethis.
	Ostr. Berlin P. 8747	Receipt of the praktor Sokrates for poll tax of year 7 of Domitian, paid by Papremithes, son of Hatpes; with signature of Sokrates.
	Ostr. Berlin P. 12659	Receipt for trade tax (cheironaxion) of year 2 or Tiberius, paid by Petorzmethis, son of Bienchis. same handwriting as in OGL 411, 1882 and 1229.
	Ostr. Berlin P. 12665	Receipt of Ammonios, the tax farmer of the sales tax, for the enkyklion for the sale of an old fishing boat, paid by Sansnos, son of Petorzmethis, sailor.
	Ostr. Berlin P. 12666	Receipt of Rufonius Antigonos (collector) for survey tax on date groves of year 8, paid by Zmetpos, son of Bienchis Botos, in year 9 of Nero.
	Ostr. Berlin P. 25464	Receipt of praktor Hermogenes for trade tax (cheironaxion) of year 11 of Trajan, paid by Hatpes, son of Pachnoubis and Tapsouraut, in year 12 of Trajan; with signature of praktor Hermogenes and a remark on a former receipt (apoche)
	Ostr. Berlin P. 25470	REceipt for trade tax of year 11 of Vespasian, paid by Psenchnoubis and his son.
	Ostr. Berlin P. 25479	Fragment of receipt for the price of public dates, on which the payment was formerly suspended (prodiastalesa---), paid by Pachompe---?, 2 drachmas and 2 obols.
	Ostr. Berlin P. 25480	List of names of female family members, and descendants of Psen[///].
	Ostr. Berlin P. 25482	receipt of praktor Didymion for trade tax of year 19 of Trajan, paid by Pachompretis, son of Sarapion and Senpatchnautis, signed by the scribe Sarapion.
	Ostr. Berlin P. 25485	receipt of the praktores Ailius Didymos and Hermodoros, son of Soter, through the scribe Antonius Iulas, for merismos of year 20 and other expenses, paid by Ammonas, son of Pachnoubis and Apollonarion.
	Pap. Berlin P. 13500	Marriage contract between Herakleides, a free Temnian, and Demetria, a free woman of Kos, daughter of Leptines und the mother Philotis, also from Kos, who brings a dowry consisting of clothing and jewelry worth 1000 drachmas. Further legal arrangements for ill behavior on both sides and sanctions are set out. The contract is signed and sealed by 6 witnesses.
	Pap. Berlin P. 13501	Will husband and wife, Dionysios and Kallista, with provisions for their children. double document with seals of witnesses.
	Pap. Berlin P. 13504	contract concerning the payment of tropheia, interpreted as mariage contract, contract with a concubine or as a release of a slave. The Syrian woman named Elaphion pays an amount of money to Antipatros, a Greek man probably of military context, as tropheia; with witnesses and seals. Almost the same contract was made out by Elaphion some 7 months earlier to Pantarkes: = P.Eleph. 4.
	Pap. Berlin P. 13505	Royal oath of a Paniskos, son of Potamon, that certain land belongs to him.
	Pap. Berlin P. 13506	Offer for lease from Xenon, son of Dionysios to the praktor Milon, taking over the bid of Pinyris, son of Berenebthis, with list of possessions put up as surety
	Pap. Berlin P. 13507	Memorandum from Xenon to Milon, the praktor of temple revenue and agent of Euphronios. Xenon wants to take over the cultivation of a certain piece of land in the Apollonopolite nome, since the former cultivators cannot pay their rent anymore.
	Pap. Berlin P. 13508	Letter of Patous, son of Pachois, to Apollodoros, containing a higher bid for the land of the sons of Estphenis; Milon is accused to have produced a loss for the treasury.
	Pap. Berlin P. 13509	Letter to the banker Paniskos, refering to a memorandum by Pinyris, Berenephtis and Psintaes, sons of Estphenis, concerning the cession of land to Xenon
	Pap. Berlin P. 13509	Official letter from Mnesarchos to Antipatros and Apollonides concerning the wages of 231 hunters. Payment should be made through the bank in Arsinoe.
	Pap. Berlin P. 13510	Announcement of a government auction stating the terms and conditions for the purchase arable land, vineyards and priestly offices in great detail.
	Pap. Berlin P. 13514	Offer for lease from Phatres, son of Paleuis, to the praktor Milon, praktor of the temple, concerning the house of Psentaes the elder, son of Estphenis, furthermore for another half of a house, a pastophorion, a priesthood and land belonging to the same Psentaes.)
	Pap. Berlin P. 13515	Receipt of Philemon fo Milon for 20 drachmas, which he received from Zmetis, son of Psammetichos
	Pap. Berlin P. 13516	Euphronios writes to Milon urging him, to gather accounts on the revenues of the temple at Edfu and to send the accounts to him, since he has to pass them on to Alexandria.
	Pap. Berlin P. 13517	Private letter from Andron to his brother Milon concerning household matters.
	Pap. Berlin P. 13518	Letter from Euphronios to Milon about men who have attacked Milon and which should be put in jail by the policeman.
	Pap. Berlin P. 13519	letter of Euphronios to Milon. Euphronios ask for the accounts of the income of the temple in Apollonos polis from several years back to the present day, which Milon has not prepared yet. He urges him to send the accounts as fast as possible.
	Pap. Berlin P. 13520	Euphronios writes to Milon reprimanding him, since he is absent in Syene, when his superior arrives at Edfu. Milon is asked to proceed immediately to Edfu in order to render accounts with Euphronios.
	Pap. Berlin P. 13521	Second (and higher) offer for land belonging (or leased) earlier to Pinyris and his brother, sons of Estphenis, to take over the 30 arouras, directed to the praktor Milon by unknown.
	Pap. Warsaw, National Museum 200610	Offer to Milon, agent of Euphronios, to take over the lease of a house of Ptomphis, son of Estphenis, former archpriest of Edfu. Pachtangebot / Angebot, Haus, Versteigerung
	Pap. Berlin P. 13523	End of letter concerning matters of priests
	Pap. Berlin P. 13524	Letter of Antipatros to Milon concerning an auction for land on which two bidders have claims.
	Pap. Berlin P. 13525	Note of Lycon to Milon concerning the receipt of money through an intermediary.
	Pap. Warsaw, National Museum 200599	Fragment of a memorandum mentioning an oath
	Pap. Berlin P. 25053
	Ostr. Jerusalem, PBI 542	Harpaesis, son of Thotortaions, is confirmed by Esonnophis, son of Pasenis, of having paid the sheep tax of the 13th regnal year, in an amount of 7 kite. The issuance was made on declaration of Pachnoumis, son of Payris.
	Ostr. Jerusalem, PBI 543	Receipt concerning compulsory labor tax. Espmetis, son of Psenamunis, is confirmed by Schesbet, son of Pouoptis, of having paid the compulsory labor tax of the 37th regnal year, in an amount of 1 kite. The issuance was made on declaration of Seharptos, son of Imouthes.
	Cart. Lost = TM 117681	Mummy cartonnage with the name of the deceased with filiation, both in Demotic and Greek
	Ostr. Vindob. D 312	Eirene, daughter of Jason, is confirmed by Orseus, son of Imouthes, of having paid the salt tax of the 23rd regnal year in an amount of 1,5 obols. with greek subscript
	Ostr. Vindob. D 139	Horos, son of Panas, is confirmed by Phatres, son of Hartophnachthes, of having paid the salt tax of the 33rd regnal year in an amount of 0,5 kite. Greek subscription by Petepiphis with repetition of tax type and amount in Greek currency.
	Ostr. Jerusalem, PBI 544	Pelaias, son of Hramais, is confirmed by Pasenis, son of Pachnoumis, of having done the compulsory labor tax for/in the 13th regnal year.
	Cart. Lost = TM 117682	Mummy cartonnage with the name of the deceased with filiation.
	Pap. Cairo EM 43469	One demotic line (l. 26) with the keyword of the ship type (baris). At the end of the letter, the Egyptian scribe Sasobek notes two additional Aramaic lines, stating that Wahpremakhi has done the work as requested, followed by his signature again in Demotic
	Ostr. Jerusalem, PBI 545	Petesouchos, son of Sochotes, is confirmed by Pasenis, son of Eschnoumis of having paid the yoke tax of the 3rd regnal year in an amount of 2 kite, to complete the required full payment of 6 kite.
	Ostr. Jerusalem, PBI 546	Orseus, son of Payris, is confirmed by Pasenis, son of Eschnoumis of having paid the yoke tax of the 8th regnal year in an amount of 0,5+1/12 kite
	Ostr. London, Petrie Museum UC 32053	Teos, son of Harmachis, is confirmed by Peteesis, son of Psenchonis, of having paid the yoke tax of the 15th regnal year in an amount of money of 2 kite
	Ostr. Jerusalem, PBI 547	Harmais, son of Pasenis, is confirmed by Eschnoumis, son of Esouris, of having paid the nḥṱ.t tax of the 9th regnal year in an amount of 2 kite.
	Ostr. Jerusalem, PBI 548	Chnoumeus, son of Psenpelaias, is confirmed by Stamnaichnoumis, son of Tootortaios, of having paid the nḥṱ.t tax of the 16th regnal year in an amount of 1 kite.
	Ostr. Jerusalem, PBI 549	A tax payer who's name is lost is confirmed by Pametis, son of Chnoumeus, of having paid the nḥṱ.t tax of the 19th regnal year in an lost amount of kite. The issuance was made on declaration of Nephorites, son of Nechthenibis.
	Ostr. Jerusalem, PBI 550	The especially as a "greek woman" classified Tachnoumis is confirmed by Phatres, son of Hartophnachthes, of having paid the price of oil of the 31th regnal year in an amount of 2 obols each for the months Mecheir and Phamenoth. Countersigned by Osoroeris, son of Horos.
	Ostr. Jerusalem, PBI 551	Belles, son of Herianoupis, is confirmed by Phatres, son of Hartophnachthes, of having paid the price of oil of the 25th regnal year in an amount of 1/4 1/6 kite for the month Mesore.
	Ostr. Jerusalem, PBI 552	Menesas and two unnamed persons (male/female) are confirmed by Petepiphis, son of Pachnoumis, of having paid the salt tax of the 32th regnal year in an amount of 1 kite, for the payment to the tax farmer Zephyrion. Greek subscription with repetition of tax type and amount in Greek currency, by Petepiphis himself.
	Ostr. Zürich, AI 1840	Pachnoumis, sohn of Payris, is confirmed by Harpaesis, son of Pouoptis, of having paid the salt tax of the 8th regnal year in an amount of 0,5 kite.
	Ostr. Bruxelles E 358	Smithis, daughter of Sisois, is confirmed by Orsenouphis, son of Pachnoumis, of having paid the salt tax of the 25th regnal year in an amount of money of 1/4 kite. With two countersignatures.
	Oxford Bodl. Eg. Inscr. 1031	Apollon, son of Kallikles, is confirmed by Pais of having paid the fruit tax of the 26th regnal year of Ptolemaios III. in an amount of ½ kite. Below the same, for the 2nd regnal year of Ptolemaios IV.
	Ostr. Cairo EM CG 9648	Paeris, son of the homonymous, is confirmed by an unnamed party of having supplied the tribute in wheat of the 12 regnal year into the granary. The amount is lost. With two countersignatures. Greek summary with confirmation of the receipt and repetition of the date.
	Ostr. Cairo EM CG 9711	NN, son of Bienchis, is confirmed by Peteosorsmetis, son of Pa-..?.. (given in Demotic) of having paid the poll tax for the 11th regnal year in an amount of 12 drachmas = 3 staters in month Hathyr, and in an amount of 4 drachmas in month Phamenoth. Demotic (ERC Elephantine, Moje): Demotic subscription: Name of issuer Petosorsmetis, and value concerning 3 stater The first payment is signed with the demotic line, the further Greek text is mentioned four month later, than only in Greek.
	Ostr. Paris, Louvre ODL 11	Pachnoumis, son of Phibis, is confirmed by Petemestous, son of Patous, of having paid the price of oil for the 15th regnal year Mecheir in an amount of 1/4 kite.
	Ostr. Paris, Louvre ODL 12	Harpaesis, son of Pasenis, is confirmed by Phatres (who is known from other sources to be son of Hartophnachthes), of having paid the price of oil for the 16th regnal year Payni in an amount of 1/4 kite. Countersigned by Parates, son of Payris.
	Ostr. Paris, Louvre ODL 4	Pachnoumis, son of Phibis, is confirmed by an unnamed person of having paid the price of oil for the 16th regnal year Epeiph in an amount of 1/4 kite.
	Ostr. Paris, Louvre ODL 5	Stamnaichnoumis, son of Pachnoumis, is confirmed by Harnouphis, son of Patous, of having paid the price of oil for the 11th regnal year, probably for the entire year, without mentioning the amount.
	Ostr. Paris, Louvre ODL 6	Herieus(?), son of Pabastis, and his sister Tatous are confirmed by Phatres (who is known from other sources to be son of Hartophnachthes), of having paid the price of oil for the 20th regnal year in an amount of ½ silver kite.
	Ostr. Paris, Louvre ODL 8	Philon, son of Petosiris, and his wife Teos (sic), daughter of Senpoeris, are confirmed by Phatres, son of Hartophnachthes, of having paid the price of oil for the 17th regnal year Mecheir in an amount of 1/4 kite.
	Ostr. Paris, Louvre ODL 9	Petobastis, son of Pachnoumis, is confirmed by Phatres, son of Hartophnachthes, of having paid the price of oil for the 16th regnal year Mecheir in an amount of 2 kite.
	Ostr. Paris, Louvre ODL 22	Espmetis, son of Imouthes, is confirmed by Phatres, son of Hartophnachthes, of having paid the price of oil for the 16th regnal year Pharmouthi in an amount of 1/4 kite.
	Ostr. Paris, Louvre ODL 23	Pachnoumis, son of Phibis, is confirmed by Harnouphis, son of Patous, of having paid the price of oil for an unmentioned regnal year Tybi in an amount of 1/4 kite.
	Ostr. Paris, Louvre ODL 24	Senpelaias, daughter of Porieuthes, is confirmed by a person whose name is lost of having paid the price of oil for a month Hathyr, the amount is also lost.
	Ostr. Paris, Louvre ODL 27	Pachnoumis, son of Phibis, is confirmed by Phatres (who is known from other sources to be son of Hartophnachthes), of having paid the price of oil for the 16th regnal year Thoth in an amount of 1/3 (sic, for 1/4? according to Devauchelle ODL 27) kite.
	Ostr. Paris, Louvre ODL 31	Thotmais, son of Pasounet, is confirmed by a person whose name ist lost of having paid the price of oil for the 12th regnal year Tybi, amount lost.
	Ostr. Paris, Louvre ODL 33	Pachnoumis, son of Phibis, is confirmed by [///], son of Pelaias, of having paid the price of oil for the 15th regnal year in an amount of 1/4 kite. Countersigned by Parates, son of Payris.
	Ostr. Paris, Louvre ODL 34	Peteharpres, son of Herieus, is confirmed by Phatres (who is known from other sources to be son of Hartophnachthes), of having paid the price of oil for the 21st regnal year Tybi in an amount of 1/4 kite.
	Ostr. Paris, Louvre ODL 35	Psenpelaias, son of Petosiris, is confirmed by Espmetis, son of Petechonsis, of having paid the price of oil for the 4th regnal year Chioak in an amount of 1/4 kite.
	Ostr. Paris, Louvre ODL 36	Stamnaichnoumis, son of Pachnoumis, is confirmed by Espmetis, son of Petechonsis, of having paid the price of oil for the 11th regnal year Thoth in an amount of 1,5 obols.
	Ostr. Paris, Louvre ODL 37	Nechoutes, son of Pa[///], is confirmed by Espmetis, son of Petechonsis, of having paid the price of oil for Pachons in an amount of 1,5 obols. Greek mentioning of the tax collector and repetition of the rate in Greek ciphers.
	Ostr. Paris, Louvre ODL 38	Pachnoumis is confirmed by Phatres (who is known from other sources to be son of Hartophnachthes), of having paid the price of oil for a lost month in an amount of 1/4 kite.
	Ostr. Paris, Louvre ODL 39	Pachnoumis, son of [///], is confirmed by a person whose name is lost of having paid the price of oil for the 15th regnal year in an lost amount.
	Ostr. Paris, Louvre ODL 40	Ta-cher-aa, daughter of Pa-chnoumis, is confirmed by Petemestous, son of Patous, of having paid the price of oil for the 15th regnal year Phamenoth in an amount of 1,5 obols.
	Ostr. Paris, Louvre ODL 41	Peteharsomtous, son of [///], is confirmed by Phatres, son of Hartophnachthes, of having paid the price of oil for a lost regnal year, amount lost.
	Ostr. Paris, Louvre ODL 42	Stamnaichnoumis, son of Pachnoumis, is confirmed by Pa[///] of having paid the price of oil for the 11th regnal year, amount lost.
	Ostr. Paris, Louvre ODL 43	Thotmais, son of Pasounet, is confirmed by a Espmetis, son of Petechonsis, of having paid the price of oil for the 11th regnal year Epeiph, in an amount of 0,5 kite. Countersigned by Phatres, son of Hartophachtes, who is known as an issuer of several tax receipt in Elephantine.
	Ostr. Paris, Louvre ODL 44	Pais, son of Pasounet, is confirmed by Espmetis, son of Petechonsis, of having paid the price of oil for the 10th regnal year Mesore, in an amount of 1,5 obols. Greek subscription mentioning the tax farmer not given in the demotic part, the tax type, and the amount in Greek numerals.
	Ostr. Paris, Louvre ODL 253	Pachnoumis, son of Phibis, is confirmed by Espmetis, son of Petechonsis, of having paid the price of oil for a lost regnal year, in an amount of 2 silver kite. Countersigned by Pelaias, son of Psenpoeris.
	Ostr. Paris, Louvre ODL 275	Paretis, son of Teos, is confirmed by Espmetis, son of Petechonsis, of having paid the price of oil for the 11th regnal year, Epeiph, in an amount of 1,5 obols.
	Ostr. Paris, Louvre ODL 276	Stamnaichnoumis, probably son of Pachnoumis, is confirmed by Patous, son of Horos, of having paid the price of oil for the 5th regnal year Pharmouthi, in an lost amount.
	Ostr. Paris, Louvre ODL 284	Tamounis is confirmed by Patous, son of Nektanebtis, of having paid the price of oil for the 6th regnal year, in an amount of 1 obol.
	Ostr. Paris, Louvre ODL 301	Stamnaichnoumis, son of Pachnoumis, is confirmed by Patous, son of Nektanebis, of having paid the price of oil for the 30th(?) regnal year, in an amount of 1,5 obols.
	Ostr. Paris, Louvre ODL 302	Pachnoumis, son of Phibis, is confirmed by an unmentioned person of having paid the price of oil for the 13th regnal year Hathyr, in an amount of 1/4 kite.
	Ostr. Paris, Louvre ODL 311	Psenpelaias, son of Petechnoumis, is confirmed by Konon of having paid the price of oil for the 36th regnal year Paophi, in an lost amount.
	Ostr. Paris, Louvre ODL 775	Stamnaichnoumis, son of Pachnoumis, is confirmed by Phatres, son of Hartophnachthes, of having paid the price of oil for the 21st regnal year Payni, in an amount of 1/4 kite.
	Ostr. Paris, Louvre ODL 944	Pachnoumis, son of Phibis, is confirmed by Petemestous, son of Patous, of having paid the price of oil for the 13th regnal year Mesore, in an amount of 1/4 kite.
	Ostr. Paris, Louvre ODL 1408	Panas, son of Imouthes, is confirmed by Phatres, son of Hartophnachthes, of having paid the price of oil for the 20th regnal year Mesore, in an amount of 1/4 kite.
	Ostr. Paris, Louvre ODL 408	Pachnoumis, son of Imouthes, is confirmed by Petobastis, son of Esouris, of having paid the price of oil for Pharmouthi and Payni, in an amount of 3 5/6(?) kite. An additional remark "sẖ NN" at the end of the text is not necessary on documents of the type "NN1 pꜢ nty ḏd n NN2". The final sign seems to be just an error by practice.
	Ostr. Paris, Louvre ODL 30	Imouthes, son of Peteharpochrates, and his wife Herieus are confirmed by Phatres, son of Hartophnachthes, of having paid the price of oil for the 31str regnal year Phamenoth in an amount of 3 obols. Countersigned by Osoroeris, son of Horos.
	Ostr. Paris, Louvre ODL 290	Pachnoumis, son of Phibis, is confirmed by a person whose name is lost, of having paid the price of oil for a lost date, amount also lost.
	Ostr. Paris, Louvre ODL 56	Stamnaichnoumis, son of Pachnoumis, is confirmed by Petemestous, son of Patous, of having paid the compulsory labor tax together with the salt tax for the 23rd regnal year, in an amount of 1 kite and 1/3 kite respectively. Countersigned by Potemetous, son of Psentotoes.
	Ostr. Paris, Louvre ODL 262	Pmenches, son of Espmetis, is confirmed by Belles of having paid the compulsory labor tax for the 34th regnal year, in an amount of [1 kite?].
	Ostr. Paris, Louvre ODL 280	Khery, son of Sisois, is confirmed by a lost person of having paid the compulsory labor tax for the 22th regnal year, in a lost amount. The issuance was made on declaration of ..?.., son of Samaus.
	Ostr. Paris, Louvre ODL 282	Seharpchepesh, son of Petosiris, is confirmed by Pachnoumis, son of Espmetis, of having paid the compulsory labor tax for the 27th regnal year, in an amount of 0,5 kite.
	Ostr. Paris, Louvre ODL 286	On..?.., son of Panas, is confirmed by Belles, son of Stamnaichnoumis, of having paid the compulsory labor tax for the 32nd regnal year, in an amount of 1 kite.
	Ostr. Paris, Louvre ODL 294	Stamnaichnoumis, son of Pachnoumis, is confirmed by Pachnoumis, son of Belles, of having paid the compulsory labor tax for the 12th regnal year, in an amount of 1 kite.
	Ostr. Paris, Louvre ODL 309	Horos, son of Imouthes, is confirmed by [///] of having paid the compulsory labor tax for the 33th regnal year, in an amount of 1 kite.
	Ostr. Paris, Louvre ODL 313	Harpaesis, son of Petobastis, is confirmed by Pyrros, son of Harmais, of having paid the compulsory labor tax for the 6th regnal year, in an amount of 1 kite. A name Pachnoumis is written between the two names of the payer's identification, but Devauchelle suggests that it was a fault because of the erasion of Pachnoumis.
	Ostr. Paris, Louvre ODL 316	Pouoptis, son of Harpaesis, is confirmed by a person whose name is lost of having paid the compulsory labor tax for the 35th regnal year, in an amount of 1 kite.
	Ostr. Paris, Louvre ODL 25	1st receipt: Espmetis, son of Peteese, is confirmed by Eschmoumis, son of Esouris, of having paid the last nḥṱ.t tax for the [///]th regnal year, in an amount of 2,5 kite, which fulfils in total 1 deben and 2,5 kite, and additionally 3,5 kite for the 8th regnal year. 2nd receipt: Psensensyris is confirmed by the same person of having paid the last yoke tax for an unmentioned regnal year, in an amount of 2,5 kite, which fulfils in total 1 deben and 2,5 kite.
	Ostr. Paris, Louvre ODL 82	Petosiris, son of Psenpelaias, is confirmed by Harnouphis, son of Espmetis, of having paid the yoke tax for the 6th regnal year, in an amount of 3 kite. The issuance was made on declaration of Pachnoumis, son of Payris.
	Ostr. Paris, Louvre ODL 85	Harpaesis, son of Payris, is confirmed by Pasenis, son of Pachnoumis, of having paid the yoke tax for the 13th regnal year, in an amount of 2 kite.
	Ostr. Paris, Louvre ODL 88	Pametis, son of Esouris, is confirmed by Eschnoumis, son of Esouris, of having paid the last yoke tax for the 7th regnal year, in an amount of 3,5 kite, which fulfils in total 1 deben and 2,5 kite, as well as 3,5 kite for the 8th regnal year.
	Ostr. Paris, Louvre ODL 89	Stamnaichnoumis, son of Pasenis, is confirmed by Harnouphis, son of Espmetis, of having paid the yoke tax for the 7th regnal year, in an amount of 1 kite. The issuance was made on declaration of Pachnoumis, son of Payris.
	Ostr. Paris, Louvre ODL 261	Convex: Pasenis, son of Espmetis, is confirmed by Eschnoumis, son of Esouris, of having paid the last yoke tax for the 8th regnal year, in an amount of 3 kite, which fulfils in total 4 kite. On the verso, the father Espmetis is confirmed for his own payment. Concave: Espmetis, son of Esouris, is confirmed by [Eschnoumis], son of Esouris, of having paid the last yoke tax for the 8th regnal year, in an amount of 3 kite, which fulfils in total 4 kite. On the recto, the payer Espmetis is mentioned within the yoke tax receipt for his son Pasenis.
	Ostr. Paris, Louvre ODL 285	Onamounis, son of Pa-imen-taui, is confirmed by Harnouphis, son of Espmetis, of having paid the yoke tax for the 6th regnal year, in an amount of 1 kite. The issuance was made on declaration of Pachnoumis, son of Payris.
	Ostr. Paris, Louvre ODL 891	Stamnaichnoumis, son of Pasenis, is confirmed by Harnouphis, son of Espmetis, of having paid the yoke tax for the 8th regnal year, in an lost amount. The issuance was made on declaration of Pachnoumis, son of Payris.
	Ostr. Paris, Louvre ODL 902	Psenesis, son of Peteminis, is confirmed by Harnouphis, son of Espmetis, of having paid the yoke tax for the 13th regnal year, in an amount of 2/3 kite. The issuance was made on declaration of Pachnoumis, son of Payris.
	Ostr. Paris, Louvre ODL 905	Imouthes, son of Pasenis, is confirmed by Plous, son of Horos, of having paid the yoke tax for the 13th regnal year, in an amount of 2 kite.
	Ostr. Paris, Louvre ODL 1422	Psenpoeris, son of Harnouphis, is confirmed by Harnouphis, son of Espmetis, of having paid the yoke tax for the 12th regnal year, in an amount of 2 kite. The issuance was made on declaration of Pachnoumis, son of Payris.
	Ostr. Paris, Louvre ODL 3	Pamenches, son of his mother Tachnoumis, is confirmed by Stamnaichnoumis, son of Thotortaios, of having paid the nḥṱ.t tax for the 18th regnal year, in an amount of 0,5 kite.
	Ostr. Paris, Louvre ODL 26	Patous, son of Teos, is confirmed by Stamnaichnoumis, son of Thotortaios, of having paid the nḥy.t tax for the 19th regnal year, in an amount of 1 kite, which equates to 0,5 stater.
	Ostr. Paris, Louvre ODL 28	Petosiris, son of Totoes, is confirmed by Espmetis, son of Pathotes, of having paid the nḥṱ.t tax for the 20th regnal year, in an amount of 1,5 kite. The issuance was made on declaration of Harekysis, son of [///].
	Ostr. Paris, Louvre ODL 79	Harpaesis, son of Pay-Hor-pa-..?.., is confirmed by [///], son of Pasenis, of having paid the nḥy.t tax for the 17th regnal year, in an amount of 1 kite. Countersigned by Petepiphis.
	Ostr. Paris, Louvre ODL 86	Senharpchepesh, son of Payris, is confirmed Pasenis, son of Pachnoumis, of having paid the nḥṱ.t tax for the 12th regnal year, in an amount of 3 kite.
	Ostr. Paris, Louvre ODL 120	Patous, son of Teos, is confirmed Stamnaichnoumis, son of Thotortaios, of having paid the nḥy.t tax for the 19th regnal year, in an amount of 1/4 kite = 1,5 obols.
	Ostr. Paris, Louvre ODL 343	Peter, son of Pelaias, is confirmed Stamnaichnoumis, son of Thotortaios, of having paid the nḥṱ.t tax for the 17th regnal year, in an amount of 2,25 kite. The issuance was made on declaration of Belles, son of Harathres.
	Ostr. Paris, Louvre ODL 46	Ta-..?.., daughter of Pathotes, is confirmed by Schesbet (TM: Schemsbet) of having paid the salt tax for the 1st regnal year, in an amount of ¼ kite. Countersigned by Petepiphis, son of Pachnoumis.
	Ostr. Paris, Louvre ODL 47	Thotomous, son of Espmetis, his unnamed wife, his female slave Senpelaias and Pesenthotes are confirmed by Harpaesis, son of Pouoptis of having paid the salt tax for the 16th regnal year, in an amount of 1,5 kite. Countersigned by Schemsbet.
	Ostr. Paris, Louvre ODL 48	Taleuis, daughter of Patous is confirmed by Phatres, son of Hartophnachthes of having paid the salt tax for the 23rd regnal year, in an amount of 1,5 obols. Countersigned by Schemsbet.
	Ostr. Paris, Louvre ODL 49	Pa[///] is confirmed by Psentotes, son of Esp[///] of having paid the salt tax for a lost regnal year, in an amount of 1 2/3 kite + 0,5 obols. Countersigned by Imouthes, son of Eskasothes and on the verso by Potemetous, son of Psentotes.
	Ostr. Paris, Louvre ODL 50	Tachnoumis, daughter of Espmetis, is confirmed by Phatres, son of Hartophnachthes of having paid the salt tax forthe 33rd regnal year, in an amount of 1/4 kite. Greek subscription with repetition of tax type and amount in Greek currency. salt tax
	Ostr. Paris, Louvre ODL 51	Chibois, wife of Herieus, is confirmed by Orseus, son of Imouthes, of having paid the salt tax for the 24th regnal year, in an amount of 1/4 kite. Countersigned by Chnoumortaios, son Pathotes.
	Ostr. Paris, Louvre ODL 53	Es[///] (female) is confirmed by Harpaesis, son of Pouoptis, of having paid the salt tax for the 2nd regnal year, in an amount of 1/4 kite. Countersigned by Esyris, son of Payris.
	Ostr. Paris, Louvre ODL 54	Tayris, wife of Peteyris, is confirmed by Mont⸢///⸣ of having paid the salt tax for the 18th regnal year, in an amount of 1,5 obols. Countersigned by Schemsbet.
	Ostr. Paris, Louvre ODL 55	Cheredu-anch, daughter of Peteyris, is confirmed by Harpaesis, son of Pouoptis, of having paid the salt tax for the 6th regnal year, in an amount of 1/4 kite. Countersigned by Parates, son of Payris and Patous, son of Horos.
	Ostr. Paris, Louvre ODL 57	Imouthes, son of Pasenis, is confirmed by ..?.., son of Pachnoumis, of having paid the salt tax for the 31st regnal year, in an lost amount.
	Ostr. Paris, Louvre ODL 60	Thotmaa is confirmed by Schesbet of having paid the salt tax for the 38th regnal year, in an lost amount. Greek notification of the tax farmer, not given in the Demotic part and repetition of tax type and amount in Greek currency of 2 Chalkoi. Thotmais, son of Pete-..?.., and his wife Tayger are confirmed by Schesbet of having paid the salt tax for the 38th regnal year, in an lost amount.
	Ostr. Paris, Louvre ODL 61	Snebthys, daughter of Patous, is confirmed by Phatres, son of Hartophnachthes, of having paid the salt tax for the 32nd regnal year, in an amount of 1/4 kite. Greek subscription with repetition of tax type and amount in Greek currency, written by Petepiphis, son of Pachnoumis (by palaeography and text type without name).
	Ostr. Paris, Louvre ODL 64	Obestertais, (daughter) of her mother Esnaibis, is confirmed by Phatres, son of Hartophnachthes, of having paid the salt tax for the 33rd regnal year, in an amount of 1/4 kite. Greek subscription with repetition of tax type and amount in Greek currency, written by Petepiphis, son of Pachnoumis (by palaeography and text type, without name).
	Ostr. Paris, Louvre ODL 65	Senmouthis, daughter of Psenpelaias, is confirmed by Harpaesis, son of Pouoptis, of having paid the salt tax for the 13th regnal year, in an amount of 1/4 kite. Countersigned by Spotous, son of Patous.
	Ostr. Paris, Louvre ODL 66	Ephonychos, son of Petearensnouphis, is confirmed by Imouthes, son of Esyris, of having paid the salt tax for the 18th regnal year, in an lost amount. Countersigned by Schemsbet. Greek subscription with mentioning of the responsible tax farmer, not given in the Demotic part.
	Ostr. Paris, Louvre ODL 68	Telilis, daughter of Psenpelaias, is confirmed by Patous, son of Horos, of having paid the salt tax for the 36th regnal year, in an amount of 1/4 kite. Countersigned by Petobastis, son of Esyris. Greek subscription with mentioning of the responsible tax farmer, not given in the Demotic part, and repetition of the amount in Greek currency.
	Ostr. Paris, Louvre ODL 141	[///], daughter of Peteyris, is confirmed by Imouthes, son of Esyris, of having paid the salt tax for the 16th regnal year, in an amount of ¼ kite. Countersigned by Schemsbet. Greek subscription with mentioning of the responsible tax farmer, not given in the Demotic part.
	Ostr. Paris, Louvre ODL 169	Taimouthes, wife of Espmetis, is confirmed by Pelaias of having paid the salt tax for the 20th regnal year, in an amount of 1,5 obols. Countersigned by Pelaias (who is known from other sources as son of Psenpoeris).
	Ostr. Paris, Louvre ODL 264	Taubastis, daughter of Iuef-di-en-i-anch, is confirmed by Schesbet (who is known from other sources as beeing son of Pouoptis), of having paid the salt tax for the 37th regnal year, in an amount of 1/4 kite. Countersigned by Petobastis, son of Esyris, and Patous, son of Psenpoeris.
	Ostr. Paris, Louvre ODL 266	Tapelaias, wife of Pasenis, is confirmed by Patous, son of Horos, of having paid the salt tax for the 7th regnal year, in an amount of 1/4 kite. Countersigned by Paretis, son of Payris.
	Ostr. Paris, Louvre ODL 268	Paes, son of Eschnumpmetis, his unnamed wife, and Snebthys, his daughter, are confirmed by Schesbet, son of Pouoptis, of having paid the salt tax for the 36th regnal year, in an amount of 1 kite.
	Ostr. Paris, Louvre ODL 271	Pachnoumis, son of [///], is confirmed by Schesbet, who is known from other documents beeing son of Pouoptis, of having paid the salt tax for the 38th regnal year, in an lost amount.
	Ostr. Paris, Louvre ODL 278	Taubastis, daughter of Iuef-di-en-i-anch, is confirmed by Schesbet, who is known from other documents beeing son of Pouoptis, of having paid the salt tax for the 38th regnal year, in an amount of 1/4 kite.
	Ostr. Paris, Louvre ODL 297	Recto: Snebthys, daughter of Stamnaichnoumis, is confirmed by [///], son of Panouphis, of having paid the rate for the price of oil for the 27th regnal year, in an amount of 1 obol. Verso: Snebthys, daughter of Stamnaichnoumis, is confirmed by Pa-..?.,. son of Komoapis, of having paid the salt tax for the 27th regnal year, in an amount of 3 obols.
	Ostr. Paris, Louvre ODL 307	Ta[///] is confirmed by Belles of having paid the salt tax for the 4th regnal year, in a lost amount. Countersigned by Stamanichnoumis, son of Pachnoumis, and Panas, son of Nechthotes.
	Ostr. Paris, Louvre ODL 317	Pelaias is confirmed by Harpaesis, son of Pouoptis, of having paid the salt tax for a lost regnal year, in an amount of 2/3+1/12 kite.
	Ostr. Paris, Louvre ODL 323	Thotomous, son of Pasenis, b) his unnamed wife, c) the unnamed daughter of his wife, d) Pasenis, his son, and e) the unnamed wife of his son are confirmed by Harpaesis, son of Pouoptis, of having paid the salt tax for the 16th regnal year.
	Ostr. Paris, Louvre ODL 784	[///] and Tareshy, his sister, are confirmed by Schesbet, known from other documents as beeing son of Pouoptis, of having paid the salt tax for the 37th regnal year, in an amount of 2/3+1/12 kite. Countersigned by [Petobastis], son of Esyris.
	Ostr. Paris, Louvre ODL 871	receipt 1: Tkalaibis is confirmed by Pachnoumis (son of Paieus) of having paid the salt tax for the (30+x)th regnal year, in an amount of 1/4 kite. receipt 2: Tkalaibis is confirmed by Harpaesis, son of Pouoptis, of having paid the salt tax for a lost regnal year, in an amount of 1/4 kite . Possibly Countersigned by Paretis, son of Payris.
	Ostr. Paris, Louvre ODL 900	..?.. is confirmed by Petobastis, son of Esyris, having paid the salt tax for the 36th regnal year, in an amount of 1/4 kite. Greek subscription with mentioning of the responsible tax farmer, not given in the Demotic part, and repetition of the amount in Greek currency.
	Ostr. Paris, Louvre ODL 913	Patous, son of Teos, is confirmed by Esonnophris, son of By, of having paid the salt tax for the 28th regnal year, in an amount of 1,5 obols.
	Ostr. Paris, Louvre ODL 1389	Tayris, wife of Phibis, is confirmed by Phatres, son of Hartophnachthes, of having paid the salt tax for the 32nd regnal year, in an amount of 1/4 kite. Greek subscription by Petepiphis (according to the script) with repetition of the tax type and amount in Greek currency.
	Ostr. Paris, Louvre ODL 935	Pmenches, son of [///], is confirmed by Peteyris, son of Harnouphis, of having paid the salt tax for the 28th regnal year, in an amount of ⅓ kite and ½ obols. Greek subscription with mentioning of the responsible tax farmer, not given in the Demotic part, and a further, illegible Greek line.
	Ostr. Paris, Louvre ODL 126	Esyris, son of Pasenis, is confirmed by Pa-hetnetjer, son of Esyris, of having paid guards, in an amount of 15 artabes wheat.
	Ostr. Paris, Louvre ODL 1404	[///], daughter of Teos, is confirmed by Schesbet, who is known from other sources as beeing son of Pouoptis, of having paid the salt tax rate a lost regnal year, in an amount of 1/4 kite. The lost tax typ can be reconstructed as beeing the salt tax, because the scribe Schesbet is only attested on salt tax receipts.
	Ostr. Paris, Louvre ODL 1424	Horos, son of Thotmenis, is confirmed by Pachnoumis, son of Pelaias, of having paid the yoke tax for the 30th regnal year, in an amount of 1/2 kite. The receipt was issued by Esyris, sonf of Pasenis.
	Ostr. Paris, Louvre ODL 160	[///], son of Pathotes, is confirmed by Stamnaichnoumis, son of Pachnoumis, of having paid the rate of an unidentified tax for the 4th regnal year, in an amount of 1 1/12 kite.
	Ostr. Paris, Louvre ODL 243	Pachnoumis, son of Pamonthes, is confirmed by Petosorsmetis, son of Petephaus, of having paid the poll tax for the 5th regnal year, in an amount of 4 staters.
	Ostr. Paris, Louvre ODL 265	Pelaias, son of Paieus, is confirmed by Pachnoumis of having paid the rate of an unidentified tax for the 14th regnal year, in an amount of 13 kite. Countersigned by Potemetous, son of Psentotoes
	Ostr. Paris, Louvre ODL 269	Paptah, son of [///], is confirmed by Pachnoumis, son of Espmetis, of having paid the rate of an unidentified tax for the 13th regnal year, in an amount of 10 silver deben. Countersigned by Imouthes, son of Eskasothes, and Potemetous, son of Psintotoes. The last line rotaded 180° mentiones a further payment by Pelaias, son of Phthoumonthes.
	Ostr. Paris, Louvre ODL 289	Petamounis, son of Paieus, is confirmed by Pachnoumis, son of Paieus, of having paid the rate of an unidentified tax for the 12th regnal year, in an amount of 1,5 kite. The issuance was made on declaration of Pachnoumis, son of Payris.
	Ostr. Paris, Louvre ODL 298	Bienchis [///] is confirmed by Harpaese, son of [Pouoptıs], of having paid the rate of an unidentified tax for the 11th regnal year, in a lost amount. Countersigned by Spotous son of Patous, and by [///].
	Ostr. Paris, Louvre ODL 423	Stamnaichnoumis, son of Pachnoumis, is confirmed by Petosiris of having paid the rate of a lost tax for the 27th regnal year, in an amount of 1/2 kite.
	Ostr. Paris, Louvre ODL 570	Hatiou, son of Eschnoumis, is confirmed by Pa-hetnetjer, son of Esyris, of having paid a guard, in an amount of ¼ artabes wheat.
	Ostr. Paris, Louvre ODL 574	Esyris, son of Pasenis, is confirmed by Peteyris, of having paid a guard, in an amount of 2 artabes wheat.
	Ostr. Paris, Louvre ODL 575	Portis, son of Espmetis, is confirmed by Esphouti(?), son of Pametis, of having paid the rate of an unidentified tax for the 30th regnal year, in an amount of 1/3+..?.. kite. Countersigned by Phatres, son of Hartophnachthes.
	Ostr. Paris, Louvre ODL 584	Hatpechnoumis, son of Herieus, is confirmed by Pnefersois, son of Apollos, of having paid the poll/capitation tax for a lost regnal year, in an amount of 2 staters.
	Ostr. Paris, Louvre ODL 704	Pasounet, son of Horus, is confirmed by Petosorsmetis, son of Petephaus, of having paid the poll/capitation tax for the 3rd regnal year, in an amount of 4 staters.
	Ostr. Paris, Louvre ODL 76	Harpaesis, son of Psenchnoumis, is confirmed by an unnamed person, who can be identified by his hand as Petosorsmetis, son of Petephaus, of having paid the poll tax for the 9th regnal year, in an amount of 4 staters.
	Ostr. Paris, Louvre ODL 825	A person whos name is lost is confirmed by Parates, son of Payris, of having paid the rate of a lost tax for the 9th regnal year, in a lost amount. Countersigned by Harpaesis, son of Pouoptis.
	Ostr. Paris, Louvre ODL 84	Phibis is confirmed by Chnoumorchois, son of [///], of having paid the yoke tax for the 10th regnal year, in an amount of 2 kite.
	Ostr. Paris, Louvre ODL 899	Pachnoumis, son of Phibis, is confirmed by Amenothes, son of Pathotes, of having paid the rate of a lost tax for the 2nd regnal year, in a lost amount. Below a second receipt: Stamnaichnoumis, son of Pa-..?.., is confirmed by Amenothes, son of Pathotes, of having paid the rate of a lost tax for a the 2nd regnal year, in an amount of 1 silver kite.
	Ostr. Paris, Louvre ODL 925	Petpelaias is confirmed by Phatres, son of Hartophnachtes, of having paid the price of oil for the 16th regnal year, in an amount of 1/4 kite.
	Ostr. Paris, Louvre ODL 927	Esyris, son of Pasenis, is confirmed by Pa-hetnetjer, son of Esyris, of having paid a guard, in an amount of ¼ artabes wheat.
	Ostr. Paris, Louvre ODL 931	Horos, son of Pachnoumis, is confirmed by Phatres, son of Hartophnachthes of having paid the rate of a lost tax for a lost regnal year, in a lost amount.
	Ostr. Paris, Louvre ODL 934	Esyris, son of Pasenis, is confirmed by Pa-hetnetjer, son of Esyris, of having paid guards, in an amount of 20 artabes wheat.
	Ostr. Paris, Louvre ODL 939	Pachnoumis, son of Pelaias, und Pates, son of Espmetis, are each confirmed by Schesbet, son of Pouoptis, of having paid the rate of a lost tax for a lost regnal year, in a lost amount.
	Ostr. Paris, Louvre ODL 155	[///], son of Espmetis, is confirmed by Portis, son of Pa-hetnetjer, of having paid the rate of a lost tax for the 21th[?] regnal year, in an amount of 1 kite.
	Ostr. Cairo EM JdE 51091	Porieuthes, son of Pasenis, is confirmed by Harpaesis, son of Pouoptis, of having paid the monthy rate for the price of oil for a not mentioned regnal year, Pharmouti, in an amount of 1,5 obols.
	Ostr. Oxford Bodl. Eg. Inscr. 1112	Herieus and Tachnonis are confirmed by ⸢..?.⸣. of having paid the price of oil for a not mentioned regnal year, Mesore, in an amount of 1/4 kite.
	Ostr. Oxford Bodl. Eg. Inscr. 1238	Hatres, son of Poeris, is confirmed by Orsenouphis, son of Pachnoumis, of having paid the nḥṱ.t tax for the 17th regnal year, in an amount of 1 1/2 kite. The issuance was made on declaration of Belles, son of Pa-ir-dit.
	Ostr. Oxford Bodl. Eg. Inscr. 222	Krates, son of Teos, is confirmed by Osoroeris of having paid the police tax for the 40th regnal year, in an amount of 1/8+ 1/16 (deben?).
	Ostr. Oxford Bodl. Eg. Inscr. 252	Krates, son of Teos, is confirmed by Osoreoeris of having paid the police tax for the 38th regnal year, in an amount of 1/8+ 1/16 (deben?).
	Ostr. Oxford Bodl. Eg. Inscr. 283	Krates, son of Teos, is confirmed by Horos of having paid the police tax for the 4th regnal year, in an amount of 1/8+ 1/16 (deben).
	Ostr. Oxford Bodl. Eg. Inscr. 348	Krates, son of Teos, is confirmed by Osoroeris, son of Horos, of having paid the police tax for the 3rd regnal year, in an amount of 1/8+ 1/16 (deben).
	Ostr. Oxford Bodl. Eg. Inscr. 785	Imouthes, son of Pasenis, is confirmed by Stamnaichnoumis, son of Thotortaios, of having paid the rate for the yoke tax for the 16th regnal year in an amount of 2 kite.
	Ostr. Oxford Bodl. Eg. Inscr. 888	Psenpoeris, son of Psenpelaias, is confirmed by Stamnaichnoumis, son of Thotortaios, of having paid the nḥṱ.t tax for the 19th regnal year, in an amount of 1/3 kite and 1 1/2 obols.
	Ostr. Oxford Bodl. Eg. Inscr. 905	Hatres, son of Poeris, is confirmed by Belles, son of Stamnaichnoumis, of having paid the yoke tax for the 19th regnal year, in an amount of 1 kite.
	Ostr. Oxford Bodl. Eg. Inscr. 1011	Imouthes, son of Pasenis, is confirmed by Nechtmonthes, son of Thotortaios, of having paid the yoke tax for the 15th regnal year, in an amount of 4 kite.
	Ostr. Oxford Bodl. Eg. Inscr. 1012	Pachnoumis, son of Phibis, is confirmed by Phatres, who is known from other sources as the son of Hartophnachthes, of having paid the price of oil for the 16th regnal year, in an amount of ¼ kite.
	Ostr. Oxford Bodl. Eg. Inscr. 1037	Esminis, son of Esminis, is confirmed by Peteesis, son of Psenchonsis, of having paid the rate for the yoke tax for the 15th regnal year, in an amount of 4 kite.
	Ostr. Cairo EM JdE 51500	Pamenches, son of Pasenis, is confirmed by Belles, son of Stamnaichnoumis, of having paid the rate for the compulsory labor tax for the 30th regnal year, in an amount of 1/2 kite.
	Ostr. Cairo EM JdE 51501	Pelaias is confirmed by Psenthotes of having paid the rate for the servant tax for the 3rd regnal year, in an amount of 3,25 obols. Greek subscription with mentioning of the Egyptian payer's name in Greek phonetic transliteration, and amount in Greek currency.
	Ostr. Cairo EM JdE 51507	Pachnoumis, son of ..?.., is confirmed by Psenthotes of having paid the rate for the servant tax for the 3rd regnal year, in an amount of 3¼ obols. Greek subscription with mention of the Egyptian payer's name in Greek phonetic transliteration, and amount in Greek currency.
	Ostr. Cairo EM JdE 51505	Pelaias, son of Imouthes, is confirmed by Belles, son of Stamnaichnoumis, of having paid the rate for the compulsory labor tax for the 34th regnal year, in an amount of 1/2 kite.
	Ostr. Oxford Bodl. Eg. Inscr. 922	Krates, son of Teos, is confirmed by Kriton of having paid the police tax for the 7th regnal year in an amount of 1/6 + 1/16 (deben?).
	Ostr. Oxford Bodl. Eg. Inscr. 929	Thoteus, son of Teos, is confirmed by Peteptah of having paid for oil in an amount of ¼ kite.
	Ostr. Oxford Bodl. Eg. Inscr. 938	Imouthes, son of Pasenis, is confirmed by Petepiphis, son of Pachnoumis, of having paid the yoke tax for the 17th regnal year in an amount of 1 kite. The issuance was made on declaration of Stamnaichnoumis, son of Thotortaios.
	Ostr. Oxford Bodl. Eg. Inscr. 940	Pelaias, son of Stamnaichnoumis, is confirmed by Stamnaichnoumis, son of Thotortaios, of having paid the rate for the nḥṱ.t tax for the 16th regnal year in an amount of 2 kite.
	Ostr. Oxford Bodl. Eg. Inscr. 948	Imouthes, son of Pasenis, is confirmed by Stamnaichnoumis, son of Thotortaios, of having paid the nḥṱ.t tax for the 16th regnal year in an amount of 1 kite.
	Ostr. Oxford Bodl. Eg. Inscr. 989	Harmais, son of Imouthes, and his wife Senpoeris are confirmed by Patous, son of Horos, of having paid the rate for the salt tax for the 35th regnal year in an amount of 2/3+1/12 kite. Greek subscription mentioning the tax farmer not given in the demotic part and the amount in Greek currency. Again in Demotic, coutersigned by Petobatis, son of Esyris.
	Pap. Cairo EM JdE 98514 (sic?)	The letter mentions the payment of persons. The sender is located somewhere north of the destination of the letter/ the addressee. He seems to give instructions how to act during his absence.
	Pap. Cairo EM JdE 98513	Demotic papyrus from a family archive.
	Pap. Cairo EM JdE 98514	Content unknown.
	Pap. Cairo EM JdE 98504	Contract by Tboknes, whose mother is Tirbastis, and another person whose name is lost. On the Verso there are 7 signatures of witnesses.
	Pap. Cairo EM JdE 98503,1	Contract mentioning 2 kite to be given to the kalasiris Hor-teba
	Pap. Cairo EM JdE 98503,2	Contract. Details unknown.
	Pap. Cairo EM JdE 98503,3	Only list of witnesses preserved.
	Pap. Cairo EM JdE 98509	A woman, daughter of Tirkapis, and the kalasiris Peteese, son of Espmetis conclude an agreement on sale and payment. On the verso signatures of two wittnesses.
	Pap. Cairo EM JdE 98507	Uninscribed.
	Pap. Cairo EM JdE 98520,1	Uninscribed.
	Pap. Cairo EM JdE 98520,2	Uninscribed.
	Pap. Cairo EM JdE 98507	[///], son of Harsaesis, whoses mother is ..?.., and the kalasiris Horos close a contract on something not mentioned in the publication. On the Verso signatures of 16 wittnesses.
	Pap. Cairo EM JdE 98502	The contract was made between the two counterparties, [///], son of Montuhotep, born by Tayris, and his brother [///], with the same filiation. ONNe of the men seems to have the title Kalasiris. On the verso, there are listed the signatures of eight wittnesses.
	Pap. Cairo EM JdE 98512	several inscribed fragments, with three attestations of ḥsb.t "regnal year", and Ꜣḫ.t pr-ꜤꜢ "xth month of inundation of pharaoh". Due to A. Farid, the fragments consists of at least three contracts.
	Pap. Cairo EM JdE 98515
	Pap. Cairo EM JdE 98520	uninscribed
	Pap. Cairo EM JdE 98506	"Fragments of a literary text", according to the editor.
	Pap. Cairo EM JdE 98505	"Fragments of a literary text", according to the editor.
	Pap. Cairo EM JdE 98501	Marriage contract between Peteesis, son of Espmetis and his mother Tayris, and Ta-reshy, daughter of Pametis and her mother Tay-chaa-es. According to A. Farid, the composition is different from those contracts published in Erichsen, Eheverträge.
	Pap. Cairo EM JdE 98508	Contract of sale for a house between [///], son of Espmetsepsis and his mother Tayris, and the kalasiris from Elephantine, Espmetsepsis, son of Pametis and Tay-chaa-es.
	Pap. Cairo EM JdE 98510	Fragments of various contracts.
	Graff. in situ, Graffito D 1	Dedication of the type "rn nfr" for Pachmoumis, son of Stamnaichnoumis.
	Graff. in situ, Graffito D 2	Mentioning beer drinkers at the place of the cult association of Chnum, presumably marking of the location of a mobile beer counter.
	Graff. in situ, Graffito D 3	Mentioning only the name Portis. The name possibly refers to the depiction of an altar below.
	Graff. in situ, Graffito D 4	Mentioning the act of worship (formula wšt.t) of a person who is presumably named Horos ( according to Zauzich).
	Graff. in situ, Graffito D 5	Mentioning the act of worship (formula wšt.t) of Onnophris(?), son of Teos, who has a job in connection with the wab priests of Chnum.
	Graff. in situ, Graffito D 6	Mentioning the name of Pachnoumis, son of Petenephotes.
	Graff. in situ, Graffito D 7	Mentioning only the beginning of a proskynema of the formular "rn=f nfr", only "His name" was written.
	in situ [nilometer]	Th text gives the nile level reords in Elephantine wirh the Roman Period., beginning wih Augustus until the reign of Septimus Severus. Die demotic parts are unknown, because they are unpublished. Presumbaly parallel texts, or just the numbers in Demotic.
	Ostr. London, BM EA 12091	receipt of Dionysios and Ammonios and Pachomp(aimouthes), praktores of Syene, for merismos?, paid by Patchnaus, son of Patchnaus, grandson of Pasenis --- , probably in year 18 of Trajan.
	Ostr. London, BM EA 12164	Text of unclear content.
	Ostr. London, BM EA 12066	Fragmentary account. A person who's or who's fathers name is Psais is cofirmed of having paid money, 190 silver deben and 1 drachma. 13 silver deben and 5 silver kite still remain as the rest.
	Ostr. London, BM EA 12068	Content unclear due to the heavily faded condition of the text. Only krkr "talent" is visible which points to some kind of account or receipt.
	Ostr. London, BM EA 12124	List of males connected with money delivered or received.
	Ostr. London, BM EA 12167	List of names of priests of a second phyle on-duty in the temple, presumably the Chnoum temple.
	Ostr. London, BM EA 12169	Account mentioning different sums and quoting remaining payments. Detailed context unclear due to the heavily faded condition of the text.
	Ostr. London, BM EA 12170+14167	Fragmentary account, mentioning names and amounts of money.
	Ostr. London, BM EA 12171	Content unclear due to fragmentary condition.
	Ostr. London, BM EA 12173	Esyris, son of Pasenis, is confirmed by Peteyris, of having paid a guard, in an amount of 1 artabes wheat.
	Ostr. London, BM EA 12172	List of persons connected with deliveries or income in deben and kite.
	Ostr. London, BM EA 12174	List of persons or account. Most of the text is lost.
	Ostr. London, BM EA 14006	Content unclear due to fragmentary condition.
	Ostr. London, BM EA 14036	Content unclear due to fragmentary condition.
	Ostr. London, BM EA 14045	List of persons connected with deliveries or income of money payment.
	Ostr. London, BM EA 14072	Account on deliveries of gaga breads on specific days.
	Ostr. London, BM EA 14074	First receipt: Obestertais, daughter of [///], is confirmed by Petobastis, son of Esyris, of having paid a lost tax for the 18th regnal year in a lost amount. Second receipt: Chnoumortais, son of Espmetis, is confirmed by Petobastis, son of Esyris, of having paid the compulsory labor tax for the 19th regnal year in an amount of 1 kite. Greek subscription mentioning tax farmer Doros.
	Ostr. London, BM EA 14096	Account of the balance ("the rest") of Psenpchois in an amount of 4½ silver deben and 1 silver kite.
	Ostr. London, BM EA 14102	Senpsansnos, daughter of Peteyris, is confirmed by Petosorsmetis, son of Peteyris (presumably her brother), of having claim on money.
	Ostr. London, BM EA 14141	Petimouthes(?) son of Pachnoumis, is confirmed by Harmais(?) of having paid an uncertain tax of the 14th regnal year in an amuont of 4 silver kite. Text on inner side possibly not belonging to the main text.
	Ostr. London, BM EA 14159	[///] and his wife Sent⸢..?..⸣[///] are confirmed by Pa..?..[///] of having paid a lost tax for the 14th regnal year. Countersigned by Imouthes, son of Eskasothes.
	Ostr. London, BM EA 14160	List of persons and their payments. Nothing is mentioned about the context of these transactions.
	Ostr. London, BM EA 14165	Harmais, son of Pa[///], is confirmed by [Horos] of having paid for a lost tax for the 6th regnal year. Countersigned by [///]. Identification of the scribe by the hand.
	Ostr. London, BM EA 14168	List of persons connected with deliveries or income of money payment.
	Graff. in situ [Satis temple]	Report on the building of the new temple for Satet on Elephantine in the time of Ptolemaios II (Vittmann: Ptolemaios VI). Also mentioned is the dismantle of the old temple and the invasion of "the Mede" shortly before, which must be in one interpretation the Seleukide king Antichos IV. Epiphanes, while Quack has presented strong arguments for an identification with Artaxerses III of the 31st dynasty.
	Ostr. Cairo EM JdE 50264	Pairamounis(?), son of Imouthes, is confirmed by Belles, son of Stamnaichnoumis, of having paid the compulsory labor tax for the 33rd regnal year.
	Ostr. Cairo EM JdE 50270	List of names.
	Ostr. Cairo EM SR 18953 / 172	Pelaias, son of Imouthes, is confirmed by Belles, son of Stamnaichnoumis, of having paid the rate for the compulsory labor tax for the 30th regnal year, in an amount of 1 kite.
	Ostr. Cairo EM SR 18953 / 195	Pachnoumis, son of Pamois, is confirmed by Pa-..?.. of having paid the rate for the sheep tax for the 3rd regnal year, in an amount of 1/3 kite.
	Ostr. Cairo EM SR 18953 / 216	Pachnoumis, son of Heregetes, is confirmed by Espmetis, son of Petechonsis, of having paid the price of oil for the 20th regnal year, in a lost amount.
	Ostr. Uppsala, Gustavianum VM 666	List of names accompanied with an amount of money, presumably connected with payment or with receiving money.
	Ostr. Uppsala, Gustavianum VM 1293	Short, incomplete list of private names.
	Ostr. Oxford Bodl. Eg. Inscr. 1093	Imouthes, son of Pasenis, is confirmed by Stamnaichnoumis, son of Thotortaios, of having paid the yoke tax for the 16th regnal year in an amount of 2 kite.
	Ostr. Oxford Bodl. Eg. Inscr. 881	Imouthes, son of Pasenis, is confirmed by Stamnaichnoumis, son of Thotortaios, of having paid the rate for the nḥṱ.t tax for the 16th regnal year in an amount of 2 kite.
	Ostr. Oxford Bodl. Eg. Inscr. 1020	Hatres, son of Poeris, is confirmed by Stamnaichnoumis, son of Thotortaios, of having paid the nḥṱ.t tax for the 19th regnal year in an amount of 1 kite.
	Ostr. Oxford Bodl. Eg. Inscr. 890	Imouthes, son of Pasenis, is confirmed by Stamnaichnoumis, son of Thotortaios, of having paid the nḥṱ.t tax for the 18th regnal year in an amount of 1/2 kite.
	Ostr. Oxford Bodl. Eg. Inscr. 891	Imouthes, son of Pasenis, is confirmed by Stamnaichnoumis, son of Thotortaios, of having paid the nḥṱ.t tax for the 18th regnal year in an amount of 1,5 kite.
	Ostr. Oxford Bodl. Eg. Inscr. 902	Imouthes, son of Pasenis, is confirmed by Stamnaichnoumis, son of Thotortaios, of having paid the nḥṱ.t tax for the 16th regnal year in an amount of 1 kite = 0,5 staters.
	Ostr. Oxford Bodl. Eg. Inscr. 893	Hatres, son of Poeris, is confirmed by Orsenouphis, son of Pachnoumis, of having paid the poll tax for the 18th regnal year in an amount of ½ kite = 1/4 stater. The issuance was made on declaration of Belles, son of Pa-ir-dit.
	Ostr. Oxford Bodl. Eg. Inscr. 947	Imouthes, son of Pamenis, is confirmed by Stamnaichnoumis, son of Thotortaios, of having paid the nḥṱ.t tax for the 18th regnal year in an amount of 1 kite = ½ stater.
	Ostr. Oxford Bodl. Eg. Inscr. 980	Imouthes, son of Pasenis, is confirmed by Petepiphis, son of Pachnoumis, of having paid yoke tax for the 17th regnal year in an amount of 1 kite = ½ stater. yoke tax
	Ostr. London, BM EA 12464	List of slaves, one female, connected with payment.
	Ostr. New York, Brooklyn Museum 16.580.557 = 12.768.1557+1590+1615	Letter from Onnophrỉs, son of Pachnoumỉs, son of Onnophrỉs, to the priest of all gods in Elephantine named Onnophrỉs, son of Pachnoumỉs, son of Onnophrỉs. He asks to send Peteasychis in the second morning(?) hour, possibly about eating. The rest is partly crucial.
	Ostr. New York, Brooklyn Museum 16.580.551 = 12.768.1562	Letter from Pachnoumis, son of Pa-netjer-nefer, to the general Peter, son of Portis, about something "concerning the matters of the cloak" and "the woman's matter" as well as "slaughterings(?)". The exact context is not clear.
	Ostr. New York, Brooklyn Museum 16.580.531 = 12.768.1572	Espmetis, son of Pa-ir-dit, is confirmed by Stamnaichnoumis, son of Thotortaios, of having paid the nḥṱ.t tax for the 18th regnal year in an amount of 2 kỉte.
	Ostr. New York, Brooklyn Museum 16.580.533 = 12.768.1587	Stamnaichnoumis, son of Thotortaios, is confirmed by Belles, son of Stamnaichnoumis, of having paid the compulsory labor tax for the 19th regnal year in an amount of 2 kỉte.
	Ostr. New York, Brooklyn Museum 16.580.555 = 12.768.1593	List of male persons connected with deliveries or income. Many names contain theophoric elements, so very likely this text represents an income account of priests from the Chnoum temple.
	Ostr. Paris, AIBL CIS, Clermont-Ganneau no. 86	Fragmentary list of names.
	Ostr. Paris, AIBL CIS, Clermont-Ganneau no. 207	Two columns with mathematical school exercise of fractions (1/3) of the numbers 65 till 70, resp. 84 till 87.
	Ostr. Paris, AIBL CIS, Clermont-Ganneau no. 278	Vow, with the name of the deity broken off.
	Ostr. Paris, AIBL CIS, Clermont-Ganneau no. X23	List of aromatic substances, possibly from a temple inventory.
	Ostr. Elephantine, excavation DAIK O 0017	Har(_) is confirmed by Sab(einos?) of having delivered 2 artaben of wheat for the month Mesore. Two lines of Demotic on the concave inner side, faded and illegible. A connection of both texts is not sure.
	Ostr. Elephantine, excavation DAIK O 0212	Peison is confirmed possibly by Kaia, possibly of having brought or paid something? Greek subscription: of Piso, Kom() ? on Pharmouthi 3rd, Kaia. The Demotic text is illegible.
	Ostr. Elephantine, excavation DAIK O 1807	Petenephotes, son of Pouoptis, is confirmed by Protarchos of having paid the rate for the salt tax for the 22nd regnal year in an amount of ¼ silver kite equating 2 obols and 2 chalkoi. Greek subscription with repetition of content, giving the amount of money in Greek currency of 2 obols and 2 chalkoi.
	Ostr. Elephantine, excavation DAIK O 1819	Berenephthis, wife of Harpaesis, is confirmed by Pachnoumis, son of Petepiphis, of having paid the rate for the salt tax for the 22nd regnal year in an amount of 1½ obols. Greek subscription with repetition of content: we have received from Meribtios for halike (salt tax) 1,5 ob. year 23 (financial year), Tybi 14
	Ostr. Elephantine, excavation DAIK O 1008	Eskasothes, son of Nechethor, is confirmed by Eskasothes, son of Komoapis, of having paid the rate for the salt tax for the 30th regnal year of Ptolemaios II Philadelphos the amount of 1/4 kite. Greek subscript: through Petepiphis
	Ostr. Elephantine, excavation DAIK O 1814	Tayris, daughter of Harpaesis, is confirmed by Peteyris, son of Harnouphis,of having paid the rate for the salt tax for the 29th regnal year in an amount of ¼ silver kite. Greek subscription with mentioning of Petepiphis.
	Ostr. Elephantine, excavation DAIK O 1042	[///], son of Payris, son of Pametis, is confirmed by Orsenouphis, son of Pachnoumis of having paid the rate for the salt tax for the 31st regnal year of Ptolemaios II Philadelphos the amount of 0,5 obols. Greek subscription with mentioning of the tax farmer Petrephis, and countersigner Phatres.
	Ostr. Elephantine, excavation DAIK O 2183 a+b	[///], his wife Mikra, and his slave T[///]aies are confirmed by Doros of having paid the rate for the salt tax for the 7th regnal year in an amount of 1 drachma for the male and [///] obols for the other. Demotic subscription with mention of the payers.
	Ostr. Elephantine, excavation DAIK O 1821	Berenephthis, daughter of Espmetis, is confirmed of having paid an amount of 3 obols for salt tax. Greek subscription gives the collector's name Protarchos, amount in Greek currency, and day of issue.
	Ostr. Elephantine, excavation DAIK O 1527	[///], Psen[///] and Ptolemaios, son of Antilochos, are confirmed by Psenpmous of having been alloted with land measured in aruras, regarding the harvest tax. Greek subscription with collector's (?) name.
	Ostr. Elephantine, excavation DAIK O 1664	Tastis, daughter of Pa..?.. is confirmed by Sehapmoys, son of Nepherpres, of having paid the Arsinoe tax (the tenth) for the 2nd regnal year. Greek subscription with payer's name Tastis, and the amount, paid in natura: 50 choes and 4 kotylai (of wine). Demotic subscription: Countersigner Petepiphis.
	Ostr. New York, Brooklyn Museum 16.580.528 = 12.768.1595	Bienchisi is confirmed of having paid the rate for the poll tax for the 31st regnal year in an amount of 2 stater.
	Ostr. New York, Brooklyn Museum 16.580.589 = 12.768.1617	List of names accompanied with an anount of money, presumably connected with payment.
	Ostr. New York, Brooklyn Museum 16.580.458 = 12.768.1630	A detailed list of all "days of illumination" in a year, characterized as being done before (a statue?) of the divined person Osiris Espmetis during divinatory activities.
	Ostr. New York, Brooklyn Museum 16.580.261 = 12.768.1568	Pythodoros is confirmed by Phatres, son of Hartophnachthes, of having paid the rate for the salt tax for the 33rd regnal year, in an amount of 0,5 kite. Greek subscription mentioning tax type, regnal year, and amount in Greek currency, very probably the hand of Petepiphis.
	Ostr. New York, Brooklyn Museum 16.580.556 = 12.768.1563+1611	List of names of priests on-duty in the temple, presumably the Chnoum temple. Each name is preceeded by a checking mark dot for "OK" or something else.
	Ostr. New York, Brooklyn Museum 16.580.234	Harpaesis, son of Petosorsmetis, writes to Peteosoroeris, son of Peteesis, and whose brother Harpaesis, concerning that the sender has claim to money for date-palm fruits(?) on the adressees. Perhaps we wants them to pay him. He also points out that the adressees have to pay tax for the fruits. The rest of the letter is too much destroyed to be able to reconstruct the content.
	Ostr. New York, Brooklyn Museum 16.580.240	Bienchisi is confirmed by an unnamed person for having paid the rate for the poll tax for the 30th regnal year in an amount of 2 stater.
	Ostr. New York, Brooklyn Museum 16.580.246	Petosorsmetis, son of Petosorsmetis, is confirmed by Petosorsmetis of having paid the rate for the poll tax for the 6th regnal year, in an amount of 4 stater.
	Ostr. New York, Brooklyn Museum 16.580.247	List of names of priests on-duty in the temple, presumably the Chnoum temple.
	Ostr. New York, Brooklyn Museum 16.580.248	Rest of a list containing two male names, one with filiations.
	Pap. New York, Brooklyn Museum 47.218.130 B [Demotic]	Fragments from accounts. Parts of names, numbers and fractions. Name Espmetis is mentioned. Content unclear due to fragmentary condition.
	Pap. New York, Brooklyn Museum 47.218.131 [Demotic]	Fragments from accounts. Parts of names, numbers and fractions. Name Espmetis is mentioned. Content unclear due to fragmentary condition. Fragment 3 with checking marks in front of the names at the line beginnings.
	Tablet Cairo EM (unknown a)	Titulatury of SIP king Ugaf (throne name and personal name) and a king Sesostris.
	Tablet Cairo EM (unknown b) "plaquette Rubensohn"	Account(?)
	Pap. Berlin P. 13503	contract concerning the payment of tropheia, interpreted as mariage contract, contract with a concubine or as a release of a slave. The Syrian woman named Elaphion pays an amount of money to Pantarkes, a Greek man probably of military context, as tropheia; with witnesses and seals. Almost the same contract was made out by Elaphion some 7 months later to Antipatros = P.Eleph. 3.
	Ostr. Oxford Ashm. O. dem. 956	List consisting of two (three?) columns with toponyms in geographical order assorted from south to north, with only some exceptions.
	Ostr. Oxford Ashm. O. dem. 957	Pelaias, son of Stamnaichnoumis, is confirmed by Stamnaichnoumis, son of Thotortaios, of having paid the rate for the yoke tax for the 16th regnal year in an amount of 2 kite.
	Ostr. Oxford Ashm. O. dem. 958	Hatres, son of Poeris, is confirmed by Orsenouphis, son of Pachnoumis, of having paid the rate for the yoke tax for the 18th regnal year, in an amount of 3,5 Kite. the issuance was made on declaration of Belles, son of Pa-ir-dit.
	Ostr. Oxford Ashm. O. dem. 959	Imouthes, son of Pamenis, is confirmed by Petepiphis, son of Pachnoumis, of having paid the rate for the nḥṱ.t tax for the 18th regnal year, in an amount of 1 Kite = 0,5 staters. The issuance was made on declaration of Spemminis, son of Horos.
	Ostr. Oxford Bodl. Eg. Inscr. 918	Ammonios, son of Petechonsis and Matielos are confirmed by an unnamed person of receiving an allotment of 6 aruas from 15 aruras at 5½ artabas wheat.
	Ostr. Elephantine, excavation DAIK O 1106	ostracon of unclear content
	Pap. München, Loeb 1	Chnoummachis, son of Harnouphis, writes to the Persian local administrator of Elephantine Farnava (not Pherendates as assumed in the earlier literature) concerning the transportation of grain. He insists on guarded men to guard the grain due to the danger of outlaws.
	Pap. Moskva, Pushkinskij muzej I.1.d. 135	The sisters Tetichnoumis and Tasenis yield the income of nine priestly offices connected with the Chnoum tempe of Elephantine to their half-brother Chnoummachis. The offices were inherited from their mother and being in the hand of this family since four generations. On the other hand, they ensure with this contract the ownership of the house of their great-grandfather Petosiris, over which Chnoummachis should have no control. The main text is repeated four times, each introduced by another witness.
	Ostr. Oxford Bodl. Eg. Inscr. 595	List of names of priests on-duty in the temple, presumably the Chnoum temple.
	Ostr. Oxford Bodl. Eg. Inscr. 875	Content unclear due to the heavily faded condition of the text.
	Ostr. Oxford Bodl. Eg. Inscr. 876	Content unclear due to the heavily faded condition of the text.
	Ostr. Oxford Bodl. Eg. Inscr. 877+878	One name of a man only, with filiation.
	Ostr. Oxford Bodl. Eg. Inscr. 879	Pikos, son P..?.., is confirmed by Apytoutes(?), son of Apollos, of having paid the compensation for the 37th year, in an amount of 4½ stater, which fulfils 7 deben, 3 obols, and 9 kite.
	Ostr. Oxford Bodl. Eg. Inscr. 880	List of persons connected with deliveries or income. Only at the end a total is given. Only two males are mentioned, who are listed more than once on specific days.
	Ostr. Oxford Bodl. Eg. Inscr. 882	Content unclear due to the heavily faded condition of the text.
	Ostr. Oxford Bodl. Eg. Inscr. 883	Account regarding expenses, mention of a mation. Content unclear due to fragmentary condition.
	Ostr. Oxford Bodl. Eg. Inscr. 884	Ostracon with currently unknown text.
	Ostr. Oxford Bodl. Eg. Inscr. 885	Pachnoumis, son of Espmetis, is confirmed by Pouoptis, son of Harpaesis, of having paid the price of oil for the 10th regnal year Mecheir, in an amount of 1 silver kite.
	Ostr. Oxford Bodl. Eg. Inscr. 886	Protomachos is confirmed by Amenothes, son of Pathotes, of having paid the price of oil for the 3rd regnal year in an amount of ¼ silver kite.
	Ostr. Oxford Bodl. Eg. Inscr. 887	⸢..?..⸣ is confirmed by Stamnaichnoumis, son of Thotortaios, of having paid the yoke tax for the 15th regnal year in an amount of 2½ silver kite.
	Ostr. Oxford Bodl. Eg. Inscr. 889	List of priests on duty, 10 persons. Most are accompanied with an OK sign.
	Ostr. Oxford Bodl. Eg. Inscr. 892	Amenothes, son of Panachtes, is confirmed by Espmetis, son of Osoroeris, of having paid the poll tax for the 6th regnal year.
	Ostr. Oxford Bodl. Eg. Inscr. 894	Pete[///], son of Pachnoumis, is confirmed by Chnpumorchois, son of [///], of having paid the yoke tax for the 10th regnal year in an amont of 8 silver kite = 4 stater.
	Ostr. Oxford Bodl. Eg. Inscr. 895	Account, details unclear due to the faded condition of the text.
	Ostr. Oxford Bodl. Eg. Inscr. 896	Imouthes, son of Pasenis, is confirmed by Stamnaichnoumis, son of Thotortaios, of having paid the nḥṱ.t tax for the 18th regnal year, in an amount of 1 silver kite = ½ stater.
	Ostr. Oxford Bodl. Eg. Inscr. 897	Presumably account, but main part of text lost.
	Ostr. Oxford Bodl. Eg. Inscr. 898	Ostracon with currently unknown text.
	Ostr. Oxford Bodl. Eg. Inscr. 899	Account on ointment, beer and possibly garlands(?), sorted by specific days.
	Ostr. Oxford Bodl. Eg. Inscr. 900	Heras, son of Poeris, is confirmed by Pa[///] of having paid the compulsory labor tax.
	Ostr. Oxford Bodl. Eg. Inscr. 901	This administrative document was issued by Petepsais, son of Pachnoumis(?). Its context remains unclear due to the faded condition.
	Ostr. Oxford Bodl. Eg. Inscr. 903	Imouthes, son of Pasenis, is confirmed by Stamnaichnoumis of having paid the yoke tax for the 17th regnal year in an amount of 2 silver kite, and, in the second receipt, of having paid the nḥṱ.t tax in an amount of ¼ silver kite.
	Ostr. Oxford Bodl. Eg. Inscr. 904	Panouphis, son of Sokeus, is confirmed by Petepathas, son of Harbes(?), of having paid the yoke tax for the 10th regnal year in an amount of 6 silver kite.
	Ostr. Oxford Bodl. Eg. Inscr. 906	Onnophris, son of ⸢..?..⸣, is confirmed by Pꜣ-ḏı͗-Wn-nfr of having paid the salt tax for the 16th regnal year in a lost amount.
	Ostr. Oxford Bodl. Eg. Inscr. 907	Content unclear due to fragmentary condition.
	Ostr. Oxford Bodl. Eg. Inscr. 908	Fragment of an account, mentioning persons and amounts of money in stater and obols.
	Ostr. Oxford Bodl. Eg. Inscr. 909	Short list of two men with an amount of money which they have delivered (or which they have still to pay?).
	Ostr. Oxford Bodl. Eg. Inscr. 910
	Ostr. Oxford Bodl. Eg. Inscr. 911	A person is requested by Esonnophris, son of Pasenis, of payment. Details unclear due the fragmentary condition.
	Ostr. Oxford Bodl. Eg. Inscr. 912	Haryothes, son of Poeris, is confirmed by Teos of having paid the nḥṱ.t tax for the 15th regnal year in an amount of ½ silver kite.
	Ostr. Oxford Bodl. Eg. Inscr. 913	[unknown]
	Ostr. Oxford Bodl. Eg. Inscr. 914	Ar..?.. is confirmed by Petemestous, son of Patous, of having paid the price of oil for the 14th regnal year in an amount of ¼ silver kite.
	Ostr. Oxford Bodl. Eg. Inscr. 915	Hatres, son of Poeris, is confirmed by Belles, son of Stamnaichnoumis, of having paid the yoke tax for the 19th regnal year in an amount of 1 silver kite = ½ stater.
	Ostr. Oxford Bodl. Eg. Inscr. 916	Imouthes, son of Pasenis, is confirmed by Horos, son of Pa⸢..?..⸣, of having paid the yoke tax for the 18th regnal year in an amount of 1 silver kite.
	Ostr. Oxford Bodl. Eg. Inscr. 917	Content unclear due to fragmentary condition.
	Ostr. Oxford Bodl. Eg. Inscr. 919	Content unclear due to fragmentary condition
	Ostr. Oxford Bodl. Eg. Inscr. 920	Psemminis is confirmed by Nespmetis, son of Harsiese, of having paid a lost tax for the 5th regnal year in a lost amount. Countersigned by Panas.
	Ostr. Oxford Bodl. Eg. Inscr. 921	Content unclear due to the heavily faded condition of the text.
	Ostr. Oxford Bodl. Eg. Inscr. 923	Imouthes, son of Pasenis, is confirmed by Stamnaichnoumis, son of Thortortaios, of having paid the nḥṱ.t tax for the 186h regnal year in an amount of 1 silver kite.
	Ostr. Oxford Bodl. Eg. Inscr. 924	Content unclear due to fragmentary condition.
	Ostr. Oxford Bodl. Eg. Inscr. 925	List of names accompanied with an amount of money, presumably connected with payment or with receiving money.
	Ostr. Oxford Bodl. Eg. Inscr. 926	Content unclear due to fragmentary condition.
	Ostr. Oxford Bodl. Eg. Inscr. 927	..?.. is confirmed by ⸢..?..⸣ of having paid the compulsory labor tax for the 6th regnal year in an amount of ½ silver kite.
	Ostr. Oxford Bodl. Eg. Inscr. 928	Thoeris, daughter of ..?.., is confirmed by Harpaesis, son of Pouoptis, of having paid the salt tax for the 6th regnal year in an amount of ¼ silver kite. Countersigned by Stamnaichnoumis, son´of Pachnoumis and Pamenches.
	Ostr. Oxford Bodl. Eg. Inscr. 930	Pachnoumis, son of [///], is confirmed by Pa⸢..?..⸣, son of ⸢..?..⸣, of having paid (or of having received) an amount of 11 silver deben.
	Ostr. Oxford Bodl. Eg. Inscr. 931	Pelaias, son of Stamnaichnoumis, is confirmed by Stammaichnoumis, son of Thortortaios, of having paid the nḥṱ.t tax for the 15th regnal year in an amount of ⅓ silver kite.
	Ostr. Oxford Bodl. Eg. Inscr. 932	Hatres, son of Poeris, is confirmed by Belles, son of Stamnaichnoumis, of having paid the yoke tax for the 19th regnal year in an amount of 1 silver kite. The issuance was made on declaration of Tefnachthis, son of Imouthes.
	Ostr. Oxford Bodl. Eg. Inscr. 933	Patous, son of Psenchnoumis, is confirmed by Petpsen⸢///⸣, of having paid the nḥṱ.t tax for the 15th regnal year in an amount of 2 silver kite.
	Ostr. Oxford Bodl. Eg. Inscr. 934	List of persons connected with deliveries or income.
	Ostr. Oxford Bodl. Eg. Inscr. 935	Imouthes, son of Pasenis, is confirmed by Stamnaichnoumis, son of Thortortaios, of having paid the money for an unnamed tax, presumably (nḥṱ.t or yoke tax) the 17th regnal year in an amount of 2 silver kite.
	Ostr. Oxford Bodl. Eg. Inscr. 936	Account, also of wheat, with units of 3 and 2.
	Ostr. Oxford Bodl. Eg. Inscr. 937	Account, mentioning wine.
	Ostr. Oxford Bodl. Eg. Inscr. 939	Esthotes, son of Heras, is confirmed by Harpaesis of having paid a lost tax in an amount of 2 kite.
	Ostr. Oxford Bodl. Eg. Inscr. 941	Fragment of an account. Details unclear due to the state of condition.
	Ostr. Oxford Bodl. Eg. Inscr. 942	Content unclear due to the heavily faded condition of the text.
	Ostr. Oxford Bodl. Eg. Inscr. 943	Account, structured by days. Content unclear due to fragmentary condition
	Ostr. Oxford Bodl. Eg. Inscr. 944	Tathothes is confirmed by Parates, son of Eponychos, of having paid the salt tax for the 8th regnal year. Countersigned by Pelaias.
	Ostr. Oxford Bodl. Eg. Inscr. 945	Account
	Ostr. Oxford Bodl. Eg. Inscr. 946	Arianos(?), son of Peteyris, and Imouthes, son of Imouthes, are confirmed of having paid the money for palm dates for the 17th regnal year in an amount of 2,5 obols.
	Ostr. Oxford Bodl. Eg. Inscr. 949	Paosiris, son of Onnophris, is confirmed by Petepanouphis(?), son of Petamenophis, of having paid the bath tax for the 8 th regnal year in an amount of 1 obol and 0,5 kite.
	Ostr. Oxford Bodl. Eg. Inscr. 950	⸢..?..⸣, son of Pachnoumis, is confirmed by Stamnaichnoumis, son of Thotortaios, of having paid the nḥt.t tax for the 18th regnal year in an amount of 1 silver kite.
	Ostr. Oxford Bodl. Eg. Inscr. 951	Account mentioning artabas, details unclear due to condition of the text.
	Ostr. Oxford Bodl. Eg. Inscr. 952	List of names accompanied with an amount of money, presumably connected with payment or with receiving money.
	Ostr. Oxford Bodl. Eg. Inscr. 979	Content unclear due to the heavily faded condition of the text.
	Ostr. Oxford Bodl. Eg. Inscr. 981	Pathotes, son of Paesis, and Harnouphis are confirmed by Chnoum⸢..?..⸣[///], son of Pasenis, of having paid the compulsory labor tax for the 12th regnal year. Countersigned by Pachnoumis, son of Horos.
	Ostr. Oxford Bodl. Eg. Inscr. 982	Thotortaios, son of Pa..?.., is confirmed by Onnophris, son of ⸢..?..⸣ of having paid the compulsory labor tax for the 15th regnal year in an lost amount.
	Ostr. Oxford Bodl. Eg. Inscr. 983	Imouthes, son of Pasenis, is confirmed by Stamnaichnoumis, son of Thotortaios, of having paid the yoke tax for the 15th regnal year, Thot, in an amount of 2 silver kite.
	Ostr. Oxford Bodl. Eg. Inscr. 984	List of names, possibly account. Mentioning the reeds of Elephantine in unclear context.
	Ostr. Oxford Bodl. Eg. Inscr. 985	Pachnoumis, son of Pageber, is confirmed by Espmetis, son of Pathotes, of having paid the yoke tax for the 12th regnal year in an amount of 5 silver kite. The issuance was made on declaration of Harpaesis, son of Eponychos.
	Ostr. Oxford Bodl. Eg. Inscr. 986	Petenephotes(?) is confirmed by Onnophris, son of Imouthes, of having brought artabas of wheat.
	Ostr. Oxford Bodl. Eg. Inscr. 987	Account, details unclear due to condition of the text.
	Ostr. Oxford Bodl. Eg. Inscr. 988	List of persons connected with deliveries or income.
	Ostr. Oxford Bodl. Eg. Inscr. 990	Pete..?.. Senior, son of ..?.., son of Petenephotes, is confirmed of having paid for oil for a special timeframe.
	Ostr. Oxford Bodl. Eg. Inscr. 991	Preseumably account or bill. Only the last line with the amount of 1,5 talents is visible.
	Ostr. Oxford Bodl. Eg. Inscr. 992	Unclear content due to the fragmentary condition.
	Ostr. Oxford Bodl. Eg. Inscr. 993	Hatres, son of Poeris, is confirmed by Belles, son of Stamnaichnoumis, of having paid the nḥt.t tax for the 15th regnal year in an amount of 1 silver kite. The issuance was made on declaration of Harthotes, son of Pelaias.
	Ostr. Oxford Bodl. Eg. Inscr. 994	Receipt for Marres, mentioning 9 silver kite. Rest lost.
	Ostr. Oxford Bodl. Eg. Inscr. 995	Hatres, son of Poeris, is confirmed by Stamnaichnoumis, son of Thotortaios, of having paid the nḥt.t tax for the 19th regnal year in an amount of 1 silver kite.
	Ostr. Oxford Bodl. Eg. Inscr. 996	Per⸢..?..⸣ is confirmed by Pachnoumis, son of ⸢..?..⸣ , of having paid a lost tax.
	Ostr. Oxford Bodl. Eg. Inscr. 997	List of slaves, one female, connected with payment.
	Ostr. Oxford Bodl. Eg. Inscr. 998	Content unclear due to the heavily faded condition of the text.
	Ostr. Oxford Bodl. Eg. Inscr. 999+1000	List of persons connected with artabas of wheat, possibly as income(?).
	Ostr. Oxford Bodl. Eg. Inscr. 1001	[///], son of ..?.., is confirmed by Paieus of having paid the price of oil for the 11th or 12th regnal year in an amount of ⅓ silver kite.
	Ostr. Oxford Bodl. Eg. Inscr. 1002	Account of Peteharpres, concerning liquids, mats and other items, valued in kite.
	Ostr. Oxford Bodl. Eg. Inscr. 1003	List of names of priests on-duty in the temple, presumably the Chnoum temple. Here males as well we two females are mentioned. Some names had been deleted by the ancient scribe.
	Ostr. Oxford Bodl. Eg. Inscr. 1008	Harmais, son of Espmetis, is confirmed of having paid the nḥt,t tax for the 19th regnal year, in an amount of 1 silver kite.
	Ostr. Oxford Bodl. Eg. Inscr. 1009	List of persons connected with deliveries, but without mentioning the delivered items or amounts of money.
	Ostr. Oxford Bodl. Eg. Inscr. 1010	Imouthes, son of Pasenis, is confirmed by Harmais, son of Pachnoumis, of having paid the yoke tax for the 18th regnal year in an amount of 1½ silver kite.
	Ostr. Oxford Bodl. Eg. Inscr. 1013	Hatres, son of Poeris, is confirmed by Belles, son of Stamnaichnoumis, of having paid the nḥt.t tax for the 15th regnal year in an amount of ⅓ silver kite.
	Ostr. Oxford Bodl. Eg. Inscr. 1014	Paimouthes, son of Pasenis, is confirmed by [///] of having paid the price of oil and a lost tax for the 1st regnal year. Countersigned by Espmetis, son of Esyris.
	Ostr. Oxford Bodl. Eg. Inscr. 1015	Petosiris, son of Pabelles, is confirmed by Petobastis, son of Esyris, of having paid the salt tax for the 36th regnal year in an amount of ½ silver kite. Greek subscription mentioning the tax farmer Doros and the amount of money in Greek currency.
	Ostr. Oxford Bodl. Eg. Inscr. 1016	unknown
	Ostr. Oxford Bodl. Eg. Inscr. 1017	List of names of priests on-duty in the temple, presumably the Chnoum temple.
	Ostr. Oxford Bodl. Eg. Inscr. 1018	Haronnophris, son of Haryothes, is confirmed by Paieus of having paid the ..?.. tax for the 12th regnal year in an amount of ½ silver kite.
	Ostr. Oxford Bodl. Eg. Inscr. 1019	Harmais, son of Esminis, is confirmed by Phagonis, son of Pathothes, of having paid to him 1,5 silver kite. The receipt was written by Pikos.
	Ostr. Oxford Bodl. Eg. Inscr. 1021	Horos, son of Imouthes, is confirmed by Harmais, son of Pachnoumis, of having paid the yoke tax for the 17th regnal year, in an amount of ¼ kite.
	Ostr. Oxford Bodl. Eg. Inscr. 1022	[///] and Payris are confirmed by Horos of having paid the compulsory labor tax for the 6th regnal year in an amount of 2/3 silver kite.
	Ostr. Oxford Bodl. Eg. Inscr. 1023	Ta-..?.. is confirmed by Pa[///] of having paid the compulsory labor tax for the 13th regnal year, in an amount of 2 kite.
	Ostr. Oxford Bodl. Eg. Inscr. 1024	Thotortaios, son of Esyris, is confirmed by Stamnaichnoumis, son of Thotortaios, , of having paid the yoke tax and the nḥṱ.t tax for the 17th regnal year in an amount of 1(?) silver kite (each?).
	Ostr. Oxford Bodl. Eg. Inscr. 1025	Pelaias, son of Stamnaichnoumis, is confirmed by Stamnaichnoumis, son of Thotortaios, of having paid the yoke tax for the 15th regnal year in an amount of 2 silver kite.
	Ostr. Oxford Bodl. Eg. Inscr. 1026	Tahemes is confirmed by Harmiysis of having paid the salt tax for the 8th regnal year in an amount of 3 obols. Countersigned by Parates, son of Payris.
	Ostr. Oxford Bodl. Eg. Inscr. 1027	Imouthes, son of Pasenis, is confirmed by Stamnaichnoumis, son of Thotortaios, of having paid the nḥṱ.t tax for the 18th regnal year in an amount of ½ kite.
	Ostr. Oxford Bodl. Eg. Inscr. 1028	account on oil.
	Ostr. Oxford Bodl. Eg. Inscr. 1029	Imouthes, son of Pasenis, is confirmed by Stamnaichnoumis, son of Thotortaios, of having paid the salt tax for the 19th regnal year in an amount of ½ kite.
	Ostr. Oxford Bodl. Eg. Inscr. 1030	Receipt listing deliveries of wheat.
	Ostr. Oxford Bodl. Eg. Inscr. 1032	Content unclear due to the heavily faded condition of the text.
	Ostr. Oxford Bodl. Eg. Inscr. 1033	Horos, son of Harmachoros, is confirmed by Petemestous, son of Patous, of having paid the salt tax for the 18th regnal year in an amount of ⅓ ½ ¼ kite. oil ??
	Ostr. Oxford Bodl. Eg. Inscr. 1034	List of male names. Due to the broken off line endings, it remains unclear weather this was a list of priests on duty or an account.
	Ostr. Oxford Bodl. Eg. Inscr. 1035	Account mentioning at least two fmales. Lower part lost.
	Ostr. Oxford Bodl. Eg. Inscr. 1036	Pikos, son of Petekhenpokrates, and Horonouchis, son of ..?.., are confirmed by an anonymus of having paid 247 drachmas in a month.
	Ostr. Oxford Bodl. Eg. Inscr. 1045	List of names of priests on-duty in the temple, presumably the Chnoum temple.
	Ostr. Oxford Bodl. Eg. Inscr. 1356	Text with unclear content.
	Ostr. Oxford Ashm. O. dem. 797	List of persons connected with deliveries or income.
	Ostr. Oxford Ashm. O. dem. 800	Petosiris, son of Espmetis Junior, is confirmed by Harpaesis, son of Herieus of having paid the poll tax for the 31st regnal year in an amount of 4 stater.
	Ostr. Oxford Ashm. O. dem. 902	Ostracon with currently unknown text. Mentin of Satet the Great, mistress of Elephantine.
	Ostr. Oxford Ashm. O. dem. 905	Thykas, son of Zenodoros, is confirmed of having paid the wool tax for the 18th regnal year in an amount of 1 obol. Identification of the scribe by the hand.
	Pap. Oxford Ashm. 1932-1159 (Pap. Dodgson )	Statement of divine oracular judgement. The deified person Espmetis, son of Petearensnouphis resp. of Chnoum tells to an unnamed questioner the divine judgement concerning two men, Petra, son of Psenpaouer, and Petosiris, son of Espmetis. The questioner might be instructed to exhibit this causa before the deity and to inform afterwards the judges abount the divine answer. Petra seems to have drunk liquids designated for libation offers.
	Ostr. Cairo EM SR 12464 / 1	Taimouthes and Tameter, daughters of Pasenis, are confirmed by Schesbet, son of Pouoptis, of having paid the rate for the salt tax for the 36th regnal year, in an amount of 0,5 kite (0,25 kite for each).
	Ostr. Cairo EM SR 12464 / 2	Sisois, wife of Seharpchepesh, is confirmed by Patous, son of Horos, of having paid the rate for the salt tax for the 7th regnal year, in an amount of 0,25 kite. Countersigned by Paretis, son of Payris, and Harsiesis, son of Pouoptis.
	Ostr. Cairo EM SR 12464 / 3	Senepmous, wife of Espmetis, is confirmed by Harpesis, son of Pouoptis, of having paid the rate for the salt tax for the 12th regnal year, in an amount of 0,25 kite. Countersigned by Panas, son of Nechthotes, and Spotous, son of Patous.
	Ostr. Cairo EM SR 12464 / 4	Portis, son of Espmetis, is confirmed by Belles, son of Stamnaichnoumis, of having paid the rate for the compulsory labor tax for the 32nd regnal year, in an amount of 0,5 kite.
	Ostr. Cairo EM SR 12465 / 1	Espmetis, son of Pmenches, is confirmed by Spotous, son of Petepiphis, of having paid the rate for the compulsory labor tax for the 3rd regnal year, in an amount of 0,5 kite. Countersigned by Pyrros, son of Harmais.
	Ostr. Cairo EM SR 12465 / 2	Pachnoumis, son of Phibis, is confirmed by Petemestous, son of Patous, of having paid the price of oil for the 20th regnal year Thoth, in an amount of ⅓ kite.
	Ostr. Cairo EM SR 12465 / 3	Harpaesis, son of Pasenis, is confirmed by Petemestous, son of Patous, of having paid the price of oil for the 20th regnal year Thoth, in an amount of ⅓ kite.
	Ostr. Cairo EM SR 12465 / 4	Espmetis, son of Panechotes, is confirmed by Stamnaichnoumis, son of Thotortaios, of having paid the rate for the nḥṱ.t tax for the 19th regnal year, in an amount of 1 kite = ½ stater.
	Ostr. Cairo EM SR 12465 / 5	Peteyris, son of Petetjai, is confirmed by Petepiphis, son of Pachnoumis, of having paid montly rates for an unnamed tax for the 18th regnal year, in an amount of 4 1/16 kite. Following is a itemization of payments for single months.
	Pedest. Elephantine, excavation DAIK O F 205 + [unknown]	Dedicatory inscription on a statue base from Pelaias, son of Bienchis, who has erected a group statue of Ptolemaios VI., Kleopatra II. and Ptolemaios Eupator. The Demotic and the Greek texts are parallel.
	Ostr. Lost = TM 40240	Pekes, son of Peteirou, and Peteharendotes, son of Petebastis, are confirmed by a person not mentioned in the publication of having paid a rate for an alike unnamed tax type for the 8th regnal year. Greek subscription, partly unknown, with the name presumably of the tax farmer and the date.
	Ostr. Lost = TM 40241	A[///] is confirmed by a person not mentioned in the publication of having paid a rate for an alike unnamed tax type for the 12th regnal year. Greek subscription, partly unknown, with the name possibly of the payer as Aleses.
	Ostr. Lost = TM ?a	Receipt mentioning the names of persons who lease land, together with the amount of payment. (According to J.-V. Scheill)
	Ostr. Lost = TM ?b	Oath by Pamonthes, son of Pachnoumis, dated to a 15th regnal year (According to J.-V. Scheill who mentioned this piece briefly.)
	Ostr. Oxford Bodl. Eg. Inscr. 953	Notification by Psempmous to Psenchnoumis, son of [///], of taxable land on basis of the land survey, and the amount to be paid in wheat and barley. l. 4-5 Greek subscription of Hermophilos: notification of the size of the taxable land and the tax amount to be paid
	Ostr. Oxford Bodl. Gr. Inscr. 3032	Fragment of letter or notification concerning 14 artabas of wheat with a date at the end. Handwriting ptolemaic. Demotic (ERC Elephantine, Moje): Demotic subscription with issuer, date, mentioning of the 14 artabas of wheat.
	Ostr. Paris, Louvre OGL 0132	Smetis, son of Psammetichos, is confirmed of having paid the rate for the salt tax for the 35th regnal year, in an amount of 2 drachmas. The payment was made through the tax farmer Doros. Repetition of tax type and amount, also in Greek, by Petepiphis (according to the characteristic palaeography). Demotic countersignature by Potemetous, son of Psintaes, giving only his name.
	Ostr. Paris, Louvre OGL 1834	Sme[tis] is confirmed by an unnamed person of having paid the rate for the salt tax for the 35th regnal year, in an amount of 1 drachma. The payment was made through the tax farmer Doros. Repetition of tax type and amount, also in Greek. Demotic subscription with date, countersigner Potemetous, son of Psintaes.
	Ostr. Paris, Louvre OGL 0100	Osoroeris is confirmed by an unnamed person of having paid the rate for the perfum production(?) tax for the 3rd regnal year, in an amount of 1 drachma. The payment was made through the tax farmer Doros. Demotic subscription with date and amount in Egyptian currency.
	Ostr. Paris, Louvre OGL 1182	Tameeok is confirmed by tax famer Doros of having paid the rate for the salt tax for the 25th regnal year, in an amount of 1,5 obols. Demotic countersignature by Pasbet, with date.
	Ostr. Paris, Louvre OGL 1835	Pates, son of Imouthes, and Tilous, his mother, are confirmed by tax farmer Doros of having paid the rate for the salt tax for the 25th regnal year, in an amount of 4 resp. 1,75 obols. Demotic countersignature by Pasbet, with date.
	Ostr. Paris, Louvre OGL 0117	Pates, son of Imouthes, is confirmed by tax farmer Doros of having paid the rate for the compulsory labor tax tax for the 26th regnal year, in an amount of 2 drachmas. Demotic countersignature by Potemetous, son of Psentotes.
	Ostr. Paris, Louvre OGL 0129	Pates, son of Imouthes, is confirmed by tax farmer Doros of having paid the rate for the compulsory labor tax tax for the 4th regnal year, in an amount of 2 drachmas. Demotic countersignature by Espmetis, son of Petepiphis, amount in Egyptian currency as 1 kite, date.
	Ostr. Paris, Louvre OGL 1836	Pates, his wife Timasi, and and his mother Tilous are confirmed by Doros of having paid the rate for the salt tax tax for the 11th regnal year, in an amount of 4 obols, 1,5 obols and 1,5 obols. Demotic countersignature by Espmetis, son of Petepiphis, given as the attorney of Pachnoumis, son of Psenamounis.
	Ostr. Uppsala, Gustavianum VM 701+610 (+ Oxford, Ashmolean Museum D. O. A-24)	List of names with professions, presumably belonging to the Chnoum temple staff, with account of their income(?)
	Ostr. Oxford Ashm. A-24 [+ Ostr. Uppsala, Gustavianum VM 701+610]
	Pap. Vindob. D 10150	Espmetis, son of Bochorinis, transfers to his daughter Seniah a third of each of the income of his offices as a scribe-of-the-chest and as a scribe-of-allotment. Persons acting against this contract should pay 5 kite from the "bank" Treasury-of-Ptah. The document was written by a Chnoum tempel schribe.
	Pap. Vindob. D 10152+10153+[without no.]	Espmetis, son of Bochorinis, transfers to his daughter Seniah a third of each of the income of his offices as a scribe-of-the-chest and as a scribe-of-allotment. Persons acting against this contract should pay 5 kite from the "bank" Treasury-of-Ptah. The document was written by a Chnoum tempel schribe.
	Ostr. Strasbourg, BibNat O. gr.-dem. 50	Receipt of the bank of Syene, written by the scribe Ptolemaios, dated in year 5 (Ptol. III.). A person is confirmed of having paid 4 drachmas for salt tax of the 3rd regnal year and further 4 dr. perhaps for the 4th year?, in total 8 drachmas. Demotic subscription mentioning 3 kite and a certain Horos, son of Haryotes. Relationship of both texts unclear due to heavy damage of the entire text.
	Ostr. Uppsala, Gustavianum VM 1385	Convex: Eschnoumis, son of Pamenis, is confirmed by Plous, son of Horos, of having paid the rate for the yoke tax for the 12th(?) regnal year, in an lost amount. Concave: Eschnoumis, son of Pamenis (the same person!) is confirmed by Chnoum-..?.. of having paid the rate for the yoke tax for the 12th regnal year, in an lost amount.
	Ostr. Uppsala, Gustavianum VM 829	List of priests on duty. Bginning and end of the text are entirely lost.
	Ostr. Uppsala, Gustavianum VM 831	Excerpt from a (papyrus?) list of male priests on duty in a 10th regnal year. The responsible two priests change every two month.
	Ostr. Uppsala, Gustavianum VM 151 [sic, erroneous number]	Nechtes is confirmed by Petemestous, son of Patous, of having paid the price of oil for the 15th regnal year Phaophi in an amount of ¼ kite.
	Ostr. London, BM EA 14126	Harthotes, son of Pelaias, is confirmed by Pasenis, son of Pachnoumis, of having paid the rate for the nḥṱ.t tax for the 12th regnal year in an amount of 4½ kite.
	Ostr. London, BM EA 14075	Petosorsmetis, son of Petosorsmetis, is confirmed by Petosorsmetis, son of Petephaus, of having paid the poll tax for the 6th regnal year, in an amount of 4 stater.
	Ostr. Uppsala, Gustavianum VM 638	Probably description of the accompanying depiction of a soldier. Readable are only the words "Nubian" and "merchandising". Wangstedt considers this depiction as a soldier belonging to a trade expedition southwards.
	Ostr. Oxford Ashm. O. dem. 306	List of expenses given to priests from an Isis temple, presumably as their income. The male priests earn together 6 talents, 46 deben, the sole female priestess 130 deben. The not disbursed rest from the available total of 7 talents, 187 deben, 5 kite is 311 deben, 5 kite.
	Pap. Padua, Museo Civico [unknown]	This is the draft of a letter to be send from Elephantine to Elkab. Beneath different matters, partly unclear due to the lost of the middle part, the main topic is the request of outstanding grain.
	Ostr. München, SMÄK ÄS 1912	Receipt mentioning the delay in payment of Espmetis, of Imouthes, to Psennesis, son of Pchoiris.
	St. Elephantine, excavation DAIK O	dedication "rn mn" before Chnoum
	Pap. Vindob. D 10151	Espmetis, son of Petosiris and his mother Ruru, transfers to Haryotes, son of Amosis and his mother Merib, the income of six month+25 days from his offices of a scribe-of-the-chest and a scribe-of-allotment, in exchange for the income of seven month and [///] days from an not specified office from the Chnoum-Arensnouphis temple administration. Autographic signature of the transferer (= 1st contractant).
	Tablet London, BM EA 29518	Receipt concerning payment of the surcharge tax pꜣ wṱ., mentioned in Greek texs as "diagraphómena". Within the damaged lines, dates(?) with their payment account are listed. The editor W. Brunsch assumed that this may be the full settlement of a tax farmer.
	Ostr. London, BM EA 43584	Aky is confirmed by Petemestous, son of Patous, of having paid the price of oil of the months Pharmouthi and Phamenoth, without giving a year, in an amount of ½ kite.
	Pap. Berlin P. 13558/a
	Pap. Berlin P. 13558/b
	Pap. Cairo EM X	Fragments from a Vita of Pachomius. Denoted "Codex S20" by the editor of the Vitae Pachomii and this particular text, Lefort. He says that the closest parallel to this text can be found in the Arabic version only (Amelinaeu, Annales du Musee Guimet, XVII, Paris 1889).
	Pap. Vatican, Biblioteca Apostolica Vaticana Gr. 18	Homer, Ilias 13, 6-14, etc
	Pap. Berlin P. 11306
	Pap. Paris, AIBL P. Clermont-Ganneau 3
	Pap. München, BSB, Pap.graec.mon. 216	Zauberformel
	Pap. London, British Library Pap 114 (Bankes Homer)	Homer, Ilias 24
	Perg. Cairo EM JdE 71942
	Vessel unknown location unknown
	Vessel London, BM Q 2210
	Vessel London, BM Q 2231 bis
	Vessel Frankfurt, Liebieghaus 2400.301	inscription on oil lamp
	Paris, Bibliothèque Nationale 7192	Fragments of the Qurʾān, Sūra Hūd and Sūra Yūsuf. The text is about Joseph's story with his brothers, and what happened to him in Egypt.
	Vessel Berlin ÄM 18429
	Vessel Berlin ÄM 18432
	Pap. Padua, Museo Civico Aramaic Papyrus 1	Letter re: salary, garments, and journey; greetings sent to the Temple of YHW in Elephantine and blessing from YHW invoked
	Pap. Oxford Bodl. MS. Gr. class. c. 67 (P) fr.	Fragment of correspondence on corn transport
	Pap. Oxford Bodl. Gr. Inscr. MS. Gr. class. d. 106 (P) fr.	Fragment of correspondence on corn transport
	Pap. Oxford Bodl. Gr. Inscr. MS. Gr. class. d. 109 (P) fr. [22]	Fragment of correspondence on corn transport
	Pap. Oxford Bodl. Gr. Inscr. MS. Gr. class. d. 109 (P) fr. [26]	Fragment of correspondence on corn transport
	Pap. Oxford Bodl. Gr. Inscr. MS. Gr. class. d. 110 (P) fr. [20]	Fragment of correspondence on corn transport
	Pap. Oxford Bodl. Gr. Inscr. MS. Gr. class. e. 104 (P) fr. [17] + e. 105 (P) fr. [17]	Fragment of a notification of shipment of corn to Syene
	Pap. Oxford Bodl. Gr. Inscr. MS. Gr. class. e. 105 (P) fr. [18]	Fragment of a notification of shipment of corn to Syene
	Pap. Oxford Bodl. Gr. Inscr. MS. Gr. class. e. 106 (P) fr. [15]	Fragment of a certificate of shipment of corn to Syene
	Pap. Oxford Bodl. Gr. Inscr. MS. Gr. class. e. 106 (P) fr. [16]	Fragment of a certificate of shipment of corn to Syene
	Pap. Oxford Bodl. Gr. Inscr. MS. Gr. class. e. 106 (P) fr. [19]	Fragment of a notification of shipment of corn to Syene
	Pap. Oxford Bodl. Gr. Inscr. MS. Gr. class. e. 106 (P) fr. [24]	Fragment of correspondence on corn transport
	Pap. Oxford Bodl. Gr. Inscr. MS. Gr. class. e. 106 (P) fr. [27]	Fragment of correspondence on corn transport
	Pap. New York, Brooklyn Museum 47.218.153 = 47.218.17f	Perhaps the end of a ration list.
	St. Frankfurt, Liebieghaus 1647	Stela inscription
	Pap. Paris, AIBL P. Clermont-Ganneau 4 c	Fragment of incertain content
	Ostr. London, Petrie Museum UC 32655	Receipt of praktor Sanmous for contribution for river police boats of year 3 and 2 of Hadrian, paid by Pachnoubis, son of Phanopis (= Pachnoubis, son of Phanophis, O.Wilck. 94, SB 9545, 25); written by the scribe Sarapion. Museum: "Pottery ostracon, with 5 lines of Greek, receipt of river guard tax."
	Ostr. Brighton, Museum 281476	Receipt of Antiochos Kassianos and his associate supervisors of the Sacred gate of Soene through the assistant Phanophis for trade tax, paid by Petorzmethis, son of Peteuris and the mother Tisatis; with signature of Antiochos Cassianus
	Ostr. Vindob. D O. Aram. 2
	Ostr. Vindob. D G. O. 556	Receipt of Ammonios, son Ammonios, praktor and scribe, for poll tax of year 5 of Claudius, paid by Soros(?), son of Pachompos; with signature of the scribe
	Ostr. London, BM EA 26532	Vague. In the last line "to Daniel (...)oros."
	Ostr. London, BM EA 45036
	Ostr. London, BM EA 45035
	Ostr. London, BM EA 14204	List of priests on duty in two columns connected with a special day (2nd of Thoth). The heading is unfortunately heavily damaged, so that the context remains unclear.
	Ostr. London, BM EA 14111	Part of a private letter. The surviving text is part of the usual introduction and greeting, and a few other words.
	Ostr. London, BM EA 14108	On the convex side the end of a hire-payment document (contract, agreement?) can be seen: "I am letting out for hire (...) twenty (...) of Khoiak (...)" The text on the concave side is unclear: it is the beginning of a document signalled by the cross at the beginning of line 1. In ll.4 and 6 the name Johannes stands. Maybe a list of some sort?
	Ostr. London, BM EA 14099	After the cross sign which signals the beginning of a document, the word "logos" with the definite article ("the account") can be read. The rest is too faded with too few remnants to interpret.
	Ostr. London, BM EA 14098	Undeterminable. Small fragment with few letters remaining.
	Ostr. London, BM EA 14089	Wine account. Numbers are written out as words, and probably ⲕⲟⲉⲓⲥ "a vessel for liquids" is mentioned.
	Ostr. London, BM EA 14085	"I have given a fourth to the . . . . . of the brethren."~"I have finished the oil in the fourty . . . the Great Easter."
	Ostr. London, BM EA 14082	Joseph is writing to someone (possibly 2nd person plural).
	Ostr. London, BM EA 14079	Too little text remains to determine. In l.2 maybe "twelve of"?
	Ostr. London, BM EA 14077	A letter, probably from an [I]sak to a fellow monk, of equal status judging from the word "brother" (rather than "father" or "son") used. He is reporting about a meeting and conversation with another person, about spiritual issues: ll.3-5: I come out and I say to him "It is an empty grace, of the empty man."
	Ostr. London, BM EA 14067
	Ostr. London, BM EA 14009	Unclear content due to the fragmentary condition.
	Ostr. London, BM EA 12454	Too little to determine. In l.2: maybe ⲕⲟⲉⲓⲥ "vessel for liquids" can be seen.
	Ostr. London, BM EA 12446	Too little text to determine.
	Ostr. London, BM EA 12193	document of incertain content
	Ostr. London, BM EA 12192	(...) my soul (...), as my soul (...), my soul is elevated, (...) my soul blesses (...)
	Ostr. London, BM EA 12191	Convex seems to be an account of some sort. Concave is the beginning of a document, but perhaps not completed.
	Ostr. London, BM EA 12190	Convex: the Coptic text seems to be a list or account of some sort with numbers, quantities, (products?). Concave: seems to contain a list as well.
	Ostr. London, BM EA 12189	Too little and faded to determine.
	Ostr. London, BM EA 12188	Too little to determine, but possibly a letter from [I]eremias.
	Ostr. London, BM EA 12187	undeterminable
	Ostr. London, BM EA 12186	undeterminable
	Ostr. London, BM EA 12185	Too little to determine.
	Ostr. London, BM EA 12184	Numbers and occasions/times are mentioned, and oil - recipe? Prescription?
	Ostr. London, BM EA 12183	Too little text to interpret fully. Writer is ready to go to addressee (?), something urgent/important is mentioned.
	Ostr. London, BM EA 12182	Too fragmentary to determine.
	Ostr. London, BM EA 12181	Undeterminable.
	Ostr. London, BM EA 12180	"(...) as you want (...) to a dwelling (?) place (...)" Probably a private letter.
	Ostr. London, BM EA 12178	undeterminable
	Ostr. London, BM EA 12177	Undeterminable.
	Ostr. London, BM EA 12176	Does not seem to be a name list used for accounting, wages or the like. Probably rather a writing practice. convex: Eiaphetes; Mena and Jako(b); concave: (..)lamon; (Joh)annes, Eisit(orus?); (Joha)nnes, Menas
	Ostr. London, BM EA 12158	beginning of a letter from Terouterous to Iohannes? contents not recognizable. The name Terouterous is attested in the Patermouthis-archive.
	Ostr. London, BM EA 12138	Fragment of an account of money
	Ostr. London, BM EA 12137	receipt of the scribe Leon for cheironaxion of year 14 of Trajan
	Ostr. London, BM EA 12136	Undeterminable.
	Ostr. London, BM EA 12131	Undeterminable.
	Ostr. London, BM EA 12121	Contents not to be determined. Account or letter, the word "logos" can be read.
	Ostr. London, BM EA 12076	Undeterminable.
	Ostr. London, BM EA 12074	Not determinable, only a few letters extant.
	Ostr. London, BM EA 14219
	Ostr. London, BM EA 133028
	Leiden, RMO AT 85f	receipt of Petorzmethis, praktor of Elephantine, for merismoi of two statues for Antinoos and for river police boats and stationos.
	Ostr. Leiden, RMO BA 210	receipt of Domitius Phannianus and Germanus, praktores, for merismoi of year 12 of Antoninus.
	Ostr. Oslo, Private Collection Schøyen MS 1910	Receipt of Phanophis, praktor argyrikon Elephantines, for contributions of year 19 of Antoninus, paid by Petorzmethis, son of Petorzmethis and the mother Senzmethis, for certificates of billeting (diplon), river police boats (potamophylakidos), towing of boats (parolkon) and guard posts (stationos).
	Pap. New York, Brooklyn Museum 47.218.89 (+ 47.218.152 + 47.218.155 frag. 4)	Marriage contract of the dowry of Tamet daughter of Meshullan son of Zaccur. Made between Ananiah son of Azariah and Meshullam. Unique is an addemdum discussing the rights to Tamet's son Pilti. Ananiah is a Judean priestly servant at Elephantine and Tamet is an Aramean of Syene.
	Pap. New York, Brooklyn Museum 47.218.88	Anani gives his house to his daughter, Jehoishma. Explicitly stipulates that the house is not part of the marriage contract.
	Pap. New York, Brooklyn Museum 47.218.90a-b	Mešullam manumits his female-servant, Tapamet, and gives ownership of Mešullam's and Tapamet's daughter Yahyišmaˁ to her. Tapamet and Yahyišmaˁ then pledge to stay in the service of Mešullam until his death. Mešullam's son Zakkûr is explicitly cited; he has no claim to Tapamet when Mešullam dies.
	Pap. New York, Brooklyn Museum 47.218.92	.The contract designates the southern room of the ˁAnanî's house to pass to Yahôyišmaˁ at ˁAnanî's death.
	Pap. New York, Brooklyn Museum 47.218.94	Anani (Ananiah) b. Azariah and Tamut (Tpmt) sell to their son-in-law, Anani (Ananiah) b. Haggai, the house purchased in papyrus Kraeling 3.
	Pap. New York, Brooklyn Museum 47.218.95a-b	Bagazušt and Ūbīl sell a house to Ananiah b. Azariah .The seller of the property is a Caspian woman. She is also considered a member of a Persian detachment (דגל).
	Ostr. Wimborne Minster, Private collection Bankes 7	too faded for determining the character of the text
	Ostr. Wimborne Minster, Private collection Bankes 8	decoration
	Ostr. Wimborne Minster, Private collection Bankes 10	too faded for determining the character of the text
	Ostr. Wimborne Minster, Private collection Bankes 28	too faded for determining the character of the text
	Ostr. Wimborne Minster, Private collection Bankes 68	too faded for determining the character of the text
	Ostr. Wimborne Minster, Private collection Bankes 91	too faded for determining the character of the text
	Ostr. Wimborne Minster, Private collection Bankes 97	too faded for determining the character of the text
	Ostr. Wimborne Minster, Private collection Bankes 99	too faded for determining the character of the text
	Ostr. Wimborne Minster, Private collection Bankes 104	too faded for determining the character of the text
	Ostr. Wimborne Minster, Private collection Bankes 118	too faded for determining the character of the text
	Ostr. Wimborne Minster, Private collection Bankes 119	too faded for determining the character of the text
	Ostr. Wimborne Minster, Private collection Bankes 158	too faded for determining the character of the text
	Ostr. Wimborne Minster, Private collection Bankes 172	too faded for determining the character of the text
	Ostr. Wimborne Minster, Private collection Bankes 184	too faded for determining the character of the text
	Ostr. Wimborne Minster, Private collection Bankes 190	too faded for determining the character of the text
	Ostr. Wimborne Minster, Private collection Bankes 193	too faded for determining the character of the text
	Ostr. Wimborne Minster, Private collection Bankes 204	too faded for determining the character of the text
	Ostr. Wimborne Minster, Private collection Bankes 205	too faded for determining the character of the text
	Ostr. Wimborne Minster, Private collection Bankes 206	too faded for determining the character of the text
	Ostr. Wimborne Minster, Private collection Bankes 208	too faded for determining the character of the text
	Ostr. Oxford Bodl. Gr. Inscr. 1940	drawing of a soldier
	Ostr. Paris, AIBL CIS, Clermont-Ganneau no. 257
	Pap. Berlin P. 13444 A- (frags.) P. 13444-7, P. 13444-8, P. 13444-9, P. 13444-11, P. 13444-12, P. 23140-5, P. 23140-59	Contract. Meaning uncertain. Mention of satisfaction clause possible interogation. Partial penalty clause survives. Witnesses are Aramean (general Semitic names) and Egyptians. Demotic (ERC Elephantine, Moje): One line is written in Demotic, as this wittness was obviously not able to write Aramaic.
	Ostr. Wimborne Minster, Private collection Bankes 17	Order to ʿAbdallāh for payment or delivery Something to someone called Muḥammed
	Ostr. Wimborne Minster, Private collection Bankes 30	too faded for determining the character of the text Unspecified text on dark ostracon, the writing difficult to see
	Ostr. Wimborne Minster, Private collection Bankes 121	too faded for determining the character of the text
	Ostr. Wimborne Minster, Private collection Bankes 151	Private letter on ostraca, a few words remains.
	Ostr. Wimborne Minster, Private collection Bankes 159	Basmala exist, and the rest of the text is erased in several places.
	Ostr. Wimborne Minster, Private collection Bankes 179	Unspecified text on dark ostraca.
	Ostr. Wimborne Minster, Private collection Bankes 203	Order for payment or delivery good wool and fur on ostraca.
	(other) New York, Brooklyn Museum 16.99a-d
	(other) Berlin ÄM 18464	This is only known example of an incised wooden label from Egypt, and one of the very few incised Aramaic objects from Elephantine. The name on the label is not known elsewhere in the corpus.
	(other) Berlin ÄM 18468	This wooden object appears at first glance to be a stamp seal, but the inscription is not mirrored.
	(other) Berlin ÄM 19435	It is uncertain if the name on the leaf is a writer's note or the owner's name.
	Ostr. Oxford Bodl. Aram. Inscr. 1
	Ostr. Oxford Bodl. Aram. Inscr. 2
	Ostr. Oxford Bodl. Aram. Inscr. 3
	Ostr. Oxford Bodl. Aram. Inscr. 4
	Ostr. Oxford Bodl. Aram. Inscr. 6
	Ostr. Oxford Bodl. Aram. Inscr. 7
	Ostr. München, SMÄK ÄS 898
	Ostr. München, SMÄK ÄS 899
	Ostr. London, BM EA 14420
	Ostr. Elephantine, excavation DAIK O 1440
	Ostr. Elephantine, excavation DAIK O 1441	One name.
	Ostr. Elephantine, excavation DAIK O 1505	Notice that Peṭḥnum couried 3 loads of wood.
	Ostr. Cairo EM JdE 35468 a	Letter tracking the Marzeaḥ silver payment.
	Ostr. Cairo EM JdE 35468 b
	Ostr. Cairo EM JdE 35468 c
	Ostr. Cairo EM JdE 43464 b
	Ostr. Cairo EM JdE 43464 c	Label of an inventory of vessels donated to the Khnum temple.
	Ostr. Cairo EM JdE 43464 d
	Ostr. Cairo EM JdE 49624
	Ostr. Cairo EM JdE 49625
	Ostr. Cairo EM JdE 49635
	Ostr. Moskva, Pushkinskij muzej I.1.d. Li.b 1029
	Ostr. Moskva, Pushkinskij muzej I.1.d. Li.b 1030
	Ostr. Cambridge (UK) University Library 131-133
	Pap. New York, Brooklyn Museum 47.218.150 (+) 47.218.97 (+) 47.218.155 frags.	The marriage of Ananiah b. Haggai and Yehoyishma
	Pap. New York, Brooklyn Museum 47.218.151	Shewa b. Zekariah reports the end of the reign of king Amyrtaeus and the beginning of the rule of King Nepherites I
	Pap. New York, Brooklyn Museum 47.218.152	A temple servant of Yaho lends an unknown commodity worth silver. A transfer of property from Mika to Anani (Annaniah) b. Azariah .
	Pap. New York, Brooklyn Museum 47.218.12	Beginning of a document of wifehood of an unkown member of Iddin-Nabu's detatchment.
	Pap. New York, Brooklyn Museum 47.218.13	Letter from an unknown sender to an unknown sender.
	Pap. New York, Brooklyn Museum 47.218.32
	Pap. New York, Brooklyn Museum 47.218.91	Ananiah gives his wife Tamut half a house
	Pap. Paris, AIBL -CIS Aram. AI Pap. 1 (RÉS 246)	This is rare example of a product inventory.
	Pap. Paris, AIBL Aram. 2 - 4
	Pap. Padua, Museo Civico Aramaic Papyrus 2	Letter re: unknown object, legal suit
	Pap. Padua, Museo Civico Aramaic Papyrus 3
	Pap. Leiden, RMO F 1976/11.4	Contract between Barznarva, who goes by the name of Patû and is a Bactrian from Elephantine and Yedanyah who holds possession-status
	Pap. Cairo EM JdE 37108
	Pap. Cairo EM JdE 37109	Contract about apportionment of slaves between Mahseiha and Jedaniah sons of Nathan. They dived between them two of Mibtahiahh's four Egyptian slaves, both branded with their mother's name. Petosiri is assigned to Jedaniah and Bela to Mahseiah. Mother Tabi and her third child Lilu were left for future division. Written by an Aramaen scribe the document was attested by four Jewish witnesses.
	Pap. Cairo EM JdE 37110	Eshor son of Djeho to Mahseiah son of Jedania. The Egyptian royal builder Eshor approached the father of the desired bride, the widow Mibtahiah. Granted hsi request in exchange for a ten-shekel mohar, he invested her in her new status. Several supralinera additions suggest last minute changes of the detailed enumeration of the items of her dowry. A guarantee of the bride's pecuniary rights during the marriage and in case of repudiation is given. Eshor could not alienate his property without Mibtahiah's consent.
	Pap. Cairo EM JdE 37111	The brothers Menahem and Ananiah, the grandsons of Shelomam sued Jedaniah and Masehiah before the Chief of the Troop Commander. After interrogation the brothers satisfied the claimants.
	Pap. Cairo EM JdE 37113	Jedaniah son of Hoshaiah son of Uriah to Jedaniah and Mahseiah sons of Nathan. A nephew of Jezaniah, Mibtahiah's first husband withdrew from Jezaniah's house in favor of Mibtahiah's children from her second husband, named Nathan. The standard ten karsh penalty was applied and eight Jewish witnessess signed.
	Pap. Cairo EM JdE 43465	Request for letter of recommendation (second draft) from Jedaniah and his colleagues the priets to Bagavahya governor of Judah concerning the reconstruction of the temple (see TAD A 4.7.)
	Pap. Cairo EM JdE 43466	This is a fragmentary letter from Achaemenes, Bagadana, Peteese, Harwodi and their colleagues to the satrap Arsames regarding a share. It illustrates the bureaucratic practice of "putting everything in writing".
	Pap. Cairo EM JdE 43467	This is a draft of an offer of payment for the reconstruction of the tempel from Jedaniah, son of Gemaariah, Mauzi, son of Nathan, Shemaiah, son of Haggai, Hosea son of Jathom and Hosea, son of Nattum. These are Syrians hereditary property-holders in Elephantine (line 6). They commit themselves not to offer animal sacrifices but only incense and meal offering.
	Pap. Cairo EM JdE 43468	Letter concerning a field as a hereditary lease. with an injustice that was done.
	Pap. Cairo EM JdE 43470	Fragments a and b are part of list of items or payments exchanged in a marriage contract. Fragment c likely belongs to a defension clause and is, therefore, not part of a wifehood document, but rather a property exchange.
	Pap. Cairo EM JdE 43471	Letter with a report of conflict and request for assistance. Using the standard pagan salutation formula an unnkown person informs Jedaniah, Mauziah and Uria, the leadres of activities at the court of Arsames where he and his followers were bested by Egyptians offering bribes. A Counter offer involving goods could help to ease the anger. Finally Pasu from Elephantine arrives.
	Pap. Cairo EM JdE 43472	Letter with recommendation to aid two benefactors Mauziah son of Nathan to Jedaniah, Uriah and the priests, Mattan son of Jashobiah (and) Berechiah
	Pap. Cairo EM JdE 43473
	Pap. Cairo EM JdE 43474
	Pap. Cairo EM JdE 43475
	Pap. Cairo EM JdE 43476	This letter reports on the status of prisoners who appear to have been tried for theft in Elephantine. The report asks that no other judicial decision (here "decree") be issued about/to them.
	Pap. Cairo EM JdE 43477	Letter from Hosea son of Nathan to his brother Haggus son of Hodo regarding teh borrowing, selling and transporting (120 karsh, garments, tunic, Memphis, )
	Pap. Cairo EM JdE 43478
	Pap. Cairo EM JdE 43479	List of names with check marks, followed by total of rations distributed for years 4 and 5 to the Syene troop. Other troops probably also included in the latter totals.
	Pap. Cairo EM JdE 43480
	Pap. Cairo EM JdE 43481
	Pap. Cairo EM JdE 43482
	Pap. Cairo EM JdE 43483
	Pap. Cairo EM JdE 43484
	Pap. Cairo EM JdE 43485
	Pap. Cairo EM JdE 43486	The Jewish soldier Malchaiah son of Jashobiah was accused by the Persian soldier Artafrada of breaking into his house, assaulting his wife, and making off his property.
	Pap. Cairo EM JdE 43487	This is a promissory note or affidavit of Nathan son of Hosea to Islah son of Gaddul (presumably) before witnesses (much like Bodl. Heb. ms. 59). Nathan promises to pay back 4 sheqels within an approximately a nine month period.
	Pap. Cairo EM JdE 43488	End of a document of Wifehood contracted by Shelomam son of Hodaviah (the groom) and the unknown gardian of the bride (Abihi).
	Pap. Cairo EM JdE 43490
	Pap. Cairo EM JdE 43491	Fragment of a defension clause and partial penalty from a contract concerning a house. Parties are unknown.
	Pap. Cairo EM JdE 43492	Very fragementary piece with betrothal agreement. The father of the bride is Mahseiah. In the penalty clause the groom promises to pay the father a sum of money if he backs down on his promise to take the daughter in marriage.
	Pap. Cairo EM JdE 43493	Two letters are written on this one object. The first letter is written parallel to the fibers and to the join, containing 7 lines of text on what is often called the recto of this piece. The second letter is written starting with 6 lines of text on the verso, and continuing on the recto with one line in the right margin and one in the left margin. The 2 lines of the second letter that are on the recto are written from the bottom line of the first letter towards the top line of the first letter, so that the writing in the margins was inscribed after the recto was held right-side up for the first letter, and then rotated 90 degrees to the left. The first letter is an instruction regarding 10 asses, and the second letter is a response to the first letter.
	Pap. Cairo EM JdE 43494	fragmentary letter re Sandals, Clothing, Silver
	Pap. Cairo EM JdE 43495
	Pap. Cairo EM JdE 43496	Openining greeting. Content of missive lost.
	Pap. Cairo EM JdE 43497	Simchi son of Shasher did business with Shelomam son of Galgul. This quitclaim by Simchi for the commodities passed to Shelomam.
	Pap. Cairo EM JdE 43498
	Pap. Cairo EM JdE 43502 pal. new	See ID 306611 for text and translation.
	Pap. Cairo EM JdE 98511
	Pap. Cairo EM JdE 98516 [3.17]
	Pap. Cairo EM JdE 98516 [3.18]
	Pap. Cairo EM JdE 98516 [3.21]
	Pap. Cairo EM JdE 98516 [4.23]
	Pap. Cairo EM JdE 98516 [5.22]
	Pap. Cairo EM JdE 98516 [5.33]
	Pap. Cairo EM JdE 98516 [5.34]
	Pap. Cairo EM JdE 98516 [5.35]
	Pap. Cairo EM JdE 98516 [5.41]
	Pap. Cairo EM JdE 98519
	Pap. Oxford Bodl. Gr. Inscr. Ms. Heb. b. 19 (P) (b)	Pelatiah allows Mahseiah to build a wall that extends across their alleyway and joins to the upper part of Pelatiah's house. No statement of payment is made, but a defension clause prohibits future litigation.
	Pap. Oxford Bodl. Gr. Inscr. Ms. Heb. c. 59 (P)	Gemariah son of Ahio writes an affidavit at the request of witnesses confirming that he will pay back the loan that he took from PN son of Jathma.
	Pap. Berlin P. 13444-3	Fragmentary legal document. Contains a statement of "withdrawal" (ln. 8), and therefore may be a ספר מרחק. The items in the transaction are unclear. Mattan son of Jashobiah, an Aramean, made a claim against an unknow person regarding an unknown item or agreement to which one Jethoma and one Salluah became involved. Mattan "withdraws" and agrees to terms. Part of a final defension clause survives on a fragment p. 13448-5-60-5
	Pap. Berlin P. 23922 a (+) b; P. 23967	This manuscript has been reedited with new fragments in Moore, New Aramaic Papyri, no. 2.1.1. The museum has assigned it two new numbers, separating the upper and lower fragments as well as removing those fragments that have been incorrectly misplaced on the document. The content concerns one or two reports that reflect on Cambyses and Egyptian and Babylonian conflicts.
	Pap. Berlin P. P 13446/A	Lines 1 and 2 are a biographical prologue. Lines 2b thru 15 are an autobiographical narrative told from Ahiqar's (ficticious) first-person perspective. See ID 306611 for text and translation.
	Pap. Berlin P. P 13446/B	Continuation of autobiographical narrative from pl. A. See ID 306611 for text and translation.
	Pap. Berlin P. P 13446/C	See ID 306611 for text and translation.
	Pap. Berlin P. P 13446/D	See ID 306611 for text and translation.
	Pap. Berlin P. P 13446/E	pl. E: Proverbs concerning wisdom, discretion, civil obedience, and poverty as well as a lion/ass fable. pl. E pal: Import account on ship holdings coming into Egypt. Verso: second account concerning natron. See ID 306611 for text and translation.
	Pap. Berlin P. P 13446/F	pl. F: Proverbs concerning the human condition, destiny, and retribution as well as lion and leopard/goat fables. pl. F pal: Import account on ship holdings coming into Egypt. Verso: second account concerning natron See ID 306611 for text and translation.
	Pap. Berlin P. P 13446/G	pl. G: Proverbs concerning discretion, family, greed, deception, borrowing, and retribution. pl. G (pal): Name list? pl. G pal: Import account on ship holdings coming into Egypt. Verso: various accounts and administrative compositions. See ID 306611 for text and translation.
	Pap. Berlin P. P 13446/H	pl. H: Proverbs concerning wealth and servitude as well as an ass fable. pl. H pal: Recto: import account. Verso: recension of the Story of Ahiqar. See ID 306611 for text and translation.
	Pap. Cairo EM Pap. no. 3465 = J. 43502	pl. J: Proverbs concerning slaves and wisdom as well as scorpion, lion/stag, and ass fables. pl. J pal: Import account on ship holdings coming into Egypt. Verso: second account concerning natron See ID 306611 for text and translation.
	Pap. Berlin P. P 13446/K	pl. K: Proverbs concerning destiny and retribution as well as a plant fable. pl. K pal: Import account on ship holdings coming into Egypt. Verso: second account concerning natron See ID 306611 for text and translation.
	Pap. Berlin P. P 13446/L	pl. L: Fragmentary proverbs and a goat fable. See ID 306611 for text and translation.
	Pap. Berlin P. P 13448 :13444/5
	Pap. Berlin P. Pl. P. 13461A- P. 13444-4
	Pap. Berlin P. 13461-3 + P. 23140-25
	Pap. Berlin P. 13461-8
	Pap. Berlin P. 13461-9	Beginning of letter and endorsement.
	Pap. Berlin P. 23140-24	Beginning of letter greeting.
	Pap. Berlin P. 23140-74
	Pap. Berlin P. Pl. P. 13461D- P. 13444-16
	Pap. Berlin P. 13461 D:13445C/26
	Pap. Berlin P. Pl. P. 13461D- P. 23140-1
	Pap. Berlin P. Pl. P. 13461D- P. 23140-28
	Pap. Berlin P. Pl. P. 13461D- P. 23140-36
	Pap. Berlin P. Pl. P. 13461D- P. 23140-85
	Pap. Berlin P. P 13496
	Pap. Strasbourg, BibNat O. gr.-dem. P. aram. 2	Juridical inquiry. Writing to an unknown official, the Jews protested their loyalty at the time of the Egyptian rebellion. When Arsames left to visit the king, the Khnum priests bribed Vidranga to allow particl destution of the royal storehouse to make way for a wall. The priests stopped up a well that served forces during mobilization. Inquiry undertaken by judges, police, and intelligence officials would coonfirm the facts as reported.The column on the verso refers to sacrifices of the temple including a petition for potection and the temple's reconstruction
	Vessel Cairo EM JdE 43464 g
	Vessel Cairo EM JdE 43464 j (b)	1 Aramaic, 1 Phoenician name.
	Vessel Berlin P. P 11453 bis	It is unclear if these are two separate objects or indirectly join to the same pot.
	Ostr. Wimborne Minster, Private collection Bankes 49	Ostracon with currently unknown text. totally illegible text. One Greek line with Επιπ "Epeiph"?
	Ostr. Wimborne Minster, Private collection Bankes 108	Ostracon with currently unknown text. l. 1: date in Greek: Mesore 11.
	Ostr. Wimborne Minster, Private collection Bankes 142	The script is so faded that it is not possible to read the text. Maybe "send" is mentioned (l.4).
	Ostr. Wimborne Minster, Private collection Bankes 186	Writing practically illegible, the piece is very darkened.
	Ostr. Leipzig, ÄMUL 7217	Quantities and measurememts are listed, the date is fragmentary, probably a 10th indiction and a 2nd day. The names Valenti(nos) and Eustathios are mentioned.
	Ostr. München, SMÄK ÄS 395	receipt in cheirographon form from Peteuris, son of Pachompaourses, epiteretes of the 2% tax, to Tianseiris? for a fee of the 7th year of Antoninus.
	Ostr. Paris, Louvre AF 12555	Debt acknowledgement. Allamon acknowledges to owe Praipositos and is willing to pay it back without dispute.
	Ostr. Paris, Louvre AF 12557	Debt acknowledgement. Writer (name missing) acknowledges to owe to Praipositos, and will give it back.
	Ostr. Paris, Louvre AF 12558	Debt acknowledgement. Writer [...]amon owes Praipositos (it is probably rather the name than the title). Deposit of guarantee (pinax) is menioned.
	Ostr. Paris, Louvre AF 12559	Someone (name missing) is writing to Praipositos acknowledging his debt. The debtor is a soldier (?) of the unit (arithmos) (of Elephantine).
	Ostr. Paris, Louvre AF 12560	Ammonios writes to acknowledge his debt to someone (name missing). Ammonios is a soldier of the unit (arithmos) of Elephantine.
	Ostr. Paris, Louvre AF 12561	Debt acknowledgement? It is rather fragmentary, difficult to determine the contents. Jakob the actuary seems to be the writer. If it is a debt acknowledgement, as Monika Hasitzka (Koptische Sammelbuch 3, Nr.1391) calls it, it uses different wording than the other ones.
	Ostr. Paris, Louvre AF 12562	Very little of the text remains, identification not possible. The city of Elephantine is mentioned in the last line.
	Ostr. Paris, Louvre AF 12564	Joseph is writing to acknowledge debt. "Soldier" probably refers to him. Very fragmentary.
	Ostr. Paris, Louvre AF 12579	Debt acknowledgement. A very fragmentary text, but from the remnants of the well-known formulae a debt acknowledgement is evidently recongisable. The debtor is probably Isak.
	Ostr. Paris, Louvre AF 12597	List of personal names: Plaaou, Philamonaos, Jakob of Aswan, (H)atre Papot, Chrestote, Athanasios, Moses Kelliuse, Pbelle (son) of Teulogia
	Ostr. Paris, Louvre AF 12607	Writer acknowledges debt. Names are missing. Kastron (fortress) is mentioned.
	Ostr. Paris, Louvre AF 12613	End of a testament containing the subscription of a witness; fragmentary.
	Ostr. Paris, Louvre AF 12619	Writer [...]sis acknowledges to owe six (?) large mats to someone (name lost).
	Ostr. Paris, AIBL Aram. X	Might have been a letter. Very faded.
	Ostr. Oxford Bodl. Copt. Inscr. 137	Djenamone and Tsia are acknowledging to owe 6 mats to Princeps son of Pelagios.
	Ostr. Paris, Louvre E 32583	Israel the cornicular writes to Kyriakos the ex-scribe to send the surety that he receives immediately to Aswan.
	Ostr. Paris, Louvre E 32584	Psan the priest is writing to Psan the oikonomos asking him to give him (a 3rd person) eight bundles of reed. Incomplete.
	Ostr. Paris, Louvre E 32585	Moses is writing to Psan the oikonomos saying that he should give him six bundles of reed.
	Ostr. Paris, Louvre E 32588	Writer (name missing) mentions amounts of bundles of reed, and the account of Isak possibly referring to these.
	Ostr. London, BM EA 41624	Letter from Johannes to Phoibammon, asking him to pay a third of solidus to Isak.
	Ostr. London, BM 41632
	Ostr. London, BM 41633	Fragmentary tax receipt with date (mostly missing unfortunately) and scribe+witness, Daniel.
	Ostr. Oxford, Private Collection Sayce X	One person is writing to several others (second person plural). Both sides are (or should be) sending and receiving things, praying is mentioned. Writer trusts addressees.
	Ostr. Oxford, Private Collection Sayce X	Greeting and first part of a letter, "sending to north" is mentioned.
	(other) Uppsala, Gustavianum VM 1757 + 1758
	Arch. in situ X
	Ostr. Wimborne Minster, Private collection Bankes 2	Ostracon with currently unknown text.
	Ostr. Wimborne Minster, Private collection Bankes 3	Ostracon with currently unknown text.
	Ostr. Wimborne Minster, Private collection Bankes 4	Ostracon with currently unknown text.
	Ostr. Wimborne Minster, Private collection Bankes 5	Ostracon with currently unknown text.
	Ostr. Wimborne Minster, Private collection Bankes 12	Ostracon with currently unknown text.
	Ostr. Wimborne Minster, Private collection Bankes 13	Ostracon with currently unknown text.
	Ostr. Wimborne Minster, Private collection Bankes 14	Ostracon with currently unknown text.
	Ostr. Wimborne Minster, Private collection Bankes 15	Ostracon with currently unknown text.
	Ostr. Wimborne Minster, Private collection Bankes 20	Ostracon with currently unknown text.
	Ostr. Wimborne Minster, Private collection Bankes 23	Ostracon with currently unknown text.
	Ostr. Wimborne Minster, Private collection Bankes 24	Ostracon with currently unknown text.
	Ostr. Wimborne Minster, Private collection Bankes 25	Ostracon with currently unknown text.
	Ostr. Wimborne Minster, Private collection Bankes 37	Ostracon with currently unknown text.
	Ostr. Wimborne Minster, Private collection Bankes 40	Ostracon with currently unknown text.
	Ostr. Wimborne Minster, Private collection Bankes 41	Ostracon with currently unknown text.
	Ostr. Wimborne Minster, Private collection Bankes 45	Ostracon with currently unknown text.
	Ostr. Wimborne Minster, Private collection Bankes 50	Ostracon with currently unknown text.
	Ostr. Wimborne Minster, Private collection Bankes 51	Ostracon with currently unknown text.
	Ostr. Wimborne Minster, Private collection Bankes 53	Ostracon with currently unknown text.
	Ostr. Wimborne Minster, Private collection Bankes 56	Ostracon with currently unknown text.
	Ostr. Wimborne Minster, Private collection Bankes 73	Ostracon with currently unknown text.
	Ostr. Wimborne Minster, Private collection Bankes 84	Ostracon with currently unknown text.
	Ostr. Wimborne Minster, Private collection Bankes 96	Ostracon with currently unknown text.
	Ostr. Wimborne Minster, Private collection Bankes 102	Ostracon with currently unknown text.
	Ostr. Wimborne Minster, Private collection Bankes 109	Ostracon with currently unknown text.
	Ostr. Wimborne Minster, Private collection Bankes 126	Ostracon with currently unknown text.
	Ostr. Wimborne Minster, Private collection Bankes 133	Ostracon with currently unknown text.
	Ostr. Wimborne Minster, Private collection Bankes 150	Ostracon with currently unknown text.
	Ostr. Wimborne Minster, Private collection Bankes 162	Ostracon with currently unknown text.
	Ostr. Wimborne Minster, Private collection Bankes 164	Ostracon with currently unknown text.
	Ostr. Wimborne Minster, Private collection Bankes 165	Ostracon with currently unknown text.
	Ostr. Wimborne Minster, Private collection Bankes 166	Ostracon with currently unknown text.
	Ostr. Wimborne Minster, Private collection Bankes 170	Ostracon with currently unknown text.
	Ostr. Wimborne Minster, Private collection Bankes 174	Ostracon with currently unknown text.
	Ostr. Wimborne Minster, Private collection Bankes 175	Ostracon with currently unknown text.
	Ostr. Wimborne Minster, Private collection Bankes 181	Ostracon with currently unknown text.
	Ostr. Wimborne Minster, Private collection Bankes 187	Ostracon with currently unknown text.
	Ostr. Wimborne Minster, Private collection Bankes 189	Ostracon with currently unknown text.
	Ostr. Wimborne Minster, Private collection Bankes 191	Ostracon with currently unknown text.
	Ostr. Wimborne Minster, Private collection Bankes 198	Ostracon with currently unknown text.
	Ostr. Wimborne Minster, Private collection Bankes 80 a
	Ostr. Cairo EM TR 18953/125/1/55-4 no. 1	List of names of priests on-duty in the temple, presumably the Chnoum temple.
	Ostr. Cairo EM TR TR 18953/125/1/55-4 no. 2	List of names of priests on-duty in the temple, presumably the Chnoum temple.
	Ostr. Cairo EM TR TR 18953/125/1/55-4 no. 3	List of persons connected with deliveries or income. Only at the end a total is given.
	Pap. Berlin P. 13488 [Demotic palimpsest old]	Part of an account, list of land. On recto and verso erased remains of an accout, but unclear wheather all parts belonging together. Context unclear due to the fragmentary condition.
	(other) Paris, Louvre A 90	naophoros statue
	(other) Berlin ÄM 18901
	(other) in situ sanctuary of Heqaib, ++ no. 36	Naos from the sanctuary of Heqaib
	(other) in situ sanctuary of Heqaib, ++ no. 70	statue with name of the owner plus filiation:
	Ostr. Wimborne Minster, Private collection Bankes 11	The content of this letter is incomprehensible due to its fragmentary state and due to the faded text.
	Ostr. Wimborne Minster, Private collection Bankes 78	The content of this letter is incomprehensible due to its fragmentary state and due to the faded text.
	Pap. Torino, Museo Egizio Cat. 1887	The text lists thirty offenses committed by several officials and shows the corruptness of the administration of the temple of Khnum in Elephantine. On the verso, seventeen crimes of Penanuqet, a wꜥb-priest of the temple of Khnum of Elephantine, are mentioned: larceny of temple property, manipulation of the oracle, ignoring of cleaning instructions, adultery, bribery, execution of corporal punishment without the knowledge of Pharaoh, attempts to damage counterparts etc. On the recto, different larcenies of temple property and bribery by unnamed persons are specified. Then, the embezzlements of grain which belonged to the temple of Khnum by the ship’s captain Khnumnakht are listed in detail. He connived with the ship’s crew, scribes, inspectors and cultivator of the Domain of Khnum over a ten-year period. Furthermore, Khnumnakht is accused of burning a ship and bribing the inspectors into keeping silent about this offense. This ship’s captain is charged with causing an abortion. Subsequently, unclear offenses are attributed to the sailor of the Domain of Khnum Panakhtet, the wꜥb-priest Pairi and different persons.
	Pap. Paris, Louvre AF 13035	"This is the only hieratic text amongst the corpus of Book of Thoth manuscripts." (According to: Jasnow & Zauzich, Book of Thoth (2005), 87)
	Pap. Valençay, Private Collection Morel P. 1	The mayor of Elephantine wrote to the chief taxing master protesting against unjustified taxes demanded from him on a field of a plot of land on the island of Kom Ombo. He asserts that this field was not his responsibility, but rather that of some private persons who pay money for it directly to the Treasury of the Pharaoh. In addition, he contests demanded taxing of another field in Edfou and explains that grain for this only partly cultivated field has already been paid for.
	(other) Paris, Louvre AF 10009
	(other) Paris, Louvre AF 10333
	(other) Cairo EM CG CG 9293
	(other) in situ in situ
	(other) in situ in situ
	(other) in situ in situ
	(other) in situ in situ
	(other) in situ in situ
	(other) in situ in situ
	(other) in situ in situ?
	(other) in situ in situ?
	(other) in situ in situ?
	(other) Cairo EM JdE 39959
	(other) unknown location unknown
	(other) in situ temple of Chnoum, in situ
	(other) in situ temple of Chnoum, in situ
	(other) in situ temple of Chnoum, in situ
	(other) in situ temple of Chnoum, in situ
	(other) in situ temple of Chnoum, in situ
	(other) in situ temple of Chnoum, in situ
	(other) in situ temple of Chnoum, in situ
	(other) in situ temple of Chnoum, in situ
	(other) in situ temple of Chnoum, in situ
	(other) Paris, Louvre X
	(other) unknown X
	(other) unknown X
	Arch. in situ in situ
	Arch. in situ in situ?
	Arch. in situ temple of Chnoum, in situ
	Arch. in situ temple of Chnoum, in situ
	Arch. in situ temple of Chnoum, in situ
	Arch. in situ temple of Chnoum, in situ
	Arch. in situ temple of Chnoum, in situ
	Arch. in situ temple of Chnoum, in situ
	Arch. in situ temple of Chnoum, in situ
	Arch. in situ temple of Chnoum, in situ
	Arch. in situ temple of Chnoum, in situ
	Arch. in situ temple of Chnoum, in situ
	Arch. in situ temple of Chnoum, in situ
	Arch. in situ temple of Chnoum, in situ
	Arch. in situ temple of Chnoum, in situ
	Arch. in situ temple of Chnoum, in situ
	Arch. in situ temple of Chnoum, in situ
	Arch. in situ temple of Chnoum, in situ
	Arch. in situ temple of Chnoum, in situ
	Arch. in situ temple of Chnoum, in situ
	Arch. in situ temple of Chnoum, in situ
	Arch. in situ temple of Chnoum, in situ
	Arch. in situ temple of Chnoum, in situ
	Arch. in situ temple of Chnoum, in situ
	Arch. in situ temple of Chnoum, in situ
	Arch. in situ temple of Chnoum, in situ
	Arch. in situ temple of Chnoum, in situ
	Arch. in situ temple of Chnoum, in situ
	Arch. in situ temple of Chnoum, in situ
	Arch. in situ temple of Chnoum, in situ
	Arch. in situ temple of Chnoum, in situ
	Arch. in situ temple of Chnoum, in situ
	Arch. in situ temple of Chnoum, in situ
	Arch. in situ temple of Chnoum, in situ
	Arch. in situ temple of Chnoum, in situ
	Arch. in situ temple of Chnoum, in situ
	Arch. in situ temple of Chnoum, in situ
	Arch. in situ temple of Chnoum, in situ
	Arch. in situ temple of Chnoum, in situ
	Arch. in situ temple of Chnoum, in situ
	Arch. in situ temple of Chnoum, in situ
	Arch. in situ temple of Chnoum, in situ
	Arch. in situ temple of Chnoum, in situ
	Arch. in situ temple of Chnoum, in situ
	Arch. in situ temple of Satet, in situ
	Arch. in situ temple, in situ
	Arch. unknown X
	Arch. unknown X
	Arch. unknown X
	Ostr. Wimborne Minster, Private collection Bankes 1	Letter concerning textiles?
	Ostr. Wimborne Minster, Private collection Bankes 6	List of names, with occasional checking marks
	Ostr. Wimborne Minster, Private collection Bankes 9	too faded for determining the character of the text Writing practically illegible, the piece is very darkened.
	Ostr. Torino, Museo Egizio Cat. 2180	receipt of Papremithes, son of Ammonios, and his associate praktores of Elephantine, for merismos potamophylakidon and stationos.
	Ostr. Wimborne Minster, Private collection Bankes 22	Letter to Patsibtis, son of Petorzmethis, on business matters, concerning a linen workshop and involving Valerios, son of Sokrates, a soldier or strategos?
	Ostr. Wimborne Minster, Private collection Bankes 26	Receipt of an Peto(?), son of Me(?), tax collector (praktor) of Elephantine for merismoi of year 20 of Antoninus, i.e. for the towing of ships, other expenses and guarding, paid by Pa---, son of Harpaes and Sensansnos.
	Ostr. Wimborne Minster, Private collection Bankes 29	Receipt of Petorzmethis, praktor of Elephantine, for merismoi of two statues for Antinoos, paid by Petorzmethis, son of ---os.
	Ostr. Wimborne Minster, Private collection Bankes 31	Receipt of Petronius Bassianos, tax collector of Elephantine, for contribution, paid by Patsibtis, son of Petorzmethis. year 7 or 8 of Marc Aurel and Verus
	Ostr. Wimborne Minster, Private collection Bankes 35	Receipt of Maker, son of Didymos, and Ammonios?, son of Harpaesis, collectors of money taxes at Elephantine, through Ammonios?, for the contribution of year 8, paid by Patsibtis, son of Petorzmethis.
	Ostr. Wimborne Minster, Private collection Bankes 38	Receipt of the tax farmer Stlaccius through his assistant Ammonios for an unknown tax, paid by Patsibtis, son of Petorzmethis and Senpelaia
	Ostr. Wimborne Minster, Private collection Bankes 39	Receipt of unknown praktor for unknown tax, paid by Patsibtis, son of Petorzmethis and Senpelaia, for his wife Talilauis and his son.
	Ostr. Wimborne Minster, Private collection Bankes 42	Receipt of Phanophis, praktor argyrikon Elephantines, for the contribution of year 18 of Antoninus, paid by Papremithes, son of Harpaesis and Senzmentpos.
	Ostr. Wimborne Minster, Private collection Bankes 43	Receipt for the contribution for the men who have fled for year 2, paid by Patsibtis, son of Petorzmethis, in year 4 of Antoninus Pius; written by scribe Pachompsachis who is not mentioned
	Ostr. Wimborne Minster, Private collection Bankes 44	Receipt of Annius Decimus, tax farmer, though the assistant Serenus for trade tax of year 7 of Marc Aurel and Verus, paid by Patsibtis, son of Petorzmethis and Senpelaia
	Ostr. Wimborne Minster, Private collection Bankes 46	too faded for determining the character of the text Writing practically illegible, the piece is very darkened.
	Ostr. Wimborne Minster, Private collection Bankes 47	Receipt of the tax collectors Herakleides and Isidoros through the assistant Pachompsachis, for the contribution (for the men who have fled) of year 3, paid by Pasenis, son of Petorzmethis and Soeris, in year 6 of Antoninus Pius.
	Ostr. Wimborne Minster, Private collection Bankes 48 + 155	see O.Bankes 23+50
	Ostr. Wimborne Minster, Private collection Bankes 52	account listing persons conected with pieces of land in different sizes.
	Ostr. Wimborne Minster, Private collection Bankes 54	Private Receipt for a rent payment for a palmgrove, dated to a second year, probably of Septimius Severus
	Ostr. Wimborne Minster, Private collection Bankes 55	Receipt of the tax farmer Stlaccius through his assistant Ammonios for poll tax of year 17 or 18 of Antoninus, paid by Papremithes, son of Harpaesis and Senzmenpos, and for installments for poll tax and trade tax of year 16 of Antoninus.
	Ostr. Wimborne Minster, Private collection Bankes 57	End of a receipt with a complete date. content uncertain.
	Ostr. Wimborne Minster, Private collection Bankes 58	Receipt of Stephanos and Herodes, supervisors of the Sacred Gate of Syene, through the assistant Ammonios, for poll tax, paid by Patsibtis, son of Petorzmethis and Senpelaia in year 9 of Marc Aurel.
	Ostr. Wimborne Minster, Private collection Bankes 59	too faded for determining the character of the text Writing practically illegible, the piece is very darkened.
	Ostr. Wimborne Minster, Private collection Bankes 60	Receipt of the tax farmer Stlaccius through his assistant Ammonios for poll tax of year 15 of Antoninus, paid by Patsibtis, son of Petorzmethis and Senpelaia.
	Ostr. Wimborne Minster, Private collection Bankes 61	too faded for determining the character of the text Writing practically illegible, the piece is very darkened.
	Ostr. Wimborne Minster, Private collection Bankes 64	Loan contract between Sokration, son of Mouis, undertaker of Syene, and Marcus Annius Balbinos and his sister Annia Olympias, over an amount of 109 drachmae, under mortgage of a part of a house and a grave
	Ostr. Wimborne Minster, Private collection Bankes 70	too faded for determining the character of the text Writing practically illegible, the piece is very darkened.
	Ostr. Wimborne Minster, Private collection Bankes 72	account listing persons conected with pieces of land in different sizes and payments of money
	Ostr. Wimborne Minster, Private collection Bankes 74	too faded for determining the character of the text Writing practically illegible, the piece is very darkened.
	Ostr. Wimborne Minster, Private collection Bankes 75	Only the date at the end of the receipt ist preserved; hand belongs to the scribe Serenos who works with Stlaccius in year 21 of Antoninus
	Ostr. Wimborne Minster, Private collection Bankes 76	too faded for determining the character of the text Writing practically illegible, the piece is very darkened.
	Ostr. Wimborne Minster, Private collection Bankes 82	too faded for determining the character of the text Writing practically illegible, the piece is very darkened.
	Ostr. Wimborne Minster, Private collection Bankes 83	Receipt of praktor Sanmous for contribution for river police boats, paid by Petorzmethis, son of Poueris; written by the scribe Sarapion.
	Ostr. Wimborne Minster, Private collection Bankes 85	End of a receipt with a complete date. content unclear
	Ostr. Wimborne Minster, Private collection Bankes 86	End of a document with a date and the declaration, that former receipts are invalid
	Ostr. Wimborne Minster, Private collection Bankes 87
	Ostr. Wimborne Minster, Private collection Bankes 89	too faded for determining the character of the text Writing practically illegible
	Ostr. Wimborne Minster, Private collection Bankes 90	Receipt for contribution for river police boat, written by the scribe Iunius Valens, who works for the praktor Kalasiris;
	Ostr. Wimborne Minster, Private collection Bankes 92	too faded for determining the character of the text Writing practically illegible
	Ostr. Wimborne Minster, Private collection Bankes 94	Receipt of Ulpius Cerealis, tax farmer of the Sacred Gate of Syene, through the assistant Serenos, for poll tax of year 22 of Antoninus, name of tax payer incertain, installment
	Ostr. Wimborne Minster, Private collection Bankes 95	too faded for determining the character of the text Writing practically illegible
	Ostr. Wimborne Minster, Private collection Bankes 100	too faded for determining the character of the text Writing practically illegible
	Ostr. Wimborne Minster, Private collection Bankes 101	too faded for determining the character of the text Writing practically illegible
	Ostr. Wimborne Minster, Private collection Bankes 106	Receipt of Domitios Fannianus and Germanus collectors of money taxes for merismos of year 14 of Hadrian, paid by Patsibtis, son of Petorzmethis and Senpelaia
	Ostr. Wimborne Minster, Private collection Bankes 107	too faded for determining the character of the text Writing practically illegible
	Ostr. Wimborne Minster, Private collection Bankes 110	receipt of Aibtutios Niger, praktor of Elephantine, for the price of public dates (time demosiou phoinikos) of the harvest of year 13 and 14, paid by Pachnoubis (?), son of Iebis in the 16th year of Marcus Aurelius.
	Ostr. Wimborne Minster, Private collection Bankes 111	too faded for determining the character of the text Writing practically illegible
	Ostr. Wimborne Minster, Private collection Bankes 113	too faded for determining the character of the text Writing practically illegible
	Ostr. Wimborne Minster, Private collection Bankes 116	Receipt for trade tax of year 3 of Antoninus; only date preserved. Hand of Pachompsachis
	Ostr. Wimborne Minster, Private collection Bankes 122	too faded for determining the character of the text Writing practically illegible
	Ostr. Wimborne Minster, Private collection Bankes 123	too faded for determining the character of the text Writing practically illegible
	Ostr. Wimborne Minster, Private collection Bankes 124	too faded for determining the character of the text Writing practically illegible
	Ostr. Wimborne Minster, Private collection Bankes 125	too faded for determining the character of the text Writing practically illegible
	Ostr. Wimborne Minster, Private collection Bankes 127	letter mentioning a tax collector and wheat
	Ostr. Wimborne Minster, Private collection Bankes 128	Receipt of Zenon, tax farmer of the Sacred Gate of Syene through Pachompsachis, assistant, for unknown tax, paid by Harpaesis, son of Harpaesis and Tachnoubis.
	Ostr. Wimborne Minster, Private collection Bankes 129	Receipt of Valerios Marion and his associate supervisors (epiteretai) through the assistant Pachompsachis for poll tax of year 3 of Antoninus and for installments for poll tax and trade tax of year 20 of Hadrian, paid by Patsibtis, son of Petorzmethis and Senpelaia.
	Ostr. Wimborne Minster, Private collection Bankes 130	receipt of the tax farmers Herakleides and Isidoros through the assistant Pachompsachis for cheironaxion, paid by Patsibtis, son of Petorzmethis and Thinpelaia, in year 5 of Antoninus.
	Ostr. Wimborne Minster, Private collection Bankes 135	too faded for determining the character of the text Writing practically illegible
	Ostr. Wimborne Minster, Private collection Bankes 136	too faded for determining the character of the text Writing practically illegible
	Ostr. Wimborne Minster, Private collection Bankes 137	too faded for determining the character of the text Writing practically illegible
	Ostr. Wimborne Minster, Private collection Bankes 138	Receipt of the praktores Sarapammon and Soter, through the assistant Pachnoubis, son of Petorzmethis, for merismos of year 5, paid by Patsibtis, son of Petorzmethis and Senpelaia; signed by Soter
	Ostr. Wimborne Minster, Private collection Bankes 139	account of money, paid on consecutive days.
	Ostr. Wimborne Minster, Private collection Bankes 140	too faded for determining the character of the text Writing practically illegible
	Ostr. Wimborne Minster, Private collection Bankes 141	Receipt of praktor Sanmous for contribution for river police boats, paid by Petorzmethis, son of Poueris and the mother Tisatis; signed by the scribe Sarapion.
	Ostr. Wimborne Minster, Private collection Bankes 143	Receipt of Valerion and his associate tax farmers for trade tax of year 2 of Hadrian, through the scribe Sarapion, paid by Zmentpos --- in year 3 of Hadrian.
	Ostr. Wimborne Minster, Private collection Bankes 144	Receipt for an installment for poll tax and prisonguards of year 11, paid by unknown tax payer in year 12 of Hadrian. Hand of scribe Sarapion 1, who works in year 12 of Hadrian with the tax collectors Flavius Eutyches and Longinus Crispus
	Ostr. Wimborne Minster, Private collection Bankes 145	too faded for determining the character of the text Writing practically illegible
	Ostr. Wimborne Minster, Private collection Bankes 146	receipt of Hermogenes praktor for 2 installments of poll tax, paid by Zmenpos, son of Petorzmethis.
	Ostr. Wimborne Minster, Private collection Bankes 148	Receipt of Ulpius Cerealis, tax farmer of the Sacred Gate of Syene, through the assistant Antonius Iulas, for survey tax on palm groves, paid by Tisatis and partners.
	Ostr. Wimborne Minster, Private collection Bankes 152	Private ? Receipt for the price of a bath towel?
	Ostr. Wimborne Minster, Private collection Bankes 153	Receipt of Antiochos Harmodianos, tax collector of Syene, through the scribe Kainapios(?), for the price of public dates (time demosiou phoinikos), paid by Tapia? on the name of Tisatis in year 21 of Antoninus Pius.
	Ostr. Wimborne Minster, Private collection Bankes 154	too faded for determining the character of the text Writing practically illegible
	Ostr. Wimborne Minster, Private collection Bankes 155 + 48	Receipt of Longinus Serenus and Petronios Bassianos, praktores argyrikon of Elephantine through the assistant Petorzmethis, for contribution of year 5 of Antoninus and Verus, paid by Patsibtis, son of Petorzmethis and Senpelaia, and by his son Pachnoubis of the mother Tanlilaouis
	Ostr. Wimborne Minster, Private collection Bankes 156	Receipt of Serenos the younger, son of Pachnoubis, and of Mettis Tyrannos, collectors of taxes in money and kind of Elephantine, through the assistant Bienchis, for prosodos phoinikos, for the harvest of year 32, paid by Tachnoumis on account of Thinpetorzmethis, daughter of Ammonios and Thinpsansnos, in year 33 of Commodus; with signature of Mettis (Tyrannos).
	Ostr. Wimborne Minster, Private collection Bankes 157	Receipt of Ammonios (praktor of Syene), for the price and expenses for a statue of the emperor, paid by Sansnos, son of Sa---.
	Ostr. Wimborne Minster, Private collection Bankes 160	Receipt of the tax farmer Stlaccius through his assistant Ammonios (II) for the survey tax on palm groves for the harvest of year 19 of Antoninus and for the 4th installment for year 16, paid by Tisatis and partners, dated in year 20 of Antoninus
	Ostr. Wimborne Minster, Private collection Bankes 161	Receipt of Ulpius Cerealis, tax farmer of the Sacred Gate of Syene, through the assistant Plenis, for poll tax of year 23 of Antoninus Pius, paid by Patsibtis, son of Petorzmethis and Senpelaia, and for his son Pachnoubis, son of Patsibtis and the mother Tanlilauis in two installments; the second installment was written by the scribe Pachompsachis.
	Ostr. Wimborne Minster, Private collection Bankes 163	Document concerning the payment of barley; with subscript of Isidoros
	Ostr. Wimborne Minster, Private collection Bankes 167	too faded for determining the character of the text Writing practically illegible
	Ostr. Wimborne Minster, Private collection Bankes 168	Receipt of unknown collector(s) for poll tax? and the contribution for those who have fled, dated to Payni 15 of a second year of an unknown emperor, probably Marc Aurel and Verus, of Septimus Severus
	Ostr. Wimborne Minster, Private collection Bankes 169	Receipt of Sansnos, the assistant of the collector of money taxes at Elephantine, made out to Thinpapremithes, for the rest of her debts on the tax title time demosiou phoinikos up to year 24, paid in year 25 of Commodus.
	Ostr. Wimborne Minster, Private collection Bankes 171	List of names in two columns
	Ostr. Wimborne Minster, Private collection Bankes 173	account listing the names of persons and pieces of land in different sizes; perhaps compiled by Aibutius Niger, for severy people. At the end amounts of wheat and barley and other.
	Ostr. Wimborne Minster, Private collection Bankes 176	receipt of Soter and Papremithes, praktores argyrikon of Elephantine for merismos of year 8, paid by Petorzmethis, son of Poueris and Tisatis.
	Ostr. Wimborne Minster, Private collection Bankes 177	Account of money for Sabinios.
	Ostr. Wimborne Minster, Private collection Bankes 178	receipt of Soter and Papremithes, praktores argyrikon of Elephantine for merismos, paid by Peteharoeris, son of Pesouris and Senpatchnautis (name defective, but also in OGL 1890). dating to year 7-9 according to collectors time of office
	Ostr. Wimborne Minster, Private collection Bankes 180	Receipt of praktor Kalasiris for contribution for river police boats, paid by Petorzmethis the younger, son of Sarapion and the mother ?.
	Ostr. Wimborne Minster, Private collection Bankes 182	receipt of Antonios Malchaios, head of the harbour guard of Syene for harbour fees (enhormion) covering the months Pachon up to Mesore.
	Ostr. Wimborne Minster, Private collection Bankes 183	account listing persons conected with pieces of land in different sizes.
	Ostr. Wimborne Minster, Private collection Bankes 185
	Ostr. Wimborne Minster, Private collection Bankes 188	Fragmentary receipt of Ulpius Cerealis?, tax farmer of the Sacred Gate of Syene, through the assistant Pachnoubis?, for an installment of the poll tax, paid in year 24 of Antoninus Pius.
	Ostr. Wimborne Minster, Private collection Bankes 192	too faded for determining the character of the text Writing practically illegible
	Ostr. Wimborne Minster, Private collection Bankes 194	receipt of Soter and Papremithes, praktores argyrikon of Elephantine for unknown tax of unknown year of Antoninus Pius, paid by Patsibtis, son of Petorzmethis and Thinpelaia.
	Ostr. Wimborne Minster, Private collection Bankes 195	too faded for determining the character of the text Writing practically illegible
	Ostr. Wimborne Minster, Private collection Bankes 196	too faded for determining the character of the text Writing practically illegible
	Ostr. Wimborne Minster, Private collection Bankes 199	receipt of Psanmous and Petesouchos, praktores of Elephantine, for the contribution for watch towers, guards and guard posts, paid by Patsibtis, son of Petorzmethis and Senpelaia, in year 22 of Hadrian.
	Ostr. Wimborne Minster, Private collection Bankes 200	Fragment of a receipt of Tiberius (Iulius Longinus?), praktor of Syene, for the price of public dates.
	Ostr. Wimborne Minster, Private collection Bankes 202	Receipt for various contributions for years 19 and 20 (of Hadrian?), probably written by praktor Phanophis; for fishing boats, river police boats, guard posts.
	Ostr. Wimborne Minster, Private collection Bankes 207	too faded for determining the character of the text Writing practically illegible
	Ostr. Wimborne Minster, Private collection Bankes 209	Receipt of the praktor Didymion through Palachemis for poll tax of year 18 of Trajan, paid by Pekysis, son of Patchnaus.
	Ostr. Uppsala, Gustavianum VM 1127	receipt for laographia, written and given out by Peleas, who added his signature.
	Ostr. New York, Brooklyn Museum 16.580.267	Receipt of Germanus and Domitius Phanninanus, collectors of money taxes of Elephantine, for contribution of year 11 of Antoninus, paid by O---, son of -mon and Thinp---
	Ostr. New York, Brooklyn Museum 16.580.268	Receipt of Germanus and Domitius Phanninanus, collectors of money taxes of Elephantine, for contribution of year ? of Antoninus, paid by NN, son of Harpaesis
	Ostr. New York, Brooklyn Museum 16.580.269	Receipt of Julius Serenus, collector of money taxes of Elephantine, and Valerion and Apollonios, candidates for the collectorship,nominated instead of Harpchemis, for contribution of year 18 for the fortress close to Phoinike; with signature of Julius Serenus.
	Ostr. New York, Brooklyn Museum 16.580.272	Receipt or Triadelphos, collector of money taxes of Elephantine, for contribution for a statue of the emperor, paid by Bienchis Harm---.
	Ostr. New York, Brooklyn Museum 16.580.276	Receipt of unknown collectors to Sokrates, son of Horos, for the fee for the vetch-sellers for the months Tybi and Mechir of year 22 of Hadrian, with signature of the scribe Sibylleus.
	Ostr. New York, Brooklyn Museum 16.580.279	Receipt for the survey tax on palm groves, probably written by Marcus Annius Nemonianus, collector of money taxes at Elephantine, paid by a certain Sansnos. ***
	Ostr. New York, Brooklyn Museum 16.580.280	Fragment of receipt for time demosiou phoinikos of year 5 of Marc Aurel and Verus, paid in year 6; with signature of the praktor Petronius Bassianus
	Ostr. New York, Brooklyn Museum 16.580.281	Receipt of Phanophis, praktor argyrikon of Elephantine, for the price of public dates (time demosiou phoinikos), paid by Menophilos, son of Orbais
	Ostr. New York, Brooklyn Museum 16.580.282	Receipt of praktores Asinnius, son of Didymos, and Ammonios, through Ammonios?, for the price of public dates, paid by Bienchis, son of Bienchis and the mother Thinbienchis, in the name of Hatpechnoubis, son of Pasenis, in year 13 of Marcus Aurelius.
	Ostr. New York, Brooklyn Museum 16.580.283	Receipt of the practor Hermodoros, son of Soter, through the assistant Sansnos, for price of public dates (time demosiou phoinikos).
	Ostr. New York, Brooklyn Museum 16.580.294	Receipt of Longinus Serenus and Petronios Bassianos, collectors of money taxes at Elephantine, for rent for the department of the idios logos, paid by Patchnautis for an object formerly belonging to Sarapion alias Petorzmethis, son of Ammonios, in year 7 on Marc Aurel and Verus.
	Ostr. New York, Brooklyn Museum 16.580.296	Fragment of a receipt of Melanthis
	Ostr. New York, Brooklyn Museum 16.580.315	Receipt of Iulios Sabinos and associate supervisors of the Sacred Gate of Syene through the assistant Sarapion, for the contribution of the men who have fled.
	Ostr. New York, Brooklyn Museum 16.580.383	receipt for poll tax in year 20, dated to the emperor Tiberius, paid by Psenchnoubis, son of Pachn(oubis).
	Ostr. New York, Brooklyn Museum 16.580.406	Receipt of Domitios Fannianus and Germanus praktores for merismos of year 13 of Hadrian, paid by Paesis, son of Petorzmethis
	Ostr. New York, Brooklyn Museum 16.580.398	Receipt of praktor Kalasiris for the merismos of fishing boats, police boats and guard posts, written by Kakrenos, paid by Pempsas alias Phamais, son fo Herieus and Soeris in year 15 of Hadrian
	Ostr. New York, Brooklyn Museum 16.580.410	Receipt of Annius Decimus and his associate tax farmers though the assistant Serenus for trade tax, paid by O---, son of NN and the mother Thinpapremithes.
	Ostr. New York, Brooklyn Museum 16.580.411	Receipt of Antonios Iulas, taxfarmer of the trade tax and the tax on prostitutes, for the month Thoth and Phaophi of year 29 of Commodus, paid by Papremithes, son of Pachnoubis, linen weaver.
	Ostr. New York, Brooklyn Museum 16.580.404	receipt of Soter and Papremithes, praktores argyrikon of Elephantine for merismos of year 8, paid by Pachnoubis, son of Petorzmethis and Thipsansnos.
	Ostr. New York, Brooklyn Museum 16.580.401	receipt of Psanmous and Petesouchos, praktores of Elephantine, for the contribution for river police boats and certificates of billeting, paid by Zmentpos, son of Petorzmethis and Tisatis
	Ostr. New York, Brooklyn Museum 16.580.400	Receipt of praktor Psanmous for merismos diplon of year 20 of Hadrian, paid by Panapotis, son of Barbaros and Tisatis.
	Ostr. New York, Brooklyn Museum 16.580.405	receipt of Soter and Papremithes, praktores argyrikon of Elephantine for merismos of year 9, paid by Kalasiris, son of Phan--- and Thipsensnos.
	Ostr. New York, Brooklyn Museum 16.580.407	Receipt of Verris Philoumenos for trade tax of year 8 of Vespasian in instalments, paid by Patrasnouphis
	Ostr. New York, Brooklyn Museum 16.580.408	Receipt of Pachomaras for trade tax of year 11 of Vespasian in instalments, written by Verris Philoumenos, paid by Patrasnouphis
	Ostr. New York, Brooklyn Museum 16.580.409	Receipt of Patemp---, son of Maieus for the trade tax paid by a pupil of a carpenter Peteharoeros in year 13 of Hadrian.
	Ostr. New York, Brooklyn Museum 16.580.412	receipt of Antonios Iulas, taxfarmer of the monthly trade tax, for the month Mesore of year 21 of Commodus, and for Thoth of year 22, paid by Papremithes, son of Pachnoubis.
	Ostr. New York, Brooklyn Museum 16.580.384	receipt of Peleas for laographia of the third year of Titus, paid by Petesouchos, son of ?; with signature of Peleas.
	Ostr. New York, Brooklyn Museum 16.580.385	receipt of praktor Sokrates for laographia of year 3 of Domitian, paid by P---, son of Pachompapilous, with signature of Sokrates.
	Ostr. Aberdeen ABDUA 24272	Receipt of Ammonios and Sokration, collectors of money taxes of Elephantine, for the contributions of river police boats, guards, guard posts and the ship of the praetorium, paid by Menophilos, son of Orbais and Tisatis in year 21 of Antoninus Pius.
	Ostr. Liverpool, World Museum 36.119.9a	Receipt of praktores Asinnius, son of Didymos, and Ammonios, through Ammonios?, for the contributions of year 11, in year 12?
	Ostr. Sydney, Nicholson Museum 36,24	Receipt for laographia paid in several installments, signed by (collector) Marius Maximus.
	Ostr. Sydney, Nicholson Museum 36,36	receipt for merismos potamophylakidon from the praktor Sanmus, who writes the receipt himself; paid by Pekysis, son of Patchnaus
	Ostr. Liverpool, World Museum 53.109.22	receipt of Aibtutios Niger and Pachnoumis, son of Palachemis, praktores of Elephantine, for merismos of the 15th year of Marcus Aurelius and the 1st year of Gaius Avidius Cassius.
	Ostr. Wimborne Minster, Private collection Bankes 67 a	receipt of Antonios Malchaios, head of the harbour guard of Syene for harbour fees (enhormion) covering the months Tybi up to Pharmouthi 30, paid by Sansnos(?), son of Maecianus.
	Ostr. Wimborne Minster, Private collection Bankes 67 b	too faded for determining the character of the text Writing practically illegible
	Ostr. Wimborne Minster, Private collection Bankes 69 = 71	Receipt of Phanophis, praktor argyrikon Elephantines, for the contributions of year 19 of Antoninus, paid by Papremithes, son of Harpaesis and Senzmentpos.
	Ostr. Wimborne Minster, Private collection Bankes 79 + 103	receipt of Annius Ammonianus and Sarapammon, son of Pachnoubis, for merismoi of year 4, paid by Patsibtis, son of Petorzmethis and Senpelaia, written and signed by the praktor Sarapammon, son of Pachnoubis.
	Ostr. Leiden, RMO AT 86g	letter to the eldermen of the village (?) Piaouo(?) with the order to send the notables in charge of the towing of boats
	Ostr. Paris, AIBL Aram., Clermon-Ganneau X 32	citation of a saying of Eurypides.
	Ostr. Cairo EM CG CG 9528	Receipt of praktor Sanmous for contribution for river police boats, paid by Pachnoubis, son of Petorzmethis and the mother Tisatis; written by the scribe Sarapion.
	Ostr. Cairo EM CG CG 9571	Receipt of the praktores Papremithes and Bienchis?, paid by Pachnoubis. descriptum
	Ostr. Cairo EM CG CG 9593	Receipt of praktor Sanmous for contribution for river police boats, paid by Pachnoubis, son of Phanophis and the mother Tisatis, goldsmith; written by the scribe Sarapion.
	Ostr. Cairo EM CG CG 9599	Receipt of the 4 praktores Hermogenes, Germanos, Serapion and Papremithes for contribution of year 10 of Antoninus, paid by Zmenpos, son of Petorzmethis and the mother Tisatis, with signature of Hermogenes.
	Ostr. Cairo EM CG CG 9603	Receipt of the 4 praktores Hermogenes, Germanos, Serapion and Papremithes for contribution of year 10 of Antoninus, paid by Papremithes, son of Harpaesis and the mother Thinz---, with signature of Hermogenes.
	Ostr. Cairo EM CG CG 9606	receipt of Germanus and Papremithes, praktores argyrikon of Elephantine for merismos of year 10 of Antoninus, paid by Petepoueris, the elder, son of Harpaesis and ?; with signature of Germanus
	Ostr. Cairo EM CG CG 9673	account for flasks of wine of Pouramounis (unknown place) on the 18th of Hadrianos; several men receive? or pay? for one or two (flasks?) of wine a certain amount of money.
	Ostr. Elephantine, excavation DAIK O 1533	List of names and occupations in dative; presumably an account of attributions.
	Ostr. Elephantine, excavation DAIK O 1454	List of men; needs correction and reedition together with O.DAIK 3679
	Ostr. Elephantine, excavation DAIK O 1428	label with personal name
	Ostr. Elephantine, excavation DAIK O 1430	label with personal name
	Ostr. Elephantine, excavation DAIK O 1431	label with personal name
	Ostr. Elephantine, excavation DAIK O 1432	label with personal name
	Ostr. Elephantine, excavation DAIK O 1433	label with personal name
	Ostr. Elephantine, excavation DAIK O 1474	Receipt of praktor ?, son of Zmenpos, for the harvest of an unknown year, paid by Pachom---, son of Petorzmethis in year 12 of Hadrian.
	Ostr. Elephantine, excavation DAIK O 1504	Receipt of Tiberius Claudius Euhemeros and Marius Maximus through Claudius Alexandros, for geometria phoinikonon of year 12, paid by --- alias Poueris--- in year 14 of Trajan. Written by Iamblichos, the scribe.
	Ostr. Elephantine, excavation DAIK O 1472	Receipt of Tiberius Claudius Euhemeros and Marius Maximus, misthotai of the Sacred Gate of Syene, for geometria phoinikonon of year 13, paid by Pachompchemis, son of Patransnouphis, in year 14 of Trajan. Written by Iamblichos, the scribe.
	Ostr. Elephantine, excavation DAIK O 1198	notice by the Praktor Didymion on the amount of the desmophylakitikon-
	Ostr. Elephantine, excavation DAIK O 1571	Receipt of laographia of year 6 of Tiberius, paid by Zmethis, son of Pachnoubis; written probably by the praktor Pachompretis, son of Pelaias.
	Ostr. Elephantine, excavation DAIK O 1573	Receipt for laographia of an unknown year of Nero, signed by Ariston, son of Pelaias? The scribe should be Pelaias, son of Ammonios, as in Eleph. 4125: therefore, possibly year 8 of Nero?
	Ostr. Elephantine, excavation DAIK O 1491	Receipt of Melanthis for laographia of an unknown year of Vespasian, with signature of Melanthis
	Ostr. Elephantine, excavation DAIK O 1577	Receipt of Peleas for laographia of the third year of Titus, paid by Zmenpos, son of Harpaesis; with signature of Peleas
	Ostr. Elephantine, excavation DAIK O 1460	Receipt of praktor Sokrates for poll tax of year 15 of Domitian, paid by NN, son of Ammonios; with signature of praktor Sokrates
	Ostr. Elephantine, excavation DAIK O 1456	Receipt of Praktor Sokrates for poll tax of an unknown year of an unknown emperor, with signature of Sokrates.
	Ostr. Elephantine, excavation DAIK O 1413	Receipt of the tax farmers Herakleides and Isidoros through the scribe Pachompsachis for laographia, paid by Petepoueris the younger, son of Harpaesis in two instalments.
	Ostr. Elephantine, excavation DAIK O 1420	Receipt of Marius Maximus for laographia, with signature of the collector
	Ostr. Elephantine, excavation DAIK O 1461	Receipt of the praktor Domitius Phannianus for merismos of year ? of Antoninus.
	Ostr. Elephantine, excavation DAIK O 0058	Receipt of the praktor Soter for merismos of year 6, paid by Petorzmethis, son of Chnoum--- and Senpatchnaus, signed by Soter.
	Ostr. Elephantine, excavation DAIK O 1489	Receipt of the praktores Soter and Papremithes for merismos of year 7 of Antoninus, paid by Sarapion, son of Sarapion and Tipsansnos.
	Ostr. Elephantine, excavation DAIK O 1449	Receipt of praktores Papremithes and Bienchis through Ammonios for merismos of year 10 of Antoninus, paid by Patchnaus, son of Harpaesis and Tanouris.
	Ostr. Elephantine, excavation DAIK O 1459	Receipt of praktor Kalasiris through the scribe Kakren for contribution for river police boats, paid by Petepoueris, son of Karouris and Tisatis.
	Ostr. Elephantine, excavation DAIK O 1478	Receipt of praktor Kalasiris for the merismos for a statue of the emperor, written by Kakren?
	Ostr. Elephantine, excavation DAIK O 1503	Receipt of Valerios Serenos and Palachemis, the two praktores of Elephantine, through the assistant Petorzmethis, for merismos of year 2 and the merismos for two statues and two busts of the emperors, paid by Pachnoubis, son of Petorzmethis and Thinzmenpos.
	Ostr. Elephantine, excavation DAIK O 1318	Receipt of Iulius Melas, collector of taxes for hide? (apaitetes of dermaton), for the contribution merismos dermaton, paid by Pasenis, son of Pasenis, and his brother.
	Ostr. Elephantine, excavation DAIK O 1651	Receipt of Iulius Melas, apaitetes for dermaton, for merismos dermaton, paid by the fisher Pachnoumis.
	Ostr. Elephantine, excavation DAIK O 1453	Receipt of praktor Sanmous for merismos potamophylakidon, paid by --eris, son of Karouris and ---, with subscript of scribe Sarapion.
	Ostr. Elephantine, excavation DAIK O 1638	Receipt of praktor Pachompetenephotes through the scribe Sarapion for merismos potamophylakidon, paid by Petearoueris, son of ? and Senpatchnautis.
	Ostr. Elephantine, excavation DAIK O 1512	Receipt of praktor Pachompetenephotes through the scribe Sarapion for merismos potamophylakidon, paid by Papelias, son of Patchnautis and Senpatchnautis.
	Ostr. Elephantine, excavation DAIK O 1206	Receipt of praktor Triadelphos for merismos potamophylakidos, paid by Pachompretis, son of Sarapion.
	Ostr. Elephantine, excavation DAIK O 1455	Receipt of a telones/hypotelones for custom duties for the import ? of linen, paid by Pachoumos.
	Ostr. Elephantine, excavation DAIK O 1500	Receipt of Klaudius Euhemeros_x001D_* and Nikomachos, farmers of the 2% tax at the harbour of Syene, for custom duties for the import of 13 bottles of wine, in y. 14 of Trajan, paid by Psenthotes, son of Herakleides?.
	Ostr. Elephantine, excavation DAIK O 1452	Receipt of Ammonios and his associate farmers of the 2% tax at the harbour of Syene, acting through their secretary Ammonides, for custom duties on the the import? of pressed dates, in y. ? of Hadrian, paid by Petorzmethis, son of ?.
	Ostr. Elephantine, excavation DAIK O 1523	Receipt of a farmer of the 2% tax at the harbour of Syene, acting through Dioskoras, for custom duties on the the export? of 1000 jars. Reign of Antoninus, year unknown.
	Ostr. Elephantine, excavation DAIK O 1643	Receipt of Harpaesis, Psenmenopis and Onnophris for a tax for the months Hathyr and Pharmouthi, in y. 4 of an unknown emperor.
	Ostr. Elephantine, excavation DAIK O 1457	Receipt of NN? and? Peteesis, epiteretai of the two-percent duty, for the tax of a white donkey, paid by ---outhis, son of Horos in year 2 of an unknown emperor.
	Ostr. Elephantine, excavation DAIK O 1193	Receipt of the two praktores Valerios Serenos and Palachemis through their assistant Petorzmethis for time demosiou phoinikos, paid by
	Ostr. Elephantine, excavation DAIK O 1373	Receipt of the amphodopraktores Petorzmethis and Petorzmethis of Elephantine, for --- of 60 dr., paid by Lucilla --- through her son
	Ostr. Elephantine, excavation DAIK O 1496	Receipt of the praktor argyrikon of Elephantine through the assistant Sansnos for time demosiou phoinikos, paid by Thinpachompasenis on the name of Petorzmethis, son of Bienchis.
	Ostr. Elephantine, excavation DAIK O 1468	Receipt for cheironaxion of year 4 of Tiberius, paid by Empyopis, son of Pelaias, with signature of Ammonios Apolloniou
	Ostr. Elephantine, excavation DAIK O 1047	document (letter, receipt?) of a certain Sabinus to a Sansnos, mentioning cheironaxion?
	Ostr. Elephantine, excavation DAIK O 1281	Receipt of Ammonios, tax farmer (telones) for monthly trade tax, which is collected by supervisors, paid by Petorzmethis, son of Harabro-?, in year 16 of Hadrian. with signature of Sokration
	Ostr. Elephantine, excavation DAIK O 1425	Receipt of Sokrates for an unknown tax, paid by Pachompapouoris
	Ostr. Elephantine, excavation DAIK O 1616	receipt over an instalment of 8 drachmas., paid by Bienchis. Written probably by the scribe Pelaias Ammoniou.
	Ostr. Elephantine, excavation DAIK O 1657	Receipt unknown tax in year 7 of Trajan.
	Ostr. Elephantine, excavation DAIK O 1462	Receipt of the epiteretes Lucius Aurelius for cheironaxion, paid by Petechnoumis, son of Pachnoubis and Tachnoumis, with signature of Lucius Aurelius.
	Ostr. Elephantine, excavation DAIK O 1572	Receipt for custom duties? for a garment, in year 9 of Hadrian.
	Ostr. Elephantine, excavation DAIK O 1435	Receipt of the tax collector Petorzmethis for the contribution for 2 statues of Antinoos in year 17 of Hadrian
	Ostr. Elephantine, excavation DAIK O 1501	Receipt of the praktores Petesouchos and Annios Ammonianos for ? , paid by P---, son of ? and Thinpat---, with signature of Annios Ammonianos
	Ostr. Elephantine, excavation DAIK O 1649	Receipt of the praktores Annios Ammonianos and Sarapammon, son of Pachnoubis, for ?, paid by NN, son of Harpaesis and Thinphaut---
	Ostr. Elephantine, excavation DAIK O 1578	Receipt of year 18 of an unknown emperor paid by NN, son of NN and Sen--- and perhaps a second taxpayer.
	Ostr. Elephantine, excavation DAIK O 1494	Receipt for an instalment of 10 drachmas, paid by Harpaesis, son of Psais and ?
	Ostr. Elephantine, excavation DAIK O 1149	order of Pachompaonnophris to Onnophris, son of Serenos, to pay out to Onnophris, son of Hatres, an unknown product or sum.
	Ostr. Elephantine, excavation DAIK O 1147	order of Pachompaonnophris to Onnophris, son of Serenos, to pay out an unknown product or sum.
	Ostr. Elephantine, excavation DAIK O 1163	order of Pachompaonnophris to Onnophris, son of Serenos, to pay out an unknown product or sum.
	Ostr. Elephantine, excavation DAIK O 1164	order of Pachompaonnophris to Onnophris, son of Serenos, to pay out an unknown product or sum.
	Ostr. Elephantine, excavation DAIK O 0067	order of Pachompaonnophris to ---, son of Petorzmethis, to pay out an unknown product or sum.
	Ostr. Elephantine, excavation DAIK O 1186	order of Pouebis and --- the prostatai of Neilammon and ? to --- the gardener, to pay out an unknown product or sum.
	Ostr. Elephantine, excavation DAIK O 1039	Beginning of a letter to the strategos Aurelios Theon from Annius?
	Ostr. Elephantine, excavation DAIK O 1576	letter of arraignment from Petorzmethis to Thinpetiouthis, with the announcement to take action against her because of some work he has done.
	Ostr. Elephantine, excavation DAIK O 1514	Private letter to a certain Herakleides concerning the shipment of achyra.
	Ostr. Elephantine, excavation DAIK O 1479	Official letter to Claudius Euhemeros concerning the rising flood and the prophets.
	Ostr. Elephantine, excavation DAIK O 0829	Letter to Onnophris the prophet of Ammon, the great god concerning a certain Kaasis
	Ostr. Elephantine, excavation DAIK O 1070	Letter concerning an advance payment (arrhabon)
	Ostr. Elephantine, excavation DAIK O 0233 + 0237 + 0252 + 0253	Letter concerning a horse and the sending of certain persons.
	Ostr. Elephantine, excavation DAIK O 1383	Private letter from Peteesis to Lucius (?) about delivered goods.
	Ostr. Elephantine, excavation DAIK O 0820	Private letter about delivered garments and clothes.
	Ostr. Elephantine, excavation DAIK O 1175	Private letter mentioning barrels.
	Ostr. Elephantine, excavation DAIK O 1484 +1485	Private letter mentioning a duplicarius (Roman soldier receiving double pay)
	Ostr. Elephantine, excavation DAIK O 1074	Draft of a contract / letter? concering a lease contract of vinyards, contractant from Piauo, south of Syene
	Ostr. Elephantine, excavation DAIK O 0910	end of an account of incertain content, mentioning an ostracon
	Ostr. Elephantine, excavation DAIK O 1125	account of a toll gate? recording the export of bottles/vats on certain days
	Ostr. Elephantine, excavation DAIK O 1531	Account of wheat for certain days
	Ostr. Elephantine, excavation DAIK O 1438	Account of money with names
	Ostr. Elephantine, excavation DAIK O 0991	note concerning the expenses for Nicopolis
	Ostr. Elephantine, excavation DAIK O 0512	account of money
	Ostr. Elephantine, excavation DAIK O 0051 + 0052	account of bread given out(?) on certain days?
	Ostr. Elephantine, excavation DAIK O 1160 + 1161	account of jars of different size and origin
	Ostr. Elephantine, excavation DAIK O 0393	list of names and professions?
	Ostr. Elephantine, excavation DAIK O 1521	List of names
	Ostr. Elephantine, excavation DAIK O 1068	list of names, purpose unknown
	Ostr. Elephantine, excavation DAIK O 1470	List of names
	Ostr. Elephantine, excavation DAIK O 0053	list of names, purpose incertain
	Ostr. Elephantine, excavation DAIK O 0012	list of names, purpose incertain
	Ostr. Elephantine, excavation DAIK O 1404	list of names, purpose unknown
	Ostr. Elephantine, excavation DAIK O 1142	note ot a wine seller? or dipinto?
	Ostr. Elephantine, excavation DAIK O 1416	Fragment of a receipt for an unknown tax for year 20 of Trajan which is year 1 of Hadrian and for year 19 of Trajan, written by the scribe Sarapion (not mentioned); probably dated in year 2 of Hadrian.
	Ostr. Elephantine, excavation DAIK O 1051	Dipinto on a jar, giving the size of the jar? and the date it was delivered.
	Ostr. Elephantine, excavation DAIK O 1254	two Dipinti on a jar, two hands, names
	Ostr. Elephantine, excavation DAIK O 1316	label with a name
	Ostr. Elephantine, excavation DAIK O 0914	writing exercise with alphabet
	Ostr. Elephantine, excavation DAIK O 0124	Receipt for payment in wheat? through Prokopios; with signature of Philotheos.
	Ostr. Elephantine, excavation DAIK O 0111
	Ostr. Elephantine, excavation DAIK O 0168	account? or order? of payments of hide and wine to various persons
	Ostr. Elephantine, excavation DAIK O 1071	Fragment of account of money for a feast of the praepositus
	Ostr. Elephantine, excavation DAIK O 1680	account of money with order to pay out
	Ostr. Elephantine, excavation DAIK O 0521	Account consisting of list of women with money amounts set against their name
	Ostr. Elephantine, excavation DAIK O 1513	account with list of names and goods in liters
	Ostr. Elephantine, excavation DAIK O 0106	account un unknown good measured in liter with prices
	Ostr. Elephantine, excavation DAIK O 0912	account of money with names and nomismatia
	Ostr. Elephantine, excavation DAIK O 1302	List of names and occupations?
	Ostr. Elephantine, excavation DAIK O 1004	List of names
	Ostr. Elephantine, excavation DAIK O 0426	List of names
	Ostr. Elephantine, excavation DAIK O 0081	List of names
	Ostr. Elephantine, excavation DAIK O 0816	List of names
	Ostr. Elephantine, excavation DAIK O 0418	List of names
	Ostr. Elephantine, excavation DAIK O 1668	List of names
	Ostr. Elephantine, excavation DAIK O 1676	List of names
	Ostr. Elephantine, excavation DAIK O 0102	List of names
	Ostr. Elephantine, excavation DAIK O 1095	List of names
	Ostr. Elephantine, excavation DAIK O 1639	note of the receipt of 15 litres ?
	Ostr. Elephantine, excavation DAIK O 0411	note of two tax payments ?
	Ostr. Elephantine, excavation DAIK O 1539	note: pachom has made 16 mattes
	Ostr. Elephantine, excavation DAIK O 1623	note of payment? of keratia
	Ostr. Elephantine, excavation DAIK O 1367	note
	Ostr. Elephantine, excavation DAIK O 1096	The ostracon says "Land of Apa Moses", which is unclear, difficult to interpret.
	Ostr. Elephantine, excavation DAIK O 1235	inscription on a jar, name
	Ostr. Elephantine, excavation DAIK O 1426	dipinto, name?
	Ostr. Elephantine, excavation DAIK O 1650	Priest Stephanos - function, interpretation unclear
	Ostr. Elephantine, excavation DAIK O 1356	label. name on jar
	Ostr. Elephantine, excavation DAIK O 0156	label. name on jar
	Ostr. Elephantine, excavation DAIK O 0109	label. name on jar
	Ostr. Elephantine, excavation DAIK O 1540	label. name on jar
	Ostr. Elephantine, excavation DAIK O 0407	label. name on jar
	Ostr. Elephantine, excavation DAIK O 0408	Writing exercise, letters and syllables
	Ostr. Elephantine, excavation DAIK O 1602	Writing exercise, letters
	Ostr. Elephantine, excavation DAIK O 1652	Writing exercise, letters
	Ostr. Elephantine, excavation DAIK O 1547	Receipt of Ammonios the head of the thesaurus of Syene (sitologos), paid by Peteesis, for a landtax (epigraphe?).
	Ostr. Elephantine, excavation DAIK O 1617	account of money
	Ostr. Elephantine, excavation DAIK O 0061	end of list of names
	Ostr. Elephantine, excavation DAIK O 0063	Fragment of incertain content
	Ostr. Elephantine, excavation DAIK O 0064	Fragment of incertain content
	Ostr. Elephantine, excavation DAIK O 0100	Fragment of name list
	Ostr. Elephantine, excavation DAIK O 0930	Fragment of an account concerning days
	Ostr. Elephantine, excavation DAIK O 0960	Fragment of an account
	Ostr. Elephantine, excavation DAIK O 0995	Fragment of incertain content, no word can be deciphered.
	Ostr. Elephantine, excavation DAIK O 1036	End of receipt with the date.
	Ostr. Elephantine, excavation DAIK O 1072	Fragment of incertain content
	Ostr. Elephantine, excavation DAIK O 1073	Fragment of incertain content
	Ostr. Elephantine, excavation DAIK O 1094	Fragment of incertain content
	Ostr. Elephantine, excavation DAIK O 1115	Fragment of incertain content
	Ostr. Elephantine, excavation DAIK O 1122	Fragment of incertain content
	Ostr. Elephantine, excavation DAIK O 1123	Fragment of a receipt for poll tax?
	Ostr. Elephantine, excavation DAIK O 1143	Fragment of incertain content
	Ostr. Elephantine, excavation DAIK O 1152	Fragment of name list?
	Ostr. Elephantine, excavation DAIK O 1153	Fragment of incertain content
	Ostr. Elephantine, excavation DAIK O 1155	Fragment of incertain content, traces no identified, no transcript; language incertain
	Ostr. Elephantine, excavation DAIK O 1165	Fragment of incertain content
	Ostr. Elephantine, excavation DAIK O 1169	Fragment of incertain content
	Ostr. Elephantine, excavation DAIK O 1178	Fragment of incertain content
	Ostr. Elephantine, excavation DAIK O 1187	End of a receipt.
	Ostr. Elephantine, excavation DAIK O 1188	Fragment of a receipt of Valerion Memarm---?, otherwise known as a candidate praktor (O.Wilck. 271)
	Ostr. Elephantine, excavation DAIK O 1195	Beginning of a receipt
	Ostr. Elephantine, excavation DAIK O 1199	Fragment of an account, ciphers for days? at the beginning of the lines
	Ostr. Elephantine, excavation DAIK O 1201	Fragment of a list of names
	Ostr. Elephantine, excavation DAIK O 1203	Fragment
	Ostr. Elephantine, excavation DAIK O 1310	Fragment
	Ostr. Elephantine, excavation DAIK O 1328	Fragment
	Ostr. Elephantine, excavation DAIK O 1364	Fragment of an account of grain
	Ostr. Elephantine, excavation DAIK O 1387	text of unclear content.
	Ostr. Elephantine, excavation DAIK O 1412	end of a receipt with remains of the date
	Ostr. Elephantine, excavation DAIK O 1417	End of a letter concerning an old house
	Ostr. Elephantine, excavation DAIK O 1437	Text of unclear content.
	Ostr. Elephantine, excavation DAIK O 1439	List of names (dekania)
	Ostr. Elephantine, excavation DAIK O 1442	Fragment of a letter.
	Ostr. Elephantine, excavation DAIK O 1443	Fragment of incertain content
	Ostr. Elephantine, excavation DAIK O 1444	Fragment of incertain content, account?
	Ostr. Elephantine, excavation DAIK O 1450	Fragment of incertain content
	Ostr. Elephantine, excavation DAIK O 1464	Receipt of Domitios Fannianus and Germanus collectors of money taxes for merismos, paid by Phanophis
	Ostr. Elephantine, excavation DAIK O 1465	Fragment of incertain content
	Ostr. Elephantine, excavation DAIK O 1481	inscription on a jar, name
	Ostr. Elephantine, excavation DAIK O 1482	Fragment of incertain content
	Ostr. Elephantine, excavation DAIK O 1497	Fragment of a receipt for customs duties? with signature
	Ostr. Elephantine, excavation DAIK O 1507	Fragment of a receipt for survey tax on palm groves
	Ostr. Elephantine, excavation DAIK O 1615	Fragment of a list of names
	Ostr. Elephantine, excavation DAIK O 1640 R	Fragment of a list of names
	Ostr. Elephantine, excavation DAIK O 1647	Receipt of praktores Asinnius, son of Didymos, and Ammonios, through Ammonios?, for the contribution of year 11
	Ostr. Elephantine, excavation DAIK O 1658	Fragment of a list of names
	Ostr. Elephantine, excavation DAIK O 0019	Acknowledgment of debt.
	Ostr. Elephantine, excavation DAIK O 0022	Fragment of incertain content
	Ostr. Elephantine, excavation DAIK O 0069	Fragment of incertain content
	Ostr. Elephantine, excavation DAIK O 0088	Fragment of an account of money
	Ostr. Elephantine, excavation DAIK O 0092	Fragment of a writing exercise?
	Ostr. Elephantine, excavation DAIK O 0107	Fragment of a letter
	Ostr. Elephantine, excavation DAIK O 0110	Fragment
	Ostr. Elephantine, excavation DAIK O 0112	Fragment of incertain content
	Ostr. Elephantine, excavation DAIK O 0114	Fragment, perhaps coptic?
	Ostr. Elephantine, excavation DAIK O 0146	Fragment with list of Names. List of witnesses? With a Christogramm at the end of each name
	Ostr. Elephantine, excavation DAIK O 0161	Fragment of an account of money
	Ostr. Elephantine, excavation DAIK O 0513	engraved label with name, ed.: invocation to a saint?
	Ostr. Elephantine, excavation DAIK O 0730	no transcript
	Ostr. Elephantine, excavation DAIK O 0807	Fragment of a contract of loan
	Ostr. Elephantine, excavation DAIK O 0907	Fragment of an account?
	Ostr. Elephantine, excavation DAIK O 0990	Fragment of an account.
	Ostr. Elephantine, excavation DAIK O 1044	Fragment
	Ostr. Elephantine, excavation DAIK O 1053	Fragment of incertain content, contract?
	Ostr. Elephantine, excavation DAIK O 1055	Fragment of a contract
	Ostr. Elephantine, excavation DAIK O 1056	Fragment of a list of names and products, probably with quantities. Account or list.
	Ostr. Elephantine, excavation DAIK O 1084	Writing exercise, letters
	Ostr. Elephantine, excavation DAIK O 1119	Fragment of an account?
	Ostr. Elephantine, excavation DAIK O 1140	Fragment of incertain content
	Ostr. Elephantine, excavation DAIK O 1154	Fragment of incertain content
	Ostr. Elephantine, excavation DAIK O 1157	dipinto: name on a jar
	Ostr. Elephantine, excavation DAIK O 1196	Account on payments of money in stater and obols. Content unclear due to fragmentary condition
	Ostr. Elephantine, excavation DAIK O 1200	Account on ointment, listed in different expenses and shares.
	Ostr. Elephantine, excavation DAIK O 1208	List of names?
	Ostr. Elephantine, excavation DAIK O 1214	document of incertain content.
	Ostr. Elephantine, excavation DAIK O 1226	Fragment of incertain content
	Ostr. Elephantine, excavation DAIK O 1234	Fragment of incertain content
	Ostr. Elephantine, excavation DAIK O 1261	dipinto: name on a jar
	Ostr. Elephantine, excavation DAIK O 1264	Fragment of incertain content
	Ostr. Elephantine, excavation DAIK O 1266	Fragment of incertain content
	Ostr. Elephantine, excavation DAIK O 1317	Order for payment?
	Ostr. Elephantine, excavation DAIK O 1320	Order for payment. perhaps part of the Patermouthis archive?
	Ostr. Elephantine, excavation DAIK O 1333	Fragment. Order for payment?
	Ostr. Elephantine, excavation DAIK O 1342	Fragment of an account
	Ostr. Elephantine, excavation DAIK O 1346	Fragment of incertain content
	Ostr. Elephantine, excavation DAIK O 1349	Fragment of incertain content
	Ostr. Elephantine, excavation DAIK O 1352	Fragment of incertain content
	Ostr. Elephantine, excavation DAIK O 1354	Fragment of an account
	Ostr. Elephantine, excavation DAIK O 1357R	Fragment of a list of names, account?
	Ostr. Elephantine, excavation DAIK O 1357V	Fragment of an account
	Ostr. Elephantine, excavation DAIK O 1365	Fragment of incertain content: receipt or order for payment
	Ostr. Elephantine, excavation DAIK O 1374	List of names
	Ostr. Elephantine, excavation DAIK O 1381	Fragment of incertain content
	Ostr. Elephantine, excavation DAIK O 1384	account of money, list of names and amounts of nomismatia
	Ostr. Elephantine, excavation DAIK O 1386R	Fragment of incertain content
	Ostr. Elephantine, excavation DAIK O 1386V	List of names
	Ostr. Elephantine, excavation DAIK O 1395	List of names
	Ostr. Elephantine, excavation DAIK O 1397	Account of expenses
	Ostr. Elephantine, excavation DAIK O 1399	List of names
	Ostr. Elephantine, excavation DAIK O 1407	Fragment of incertain content
	Ostr. Elephantine, excavation DAIK O 1445	Fragment of incertain content: receipt or order for payment
	Ostr. Elephantine, excavation DAIK O 1499	List of names?
	Ostr. Elephantine, excavation DAIK O 1594	Fragment of incertain content
	Ostr. Elephantine, excavation DAIK O 1640V	Fragment of an account?
	Ostr. Elephantine, excavation DAIK O 0139	List of names of unknown purpose
	Ostr. Elephantine, excavation DAIK O 2184	Receipt of the tax farmer Stlaccius through his assistant Ammonios for the survey tax on palm groves for the harvest of year 15 of Antoninus, paid by Thinpsansnos, daughter of Petorzmethis; second payment by the same person on account of Pekysis, son of Petorzmethis; dated in year 16 of Antoninus, Hathyr 30.
	Ostr. Elephantine, excavation DAIK O 1798	receipt of Hermogenes praktor for poll tax of year 4 of Trajan, paid by Hatpes, son of Pachnoubis, with signature of Hermogenes.
	Ostr. Elephantine, excavation DAIK O 1662	Receipt of the collectors of taxes in money and kind (praktores argyrikon kai sitikon) at Elephantine, for various contributions: potamophylakidon, stationos and ploiu praitoriou,
	Ostr. Elephantine, excavation DAIK O 1722	Receipt of praktor Sanmous for contribution for river police boats, paid by Onnophris, son of Sarapion and the mother Senpachnoubis; written by the scribe Sarapion.
	Ostr. Elephantine, excavation DAIK O 1711	Receipt of NN and Publius the younger, notaries?, for a tax (telos)
	Ostr. Elephantine, excavation DAIK O 1579	Receipt of Simon, Panapis and Pelaias (praktores?), for outstanding tax payments (loipographia), amongst others the contributions potamou (for the canal?) and diples (billeting of soldiers?) of year 17 or Trajan; with signature of Panapis?
	Ostr. Elephantine, excavation DAIK O 1726	Receipt for an unknown tax of year 26 of Commodus
	Ostr. Elephantine, excavation DAIK O 1736	Tax receipt for unidentified tax, paid by or to? the archpriest in the name of several tax payers, mentioning "dioikesis"?
	Ostr. Elephantine, excavation DAIK O 0216	order for payment of the temple administration of Neilammon to a prostates of (the temple) of Hera, to pay out a month's wages
	Ostr. Elephantine, excavation DAIK O 0556	order for payment of the temple administration; Valerios Sarap to Onnophris?, further mentioning Hatres and another? Onnophris
	Ostr. Elephantine, excavation DAIK O 2188	Account of money, list of names and amounts of drachmas
	Ostr. Elephantine, excavation DAIK O 1737	Account of money, list of names and amounts of drachmas (mostly 2 dr), occupations mentioned: psiathoplokos
	Ostr. Elephantine, excavation DAIK O 0226+232+238+239+246+250	Account for periods of time given from month to month, mentioning the temple of Ammon incertain content
	Ostr. Elephantine, excavation DAIK O 0552	List of names
	Ostr. Elephantine, excavation DAIK O 1847	Note concerning the remainder of a debt owed to? Sanopis for wages, 24 dr.
	Ostr. Elephantine, excavation DAIK O 1846	note with an order to perform the duties as usual
	Ostr. Elephantine, excavation DAIK O 0817	Dipinto on a jar, giving the size of the jar? and the date it was delivered?
	Ostr. Elephantine, excavation DAIK O 0975	Dipinto: the price of the jar 1900
	Ostr. Elephantine, excavation DAIK O 1895	Dipinto: giving the content? 14 ?, 50 sacs?
	Ostr. Elephantine, excavation DAIK O 0345	Receipt for money, Aurelios Karour to? Aurelios Menas
	Ostr. Elephantine, excavation DAIK O 2190 + 2843	Fable of the oak and the reed. The text has two new possible readings (ll. 2.5), which seem to derive from a tradition different from the medieval manuscripts.
	Ostr. Elephantine, excavation DAIK O 1015	Order for payment of wine by the cornicularius Paulus, addressed to Lysis?; beneficiary is Haremephis?
	Ostr. Elephantine, excavation DAIK O 1001	Order for payment of wine by the cornicularius Paulus, addressed to Lysis?; beneficiary is Totees, son of Sarapion
	Ostr. Elephantine, excavation DAIK O 0927	account of money and expenses for spices?
	Ostr. Elephantine, excavation DAIK O 2187	Account with names and amounts of money
	Ostr. Elephantine, excavation DAIK O 1002	account of money
	Ostr. Elephantine, excavation DAIK O 0574R+V	List of names on convex; list of goods on concave
	Ostr. Elephantine, excavation DAIK O 0245	List of names and occupations
	Ostr. Elephantine, excavation DAIK O 0326	list of household items
	Ostr. Elephantine, excavation DAIK O 1728	note on the delivery? of wheat to or from Heramon, son of Dios, possibly in the context of the army, since the measure modius is used.
	Ostr. Elephantine, excavation DAIK O 0039	Note with name and an amount of "psiatia", mats
	Ostr. Elephantine, excavation DAIK O 0732	Note with name and an amount of "psiatia", mats
	Ostr. Elephantine, excavation DAIK O 0720	Note with name and an amount of "psiatia", mats
	Ostr. Elephantine, excavation DAIK O 0454	Note with name and an amount of "psiatia", mats
	Ostr. Elephantine, excavation DAIK O 3712	dipinto: name on a jar
	Ostr. Elephantine, excavation DAIK O 0878	dipinto: name on a jar
	Ostr. Elephantine, excavation DAIK O 0731	dipinto: name on a jar
	Ostr. Elephantine, excavation DAIK O 0735	dipinto: name on a jar
	Ostr. Elephantine, excavation DAIK O 1355	End of a document, an agreement or contract of some sort only the signature of the witness and his statement is extant.
	Ostr. Elephantine, excavation DAIK O 1709	account of money
	Ostr. Elephantine, excavation DAIK O 1739	document of incertain content, perhaps a letter about the delivery of wine?
	Ostr. Elephantine, excavation DAIK O 1883 +1909	Private receipt for money between father and son.
	Ostr. Elephantine, excavation DAIK O 0080	List of names
	Ostr. Elephantine, excavation DAIK O 0218	list of names and payments of wine in xestai
	Ostr. Elephantine, excavation DAIK O 0228	Fragment of incertain content, mentioning wheat
	Ostr. Elephantine, excavation DAIK O 0229	Fragment of incertain content
	Ostr. Elephantine, excavation DAIK O 0236	Account of wheat
	Ostr. Elephantine, excavation DAIK O 0272	Fragment of incertain content
	Ostr. Elephantine, excavation DAIK O 0346	Fragment of incertain content
	Ostr. Elephantine, excavation DAIK O 0389	Fragment of a receipt of the collectors Phanophis and Marcus. cf. OGL 887
	Ostr. Elephantine, excavation DAIK O 0394	Letter from Alexandros?, mentioning a ship
	Ostr. Elephantine, excavation DAIK O 0432	Account. money?
	Ostr. Elephantine, excavation DAIK O 0635	List of names
	Ostr. Elephantine, excavation DAIK O 1018	Fragment of incertain content
	Ostr. Elephantine, excavation DAIK O 1029	document of incertain content in the first text strategos seems to be written.
	Ostr. Elephantine, excavation DAIK O 1185	Receipt for the payment of 28 dr. for one month, probably in connection with the lychnapsia, the lamp lightning in the Chnum-temple
	Ostr. Elephantine, excavation DAIK O 1524	Letter to the sister Thinammonis?
	Ostr. Elephantine, excavation DAIK O 1708b	Fragment of a receipt with a date at the end
	Ostr. Elephantine, excavation DAIK O 1776	List of names
	Ostr. Elephantine, excavation DAIK O 1842	Private letter to the brother
	Ostr. Elephantine, excavation DAIK O 1908	Fragment of incertain content
	Ostr. Elephantine, excavation DAIK O 2170	List of names
	Ostr. Elephantine, excavation DAIK O 3713	Account of money, mentoning wine
	Ostr. Elephantine, excavation DAIK O 0116	List of names
	Ostr. Elephantine, excavation DAIK O 0125	Order of payment of wheat
	Ostr. Elephantine, excavation DAIK O 0612	List of payments of annonae
	Ostr. Elephantine, excavation DAIK O 0946	List of Names
	Ostr. Elephantine, excavation DAIK O 0780	List of payments of annonae
	Ostr. Elephantine, excavation DAIK O 0722	List of names
	Ostr. Elephantine, excavation DAIK O 1376	account of money
	Ostr. Elephantine, excavation DAIK O 1663	End of a document (contract? debt acknowledgement?) with the subscript of the scribe David, son of Menas, deacon, who is also known to have written coptic documents.
	Ostr. Elephantine, excavation DAIK O 2161	Account with names and amounts of money
	Ostr. Elephantine, excavation DAIK O 2171 + 2172	List of names and amounts of nomismatia
	Ostr. Elephantine, excavation DAIK O 0438	Contract, acknowledgement of debt
	Ostr. Elephantine, excavation DAIK O 21084 (prov)	List of deacons and other men of the church?
	Ostr. Elephantine, excavation DAIK O 1458	receipt of Marcus Annius Nemonianus, collector of money taxes at Elephantine, and the subordinate collector (apaitetes) Ammonios, son of Soter, for contributions of year 31 of Commodus, paid Zmentpochemis, son of Petorzmethis and Thinzmentpos
	Ostr. Elephantine, excavation DAIK O 1637	receipt of Aibutios Niger and Pachnoumis, son of Palachemis, praktores of Elephantine, for merismos of the 15th year of Marcus Aurelius, paid in the 1st year of Gaius Avidius Cassius.
	Ostr. Elephantine, excavation DAIK O 1659	List or account of taxpayers, perhaps of the Kataraktites? for the 1/20th and 1/10th-taxes?
	Ostr. Elephantine, excavation DAIK O 0033	Account of money listing names and amounts in nomismata and keratia
	Ostr. Elephantine, excavation DAIK O 0637	List of the 40 martyrs of Sebaste
	Ostr. Bruxelles E E 384	Rceipt of Domitios Fannianus and Germanus collectors of money taxes for merismos of year 12 of Antoninus, paid by Pachnoubis alias Zmethis, son of Bienchis and Thinpsansnos.
	Ostr. Paris, Louvre OGL 0592	Receipt of Iulius Cornelianus and Pelaias, collectors of money taxes at Elephantine, for contributions of year 14 of Antoninus, paid by Patchnautis?, son of Harpaesis and Senpatchnautis; with signature of Phannianos (= Domitius Fannianus?)
	Ostr. Paris, Louvre OGL 1564	Receipt of the tax collector Sansnos, son of Papremithes, for rent of state-owned houses, paid by Hatpes, son of Kalasiris, for Harpaesis, son of Kalasiris, for the accounting of year 10.
	Ostr. Paris, Louvre OGL 1565	Receipt of the praktores Ailius Didymos and Hermodoros, son of Soter, through the scribe Sansnos (not mentioned), for the price of public dates, paid by Pachnoubis, son of Iebis; with subscript of Hermodoros.
	Ostr. Paris, Louvre OGL 1566	Receipt of Marcus Annius Nemonianus, collector of money taxes at Elephantine, for contributions of year 29 and 30 of Commodus, paid by Harpaesis, son of Panapotis and Tremaos(?).
	Ostr. Paris, Louvre OGL 0572	Receipt of the 4 tax collectors Hermogenes, Germanos, Serapion and Papremithes for contributions of year 10 of Antoninus, paid by Menophilos senior, son of Orbais and the mother Tisatis, with signature of Hermogenes.
	Ostr. Paris, Louvre OGL 1572	Letter of Hatpes to his father Hermodoros.
	Ostr. Paris, Louvre OGL 0614	Receipt of Antiochos Harmodianos, tax collector of Syene, and Bekis, made out to Dioskoros, the slave of Didymion, for contribution of year 20, paid in year 21 of Antoninus Pius.
	Ostr. Paris, Louvre OGL 0976	Receipt of praktor Triadelphos through the assistant Ammonios, for merismos potamophylakidos and stationos of year 12 of Hadrian, paid by Harpaesis, son Paous.
	Ostr. Paris, Louvre OGL 0585	receipt of Soter and Papremithes, praktores argyrikon of Elephantine for merismos of year 8, paid by Pachnoubis, son of Petorzmethis and Thipsansnos.
	Ostr. Paris, Louvre OGL 0574	Receipt of Julius Serenus, collector of money taxes of Elephantine, and Valerion and Apollonios, candidates for the collectorship, nominated instead of Harpchemis, for contribution of year 18 for the fortress close to Phoinike, also called Sandante, paid by Petorzmethis, son of Petorzmethis and Thinpatransnouphis; with signature of Julius Serenus.
	Ostr. London, British Library 12070	receipt Ammonios and Sokration, the (two) praktores argyrikon of Elephantine through the assistant Pachompetenephotes for Menophilos the elder, son of Orbais and Tisatis and for Harpaesis, their son, for merismos of the 23. year of Antoninus Pius. signature of the praktor Ammonios.
	Ostr. London, British Library 12088	Receipt for merismos, paid by the Panapotis, son of Ammonios and Thinnesis; the hand of the scribe is that of the assistant Petorzmethis of the collectors Valerius Serenus and Palachemis in year 2-4 of Marc Aurel and Verus.
	Ostr. London, British Library 12106	receipt of Hermogenes and Germanos and the associate praktores argyrikon of Elephantine for merismoi of year 10 for Pachnubis. signature of Hermogenes.
	Ostr. London, British Library 12115	receipt by Ammonios and Sokrates, the praktores argyrikon of Elephantine for time demosiou phoinikos, paid by Pachnubis s. of Petorzmethis on the account of the mother Thinzmethis, daugter of Kalasiris, and on various other accounts.
	Ostr. London, British Library 12126	receipt of Papremithes and Bienchis, praktores argyrikon of Elephantine through the assistant Ammonios, for merismos of year 10 of Antoninus, paid by Petorzmethis, son of Petorzmethis and Senpetorzmethis
	Ostr. London, British Library 12162	receipt of Valerios Serenos and Palachemis, the two praktores argyrikon of Elephantine, through Petorzmethis, assistant, for the contribution of statues and busts of the emperors (merismos andrianton and protomon), for the building of watch towers (oikodomias skopelon), paid by Panapotis, son of Papremithes and Thinpetepoueris; on the same day also for the price of public dates (time demosiou phoinikos) on account of Pachompaouerseous, son of Patous.
	Ostr. London, British Library 12405	receipt of two praktores argyrikon (or amphodopraktores) of Elephantine, ---, son of Panapotis and Petorzmethis, son of Petosiris?, for annona and merismos stationos, paid by Prempsaitos, son of Petorzmethis, and Petorzmethis, son of Prempsaitos, in year 25 of Caracalla?
	Ostr. London, British Library 12476	receipt of Ammonios and Sokrates, the two praktores argyrikon of Elephantine for the price of public dates (time demosiou phoinikos), paid by Menophilos, son of Orabais, on account of a certain Petesouchos, son of Harpaesis?.
	Ostr. London, British Library 13993 (5791m)	The telonai Pelaias and Sokration grant to the prostitute Thinabdella the right to sleep on a certain day with whomever she wishes. In yea 19 of Trajan, Phaopi 10.
	Ostr. London, British Library 14024	receipt of praktor Hermogenes for laographia of year 3 of Trajan, paid by Harpaesis, son of Phanophis, grandson of Thrakidas, with signature of praktor Hermogenes.
	Ostr. London, British Library 14063	receipt of Domitius Phannianus and Germanus, praktores argyrikon of Elephantine for merismoi of year 13 of Antoninus, paid by Patsibtis, son of Petorzmethis and his mother Senpelaia (archive).
	Ostr. London, British Library 14145	receipt of Valerios Serenos and Palachemis, the two praktores argyrikon of Elephantine, through Petorzmethis, assistant, for merismoi of the third year of Antoninus and Verus, paid by Pasibtis, son of Petorzmethis and Senpelaia (archive); and a second payment for Pachnubis, his son of the mother Tanlilauis.
	Ostr. London, British Library 14172 (5805E)	receipt of Soter and Papremithes, praktores argyrikon of Elephantine, for merismos of year 8 of Antoninus, paid by Sansnos, son of Petorzmethis and Tinharpaesis; a second payment of the son Petorzmethis of the mother Tinpachompaonnophris.
	Ostr. London, British Library 14183	receipt of Soter and Papremithes, praktores argyrikon of Elephantine for merismos of year 9, paid by Papremithes, son of Harpaesis and Thipsensnos.
	Ostr. London, British Library 14908 + 15668	receipt of Valerios Serenos and Palachemis, the two praktores argyrikon of Elephantine for merismos andrianton 2 and protomon 2 of the emperors and for oikodomes skopelon, paid by Sarapion, son of Ammonios and Senpetorzmethis.
	Ostr. London, British Library 14910	receipt of Serapammon and Soter, praktores argyrikon of Elephantine for merismoi of the fifth year of Antoninus, paid by Petorzmethis the elder, son of Poueris and Tisatis, with signature of Soter (praktor).
	Ostr. London, British Library 5799	receipt of Valerios Serenos and Palachemis, the two praktores argyrikon of Elephantine, through Petorzmethis, assistant, for merismos, paid by Papremithes, son of Harpaesis and Thinzmenpos.
	Ostr. London, British Library 5807	receipt of Soter and Papremithes, praktores argyrikon of Elephantine for contribution of year 8, paid by Patsibtis, son of Peorzmethis and Thinpelaia. Belongs to the family archive of Patsibtis.
	Ostr. London, British Library 5810	receipt of Iulius Serenus, praktor argyrikon of Elephantine and Valerion and Apollonios, candidates for the praktoreia, for time demosiou phoinikos, paid by Thinesebtis (and? or daughter of?)Tisatis on account of Annius Bassus and on account of Agathodoros and Bassus, with signature of Iulius Serenus.
	Ostr. London, British Library 5811	receipt of Zenon, son of Herakleides, tax farmer of the Sacred gate of Soene through Sarapion, assistant, for laographia, paid by Patsibtis, son of Petorzmethis and Senpelaia.
	Ostr. London, British Library 5812	receipt of Papremithes and Bienchis, praktores argyrikon of Elephantine, for merismos of year 9 of Antoninus, paid by Patsibtis, son of Petorzmethis and Thinpelaia. Belongs to the archive of Patsibtis.
	Ostr. London, British Library 5813	receipt of Phanophis, praktor argyrikon of Elephantine for time demosiou phoinikos, paid by Petorzmethis, and his younger brother Petorzmethis on account of the mother Thinzmethis
	Ostr. London, British Library 5816	receipt of Domitius Fannianus and Germanus, praktores argyrikon of Elephantine, for merismoi of year 11 of Antoninus, paid by Harpaesis, son of Zmenpos and Thipsensnos.
	Ostr. London, British Library 5817	receipt of Domitius Fannianus and Germanus, praktores argyrikon of Elephantine, for merismoi of year 11, paid by Pe---, son of Pachnaus and Senpasemis.
	Ostr. London, British Library 5818	receipt of Papremithes and bienchis, praktores argyrikon of Elephantine, through the assistant Ammonios, for merismos of year 10 of Anoninus, paid by Patsibtis, son of Petorzmethis and Thinpelaia; belongs to the archive of Patsibtis.
	Ostr. London, British Library 5820	receipt of Annius Ammonianus and Sarapammon, son of Pachnoubis, for merismoi of year 4 and for andriantos and protomes of the emperor, paid by Sarapion, son of Germanos and Senpapremithes.
	Ostr. London, British Library 5824	Receipt of Longinus Serenus and Petronios Bassianos, praktores argyrikon of Elephantine through the assitant Petorzmethis, for time demosiou phoinikos of the harvest of year 4 of Antoninus and Verus.
	Ostr. London, British Library 5825	receipt of Annius Ammonianus and Sarapammon, son of Pachnoubis, praktores argyrikon of Elephantine, through the assitant Pachoubis, son of Petorzmethis, for merismos andriantos and protomes and another payment for a contribution, paid by Pasibtis, son of Petorzmethis (and Senpelaia); belongs to the archive of Patsibtis
	Ostr. London, British Library 5827	receipt of three supervisors of the land of Tmousanis to Petechnoumis, son of the mother Kleopatra, for rent (phoros ges) on land she has leased (from the state).
	Ostr. London, British Library 5834	receipt of Germanus and Papremithes, praktores argyrikon of Elephantine for merismoi of year 11 of Antoninus, paid by Harpaesis, son of Zmetis; with signature of Germanus
	Ostr. Oxford Bodl. Gr. Inscr. 1009	end of receipt for laographia, date.
	Ostr. Oxford Bodl. Gr. Inscr. 1212	accont with names and ker(atia), nomismatia and other elements
	Ostr. Oxford Bodl. Gr. Inscr. 1257	receipt of the practores Soter and Papremithes. Zmenpos pais for merismos of the eighth year of Antoninus.
	Ostr. Oxford Bodl. Gr. Inscr. 1325	receipt of Harpochration*, son of Ammonios, and Iulius Serenos praktores of Elephantine through Harpochration alone through Hera--- the scribe for merismos.
	Ostr. Oxford Bodl. Gr. Inscr. 1374	receipt of the praktores Hermodoros, son of Soter, and Ailios Didymos, for Didymos through the scribe Antonios Iulas. receipt for various merismoi. subscript of Hermodoros the praktor.
	Ostr. Oxford Bodl. Gr. Inscr. 1537	receipt of the practor Sokrates for laographia, written and signed by praktor.
	Ostr. Oxford Bodl. Gr. Inscr. 183	receipt of praktor Kalasiris through the scribe Iunius Valens of merismos potamophylakidon and stationos
	Ostr. Oxford Bodl. Gr. Inscr. 1848	receipt of Domitios Fannianus and Germanus praktores for merismos. scribe not certain.
	Ostr. Oxford Bodl. Gr. Inscr. 1851	account with drachma sign and figures
	Ostr. Oxford Bodl. Gr. Inscr. 1852	Receipt for ? with subscript of Annius Ammonianus praktor.
	Ostr. Oxford Bodl. Gr. Inscr. 1854	receipt, written and given out by the scribe Pachompsachis, presumably in y. 4 Antoninus, cf. P.Bingen 93. the tax could either be laographia or cheironaxion.
	Ostr. Oxford Bodl. Gr. Inscr. 1856	word list? in alphabetic order?
	Ostr. Oxford Bodl. Gr. Inscr. 1857	letter mentioning myrobalanon
	Ostr. Oxford Bodl. Gr. Inscr. 1858	letter, no names mentioned.
	Ostr. Oxford Bodl. Gr. Inscr. 1859	tax receipt for time demosiou phoinikos, scribe and collectors reconstructed on basis of handwriting.
	Ostr. Oxford Bodl. Gr. Inscr. 1860	fragment of a letter, content incertain, only the end formula of a letter recognizable
	Ostr. Oxford Bodl. Gr. Inscr. 1861	mentions a debt, payment?
	Ostr. Oxford Bodl. Gr. Inscr. 1862	unidentified. scribbles, no writing
	Ostr. Oxford Bodl. Gr. Inscr. 1863	receipt for cheironaxion given out by the scribe Serenos for unknown collectors.
	Ostr. Oxford Bodl. Gr. Inscr. 1865	receipt of scribe Serenos without indication of collectors. taxpayer Psais, s. of mother Thinpatrasnuphis
	Ostr. Oxford Bodl. Gr. Inscr. 1866	list with names, professions and ciphers; checking marks
	Ostr. Oxford Bodl. Gr. Inscr. 1867	account with money and dates
	Ostr. Oxford Bodl. Gr. Inscr. 1868	Psais, son of Papremithes, pays for laographia eight and seven drachmas in two installments
	Ostr. Oxford Bodl. Gr. Inscr. 1869	account of animals, five goats, twenty cows
	Ostr. Oxford Bodl. Gr. Inscr. 1932	Didymos and his assitants have received beer tax from Horos, his wife and son.
	Ostr. Oxford Bodl. Gr. Inscr. 1935	tax receipt of Sempronios Celer (epiteretes) and Didymion praktor through the scribe Palachemis for merismos anakechorekoton.
	Ostr. Oxford Bodl. Gr. Inscr. 1936	receipt of Annius Ammonianus and Sarapammon, son of Pachnubis, praktores of Elephantine, for merismos of the third year of Antoninus. a second payment for the son is added. subscript/signature of Annios Ammonianos.
	Ostr. Oxford Bodl. Gr. Inscr. 1937	receipt of Domitios Phannianos and Germanos, praktores of Elephantine. Has paid Oktais, son of Oktaios, for time demosiu phoinikos of the harvest of the 12th year.
	Ostr. Oxford Bodl. Gr. Inscr. 1939	letter, Pachompatenephotes adressee.
	Ostr. Oxford Bodl. Gr. Inscr. 1944	account for woven reed mats (psiathia)
	Ostr. Oxford Bodl. Gr. Inscr. 1946	totaling of money, 19 talents and more drachmai
	Ostr. Oxford Bodl. Gr. Inscr. 1947	outside: incertain; inside: list, account?
	Ostr. Oxford Bodl. Gr. Inscr. 1949	Fragment of a receipt for geometria(?) phoinikonos written by Serenos oder Serenos and Markos, therefore probably given out by Hierax epiteretes(?);.
	Ostr. Oxford Bodl. Gr. Inscr. 1951	incertain
	Ostr. Oxford Bodl. Gr. Inscr. 1952	Fragment of an order for payment of the temple administration, cf. O.Bodl. 1701 dated to a 15th year? on Mechir 25.
	Ostr. Oxford Bodl. Gr. Inscr. 1953	incertain
	Ostr. Oxford Bodl. Gr. Inscr. 1954	list of various names and functions
	Ostr. Oxford Bodl. Gr. Inscr. 1955	names of men
	Ostr. Oxford Bodl. Gr. Inscr. 1956	account of money
	Ostr. Oxford Bodl. Gr. Inscr. 2084	classification as receipt doubtful
	Ostr. Oxford Bodl. Gr. Inscr. 2085	Has paid Pelaias* A--- Galatos for poll tax on 2nd year of Gaius (Caligula). praktor and scribe not mentioned. hand similar to the one in O.Berl. 22 and SB VI 9545, 1.
	Ostr. Oxford Bodl. Gr. Inscr. 2087	End of a tax receipt for laographia and desmophylakias, preserving the amount and the date.
	Ostr. Oxford Bodl. Gr. Inscr. 2088	List of names and quantities of products, women, wine?
	Ostr. Oxford Bodl. Gr. Inscr. 2669	receipt of praktor Hermogenes
	Ostr. Oxford Bodl. Gr. Inscr. 2703	receipt of Didymion praktor through Palachemis the scribe.
	Ostr. Oxford Bodl. Gr. Inscr. 2724	order for payment of the temple administration to a certain Philammon for a tax? on parfums (myrepsia) on the making of parfums?
	Ostr. Oxford Bodl. Gr. Inscr. 2749	bank receipt of Hermias the assistant banker, for tax on palm trees, paid by Senaros ---, in year 10 ob Tiberius. Prescript is unclear.
	Ostr. Oxford Bodl. Gr. Inscr. 2774	receipt of the praktores argyrikon kai sitikon at Elephantine for merismo i,potamophylakidon, stationos and ploiu praitoriou
	Ostr. Oxford Bodl. Gr. Inscr. 2775	receipt of the praktores Petronios and Maker?, for time demosiou phoinikos
	Ostr. Oxford Bodl. Gr. Inscr. 2887	receipt of the praktores Papremithes and Bienchis for merismos of the 9th year of Antoninus
	Ostr. Oxford Bodl. Gr. Inscr. 2888	tax receipt for laographia
	Ostr. Oxford Bodl. Gr. Inscr. 2909	receipt of the praktores Annius Ammonianus and Searpammon, s. of Pachnubis through Pachnubis, s. of Petorzmethis, for merismoi of the fourth year and for merismos of the statues of the emperor Antoninus
	Ostr. Oxford Bodl. Gr. Inscr. 2948	receipt of praktor Sanmous through scribe Sarapion for merismos potamophylakidon of the third and second year of Hadrian
	Ostr. Oxford Bodl. Gr. Inscr. 2949	receipt for river guard tax of 128 AD. no transcript; Original not readable anymore: old catalog description of Lobel says: Receipt from D...tmos through Leonates to Packhnoumis son of Orses and Besis for river-guard tax. 128 A.D.
	Ostr. Oxford Bodl. Gr. Inscr. 2950	A list of pictures with events of the Trajan and Theban cycle, which the scribe says he saw himself; perhaps a schooltext.
	Ostr. Oxford Bodl. Gr. Inscr. 299	receipt for time demosiou phoinikos by Aibutios Niger and Iulius Serenus, praktores.
	Ostr. Oxford Bodl. Gr. Inscr. 3033
	Ostr. Oxford Bodl. Gr. Inscr. 349	receipt for merismos of the sixth year of Antoninus by Sanmus praktor
	Ostr. Oxford Bodl. Gr. Inscr. 5	receipt, contents uncertain
	Ostr. Oxford Bodl. Gr. Inscr. 595	letter of Kopres to Nilas about money.
	Ostr. Oxford Bodl. Gr. Inscr. 921	letter to a woman
	Ostr. Cambridge, Fitzwilliam Museum GR. P. 41	Receipt for harbour dues from the port officer (ho ascholoumenos ten hormophylakian) at Syene (Aswan), Antonios Malchaios, acknowledging receipt of dues on cargoes over the past four months Tybi - Pharmouthi, according to an agreement. Dated to Pharmouthi 30 (25th April) of year 4 of Hadrian (AD 120); with subscript of the collector.
	Ostr. Cambridge, Fitzwilliam Museum GR. P. 42	Receipt of the praktores Psanmous and Petesouchos for river police boat and billeting (merismos potamophylakidon and diplon) of year 21 of Hadrian, paid by Petorzmethis, son of Kalasiris and the mother Tisatis; with subscript of the praktor Psanmous. Dated 21st of the Egyptian month of Pakhon (19 May) AD 137.
	Ostr. Cambridge, Fitzwilliam Museum GR. P. 43	Receipt for poll tax of Iulius Sabinus and his associate supervisors of the Sacred Gate of Syene, through the assistant Sarapion, paid by Petorzmethis, son of Kalasiris and Tisatis.
	Ostr. Cambridge, Fitzwilliam Museum GR. P. 43bis	Receipt (?), subscript? and date?
	Ostr. Cambridge, Fitzwilliam Museum GR. P. 46	Receipt of praktor Petesouchos for the contribution of river police boats, billeting and a guard post. (merismos potamophylakidon, diplon and stationos), paid by Kalasiris, son fo Petephaus and Senpsenmonthes in year 2 of Antoninus, Mecheir 24.
	Ostr. Cambridge, Fitzwilliam Museum GR. P. 48	Receipt of Antas, son of Phatres, and his associate supervisors of the Sacred Gate of Syene, through the assistant Sarapion, for poll tax of year 20 of Hadrian in instalments, paid by Petorzmethis, son of Kalasiris and Tisatis.
	Ostr. Cambridge, Fitzwilliam Museum GR. P. 49	Receipt of Annios Sarapion, tax farmer for eidos kleinent()?, through Soterichos, son of Sarapion, for an unknown tax for month Mecheir, on account, paid by Kalasiris, son of Petephaus, in year 5 of Anontinus, Mecheir 27.
	Ostr. Cambridge, Fitzwilliam Museum GR. P. 50	Receipt of Valerios Marion and his associate supervisors of the Sacred Gate of Syene, through the assistant Sarapion, for the merismos epikephaliou andron anakechorekoton of year 18, 19?, 20 und 21 of the deified Hadrian, paid by Petorzmethis, son of Kalasiris, in year 2? of Antoninus the lord.
	Ostr. Cambridge, Fitzwilliam Museum GR. P. 503	Receipt for poll tax of year 4 of Tiberius paid by Pamonthes; written probably by praktor Pachompretis, son of Pelaias; with signature of (praktor?) Amm(onios), son of Apollonios.
	Ostr. Cambridge, Fitzwilliam Museum GR. P. 52	Receipt of the praktores Annius Ammonianus and Sarapammon, son of Pachnoubis, for merismos of year 3 of Antoninus, paid by Patenenteris, son of Kalasiris and Tientithys; with signature of Annius Ammonianus praktor.
	Ostr. Cambridge, Fitzwilliam Museum GR. P. 53	Receipt of the praktores Psanmous and Petesouchos for merismos potamophylakidos and diplon of year 21 of Hadrian, paid by Kalasiris, son of Petephaus; with signature of praktor Psanmous.
	Ostr. Cambridge, Fitzwilliam Museum GR. P. 54	Receipt of Peteuris, son of Pachompaourses for an unknown tax (pentalik?), paid by Kalasiris, for the month Epeiph of year 7 of Antoninus; with subscript of the scribe.
	Ostr. Cambridge, Fitzwilliam Museum GR. P. 55	Fragmentary receipt, perhaps for time demosiou phoinikos (?).
	Ostr. Cambridge, Fitzwilliam Museum GR. P. 56	Receipt of praktor Didymion for poll tax of year 18 of Trajan, paid by Harpaesis, son of Pachompapsenou--- and Tiastis; with signature of Didymion.
	Ostr. Cambridge, Fitzwilliam Museum GR. P. 57	Receipt of praktor Soter for merismos of year 6 of Antoninus, paid by Petenenteris, son of Kalasiris and Tisatis, with signature of Soter.
	Ostr. Cambridge, Fitzwilliam Museum GR. P. 58	Receipt of Antas, son of Phatres and his associate supervisors through the assistant Sarapion for poll tax of year 20 of Hadrian, in an instalment of one fifth of the amount, paid by Kalasiris, son of Patephaus and Senpamonthes in year 21 of Hadrian.
	Ostr. Elephantine, excavation DAIK O 2463	Receipt for poll tax, written by Pachompsachis, probably for Zenon the tax farmer, paid by Petorzmethis, son of NN and Thinpatchnaus
	Ostr. Elephantine, excavation DAIK O 2464	Letter to a stone cutter concerning the dealings in a quarry
	Ostr. Elephantine, excavation DAIK O 2465	letter concerning the cutting out of doom palms
	Ostr. Elephantine, excavation DAIK O 2466	The tax collector Hermogenes informs Pachnoubis, son of Pelaias, that he is exempted of the liability of paying the poll tax, since he is over age.
	Ostr. Elephantine, excavation DAIK O 2467	Receipt of Domitios Fannianus and Germanus, collectors of money taxes, for a contribution, over 4 drachmas
	Ostr. Elephantine, excavation DAIK O 2470	Receipt of the former tax collector (genomenos praktor) Triadelphos for andriantos (statue of the emperor), paid by Bienchis, son of Petorzmethis, in year 13 of Hadrian.
	Ostr. Elephantine, excavation DAIK O 2471	Receipt for contribution for a statue of the emperor, written by Iunius Valens, who works in year 13 of Hadrian with the tax collector Kalasiris.
	Ostr. Elephantine, excavation DAIK O 2472	Receipt for poll tax of year 16 of Trajan, paid by Harpaesis, son of NN, written and signed by the supervisor Lucius Aurelius in year 17 of Trajan.
	Ostr. Elephantine, excavation DAIK O 2473	Fragment of a name list
	Ostr. Elephantine, excavation DAIK O 2474	Receipt of year 28 of Commodus for time demosiou phoinikos and geometria phoinikonos of the Apollonopolites
	Ostr. Elephantine, excavation DAIK O 2476	Receipt of Apion (supplied from parallel OGL 896) and Apollonios and Ariston, through Polybios, for trade tax of year 17 of Trajan, paid by Zmenpos, son of Harpaesis and Sentithoes.
	Ostr. Elephantine, excavation DAIK O 2477	Receipt of Valerios Marion and his associate supervisors (epiteretai) through the assistant Pachompsachis for trade tax of year 1 of Antoninus and for installments for poll tax and trade tax of year 20 of Hadrian, paid by Zmenpos, son of Harpaesis and Sentithoes.
	Ostr. Elephantine, excavation DAIK O 2478	Receipt for incertain tax involving collectors (apaitetai) and tax farmers (misthotai)
	Ostr. Elephantine, excavation DAIK O 2480	Fragment of a receipt for trade tax of year 20 of Trajan=year 1 of Hadrian, written by the scribe Sarapion 1 in year 2 of Hadrian
	Ostr. Elephantine, excavation DAIK O 2481	Fragment of receipt of Maker, son of Didymos, collector of the sales tax and other fees of the office of the royal scribe.
	Ostr. Elephantine, excavation DAIK O 2484	Fragment of a name list
	Ostr. Elephantine, excavation DAIK O 2482	List of names
	Ostr. Elephantine, excavation DAIK O 2482bis	Receipt for rent of state-owned houses, paid by Serapion, son of the mother Senpetorzmethis, and his brother Sokration, for the accounting of year 10.
	Ostr. Elephantine, excavation DAIK O 2483	Receipt of Melanthis for unknown tax of an unknown year of Vespasian, paid by Patorzmethis, son of Patorzmethis.
	Ostr. Elephantine, excavation DAIK O 2485	Receipt through the assistant Pachompsachis for the contribution of year 2 of Antoninus and for installment for poll tax of year 20 of Hadrian, paid by Petorzmethis, son of Peteptensetis and Senpsansnos in year 4 of Antoninus Pius.
	Ostr. Elephantine, excavation DAIK O 2486	Receipt of Julius Sabinus and his associate supervisors of the Sacred Gate of Syene through the assistant Sarapion, for the contribution for the men who have fled of year 18 of Hadrian, paid by Zmenpos, son of Harpaesis and Sentithoes, in year 4 of Antoninus Pius.
	Ostr. Elephantine, excavation DAIK O 2489	receipt of Annius Ammonianus and Sarapammon, son of Pachnoubis, for merismoi of year 3, paid by Petorzmethis, son of Petorzmethis and Thinpatrasnouphis, signed by the praktor Sarapammon, son of Pachnoubis.
	Ostr. Elephantine, excavation DAIK O 2490	Receipt of Petorzmethis alias Pachompsachis, tax collectors of Elephantine, for the contribution for two statues for Antinoos, paid by Zmenpos, son of Harpaesis and Sentithoes, with signature of praktor Petorzmethis.
	Ostr. Cairo EM JdE 59212	Letter from Stratonikos to his wife Senchnoubis about resolving a debt issue.
	Ostr. Cairo EM JdE 59213	Letter from Petesouchos to his brother Neilas, about bringing garments and an invitation to a festival
	Ostr. Cairo EM JdE 59214	Letter from Sennemonis to Hatres on business matters
	Ostr. Cairo EM JdE 59215	Letter from Herammon to Asraktis about paying the remainder of taxes
	Ostr. Cairo EM JdE 59217	Receipt of Gaius Iulius Maximus and his partners, customs officers of the harbour at Syene, for various goods imported or exported by Ammonios, son of Thinhermogenes
	Ostr. Cairo EM JdE 59218	Receipt of Ammonios and his associate farmers of the 2% tax at the harbour of Syene, acting through their secretary Ammonides, for custom duties on the the export of 4000 jars, paid by Petorzmethis, son of Sokrates.
	Ostr. Cairo EM JdE 59219	Receipt of the practor for public dates, Chemsneus, son of Harapaesis, and his partners, for the harvest of year 2, paid by Pachnoubis, son of Veturius in year 3 of Trajan.
	Ostr. Cairo EM JdE 59220	Receipt of Soter and Papremithes, praktores argyrikon of Elephantine, for the price of public dates of the harvest of year 7, paid Tinabtoous, daughter of Petorzmethis.
	Ostr. Cairo EM JdE 59221	Receipt of Serenus and Isidorus, sons? of Pachnoumis, collectors of money taxes at Syene, for telesmata (taxes of which kind?) and the price of public dates and on the account of additional fees, paid by Ammonianus in a 7th year of an unknown emperor.
	Ostr. Cairo EM JdE 59222	Bank receipt of Ammonios for akrodrya with signature of Ammonios the banker, paid by Zmethis, son of Psenchnoubis.
	Ostr. Cairo EM JdE 59223	Receipt of Melanthis for trade tax of the fourth year of Vespasian, with signature of Melanthis, paid by Petorzmethis, son of Petorzmethis
	Ostr. Cairo EM JdE 59224	Receipt for trade tax (cheironaxion), paid by Thiane (woman?), daughter of Pachomchemis, in year 10 of Domitian.
	Ostr. Cairo EM JdE 59225	receipt of praktor Sokrates for cheironaxion of year 14 of Domitian, paid by Pachnoubis, son of Psenchnoubis, second installment, with signature of Sokrates.
	Ostr. Cairo EM JdE 59226	Receipt for trade tax (cheironaxion) of brick making (plintheutike), paid by Mouis, son of Paterthoous? for the month Choiak of year 3 of Hadrian, signed by the scribe Domitius, son of Mouis.
	Ostr. Cairo EM JdE 59227	receipt for poll tax for year 10 of Tiberius, paid by Harpaesis, son of Paeus.
	Ostr. Cairo EM JdE 59228	receipt of praktor Hermogenes for laographia of year 3 of Trajan, paid by Harpaesis, son of Thiakoule, with signature of praktor Hermogenes.
	Ostr. Cairo EM JdE 59229	receipt of the praktor Hermogenes for laographia of year 4 of Trajan, paid by Nemonas, son of Petorzmethis.
	Ostr. Cairo EM JdE 59230	receipt of Valerion and his associate tax farmers (misthotai) through the scribe Sarapion for laographia, paid by Petetensetis alias Pneb---, son of Pasenis; installments.
	Ostr. Cairo EM JdE 59231	receipt of Soter and Papremithes, praktores argyrikon of Elephantine for merismos of year 9, paid by Pachnoubis the younger, son of Petorzmethos and the mother Thinpachnoubis.
	Ostr. Cairo EM JdE 59232	receipt of Germanus and Papremithes, praktores argyrikon of Elephantine for merismos of year 10 of Antoninus, paid by Panapotis, son of Petorzmethis and Thatres; with signature of Germanus
	Ostr. Cairo EM JdE 59233	Receipt of Phanophis, praktor argyrikon Elephantines, for the contribution of year 18 of Antoninus, paid by Papremithes, son of Harpaesis and Nefersais.
	Ostr. Cairo EM JdE 59234	Receipt of Sarapion and Petronius and their associate praktores argyrikon Syene, for the contribution of "epibole of the first aristhmesis?" of year 4, paid by Ammonianus, son of Ammonianus.
	Ostr. Cairo EM JdE 59235	Account of money for several expenses with names, occupations or destination
	Ostr. Cairo EM JdE 59236	Account of money, perhaps for a loan and interest per month
	Ostr. Ann Arbor, Michigan University, Library P. Lib. O. Skeat 7	Receipt for salt tax paid by a certain Poer, son of Paptais and collected by a certain Hecataius. Persons: Poer, son of Paptais; Hecataius Translation: "Year 25 Thoth 27. Hecataeus has received from Poer Paptais in salt-tax 4 1/2 obols."
	Ostr. unknown location unknown	Fragment of incertain content
	Ostr. unknown location unknown	Receipt of Phanophis, praktor argyrikon Elephantines, for the contribution of year ? of Antoninus, paid by NN, son of Petorzmethis.
	Ostr. Paris, Louvre OGL 0611	receipt of the collectors of taxes in money and kind (praktores argyrikon kai sitikon) at Elephantine, for contributions,potamophylakidon, stationos and ploiu praitoriou
	Ostr. Paris, Louvre OGL 1551	list of owners of boats
	Ostr. Paris, Louvre OGL 0601	receipt of Annius Ammonianus and Sarapammon, son of Pachnoubis, for merismoi of year 4 and for andriantos and protomes of the emperor, paid by Peteharoeris, son of Pesouris and Senpatchnautis; with signature of Annius Ammonianus
	Ostr. Bonn, Universitäts- und Landesbibliothek O. O. 6	Receipt for harbour dues from the port officer (ho ascholoumenos ten hormophylakian) at Syene (Aswan), Antonios Malchaios, acknowledging receipt of harbour fees on cargoes over the past four months Tybi - Pharmouthi, according to an agreement, from Kalasiris, son of ---?. Dated to Pharmouthi 30 (25th April) of year 4? (close parallel in SB 20, 15046) of Hadrian (AD 120), ; with subscript of Antonios Malchaios. Datenbank Bonn: Antionius Malchaios, zuständig für die Wache im Hafen von Syene, bescheinigt dem Kalasiris, Sohn des Pen[...], den Erhalt der Hafensteuer für dessen Waren von Monat Tybi bis 30. Phamenoth eines nicht mehr zu identifizierenden Jahres unter der Herrschaft des Kaisers Hadrian.
	Ostr. Paris, Louvre OGL 0603	Receipt of Domitios Fannianus and Germanus, collectors of money taxes, for the contribution of year 12 of Antoninus Pius, over 4 drachmas, paid by Petorzmethis alias Pebos, son of Harpaesis and Senpetorzmethis.
	Ostr. Paris, Louvre OGL 1546	receipt of Soter and Papremithes, praktores argyrikon of Elephantine for merismos of year 7, paid by Papremithes, son of Kalasiris and Thinvaleris
	Ostr. Heidelberg, Institut für Papyrologie Inv. 518	Tax receipt of the praktores Aibutios Niger and Pachnoubis, son of Petorzmethis, through the assistant Antonius Iulas, for for the price of public dates (time demosiou phoinikos), paid by a woman Thi---, daughter of Kalasiris and another person; with signature of Aiboutios Niger.
	Ostr. Heidelberg, Institut für Papyrologie Inv. 521	Receipt of praktores Papremithes and Bienchis for merismos of year 9 of Antoninus, paid by
	Ostr. Heidelberg, Institut für Papyrologie Inv. 522	Receipt of Bassion and Ammonas, praktores for old tax debts, for the price and expenses for a statue of Trajan erected in the Kaisareion, paid by two brothers in year 17 of Trajan.
	Ostr. Oxford Ashm. G.O.227	receipt of praktor Sanmus for time demosiou phoinikos. the profession or status designation diakon is mentioned; its exact meaning at the time is not known.
	Ostr. Oxford Ashm. G.O.228	tax receipt of the praktor Didymion through Palachemis the scribe for laographia and for desmophylakia.
	Ostr. Oxford Ashm. G.O.229	Harpaesis, s. of Phenophis, pays for laographia of the second year of Trajan the rest: nine drachmai. signed by Hermogenes the practor.
	Ostr. Strasbourg, BibNat O. gr.-dem. O. Strasb gr. 1741	Receipt of the praktores Ailius Didymos and Hermodoros, son of Soter, through an unknown scribe, for contribution of year 19 and for fees for transport on ship and food, paid by Papremithes, son of Papenas/Papelias? and Tanapos; with signature of Hermodoros.
	Ostr. Strasbourg, BibNat O. gr.-dem. O. gr. 18	Receipt of Sokrates, son of Ammonios, tax farmer of the harbour guard, for the harbour fee for the month Payni
	Ostr. Oxford Ashm. G.O.17	receipt of the epiteretes Antiochos Kassianos. Petorzmethis, son of Pueris and the mother Tisatis pays for laographia of the thirteenth year of Hadrian seventeen drachmai, half obol, for desmophylakia half obol, total drachmai seventeen and one obol. Signature of the epiteretes Antiochos Kassianos.
	Ostr. Oxford Ashm. G.O.19	Receipt of Stephanos? Hierax and Herodes, epiteretai, through the scribe Serenos for laographia of the eighth year and for merismos andron anakechorekoton of the sixth year and of the seventh year, paid by Pachnoubis, son of Patenephotes in year 9 of Marc Aurel and Verus
	Ostr. Strasbourg, BibNat O. gr.-dem. O. gr. 456	Receipt for poll tax of year 3 of Tiberius, paid by Pachnoubis, son of Hatpes, written by Pachompretis, son of Pelaias (no signature)
	Ostr. Strasbourg, BibNat O. gr.-dem. O. gr. 457	Receipt of Domitios Fannianus and Germanus, collectors of money taxes, for the price of public dates of year 11, paid by Thinpsenchnoumis on account of Zmenchnoumis, son of Zmenpos in year 12 of Antoninus Pius.
	Ostr. Oxford Ashm. G.O.21	Receipt of the epiteretai Aurelios Dionysios and Hermaios, son of Diogenes, through the scribe Dionysodoros, for poll tax and the contribution for the men who have fled, paid by Bienchis, son of Peteptens(etis) and the mother Thinpat--- (or Thinharpaesis); the signature at the end is damaged.
	Ostr. Oxford Ashm. G.O.14	The assistent Herakleides of banker Apollonios gives out the receipt for akrodrya.
	Ostr. Oxford Ashm. G.O.22	Ailios Didymos and Hermodoros, son of Soter, collectors of money taxes at Elephantine, through Antonios Iulas.Onnophris(?) is paying for rent (enoikon) on account of himself and his brothers. with signature of Hermodoros.
	Ostr. Oxford Ashm. G.O.18	receipt of the praktor Kalasiris through the scribe Iunius Valens for merismos potamophylakidon and stationos.
	Ostr. Oxford Ashm. G.O.23	receipt of the epiteretes ---et(?) (perhaps Tithoetion) through Ammonios lao() (= collector of laographia) for cheironaxion.
	Ostr. Oxford Ashm. G.O.20	Tax receipt from the misthotes Stlakkios Satornilos through the scribe Valerios. taxpayer (?) pays for trites nom(?) myrobalanon (Behen-nuts) a twelfth mation and a second payment
	Ostr. Oxford Ashm. G.O.15	receipt of the praktor Hermogenes for the tax laographia of year 5 of Trajan in several installments; payments were partially made through Saxibis, which might be an intermediate of the tax payer or an assistant of the collector. There is no signature of the collector, but the hand is known from other examples.
	Ostr. Oxford Ashm. G.O.16	receipt of the praktor Ammonios for the wages of sailors of the river police boats (opsonion nauton potamophylkidon), through the scribe ---res, his son?, paid by Harpaesis, son of Phanophis and the mother Tachomtbekis.
	Ostr. Paris, Louvre OGL 0390	Receipt of Marcus Annius Nemonianus, collector of money taxes at Elephantine, and the subordinate collector (apaitetes) Ammonios, son of Soter, for contributions of year 32 of Commodus, paid by Ammonios, son of Petorzmethis and Thinharpaesis.
	Ostr. Paris, Louvre OGL 0479	Receipt of Iulius Serenus, praktor argyrikon of Elephantine and Hermodoros, son of Soter, subordinate apaitetes, for the price of public dates, paid by Thinchnoubis in the name of Kalasiris, son of Prempsais? in year 18 of Marc Aurel and Commodus
	Ostr. Paris, Louvre OGL 0103	Receipt of Doros for compulsory labor tax (Syeniton logeia), paid by Patis, son of Imouthes.
	Ostr. Paris, Louvre OGL 1360	Receipt of Doros for salt tax of year 11 of Ptolemy IV.
	Ostr. Paris, Louvre OGL 0150	Receipt of Doros for salt tax of year 6 of Ptolemy IV, paid by Imouthes, son pf Haynchis.
	Ostr. Paris, Louvre OGL 1851	bank receipt Philon, banker of Syene, through Ptolemaios, for salt tax (halikon) for year 39 of Ptolemy II, paid by Praxiades for Botrys. with signature of Doros.
	Ostr. Cairo EM SR SR 18955 [42]	Receipt of the epiteretes Lucius Aurelius for poll tax of year 17 of Trajan, with signature of Lucius Aurelius.
	Ostr. Cairo EM SR SR 18955 [54]	receipt for poll tax for year 18 of Trajan, paid by Petorzmethis, son of NN and the mother Thimeaus, given out in year 19 of Trajan; possibly written by the praktor Didymion?
	Ostr. Cairo EM SR SR 18955 [55]	receipt of ---arion, son of Ariston, through Sarapion, for hormophylakia, paid by Am---.
	Ostr. Cairo EM SR SR 18955 [56]	Receipt of Sokration for monthly trade tax, paid by Pachnoubis, son of Har---, in year 8 of Hadrian.
	Ostr. Cairo EM SR SR 18955 [57]	Receipt of Antiochos Kassianos and his associate supervisors of the Sacred gate of Soene through the assistant Phanophis for laographia, desmophylakon and merismos epikephalaiou anakechorekoton, paid by Pelaias, son of Pelaias; with signature of Antiochos Cassianus
	Ostr. Cairo EM SR SR 18955 [58]	Receipt of Zenon, tax farmer of the Sacred gate of Soene through Ammonios, assistant, for trade tax, paid by Zmet---?, son of ? ---imounis?.
	Ostr. Cairo EM SR SR 18955 [59]	Receipt of Aibutius Niger und Pachnoumis, son of Palachemis for contributions of year 14?, paid by Pap---, son of NN and Tachnoumis, probably in year 14..
	Ostr. Cairo EM SR SR 18955 [60]	Receipt for the contribution for the men who have fled for year 24 of Commodus, paid by two brothers, written by Serenos through his brother Dionysodoros
	Ostr. Cairo EM SR SR 18955 [43]	receipt of Praktor Psanmous for merismos potamophylakidos if year 20 of Hadrian
	Ostr. Cairo EM SR SR 18955 [44]	Receipt of Valerios Marion and his associate supervisors (epiteretai) through the assistant Pachompsachis for laographia of year 22 of Hadrian, paid .
	Ostr. Cairo EM SR SR 18955 [45]	Receipt of Papremithes and Bienchis, praktores argyrikon of Elephantine, through the assistant Ammonios, for merismos of year 10 of Anoninus, paid by Pachnoubis, son of Petorzmethis and Thipsansnos.
	Ostr. Cairo EM SR SR 18955 [46]	Receipt of the tax farmer Stlaccius through his assistant Pachnoubis, son of Petorzmethis, for the survey tax on palm groves, paid by Pachompapsenchnoubis.
	Ostr. Cairo EM SR SR 18955 [47]	Receipt of Longinus Serenus and Petronios Bassianos, praktores argyrikon of Elephantine through the assitant Petorzmethis, for time demosiou phoinikos of the harvest of year 4 of Antoninus and Verus, paid by NN and the sister Tachnoubis in year 5 of Antoninus and Verus
	Ostr. Cairo EM SR SR 18955 [48]	receipt of Valerios Serenos and Palachemis, the two praktores argyrikon of Elephantine, through Petorzmethis, assistant, for the contribution of statues and busts of the emperors (merismos andrianton and protomon) and for the building of watch towers (oikodomias skopelon), paid by NN, son of Pasnebis and NN.
	Ostr. Cairo EM SR 18955 [49]	Receipt of Hierakapollon and Ammonios, tax farmers of the Sacred gate of Syene, for trade tax, paid by Paris, son of Hermon and Thinpapremithes, and for poll tax for his son Petorzmethis, dated to year 24 of Caracalla.
	Ostr. Cairo EM SR SR 18955 [53]	Receipt for monthly trade tax, paid by Psenchnoubis, son of Paleus, in year 12 of Nero.
	Paris, Bibliothèque Nationale, Suppl. grec. Suppl. grec 718	account on wheat for or of certains persons
	Ostr. Paris, Bibliothèque Nationale, Suppl. grec. Suppl. grec 721	Receipt of the money collectors Petronius Bassianus and Maker through the scribe Ammonios, for the contribution of year 7 (merismos), paid by NN? in year 8 of Marc Aurel and Verus.
	Ostr. Paris, Bibliothèque Nationale, Suppl. grec. Suppl. grec 722	Receipt of Domitios Phannianos and Germanos, collectors of money taxes at Elephantine, for contributions of year 12 of Antoninus Pius, paid by Pachnoupapsenchnoumis, son of Sarapammon.
	Ostr. Tallinn, Estonian History Museum TAAM TAAM 9494 K 538	receipt of the scribe Leon for cheironaxion of linen weavers of Elephantine, for year 14 of Trajan, paid by Bienchis, son of Iemuthes and Tesauris, with signature of Gellius Capito, through his scribe Pachompretis, son of Ammonas.
	Ostr. Roanne, Musée Déchelette D.991.11.20	receipt of the praktores Ailius Didymos and Hermodoros, son of Soter, through the scribe Antonius Iulas, for the contribution of year 20 of Commodus, and for the contribution for prisons?, paid by Petorzmethis, son of Pachnoubis and Apolinaris, and his son Patiapis, son of the mother Senpetorzmethis.
	Ostr. Athens, Private collection Finlay X	receipt of Ammonios and Sokration, the 2 collectors of money taxes at Elephantine through the assistant Pachompetenephotes, for merismoi of year 23 of Antoninus, paid by Menophilos senior, son of Orbais and Tisatis; with signature of Ammonios.
	Ostr. Paris, Louvre OGL 1448	Receipt of NN and Iulianus, the amphodopraktores (of Elephantine?) for payment of wheat for unknown tax, paid by Panapotis alias---.
	Ostr. Jerusalem, PBI 579	Receipt for payments of Kleonikos for year 4 for several entries.
	Ostr. Jerusalem, PBI 538	Receipt of Roufonius Antigonos for geometria Phoinkonos of year 2, paid by Nemonios Pathiemios in year 3 of Vespasian.
	Ostr. Jerusalem, PBI 580	Receipt of Abounaios, son of Iamblichos, and his associate collectors of the enkyklion (sales tax), for tax on the sale of a ship, paid by Bienchis, son of Pachompahermon, in year 7 of Trajan.
	Ostr. Jerusalem, PBI 539	Receipt of praktor Palachemis for survey tax on date land of the harvest of year 19 of Trajan, paid by Kleopatra, daughter of Sarapion, in year 20 of Trajan.
	Ostr. Jerusalem, PBI 581	Receipt of Dioskourides and Longinus Crispus, through Paniskos, for trade tax, paid by Pachompareotes, son of Sarapion and Sempetorsmethis, in year 12 of Hadrian, Pachon 12; with signature of Longinus.
	Ostr. Jerusalem, PBI 571	Receipt of Julius Sabinus and his ex-associate supervisors of the Sacred Gate of Syene through the assistant Palachemis, for laographia of year 19 of Hadrian, paid by Petorzmethis, son of Patsebtis alias Kasios and Thinmeaus, through his brother Kasis.
	Ostr. Jerusalem, PBI 582	receipt of the praktores Psanmous and Petesouchos for merismos potamophylakidon and diplon of year 21, paid by Pelaias, son of Pachmchemis and Thatres; with signature of praktor Petesouchos.
	Ostr. Jerusalem, PBI 540	receipt of Valerios Marion and his associate supervisors of the Sacred Gate of Syene through the assistant Pachompsachis for laographia, paid by Kasis, son of Petseoutos in year 3 of Antoninus.
	Ostr. Jerusalem, PBI 569	receipt of the tax farmers Herakleides and Isidoros through the assistant Pachompsachis for cheironaxion in two instalments, paid by Petorzmethis, son of Harpaesis and Markia, in year ? of Antoninus
	Ostr. Jerusalem, PBI 559	receipt of the praktores Germanos and Papremithes for merismos of year 11, paid by Kasis, son of (?) and Thinmeaus in year ? of Antoninus; with signature of Germanos
	Ostr. Jerusalem, PBI 583	notification of the appointment of two local carpenters as helpers (adiutores) for the visit of the epistrategos.
	Ostr. Jerusalem, PBI 584	receipt of the tax farmer Ulpius Cerealis through the assistant Pachnoubis, son of Petorzmethis for geometria phoinikonon for year 21 on land in the name of Neilamonchis, son of Onnophris, paid by Neilamonchis in year 22 of Commodus.
	Ostr. München, BSB X	receipt of Soter and Papremithes, praktores argyrikon of Elephantine for merismos of year 7, paid by Petorzmethis, son of Poueris and Tisatis in year 8 of Antoninus.
	Ostr. München, BSB X	Receipt of the 4 praktores Hermogenes, Germanos, Serapion and Papremithes for contribution of year 10 of Antoninus, paid by NN, son of Petorzmethis ---, with signature of Hermogenes.
	Ostr. München, BSB X	Receipt of Valerios Serenos and Palachemis, the two praktores of Elephantine, through the assistant Petorzmethis, for merismos of year 3, paid by Petorzmethis, son of Pan--- and Thinpatchnoubis?.
	Ostr. München, BSB X	Receipt of Longinus Serenus and Petronios Bassianos, praktores argyrikon of Elephantine through the assitant Petorzmethis, for an incertain tax Phoros diorygos ---, seemingly a contribution for the building of a canal, paid by three men at the extraordinary heigth of 512 drachmas.
	Ostr. Private Collection Buckler X	Receipt of Valerion and Didymion, through the scribe Palachemis, for survey tax on palm groves of year 9 of Hadrian, paid by ---, son of Hermodotos in year 10.
	Ostr. Private Collection Buckler X	Private receipt for wine and money
	Ostr. Private Collection Walker X	receipt of Soter and Papremithes, praktores argyrikon of Elephantine for merismos of year 9, paid by Papremithes, son of Harpaesis and Thinpsenchnoubis.
	Ostr. Private Collection Walker X	Receipt of Marius Maximus for laographia, with signature of the collector
	Ostr. Wimborne Minster, Private collection Bankes X	Receipt of Annius Ammonianus and Sarapammon, son of Pachnoubis, for merismoi?, paid by ---, signed by the Annius Ammonianus.
	Ostr. unknown X	Receipt for poll tax for the first year of Claudius, written by the scribe/praktor Ammonios, son Ammonios.
	Ostr. Wimborne Minster, Private collection Bankes 62	Receipt of Sempronius Celer through the assistant Palachemis for for poll tax and prison guards of year 6 of Hadrian, paid by Petorzmethis, son of NN and Senpoueris.
	Ostr. Wimborne Minster, Private collection Bankes 65	receipt of Soter and Papremithes, praktores argyrikon of Elephantine for merismos of year 8
	Ostr. Wimborne Minster, Private collection Bankes 66	Fragment of incertain content
	Ostr. Wimborne Minster, Private collection Bankes 88	Fragment containing a date of year 21 of Antoninus Pius
	Ostr. Wimborne Minster, Private collection Bankes 93	Fragment of a receipt of Tiberius Claudius Euhemeros for survey tax of palm groves, probably from the reign of Trajan (year 13-17)
	Ostr. Wimborne Minster, Private collection Bankes 105	Receipt of Valerion and his associate tax farmers (misthotai) through the scribe Sarapion for poll tax; fragment.
	Ostr. Wimborne Minster, Private collection Bankes 112	Fragment of receipt
	Ostr. Wimborne Minster, Private collection Bankes 114	Receipt of Antiochos Kassianos, Arrius Publianus, Iulius Maximus and their associate supervisors of the Sacred gate of Soene through the assistant Phanophis for laographia, desmophylakon and merismos epikephalaiou anakechorekoton, paid by NN, son of the mother Tisatis.
	Ostr. Wimborne Minster, Private collection Bankes 115	receipt of praktor Sanmous through scribe Sarapion for the contribution for a copper statue and a silver bust of emperor Hadrian, paid by Psenchnoubis, son of Peleaias, in second year of Hadrian.
	Ostr. Wimborne Minster, Private collection Bankes 117	Fragment of an account? of wheat
	Ostr. Wimborne Minster, Private collection Bankes 120	Fragment of a letter?
	Ostr. Wimborne Minster, Private collection Bankes 131	Letter of incertain content.
	Ostr. Wimborne Minster, Private collection Bankes 132	Fragment of a name list
	Ostr. Wimborne Minster, Private collection Bankes 134	receipt of Ammonios and Sokration, collectors of money taxes at Elephantine through the assistant Pachompetenephotes, for merismoi, with signature of Ammonios. probably of year 21 or 23 of Antoninus
	Ostr. Wimborne Minster, Private collection Bankes 147	Fragment of a receipt; only date at the end is left.
	Ostr. Wimborne Minster, Private collection Bankes 149	Fragment of a letter.
	Ostr. Wimborne Minster, Private collection Bankes 197	Fragment of a receipt containing the end with parts of a date
	Ostr. Wimborne Minster, Private collection Bankes 201	Receipt of unknown collector for unknown tax; paid are 18 dr. 4 1/2 ob.
	Ostr. Wimborne Minster, Private collection Bankes 210	Fragment of an account
	Ostr. Uppsala, Gustavianum VM 1265	tax receipt for laographia, scribe and collector not mentioned, but hand can be identified with that of the scribe Peleas.
	Ostr. Uppsala, Gustavianum VM 643	receipt for laographia in two installments from the praktor Sokrates with his signature at the end.
	Ostr. Uppsala, Gustavianum VM 654	receipt for an installment for laographia tax,written by the praktor Melanthis, identified by the handwriting, no signature.
	Ostr. Uppsala, Gustavianum VM 655	receipt for laograpia paid in full, given out by the praktor Sokrates, who adds his signature.
	Ostr. Uppsala, Gustavianum VM 1352	receipt for poll tax given out and written by the praktor Sokrates, who adds his signature at the end.
	Ostr. Uppsala, Gustavianum VM 2577	receipt for an installment of laographia, given out and written by Melanthis, praktor, who is not mentioned.
	Ostr. Uppsala, Gustavianum VM 701	receipt of Hermogenes praktor for an installment of laograpia, without signature.
	Ostr. Uppsala, Gustavianum VM 2534	receipt for laographia without signature; probably hand of Ammonios Ammoniou, scribe/praktor
	Ostr. Uppsala, Gustavianum VM 755	receipt for laographia without signature; probably hand of Ammonios Ammoniou, scribe/praktor
	Ostr. Uppsala, Gustavianum VM 1369	receipt for laographia and cheironaxion without signature; probably hand of Ammonios Ammoniou, scribe/praktor
	Ostr. Uppsala, Gustavianum VM 697	receipt for cheironaxion without signature; probably hand of Ammonios Ammoniou, scribe/praktor
	Ostr. Vienna, Kunsthistorisches Museum 6022	Fragment of Homer, Ilias M 442ff., school text?
	Ostr. Wimborne Minster, Private collection Bankes 27	order to arrest from Antiochos Cassianus, supervisor of the Sacred Gate to the elders of the village Pselkis, for a certain Pelaias, son of Psen--- and Tal---, since he owes taxes.
	Ostr. Witzenhausen, Private Collection Liebl X	Receipt of Marcus Annius Nemonianus, collector of money taxes at Elephantine, and the subordinate collector (apaitetes) Ammonios, son of Soter, for the price of public dates of year 30 of Commodus, paid Senesentis, daughter of Bienchis, in the name of Neilamonchis, son of Onnophris and in the name of Senpsansnos, son of Peteuris, and of Tekosis, daughter of Petorzmethis, in year 31 of Commodus
	Pap. Leiden, RMO 417 (= Pap. d'Anastasy 7, J. 417 = Leid. Q [Wilck])	Receipt of the praktor Nikanor, for the arrears of the tax on vineyards (apomoira) due to Arsinoe Philadelphos for the year 22 and 23, which were examined by the dokimastes Orsenouphis, son of Pachnubis.
	Ostr. Prague, National Museum 1/81	tax receipt of the praktores Annius Ammonianus and Serapammon, son of Pachnubis for merismos of the third year of Antoninus, paid by two persons
	Pap. Elephantine, excavation DAIK no. Reg. 17224 W	Extract from a court decision of the chrematistai Pausistratos and Lophios concerning two men being sent to works; one for representing illegally a woman as her kyrios.
	Pap. Elephantine, excavation DAIK no. Reg. 17224 W	Petition (exteuxis) to the king of Ptolemaios, son of Simalion, concerning the inheritance of a house of his grandmother.
	Pap. Elephantine, excavation DAIK no. Reg. 17224 W	End of a letter concerning a petition and violence.
	Pap. Berlin P. 13502	account concerning the inheritance of Diagoras and Hermagoras, listing household goods, wine and money
	Pap. Berlin P. P 23559 rto
	Pap. Paris, Louvre N 2411 bis	Diary of the strategos of the Omite and Elephantinian nome over several columns and covering a time span from end of year 11 to beginning of year 12 of Severus Alexander.
	Vessel unknown location unknown
	Vessel Cairo SEG X
	Vessel Cairo SEG X
	Vessel Cairo SEG X
	Vessel Cairo SEG X
	Vessel Cairo SEG X
	Vessel Cairo SEG X
	Vessel Cairo SEG X
	Vessel Cairo SEG X
	Vessel Cairo SEG X
	Vessel Cairo SEG X
	Ostr. Elephantine, excavation DAIK O 1351	Fragment with list of Names. Partly written in Greek, partly in Coptic?
	Ostr. Elephantine, excavation DAIK O 0155
	Ostr. Paris, Louvre AF 12605
	Ostr. Elephantine, excavation DAIK O 1677	account of a K---ax Kyria(-kos?) on Epeiph 5 (or:episkopos?) on various commodities
	Ostr. Elephantine, excavation DAIK O 0494	account of Psan (seems to be a superior/honoured, based on "my father"): of jars, giving names and quantities of jars
	Arch. in situ X
	Arch. in situ X
	Pap. Berlin P. P 25053 Ro
	Pap. Berlin P. P 25057
	Vessel Cairo EM JdE 43464 h
	Vessel Berlin ÄM 11358	Two unidentified marks. Perhaps Egyptian.
	Vessel Berlin ÄM 11362
	Vessel Berlin ÄM 11386
	Vessel Berlin ÄM 11387
	Vessel Berlin ÄM 11389
	Vessel Berlin ÄM 11392	Possible K label.
	Vessel Berlin ÄM 11393
	Vessel Berlin ÄM 11394	Likely Tpl is a name, though it may be a jar label.
	Vessel Cairo EM JdE 43464 e
	Vessel Berlin ÄM 11396	lmlk label. Ṭ label.
	Vessel Berlin ÄM 11398
	Vessel Berlin ÄM 11399
	Vessel Berlin ÄM 11400
	Vessel Berlin ÄM 11401
	Vessel Berlin ÄM 11403
	Vessel Berlin ÄM 11404
	Vessel Berlin ÄM 11406
	Vessel Berlin ÄM 11407	lmlk label. Ṭ label.
	Vessel Berlin ÄM 11409
	Vessel Cairo EM JdE 43464 i
	Vessel Cairo EM JdE 43464 o	lmlk label. Ṭ label.
	Vessel Berlin ÄM 11414
	Vessel Berlin ÄM 11415
	Vessel Berlin ÄM 11417
	Vessel Berlin ÄM 11418
	Vessel Berlin ÄM 11419
	Vessel Berlin ÄM 11421
	Vessel Berlin ÄM 11423
	Vessel Berlin ÄM 11424
	Vessel Berlin ÄM 11426
	Vessel Berlin ÄM 11427
	Vessel Berlin ÄM 11432
	Vessel Berlin ÄM 11433
	Vessel Berlin ÄM 11435
	Vessel Berlin ÄM 11436
	Vessel Berlin ÄM 11437
	Vessel Berlin ÄM 11438
	Vessel Berlin ÄM 11440
	Vessel Cairo EM JdE 43464 f
	Vessel Berlin ÄM 11443
	Vessel Berlin ÄM 11445
	Vessel Berlin ÄM 11447	lmlk label. Ṭ label.
	Vessel Berlin ÄM 11449
	Vessel Berlin ÄM 11450
	Vessel Berlin ÄM 11452
	Vessel Berlin ÄM 18430
	Vessel Berlin ÄM 18431
	Vessel Berlin ÄM 18433
	Ostr. London, BM EA 14173	Persons, sometimes together with their professions, and amounts of wheat are enumerated. Petermouthis actuarios? is mentioned
	Pap. Cairo EM JdE 59202 [3.17]
	Ostr. Cairo SB Kopt. JdE 68678	Ostracon with text on both sides. Only a vague interpretation of the texts can be gained as both sides are fragmentary. Concave: Philamon the sailor from Elephantine addresses Tsaoua from Tape (Ape? = Luxor), and a textile (head-cloth material, linen? phakiarion) and an item of copper are mentioned. Convex: Maria, mother of (possibly the same) Tsaoua is greeted, then Tsaoua, her daughter (name lost), Psosh, and someone`s brother (name lost). Injunction to give something.
	(other) Aswan, Nubia Museum Assuan, Nubia Museum TN 13/6/24/1	stela
	Pap. Berlin P. 29065	parts of a cult calendar
	Tablet Berlin P. P 14014	Bank receipt of the banker Ammonios for the tax on palm trees paid by Herakleides, son of Protomachos, citizen of Elephantine, including agio; signature of the banker Ammonios.
	Ostr. Torino, Museo Egizio Cat. 2178	receipt of Annios Ammonianos and Pachubis, praktores for time demosiou phoinkos. signatur of Annius Ammonianus
	Ostr. Torino, Museo Egizio Cat. 2179	receipt of the praktor Kalasiris through the assistant Iunius Valens for merismos potamophylakidon and stationos.
	Ostr. Torino, Museo Egizio 20	Receipt of unknown collector(s) for laographia of year 7 of Septimius Severus and Caracalla.
	Ostr. Florence, Museo Egizio 5633	Receipt of the praktor Kalasiris, through the assistant Iunius Valens, for the merismos potamophylakidon of year 13 of Hadrian, paid by Kalasiris, son of Petephaus and Thipsenmonthes.
	Ostr. Florence, Museo Egizio 56327	Receipt of Annius, son of Serapion, tax farmer (telones kleinent()?), through the assistant Soterichos, son of Sarapion, for an unidentified tax for the month Hathyr of year 5 of Antoninus, paid by Kalasiris
	Ostr. New York, Brooklyn Museum 16.580.262	Receipt of Peleas for laographia of the fifth year of Vespasian; with signature of Peleas.
	Ostr. New York, Brooklyn Museum 16.580.263	note concerning the payment of 16 drachmae for poll tax? from or for Pachomnpaimouthes, son of Petorzmethis
	Ostr. New York, Brooklyn Museum 16.580.264	Receipt of Ammonios, collector of the poll tax (apaitetes laographias), paid by ---, son of the mother Senmeaus
	Ostr. New York, Brooklyn Museum 16.580.265	Receipt of unknown collector(s), written by Serenos, for poll tax and trade tax, between year 4 and 9 of Marcus Aurelius and Verus.
	Ostr. New York, Brooklyn Museum 16.580.343	Receipt of Marcus Annius Nemonianus, collector of money taxes at Elephantine, and the subordinate collector (apaitetes) Ammonios, son of Soter, for rent (enoikion oikopedon) of year 32 of Commodus, paid by ? Pachnoumis, son of Sansnos and the mother Thinpatchnautis, and for Snasnos, son of Pa---; .
	Ostr. New York, Brooklyn Museum 16.580.455	List of names and occupations
	Ostr. Aberdeen ABDUA 24273	Account of land and rent, mentions names, areas of land and amounts of wheat, barley and vegetables, probably taxes or rents due to government
	Ostr. Aberdeen ABDUA 24274	Account of land and rent, mentions names, areas of land and amounts of wheat, barley and vegetables, probably taxes or rents due to government
	Ostr. Aberdeen ABDUA 24275	Stamnaichnoumis, daughter of Demokrates, is confirmed by Harmachis, son of Petamunis, of having paid the salt tax for the 10th regnal year in an amount of ¼ silver kite.
	Ostr. Aberdeen ABDUA 24276	Account of land, mentions areas of land and amounts of wheat, barley and vegetables, also dates, probably taxes or rents due to government
	Ostr. Aberdeen ABDUA 24277	document of incertain content
	Ostr. Aberdeen ABDUA 24278	document of incertain content
	Ostr. Macclesfield, West Park Museum 3307.1977	document of incertain content, last line: drachmas? receipt?
	Ostr. Liverpool, World Museum 36.119.7a	Receipt of Antiochos Kassianos and his associate supervisors of the Sacred gate of Soene through the assistant Phanophis for laographia, desmophylakon and merismos epikephalaiou anakechorekoton, paid by ---otis, son of Psais and the mother Senzmethis; with signature of Antiochos Cassianus
	Ostr. Leiden, RMO AT 85a	list of names
	Ostr. Leiden, RMO AT 85b	document hardly readable, at the end of l. 1 the month Mecheir, l. 2 barrels of wine.
	Ostr. Leiden, RMO AT 85e	receipt of unknown misthotes of the Sacred Gate of Syene, through the scribe Sarapion, for cheironaxion of year 9 of Hadrian.
	Ostr. Leiden, RMO AT 86a	account of grain and money with names amd partial payments due to the persons.
	Ostr. Paris, Bibliothèque Nationale Cabinet des Médailles Froehner.1704	receipt for poll tax in year 68, dated to the emperor Galba
	Ostr. Paris, Bibliothèque Nationale Cabinet des Médailles Froehner.1701	receipt for poll tax given out and written by Melanthis praktor
	Ostr. Paris, Bibliothèque Nationale Cabinet des Médailles Froehner.1702	receipt of praktor Hermogenes for laographia
	Ostr. Cairo EM CG CG 9507	receipt for laographia and the billeting of soldiers (diplon), paid by Palachemis, son of Harpaesis and the mother Senperses; written by Tiberius Claudius Alexandros?
	Ostr. Cairo EM CG CG 9588	Receipt for trade tax (cheironaxion), paid by Petorzmethis, son of Phanophis and Patanoukis, signed by the scribe Ammonios.
	Ostr. Cairo EM CG CG 9596	List of names, purpose unknown
	Ostr. Cairo EM CG CG 9617	Receipt of the scribe Alexandros for the survey tax on palm groves, paid by Petechnoumis, son of Psenmenches?; a second payment for hieratika (temple land?).
	Ostr. Cairo EM CG CG 9634	Receipt of practor Hermogenes for laographia of year 1 of Trajan, paid by Harpaesis, son of Patseos, and for the price ? of a chiton (time kithonos); with signature of Hermogenes
	Ostr. Cairo EM CG CG 9647	Receipt for poll tax given out and written by praktor Pachompretis, son of Pelaias, paid by Petorzmethis, son of Pachnoubis, grandson of Petemeaus.
	Ostr. Paris, Louvre OGL 1563	List of boats for? pastophoroi with names
	Ostr. Paris, Louvre OGL 0532	Receipt of Pachnoubis (son of Petorzmethis?) and a collegue?, tax farmers of the harbour guard (hormophylakia), for harbour fees (enhormion), paid by NN, son of Horos.
	Ostr. Paris, Louvre OGL 1071	Fragment of a contract between a fisher and an unknown party concerning the lease of a fishing boat.
	Ostr. Paris, Louvre OGL 1606	note with a list of two names
	Ostr. London, British Library 12103	receipt of Bassion and Ammonas, praktores, for time and dapane andriantos Traianou, paid by Papremithes, son of Papremithes.
	Ostr. London, British Library 12116	receipt of Praktor Psanmous for merismos potamophylakidos, paid by Zmenpos, son of Petorzmethis and Tisatis.
	Ostr. London, British Library 12118	receipt of praktor Sokrates for laographia of year 11 of Domitianus, paid by Pachmpaermon, with signature of the praktor Sokrates.
	Ostr. London, British Library 12135	receipt for time and dapanes andriantos Traianou, paid by Petorzmethis, son Pachompaonnophris and Tisatis; a second payment is added at the end by taxpayer Hatpechnoubis.
	Ostr. London, British Library 12146	receipt of Pachnoubis, son of Petorzmethis?) and Pachnoubis?, son of Kalasiris, taxfarmers of the harbour police, for the harbour fee (enhormion) of 3 boat loads (agogion), paid by Petepoueris.
	Ostr. London, British Library 12159	receipt of ---arion, son of Ariston, through Sarapion, for harbour guard (hormophylakia), paid by Zmenpos, son of Petorzmethis.
	Ostr. London, British Library 12165	end of receipt of the reign of Hadrian, only date preserved. probably of the scribe Sarapion for the tax farmers Flavius Eutyches and Longinus Crispus.
	Ostr. London, British Library 12441	receipt for laographia in the reign of Vespasian, written out and signed by Melanthis, son of Hermodotos.
	Ostr. London, BM 12485	receipt for cheironaxion of the year 14 of Nero, paid by Melas, son of Patos.
	Ostr. London, British Library 13968 (5790t)	Receipt of Tiberius Klaudius Euhemeros and Marius Maximus, tax farmers (misthotai) of the Sacred gate of Syene for geometria phoinikonon, paid by Petorzmethis, son of Pachombiechnis; with controll signature of unknown hand.
	Ostr. London, British Library 13969 (5790a)	receipt of praktor Hermogenes, son of Ammonas, for laographia of year 8 of Trajan, indicating, that it is the end receipt for the year, made up out of several part payments; paid by Peteuris, son of Peteuris, linen seller (archive); with signature of the praktor Hermogenes
	Ostr. London, British Library 13971 (5790q)	receipt of the supervisor (epiteretes) Lucius Aurelius for laographia of year 16 of Trajan, paid by Pachnoubis, son of Phanophis and Tachomtbekis (archive), with signature of Lucius Aurelius.
	Ostr. London, British Library 13972 (5788e)	receipt for part payment of laographia of year 2 Trajan, paid by Harpaesis, on of Phanophis, grandson of Thrakidas (archive), written probably by praktor Hermogenes (not mentioned, but handwriting?), given out probably through another person (Chemtim---).
	Ostr. London, British Library 13973 (5790b)	receipt of the praktor Hermogenes for laographia of year 1 of Trajan, paid by Peteuris, son of Peteuris (archive).
	Ostr. London, British Library 13974 (5790o)	receipt of praktor Sokrates for cheironaxion of year 3 of Domitian, paid by Petepoueris?.
	Ostr. London, British Library 13975 (5790c)	receipt of Bassion and Ammonas for time and dapane andriantos Traianou, paid by Pachnoubis, son of Phanophis (archive).
	Ostr. London, British Library 13977 (5791t)	receipt of Ammonios and Petorzmethis, praktores, for merismos potamophylakidos, paid by Pachnoubis, son of Phanophis and Tachomtbekis, with signature of praktor Ammonios. belongs to the archive of Pachnoubis, son of Phanophis and Tachomtbekis.
	Ostr. London, British Library 13978 (5790s)	receipt of praktor Hermogenes, son of Ammonas, for laographia of year 8 of Trajan, paid by Petorzmethis, son Pelaias, Paiai, mentioning part payments through an agent Bienchis; with signature of Hermogenes
	Ostr. London, British Library 13980 (5790m)	receipt of praktor Hermogenes for laographia of year 4 of Trajan, paid by Peteuris, son of Peteuris, linen seller (archive); with signature of Hermogenes.
	Ostr. London, British Library 13981 (5790n)	receipt of (praktor) Didymion through the scribe Sarapion, for laographia in several installments, each dated to the day, paid by Pachnoumis, son of Pachompabienchis and Tachomtbekis; with signature of praktor Didymion.
	Ostr. London, British Library 13982 (5791a)	receipt for laographia of the first year of Trajan in installments, paid by Petorzmethis, son of Pelaias, grandson? of Paiai, with signature of the praktor Hermogenes, son of Ammonas
	Ostr. London, British Library 13983 (5791b)	receipt for laographia of year 11 of Trajan in installments, paid by Harpaesis, son of Phanophis, grandson of Thrakidas, with signature of praktor Hermogenes, son of Ammonas.
	Ostr. London, British Library 13984 (5791s)	receipt of the praktor Hermogenes for laographia of year 6 of Trajan, paid by Harpaesis, son of Phanophis, grandson of Thrakidas (archive), with signature of praktor Hermogenes
	Ostr. London, British Library 13985 (5791e)	receipt of supervisor (epiteretes) Lucius Aurelius for laographia of year 15 of Trajan and for certificates of billeting, paid by Pachnoubis, son of Phanophis and Tachomtbekis
	Ostr. London, British Library 13987 (5790b)	receipt of praktor Hermogenes for cheironaxion of year 11 of Trajan, paid by Harpaesis, son of Phanopis and Tachomtbekis (archive), with signature of praktor Hermogenes
	Ostr. London, British Library 13988 (5790f)	receipt of praktor Didymion for laographia of year 11 of Trajan, paid in instalments by Harpaesis, son of Phanophis and Tachomtbekis (archive), written by the scribe Sarapion.
	Ostr. London, British Library 13989 (5790k)	receipt of praktor Hermogenes for laographia of year 3 of Traian, paid by Petorzmethis, son of Pelaias Paiai. A second payment is recorded through the intermediate Nigeras.
	Ostr. London, British Library 13990 (5788e)	receipt of praktor Hermogenes for laographia of year 8 of Trajan, paid by Peteuris, son of Peteuris, linen seller (archive), with signature of praktor Hermogenes.
	Ostr. London, British Library 13991 (5790m)	receipt of praktor Hermogenes for a part payment of laographia of year 5 of Trajan, paid by Pachnoubis, son of Thrakidas (archive); second and third payment for epikarsion; with signature of praktor Hermogenes
	Ostr. London, British Library 13992 (5790r)	receipt for an instalment for cheironaxion of year 5 of Trajan, paid by Peteuris, son of Peteuris (archive). probably written by praktor Hermogenes.
	Ostr. London, British Library 13994 (5790a)	receipt written by praktor Hermogenes for laographia of year 6 of Trajan, paid by Petorzmethis, son of Pelaias, Paiai (archive)
	Ostr. London, British Library 13995 (5790n)	receipt of praktor Hermogenes for laographia of year 7 of Trajan in installments and for a contribution for a statue of the emperor, paid by Petorzmethis, son of Phanophis, grandson of Thrakidas, with signature of praktor Hermogenes
	Ostr. London, British Library 13996 (5788f)	receipt of praktor Hermogenes for laographia of year 4 of Trajan in installments, paid by Harpaesis, (son of Phanophis?), grandson of Thrakidas (archive), with signature of praktor Hermogenes
	Ostr. London, British Library 13998	receipt for laographia of year 16 of Marcus Aurelius and for merismos (andron anakechorekoton) of year 15, written and given out by Serenos boethos.
	Ostr. London, British Library 14002 (5790g)	receipt of praktor Hermogenes for laographia of year 5 of Trajan in installments, paid by Peteuris, son of Peteuris, linen seller (archive), with signature of praktor Hermogenes
	Ostr. London, British Library 14003 (5790c)	receipt of praktor Triadelphos for eiskrition, paid by Harpaesis, son of Phanophis (archive?), pastophoros of the god Ammon in year 10 of Trajan, through his brother Pachnoubis.
	Ostr. London, British Library 14011 (5790h) + 14155	receipt of praktor Hermogenes for cheironaxion of year 1 of Trajan, paid by Peteuris, son of Peteuris (archive), with signature of Hermogenes.
	Ostr. London, British Library 14014 (5790r) + 14051	receipt of praktor Sanmous, through the scribe Sarapion, for merismos potamophylakidon of year 4 of Hadrian, paid by Petorzmethis, son of Petorzmethis and Senpachnoubis
	Ostr. London, British Library 14016 (5791i)	receipt for laographia paid by Petorzmethis, son of Petorzmethis in installments, with signature of praktor Sokrates
	Ostr. London, British Library 14017 (5791c)	receipt for laographia of year 1 of Nerva, paid by Peteuris, son of Peteuris (here spelled Pateoris) (archive), with signature of Hermogenes, praktor.
	Ostr. London, British Library 14018 (5790h)	receipt for laographia of year 11 of Domitian, paid by Pateuris, son of Pateuris (probably for regular Peteuris), (archive), with signature of praktor Sokrates.
	Ostr. London, British Library 14019 (5790k)	receipt of Ammonios, son of Apollonios for laographia of year 13 of Nero, paid by Zmentpos? Botis, with signature of Ammonios, son of Apollonios
	Ostr. London, British Library 14020 (5791j)	receipt for cheironaxion of year 8 of Vespasian, paid by Phenopis, son of Pachompaonnophris, with signature of (praktor) Melanthis
	Ostr. London, British Library 14021 (5790w)	receipt for cheironaxion of year 1 of Nerva, paid by Peteuris, son of Peteuris (archive) in installments, with signature of praktor Hermogenes.
	Ostr. London, British Library 14022	fragment of receipt; only the date of year 3 of Septimius Severus at the end and the signature of the Iulius Fronto (collector?) is preserved.
	Ostr. London, British Library 14023 (5790x)	receipt of praktor Sokrates for laographia of year 4 of Domitian, paid by Phanophis, son of Pachompaonnophris, with signature of Sokrates.
	Ostr. London, British Library 14058 (5791u)	receipt of Ps..s..(Psonsnos?) for tax of pasture of sheep (ennomion) of year 15 of Domitian, paid by Papremithes, son of Papremithes(?), with signature of praktor/scribe (not yet identified).
	Ostr. London, British Library 14034 (5791v)	receipt of praktor Hermogenes for laographia of year 2 of Trajan, paid by Petorzmethis, son of Phanophis (archive?), with signature of Hermogenes.
	Ostr. London, British Library 14041 (5791b)	receipt of (praktor) Melanthis for laographia of year 6 of Vespasian, paid by Phanophis, son of Pachompaonnophris (archive), with signature of Melanthis.
	Ostr. London, British Library 14049 (5788d)	receipt of praktor Hermogenes for cheironaxion of year 5 of Trajan and for epikarsion, paid by Petueris, son of Peteuris (archive), with signature of Hermogenes.
	Ostr. London, British Library 14052 (5790s)	receipt of praktor Sanmous through the scribe Sarapion, for merismos potamophylakidon, paid by Harpaesis, son of Phanophis
	Ostr. London, British Library 14059 (5788a)	receipt of praktor Sokrates for laographia of year 9 of Domitian, paid by Petorzmethis, son of Petorzmethis, with signature of Sokrates
	Ostr. London, British Library 14068	receipt of the taxfarmers of the harbour police (misthotai eidous hormophylakias) Pachnoubis and Papos* for harbour fees (enhormion) for three months, paid by Pasetis.
	Ostr. London, British Library 14112 (5790p)	receipt of praktor Sanmous for merismos potamophylakidon of year 6 of Hadrian, paid by Pachnoubis, son of Phanophis and Tachomtbekis (archive), with signature of scribe Sarapion.
	Ostr. London, British Library 14113 (5790i)	receipt of Pelaias, the tax collector for the licence(?) of prostitutes, paid by Thinpsansnos, daughter of Tachomtbekis.
	Ostr. London, British Library 14114 (5790d)	receipt for laographia of year 8 of Vespasian, paid by Phanophis, son of Pachompaonnophris (archive), with signature of praktor Melanthis.
	Ostr. London, British Library 14115 (5790o)	receipt for laographia of year 1 of Trajan, paid by Harpaesis, son of Phanophis (archive), just being adult (aphelix), with signature of praktor Hermogenes.
	Ostr. London, British Library 14116 (5790e)	receipt for laographia of year 3 of Gaius (Caligula), paid by Petesouchos, son of Pasenis.
	Ostr. London, British Library 14117 (5790d)	receipt for laographia of year 8 of Trajan, paid by Harpaesis, son of Phanophis, grandson of Thrakidas (archive), with signature of Hermogenes.
	Ostr. London, British Library 14118 (5790y)	receipt for laographia of year 4 of Trajan, paid by Petorzmethis, son of Pelaias, Paiai (archive), with signature of Hermogenes.
	Ostr. London, British Library 14120 (5790e)	Receipt for merismos potamophylakidon of year 8 of Hadrian, paid by Pachnoubis, son of Phanophis and Tachomtbekis (archive).
	Ostr. London, British Library 14121 (5790u)	receipt for merismos potamophylakidon of year 8 of Hadrain, paid by Pachnoubis, son of Phanophis and Tachomtbekis (archive).
	Ostr. London, British Library 14122 (5791k)	receipt for merismos potamophylakidon of year 10 of Hadrian, paid by Harpaesis, son of Petorzmethis.
	Ostr. London, British Library 14131 (5790s)	receipt of praktor Hermogenes for cheironaxion of year 9 of emperor Trajan through the agent(?) Apolinaris, paid by Harpaesis, son of Phanophis, gs. of Thrakidas (archive), with signature of Hermogenes
	Ostr. London, British Library 14137 (5790p)	receipt for cheironaxion of year 1 of emperor Hadrian through the scribe Sarapion, paid by Harpaesis, son of Phanophis(archive), with second payment added by a different hand
	Ostr. London, British Library 14138 (5890b)	fragment of receipt, only the date at the end is preserved, reign of Tiberius.
	Ostr. London, British Library 14162 (5791l)	receipt of practor Pachompetenephotes for merismos potamophylakidon of year 9 of Hadrian, paid by Pachnoubis, son of Phanophis and Tachomtbekis (archive).
	Ostr. London, British Library 14169 (5791p) + 5791 n	receipt for laographia and desmophylakia of year 8 of Hadrian in several installments reaching into year 9, probably* collected by the scribe Sarapion.
	Ostr. London, British Library 14171 (5805d)	receipt for merismos poltamophylakidon of year 3 of Hadrian, written by the scribe Sarapion, paid by Petorzmethis, son of Petorzmethis and Thinpoueris.
	Ostr. London, British Library 14189 (5851a)	Receipt for laographia of year 15 of Marcus Aurelius, given out through Ammonios (scribe?), paid by Petorzmethis, son of Patchnautis and Senphaesis, and his brothers Papremithes and Panapotis.
	Ostr. London, British Library 14201	receipt of Rufonius Antigonos for geometria phoinikonon of the harvest of year 4 of Vespasian, paid by Petorzmethis, on of Pachnoubis.
	Ostr. London, British Library 14906	receipt of praktor Sokrates for cheironaxion of year 12 of Domitian, paid by Psansnos, son of Petorzmethis., with signature of Sokrates.
	Ostr. London, British Library 14907	receipt of praktor Pachompetenephotes through the scribe Sarapion for merismos potamophylakidon of year 7 of Hadrian, paid by Petorzmethis, son of Poueris.
	Ostr. London, British Library 16014	receipt of praktor Pachompetenephotes through the scribe Sarapion for time demosiou phoinkios of year 7 of Hadrian, paid by Tisatis and Senmeaus, both daughters of Thotomous.
	Ostr. London, British Library 16473	receipt for unknown tax through the scribe Leon, perhaps given out by Pompeius Valens, paid by Petorzmethis, son of Pa-- and Senpetechnoumis.
	Ostr. London, British Library 5790o	receipt of practor Hermogenes for laographia of year 7 of Hadrian, paid by Harpaesis, son of Phanophis, grandson of Thrakidas (archive), with signature of Hermogenes.
	Ostr. London, British Library 5791	receipt through the scribe Sarapion for laographia and desmophylakia and misthos potamophylakidon of year 19 of Trajan, paid by Harpaesis, son of ---sis and Tachnou---, with signature of Sarapion
	Ostr. London, British Library 5792	receipt of practor Hermogenes for laographia of year 1 of Trajan, paid by Harpaesis, son Petorzmethis, with signature of Hermogenes
	Ostr. London, British Library 5793	receipt of practor Psanmous for time demosiou phoinikos of year 19 of Hadrian, paid by Tyrannos and his sister Isidora in year 20 of Hadrian
	Ostr. London, British Library 5794	receipt of Valerion? and Didymion, supervisors of the Sacred Gate of Syene, through Palachemis, for cheironaxion, paid by Petorzmethis, son of --- and Thinpoueris
	Ostr. London, British Library 5796	receipt of praktor Psanmous for contribution for the billeting of soldiers (diplon) of year 20 of Hadrian, paid by Bienchis alias Syros, son of Patchnaus.
	Ostr. London, British Library 5809	receipt of praktor Petesouchos for merismos potamophylakidon and diplon of year 2 of Antoninus, paid by Pastibtis, son of Petorzmethis and Sempelaia (archive)
	Ostr. London, British Library 5822	receipt of Rufonius Antigonos for geometria phoinikonon of the harvest of year 4 of Nero, paid by ---, son of Zmethis-
	Ostr. London, British Library 5828	receipt of Rufonius Antigonos for geometria phoinikonon of the harvest of year 14 of Claudius, paid by Tyrannos, the silver smith
	Ostr. London, British Library 5831	fragment. receipt of unknown collectors for merismos andron anakechorekoton in the reign of Marcus Aurelius and Verus, name of tax payer not preserved. date: probably year 9: scribe Serenos with collectors Hierax and Herodes in year 9 for merismos and. anak. of year 6 and 7,
	Ostr. London, British Library 5845	receipt of Rufonius Antigonos for geometria phoinikonon of year 4 of Nero paid by Tyrannos in year 5.
	Ostr. Mus. Vat. Inv. No. 19890	Receipt for monthly trade tax, paid by Thaesis, daughter of Orsenouphis, wife of Psenmonthes, for three months in year 7 of Nero.
	Ostr. Mus. Vat. Inv. No. 19892	receipt of Germanus and Papremithes, praktores argyrikon of Elephantine for merismoi of year 11 of Antoninus, paid by Patsibtis, son of Petorzmethis and Thinpelaia; with signature of Germanus.
	Ostr. Mus. Vat. Inv. No. 19891	Receipt of Flavius Eutyches, freedman of Flavius Pansa, tax farmer (misthotes) of the Sacred Gate of Syene, through the assitant Sarapion, for laographia and desmophylakia of year 8 of Hadrian, paid by Patsibtis, son of Petorzmethis and Senpelaia (archive) in year 9 of Hadrian.
	Ostr. Oxford Bodl. Gr. Inscr. 1850	receipt of the scribe Leon for laographia.
	Ostr. Oxford Bodl. Gr. Inscr. 1950	only date of the receipt preserved
	Ostr. Oxford Bodl. Gr. Inscr. 2089	incertain, receipt? letter, contract?
	Ostr. Oxford Bodl. Gr. Inscr. 2784	incertain; perhaps letter
	Ostr. Zürich, AI 1897	receipt for time demosiou phoinikos given out by the praktores of Soene and Elephantine Ammonios, son of Menelaos, and Abounaios, son of Iamblichos, through the scribe Premp()?
	Ostr. Zürich, AI 1899	account of names and various commodities: lentia (cloth, towel), dermatika (skin for a cloak), kolobia (tunic). Military supplies?
	Ostr. unknown location unknown	receipt of praktor Kalasiris through the scribe Iunius Valens of merismos potamophylakidon and stationos, paid by Petorzmethis, son of Poueris and Tisatis.
	Ostr. unknown location unknown	Receipt of praktor Petesouchos for the contribution of year 2, paid by Patsibtis, son of Petorzmethis and Pelaia, in year 2 of Antoninus, Pharmouthi 16.
	Ostr. Paris, Louvre OGL 0599	Receipt of Peleas for laographia of the nineth year of Vespasian, paid by Patraensnouphis, son of Aouemmeaus, with signature of Peleas.
	Ostr. Paris, Louvre OGL 0597	Receipt for poll tax, paid by Zmethis, son of Pachnoubis; countersigned by Herakleides, son of Demetrios
	Ostr. New York, Columbia University 3632	Account with names and amount of money, mentioned are stonemasons, dekania and katoikoi
	Ostr. New York, Columbia University 3635	Account with names and amount of money
	Ostr. Heidelberg, Institut für Papyrologie Inv. 168	Liste of names, sometimes with occupation, and payments of money
	Ostr. Heidelberg, Institut für Papyrologie Inv. 523	Receipt for wheat paid in money by Petorzmethis, son of Pachnoubis
	Ostr. Heidelberg, Institut für Papyrologie Inv. 597	Receipt for prosthesis??
	Ostr. Strasbourg, BibNat O. gr.-dem. O. gr. 1062	Private acknowledgement of receipt of money (on loan?) and oath
	Ostr. Strasbourg, BibNat O. gr.-dem. O. gr. 16	Bank receipt of the banker Asklas for weavers tax (telos gerdion), paid by Haryothes, son of Petenophotes
	Ostr. Strasbourg, BibNat O. gr.-dem. O. gr. 774	Account of money? recording several incoming and one outgoing payment
	Ostr. Paris, Louvre OGL 0246	Letter from Gabinius to Claudius Euhemeros and Marius Maximus concerning the arrival of the Nile flood at the 1st cataract.
	Ostr. Paris, Louvre OGL 1554	receipt for poll tax for year 16 of Tiberius, paid by Zmethis, son of Pachnoubis
	Ostr. Paris, Louvre O. X	Receipt of Melanthis for poll tax (laographia) of the ninth year of Vespasian, paid by Polaidos, with signature of Melanthis
	Ostr. Paris, Louvre OGL 0608	Receipt of the tax farmer Stlaccius, for the third of myrobalanoi, paid by Menophilos on account of Harpaesis, son of Pachnoubis.
	Ostr. Cambridge, Harvard University, Houghton Library 3141	Receipt for monthly trade tax, [after 0120-0121] In Greek. 5.8 x 6.8 cm. This receipt records the payment of two drachmas of one Harab(ro-?) through the tax collecotr Sokration on account of (his son?) Petorzmethis, son of Harabro-?. The payment is for the monthly trade tax of Syene. The recipients are --- Rufus and his associate supervisors.
	Ostr. Cambridge, Harvard University, Houghton Library 3142	Receipt of praktor Kalasiris for the merismos of fishing boats, police boats and guard posts, written by Kakrenos, paid by Kalasiris, son of Psansnos? and Senpetorzmethis.
	Ostr. Cambridge, Harvard University, Houghton Library 3143	Account, ca. 0200 B.C.E. In Greek. 6.2 x 7.5 cm. Fragmentary account.
	Ostr. Cambridge, Harvard University, Houghton Library 3145	Letter, ca. 0250. In Greek. 9.5 x 7.5 cm. A fragmentary letter, in which the names of neither the sender nor the recipient can be recovered. It concerns a transaction involving dates.
	Ostr. Cambridge, Harvard University, Houghton Library 3146	Receipt for partial payments for poll tax and trade tax of year 20 of Hadrian, written by Pachompsachis. The taxpayer is Zmentpos, son of Petorzmethis and Tisatis.
	Ostr. Cambridge, Harvard University, Houghton Library 3147	Receipt for payment of poll tax and the contributions for the men who have fled. The receipt was issued by Valerius Marion and his associate supervisors of the Sacred Gate of Syene; they act through their assistant, Pachompsachis.
	Ostr. Cambridge, Harvard University, Houghton Library 3148	Receipt for payment of poll and capitation taxes. While the names of the collectors are not mentioned, it is likely that they are the Stephanus and Serenus mentioned in W.O. II 164.
	Ostr. Cambridge, Harvard University, Houghton Library 3151	Receipt for payment of tax, ca. 0170-0173. The name of the tax cannot be recovered.
	Ostr. Cambridge, Harvard University, Houghton Library 3152	List, second century A.D. In Greek. 5 x 5 cm. List of various items, mentioning a warp and a woof, and purple cloth, and records sums in drachmas and obols, possibly the prices paid for them.
	Ostr. Cambridge, Harvard University, Houghton Library 3153	List of names, second century A.D. In Greek. 3.5 x 3.5 cm. Badly damaged. The text consists of a list of names, with one occurrence of a sum of money.
	Ostr. Paris, Bibliothèque Nationale, Suppl. grec. Suppl. grec 720
	Ostr. Berlin P. X	receipt of Annius Ammonianus and Sarapammon, son of Pachnubis, praktores of, for merismos of the third year of Antoninus, paid by Kalasiris, son of Patephaus and Thinpsenmonthes?; with signature of Annius Ammonianus.
	Ostr. Berlin, Private Collection Wilcken X	receipt for poll tax for year 10 of Tiberius, paid by Zmethis, son of Pachnoubis; with countersignature of Pelaias, son of Ariston.
	Ostr. Bruxelles, Private Collection Hombert X	Receipt of Hermogenes praktor for poll tax of year 10 of Trajan, paid by Pachnoubis, son of Petorzmethis, grandson of Thrakidas
	Ostr. Paris, Louvre OGL 1415	Receipt of the praktores Ailius Didymos and Hermodoros, son of Soter, through an unknown scribe, for contribution of year 19 and for fees for transport and food, paid by Bienchis, son of Pachnoubis.
	Ostr. Lausanne, Private Collection Marcelä X	Receipt of praktor Pachompatenephotes for contribution for river police boats of year 6 (?) of Hadrian, paid by Petorzmethis, son of Pachoumammon and ---; written by the scribe Sarapion (who also writes of the praktor Sanmous).
	Ostr. München, BSB X	Receipt for poll tax for the sixth year of Claudius, written by the scribe/praktor Ammonios, son of Lysimachos.
	Ostr. München, BSB X	Receipt of Annios Sarapion, tax farmer for eidos kleinent()?, through Soterichos, son of Sarapion, for an unknown tax for month Pachon, on account, paid by Kalasiris, son of Petephaus, in year 5 of Anontinus, on Payni 3rd.
	Ostr. München, BSB X	Receipt for the survey tax on palm groves
	Ostr. München, BSB X	Receipt of Melanthis for laographia of year 9 of Vespasian, paid by Zmethis, son of Patermouthis; with signature of Melanthis
	Ostr. München, BSB X	receipt of Hermogenes praktor for poll tax of year 1 of Nerva, paid by Petorzmethis, son of Ammonios and Tisatis?, with signature of Hermogenes.
	Ostr. München, BSB X	receipt of Hermogenes praktor for poll tax of year 1 of Trajan, paid by Psansnos, son of Petorzmethis, in two installments; with signature of Hermogenes.
	Ostr. München, BSB X	receipt of practor Hermogenes for laographia of year 2 of Trajan, paid by Hatpechnoubis, son of of Pach---, in installments.
	Ostr. München, BSB X	receipt of Ammonios and P[achom()], praktores, through Ammonios, for merismos of year 18 of Trajan, paid by Kalasiris, son of Patephaus and Thinpsenmonthes.
	Ostr. Private Collection Dodgson X	receipt of praktor Hermogenes for laographia of year 7 of Trajan and for a contribution for a statue of the emperor, paid by Kalasiris, with signature of praktor Hermogenes
	Ostr. Private Collection Keene X	Receipt for poll tax of an unknown year of Claudius, paid by Harpaesis, son of Platon, sigend by praktor? Ammonios, son of Hermodoros
	Ostr. Private Collection Walker X	Receipt of Psanmous and Petesouchos, praktores of Elephantine, for the contribution for certificates of billeting, paid by Sansnos, son of Ps---, with signature of praktor Psanmous
	Ostr. Vienna, Kunsthistorisches Museum 6025	account of wheat? with names
	Ostr. Vienna, Kunsthistorisches Museum 6026	Receipt for unknown tax
	Ostr. Vienna, Kunsthistorisches Museum 6027	Account of incertain content
	Ostr. Wimborne Minster, Private collection Bankes X	Receipt of Didymion praktor (through the scribe Palachemis), for the contribution for those who have fled (μερισμὸς ἀνακεχωρηκότων), paid by Petorzmethis, son of Poueris and Tisatis.
	Ostr. Wimborne Minster, Private collection Bankes X	Receipt of Annius Ammonianus and Sarapammon, son of Pachnoubis, for merismoi of year 3, paid by Patsibtis, son of Petorzmethis and Senpelaia, signed by the Annius Ammonianus.
	Ostr. Wimborne Minster, Private collection Bankes X	Private receipt for the repayment of a loan, mentioning the interest and principal sum.
	Pap. London, British Library Pap 75	account with names and quantities of ?
	Ostr. Paris, Louvre AF 12678	Lease contract for a room in a house between Sulaiman son of Georg (tenant) and Jannia daughter of Athanasi. Tybi 24, indiction 10.
	Ostr. Paris, AIBL Aram. 12 096 (?)
	St. Florence, Museo Egizio 4021	stela inscription
	Ostr. Heidelberg, Institut für Papyrologie Inv. 519	Private letter of Bienchis to his mother Tapas
	Vessel Paris, Louvre 2024
	Vessel Cairo, IFAO O. O. 2459 ter
	Vessel London, British Library Q 2211
	Vessel London, British Library Q 2225
	Vessel London, BM Q 2238
	Vessel Toronto, Royal Ontario Museum 916.1.335	inscription on oil lamp
	Vessel Toronto, Royal Ontario Museum 939.7.34	inscription on oil lamp
	Graff. unknown X
	Graff. Cairo EM X
	Ostr. Elephantine, excavation DAIK O 1510	account of money, perhaps from a tax collector: logeutes?
	St. unknown X
	Stat. S. Leiden, RMO 2
	Ostr. Brighton, Museum 281477	receipt of Aibutios Niger, praktor of Elephantine, for the price of public dates (time demosiou phoinikos) of the harvest of year 14, paid by --- Longinus (?), on account of Pachompaimouthes?, in year 1 of Avidius Cassius. Perhaps a second tax payment for diaphoron is mentioned in l. 5-6, readings incertain.
	Ostr. Bristol, H4124	Text concerns a weaving apprenticeship of a priest's daughter, possibly at age 8 to 9. Translation: Sarapamon (the) priest (is the one) who writes to Jenhor. Now, I give my daughter to you for two years so that no man shall ... ?? (set her free) from you for the eighth and ninth ... You, moreover, so that you do not neglect her but teach her her work. If you neglect her, this deed is dissolved.
	Pap. New York, Brooklyn Museum 47.218.96a-b	Zakkur b. Meshullam deeds the slave Yedoniah to Uriah b. Mahseiah for adoption
	Le. Chicago OI 10552 Vo	Acknowledged from the wife that she released her husband from all the balance due her of the deferred instalment of her dowry which had been contracted, and also that she give her house in Aswan to him.
	Papr. Rome, Private Collection Monneret de Villard X	Receipt for money written by Hibatallāh son of ʿAbd al-ʿAzīz with his hand to Abū al-Ḥasan ʿAlī son of Hibatallāh son of ʿAlī son of Hibatallāh about nineteen dirhams and half.
	Papr. Rome, Private Collection Monneret de Villard X	Alchemical prescription about how to make a prescription using eggshell and salt, through washed, well ground them and set on a fierce fire.
	Papr. Rome, Private Collection Monneret de Villard X	Medicine prescription about how to make a medication using tin and orpiment, through put them into a crucible and melted it.
	Papr. Rome, Private Collection Monneret de Villard X	Medicine prescription about how to make a medication using a lad’s urine and let it be boiled on a fire.
	Papr. Rome, Private Collection Monneret de Villard X	Prescription for a medicine made from ammonia, salt, natron, silver, and other ingredients ground and boiled on fire.
	Papr. Rome, Private Collection Monneret de Villard X	Medicine prescription about how to make a medication using soap , white of egg, bees honey, ammoniac, and arsenic, by grinding and boil them on fire.
	Papr. Rome, Private Collection Monneret de Villard X	List of Coptic months.
	Papr. Rome, Private Collection Monneret de Villard X	Medicine prescription about how to make a medication using white sulphur, shellby of eggs and other things, by mixed, pulverize on a stoneand, cook it with oil, and but them on fire.
	Papr. Rome, Private Collection Monneret de Villard X	Medicine prescription about how to make a medication using natron, alum, meerschaum, and other things, by well ground, put in a phial suspended in the sun, and but them on fire.
	Papr. Rome, Private Collection Monneret de Villard X	Love charm to be made on Sunday and carried on the arm. It made when girl wants to make someone love her, names of some angels and jinn mentioned.
	Papr. Rome, Private Collection Monneret de Villard X	Charm for discovering a thief using a wooden hammer with an iron nail, and writing round the nail some magical names.
	Papr. Rome, Private Collection Monneret de Villard X	The verso comprises three texts: the first is the letter address from the recto, the second is several poems in vulgar Arabic written continuously like prose, and the third is a prayer (Love charm).
	Papr. Rome, Private Collection Monneret de Villard X	A letter from a son to his father in which he informs him of the situation, sends greetings to family and friends, discusses money receipts, and requests that he buy fish. Finally, request a response to this letter.
	Papr. Rome, Private Collection Monneret de Villard X	Love Charm, made when a man wants to make girl love him. Names of some angels demons and jinn are mentioned.
	Papr. Rome, Private Collection Monneret de Villard X	The recto contains two texts; the first is about if you wish to bring people out of their might, and the second is about if you wish to make mischief between people. On verso there are four texts, the first is a section of restraining a vehement antagonist from his enmity, the second is section for headache, the third like the first is Section of restraining a vehement antagonist from his enmity, and the fourth is section for annulling sorcery.
	Papr. Rome, Private Collection Monneret de Villard X	A list of names, together with the number of qantars attributed to each.
	Papr. Rome, Private Collection Monneret de Villard X	A list of names with the number of dirhams assigned to each, as well as the final computation.
	Papr. Rome, Private Collection Monneret de Villard X	A list of those who have been owed wheat or barley by the trader who drew it up.
	Papr. Rome, Private Collection Monneret de Villard X	A letter sent in private to one of the priests, A man sent it to blame him of leaving abruptly, without a farewell or taking the grain that he had been ordered to acquire.
	Graff. in situ sandstone quarry, in situ
	Pap. New York, Brooklyn Museum 47.218.93a-b	Anani (Ananiah) b. Haggai gives Pahnum a receipt for a loan of grain
	Pap. Cairo EM JdE 37106	Mahseiah son of Jedaniah to Jezaniah son of Uriah, his son-in-law. Granted rights to renovate the house and advised to live there with his wife, Jezaniah was denied the right to sell or bequeath it to another one than his children from Mibtahiah.The document treated the property as an estate to be passed on in perpetuity within a limited circle. 12 Wittnesses
	Pap. Cairo EM JdE 37107	After a dispute over property boarders in which Dargamana requires Mahseiah to swear by Yaho, this document of withdrawal from the land dispute is made.
	Pap. Cairo EM JdE 37112	Mibtahiah (here written with a p) and Peu the Egyptian builder are engaged in litigation concerning silver, grain, clothes, vessels, and a document of wifehood. Mibtahiah gives an oath by the Egyptian goddess Sati. This document of withdrawel written by Peteis an Aramaean scribe supports Peu's waiver of all future suit by a standard of five karsh penalty.
	Pap. Cairo EM JdE 37114	Standard contract bequesting a house, but includes an addendum describing the transfer documents from Dargamana to Mahseyah, which are given to Mibtahyah.
	Sarcoph. Aswan, Elephantine Museum 2605
	Sarcoph. Aswan, Elephantine Museum 2606
	Sarcoph. Aswan, Elephantine Museum 2607
	St. Cairo EM JdE 36448
	Arch. in situ temple of Isis, in situ	Temple wall inscription and graffito with dedication to a deity
	Arch. in situ temple of Isis, in situ	Temple wall inscription and graffito with a prayer to a deity
	dipinto in church	Commemorative inscription about the death of a person named Petro (Petros), who was a monk in the Anba Hadra (St. Simeon) monastery. So the "Monastery of Apa Hatre" of Aswan is concretely mentioned. He died "after Diocletian" (i.e. Martyr Era) 678, Parmoute 24 (19.04.962 CE). The text has another date: the first year of a King Zachari.
	in situ in situ	A record of a historical event written on the wall of a once tomb. It concerns the Turks coming to Egypt and taking the fortress of (Qasr) Ibrim, the date is Martyr Era 889, Tybi 22 (=17.01.1173 CE).
	Graff. Isis Temple I. Syene 1 304	A cross and then the name Shenoute, a form based on the Greek variation of this name.
	Graff. Isis Temple I.Syene 1 302	The name Kosma following a cross.
	Graff. Isis Temple I. Syene 1 305	A cross and then a name: Menas.
	Graff. Isis Temple I. Syene 1 303	A cross, and then the name Kosma incised.
	Graff. Isis Temple I. Syene 1 306	One cross and a personal name after that: Menas.
	Graff. Isis Temple I. Syene 1 307	One cross and a personal name after that: Senute
	Graff. Isis Temple I. Syene 1 308	One cross and then a personal name: Papnouthis.
	Graff. Isis Temple I. Syene 1 309	One cross followed by a personal name: Papnouthis
	Graff. Isis Temple I. Syene 1 312	Two words in Coptic: "I, the deacon"
	Graff. Isis Temple I. Syene 1 313	Coptic graffito with three words: "I, Markos the priest (?)"
	Tomb. Cairo SB Kopt. 9908	Tombstone of a brother Papas the monk from the Anba Hadra (St. Simeon) monastery in Aswan. Date is missing.
	Tomb. Alexandria, Graeco-Roman Museum 11802	Tombstone (epitaph) of Abba Isidoros possibly from the Anba Hadra (St. Simeon) monastery in Aswan (provenance uncertain), dated 474 of the Martyr Era, i.e. 758 CE.
	Tomb. Cairo SB Kopt. X	Tombstone of Pelou the monk probably from Aswan. No date.
	Tomb. Cairo SB Kopt. 9958	Tombstone of Severos the monk from the Anba Hadra (St. Simeon) monastery in Aswan. Date missing.
	Tomb. Cairo EM X	Fragmentary tombstone from the Anba Hadra (St. Simeon) monastery in Aswan. Name and date are lost.
	Tomb. Cairo EM X	Fragmentary tombstone from the Anba Hadra (St. Simeon) monastery in Aswan. Name is missing, date is fragmentary: Epeiph, indiction 2, year after Diocletian (i.e. Martyr Era) 4[..].
	Tomb. Cairo EM X	Fragmentary tombstone from the Anba Hadra (St. Simeon) monastery in Aswan. Name completely, date partly lost.
	Tomb. Cairo EM X	Fragmentary tombstone from the Anba Hadra (St. Simeon) monastery in Aswan. Name and date are missing.
	Tomb. Cairo EM X	Fragmentary tombstone from the Anba Hadra (St. Simeon) monastery in Aswan. Name and date are missing.
	Tomb. Cairo EM X	Fragmentary tombstone from the Anba Hadra (St. Simeon) monastery in Aswan. Name and date are missing.
	Tomb. Cairo EM X	Fragmentary tombstone from the Anba Hadra (St. Simeon) monastery in Aswan. Name and date are lost.
	Le. London, British Library Pap 4 A	Deed addressed by Thecla, daughter of Constantine (?) and Osesinde (?), of the town of Kelsei on the east (bank), to Joseph the sailor, son of Stephen and Amana. She had borrowed from him 19 solidi and now, as repayment, assigns to him and his heirs her paternal estate consisting of 17 shipa (?). Thecla swears by God and king Mercurius to abide by this contract. Neither she, nor Joseph being able to write, they sign with crosses. The notary`s name is illegible.
	Le. London, British Library Pap 4 B	Deed in which Menanta daughter of Mariham and Ananias, her husband, write to their son Abraham (?) and his wife, to whom they sell 5 portions of land. The details of the transaction cannot be clearly determined.
	Le. London, British Library Pap 4 C	Deed in which Thecla, native of Kyrshe but living at Pordipa, addresses Abra[am] and Menanta, his wife, (see Pap 4 B for these two persons and also the localities!), to whom certain lands are sold. Much of the text is otherwise illegible. Under the reign of King John (Johannes).
	Le. London, British Library Pap 4 D	Will in which Eudoxia of Kelsei on the east bank daughter of Sergius and Natia addresses Maria, Seion and Athanasia daughters of Joseph the sailor and of Eirene of the same town. She recalls the loan by Joseph (since deceased) of 19 solidi (holokott.) to her grandmother Thecla (cf. Pap 4 A) and mother and the further loan to herself of 9 solidi and she now confirms to the daughters of Joseph the possession of her whole ⲕⲧⲏⲙⲁ (property) "from its southern to its northern boundary". The deed is dated the 19th Phaophi, 3rd indiction.
	Le. London, British Library Pap 4 E	Possibly a deed, but very faded, basically illegible. Mention of a king, and possibly throne, then a Georgios is mentioned, with Nobadia.
	Le. London, British Library Pap 4 F-G	According to Crum, F and G are parts of one manuscript, F being the upper, G the lower part. This manuscript contains two different texts, with a little space between the two: The first text is a security (ⲁⲥⲫⲁⲗⲉⲓⲁ) addressed by Mailanne to somebody whose name is lost, who had won a law-suit against her and demanded this deed, the exact purpose of which is difficult to see. The subject of litigation seems to be certain clothes. The second text is a document (ⲅⲣⲁⲙⲙⲁⲧⲓⲟⲛ) addressed by Nalandouse daughter of Toupels(.) and of Markunei to Maria daughter of Susanna. At Kelsei Maria had won a law-suit against her of which this deed appears further to confirm the results. The archivist of Talmis is writing the text.
	Le. London, British Library Pap 4 H-I	H-I are probably parts of one manuscript, the text is in some 30 lines but wholly illegible (Crum).
	Le. London, British Library Pap 4 K	A document (ⲉⲅⲅⲣⲁⲫⲟⲛ) addressed by Abraham the sailor to (...). It deals with certain land and mentions 3 solidi, perhaps as its price. Several witnesses`names follow the text. The date is 30th Epiphi. (Crum)
	Le. London, British Library Pap 4 L	The exact nature of this legal document is not to be determined - almost completely illegible. It had two authors who make a request of (...) in reference to money which they had had of him (Crum).
	Le. London, British Library Pap 4 M-N & P- Q	Too fragmentary and faded to determine.
	Ostr. London, British Library number unknown	Solomon acknowledges money debt and agrees to account for it and give it back to Patermouthis and Kako (his wife).
	Pap. London, British Library Pap 6943 (20)	A list of inherited chattels.
	Ostr. Warsaw, University, Department of Papyrology x	"From Philotheos shipment." Consignment note: the ostracon was probably sent with some goods as a note identifying their sender. The recipient of the shipment (and the note) might have lived in the monastery, but this of course cannot be determined. The name Philotheos is too popular and widespread to be a criterion for either dating or provenance of the ostrakon. (Markiewicz)
	Ostr. Warsaw, University, Department of Papyrology x	Due to its fragmentary nature, not possible to identify. "Rope" is possibly mentioned.
	Pap. London, British Library Pap 5655	A deed of mediation. Unfortunately the text is very fragmentary. Women are mentioned and Patermoute, which suggests that the text might be part of the so-called Patermouthis-archive. Several women are mentioned, and in connection with Tapia the words ⲁⲓⲭⲙⲁⲗⲱⲧⲓⲍⲉ and ⲁⲓⲭⲙⲁⲗⲱⲧⲓⲁ are used - that refers to imprisonment of some sort, on many occasions for debt, in private documents. Later "three free women" are mentioned in the text.
	Pap. London, British Library Pap 6809	Products and services provided are listed, partly "without payment/rent", with some explanations and mention of family members addressing the receiver of the document in the second person singular.
	Pap. London, British Library Pap 6943 (1)	Debt settlement: Paeion acknowledges to have received the amount which Kako had owed him.
	Pap. London, British Library Pap 6943 (11)	Too little of the text remains to determine. It is part of the Patermouthis archive and might have formed one piece with BL Or. 6943(12), which makes sense on its own, so the relationship of the two texts is unclear.
	Pap. London, British Library Pap 6943 (12)	Document concerning a debt owed to Patermouthis. Non-legal, as there are no signatories or witnesses. The piece possibly belonged together with BL Or. 6943(11), but since the present piece makes sense on its own, the relationship between the two texts is unclear.
	Pap. London, British Library Pap 6943 (2-5)	A letter to Patermoute (Patermouthis archive, Greek-Coptic) and his family concerning a dispute. The name of the sender is not preserved. From the text remains it can be read that a woman called Tsia is opposing someone or something. There are three women of this name recorded in the Patermouthis archive (cf. S.J. Clackson). The text also refers to the living-room (symposion) of Tlou, Kako`s grandmother, but it is not clear who is in possession of it.
	Pap. London, British Library Pap 6943 (6-10)
	Pap. München, BSB, P. kopt. Pap.copt.mon.16	Security. Written by Eusebios s.o. Barouche (Parouchios), from Aswan but living in Kos.
	Tomb. Aswan, Elephantine Museum 715	Tombstone of Simeon the monk. Possibly from the Anba Hadra (St. Simeon) monastery in Aswan. The date is 594 Mechir 18th, 1st indiction, after Diocletian = 12.02.878 CE.
	Tomb. Cairo SB Kopt. 5839	Tombstone of Petros the monk from the Anba Hadra (St. Simeon) monastery in Aswan. Dated, but no year.
	Tomb. Cairo SB Kopt. 9651	A large tombstone on which three persons are commemorated of the Anba Hadra (St. Simeon) monastery in Aswan: Johannes the deacon and monk, Victor the archdeacon and monk, and Abba Diosk(oros) the archpriest and superior (of this monastery). The dates are Era of Diocletian 601 (885 CE), 604 (888 CE), and 608 (892 CE).
	Tomb. Alexandria, Graeco-Roman Museum 11795	Tombstone (epitaph) of Sofron. Possibly from the Anba Hadra (St. Simeon) Monastery, although provenance uncertain.
	Tomb. Alexandria, Graeco-Roman Museum 11797	Tombstone (epitaph) of Severios, possibly from the Anba Hadra (St. Simeon) Monastery in Aswan, although provenance is uncertain.
	Tomb. Alexandria, Graeco-Roman Museum 11807	Tombstone of Hatre, possibly from the Anba Hadra (St. Simeon) monastery in Aswan, but provenance is unknown.
	Tomb. Alexandria, Graeco-Roman Museum 11820	Tombstone of Boktor (Victor?) possibly from the Anba Hadra (St. Simeon) Monastery in Aswan. Provenance unknown.
	Tomb. Alexandria, Graeco-Roman Museum 11821	Tombstone of a monk (name lost) possibly from the Anba Hadra (St. Simeon) monastery (provenance uncertain). The date on it is Payni 20, 469 = 14.06.753.
	Tomb. Alexandria, Graeco-Roman Museum 11822	Tombstone of Johannes (probably a monk) possibly from the Anba Hadra (St. Simeon) monastery in Aswan. Provenance unknown.
	Tomb. Alexandria, Graeco-Roman Museum 11823	Tombstone of Daniel (probably a monk, "brother") possibly from the Anba Hadra (St.Simeon) monastery in Aswan, dated 01.02.727. Provenance uncertain.
	Tomb. Alexandria, Graeco-Roman Museum 11833	Tombstone of Epiphanios, son of Theodoros, possibly from the Anba Hadra (St. Simeon) monastery in Aswan. Provenance unknown.
	Tomb. Alexandria, Graeco-Roman Museum 11834	Tombstone of Dioscoros, evidently a monk ("brother"). Possibly from the Anba Hadra (St. Simeon) monastery in Aswan, but provenance is unknown.
	Tomb. Alexandria, Graeco-Roman Museum 11836	Tombstone of Bartholomaios, evidently a monk ("brother"), possibly from the Anba Hadra (St. Simeon) monastery in Aswan, dated Martyr Era (here: after Diocletian) 445, 15th Phaophi = 12.10.728.
	Tomb. Alexandria, Graeco-Roman Museum 11866	Tombstone of Dioscoros, the scribe possibly from the Anba Hadra (St. Simeon) monastery in Aswan (but provenance is unknown). The date is damaged.
	Tomb. Alexandria, Graeco-Roman Museum 11875	Funerary inscription (tombstone) of Johannes the archpriest. Possibly from the Anba Hadra (St. Simeon) monastery in Aswan.
	Tomb. Alexandria, Graeco-Roman Museum 11876	Funerary inscription (tombstone). Possibly from the Anba Hadra (St. Simeon) monastery in Aswan. Name and date are missing.
	Tomb. Alexandria, Graeco-Roman Museum 11880	Tombstone of a priest and monk. Possibly from the Anba Hadra (St. Simeon) monastery in Aswan. Name and date are missing.
	Tomb. Alexandria, Graeco-Roman Museum 11881	Tombstone. Possibly from the Anba Hadra (St. Simeon) monastery in Aswan. Name is missing, the person is characterized as a "Nubian" after his name (broken out).
	Tomb. Alexandria, Graeco-Roman Museum 11882	Tombstone of a monk. Possibly from the Anba Hadra (St. Simeon) monastery in Aswan. Name and date are lost.
	Tomb. Alexandria, Graeco-Roman Museum 11885	Tombstone of Julius. Possibly from the Anba Hadra (St. Simeon) monastery in Aswan. Text incomplete. Date missing.
	Tomb. Alexandria, Graeco-Roman Museum 11887	Tombstone of brother Abraham the monk. Possibly from the Anba Hadra (St. Simeon) monastery in Aswan.
	Tomb. Alexandria, Graeco-Roman Museum 14511	Tombstone of a monk of some importance, probably a superior (Abba). Possibly from the Anba Hadra (St. Simeon) monastery in Aswan. Text incomplete. Name and date missing.
	Tomb. Alexandria, Graeco-Roman Museum 14540	Tombstone of a holy father and bishop, Tab[...]. Possibly from the Anba Hadra (St. Simeon) monastery in Aswan. The full name and date are missing.
	Tomb. Alexandria, Graeco-Roman Museum 14542	A very fragmentary tombstone. Possibly from the Anba Hadra (St. Simeon) monastery from Aswan. Name and date are also missing.
	Tomb. Alexandria, Graeco-Roman Museum 11815 (?)	Tombstone of Daniel the little possibly from Aswan.
	Tomb. Alexandria, Graeco-Roman Museum 11860 + 11884	Tombstone of a monk ("brother") possibly from the Anba Hadra monastery in Aswan. The name and the date are lost.
	Tomb. Alexandria, Graeco-Roman Museum 11879 [b]	Tombstone. Possibly from the Anda Hadra (St. Simeon) monastery in Aswan. Name and date are missing. Fragmentary.
	Tomb. Cairo EM JdE 68412	Tombstone probably of a monk [brother] from the Anba Hadra (St. Simeon) monastery in Aswan. Name and date are missing.
	Tomb. Cairo EM JdE 68421	Tombstone of Severos the monk from the Anba Hadra (St. Simeon) monastery in Aswan. Dated but the year is missing: Paone 2nd, indiction [...], year after [Diocletian ...]
	Tomb. Cairo SB Kopt. 7795	Tombstone of Petros the faithful from the Anba Hadra (St. Simeon) monastery in Aswan. Date is without year: 7th Phamenoth, indiction 15.
	Tomb. Cairo EM JdE 68413	Tombstone from the Anba Hadra (St. Simeon) monastery in Aswan. Name and most parts of date (indiction 15) are missing.
	Tomb. Cairo SB Kopt. 11084	Tombstone of Joseph, the faithful, from the Anba Hadra (St. Simeon) monastery in Aswan. Dated but not with year: 27th Pachon, indiction 5.
	Tomb. Cairo SB Kopt. 7783	Tombstone of Andreas the monk from the Anba Hadra (St. Simeon) monastery in Aswan. Dated but not with year: Mechir 3rd, indiction 8.
	Tomb. Cairo EM JdE 68410	Tombstone of Kyros the monk from the Anba Hadra (St. Simeon) monastery in Aswan. Dated but not with year: Phamenoth [...], indiction 5 (?).
	Tomb. Cairo SB Kopt. 7751	Tombstone of Isak the monk from the Anba Hadra (St. Simeon) monastery in Aswan. Dated: Era of Diocletian 443 (727 CE).
	Tomb. Cairo SB Kopt. 7844	Tombstone of Hatre the monk from the Anba Hadra (St. Simeon) monastery in Aswan. Dated but not with year: Tybi 25th, indiction 9.
	Tomb. Cairo SB Kopt. 9372	Tombstone of Antonios the monk from the Anba Hadra (St. Simeon) monastery in Aswan. Dated: year after Diocletian (Martyr Era) 498 ( = 781/82 CE).
	Tomb. Cairo SB Kopt. 11024	Tombstone of Bartholomaios the monk from the Anba Hadra (St. Simeon) monastery in Aswan. Date is fragmentary.
	Tomb. Cairo EM JdE 68397	Tombstone of Petros the monk from the Anba Hadra (St. Simeon) monastery in Aswan. Dated but not with year: Phamenoth 29th, indiction 12.
	Tomb. Cairo EM JdE 68374	Tombstone of Peshate [the monk?] from the Anba Hadra (St. Simeon) monastery.
	Tomb. Cairo EM JdE 68332	Tombstone from the Anba Hadra (St. Simeon) monastery in Aswan. Name is lost. Dated: indiction 9, year after Diocletian 472 (= 755/756 CE).
	Tomb. Cairo SB Kopt. 7793	Tombstone of Maria (daughter of Johannes?), most probably a nun, from the Anba Hadra (St. Simeon) monastery. Dated after Diocletian (Martyr Era) 707 (= 990/991 CE).
	Tomb. Cairo EM JdE 68406	Tombstone of a monk named Mou[...] from the Anba Hadra (St. Simeon) monastery in Aswan. Date is missing (only indiction 6 and Epiph remain).
	Tomb. Cairo SB Kopt. 7699	Tombstone of a superior of the Anba Hadra (St. Simeon) monastery whose name is lost. No date. It is an especially important piece, as it gives the name of the monastery.
	Tomb. Cairo EM JdE 68335	Tombstone of Johannes the priest and monk from the Anba Hadra (St. Simeon) monastery in Aswan. Dated to Thoth 1st, year after Diocletian (Martyr Era) 572 (= 30.08.855. CE)
	Tomb. Cairo SB Kopt. 9369	Tombstone of Aron the monk from the Anba Hadra (St. Simeon) monastery in Aswan. Date is missing.
	Tomb. Cairo SB Kopt. 9799	Tombstone of Makrina (probably a nun) from the Anba Hadra (St. Simeon) monastery in Aswan. Dated to Athyr 3rd, indiction 13, year after Diocletian (Martyr Era) 461 (= 30.10.745. CE)
	Tomb. Cairo SB Kopt. 10968	Tombstone of Apa Dios the Nubian from the Anba Hadra (St. Simeon) monastery in Aswan. Date is missing.
	Tomb. Cairo SB Kopt. 9975	Fragmentary tombstone from the Anba Hadra (St. Simeon) monastery in Aswan. Name is lost, part of the date is preserved: year 449 after Diocletian (= 732/733 CE).
	Tomb. Cairo SB Kopt. 7767	Tombstone of Markos the monk from the Anba Hadra (St. Simeon) monastery in Aswan. Dated without year, date slightly fragmentary: Epiph 1[.], indiction 13.
	Tomb. Cairo SB Kopt. 7764	Tombstone of Andreas the monk from the Anba Hadra (St. Simeon) monastery in Aswan. Dated: Paone 2nd, indiction 5, after Diocletian 483 (27.5.767 CE).
	Tomb. Cairo SB Kopt. 7792	Tombstone of Papas the monk from the Anba Hadra (St. Simeon) monastery in Aswan. Dated: Khoiak 19th, indiction 11, year of Diocletian (Martyr Era) 489 (16.12.772 CE).
	Tomb. Cairo EM JdE 68423	Tombstone of Abraham from the Anba Hadra (St. Simeon) monastery in Aswan. Not dated or date missing.
	Tomb. Cairo SB Kopt. 7759	Tombstone of Pekosh from the Anba Hadra (St. Simeon) monastery in Aswan. Dated: Pharmouthi 4th, indiction 1, year of Diocletian (Martyr Era) 434 (30.3.718 CE).
	Tomb. Cairo SB Kopt. 9370	Tombstone of Merkurios the monk from the Anba Hadra (St. Simeon) monastery in Aswan. Date is missing.
	Tomb. Cairo SB Kopt. 7738	Tombstone of Piot from the Anba Hadra (St. Simeon) monastery in Aswan. Date without year: Phamenoth 19th, indiction 7.
	Tomb. Cairo SB Kopt. 7718	Tombstone of sister Kalole (a female monk) from the Anba Hadra monastery (St. Simeon) in Aswan. Dated: 29th of Athyr, indiction 8, year 501 after Diocletian (Martyr Era) (=25.11.784 CE).
	Tomb. Cairo SB Kopt. 10949	Tombstone of a monk (name lost) from the Anba Hadra monastery (St. Simeon) in Aswan. Last lines are missing and it is not certain that there was dating.
	Tomb. Cairo EM TR 8.1.39.4	Tombstone from the Anba Hadra (St. Simeon) monastery in Aswan. Fragmentary, name and date lost.
	Tomb. Cairo EM JdE 68347	Tombstone from the Anba Hadra (St. Simeon) monastery in Aswan. Name and date lost, deceased was male (monk, most probably).
	Tomb. Cairo SB Kopt. 9651	Tombstone from the Anba Hadra (St. Simeon) monastery in Aswan. Name of the deceased is lost.
	Tomb. Cairo EM JdE 68419	Tombstone of Enokh (?) the monk from the Anba Hadra (St. Simeon) monastery in Aswan. Date is Mesore 17th, indiction 4.
	Tomb. Cairo EM JdE 68380	Tombstone from the Anba Hadra (St. Simeon) monastery in Aswan. Name of the deceased is lost, year lost, date is Pharmouthi 14th, indiction 5.
	Tomb. Cairo SB Kopt. 7717	Tombstone of Apa Paham the monk from the Anba Hadra (St. Simeon) monastery in Aswan. Date is Payni 27th, indiction 9.
	Tomb. Cairo EM JdE 68352	Tombstone from the Anba Hadra (St. Simeon) monastery in Aswan. The name of the deceased is lost, he was faithful (ⲡⲟⲥⲧⲟⲥ). Date: Mechir 10th, indiction 2.
	Tomb. Cairo SB Kopt. 7716	Tombstone of Joel the monk from the Anba Hadra (St. Simeon) monastery.
	Tomb. Cairo EM JdE 68360	Tombstone of Andreas the monk from Anba Hadra (St. Simeon) monastery in Aswan.
	Tomb. Cairo SB Kopt. 10938	Tombstone of Maria, daughter of Apa Aga and Manou from the Anba Hadra (St. Simeon) monastery in Aswan. Dated Phamenoth 22nd, year after Diocletian (Martyr Era) 588 (=18.03.872 CE).
	Tomb. Cairo EM JdE 68363	Tombstone from the Anba Hadra (St. Simeon) monastery in Aswan. It is an unusually formulated, long text. Second part is missing. Name and date lost. However, it has Biblical references: ll.2-4: Ps102,11; Ps 103,14; Ps 144,4; ll.6-7: Gen 3,19
	Tomb. Cairo SB Kopt. 10927	Tombstone of a brother Johannes monk from the Anba Hadra (St. Simeon) monastery in Aswan. Date missing.
	Tomb. Cairo EM JdE 68347 (?)	Tombstone from the Anba Hadra (St. Simeon) monastery of someone with Nubian origins (The Nubian). Dated Mekhir 15th, indiction 11.
	Tomb. Cairo SB Kopt. 9956	Tombstone of a Markos monk from the Anba Hadra (St. Simeon) monastery in Aswan. Date is damaged.
	Tomb. Cairo EM JdE 68391	Tombstone of a brother Aron the deacon from the Anba Hadra (St. Simeon) monastery in Aswan. Date Phamenoth, indiction 13, year (after Diocletian, i.e. Martyr Era) missing.
	Tomb. Cairo EM JdE 68366	Tombstone from the Anba Hadra (St. Simeon) monastery in Aswan of someone (name missing) who is Nubian. Dated Athyr 3, the rest is lost.
	Tomb. Cairo EM JdE 68382	Fragmentary tombstone from the Anba Hadra (St. Simeon) monastery in Aswan. Name is lost, date is damaged: Tybi ..., indiction 15, year after Diocletian (Martyr Era).
	Tomb. Cairo SB Kopt. 10921	Tombstone of Johannes priest and monk from the Anba Hadra (St. Simeon) monastery in Aswan. Date is fragmentary, Mesore and indiction.
	Tomb. Cairo EM JdE 68425	Tombstone of a Severos monk from the Anba Hadra (St. Simeon) monastery. Dated Mechir 4th, indiction 11, year 444 after Diocletian (i.e. Martyr Era) (=30.01.728 CE).
	Tomb. Cairo EM JdE 68425	Tombstone from the Anba Hadra (St. Simeon) monastery in Aswan. Very fragmentary lines. Name and date are lost. The formula is different from those of the majority of tombstones from the monastery.
	Tomb. Cairo SB Kopt. 7701	Tombstone of Peiot the monk from the Anba Hadra (St. Simeon) monastery in Aswan. Dated: Mechir 2nd, indiction 14, year 492 (= 776 CE).
	Tomb. Cairo SB Kopt. 10958	Tombstone of Apa Kollouthos priest and monk from the Anba Hadra (St. Simeon) monastery in Aswan. The date is an inditction 12.
	Tomb. Cairo SB Kopt. 7841	Tombstone of Kosma the monk from the Anba Hadra (St. Simeon) monastery in Aswan. Dated (without year) to Epiph 21st, indiction 14.
	Tomb. Cairo SB Kopt. 7721	Tombstone of Kosma from the Anba Hadra (St. Simeon) monastery in Aswan. Date is fragmentary.
	Tomb. Cairo EM TR 23.12.38.9	Fragmentary tombstone from the Anba Hadra (St. Simeon) monastery. Name, date are missing, but it was dated with the "year after Diocletian" formula (i.e. Martyr Era), and contains the prayer formula "may the Lord give mercy to his soul".
	Tomb. Cairo EM JdE 68395	Tombstone from the Anba Hadra (St. Simeon) monastery in Aswan. Very fragmentary, the name is lost but the date is extant: Phamenoth 17th, indiction 9, after Diocletian (Martyr Era) 502 (=13.03.786 CE).
	Tomb. Cairo SB Kopt. 7729	Tombstone of Pesynthios the monk from the Anba Hadra (St. Simeon) monastery in Aswan. Dated: Pharmouthi 14th, indiction 4, year 512 after Diocletian (Martyr Era) (= 09.04.796 CE). It has the prayer formula "rest his soul" and "the bosom of Abraham, Isak, Jakob" at the end.
	Tomb. Cairo SB Kopt. 7692	Tombstone of Epiphanios priest and monk from the Anba Hadra (St. Simeon) monastery in Aswan. Date is fragmentary, after Diocletian (i.e. Martyr Era).
	Tomb. Cairo EM JdE 68333	Tombstone of Pilo (probably monk, "brother") from the Anba Hadra (St. Simeon) monastery in Aswan. Dated Mesore 30th, indiction 14, year 567 after Diocletian (i.e. Martyr Era) (= 23.08.850 CE).
	Tomb. Cairo EM TR 8.1.39.3	Tombstone from the Anba Hadra (St. Simeon) monastery in Aswan. The name of the deceased is missing, but the date is preserved: Mechir 9th, year 432 after Diocletian (i.e. Martyr Era) (= 04.02.716 CE).
	Tomb. Cairo EM JdE 68374	Tombstone from the Anba Hadra (St. Simeon) monastery in Aswan. The name of the deceased is lost. Dated after Diocletian (i.e. Martyr Era) 455 (= 738/739 CE).
	Tomb. Cairo EM JdE 68405	Tombstone from the Anba Hadra (St. Simeon) monastery in Aswan. The name of the deceased (a monk) is lost. Dated indiction 2, year after Diocletian (Martyr Era) 450 (=733/734 CE).
	Tomb. Cairo SB Kopt. 10895	Tombstone of Paeion the monk from the Anba Hadra (St. Simeon) monastery in Aswan. Date is missing, only Mesore is visible.
	Tomb. Cairo EM TR 23.12.38.1	Tombstone fragment from the Anba Hadra (St. Simeon) monastery in Aswan. Very little of the text is preserved.
	Tomb. Cairo SB Kopt. 11080	Tombstone of Johannes the monk from the Anba Hadra (St. Simeon) monastery in Aswan. Dated Thoth 15th, indiction 14, year after Diocletian (Martyr Era) 476 (=12.09.759 CE).
	Tomb. Cairo SB Kopt. 7695	Tombstone of Theophilos the deacon and monk from the Anba Hadra (St. Simeon) monastery in Aswan. Date is missing but it is with the formula "after Diocletian".
	Tomb. Cairo EM JdE 68351	Tombstone of Eustathios the monk and deacon from the Anba Hadra (St. Simeon) monastery in Aswan. Dated Athyr 30, indiction 13, no year.
	Tomb. Cairo EM JdE 68339	Tombstone of Johannes the deacon and monk from the Anba Hadra (St. Simeon) monastery in Aswan. Dated Payni 25th, year after Diocletian (Martyr Era) 566 (= 23.08.850 CE).
	Tomb. Cairo EM JdE 68349	Fragmentary tombstone from the Anba Hadra (St. Simeon) monastery in Aswan. Name and date are missing.
	Tomb. Cairo SB Kopt. 7741	Tombstone of a Jacob archpriest from the Anba Hadra (St. Simeon) monastery in Aswan. Dated: Era of Diocletian (Martyr Era) 492, Mechir 15th, indiction 14 = 10.02.776 CE.
	Tomb. Cairo SB Kopt. 11082	Tombstone of Merkurios the monk from the Anba Hadra (St. Simeon) monastery in Aswan. Dated Tybi 7th, indiction 11, year after Diocletian (Martyr Era) 444 (=03.01.728 CE).
	Tomb. Cairo SB Kopt. 7708	Tombstone of Viktor the monk from the Anba Hadra (St. Simeon) monastery in Aswan. The second half of the stela and text, thus also the date, are missing.
	Tomb. Cairo EM JdE 68379	Tombstone of a priest and monk from the Anba Hadra (St. Simeon) monastery in Aswan. Name and date lost.
	Tomb. Cairo SB Kopt. 11068	Tombstone of Viktor the monk from the Anba Hadra (St. Simeon) monastery in Aswan. Dated Phamenoth 22nd, indiction 12, year after Diocletian (Martyr Era) 445 (=18.03.729 CE).
	Tomb. Cairo EM	Tombstone of Khael the priest and monk from the Anba Hadra (St. Simeon) monastery in Aswan. Dated after/year of Diocletian (i.e.Martyr Era) 574, Thoth 12th (= 09.09.857 CE).
	Tomb. Cairo SB Kopt. 9806	A "double tombstone": funerary inscription for two persons, Senouthios and then of Maria. Two complete, separate texts with the usual formula with prayer.
	Tomb. Cairo SB Kopt. 11049	Tombstone of Joseph the monk from the Anba Hadra (St. Simeon) monastery in Aswan. Dated without year: Epeiph 4th, indiction 8.
	Tomb. Cairo EM JdE 68368	Tombstone of a woman named Sion from the Anba Hadra (St. Simeon) monastery in Aswan. Dated after Diocletian (Martyr Era) 494, Thoth 4th, indiction 1 (= 01.09.777 CE).
	Tomb. Cairo EM JdE 68381	Fragmentary tombstone from the Anba Hadra (St. Simeon) monastery in Aswan. Name and date are missing.
	Tomb. Cairo SB Kopt. 7772	Tombstone of a brother Kyriakos monk from the Anba Hadra (St. Simeon) monastery in Aswan. The date is fragmentary.
	Tomb. Cairo SB Kopt. 9315	Tombstone of Theodoros the monk from the Anba Hadra (St. Simeon) monastery in Aswan. Date is missing.
	Tomb. Cairo EM JdE 68330	Tombstone of Pachom from the Anba Hadra (St. Simeon) monastery in Aswan. Dated: 13th Phamenoth, indiction 12, after Diocletian 445 = 09.03.729 CE.
	Tomb. Cairo SB Kopt. 7763	Tombstone of Georgios the faithful, probably a monk, from the Anba Hadra (St. Simeon) monastery in Aswan. Dated, but no year: 1st Thoth, indiction 15.
	Tomb. Cairo SB Kopt. 9377	Tombstone of Joulios from the Anba Hadra (St. Simeon) monastery from Aswan. Dated Epiph 25th, indiction 12. no year.
	Tomb. Cairo SB Kopt. 7693	Tombstone of Menas the Nubian from the Anba Hadra (St. Simeon) monastery in Aswan. Dated Mesore (...), indiction 10, no year.
	Tomb. Cairo EM JdE 68361	Tombstone from the Anba Hadra (St. Simeon) monastery in Aswan. The name of the deceased is missing. The date is fragmentary but the year was given as after Diocletian (i.e. Martyr Era).
	Tomb. Cairo SB Kopt. 9315	Tombstone of Stratelates the deacon, son of Theodoros deacon and Kharis, from the Anba Hadra (St. Simeon) monastery in Aswan. It is rare that the whole filiation is given among these tombstones. Dated year 521 after Diocletian (i.e. Martyr Era) Pakhon 14th (=09.05.805 CE).
	Tomb. Cairo EM JdE 68411	Tombstone from the Anba Hadra (St. Simeon) monastery in Aswan. Name and date are lost.
	Tomb. Cairo SB Kopt. 11075	Tombstone of the father abba Paul the great monk from the Anba Hadra (St. Simeon) monastery in Aswan. Date missing.
	Tomb. Cairo SB Kopt. 9700	Tombstone of Mena the priest from the Anba Hadra (St. Simeon) monastery in Aswan. Dated Thoth 1st, indiction 5, year (Martyr Era) 468 (= 30.08.751 CE).
	Tomb. Cairo SB Kopt. 9685	Tombstone of Gallotropia, probably a nun, from the Anba Hadra (St. Simeon) monastery in Aswan. Dated to the year after Diocletian (Martyr Era) 454, Payni 16th, indiction 6 (= 10.06.738 CE).
	Tomb. Cairo EM JdE 68402	Fragmentary tombstone with fragmentary text. Possibly of a monk of the Anba Hadra (St. Simeon) monastery in Aswan. Date and name are missing.
	Tomb. Cairo SB Kopt. 9363	Tombstone of Merkurios the priest and monk from the Anba Hadra (St. Simeon) monastery. Date is lost (indiction 5).
	Tomb. Cairo EM JdE 68420	Tombstone of Basilios the monk from the Anba Hadra (St. Simeon) monastery in Aswan. Date is lost.
	Tomb. Cairo SB Kopt. 7935	Tombstone of Georgios the monk from the Anba Hadra (St. Simeon) monastery in Aswan. Dated without year to Epiph 17th, indiction 6.
	Tomb. Cairo EM Assouan 79 [a?]	Tombstone from the Anba Hadra (St. Simeon) monastery in Aswan. Fragmentary. Name and date are lost.
	Tomb. Cairo SB Kopt. 10930	Tombstone fragment from the Anba Hadra (St. Simeon) monastery in Aswan. Name and date are lost.
	Tomb. Cairo EM JdE 68383	Fragmentary tombstone of a monk (?) (brother?) from the Anba Hadra (St. Simeon) monastery in Aswan. Name and date are missing. The name might end in [...]argios (line 5).
	Tomb. Alexandria, Graeco-Roman Museum X	Fragmentary tombstone. Possibly from the Anba Hadra (St. Simeon) monastery. The name of the deceased is missing, but the date remains: era of Diocletian 442, 9th indiction, 18th Payni = 12.06.726 CE.
	Tomb. Cairo EM X	Tombstone of Mark the monk from the Anba Hadra (St. Simeon) monastery in Aswan. Dated after Diocletian (i.e. Martyr Era) 450, indiction 2, month and day missing (=733/34 CE).
	Tomb. Cairo EM X	Fragmentary tombstone. Name missing, dated without year to Mekhir 17, indiction 7.
	Tomb. Cairo EM X	Tombstone of Zacharias from the Anba Hadra (St. Simeon) monastery in Aswan. Dated without year to Thoth 28th, indiction 12.
	Tomb. Cairo EM X	Fragmentary tombstone from the Anba Hadra (St. Simeon) monastery in Aswan. Name and date are missing. Thoth 8th.
	Tomb. unknown X	Tombstone of Hapete the monk, possibly from the Anba Hadra (St. Simeon) monastery in Aswan.
	Tomb. unknown X	Tombstone of Johannes the Nubian, possibly from the Anba Hadra monastery in Aswan.
	Tomb. unknown X	Tombstone of Anatolia possibly from the Anba Hadra monastery in Aswan.
	Tomb. Cairo SB Kopt. 7780	Tombstone of Kera from the Anba Hadra (St. Simeon) monastery in Aswan. The year of the date is lost, Epeiph 1, indiction 15 (?).
	Tomb. Cairo SB Kopt. 7757	Tombstone of Taphoou daughter of Paul and Maria from the Anba Hadra (St. Simeon) monastery in Aswan. Dated to year of Diocletian (Martyr Era) 502, Pakhon 13, indiction 10 (=08.05.786 CE).
	Tomb. Cairo SB Kopt. 11267	Tombstone of Abba Colluthos priest and monk from the Anba Hadra (St. Simeon) monastery in Aswan. Dated after Diocletian (Martyr Era) 524, indiction 1, Khoiakh 2 (== 29.11.807 CE).
	Tomb. unknown X	Tombstone of Johannes the monk and deacon. Seventh indiction, Epeiph 12. Possibly from Abydos.
	Tomb. Cairo SB Kopt. X	Fragmentary tombstone of Michael the Little, monk, from the Anba Hadra (St. Simeon) monastery in Aswan. He was a superior and/honoured elder, he is called "our father". Date lost.
	Tomb. Cairo SB Kopt. 10919	Fragmentary tombstone from the Anba Hadra (St. Simeon) monastery in Aswan. Name and date are lost.
	Tomb. unknown X	Fragmentary tombstone from the Anba Hadra (St. Simeon) monastery in Aswan. Name and date are lost.
	Tomb. Cairo SB Kopt. 9741	Fragmentary tombstone from the Anba Hadra (St. Simeon) monastery in Aswan. Name and date are lost. Although the stela and the text are very fragmentary, the formulae used seem to have been different from the usual tombstone wording from that monastery.
	Tomb. Cairo SB Kopt. 11308	Fragmentary tombstone from the Anba Hadra (St. Simeon) monastery in Aswan. Name and date are lost. Not the usual formulae.
	Tomb. Cairo SB Kopt. 11020	Tombstone from the Anba Hadra (St. Simeon) monastery in Aswan. Name of the deceased is lost. Dated without year to Mesore 15th, indiction 1.
	Tomb. Cairo SB Kopt. 9647	Fragmentary tombstone of a monk called Theodorakios from the Anba Hadra (St. Simeon) monastery in Aswan. Dated, but not with year: indiction 9, Athyr ... .
	Tomb. Alexandria, Graeco-Roman Museum 11799	Tombstone of Tsenebokh, daughter of Talole. Possibly from Aswan.
	Tomb. Alexandria, Graeco-Roman Museum 11817	Tombstone of Nymphe possibly from the Anba Hadra (St. Simeon) Monastery in Aswan. Provenance unknown.
	Tomb. Alexandria, Graeco-Roman Museum 11824	Tombstone of a person whose name is lost but who is designated "father", so is an older or superior monk. Possibly from the Anba Hadra (St. Simeon) monastery in Aswan, although provenance is unknown.
	Tomb. Alexandria, Graeco-Roman Museum 11835	Tombstone of Athanasios the monk (ⲙⲟⲛⲟⲭⲟⲥ) from the Anba Hadra (St. Simeon) monastery in Aswan.
	Tomb. Alexandria, Graeco-Roman Museum 11874	Tombstone of Theodoros the superior. Possibly from the Anba Hadra (St. Simeon) monastery in Aswan. Provenance uncertain. The date is damaged.
	Tomb. Alexandria, Graeco-Roman Museum 11878	Tombstone of Joseph the monk. Possibly from the Anba Hadra (St. Simeon) monastery in Aswan. The date is missing.
	New York, MET Accession Number 10.175.13	Tombstone (epitaph) of Papas the faithful, found in the Anba Hadra (St. Simeon) Monastery in Aswan.
	Tomb. New York, MET Accession Number 10.175.14	Tombstone (epitaph) of Crysaphios.
	Tomb. New York, MET Accession Number 10.175.17	Tombstone (epitaph) of brother Markos, who was a monk probably in the Anba Hadra (St. Simeon) Monastery, where the stone was found.
	Tomb. Alexandria, Graeco-Roman Museum 11879 [a]	Tombstone of Collouthos the monk . Possibly from the Anba Hadra (St. Simeon) monastery in Aswan. The date (without year) is the 6th of Pakhon, 12th indiction.
	Tomb. Cairo SB Kopt. 11078	Tombstone of Senouthios monk from the Anba Hadra (St. Simeon) monastery in Aswan. Date is lost save for Mesore.
	St. Cairo SB Kopt. CGC 8322	"Presumably copy of a decree (entole) relating to a property (ktema), which seems to have been set apart by the bishop, Abraham, for charitable purposes." (Crum, Coptic Monuments, Nr.8322) Writer seems to give instructions about what should happen to his/a property: half of it, together with the farm animals, shall be managed by a man who is a tenant (hires the property), the other half shall belong to the poor of Aswan - charity.
	Tomb. Cairo SB Kopt. 7910	Tombstone of Ennophri, possibly a monk. Although the provenance is uncertain, it is possibly from the Anba Hadra (St. Simeon) monastery in Aswan. Dated after Diocletain (Martyr Era) 449, Pakhon 2nd (= 10.05.733 CE).
	Tomb. London, BM EA 604	Tombstone probably from the Anba Hadra (St. Simeon) monastery in Aswan, commemorating a deceased monk, Georgios.
	Tomb. Cairo EM JdE 33030	Tombstone in a fragmentary state. Name and most of dating are missing. Provenance unknown, but might also come from the Anba Hadra (St. Simeon) monastery
	Tomb. Cairo SB Kopt. 7840	Tombstone of Damianos the monk from the Anba Hadra (St. Simeon) monastery in Aswan. Dated: Mesore 2nd, indiction 13, year after Diocletian (i.e. Martyr Era) 446 (=26.07.730 CE).
	Tomb. Cairo SB Kopt. 9361	Tombstone from the Anba Hadra (St. Simeon) monastery in Aswan of a monk and deacon. Dated without year to Pharmouthi 27th, indiction 5.
	Tomb. Cairo EM X	Tombstone of Johannes the monk from the Anba Hadra (St. Simeon) monastery in Aswan. Dated to Phaophi 20th, indiction 7.
	Tomb. Cairo EM X	Tombstone possibly of a [Dom]esius from the Anba Hadra (St. Simeon) monastery in Aswan.
	Tomb. Cairo EM X	Tombstone of Mark (the monk?) from the Anba hadra (St. Simeon) monastery in Aswan. Payni and indiction remain from the date.
	Tomb. Cairo EM X	Tombstone of someone, ... the Nubian, from the Anba Hadra (St. Simeon) monastery in Aswan. Name is missing. Mesore 18th.
	Tomb. Cairo SB Kopt. 7770	Tombstone of Apa Dios the monk from the Anba Hadra (St. Simeon) monastery in Aswan. Dated after Diocletian (i.e. Martyr Era) 449, Khoiakh 2nd, indiction 1 (=28.02.733 CE).
	Tomb. Cairo SB Kopt. 9368	Tombstone of Aron from the Anba Hadra (St. Simeon) monastery in Aswan. Dated Athyr 25th, indiction 1, after Diocletian (i.e. Martyr Era) 471 (=21.11.754 CE).
	Tomb. unknown X	Fragmentary tombstone from the Anba Hadra (St. Simeon) monastery in Aswan. Name is lost, date fragmentary.
	Tomb. Cairo SB Kopt. 9327	Tombstone from the Anba Hadra monastery in Aswan. Name of the deceased is lost. Dated year of Diocletian (Martyr Era) 515, Phamenoth (...) (= 799 CE).
	Tomb. Cairo SB Kopt. X	Tombstone of a monk (name lost) from the Anba Hadra (St. Simeon) monastery in Aswan. Dated after Diocletian (Martyr Era) 535, Thoth 19 (= 16.09.818 CE).
	Tomb. Cairo SB Kopt. X	Tombstone of Johannes the monk from the Anba Hadra (St. Simeon) monastery in Aswan. Phaophi 20.
	Tomb. Cairo SB Kopt. 10989	Fragmentary tombstone from the Anba Hadra (St. Simeon) monastery in Aswan. The name is fragmentary and not possible to reconstruct, date is lost.
	Arch. in situ temple of Isis, in situ
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	Arch. in situ temple of Isis, in situ	Hieroglyphic inscription on temple pillar; graffito with dedication to the king
	Arch. in situ temple of Isis, in situ	Hieroglyphic inscription on temple pillar; graffito with dedication to a deity.
	Arch. in situ temple of Isis, in situ	Hieroglyphic inscription on temple pillar; graffito with dedication.
	Arch. in situ temple of Isis, in situ	Hieroglyphic inscription on temple pillar; graffito with dedication.
	Arch. in situ temple of Isis, in situ	hieroglyphic inscription on temple pillar; graffito with dedication to a deity.
	Coffin Kalamazoo, Valley Museum PM 32.316	Coffin with inscription on the inside and outside, containing Book of the Dead spell 1.
	Graff. in situ "Cecil Tombs", tomb 15	Tomb with Book of the Dead vignettes: weighing of the heart-scene (V125) and V186.
	Graff. Cairo EM CG CG 23151	offering table with hieroglyohic inscription.
	St. Florence, Museo Egizio 2497	private stela
	St. Cairo EM CG CG 22061	private stela.
	St. Cairo EM CG CG 22110	private stela
	St. Cairo EM CG CG 22211	private stela
	St. London, BM EA 1086	private stela, scene of deceased worshipping gods.
	St. London, BM E 29848	private stela
	St. Leiden, RMO H.III.CCCC 3	Private funerary stela, with 6 lines of inscription (offering formula) and with an image above showing the deceased worshipping two deities.
	St. Knokke-Heist, Private Collection Soubry X	stela inscription
	St. Luxor, Private Collection Hassan X	private stela with hieroglyphic inscription
	St. Leiden, RMO F 1953/1.1	Private stela with 4 lines of hieroglyphic text, containing an offering formula. Above the 4 lines of text, there is a depiction of the deceased worshipping two gods,
	St. Cairo EM CG CG 22158	private stela
	St. Bruxelles E E 5287	private stela
	St. Alexandria, Graeco-Roman Museum 3165	private stela
	St. Cairo EM CG CG 22020	private stela
	St. Cairo EM CG CG 22046	private stela
	St. Cairo EM CG CG 22047	private stela
	St. Cairo EM CG CG 22056	private stela
	St. Cairo EM CG CG 22058	private stela
	St. Cairo EM CG CG 22060	private stela
	St. Cairo EM CG CG 22062	private stela
	St. Cairo EM CG CG 22063	private stela
	St. Cairo EM CG CG 22064	private stela
	St. Cairo EM CG CG 22065	private stela
	St. Cairo EM CG CG 22066	private stela
	St. Cairo EM CG CG 22068	private stela
	St. Cairo EM CG CG 22073	private stela
	St. Cairo EM CG CG 22075	private stela
	St. Cairo EM CG CG 22078	private stela
	St. Cairo EM CG CG 22079	private stela
	St. Cairo EM CG CG 22080	private stela
	St. Cairo EM CG CG 22081	private stela
	St. Cairo EM CG CG 22082	private stela
	St. Cairo EM CG CG 22083	private stela
	St. Cairo EM CG CG 22086	private stela
	St. Cairo EM CG CG 22088	private stela
	St. Cairo EM CG CG 22089	private stela
	St. Cairo EM CG CG 22091	private stela
	St. Cairo EM CG CG 22092	private stela
	St. Cairo EM CG CG 22096	private stela
	St. Cairo EM CG CG 22097	private stela
	St. Cairo EM CG CG 22100	private stela
	St. Cairo EM CG CG 22101	private stela
	St. Cairo EM CG CG 22102	private stela
	St. Cairo EM CG CG 22103	private stela
	St. Cairo EM CG CG 22104	private stela
	St. Cairo EM CG CG 22105	private stela
	St. Cairo EM CG CG 22106	private stela
	St. Cairo EM CG CG 22107	private stela
	St. Cairo EM CG CG 22108	private stela
	St. Cairo EM CG CG 22109	private stela
	St. Cairo EM CG CG 22111	private stela
	St. Cairo EM CG CG 22112	private stela
	St. Cairo EM CG CG 22113	private stela
	St. Cairo EM CG CG 22115	private stela
	St. Cairo EM CG CG 22117	private stela
	St. Cairo EM CG CG 22118	private stela
	St. Cairo EM CG CG 22119	private stela
	St. Cairo EM CG CG 22121	private stela
	St. Cairo EM CG CG 22159	private stela
	St. Cairo EM CG CG 22167
	St. Cairo EM CG CG 22175	private stela
	St. Cairo EM CG CG 22190	private stela
	St. Cairo EM CG CG 22191	private stela
	St. Dublin, National Museum E72:120	"Typical Late Period small-scale stela in which the sun-god is worshipped by the owner, here a woman named Tabekhet. Below the solar disc, the lady appears standing on the right adoring the bark of the sun god, who appears in the three forms of Khepry, Atum and Ra, for the different times of day, and is accompanied by a female figure holding an ostrich plume, perhaps the goddess Maat or an allusion to the owner herself. The inscription is the standard 'offering formula'." (www.globalegyptianmuseum.org site).
	St. London, BM EA 21636	private stela
	Ostr. Torino, Museo Egizio Cat. 2176	receipt of Cassianus and his associate supervisors through the assistant Pachnoubis for geometria phoinikonos of the harvest of y. 13 of Marc Aurel, paid by Menophilos on the name of Petesuchos, son of Harpaesis.
	Ostr. Leiden, RMO AT 85d	receipt for laographia with demotic signature of collector Petorsmethis Demotic (ERC Elephantine, Moje): Demotic subscription: Name of issuer Petosorsmetis, and value concerning 2 stater.
	Ostr. Cairo EM CG CG 9640	Receipt of Nemonios Longos, supervisor of the 2% tax of the harbour of Syene receives the tax for a calf. Demotic subscription: Issuer.
	Ostr. Paris, Louvre OGL 0612	receipt of the tax farmer (misthotes) Ulpius Cerealis through the assistant (boethos) Antonius Iulas, for geometria (not mentioned), paid by Menophilos (archive) on account of Petesouchos, son of Harpaesis. Demotic (ERC Elephantine, Moje): Demotic subscription by Pachnoums, son of Petosorsmetis, only year preserved.
	Ostr. Paris, Louvre OGL 0659	Receipt of Dionysios, Ammonios and Pachomp(aimouthes) praktores argyrikon of Syene through Pachomp(aimouthes) for contribution. Demotic Subscription: Pachompaimouthes (scribe+praktor) in Egyptian as Pachnoumis, son of Imouthes, son of Psenchnoumis.
	Ostr. London, BM EA 13976	receipt of Dionysios, Ammonios and Pachomp(aimouthes) praktores argyrikon of Syene through Pachomp(aimouthes) for contribution. Demotic Subscription: Pachompaimouthes (scribe+praktor) in Egyptian as Pachnoumis, son of Imouthes, son of Psenchnoumis.
	Ostr. Mus. Vat. Inv. No. 19907	receipt of Dionysios, Ammonios and Pachomp(aimouthes) praktores argyrikon of Syene, through Pachomp(aimouthes), for the contribution of year 18 of Trajan, paid by Kalasiris, son of Psansnos and the mother Thinpates alias Thinpetorzmethis. Demotic subscript: Pachompaimouthes (scribe+praktor) in Egyptian as Pachnoumis, son of Imouthes, son of Psenchnoumis.
	Ostr. Oxford Bodl. Gr. Inscr. 1872	subscript in Greek to a lost receipt in demotic. At the end in l. 4 more demotic traces. Hermophilos acknowledges the receipt of an amount of barley
	St. Petersburg, Hermitage O. 124	Receipt of Iulios Sabinos and associate supervisors of the Sacred Gate of Syene through the assistant Palachemis, for poll tax, paid by Papremithes, son of Kalasiris and Tapiamis.
	Ostr. Berlin P. 324	Receipt of NN and partners, tax farmers of the customs duties of Syene, for the im/export of 47 bundles of flax, paid by Papremites, son of ---pachis? Demotic (ERC Elephantine, Moje): Demotic subscription: Name of issuer Petosorsmetis, and value concerning 2,5 stater.
	Ostr. Berlin P. 334	[///], son of Senpatanukis, is confirmed by Iulios Sabinos, Gelios Persis, Sansnos Ans- and further tax officers of the Holy Gate of Syene of having paid the poll tax (λαογραφία) for the 18th regnal year in an amount of 17drachmas and 1 obol. (according to BerlPap) Demotic subscription, very faded, due to the remains the name of the issuer Pachnoumis, son of Petosorsmetis.
	Ostr. Berlin, Private Collection Viereck without number	Receipt for custom duties for 400? empty jars. Demortic subscription: The content of these two lines is not known, not mentioned in the publication and no photo is given.
	Ostr. München, SMÄK ÄS [unknown]	Receipt of Flavius Eutyches, tax farmer (misthotes) of the Sacred Gate of Syene, through the assitant Sarapion, for poll tax and prison guards of year 11 of Hadrian, paid by Pane---.
	Pap. München, BSB, Pap.graec.mon. 101	The sisters Tsone and Tseure sell an inherited half-share of a ruined courtyard (lines 20-21,32-34) to Patermouthis (here always written Patermouthios except in line 41) and Kako for one and one-third solidi. The purchasers had previously acquired the other half-share of the courtyard through a gift from Ioannes, also known as Paptsios (lines 24-27; see t o o P. Munch. 11.37 and 12.30), so they now own it in its entirety. Though the property is in poor condition and worth so little, penalty for revocation is six solidi and several of the clauses (Farber/Porten) laut L. Wenger (Repertorium BSB): "Eidliche Verkaufserklärung zweier Frauen (Eid vgl. I-Nr. 98) über ½ αὐλή an Patermuthis und Kako. Subskr. aus Garnison Syene 5 Zeugen. Zeuge 2 aus fremder Garnison ἀνὰ τύχη in Syene (Z. 80). Zeugen 3-5 aus Garnison Syene. Urkundenverf. Fl. Phoibammon. Zeit des Mauricius, 19/1 (?) 594 Marian San Nicolo, Die Schlußklauseln der altbabylon. Kauf- u. Tauschverträge (München 1922) S. 128 Anm. 70."
	St. Vienna, Kunsthistorisches Museum III 61
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	(other) in situ Monastery of St Simeon, church, left jamb of apse
	Arch. in situ in situ
	Arch. in situ temple of Isis, in situ
	Arch. in situ temple of Isis, in situ
	Arch. in situ temple of Isis, in situ
	Arch. in situ temple of Isis, in situ
	Arch. in situ temple of Isis, in situ
	Arch. in situ temple of Isis, in situ
	Arch. in situ temple of Isis, in situ
	Arch. in situ temple of Isis, in situ
	Graff. in situ Monastery of St Simeon, church, left side of entrance from S aisle to S pastophorium, in thickness of wall, in situ?
	Graff. in situ X
	Graff. Alexandria, Graeco-Roman Museum 22810
	Graff. in situ in situ
	Graff. in situ in situ
	Graff. in situ in situ
	Graff. in situ in situ
	Graff. Cairo EM Ass. 27.8.1905
	Graff. Alexandria, Graeco-Roman Museum X
	Graff. unknown X
	Graff. in situ in situ
	Graff. in situ in situ
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	Graff. in situ in situ
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	Lamp Los Angeles, Loyala Marymount University LMU 184	Inscription: ΝΕΟΠICΤ.
	Ostr. Torino, Museo Egizio Cat. 2175	receipt of Ammonios, Dionysios, praktores of Soene, for time demosiou phoinikos of y. 17, with signature of praktor Dionysios
	Ostr. Torino, Museo Egizio Cat. 2177	receipt of Nemonios, son of Soktrates, and Sokrates, son of Sarapion, praktores of Soene, through the assistant Aibutios Serenos for the proceeds of date palms (prosoidoi phoinikon) belonging probably to Sansnos, son of Pachompapsenchnoumis, paid by Talilaouis in year 28 of Commodus.
	Ostr. Cambridge, Harvard University, Houghton Library 3156	Receipt for Possibly a tax directed toward the purchase of tunics for the military personnel stationed at Syene.
	Ostr. Cambridge, Harvard University, Houghton Library 3157	Receipt of praktor Didymion with signature of scribe Didymion, for the contribution of river police boats of year 19 of Trajan. Receipt?, 0115-0116. In Greek. 7 x 7 cm.
	Ostr. Cambridge, Harvard University, Houghton Library 3158	Receipt of praktor Psanmous for contribution for the billeting of soldiers (diplon) of year 20 of Hadrian, paid by Zmenpos, son of Petorzmethis and Tisatis. Receipt?, April 0136. In Greek. 8 x 7.5 cm.
	Ostr. Cambridge, Harvard University, Houghton Library 3159	Receipt of the tax farmer Stlaccius through his assistant Ammonios for poll tax of year 13 of Antoninus, paid NN alias Pilkounis? . Receipt?, 0150. In Greek. 6 x 6.5 cm.
	Ostr. Cambridge, Harvard University, Houghton Library 3160	receipt of Valerios Marion and his associate supervisors of the Sacred Gate of Syene through the assistant Pachompsachis for laographia of year 22 of Hadrian, paid by Kalasiris, son of Petorzmethis and Thinpetorzmethis. Receipt?, 0138. In Greek. 8 x 8 cm.
	Ostr. Cambridge, Harvard University, Houghton Library 3161	Receipt of praktor Sanmous for contribution for river police boats of year 4 of Hadrian, paid by Phanophis?, written by the scribe Sarapion. Receipt for the river-police tax, 0119-0120. In Greek. 7.5 x 11 cm.
	Ostr. Cambridge, Harvard University, Houghton Library 3162	Receipt for poll tax and contribution (probably for the men who have fled: anakechorekoton) of year 14 of Trajan, written by the scribe Leon, paid by Petorzmethis--- Loups ???, probably a man known from SB I 4353 and 4358: Petorzmethis, son of Peteuris, alias Ploups, and the mother Tisatis. With reconstructed signature of Gellius Capito through the scribe Pachompretis, son of Ammonas (cf. Leon-article)
	Ostr. Cambridge, Harvard University, Houghton Library 3163	receipt of praktor Psanmous for contribution for the billeting of soldiers (diplon) of year 20 of Hadrian, paid by Petorzmethis, son of Peteuris, (alias) Ploups. Receipt?, March 0136. In Greek. 6 x 6.5 cm.
	Ostr. Cambridge, Harvard University, Houghton Library 3164	Receipt of the praktores Germanos and Domitios Fannianus, for contribution of year 11 of Antoninus Pius, with signature of Domitius Fannianus. partly hardly readable Receipt?, 0147-0148. In Greek. 6.5 x 8 cm.
	Ostr. Cambridge, Harvard University, Houghton Library 3165	Receipt of Ammonios (praktor of Syene), for the wages for river police boats (opsonios potamophylakidos), paid by Pachnoumis, son of Bienchis and the mother ---, in year 2 of Hadrian
	Ostr. Cambridge, Harvard University, Houghton Library 3171	Order for payment of money ? ca. 0200-0299. In Greek. 7.5 x 14.5 cm. Browne dates this as third century on paleographical grounds; Goodspeed dated it second century.
	Ostr. Cambridge, Harvard University, Houghton Library 3172	Receipt for customs duties for 200 pieces of linen garment, perhaps written in the Apollonopolite nome, since the name of the customs officer and formula of the receipt are not conform with Syene receipts. Receipt?, 0148. In Greek. 9.5 x 13.5 cm.
	Ostr. St. Petersburg, Hermitage 3910	Receipt for rent of privately leased land between Valeria Sabina alias Sarapias, through her husband Dionysios, to have received from a certain Cerealis, the yearly amoung of grain, paid in a second year of two? unknown emperors.
	Ostr. St. Petersburg, Hermitage 3912	Receipt of Domitios Fannianus and Germanus, collectors of money taxes, for the contribution of year 13 of Antoninus Pius, over 4 drachmas, paid by Barbaros, son of Pnecheubis and Soeris.
	Ostr. St. Petersburg, Hermitage 13301	Receipt of Domitios Fannianus and Germanus, collectors of money taxes, for the contribution of year 12 of Antoninus Pius, over 4 drachmas, paid by Harpaesis, son of Zmenpos and Thinpsansnos.
	Ostr. New York, Brooklyn Museum 16.580.274	Receipt of tax farmer Ulpius Cerealis through the assistant Pachnoubis for trade tax (cheironaxion), paid by NN, son of Papremithes in year 24 of Antoninus.
	Ostr. New York, Brooklyn Museum 16.580.287	Receipt of Aurelius Dionysios and Hermaios, son of Diogenes, and associate supervisors of the Sacred Gate of Syene.
	Ostr. New York, Brooklyn Museum 16.580.292	Receipt of the taxfarmer Ammonios and partners for custom duties for 6 artabae of wheat, in year 13 of Hadrian, paid by Petorsmetis, son of T?.
	Ostr. New York, Brooklyn Museum 16.580.293	Receipt for harbour dues from the port officer (ho ascholoumenos ten hormophylakian) at Syene (Aswan), paid by a certain Petorzmethis, son of Terous.
	Ostr. New York, Brooklyn Museum 16.580.316	draft of a receipt, given up after 1 line of writing
	Ostr. New York, Brooklyn Museum 16.580.386	Receipt of the supervisor Gellius Perses for poll tax of year 12 of Hadrian, paid by Harpaesis, son of Phanophis and Tachomtbekis in year 13 of Hadrian, with subscript of Gellius Perses.
	Ostr. New York, Brooklyn Museum 16.580.387	Receipt of Arrius Publianus and his associate supervisors of the Sacred Gale of Syene (through the scribe Sarapion) for pll tax of year 13 of Hadrian, paid by Pansnos, son of Pachomchemis and Senpetorzmethis, with signature of Arrius Publianus.
	Ostr. New York, Brooklyn Museum 16.580.390	Receipt of Archibios alias Didymos and Eutychos, son of Eutychos, taxfarmers, through the assistant Petorzmethis, son of Serenos, for poll tax of year 10, paid by Pasenis, son of Pasenis and Senpsansnos.
	Ostr. New York, Brooklyn Museum 16.580.391	Receipt of the tax farmer (misthotes) Leonides, son of Eutychos, and Iulius Maximus, through the assistant Marcus, for poll tax of year 15, paid by Panapotis, son of Petepasmetis, and on the name of Ammonios, son of Demetrios.
	Ostr. New York, Brooklyn Museum 16.580.414	receipt of Hierakapollon and Ammonios, tax farmers of the Sacred gate of Syene, through the assistant Kopres for geometria phoinikonon, paid by Paris, son of Hermon.
	Ostr. Liverpool, World Museum 36.119.8a	Receipt of Sempronius Celer through the assistant Sarapion unknown tax.
	Ostr. Leiden, RMO 453a + AT 86c [convex]	Receipt of the Thesauros of Syene for epigraphe, a tax on land, paid by Bienchis, son of Petenephotes, signed by the sitologos Artemes.
	Ostr. Leiden, RMO 453b + AT 86c [concave]	Receipt of the bank of Syene for akrodrya, paid by Heras, for land formerly owned by Psenchnubis, Son of Pelaias, signed by the banker Ammonios.
	Ostr. Leiden, RMO AT 85g	Receipt of the misthotai Isidoros and Herakleides through the assistant Sarapion, for geometria phoinikonos of year 4 of Antoninus, paid by Pachomios/Pachomisios, son of Pachomon, alias ...?, in year 5 of Antoninus.
	Ostr. Leiden, RMO AT 86d	bank receipt of Ammonios for akrodrya with signature of Ammonios the banker, paid by Zmethis, son of Pachnoubis.
	Ostr. Leiden, RMO AT 86f	double receipt for geometria phoinikononn and time demosiou phoinikos, paid by Petechnout?, son of Ammonios, on the name of Ammonios, son of Psentouoris, written and given out by the assistant Amenothes?
	Ostr. Leiden, RMO AT 86o	receipt for laographia of year 10 of Tiberius, with signature of Pelaias, son of Ariston; receipt written probably by Pachompretis, son of Pelaias
	Ostr. Leiden, RMO AT 87b	receipt for cheironaxion linohyphon pastophoron, written and given out by Melanthis, son of Hermodotos.
	Ostr. Leiden, RMO AT 87c	receipt of Antiochos Kassianos and his associate supervisors of the Sacred gate of Soene through the assistant Phanophis for laographia, desmophylakia and merismos epikephalaiou anakechorekoton, paid by Bienchis, son of Zmenpos and Senzmethis
	Ostr. Leiden, RMO BA 200	receipt for laographia with signature of Ammonios, son of Apollonios, paid by Zmethis, son of Pachnoubis
	Ostr. Cairo EM CG CG 9600	Receipt of Zenon, tax farmer of the Sacred gate of Soene through Ammonios, assistant, for trade tax, paid by Zmet---?, son of ? ---imounis?.
	Ostr. Cairo EM CG CG 9643	Receipt of Valerios Marion and his associate supervisors (epiteretai) through the assistant Pachompsachis for laographia of year 22 of Hadrian, paid by Patchnautis, son of Patchnautis and the mother Tisatis.
	Ostr. Cairo EM CG CG 9653	Receipt of the bank of Syene for akrodrya, paid by ---ichnubis, son of Otophis?, signed by the banker Ammonios.
	Ostr. Cairo EM CG CG 9678	Receipt of Ulpius Cerealis, tax farmer of the Sacred Gate of Syene, through the assistant Plenis, for poll tax of year 23 of Antoninus Pius, paid by Petorzmethis, son of Petorzmethis, grandson of Psennesis.
	Ostr. Elephantine, excavation DAIK O 1634	Bank receipt of Ammonios for akrodrya with signature of Ammonios the banker, paid Ammonios, son of Ptollion
	Ostr. Elephantine, excavation DAIK O 1473	Fragment of a bank receipt for ennomion (pasture tax)
	Ostr. Elephantine, excavation DAIK O 0615	Fragment of a bank receipt of the banker Ammonios.
	Ostr. Elephantine, excavation DAIK O 1603	Receipt of Ulpius Cerealis, tax farmer of the Sacred Gate of Syene, through the assistant Pachnoubis, son of Petorzmethis, for the survey tax on palm groves, paid by Pachnoubis --- .
	Ostr. Elephantine, excavation DAIK O 1280	Receipt of Ulpius Cerealis, tax farmer of the Sacred Gate of Syene, through the assistant Pachnoubis, for survey tax on palm groves, paid by Tachnoubis, daughter of Papenas, and her brothers.
	Ostr. Elephantine, excavation DAIK O 1511	Receipt of Ammonios and Dionysios, here called epiteretai, for the Dacian canal (of Trajan) and for the wages on soldiers of river police boats, paid by Sarapion, son of Germanos and Senpapremithes.
	Ostr. Elephantine, excavation DAIK O 1630	Receipt of Ammonios and Dionysios, praktores of Syene, for the Dacian canal (of Trajan) and for the wages on soldiers of river police boats, paid by Sarapion, son of Germanos and Senpapremithes.
	Ostr. Elephantine, excavation DAIK O 1476	Receipt for harbour dues from the port officer (ho ascholoumenos ten hormophylakian) at Syene (Aswan), Antonios Malchaios, acknowledging receipt of dues on cargoes over the past four months Pachon - Mesore; with subscript of the collector.
	Ostr. Elephantine, excavation DAIK O 1654	receipt of Valerios Marion and his associate supervisors of the Sacred Gate of Syene through the assistant Pachompsachis for laographia, paid by NN, son of Petorzmethis in year 22 of Hadrian.
	Ostr. Elephantine, excavation DAIK O 1508	receipt of Valerios Marion and his associate supervisors of the Sacred Gate of Syene through the assistant Pachompsachis for laographia of year 3 of Antoninus.
	Ostr. Elephantine, excavation DAIK O 1575	receipt of the tax farmers Herakleides and Isidoros through the assistant Pachompsachis for laographia of year 4 of Antoninus Pius, paid by Pachnoubis, son of Zmenpos and Tachnoubis in year 5.
	Ostr. Elephantine, excavation DAIK O 1488	Receipt of the tax farmer Stlaccius through Dionysodoros for poll tax of year 19 of Antoninus, paid by Patsibtis, son of Petorzmethis and Senpelaia; with signature of Serenus, brother of Dionysodoros.
	Ostr. Elephantine, excavation DAIK O 1646	Receipt of Ulpius Cerealis, tax farmer of the Sacred Gate of Syene, through the assistant Pachnoubis, for poll tax of year 2 of Marc Aurel and Verus, paid by Pachnoubis, son of Harpaesis and the mother --noubis.
	Ostr. Elephantine, excavation DAIK O 1593	Receipt of the tax farmer (misthotes) Flavius Eutyches and the supervisor (epiteretes) Longinus Crispus, through the assistant Sarapion, for poll tax of year 10 of Hadrian, paid by NN, son of Poueris and the mother NN.
	Ostr. Elephantine, excavation DAIK O 1641	Receipt of Antiochos Kassianos, Arrius Publianus, Iulius Maximus and their associate supervisors of the Sacred gate of Soene through the assistant Sarapion for laographia, desmophylakon, paid by Patsibtis, son of Petorzmethis and Senpelaia.
	Ostr. Elephantine, excavation DAIK O 1477	Receipt of Antas, son of Phatres and his associate supervisors through the assistant Sarapion for poll tax and cheironaxion of year 20 of Hadrian, in instalments of one fifth of the amount, paid by Patsibtis, son of Petorzmethis and Senpelaia, in year 21 of Hadrian.
	Ostr. Elephantine, excavation DAIK O 1421	Fragmentary receipt for contribution for those who have fled of year 8 and 9, probably of year 10 or 11 of Marc Aurel
	Ostr. Elephantine, excavation DAIK O 1414	Receipt of Stephanos and Herodes, supervisors of the Sacred Gate of Syene, through the scribe Serenos for merismos andron anakechorekoton of the sixth year and of the seventh year, paid in year 9 by Pachnoubis, son of Pe---
	Ostr. Elephantine, excavation DAIK O 1569	Receipt of Apollonios and ? through Lucius Aurelius for custom duties for refined salt?
	Ostr. Elephantine, excavation DAIK O 0062	Receipt of Valerios Marion and his associate supervisors of the Sacred Gate of Syene, through the assistant Sarapion, for the survey tax on palm groves of year 20, paid by Senpachompasenis in year 22?.
	Ostr. Elephantine, excavation DAIK O 0838	Receipt of the decemprimi (chief administratros of the city) of the toparchy of Syene for imperial assessment (phoros apotaktos) of year 2 of Trebonius Gallus and Volusianos, paid by the corporation of the stone cutters; with signature of Aiboutios Sarapion.
	Ostr. Elephantine, excavation DAIK O 1487	REceipt of unknown collector for trade tax in the reign of Hadrian, probably written by Sarapion 1
	Ostr. Elephantine, excavation DAIK O 1279	Receipt of Sokration, collector for monthly trade tax of Syene, paid by Petorzmethis, son of Harabro-?, in year 6 of Hadrian.
	Ostr. Elephantine, excavation DAIK O 1471	Receipt of Aurelius Dionysios and Hermaios, son of Diogenes, and their associate supervisors (epiteretes). hand probably of Dionysodoros
	Ostr. Elephantine, excavation DAIK O 1403
	Ostr. Elephantine, excavation DAIK O 1771	Bank receipt of Ammonios for akrodrya with signature of Ammonios the banker, paid by Tsenchnoubis, daughter of Sarapion.
	Ostr. Elephantine, excavation DAIK O 0140	Receipt of Zenon, tax farmer of the Sacred gate of Soene through Ammonios, assistant, for poll tax, paid by Petorzmethis, son of Petorzmethis and the mother Senbienchis.
	Ostr. Elephantine, excavation DAIK O 1725B	Receipt of Valerios Serenos and another supervisor of the Sacred Gate through the scribe Serenos for poll tax of year 5, paid by NN, son of NN and the mother Tisatis, in year 6 of Marc Aurel and Verus.
	Ostr. Elephantine, excavation DAIK O 1799	receipt of Valerion and his associate tax farmers (misthotai) through the scribe Sarapion for laographia and desmophylakia, paid by Phanophis, son fo Heriechnoubis.
	Ostr. Elephantine, excavation DAIK O 2261 (new), 1661 (old)	Receipt of Valerion and his associate tax farmers (misthotai) through the scribe Sarapion for unknown tax; fragment.
	Ostr. Elephantine, excavation DAIK O 0590	Receipt of the collectors for wheat in Syene through the sitologoi of Elephantine for misthos? and phoros, paid by Tisatis, daughter of Pachnoubis and
	Ostr. Bruxelles E 387	Receipt of Palachemis, son of Zmentpos, to Kalasiris, son of Sansnos, for fees of the harbour guardthe harbour fees (enhormia) from Tybi to Pharmouthi of year 12 of Hadrian
	Ostr. Paris, Louvre OGL 1067	Receipt of Cassianus and his associate supervisors through the assistant Pachnoubis for geometria phoinikonos of the harvest of y. 13 of Marc Aurel, paid by Psais --- , and on the name of Petorzmethis, son of Harpaesis.
	Ostr. Paris, Louvre OGL 0654	Receipt of Antas, son of Phatres and his associate supervisors through the assistant Sarapion for poll tax of year 20 of Hadrian, in an instalment of one fifth of the amount, and for poll tax of year 21, paid by Zmentpos, son of Petorzmethis and Talelauis.
	Ostr. Paris, Louvre OGL 0655	Receipt of the tax farmers (misthotai) Iulius Maximus and Leonides, son of Eutychos, through the assistant Marcus, for poll tax of year 15, paid by Bienchis, son of Bienchis and Tanapotis, in year 16 of Severus, Caracalla and Geta.
	Ostr. Paris, Louvre OGL 1072	Receipt of Antiochos Kassianos, Arrius Publianus, Iulius Maximus and their associate supervisors of the Sacred gate of Soene through the assistant Phanophis for laographia, desmophylakon and merismos epikephalaiou andron anakechorekoton, paid by ---, son of Phanophis and the mother Sen---.
	Ostr. Paris, Louvre OGL 0573	receipt of Ammonios and Dionysios, pratores argyrikon of Syene, for the Dacian canal (of Trajan) and for the wages on soldiers of river police boats, paid by NN, son of NN and Tisatis, with signature of Dionysios
	Ostr. Paris, Louvre OGL 1583	Receipt of Hierax and Herodes, epitereteai, through the assistant Serenus, for poll tax, paid by Sansnos, son of Sansnos and Senpatchnaus.
	Ostr. Paris, Louvre OGL 0978	Receipt of the tax farmers Herakleides and Isidoros through the assistant Pachompsachis, for poll tax of year 5 of Antoninus, paid by Hermon, son of Hermon.
	Ostr. Paris, Louvre OGL 1598	Receipt of Antiochos Kassianos, Arrius Publianus, Iulius Maximus and their associate supervisors of the Sacred gate of Syene through the assistant Phanophis for laographia, desmophylakon and merismos epikephalaiou andron anakechorekoton, paid by Panes, son of Zmentpos and the mother Senzmethis.
	Ostr. Paris, Louvre OGL 1621	receipt of the tax farmers Herakleides and Isidoros through the assistant Pachompsachis for cheironaxion, paid by Thotomous.
	Ostr. London, British Library 14047 (5791n)	receipt of Ammonios and Dionysios, pratores argyrikon of Syene, for dakikos potamos and for misthos potamophylakidon, paid by Pachnoubis, son of Phanophis and Tachomtbekis (archive?)
	Ostr. London, British Library 5815	receipt of Ammonios and Petorzmethis, pratores argyrikon of Syene, for the Dacian canal (of Trajan) and for the wages on soldiers of river police boats, paid by Zmenpos, son of Harpaesis and Sentithoes, with signature of Nigreinos and Pachompretis; probably dating of year 17 of Trajan.
	Ostr. Mus. Vat. Inv. No. 19898	Receipt of Ammonios and Dionysios, here called epiteretai, for the Dacian canal (of Trajan) and for the wages on soldiers of river police boats, paid by Petorzmethis, son of NN and Senpazmethis.
	Ostr. Mus. Vat. Inv. No. 19896	receipt of supervisor (epiteretes) Sempronius Celer and his associates through the scribe Sarapion for laographia and desmophylakia of year 7 of Hadrian, paid by Patsibtis, son of Petorzmethis and Senpelaia, grandson of Psansnos (archive) in year 8 of Hadrian
	Ostr. Mus. Vat. Inv. No. 19897	Receipt of Valerios Marion and his associate supervisors (epiteretai) through the assistant Pachompsachis for installments for trade tax of year 22 of Hadrian and for trade tax of year 1 of Antoninus Pius (= year 22 of Hadrian) and for poll tax of year 20 of Hadrian, paid by Zmenpos, son of Petorzmethis alias Dax.
	Ostr. Oxford Bodl. Gr. Inscr. 1389	receipt of the misthotai Herakleides and Isidoros through the scribe Sarapion. For geometria phoinikonon
	Ostr. Oxford Bodl. Gr. Inscr. 1623	receipt of the epiteretes Iulius Sabinus through the scribe Sarapion for trade tax in arrears
	Ostr. Oxford Bodl. Gr. Inscr. 1847	receipt of theepiteretes Arrius Publianus through the scribe Sarapion. subscript of collector.
	Ostr. Oxford Bodl. Gr. Inscr. 1855	receipt of the misthotai Herakleides and Isidoros through the scribe Pachompsachis. details lost.
	Ostr. Oxford Bodl. Gr. Inscr. 1864	receipt of the former epiteretes Longinus Crispus for merismos andron anakechorekoton
	Ostr. Oxford Bodl. Gr. Inscr. 1933	receipt of the epiteretes Longinus Crispus for poll tax. subscript of the epiteretes.
	Ostr. Oxford Bodl. Gr. Inscr. 1934	receipt of the misthotai Iulius Maximus and Leonides, s. of Eutyches, through the assistant Marcus, for poll tax of year 15, paid by Ammonios, slave of Er---?
	Ostr. Oxford Bodl. Gr. Inscr. 1941	receipt of the misthotai Isidoros and Herakleides for geometria phoinikonos
	Ostr. Oxford Bodl. Gr. Inscr. 1942	receipt of Iulius Sabinus epiteretes for laographia; with signature.
	Ostr. Oxford Bodl. Gr. Inscr. 2086	receipt of Pomp(eios?) in the Form eschon para. customs?
	Ostr. Oxford Bodl. Gr. Inscr. 374	receipt of the misthotai Herakleides and Isidoros through the scribe Palachemis for cheironaxion in arears.
	Ostr. Oxford Bodl. Gr. Inscr. 578	receipt of Ammonios and Dionysios praktores and subscript of Ammonios.
	Ostr. Oxford Bodl. Gr. Inscr. 6	receipt of the misthotes Flavius Eutyches and the epiteretes Longinus Crispus through the scribe Sarapion.
	Ostr. Cairo EM JdE 59216	Receipt for rent for grain growing land in Ser(?), belonging to the Dioskouriakos thiasos in Syene, issued from Thrakidas, son of Hierax, strategos(?) and manager of those belonging to the thiasos in Syene.
	Ostr. Cairo EM JdE 85267	Bank receipt of the banker Diognetos* for the account of the oikonomos for the tax of palm trees, paid by Imouthes?*, signed by Hermias. with an additional line in demotic
	Ostr. Paris, Louvre OGL 0610	Receipt of Tithoetion and collegues, supervisors (epiteretai) of the Sacred Gate of Syene, through Marcus Annius Nemonianus, collector (apaitetes), for the Third of Behen-nuts (myrobalanon) of the nome of the harvest of year 12 of Marc Aurel, paid in kind (matia) by Panapotis, son of Ammonios, on account of Peteptesetis, son of Poueris.
	Ostr. London, British Library 12086	receipt of misthotes Zenon, son of Herakleides, through the boethos Sokration, son of Ammonios, for geometria phoinikonon, paid by two sisters, Thinnebdoous and Thinatp(echnoumis), daughters of Petorzmethis, in year 10 of Antoninus Pius.
	Ostr. London, British Library 12096	receipt of Stephanos and his associate supervisors (epiteretai) of the Sacred Gate of Syene through the assistant Serenos, for laographia of year 11 of Marcus Aurelius, paid by Pachnoubis, son of Patsibtis and Talilaouis (archive).
	Ostr. London, British Library 12144 + 12150	receipt of Arrius Publianus, supervisor (epiteretes) of the Sacred Gate of Syene, through the assistant Sarapion, for geometria phoinikonon of year 15 of Hadrian, paid by Bienchis, son of Onnophris, the prophetes, in year 16 of Hadrian.
	Ostr. London, British Library 12430	receipt of Aurelius Dionysios and his associate supervisors of the Sacred Gate of Syene, through the assistant Marcus Annius Nemonianus, for trite eikasmou myrobalanon of the harvest of year 26 of Commodus, paid by Tamet on account of Peteptesetis, son of Poueris, in year 27 of Commodus.
	Ostr. London, British Library 12460	receipt of unknown supervisors of the Sacred Gate of Syene, through a machairophoros (an armed police officer) for ennomion of 6 sheep, paid by Hatpechnoubis alias Ammonios.
	Ostr. London, British Library 12462	receipt of the Valerion and his associate taxfarmers through the scribe Sarapion for laographia and desmophylakon of year 4 of Hadrian, paid by Kalasiris, son of Psansnos, in year 5 of Hadrian.
	Ostr. London, British Library 13970 (5791f)	receipt of the Valerion and his associate tax farmers through the scribe Sarapion for laographia and desmophylakon of year 20 of Trajan, paid by Harpaesis, son of Phanophis and Tachomtbekis (archive).
	Ostr. London, British Library 13979 (5790l)	receipt of Ammonios, son of Ammonas, and Dionysios, praktores of Soene, for merismos of year 18 of Trajan, paid by Pachnoubis, son of Phanophis and Tachomtbekis (archive), with signature of Ammonios.
	Ostr. London, British Library 13997 (5790f)	receipt of the supervisors (epiteretai) Tiberius Iulius Longinus and Valerius, son of Sokrates, together with the tax farmer (misthotai) Herakleides and Isidoros through the assistant Palachemis, for cheironaxion of year 6 of Antoninus Pius, paid by Kasis, son of Patseos and Thimeaus.
	Ostr. London, British Library 13999 (5790t)	receipt of the tax farmer Zenon through the assistant Pachompsachis for cheironaxion of year 9 of Antoninus, paid by Petorzmethis, son of Petorzmethis and Senpetorzmethis.
	Ostr. London, British Library 14000 (5791h)	receipt of misthotes Valerion and his associate tax farmer through the scribe Sarapion for laographia and desmophylakon, paid by Pachnoubis, son of Phanophis and Tachomtbekis (archive).
	Ostr. London, British Library 14001 (5790l)	receipt of Flavius Eutyches, freedman of Flavius Pansa, tax farmer (misthotes) of the Sacred Gate of Syene, through the assitant Sarapion, for laographia and desmophylakia of year 8 of Hadrian, paid by Harpaesis, son of Phanophis and Tachomtbekis (archive) in year 9 of Hadrian.
	Ostr. London, British Library 14048 (5791g)	receipt of tax farmer Valerion through the scribe Sarapion for laographia and desmophylakia of year 3 of Hadrian, paid by Pachnoubis, son of Phanophis and Tachomtbekis (archive) in year 4 of Hadrian.
	Ostr. London, British Library 14060 (5791q)	receipt of supervisor (epiteretes) Sempronius Celer through the scribe Sarapion for laographia and desmophylakia of year 7 of Hadrian, paid by Pachnoubis, son of Phanophis and Tachomtbekis (archive).
	Ostr. London, British Library 14119 (5805b)	receipt of Arrius Publianus and his associate supervisors of the Sacred Gale of Syene (through the scribe Sarapion) for poll tax and prison guards of year 13 of Hadrian, paid by Hatpes, son of Papremithes and Senpoueris with signature of Arrius Publianus.
	Ostr. London, British Library 14123 (5790i)	receipt of misthotes Flavius Eutyches and supervisor Longinus Crispus through the assistant Sarapion for laographia and desmophylakon of year 11 of Hadrian, paid by Pachnoubis, son of Phanophis and Tachomtbekis (archive).
	Ostr. London, British Library 14130	receipt of tax farmer Ulpius Cerealis through the assistant Pachnoubis for geometria phoinikonos, paid by Bienchis, son of ?, on account of Pachnoubis, son of Phanophis?, and on account of NN, in year 4 of Marcus Aurelius and Verus.
	Ostr. London, British Library 14175	Receipt of Apollonios, son of Ammonios, and Sarapion, son of Hippolytos, praktores of Syene, for time demosiou phoinikos, paid by Harpaesis on account of Pachnoumis, son of Pach(noubis?) and Tithoes, daughter of Pachnoubis, in year 5 of Septimius Severus.
	Ostr. London, British Library 5790	receipt of Antonios Malchaios, head of the harbour guard of Syene for harbour fees (enhormion) covering the months Choiak til Pharmouthi of year 18 of Trajan, paid by Harpaesis, the goose breeder, with signature of Antonios Malchaios.
	Ostr. London, British Library 5795	receipt of Valerion and his associate tax farmers (misthotai) through the scribe Sarapion for laographia, paid by Pachnoubis, son of Petorzmethis and Thinpoueris.
	Ostr. London, British Library 5800	receipt of the tax farmer (misthotes) Ulpius Cerealis through the assistant (boethos) Pachnoubis, son of Petorzmethis, for cheironaxion of year 3 of Marcus Aurelius and Verus, paid by Patsibtis, son of Petorzmethis and Senpelaia (archive).
	Ostr. London, British Library 5801	receipt of the misthotai Herakleides and Isidoros through the assistant Pachompsachis for cheironaxion of year 4 of Antoninus Pius, paid by Patsibtis, son of Petorzmethis and Senpelaia (archive).
	Ostr. London, British Library 5802	receipt of the misthotai Herakleides and Isidoros through the assistant Pachompsachis for laographia of year 4 of Antoninus Pius, paid by Patsibtis, son of Petorzmethis and Senpelaia (archive) in year 5.
	Ostr. London, British Library 5803	Receipt of Valerios Marion and his associate supervisors (epiteretai) through the assistant Pachompsachis for laographia of year 3 of Antoninus Pius, paid by Palachemis, son of Poueris and Tana?pos in year 4.
	Ostr. London, British Library 5804	receipt of Valerios Marion and his associate supervisors (epiteretai) through the assistant Pachompsachis for cheironaxion of year 3 of Antoninus Pius, paid by Patsibtis, son of Petorzmethis and Senpelaia (archive).
	Ostr. London, British Library 5805	receipt of the misthotai Herakleides and Isidoros through the assistant Pachompsachis for laographia of year 5 of Antoninus Pius, paid by Patrasnouphis, son of Patchnaus and Thinpasenis in year 6.
	Ostr. London, British Library 5808	receipt of ---, son of Kallistos and his associate misthotai of Syene throug the assistant Sarapion for cheironaxion of year 8 of Antoninus, paid by Patsibtis, son of Petorzmethis and Senpelaia (archive).
	Ostr. London, British Library 5814	Receipt of misthotes Stlaccius, through the assistant Pachnoubis, son of Petorzmethis, for geometria phoinikonon paid in year 21 of Antoninus.
	Ostr. London, British Library 5819	receipt of Iulius Domitius and Dioskourides and the associate supervisors (epiteretai) through the assistant Sarapion for cheironaxion of year 7 of Antoninus. paid by Patsibtis, son of Petorzmethis and Senpelaia (archive).
	Ostr. London, British Library 5821	receipt of misthotes Ulpius Cerealis through the assistant Pachnoubis for laographia of year 3 of Marcus Aurelius and Verus, paid by Patsibtis, son of Petorzmethis and Senpelaia (archive).
	Ostr. London, British Library 5823	receipt of Sempronius Celer and the praktor Didymion through the assistant Palachemis for merismos andron anakechorekoton of year 5 and 6 of Hadrian, paid by Ammonios, son of Ammonios in year 10 of Hadrian.
	Ostr. London, British Library 5826	receipt of misthotes Ulpius Cerealis through the assitant Pachnoubis for laographia of year 1 of Marcus Aurelius and Verus, paid by Sarapion, son of Ammonios and Thinpetorzmethis.
	Ostr. Paris, Louvre OGL 0607	Receipt of Ulpius Cerealis, tax farmer of the Sacred Gate of Syene, through the assistant Serenos, for trade tax of year 22 of Antoninus, paid by Panapotis, son of Ammonios and Thinesis, in installments in year 23 of Antoninus
	Ostr. St. Petersburg, Hermitage O. 119	Receipt for laographia of year 9 of Nero, paid by Pasinous, son of Petorzmethis. Praktor unknown.
	Ostr. Paris, Louvre OGL 0609	Receipt of Ulpius Cerealis, tax farmer of the Sacred Gate of Syene, through the assistant Pachnoubis, son of Petorzmethis, for poll tax of year 3 of Marc Aurel and Verus, paid by Sarapion, son of Ammonios and the mother Senpetorzmethis.
	Ostr. St. Petersburg, Hermitage O. 120	Receipt of Melanthis for laographia of year 10 of Vespasian, paid by Asklepiades, son of Bassus, with signature of Melanthis
	Ostr. St. Petersburg, Hermitage O. 121	Receipt of praktor Melanthis for and installment of laographia of year 8 of Vespasian, paid by Pasinous, son of Petorzmethis.
	Ostr. St. Petersburg, Hermitage O. 122	Receipt of Praktor Sokrates for poll tax and trade tax of year 6 of Domitian, paid by Papremithes, son of Hatpes, in year 7. without signature
	Ostr. St. Petersburg, Hermitage O. 123	receipt of Didymion praktor, written by Palachemis the scribe, for trade tax of silversmiths, paid by Pachomparyothes, son of Sarapion and Thinpetorzmethis, grandson of Ammonios.
	Ostr. St. Petersburg, Hermitage O. 127	Receipt of Didymion praktor (through the scribe Palachemis), for the price of public dates of year 18 of Trajan, paid by Nebresis, son of Zmenp--- in year 19 of Trajan.
	Ostr. St. Petersburg, Hermitage O. 129	Receipt of Leon, son of Basilius?, and Po---, supervisors of the harbour guard(?), for the fee for the month Phaophi, paid by Papremithes, son of Kalasiris in year 12 of Antoninus Pius. The title resolved by the editor "epiteretes eidous oiko(pedikou)" does not exist in Elephantine; instead "supervisor of the taxes of the harbour guard" is proposed.
	Ostr. St. Petersburg, Hermitage O. 130	Receipt of Hierax and Herodes, supervisors of the Sacred Gate of Syene, through the assistant Serenus, for poll tax of year 8 of Marc Aurel and Verus, paid by Petorzmethis, son of Pe---.
	Ostr. St. Petersburg, Hermitage O. 132	Receipt of unknown collector, through the assistant Valerios, for myrobalanoi (behen-nuts), paid by Krios Melanos?
	Ostr. St. Petersburg, Hermitage O. 136	receipt of tax farmer Valerion through the scribe Sarapion for trade tax of year 3 of Hadrian, paid by Phanophis in year 4 of Hadrian.
	Ostr. St. Petersburg, Hermitage O. 136 (sic?)	Receipt of Didymion praktor (through the scribe Palachemis), for Trade tax of year 18 of Trajan, paid by Bienchis --- and Askalas, son of Pasik; with signature of Didymion.
	Ostr. St. Petersburg, Hermitage O. 137 a	Letter concerning business in a ship yard?
	Ostr. St. Petersburg, Hermitage O. 140	Letter concerning a debt? and written proof.
	Ostr. Paris, Louvre OGL 0600	receipt of Valerion and his associate tax farmers (misthotai) through the scribe Sarapion for laographia and desmophylakon, paid by Psenchnoubis, son of Pelaias and the mother Thinzmentpos.
	Ostr. Köln, Institut für Altertumskunde, Papyrussammlung O. 408	receipt of the tax farmers Herakleides and Isidoros through the assistant Pachompsachis for cheironaxion of the 5th year of Antoninus Pius, paid by Pelaias, son of Herichnoubis.
	Ostr. Paris, Louvre OGL 0602	Receipt of Tithoetion and collegues, supervisors (epiteretai) of the Sacred Gate of Syene, through Marcus Annius Nemonianus, collector (apaitetes), for the Third of Behen-nuts (myrobalanon) of the nome of the harvest of year 8 and 9 and 10 in year 11 of Marc Aurel, paid in kind (matia) by Menophilos on account of Harpaesis, son of Pachnoubis
	Ostr. Cairo EM O. 55042	Receipt of the collectors for the crown tax (stephanikon), paid by a woman Thinammonis, daughter of Pachnoumis
	Ostr. Paris, Louvre OGL 0604	Receipt of the tax farmer Stlaccius through his assistant Serenos for poll tax of year 20 of Antoninus, paid in several installments by Patrasnouphis, son of Patrasnouphis and Tanapotis
	Ostr. Paris, Louvre OGL 0605	Receipt of the tax farmer Stlaccius through his assistant Serenos for incertain tax of year 20 of Antoninus, paid by Menophilos senior, son of Orbais and the mother Tisatis
	Ostr. Paris, Louvre OGL 0606	Receipt of the tax farmer Stlaccius through his assistant Serenos for poll tax of year 21 of Antoninus, paid by Menophilos the elder, son of Orbais and the mother Tisatis
	Ostr. Strasbourg, BibNat O. gr.-dem. O. gr. 454	Receipt of Archibios alias Didymos and Eutychos, son of Eutychos, taxfarmers, through the assistant Marcus Annius Nemonianus the younger, for the survey tax of palm groves of year 11, paid in year 12 of Severus, Caracalla and Geta
	Ostr. Strasbourg, BibNat O. gr.-dem. O. gr. 458	Receipt of Nemonios Longos, supervisor of the 2% tax of the harbour of Syene, for customs on imported goods
	Ostr. Strasbourg, BibNat O. gr.-dem. O. gr. 713	Receipt of Antiochos Kassianos, Arrius Publianus, Iulius Maximus and their associate supervisors of the Sacred gate of Soene through the assistant Phanophis for laographia, desmophylakon and merismos epikephalaiou anakechorekoton, paid by Soter, son of P?
	Ostr. Paris, Louvre OGL 0499	Receipt of Pachompretis, tax farmer (telones), to NN, son of Herious, for fishing monopoly? (ichthyras), paid in the 6th year of Trajan.
	Ostr. Berlin P. 25473	Receipt of Valerios Marion and his associate supervisors of the Sacred Gate of Syene, through the assistant Sarapion (2), for the survey tax on palm groves of the harvest of year 21, paid by Kalameus? for the land holders Bienchis, son of Onnophris, and partners, in year 22 of Hadrian. Second payment for the harvest of year 20 of Hadrian.
	Ostr. Berlin P. 25483	Receipt of Ulpius Cerealis, tax farmer of the Sacred Gate of Syene, through the assistant Maker, for survey tax on palm groves, paid by Pasmetis on account/land of other persons: Germanos, son of Milkialos, Pachompaousis and Tisatis, daughter of Pannes.
	Ostr. Berlin P. 310	Receipt of Valerion and his associate tax farmers for trade tax of year 2 of Hadrian, through the scribe Sarapion, paid by Harpaesis, son of Phanophis and Tachomtbekis in year 3.
	Ostr. Berlin P. 311	Receipt of Antiochos Kassianos, Arrius Publianus, Iulius Maximus and their associate supervisors of the Sacred gate of Soene through the assistant Phanophis for trade tax, paid by Petechnoubis, son of Pachnoubis and the mother Pachnoubis.
	Ostr. Berlin P. 314	Receipt of the tax farmer Stlaccius through his assistant Serenos for poll tax of year 21 of Antoninus, paid by Menophilos the elder, son of Orbais and the mother Tisatis
	Ostr. Berlin P. 316	Receipt of Antiochos Kassianos and his associate supervisors of the Sacred gate of Soene through the assistant Phanophis for laographia, desmophylakon and merismos epikephalaiou anakechorekoton, paid by Petorzmethis, son of Harpaesis and the mother Markia
	Ostr. Berlin P. 318	receipt of Valerios Marion and his associate supervisors of the Sacred Gate of Syene through the assistant Pachompsachis for poll tax of year 3 of Antoninus and for arears for year 20 of the deified Hadrian, paid by Patsibits, son of Petorzmethis.
	Ostr. Berlin P. 322	receipt of the tax farmers Herakleides and Isidoros through the assistant Pachompsachis for laographia of year 5? of Antoninus Pius, paid by Petorzmethis, son of Pete--- and Thinpetorzmethis.
	Ostr. Berlin P. 325	Receipt of Hatpechnoumis, son of Papremithes, candidate (praktor), and Kornelis Sarapammon, former praktor for money taxes at Syene, for the price of public dates and a telesmata, paid by Papremithes, a stone cutter on account of Cherechnomis, son of Petorzmethis.
	Ostr. Berlin P. 341	receipt of Zenon, tax farmer of the Sacred Gate of Soene through Pachompsachis, assistant, for laographia, paid by Harpaesis, son of Petorzmethis? and ?.
	Ostr. Berlin P. 343	Receipt hardly readable, of collectors for taxes in money and kind of Syene.
	Ostr. Berlin P. 349	receipt of the tax farmers Herakleides and Isidoros through the assistant Pachompsachis for laographia of year 4 of Antoninus Pius and for the contribution for those who have fled of year 2, paid by Petorzmethis, son of Pachnoubis and Senpelaia.
	Ostr. Berlin P. 7861	Receipt of Antiochos Kassianos, Arrius Publianus, Iulius Maximus and their associate supervisors of the Sacred gate of Soene through the assistant Phanophis for laographia, desmophylakon (of year 15) and merismos epikephaliou anakechorekoton of year 14, paid by an unknown taxpayer.
	Ostr. Berlin P. 7862	receipt of Antonios Malchaios, head of the harbour guard of Syene for harbour fees (enhormion) covering the months Choiak til Pharmouthi of year 17? of Trajan, paid by ?, son of ---lthias?
	Ostr. Berlin P. 7863	Receipt of the supervisor Sempronius Celer through the assistant Palachemis for poll tax of year 6 Hadrian, paid by Pachnoubis, son of Petorzmethis and Tisatis.
	Ostr. Berlin P. 7867	fragment, Receipt for 1 artaba of wheat.
	Ostr. Berlin P. 7868	Receipt of praktor Ammonios and his collegues for an unknown tax, paid by NN, son of ---zmethis and the daughter Sene---? in year 18 of Trajan; probably written by Palachemis and signed by the praktor Ammonios.
	Ostr. Berlin P. 8621	Receipt of Ulpius Cerealis, tax farmer of the Sacred Gate of Syene, through the assistant Pachnoubis, for poll tax of year 24 of Antoninus= year 1 of Marc Aurel and Verus, paid by Pesouris, son of Peteptensetis and the mother Thinharpaesis.
	Ostr. Paris, Bibliothèque Nationale, Suppl. grec. Suppl. grec 719	Receipt of Tithoetion and collegues, supervisors (epiteretai) of the Sacred Gate of Syene, through Marcus Annius Nemonianus, collector (apaitetes), for the Third of Behen-nuts (myrobalanon) of the nome of the harvest of year 12 of Marc Aurel, paid by Thimeaus, daughter of Petorzmethis on the name of Hatpechnoubis, son of Psenpaias/Psenparas?.
	Ostr. Cairo EM TR TR 26/8/23/1	Bank receipt of Ammonios for akrodrya with signature of Ammonios the banker, paid by Pelaias, son of Psenophmoutes.
	Ostr. London, Petrie Museum UC 71125	Receipt of the tax farmer Stlaccius through his assistant Ammonios, for poll tax of year 13 of Antoninus, paid NN, son of NN and Thinpachompasenis? . Museum: "Pottery body sherd with parts of 6 lines of Greek (?) in black on exterior."
	Ostr. Berlin P. 25458	Receipt of Pompeius Valens, tax farmer of the 2% tax at the harbour of Syene, for custom duties on the export of 1500 empty jars, paid by Sarapion, son of Papremithes and the mother Takoues?.
	Ostr. Berlin P. 25459	Receipt of the tax farmer Stlaccius through his assistant Ammonios for poll tax of year 17 of Antoninus, paid by Pate---, son of Harpaesis and Senpsansnos, daughter of Sarapion, in the year 18 of Antoninus.
	Ostr. Cambridge, Harvard University, Houghton Library 3168	letter to Petorzmethis, contents incertain, probably private
	Ostr. Cambridge, Harvard University, Houghton Library 3155	Receipt for trade tax (cheironaxion), paid by Petorzmethis alias Ploups, son of Peteuris and and Tisatis, signed by the supervisor Lucius Aurelius. Receipt ? 0112. In Greek. 6.5 x 10.5 cm.
	Ostr. Cambridge, Harvard University, Houghton Library 3154	Receipt of praktor Petesouchos for the contribution of river police boats, billeting and a guard post. (merismos potamophylakidon, diplon and stationos), paid by Zmenpos, son of Petorzmethis and Tisatis, Mecheir 24. Receipt ? , 0139. In Greek. 6 x 8 cm.
	Ostr. Cambridge, Harvard University, Houghton Library 3167	receipt of Soter and Papremithes, praktores argyrikon of Elephantine for the price of public dates of year 8 (corr.), paid by Phanophis, son of Heriechnoubis in year 9 of Antoninus Pius. Receipt?, 0145. In Greek. 6.5 x 10.5 cm.
	Ostr. Durham, Cathedral Library 18.9.120	Receipt of the tax farmer Stlaccius through his assistant Serenos for poll tax of year 20 of Antoninus, paid by Menophilos the elder, son of Orbais and the mother Tisatis, in two installments of 8 Dr. and 9 Dr. 1 Ob.
	Ostr. Durham, Cathedral Library 18.9.121	Receipt of the tax farmer Stlaccius through his assistant Serenos for trade tax of year 20 and poll tax of year 16 of Antoninus, paid by Menophilos the elder, son of Orbais and the mother Tisatis
	Ostr. Royan, Association Bible et Civilisations O. grec. 1 ter	Receipt from Syene/Elephantine for the poll tax (λαογραφία) and the contribution for those who have fled (μερισμὸς ἐπικεφαλίου ἀνδρῶν ἀνακεχωρηκότων).
	Ostr. Lausanne, Private Collection Marcelä X	receipt of Antonios Malchaios, head of the harbour guard of Syene for harbour fees (enhormion) for cargoes made during the months Thoth to Choiak of year 17(?) or Trajan. Year incertain.
	Ostr. Moskva, Pushkinskij muzej I.1.d. X	Receipt of Antonios Malchaios, head of the harbour guard of Syene, for harbour fees (enhormion) covering the months Pachon up to Mesore, paid by Sansnos, son of Maecianus; with signature of Antonios Malchaios
	Ostr. München, BSB X	Receipt of the tax farmer Stlaccius through Dionysodoros for poll tax of year 19 of Antoninus, paid by NN, son of Harpaesis and Th---; with signature of Serenus, brother of Dionysodoros.
	Ostr. München, BSB X	Receipt of Ma---? and associate supervisors (epiteretai) of the Sacred Gate of Syene, through Marcus Annius Nemonianus, collector (apaitetes), for the Third of Behen-nuts (myrobalanon) of the nome of the harvest of year 15 of Marc Aurel, paid by Poueris, son of Petorzmethis on the name of Pa--- in year 16.
	Ostr. unknown X	Bank receipt of Apollonios for akrodrya with signature of Apollonios the banker, paid by Zmethis, son of Peteharsnouphis
	Ostr. unknown X	receipt of the tax farmers Herakleides and Isidoros through the assistant Pachompsachis. The text is supposed to be a fake, cf. O.Bankes p. 35. But perhaps ist was only read wrongly? The amount paid is 12 dr. and 3. ob., which does not fit the usual installments for poll tax or trade tax. The tax might be geometria phoinikonon.
	Ostr. Private Collection Appelton X	Receipt for custom duties for 2000 empty jars.
	Ostr. Private Collection Walker X	Receipt of Julius Sabinus and his associate supervisors of the Sacred Gate of Syene through the assistant Sarapion, for poll tax and prison guards of year 18 of Hadrian, paid by Sansnos, son of Psem(?) and Senpelaia.
	Ostr. unknown X
	Ostr. unknown X	receipt of Valerion and his associate tax farmers (misthotai) through the scribe Sarapion for laographia and desmophylakia, paid by ---?.
	Ostr. unknown X	receipt of the epiteretes Longinus Crispus for poll tax, paid by Petorzmethis senior, son of Poueris and Tisatis; subscript of the epiteretes.
	Ostr. unknown X	receipt of Zenon, tax farmer of the Sacred Gate of Soene through Pachompsachis, assistant, for trade tax, paid by Patsibtis, son of Petorzmethis and Senpelaia.
	Ostr. unknown X	receipt of Zenon, tax farmer of the Sacred Gate of Soene through Pachompsachis, assistant, for trade tax, paid by Papremithes, son of Haspaesis and Senpsansnos.
	Ostr. X	Receipt of the tax farmer Stlaccius through his assistant Serenos for incertain tax of year 20 of Antoninus, paid by Petamenor, son of Pachomios and the mother Taibis
	Ostr. Private Collection Rocher X	Receipt of the tax farmer Stlaccius through his assistant Serenos for incertain tax of year 21 of Antoninus, paid by Panapotis, son of Ammonios and the mother Thinnesis
	Ostr. Wimborne Minster, Private collection Bankes X	receipt of Valerion? and Didymion, misthotai or epiteretai? of the Sacred Gate of Syene, through Palachemis, for cheironaxion, paid by Kalasiris, son of --- and Senmeaus
	Ostr. Wimborne Minster, Private collection Bankes X	Receipt of the tax farmers Herakleides and Isidoros through the assistant Pachompsachis, for poll tax of year 4 of Antoninus, and the contribution for those who have fled of year 3 of Antoninus, paid by Patsibtis, son of Petorzmethis and Senpelaia.
	Ostr. Wimborne Minster, Private collection Bankes X	receipt of Antonios Malchaios, head of the harbour guard of Syene for harbour fees (enhormion) for cargoes made during the months Phaophi to Choiak. Receipt for harbour dues from the port officer (ho ascholoumenos ten hormophylakian) at Syene (Aswan), Antonios Malchaios, acknowledging receipt of dues on cargoes over the past four months Phaophi - Choiak
	Pap. Madison, Wisc. 21	Agreement about a Soldier’s Estate: The papyrus deals with the division of the estate of the deceased trooper Valens between his wife and two fellow-soldiers, who had lent him money. Valens’ possessions, which are still in the army camp, have first to be collected. After they have been sold, the proceeds will be divided into four equal parts, after deduction of three legacies and debts still outstanding with other money-lenders. If, after all the deductions have been made, the possessions of the deceased should yield more than 1260 drachmas, Aemilius, having the most claims, will receive 60 drachmas plus an extra sum on top of his two parts. What is left after the 1260 drachmas + 60 drachmas + drachmas have been deducted. Will be divided pro rato between the three (four, when taking into account that Aemilius gets two parts) parties.
	Pap. St. Petersburg, Hermitage 3904
	Pap. St. Petersburg, Hermitage 3909
	Pap. St. Petersburg, Hermitage 3911
	Pap. St. Petersburg, Hermitage 3913
	Pap. St. Petersburg, Hermitage 3915
	Pap. St. Petersburg, Hermitage 3916
	Pap. St. Petersburg, Hermitage 3918
	Pap. St. Petersburg, Hermitage 3919
	Pap. St. Petersburg, Hermitage 3922
	Pap. Oxford Bodl. Gr. Inscr. MS. Gr. class. c. 68 (P) + d. 109 (P) fr. [10]	Several letters and communications on one sheet concerning the corn transport to Syene and a shipwreck
	Pap. Oxford Bodl. Gr. Inscr. MS. Gr. class. e. 104 (P) fr. [9] + e. 106 (P) fr. [9]	Letter of Paniskos to Apollonios concerning the shipment of corn for rations of the local garrison.
	Pap. Oxford Bodl. Gr. Inscr. MS. Gr. class. e. 106 (P) fr. [25]	Fragment of correspondence on corn transport
	Pap. Berlin P. P 11309	Settlement of a dispute, drawn up by a notary, between Isias and Esoroeris, son of Petosiris
	Pap. Paris, AIBL P. Clermont-Ganneau 1 a	note of authentification for a copy of an extract out of an epikrisis register, cf SB VI 9228
	Pap. Paris, AIBL P. Clermont-Ganneau 1 b	Markos Antonios Pastor received his honorable discharge from the army on 28 December, 154 (line 21). His son was born five years later, in 159 (line 25), and he presented himself and passed the examination to verify his status (epikrisis) the next year, assuring at the same time the status of his son. This document is an unofficial extract of the relevant lines of the verification, made at some unknown later date, with an official note attached, attesting to its validity. (J. J. Farber)
	Pap. Paris, AIBL P. Clermont-Ganneau 1 c	Draft of a letter or a petition? contents incertain, perhaps about a quarrel in a family
	Pap. Paris, AIBL P. Clermont-Ganneau 5	Letter of Senyris (woman) to her son Mathalei?.
	Pap. München, BSB, Pap.graec.mon. 100	Tapia sells to Kyriakos for 5 solidi her half-share of a house situated in the southern part of the fortress on the street of the public camel yard (lines 22-23). She had previously purchased the house jointly with her husband from Ioannes, also known as Paptsios.The half-share comprises two roof-terraces (lines 29-30), a halfshare of all related appurtenances, including the vestibule, gateway, stair, courtyard, and oven, (lines 19-20 and 30- 31), and three rooms, one on each floor: one on the st floor, together with the recess under the stair (lines 25, 27); a living room on the 2nd floor (lines 26-27); another living room on the 3rd floor (line 28). (Farber/Porten) Laut OPAC BSB: Verkaufserklärung über Hausteile Subjektiv stilisierte Verkäufererklärung, verfasst unter dem Namen des Markos Apa Diou. Subskribent für die Verkäuferin ist Fl. Theodoros, Soldat aus Syene. Fünf Zeugen unterschreiben, 3 gemeine Soldaten, ein Archidiakon der Marienkirche in Syene und der zufällig anwesende defensor civitatis von Apollonopolis. Verkäuferin ist Aurelia Tapia, Käufer Fl. Kyriakos, Sohn des Menas. Verkaufsobjekte sind: Die Hälfte eines "Hauses", soweit sie der Verkäuferin gehört. Die andere Hälfte gehörte ihrem verstorbenen Manne Jakobos. ... . - Rekto 81 Zeilen, verso 2 Zeilen. - Schrift: Die Schrift ist eine ungewöhnlich große, ziemlich senkrecht gestelle Minuskelkursive. Der Schreiber liebt beträchtliche, übrigens gleichmäßig große Zwischenräume zwischen den Zeilen und lässt rechts und links einen Rand von 3 cm frei, gleiche Zeilenlänge wird öfter durch Schnörkel erstrebt. Die Orthographie zeigt eine Reihe von Nachlässigkeiten, auch grammatische Fehler sind nicht selten. Die Syntax ist zuweilen recht unbeholfen, Einfluss der Vulgärsprache in mehreren Einzelheiten zu bemerken. Der Aussteller der Urkunde ist nicht mit dem Schreiber identisch. Als Kyriakos später die Hausanteile wieder verkaufte, diente diese Urkunde als Vorlage für die neue Verkaufsurkunde Mon. 12 und wurde großenteils einfach kopiert.
	Pap. München, BSB, Pap.graec.mon. 102	This document labels itself as "settlement"or as "acknowledgment of settlements" (lines 6, 59, 92). Like P.Munch. 1 and P. Munch. 1 +P. Lond. V 1860 it records the results of an arbitration. Like P.Münch. 7 + P. Lond. V 1860 it is an objectively-styled recitation of facts up until the Acknowledgment (line 99) in which the parties, speaking in their own names, affirm their adherence to the settlement. Since a single signatory is brought for both parties it is not clear whether there existed a parallel document in the possession of Ioannes. An earlier dispute between Ioannes and his mother Tapia had been submitted for arbitration to the lawyer Paeion who awarded Ioannes four solidi (lines 29-30, 38-41). Thereupon, Patermouthis intervened to prevent his mother-in-law from paying her son (lines 28; 42-43). In retaliation, Ioannes lodged a grievance before Kallinikos, the vicarius of Hermonthis, against Patermouthis regarding the estate of his (Ioannes') father lakobos, even though Ioannes had, eleven years earlier, drawn up a settlement agreement (P. Münch. 1 + P. Lond. V 1860) concerning that estate (lines 15-28). Patermouthis was fined seven solidi by Kallinikos and consequently brought an action against Ioannes for violating the settlement (lines 15,19-20). Both disputants agreed, however, to submit their quarrel to Sereu, a priest at Omboi, for arbitration. He decided that Ioannes should reimburse Patermouthis the sum of five solidi (out of the seven he had been fined), but that the judgment Ioannes had won against Tapia for four solidi was still valid (lines 35-50). Following the decision the brothers-in-law amicably agreed that a one-solidus payment by Ioannes to Patermouthis would settle both claims (lines 50-56). The current document is a joint written acknowledgment wherein, under oath and subject to a penalty of twelve solidi, the parties waive suit, each against the other, Ioannes concerning his paternal legacy and Patermouthis concerning the fine (lines 50-98). It is of interest that a certain Psere acts throughout as guarantor and surety for Ioannes (lines 10-12; 62-63; 76; 99-101). laut L. Wenger (Repertorium BSB): "Eidlicher Vergleich zwischen Fl. Johannes und Patermuthis auf Grund einer Schiedsverhandlung vor dem Presbyter Serenus. Subskribent, 6 Zeugen aus Garnison Syene, darunter 2 δρακονάριοι. Urkundenverf. Christophorus Patermuthiu. Zeit des Maurikios. 16.2.594. Syene. Verso 1 Zeile Inhaltsangabe. (Vgl. P.gr.mon. 97.) Vgl. Steinwenter, Arth., Studien zum röm. Versäumnisverfahren (1914) S. 179 Anm. 3."
	Pap. München, BSB, Pap.graec.mon. 104	Some five years after his purchase of a half-share of a house for five solidi (P. Miinch. 11), Fl. Kyriakos sells it to Patermouthis and Kako (here written Koko). The price he receives is the same as he paid and the penalty for revocation is likewise the same — ten solidi (lines 40-46). Even though the scribes of the two documents are different, P. Miinch. 12 bears a striking similarity to P. Miinch. 11, and there are several clauses and terms which appear only in these two documents. laut L. Wenger (Repertorium BSB): "Verkauf des I.-Nr. 100 erworbenen Hausanteiles von Kyriakos an Fl. Patermuthios und Kako, dessen Frau. Subskribent und 3 Zeugen aus der Garnison von Syene. Urkundenverfasser: Apadius Sabinus. Nach 7/X 586 (I. Nr. 100) Zeit des Maruikios (Eid Z. 47f. bei Maur. u. Aelia Confantina)."
	Pap. München, BSB, Pap.graec.mon. 105	The Board provides the new recruit, Patermouthios son of Dios, with the status of a Flavius, with this receipt acknowledging that they have the certificate which orders his enrollment in the regiment of Elephantine. The steps are presumably as follows: 1. Marianos, the chief military officer of the Thebaid, stationed at Antaeopolis, issues a recruitment certificate for Patermouthios and sends it to the Board of non-commissioned officers at Elephantine; 2. eight representatives of the Board send a receipt (lines 14-15) in the form of a contract (line 19) to Patermouthios; 3. the Board registers him on their roster on January 1 (lines 7-8). There is no ready explanation for the presence of this document of Patermouthios son of Dios in the archive of Patermouthios son of Menas. We cannot take this Patermouthios son of Dios as identical with the Patermouthi(o)s son of Menas, the last owner of our archive, since the latter continues to be designated Aurelius (P. Lond. V 1724.6, 1729.7, 1727.4; P. Munch. 9.8-9) down through 585 (P. Lond. V 1730.6). Only then is he known as Flavius, whereas the recruit in our document of 578 is already designated Flavius. Just as here the Duke of the Thebaid orders the recruitment of a soldier at Elephantine, so in 219 BCE the Chief of Thebes (the Greek Thebarch?) appoints the lesonis of Khnum at Elephantine (see P. Berlin 13543). Laut OPAC BSB: Eintragung eines Rekruten in die Matrikel. Der Papyrus besteht aus vier Selides von ursprünglich 11 - 12 cm Höhe, die erste und letzte sind bereits vom Schreiber beschnitten, so dass von ihnen nur noch 5 cm und 9,5 cm übrig blieben. Es ist ein grobfaseriger, gut geglätteter Stoff von mittelbrauner Farbe, von dem sich die tiefschwarze Tinte scharf abhebt. - Schrift: Die Schrift des Rekto läuft senkrecht zur Klebung, parallel zur Faserung, die Inhaltsangabe auf dem Verso steht senkrecht zu den Zeilen des Rekto. Die Schrift des Rekto samt der Unterschrift stammt von demselben Verfasser, der eine im ganzen senkrecht stehende, stark verschnörkelte Minuskelkursive von großer Mannigfaltigkeit der Formen verwendet; sie trägt den Charakter einer Kanzleischrift. ... Die Inhaltsangabe stammt vielleicht von einer zweiten Hand, es ist eine einfache steile Minuskelkursive ... Der Papyrus ist hier und da löcherig, die Schrift hat an den Klebungen gelitten, im übrigen ist die Urkunde vorzüglich erhalten. - Rekto 22 Zeilen, verso 1 Zeile. Laut L. Wenger (Repertorium BSB): "Eine merkwürdige Ἀποχὴ προβατορίας, ausgestellt vom ὁ κοινὸς τῶν προτεθόντων τοῦ ἀριθμοῦ τῶν στρατιωτῶν τοῦ φρουρίου Ἐλεφαντίνης (Z. 1) an Fl. Patermouthios, Sohn des Dios, νεοστράτῳ τείρονι (tironi) (Z. 2). Wichtig für Militärverwaltung; ferner Datierung des Des Dux et Augustalis Thebaïdos Theodoros Julianos. Mit Latinismen: vgl. a. E. Z. 21 u. Z. 22 βενε βαλετο (bene valeto) Zeit des Justinus II. J. 578. Verso Inh. Ang. vgl. S B d. Bayer. AK. 1911, 8 Abh. S. 7 und 23ff.; Mitteis-Wilcken, Papyruskunde I 2 S. 554-556"
	Pap. München, BSB, Pap.graec.mon. 106	The recruit Patermouthis, perhaps upon his joining the regiment of Syene, sells a large boat which he had bought from Kyros of Upper Apollonopolis for 19 2/3 solidi, roughly the price of a three-story house. Indeed, all the formulae of this sale are identical with those of the house conveyances. This Patermouthis, who is a Flavius and whose father Menas has the alias Benne and whose mother is Thekla, is distinct from the central figure of the archive. That Patermouthi(o)s is at this time an Aurelius and is the son of Menas (no alias) and Tsia. At some point the boat of this document must have passed from the hands of Menas son of Paulos into the possession of the Patermouthis who was the possessor of the archive, at which time he thereby gained possession also of the present deed. laut L. Wenger (Repertorium BSB): "Verkaufserklärung über ein Ploion. Oben abgebrochen. Teilweise stark abgerieben. Verkäufer ein Patermuthis στρ(ατιώτης) τείρων λεγι(ῶνος) Συή(νης) (?) (Z.48), mehrere Käufer (Z.8: ὑμῖν). 7 Zeugen aus der Garnison von Syene. Urkundenverf.: †φλ / Ἄβρααμ Μουσαίου ἐσωμάτισα † Aus der Kaiserzeit bei Tiberios II folgt Abfassungszeit 578-582. M. San Nicolo, Die Schlußklauseln der altbabylon. Kauf- u. Tauschverträge (München 1922) S. 29 A. 56. 132 A. 76. 172 A. 80."
	Pap. München, BSB, Pap.graec.mon. 107	The only farmer in all our documents, Dios sells a courtyard together with what seems to be an easement on its west wall, which is the eastern wall of his own house (lines 18-19).2 There is more than one purchaser, as we can tell from the plurals (e.g., line 4). The courtyard had been purchased from ten people who had themselves inherited it from their parents, five of whom are named (Sabinos, Krour, Pinouthos, Pasnous, and Psenthaysios [lines 10-13]). All these parents may have been residents in the building, and each would have had an interest in the courtyard. The seemingly high price of two solidi for this courtyard is accounted for by the purchaser's right to build onto the wall (lines 31-32) and perhaps also by the seller's presumed obligation to maintain it. laut L. Wenger (Repertorium BSB): "Verkauf einer αὐλή. Datum zu Anfang verloren: wohl: Syene; letztes Viertel 6. Jhd. Verkäufer: Aurelios Dios, Käufer: mehrere. Subskribent: στρ(ατιώτης) λεγι(ῶνος) Φίλων. 7 Zeugen, darunter 4 Soldaten, 2 Geistliche. Urkundenverf. ein Geistlicher. Mariano San Nicolo, Die Schlußklauseln der altbabylon. Kauf- u. Tauschverträge (München 1922) S. 128 A. 70. 132 A. 76. 172 A: 80."
	Pap. München, BSB, Pap.graec.mon. 108	Upon the death of her son, who had been her trustee, Aur. Maria appoints her daughter/step-daughter(?) as her new trustee. In return for past services in support of Maria during old age and also in anticipation of her need for burial-offerings, Maria gives her, effective upon death,2 half-shares, that is, a half interest, in an apartment consisting of three rooms: one on the ground floor (line 1 1 ) , a living room on the 2 n d floor (line 1 2 ) , and a roofterrace on the 4 t h floor (lines 1 2 . - 1 3 ) A half-interest in the apartment had originally been held by the recipient's father (lines 1 9 - 2 0 ) , and the other half had been acquired jointly by him and the donor Maria through purchase (lines 1 5 - 1 7 ) . The performance of the burial-offerings as a motivation for the gift is given threefold emphasis (lines 5 , 14, 2 3 ) . In addition to this gift, the recipient is assured an equal share in Maria's estate with her other siblings (lines 2 4 - 2 8 ) . laut L. Wenger (Repertorium BSB): "Interessantes Stück. Schenkung (ἀποχάρισμα Z. 37) auf den Todesfall mit Auflage von Werken zum Seelenheil der Schenkenden. Eine Frau Aurelia Maria schenkt Grundstücksteile ihrem Sohn und beschwört ihre Erklärung. Subskribent für die Frau: Ein Centurio legionis Syen. 7 Zeugen: 4 Soldaten aus der Garnison Syene, ein Diakon der Kirche zu Syene, 2 Zeugen ohne Standesangabe, davon 1 aus Syene, 1 ἀπὸ Ὤνβων. Urkundenverf. †φλ / Τεώρμιος Μουσαίο(υ) ἀδιούτ(ωρ) λεγι(ῶνος) Συήνης ἐσωμάτισα † Publ. von L. Wenger, Zeitschr. der Savignystiftung für Rechtsgeschichte. Rom. Abt. 32 (1911) S. 325-337. Verbesserungen bringt A. Heisenberg, Byz. Zeitschrift 21 (1912) S. 371-372."
	Pap. München, BSB, Pap.graec.mon. 109	Laut OPAC BSB: Fragment. - Schuldner ist Aurelios Jakob, Sohn der Kostantios, Schiffer aus Syene, Gläubigerin seine Frau Aurelia Mariam. Der Schuldner verpfändet für seine jederzeit auf Verlangen der Gläubigerin rückzahlbare, aber zinsfreie Schuld sein ganzes Vermögen. Für den Schuldner subskribiert der Ordinarius Fl. Johannes. Drei Zeugen, darunter zwei Soldaten desselben Numerus. Die Urkunde ist ausgestellt unter dem Namen des M. Apa Diou. - Der Papyrus ist ein Fragment, die obere Hälfte mit 15 Zeilen wird im British Museum aufbewahrt, Inv.-Nr. 1799. Das ungeteilte Stück war eine Selis aus einer längeren Rolle in der üblichen Größe von 16 x 32 cm, die Fasern liefen auf der für den Text benutzten Seite parallel der Schmalseite der Rolle... Die Erhaltung lässt viel zu wünschen übrig, namentlich in der Mitte ist überall die Farbe abgesprungen, zahlreiche Löcher sind in den Falten entstanden. - Schrift: Die Schrift ist eine etwas plumpe, fette Minuskelkursive. Der Aussteller Markos Apa Diou scheint den Text nicht selbst geschrieben zu haben, doch stamm von seiner Hand die Aufschrift auf dem Verso. - Rekto 21 Zeilen, verso 1 Zeile. -
	Pap. München, BSB, Pap.graec.mon. 110 a	Thelporine sells a room and a courtyard for two solidi of the old currency to a soldier whose name is lost. Even though none of the parties is known elsewhere, this conveyance is very closely connected with P. Munch. 16 in time, as the identity of the drafter and the repetition of his formulary indicate. It is probably the same courtyard in both documents. (J.J.Farber D20)
	Pap. München, BSB, Pap.graec.mon. 110 b	Fragment of a contract? laut L. Wenger (Repertorium BSB): "In denselben Glastafeln ist auf der anderen Seite ein fast ganz verblasster P. verwahrt."
	Pap. München, BSB, Pap.graec.mon. 111 Vo	Laut OPAC BSB: In Papyrus 5 besitzen wir den ungewöhnlich breiten Schutzstreifen von Papyrus 4 samt einem 5 mm breiten Streifen der ersten Selis, die sich als Inv.-Nr. 1803 a im British Museum befindet. Das Blatt Inv.-Nr. 111 [BSB Pap.graec.mon. 111] hat mehrere Brüche und Löcher. Die Inhaltsangabe Nr. 5 Verso stammt von der Hand des Schreibers der Urkunde, die Bemerkungen dagegen auf der Vorderseite des Blattes, die im folgenden als Nr. 5 Rekto veröffentlicht sind, rühren von einer anderen Hand her und beziehen sich auf etwas anderes. Die Urkunde ist ... subjektiv stilisierte Verkäufererklärung. Geschrieben ist die Urkunde unter dem Namen des Fl. Abraam, Sohnes des Moussaios, der aber selbst nur unterzeichnet. Für den Verkäufer subskribiert ein Soldat aus dem Numerus von Syene. ... Verkäufer ist ein Flavios Patermouthis, Sohn des Menas oder Benne, Rekrut der Legion von Syene. Kaufobjekt ist ein Lastschiff. Der Preis beträgt 19 2/3 Goldsolidi. - 2 Zeilen Verso. - Nr. 5 Rekto: Es scheint sich um eine Notiz über eine Geldschuld zu handeln, zumal die Angabe, wie aus den verschiedenen Ziffern zu schließen, in keinem Zusammenhang zur Preissumme für das Ploion steht, auf dessen Kaufurkunde die folgende Notiz geschrieben wurde. Eine Übersetzung erübrigt sich. - Schrift: Der Schreiber bediente sich einer kleinen unbeholfenen Minuskelkursive und gebraucht eine sehr blasse Tinte, die zweite Zeile stellt er über die erste, die als solche durch das vorangehende Kreuz gekennzeichnet ist. - 2 Zeilen.
	Pap. München, BSB, Pap.graec.mon. 112	Fragments of contracts of the Patermouthis archive, not belonging together laut L. Wenger (Repertorium BSB): "7 kleine zusammengehörige(?) Fragmente."
	Pap. Strasbourg, BibNat O. gr.-dem. P. gr. 2067	contract of sale of a slave girl. Didymos son of Iason sells at auction to Eirenaios a dark-complexioned (possibly Nubian?) slave-girl for whom a custom's receipt has been issued at Syene. Should a defect be discovered regarding the slave-girl, the seller promises the buyer legal assistance. Should he fail to provide such, he will refund the purchase price plus damages. (J.J. Farber)
	Pap. München, BSB, Pap.graec.mon. 96	B. Porten/J.Farber: D 29 The document is, according to the agreement made by the parties, a settlement ending a quarrel among siblings over their father's estate. One party consists of two brothers, Victor and Paeion, and their sister Tsia, together with their mother Tlou, who is their ally. On the other side stands the brother Iakobos, made a "partner" by the dead father Dios and suspected by his brothers and sister of being favored. He had participated in the father's shipping business during the latter's lifetime (lines 11-13). The first operative paragraph is quite lengthy and consists of four parts: 1. an act ante mortem (lines 11- 13); 2. a post mortem receipt of legacy (lines 13-15); 3. suit (lines 16-18); 4. arbitration decision (lines 19-24). An identical fourfold formula is found in P. Munch. 7 + P. Lond. V 1860 (D36). In our document the arbitration was undertaken by the Board of the Dedicated Leaders of the Regiment of Syene, which, upon hearing both parties, had found that "Iakobos was in possession of nothing at all of our father's property" (line 21). The Board had imposed an oath on Iakobos that "nothing of our father's property was left with you" (line 24), in return for which the three siblings now withdraw their present claim and waive any future claim against Iakobos and his heirs. Their renunciation and promise are similarly reinforced by an oath, the violation of which is subject to penalty (lines 44-50). In an addendum (lines 53-55) they acknowledge that they have received from him a gold solidus which he had earlier received from their father, Dios, in connection with military service. Die subjektiv (als Cheirographon) stilisierte Urkunde gilt als geschrieben von Viktor, dem Sohne des Petros. Für die drei Geschwister, welche zusammen eine der Parteien bilden, unterschreibt ein ab actuariis des Numerus von Syene. Ein ab actuariis und drei ... fungieren als Zeugen. Die Urkunde ... ist nach der von den Parteien getroffenen Vereinbarung ein Vergleich und beendet einen Streit unter Geschwistern über den väterlichen Nachlass. - Der Papyrus besteht aus einem Schutzstreifen von 7 cm Höhe, Faserung parallel zur Klebung, und vier Selides von je 17 - 18 cm Höhe, Faserung senkrecht zur Klebung; von der letzten Selis fehlt ein etwa 2 cm breiter Streifen. - Schrift: Der Text ist in einer fetten, runden, stark verschnörkelten Minuskelkursive geschrieben, die über zahlreiche Formen verfügt. ... Am Anfang des Textes ist der Papyrus brüchig und löcherig, die ersten fünf Zeilen sind teils verwischt, teils zerstört, auch in Z. 16 und 50 hat die Schrift stark gelitten. ... Die Ränder sind lädiert und zum Teil beschnitten, Spuren der Faltung am Rande erkennbar. Text und Subskriptionen sind mit schwarzbrauner Tinte geschrieben, der Verfasser der Urkunde hat seine Unterschrift mit sehr blasser Tinte gegeben. Die Inhaltsangabe auf der Rückseite des Schutzstreifens stammt, wie es scheint, von der Hand des Schreibers der Urkunde.
	Pap. München, BSB, Pap.graec.mon. 97	The settlement confirms the division of the estate of Iakobos between his children, Ioannes and Kako (whose husband, Aur. Patermouthis, here acts also for her). Upon the death of Iakobos his son and daughter had divided the property equally, leaving outstanding debts owed to their father to fall due, after which they would divide the proceeds (lines 20-28). Ioannes then had sued Patermouthis about (1) a half-share of a boat that Patermouthis had purchased from Iakobos and (2) a share of a house which Patermouthis had purchased from Isakos and Tsone (P. Lond. V 1724 [D32]) but later sold to Iakobos, and the deed to which Ioannes seems to have found among his father's papers. What we have here is a record of the settling of that suit. Patermouthis and Kako agree to yield one quarter-share of the three quarter-shares, thus retaining a half-share of the boat (one-quarter from the purchase and one-quarter from the legacy [lines 35-38]). They also retain possession of the house share (lines 39- 40), regardless of the fact that Ioannes had got hold of the deed (which he is now to surrender [lines 52-56]). Ioannes further guarantees Patermouthis possession of a necklace the latter's daughter holds (lines 73-75). Any attempt by either party to overturn the settlement is subject to a twelve solidi fine (lines 67-71). (introduction of J. J. Farber in Pap.Eleph.Eng. (1996) D36)
	Pap. München, BSB, Pap.graec.mon. 98	Tapia, originally of Syene, now resides in Antinoe (also known as Antinoopolis), which was some 700 kilometers down the Nile and was also the residence of her brother Ioannes (P. Munch. 7.5-15). She was recently widowed from her second husband, Iakobos (P. Munch. 7.8-17), whose property has not yet been divided (line 52). In order to raise the money for her own support and to pay off a forfeit incurred in connection with her brother (perhaps as a result of litigation) she returns to Syene to sell five pieces of inherited and acquired property to Patermouthis and (T)kako for the sum of ten gold solidi. The property consists, on the one hand, of four shares of three houses in the southern part of the fortress on the street of the Oratory of the Holy and Triumphant Victor: 1. a half-share in the living room on the 2nd floor of what had been her mother's house, partly inherited and partly purchased (lines 30-33; 37-39; 94-95); 2. an unspecified inherited share of the terrace on the 4th floor of the same house (lines 33-34; 95-96); 3. an unspecified, probably inherited, share in what had been her father's house (lines 40-42); 4. an unspecified inherited share in the "little house" that had belonged to her mother and father (line 42). The fifth property, on the other hand, is the half-share of a house lying in the same part of the fortress but on the Street of the Camp, acquired by purchase from Ioannes son of Patechnoumios (lines 50-53; 96-97). The strip containing the endorsement on its verso was erroneously published by Bell as the protocol of P. Lond. V 1734 (D25), with which it was framed. (introduction of J. J. Farber in Pap.Eleph.Eng. (1996) D40) Laut L. Wenger (Repertorium BSB): Verkauf von Häuserteilen einer Frau Aurelia Tapia an ihren Schwiegersohn Aur. Patermuthis u. ihre Tochter Kako. Von der Verkäuferin bei Gott, dann bei νίκη und διαμονή von Kaiser u. Kaiserin beschworen (Z. 20-24) 1 ὑπογραφεύς: Soldat aus Syene. 7 Zeugen, darunter 1 Diakon, 2 Soldaten aus Syene, 3 Centurionen und 1 Arzt, alle in Syene in Garnison. Urkundenschreiber Zeit des Mauricius. Dat. v. 9/6 585. Syene. Vgl. hierzu die Jubiläumsnummer der Zeitschrift für das Notariat in Bayern (1912) N.F. 13 S. 201-2017. San Nicolo, Marian, Die Schlußklauseln der altbabylon. Kauf- u. Tauschverträge (München 1922) S. 172 A. 80.
	Pap. München, BSB, Pap.graec.mon. 99	Tapia assigns to her son-in-law, Patermouthis, her one-third share of certain notes in return for his having signed for a debt that she had incurred to Eusebios for 2\ solidi.(Farber/Porten) 2 zusammengeklebte Stücke, Anfang einer Rolle. Aurelia Tapia hat ihren Schwiegersohn Flavios Patermouthis veranlasst, in seinem Namen für sie 2 1/3 Goldsolidi aufzunehmen. Sie erklärt nun in diesem Cheirographon, das ihr zukommende Drittel an verbrieften Rechten gegen mehrere gemeinsame Schuldner dem Schwiegersohne zur Schadloshaltung für seine Intervention abzutreten. Die Aufnahme des Geldes durch Patermouthis mit der wirtschaftlichen Bestimmung für die Tapia bedeutet den Fall einer intercessio tacita. - Die Urkunde ist unter dem Namen des M. Apa Diou verfasst. Für Tapia unterfertigt ein Soldat des Numerus von Syene. Drei seiner Kameraden sind Zeugen. - Der Papyrus besteht aus zwei zusammengeklebten Stücken von entgegengesetzter Faserung. Jede Hälfte ist, im Sinne der Schrift, 33 cm hoch, die linke 11,5 cm, die rechte 9 cm breit. Die Fasern der linken Hälfte laufen parallel, die der rechten senkrecht zur Klebung. Das Stück bildete also den Anfang einer längeren Papyrusrolle, Schutzstreifen und Hälfte der ersten Selis. - Schrift: Aus Sparsamkeit fing der Schreiber, der sich das Stück abgeschnitten hatte, nicht, wie sonst üblich, auf der ersten Selis zu schreiben an, sondern benützte auch den Schutzstreifen, beschrieb aber den Papyrus so, dass die Zeilen wie damals üblich parallel der Schmalseite des Stückes laufen und etwa in der Mitte alle die Klebung senkrecht schneiden. Die Inhaltsangabe steht auf dem Verso des Schutzstreifens und ist in der üblichen Weise parallel der Klebung geschrieben. Der Papyrus ist grobfaserig und nicht gut geglättet. Links hat der Schreiber einen Rand von etwa 4 cm frei gelassen, rechts schreibt er öfter bis an den Rand: er bedient sich einer gut lesbaren Minuskelkursive, ebenso der Notar und die Zeugen. Die Schrift hat sehr gelitten, die ganze rechte Seite ist stark zerstört. Rekto 29 Zeilen, verso 1 Zeile.
	Pap. London, British Library Pap 1787	The monk Ioannes bestows upon Patermouthis all his personal possessions (lines 40-42) as well as a hereditary house-share which has yet to be removed from the control of others (lines 32-33), presumably "the sons of Kostantios" (lines 23-24). Isakios son of Kostantios was the husband of Tsone (P. Lond. V 1724.71) — the great-granddaughter of Patechnoumios (P. Lond. V 1724.23), the latter perhaps the father of our Ioannes — and thus a claimant to Ioannes' estate. In order to strengthen Patermouthis' claim against a possible challenge from the sons of Kostantios, Ioannes elaborates on the support he has received from Patermouthis during his illness, a frequent tactic in gifts made in contemplation of death. He swears that this support was freely (lines 25-26, 38-39) and generously (lines 16-22, 27-28, 39) given and was not part of any balance due for the sale of a house by Ioannes to Patermouthis' late father-in-law, Iakobos. The document had originally been addressed to someone else, perhaps to Tapia, but not to Patermouthis, as indicated by traces on lines 7, 9, and 16 and by the phraseology in the original version of line 25. The property may be the same as that referred to in P. Munch. 12.30 and 13.26.
	Pap. London, British Library Pap 1788	Patermouthis and Kako borrow from the boatman Ioannes four solidi repayable on demand at 8\|% per annum interest (1/3 solidus per year) and pledge all their property as guarantee of payment.
	Pap. London, British Library Pap 1789	Patermouthis acting alone borrows 3 and 1/3 solidi, repayable on demand at 2% per annum interest, from the same Ioannes from whom he and Kako together had borrowed 4 solidi two years earlier (P. Lond. V 1736). He pledges for his loan two copper objects weighing together 129.5 litrae, so the gold-copper ratio of the loan and the pledge is 1:2017. The gold-copper ratio at the end of 4th century according to the Theodosian Code was 1:1800. Other 4th century values for worked bronze were 1:1980 and 1:1968. Kako's absence may suggest her death or disability; it is some 35 years since the first appearance of either individual in the archive (P. Lond. V 1724).
	Pap. London, British Library Pap 1790	Ioannes assigns to his sister Kako (here called Tkako) and her husband Patermuthis (here Patermuthios) his share of their grandmother Tlou's house (inherited from their recently deceased father Iakobos) in return for the couple's promise fully to maintain the aged woman. Any attempt to revoke the assignment is subject to a penalty of one ounce of gold. The formulae of the Transfer clause resemble those in P. Munch. 10. (Porten)
	Pap. London, British Library Pap 1791	Iakob, an otherwise unknown boatman, guarantees to Patermouthis that two other persons will appear at an arbitration hearing before a judge and will accept his decision. He supports his guarantee with a pledge of three gold solidi. Presumably Patermouthis was party to the arbitration. (Farber/Porten D 44)
	Pap. London, British Library Pap 1792	settlement relating to the estate of Iakobos, between Ioannes and Kako, both children of Iakobos, this document follows P. Münch. 7 in time and refers to the securities and boat mentioned there and possibly to the same house (lines 11-12; P. Münch. 7.20-40 and 47-51). Lacunae hinder full understanding but it is clear that Ioannes withdraws part of his claim and under oath waives all future suit, under penalty of three solidi (lines 8-20). (J. J. Farber)
	Pap. London, British Library Pap 1795	Taeit sells for three solidi a living room (line 6) and her share of common property (lines 14-16) to a man whose identity is lost. A strip containing an endorsement on its verso was erroneously published by Bell as the protocol of this document, with which it was framed in the British Library, but which is actually the protocol of P. Munch. 9.
	Pap. London, British Library Pap 1796	Patermouthis and Kako (here spelled Tkako) draw up their will. Patermouthis, at least, lives another 30 years (P. Lond. V 1737 [D51]). Here they assign all the property of the one who dies first to the survivor, and upon the death of the survivor, to their common children in equal shares. The survivor is to enjoy the income and must settle the debts of the deceased. Any one of the children who contests the will is prohibited from benefiting from it and incurs a monetary penalty of 12 solidi. This will is written in the same year as P. Lond. V 1729 (D37), drawn up by the same scribe, and four of its five witnesses are identical with four of the five witnesses in P. Lond. V 1729.48-51 (D37), who sign in the same sequence. The two testaments were most likely drawn up at the same time, that is, 12 March, 584.
	Pap. London, British Library Pap 1797	The sisters Tsone and Tsere sell their one-third share in the (inherited?) house of their great-grandfather to the couple Patermouthis and Kako for 10 gold solidi. Their share consists of a three-room apartment, namely, a room on the 1st floor a living room on the 2nd floor, and a roof-terrace on the 4th floor, as well as a one-third interest in another little terrace and in all related appurtenances. Kako's father Iakobos already owns a bedroom on the 3rd floor. A male acts as guardian for each of the women — Isakos for his wife Tsone, and Ioannes alias Kattas of the monastery of Pampane for the minor Tsere.(J. J. Farber)
	Pap. London, British Library Pap 1798	Tapia here sells again two of the same shares of rooms she had sold almost nine years earlier to her daughter, Kako, and to Kako's husband, Patermouthis (P. Munch. 9.30-35). These are a half-share in a second-floor living room (lines 17-18) and a quarter-share of a fourth-floor roof-terrace (lines 19-21). (These rooms had made up only a part of the earlier transaction, which also included shares of altogether different houses.) It is clear from lines 52-53 that she retained ownership of a quarter-share of the terrace. The mystery here is how Tapia can sell again something she had already sold. One may imagine that Patermouthis and Kako, after P. Munch. 9, sold (or gave) these two room-shares back to her. But, to explain the presence of this document (P. Lond. V 1733) in our archive, we must assume that, at some later date, Patermouthis and Kako regained ownership.
	Pap. London, British Library Pap 1799	Contract of loan. Aurelius Iakob, son of Konstantios and Maria, acknowledge to Aurelia Maria, daughter of Allamon and Tapia, to have received three solidi of gold as marriage gift, which he will give back on demand.
	Pap. London, British Library Pap 1800	Tsone's parents became divorced during her childhood. Even though her father Menas had given her mother Tapia four solidi for her maintenance, Tapia "cast her out" upon her remarriage and she was, in fact, supported by her father. He must have died while she was yet a minor and, apparently lacking other support, she entered a nunnery. Upon reaching her majority, she sued her mother for the four solidi from which she had never benefited. Despite Tapia's argument that the four solidi were rightfully hers as dowry money returned to her upon her divorce, she agreed to pay them to her daughter. Tsone here acknowledges receipt of the money and upon penalty of one gold ounce renounces all future claim.
	Pap. London, British Library Pap 1801	This document is a "mortgage note" for an antichretic loan. Apa Dios borrows 4 solidi (3 from an unknown man and 1 from a woman named Anastasia, perhaps the man's wife) and pledges a quarter-share of an inherited house as security. He grants the debtor "authority and ownership and sway" over, and use of, the property in lieu of interest.
	Pap. London, British Library Pap 1802	The boatman Iakob and his wife Tsendia sell to the drummer Iakobos for 18 solidi a three-story house with two rooms on each floor, located in the southern part of the fortress on the Street of the Camp.
	Pap. London, British Library Pap 1803 A
	Pap. London, British Library Pap 1808	Fragments belonging to different contracts of the Patermouthis archive. The hand of scribe Marcus, son of Apa Dios, is identified in fg. 3-5. the other fragments show the lower margins o contracts, hand of the witnesses
	Pap. London, British Library Pap 1810 fr. 1	Fragment might belong to P.Lond V 1735 of the Patermouthis archive, cf. introduction there. Other fragments not identified with any known manuscript of the archive.
	Pap. London, British Library Pap 1810 fr. 2	Fragment belonging to a freight contract of the Patermouthis archive; Flavius Ioannes, son of Iakob mentioned; part of the witness signature?
	Pap. London, British Library Pap 1810 fr. 3	Fragments of a contract belonging to the Patermouthis archive, endorsement
	Pap. London, British Library Pap 1811	Fragments of a contract belonging to the Patermouthis archive, endorsement in fr. 1 the name Talephantis is mentioned: cf. P.Münch. 9, 34
	Pap. London, British Library Pap 1812	5 fragements of account? belonging to P.Lond. V 1846-1848?
	Pap. London, British Library Pap 1813	Fragments belonging to documents of the Patermouthis archive, one containing chi-my-gamma, might be top of a contract, other fragments might belong to accounts
	Pap. London, British Library Pap 1814 fr. 1-10	Thelporine sells a room and a courtyard for two solidi of the old currency to a soldier whose name is lost. Even though none of the parties is known elsewhere, this conveyance is very closely connected with P. Munch. 16 in time, as the identity of the drafter and the repetition of his formulary indicate. It is probably the same courtyard in both documents. (J.J.Farber D20)
	Pap. London, British Library Pap 1814 fr. 11-12	Fragment of a contract, written by Marcus, son of Apadios, known as scribe in the Patermuthis archive
	Pap. London, British Library Pap 1815	15 Fragments of contracts of the Patermouthis archive fr. 2 has the witness the soldier Flavius Viktor, son of Kollouthos fr. 5 has a filiation with the father's name Paseias?
	Pap. London, British Library Pap 1816	Fragments of the Patermouthis archive
	Pap. London, British Library Pap 1817	Fragments belonging to documents of the Patermouthis archive
	Pap. London, British Library Pap 1818	Fragments belonging to documents of the Patermouthis archive
	Pap. London, British Library Pap 1819 A	Fragment (a) of a dustsheet of the contract P.Münch. I 7 containing the endorsement
	Pap. London, British Library Pap 1819 B	Fragment (b) of 1 line of an endorsement on the back of a contract
	Pap. London, British Library Pap 1820	numerous small fragments, probably belonging to contracts of the Patermouthis archive
	St. in situ temple of Isis, in situ (no. 174)
	St. Alexandria, Graeco-Roman Museum 38
	St. Alexandria, Graeco-Roman Museum 22690
	St. London, BM EA 86
	St. Alexandria, Graeco-Roman Museum 11744
	St. Alexandria, Graeco-Roman Museum 208 [old]
	St. Alexandria, Graeco-Roman Museum 11760
	St. Alexandria, Graeco-Roman Museum 11812
	St. Alexandria, Graeco-Roman Museum 11848
	St. Alexandria, Graeco-Roman Museum 11851
	St. Alexandria, Graeco-Roman Museum 155 [old]
	St. Alexandria, Graeco-Roman Museum 161 [old]
	St. Alexandria, Graeco-Roman Museum 167 [old]
	St. Alexandria, Graeco-Roman Museum 283 [old]
	St. Alexandria, Graeco-Roman Museum 316 [old]
	St. Alexandria, Graeco-Roman Museum 317 [old]
	St. Alexandria, Graeco-Roman Museum 319 [old]
	St. Alexandria, Graeco-Roman Museum 347 [old]
	St. Alexandria, Graeco-Roman Museum 350 [old]
	St. Cairo EM CG CG 8396
	St. Cairo EM CG CG 8611
	St. in situ in situ
	St. in situ in situ
	St. Cairo EM JdE 51973
	St. Cairo EM CG 22055	private stela
	Tomb. X	Tombstone of Matthaios dated after Diocletian (i.e.Martyr Era) 467, Thoth 4, indiction 4 (=01.09.750 CE). Possibly comes from the Anba Hadra (St. Simeon) monastery in Aswan. But provenance unknown.
	St. Assiut, Private Collection Beaugé X
	Graff. Vienna, Kunsthistorisches Museum III 68
	Graff. unknown X
	Graff. unknown X
	Graff. unknown X
	Graff. Alexandria, Graeco-Roman Museum 21790
	St. Alexandria, Graeco-Roman Museum 21810
	Stat. S. unknown X
	Pap. Florence, Biblioteca Medicea Laurenziana PL I 59 Ro	Livestock census
	Pap. Florence, Biblioteca Medicea Laurenziana PL I 59 Vo	Business letter
	Ostr. New York, Brooklyn Museum 16.580.305 = 12.768.1632	bilingual account with Demotic written names, and amounts of money in Greek language and script, regarding work in the quarry
	Tomb. St. Petersburg, Hermitage 2955	Tombstone of an Apa Mouses the monk, very defectively written.
	Tomb. St. Petersburg, Hermitage 2956	Tombstone of Patermouthes, priest and monk, possibly from Abydos. Earlier it was presumed to be from Aswan.
	Ostr. Oxford Bodl. Copt. Inscr. 492	List of objects left in pawn, indicating their value/the money given for them, and their owner. With witnesses.
	Pap. Cheltenham, Private Collection Phillipps X	List of names, as first half of each line is missing, function is unclear (wages? products?). Women and their child/children, once a sister, are listed. In l.6 "[...] woman of Aswan" is mentioned.
	Tomb. Cairo EM CG	Tombstone of a woman, probably a nun ("sister"), probably from Aswan, possibly from the Anba Hadra (St. Simeon) monastery. Date, name missing.
	Ostr. München, SMÄK ÄS 1861	Receipt of the expenses of 5½ obols of the shipyard of Syene, in the name of [///].
	Ostr. München, SMÄK ÄS 1911	Part of a diary of the harbor master's office concerning grain delivery, noting the day 12 and 13 of a unmentioned regnal year, each with two grain deliveries by ships. The ships are identifed by the names presumably of their captains.
	Ostr. New York, Brooklyn Museum 16.580.534 = 12.768.1588	Unclear content due to the fragmentary condition, mentioning somehting "east of Philae".
	Ostr. Paris, Louvre ODL 367	List of ships and amounts of money, presumably harbor dues.
	St. Cairo EM CG 31142	The inscription gives name and filiation of the deceased.
	Stat. Frankfurt, Liebieghaus 1848	small statue of a cat, with a hieroglyphic inscription around the base,
	St. Berlin ÄM ÄM 31217	private stela
	St. Frankfurt, Liebieghaus 1645	private stela with funerary offering formula, as well as name and filiation of the deceased (a man named Hor-Udja).
	Pap. Paris, AIBL P. Clermont-Ganneau 4 a	Combined document with various functions: 1. Request for the payment of rations of wheat by a cavalryman 2. Authorization through a treasurer of Caesar 3. Authentification through a third person 4. Proof of Receipt of the wheat by the cavalryman
	Graff. Cairo EM CG CG 9300
	Ostr. Paris, Louvre OGL 0504	Receipt of the veteran Valerius Serenus and the supervisor Paris, son of Paris, for the harbour fees for the month Thoth, paid by Petorzmethis, son of (?) Lasom?
	Ostr. Oxford, Sackler Library EES O. 4	Receipt for laographia of year 13 of Tiberius, paid by Petesouchos, son of Pachompasenis; handwriting very probably of praktor Pachompretis, son of Pelaias.
	Ostr. London, Petrie Museum UC 59721	incised note on ostrakon, incertain content Museum: "Pottery sherd, broken into three and rejoined, from body of misfired vessel, exterior incised after firing with three short lines of Greek."
	Ostr. unknown X	Private Letter to the father, content incertain
	Pap. Berlin P. P 11307	Petition (hypomnema) to the strategos Santobithys concerning the assault of the soldier Neoptolemos, son of Neoptolemos against Esoroeris, son of Petosiris.
	Pap. Paris, AIBL P. Clermont-Ganneau 2	Letter concerning quarry workers. The foreman of a group of public workmen, Dioskoros, sends a collective letter, in his own name and in the name of the quarrymen and the smiths to Ammonas foreman and provisioner, asking him to recognize that they work with all zeal and complaining that their reprovisioning is not as well organized as it ought to be. (J.J. Farber)
	Pap. Paris, AIBL P. Clermont-Ganneau 4 b	Draft of a letter
	Pap. München, BSB, Pap.graec.mon. 103	Disposition of the estate of Iakobos through arbitration, undertaken by the scholasticus Markos, who tacked on his signature at the end and made a supralinear correction to line 76. Although the widow Tapia claimed that the property at issue was jointly held by herself and her late husband alone, she agreed to divide it three ways, giving a third to each of her two children and swearing that she was not withholding anything. Her son Ioannes subsequently accused her of doing just that and offered to make Menas, the commander of the frontier region, joint heir in Tapia's place if he would remove from her the hidden property. Menas responded by exacting from her 33 gold solidi, i.e., one-third of the estimated assets. Thereupon, Tapia brought a complaint before the scholasticus Fl. Markos. Having examined both parties and questioned witnesses, he says in this document that Tapia is obligated to take another oath but is allowed to keep the disputed property because, although Ioannes had been entitled to seek exaction to redress his grievance, Menas had seized too much; Tapia can seek redress from Menas, provided that Ioannes receives one-third of the recovered gold. A last-minute dispute as to whether Tapia promised to settle with Ioannes by paying him 12 solidi was to be decided by a sworn statement of three witnesses to the proposal.
	Pap. München, BSB, Pap.graec.mon. 111 Ro	Memorandum on the back of a contract about a loan or debt of money Laut OPAC BSB: Im Katalog unter der Nr. 5. - In Papyrus 5 besitzen wir den ungewöhnlich breiten Schutzstreifen von Papyrus 4 samt einem 5 mm breiten Streifen der ersten Selis, die sich als Inv.-Nr. 1803 a im British Museum befindet. Das Blatt Inv.-Nr. 111 [BSB Pap.graec.mon. 111] hat mehrere Brüche und Löcher. Die Inhaltsangabe Nr. 5 Verso stammt von der Hand des Schreibers der Urkunde, die Bemerkungen dagegen auf der Vorderseite des Blattes, die im folgenden als Nr. 5 Rekto veröffentlicht sind, rühren von einer anderen Hand her und beziehen sich auf etwas anderes. Die Urkunde ist ... subjektiv stilisierte Verkäufererklärung. Geschrieben ist die Urkunde unter dem Namen des Fl. Abraam, Sohnes des Moussaios, der aber selbst nur unterzeichnet. Für den Verkäufer subskribiert ein Soldat aus dem Numerus von Syene. ... Verkäufer ist ein Flavios Patermouthis, Sohn des Menas oder Benne, Rekrut der Legion von Syene. Kaufobjekt ist ein Lastschiff. Der Preis beträgt 19 2/3 Goldsolidi. - 2 Zeilen Verso. - Nr. 5 Rekto: Es scheint sich um eine Notiz über eine Geldschuld zu handeln, zumal die Angabe, wie aus den verschiedenen Ziffern zu schließen, in keinem Zusammenhang zur Preissumme für das Ploion steht, auf dessen Kaufurkunde die folgende Notiz geschrieben wurde. Eine Übersetzung erübrigt sich. - Schrift: Der Schreiber bediente sich einer kleinen unbeholfenen Minuskelkursive und gebraucht eine sehr blasse Tinte, die zweite Zeile stellt er über die erste, die als solche durch das vorangehende Kreuz gekennzeichnet ist. - 2 Zeilen.
	Pap. London, British Library Pap 1803 B	Aurelia Tarse sells to an unknown person a fifth-share of a house for three solidi.
	Pap. London, British Library Pap 1807
	Pap. Paris, Bibliothèque Nationale, Suppl. grec. Suppl. grec 716	sale of a house drawn up by a notary (agoranomos). In a contract drawn up before a Notary Public (agoranomos) bearing the Roman name Rufillus Niger, Paris son of Paris sells his half-share of two rooms on 25 April to Thinsenpos for a 28 drachma note and declares himself to be "previous seller and warrantor" (line 14) . In a first person Acknowledgment he affirms the sale, receipt of payment, and warranty and brings a signatory (lines 16 - 19). Unlike the Byzantine contracts which are called sale documents, this one is called a document of purchase (lines 14 and 17). A certification at the end of the document by a pair of tax farmers affirms payment on 13 September of a transfer tax of unspecified amount. (J.J.Farber)
	St. Cairo EM CG CG 8602
	Lamp unknown X
	(other) in situ in situ
	Pap. Berlin P. 13512	notification (hypomnema) to Euphronios the praktor of the temple in Edfu from Pata---, son of Thotsytmis, concerning the undertaker Horos, son of Pasas, who has contracted to collect the mummyfication tax. He has made a downpayment of a large part of the contracted amount, but still owes a rest of 600 drachmas.
	Pap. Oxford Bodl. Gr. Inscr. MS. Gr. class. d. 108 (P) + e. 106 (P) fr. [4]	Certificate of shipment of corn for rations of the soldiers in Syene, from Antiochos, to be delivered to Apollonios, the sitologos of Syene, embarked in the Pathyrite nome.
	Pap. London, British Library Pap 1793 recto	Nonna had borrowed an unknown amount of money from Maria and had left a pair of earrings with her as security. She now sells them to Maria for 8 solidi in cash. The relationship between the original debt and the 8 solidi is not clear; Bell assumed that the purchase price for the earrings included, in addition to the 8 solidi, the original amount of the debt. Seven years after this transaction, Maria must have made over to her father Paulos two pendants from one of the earrings which he gave as part of a pledge for a loan of five solidi (P. Lond. V 1719.8, 15). The bottom of our document is missing but there is no reference in the preserved part to payment of the debt. (Farber/Porten)
	Pap. London, British Library Pap 1794	NN records a half-solidus increase in his pre-existing debt to NN and indicates his readiness to pay it by Payni Since he describes it as interest, perhaps it is in lieu of an interest payment which he missed. The document belongs together with P. Lond. V 1719 and P. Lond. V 1720 and perhaps the creditor here is the same as the Syenian in the former one. (Farber/Porten)
	Pap. London, British Library Pap 1805	Paam, a priest, and Paulos owe the sum of five solidi to an unknown man. Paam's share of the debt is four solidi and he undertakes to repay it within the same month (Mecheir), apparently without interest. Paulos promises to repay by the month of Epeiph, five months later, at an interest rate of 12% per annum. The jewelry pledged as security includes two pendants of a gold earring, probably one acquired by Paulos' daughter Maria seven years earlier (P. Lond. V 1720). P. Lond. V 1721 belongs together with P.Lond. V 1719 and 1720 and perhaps the creditor there, whose name is missing, is the same as the Syenian here.(Farber/Porten)
	Pap. Oxford Bodl. Gr. Inscr. MS. Gr. class. d. 110 (P) fr. [13]	Fragment of a certificate of shipment of corn from Diospolis parva or Edfu to Syene
	Pap. Oxford Bodl. Gr. Inscr. MS. Gr. class. d. 107 (P)	Certificate of shipment of corn for rations of the soldiers in Syene, to be delivered to Apollonios, the sitologos of Syene, embarked in Diospolis.
	Pap. Oxford Bodl. Gr. Inscr. MS. Gr. class. d. 109 (P) fr. [12]	Fragment of a certificate of shipment of corn Diospolis parva or Edfu to Syene
	Pap. Oxford Bodl. Gr. Inscr. MS. Gr. class. d. 109 (P) fr. [14]	Fragment of a certificate of shipment of corn from Diospolis parva or Edfu to Syene
	Pap. London, British Library Pap 1806	Fragments of an account, belonging to the Patermouthis archive, belongs perhaps to P.Lond. 1848. account of a pawnbroker's business? onyl few words readable
	Pap. London, British Library Pap 1809	Fragments of contracts or accounts, belonging to the Patermouthis archive, belongs perhaps to P.Lond 1847
	Pap. London, British Library Pap 1804	From the remains it seems likely that the account was a list of articles pawned.
	Pap. Oxford Bodl. Gr. Inscr. MS. Gr. class. c. 67 (P)	Certificate of shipment of corn for rations of the soldiers in Syene, from Agathinos, to be delivered to Apollonios, the sitologos of Syene, embarked in the Koptite nome.
	Pap. Oxford Bodl. Gr. Inscr. MS. Gr. class. c. 68 (P) fr.	Fragment of a certificate of shipment from Agathinos to Apollonios, from the Koptite nome to Syene
	Pap. Oxford Bodl. Gr. Inscr. MS. Gr. class. e. 103 (P)	Certificate of shipment of corn for rations of the soldiers in Syene, from Agathinos, to be delivered to Apollonios, the sitologos of Syene, embarked in the Koptite nome.
	Pap. Oxford Bodl. Gr. Inscr. MS. Gr. class. c. 69 (P)	Notification of shipment of corn from Tentyris, for the rations of the soldiers in Syene, from Ptolemaios to Lysimachos.
	Pap. Oxford Bodl. Gr. Inscr. MS. Gr. class. e. 105 (P)	Notification of shipment of corn from Tentyris, for the rations of the soldiers in Syene, from Ptolemaios to Lysimachos.
	Pap. Oxford Bodl. Gr. Inscr. MS. Gr. class. d. 106 (P) + d. 109 (P) fr. [7]	Notification of shipment of corn from Diospolis parva, for the rations of the soldiers in Syene, from Nearchos to Lysimachos
	Pap. Oxford Bodl. Gr. Inscr. MS. Gr. class. d. 110 (P) fr. [8]	Notification of shipment of corn from Diospolis parva, for the rations of the soldiers in Syene, from Nearchos to Lysimachos
	Ostr. London, BM EA 14071	Praipositos and Petros acknowledge to owe Sikes 12 wooden seals/bricks (?). What follows is difficult to interpret.
	Ostr. London, BM EA 12168	Senpelaias, daughter of Pamumen, is confirmed by Eskasothes, son of Nechethor, of having paid the salt tax for the 30th regnal year in an amount of ¼ kite. Countersigned by Phatres, son of Har[tophnachtes]. Greek subscript of Petepiphis.
	Ostr. London, BM EA 12090	List of persons connected with deliveries or income of money payment.
	Pap. London, BM EA 10752	This papyrus is a letter-book which contains copies of dispatches on the recto. These reports were sent to the authorities of Thebes and record the trades of Nehesiu and Medjay. The fifth from eight dispatches was sent from Elephantine. It is reported that Medjays came in order to serve the Palace. They informed the guard about the bad conditions of the desert, but they were sent back. Based on a secondary use of this object, magical texts including an incantation against ghosts and strengthening strip with accounts are on the verso.
	Ostr. Brighton, Museum 281508	Undeterminable, basically invisible.
	Ostr. Brighton, Museum 281509	Too little text to determine, but "the bishop" (ⲡⲉⲡⲓⲥⲕⲟⲡⲟⲥ) is mentioned in l.2.
	Ostr. Bristol, H4311.1+2	Receipt of unknown content of year 5 of unknown emperor
	Ostr. Bristol, H4309	Fragment of a letter
	Ostr. Bristol, H2394	Receipt of Iulius Sabinus and Gellius Perses and Sansnos and their associate supervisors of Syene for poll tax and prison guards of year 17 of Hadrian, paid by NN, son of NN and the mother Senchnoubis, in year 18 of Hadrian; with demotic subscript
	Ostr. Bristol, H2393	Receipt for poll tax of year 2 of Claudius, paid by Patermonthes, son of Papirius, countersigned by Ariston, son of Pelaias
	Ostr. Bristol, H4310
	Ostr. Bristol, H2395	Fragment of a list of names with checking marks
	Tablet London, BM EA 29514	Receipt of the Bank of Syene, whose manager is Antin----, for tax on linen production (othoniera) of year 5 of Ptol. II. Euergetes, paid by Petorzmethis.
	(other) London, BM EA 9895	Mummy label of Pekysis, died at the age of 46.
	(other) London, BM EA 9893	Mummy label of Kalasiris, the prostates?
	Ostr. Berlin P. P 11284
	Ostr. Berlin P. 12279
	Vessel Berlin P. 12281
	Ostr. Berlin P. 4169
	Pap. Berlin P. P 30402
	Pap. Cairo EM JdE 43501	In the Demotic part a sale contract is partly preserved all details remain unknown due to the fragmentary status of the entire text. Mibtahiah is mentioned as first contractant, a man whose name is lost as second contractant. The Aramaic text on the verso mentions the document type and the scribe.
	Ostr. Berlin P. 10818	On the convex side, a business letter was recorded, mentioning the name of Muḥammad, his people and his arrival. Also, on the concave side a business letter about money and the boat is found.
	Ostr. Berlin P. 11280	Fragment of a money receipt.
	Ostr. Berlin P. 11281	An account from the year 272 AH / 885-886 CE.
	Ostr. Berlin P. 11282	List of personal names and qīrāṭs number
	Ostr. Berlin P. 11283	An account of money, on concave and convex the number of dinars are mentioned.
	Ostr. Berlin P. 12266	Business letter request taking dinar for kharāj.
	Ostr. Berlin P. 12269	Part of a Private letter, just a few letters remains.
	Ostr. Berlin P. 12275	Receipt for payment or delivery; The name ʿAbdallāh mentioned in the first and second lines, and money was mentioned in the third line
	Ostr. Berlin P. 12276
	Pap. P. Hamburg A.O. 5	On recto an undefined private letter, and one verso there are administrative document about contractual regulation of lease expenses.
	Le. Chicago OI 10552 recto	A marriage contract with a dowry of 90 dinars and a considerable number of Muslim witnesses recorded.
	Ostr. Cairo EM JdE 43464 a	Message to send supplies for tunic repair.
	Ostr. Berlin P. 11391	lmlk label. Ṭ label.
	Ostr. Berlin P. 11397	lmlk label. Ṭ label.
	Ostr. Berlin P. 11405	lmlk label. Ṭ label.
	Ostr. Cairo EM JdE 43464 k	lmlk label. Ṭ label.
	Ostr. Berlin P. 11413	lmlk label. Ṭ label.
	Ostr. Cairo EM JdE 43464 l	lmlk label. Ṭ label.
	Ostr. Berlin P. 11425	lmlk label. Ṭ label.
	Ostr. Cairo EM JdE 43464 m	lmlk label. Ṭ label.
	Ostr. Cairo EM JdE 43464 n	lmlk label. Perhaps Aramaic B label or the broken part of a name/word.
	Ostr. Berlin P. 11434	lmlk label.
	Ostr. Berlin P. 11439
	Ostr. Berlin P. 11446	lmlk label.
	Ostr. Berlin P. 11448	lmlk label. Ṭ label.
	Ostr. Berlin P. 11451
	Ostr. Cairo, Cairo University X
	Pap. New York, Brooklyn Museum 47.218.155
	Pap. New York, Brooklyn Museum 47.218.155 fr. 4	see Brooklyn Museum 47.218.152 + 47.218.155 frag. 4
	Pap. New York, Brooklyn Museum 47.218.97
	Pap. Cairo EM JdE 43499
	Ostr. Berlin P. P 1245
	Pap. London, British Library Pap 1793 verso	(↑ side of the papyrus) Account (logos) of objects deposited as security. The text originates in Hermonthis, the Theban village Petemout is mentioned. This, and also texts P.Lond.V 1719-1721 belonged to a family from Thebes / Hermonthis, but the text was found on Elephantine, because the family or a member thereof probably moved there. On the recto (→) there is a Greek text with a receipt for the full price of an ear-ring deposited as security for a debt. The family members were probably pawnbrokers.
	Ostr. Berlin P. P 12282	Unclear due to the fragmentary condition.
	Ostr. Berlin P. P 12881	Acount written by Pachnoumis, son of Onnophris, to his priestly colleague Onnophris. The text deals with the counting of unguent, wine, and two unidentificable items (Agau, Noumys(?)).
	St. New York, MET Accession Number 14.7.11	"This stone preserves a decree of king Neferkauhor appointing Idy, nomarch of Coptos, as Governor of Upper Egypt from Elephantine at the southern border with Nubia to Hu somewhat north of Coptos. This probably occurred when Shemay, Idy's father, became vizier." (According to: The Metropolitan Museum of Art (2000-2018), Decree)
	Le. Berlin P. 10470	This object contains the steps which were necessary to transfer the servant woman Senbet, daughter of Senmout to Elephantine with consent of her previous owners.
	Pap. Paris, Louvre E 27151	A man named Khai writes a letter to the mayor of Elephantine and after the salutation complains that the content of the vessels which the mayor had sent to him is bad in quality. The honey which was intended for the divine offering was mixed with ointment. Khai requests compensation and demands a new vessel of honey or, alternatively, incense until he will get honey. He mentions a person who will bring the products to him. In addition, Khai asks for dry sycamore wood.
	Pap. Torino, Museo Egizio Cat. 1972	A letter from the Necropolis scribe Thotmose who informs Boutehamun and Shedemduat on the recto that he has met his general at Elephantine, after he has been picked up at Edfou. He states that his superior is treating him well and reports on the intention of the general to go up to Nubia to attack Panehesi. Then, Thotmose urges them to pray to Amun to bring him back safely. Further, he gives some instructions to take care of specific persons and addresses other named persons in a separate note on the verso. He asks them repeatedly to pray for his safe return. A message of the scribe Qenikhnum to Boutehamun and other individuals is added to Thotmose's letter. After the typical introductory formula, Qenikhnum asks for information about an obscure happening. The rest of the note is washed off and not readable.
	Pap. Torino, Museo Egizio Cat. 1973	A letter from the Necropolis scribe Thotmose who informs Boutehamun and Shedemduat that he has left the general Piankh in Elephantine and is going South towards Nubia. He urges them repeatedly to pray to Amun for his safe return. Furthermore he asks after some men and women and requests them to write him with news from home. Thotmose also tells some people not to neglect a certain Medja-policeman.
	Pap. Paris, Bibliothèque Nationale 196, III	The general’s singer Pentahut-resu wrote from Elephantine to Butehamun and to four other individuals in Western Thebes. After the typical salutation-formula Pentahut-resu asked a woman to take care of the children and his father. In addition, he instructs her to cause a spear to be made and to prepare date(-syrup)(?). Then Pentahut-resu addresses Butehamun and tells him that he has received the letters from his father. The following notes are not very clear, but it seems that Pentahut-resu had consulted the oracle of Khnum on behalf of Butehamun’s father. The response seems to have been positive.
	Pap. Torino, Museo Egizio Cat. 1980	The letter refers to quarrels during plowing.
	Pap. Paris, Louvre E 10614	"This is the only hieratic text amongst the corpus of Book of Thoth manuscripts." (According to: Jasnow & Zauzich, Book of Thoth (2005), 87)
	Pap. Berlin P. 10453	This object contains instructions for the mixture of remedies and their application. The prescription is partly against swellings. (According to: Burkard & Fischer-Elfert, VOHD 19,4 (1994), 219, no. 325)
	Pap. Berlin P. 10454	This object contains diagnosis and treatment instructions. For instance, toothache and complaints of the bladder are mentioned as symptoms. Examination of the ear and the temporal are also noted. (According to: Burkard & Fischer-Elfert: VOHD 19,4 (1994), 219)
	Pap. Berlin P. 10455	This object contains prescriptions and their applications. The names of drugs and their quantity are mentioned. Remedy for threating of the anus is mentioned.
	Pap. Berlin P. 23052	parts of the "Book of the Temple"
	Pap. Berlin P. 23227	The text on fragment b of plate A explains the origin of a typical feast in Herakleopolis, which is called "raising of the nms(-headcloth)". The mythical sequences established a relationship to the victory of Osiris over Seth. In this version Harsaphes takes the place of Osiris. In addition, the action of honing of the earth is mentioned and refers to the defeat of Seth. In other parts of the text different gods play a role in connection with a temple, offerings or their main cult place.
	Pap. Berlin P. 23228	The fragments are pieces of a religious compendium. The title of some rituals are preserved and ritual actions in favor of the god Harsaphes (e. g. “opening the mouth” (wp.t rꜣ), “revealing the face” (wn-ḥr), “the appearance of Harsaphes” (ḫꜥı-Ḥr.j-š=f), “the rowing of Harsaphes” (ẖnı-Ḥr.j-š=f), “the purification of Harsaphes” (swꜥb Ḥr.j-š=f) are mentioned. In addition, titles of priests (“his beloved son” (sꜣ-mrı=f) and “the high priest of Harsaphes”), the title “scribes of the gods” (sẖꜣ.w-nṯr), and writings (sẖꜣ.w) are noted. (According to: Burkard/ Fischer-Elfert, VOHD 19,4 (1994), 163)
	Pap. Berlin P. 23235	The fragments are pieces of a medical text with exception of Frg. h and Frg. I, which probably contain the end of a ritual instruction and the beginning of a hymn. (According to: Burkard & Fischer-Elfert, VOHD 19,4 (1994), 226)
	Pap. Berlin P. 23236	It is not possible to make a definite statement about the exact content of the text due to its fragmentary state. Different names of gods (“Horus, son of Osiris” and “son of Sakhmet”) are mentioned and the introduction “another spell for” (ky rꜣ n) is noted twice with red ink, so it is likely that the fragments are pieces of a religious text – a hymn, ritual or funerary text. (According to: Burkard & Fischer-Elfert, VOHD 19,4 (1994), 231)
	Pap. Berlin P. 29009	These fragments are pieces of a “Book of Dream”.
	Ostr. New York, Brooklyn Museum 12.768.X [26]
	Ostr. Elephantine, excavation DAIK O 1448
	Ostr. Elephantine, excavation DAIK O 1492	Fragment of incertain content
	Pap. Elephantine, excavation DAIK no. Reg. 17224 W	List of ingredients or unprefaced table of medicinal substances with amounts, maybe a itemized list of ingredients of a therapeutic prescription. The presence of substances having emollient and warming properties next to astringent and cleansing items may suggests the recipe could produce a cicatrizing plaster for spreading ulcers. datable to the late third century BC according to Luiselli (contra Wagner, second century BC).
	Ostr. Oxford Bodl. Gr. Inscr. 1849	receipt of Domitios Fannianus and Germanus praktores for merismos.
	Ostr. Elephantine, excavation DAIK O 0007 +8+10	Psalm 92 (91), 14-16. school text or amulet
	Pap. Paris, Sorbonne 2078	The smith Allamonos of Syene acknowledges a debt of one solidus apparently to a monastery in the Coptite nome where Iakobos is the abbot. There is no mention of interest and the loan is to be repaid at the wish of the creditor. The lone witness is from Diocletianopolis, near Coptos, suggesting that the contract was drawn up at the monastery in that vicinity rather than at Syene. Were the document indeed discovered at Syene, it would mean that the loan had been repaid and this contract had reverted to the borrower.
	Pap. Berlin P. 21591	Petition to
	Pap. Leiden, RMO AMS 5	Petition of Appion, bishop of Syene and Philae, to the emperor Theodosius II, with traces of the imperial rescript of the imperial chancellery, complaining about the frequent attacks of the Blemmyes and the Noubades in the region and asking for military assistance from the troops stationed in the vicinity for the protection of the churches of Syene and Elephantine. Appion also asks the troops to be placed under his command in all matters, as seems to be the case in the garrison of Philae.
	Pap. unknown
	St. Sydney, Nicholson Museum 9	Fragment of an Islamic tombstone, the word الرحيم mentioned in the end of the first line.
	Ostr. Zürich, AI 1896	receipt of the elaiourgeion of Syene for Castor (?) oil
	Ostr. Zürich, AI 1898	receipt of the tax farmers Aurelios Hierakapollon and Aurelios Satornilos throu the assistant Kopres for survey tax for date groves.
	Ostr. Cambridge, Harvard University, Houghton Library 3144	Pachnoumis, son of Onnophris, confirms about the payment of money, the total amount counts 6 stater in the 6th regnal year.
	Ostr. Cambridge, Harvard University, Houghton Library 3149	Onnophris, son of Hones, and his unnamed slave are confirmed by Phatres, son of Hartophnachthes, of having paid the salt tax for the 32nd regnal year in an amout on ½ silver kite each. Greek subscription by Petepiphis with tax type and amount in Greek currency as 1 drachma.
	Ostr. Cambridge, Harvard University, Houghton Library 3166	List of persons with money payment in stater and obols. Context unclear due to fragmentary condition .
	Ostr. Cambridge, Harvard University, Houghton Library 3170	Unidentified. In Greek. 8 x 13.5 cm.
	Ostr. Leipzig, ÄMUL 1588	list of names
	Ostr. Cambridge, Fitzwilliam Museum GR. P. 47	Greek 8 lines. Bank receipt, issued by the banker Ammonios, head of the bank in Syene, for tetarte halieon (the quarter of the fishermen), paid by Teos, son of Simon, in year 5 of Ptolemy XII (or IX?); with demotic subscription in l. 9: for Djedhor, son of Simon.
	St. Cambridge, Fitzwilliam Museum E.1.1854	Tomb stone belonged to a woman named Zayn who died on 5 June 1049 CE.
	St. Cambridge, Fitzwilliam Museum E.38.1930	Rectangular setla belonged to a woman who died in late April or May 1056 CE.
	Ostr. Cambridge, Fitzwilliam Museum E.P.490	Fragment of a clay jar that has been reused as a writing document and contains 8 lines of Meroitic. The text seems to refer to work on a shrine.
	Arch. in situ temple of Isis, in situ	temple pillar with graffito: dedication (king)
	Ostr. Wimborne Minster, Private collection Bankes 98	too faded for determining the character of the text Writing practically illegible
	Ostr. Wimborne Minster, Private collection Bankes 103	too faded for determining the character of the text Writing practically illegible
	Pap. London, BM EA 10591	Petition (exteuxis) of the priests of Isis of Aswan intended to the strategos and archisomatophylax Numenios regarding the disposal of a vineyard. This petition was forwarded to Tutu, who prepared a review for the court of Ptolemais in Upper Egypt. The papyrus given here is only the notebook of Tutu for his review, while the original petition of the Aswan priests as well as the final letter from Tutu are not preserved.
	Ostr. München, SMÄK ÄS 839	list of apaitetai (collectors of contributions)
	Ostr. München, SMÄK ÄS 844	receipt for merismos of Domitios Phannianos and Germanos, praktores
	Ostr. München, SMÄK ÄS 864	Account of delivery of oil and flower bouquets, possibly for cultic practices, due to the high amounts of money mentioned
	Ostr. München, SMÄK ÄS 871	letter about the exchange of various goods. contract?
	Ostr. München, SMÄK ÄS 881	receipt of the telones Bassos for cheironaxion meniaion.
	Ostr. München, SMÄK ÄS 883	account of money per day
	Ostr. München, SMÄK ÄS 885	List of names of priests on-duty in the temple, presumably the Chnoum temple.
	Ostr. München, SMÄK ÄS 886	receipt for merismos from the praktores Soter and Papremithes; only end with date is preserved, but the hand of the scribe can be identified with these praktores.
	Ostr. München, SMÄK ÄS 887	receipt for merismos from the praktores Domitios Phannianos and Germanos, paid by NN---, son of Thotomous
	Ostr. München, SMÄK ÄS 888	List of names (and occupations?)
	Ostr. München, SMÄK ÄS 891	faint traces, ink faded, no transcript
	Ostr. München, SMÄK ÄS 894	Receipt of Domitios Fannianus and Germanus collectors of money taxes for merismos of year 12 of Antoninus, paid by Pe---, son of Pachnoubis
	Ostr. München, SMÄK ÄS 895	Account of money? recording several incoming and one outgoing payment
	Ostr. München, SMÄK ÄS 896	Fragment of a receipt of the reign of Antoninus
	Ostr. München, SMÄK ÄS 1903	unknown
	Ostr. München, SMÄK ÄS 1905	Fragment of incertain content
	Ostr. München, SMÄK ÄS 1907	three broken lines of an account, mentioning kol()
	Ostr. München, SMÄK ÄS 1909	Fragment of a receipt
	Ostr. München, SMÄK ÄS 1913	List of persons connected with deliveries or income.
	Ostr. München, SMÄK ÄS 1915	List of males connected with a payment/ an income of ½ kite each.
	Ostr. München, SMÄK ÄS 1916	Pachnoumis, son of Paieus, is confirmed by [///] of having paid the compulsory labor tax for the 11th regnal year in an amount of ⅓ silver kite.
	Ostr. München, SMÄK ÄS 842	receipt of Valerios Marion, supervisor of the Sacred Gate of Soene, for merismos epikephalaiou andron anakechorekoton of the first year (corrected).
	Ostr. München, SMÄK ÄS 843	Receipt of Gellius Perses and his associate supervisors of the Sacred Gate of Syene, through the assistant Paniskos, for the survey tax for palm groves, paid by Pachompapsenchnoubis and NN.
	Ostr. München, SMÄK ÄS 848	Receipt of Valerios Marion and his associate supervisors (epiteretai) through the assistant Pachompsachis for unknown tax, paid by Zmentpos?, son of Petorzmethis and Tisatis, in year 4 of Antoninus.
	Pap. Berlin P. 15784	an amulet for the protection of pregnancy invocation to heaven, earth, water and gods to protect the fetus in the belly a variant of Pap. Brooklyn 47.218.2, col. x+3.1‒4
	Pap. Berlin P. 23870 (vso)	Possibly mentioning a mountain, or the god Tutu. The latter may fit better the sketch of a sphinx acompagning the text, but all interpretation remains enigmatic.
	Pap. Berlin P. 23213	probably an amulet for protection of a pregnant woman or a woman in postpartum period (According to: Fischer-Elfert, Magika Hieratika (2005), 158)
	Ostr. Berlin P. 12622	copy of a spell against different demons in the style of Book of the Dead chapter 151 a variant of Pap. Leiden I 358, Pap. DeM 38 and Pap. Hannover 1976.60a1 (According to: Fischer-Elfert, Magika Hieratika (2015), 333)
	Ostr. Bristol, H2389	Receipt of Apollonios, supervisor of the Sacred Gate of Syene, through his assistant Sarapion, for survey tax on palm groves of the harvest of year 13, paid by Petorzmethis, son of Pithodoros, in year 14 of Hadrian.
	Pap. Strasbourg, Institut d'Égyptologie A	The sender hints at a loan that was not repaid to him. He mentions that a woman has to work off a debt of her husband in his house . A secretary plays a role in this matter.
	Pap. Strasbourg, Institut d'Égyptologie Bb	The content of this letter is incomprehensible due to its fragmentary state. A man is mentioned who has given something.
	Pap. Strasbourg, Institut d'Égyptologie Ba	The content of this letter is incomprehensible due to its fragmentary state. Nubians who travel to Egypt, the obtaining of a bull for thes ender, and the coming of the king’s son are mentioned. In addition the sender complains that a copy of a specific letter was not sent to him.
	Pap. Strasbourg, Institut d'Égyptologie Be&f	The sender mentions that someone was sent to get hide and ochre for the subordinates.
	Pap. Strasbourg, Institut d'Égyptologie Ca	The content of this letter is incomprehensible due to its fragmentary state. Travelling is mentioned repeatedly. War probably plays a role in the travel, because weapons or warriors are noted.
	Pap. Strasbourg, Institut d'Égyptologie Cb	The content of this letter is incomprehensible due to its fragmentary state. The sender lightly touches a matter of the secretary which he had to inspect.
	Pap. Strasbourg, Institut d'Égyptologie Ep	The content of this letter is incomprehensible due to its fragmentary state. Only a personal name and the title “commander” are mentioned.
	Pap. Cairo, Cairo University P. 1690	Letter re: garments and oil written from Hermopolis to Syene, with greetings to the Temples of Bethel and the Queen of Heaven. parcel of family letters discovered at Hermopolis
	Pap. Cairo, Cairo University P. 1688	Letter re: 6.5 Shekels, Wool, Oil, Beams, etc., with greetings to the Temple of Banit in Syene. Parcel of family letters discovered at Hermopolis
	Pap. Cairo, Cairo University P. 1687	Letter re: Welfare of Harudj, a Guarantor, and Clothing. Parcel of family letters discovered at Hermopolis
	Pap. Cairo, Cairo University P. 1689	Letter re: Skins, Beams, and Oil. Parcel of family letters discovered at Hermopolis
	Pap. Cairo EM 308160	This appears to be 2 private letters (perhaps official, unknown since the letter is only partially preserved) written on the same papyrus, a letter and its response. Both letters address a transaction involving 10 asses.
	Pap. Cairo EM 308161	There is not enough content preserved to determine with certainty if this is a letter; content concerns a transaction including sandals, clothing, and silver.
	Pap. Cairo EM 308141	Letter re: lack of correspondence, household
	Pap. Cairo EM 308142	Letter re: special efforts, action with Seha
	Pap. Cairo EM 308140	fragmentary letter re: gold
	Pap. Cairo EM 308144	Letter re: 10 karsh, borrowing money and selling houses, bringing objects to Memphis
	Pap. New York, Brooklyn Museum 47.218.2	The papyrus contains a medical-magical textbook to protect a pregnant woman and her child before and after the birth. The risks of the childbirth are not mentioned. One part corresponds to a passage of the gynecological papyrus Kahun. (According to: Dils, Papyrus Brooklyn 47.218.02 (2017)) The text begins with a sequence of spells that deal with the treatment of a woman suffering from a range of disorders related to pregnancy, still birth, and infertility. At column 6, line 15, there begins a book of dispelling terrors and fears (of the night) from children, including one spell for dispelling crying and tears (beginning at column 7, line 17). The texts of this papyrus have no real parallels known from published material, for the most part.
	Ostr. Berlin P. 14605
	Pap. Berlin P. 23058	It is not possible to make a definite statement about the exact content of the text on the verso due to the fragmentary state. It is likely that these fragments are pieces of a “Book of Dream”.
	Pap. Berlin P. 23090	names of drugs
	Pap. Berlin P. 14939	Probably a fragment of the Book of Temple, judged by content and writing ductus.
	Pap. Cairo EM JdE 39461
	St. Frankfurt, Liebieghaus 1645	stela inscription
	Pap. Strasbourg, Institut d'Égyptologie Cc	The content of this letter is incomprehensible due to its fragmentary state.
	Pap. Strasbourg, Institut d'Égyptologie Cd	The content of this letter is incomprehensible due to its fragmentary state. It is probably a complaint.
	Pap. Strasbourg, Institut d'Égyptologie Ce	A counting of persons is visible on the verso. The recto contains a list of individuals who have the same name. They are distinguished by the filiation.
	Pap. Strasbourg, Institut d'Égyptologie Da	The content is incomprehensible due to its fragmentary state.
	Pap. Strasbourg, Institut d'Égyptologie Df	Letter
	Pap. Strasbourg, Institut d'Égyptologie Fb	The content is incomprehensible due to its fragmentary state.
	Pap. Strasbourg, Institut d'Égyptologie Fd	The content is incomprehensible due to its fragmentary state.
	Pap. Strasbourg, Institut d'Égyptologie Fg	The content of the letter is incomprehensible due to its fragmentary state. A section of the salutation-formula as well as titles are preserved.
	Vessel Leipzig, ÄMUL 758	The inscription of this vessel mentions the name of the tomb owner and the amount of donated products.
	St. Madrid, Museo Arqueológica Nacional 16014
	St. Stockholm, Medelhavsmuseet MME 1999:002	Stele made for a woman. A woman in front of a sunboat. Four lines of text. Funerary stele belonging to a woman, 18th dynasty. In the upper register is the tomb owner (right) standing in front of a solar bark with sitting gods. In the lower register is an offering formula that lists "all good and pure things" that the tomb owner wishes for the afterlife.
	Stat. Budapest, Museum of Fine Arts 51.1504-E	"Although the beginning of the incised funerary offering formula on the broken back pillar is missing, the text on the base preserved fully the owner's name, title and matrilinear line-age: 'on which the god lives [i.e. the offering], ti the ka of the sem-priest of SObjek, Heqaib, true of voice, born to Resankh.' The 'truncated leg' in the hieroglyph depicting an owl on the back pillar is significantly helpful in establishing the date of the statue." [Kóthay/Liptay 2013].
	Pap. Berlin P. 14944	part of the "Book of Temple" (According to: Quack)
	Pap. Berlin P. 29050	This object contains a part of "The Book of the Temple". Frg. d: jnb "wall" (?); sbꜣ "door" (?) Frg. e: stj "found/foundation/plan"
	Pap. Amsterdam, Allard Pierson Museum 2440A
	Pap. Berlin P. B/H x 1	It is not possible to make a definite statement about the exact content of the text due to its fragmentary state.
	Ostr. Durham, Oriental Museum EG5453	Front: probably belonging to a tax receipt issued by a tax collector? from Syene during the 17th regnal year of an unknown Roman emperor
	Ostr. Aswan, Excavation Edel 30a/104	Name of Tanofretiyti, daughter of Petamounis and her mother Ithoros.
	Tablet Cairo EM 92920	The first side contains a draft for a letter and a list (either an entry of several items and their quantities (Haikal, Hieratic Tablet (1985)) or a list of personal names (Edel, Qubbet el Hawa I/1 (2008)). It is not possible to make a definite statement about the exact content of the text due to its fragmentary state.
	Pap. Bolton, Bolton Museum and Art Gallery
	Perg. Alexandria, Bibliotheca Alexandrina BAAM 0513	Matthew 8.25-9.2, 13.32-38, 40-46 (later Coptic testament in Upper margin on verso).
	Ostr. Paris, Louvre E 33091
	Pap. New York, Brooklyn Museum 47.218.47	Quack indicates that this object contains medical and magical texts which refer to women. There are spells, prognoses, prescriptions, rites to ensure protection, šsꜣ.w-texts as well as the spells B and C of stelae of Horus. (Pommerening, Lehrtexte (2014), 12 and 33) Among others, the verso contains invocations to Imhotep to obtain visions. (Quack, Zauber ohne Grenzen (2013), 181 n. 16); Bortolani, Magical hymns (2016), 21 n. 56) The recto text seems to deal with gynecological matters. There are apparent references to sexual activity on the part of the woman and also to abstinence on her part under circumstances that have not yet been ascertained. The extensive rubrics give prescriptions, and there are the expected magical “elements” and references sprinkled throughout. The verso text has magical texts clearly for the protection of a woman, perhaps a companion to the text on the recto, though the scribe’s hand is different from that of the recto. The rubrics are far fewer in number than those on the recto and there are no prescriptions to speak of. A “mantra” runs throughout the texts of the verso. “Come (to me), Imhotep; recite the spells for this woman…” and in at least one place, “Come, Imhotep, and recite the spells for me,” i.e., the one who reads the text aloud.
	Pap. New York, Brooklyn Museum 47.218.156, a-d	The papyrus contains spells to protect women and children from snakes and scorpions at night. (According to: Brooklyn Museum, Magical Papyrus (2017)) Illustrated magical texts with spells against snakes and scorpions that was apparently made for the protection of the women and children at night. In addition, there are two vignettes, the first found between cols. 2 and 3, the second at the end of the papyrus, just after col.5. Two vignettes of Atum as serpent deity standing before composite deity. The standing winged creature seen here is known as the nineheaded Bes figure, a divine protector of the birth of the king and of the sun. This form of Bes was closely associated with the evening and the night part of the solar cycle. He thus also played an important role as guardian of sleeping women and children, particularly against the dangers of the night, represented here by the noxious creatures contained in the oval upon which he stands. The firebrands that surround him represent destructive forces directed at anyone who approaches. "The strange winged creature standing in front of the serpent in this scene represents several destructive forces, good and bad, inherent in various Egyptian gods. These powers were not normally represented in specific shapes; hence, the unusual being here, like the winged figure in the large stone relief also in this case, is not a single god but a representation of several abstractions. The god Bes was one of the deities associated with this composite being; as guardian of women and children, he acquired the role of protector of the birth of kings and of the sun, which sprang forth anew each morning from the underworld, where it had been threatened by snakes during the night. The images of the child and the snake on the papyrus reflect these concepts." (database entry Brooklyn Museum) "where the king (and the private individual for whom the papyrus was later adapted) is protected during sleep against being raped by a demon via the ear" (R. Ritner, JARCE 27 (1990), 34).
	Pap. New York, Brooklyn Museum 47.218.50	This papyrus contains rituals in favor of the king, but gives very often only the beginning of the corresponding recitations. The first ritual scenes have to be done at every feast of the earth and refer to the cleaning, anointment and clothing of the king. The following ritual scenes are more specific as they ensure the heritage of the king. The Egyptian New Year was linked to the annual flood of the Nile, which renewed the land's life, and to the accession to the throne of Egypt's kings. It was also believed to be a time when malign forces might threaten the required cyclical renewal of the divine order (Ma`at) that governed the universe. Its text reveals it to be a guide for use by the priest directing ceremonies protecting the king from the dangers of the end of the year and consecrating the inauguration of a new year of prosperous rule. The text has been interpreted as a ritual used for the renewal of kingship at the time of the Egyptian New Year. The text contains many mythological allusions, some clearly understood, others less so. Papyrus roll, probably from a temple's library.
	Pap. New York, Brooklyn Museum 47.218.75 + 86	The sole content of the papyrus concerns ailments of the back, buttocks, and anus. Preserving 2 specialized medical texts. In these:more than 240 recipes, circa 170 drugs are mentioned. rto.: text consists of approx. 240 recipes for afflictions of the back and abdomen vs: text is much shorter, preserving 22 recipes focussing on gynaecological problems. The verso s unfortunately badly preserved. (Unger) Context: Part of a library;part of a larger amount of texts which possibly belonged to a coherent library, originally, containing also e.g. pBrooklyn 47.218.138 and pBrooklyn 47.218.49. (Unger)
	Pap. New York, Brooklyn Museum 47.218.87a-i	Prophylactic texts to protect the Pharao against complaints of the teeth, lips, and gingival. (According to: Strukturen und Transformationen des Wortschatzes der Ägyptischen Sprache. Text- und Wissenskultur im Alten Ägypten, Papyrus Brooklyn 47.218.87 (2017)) The focus of the text is on the protection of the jaw, teeth and mouth, and the papyrus comprises several different texts that are to serve these purposes. A few of these texts state specifically that the text is to protect the mouth of the Pharaoh, while others are more generic in nature. Approximately 50 fragments of varying sizes have been reconstructed, resulting in much of the lower half of 6 columns of hieratic text. The focus of the text is on the protection of the jaw, teeth and mouth, and the papyrus comprises several different texts that are to serve these purposes. A few of these texts state specifically that the text is to protect the mouth of the Pharaoh, while others are more generic in nature.
	Ostr. Berlin P. 12149	Receipt of the 4 praktores Hermogenes, Germanos, Serapion and Papremithes for contribution of year 10 of Antoninus, paid by Petephaus, son of Petephaus and the mother Thinzmentpos, with signature of the scribe Pachnoubis signing for Papremithes?. Demotic subscription: Payer with parental filiation, possibly amount (damaged)
	Pap. New York, Brooklyn Museum 47.218.48 + 85	Hieratic "snakebite papyrus". Extant text consists of six columns, comprising 25-29 lines per column, listing the names of a number of species of snakes, a description of their appearance, the effect of their bites, and treatment therefor. Thirty-four species of snakes are dealt with. The text consists of two large compendia. The first one comprises 38 chapters, of which only chapters 14 to 38 are preserved. They describe indigenous snakes, incl. the chameleon, and relate them to a god. Features of different snake species are given for curative reasons ‒ name, appearance, size, color, habit, kind how they move, how toxic they are, how the bite looks and which results the bite has. There are some mythological sequences. The second compendium consists of 61 chapters. They list prescriptions against snakebites and give treatment instructions. In addition, there are prescriptions against scorpion stings and spider bites. Medical and magical methods are noted. "Manual of a snake charmer" (S. Sauneron, Some Newly Unrolled Papyri, 102).
	Pap. New York, Brooklyn Museum 47.218.49a-f	The text consists a compilation book of protection. In most cases the 17 spells are against earache. Fourteen columns of text of nineteen lines, (with some variation); the contents are sixteen different spells, all directed against the malevolent forces that attack the ear of the king. The text was prepared for one of the kings named Psamtik (probably Psamtik I). Each spell ends with a medical prescription.
	Oxford Ashm.
	Vessel Toronto, Royal Ontario Museum 916.1.354	inscription on oil lamp: god-father-allmighty
	Vessel Toronto, Royal Ontario Museum 916.1.359	inscription on oil lamp:
	Vessel Toronto, Royal Ontario Museum 916.1.360	inscription on oil lamp
	Vessel Toronto, Royal Ontario Museum 916.1.364	Inscription on oil lamp. The object is a typical pilgrims` token made, used and sold in and around pilgrim sites, such as that of Abu Mina. The inscription also suggests that its user was hoping for divine help by buying the small oil lamp and praying.
	Vessel Toronto, Royal Ontario Museum 916.1.365	inscription on oil lamp
	Vessel Toronto, Royal Ontario Museum 916.1.369	inscription on oil lamp
	Vessel Toronto, Royal Ontario Museum 916.1.370	inscription on oil lamp
	Bowl unknown 1906P/d-6
	Basin Berlin ÄM 18901	Offering basin of Ptolemaios I for the goddesses Satis and Anoukis, used for beer offerings. Inscriptions with invocations.
	Pap. New York, Brooklyn Museum 35.2257 [Demotic]	Fragments from accounts. Parts of names and amounts visible. Content unclear due to fragmentary condition.
	Pap. New York, Brooklyn Museum 47.218.21 A
	Pap. New York, Brooklyn Museum 47.218.21 A
	Pap. New York, Brooklyn Museum 47.218.041 [Demotic]	Fragments presumably from one account. Parts of names and amounts visible. Content unclear due to fragmentary condition.
	Pap. New York, Brooklyn Museum 47.218.044 [Demotic]	Fragments from accounts. Parts of names and amounts visible. Content unclear due to fragmentary condition.
	Pap. New York, Brooklyn Museum 47.218.70 b [Demotic]	Fragments from accounts. Parts of names and amounts visible. Content unclear due to fragmentary condition.
	Pap. New York, Brooklyn Museum 47.218.084 C [Demotic]	Fragments from accounts. Parts of names and amounts visible. Content unclear due to fragmentary condition.
	Pap. New York, Brooklyn Museum 47.218.105 [Demotic]	Fragments from accounts. Parts of names and amounts visible. Content unclear due to fragmentary condition.
	Pap. New York, Brooklyn Museum 47.218.106 [Demotic]	Fragments from accounts. Parts of names and amounts visible. Content unclear due to fragmentary condition.
	Pap. New York, Brooklyn Museum 47.218.107 [Demotic]	Fragments from accounts. Parts of names and amounts visible. Content unclear due to fragmentary condition.
	Pap. New York, Brooklyn Museum 47.218.112 [Demotic]	Fragments from accounts. Parts of names and amounts visible. Content unclear due to fragmentary condition.
	Pap. New York, Brooklyn Museum 47.218.121 b [Demotic]	Fragments from accounts. Parts of names and amounts visible. Content unclear due to fragmentary condition.
	Ostr. Marseille, Musée d'Archéologie Mediterranéenne SN MAM 3001	Receipt or account for monthly payments of 2 Dr. over the period of a whole year, due for unknown tax? of year 18 of Trajan.
	Ostr. Elephantine, excavation DAIK O 2594	Part of a Private letter, perhaps a response to an earlier letter.
	Ostr. Uppsala, Gustavianum 907	List of names of priests on-duty in the temple, presumably the Chnoum temple.
	Pap. Tokyo, Suzuki Collection of Tokai University d 17	Mythological narrative with Isis, Horus, Onuris, Chnoum, Onouris and probably Seth.
	Ostr. Hildesheim, Pelizaeus-Museum PM 5876	Pa-H̱nm ..?.. sꜣ Pa-nꜣ(?) and Peteyris are confirmed by ⸢..?..⸣ of having paid the compulsory labor tax, salt tax, and wool tax for the 30th regnal year in an amount of ½+½ kite. Countersigned by Harpaesis.
	Ostr. Elephantine, excavation DAIK O 2619	Part of a private letter, probably written between two relatives.
	Ostr. Elephantine, excavation DAIK O 2684	Part of a private letter, the remainder is a part of the usual opening, and a few words
	Ostr. Elephantine, excavation DAIK O 3333	Part of a private letter, about hiring people to do a job.
	Ostr. Elephantine, excavation DAIK O 3773	Part of a private letter, the remaining is a standard opening, and a few words.
	Ostr. Elephantine, excavation DAIK O 0047	Part of a private letter, which contains the prayer on the Prophet Muḥammad.
	Ostr. Elephantine, excavation DAIK O 0198	Part of a private letter in which money is mentioned.
	Ostr. Elephantine, excavation DAIK O 0337	The text on convex is part of a private letter in which the sender wishes for God to heal a sick person.
	Ostr. Elephantine, excavation DAIK O 0422	Part of a private letter.
	Ostr. Elephantine, excavation DAIK O 2599	Three lines of a private letter remain, and the sender's name is Aḥmad.
	Ostr. Elephantine, excavation DAIK O 3400	Two lines from the typical opening remain as part of a privet letter.
	Ostr. Elephantine, excavation DAIK O 3464	Two lines from the typical opening remain as part of a privet letter.
	Ostr. Elephantine, excavation DAIK O 3612	Three lines of a private letter survive, with the names Moḥamad and ʿĀmr mentioned.
	Ostr. Elephantine, excavation DAIK O 3319	Five lines of a private letter survive, with the names Aḥmad, Moḥamad, ʿUmar and Abī bakr mentioned.
	Ostr. Elephantine, excavation DAIK O 3397	Four lines remain from a private letter, and the name ʿĀṣim is mentioned.
	Ostr. Elephantine, excavation DAIK O 0025	Four lines from a private letter.
	Ostr. Elephantine, excavation DAIK O 2599	Part of a court's final judgment, as well as the name of the convicted.
	Ostr. Elephantine, excavation DAIK O 3330	Lines of the Qurʾān from sūra al-Raʿd (XIII).
	Ostr. Elephantine, excavation DAIK O 4225	Lines of the Qurʾān from Sūra Al-Hijr (XV).
	Ostr. Elephantine, excavation DAIK O 0456	Lines of the Qurʾān from sūra al-Nisāʾ (IV).
	Pap. Berlin P. B/H x 348	Papyrus fragment of unclear content, possibly medical-magical. Preserved is the wording "words to be spoken" which means, at least parts of the text are ment to be spoken.
	Pap. Berlin P. B/H x 349	Papyrus fragment of unclear content, due to the fragmentary condition - possibly a list as the remaining lines of column 2 all begin with the same word (mH).
	Pap. Berlin P. B/H x 350	papyrus fragment of unclear content, possibly medical-magical or ritual - probably medical because of the mention of x.t / body?
	Pap. Berlin P. B/H x 351	Papyrus Fragment of unclear content, due to fragmentary condition.
	Pap. Berlin P. B/H x 352	Papyrus Fragment of unclear content, due to fragmentary condition.
	Pap. Berlin P. B/H x 353	Papyrus Fragment of unclear content, due to fragmentary condition.
	Pap. Berlin P. B/H x 354	Papyrus Fragment of unclear content, due to fragmentary condition.
	Pap. Berlin P. B/H x 355	Papyrus Fragment of unclear content, due to fragmentary condition.
	Pap. Berlin P. B/H x 357	Papyrus Fragment of unclear content, due to fragmentary condition.
	Pap. Berlin P. B/H x 358	Papyrus Fragment of unclear content, due to fragmentary condition.
	Pap. Berlin P. B/H x 359	Papyrus Fragment of unclear content, due to fragmentary condition.
	Pap. Berlin P. B/H x 360	Papyrus Fragment of unclear content, due to fragmentary condition.
	Pap. Berlin P. B/H x 361	Papyrus Fragment of unclear content, due to fragmentary condition.
	Pap. Berlin P. B/H x 362	Papyrus Fragment of unclear content, due to fragmentary condition.
	Pap. Berlin P. B/H x 363	Papyrus Fragment of unclear content, due to fragmentary condition.
	Pap. Berlin P. B/H x 364	Papyrus Fragment of unclear content, due to fragmentary condition.
	Pap. Berlin P. B/H x 365	Papyrus Fragment of unclear content, due to fragmentary condition.
	Pap. Berlin P. B/H x 366	Papyrus Fragment of unclear content, due to fragmentary condition - probably medical/magical or ritual because of the mention of Horus.
	Pap. Berlin P. B/H x 367	Papyrus Fragment of unclear content, due to fragmentary condition.
	Pap. Berlin P. B/H x 368	Papyrus Fragment of unclear content, due to fragmentary condition - probably ritual or myth because of the mention of the Ennead (psD.t).
	Pap. Berlin P. B/H x 369	Papyrus fragment of unclear content, but possibly medical/magical because of the preserved words of spitting and being pure on fragments B/H x 371 and 372.
	Pap. Berlin P. B/H x 370	Papyrus fragment of unclear content, but possibly medical/magical because of the preserved words of spitting and being pure on fragments B/H x 371 and 372.
	Pap. Berlin P. B/H x 371	Papyrus fragment of unclear content, but possibly medical/magical because of the preserved words of spitting and being pure on fragments B/H x 371 and 372.
	Pap. Berlin P. B/H x 372	Papyrus fragment of unclear content, but possibly medical/magical because of the preserved words of spitting and being pure on fragments B/H x 371 and 372.
	Pap. Berlin P. B/H x 373	Papyrus fragment of unclear content, but possibly medical/magical because of the preserved words of spitting and being pure on fragments B/H x 371 and 372.
	Pap. Berlin P. B/H x 374	Papyrus fragments of unclear content due to their fragmentary condition.
	Pap. Berlin P. B/H x 375	papyrus fragments of unclear content due to their fragmentary condition.
	Pap. Berlin P. B/H x 376 a	Papyrus Fragment of unclear content, due to fragmentary condition.
	Pap. Berlin P. B/H x 376 b	Papyrus Fragment of unclear content, due to fragmentary condition.
	Pap. Berlin P. B/H x 377 a	Papyrus Fragment of unclear content, due to fragmentary condition. Possibly medical/magical because of the mention of "rA=k / your mouth". (This word is written with a flesh determinativ).
	Pap. Berlin P. B/H x 377 b	Papyrus fragments of unclear content due to their fragmentary condition.
	Pap. Berlin P. B/H x 377 c	Papyrus Fragment of unclear content, due to fragmentary condition.
	Pap. Berlin P. B/H x 378 a	Papyrus Fragment of unclear content, due to fragmentary condition.
	Pap. Berlin P. B/H x 378 b	Papyrus Fragment of unclear content, due to fragmentary condition.
	Pap. Berlin P. B/H x 379 a	blank fragment, apart from a red stroke(?).
	Pap. Berlin P. B/H x 379 b	blank fragment, apart from a red stroke(?).
	Pap. Berlin P. B/H x 379 c	Papyrus Fragment of unclear content, due to fragmentary condition.
	Pap. Berlin P. B/H x 379 d	Papyrus Fragment of unclear content, due to fragmentary condition.
	Pap. Berlin P. B/H x 380	Papyrus Fragment of unclear content, due to fragmentary condition.
	Pap. Berlin P. B/H x 381	Papyrus Fragment of unclear content, due to fragmentary condition.
	Pap. Berlin P. B/H x 382	Papyrus Fragment of unclear content, due to fragmentary condition.
	Pap. Berlin P. B/H x 383	Papyrus Fragment of unclear content, due to fragmentary condition.
	Pap. Berlin P. B/H x 389 a	Papyrus Fragment of unclear content, due to fragmentary condition.
	Pap. Berlin P. B/H x 389 b	Papyrus Fragment of unclear content, due to fragmentary condition.
	Pap. Berlin P. B/H x 389 c	Papyrus Fragment of unclear content, due to fragmentary condition.
	Pap. Berlin P. B/H x 389 d	Papyrus Fragment of unclear content, due to fragmentary condition.
	Pap. Berlin P. B/H x 391 a	blank fragment.
	Pap. Berlin P. B/H x 391 b	Papyrus Fragment of unclear content, due to fragmentary condition.
	Pap. Berlin P. B/H x 391 c	Papyrus Fragment of unclear content, due to fragmentary condition.
	Pap. Berlin P. B/H x 2	It is not possible to make a definite statement about the exact content of the text due to its fragmentary state.
	Pap. Berlin P. B/H x 3	It is not possible to make a definite statement about the exact content of the text due to its fragmentary state.
	Pap. Berlin P. B/H x 4	It is not possible to make a definite statement about the exact content of the text due to its fragmentary state.
	Pap. Berlin P. B/H x 5	It is not possible to make a definite statement about the exact content of the text due to its fragmentary state.
	Pap. Berlin P. B/H x 6
	Pap. Berlin P. B/H x 7
	Pap. Berlin P. B/H x 8	It likely that the text is magical due to the rubrum rꜣ "spell".
	Pap. Berlin P. B/H x 9
	Pap. Berlin P. B/H x 10	It is not possible to make a definite statement about the exact content of the text due to its fragmentary state. See Pap. Berlin P. B/H x 18b, 21 und 38 that also refer to Memphis and Ptah.
	Pap. Berlin P. B/H x 11	Content unclear due to fragmentary condition .
	Pap. Berlin P. B/H x 12	It is not possible to make a definite statement about the exact content of the text due to its fragmentary state.
	Pap. Berlin P. B/H x 13	It is not possible to make a definite statement about the exact content of the text due to its fragmentary state.
	Pap. Berlin P. B/H x 14	It is not possible to make a definite statement about the exact content of the text due to its fragmentary state. The Demotic fragment is unreadable due to the fragmentary condition.
	Pap. Berlin P. B/H x 15	It is not possible to make a definite statement about the exact content of the text due to its fragmentary state.
	Pap. Berlin P. B/H x 16	It is not possible to make a definite statement about the exact content of the text due to its fragmentary state.
	Pap. Berlin P. B/H x 17	It is not possible to make a definite statement about the exact content of the text due to its fragmentary state.
	Pap. Berlin P. B/H x 18 d	unknown due to fragmentary condition.
	Pap. Berlin P. B/H x 19 a-uuu	different texts
	Pap. Berlin P. B/H x 20 kk	unknown due to fragmentary condition
	Pap. Berlin P. B/H x 21	The classification of the text type is based on the literary style of this text. See Pap. Berlin B/H x 10, 18b und 38 that also refer to Ptah of Memphis.
	Pap. Berlin P. B/H x 22	It is not possible to make a definite statement about the exact content of the text due to its fragmentary state. "Your heart" is mentioned in the text. A medical content is possible but not necessarily correct.
	Pap. Berlin P. B/H x 23	It is not possible to make a definite statement about the exact content of the text due to its fragmentary state. A god is mentioned and the verbum "manifestating".
	Pap. Berlin P. B/H x 24	It is not possible to make a definite statement about the exact content of the text due to its fragmentary state.
	Pap. Berlin P. B/H x 25	Content unclear due to fragmentary condition
	Pap. Berlin P. B/H x 26	It is not possible to make a definite statement about the exact content of the text due to its fragmentary state.
	Pap. Berlin P. B/H x 27	It is not possible to make a definite statement about the exact content of the text due to its fragmentary state.
	Pap. Berlin P. B/H x 28	It is not possible to make a definite statement about the exact content of the text due to its fragmentary state.
	Pap. Berlin P. B/H x 29	Content unclear due to fragmentary condition.
	Pap. Berlin P. B/H x 30	It is not possible to make a definite statement about the exact content of the text due to its fragmentary state.
	Pap. Berlin P. B/H x 31	It is not possible to make a definite statement about the exact content of the text due to its fragmentary state.
	Pap. Berlin P. B/H x 32	Content unclear due to fragmentary condition.
	Pap. Berlin P. B/H x 33	The classification of the text type is based on the preserved parts of a vignette.
	Pap. Berlin P. B/H x 34	It is not possible to make a definite statement about the exact content of the text due to its fragmentary state. The god Horus is mentioned and the verb "spitting". Therefore the text might be of medical/ritual content.
	Pap. Berlin P. B/H x 35	It is not possible to make a definite statement about the exact content of the text due to its fragmentary state.
	Pap. Berlin P. B/H x 36	It is not possible to make a definite statement about the exact content of the text due to its fragmentary state.
	Pap. Berlin P. B/H x 37	It is not possible to make a definite statement about the exact content of the text due to its fragmentary state.
	Pap. Berlin P. B/H x 38	The classification of the text type is based on the literary style of the text of Pap. Berlin P. B/H x 21 that likely belongs to this object. See Pap. Berlin B/H x 10 und 18b that also refer to Ptah of Memphis.
	Pap. Berlin P. B/H x 39	It is not possible to make a definite statement about the exact content of the text due to its fragmentary state.
	Pap. Berlin P. B/H x 40 a	unknown
	Pap. Berlin P. B/H x 41	unknown due to fragmentary condition
	Pap. Berlin P. B/H x 42 a	unknown due to fragmentary condition
	Pap. Berlin P. B/H x 43	It is not possible to make a definite statement about the exact content of the text due to its fragmentary state.
	Pap. Berlin P. B/H x 44	It is not possible to make a definite statement about the exact content of the text due to its fragmentary state.
	Pap. Berlin P. B/H x 45	unknown due to fragmentary condition
	Pap. Berlin P. B/H x 46	It is not possible to make a definite statement about the exact content of the text due to its fragmentary state.
	Pap. Berlin P. B/H x 47	It is not possible to make a definite statement about the exact content of the text due to its fragmentary state.
	Pap. Berlin P. B/H x 48	It is not possible to make a definite statement about the exact content of the text due to its fragmentary state.
	Pap. Berlin P. B/H x 49	It is not possible to make a definite statement about the exact content of the text due to its fragmentary state.
	Pap. Berlin P. B/H x 50	It is not possible to make a definite statement about the exact content of the text due to its fragmentary state.
	Pap. Berlin P. B/H x 51	It is not possible to make a definite statement about the exact content of the text due to its fragmentary state.
	Pap. Berlin P. B/H x 52	It is not possible to make a definite statement about the exact content of the text due to its fragmentary state.
	Pap. Berlin P. B/H x 53	It is not possible to make a definite statement about the exact content of the text due to its fragmentary state.
	Pap. Berlin P. B/H x 54	It is not possible to make a definite statement about the exact content of the text due to its fragmentary state.
	Pap. Berlin P. B/H x 55	It is not possible to make a definite statement about the exact content of the text due to its fragmentary state. The classification of the text type is based on the preserved parts of a vignette.
	Pap. Berlin P. B/H x 56	It is not possible to make a definite statement about the exact content of the text due to its fragmentary state.
	Pap. Berlin P. B/H x 57	It is not possible to make a definite statement about the exact content of the text due to its fragmentary state.
	Pap. Berlin P. B/H x 58	It is not possible to make a definite statement about the exact content of the text due to its fragmentary state.
	Pap. Berlin P. B/H x 59 a-dd	different texts; possibly ritual because of the mention of the god Khnum in line x+1 (recto).
	Pap. Berlin P. B/H x 60	unknown due to fragmentary condition
	Pap. Berlin P. B/H x 61	The Demotic fragment is unreadable due to the fragmentary condition.
	Pap. Berlin P. B/H x 62	unknown due to fragmentary condition
	Pap. Berlin P. B/H x 63	unknown due to fragmentary condition
	Pap. Berlin P. B/H x 64	It is not possible to make a definite statement about the exact content of the text due to its fragmentary state.
	Pap. Berlin P. B/H x 65	content unknown due to fragmentary condition;
	Pap. Berlin P. B/H x 66
	Pap. Berlin P. B/H x 94 a-u	unknown due to fragmentary condition
	Pap. Berlin P. B/H x 95 a-z	unknown due to fragmentary condition
	Pap. Berlin P. B/H x 96
	Pap. Berlin P. B/H x 97
	Pap. Berlin P. B/H x 98
	Pap. Berlin P. B/H x 99	The Demotic fragment is unreadable due to the fragmentary condition.
	Pap. Berlin P. B/H x 100
	Pap. Berlin P. B/H x 129	papyrus fragments of unclear content due to their fragmentary condition.
	Pap. Berlin P. B/H x 130	papyrus fragments of unclear content due to their fragmentary condition. Some of them might be from a ritual context or the like because of the mentioning of "gods" (fragment p) and Ptah(?) (fragment aa).
	Pap. Berlin P. B/H x 131	Papyrus fragments of unclear content due to their fragmentary condition. Some of them might be from a ritual context or the like because of the mentioning of "gods" (fragment p) and Horus(?) (fragment y).
	Pap. Berlin P. B/H x 132	Papyrus fragments of unclear content due to their fragmentary condition.
	Pap. Berlin P. B/H x 133	Papyrus fragments of unclear content due to their fragmentary condition.
	Pap. Berlin P. B/H x 134	Papyrus Fragment of unclear content, due to fragmentary condition. Probably literary or mythological as the Dd.xr=k ("and then he said") points to a narrative.
	Pap. Berlin P. B/H x 135	Papyrus Fragment of unclear content, due to fragmentary condition.
	Pap. Berlin P. B/H x 136	Papyrus Fragment of unclear content, due to fragmentary condition.
	Pap. Berlin P. B/H x 137	Papyrus Fragment of unclear content, due to fragmentary condition.
	Pap. Berlin P. B/H x 138	The Demotic fragment is unreadable due to the fragmentary condition.
	Pap. Berlin P. B/H x 139	Papyrus Fragment of unclear content, due to fragmentary condition.
	Pap. Berlin P. B/H x 141	Papyrus Fragment of unclear content, due to fragmentary condition.
	Pap. Berlin P. B/H x 142	Papyrus Fragment of unclear content, due to fragmentary condition.
	Pap. Berlin P. B/H x 143	Papyrus Fragment of unclear content, due to fragmentary condition.
	Pap. Berlin P. B/H x 144	Papyrus Fragment of unclear content, due to fragmentary condition.
	Pap. Berlin P. B/H x 145	Papyrus Fragment of unclear content, due to fragmentary condition.
	Pap. Berlin P. B/H x 146	Papyrus Fragment of unclear content, due to fragmentary condition.
	Pap. Berlin P. B/H x 147	Papyrus Fragment of unclear content, due to fragmentary condition.
	Pap. Berlin P. B/H x 148	Papyrus Fragment of unclear content, due to fragmentary condition.
	Pap. Berlin P. B/H x 149	Papyrus fragments of unclear content due to their fragmentary condition.
	Pap. Berlin P. B/H x 201	Papyrus fragments of unclear content due to their fragmentary condition. One fragment (fragment r) might be liturgical if the part "m rn=k" / "in (this) your name (of)" comes from a "Namensformel"-liturgical element. Cf. B/H 203 g. The Demotic fragments are unreadable due to the fragmentary condition
	Pap. Berlin P. B/H x 202	Papyrus fragments of unclear content due to their fragmentary condition.
	Pap. Berlin P. B/H x 203	Papyrus fragments of unclear content due to their fragmentary condition. One fragment (fragment g) might be liturgical if the part "rn=k m" / "(this) your name (as)" comes from a "Namensformel"-liturgical element. Cf. B/H 201 r.
	Pap. Berlin P. B/H x 204	Papyrus Fragment of unclear content, due to fragmentary condition.
	Pap. Berlin P. B/H x 205	Papyrus Fragment of unclear content, due to fragmentary condition. The word "HHj / running" is identifiable.
	Pap. Berlin P. B/H x 206	Papyrus fragment with parts of a large "rnp.t / year" preserved, which seems to be (according to the largeness of this word) the beginning of a date-formula above a thereby dated text.
	Pap. Berlin P. B/H x 207	Papyrus Fragment of unclear content, due to fragmentary condition.
	Pap. Berlin P. B/H x 208	Papyrus Fragment of unclear content, due to fragmentary condition.
	Pap. Berlin P. B/H x 209	Papyrus Fragment of unclear content, due to fragmentary condition.
	Pap. Berlin P. B/H x 210	Papyrus Fragment of unclear content, due to fragmentary condition.
	Pap. Berlin P. B/H x 211	Papyrus Fragment of unclear content, due to fragmentary condition. Possibly medical/magical or mythical, as the god HkA might be mentioned.
	Pap. Berlin P. B/H x 212	Papyrus Fragment of unclear content, due to fragmentary condition.
	Pap. Berlin P. B/H x 242	Papyrus fragments of unclear content due to their fragmentary condition.
	Pap. Berlin P. B/H x 243	Papyrus fragments of unclear content due to their fragmentary condition.
	Pap. Berlin P. B/H x 244	Papyrus fragments of unclear content due to their fragmentary condition.
	Pap. Berlin P. B/H x 245	Papyrus fragment of unclear content, possibly from a ritual or medical/magical text. "Sfy(?) n jr.t" can be read.
	Pap. Berlin P. B/H x 246	Papyrus fragment of unclear content, possibly from a ritual or medical/magical text. As "Sfy(?) n jr.t" can be read on fragment B/H 245 and "jr.t / eye" is found on fragment B/H 247.
	Pap. Berlin P. B/H x 247	Papyrus fragment of unclear content, possibly from a ritual or medical/magical text. "Sfy(?) n jr.t" can be read on fragm. B/H 245, and here on fragm. B/H 247 the words "jr.t/ eye" and "build" (last one on line x+2) can be read.
	Pap. Berlin P. B/H x 248	Papyrus Fragment of unclear content, due to fragmentary condition.
	Pap. Berlin P. B/H x 249	Papyrus Fragment of unclear content, due to fragmentary condition.
	Pap. Berlin P. B/H x 250	Papyrus Fragment of unclear content, due to fragmentary condition.
	Pap. Berlin P. B/H x 251	Papyrus Fragment of unclear content, due to fragmentary condition.
	Pap. Berlin P. B/H x 252	Papyrus Fragment of unclear content, due to fragmentary condition.
	Pap. Berlin P. B/H x 303	Papyrus fragments of unclear content due to their fragmentary condition.
	Pap. Berlin P. B/H x 304	Papyrus fragments of unclear content due to their fragmentary condition.
	Pap. Berlin P. B/H x 305	Papyrus fragments of unclear content due to their fragmentary condition.
	Pap. Berlin P. B/H x 306	Papyrus Fragment of unclear content, due to fragmentary condition.
	Pap. Berlin P. B/H x 307	Papyrus Fragment of unclear content, due to fragmentary condition.
	Pap. Berlin P. B/H x 308	The demotic fragment contains only the name Psenesis (son of?) Es-[///].
	Ostr. ex München, Antiquarium 395 a	Wine account, detailing the origins of the eight (diple?) of wine in addressee`s possession. A person named Constantine is mentioned.
	Pap. Berlin P. B/H x 636	unknown due to fragmentary condition
	Pap. Berlin P. B/H x 637	unknown due to fragmentary condition
	Pap. Berlin P. B/H x 638	unknown due to fragmentary condition
	Pap. Berlin P. B/H x 639	unknown due to fragmentary condition
	Pap. Berlin P. B/H x 640	content unknown due to fragmentary condition
	Pap. Berlin P. B/H x 641	unknown due to fragmentary condition
	Pap. Berlin P. B/H x 642	unknown due to fragmentary condition
	Pap. Berlin P. B/H x 643	unknown due to fragmentary condition
	Pap. Berlin P. B/H x 644	unknown due to fragmentary condition
	Pap. Berlin P. B/H x 645	unknown due to fragmentary condition
	Pap. Berlin P. B/H x 646	unknown due to fragmentary condition
	Pap. Berlin P. B/H x 647	unknown due to fragmentary condition
	Pap. Berlin P. B/H x 648	unknown due to fragmentary condition
	Pap. Berlin P. B/H x 649	unknown due to fragmentary condition
	Pap. Berlin P. B/H x 650	unknown due to fragmentary condition
	Pap. Berlin P. B/H x 651	unknown due to fragmentary condition
	Pap. Berlin P. B/H x 652	unknown due to fragmentary condition
	Pap. Berlin P. B/H x 653	unknown due to fragmentary condition
	Pap. Berlin P. B/H x 654	unknown due to fragmentary condition
	Pap. Berlin P. B/H x 655	unknown due to fragmentary condition
	Pap. Berlin P. B/H x 656	unknown due to fragmentary condition
	Pap. Berlin P. B/H x 657	unknown due to fragmentary condition
	Pap. Berlin P. B/H x 658	unknown due to fragmentary condition
	Pap. Berlin P. B/H x 659	unknown due to fragmentary condition
	Pap. Berlin P. B/H x 660	unknown due to fragmentary condition
	Pap. Berlin P. B/H x 661	unknown due to fragmentary condition
	Pap. Berlin P. B/H x 662	unknown due to fragmentary condition
	Pap. Berlin P. B/H x 663	unknown due to fragmentary condition
	Pap. Berlin P. B/H x 664	unknown due to fragmentary condition
	Pap. Berlin P. B/H x 665	unknown due to fragmentary condition
	Pap. Berlin P. B/H x 666	unknown due to fragmentary condition
	Pap. Berlin P. B/H x 667	unknown due to fragmentary condition
	Pap. Berlin P. B/H x 668	unknown due to fragmentary condition and bad preservation.
	Pap. Berlin P. B/H x 669	unknown due to fragmentary condition
	Pap. Berlin P. B/H x 670	unknown due to fragmentary condition
	Pap. Berlin P. B/H x 671	unknown due to fragmentary condition
	Pap. Berlin P. B/H x 672	unknown due to fragmentary condition
	Pap. Berlin P. B/H x 673	unknown due to fragmentary condition
	Pap. Berlin P. B/H x 674	unknown due to fragmentary condition
	Pap. Berlin P. B/H x 675	Papyrus Fragment of unclear content, due to fragmentary condition.
	Pap. Berlin P. B/H x 676	unknown due to fragmentary condition
	Pap. Berlin P. B/H x 677	unknown due to fragmentary condition
	Pap. Berlin P. B/H x 678	unknown due to fragmentary condition
	Pap. Berlin P. B/H x 679	unknown due to fragmentary condition
	Pap. Berlin P. B/H x 680	unknown due to fragmentary condition
	Pap. Berlin P. B/H x 681	unknown due to fragmentary condition
	Pap. Berlin P. B/H x 682	unknown due to fragmentary condition
	Pap. Berlin P. B/H x 683	unknown due to fragmentary condition
	Pap. Berlin P. B/H x 684	unknown due to fragmentary condition
	Pap. Berlin P. B/H x 685	unknown due to fragmentary condition
	Pap. Berlin P. B/H x 686	unknown due to fragmentary condition
	Pap. Berlin P. B/H x 687	unknown due to fragmentary condition
	Pap. Berlin P. B/H x 688	unknown due to fragmentary condition
	Pap. Berlin P. B/H x 689	unknown due to fragmentary condition
	Pap. Berlin P. B/H x 690	unknown due to fragmentary condition
	Pap. Berlin P. B/H x 691	unknown due to fragmentary condition
	Pap. Berlin P. B/H x 692	unknown due to fragmentary condition
	Pap. Berlin P. B/H x 693	unknown due to fragmentary condition
	Pap. Berlin P. B/H x 694	unknown due to fragmentary condition
	Pap. Berlin P. B/H x 695	unknown due to fragmentary condition
	Pap. Berlin P. B/H x 696	unknown due to fragmentary condition
	Pap. Berlin P. B/H x 697	unknown due to fragmentary condition
	Pap. Berlin P. B/H x 698	unknown due to fragmentary condition
	Pap. Berlin P. B/H x 699	unknown due to fragmentary condition
	Pap. Berlin P. B/H x 700	unknown due to fragmentary condition
	Pap. Berlin P. B/H x 701	unknown due to fragmentary condition
	Pap. Berlin P. B/H x 702	unknown due to fragmentary condition
	Pap. Berlin P. B/H x 703	unknown due to fragmentary condition
	Pap. Berlin P. B/H x 704	unknown due to fragmentary condition
	Pap. Berlin P. B/H x 705	unknown due to fragmentary condition
	Pap. Berlin P. B/H x 706	unknown due to fragmentary condition
	Pap. Berlin P. B/H x 707	unknown due to fragmentary condition
	Pap. Berlin P. B/H x 708	unknown due to fragmentary condition
	Pap. Berlin P. B/H x 709	unknown due to fragmentary condition
	Pap. Berlin P. B/H x 710	unknown due to fragmentary condition
	Pap. Berlin P. B/H x 711	unknown due to fragmentary condition
	Pap. Berlin P. B/H x 712	unknown due to fragmentary condition
	Pap. Berlin P. B/H x 713	unknown due to fragmentary condition
	Pap. Berlin P. B/H x 714	unknown due to fragmentary condition
	Pap. Berlin P. B/H x 715	unknown due to fragmentary condition; possibly writing exercises?
	Pap. Berlin P. B/H x 716	unknown due to fragmentary condition
	Pap. Berlin P. B/H x 717	unknown due to fragmentary condition
	Pap. Berlin P. B/H x 718	unknown due to fragmentary condition
	Pap. Berlin P. B/H x 719	unknown due to fragmentary condition
	Pap. Berlin P. B/H x 720	unknown due to fragmentary condition
	Pap. Berlin P. B/H x 721	unknown due to fragmentary condition
	Pap. Berlin P. B/H x 722	unknown due to fragmentary condition
	Pap. Berlin P. B/H x 723	unknown due to fragmentary condition
	Pap. Berlin P. B/H x 724	unknown due to fragmentary condition
	Pap. Berlin P. B/H x 725	unknown due to fragmentary condition
	Pap. Berlin P. B/H x 726	unknown due to fragmentary condition
	Pap. Berlin P. B/H x 727	unknown due to fragmentary condition
	Pap. Berlin P. B/H x 728	unknown due to fragmentary condition
	Pap. Berlin P. B/H x 729	unknown due to fragmentary condition
	Pap. Berlin P. B/H x 730	unknown due to fragmentary condition
	Pap. Berlin P. B/H x 731	Fragment of the beginning of a letter.
	Pap. Berlin P. B/H x 732	The Demotic fragment is unreadable due to the fragmentary condition.
	Pap. Berlin P. B/H x 733	unknown due to fragmentary condition
	Pap. Berlin P. B/H x 734	Papyrus Fragment of unclear content, due to fragmentary condition.
	Pap. Berlin P. B/H x 735	unknown due to fragmentary condition
	Pap. Berlin P. B/H x 736	unknown due to fragmentary condition
	Pap. Berlin P. B/H x 737	unknown due to fragmentary condition
	Pap. Berlin P. B/H x 738	unknown due to fragmentary condition
	Pap. Berlin P. B/H x 739	unknown due to fragmentary condition
	Pap. Berlin P. B/H x 740	unknown due to fragmentary condition
	Pap. Berlin P. B/H x 741	unknown due to fragmentary condition
	Pap. Berlin P. B/H x 742	unknown due to fragmentary condition
	Pap. Berlin P. B/H x 743	unknown due to fragmentary condition
	Pap. Berlin P. B/H x 744	unknown due to fragmentary condition
	Pap. Berlin P. B/H x 745	unknown due to fragmentary condition and bad preservation.
	Pap. Berlin P. B/H x 746	unknown due to fragmentary condition
	Pap. Berlin P. B/H x 747	unknown due to fragmentary condition
	Pap. Berlin P. B/H x 748	unknown due to fragmentary condition
	Pap. Berlin P. B/H x 749	unknown due to fragmentary condition
	Pap. Berlin P. B/H x 750	unknown due to fragmentary condition
	Pap. Berlin P. B/H x 751	unknown due to fragmentary condition
	Pap. Berlin P. B/H x 752	unknown due to fragmentary condition
	Pap. Berlin P. B/H x 753	unknown due to fragmentary condition
	Pap. Berlin P. B/H x 754	unknown due to fragmentary condition
	Pap. Berlin P. B/H x 755	unknown due to fragmentary condition
	Pap. Berlin P. B/H x 756	unknown due to fragmentary condition
	Pap. Berlin P. B/H x 757	unknown due to fragmentary condition
	Pap. Berlin P. B/H x 758	unknown due to fragmentary condition
	Pap. Berlin P. B/H x 759	unknown due to fragmentary condition
	Pap. Berlin P. B/H x 760	unknown due to fragmentary condition
	Pap. Berlin P. B/H x 761	unknown due to fragmentary condition
	Pap. Berlin P. B/H x 762	unknown due to fragmentary condition
	Pap. Berlin P. B/H x 763	unknown due to fragmentary condition
	Pap. Berlin P. B/H x 764	unknown due to fragmentary condition
	Pap. Berlin P. B/H x 765	unknown due to fragmentary condition
	Pap. Berlin P. B/H x 766	unknown due to fragmentary condition
	Pap. Berlin P. B/H x 767	unknown due to fragmentary condition
	Pap. Berlin P. B/H x 768	unknown due to fragmentary condition
	Pap. Berlin P. B/H x 769	unknown due to fragmentary condition
	Pap. Berlin P. B/H x 770	unknown due to fragmentary condition
	Pap. Berlin P. B/H x 771	unknown due to fragmentary condition
	Pap. Berlin P. B/H x 772	unknown due to fragmentary condition
	Pap. Berlin P. B/H x 773	unknown due to fragmentary condition
	Pap. Berlin P. B/H x 774	unknown due to fragmentary condition
	Pap. Berlin P. B/H x 775	unknown due to fragmentary condition
	Pap. Berlin P. B/H x 776	unknown due to fragmentary condition
	Pap. Berlin P. B/H x 777	unknown due to fragmentary condition
	Pap. Berlin P. B/H x 778	unknown due to fragmentary condition
	Pap. Berlin P. B/H x 779	unknown due to fragmentary condition
	Pap. Berlin P. B/H x 780	unknown due to fragmentary condition
	Pap. Berlin P. B/H x 781	unknown due to fragmentary condition
	Pap. Berlin P. B/H x 782	unknown due to fragmentary condition
	Pap. Berlin P. B/H x 783	unknown due to fragmentary condition
	Pap. Berlin P. B/H x 784	unknown due to fragmentary condition
	Pap. Berlin P. B/H x 785	unknown due to fragmentary condition
	Pap. Berlin P. B/H x 786	unknown due to fragmentary condition
	Pap. Berlin P. B/H x 787	unknown due to fragmentary condition
	Pap. Berlin P. B/H x 788	unknown due to fragmentary condition
	Pap. Berlin P. B/H x 68	Fragments from different texts. Content unclear due to fragmentary condition.
	Mus. Vat. Inv. No. 22955
	Papiro Borgiano Aramaico 1
	Pap. Berlin P. B/AM x 393 a
	Pap. Berlin P. B/AM x 393 b
	Pap. Berlin P. B/AM x 393 c
	Pap. Berlin P. B/AM x 393 d
	Pap. Berlin P. B/AM x 393 e
	Pap. Berlin P. B/AM x 393 f
	Pap. Berlin P. B/AM x 393 g
	Pap. Berlin P. B/AM x 393 h
	Pap. Berlin P. B/AM x 393 j
	Pap. Berlin P. B/AM x 393 k
	Pap. Berlin P. B/AM x 393 l
	Pap. Berlin P. B/AM x 393 m
	Pap. Berlin P. B/AM x 393 n
	Pap. Berlin P. B/AM x 393 o
	Pap. Berlin P. B/AM x 393 p
	Pap. Berlin P. B/AM x 393 q
	Pap. Berlin P. B/AM x 393 r
	Pap. Berlin P. B/AM x 393 s
	Pap. Berlin P. B/AM x 393 t
	Pap. Berlin P. B/AM x 393 u
	Pap. Berlin P. B/AM x 393 v
	Pap. Berlin P. B/AM x 393 w
	Pap. Berlin P. B/AM x 394 a
	Pap. Berlin P. B/AM x 394 b
	Pap. Berlin P. B/AM x 394 c
	Pap. Berlin P. B/AM x 394 d
	Pap. Berlin P. B/AM x 394 e
	Pap. Berlin P. B/AM x 394 f
	Pap. Berlin P. B/AM x 394 g
	Pap. Berlin P. B/AM x 394 h
	Pap. Berlin P. B/AM x 394 j
	Pap. Berlin P. B/AM x 394 k
	Pap. Berlin P. B/AM x 394 l
	Pap. Berlin P. B/AM x 394 m
	Pap. Berlin P. B/AM x 394 n
	Pap. Berlin P. B/AM x 394 o
	Pap. Berlin P. B/AM x 394 p
	Pap. Berlin P. B/AM x 394 q
	Pap. Berlin P. B/AM x 394 r
	Pap. Berlin P. B/AM x 394 s
	Pap. Berlin P. B/AM x 394 t
	Pap. Berlin P. B/AM x 394 u
	Pap. Berlin P. B/AM x 394 v
	Pap. Berlin P. B/AM x 394 w
	Pap. Berlin P. B/AM x 394 x
	Pap. Berlin P. B/AM x 394 y
	Pap. Berlin P. B/AM x 394 z
	Pap. Berlin P. B/AM x 394 aa
	Pap. Berlin P. B/AM x 394 bb
	Pap. Berlin P. B/AM x 394 cc
	Pap. Berlin P. B/AM x 394 dd
	Pap. Berlin P. B/AM x 394 ee
	Pap. Berlin P. B/AM x 394 ff
	Pap. Berlin P. 13448-13
	Pap. Berlin P. B/AM x 428	Unknown. But this is the only mansucript to refer to a bronze object other than TAD C.3.28 a late 3rd century text (TAD 3 p. 73) bought by Sayce at Luxor and thought to come from Kus (Cowley AP p. 190).
	Ostr. London, BM 12063
	Ostr. London, BM 12064
	Ostr. London, BM 12065
	Ostr. London, BM 12069
	Ostr. London, BM 12410
	Ostr. London, BM 12414
	Ostr. London, BM 12415
	Ostr. London, BM 12425
	Ostr. London, BM 12426
	Ostr. London, BM 12431
	Ostr. London, BM 12433
	Ostr. London, BM 12435
	Ostr. London, BM 12442
	Ostr. London, BM 12458
	Ostr. London, BM 12461
	Ostr. London, BM 12463
	Ostr. London, BM 12470
	Ostr. London, BM 12471
	Ostr. London, BM 12488
	Ostr. London, BM 12489
	Ostr. London, BM 14142
	Ostr. London, BM 14184
	Ostr. London, BM 14282
	Ostr. London, BM 12480
	Pap. Berlin P. B/AM x 592
	Pap. Berlin P. B/AM x 429
	Pap. Berlin P. B/AM x 449 + 518 l + 539
	Pap. Berlin P. B/AM x 525 t	Appears to contain part of the name of Sennacherib from the Ahiqar narrative.
	Pap. Berlin P. B/AM x 556
	Pap. Berlin P. B/H x 929	The classification of the text type is based on the mention of body parts and different gods.
	Pap. Berlin P. B/H x 930	It is not possible to make a statement about the content due to the fragmentary state.
	Pap. Berlin P. B/H x 931	It is not possible to make a statement about the content due to the fragmentary state.
	Pap. Berlin P. B/H x 932	unknown due to fragmentary condition
	Pap. Berlin P. B/H x 933	It is not possible to make a statement about the content due to the fragmentary state.
	Pap. Berlin P. B/H x 934	It is not possible to make a statement about the content due to the fragmentary state.
	Pap. Berlin P. B/H x 935 a-kk	different texts due to different handwritings
	Pap. Berlin P. B/H x 936 a-kk	different texts due to different handwritings
	Pap. Berlin P. B/H x 937	unknown due to fragmentary condition
	Pap. Berlin P. B/H x 938	the name of a drug, a quantity written in red, and the verb dr "remove" are preserved
	Pap. Berlin P. B/H x 939
	Pap. Berlin P. B/H x 940	unknown due to fragmentary condition
	Pap. Berlin P. B/H x 941	The classification of the text type is based on Pap. Berlin P. B/H x 938 that probably belong to this object.
	Pap. Berlin P. B/H x 942	unknown due to fragmentary condition
	Pap. Berlin P. B/H x 943	unknown due to fragmentary condition
	Pap. Berlin P. B/H x 944	unknown due to fragmentary condition
	Pap. Berlin P. B/H x 945	unknown due to fragmentary condition
	Pap. Berlin P. B/H x 946	unknown due to fragmentary condition; probably medical/magical.
	Pap. Berlin P. B/H x 947	unknown due to fragmentary condition, probably some medical/magical text as there is a mention of "heat" and "in the body". Furthermore, "in the body" is marked with red ink possibly in order to be found more easy.
	Pap. Berlin P. B/H x 948	unknown due to fragmentary condition
	Pap. Berlin P. B/H x 949	unknown due to fragmentary condition
	Pap. Berlin P. B/H x 950	unknown due to fragmentary condition
	Pap. Berlin P. B/H x 951	unknown due to fragmentary condition; a date is mentioned in the fragmentary text
	Pap. Berlin P. B/H x 952	unknown due to fragmentary condition
	Pap. Berlin P. B/H x 953	unknown due to fragmentary condition
	Pap. Berlin P. B/H x 954	unknown due to fragmentary condition
	Pap. Berlin P. B/H x 955	unknown due to fragmentary condition, probably a ritual of destroying enemies
	Pap. Berlin P. B/H x 956	unknown due to fragmentary condition
	Pap. Berlin P. B/H x 957
	Pap. Berlin P. B/H x 958	unknown due to fragmentary condition,. As there is mentioned a god's name and the verb "repel", it could be from ritual/enemy-destroying context.
	Pap. Berlin P. B/H x 959	The text on the recto is unknown. The classification of the text type of the verso is based on the mention of the word k.t "another" written in red.
	Pap. Berlin P. B/H x 960	It is likely that different content-related words are listed due to the same determinative at the end of each line. More precisely, it seems to contain a fish-list, resp. a fish-related list.
	Pap. Berlin P. B/H x 961	unknown due to fragmentary condition, probably ritual/enemy-destroying context.
	Pap. Berlin P. B/H x 962	unknown due to fragmentary condition
	Pap. Berlin P. B/H x 963	unknown due to fragmentary condition, probably a medical/magical text judged by the fragmentary words preserved.
	Pap. Berlin P. B/H x 964	unknown due to fragmentary condition, noteworthy is a mention of "stone of Elephantine", sadly we don't know what was done with it.
	Pap. Berlin P. B/H x 965	unknown due to fragmentary condition; a god's determinativ is preserved.
	Pap. Berlin P. B/H x 966	unknown due to fragmentary condition
	Pap. Berlin P. B/H x 967	unknown due to fragmentary condition
	Pap. Berlin P. B/H x 968	unknown due to fragmentary condition, mention of wind and nose.
	Pap. Berlin P. B/H x 969	unknown due to fragmentary condition
	Pap. Berlin P. B/H x 970	unknown due to fragmentary condition
	Pap. Berlin P. B/H x 971	unknown due to fragmentary condition, mentioning of sovereign
	Pap. Berlin P. B/H x 972	unknown due to fragmentary condition
	Pap. Berlin P. B/H x 973	unknown due to fragmentary condition, mentioning a group of gods
	Pap. Berlin P. B/H x 974	unknown due to fragmentary condition. Religious text judged by the sentence "I am one of a million"
	Pap. Berlin P. B/H x 975	unknown due to fragmentary condition. Text concerning the well-being of the Two-Lands, mentioning Thoth, Geb and probably Maat. Because of the preserved "two-times" it is certain that at least a part of the text is ment to be spoken.
	Pap. Berlin P. B/H x 976	unknown due to fragmentary condition
	Pap. Berlin P. B/H x 977	unknown due to fragmentary condition, mention of arrows.
	Pap. Berlin P. B/H x 978	unknown due to fragmentary condition
	Pap. Berlin P. B/H x 979	unknown due to fragmentary condition
	Pap. Berlin P. B/H x 980	unknown due to fragmentary condition. The Two Lands are mentioned, therefore probably a ritual text. The line "every knife and every arrow" show a violent context (war, ritual action etc.).
	Pap. Berlin P. B/H x 981	unknown due to fragmentary condition
	Pap. Berlin P. B/H x 982	unknown due to fragmentary condition
	Pap. Berlin P. B/H x 983	unknown due to fragmentary condition
	Pap. Berlin P. B/H x 984	unknown due to fragmentary condition
	Pap. Berlin P. B/H x 985	unknown due to fragmentary condition
	Pap. Berlin P. B/H x 986	Book of the Dead or an amulett due to the vignette?
	Pap. Berlin P. B/H x 987	typical phrase of medical texts is preserved
	Pap. Berlin P. B/H x 988	unknown due to fragmentary condition
	Pap. Berlin P. B/H x 989	unknown due to fragmentary condition
	Pap. Berlin P. B/H x 990	unknown due to fragmentary condition
	Pap. Berlin P. B/H x 991	unknown due to fragmentary condition
	Pap. Berlin P. B/H x 992	unknown
	Pap. Berlin P. B/H x 993	The classification of the text type is based on the indication of a quantum written in red.
	Pap. Berlin P. B/H x 994	unknown due to fragmentary condition
	Pap. Berlin P. B/H x 995	The classification of the text type is based on the notes dmḏ "total".
	Pap. Berlin P. B/H x 996	unknown due to fragmentary condition
	Pap. Berlin P. B/H x 997	unknown due to fragmentary condition
	Pap. Berlin P. B/H x 998	unknown due to fragmentary condition
	Pap. Berlin P. B/H x 999	unknown due to fragmentary condition
	Pap. Berlin P. B/H x 1000	unknown due to fragmentary condition
	Pap. Berlin P. B/H x 1001	unknown due to fragmentary condition
	Pap. Berlin P. B/H x 1002	The classification of the text typ is based on other fragments that belong to this object.
	Pap. Berlin P. B/H x 1003	prescriptions for eye diseases are indicated
	Pap. Berlin P. B/H x 1004	The classification of the text type is based on other fragments that belong to this object.
	Pap. Berlin P. B/H x 1005	The classification of the text type is based on the mentioned words t sḏr(.t) "the bedriddenness(?)" and wnḫ "dislocation".
	Pap. Berlin P. B/H x 1006	unknown due to fragmentary condition
	Pap. Berlin P. B/H x 1007	The classification of the text type is based on the typical word k.t "another" for medical texts, on the indication of quanta written in red, and on other fragments that belong to this object.
	Pap. Berlin P. B/H x 1008	unknown due to fragmentary condition
	Pap. Berlin P. B/H x 1009	unknown due to fragmentary condition
	Pap. Berlin P. B/H x 1010	unknown due to fragmentary condition
	Pap. Berlin P. B/H x 1011	unknown due to fragmentary condition
	Pap. Berlin P. B/H x 1012	unknown due to fragmentary condition
	Pap. Berlin P. B/H x 1013	unknown due to fragmentary condition
	Pap. Berlin P. B/H x 1014	unknown due to fragmentary condition
	Pap. Berlin P. B/H x 1015	unknown due to fragmentary condition As an uraeus is mentioned, it could be in the context of king or gods or funerary.
	Pap. Berlin P. B/H x 1016	unknown due to fragmentary condition. Possibly a medical/magical text because of the mention of body and fire.
	Pap. Berlin P. B/H x 1017	unknown due to fragmentary condition Fragmentary text with the mention of Horus and judged from the preserved signs, it seems to be out of a ritual/godly context.
	Pap. Berlin P. B/H x 1018	unknown due to fragmentary condition. Possibly a text from medical/magical or ritual context.
	Pap. Berlin P. B/H x 1019	unknown due to fragmentary condition
	Pap. Berlin P. B/H x 1020	unknown due to fragmentary condition
	Pap. Berlin P. B/H x 1021	unknown due to fragmentary condition
	Pap. Berlin P. B/H x 1022	The classification of the text type is based on the indication of quanta written in red.
	Pap. Berlin P. B/H x 1023	unknown due to fragmentary condition
	Pap. Berlin P. B/H x 1024	unknown due to fragmentary condition
	Pap. Berlin P. B/H x 1025	unknown due to fragmentary condition
	Pap. Berlin P. B/H x 1026	unknown due to fragmentary condition
	Pap. Berlin P. B/H x 1027	unknown due to fragmentary condition
	Pap. Berlin P. B/H x 1028	unknown due to fragmentary condition
	Pap. Berlin P. B/H x 1029	unknown due to fragmentary condition
	Pap. Berlin P. B/H x 1030	unknown due to fragmentary condition
	Pap. Berlin P. B/H x 1031	unknown due to fragmentary condition
	Pap. Berlin P. B/H x 1032	unknown due to fragmentary condition
	Pap. Berlin P. B/H x 1033	Uncertain if this is a fragment of a ritual/religious or medical text. Unclear if the god Thot is mentioned in the text.
	Pap. Berlin P. B/H x 1034	unknown due to fragmentary condition
	Pap. Berlin P. B/H x 1035	fragmentary text with the mention of a god, sovereign and a serpent.
	Pap. Berlin P. B/H x 1036	unknown due to fragmentary condition
	Pap. Berlin P. B/H x 1037	unknown due to fragmentary condition
	Pap. Berlin P. B/H x 1038	unknown due to fragmentary condition
	Pap. Berlin P. B/H x 1039	unknown due to fragmentary condition
	Pap. Berlin P. B/H x 1040	unknown due to fragmentary condition
	Pap. Berlin P. B/H x 1041	unknown - a letter?
	Pap. Berlin P. B/H x 1042	unknown due to fragmentary condition
	Pap. Berlin P. B/H x 1043	unknown due to fragmentary condition
	Pap. Berlin P. B/H x 1044	unknown due to fragmentary condition
	Pap. Berlin P. B/H x 1045	unknown due to fragmentary condition
	Pap. Berlin P. B/H x 1046	unknown due to fragmentary condition
	Pap. Berlin P. B/H x 1047	fragmentary text, content unknown due to fragmentary condition. On the verso, traces of Demotic signs are visible, but reading uncelar due to the fragmentary condition.
	Pap. Berlin P. B/H x 1048	Fragmentary text, only part of a filiation is preserved: "a male name, son of"
	Pap. Berlin P. B/H x 1049	unknown
	Pap. Berlin P. B/H x 1050	content unclear due to fragmentary condition
	Pap. Berlin P. B/H x 1051	Content unclear due to fragmentary condition; regarding the mention of "arms" (two times) and "beneath him" (also two times in different lines), it could be a medical oder magical text, but this is, of course, uncertain.
	Pap. Berlin P. B/H x 1052	Content unclear due to fragmentary condition.
	Pap. Berlin P. B/H x 1053	unknown due to fragmentary condition
	Pap. Berlin P. B/H x 1054	unknown due to fragmentary condition
	Pap. Berlin P. B/H x 1057	Fragmentary text, content unknown.
	Pap. Berlin P. B/H x 1059	Fragmentary text with word traces that point to a religious content.
	Pap. Berlin P. B/H x 1060	Fragmentary text with two mentions of the Egyptian king. Seems to be text to be spoken (cf. the mention of "two times" after a sentence). Looks like a ritual with the king as an active party.
	Pap. Berlin P. B/H x 1061	Fragmentary text with the mention of stars and bones(?). The content has a sky-concerning, maybe astronomical, context.
	Pap. Berlin P. B/H x 1062	Content unclear due to fragmentary condition.
	Pap. Berlin P. B/H x 1063	Content unclear due to fragmentary condition.
	Pap. Berlin P. B/H x 1064	Fragmentary text with the mention of Min as King of (destroyed), referring to the horizon and worshipping persons.
	Pap. Berlin P. B/H x 1065	fragmentary picture (perhaps a lower part of a throne-depiction?)
	Pap. Berlin P. B/AM x 395
	Pap. Berlin P. B/AM x 396
	Pap. Berlin P. B/AM x 397
	Pap. Berlin P. B/AM x 398
	Pap. Berlin P. B/AM x 399
	Pap. Berlin P. B/AM x 400
	Pap. Berlin P. B/AM x 401
	Pap. Berlin P. B/AM x 402
	Pap. Berlin P. B/AM x 403
	Pap. Berlin P. B/AM x 404
	Pap. Berlin P. B/AM x 405
	Pap. Berlin P. B/AM x 406
	Pap. Berlin P. B/AM x 407
	Pap. Berlin P. B/AM x 408
	Pap. Berlin P. B/AM x 409	Contains a reference to the location at which Ahiqar the counselor of Assyrian and his successor Nadin worked, the house of the seal(-bearer).
	Pap. Berlin P. B/AM x 410
	Pap. Berlin P. B/AM x 411
	Pap. Berlin P. B/AM x 412
	Pap. Berlin P. B/AM x 413 a
	Pap. Berlin P. B/AM x 413 b
	Pap. Berlin P. B/AM x 413 c
	Pap. Berlin P. B/AM x 413 d
	Pap. Berlin P. B/AM x 413 e
	Pap. Berlin P. B/AM x 413 f
	Pap. Berlin P. B/AM x 413 g
	Pap. Berlin P. B/AM x 413 h
	Pap. Berlin P. B/AM x 413 j
	Pap. Berlin P. B/AM x 413 k
	Pap. Berlin P. B/AM x 413 l
	Pap. Berlin P. B/AM x 413 m
	Pap. Berlin P. B/AM x 414
	Pap. Berlin P. B/AM x 415
	Pap. Berlin P. B/AM x 416
	Pap. Berlin P. B/AM x 417
	Pap. Berlin P. B/AM x 418 a
	Pap. Berlin P. B/AM x 418 b
	Pap. Berlin P. B/AM x 418 c
	Pap. Berlin P. B/AM x 418 d
	Pap. Berlin P. B/AM x 418 e
	Pap. Berlin P. B/AM x 418 f
	Pap. Berlin P. B/AM x 418 g
	Pap. Berlin P. B/AM x 418 h
	Pap. Berlin P. B/AM x 418 j
	Pap. Berlin P. B/AM x 418 k
	Pap. Berlin P. B/AM x 418 l
	Pap. Berlin P. B/AM x 418 m
	Pap. Berlin P. B/AM x 418 n
	Pap. Berlin P. B/AM x 418 o
	Pap. Berlin P. B/AM x 418 p
	Pap. Berlin P. B/AM x 418 q
	Pap. Berlin P. B/AM x 418 r
	Pap. Berlin P. B/AM x 418 s
	Pap. Berlin P. B/AM x 418 t
	Pap. Berlin P. B/AM x 418 u
	Pap. Berlin P. B/AM x 418 v
	Pap. Berlin P. B/AM x 418 w
	Pap. Berlin P. B/AM x 418 x
	Pap. Berlin P. B/AM x 419
	Pap. Berlin P. B/AM x 420
	Pap. Berlin P. B/AM x 421
	Pap. Berlin P. B/AM x 422
	Pap. Berlin P. B/AM x 423
	Pap. Berlin P. B/AM x 424
	Pap. Berlin P. B/AM x 425
	Pap. Berlin P. B/AM x 426
	Pap. Berlin P. B/AM x 427
	Pap. Berlin P. B/AM x 430
	Pap. Berlin P. B/AM x 431 + 433
	Pap. Berlin P. B/AM x 432
	Pap. Berlin P. B/AM x 434
	Pap. Berlin P. B/AM x 435
	Pap. Berlin P. B/AM x 436
	Pap. Berlin P. B/AM x 437
	Pap. Berlin P. B/AM x 438
	Pap. Berlin P. B/AM x 439
	Pap. Berlin P. B/AM x 440
	Pap. Berlin P. B/AM x 441
	Pap. Berlin P. B/AM x 442
	Pap. Berlin P. B/AM x 443
	Pap. Berlin P. B/AM x 444
	Pap. Berlin P. B/AM x 445
	Pap. Berlin P. B/AM x 446
	Pap. Berlin P. B/AM x 447 + 448
	Pap. Berlin P. B/AM x 450
	Pap. Berlin P. B/AM x 451
	Pap. Berlin P. B/AM x 452
	Pap. Berlin P. B/AM x 453
	Pap. Berlin P. B/AM x 454
	Pap. Berlin P. B/AM x 455
	Pap. Berlin P. B/AM x 456
	Pap. Berlin P. B/AM x 457
	Pap. Berlin P. B/AM x 458
	Pap. Berlin P. B/AM x 459
	Pap. Berlin P. B/AM x 460
	Pap. Berlin P. B/AM x 461	If all fragments belong together this is likely a memoranda or note of a court case due to the reference to suing (frag. 464)
	Pap. Berlin P. B/AM x 462	Type of text unknown. Perhaps a court record or letter.
	Pap. Berlin P. B/AM x 463
	Pap. Berlin P. B/AM x 464	If all fragments belong together this is likely a memoranda or note of a court case due to the reference to suing (frag. 464)
	Pap. Berlin P. B/AM x 465	Mention of a grain measurement in griv
	Pap. Berlin P. B/AM x 466
	Pap. Berlin P. 23141	Record roll ?.
	Pap. Berlin P. B/AM x 570
	Pap. Berlin P. 23028.III	Religious text, which still needs further investigation. There seems to be at least two different hands, at the moment it is unclear, whether they belong to one manuscript or to two different manuscripts. In preparation for publication by Verena Lepper and Daniela C. Härtel.
	Pap. Berlin P. B/H x 18 a	unknown due to fragmentary condition
	Pap. Berlin P. B/H x 18 b	Frg. b, x+1: the name of Ptah of Memphis is mentioned: [rs.j]-jnb=f "[south] of his wall" See Pap. Berlin P. B/H x 10, 21 und 38 that also refer to Memphis and Ptah.
	Pap. Berlin P. B/H x 18 c	It is not possible to make a definite statement about the exact content of the text due to its fragmentary state. Probably it is a magical-medical text because of the mention of "heart".
	Pap. Berlin P. B/H x 18 e	unknown, due to fragmentary condition. Perhaps it is a medical-magical text because of the mentioning of "you drink"
	Pap. Berlin P. B/H x 18 f	unknown due to fragmentary condition
	Pap. Berlin P. B/H x 18 g	unknown (possibly medical-magical or ritual? due to the mentioning of "eye").
	Pap. Berlin P. B/H x 18 h	unknown due to fragmentary condition
	Pap. Berlin P. B/H x 18 k	unknown; because of the mentioning of "ba" it is possible that it is a ritual or funerary text. x+1: bꜣ=k m-ḫt "your ba (is?) behind"
	Pap. Berlin P. B/H x 18 m	unknown due to fragmentary condition
	Pap. Berlin P. B/H x 18 j	unknown due to fragmentary condition
	Pap. Berlin P. B/H x 18 l	fragmentary text, content unknown due to fragmentary condition. On the verso, traces of Demotic signs are visible, but reading uncelar due to the fragmentary condition.
	Pap. Berlin P. B/H x 18 p	unknown due to fragmentary condition
	Pap. Berlin P. B/H x 18 o	unknown
	Pap. Berlin P. B/H x 18 q	recto: unknown but possibly medical-magical due to the mentioning of "water". verso: unknown due to fragmentary condition
	Pap. Berlin P. B/H x 18 n	unknown due to fragmentary condition The Demotic parts are unreadable due to the fragmentary condition
	Pap. Berlin P. B/H x 18 r	unknown due to fragmentary condition
	Pap. Berlin P. B/H x 18 s	unknown due to fragmentary condition
	Pap. Berlin P. B/H x 18 t	unknown due to fragmentary condition
	Pap. Berlin P. B/H x 18 u	unknown due to fragmentary condition
	Pap. Berlin P. B/H x 18 v	unknown due to fragmentary condition
	Pap. Berlin P. B/H x 18 w	unknown due to fragmentary condition
	Pap. Berlin P. B/H x 18 x	unknown due to fragmentary condition
	Pap. Berlin P. B/H x 18 y	unknown due to fragmentary condition
	Pap. Berlin P. B/H x 18 z	unknown x+2: Nb.t-Ḥw.t "Nephthys"
	Pap. Berlin P. B/H x 18 aa	unknown due to fragmentary condition
	Pap. Berlin P. B/H x 18 bb	unknown
	Pap. Berlin P. B/H x 18 cc	unknown due to fragmentary condition
	Pap. Berlin P. B/H x 18 dd	unknown due to fragmentary condition; because of the mentioning of the god Ra it could be a part of a ritual / mythological or funerary text.
	Pap. Berlin P. B/H x 18 ee	unknown due to fragmentary condition
	Pap. Berlin P. B/H x 18 ff	unknown due to fragmentary condition The Demotic parts are unreadable due to the fragmentary condition
	Pap. Berlin P. B/H x 18 gg	unknown due to fragmentary condition
	Pap. Berlin P. B/H x 18 hh	unknown due to fragmentary condition; possibly from ritual or mythological context due to the mentioning of "gods"
	Pap. Berlin P. B/H x 18 jj	unknown due to fragmentary condition
	Pap. Berlin P. B/H x 18 kk	unknown due to fragmentary condition; the mentioning of "eternally" at the end of a line/text suggests that this text could possibly be placed in funerary/ritual context.
	Pap. Berlin P. B/H x 20 a	unknown due to fragmentary condition; but the mentioning of "live" and "gods" points to something ritual or funerary
	Pap. Berlin P. B/H x 20 b	unknown due to fragmentary condition
	Pap. Berlin P. B/H x 20 c	unknown due to fragmentary condition
	Pap. Berlin P. B/H x 20 d	unknown due to fragmentary condition
	Pap. Berlin P. B/H x 20 e	unknown due to fragmentary condition
	Pap. Berlin P. B/H x 20 f	unknown due to fragmentary condition; probably a ritual text / mythological text or a medical-magical text because of the mention of gods.
	Pap. Berlin P. B/H x 20 g	unknown due to fragmentary condition; possibly from a ritual or medical-magical text (because of the mention of "enemies" and the mention of a measure).
	Pap. Berlin P. B/H x 20 h	unknown due to fragmentary condition
	Pap. Berlin P. B/H x 20 j	unknown due to fragmentary condition and bad preservation.
	Pap. Berlin P. B/H x 20 k	unknown due to fragmentary condition
	Pap. Berlin P. B/H x 20 l	unknown due to fragmentary condition; probably a ritual or medical-magical text (because of the mention of "might"/sxm).
	Pap. Berlin P. B/H x 20 m	unknown due to fragmentary condition. Possibly from a ritual text because of the mention of "emerging".
	Pap. Berlin P. B/H x 20 n	unknown due to fragmentary condition
	Pap. Berlin P. B/H x 20 o	unknown due to fragmentary condition
	Pap. Berlin P. B/H x 20 p	The Demotic fragment is unreadable due to the fragmentary condition.
	Pap. Berlin P. B/H x 20 q	unknown due to fragmentary condition; possibly medical-magical because a measure unit in red is preserved.
	Pap. Berlin P. B/H x 20 r	unknown due to fragmentary condition
	Pap. Berlin P. B/H x 20 s	unknown due to fragmentary condition
	Pap. Berlin P. B/H x 20 t	unknown due to fragmentary condition; possibly a ritual or mythological text because of an opening cartouche which is possibly preserved,
	Pap. Berlin P. B/H x 20 u	unknown due to fragmentary condition
	Pap. Berlin P. B/H x 20 v	unknown due to fragmentary condition; possibly from a ritual or medical-magical text (because of the possible mention of "darkness").
	Pap. Berlin P. B/H x 20 w	unknown due to fragmentary condition
	Pap. Berlin P. B/H x 20 x	The Demotic fragment is unreadable due to the fragmentary condition.
	Pap. Berlin P. B/H x 20 y	unknown due to fragmentary condition
	Pap. Berlin P. B/H x 20 z	unknown due to fragmentary condition
	Pap. Berlin P. B/H x 20 aa	The Demotic fragment is unreadable due to the fragmentary condition.
	Pap. Berlin P. B/H x 20 bb	The Demotic fragment is unreadable due to the fragmentary condition.
	Pap. Berlin P. B/H x 20 cc	unknown due to fragmentary condition
	Pap. Berlin P. B/H x 20 dd	unknown due to fragmentary condition
	Pap. Berlin P. B/H x 20 ee	unknown due to fragmentary condition; probably medical-magical or an account (because of the mention of "emmer")?
	Pap. Berlin P. B/H x 20 ff	unknown due to fragmentary condition
	Pap. Berlin P. B/H x 20 gg	unknown due to fragmentary condition
	Pap. Berlin P. B/H x 20 hh	unknown due to fragmentary condition
	Pap. Berlin P. B/H x 20 jj	unknown due to fragmentary condition
	Pap. Berlin P. B/H x 40 b	unknown due to fragmentary condition.
	Pap. Berlin P. B/H x 40 c	unknown due to fragmentary condition; possibly medical-magical or ritual because of the mentionng of "enemies"
	Pap. Berlin P. B/H x 40 d	unknown The rubrum rꜣ "spell" is preserved.
	Pap. Berlin P. B/H x 40 e	unknown due to fragmentary condition, possibly medical-magical
	Pap. Berlin P. B/H x 40 f	unknown due to fragmentary condition.
	Pap. Berlin P. B/H x 40 g	unknown due to fragmentary condition.
	Pap. Berlin P. B/H x 40 h	unknown due to fragmentary condition.
	Pap. Berlin P. B/H x 40 j	unknown The rubrum dı=k "you shall let" is preserved. Recto: possibly medical-magical (because of the preseerved rubrum ("he might give"), maybe a recipe).
	Pap. Berlin P. B/H x 40 k	unknown due to fragmentary condition.
	Pap. Berlin P. B/H x 40 l	unknown qs "bone" is preserved in x+1.
	Pap. Berlin P. B/H x 40 m	unknown due to fragmentary condition.
	Pap. Berlin P. B/H x 40 n	unknown,possibly medical-magical x+1: r wsr.t "to the neck(?)" (the determinative of wsr.t is lost)
	Pap. Berlin P. B/H x 40 o	The classification of the text type is based on the preserved part of the rubrum: mdw.w "words" belongs likely to the characteristic rubrum ḏd mdw.w "to recite" of magical texts. Preserved is probably a part of a metatext which introducts words that are to be spoken. Therefore, it might be a ritual/medical-magical or funerary text.
	Pap. Berlin P. B/H x 40 p	unknown x+2: tp=k "your head" Possibly medical-magical, because of the mention of "your head" in line 2.
	Pap. Berlin P. B/H x 40 q	Possibly medical-magical, because of the mention of "in the head" in line 2.
	Pap. Berlin P. B/H x 40 r	unknown, but probably ritual, because of the mention of "temple" in line 2.
	Pap. Berlin P. B/H x 40 s	unknown due to fragmentary condition
	Pap. Berlin P. B/H x 40 t	unknown due to fragmentary condition
	Pap. Berlin P. B/H x 40 u	unknown due to fragmentary condition
	Pap. Berlin P. B/H x 40 v	unknown due to fragmentary condition
	Pap. Berlin P. B/H x 40 w	unknown due to fragmentary condition
	Pap. Berlin P. B/H x 40 x	unknown due to fragmentary condition
	Pap. Berlin P. B/H x 40 y	unknown due to fragmentary condition
	Pap. Berlin P. B/H x 40 z	unknown due to fragmentary condition
	Pap. Berlin P. B/H x 40 aa	unknown due to fragmentary condition
	Pap. Berlin P. B/H x 40 bb	unknown due to fragmentary condition
	Pap. Berlin P. B/H x 40 cc	unknown due to fragmentary condition. Probably ritual, medical-magical or mythological, because of the possible mention of Horus in line 1.
	Pap. Berlin P. B/H x 40 dd	unknown due to fragmentary condition
	Pap. Berlin P. B/H x 40 ee	unknown due to fragmentary condition
	Pap. Berlin P. B/H x 40 ff	unknown due to fragmentary condition; but possibly ritual or funerary because of the mention of dead persons in line 2.
	Pap. Berlin P. B/H x 40 gg	unknown due to fragmentary condition
	Pap. Berlin P. B/H x 40 hh	unknown due to fragmentary condition
	Pap. Berlin P. B/H x 40 jj	unknown due to fragmentary condition
	Pap. Berlin P. B/H x 40 kk	unknown due to fragmentary condition
	Pap. Berlin P. B/H x 42 b	unknown due to fragmentary condition
	Pap. Berlin P. B/H x 42 c	unknown due to fragmentary condition
	Pap. Berlin P. B/H x 42 d	unknown due to fragmentary condition
	Pap. Berlin P. B/H x 42 e	unknown due to fragmentary condition
	Pap. Berlin P. B/H x 42 f	unknown due to fragmentary condition
	Pap. Berlin P. B/H x 42 g	The Demotic fragment is unreadable due to the fragmentary condition.
	Pap. Berlin P. B/H x 42 h	unknown
	Pap. Berlin P. B/H x 42 j	unknown due to fragmentary condition
	Pap. Berlin P. B/H x 42 k	unknown due to fragmentary condition
	Pap. Berlin P. B/H x 42 l	The Demotic fragment is unreadable due to the fragmentary condition.
	Pap. Berlin P. B/H x 42 m	unknown
	Pap. Berlin P. B/H x 42 n	unknown due to fragmentary condition and bad preservation.
	Pap. Berlin P. B/H x 42 o	unknown due to fragmentary condition
	Pap. Berlin P. B/H x 42 p	The Demotic fragment is unreadable due to the fragmentary condition.
	Pap. Berlin P. B/H x 42 q	unknown due to fragmentary condition
	Pap. Berlin P. B/H x 42 r	unknown due to fragmentary condition
	Pap. Berlin P. B/H x 42 s	unknown due to fragmentary condition
	Pap. Berlin P. B/H x 42 u	unknown due to fragmentary condition
	Pap. Berlin P. B/H x 42 t	unknown due to fragmentary condition
	Pap. Berlin P. B/H x 42 v	unknown due to fragmentary condition
	Ostr. Elephantine, excavation DAIK O 2754	Lines of the Qurʾān from sūra al-Zukhruf (XXXXIII).
	Ostr. Elephantine, excavation DAIK O 3329	Lines of the Qurʾān from sūra al-Zumar (XXXiX).
	Ostr. Elephantine, excavation DAIK O 4176	Islamic religious phrases.
	Ostr. Elephantine, excavation DAIK O 4214	Islamic religious phrases.
	Ostr. Elephantine, excavation DAIK O 0189	Islamic religious phrases.
	Ostr. Elephantine, excavation DAIK O 0202	Islamic religious phrases
	Ostr. Elephantine, excavation DAIK O 3466	Writing exercises
	Ostr. Elephantine, excavation DAIK O 3846	Writing exercises (lines of the Qurʾān from ṣūra al-Fātiḥa, I).
	Ostr. Elephantine, excavation DAIK O 0342	Writing exercises on convex. On the concave there are a very faded/rubbed text. According to ʿAbd al-Latīf, what can be read from it is the names of Muḥammad, Ramadān, Aḥmad, Salāḥ. ʿAbd al-Latīf also believes that these may be the names of the students who are trained in writing.
	Ostr. Elephantine, excavation DAIK O 0420	Writing exercises (lines of the Qurʾān).
	Ostr. Elephantine, excavation DAIK O 3331	Amulet to protect against the jinn.
	Ostr. Elephantine, excavation DAIK O 0191	Amulet
	Ostr. Elephantine, excavation DAIK O 4222	On the convex, a medical prescription was written, and on the concave, a letter mentioned al-Fustāt.
	Ostr. Elephantine, excavation DAIK O 0337
	Ostr. Elephantine, excavation DAIK O 3402
	Ostr. Elephantine, excavation DAIK O 0214
	Ostr. Elephantine, excavation DAIK O 0443	Basmala
	Ostr. Elephantine, excavation DAIK O 1111	Marriage contract.
	Perg. Paris, Bibliothèque Nationale 7194	Fragment of the Qurʾān, sūra al-Nisāʾ (Q 4: 129, 133, 134; 135, 139).
	Perg. Paris, Bibliothèque Nationale 7197	Fragment of the Qurʾān, sūra al-Nisāʾ (Q 4:153, 157; 158, 163).
	Perg. Paris, Bibliothèque Nationale 7199	Fragment of the Qurʾān, sūra al-Kahf (Q 18:22-29, 29-37).
	Perg. Paris, Bibliothèque Nationale 7200	Fragment of the Qurʾān, sūra Maryam (Q 19:42-53, 57-62).
	Perg. Paris, Bibliothèque Nationale 7202	Fragment of the Qurʾān, sūra al-Aḥzab (Q 33:5-10, 13-18).
	Perg. Paris, Bibliothèque Nationale 7203	Fragment of the Qurʾān, sūra Āl-ʿImrān (Q 3:69-75, 76-81).
	Pap. Aswan, Nubia Museum 2548	An eighth-century Arabic Letter to the king of Nubia; A Letter from the Governor of Egypt to the king of Nubia and Muqurra concerning Egyptian-Nubian relations in 141/758.
	Te. P.Cair.IslArt inv. 4222	The marriage contract of Abī Muḥammad the King of Dongola, which was written by the judge of Aswān.
	Te. P.Cair.IslArt inv. 4224	The marriage contract of Prince ʿAlam al-Dīn and his wife Umm al-Khaīr, which was done by the judge of Aswān.
	P.Cair.IslArt inv. 4223
	Papr. P.Cair.IslArt inv. 23973/61	The marriage contract of Muḥammad and his wife Umm al-Ḥassan, which was done by the judge of Aswān; and acknowledgment of receiving a share of the deferred dowry.
	Te. P.Cair.IslArt inv. 4223	The marriage contract of Prince ʿIzz al-Dīn and his wife Princess Umm al-Khaīr, which was done by the judge of Aswān.
	Pap. Berlin P. 7903	Official document mentioning the Abbasid Caliph al-Muktafī Biallāh.
	Pap. P.Ryl.inv. D VI 7	Private letter mentions the minerals land (in the eastern desert opposite to Aswan).
	P.Cair.EgLib.inv. 551	Report of an administrator of an estate to his lord, mentioning a road connecting the Western Desert oasis to Aswān.
	Pap. P.Cair.EgLib.inv. 2129	Receipt for payment of land-tax (kharāj).
	Pap. P. Hamburg A.O. 61	Various inquiries and communications from a tenant farmer to his master about tilling the land and property tax.
	Pap. P.Philad.Univ.Mus.inv. E 16673	Private accounts
	P.Vind.inv. A.Ch. 12868	An Arabic Ephemeris for the 300 PersianYear/ 931-932 CE. It contains dates in the Persian, Arabic, Syriac, and coptic calendars and the daily positions of sun, moon, planets, and ascending lunar node, together with solar altitudes and lengths of the day, for the geographical latitude of Aswan.
	Pap. P.Vind.inv. A. P. 00354	On recto and verso administrative texts, containing a collection of entries or acts concerning shipments by sea, arranged in paragraphs. The people of Aswān are mentioned in the text. This document was either a draft or a later copy or writing exercises - or more likely, an internal working tool relating to the shipments.
	Pap. P.Vind.inv. A. P. 572	Official letter, administrative document.
	Pap. P.Vind.inv. A. P. 08115	An official letter from Egypt's ruler, in which the governor of Aswān is mentioned.
	Pap. P.Vind.inv. A. P. 08367	A letter fragment and a list of names, Aswān is mentioned.
	Papr. P.Vind.inv. A. Ch. 25622	On the recto, there are two drawings and the remnants of two lines; on the verso, there are nine lines of a letter. The text mentions Upper Egypt and Aswan.
	Ostr. Elephantine,excavation SwissInst Ω 4955
	Ostr. Elephantine,excavation SwissInst Ω 4956
	Ostr. Elephantine,excavation SwissInst Ω 4957
	Ostr. Elephantine,excavation SwissInst Ω 4958
	Ostr. Elephantine,excavation SwissInst Ω 4959
	Ostr. Elephantine,excavation SwissInst Ω 4953	Drawing of a Horus falcon. The name of the deity is mentioned in the following line. Due to the fact that both lines are (partially) overwritten with another line a clear interpretation is difficult.
	Ostr. Elephantine,excavation SwissInst Ω 4961
	Ostr. Elephantine,excavation SwissInst Ω 4960	Content unclear due to fragmentary condition.
	Ostr. Elephantine,excavation SwissInst Ω 4969	Content unclear due to the heavily faded condition of the text:
	Ostr. Elephantine,excavation SwissInst Ω 4970	Possibly account of which most parts are lost.
	Ostr. Elephantine,excavation SwissInst Ω 4971
	Ostr. Elephantine,excavation SwissInst Ω 4972	Content unclear due to fragmentary condition.
	Ostr. Elephantine,excavation SwissInst Ω 4973	Vow, with the name of the deity broken off.
	Ostr. Elephantine,excavation SwissInst Ω 4974	Account, only some amounts of money in obol preserved.
	Ostr. Elephantine,excavation SwissInst Ω 4978	Contents not to be determined.
	Ostr. Elephantine,excavation SwissInst Ω 4976	Vow, with the name of Isis, all the rest is broken off.
	Ostr. Elephantine,excavation SwissInst Ω 4977	List of names of priests on-duty in the temple, presumably the Chnoum temple.
	Ostr. Elephantine,excavation SwissInst Ω 4979	Account: List of persons connected with amounts of money.
	Ostr. Elephantine,excavation SwissInst Ω 4980	Due to the fragmentary state it is not possible to make a definite statement about the exact content of the fragments at this point in time.
	Ostr. Elephantine,excavation SwissInst Ω 4981	Content unclear due to fragmentary condition.
	Ostr. Elephantine,excavation SwissInst Ω 5041	Unclear content due to the fragmentary condition.
	Ostr. Elephantine,excavation SwissInst Ω 5027	List of persons connected with deliveries or income.
	Ostr. Elephantine,excavation SwissInst Ω 5028	Possibly account of which most parts are lost.
	Ostr. Elephantine,excavation SwissInst Ω 5029	List of persons. Due to the fragmentary condition it remains unclear whether it mentions priests on duty or an account.
	Ostr. Elephantine,excavation SwissInst Ω 5030	The fragmentary text mentions names and amounts of money, so this might be an accunt or something similar.
	Ostr. Elephantine,excavation SwissInst Ω 5031	List of persons. Due to the fragmentary condition it remains unclear whether it mentions priests on duty or an account.
	Ostr. Elephantine,excavation SwissInst Ω 5032+5037+5039+5055	List of persons connected with deliveries or income of 4 silver kite each.
	Ostr. Elephantine,excavation SwissInst Ω 5033	List of persons. Due to the fragmentary condition it remains unclear whether it mentions priests on duty or an account.
	Ostr. Elephantine,excavation SwissInst Ω 5034	Only names are preserved from this heavily faded text, presumably an account.
	Ostr. Elephantine,excavation SwissInst Ω 5035	Only some names can be read, possibly account.
	Ostr. Elephantine,excavation SwissInst Ω 5036	List of names of priests on-duty in the temple, presumably the Chnoum temple.
	Ostr. Elephantine,excavation SwissInst Ω 5038	List of persons connected with deliveries or income.
	Ostr. Elephantine,excavation SwissInst Ω 5067
	Ostr. Elephantine,excavation SwissInst Ω 5043	List of names of priests on-duty in the temple, presumably the Chnoum temple.
	Ostr. Elephantine,excavation SwissInst Ω 5051
	Ostr. Elephantine,excavation SwissInst Ω 5052	Pachnoumis, son of Pa[///] and a lost person confirm of having received something.
	Ostr. Elephantine,excavation SwissInst Ω 5054	Possibly account (persons connected with numbers) of which most parts are lost. One line was presumably wiped out.
	Ostr. Elephantine,excavation SwissInst Ω 5057	List of names of priests on-duty in the temple, presumably the Chnoum temple.
	Ostr. Elephantine,excavation SwissInst Ω 5061	Vow, with the name of the deity broken off.
	Ostr. Elephantine,excavation SwissInst Ω 5062	Vow, with the name of the deity broken off in front of the epithet " great god, lord of Elephantine", which clearly points to Chnoum. The name of the person seems to start with an Pa.
	Ostr. Elephantine,excavation SwissInst Ω 5088	Unclear content due to the fragmentary condition.
	Ostr. Elephantine,excavation SwissInst Ω 5084	A person whose name is lost is confirmed of having paid 3 kite(?) and 6 obols. Mention of a certain Espmetis in unclear context.
	Pap. P.Cair.EgLib.inv. 552	List of various garmentd and wardrobe-requisits sold to various persons, written at different times, with a different pen and ink, originally from a day-book.
	Pap. P.Vind.inv. A.P. 762	Debenture; (dhikr ḥaqq); Commitment note of 9 installments of dīnār to be paid in installments with a cession clause.
	Perg. Chicago OI A 6966	Sale of property.
	Pap. Berlin P. B/AM x 494
	Pap. Berlin P. B/AM x 609 a
	Pap. Berlin P. B/AM x 609 b
	Pap. Berlin P. B/AM x 609 c
	Pap. Berlin P. B/AM x 609 h	It is difficult to determine if this is the negative particle "not" or the end of a word. The letter spacing is wide, and if it is uniformed in the manuscript, the traces of ink on the right side of the fragment would indicate that this is the end of a word.
	Pap. Berlin P. B/AM x 609 j
	Pap. Berlin P. B/AM x 609 k
	Pap. Berlin P. B/AM x 609 p (keep)
	Pap. Berlin P. B/AM x 609 q
	Pap. Berlin P. B/AM 609 v
	Pap. Berlin P. B/AM x 609 w
	Pap. Berlin P. B/AM x 609 x (keep)
	Pap. Berlin P. B/AM x 609 y
	Pap. Berlin P. B/AM x 609 dd (keep)
	Pap. Berlin P. B/AM x 609 ee
	Pap. Berlin P. B/AM x 609 ff (keep)
	Pap. Berlin P. B/AM x 609 d
	Pap. Berlin P. B/AM x 609 e
	Pap. Berlin P. B/AM x 609 f (keep)
	Pap. Berlin P. B/AM x 609 g
	Pap. Berlin P. B/AM x 467
	Pap. Berlin P. B/AM x 468
	Pap. Berlin P. B/AM x 469
	Pap. Berlin P. B/AM x 470
	Pap. Berlin P. B/AM x 471
	Pap. Berlin P. B/AM x 472
	Pap. Berlin P. B/AM x 473	See comments on handwritting. Perhaps a list of names (?) .
	Pap. Berlin P. B/AM x 474
	Pap. Berlin P. B/AM x 475
	Pap. Berlin P. B/AM x 476 a
	Pap. Berlin P. B/AM x 476 b
	Pap. Berlin P. B/AM x 476 c
	Pap. Berlin P. B/AM x 476 d
	Pap. Berlin P. B/AM x 476 e
	Pap. Berlin P. B/AM x 476 f
	Pap. Berlin P. B/AM x 476 g
	Pap. Berlin P. B/AM x 476 h
	Pap. Berlin P. B/AM x 476 j
	Pap. Berlin P. B/AM x 476 k
	Pap. Berlin P. B/AM x 476 l
	Pap. Berlin P. B/AM x 476 m
	Pap. Berlin P. B/AM x 476 n
	Pap. Berlin P. B/AM x 476 o
	Pap. Berlin P. B/AM x 476 p
	Pap. Berlin P. B/AM x 476 q
	Pap. Berlin P. B/AM x 476 r
	Pap. Berlin P. B/AM x 476 s
	Pap. Berlin P. B/AM x 476 t
	Pap. Berlin P. B/AM x 476 u
	Pap. Berlin P. B/AM x 476 v
	Pap. Berlin P. B/AM x 476 w
	Pap. Berlin P. B/AM x 476 x
	Pap. Berlin P. B/AM x 476 y
	Pap. Berlin P. B/AM x 476 z
	Pap. Berlin P. B/AM x 476 aa
	Pap. Berlin P. B/AM x 476 bb
	Pap. Berlin P. B/AM x 476 cc
	Pap. Berlin P. B/AM x 476 dd
	Pap. Berlin P. B/AM x 476 ee
	Pap. Berlin P. B/AM x 476 ff
	Pap. Berlin P. B/AM x 476 gg
	Pap. Berlin P. B/AM x 476 hh
	Pap. Berlin P. B/AM x 476 jj
	Pap. Berlin P. B/AM x 476 kk
	Pap. Berlin P. B/AM x folder 27
	Pap. Berlin P. B/AM x 478
	Pap. Berlin P. B/AM x 479
	Pap. Berlin P. B/AM x 480
	Pap. Berlin P. B/AM x 481
	Pap. Berlin P. B/AM x 482
	Pap. Berlin P. B/AM x 483
	Pap. Berlin P. B/AM x 484
	Pap. Berlin P. B/AM x 485
	Pap. Berlin P. B/AM x 486
	Pap. Berlin P. B/AM x 487
	Pap. Berlin P. B/AM x 488
	Pap. Berlin P. B/AM x 489
	Pap. Berlin P. B/AM x 490
	Pap. Berlin P. B/AM x 491
	Pap. Berlin P. B/AM x 492
	Pap. Berlin P. B/AM x 493
	Pap. Berlin P. B/AM x 495
	Pap. Berlin P. B/AM x 496
	Pap. Berlin P. B/AM x 497
	Pap. Berlin P. B/AM x 498
	Pap. Berlin P. B/AM x 499
	Pap. Berlin P. B/AM x 500
	Pap. Berlin P. B/AM x 501
	Pap. Berlin P. B/AM x 502
	Pap. Berlin P. B/AM x 503
	Pap. Berlin P. B/AM x 504
	Pap. Berlin P. B/AM x 505
	Pap. Berlin P. B/AM x 506
	Pap. Berlin P. B/AM x 507
	Pap. Berlin P. B/AM x 508
	Pap. Berlin P. B/AM x 509
	Pap. Berlin P. B/AM x 510
	Pap. Berlin P. B/AM x 511
	Pap. Berlin P. B/AM x 512	The Demotic parts are unreadable due to the fragmentary condition
	Pap. Berlin P. B/AM x 513
	Pap. Berlin P. B/AM x 514
	Pap. Berlin P. B/AM x 515
	Pap. Berlin P. B/AM x 516	Mention of two Egyptians and inspection.
	Pap. Berlin P. B/AM x 517	Demotic palimpsest?
	Pap. Berlin P. B/AM x 518 a
	Pap. Berlin P. B/AM x 518 b
	Pap. Berlin P. B/AM x 518 c
	Pap. Berlin P. B/AM x 518 d	Name.
	Pap. Berlin P. B/AM x 518 e
	Pap. Berlin P. B/AM x 518 f
	Pap. Berlin P. B/AM x 518 g
	Pap. Berlin P. B/AM x 518 h
	Pap. Berlin P. B/AM x 518 j
	Pap. Berlin P. B/AM x 518 k
	Pap. Berlin P. B/AM x 518 m
	Pap. Berlin P. B/AM x 518 n
	Pap. Berlin P. B/AM x 518 o
	Pap. Berlin P. B/AM x 518 p
	Pap. Berlin P. B/AM x 518 q
	Pap. Berlin P. B/AM x 518 r
	Pap. Berlin P. B/AM x 518 s
	Pap. Berlin P. B/AM x 518 t
	Pap. Berlin P. B/AM x 518 u	4 names. 2 lost.
	Pap. Berlin P. B/AM x 518 v
	Pap. Berlin P. B/AM x 518 w
	Pap. Berlin P. B/AM x 518 x
	Pap. Berlin P. B/AM x 518 y
	Pap. Berlin P. B/AM x 518 z
	Pap. Berlin P. B/AM x 518 aa
	Pap. Berlin P. B/AM x 518 bb
	Pap. Berlin P. B/AM x 518 cc
	Pap. Berlin P. B/AM x 518 dd
	Pap. Berlin P. B/AM x 518 ee
	Pap. Berlin P. B/AM x 518 ff
	Pap. Berlin P. B/AM x 518 gg
	Pap. Berlin P. B/AM x 518 hh
	Pap. Berlin P. B/AM x 518 jj
	Pap. Berlin P. B/AM x 518 kk	Letter or contract.
	Pap. Berlin P. B/AM x 519
	Pap. Berlin P. B/AM x 520
	Pap. Berlin P. B/AM x 521
	Pap. Berlin P. B/AM x 522
	Pap. Berlin P. B/AM x 523
	Pap. Berlin P. B/AM x 524
	Pap. Berlin P. B/AM x 525
	Pap. Berlin P. B/AM x 526
	Pap. Berlin P. B/AM x 527
	Pap. Berlin P. B/AM x 528
	Pap. Berlin P. B/AM x 529
	Pap. Berlin P. B/AM x 530
	Pap. Berlin P. B/AM x 531
	Pap. Berlin P. B/AM x 532
	Pap. Berlin P. B/AM x 533
	Pap. Berlin P. B/AM x 534
	Pap. Berlin P. B/AM x 535
	Pap. Berlin P. B/AM x 536
	Pap. Berlin P. B/AM x 537
	Pap. Berlin P. B/AM x 538
	Pap. Berlin P. B/AM x 539
	Pap. Berlin P. B/AM x 540
	Pap. Berlin P. B/AM x 541
	Pap. Berlin P. B/AM x 542
	Pap. Berlin P. B/AM x 543
	Pap. Berlin P. B/AM x 544
	Pap. Berlin P. B/AM x 545
	Pap. Berlin P. B/AM x 546
	Pap. Berlin P. B/AM x 547
	Pap. Berlin P. B/AM x 548
	Pap. Berlin P. B/AM x 549
	Pap. Berlin P. B/AM x 550
	Pap. Berlin P. B/AM x 551 a
	Pap. Berlin P. B/AM x 551 b
	Pap. Berlin P. B/AM x 551 c
	Pap. Berlin P. B/AM x 551 d
	Pap. Berlin P. B/AM x 551 e
	Pap. Berlin P. B/AM x 551 f
	Pap. Berlin P. B/AM x 551 g
	Pap. Berlin P. B/AM x 551 h
	Pap. Berlin P. B/AM x 551 j
	Pap. Berlin P. B/AM x 551 k
	Pap. Berlin P. B/AM x 551 l
	Pap. Berlin P. B/AM x 551 m
	Pap. Berlin P. B/AM x 551 n
	Pap. Berlin P. B/AM x 551 o
	Pap. Berlin P. B/AM x 551 p
	Pap. Berlin P. B/AM x 551 q
	Pap. Berlin P. B/AM x 551 r
	Pap. Berlin P. B/AM x 551 s
	Pap. Berlin P. B/AM x 551 t
	Pap. Berlin P. B/AM x 551 u
	Pap. Berlin P. B/AM x 551 v
	Pap. Berlin P. B/AM x 551 w
	Pap. Berlin P. B/AM x 551 x
	Pap. Berlin P. B/AM x 551 y
	Pap. Berlin P. B/AM x 551 z
	Pap. Berlin P. B/AM x 551 aa
	Pap. Berlin P. B/AM x 551 bb
	Pap. Berlin P. B/AM x 551 cc
	Pap. Berlin P. B/AM x 551 dd
	Pap. Berlin P. B/AM x 551 ee
	Pap. Berlin P. B/AM x 551 ff
	Pap. Berlin P. B/AM x 551 gg
	Pap. Berlin P. B/AM x 551 hh
	Pap. Berlin P. B/AM x 551 jj
	Pap. Berlin P. B/AM x 551 kk
	Pap. Berlin P. B/AM x 552
	Pap. Berlin P. B/AM x 553
	Pap. Berlin P. B/AM x 554
	Pap. Berlin P. B/AM x 555
	Pap. Berlin P. B/AM x 557
	Pap. Berlin P. B/AM x 558
	Pap. Berlin P. B/AM x 559
	Pap. Berlin P. B/AM x 560
	Pap. Berlin P. B/AM x 561
	Pap. Berlin P. B/AM x 562
	Pap. Berlin P. B/AM x 563
	Pap. Berlin P. B/AM x 564
	Pap. Berlin P. B/AM x 565
	Pap. Berlin P. B/AM x 566
	Pap. Berlin P. B/AM x 567
	Pap. Berlin P. B/AM x 568
	Pap. Berlin P. B/AM x 569
	Pap. Berlin P. B/AM x 571
	Pap. Berlin P. B/AM x 572
	Pap. Berlin P. B/AM x 573
	Pap. Berlin P. B/AM x 574
	Pap. Berlin P. B/AM x 575
	Pap. Berlin P. B/AM x 576
	Pap. Berlin P. B/AM x 577
	Pap. Berlin P. B/AM x 578
	Pap. Berlin P. B/AM x 579
	Pap. Berlin P. B/AM x 580
	Pap. Berlin P. B/AM x 581 a
	Pap. Berlin P. B/AM x 581 b
	Pap. Berlin P. B/AM x 581 c
	Pap. Berlin P. B/AM x 581 d
	Pap. Berlin P. B/AM x 581 e
	Pap. Berlin P. B/AM x 581 f
	Pap. Berlin P. B/AM x 581 g
	Pap. Berlin P. B/AM x 581 h
	Pap. Berlin P. B/AM x 581 j
	Pap. Berlin P. B/AM x 581 k
	Pap. Berlin P. B/AM x 581 l
	Pap. Berlin P. B/AM x 581 m
	Pap. Berlin P. B/AM x 581 n
	Pap. Berlin P. B/AM x 581 o
	Pap. Berlin P. B/AM x 581 p
	Pap. Berlin P. B/AM x 581 q
	Pap. Berlin P. B/AM x 581 r
	Pap. Berlin P. B/AM x 581 s
	Pap. Berlin P. B/AM x 581 t
	Pap. Berlin P. B/AM x 581 u
	Pap. Berlin P. B/AM x 582 a
	Pap. Berlin P. B/AM x 582 b
	Pap. Berlin P. B/AM x 582 c
	Pap. Berlin P. B/AM x 582 d
	Pap. Berlin P. B/AM x 582 e
	Pap. Berlin P. B/AM x 582 f
	Pap. Berlin P. B/AM x 582 g
	Pap. Berlin P. B/AM x 582 h
	Pap. Berlin P. B/AM x 582 j
	Pap. Berlin P. B/AM x 582 k
	Pap. Berlin P. B/AM x 582 l
	Pap. Berlin P. B/AM x 582 m
	Pap. Berlin P. B/AM x 582 n
	Pap. Berlin P. B/AM x 582 o
	Pap. Berlin P. B/AM x 582 p
	Pap. Berlin P. B/AM x 582 q
	Pap. Berlin P. B/AM x 582 r
	Pap. Berlin P. B/AM x 582 s
	Pap. Berlin P. B/AM x 582 t
	Pap. Berlin P. B/AM x 582 u
	Pap. Berlin P. B/AM x 582 v
	Pap. Berlin P. B/AM x 582 w
	Pap. Berlin P. B/AM x 582 x
	Pap. Berlin P. B/AM x 582 y
	Pap. Berlin P. B/AM x 582 z
	Pap. Berlin P. B/AM x 582 aa
	Pap. Berlin P. B/AM x 582 bb
	Pap. Berlin P. B/AM x 582 cc
	Pap. Berlin P. B/AM x 582 dd
	Pap. Berlin P. B/AM x 582 ee
	Pap. Berlin P. B/AM x 582 ff
	Pap. Berlin P. B/AM x 582 gg
	Pap. Berlin P. B/AM x 582 hh
	Pap. Berlin P. B/AM x 582 jj
	Pap. Berlin P. B/AM x 582 kk
	Pap. Berlin P. B/AM x 583
	Pap. Berlin P. B/AM x 584
	Pap. Berlin P. B/AM x 585
	Pap. Berlin P. B/AM x 586
	Pap. Berlin P. B/AM x 587
	Pap. Berlin P. B/AM x 588
	Pap. Berlin P. B/AM x 589
	Pap. Berlin P. B/AM x 590
	Pap. Berlin P. B/AM x 591
	Pap. Berlin P. B/AM x 593
	Pap. Berlin P. B/AM x 594
	Pap. Berlin P. B/AM x 595
	Pap. Berlin P. B/AM x 596
	Pap. Berlin P. B/AM x 597
	Pap. Berlin P. B/AM x 598
	Pap. Berlin P. B/AM x 599
	Pap. Berlin P. B/AM x 601
	Pap. Berlin P. B/AM x 602
	Pap. Berlin P. B/AM x 603
	Pap. Berlin P. B/AM x 604
	Pap. Berlin P. B/AM x 605
	Pap. Berlin P. B/AM x 606
	Pap. Berlin P. B/AM x 607
	Pap. Berlin P. B/AM x 608
	Pap. Berlin P. B/AM x 609 aa
	Pap. Berlin P. B/AM x 609 bb
	Pap. Berlin P. B/AM x 609 cc
	Pap. Berlin P. B/AM x 609 gg
	Pap. Berlin P. B/AM x 609 hh
	Pap. Berlin P. B/AM x 609 jj
	Pap. Berlin P. B/AM x 609 l
	Pap. Berlin P. B/AM x 609 m
	Pap. Berlin P. B/AM x 609 n
	Pap. Berlin P. B/AM x 609 o
	Pap. Berlin P. B/AM x 609 s
	Pap. Berlin P. B/AM x 609 t
	Pap. Berlin P. B/AM x 609 u
	Pap. Berlin P. B/AM x 609 v
	Pap. Berlin P. B/AM x 518 l
	Tablet Elephantine,excavation SwissInst 47704S/b-7	List of priests on duty, sorted in groups of 10 or 4 men, changing every month. Later, the tablet was used as board for writing exercises.
	Pap. Berlin P. B/H x 18 a-kk	different texts
	Pap. Berlin P. B/H x 20 a-kk	different texts
	Pap. Berlin P. B/H x 40 a-kk	different texts
	Pap. Berlin P. B/H x 42 a-kk	different texts
	Pap. Berlin P. B/H x 59 a	The Demotic fragment is unreadable due to the fragmentary condition.
	Pap. Berlin P. B/H x 59 b
	Pap. Berlin P. B/H x 59 c	unknown due to fragmentary condition
	Pap. Berlin P. B/H x 59 d	unknown due to fragmentary condition
	Pap. Berlin P. B/H x 59 e	unknown
	Pap. Berlin P. B/H x 59 f	unknown due to fragmentary condition
	Pap. Berlin P. B/H x 59 g	unknown due to fragmentary condition
	Pap. Berlin P. B/H x 59 h	unknown
	Pap. Berlin P. B/H x 59 j	unknown due to fragmentary condition
	Pap. Berlin P. B/H x 42 w	unknown due to fragmentary condition
	Pap. Berlin P. B/H x 42 x	unknown due to fragmentary condition
	Pap. Berlin P. B/H x 42 y	unknown due to fragmentary condition
	Pap. Berlin P. B/H x 42 z	unknown due to fragmentary condition
	Pap. Berlin P. B/H x 42 aa	unknown due to fragmentary condition
	Pap. Berlin P. B/H x 42 bb	unknown due to fragmentary condition
	Pap. Berlin P. B/H x 42 cc	unknown due to fragmentary condition
	Pap. Berlin P. B/H x 42 dd	unknown due to fragmentary condition
	Pap. Berlin P. B/H x 42 ee	unknown due to fragmentary condition
	Pap. Berlin P. B/H x 42 ff	unknown due to fragmentary condition
	Pap. Berlin P. B/H x 42 gg	unknown due to fragmentary condition
	Pap. Berlin P. B/H x 42 hh	unknown due to fragmentary condition
	Pap. Berlin P. B/H x 42 jj	unknown due to fragmentary condition
	Pap. Berlin P. B/H x 42 kk	unknown due to fragmentary condition
	Pap. Berlin P. B/H x 59 k	The Demotic fragment is unreadable due to the fragmentary condition.
	Pap. Berlin P. B/H x 59 l	The Demotic fragment is unreadable due to the fragmentary condition.
	Pap. Berlin P. B/H x 59 m	unknown
	Pap. Berlin P. B/H x 59 n	unknown due to fragmentary condition
	Pap. Berlin P. B/H x 59 o	unknown due to fragmentary condition
	Pap. Berlin P. B/H x 59 p	unknown due to fragmentary condition
	Pap. Berlin P. B/H x 59 q	unknown due to fragmentary condition
	Pap. Berlin P. B/H x 59 r	unknown due to fragmentary condition
	Pap. Berlin P. B/H x 59 s	unknown due to fragmentary condition; possibly medical-magical because of the mentioning of a bone.
	Pap. Berlin P. B/H x 59 t	unknown due to fragmentary condition
	Pap. Berlin P. B/H x 59 u	The Demotic fragment is unreadable due to the fragmentary condition.
	Pap. Berlin P. B/H x 59 v	unknown due to fragmentary condition
	Pap. Berlin P. B/H x 59 w	unknown due to fragmentary condition
	Pap. Berlin P. B/H x 59 x	unknown due to fragmentary condition
	Pap. Berlin P. B/H x 59 y	unknown due to fragmentary condition
	Pap. Berlin P. B/H x 59 z	unknown due to fragmentary condition
	Pap. Berlin P. B/H x 59 aa	unknown due to fragmentary condition
	Pap. Berlin P. B/H x 59 bb	unknown due to fragmentary condition
	Pap. Berlin P. B/H x 59 cc	unknown due to fragmentary condition
	Pap. Berlin P. B/H x 59 dd	unknown due to fragmentary condition
	Pap. Berlin P. B/D x 68 k	unknown
	Pap. Berlin P. B/D x 68 p	unknown
	Pap. Berlin P. B/H x 95 k	unknown due to fragmentary condition
	Pap. Berlin P. B/H x 95 r	unknown due to fragmentary condition
	Ostr. Paris, Louvre AF 12594	The exact contents and genre of the text cannot be determined due to the fragmentary nature of the ostracon.
	Ostr. Cambridge, Harvard University, Houghton Library 3169	The text might be a private letter but it is hard to determine due to the fragmentary nature of the ostracon. Mention is made possibly of flax, and sending.
	Ostr. Elephantine, excavation DAIK O 4234	Taouerseous is confirmed of having received one artabe and 10 matia of wheat. Second text in Demotic contains the exact translation of the Greek text.
	Ostr. Cairo EM 18955	Receipt of the collector Kalasiris through the assistant (Iunius) Valens for merismos andriantos of the emperor Hadrian, paid by Petorzmethis, son of Harpaesis and the mother Thiharpaesis.
	Ostr. Cairo EM 18955	Receipt of the collector Kalasiris through the assistant (Iunius) Valens for merismos andriantos of the emperor Hadrian, paid by Thiaous? (for Phtiaous, son of Pachnoubis and the mother Thintithoes.
	Ostr. Cairo EM 18955	Receipt of the collector Kalasiris through the assistant (Iunius) Valens for river police boats, paid by Hatpechnoubis, son of Pasetis? and the mother Thizmethis.
	Ostr. Cairo EM 18955	Receipt of the collector Kalasiris through the assistant Iunius Valens for river police boats and guard posts, paid by Bienchis, son of Peeis and the mother Seneseptis.
	Ostr. Cairo EM 18955	Receipt of the collector Kalasiris through the assistant Sarapion, son of Sibylleus, for contribution for a statue of the emperor, paid by P---, son of Petorzmethis.
	Ostr. Cairo EM 18955	Receipt of the collector Kalasiris through the assistant Valerios presbyt(eros?), for contribution for river police boats, paid by Harpaesis, son of Zmentpos und der Mutter Tisatis.
	Ostr. Cairo EM 18955	receipt of Hierakapollon and Ammonios, tax farmers of the Sacred gate of Syene, through the assistant Kopres for geometria phoinikonon, paid by Thinbienchis for two pieces of land registered on the name of Thineseptis.
	Ostr. Cairo EM 18955	receipt of Hierakapollon and Ammonios, tax farmers of the Sacred gate of Syene, through the assistant Kopres for geometria phoinikonon, paid by Petorzmethis the elder, son of Petorzmethis and grandson of Bouk.
	Ostr. Cairo EM 18955	Receipt of Papirius Cornelius and Sarapion, son of Palachemis, collectors (apaitetai) of the praktoreia (tax district) of Syene, through Sarapion, son of Hippolytos, the assistant of Sarapion, son of Palachemis, for merismoi of year 32 of Commodus, namely stationos, ploiou praitoriou and potamophylakidon, paid by Hatpechnoubis, son of Hatpachnoubis and the mother Thinhatpechnoubis, grandson of Pantransnouphis, alias Paras.
	Ostr. Cairo EM 18955	Receipt of praktor Ammonios, son of Menelaos, through the scribe Sarapion?, for time demosiou phoinikos, paid by Thinammonios.
	Ostr. Cairo EM 18955	receipt of Ammonios, son of Sokrates, and NN ? and his associate supervisors of the Sacred Gate of Syene, for the tax on Behen-nuts (trite eikasmou myrobalanon).
	Ostr. Cairo EM 18955	Receipt of Rufonius Antigonos (collector) for survey tax on date groves, paid by Petorzmethis, son of P--- through Petorzmethis in year 12 of Nero.
	Ostr. Cairo EM 18955	Receipt of Papremithes, son of Ammonios and Ammonianus, son of Ammonianus, and their associate agents of the praktoreia of Elephantine, for contribution for river police boats and guard posts (merismos potamophylakidon and stationos), paid by Panapotis, son of Asymbolos, in year 16 of Antoninus/Marc Aurel?
	Ostr. Cairo EM 18955	Fragmentary receipt of the collector of money taxes Iulius Serenos and the candidates Apollonios, son of Ammonios, and Valerion Memerk()?, nominated for the office of praktor instead of Harpchemis. The tax is a contribution for year 18 of Marc Aurel and Commodus for a fortress around a palm grove called Sandant(?). The tax payer Papremethis, son of Pachnoubis pays 14 dr. one and a half obol in year 19. At the end a subscription of the collector Iulius Serenus.
	Ostr. Cairo EM 18955	Receipt of Valerion and his associate tax farmers of the Sacred Gate of Syene through Nikammon, for survey tax for date groves (geometria phoinikonos), paid by Tisatis and Senmaaus, both daughters of Thotomous, in year 3 of Hadrian.
	Ostr. Cairo EM 18955	Receipt for poll tax of year 4 of Tiberius, paid by Pachis, son of Psenchnoubis, with subscript of Ammonios, son of Apollonios.
	Ostr. Cairo EM 18955	Receipt of Domitios Phannianos and Germanos, collector or money taxes at Elephantine, for the contribution of year 12, paid by Zmithis alias ---, son of the mother Thinpsensnos, and another man, son of the mother Thinpachoumis, in year 12 of Antoninus Pius.
	Ostr. Cairo EM 18955	Receipt of Praktor Petesouchos for contribution for river police boats (merismos potamophylakidon) for year 2 of Antoninus, paid by Sansnos, son of Pacho--- and the mother Thiarpaesis.
	Ostr. Cairo EM 18955	Receipt of Iunius Mousaios and his associate tax farmers of the harbour of Syene through Iunius Valens, for the import fee for 25 vessels of wine in Year 12 of Domitian, paid by Ammonios, son of Bassos.
	Ostr. Cairo EM 18955	receipt of Nemonios, son of Sokrates, and Sokrates, son of Sarapion, praktores of Syene, through the assistant Aibutios Serenos for the proceeds of date palms (prosoidoi phoinikon) of year 27 of Commodus.
	Ostr. Cairo EM 18955	Receipt of the tax farmers for the monthly trade tax of year 15 of Hadrian, paid by Petorzmethis ---.
	Ostr. Cairo EM 18955
	Ostr. Cairo EM 18955
	Ostr. Cairo EM 18955	Receipt for poll tax of year 10, starting with the date and thus not indicating the collectors; written by Pachompsachis who is not mentioned. It was paid by Zmentpos, son of Petorzmethis and Thinzmethis.
	Ostr. Cairo EM 18955	end of receipt of the reign of Hadrian; only fragmentary details to be recognized.
	Ostr. Cairo EM 18955	receipt of Didymion praktor, written by Palachemis the scribe, for the survey tax on palm groves; details lost.
	Ostr. Cairo EM 18955	Receipt of Bassion and Ammonas, praktores, for time and dapane andriantos Traianou, paid by Zmetpos, son of Petechnoubis.
	Ostr. Cairo EM 18955	End of receipt with the date of year 5 of Marcus Aurelius and Verus, probably given out by the tax farmer Ulpius Cerealis and the supervisor Valerius Serenus, written by the assistant Serenos.
	Ostr. Cairo EM 18955	Receipt of the praktores Psanmous and Petesouchos for merismos potamophylakidos and diplon of year 20 of Hadrian, paid by Harpaesis alias Loxis, son of Harpaesis and the mother T---?; with signature of praktor Psanmous.
	Ostr. Cairo EM 18955	Receipt of the scribe Alexandros for the survey tax on palm groves, paid by Bienchis, secretary for the association (synodos) of Harpaesis in year 6 of Trajan; with signature of Alexandros.
	OT San Bernadino, Robert and Frances Fullerton Museum of Art EG.01.006.2001	offering table for a woman named Sattjenet daughter of Satneneksu)
	Ostr. Paris, AIBL CIS, Clermont-Ganneau no. 1	Fragmentary missive concerned with the conveyance flour.
	Ostr. Paris, AIBL CIS, Clermont-Ganneau no. 2	Fragmentary missive with refernce to meat and barley.
	Ostr. Paris, AIBL CIS, Clermont-Ganneau no. 3	Fragmentary missive of items (rations ?) dispatched.
	Ostr. Paris, AIBL CIS, Clermont-Ganneau no. 4	Fragmentary missive about the conveyance of silver.
	Ostr. Paris, AIBL CIS, Clermont-Ganneau no. 5
	Ostr. Paris, AIBL CIS, Clermont-Ganneau no. 6	Fragmentary missive.
	Ostr. Paris, AIBL CIS, Clermont-Ganneau no. 7	Unclear. Perhaps a label or name list.
	Ostr. Paris, AIBL CIS, Clermont-Ganneau no. 8
	Ostr. Paris, AIBL CIS, Clermont-Ganneau no. 9	Fragmentary missive concerning past and future communication and orders.
	Ostr. Paris, AIBL CIS, Clermont-Ganneau no. 10	Fragmentary missive (?) recording (threatening) exchange between parties.
	Ostr. Paris, AIBL CIS, Clermont-Ganneau no. 11	Fragmentary missive which discusses "sin" and flour.
	Ostr. Paris, AIBL CIS, Clermont-Ganneau no. 12	Fragmentary missive, perhaps about Caspians, and in which the sender recounts(?)/conveys(?) a message of warning.
	Ostr. Paris, AIBL CIS, Clermont-Ganneau no. 13	Fragmentary missive concerning commodities.
	Ostr. Paris, AIBL CIS, Clermont-Ganneau no. 14	Fragmentary missive to Nathan expressing urgency in a future action. The writer has not yet left.
	Ostr. Paris, AIBL CIS, Clermont-Ganneau no. 15	Fragmentary missive about the distribution of goods to children.
	Ostr. Paris, AIBL CIS, Clermont-Ganneau no. 16	Request to send items.
	Ostr. Paris, AIBL CIS, Clermont-Ganneau no. 17
	Ostr. Paris, AIBL CIS, Clermont-Ganneau no. 18
	Ostr. Paris, AIBL CIS, Clermont-Ganneau no. 19
	Ostr. Paris, AIBL CIS, Clermont-Ganneau no. 20
	Ostr. Paris, AIBL CIS, Clermont-Ganneau no. 21	Perhaps a letter. Mentions assassins.
	Ostr. Paris, AIBL CIS, Clermont-Ganneau no. 22
	Ostr. Paris, AIBL CIS, Clermont-Ganneau no. 23	See ID 312893 for content information.
	Ostr. Paris, AIBL CIS, Clermont-Ganneau no. 24
	Ostr. Paris, AIBL CIS, Clermont-Ganneau no. 25
	Ostr. Paris, AIBL CIS, Clermont-Ganneau no. 26
	Ostr. Paris, AIBL CIS, Clermont-Ganneau no. 27
	Ostr. Paris, AIBL CIS, Clermont-Ganneau no. 28
	Ostr. Paris, AIBL CIS, Clermont-Ganneau no. 29
	Ostr. Paris, AIBL CIS, Clermont-Ganneau no. 30
	Ostr. Paris, AIBL CIS, Clermont-Ganneau no. 31
	Ostr. Paris, AIBL CIS, Clermont-Ganneau no. 32
	Ostr. Paris, AIBL CIS, Clermont-Ganneau no. 33	Letter discussing goods.
	Ostr. Paris, AIBL CIS, Clermont-Ganneau no. 34	Both the palimpsest and overwritten text are fragmentary missives.
	Ostr. Paris, AIBL CIS, Clermont-Ganneau no. 35
	Ostr. Paris, AIBL CIS, Clermont-Ganneau no. 36
	Ostr. Paris, AIBL CIS, Clermont-Ganneau no. 37
	Ostr. Paris, AIBL CIS, Clermont-Ganneau no. 38
	Ostr. Paris, AIBL CIS, Clermont-Ganneau no. 39
	Ostr. Paris, AIBL CIS, Clermont-Ganneau no. 40
	Ostr. Paris, AIBL CIS, Clermont-Ganneau no. 41
	Ostr. Paris, AIBL CIS, Clermont-Ganneau no. 42
	Ostr. Paris, AIBL CIS, Clermont-Ganneau no. 43	For content see ID 312906
	Ostr. Paris, AIBL CIS, Clermont-Ganneau no. 44
	Ostr. Paris, AIBL CIS, Clermont-Ganneau no. 45
	Ostr. Paris, AIBL CIS, Clermont-Ganneau no. 46
	Ostr. Paris, AIBL CIS, Clermont-Ganneau no. 47
	Ostr. Paris, AIBL CIS, Clermont-Ganneau no. 48
	Ostr. Paris, AIBL CIS, Clermont-Ganneau no. 49
	Ostr. Paris, AIBL CIS, Clermont-Ganneau no. 50
	Ostr. Paris, AIBL CIS, Clermont-Ganneau no. 51
	Ostr. Paris, AIBL CIS, Clermont-Ganneau no. 52
	Ostr. Paris, AIBL CIS, Clermont-Ganneau no. 53
	Ostr. Paris, AIBL CIS, Clermont-Ganneau no. 54	Illegible.
	Ostr. Paris, AIBL CIS, Clermont-Ganneau no. 55
	Ostr. Paris, AIBL CIS, Clermont-Ganneau no. 56
	Ostr. Paris, AIBL CIS, Clermont-Ganneau no. 57
	Ostr. Paris, AIBL CIS, Clermont-Ganneau no. 58
	Ostr. Paris, AIBL CIS, Clermont-Ganneau no. 59
	Ostr. Paris, AIBL CIS, Clermont-Ganneau no. 60	Two fragmentary messages. The second it to Natan.
	Ostr. Paris, AIBL CIS, Clermont-Ganneau no. 61	Reference to commodities and supplies.
	Ostr. Paris, AIBL CIS, Clermont-Ganneau no. 62	Fragmentary missive concerning tax.
	Ostr. Paris, AIBL CIS, Clermont-Ganneau no. 63
	Ostr. Paris, AIBL CIS, Clermont-Ganneau no. 64	Missive to Natan encouraging him to follow orders regarding the transfernce of money.
	Ostr. Paris, AIBL CIS, Clermont-Ganneau no. 65	Commodity activities, with reference to morality.
	Ostr. Paris, AIBL CIS, Clermont-Ganneau no. 66	Letter concerning barley.
	Ostr. Paris, AIBL CIS, Clermont-Ganneau no. 67	Content unclear due to fragmentary state.
	Ostr. Paris, AIBL CIS, Clermont-Ganneau no. 68	Instructions for items (and people).
	Ostr. Paris, AIBL CIS, Clermont-Ganneau no. 69	Missive concerning wood.
	Ostr. Paris, AIBL CIS, Clermont-Ganneau no. 70	Gaddul reports his blessings to Yaho and Khnum for Micaiah. Requests Micaiah's garment for repair.
	Ostr. Paris, AIBL CIS, Clermont-Ganneau no. 71
	Ostr. Paris, AIBL CIS, Clermont-Ganneau no. 72	Missive concerning milk and bread.
	Ostr. Paris, AIBL CIS, Clermont-Ganneau no. 73
	Ostr. Paris, AIBL CIS, Clermont-Ganneau no. 74	Missive mentioning water.
	Ostr. Paris, AIBL CIS, Clermont-Ganneau no. 75	Contains legible traces of a palimpsest missive (concave and convex sides), which asks for reports regarding a degal-unit, wood, and vessels.
	Ostr. Paris, AIBL CIS, Clermont-Ganneau no. 76	Missive regarding a previous report/decree and the conveyance of items.
	Ostr. Paris, AIBL CIS, Clermont-Ganneau no. 77	Concave side is completely effaced. Convex refers to the conveyance of salt.
	Ostr. Paris, AIBL CIS, Clermont-Ganneau no. 78	Message concerning food rations.
	Ostr. Paris, AIBL CIS, Clermont-Ganneau no. 79	Missive referring to women and luxury commodoties/supplies.
	Ostr. Paris, AIBL CIS, Clermont-Ganneau no. 80	Too fragmentary and to read.
	Ostr. Paris, AIBL CIS, Clermont-Ganneau no. 81
	Ostr. Paris, AIBL CIS, Clermont-Ganneau no. 82
	Ostr. Paris, AIBL CIS, Clermont-Ganneau no. 83	For content see ID 312906
	Ostr. Paris, AIBL CIS, Clermont-Ganneau no. 84
	Ostr. Paris, AIBL CIS, Clermont-Ganneau no. 85
	Ostr. Paris, AIBL CIS, Clermont-Ganneau no. 87	Letter from an underling to a superior. Contents lost.
	Ostr. Paris, AIBL CIS, Clermont-Ganneau no. 88
	Ostr. Paris, AIBL CIS, Clermont-Ganneau no. 89
	Ostr. Paris, AIBL CIS, Clermont-Ganneau no. 90	Interference from palimpsest makes it too difficult to read complete words.
	Ostr. Paris, AIBL CIS, Clermont-Ganneau no. 91
	Ostr. Paris, AIBL CIS, Clermont-Ganneau no. 92
	Ostr. Paris, AIBL CIS, Clermont-Ganneau no. 93
	Ostr. Paris, AIBL CIS, Clermont-Ganneau no. 94
	Ostr. Paris, AIBL CIS, Clermont-Ganneau no. 95	Too damaged to interpret.
	Ostr. Paris, AIBL CIS, Clermont-Ganneau no. 96
	Ostr. Paris, AIBL CIS, Clermont-Ganneau no. 97	This appears to be a short message to one "Nathan." The word "impure" is uniquley cultic.
	Ostr. Paris, AIBL CIS, Clermont-Ganneau no. 98
	Ostr. Paris, AIBL CIS, Clermont-Ganneau no. 99	See CG no. 57 (ID no. 312941) for edition.
	Ostr. Paris, AIBL Clermont-Ganneau no. 100
	Ostr. Paris, AIBL Clermont-Ganneau no. 101
	Ostr. Paris, AIBL Clermont-Ganneau no. 102
	Ostr. Paris, AIBL Clermont-Ganneau no. 103	See discussion in Moore's ERC publication article. Amulet remindering offerer of offering for self and family.
	Ostr. Paris, AIBL Clermont-Ganneau no. 104
	Ostr. Paris, AIBL Clermont-Ganneau no. 105
	Ostr. Paris, AIBL Clermont-Ganneau no. 106
	Ostr. Paris, AIBL Clermont-Ganneau no. 107
	Ostr. Paris, AIBL Clermont-Ganneau no. 108	Sender requests a change of garments and some tallow.
	Ostr. Paris, AIBL Clermont-Ganneau no. 109	Message regarding a package and inspection.
	Ostr. Paris, AIBL Clermont-Ganneau no. 110
	Ostr. Paris, AIBL Clermont-Ganneau no. 111
	Ostr. Paris, AIBL Clermont-Ganneau no. 112	Message concerning food, containers, and perhaps acts of (legal) correspondence.
	Ostr. Paris, AIBL Clermont-Ganneau no. 113
	Ostr. Paris, AIBL Clermont-Ganneau no. 114	Message concerning a garment and cheese.
	Ostr. Paris, AIBL Clermont-Ganneau no. 115	Message concerning a variety of topics and items.
	Ostr. Paris, AIBL Clermont-Ganneau no. 116	Message too damaged to understand.
	Ostr. Paris, AIBL Clermont-Ganneau no. 117	Message concerning a garment.
	Ostr. Paris, AIBL Clermont-Ganneau no. 118	Broken letter. Possibly referring to the delivery of a servant, and discussion of compensation.
	Ostr. Paris, AIBL Clermont-Ganneau no. 119
	Ostr. Paris, AIBL Clermont-Ganneau no. 120
	Ostr. Paris, AIBL Clermont-Ganneau no. 121
	Ostr. Paris, AIBL Clermont-Ganneau no. 122
	Ostr. Paris, AIBL Clermont-Ganneau no. 123
	Ostr. Paris, AIBL Clermont-Ganneau no. 124	Ostracon with illegible text.
	Ostr. Paris, AIBL Clermont-Ganneau no. 125
	Ostr. Paris, AIBL Clermont-Ganneau no. 126
	Ostr. Paris, AIBL Clermont-Ganneau no. 127
	Ostr. Paris, AIBL Clermont-Ganneau no. 128
	Ostr. Paris, AIBL Clermont-Ganneau no. 129
	Ostr. Paris, AIBL Clermont-Ganneau no. 130
	Ostr. Paris, AIBL Clermont-Ganneau no. 131
	Ostr. Paris, AIBL Clermont-Ganneau no. 132
	Ostr. Paris, AIBL Clermont-Ganneau no. 133
	Ostr. Paris, AIBL Clermont-Ganneau no. 134
	Ostr. Paris, AIBL Clermont-Ganneau no. 135	Message regarding communication and the Judeans.
	Ostr. Paris, AIBL Clermont-Ganneau no. 136	Unusual reference to "killing" and one of the few Ostraca to mention a decree (See Moore, "The Persian administrative process".
	Ostr. Paris, AIBL Clermont-Ganneau no. 137	See footnotes for comments on the unique words on this ostracon.
	Ostr. Paris, AIBL Clermont-Ganneau no. 138
	Ostr. Paris, AIBL Clermont-Ganneau no. 139	Too damaged to interpret.
	Ostr. Paris, AIBL Clermont-Ganneau no. 140	Broken missive concerning a shipment of cucumbers.
	Ostr. Paris, AIBL Clermont-Ganneau no. 141
	Ostr. Paris, AIBL Clermont-Ganneau no. 142	Missive concerning wood.
	Ostr. Paris, AIBL Clermont-Ganneau no. 143
	Ostr. Paris, AIBL Clermont-Ganneau no. 144	Yešaˁyah requests that Mikayah send him a son of Zakkûr.
	Ostr. Paris, AIBL Clermont-Ganneau no. 145
	Ostr. Paris, AIBL Clermont-Ganneau no. 146	Content unclear due to fragmentary condition.
	Ostr. Paris, AIBL Clermont-Ganneau no. 147	Missive concerning an inquiry.
	Ostr. Paris, AIBL Clermont-Ganneau no. 148	Content unclear due to fragmentary condition.
	Ostr. Paris, AIBL Clermont-Ganneau no. 149
	Ostr. Paris, AIBL Clermont-Ganneau no. 150	Content unclear due to fragmentary condition
	Ostr. Paris, AIBL Clermont-Ganneau no. 151
	Ostr. Paris, AIBL Clermont-Ganneau no. 152
	Ostr. Paris, AIBL Clermont-Ganneau no. 153
	Ostr. Paris, AIBL Clermont-Ganneau no. 154
	Ostr. Paris, AIBL Clermont-Ganneau no. 155
	Ostr. Paris, AIBL Clermont-Ganneau no. 156	Missive concerning the shipment of containers and unknown items.
	Ostr. Paris, AIBL Clermont-Ganneau no. 157	Fragmentary content regarding the delivery of a package, and other people are mentioned.
	Ostr. Paris, AIBL Clermont-Ganneau no. 158	Content too damaged to understand.
	Ostr. Paris, AIBL Clermont-Ganneau no. 159	Unusual mention of the "great north wind."
	Ostr. Paris, AIBL Clermont-Ganneau no. 160
	Ostr. Paris, AIBL Clermont-Ganneau no. 161	Content unclear due to fragmentary condition
	Ostr. Paris, AIBL Clermont-Ganneau no. 162	Concerning barley and rations.
	Ostr. Paris, AIBL Clermont-Ganneau no. 163
	Ostr. Paris, AIBL Clermont-Ganneau no. 164
	Ostr. Paris, AIBL Clermont-Ganneau no. 165	Fragmentary discussion of purifying an item and mention of Elephantine.
	Ostr. Paris, AIBL Clermont-Ganneau no. 166	Content unclear due to fragmentary condition
	Ostr. Paris, AIBL Clermont-Ganneau no. 167	This fragmentary missive mentions Yahô of Hosts in both the overwritten text and in a palimpsest missive.
	Ostr. Paris, AIBL Clermont-Ganneau no. 168	Content unclear due to fragmentary condition
	Ostr. Paris, AIBL Clermont-Ganneau no. 169	Missive from an unknown sender to ˀAḥûṭab requesting salt be sent.
	Ostr. Paris, AIBL Clermont-Ganneau no. 170
	Ostr. Paris, AIBL Clermont-Ganneau no. 171	Content unclear due to fragmentary condition
	Ostr. Paris, AIBL Clermont-Ganneau no. 172
	Ostr. Paris, AIBL Clermont-Ganneau no. 173	Too damaged to interpret.
	Ostr. Paris, AIBL Clermont-Ganneau no. 174
	Ostr. Paris, AIBL Clermont-Ganneau no. 175 + Clermont-Ganneau no. 185	This is probably a missive, but clear indicators are lost. Unique to this ostracon are the references to pardoning/expiation (see Grassi, "Bemerkungen").
	Ostr. Paris, AIBL Clermont-Ganneau no. 176	Content unclear due to fragmentary condition
	Ostr. Paris, AIBL Clermont-Ganneau no. 177
	Ostr. Paris, AIBL Clermont-Ganneau no. 178
	Ostr. Paris, AIBL Clermont-Ganneau no. 179	The fragmentary content refers to "our degal-unit" and a decree that presumably affects the unit.
	Ostr. Paris, AIBL Clermont-Ganneau no. 180
	Ostr. Paris, AIBL Clermont-Ganneau no. 181
	Ostr. Paris, AIBL Clermont-Ganneau no. 182
	Ostr. Paris, AIBL Clermont-Ganneau no. 183	Reference to a boat.
	Ostr. Paris, AIBL Clermont-Ganneau no. 184
	Ostr. Paris, AIBL Clermont-Ganneau no. 185	See CG no. 175 (ID no. 313059) for edition.
	Ostr. Paris, AIBL Clermont-Ganneau no. 186	Formally formatted ostracon missive with blessing.
	Ostr. Paris, AIBL Clermont-Ganneau no. 187	Sender claims to have an "exceedingly great" struggle and refers to his/her grandmother.
	Ostr. Paris, AIBL Clermont-Ganneau no. 188
	Ostr. Paris, AIBL Clermont-Ganneau no. 189
	Ostr. Paris, AIBL Clermont-Ganneau no. 190
	Ostr. Paris, AIBL Clermont-Ganneau no. 191	Too fragmentary and faded to understand.
	Ostr. Paris, AIBL Clermont-Ganneau no. 192
	Ostr. Paris, AIBL Clermont-Ganneau no. 193	Too fragmentary and faded to understand.
	Ostr. Paris, AIBL Clermont-Ganneau no. 194
	Ostr. Paris, AIBL Clermont-Ganneau no. 195	Context is unclear.
	Ostr. Paris, AIBL Clermont-Ganneau no. 196
	Ostr. Paris, AIBL Clermont-Ganneau no. 197
	Ostr. Paris, AIBL Clermont-Ganneau no. 198
	Ostr. Paris, AIBL Clermont-Ganneau no. 199
	Ostr. Paris, AIBL Clermont-Ganneau no. 200	Fragmentary reference to referring to interrogation and reliquishing ("crushing") property rights.
	Ostr. Paris, AIBL Clermont-Ganneau no. 201
	Ostr. Paris, AIBL Clermont-Ganneau no. 202	Concerning a document reference and silver.
	Ostr. Paris, AIBL Clermont-Ganneau no. 203	Letter to one Nathan. Mentions one Espemet, who may be boatman on Elephantine, and a positively portrayed woman.
	Ostr. Paris, AIBL Clermont-Ganneau no. 204
	Ostr. Paris, AIBL Clermont-Ganneau no. 205
	Ostr. Paris, AIBL Clermont-Ganneau no. 206
	Ostr. Paris, AIBL Clermont-Ganneau no. 208
	Ostr. Paris, AIBL Clermont-Ganneau no. 209
	Ostr. Paris, AIBL Clermont-Ganneau no. 210
	Ostr. Paris, AIBL Clermont-Ganneau no. 211	Context unclear.
	Ostr. Paris, AIBL Clermont-Ganneau no. 212
	Ostr. Paris, AIBL Clermont-Ganneau no. 213
	Ostr. Paris, AIBL Clermont-Ganneau no. 214	Content too damaged to understand.
	Ostr. Paris, AIBL Clermont-Ganneau no. 215	A note to a female addressee with instructions on whom to divide reeds(?) from a (ritual) amulet(?). The Writer promises to give future instructions. The reeds are to be given in confidence, away from the "brothers" of those who are receiving them. The remaining reeds are to be sent to the writer.
	Ostr. Paris, AIBL Clermont-Ganneau no. 216
	Ostr. Paris, AIBL Clermont-Ganneau no. 217
	Ostr. Paris, AIBL Clermont-Ganneau no. 218
	Ostr. Paris, AIBL Clermont-Ganneau no. 219
	Ostr. Paris, AIBL Clermont-Ganneau no. 220
	Ostr. Paris, AIBL Clermont-Ganneau no. 221
	Ostr. Paris, AIBL Clermont-Ganneau no. 222
	Ostr. Paris, AIBL Clermont-Ganneau no. 223
	Ostr. Paris, AIBL Clermont-Ganneau no. 224	The addressee is female. The palimpsest is a name list of men with Egyptian names.
	Ostr. Paris, AIBL Clermont-Ganneau no. 225
	Ostr. Paris, AIBL Clermont-Ganneau no. 226	Content unclear. Mention of the upiyātu-tax/ration and a tablet, both of which are uncommon in ostraca correspondences.
	Ostr. Paris, AIBL Clermont-Ganneau no. 227
	Ostr. Paris, AIBL Clermont-Ganneau no. 228	The letter uses the formal salutation "From PN to PN", which is known from official administrative letters on papyrus (from superiors to subordinates). Cryptic instructions for ˀAḥûṭab to "sift" the large from the small, to give wood to Petosiri, and to find leather.
	Ostr. Paris, AIBL Clermont-Ganneau no. 229	Context is unclear. Egyptian loan words appear.
	Ostr. Paris, AIBL Clermont-Ganneau no. 230
	Ostr. Paris, AIBL Clermont-Ganneau no. 231
	Ostr. Paris, AIBL Clermont-Ganneau no. 232	Content unclear due to fragmentary condition. Mention of a curtain or divider.
	Ostr. Paris, AIBL Clermont-Ganneau no. 233
	Ostr. Paris, AIBL Clermont-Ganneau no. 234
	Ostr. Paris, AIBL Clermont-Ganneau no. 235	Content unclear due to fragmentary condition. Mention of a pickaxe, an Egyptian memo (?), and "lying in wait" in Syene.
	Ostr. Paris, AIBL Clermont-Ganneau no. 236	Content unclear due to fragmentary condition. Mention of Yaho and the river.
	Ostr. Paris, AIBL Clermont-Ganneau no. 237
	Ostr. Paris, AIBL Clermont-Ganneau no. 238	Metion of clay is made.
	Ostr. Paris, AIBL Clermont-Ganneau no. 239
	Ostr. Paris, AIBL Clermont-Ganneau no. 240
	Ostr. Paris, AIBL Clermont-Ganneau no. 241
	Ostr. Paris, AIBL Clermont-Ganneau no. 242
	Ostr. Paris, AIBL Clermont-Ganneau no. 243
	Ostr. Paris, AIBL Clermont-Ganneau no. 244	Content unclear due to fragmentary condition.
	Ostr. Paris, AIBL Clermont-Ganneau no. 245	Content unclear due to fragmentary condition.
	Ostr. Paris, AIBL Clermont-Ganneau no. 246
	Ostr. Paris, AIBL Clermont-Ganneau no. 247
	Ostr. Paris, AIBL Clermont-Ganneau no. 248	Unknown word/mark
	Ostr. Paris, AIBL Clermont-Ganneau no. 249
	Ostr. Paris, AIBL Clermont-Ganneau no. 250
	Ostr. Paris, AIBL Clermont-Ganneau no. 251
	Ostr. Paris, AIBL Clermont-Ganneau no. 252
	Ostr. Paris, AIBL Clermont-Ganneau no. 253
	Ostr. Paris, AIBL Clermont-Ganneau no. 254
	Ostr. Paris, AIBL Clermont-Ganneau no. 255
	Ostr. Paris, AIBL Clermont-Ganneau no. 256
	Ostr. Paris, AIBL Clermont-Ganneau no. 258
	Ostr. Paris, AIBL Clermont-Ganneau no. 259
	Ostr. Paris, AIBL Clermont-Ganneau no. 260	Content too damaged to understand.
	Ostr. Paris, AIBL Clermont-Ganneau no. 261
	Ostr. Paris, AIBL Clermont-Ganneau no. 262
	Ostr. Paris, AIBL Clermont-Ganneau no. 263
	Ostr. Paris, AIBL Clermont-Ganneau no. 264
	Ostr. Paris, AIBL Clermont-Ganneau no. 265	Letter with address missing. Concerns a possible trial in which documentary evidence is needed and in lieu of evidence one should take an oath.
	Ostr. Paris, AIBL Clermont-Ganneau no. 266
	Ostr. Paris, AIBL Clermont-Ganneau no. 267
	Ostr. Paris, AIBL Clermont-Ganneau no. 268
	Ostr. Paris, AIBL Clermont-Ganneau no. 269
	Ostr. Paris, AIBL CIS_Clermont-Ganneau no. 270
	Ostr. Paris, AIBL CIS Clermont-Ganneau no. 271	See CG no. 153 (ID # 313037)
	Ostr. Paris, AIBL Clermont-Ganneau no. 272
	Ostr. Paris, AIBL CIS Clermont-Ganneau no. 273
	Ostr. Paris, AIBL CIS Clermont-Ganneau no. 274
	Ostr. Paris, AIBL CIS Clermont-Ganneau no. 275	List of mostly Caspian names in two columns.
	Ostr. Paris, AIBL CIS Clermont-Ganneau no. 276
	Ostr. Paris, AIBL CIS Clermont-Ganneau no. 277	Scribal exercise (?). Start of letter using papyri letter formula written on ostracon.
	Ostr. Paris, AIBL Clermont-Ganneau no. 279	Senpachnoumis and her female slave are confirmed by Pelaias, son of Psenpoeris, of having brought 6,5 hin castor oil seed for Mesore. Date lost.
	Ostr. Paris, AIBL CIS Clermont-Ganneau no. 280	Missive. Content obscure. Perhaps justification of goods lost in a sunken boat?
	Ostr. Paris, AIBL Clermont-Ganneau no. X1
	Ostr. Paris, AIBL Clermont-Ganneau no. X2
	Ostr. Paris, AIBL Clermont-Ganneau no. X3
	Ostr. Paris, AIBL Clermont-Ganneau no. X4
	Ostr. Paris, AIBL Clermont-Ganneau no. X5
	Ostr. Paris, AIBL Clermont-Ganneau no. X6	Delivery to Yedanyah made by Waḥpreˁ and discussion of a garment perhaps owned by Peṭeḥnum.
	Ostr. Paris, AIBL Clermont-Ganneau no. X7
	Ostr. Paris, AIBL Clermont-Ganneau no. X8	Letter of someone perhaps pleading that they are free of (religious) guilt.
	Ostr. Paris, AIBL Clermont-Ganneau no. X9
	Ostr. Paris, AIBL Clermont-Ganneau no. X10
	Ostr. Paris, AIBL Clermont-Ganneau no. X11
	Ostr. Paris, AIBL Clermont-Ganneau no. X12	This is a (commodity) label like CG E1 and E2. This establishes the provenance, even though this is from the "X" collection.
	Ostr. Paris, AIBL Clermont-Ganneau no. X13	Content too damaged to understand.
	Ostr. Paris, AIBL Clermont-Ganneau no. X14
	Ostr. Paris, AIBL Clermont-Ganneau no. X15	Broken context referring to "grain" and "silver".
	Ostr. Paris, AIBL Clermont-Ganneau no. X16	Context uncertain, but reference to the vulgar use of "by the life of Yaho" is highly likely.
	Ostr. Paris, AIBL Clermont-Ganneau no. X17	Context broken, but mention of a boat is similar to the Elephantine ostraca missives.
	Ostr. Paris, AIBL Clermont-Ganneau no. X18
	Ostr. Paris, AIBL Clermont-Ganneau no. X19	Broken reference concerning children of the sender.
	Ostr. Paris, AIBL Clermont-Ganneau no. X20	Content unclear due to fragmentary condition.
	Ostr. Paris, AIBL Clermont-Ganneau no. X21	Content unclear due to fragmentary condition. Once the season pr.t is mentioned.
	Ostr. Paris, AIBL Clermont-Ganneau no. X22	Writing appears on both sides, but is illegible. May be Aramaic.
	Ostr. Paris, AIBL Clermont-Ganneau no. X24	Probably dates between Xerxes and Darius II. The stroke following the number indicates that no other numbers follow Year 13.
	Ostr. Paris, AIBL Clermont-Ganneau no. X25	The ostracon is written in a cursive Late Aramaic script. Its provenance cannot be determined based on ceramic analysis. It may come from Egypt, but it's precise origin is unknown. It is highly unlikely that this comes from Elephantine. For discussion of the difficulty of identifying the provenance of the "X" collection, see Lozachmeur.
	Ostr. Paris, AIBL Clermont-Ganneau no. X26	The small ostracon appears to be written in Aramaic or (medieval ?) Hebrew, but may be Demotic. If read as Aramaic/Hebrew, the text is not sensible. It is unclear if it comes from Elephantine, though the sherd is probably Egyptian. For discussion of the unknown provenance of items in the "X" collection, see Lozachmeur.
	Ostr. Paris, AIBL Clermont-Ganneau no. X27	Following the ceramic analysis in Lozachmeur (p. 130), this is deemed as coming from Tunisia, not Elephantine. For discussion of the difficulty of identifying the provenance of the "X" collection, see Lozachmeur.
	Ostr. Paris, AIBL Clermont-Ganneau no. X28
	Ostr. Paris, AIBL Clermont-Ganneau no. X29	Incantation against evil spirits and ill fate.
	Ostr. Paris, AIBL Clermont-Ganneau no. X30
	Ostr. Paris, AIBL Clermont-Ganneau no. X31
	Ostr. Paris, AIBL Clermont-Ganneau no. X32
	Ostr. Paris, AIBL Clermont-Ganneau no. X33	This sherd appears to have been hewned into a small disk. A a scratched sign that looks like an Aramaic ד, ר, or כ appears on one side, with other unidentified marks.
	Ostr. Paris, AIBL Clermont-Ganneau no. Y1	Although lines of the text are visible, they have not be deciphered. The document is written in an ink that is not visible in IR. This implies that it is from the first (or later) centuries of the common era, during which it was common to use ink mixtures which are not picked up by IR light, but this is merely a guess. The script looks like it may be Punic, but one cannot yet rule out Demotic.
	Ostr. Paris, AIBL Clermont-Ganneau no. Y2	This object is kept with Y3, which is similar in size and shape. The document is written in an ink that is not visible in IR. This implies that it is from the first (or later) centuries of the common era, during which it was common to use ink mixtures which are not picked up by IR light, but this is merely a guess. There is no archaeological or acquisitional context for this object. It is highly likely that it does NOT come from Elephantine. (See Lozachmeur's discussion of the CG "Y" collection.) The surviving text is Phoenician, or more precisely Punic, but no clear readings on the tablet can be secured.
	Ostr. Paris, AIBL Clermont-Ganneau no. Y3	This object is kept with Y2, which is similar in size and shape. By anaology, this may be Punic/Phoenician. The document is written in an ink that is not visible in IR. This implies that it is either written in faded red ink, which is highly unlikely for an Aramaic source, especially if it comes from Egypt. No surviving Aramaic document from Egypt uses red ink. Alternatively this is from the first (or later) centuries of the common era, during which it was common to use ink mixtures which are not picked up by IR light. The strokes are also very thin, which implies that this is composed by a Greco-Roman calamus. There is no archaeological or acquisitional context for this object. It is highly likely that it does NOT come from Elephantine. (See Lozachmeur's discussion of the CG "Y" collection.)
	Ostr. Paris, AIBL CIS Clermont-Ganneau no. E1
	Ostr. Paris, AIBL CIS Clermont-Ganneau no. E2
	Ostr. Paris, AIBL CIS Clermont-Ganneau no. E3	Aramaic name on side 1, Demotic comodity label on side 2.
	Ostr. Paris, AIBL CIS Clermont-Ganneau no. E4
	Ostr. Paris, AIBL Clermont-Ganneau no. E5
	Ostr. Paris, AIBL Clermont-Ganneau no. 121bis
	Vessel Bonn, Ägyp. Sem. Fig. 216	Uncertain.
	Vessel unknown Publ. No. 26/4	Titles and personal name.
	Vessel unknown Publ. No. 26/5	Titles and personal name.
	Vessel unknown Publ. No. 26/6	Titles and personal name.
	Vessel Bonn, Ägyp. Sem. Publ. No. 26/7	Titles and personal name.
	Vessel Cairo EM Publ. No. 26/9 and 35/4	Personal name and name of a fruit.
	Vessel Cairo EM 2278	Titles and personal name.
	Vessel Cairo EM 2412 (472)	Titles and personal name.
	Vessel unknown Publ. No. 26/112	Personal name.
	Vessel unknown Publ. No. 26/113	Personal name.
	Vessel unknown Publ. No. 26/114	Personal name.
	Vessel unknown Publ. No. 26/115	Personal name.
	Vessel unknown Publ. No. 26/116	Personal name.
	Vessel unknown Publ. No. 26/117	Personal name.
	Vessel unknown Publ. No. 26/118	Personal name.
	Vessel unknown Publ. No. 26/119	Personal name.
	Vessel unknown Publ. No. 26/120	Personal name.
	Vessel unknown Publ. No. 26/163	Title (?) and personal name.
	Vessel unknown Publ. No. 26/315	Titles and personal name.
	Vessel unknown Publ. No. 29/12	Name of a fruit, titles and name of the donator.
	Vessel unknown Publ. No. 29/13	Name of a fruit, titles and name of the donator.
	Vessel unknown Publ. No. 29/14	Name of a fruit, titles and name of the donator.
	Vessel unknown Publ. No. 29/15	Titles and name of the donator.
	Vessel unknown Publ. No. 29/16	Name of a fruit, titles and name of the donator.
	Vessel unknown Publ. No. 29/17	Name of a fruit, titles and name of the donator.
	Vessel unknown Publ. No. 29/18	Name of a fruit, titles and name of the donator.
	Vessel unknown Publ. No. 29/19	Name of a fruit, titles and name of the donator.
	Vessel unknown Publ. No. 29/50	Name of a fruit, titles and name of the donator.
	Vessel unknown Publ. No. 29/51	Name of a fruit, titles and name of the donator.
	Vessel unknown Publ. No. 29/52	Name of a fruit, titles and name of the donator.
	Vessel unknown Publ. No. 29/53	Name of a fruit and name of the donator.
	Vessel unknown Publ. No. 29/54	Name of a type of flour, titles and name of the donator.
	Vessel unknown Publ. No. 29/55	Name of a fruit, titles and name of the donator.
	Vessel unknown Publ. No. 29/56	Name of a fruit, titles and name of the donator.
	Vessel unknown Publ. No. 29/57	Name of a fruit, titles and name of the donator.
	Vessel unknown Publ. No. 29/58	Name of a fruit, titles and name of the donator.
	Vessel unknown Publ. No. 29/59	Name of a fruit, titles and name of the donator.
	Vessel unknown Publ. No. 29/60	Name of a fruit, titles and name of the donator.
	Vessel unknown Publ. No. 29/61	Name of a fruit and name of the donator.
	Vessel unknown Publ. No. 29/62	Name of a fruit and name of the donator.
	Vessel unknown Publ. No. 29/63	Name of a fruit, titles and name of the donator.
	Vessel unknown Publ. No. 29/64	Name of a fruit, titles and name of the donator.
	Vessel unknown Publ. No. 29/65	Name of a fruit, titles and name of the donator.
	Vessel unknown Publ. No. 29/66	Name of a fruit, titles and name of the donator.
	Vessel unknown Publ. No. 29/67	Name of a fruit, titles and name of the donator.
	Vessel unknown Publ. No. 29/68	Name of a fruit, titles and name of the donator.
	Vessel unknown Publ. No. 29/69	Name of a fruit, titles and name of the donator.
	Vessel unknown Publ. No. 29/70	Name of a fruit, titles and name of the donator.
	Vessel unknown Publ. No. 29/71	Name of a fruit, titles and name of the donator.
	Vessel unknown Publ. No. 29/72	Name of a fruit, titles and name of the donator.
	Vessel unknown Publ. No. 29/73	Name of a fruit, titles and name of the donator.
	Vessel unknown Publ. No. 29/74	Name of a fruit, titles and name of the donator.
	Vessel unknown Publ. No. 29/75	Name of a fruit, titles and name of the donator.
	Vessel unknown Publ. No. 29/76	Name of a fruit, titles and name of the donator.
	Vessel unknown Publ. No. 29/77	Name of a fruit, titles and name of the donator.
	Vessel unknown Publ. No. 29/78	Name of a fruit, titles and name of the donator.
	Vessel unknown Publ. No. 29/79	Name of a fruit, titles and name of the donator.
	Vessel unknown Publ. No. 29/80	Name of a fruit, titles and name of the donator.
	Vessel unknown Publ. No. 29/82	Name of a fruit, titles and name of the donator.
	Vessel unknown Publ. No. 29/83	Name of a fruit, titles and name of the donator.
	Vessel unknown Publ. No. 29/84	Name of a fruit, titles and name of the donator.
	Vessel unknown Publ. No. 29/85	Name of a fruit, titles and name of the donator.
	Vessel unknown Publ. No. 29/86	Name of a fruit, titles and name of the donator.
	Vessel unknown Publ. No. 29/87	Name of a fruit, titles and name of the donator.
	Vessel unknown Publ. No. 29/88	Name of a fruit, titles and name of the donator.
	Vessel unknown Publ. No. 29/89	Name of a fruit, titles and name of the donator (Sobekhetep).
	Vessel unknown Publ. No. 29/90	Name of a fruit, titles and name of the donator (Sobekhetep).
	Vessel unknown Publ. No. 29/91	Name of a fruit, titles and name of the donator (Sobekhetep).
	Vessel unknown Publ. No. 29/92	Name of a fruit, titles and name of the donator (Sobekhetep).
	Vessel unknown Publ. No. 29/93	Name of a fruit, titles and name of the donator (Sobekhetep sohn of Ipi).
	Vessel unknown Publ. No. 29/94	Name of a fruit, titles and name of the donator (Sobekhetep sohn of Ipi).
	Vessel unknown Publ. No. 29/95	Name of a fruit, titles and name of the donator.
	Vessel unknown Publ. No. 29/103	Titles and name of the donator.
	Vessel unknown Publ. No. 29/104	Titles and name of the donator.
	Vessel unknown Publ. No. 30/54	Titles, name of a donator, adjunct, name of a donator, adjunct.
	Ostr. unknown Publ. No. 30/105	Uncertain.
	Ostr. unknown Publ. No. 30/106	unknown due to fragmentary condition
	Vessel unknown Publ. No. 30b/16	cc: list of the offerings made by Sobekhetep for the tomb owner. cv: list of offerings for the donator's father.
	Vessel Bonn, Ägyp. Sem. Publ. No. 30b/17	Titles and list of offerings made to Ankhenefitef by his son.
	Vessel Bonn, Ägyp. Sem. Publ. No. 30b/18	Titles and list of offerings made to Ankhenefitef by his son.
	Vessel Bonn, Ägyp. Sem. Publ. No. 30b/19	Titles and list of offerings made to Ankhenefitef by his son.
	Vessel Bonn, Ägyp. Sem. Publ. No. 30b/20	Titles and list offerings made to Ankhenefitef by his son.
	Vessel Bonn, Ägyp. Sem. Publ. No. 30b/21	Titles and list of offerings made to Ankhenefitef by his son.
	Vessel Bonn, Ägyp. Sem. Publ. No. 30b/22	Titles and list of offerings made to Ankhenefitef by his son.
	Vessel Bonn, Ägyp. Sem. Publ. No. 30b/23	Titles and list of offerings made to Ankhenefitef by his son.
	Vessel Bonn, Ägyp. Sem. Publ. No. 30b/24	Titles and list of offerings made to Ankhenefitef by his son.
	Vessel Bonn, Ägyp. Sem. Publ. No. 30b/25	Titles and list of offerings made to Ankhenefitef by his son.
	Vessel Bonn, Ägyp. Sem. Publ. No. 30b/26	Titles and list of offerings made to Ankhenefitef by his son.
	Vessel Bonn, Ägyp. Sem. Publ. No. 30b/27	Titles and list of offerings made to Ankhenefitef by his son.
	Vessel Bonn, Ägyp. Sem. Publ. No. 30b/28	Titles and list of offerings made to Ankhenefitef by his son.
	Vessel Bonn, Ägyp. Sem. Publ. No. 30b/29	Titles and list of offerings made to Ankhenefitef by his son.
	Vessel Bonn, Ägyp. Sem. Publ. No. 30b/30	Titles and list of offerings made to Ankhenefitef by his son.
	Vessel Bonn, Ägyp. Sem. Publ. No. 30b/31	Titles and list of offerings made to Ankhenefitef by his son.
	Vessel unknown Publ. No. 34e/9	Personal name.
	Vessel unknown Publ. No. 34g/1	Name of a fruit.
	Vessel unknown Publ. No. 34g/2	Name of a fruit (ished).
	Vessel unknown Publ. No. 34g/3	Name of a fruit (ished).
	Vessel unknown Publ. No. 34g/8	Name of a fruit (ished).
	Vessel unknown Publ. No. 34g/9	Name of a fruit (ished).
	Vessel unknown Publ. No. 34g/10	Name of a fruit (ished).
	Vessel unknown Publ. No. 34g/11	Name of a fruit (anenut-tree).
	Vessel unknown Publ. No. 34g/12	Name of a fruit (anenut-tree).
	Vessel unknown Publ. No. 34g/13	Name of a fruit (anenut-tree).
	Vessel unknown Publ. No. 34g/14	Name of a fruit (anenut-tree).
	Vessel unknown Publ. No. 34g/15	Name of a fruit (anenut-tree).
	Vessel unknown Publ. No. 34g/16	Name of a fruit (anenut-tree).
	Vessel unknown Publ. No. 34g/17	Name of a fruit (anenut-tree).
	Vessel unknown Publ. No. 34g/18	Name of a fruit (anenut-tree).
	Vessel unknown Publ. No. 34g/19	Name of a fruit (anenut-tree).
	Vessel unknown Publ. No. 34g/22	Name of fruit.
	Vessel unknown Publ. No. 34g/23	Name of a fruit.
	Vessel unknown Publ. No. 34g/24	Name of a fruit.
	Vessel unknown Publ. No. 34g/25	Name of a fruit.
	Vessel unknown Publ. No. 34g/26	Name of a fruit.
	Vessel unknown Publ. No. 34g/27	Name of a fruit.
	Vessel unknown Publ. No. 34g/29	Name of a fruit (sekhet).
	Vessel unknown Publ. No. 34g/30	Name of a fruit (sekhet).
	Vessel unknown Publ. No. 34g/31	Name of a fruit (sekhet).
	Vessel unknown Publ. No. 34g/32	Name of a fruit (sekhet).
	Vessel unknown Publ. No. 34g/33	Name of a fruit (sekhet).
	Vessel unknown Publ. No. 34g/34	Name of a fruit (sekhet).
	Vessel unknown Publ. No. 34g/35	Name of a fruit (sekhet).
	Vessel unknown Publ. No. 34g/36	Name of a fruit (sekhet).
	Vessel unknown Publ. No. 34g/37	Name of a fruit (sekhet).
	Vessel unknown Publ. No. 34g/38	Name of a fruit (sekhet).
	Vessel unknown Publ. No. 34g/39	Name of a fruit (green sekhet).
	Vessel unknown Publ. No. 34g/40	Name of a fruit (green sekhet).
	Vessel unknown Publ. No. 34g/41	Name of a fruit (green sekhet).
	Vessel unknown Publ. No. 34g/42	Name of a fruit (green sekhet).
	Vessel unknown Publ. No. 34g/43	Name of a fruit (green sekhet).
	Vessel unknown Publ. No. 34g/44	Name of a fruit (green sekhet).
	Vessel unknown Publ. No. 34g/46	Name of a fruit (green sekhet).
	Vessel unknown Publ. No. 34g/45	Name of a fruit (green sekhet).
	Vessel unknown Publ. No. 34g/47	Name of a fruit (green sekhet).
	Vessel unknown Publ. No. 34h/3	Title, name of the donator, name of a type of flour, number.
	Vessel unknown Publ. No. 34h/4	Title, name of the donator, name of a type of flour, number.
	Vessel unknown Publ. No. 34h/1	Title, name of the donator, name of a fruit, number.
	Vessel unknown Publ. No. 34h/2	Title, name of the donator, name of a fruit, number.
	Vessel unknown Publ. No. 34h/6	Title, name of the donator, name of a fruit, number.
	Vessel unknown Publ. No. 34h/7	Title, name of the donator, name of a fruit, number.
	Vessel unknown Publ. No. 34h/8	Title, name of the donator, name of a fruit, number.
	Vessel unknown Publ. No. 34h/10	Title, name of the donator, name of a type of flour, number.
	Vessel unknown Publ. No. 34h/11	Title, name of the donator, name of a type of flour, number.
	Vessel unknown Publ. No. 34h/12	Title, name of the donator, name of a type of flour, number.
	Vessel unknown Publ. No. 34h/9	Title, name of the donator, name of a fruit, number.
	Vessel Aswan, Elephantine Museum Publ. No. 35e/1	Name of a fruit (ished).
	Vessel unknown Publ. No. 34h/5	Title, name of the donator, name of a fruit, number.
	Vessel Aswan, Elephantine Museum Publ. No. 35e/2	Name of a fruit (ished).
	Vessel Aswan, Elephantine Museum Publ. No. 35e/3	Name of a fruit (ished).
	Vessel Aswan, Elephantine Museum Publ. No. 35e/4	Name of a fruit.
	Vessel Aswan, Elephantine Museum Publ. No. 35e/5	Name of a fruit.
	Vessel Aswan, Elephantine Museum Publ. No. 35e/6	Name of a fruit.
	Vessel Aswan, Elephantine Museum Publ. No. 35e/7	Name of a fruit.
	Vessel Aswan, Elephantine Museum Publ. No. 35e/8	Name of a fruit.
	Vessel Aswan, Elephantine Museum Publ. No. 35e/9	Name of a fruit.
	Vessel Aswan, Elephantine Museum Publ. No. 35e/10	Name of a type of flour.
	Vessel Aswan, Elephantine Museum Publ. No. 35e/11	Name of a type of flour.
	Vessel Aswan, Elephantine Museum Publ. No. 35e/12	Name of a type of flour.
	Vessel Aswan, Elephantine Museum Publ. No. 35e/13	Name of a type of flour.
	Vessel Aswan, Elephantine Museum Publ. No. 35e/14	Name of a type of flour.
	Vessel Aswan, Elephantine Museum Publ. No. 35e/15	Name of a type of flour.
	Vessel Aswan, Elephantine Museum Publ. No. 35e/16	Name of a type of flour.
	Vessel Aswan, Elephantine Museum Publ. No. 35e/17	Name of a type of flour.
	Vessel Aswan, Elephantine Museum Publ. No. 35e/18	Name of a type of flour.
	Vessel Aswan, Elephantine Museum Publ. No. 35e/19	Name of a type of flour.
	Vessel Aswan, Elephantine Museum Publ. No. 35e/20	Name of a type of flour.
	Vessel Aswan, Elephantine Museum Publ. No. 35e/21	Name of a type of flour.
	Vessel Aswan, Elephantine Museum Publ. No. 35e/22	Name of a fruit.
	Vessel Aswan, Elephantine Museum Publ. No. 35e/23	Name of a fruit.
	Vessel Aswan, Elephantine Museum Publ. No. 35e/24	Name of a fruit.
	Vessel Aswan, Elephantine Museum Publ. No. 35e/25	Name of a fruit.
	Vessel Aswan, Elephantine Museum Publ. No. 35e/26	Name of a fruit.
	Vessel Aswan, Elephantine Museum Publ. No. 35e/27	Name of a fruit.
	Vessel Aswan, Elephantine Museum Publ. No. 35e/28	Name of a fruit.
	Vessel Aswan, Elephantine Museum Publ. No. 35e/29	Name of a fruit.
	Vessel Aswan, Elephantine Museum Publ. No. 35e/30	Name of a fruit.
	Vessel Aswan, Elephantine Museum Publ. No. 35e/31	Name of a fruit.
	Vessel Aswan, Elephantine Museum Publ. No. 35e/32	Name of a fruit.
	Vessel Aswan, Elephantine Museum Publ. No. 35e/33	Name of a fruit.
	Vessel Aswan, Elephantine Museum Publ. No. 35e/34	Word: "salt".
	Vessel Aswan, Elephantine Museum Publ. No. 35e/35	Word: "salt".
	Vessel Aswan, Elephantine Museum Publ. No. 35e/36	Word: "salt".
	Vessel unknown Publ. No. 35e/37	Name of a type of flour.
	Vessel unknown Publ. No. 35e/38	Name of a type of flour.
	Vessel unknown Publ. No. 35e/39	Name of a type of flour.
	Vessel unknown Publ. No. 35e/40	Name of a type of flour.
	Vessel unknown Publ. No. 35e/41	Name of a fruit.
	Vessel unknown Publ. No. 35e/42	Name of a fruit.
	Vessel unknown Publ. No. 35e/43	Name of a fruit.
	Vessel Aswan, Elephantine Museum Publ. No. 35e/55	Name of a type of grain: barley.
	Vessel Aswan, Elephantine Museum Publ. No. 35e/56	Name of a type of grain: barley.
	Vessel Aswan, Elephantine Museum Publ. No. 35e/57	Name of a type of grain: barley.
	Vessel Aswan, Elephantine Museum Publ. No. 35e/58	Name of a type of grain: barley.
	Vessel Aswan, Elephantine Museum Publ. No. 35e/59	Name of a type of grain: barley.
	Vessel Aswan, Elephantine Museum Publ. No. 35e/60	Name of a type of grain: barley.
	Vessel Aswan, Elephantine Museum Publ. No. 35e/61	Name of a type of grain: barley.
	Vessel Aswan, Elephantine Museum Publ. No. 35e/62	Name of a type of grain: barley.
	Vessel Aswan, Elephantine Museum Publ. No. 35e/63	Name of a type of grain: barley.
	Vessel Aswan, Elephantine Museum Publ. No. 35e/64	Name of a type of grain: barley.
	Vessel Aswan, Elephantine Museum Publ. No. 35e/65	Name of a type of grain: barley.
	Vessel Aswan, Elephantine Museum Publ. No. 35e/66	Name of a type of grain: barley.
	Vessel Aswan, Elephantine Museum Publ. No. 35e/67	Name of a type of grain: barley.
	Vessel Aswan, Elephantine Museum Publ. No. 35e/68	Name of a type of grain: barley.
	Vessel Aswan, Elephantine Museum Publ. No. 35e/69	Name of a type of grain: barley.
	Vessel Aswan, Elephantine Museum Publ. No. 35e/70	Name of a type of grain: barley.
	Vessel Aswan, Elephantine Museum Publ. No. 35e/71	Name of a type of grain: barley.
	Vessel Aswan, Elephantine Museum Publ. No. 35e/72	Name of a type of grain: barley.
	Vessel Aswan, Elephantine Museum Publ. No. 35e/73	Name of a type of grain: barley.
	Vessel Aswan, Elephantine Museum Publ. No. 35e/74	Name of a type of grain: barley.
	Vessel Aswan, Elephantine Museum Publ. No. 35e/75	Name of a type of grain: barley.
	Vessel Aswan, Elephantine Museum Publ. No. 35e/76	Name of a type of grain: barley.
	Vessel Aswan, Elephantine Museum Publ. No. 35e/77	Name of a type of grain: barley.
	Vessel Aswan, Elephantine Museum Publ. No. 35e/78	Name of a type of grain: barley.
	Vessel Aswan, Elephantine Museum Publ. No. 35e/79	Name of a fruit (ished).
	Vessel Aswan, Elephantine Museum Publ. No. 35e/80	Name of a fruit (ished).
	Vessel Aswan, Elephantine Museum Publ. No. 35e/81	Name of a fruit (ished).
	Vessel Aswan, Elephantine Museum Publ. No. 35e/82	Name of a fruit (sekhet).
	Vessel Aswan, Elephantine Museum Publ. No. 35e/83	Name of a fruit (sekhet).
	Vessel Aswan, Elephantine Museum Publ. No. 35e/84	Name of a fruit (sekhet).
	Vessel Aswan, Elephantine Museum Publ. No. 35e/85	Name of a fruit (sekhet).
	Vessel Aswan, Elephantine Museum Publ. No. 35e/86	Title and personnal name.
	Vessel Aswan, Elephantine Museum Publ. No. 35e/87	Title and personnal name.
	Vessel Aswan, Elephantine Museum Publ. No. 35e/88	Title and personnal name.
	Vessel Aswan, Elephantine Museum Publ. No. 35e/89	Title and personnal name.
	Vessel Aswan, Elephantine Museum Publ. No. 35e/90	Title and personnal name.
	Vessel Aswan, Elephantine Museum Publ. No. 35e/91	Title and personnal name.
	Vessel Aswan, Elephantine Museum Publ. No. 35e/92	Title and personnal name.
	Vessel Aswan, Elephantine Museum Publ. No. 35e/93	Title and personnal name.
	Vessel Aswan, Elephantine Museum Publ. No. 35e/94	Title and personnal name.
	Vessel Aswan, Elephantine Museum Publ. No. 35e/95	Title and personnal name.
	Vessel Aswan, Elephantine Museum Publ. No. 35e/96	Title and personnal name.
	Vessel Aswan, Elephantine Museum Publ. No. 35e/97	Title and personnal name.
	Vessel Aswan, Elephantine Museum Publ. No. 35e/98	Title and personnal name.
	Vessel Aswan, Elephantine Museum Publ. No. 35e/99	Title and personnal name.
	Vessel Aswan, Elephantine Museum Publ. No. 35e/100	Title and personnal name.
	Vessel Aswan, Elephantine Museum Publ. No. 35e/101	Title and personnal name.
	Vessel Aswan, Elephantine Museum Publ. No. 35e/129	Name of a fruit.
	Vessel Aswan, Elephantine Museum Publ. No. 35e/130	Name of a fruit.
	Vessel Aswan, Elephantine Museum Publ. No. 35e/131	Name of a fruit.
	Vessel Aswan, Elephantine Museum Publ. No. 35e/132	Name of a fruit.
	Vessel Aswan, Elephantine Museum Publ. No. 35e/133	Name of a fruit.
	Vessel Aswan, Elephantine Museum Publ. No. 35e/134	Name of a fruit.
	Vessel Aswan, Elephantine Museum Publ. No. 35e/135	Name of a fruit.
	Vessel Aswan, Elephantine Museum Publ. No. 35e/136	Name of a fruit.
	Vessel Aswan, Elephantine Museum Publ. No. 35e/137	Name of a fruit.
	Vessel Aswan, Elephantine Museum Publ. No. 35e/138	Name of a fruit.
	Vessel Aswan, Elephantine Museum Publ. No. 35e/139	Name of a fruit.
	Vessel Aswan, Elephantine Museum Publ. No. 35e/140	Name of a fruit.
	Vessel Aswan, Elephantine Museum Publ. No. 35e/141	Name of a fruit.
	Vessel Aswan, Elephantine Museum Publ. No. 35e/142	Name of a fruit.
	Vessel Aswan, Elephantine Museum 35e/143	Name of a fruit.
	Vessel Aswan, Elephantine Museum 35e/144	Word : "Salt".
	Vessel Aswan, Elephantine Museum 35e/145	Name of a type of flour.
	Vessel Aswan, Elephantine Museum Publ. no. 35e/146	Name of a type of flour.
	Vessel unknown Publ. no. 35m/1	unknown
	Vessel unknown Publ. no. 35m/2	unknown
	Vessel unknown Publ. no. 88/252	Name of a fruit and of the donator.
	Vessel unknown Publ. no. 88/500	name of a fruit (ished).
	Vessel unknown Publ. no. 88/501	name of a fruit (ished).
	Vessel unknown Publ. no. 88/502	name of a fruit (ished).
	Vessel unknown Publ. no. 88/503	name of a fruit (ished).
	Vessel unknown Publ. no. 88/504	name of a fruit (ished).
	Vessel unknown Publ. no. 88/505	name of a fruit (ished).
	Vessel unknown Publ. no. 88/506	name of a fruit (ished).
	Vessel unknown Publ. no. 88/507	name of a fruit (ished).
	Vessel unknown Publ. no. 88/508	name of a fruit (ished).
	Vessel unknown Publ. no. 88/509	name of a fruit (ished).
	Vessel unknown Publ. no. 88/510	name of a fruit (ished).
	Vessel unknown Publ. no. 88/511	name of a fruit
	Vessel unknown Publ. no. 88/512	name of a fruit.
	Vessel unknown Publ. no. 88/513	name of a fruit.
	Vessel unknown Publ. no. 88/514	name of a fruit.
	Vessel unknown Publ. no. 88/515	name of a type of flour.
	Vessel unknown Publ. no. 88/516	name of a type of flour.
	Vessel unknown Publ. no. 88/517	name of a type of flour.
	Vessel unknown Publ. no. 88/518	name of a type of flour.
	Vessel unknown Publ. no. 88/519	name of a type of flour.
	Vessel unknown Publ. no. 88/520	name of a type of flour.
	Vessel unknown Publ. no. 88/521	name of a type of flour.
	Vessel unknown Publ. no. 88/522	name of a type of flour.
	Vessel unknown Publ. no. 88/523	name of a type of flour.
	Vessel unknown Publ. no. 88/524	name of a type of flour.
	Vessel unknown Publ. no. 88/525	name of a type of flour.
	Vessel unknown Publ. no. 88/526	name of a type of flour.
	Vessel unknown Publ. no. 88/527	name of a type of flour + personal name + filiation
	Vessel unknown Publ. no. 88/528	name of a type of flour + titels + personal name + filiation.
	Vessel unknown Publ. no. 88/529	name of a type of flour + titels + personal name + filiation.
	Vessel unknown Publ. no. 88/530	name of a type of flour + titels + personal name + filiation.
	Vessel unknown Publ. no. 88/531	name of a type of flour + titels + personal name + filiation.
	Vessel unknown Publ. no. 88/532	name of a fruit and personal name.
	Vessel unknown Publ. no. 88/533	name of a fruit and personal name.
	Vessel unknown Publ. no. 88/534	name of a fruit and personal name.
	Vessel unknown Publ. no. 88/535	name of a fruit and personal name.
	Vessel unknown Publ. no. 88/536	name of a fruit and personal name.
	Vessel unknown Publ. no. 88/537	name of a fruit + personal name + filiation.
	Vessel unknown Publ. no. 88/538	name of a fruit and personal name.
	Vessel unknown Publ. no. 88/539	name of a fruit and personal name.
	Vessel unknown Publ. no. 88/540	name of a fruit and personal name.
	Vessel unknown Publ. no. 88/541	name of a flour and personal name.
	Vessel unknown Publ. no. 88/542	name of a type of flour and personal name.
	Vessel unknown Publ. no. 88/543	name of a fruit and personal name.
	Vessel unknown Publ. no. 88/544	name of a type of flour + personal name + filiation.
	Vessel unknown Publ. no. 88/545	name of a fruit and personal name.
	Vessel unknown Publ. no. 88/546	name of a fruit + personal name + filiation.
	Vessel unknown Publ. no. 88/547	name of a type of flour + personal name + filiation.
	Vessel unknown Publ. no. 88/548	name of a type of flour + personal name + filiation.
	Vessel unknown Publ. No. 88/549	Name of a fruit and personal name. Same personal name on 88/600-88/601.
	Vessel unknown Publ. No. 88/550	Name of a fruit and personal name. Same personal name on 88/600-88/601.
	Vessel unknown Publ. No. 88/551	Name of a fruit and personal name. Same personal name on 88/600-88/601.
	Vessel unknown Publ. No. 88/552	Name of a fruit and personal name. Same personal name on 88/600-88/601.
	Vessel unknown Publ. No. 88/553	Word "Salt" and personal name. Same personal name on 88/600-88/601.
	Vessel unknown Publ. No. 88/554	Name of a fruit and personal name. Same personal name on 88/603-88/606.
	Vessel unknown Publ. No. 88/555	Name of a fruit and personal name. Same personal name on 88/603-88/606.
	Vessel unknown Publ. No. 88/556	Name of a fruit and personal name. Same personal name on 88/603-88/606.
	Vessel unknown Publ. No. 88/557	Name of a fruit and personal name. Same personal name on 88/603-88/606.
	Vessel unknown Publ. No. 88/558	Name of a fruit and personal name. Same personal name on 88/603-88/606.
	Vessel unknown Publ. No. 88/559	Name of a fruit and personal name. Same personal name on 88/603-88/606.
	Vessel unknown Publ. No. 88/560	Word "Salt" and personal name. Same personal name on 88/603-88/606.
	Vessel unknown Publ. No. 88/561	Name of a type of flour and personal name. Same personal name on 88/603-88/606.
	Vessel unknown Publ. No. 88/562	Name of a type of flour and personal name. Same personal name on 88/603-88/606.
	Vessel unknown Publ. No. 88/563	Name of a type of flour and personal name. Same personal name on 88/603-88/606.
	Vessel unknown Publ. No. 88/564	Name of a type of flour, titles and personal name. Same personal name on objet 88/175-88/176.
	Vessel unknown Publ. No. 88/565	name of a fruit and personal name. Same personal name like on objects 88/607 and maybe 88/591-594 where it seems to be a woman.
	Vessel unknown Publ. No. 88/566	Name of a fruit and personal name. Same personal name on objects 88/607 and maybe 88/591-594 where it seems to be a woman.
	Vessel unknown Publ. No. 88/567	Name of a flour and personal name. Same personal name like on objects 88/607 and maybe 88/591-594 where it seems to be a woman.
	Vessel unknown Publ. No. 88/568	Name of a type of flour, titles and personal name.
	Vessel unknown Publ. No. 88/569	Name of a type of flour, titles and personal name.
	Vessel unknown Publ. No. 88/570	Name of a type of flour, titles and personal name.
	Vessel unknown Publ. No. 88/571	Name of a type of flour, titles and personal name.
	Vessel unknown Publ. No. 88/572	Name of a type of flour, titles and personal name.
	Vessel unknown Publ. No. 88/573	Name of a type of flour, titles and personal name.
	Vessel unknown Publ. No. 88/574	Name of a fruit, titles and personal name.
	Vessel unknown Publ. No. 88/575	Name of a type of flour, titles and personal name.
	Vessel unknown Publ. No. 88/576	Name of a type of flour, titles and personal name.
	Vessel unknown Publ. No. 88/577	Name of a type of flour, titles and personal name.
	Vessel unknown Publ. No. 88/578	Name of a fruit, titles and personal name.
	Vessel unknown Publ. No. 88/579	Name of a fruit, titles and personal name.
	Vessel unknown Publ. No. 88/580	Name of a fruit, titles and personal name.
	Vessel unknown Publ. No. 88/581	Name of a type of flour, titles and personal name.
	Vessel unknown Publ. No. 88/582	Name of a type of flour, titles and personal name.
	Vessel unknown Publ. No. 88/583	Name of a type of flour, titles and personal name.
	Vessel unknown Publ. No. 88/584	Name of a fruit, titles and personal name.
	Vessel unknown Publ. No. 88/585	Name of a fruit, titles and personal name.
	Vessel unknown Publ. No. 88/586	Name of a fruit, titles and personal name.
	Vessel unknown Publ. No. 88/587	Name of a fruit and personal name.
	Vessel unknown Publ. No. 88/588	Personal name: Setjetitet daughter of Ipi. Edel thinks that she is the same as Setjetitet daughter of Henebaba (88/589). Same personal name on 88/160-88/164.
	Vessel unknown Publ. No. 88/589	Name of a type of flour and personal name: Setjetitet daughter of Henebaba. Edel thinks that she is the same as Setjetitet daughter of Ipi (88/588). Same personal name on 88/160-88/164.
	Vessel unknown Publ. No. 88/590	Name of a type of flour, title and personal name.
	Vessel unknown Publ. No. 88/591	[...]-m-sš [...]: personal name similar to Nebuemsesh (88/665-88/567 and 88/607), seems to be a woman (determinativ).
	Vessel unknown Publ. No. 88/592	[...]-m-sš [...]: personal name similar to Nebuemsesh (88/665-88/567 and 88/607), seems to be a woman (determinativ).
	Vessel unknown Publ. No. 88/593	[...]-m-sš [...]: personal name similar to Nebuemsesh (88/665-88/567 and 88/607), seems to be a woman (determinativ).
	Vessel unknown Publ. No. 88/594	[...]-m-sš [...]: personal name similar to Nebuemsesh (88/665-88/567 and 88/607), seems to be a woman (determinativ).
	Vessel Cairo EM Publ. No. 88/600	Personal name. Same personal name on objects 88/549-88/553.
	Vessel Cairo EM Publ. No. 88/601	Personal name. Same personal name on objects 88/549-88/553.
	Vessel Cairo EM Publ. No. 88/603	Personal name. Same personal name on objects 88/554-88/563.
	Vessel Cairo EM Publ. No. 88/604	Personal name. Same personal name on objects 88/554-88/563.
	Vessel Cairo EM Publ. No. 88/605	Personal name. Same personal name on objects 88/554-88/563.
	Vessel Bonn, Ägyp. Sem. Publ. No. 88/606	Personal name. Same personal name like on objects 88/554-88/563.
	Vessel Cairo EM Publ. No. 88/607	Personal name. Same personal name like on objects 88/565-88/567 and maybe 88/591-594.
	Vessel Cairo EM Publ. No. 88/608	Personal name.
	Vessel Cairo EM Publ. No. 88/609	Personal name.
	Vessel Bonn, Ägyp. Sem. Publ. No. 88/610	Personal name.
	Vessel Bonn, Ägyp. Sem. Publ. No. 88/611	Personal name.
	Vessel Bonn, Ägyp. Sem. Publ. No. 88/612	Personal name.
	Vessel Bonn, Ägyp. Sem. Publ. No. 88/613	Personal name.
	Vessel Bonn, Ägyp. Sem. Publ. No. 88/614	Personal name.
	Vessel Bonn, Ägyp. Sem. Publ. No. 88/615	Personal name.
	Vessel Bonn, Ägyp. Sem. Publ. No. 88/616	Personal name.
	Vessel Bonn, Ägyp. Sem. Publ. No. 88/617	Personal name.
	Vessel Bonn, Ägyp. Sem. Publ. No. 88/618	Personal name.
	Vessel Bonn, Ägyp. Sem. Publ. No. 88/619	Personal name.
	Vessel Bonn, Ägyp. Sem. Publ. No. 88/620	Personal name.
	Vessel Cairo EM Publ. No. 88/621	Personal name.
	Vessel Bonn, Ägyp. Sem. Publ. No. 88/622	Personal name.
	Vessel Bonn, Ägyp. Sem. Publ. No. 88/623	Personal name.
	Vessel Bonn, Ägyp. Sem. Publ. No. 88/624	Personal name.
	Vessel Bonn, Ägyp. Sem. Publ. No. 88/625	Personal name.
	Vessel Bonn, Ägyp. Sem. Publ. No. 88/626	Personal name.
	Vessel Bonn, Ägyp. Sem. Publ. No. 88/627	Personal name.
	Vessel Bonn, Ägyp. Sem. Publ. No. 88/628	Personal name.
	Vessel Cairo EM Publ. No. 88/629	Personal name.
	Vessel Bonn, Ägyp. Sem. Publ. No. 88/630	Personal name.
	Vessel Bonn, Ägyp. Sem. Publ. No. 88/631	Personal name.
	Vessel Bonn, Ägyp. Sem. Publ. No. 88/632	Personal name.
	Vessel Bonn, Ägyp. Sem. Publ. No. 88/633	Personal name.
	Vessel Cairo EM Publ. No. 88/634	Personal name.
	Vessel Bonn, Ägyp. Sem. Publ. No. 88/635	Personal name.
	Vessel Bonn, Ägyp. Sem. Publ. No. 88/636	Personal name.
	Vessel Bonn, Ägyp. Sem. Publ. No. 88/637	Personal name.
	Vessel Bonn, Ägyp. Sem. Publ. No. 88/638	Personal name.
	Vessel Bonn, Ägyp. Sem. Publ. No. 88/639	Personal name.
	Vessel Bonn, Ägyp. Sem. Publ. No. 88/640	Personal name.
	Vessel Bonn, Ägyp. Sem. Publ. No. 88/641	Personal name.
	Vessel Bonn, Ägyp. Sem. Publ. No. 88/642	Personal name.
	Vessel Bonn, Ägyp. Sem. Publ. No. 88/643	Personal name.
	Vessel Cairo EM Publ. No. 88/644	Personal name.
	Vessel Bonn, Ägyp. Sem. Publ. No. 88/645	Personal name.
	Vessel Cairo EM Publ. No. 88/646	Personal name.
	Vessel Bonn, Ägyp. Sem. Publ. No. 88/647	Personal name.
	Vessel Bonn, Ägyp. Sem. Publ. No. 88/648	Personal name.
	Vessel Bonn, Ägyp. Sem. Publ. No. 88/649	Personal name.
	Vessel Bonn, Ägyp. Sem. Publ. No. 88/650	Personal name.
	Vessel Bonn, Ägyp. Sem. Publ. No. 88/651	Personal name.
	Vessel Bonn, Ägyp. Sem. Publ. No. 88/652	Personal name.
	Vessel Cairo EM Publ. No. 88/653	Personal name.
	Vessel Cairo EM Publ. No. 88/654	Personal name.
	Vessel Bonn, Ägyp. Sem. Publ. No. 88/655	Personal name. Same name on objects 89/155-89/157 where it correspond to a woman. Personal name not attested otherwise, in Ranke Personnennamen is Qfdd a woman's name from Middle Kingdom.
	Vessel Cairo EM Publ. No. 88/656	Personal name. Same name on objects 89/155-89/157 where it correspond to a woman. Personal name not attested otherwise, in Ranke Personnennamen is Qfdd a woman's name from Middle Kingdom.
	Vessel Cairo EM Publ. No. 88/657	Personal name. Same name on objects 89/155-89/157 where it correspond to a woman. Personal name not attested otherwise, in Ranke Personnennamen is Qfdd a woman's name from Middle Kingdom.
	Vessel Cairo EM Publ. No. 88/658	Name of a fruit and personal name.
	Vessel Cairo EM Publ. No. 88/659	Name of a fruit and personal name.
	Vessel Cairo EM Publ. No. 88/660	Name of a fruit and personal name.
	Vessel Cairo EM Publ. No. 88/661	Name of a fruit and personal name.
	Vessel Cairo EM Publ. No. 88/662	Name of a fruit and personal name.
	Vessel Cairo EM Publ. No. 88/663	Name of a fruit and personal name.
	Vessel Cairo EM Publ. No. 88/664	Name of a fruit and personal name.
	Vessel Cairo EM Publ. No. 88/665	Name of a fruit and personal name.
	Vessel Cairo EM Publ. No. 88/666	Name of a fruit and personal name.
	Vessel Cairo EM Publ. No. 88/667	Name of a fruit and personal name.
	Vessel Cairo EM Publ. No. 88/668	Name of a fruit and personal name.
	Vessel Cairo EM Publ. No. 88/669	Name of a fruit and personal name.
	Vessel Cairo EM Publ. No. 88/670	Name of a fruit and personal name.
	Vessel Cairo EM Publ. No. 88/671	Name of a fruit and personal name.
	Vessel Cairo EM Publ. No. 88/672	Name of a fruit and personal name.
	Vessel Cairo EM Publ. No. 88/673	Name of a fruit and personal name.
	Vessel Cairo EM Publ. No. 88/674	Name of a fruit and personal name.
	Vessel Cairo EM Publ. No. 88/675	Name of a fruit and personal name.
	Vessel Bonn, Ägyp. Sem. Publ. No. 88/676	Name of a fruit and personal name.
	Vessel Cairo EM Publ. No. 88/677	Name of a fruit and personal name.
	Vessel Bonn, Ägyp. Sem. Publ. No. 88/678	name of a fruit and personal name.
	Vessel Bonn, Ägyp. Sem. Publ. No. 88/679	Name of a fruit and personal name.
	Vessel Bonn, Ägyp. Sem. Publ. No. 88/680	Name of a fruit and personal name.
	Vessel Bonn, Ägyp. Sem. Publ. No. 88/681	Name of a fruit and personal name.
	Vessel Bonn, Ägyp. Sem. Publ. No. 88/682	Name of a fruit and personal name.
	Vessel Bonn, Ägyp. Sem. Publ. No. 88/683	Name of a fruit and personal name.
	Vessel Bonn, Ägyp. Sem. Publ. No. 88/684	Name of a fruit and personal name.
	Vessel Bonn, Ägyp. Sem. Publ. No. 88/685	Name of a fruit and personal name.
	Vessel Bonn, Ägyp. Sem. Publ. No. 88/686	Name of a fruit and personal name.
	Vessel Bonn, Ägyp. Sem. Publ. No. 88/687	Name of a fruit and personal name.
	Vessel Bonn, Ägyp. Sem. Publ. No. 88/688	Name of a fruit and personal name.
	Vessel Bonn, Ägyp. Sem. Publ. No. 88/689	Name of a fruit and personal name.
	Vessel Bonn, Ägyp. Sem. Publ. No. 88/690	Name of a fruit and personal name.
	Vessel Bonn, Ägyp. Sem. Publ. No. 88/691	Name of a fruit and personal name.
	Vessel Bonn, Ägyp. Sem. Publ. No. 88/692	Name of a fruit and personal name.
	Vessel Bonn, Ägyp. Sem. Publ. No. 88/693	Name of a fruit and personal name.
	Vessel Bonn, Ägyp. Sem. Publ. No. 88/694	Name of a fruit and personal name.
	Vessel Bonn, Ägyp. Sem. Publ. No. 88/695	Name of a fruit and personal name.
	Vessel Bonn, Ägyp. Sem. Publ. No. 88/696	Name of a fruit and personal name.
	Vessel Bonn, Ägyp. Sem. Publ. No. 88/697	Name of a fruit and personal name.
	Vessel Bonn, Ägyp. Sem. Publ. No. 88/698	Name of a fruit and personal name.
	Vessel Bonn, Ägyp. Sem. Publ. No. 88/699	Name of a fruit and personal name.
	Vessel Bonn, Ägyp. Sem. Publ. No. 88/700	Name of a fruit and personal name.
	Vessel Bonn, Ägyp. Sem. Publ. No. 88/701	Name of a fruit and personal name.
	Vessel Bonn, Ägyp. Sem. Publ. No. 88/702	Name of a fruit and personal name.
	Vessel Bonn, Ägyp. Sem. Publ. No. 88/703	Name of a type of grain and personal name.
	Vessel Bonn, Ägyp. Sem. Publ. No. 88/704	Name of a type of grain and personal name.
	Vessel Bonn, Ägyp. Sem. Publ. No. 88/705	Name of a type of grain and personal name.
	Vessel Bonn, Ägyp. Sem. Publ. No. 88/706	Name of a type of grain and personal name.
	Vessel Bonn, Ägyp. Sem. Publ. No. 88/707	Name of a type of grain and personal name.
	Vessel Bonn, Ägyp. Sem. Publ. No. 88/708	Name of a type of grain and personal name.
	Vessel Bonn, Ägyp. Sem. Publ. No. 88/709	Name of a type of grain and personal name.
	Vessel Bonn, Ägyp. Sem. Publ. No. 88/710	Name of a type of grain and personal name.
	Vessel Bonn, Ägyp. Sem. Publ. No. 88/711	Name of a type of grain and personal name.
	Vessel Bonn, Ägyp. Sem. Publ. No. 88/712	Name of a fruit and personal name.
	Vessel Bonn, Ägyp. Sem. Publ. No. 88/713	Name of a fruit and personal name.
	Vessel Bonn, Ägyp. Sem. Publ. No. 88/714	Name of a fruit and personal name.
	Vessel Bonn, Ägyp. Sem. Publ. No. 88/715	Name of a fruit and personal name.
	Vessel Bonn, Ägyp. Sem. Publ. No. 88/716	Name of a fruit and personal name.
	Vessel Bonn, Ägyp. Sem. Publ. No. 88/717	Name of a fruit and personal name.
	Vessel Bonn, Ägyp. Sem. Publ. No. 88/718	Name of a fruit and personal name.
	Vessel Bonn, Ägyp. Sem. Publ. No. 88/719	Name of a fruit and personal name.
	Vessel Bonn, Ägyp. Sem. Publ. No. 88/719	Name of a fruit and personal name.
	Vessel Bonn, Ägyp. Sem. Publ. No. 88/720	Name of a fruit and personal name.
	Vessel Bonn, Ägyp. Sem. Publ. No. 88/721	Name of a fruit and personal name.
	Vessel Bonn, Ägyp. Sem. Publ. No. 88/722	Name of a fruit and personal name.
	Vessel Bonn, Ägyp. Sem. Publ. No. 88/723	Name of a fruit and personal name.
	Vessel Bonn, Ägyp. Sem. Publ. No. 88/724	Name of a fruit and personal name.
	Vessel Bonn, Ägyp. Sem. Publ. No. 88/725	Name of a fruit and personal name.
	Vessel Bonn, Ägyp. Sem. Publ. No. 88/726	Name of a fruit and personal name.
	Vessel Bonn, Ägyp. Sem. Publ. No. 88/727	Name of a fruit and personal name.
	Vessel Bonn, Ägyp. Sem. Publ. No. 88/728	Name of a fruit and personal name.
	Vessel Bonn, Ägyp. Sem. Publ. No. 88/729	Name of a fruit and personal name.
	Vessel Bonn, Ägyp. Sem. Publ. No. 88/730	Name of a fruit and personal name.
	Vessel Bonn, Ägyp. Sem. Publ. No. 88/731	Name of a fruit and personal name.
	Vessel Cairo EM Publ. No. 88/732	Name of a type of mineral (salt) and personal name.
	Vessel Bonn, Ägyp. Sem. Publ. No. 88/733	Name of a type of mineral (salt) and personal name.
	Vessel Cairo EM Publ. No. 88/734	Name of a fruit and personal name.
	Vessel Cairo EM Publ. No. 88/735	Name of a fruit and personal name.
	Vessel Cairo EM Publ. No. 88/736	Name of a fruit and personal name.
	Vessel Cairo EM Publ. No. 88/737	Name of a fruit and personal name.
	Vessel Cairo EM Publ. No. 88/738	Name of a fruit and personal name.
	Vessel Cairo EM Publ. No. 88/739	Name of a fruit and personal name.
	Vessel Cairo EM Publ. No. 88/740	Name of a fruit and personal name.
	Vessel Cairo EM Publ. No. 88/741	Name of a fruit and personal name.
	Vessel Cairo EM Publ. No. 88/742	Name of a fruit and personal name.
	Vessel Cairo EM Publ. No. 88/743	Name of a fruit and personal name.
	Vessel Cairo EM Publ. No. 88/744	Name of a fruit and personal name.
	Vessel Cairo EM Publ. No. 88/745	Name of a fruit and personal name.
	Vessel Cairo EM Publ. No. 88/746	Name of a fruit and personal name.
	Vessel Cairo EM Publ. No. 88/747	Name of a fruit and personal name.
	Vessel Cairo EM Publ. No. 88/748	Name of a fruit and personal name.
	Vessel Cairo EM Publ. No. 88/749	Name of a fruit and personal name.
	Vessel Cairo EM Publ. No. 88/750	Name of a fruit and personal name.
	Vessel Cairo EM Publ. No. 88/751	Name of a fruit and personal name.
	Vessel Cairo EM Publ. No. 88/752	Name of a fruit and personal name.
	Vessel Cairo EM Publ. No. 88/753	Name of a fruit and personal name.
	Vessel Cairo EM Publ. No. 88/754	Name of a fruit and personal name.
	Vessel Bonn, Ägyp. Sem. Publ. No. 88/755	Name of a fruit and personal name.
	Vessel Bonn, Ägyp. Sem. Publ. No. 88/756	Illegible.
	Vessel unknown Publ. No. 88/1	Name of a type of grain.
	Vessel unknown Publ. No. 88/2	Name of a type of grain.
	Vessel unknown Publ. No. 88/3	Name of a type of grain.
	Vessel unknown Publ. No. 88/4	Name of a type of grain.
	Vessel unknown Publ. No. 88/5	Name of a type of grain.
	Vessel unknown Publ. No. 88/6	Name of a type of grain.
	Vessel unknown Publ. No. 88/7	Name of a type of grain.
	Vessel unknown Publ. No. 88/8	Name of a fruit (ished).
	Vessel unknown Publ. No. 88/9	Name of a fruit (ished).
	Vessel unknown Publ. No. 88/10	Name of a fruit (ished).
	Vessel unknown Publ. No. 88/11	Name of a fruit (ished).
	Vessel unknown Publ. No. 88/12	Name of a fruit (ished).
	Vessel unknown Publ. No. 88/13	Name of a fruit (ished).
	Vessel unknown Publ. No. 88/14	Name of a fruit (ished).
	Vessel unknown Publ. No. 88/15	Name of a fruit (ished).
	Vessel unknown Publ. No. 88/16	Name of a fruit (ished).
	Vessel unknown Publ. No. 88/17	Name of a fruit (ished).
	Vessel unknown Publ. No. 88/18	Name of a fruit (ished).
	Vessel unknown Publ. No. 88/19	Name of a fruit (ished).
	Vessel unknown Publ. No. 88/20	Name of a fruit (ished).
	Vessel unknown Publ. No. 88/21	Name of a fruit (ished).
	Vessel unknown Publ. No. 88/22	Name of a fruit (ished).
	Vessel unknown Publ. No. 88/23	Name of a fruit (ished).
	Vessel unknown Publ. No. 88/24	Name of a fruit (ished).
	Vessel unknown Publ. No. 88/25	Name of a fruit (ished).
	Vessel unknown Publ. No. 88/26	Name of a fruit (ished).
	Vessel unknown Publ. No. 88/27	Name of a fruit (ished).
	Vessel unknown Publ. No. 88/28	Name of a fruit (ished).
	Vessel unknown Publ. No. 88/29	Name of a fruit (ished).
	Vessel unknown Publ. No. 88/30	Name of fruit (ished and green sekhet).
	Vessel unknown Publ. No. 88/31	Name of a type of grain (agut).
	Vessel unknown Publ. No. 88/32	Name of a type of grain (agut).
	Vessel unknown Publ. No. 88/33	Name of a type of grain (agut).
	Vessel unknown Publ. No. 88/34	Name of a type of grain (agut).
	Vessel unknown Publ. No. 88/35	Name of a type of grain (agut).
	Vessel unknown Publ. No. 88/36	Name of a type of grain (agut).
	Vessel unknown Publ. No. 88/37	Name of a type of food (nutsedge).
	Vessel unknown Publ. No. 88/38	Name of a type of food (nutsedge).
	Vessel unknown Publ. No. 88/39	Name of a type of food (nutsedge).
	Vessel unknown Publ. No. 88/40	Name of a type of food (nutsedge).
	Vessel unknown Publ. No. 88/41	Name of a type of food (nutsedge).
	Vessel unknown Publ. No. 88/42	Name of a type of food (nutsedge).
	Vessel unknown Publ. No. 88/43	Name of a type of food (nutsedge).
	Vessel unknown Publ. No. 88/44	Name of a type of food (nutsedge).
	Vessel unknown Publ. No. 88/45	Name of a type of food (nutsedge).
	Vessel unknown Publ. No. 88/46	Name of a type of food (nutsedge).
	Vessel unknown Publ. No. 88/47	Name of a type of food (nutsedge).
	Vessel unknown Publ. No. 88/48	Name of a type of food (nutsedge).
	Vessel unknown Publ. No. 88/49	Name of a type of food (nutsedge).
	Vessel unknown Publ. No. 88/50	Name of a type of food (nutsedge).
	Vessel unknown Publ. No. 88/51	Name of a type of food (nutsedge).
	Vessel unknown Publ. No. 88/52	Name of a type of food (nutsedge).
	Vessel unknown Publ. No. 88/53	Name of a type of food (nutsedge).
	Vessel unknown Publ. No. 88/54	Name of a type of food (nutsedge).
	Vessel unknown Publ. No. 88/55	Name of a type of food (nutsedge).
	Vessel unknown Publ. No. 88/56	Name of a type of food (nutsedge).
	Vessel unknown Publ. No. 88/57	Name of a fruit (bnr).
	Vessel unknown Publ. No. 88/58	Name of a fruit (bnr).
	Vessel unknown Publ. No. 88/59	Name of a fruit (bnr).
	Vessel unknown Publ. No. 88/60	Name of a fruit (bnr).
	Vessel unknown Publ. No. 88/61	Name of a fruit (bnr).
	Vessel unknown Publ. No. 88/62	Name of a fruit (bnr).
	Vessel unknown Publ. No. 88/63	Name of a fruit (bnr).
	Vessel unknown Publ. No. 88/64	Name of a fruit (bnr).
	Vessel unknown Publ. No. 88/65	Name of a fruit (bnr).
	Vessel unknown Publ. No. 88/66	Name of a fruit (bnr).
	Vessel unknown Publ. No. 88/67	Name of a fruit (bnr).
	Vessel unknown Publ. No. 88/68	Name of a fruit (bnr).
	Vessel unknown Publ. No. 88/69	Name of a fruit (bnr).
	Vessel unknown Publ. No. 88/70	Name of a fruit (bnr).
	Vessel unknown Publ. No. 88/71	Name of a fruit (bnr).
	Vessel unknown Publ. No. 88/72	Name of a fruit (bnr).
	Vessel unknown Publ. No. 88/73	Name of a fruit (bnr).
	Vessel unknown Publ. No. 88/74	Name of a fruit (bnr).
	Vessel unknown Publ. No. 88/75	Name of a fruit (bnr).
	Vessel unknown Publ. No. 88/76	Name of a fruit (bnr).
	Vessel unknown Publ. No. 88/77	Name of a fruit (bnr).
	Vessel unknown Publ. No. 88/78	Name of a fruit (bnr).
	Vessel unknown Publ. No. 88/79	Name of a fruit (bnr).
	Vessel unknown Publ. No. 88/80	Name of a fruit (bnr).
	Vessel unknown Publ. No. 88/81	Name of a fruit (bnr).
	Vessel unknown Publ. No. 88/82	Name of a fruit (bnr).
	Vessel unknown Publ. No. 88/83	Name of a fruit (bnr).
	Vessel unknown Publ. No. 88/84	Name of a fruit (bnr).
	Vessel unknown Publ. No. 88/85	Name of a fruit (bnr).
	Vessel unknown Publ. No. 88/86	Name of a fruit (bnr).
	Vessel unknown Publ. No. 88/87	Name of a fruit (bnr).
	Vessel unknown Publ. No. 88/88	Name of a fruit (bnr).
	Vessel unknown Publ. No. 88/89	Name of a fruit (bnr).
	Vessel unknown Publ. No. 88/90	Name of a fruit (bnr).
	Vessel unknown Publ. No. 88/91	Name of a fruit (bnr).
	Vessel unknown Publ. No. 88/92(a)	Name of a fruit (bnr).
	Vessel unknown Publ. No. 88/93	Name of a type of grain.
	Vessel unknown Publ. No. 88/94	Name of a type of grain.
	Vessel unknown Publ. No. 88/95	Name of a type of grain.
	Vessel unknown Publ. No. 88/96	Name of a type of grain.
	Vessel unknown Publ. No. 88/97	Name of a type of grain.
	Vessel unknown Publ. No. 88/98	Name of a type of grain.
	Vessel unknown Publ. No. 88/99	Name of a type of grain.
	Vessel unknown Publ. No. 88/99a	Name of a type of grain.
	Vessel unknown Publ. No. 88/100	Name of a type of grain.
	Vessel unknown Publ. No. 88/101	Name of a type of grain.
	Vessel unknown Publ. No. 88/102	Name of a type of grain.
	Vessel unknown Publ. No. 88/103	Name of a type of grain.
	Vessel unknown Publ. No. 88/104	Name of a type of grain.
	Vessel unknown Publ. No. 88/105	Name of a type of grain.
	Vessel unknown Publ. No. 88/106	Name of a type of grain.
	Vessel unknown Publ. No. 88/107	Name of a type of grain.
	Vessel unknown Publ. No. 88/108	Name of a type of grain.
	Vessel unknown Publ. No. 88/109	Name of a type of grain.
	Vessel unknown Publ. No. 88/110	Name of a type of grain.
	Vessel unknown Publ. No. 88/111	Name of a type of grain.
	Vessel unknown Publ. No. 88/112	Name of a type of grain.
	Vessel unknown Publ. No. 88/113	Name of a type of grain.
	Vessel unknown Publ. No. 88/114	Name of a type of grain.
	Vessel unknown Publ. No. 88/115	Name of a type of grain.
	Vessel unknown Publ. No. 88/116	Name of a type of grain.
	Vessel unknown Publ. No. 88/117	Name of a type of grain.
	Vessel unknown Publ. No. 88/118	Name of a type of grain.
	Vessel unknown Publ. No. 88/119	Name of a type of grain.
	Vessel unknown Publ. No. 88/120	Name of a type of grain.
	Vessel unknown Publ. No. 88/121	Name of a type of grain.
	Vessel unknown Publ. No. 88/122	Name of a type of grain.
	Vessel unknown Publ. No. 88/123	Name of a type of grain.
	Vessel unknown Publ. No. 88/124	Name of a type of grain.
	Vessel unknown Publ. No. 88/125	Name of a type of grain.
	Vessel unknown Publ. No. 88/126	Name of a type of grain.
	Vessel unknown Publ. No. 88/127	Name of a type of grain.
	Vessel unknown Publ. No. 88/128	Name of a type of grain.
	Vessel unknown Publ. No. 88/129	Name of a type of grain.
	Vessel unknown Publ. No. 88/130	Name of a type of grain.
	Vessel unknown Publ. No. 88/131	Name of a type of grain.
	Vessel unknown Publ. No. 88/132	Name of a type of grain.
	Vessel unknown Publ. No. 88/133	Name of a fruit (shenefet).
	Vessel unknown Publ. No. 88/134	Name of a mineral (salt).
	Vessel unknown Publ. No. 88/135	Name of a mineral (salt).
	Vessel unknown Publ. No. 88/136	Name of a fruit (sesch(et)).
	Vessel unknown Publ. No. 88/137	Name of a fruit (seschet).
	Vessel unknown Publ. No. 88/138	Name of a fruit (seschet).
	Vessel unknown Publ. No. 88/139	Name of a fruit (seschet).
	Vessel unknown Publ. No. 88/140	Name of a fruit (seschet).
	Vessel unknown Publ. No. 88/141	Name of a fruit (seschet).
	Vessel unknown Publ. No. 88/142	Name of a fruit (seschet).
	Vessel unknown Publ. No. 88/143	Name of a fruit (seschet).
	Vessel unknown Publ. No. 88/144	Name of a fruit (seschet).
	Vessel unknown Publ. No. 88/145	Name of a fruit (seschet).
	Vessel unknown Publ. No. 88/146	Name of a fruit (green seschet).
	Vessel unknown Publ. No. 88/147	Name of a fruit (green seschet).
	Vessel unknown Publ. No. 88/148	Name of a fruit (green seschet).
	Vessel unknown Publ. No. 88/149	Name of a fruit (green seschet).
	Vessel unknown Publ. No. 88/150	Name of a fruit (green seschet).
	Vessel unknown Publ. No. 88/151	Name of a fruit (green seschet).
	Vessel unknown Publ. No. 88/152	Name of a fruit (green seschet).
	Vessel unknown Publ. No. 88/153	Name of a type of flour (seschet).
	Vessel unknown Publ. No. 88/154	Name of a type of flour (seschet).
	Vessel unknown Publ. No. 88/155	Name of a type of flour (seschet).
	Vessel unknown Publ. No. 88/156	Name of a type of flour (seschet).
	Vessel unknown Publ. No. 88/157	Name of a type of flour (seschet).
	Vessel unknown Publ. No. 88/158	Name of a fruit (shenefet).
	Vessel unknown Publ. No. 88/159	Name of a fruit (shenefet).
	Vessel unknown Publ. No. 88/160	Title and personal name. Same personal name on object 88/588 and 88/589.
	Vessel unknown Publ. No. 88/161	Title and personal name. Same personal name on object 88/588 and 88/589.
	Vessel unknown Publ. No. 88/162	Title and personal name. Same personal name on object 88/588 and 88/589.
	Vessel unknown Publ. No. 88/163	Title and personal name. Same personal name on object 88/588 and 88/589.
	Vessel unknown Publ. No. 88/164	Title and personal name. Same personal name on object 88/588 and 88/589.
	Pap. Berlin P. B/D x 69	This fragment seems to be part of an account or similar administrative document. Some names are preserved, possible offering bread(?) is mentioned.
	Vessel unknown Publ. No. 88/165	Filiation, titles and personal name.
	Vessel unknown Publ. No. 88/166	Filiation, titles and personal name.
	Vessel unknown Publ. No. 88/167	Filiation, titles and personal name.
	Pap. Berlin P. B/D x 70	Due to the fragmentary status the content remains unclear.
	Pap. Berlin P. B/D x 71	Due to the fragmentary status the content remains unclear.
	Pap. Berlin P. B/D x 72	Due to the fragmentary status the content remains unclear.
	Pap. Berlin P. B/D x 73	Due to the fragmentary status the content remains unclear.
	Pap. Berlin P. B/D x 74
	Pap. Berlin P. B/D x 75
	Pap. Berlin P. B/D x 76	Small fragment of an account concerning delivieres or income, partioned into months
	Pap. Berlin P. B/D x 77
	Pap. Berlin P. B/D x 78
	Pap. Berlin P. B/D x 79
	Vessel unknown Publ. No. 88/168	Filiation, titles and personal name.
	Pap. Berlin P. B/D x 80	Content unclear due to fragmentary condition.
	Pap. Berlin P. B/D x 81
	Pap. Berlin P. B/D x 82
	Vessel unknown Publ. No. 88/169	Filiation, titles and personal name.
	Vessel unknown Publ. No. 88/170	Filiation, titles and personal name.
	Vessel unknown Publ. No. 88/171	Filiation, titles and personal name.
	Vessel unknown Publ. No. 88/172	Filiation, titles and personal name.
	Vessel unknown Publ. No. 88/173	Filiation, titles and personal name.
	Vessel unknown Publ. No. 88/174	Filiation, titles and personal name.
	Vessel unknown Publ. No. 88/175	Title and personal name. Same personal name on objet 88/564.
	Vessel unknown Publ. No. 88/176	Title and personal name. Same personal name on objet 88/564.
	Vessel unknown Publ. No. 88/177	Illegible.
	Vessel unknown Publ. No. 88/178	Illegible.
	Vessel unknown Publ. No. 88/179	Illegible.
	Vessel unknown Publ. No. 88/180	Illegible.
	Vessel unknown Publ. No. 88/180	Illegible.
	Vessel unknown Publ. No. 88/180	Name of a fruit (ished).
	Vessel Cairo EM Publ. No. 89/27	Name of a fruit and personal name.
	Vessel Cairo EM Publ. No. 89/28	Name of a fruit and personal name.
	Vessel Bonn, Ägyp. Sem. Publ. No. 89/29	Name of a fruit, title and personal name.
	Vessel unknown Publ. No. 89/29	Name of a fruit, title and personal name.
	Vessel Bonn, Ägyp. Sem. Publ. No. 89/31	Name of a fruit (, title) and personal name.
	Vessel Cairo EM Publ. No. 89/32	Title, personal name and name of a food (nutsedge).
	Vessel Cairo EM Publ. No. 89/33	Title, personal name and name of a food (nutsedge).
	Vessel Cairo EM Publ. No. 89/34	Title, personal name and name of a fruit.
	Vessel Bonn, Ägyp. Sem. Publ. No. 89/35	Title, personal name and name of a fruit.
	Vessel Bonn, Ägyp. Sem. Publ. No. 89/36	Name of a type of flour, title and personal name.
	Vessel Bonn, Ägyp. Sem. Publ. No. 89/37	Title, personal name, name of a food (jqr.t).
	Vessel Bonn, Ägyp. Sem. Publ. No. 89/38	Title, personal name, name of a food of the funerary foundation of the deceased (jqr.t pr ḏ.t=f).
	Vessel Bonn, Ägyp. Sem. Publ. No. 89/39	Title, personal name, name of a food (nutsedge) of the funerary foundation of the deceased.
	Vessel Bonn, Ägyp. Sem. Publ. No. 89/40	Title, personal name, name of a food (nutsedge) of the funerary foundation of the deceased.
	Vessel Cairo EM Publ. No. 89/41	Title, personal name, name of a food (nutsedge).
	Vessel Bonn, Ägyp. Sem. Publ. No. 89/42	Title, personal name, name of a food (bnr) of the funerary foundation.
	Vessel Bonn, Ägyp. Sem. Publ. No. 89/43	Title, personal name, name of a grain of the funerary foundation.
	Vessel Bonn, Ägyp. Sem. Publ. No. 89/44	Title, personal name, name of a grain of the funerary foundation.
	Vessel Cairo EM Publ. No. 89/45	Title, personal name, name of a grain of the funerary foundation.
	Vessel Bonn, Ägyp. Sem. Publ. No. 89/46	Title, personal name, name of a grain of the funerary foundation.
	Vessel Bonn, Ägyp. Sem. Publ. No. 89/47	Title, personal name, name of a grain of the funerary foundation.
	Vessel Bonn, Ägyp. Sem. Publ. No. 89/48	Title, personal name, name of a grain of the funerary foundation.
	Vessel Cairo EM Publ. No. 89/49	Title, personal name, name of a fruit (nbs) of the funerary foundation.
	Vessel Cairo EM Publ. No. 89/50	Title, personal name, name of a fruit (nbs) of the funerary foundation.
	Vessel Cairo EM Publ. No. 89/51	Title, personal name, name of a type of flour (dḏw sẖ.t) of the funerary foundation.
	Vessel Bonn, Ägyp. Sem. Publ. No. 89/52	Title, personal name, name of a type of flour (dḏw sẖ.t) of the funerary foundation.
	Vessel Cairo EM Publ. No. 89/53	Title, personal name, name of a type of flour (dḏw sẖ.t) of the funerary foundation.
	Vessel Cairo EM Publ. No. 89/54	Title, personal name, name of a fruit (nbs) of the funerary foundation.
	Vessel Bonn, Ägyp. Sem. Publ. No. 89/55	Name of a fruit (nbs), filiation, personal name
	Vessel Bonn, Ägyp. Sem. Publ. No. 89/56	Name of a food (jqr.t), filiation, personal name.
	Vessel Bonn, Ägyp. Sem. Publ. No. 89/57	Name of a food (bnr), filiation, personal name.
	Vessel Bonn, Ägyp. Sem. Publ. No. 89/58	Name of a food (bnr), filiation, personal name.
	Vessel Bonn, Ägyp. Sem. Publ. No. 89/59	Name of a food (bnr), filiation, personal name.
	Vessel Bonn, Ägyp. Sem. Publ. No. 89/60	Name of a food (bnr), filiation, personal name.
	Vessel Cairo EM Publ. No. 89/61	Name of a food (bnr), filiation, personal name.
	Vessel Cairo EM Publ. No. 89/62	Name of a food (bnr), filiation, personal name.
	Vessel Bonn, Ägyp. Sem. Publ. No. 89/63	Name of a food (bnr), filiation, personal name.
	Vessel Bonn, Ägyp. Sem. Publ. No. 89/64	Name of a food (bnr), filiation, personal name.
	Vessel Cairo EM Publ. No. 89/65	Name of a food (bnr), filiation, personal name.
	Vessel Bonn, Ägyp. Sem. Publ. No. 89/66	Name of a food (bnr), filiation, personal name.
	Vessel Bonn, Ägyp. Sem. Publ. No. 89/67	Name of a food (bnr), filiation, personal name.
	Vessel Cairo EM Publ. No. 89/68	Name of a food (bnr), filiation, personal name.
	Vessel Cairo EM Publ. No. 89/69	Name of a food (bnr), filiation, personal name.
	Vessel Bonn, Ägyp. Sem. Publ. No. 89/70	Name of a food (bnr), filiation, personal name.
	Vessel Cairo EM Publ. No. 89/71	Name of a food (bnr), filiation, personal name.
	Vessel Bonn, Ägyp. Sem. Publ. No. 89/72	Name of a food (bnr), filiation, personal name.
	Vessel Bonn, Ägyp. Sem. Publ. No. 89/73	Name of a food (bnr), filiation, personal name.
	Vessel Bonn, Ägyp. Sem. Publ. No. 89/74	Name of a food (bnr), filiation, personal name.
	Vessel Bonn, Ägyp. Sem. Publ. No. 89/75	Name of a food (bnr), filiation, personal name.
	Vessel Bonn, Ägyp. Sem. Publ. No. 89/76	Name of a food (bnr), filiation, personal name.
	Vessel Bonn, Ägyp. Sem. Publ. No. 89/77	Name of a type of grain, filiation, personal name.
	Vessel Cairo EM Publ. No. 89/78	Name of a type of grain, filiation, personal name.
	Vessel Bonn, Ägyp. Sem. Publ. No. 89/79	Name of a type of grain, filiation, personal name.
	Vessel Cairo EM Publ. No. 89/80	Name of a type of grain, filiation, personal name.
	Vessel Bonn, Ägyp. Sem. Publ. No. 89/81	Name of a type of grain, filiation, personal name.
	Vessel Bonn, Ägyp. Sem. Publ. No. 89/82	Name of a type of grain, filiation, personal name.
	Vessel Bonn, Ägyp. Sem. Publ. No. 89/83	Name of a type of grain, filiation, personal name.
	Vessel Bonn, Ägyp. Sem. Publ. No. 89/84	Name of a type of grain, filiation, personal name.
	Vessel Cairo EM Publ. No. 89/85	Name of a type of grain, filiation, personal name.
	Vessel Cairo EM Publ. No. 89/86	Name of a type of grain, filiation, personal name.
	Vessel Cairo EM Publ. No. 89/87	Name of a type of grain, filiation, personal name.
	Vessel Bonn, Ägyp. Sem. Publ. No. 89/88	Name of a type of grain, filiation, personal name.
	Vessel Bonn, Ägyp. Sem. Publ. No. 89/89	Name of a type of grain, filiation, personal name.
	Vessel Bonn, Ägyp. Sem. Publ. No. 89/90	Name of a type of grain, filiation, personal name.
	Vessel Bonn, Ägyp. Sem. Publ. No. 89/91	Name of a type of grain, filiation, personal name.
	Vessel Cairo EM Publ. No. 89/92	Name of a type of fruit (nbs), filiation, personal name.
	Vessel Bonn, Ägyp. Sem. Publ. No. 89/93	Name of a type of fruit (nbs), filiation, personal name.
	Vessel Bonn, Ägyp. Sem. Publ. No. 89/94	Name of a type of fruit (nbs), filiation, personal name.
	Vessel Bonn, Ägyp. Sem. Publ. No. 89/95	Name of a type of fruit (nbs), filiation, personal name.
	Vessel Bonn, Ägyp. Sem. Publ. No. 89/96	Name of a type of fruit (nbs), filiation, personal name.
	Vessel Cairo EM Publ. No. 89/97	Name of a type of fruit (nbs), filiation, personal name.
	Vessel Bonn, Ägyp. Sem. Publ. No. 89/98	Name of a type of fruit (nbs), filiation, personal name.
	Vessel Bonn, Ägyp. Sem. Publ. No. 89/99	Name of a type of fruit (nbs), filiation, personal name.
	Vessel Bonn, Ägyp. Sem. Publ. No. 89/100	Name of a type of fruit (nbs), filiation, personal name.
	Vessel Cairo EM Publ. No. 89/101	Name of a type of fruit (nbs), filiation, personal name.
	Vessel Bonn, Ägyp. Sem. Publ. No. 89/102	Name of a type of fruit (nbs), filiation, personal name.
	Vessel Bonn, Ägyp. Sem. Publ. No. 89/103	Name of a type of fruit (nbs), filiation, personal name.
	Vessel Cairo EM Publ. No. 89/104	Name of a type of fruit (nbs), filiation, personal name.
	Vessel Bonn, Ägyp. Sem. Publ. No. 89/105	Name of a type of fruit (nbs), filiation, personal name.
	Vessel Bonn, Ägyp. Sem. Publ. No. 89/106	Name of a type of fruit (nbs), filiation, personal name.
	Vessel Bonn, Ägyp. Sem. Publ. No. 89/107	Name of a type of type of flour (nḏ), filiation, personal name.
	Vessel Bonn, Ägyp. Sem. Publ. No. 89/108	Name of a type of type of flour (nḏ), filiation, personal name.
	Vessel Bonn, Ägyp. Sem. Publ. No. 89/109	Name of a type of type of flour (nḏ), filiation, personal name.
	Vessel Bonn, Ägyp. Sem. Publ. No. 89/110	Name of a type of type of flour (nḏ), filiation, personal name.
	Vessel Cairo EM Publ. No. 89/111	Name of a type of type of flour (nḏ), filiation, personal name.
	Vessel Cairo EM Publ. No. 89/112	Name of a type of type of flour (nḏ), filiation, personal name.
	Vessel Cairo EM Publ. No. 89/113	Name of a type of type of flour (nḏ), filiation, personal name.
	Vessel Bonn, Ägyp. Sem. Publ. No. 89/114	Name of a type of type of flour (nḏ), filiation, personal name.
	Vessel Cairo EM Publ. No. 89/115	Name of a type of type of flour (nḏ), filiation, personal name.
	Vessel Bonn, Ägyp. Sem. Publ. No. 89/116	Name of a type of type of flour (nḏ), filiation, personal name.
	Vessel Bonn, Ägyp. Sem. Publ. No. 89/117	Name of a type of type of flour (nḏ), filiation, personal name.
	Vessel Cairo EM Publ. No. 89/118	Name of a mineral (salt), filiation, personal name.
	Vessel Cairo EM Publ. No. 89/119	Name of a mineral (salt), filiation, personal name.
	Vessel Bonn, Ägyp. Sem. Publ. No. 89/120	Name of a mineral (salt), filiation, personal name.
	Vessel Bonn, Ägyp. Sem. Publ. No. 89/121	Name of a mineral (salt), filiation, personal name.
	Vessel Cairo EM Publ. No. 89/122	Name of a mineral (salt), filiation, personal name.
	Vessel Cairo EM Publ. No. 89/123	Name of a fruit (sekhet), filiation, personal name.
	Vessel Bonn, Ägyp. Sem. Publ. No. 89/124	Name of a fruit (sekhet), filiation, personal name.
	Vessel Bonn, Ägyp. Sem. Publ. No. 89/125	Name of a fruit (sekhet), filiation, personal name.
	Vessel Bonn, Ägyp. Sem. Publ. No. 89/126	Name of a fruit (sekhet), filiation, personal name.
	Vessel Bonn, Ägyp. Sem. Publ. No. 89/127	Name of a fruit (sekhet), filiation, personal name.
	Vessel Cairo EM Publ. No. 89/128	Name of a fruit (sekhet), filiation, personal name.
	Vessel Bonn, Ägyp. Sem. Publ. No. 89/129	Name of a fruit (sekhet), filiation, personal name.
	Vessel Bonn, Ägyp. Sem. Publ. No. 89/130	Name of a fruit (sekhet), filiation, personal name.
	Vessel Bonn, Ägyp. Sem. Publ. No. 89/131	Name of a fruit (sekhet), filiation, personal name.
	Vessel Bonn, Ägyp. Sem. Publ. No. 89/132	Name of a fruit (sekhet), filiation, personal name.
	Vessel Bonn, Ägyp. Sem. Publ. No. 89/133	Name of a fruit (sekhet), filiation, personal name.
	Vessel Bonn, Ägyp. Sem. Publ. No. 89/134	Name of a fruit (sekhet), filiation, personal name.
	Vessel Cairo EM Publ. No. 89/135	Name of a fruit (sekhet), filiation, personal name.
	Vessel Bonn, Ägyp. Sem. Publ. No. 89/136	Name of a fruit (sekhet), filiation, personal name.
	Vessel Cairo EM Publ. No. 89/137	Name of a fruit (sekhet), filiation, personal name.
	Vessel Bonn, Ägyp. Sem. Publ. No. 89/138	Name of a fruit (sekhet), filiation, personal name.
	Vessel Bonn, Ägyp. Sem. Publ. No. 89/139	Name of a fruit (sekhet), filiation, personal name.
	Vessel Bonn, Ägyp. Sem. Publ. No. 89/140	Name of a fruit (sekhet), filiation, personal name.
	Vessel Bonn, Ägyp. Sem. Publ. No. 89/141	Name of a fruit (sekhet), filiation, personal name.
	Vessel Bonn, Ägyp. Sem. Publ. No. 89/142	Name of a fruit (sekhet), filiation, personal name.
	Vessel Bonn, Ägyp. Sem. Publ. No. 89/143	Name of a fruit (sekhet), filiation, personal name.
	Vessel Cairo EM Publ. No. 89/144	Name of a fruit (sekhet), filiation, personal name.
	Vessel Bonn, Ägyp. Sem. Publ. No. 89/145	Name of a fruit (sekhet), filiation, personal name.
	Vessel Bonn, Ägyp. Sem. Publ. No. 89/146	Name of a fruit (sekhet), filiation, personal name.
	Vessel Bonn, Ägyp. Sem. Publ. No. 89/147	Name of a fruit (sekhet), filiation, personal name.
	Vessel Bonn, Ägyp. Sem. Publ. No. 89/148	Name of a fruit (sekhet), filiation, personal name.
	Vessel Bonn, Ägyp. Sem. Publ. No. 89/149	Name of a fruit (sekhet), filiation, personal name.
	Vessel Bonn, Ägyp. Sem. Publ. No. 89/150	Name of a fruit (sekhet), filiation, personal name.
	Vessel Cairo EM Publ. No. 89/151	Name of a fruit (sekhet), filiation, personal name.
	Vessel Bonn, Ägyp. Sem. Publ. No. 89/152	Name of a fruit (sekhet), filiation, personal name.
	Vessel Bonn, Ägyp. Sem. Publ. No. 89/153	Name of a fruit (sekhet), filiation, personal name.
	Vessel Bonn, Ägyp. Sem. Publ. No. 89/154	Name of a fruit (sekhet), filiation, personal name.
	Vessel Bonn, Ägyp. Sem. Publ. No. 89/155	Name of a food (nutsedge), title and personal name. Same personal name on objects 88/655-88/657. Personal name not attested otherwise.
	Vessel Cairo EM Publ. No. 89/156	Name of a fruit (nbs), title and personal name. Same personal name on objects 88/655-88/657. Personal name not attested otherwise.
	Vessel Bonn, Ägyp. Sem. Publ. No. 89/157	Name of a type of flour (sekhet dedju), title and personal name. Same personal name on objects 88/655-88/657. Personal name not attested otherwise.
	Vessel Cairo EM Publ. No. 89/158	Name of a type of food (nutsedge).
	Vessel Bonn, Ägyp. Sem. Publ. No. 89/159	Name of a type of food (nutsedge).
	Vessel Bonn, Ägyp. Sem. Publ. No. 89/160	Name of a type of food (nutsedge).
	Vessel Bonn, Ägyp. Sem. Publ. No. 89/161	Name of a type of food (nutsedge).
	Vessel Bonn, Ägyp. Sem. Publ. No. 89/162	Name of a fruit (nbs).
	Vessel Cairo EM Publ. No. 89/163	Name of a fruit (nbs).
	Vessel Bonn, Ägyp. Sem. Publ. No. 89/164	Name of a fruit (nbs).
	Vessel Cairo EM Publ. No. 89/164	Name of a fruit (nbs).
	Vessel Bonn, Ägyp. Sem. Publ. No. 89/166	Name of a fruit (nbs).
	Vessel Bonn, Ägyp. Sem. Publ. No. 89/167	Name of a fruit (nbs).
	Vessel Bonn, Ägyp. Sem. Publ. No. 89/168	Name of a fruit (nbs).
	Vessel Cairo EM Publ. No. 89/169	Name of a grain of fruit (pr.t nbs).
	Vessel Cairo EM Publ. No. 89/170	Name of a grain of fruit (pr.t nbs).
	Vessel Bonn, Ägyp. Sem. Publ. No. 89/171	Name of a grain of fruit (pr.t nbs).
	Vessel Cairo EM Publ. No. 89/171	Name of a grain of fruit (pr.t nbs).
	Vessel Bonn, Ägyp. Sem. Publ. No. 89/173	Name of a grain of fruit (pr.t nbs).
	Vessel Bonn, Ägyp. Sem. Publ. No. 89/174	Name of a type of four (dedju sekhet).
	Vessel Bonn, Ägyp. Sem. Publ. No. 89/175	Name of a type of four (dedju sekhet).
	Vessel Cairo EM Publ. No. 89/176	Name of a type of four (dedju sekhet).
	Vessel Bonn, Ägyp. Sem. Publ. No. 89/177	Name of a type of four (dedju sekhet).
	Vessel Bonn, Ägyp. Sem. Publ. No. 89/178	Name of a type of four (dedju sekhet).
	Vessel Cairo EM Publ. No. 89/179	Name of a type of four (dedju sekhet).
	Vessel Cairo EM Publ. No. 89/180	Titles, personal name and name of a type of grain of the funerary foundation of the deceased.
	Vessel Bonn, Ägyp. Sem. Publ. No. 90/200	Titles and personal name.
	Vessel Bonn, Ägyp. Sem. Publ. No. 90/201	Titles and personal name.
	Vessel Bonn, Ägyp. Sem. Publ. No. 90/202	Titles and personal name.
	Vessel Bonn, Ägyp. Sem. Publ. No. 90/203	Titles and personal name.
	Vessel Bonn, Ägyp. Sem. Publ. No. 90/204	Titles and personal name.
	Vessel Bonn, Ägyp. Sem. Publ. No. 90/205	Titles and personal name.
	Vessel Bonn, Ägyp. Sem. Publ. No. 90/206	Titles and personal name.
	Vessel Bonn, Ägyp. Sem. Publ. No. 90/207	Titles and personal name.
	Vessel Bonn, Ägyp. Sem. Publ. No. 90/208	Titles and personal name.
	Vessel Bonn, Ägyp. Sem. Publ. No. 90/209	Titles and personal name.
	Vessel Bonn, Ägyp. Sem. Publ. No. 90/210	Titles and personal name.
	Vessel Bonn, Ägyp. Sem. Publ. No. 90/211	Name of a type of flour (dedjou), personal name and filiation.
	Vessel Bonn, Ägyp. Sem. Publ. No. 90/212	Name of a type of flour (dedjou seschet), filiation and personal name.
	Vessel Bonn, Ägyp. Sem. Publ. No. 90/213	Name of a type of flour (dedjou sekhet), filiation and personal name.
	Vessel Bonn, Ägyp. Sem. Publ. No. 90/214	Name of a fruit (ished) and personal name.
	Vessel Bonn, Ägyp. Sem. Publ. No. 90/215	Name of a fruit (ished) and personal name.
	Vessel Bonn, Ägyp. Sem. Publ. No. 90/216	Name of a type of food (nutsedtge) and personal name.
	Vessel Bonn, Ägyp. Sem. Publ. No. 90/217	Name of a type of food (nutsedtge) and personal name.
	Vessel Bonn, Ägyp. Sem. Publ. No. 90/218	Name of a fruit (nbs) and personal name.
	Vessel Bonn, Ägyp. Sem. Publ. No. 90/219	Name of a fruit (sekhet) and personal name.
	Vessel Bonn, Ägyp. Sem. Publ. No. 90/220	Name of a fruit (sekhet) and personal name.
	Vessel Bonn, Ägyp. Sem. Publ. No. 90/221	Name of a fruit (sekhet) and personal name.
	Vessel Bonn, Ägyp. Sem. Publ. No. 90/222	Name of a fruit (sekhet) and personal name.
	Vessel Bonn, Ägyp. Sem. Publ. No. 90/223	Personal name.
	Vessel Bonn, Ägyp. Sem. Publ. No. 90/224	Title and personal name.
	Vessel Bonn, Ägyp. Sem. Publ. No. 90/225	Name of a fruit (ished) and personal name.
	Vessel Bonn, Ägyp. Sem. Publ. No. 90/226	Name of a fruit (ished) and personal name.
	Vessel Bonn, Ägyp. Sem. Publ. No. 90/227	Name of a fruit (ished) and personal name.
	Vessel Bonn, Ägyp. Sem. Publ. No. 90/228	Name of a type of food (nutsedge) and personal name.
	Vessel Bonn, Ägyp. Sem. Publ. No. 90/229	Name of a type of food (nutsedge) and personal name.
	Vessel Bonn, Ägyp. Sem. Publ. No. 90/230	Name of a type of food (nutsedge) and personal name.
	Vessel Bonn, Ägyp. Sem. Publ. No. 90/231	Name of a type of food (nutsedge) and personal name.
	Vessel Bonn, Ägyp. Sem. Publ. No. 90/232	Name of a fruit (nbs) and personal name.
	Vessel Bonn, Ägyp. Sem. Publ. No. 90/233	Name of a fruit (nbs) and personal name.
	Vessel Bonn, Ägyp. Sem. Publ. No. 90/234	Name of a fruit (nbs) and personal name.
	Vessel Bonn, Ägyp. Sem. Publ. No. 90/235	Name of a fruit (sekhet) and personal name.
	Vessel Bonn, Ägyp. Sem. Publ. No. 90/236	Name of a fruit (sekhet) and personal name.
	Vessel Bonn, Ägyp. Sem. Publ. No. 90/237	Name of a fruit (sekhet) and personal name.
	Vessel Bonn, Ägyp. Sem. Publ. No. 90/238	Name of a fruit (sekhet) and personal name.
	Vessel Bonn, Ägyp. Sem. Publ. No. 90/239	Name of a fruit (sekhet) and personal name.
	Vessel Bonn, Ägyp. Sem. Publ. No. 90/240	Title and personal name.
	Vessel Bonn, Ägyp. Sem. Publ. No. 90/241	Title and personal name.
	Vessel Bonn, Ägyp. Sem. Publ. No. 90/242	Name of a type of flour (dedju seshet), personal name and filiation.
	Vessel Bonn, Ägyp. Sem. Publ. No. 90/243	Title and personal name.
	Vessel Bonn, Ägyp. Sem. Publ. No. 90/244	Filiation, title and personal name.
	Vessel Bonn, Ägyp. Sem. Publ. No. 90/245	Filiation, title and personal name.
	Vessel Bonn, Ägyp. Sem. Publ. No. 90/246	Name of a type of flour (dedju seshet), filiation and personal name.
	Vessel Bonn, Ägyp. Sem. Publ. No. 90/247	Name of a type of flour (dedju sekhet), filiation and personal name.
	Vessel Bonn, Ägyp. Sem. Publ. No. 90/248	Name of a fruit (ished).
	Vessel Bonn, Ägyp. Sem. Publ. No. 90/249	Name of a fruit (ished).
	Vessel Bonn, Ägyp. Sem. Publ. No. 90/250	Name of a fruit (ished).
	Vessel Bonn, Ägyp. Sem. Publ. No. 90/251	Name of a fruit (ished).
	Vessel Bonn, Ägyp. Sem. Publ. No. 90/252	Name of a fruit (ished).
	Vessel Bonn, Ägyp. Sem. Publ. No. 90/253	Name of a fruit (wam).
	Vessel Bonn, Ägyp. Sem. Publ. No. 90/254	Name of a fruit (wam).
	Vessel Bonn, Ägyp. Sem. Publ. No. 90/255	Name of a fruit (wam).
	Vessel Bonn, Ägyp. Sem. Publ. No. 90/256	Name of a fruit (nbs).
	Vessel Bonn, Ägyp. Sem. Publ. No. 90/257	Name of a fruit (nbs).
	Vessel Bonn, Ägyp. Sem. Publ. No. 90/258	Name of a fruit (nbs).
	Vessel Bonn, Ägyp. Sem. Publ. No. 90/259	Name of a fruit (nbs).
	Vessel Bonn, Ägyp. Sem. Publ. No. 90/260	Name of a fruit (nbs).
	Vessel Bonn, Ägyp. Sem. Publ. No. 90/261	Name of a fruit (nbs).
	Vessel Bonn, Ägyp. Sem. Publ. No. 90/262	Name of a fruit (nbs).
	Vessel Bonn, Ägyp. Sem. Publ. No. 90/263	Name of a fruit (nbs).
	Vessel Bonn, Ägyp. Sem. Publ. No. 90/264	Name of a fruit (nbs).
	Vessel Bonn, Ägyp. Sem. Publ. No. 90/265	Name of a fruit (nbs).
	Vessel Bonn, Ägyp. Sem. Publ. No. 90/266	Name of a fruit (nbs).
	Vessel Bonn, Ägyp. Sem. Publ. No. 90/267	Name of a fruit (nbs).
	Vessel Bonn, Ägyp. Sem. Publ. No. 90/268	Name of a fruit (nbs).
	Vessel Bonn, Ägyp. Sem. Publ. No. 90/269	Name of a fruit (nbs).
	Vessel Bonn, Ägyp. Sem. Publ. No. 90/270	Name of a fruit (nbs).
	Vessel Bonn, Ägyp. Sem. Publ. No. 90/271	Name of a fruit (nbs).
	Vessel Bonn, Ägyp. Sem. Publ. No. 90/272	Name of a fruit (nbs).
	Vessel Bonn, Ägyp. Sem. Publ. No. 90/273	Name of a fruit (nbs).
	Vessel Bonn, Ägyp. Sem. Publ. No. 90/274	Name of a fruit (nbs).
	Vessel Bonn, Ägyp. Sem. Publ. No. 90/275	Name of a fruit (nbs).
	Vessel Bonn, Ägyp. Sem. Publ. No. 90/281	Title and personal name.
	Vessel Bonn, Ägyp. Sem. Publ. No. 90/282	Personal name.
	Vessel Bonn, Ägyp. Sem. Publ. No. 90/283	Title and personal name.
	Vessel Bonn, Ägyp. Sem. Publ. No. 90/284	Filiation, title and personal name.
	Vessel Bonn, Ägyp. Sem. Publ. No. 90/285	Title and personal name.
	Vessel Bonn, Ägyp. Sem. Publ. No. 90/286	Filiation. Incomplete text, only the filiation's name subsists.
	Vessel Bonn, Ägyp. Sem. Publ. No. 90/287	Name of a fruit (ished).
	Vessel Bonn, Ägyp. Sem. Publ. No. 90/288	Name of a fruit (ished).
	Vessel Bonn, Ägyp. Sem. Publ. No. 90/289	Name of a fruit (ished).
	Vessel Bonn, Ägyp. Sem. Publ. No. 90/290	Name of a fruit (ished).
	Vessel Bonn, Ägyp. Sem. Publ. No. 90/291	Name of a fruit (ished).
	Vessel Bonn, Ägyp. Sem. Publ. No. 90/292	Name of a fruit (ished).
	Vessel Bonn, Ägyp. Sem. Publ. No. 90/293	Name of a fruit (ished).
	Vessel Bonn, Ägyp. Sem. Publ. No. 90/294	Name of a fruit (ished).
	Vessel Bonn, Ägyp. Sem. Publ. No. 90/295	Name of a fruit (ished).
	Vessel Bonn, Ägyp. Sem. Publ. No. 90/296	Name of a fruit (ished).
	Vessel Bonn, Ägyp. Sem. Publ. No. 90/297	Name of a fruit (ished).
	Vessel Bonn, Ägyp. Sem. Publ. No. 90/298	Name of a fruit (ished).
	Vessel Bonn, Ägyp. Sem. Publ. No. 90/299	Name of a fruit (ished).
	Vessel Bonn, Ägyp. Sem. Publ. No. 90/300	Name of a fruit (ished).
	Vessel Bonn, Ägyp. Sem. Publ. No. 90/301	Name of a fruit (ished).
	Vessel Bonn, Ägyp. Sem. Publ. No. 90/302	Name of a fruit (ished).
	Vessel Bonn, Ägyp. Sem. Publ. No. 90/303	Name of a fruit (ished).
	Vessel Bonn, Ägyp. Sem. Publ. No. 90/304	Name of a fruit (ished).
	Vessel Bonn, Ägyp. Sem. Publ. No. 90/305	Name of a fruit (wam).
	Vessel Bonn, Ägyp. Sem. Publ. No. 90/306	Name of a fruit (wam).
	Vessel Bonn, Ägyp. Sem. Publ. No. 90/307	Name of a fruit (wam).
	Vessel Bonn, Ägyp. Sem. Publ. No. 90/308	Name of a fruit (wam).
	Vessel Bonn, Ägyp. Sem. Publ. No. 90/309	Name of a fruit (wam).
	Vessel Bonn, Ägyp. Sem. Publ. No. 90/310	Name of a fruit (wam).
	Vessel Bonn, Ägyp. Sem. Publ. No. 90/311	Name of a fruit (wam).
	Vessel Bonn, Ägyp. Sem. Publ. No. 90/312	Name of a fruit (wam).
	Vessel Bonn, Ägyp. Sem. Publ. No. 90/313	Name of a type of food (nutsedge).
	Vessel Bonn, Ägyp. Sem. Publ. No. 90/314	Name of a type of food (nutsedge).
	Vessel Bonn, Ägyp. Sem. Publ. No. 90/315	Name of a type of food (nutsedge).
	Vessel Bonn, Ägyp. Sem. Publ. No. 90/316	Name of a type of food (nutsedge).
	Vessel Bonn, Ägyp. Sem. Publ. No. 90/317	Name of a type of food (nutsedge).
	Vessel Bonn, Ägyp. Sem. Publ. No. 90/318	Name of a type of food (nutsedge).
	Vessel Bonn, Ägyp. Sem. Publ. No. 90/319	Name of a type of food (nutsedge).
	Vessel Bonn, Ägyp. Sem. Publ. No. 90/320	Name of a type of food (nutsedge).
	Vessel Bonn, Ägyp. Sem. Publ. No. 90/321	Name of a type of food (nutsedge).
	Vessel Bonn, Ägyp. Sem. Publ. No. 90/322	Name of a type of food (nutsedge).
	Vessel Bonn, Ägyp. Sem. Publ. No. 90/323	Name of a type of food (nutsedge).
	Vessel Bonn, Ägyp. Sem. Publ. No. 90/324	Name of a type of food (nutsedge).
	Vessel Bonn, Ägyp. Sem. Publ. No. 90/325	Name of a type of food (nutsedge).
	Vessel Bonn, Ägyp. Sem. Publ. No. 90/326	Name of a type of food (nutsedge).
	Vessel Bonn, Ägyp. Sem. Publ. No. 90/327	Name of a type of food (nutsedge).
	Vessel Bonn, Ägyp. Sem. Publ. No. 90/328	Name of a type of food (nutsedge).
	Vessel Bonn, Ägyp. Sem. Publ. No. 90/329	Name of a type of food (nutsedge).
	Vessel Bonn, Ägyp. Sem. Publ. No. 90/330	Name of a type of food (nutsedge).
	Vessel Bonn, Ägyp. Sem. Publ. No. 90/331	Name of a type of food (nutsedge).
	Vessel Bonn, Ägyp. Sem. Publ. No. 90/332	Name of a type of food (nutsedge).
	Vessel Bonn, Ägyp. Sem. Publ. No. 90/333	Name of a fruit (nbs).
	Vessel Bonn, Ägyp. Sem. Publ. No. 90/334	Name of a fruit (nbs).
	Vessel Bonn, Ägyp. Sem. Publ. No. 90/335	Name of a fruit (nbs).
	Vessel Bonn, Ägyp. Sem. Publ. No. 90/336	Name of a fruit (nbs).
	Vessel Bonn, Ägyp. Sem. Publ. No. 90/337	Name of a fruit (nbs).
	Vessel Bonn, Ägyp. Sem. Publ. No. 90/338	Name of a fruit (nbs).
	Vessel Bonn, Ägyp. Sem. Publ. No. 90/339	Name of a fruit (nbs).
	Vessel Bonn, Ägyp. Sem. Publ. No. 90/340	Name of a fruit (nbs).
	Vessel Bonn, Ägyp. Sem. Publ. No. 90/341	Name of a fruit (nbs).
	Vessel Bonn, Ägyp. Sem. Publ. No. 90/342	Name of a fruit (nbs).
	Vessel Bonn, Ägyp. Sem. Publ. No. 90/343	Name of a fruit (nbs).
	Vessel Bonn, Ägyp. Sem. Publ. No. 90/344	Name of a fruit (nbs).
	Vessel Bonn, Ägyp. Sem. Publ. No. 90/345	Name of a fruit (nbs).
	Vessel Bonn, Ägyp. Sem. Publ. No. 90/346	Name of a fruit (nbs).
	Vessel Bonn, Ägyp. Sem. Publ. No. 90/347	Name of a fruit (nbs).
	Vessel Bonn, Ägyp. Sem. Publ. No. 90/348	Name of a fruit (nbs).
	Vessel Bonn, Ägyp. Sem. Publ. No. 90/348	Name of a fruit (nbs).
	Vessel Bonn, Ägyp. Sem. Publ. No. 90/349	Name of a fruit (nbs).
	Vessel Bonn, Ägyp. Sem. Publ. No. 90/350	Name of a fruit (nbs).
	Vessel Bonn, Ägyp. Sem. Publ. No. 90/351	Name of a fruit (nbs).
	Vessel Bonn, Ägyp. Sem. Publ. No. 90/352	Name of a fruit (nbs).
	Vessel Bonn, Ägyp. Sem. Publ. No. 90/353	Name of a fruit (nbs).
	Vessel Bonn, Ägyp. Sem. Publ. No. 90/354	Name of a fruit (nbs).
	Vessel Bonn, Ägyp. Sem. Publ. No. 90/355	Name of a fruit (nbs).
	Vessel Bonn, Ägyp. Sem. Publ. No. 90/356	Name of a fruit (nbs).
	Vessel Bonn, Ägyp. Sem. Publ. No. 90/357	Name of a fruit (nbs).
	Vessel Bonn, Ägyp. Sem. Publ. No. 90/358	Name of a fruit (nbs).
	Vessel Bonn, Ägyp. Sem. Publ. No. 90/359	Name of a fruit (nbs).
	Vessel Bonn, Ägyp. Sem. Publ. No. 90/360	Name of a fruit (sekhet).
	Vessel Bonn, Ägyp. Sem. Publ. No. 90/361	Name of a fruit (sekhet).
	Vessel Bonn, Ägyp. Sem. Publ. No. 90/362	Name of a fruit (sekhet).
	Vessel Bonn, Ägyp. Sem. Publ. No. 90/363	Name of a fruit (sekhet).
	Vessel Bonn, Ägyp. Sem. Publ. No. 90/364	Name of a fruit (sekhet).
	Vessel Bonn, Ägyp. Sem. Publ. No. 90/365	Name of a fruit (sekhet).
	Vessel Bonn, Ägyp. Sem. Publ. No. 90/366	Name of a fruit (sekhet).
	Vessel Bonn, Ägyp. Sem. Publ. No. 90/367	Name of a fruit (sekhet).
	Vessel Bonn, Ägyp. Sem. Publ. No. 90/368	Name of a fruit (sekhet).
	Vessel Bonn, Ägyp. Sem. Publ. No. 90/369	Name of a fruit (sekhet).
	Vessel Bonn, Ägyp. Sem. Publ. No. 90/370	Name of a fruit (sekhet).
	Vessel Bonn, Ägyp. Sem. Publ. No. 90/371	Name of a fruit (sekhet).
	Vessel Bonn, Ägyp. Sem. Publ. No. 90/372	Name of a fruit (sekhet).
	Vessel Bonn, Ägyp. Sem. Publ. No. 90/373	Name of a fruit (sekhet).
	Vessel Bonn, Ägyp. Sem. Publ. No. 90/374	Name of a fruit (sekhet).
	Vessel Bonn, Ägyp. Sem. Publ. No. 90/375	Name of a fruit (sekhet).
	Vessel Bonn, Ägyp. Sem. Publ. No. 90/376	Name of a fruit (sekhet).
	Vessel Bonn, Ägyp. Sem. Publ. No. 90/377	Name of a fruit (sekhet).
	Vessel Bonn, Ägyp. Sem. Publ. No. 90/378	Name of a fruit (sekhet).
	Vessel Bonn, Ägyp. Sem. Publ. No. 90/379	Name of a fruit (sekhet).
	Vessel Bonn, Ägyp. Sem. Publ. No. 90/380	Name of a fruit (sekhet).
	Vessel Bonn, Ägyp. Sem. Publ. No. 90/381	Name of a fruit (sekhet).
	Vessel unknown Publ. No. 90c/13	Title and personal name.
	Vessel unknown Publ. No. 90c/14	Personal name.
	Vessel unknown Publ. No. 92/1	Name of a type of grain (barley).
	Vessel unknown Publ. No. 92/2	Name of a type of grain (barley).
	Vessel unknown Publ. No. 92/3	Name of a type of grain (barley).
	Vessel unknown Publ. No. 92/4	Name of a type of grain (barley).
	Vessel unknown Publ. No. 92/5	Name of a type of grain (barley).
	Vessel unknown Publ. No. 92/6	Name of a type of grain (barley).
	Vessel unknown Publ. No. 92/7	Name of a type of grain (barley).
	Vessel unknown Publ. No. 92/8	Name of a type of grain (barley).
	Vessel unknown Publ. No. 92/9	Name of a type of grain (barley).
	Vessel unknown Publ. No. 92/10	Name of a type of grain (barley).
	Vessel unknown Publ. No. 92/15	Name of a type of food (nutsedge).
	Vessel unknown Publ. No. 92/16	Name of a type of food (nutsedge).
	Vessel unknown Publ. No. 92/17	Name of a type of food (nutsedge).
	Vessel unknown Publ. No. 92/18	Name of a type of food (nutsedge).
	Vessel unknown Publ. No. 92/19	Name of a mineral (salt).
	Vessel unknown Publ. No. 92/20	Name of a mineral (salt).
	Vessel unknown Publ. No. 92/21	Name of a mineral (salt).
	Vessel unknown Publ. No. 92/22	Name of a mineral (salt).
	Vessel unknown Publ. No. 92/23	Name of a mineral (salt).
	Vessel unknown Publ. No. 92/24	Name of a mineral (salt).
	Vessel unknown Publ. No. 92/26	Name of a fruit (bnr).
	Vessel unknown Publ. No. 92/27	Name of a fruit (bnr).
	Vessel unknown Publ. No. 92/29	Name of a fruit (bnr).
	Vessel unknown Publ. No. 92/30	Name of a fruit (bnr).
	Vessel unknown Publ. No. 92/31	Name of a fruit (sekhet).
	Vessel unknown Publ. No. 92/33	Name of a fruit (nbs).
	Vessel unknown Publ. No. 92/36	Name of a type of flour (nedj).
	Vessel unknown Publ. No. 92/40	Name of a fruit (hemat).
	Vessel unknown Publ. No. 92/47	Filiation, title, personal name, funerary foundation of the deceased.
	Vessel unknown Publ. No. 92/48	Filiation, title, personal name, funerary foundation of the deceased.
	Vessel unknown Publ. No. 92/49	Filiation, title, personal name, funerary foundation of the deceased.
	Vessel unknown Publ. No. 92/50	Filiation, title, personal name, funerary foundation of the deceased.
	Vessel unknown Publ. No. 92/51	Filiation, title, personal name, name of a type of food (nutsedge).
	Vessel unknown Publ. No. 92/52	Name of a fruit (nbs), filiation and personal name.
	Vessel unknown Publ. No. 92/53	Name of a type of flour, filiation, title and personal name.
	Vessel unknown Publ. No. 92/54	Filiation, title, funerary foundation of the deceased.
	Vessel unknown Publ. No. 92/55	Filiation and personal name.
	Vessel unknown Publ. No. 92/56	Filiation and personal name.
	Vessel unknown Publ. No. 92/57	Filiation and personal name. Maybe the same as the unique friend Henebaba on 92/73.
	Vessel unknown Publ. No. 92/58	Filiation and personal name.
	Vessel unknown Publ. No. 92/59	Name of a type of flour. Filiation and personal name.
	Vessel unknown Publ. No. 92/60	Name of a type of flour. Filiation and personal name.
	Vessel unknown Publ. No. 92/61	Name of a type of flour. Filiation and personal name.
	Vessel unknown Publ. No. 92/62	Filiation and personal name.
	Vessel unknown Publ. No. 92/63	Name of a type of flour, title and personal name (no filiation expressed but same context as Sobekhotep son of Ipi (and of Iienkhenet)).
	Vessel unknown Publ. No. 92/64	Name of a type of flour, title and personal name (no filiation expressed but same context as Sobekhotep son of Ipi (and of Iienkhenet)).
	Vessel unknown Publ. No. 92/65	Name of a type of flour, title and personal name (no filiation expressed but same context as Sobekhotep son of Ipi (and of Iienkhenet)).
	Vessel unknown Publ. No. 92/66	Name of a fruit (nbs), title and personal name (no filiation expressed but same context as Sobekhotep son of Ipi (and of Iienkhenet)).
	Vessel unknown Publ. No. 92/67	Name of a type of flour, personal name, origin of the flour.
	Vessel unknown Publ. No. 92/68	Filiation and personal name.
	Vessel unknown Publ. No. 92/69	Filiation and personal name.
	Vessel unknown Publ. No. 92/70	Filiation and personal name.
	Vessel unknown Publ. No. 92/71	Filiation and personal name.
	Vessel unknown Publ. No. 92/72	Title and personal name.
	Vessel unknown Publ. No. 92/73	Title and personal name. Maybe the same as Henebaba son of Ipi on 92/57.
	Vessel unknown Publ. No. 92/74	Personal name.
	Vessel unknown Publ. No. 92/75	Name of a type of food and personal name.
	Vessel unknown Publ. No. 92/76	Filiation, titles and personal name.
	Vessel unknown Publ. No. 92/83	Name of a type of food (nutsedge), filiation and personal name.
	Vessel unknown Publ. No. 92/84	Name of a type of food (nutsedge), filiation and personal name.
	Vessel unknown Publ. No. 92/85	Name of a type of food (nutsedge), filiation and personal name.
	Vessel unknown Publ. No. 92/86	Name of a fruit (nbs), filiation and personal name.
	Vessel unknown Publ. No. 92/87	Name of a fruit (nbs), filiation and personal name.
	Vessel unknown Publ. No. 92/88	Name of a fruit (nbs), filiation and personal name.
	Vessel unknown Publ. No. 92/89	Name of a fruit (nbs), filiation and personal name.
	Vessel unknown Publ. No. 92/90	Name of a fruit (nbs), filiation and personal name.
	Vessel unknown Publ. No. 92/91	Name of a fruit (sekhet), filiation and personal name.
	Vessel unknown Publ. No. 92/92	Name of a fruit (sekhet), filiation and personal name.
	Vessel unknown Publ. No. 92/93	Name of a type of flour (dju sekhet), filiation and personal name.
	Vessel unknown Publ. No. 92/94	Name of a type of flour (dju sekhet), filiation and personal name.
	Vessel unknown Publ. No. 92/95	Name of a type of flour (dju sekhet), filiation and personal name.
	Vessel unknown Publ. No. 92/96	Name of a type of flour (dju sekhet), filiation and personal name.
	Vessel unknown Publ. No. 92/97	Name of a type of flour (dju sekhet), filiation and personal name.
	Vessel unknown Publ. No. 92/98	Name of a type of food (nutsedge), filiation and personal name.
	Vessel unknown Publ. No. 92/99	Name of a type of food (nutsedge), filiation and personal name.
	Vessel unknown Publ. No. 92/102	Name of a type of food (nutsedge), filiation and personal name.
	Vessel unknown Publ. No. 92/100	Name of a type of food (nutsedge), filiation and personal name. No object or inscription correspond really to this Inv. No., the text is theoritically restitued.
	Vessel unknown Publ. No. 92/101	Name of a type of food (nutsedge), filiation and personal name. No object or inscription correspond really to this Inv. No., the text is theoritically restitued.
	Vessel unknown Publ. No. 92/104	Name of a type of food, filiation and personal name. No object or inscription correspond really to this Inv. No., the text is theoritically restitued.
	Vessel unknown Publ. No. 92/106	Name of a type of food, filiation and personal name. No object or inscription correspond really to this Inv. No., the text is theoritically restitued.
	Vessel unknown Publ. No. 92/114	Name of a type of food (sekhet-fruit), filiation and personal name. No object or inscription correspond really to this Inv. No., the text is theoritically restitued.
	Vessel unknown Publ. No. 92/117	Name of a type of food (sekhet fruit or dju sekhet flour), filiation and personal name. No object or inscription correspond really to this Inv. No., the text is theoritically restitued.
	Vessel unknown Publ. No. 92/105	Name of a type of food, filiation and personal name. No object or inscription correspond really to this Inv. No., the text is theoritically restitued.
	Vessel unknown Publ. No. 92/103	Name of a fruit (nbs), filiation and personal name.
	Vessel unknown Publ. No. 92/107	Name of a fruit (nbs), filiation and personal name.
	Vessel unknown Publ. No. 92/108	Name of a fruit (nbs), filiation and personal name.
	Vessel unknown Publ. No. 92/109	Name of a fruit (nbs), filiation and personal name.
	Vessel unknown Publ. No. 92/110	Name of a fruit (nbs), filiation and personal name.
	Vessel unknown Publ. No. 92/111	Name of a fruit (nbs), filiation and personal name.
	Vessel unknown Publ. No. 92/112	Name of a fruit (sekhet), filiation and personal name.
	Vessel unknown Publ. No. 92/113	Name of a fruit (sekhet), filiation and personal name.
	Vessel unknown Publ. No. 92/115	Name of a fruit (sekhet), filiation and personal name.
	Vessel unknown Publ. No. 92/116	Name of a fruit (sekhet), filiation and personal name.
	Vessel unknown Publ. No. 92/118	Name of a type of flour (dju sekhet), filiation and personal name.
	Vessel unknown Publ. No. 92/119	Name of a type of flour (dju sekhet), filiation and personal name.
	Vessel unknown Publ. No. 92/120	Name of a type of flour (dju sekhet), filiation and personal name.
	Vessel unknown Publ. No. 92/121	Name of a type of flour (dju sekhet), filiation and personal name.
	Vessel unknown Publ. No. 92/122	Name of a type of flour (dju sekhet), filiation and personal name.
	Vessel unknown Publ. No. 92/123	Name of a fruit (annenut), filiation and personal name.
	Vessel unknown Publ. No. 92/124	Name of a type of food (nutsedge), filiation and personal name.
	Vessel unknown Publ. No. 92/125	Name of a type of food (nutsedge), filiation and personal name.
	Vessel unknown Publ. No. 92/126	Name of a type of food (nutsedge), filiation and personal name.
	Vessel unknown Publ. No. 92/127	Name of a type of food (nutsedge), filiation and personal name.
	Vessel unknown Publ. No. 92/128	Name of a type of flour (nedj), filiation and personal name.
	Vessel unknown Publ. No. 92/129	Name of a fruit (nbs), filiation and personal name.
	Vessel unknown Publ. No. 92/130	Name of a fruit (nbs), filiation and personal name.
	Vessel unknown Publ. No. 92/131	Name of a fruit (nbs), filiation and personal name.
	Vessel unknown Publ. No. 92/132	Name of a fruit (nbs), filiation and personal name.
	Vessel unknown Publ. No. 92/133	Name of a fruit (nbs), filiation and personal name.
	Vessel unknown Publ. No. 92/134	Name of a type of flour (dju sekhet), filiation and personal name.
	Vessel unknown Publ. No. 92/135	Name of a type of flour (dju sekhet), filiation and personal name.
	Vessel unknown Publ. No. 92/136	Name of a type of flour (dju sekhet), filiation and personal name.
	Vessel unknown Publ. No. 92/137	Name of a fruit (annenut), filiation and personal name.
	Vessel unknown Publ. No. 92/138	Name of a fruit (annenut), filiation and personal name.
	Vessel unknown Publ. No. 92/139	Name of a fruit (annenut), filiation and personal name.
	Vessel unknown Publ. No. 92/140	Name of a type of food (nutsedge), filiation and personal name.
	Vessel unknown Publ. No. 92/141	Name of a type of flour (nedj), filiation and personal name.
	Vessel unknown Publ. No. 92/142	Name of a type of flour (nedj), filiation and personal name.
	Vessel unknown Publ. No. 92/143	Name of a type of flour (nedj), filiation and personal name.
	Vessel unknown Publ. No. 92/144	Name of a type of flour (nedj), filiation and personal name.
	Vessel unknown Publ. No. 92/145	Name of a fruit (nbs), filiation, personal name, provenance of the fruit.
	Vessel unknown Publ. No. 92/146	Name of a fruit (nbs), filiation, personal name, provenance of the fruit.
	Vessel unknown Publ. No. 92/147	Name of a type of flour (dju pât), filiation, personal name, provenance of the flour.
	Vessel unknown Publ. No. 92/148	Name of a type of flour (dju pât), filiation, personal name, provenance of the flour.
	Vessel unknown Publ. No. 92/149	Name of a type of flour (dju sekhet), filiation, personal name.
	Vessel unknown Publ. No. 92/150	Name of a type of flour (dju sekhet), filiation, personal name.
	Vessel unknown Publ. No. 92/151	Name of a type of flour (dju sekhet), filiation, personal name, provenance of the flour.
	Vessel unknown Publ. No. 92/152	Name of a type of food (nutsedge), filiation, personal name.
	Vessel unknown Publ. No. 92/153	Name of a type of flour (nedj), filiation, personal name.
	Vessel unknown Publ. No. 92/154	Name of a type of flour (dju sekhet), filiation, personal name.
	Vessel unknown Publ. No. 92/155	Name of a type of flour (dju sekhet), filiation, personal name.
	Vessel unknown Publ. No. 92/156	Name of a type of flour (dju sekhet), filiation, title, personal name.
	Vessel unknown Publ. No. 92/157	Name of a fruit (nbs), filiation, personal name.
	Vessel unknown Publ. No. 92/158	Name of a fruit (nbs), filiation, personal name.
	Vessel unknown Publ. No. 92/159	Name of a type of flour (nedj), filiation, personal name.
	Vessel unknown Publ. No. 92/160	Name of a type of flour (dju sekhet), titles, personal name.
	Vessel unknown Publ. No. 92/161	Name of a type of flour (dju sekhet), titles, personal name.
	Vessel unknown Publ. No. 92/162	Name of a fruit (nbs), titles, personal name.
	Vessel unknown Publ. No. 92/163	Name of a type of flour (dju sekhet), filiation, personal name, provenance of the offering.
	Vessel unknown Publ. No. 92/164	Name of a type of flour (nedj), filiation, title, personal name, provenance of the offering.
	Vessel unknown Publ. No. 92/165	Name of a fruit (wam) and personal name.
	Vessel unknown Publ. No. 92/166	Name of a type of grain (barley) and personal name (partly erased).
	Vessel unknown Publ. No. 92/167	Filiation, title, personal name.
	Vessel unknown Publ. No. 92/168	Name of a fruit (erased - eventually title, cf. bibliography), personal name and "beautiful name" (rn nfr: Jjj-šmꜣj rn=f nfr S.t-k(ꜣj)).
	Vessel unknown Publ. No. 92/169	Title personal name and "beautiful name" (rn nfr) - Edel thinks that it is the same person as on object 92/168 even if the name are presented differently (smr wꜥty S.t-k(ꜣj) rn=f nfr Jjj-šmꜣ).
	Vessel unknown Publ. No. 92/170	Title personal name and "beautiful name" (rn nfr) - Edel thinks that it is the same person as on object 92/168 even if the name are presented differently (smr wꜥty S.t-k(ꜣj) rn=f nfr Jjj-šmꜣ).
	Vessel unknown Publ. No. 92/171	Name of a fruit (bnr).
	Vessel unknown Publ. No. 92/172	Name of a type of grain (barley).
	Vessel unknown Publ. No. 92/173	Name of a type of grain (barley).
	Vessel unknown Publ. No. 92/174	Name of a type of grain (barley).
	Vessel unknown Publ. No. 92/175	Name of a type of grain (barley).
	Vessel unknown Publ. No. 92/176	Name of a fruit (nbs).
	Vessel unknown Publ. No. 92/177	Name of a fruit (nbs).
	Vessel unknown Publ. No. 92/178	Name of a fruit (nbs).
	Vessel unknown Publ. No. 92/179	Name of a fruit (nbs).
	Vessel unknown Publ. No. 92/180	Name of a mineral (salt).
	Vessel unknown Publ. No. 92/181	Name of a mineral (salt).
	Vessel unknown Publ. No. 92/182	Name of a mineral (salt).
	Vessel unknown Publ. No. 92/183	Name of a fruit (sekhet).
	Vessel unknown Publ. No. 92/184	Name of a fruit (sekhet).
	Vessel unknown Publ. No. 92/185	Name of a fruit (sekhet).
	Vessel unknown Publ. No. 92/186	Name of a fruit (sekhet).
	Vessel London, BM 21841	Name of a fruit (sekhet).
	Vessel London, BM 21842	Name of a fruit (sekhet), filiation and personal name.
	Vessel London, BM 21843	Name of a fruit (shenefet).
	Vessel London, BM 21844	Name of a type of grain (barley).
	Vessel London, BM 21845	Name of a fruit (nbs).
	Vessel London, BM 21846	Name of a fruit (bnr).
	Vessel London, BM 21847	Name of a fruit (nbs), filiation and personal name.
	Vessel London, BM 21848	Filiation, title, personal name and provenance of the offering (erasure at the beginning and the end).
	Vessel London, BM 21849	Name of a mineral (salt).
	Vessel London, BM 21850	Name of a fruit (bnr).
	Vessel London, BM 21851	Name of a mineral (salt).
	Vessel London, BM 21852	Name of a fruit (bnr).
	Vessel London, BM 21853	Name of a fruit (nbs), filiation and personal name.
	Vessel London, BM 21854	Name of a fruit (nbs).
	Vessel London, BM 21855	Name of a type of food (nutsedge).
	Vessel London, BM 21856	Name of a type of food (nutsedge).
	Vessel London, BM 21857	Name of a fruit (sekhet).
	Vessel London, BM 21858	Name of a fruit (sekhet).
	Vessel London, BM 21859	Erasure and rest of a title (unique [friend]).
	Vessel London, BM 21860	Name of a fruit (wam), filiation and personal name.
	Vessel London, BM 21861	Name of a fruit (nbs).
	Vessel London, BM 21862	Name of a fruit (nbs).
	Vessel London, BM 21863	Name of a fruit (bnr).
	Vessel London, BM 21864	Name of a type of flour (nedj).
	Vessel London, BM 21865	Name of a mineral (salt).
	Vessel Bonn, Ägyp. Sem. Publ.-No. 0/600	Titles and personal name.
	Vessel unknown Publ.-No. 0/602	Name of the vessel and of a fruit (sekhet), filiation and personal name (the word "zꜣ" is not written).
	Vessel unknown Publ.-No. 0/603	Name of the vessel and of a type of flour (pât), filiation and personal name.
	Vessel unknown Publ.-No. 0/604	Name of the vessel, filiation and personal name (the sign G39 (duck) is written twice).
	Vessel Bonn, Ägyp. Sem. Publ.-No. 0/605	Personal name.
	Vessel Bonn, Ägyp. Sem. Publ.-No. 0/606	Personal name.
	Vessel Bonn, Ägyp. Sem. Publ.-No. 0/607	Personal name.
	Vessel Bonn, Ägyp. Sem. Publ.-No. 0/608	Personal name.
	Vessel Bonn, Ägyp. Sem. Publ.-No. 0/609	Personal name.
	Vessel Bonn, Ägyp. Sem. Publ.-No. 0/610	Personal name.
	Vessel Bonn, Ägyp. Sem. Publ.-No. 0/611	Personal name.
	Vessel Bonn, Ägyp. Sem. Publ.-No. 0/612	Personal name.
	Vessel Bonn, Ägyp. Sem. Publ.-No. 0/613	Personal name.
	Vessel Bonn, Ägyp. Sem. Publ.-No. 0/614	Personal name.
	Vessel Bonn, Ägyp. Sem. Publ.-No. 0/615	Personal name.
	Vessel unknown Publ.-No. 0/719	Name of a type of flour (nedj), filiation and personal name.
	Vessel unknown Publ.-No. 93/1	Titles and personal name.
	Vessel unknown Publ.-No. 93/44	Titles and personal name.
	Vessel unknown Publ.-No. 98/18	Name of a type of food (nutsedge).
	Vessel unknown Publ.-No. 98/30	Title, personal name and "beautiful name" (rn nfr).
	Vessel unknown Publ.-No. 98/31	Title, personal name and "beautiful name" (rn nfr).
	Vessel unknown Publ.-No. 98/32	Title, personal name and "beautiful name" (rn nfr).
	Vessel unknown Publ.-No. 98/33	Title, personal name and "beautiful name" (rn nfr).
	Vessel Bonn, Ägyp. Sem. Publ.-No. 98/34	Title, personal name and "beautiful name" (rn nfr).
	Vessel Bonn, Ägyp. Sem. Publ.-No. 98/35	Filiation, title and personal name.
	Vessel Bonn, Ägyp. Sem. Publ.-No. 98/36	Filiation, title and personal name.
	Vessel Bonn, Ägyp. Sem. Publ.-No. 98/37	Filiation, title of the father, title and personal name.
	Vessel Bonn, Ägyp. Sem. Publ.-No. 98/38	Filiation, title of the father, title and personal name.
	Vessel unknown Publ.-No. 98/42	Name of a fruit (mmt)
	Vessel unknown Publ.-No. 98/43	Name of a type of grain (barley)
	Vessel unknown Publ.-No. 98/44	Name of a type of flour (nedj)
	Vessel unknown Publ.-No. 98/45	Name of a type of flour (nedj)
	Vessel unknown Publ.-No. 98/46	Name of a type of flour (nedj)
	Vessel unknown Publ.-No. 98/47	Name of a type of flour (nedj)
	Vessel unknown Publ.-No. 98/48	Name of a type of flour (nedj)
	Vessel unknown Publ.-No. 98/49	Name of a type of flour (nedj)
	Vessel unknown Publ.-No. 98/50	Name of a fruit (sekhet)
	Vessel unknown Publ.-No. 99/12	Titles and name.
	Vessel unknown Publ.-No. 99/13	Title and name.
	Vessel unknown Publ.-No. 99/14	Titles and name.
	Vessel unknown Publ.-No. 99/15	Titles and name. Edel thinks that there are other attestations of this person: Edel 1970 p. 34.
	Vessel unknown Publ.-No. 99/16	Titles and name. Edel thinks that there are other attestations of this person: Edel 1970 p. 35-36.
	Vessel unknown Publ.-No. 99/17	Title (incomplete).
	Vessel unknown Publ.-No. 99/18	Filiation, title and personal name.
	Vessel unknown Publ. No. 99/19	Tile, filiation, title and personal name.
	Vessel unknown Publ.-No. 99/20	(erasure) title and personal name.
	Vessel unknown Publ.-No. 99/21	Filiation, title and personal name.
	Vessel unknown Publ.-No. 99/22	Title and personal name.
	Vessel unknown Publ.-No. 99/23	Title and personal name.
	Vessel unknown Publ.-No. 99/24	Title and personal name.
	Vessel unknown Publ.-No. 102/3	Name of a type of food (nusedge).
	Vessel unknown Publ.-No. 102/4	Name of a type of food (nusedge).
	Vessel unknown Publ.-No. 102/5	Name of a type of food (nusedge).
	Vessel unknown Publ.-No. 102/6	Name of a type of food (nusedge).
	Vessel unknown Publ.-No. 102/7	Name of a type of food (nusedge).
	Vessel unknown Publ.-No. 102/8	Name of a type of food (nusedge).
	Vessel unknown Publ.-No. 102/9	Name of a type of food (nusedge).
	Vessel unknown Publ.-No. 102/10	Name of a type of food (nusedge).
	Vessel unknown Publ.-No. 102/11	Name of a type of food (nusedge).
	Vessel unknown Publ.-No. 102/12	Name of a type of food (nusedge).
	Vessel unknown Publ.-No. 102/13	Name of a type of food (nusedge).
	Vessel unknown Publ.-No. 102/14	Name of a type of food (nusedge).
	Vessel unknown Publ.-No. 102/15	Name of a type of food (nusedge).
	Vessel unknown Publ.-No. 102/16	Name of a type of food (nusedge).
	Vessel unknown Publ.-No. 102/17	Name of a type of food (nusedge).
	Vessel unknown Publ.-No. 102/18	Name of a type of food (nusedge).
	Vessel unknown Publ.-No. 102/19	Name of a type of food (nusedge).
	Vessel unknown Publ.-No. 102/20	Name of a type of food (nusedge).
	Vessel unknown Publ.-No. 102/21	Name of a type of food (nusedge).
	Vessel unknown Publ.-No. 102/22	Name of a type of food (nusedge).
	Vessel unknown Publ.-No. 102/23	Name of a type of food (nusedge).
	Vessel unknown Publ.-No. 102/24	Name of a type of food (nusedge).
	Vessel unknown Publ.-No. 102/25	Name of a type of food (nusedge).
	Vessel unknown Publ.-No. 102/26	Name of a type of food (nusedge).
	Vessel unknown Publ.-No. 102/27	Name of a type of food (nusedge).
	Vessel unknown Publ.-No. 102/28	Name of a type of food (nusedge).
	Vessel unknown Publ.-No. 102/29	Name of a type of food (nusedge).
	Vessel unknown Publ.-No. 102/30	Name of a type of food (nusedge).
	Vessel unknown Publ.-No. 102/31	Name of a type of food (nusedge).
	Vessel unknown Publ.-No. 102/32	Name of a type of food (nusedge).
	Vessel unknown Publ.-No. 102/33	Name of a type of food (nusedge).
	Vessel unknown Publ.-No. 102/34	Name of a type of food (nusedge).
	Vessel unknown Publ.-No. 102/35	Name of a type of food (nusedge).
	Vessel unknown Publ.-No. 102/36	Name of a type of food (nusedge).
	Vessel unknown Publ.-No. 102/37	Name of a type of food (nusedge).
	Vessel unknown Publ.-No. 102/38	Name of a type of food (nusedge).
	Vessel unknown Publ.-No. 102/39	Name of a type of grain (barley).
	Vessel unknown Publ.-No. 102/40	Name of a type of grain (barley).
	Vessel unknown Publ.-No. 102/41	Name of a type of grain (barley).
	Vessel unknown Publ.-No. 102/42	Name of a type of grain (barley).
	Vessel unknown Publ.-No. 102/43	Name of a type of grain (barley).
	Vessel unknown Publ.-No. 102/44	Name of a type of grain (barley).
	Vessel unknown Publ.-No. 102/45	Name of a type of grain (barley).
	Vessel unknown Publ.-No. 102/46	Name of a type of grain (barley).
	Vessel unknown Publ.-No. 102/47	Name of a type of grain (barley).
	Vessel unknown Publ.-No. 102/86	Title and personal name.
	Vessel unknown Publ.-No. 102/89	Name of a type of food (nutsedge).
	Vessel unknown Publ.-No. 102/90	Name of a type of food (nutsedge).
	Vessel unknown Publ.-No. 102/91	Name of a type of food (nutsedge).
	Vessel unknown Publ.-No. 102/92	Name of a type of food (nutsedge).
	Vessel unknown Publ.-No. 102/93	Name of a type of food (nutsedge).
	Vessel unknown Publ.-No. 102/94	Name of a type of food (nutsedge).
	Vessel unknown Publ.-No. 102/95	Name of a type of food (nutsedge).
	Vessel unknown Publ.-No. 102/96	Name of a type of food (nutsedge).
	Vessel unknown Publ.-No. 102/97	Name of a type of food (nutsedge).
	Vessel unknown Publ.-No. 102/98	Name of a type of food (nutsedge).
	Vessel unknown Publ.-No. 102/99	Name of a type of food (nutsedge).
	Vessel unknown Publ.-No. 102/100	Name of a type of grain (barley).
	Vessel unknown Publ.-No. 102/101	Name of a type of grain (barley).
	Vessel unknown Publ.-No. 102/102	Name of a type of grain (barley).
	Vessel unknown Publ.-No. 102/103	Name of a type of grain (barley).
	Vessel unknown Publ.-No. 102/104	Name of a type of grain (barley).
	Vessel unknown Publ.-No. 102/105	Name of a type of grain (barley).
	Vessel unknown Publ.-No. 102/106	Name of a type of grain (barley).
	Vessel unknown Publ.-No. 102/107	Name of a type of grain (barley).
	Vessel unknown Publ.-No. 102/108	Name of a type of grain (barley).
	Vessel unknown Publ.-No. 102/109	Name of a type of grain (barley).
	Vessel unknown Publ.-No. 102/110	Name of a type of grain (barley).
	Vessel unknown Publ.-No. 102/111	Name of a type of grain (barley).
	Vessel unknown Publ.-No. 102/112	Name of a type of grain (barley).
	Vessel unknown Publ.-No. 102/113	Name of a type of grain (barley).
	Vessel unknown Publ.-No. 102/114	Name of a type of grain (barley).
	Vessel unknown Publ.-No. 102/115	Name of a type of grain (barley).
	Vessel unknown Publ.-No. 102/116	Name of a type of grain (barley).
	Vessel unknown Publ.-No. 102/117	Name of a type of grain (barley).
	Vessel unknown Publ.-No. 102/118	Name of a type of grain (barley).
	Vessel unknown Publ.-No. 102/119	Name of a type of grain (barley).
	Vessel unknown Publ.-No. 102/120	Name of a type of grain (barley).
	Vessel unknown Publ.-No. 102/121	Name of a type of grain (barley).
	Vessel unknown Publ.-No. 102/122	Name of a type of grain (barley).
	Vessel unknown Publ.-No. 102/123	Name of a type of grain (barley).
	Vessel unknown Publ.-No. 102/124	Name of a type of grain (barley).
	Vessel unknown Publ.-No. 102/125	Name of a type of grain (barley).
	Vessel unknown Publ.-No. 102/126	Name of a type of grain (barley).
	Vessel unknown Publ.-No. 102/127	Name of a type of grain (barley).
	Vessel unknown Publ.-No. 102/152	Title and personal name.
	Vessel unknown Publ.-No. 102/153	Title and personal name.
	Vessel unknown Publ.-No. 102/154	Name of a type of flour (pât dedju), title and personal name.
	Vessel unknown Publ.-No. 102/175	Name of a type of flour (pât dedju), titles and personal name.
	Vessel unknown Publ.-No. 102/176	Name of a type of flour (pât dedju), titles and personal name.
	Vessel unknown Publ.-No. 102/177	Name of a type of flour (sekhet dedju), titles and personal name.
	Vessel unknown Publ.-No. 102/178	Name of a type of flour (sekhet dedju), titles and personal name.
	Vessel unknown Publ.-No. 102/179	Name of a type of flour (sekhet dedju), titles and personal name.
	Vessel unknown Publ.-No. 102/180	Name of a type of flour (pât dedju), titles and personal name.
	Vessel unknown Publ.-No. 102/181	Fragmentary: titles and personal name.
	Vessel unknown Publ.-No. 102/182	Fragmentary: titles and personal name.
	Vessel unknown Publ.-No. 102/230	Name of a type of grain (malt of barley).
	Vessel unknown Publ.-No. 102/231	Name of a type of grain (malt of barley).
	Vessel unknown Publ.-No. 102/232	Name of a type of grain (malt of barley).
	Vessel unknown Publ.-No. 102/233	Name of a type of grain (malt of barley).
	Vessel unknown Publ.-No. 102/234	Name of a type of grain (malt of barley).
	Vessel unknown Publ.-No. 102/235	Name of a type of grain (malt of barley).
	Vessel unknown Publ.-No. 102/236	Name of a type of grain (malt of barley).
	Vessel unknown Publ.-No. 102/237	Name of a type of grain (malt of barley).
	Vessel unknown Publ.-No. 102/238	Name of a type of grain (malt of barley).
	Vessel unknown Publ.-No. 102/239	Name of a type of grain (malt of barley).
	Vessel unknown Publ.-No. 102/240	Name of a type of grain (malt of barley).
	Vessel unknown Publ.-No. 102/241	Name of a type of grain (malt of barley).
	Vessel unknown Publ.-No. 102/242	Name of a type of grain (malt of barley).
	Vessel unknown Publ.-No. 102/243	Name of a type of grain (malt of barley).
	Vessel unknown Publ.-No. 102/244	Name of a type of grain (malt of barley).
	Vessel unknown Publ.-No. 102/245	Name of a type of grain (malt of barley).
	Vessel unknown Publ.-No. 102/246	Name of a type of grain (malt of barley).
	Vessel unknown Publ.-No. 102/247	Name of a type of grain (malt of barley).
	Vessel unknown Publ.-No. 102/248	Name of a type of grain (malt of barley).
	Vessel unknown Publ.-No. 102/249	Name of a type of grain (malt of barley).
	Vessel unknown Publ.-No. 102/250	Name of a type of grain (malt of barley).
	Vessel unknown Publ.-No. 102/251	Name of a type of grain (malt of barley).
	Vessel unknown Publ.-No. 102/252	Name of a type of grain (malt of barley).
	Vessel unknown Publ.-No. 102/253	Name of a type of grain (malt of barley).
	Vessel unknown Publ.-No. 102/254	Name of a type of grain (malt of barley).
	Vessel unknown Publ.-No. 102/255	Name of a type of grain (malt of barley).
	Vessel unknown Publ.-No. 102/256	Name of a type of grain (malt of barley).
	Vessel unknown Publ.-No. 102/257	Name of a type of grain (malt of barley).
	Vessel unknown Publ.-No. 102/258	Name of a type of grain (malt of barley).
	Vessel unknown Publ.-No. 102/259	Name of a fruit (shenefet).
	Vessel unknown Publ.-No. 102/261	Name of a fruit (shenefet).
	Vessel unknown Publ.-No. 102/262	Name of a type of grain (barley).
	Vessel unknown Publ.-No. 102/263	Name of a type of grain (barley).
	Vessel unknown Publ.-No. 102/264	Name of a type of grain (barley).
	Vessel unknown Publ.-No. 102/265	Name of a type of grain (barley).
	Vessel unknown Publ.-No. 102/266	Name of a type of grain (barley).
	Vessel unknown Publ.-No. 102/267	Name of a type of grain (barley).
	Vessel unknown Publ.-No. 102/268	Name of a type of grain (barley).
	Vessel unknown Publ.-No. 102/269	Name of a type of grain (barley).
	Vessel unknown Publ.-No. 102/270	Name of a type of grain (barley).
	Vessel unknown Publ.-No. 102/271	Name of a type of grain (barley).
	Vessel unknown Publ.-No. 102/272	Name of a type of grain (barley).
	Vessel unknown Publ.-No. 102/273	Name of a type of grain (barley).
	Vessel unknown Publ.-No. 102/274	Name of a fruit (sekhet).
	Vessel unknown Publ.-No. 102/275	Name of a fruit (sekhet).
	Vessel unknown Publ.-No. 102/276	Name of a fruit (sekhet).
	Vessel unknown Publ.-No. 102/277	Name of a fruit (sekhet).
	Vessel unknown Publ.-No. 102/278	Name of a fruit (sekhet).
	Vessel unknown Publ.-No. 102/279	Name of a fruit (sekhet).
	Vessel unknown Publ.-No. 102/280	Name of a fruit (sekhet).
	Vessel unknown Publ.-No. 102/281	Name of a fruit (sekhet).
	Vessel unknown Publ.-No. 103/39	Name of a type of food (nutsedge).
	Vessel unknown Publ.-No. 103/40	Name of a type of food (nutsedge).
	Vessel unknown Publ.-No. 103/41	Name of a type of food (nutsedge).
	Vessel unknown Publ.-No. 103/42	Name of a type of food (nutsedge).
	Vessel unknown Publ.-No. 103/43	Name of a type of food (nutsedge).
	Vessel unknown Publ.-No. 103/44	Name of a type of food (nutsedge).
	Vessel unknown Publ.-No. 103/45	Name of a type of food (nutsedge).
	Vessel unknown Publ.-No. 103/46	Name of a type of food (nutsedge).
	Vessel unknown Publ.-No. 103/47	Name of a type of food (nutsedge).
	Vessel unknown Publ.-No. 103/48	Name of a type of food (nutsedge).
	Vessel Cairo EM Publ.-No. 103a/7	Name of a fruit (sekhet), title and "beautiful name" (rn nfr).
	Vessel Cairo EM Publ.-No. 103a/8	Name of a fruit (sekhet), titles and personal name.
	Vessel Cairo EM Publ.-No. 103a/9	Name of a fruit (nbs), titles and personal name.
	Vessel Cairo EM Publ.-No. 103a/15	Name of a type of grain (malt of barley), titles (erasure) and "beautiful name" (rn nfr).
	Vessel unknown Publ.-No. 105/80	Title, personal name, filiation, provenance of offering (jnj m pr ḏ.t=f).
	Vessel unknown Publ.-No. 105/81	Title, personal name, filiation, provenance of offering (jnj m pr ḏ.t=f).
	Vessel unknown Publ.-No. 105/82	Title, personal name, filiation, provenance of offering (jnj m pr ḏ.t=f).
	Vessel unknown Publ.-No. 105/83	Title, personal name, filiation, provenance of offering (jnj m pr ḏ.t=f).
	Vessel unknown Publ.-No. 105/93	Name of a fruit (nbs).
	Vessel unknown Publ.-No. 105/94	Name of a fruit (nbs).
	Vessel unknown Publ.-No. 105/95	Name of a fruit (nbs).
	Vessel unknown Publ.-No. 105/96	Name of a fruit (nbs).
	Vessel unknown Publ.-No. 105/97	Name of a fruit (nbs).
	Vessel unknown Publ.-No. 105/98	Name of a fruit (nbs).
	Vessel unknown Publ.-No. 105/99	Name of a fruit (nbs).
	Vessel unknown Publ.-No. 105/100	Name of a fruit (nbs).
	Vessel unknown Publ.-No. 105/101	Name of a fruit (nbs).
	Vessel unknown Publ.-No. 105/102	Name of a fruit (nbs).
	Vessel unknown Publ.-No. 105/103	Name of a fruit (nbs).
	Vessel unknown Publ.-No. 105/104	Name of a fruit (nbs).
	Vessel unknown Publ.-No. 105/105	Name of a fruit (nbs).
	Vessel unknown Publ.-No. 105/106	Name of a fruit (nbs).
	Vessel unknown Publ.-No. 105/107	Name of a fruit (nbs).
	Vessel unknown Publ.-No. 105/108	Name of a fruit (nbs).
	Vessel unknown Publ.-No. 105/109	Name of a fruit (nbs).
	Vessel unknown Publ.-No. 105/110	Name of a fruit (nbs).
	Vessel unknown Publ.-No. 105/111	Name of a fruit (nbs).
	Vessel unknown Publ.-No. 105/112	Name of a fruit (nbs).
	Vessel unknown Publ.-No. 105/113	Name of a fruit (nbs).
	Vessel unknown Publ.-No. 105/114	Name of a fruit (nbs).
	Vessel unknown Publ.-No. 105/115	Name of a fruit (nbs).
	Vessel unknown Publ.-No. 105/116	Name of a fruit (nbs).
	Vessel unknown Publ.-No. 105/117	Name of a fruit (nbs).
	Vessel unknown Publ.-No. 105/118	Name of a fruit (nbs).
	Vessel unknown Publ.-No. 105/119	Name of a fruit (nbs).
	Vessel unknown Publ.-No. 105/120	Name of a fruit (nbs).
	Vessel unknown Publ.-No. 105/121	Name of a fruit (nbs).
	Vessel unknown Publ.-No. 105/122	Name of a fruit (nbs).
	Vessel unknown Publ.-No. 105/123	Name of a fruit (nbs).
	Vessel unknown Publ.-No. 105/124	Name of a fruit (nbs).
	Vessel unknown Publ.-No. 105/125	Name of a fruit (nbs).
	Vessel unknown Publ.-No. 105/126	Name of a fruit (nbs).
	Vessel unknown Publ.-No. 105/127	Name of a fruit (nbs).
	Vessel unknown Publ.-No. 105/128	Name of a fruit (nbs).
	Vessel unknown Publ.-No. 105/129	Name of a fruit (nbs).
	Vessel unknown Publ.-No. 105/130	Name of a fruit (nbs).
	Vessel unknown Publ.-No. 105/131	Name of a fruit (nbs).
	Vessel unknown Publ.-No. 105/132	Name of a fruit (nbs).
	Vessel unknown Publ.-No. 105/133	Name of a fruit (nbs).
	Vessel unknown Publ.-No. 105/134	Name of a fruit (nbs).
	Vessel unknown Publ.-No. 105/135	Name of a fruit (nbs).
	Vessel unknown Publ.-No. 105/136	Name of a fruit (nbs).
	Vessel unknown Publ.-No. 105/137	Name of a fruit (nbs).
	Vessel unknown Publ.-No. 105/138	Name of a fruit (nbs).
	Vessel unknown Publ.-No. 105/139	Name of a fruit (nbs).
	Vessel unknown Publ.-No. 105/140	Name of a fruit (nbs).
	Vessel unknown Publ.-No. 105/141	Name of a fruit (nbs).
	Vessel unknown Publ.-No. 105/142	Name of a fruit (nbs).
	Vessel unknown Publ.-No. 105/143	Name of a fruit (nbs).
	Vessel unknown Publ.-No. 105/144	Name of a fruit (nbs).
	Vessel unknown Publ.-No. 105/145	Name of a fruit (nbs).
	Vessel unknown Publ.-No. 105/146	Name of a fruit (nbs).
	Vessel unknown Publ.-No. 105/147	Name of a fruit (nbs).
	Vessel unknown Publ.-No. 105/148	Name of a fruit (nbs).
	Vessel unknown Publ.-No. 105/149	Name of a fruit (nbs).
	Vessel unknown Publ.-No. 105/150	Name of a fruit (nbs).
	Vessel unknown Publ.-No. 105/151	Name of a fruit (nbs).
	Vessel unknown Publ.-No. 105/152	Name of a fruit (nbs).
	Vessel unknown Publ.-No. 105/153	Name of a fruit (nbs).
	Vessel unknown Publ.-No. 105/154	Name of a fruit (sekhet).
	Vessel Bonn, Ägyp. Sem. Publ.-No. 105/155	Name of a fruit (sekhet).
	Vessel unknown Publ.-No. 105/156	Name of a fruit (sekhet).
	Vessel unknown Publ.-No. 105/157	Name of a fruit (sekhet).
	Vessel unknown Publ.-No. 105/158	Name of a fruit (sekhet).
	Vessel unknown Publ.-No. 105/159	Name of a fruit (sekhet).
	Vessel unknown Publ.-No. 105/160	Name of a fruit (sekhet).
	Vessel unknown Publ.-No. 105/161	Name of a fruit (sekhet).
	Vessel unknown Publ.-No. 105/162	Name of a fruit (sekhet).
	Vessel Bonn, Ägyp. Sem. Publ.-No. 105/163	Name of a type of food (nutsedge).
	Vessel unknown Publ.-No. 105/164	Name of a type of food (nutsedge).
	Vessel unknown Publ.-No. 105/165	Name of a type of food (nutsedge).
	Vessel unknown Publ.-No. 105/166	Name of a type of food (nutsedge).
	Vessel unknown Publ.-No. 105/167	Name of a type of food (nutsedge).
	Vessel unknown Publ.-No. 105/168	Name of a type of food (nutsedge).
	Vessel unknown Publ.-No. 105/169	Name of a fruit (ished).
	Vessel unknown Publ.-No. 105/170	Name of a fruit (ished).
	Vessel unknown Publ.-No. 105/171	Name of a fruit (ished).
	Vessel unknown Publ.-No. 105/172	Name of a fruit (ished).
	Vessel unknown Publ.-No. 105/173	Name of a fruit (ished).
	Vessel unknown Publ.-No. 105/174	Name of a fruit (ished).
	Vessel unknown Publ.-No. 105/175	Name of a fruit (ished).
	Vessel unknown Publ.-No. 105/176	Name of a fruit (ished).
	Vessel unknown Publ.-No. 105/177	Name of a fruit (ished).
	Vessel unknown Publ.-No. 105/178	Name of a fruit (ished).
	Vessel unknown Publ.-No. 105/179	Name of a fruit (ished).
	Vessel unknown Publ.-No. 105/180	Name of a fruit (ished).
	Vessel unknown Publ.-No. 105/181	Name of a fruit (ished).
	Vessel unknown Publ.-No. 105/182	Titles and personal name.
	Vessel unknown Publ.-No. 105/183	Titles and personal name.
	Vessel unknown Publ.-No. 105/184	Titles and personal name.
	Vessel unknown Publ.-No. 105/185	Titles and personal name.
	Vessel unknown Publ.-No. 105/186	Titles and personal name.
	Vessel unknown Publ.-No. 105/187	Titles and personal name.
	Vessel unknown Publ.-No. 105/188	Titles and personal name.
	Vessel unknown Publ.-No. 105/189	Titles and personal name.
	Vessel unknown Publ.-No. 105/190	Titles and personal name.
	Vessel unknown Publ.-No. 105/191	Titles and personal name.
	Vessel unknown Publ.-No. 105/192	Titles and personal name.
	Vessel unknown Publ.-No. 105/193	Titles and personal name.
	Vessel unknown Publ.-No. 105/194	Titles and personal name.
	Vessel unknown Publ.-No. 105/195	Titles and personal name.
	Vessel unknown Publ.-No. 105/196	Titles and personal name.
	Vessel unknown Publ.-No. 105/197	Titles and personal name.
	Vessel unknown Publ.-No. 105/198	Titles and personal name.
	Vessel unknown Publ.-No. 105/199	Titles and personal name.
	Vessel unknown Publ.-No. 105/200	Titles and personal name.
	Vessel unknown Publ.-No. 105/201	Filiation, titles and personal name.
	Vessel unknown Publ.-No. 105/202	Filiation, titles and personal name.
	Vessel unknown Publ.-No. 105/203	Titles and personal name.
	Vessel unknown Publ.-No. 105/204	Titles and personal name.
	Vessel unknown Publ.-No. 105/205	Filiation and personal name.
	Vessel unknown Publ.-No. 105/206	Filiation and personal name.
	Vessel unknown Publ.-No. 105/207	Filiation and personal name.
	Vessel unknown Publ.-No. 105/208	Filiation and personal name.
	Vessel unknown Publ.-No. 105/209	Filiation and personal name.
	Vessel unknown Publ.-No. 105/210	Filiation and personal name.
	Vessel unknown Publ.-No. 105/211	Title and personal name.
	Vessel unknown Publ.-No. 105/212	Filiation and personal name.
	Vessel unknown Publ.-No. 105/213	Title and personal name (no filiation).
	Vessel unknown Publ.-No. 105/214	Filiation and personal name.
	Vessel unknown Publ.-No. 105/215	Filiation and personal name.
	Vessel unknown Publ.-No. 105/216	Titles and personal name.
	Vessel unknown Publ.-No. 105/217	Titles and personal name.
	Vessel unknown Publ.-No. 105/218	Filiation and personal name.
	Vessel unknown Publ.-No. 105/219	Filiation and personal name.
	Vessel unknown Publ.-No. 105/220	Titles and personal name.
	Vessel unknown Publ.-No. 105/221	Titles and personal name.
	Vessel unknown Publ.-No. 105/222	Titles and personal name.
	Vessel unknown Publ.-No. 105/223	Titles and personal name.
	Vessel unknown Publ.-No. 105/224	Titles and personal name.
	Vessel unknown Publ.-No. 105/225	Titles and personal name.
	Vessel unknown Publ.-No. 105/226	Titles and personal name.
	Vessel unknown Publ.-No. 105/227	Titles and personal name.
	Vessel unknown Publ.-No. 105/228	Titles and personal name.
	Vessel unknown Publ.-No. 105/229	Titles and personal name.
	Vessel unknown Publ.-No. 105/230	Titles and personal name.
	Vessel unknown Publ.-No. 105/231	Title and personal name.
	Vessel unknown Publ.-No. 105/232	Title and personal name.
	Vessel unknown Publ.-No. 105/233	Filiation and personal name.
	Vessel unknown Publ.-No. 105/234	Filiation (partly erased).
	Vessel unknown Publ.-No. 105/235	Filiation and personal name.
	Vessel unknown Publ.-No. 105/236	Filiation and personal name.
	Vessel unknown Publ.-No. 105/237	Title and personal name.
	Vessel unknown Publ.-No. 105/238	Title and personal name.
	Vessel unknown Publ.-No. 105/239	Title and personal name.
	Vessel Bonn, Ägyp. Sem. Publ.-No. 105/240	Title and personal name.
	Vessel unknown Publ.-No. 105/241	Title and personal name.
	Vessel unknown Publ.-No. 105/242	Title and personal name.
	Vessel unknown Publ.-No. 105/243	Title and personal name.
	Vessel unknown Publ.-No. 105/244	Title and personal name.
	Vessel unknown Publ.-No. 105/245	Title and personal name.
	Vessel unknown Publ.-No. 105/246	Erasure and personal name.
	Vessel unknown Publ.-No. 105/247	Personal name.
	Vessel unknown Publ.-No. 105/248	Personal name, poorly preserved, unassured reading.
	Vessel unknown Publ.-No. 105/249	Personal name, poorly preserved, unassured reading.
	Vessel unknown Publ.-No. 105/250	Titles and personal name.
	Vessel unknown Publ.-No. 105/251	Titles and personal name.
	Vessel unknown Publ.-No. 105/252	Titles and personal name.
	Vessel unknown Publ.-No. 105/253	Titles and personal name.
	Vessel Bonn, Ägyp. Sem. Publ.-No. 105/254	Titles and personal name.
	Vessel unknown Publ.-No. 105/255	Titles and personal name.
	Vessel unknown Publ.-No. 105/256	Titles and personal name.
	Vessel unknown Publ.-No. 105/257	Titles and personal name.
	Vessel unknown Publ.-No. 105/258	Titles and personal name.
	Vessel unknown Publ.-No. 105/259	Titles and personal name.
	Vessel unknown Publ.-No. 105/260	Titles and personal name.
	Vessel unknown Publ.-No. 105/261	Titles and personal name.
	Vessel unknown Publ.-No. 105/262	Titles and personal name.
	Vessel unknown Publ.-No. 105/263	Titles and personal name.
	Vessel unknown Publ.-No. 105/264	Titles and personal name.
	Vessel unknown Publ.-No. 105/265	Titles and personal name.
	Vessel unknown Publ.-No. 105/266	Titles and personal name.
	Vessel unknown Publ.-No. 105/267	Titles and personal name.
	Vessel unknown Publ.-No. 105/268	Titles and personal name, poorly preserved, unassured reading.
	Vessel unknown Publ.-No. 105/269	Titles and personal name, poorly preserved, unassured reading.
	Vessel unknown Publ.-No. 105/270	Titles and personal name, poorly preserved, unassured reading.
	Vessel unknown Publ.-No. 105/271	Titles and personal name, poorly preserved, unassured reading.
	Vessel unknown Publ.-No. 105/272	Titles and personal name, poorly preserved, unassured reading.
	Vessel unknown Publ.-No. 105/273	Titles and personal name, poorly preserved, unassured reading.
	Vessel unknown Publ.-No. 105/274	Name of a fruit (nbs).
	Vessel unknown Publ.-No. 105/275	Name of a fruit (nbs).
	Vessel unknown Publ.-No. 105/276	Name of a fruit (nbs).
	Vessel unknown Publ.-No. 105/277	Name of a fruit (sekhet).
	Vessel unknown Publ.-No. 105/278	Name of a type of food (nutsedge).
	Vessel unknown Publ.-No. 105/279	Name of the vessel, name of a fruit (nbs), titles and personal name.
	Vessel Bonn, Ägyp. Sem. Publ.-No. 105/280	Name of the vessel, name of fruits (sekhet, nbs and annenut), titles and personal name.
	Vessel unknown Publ.-No. 105/281	Name of the vessel, name of fruits (sekhet, nbs and annenut), title and personal name.
	Vessel unknown Publ.-No. 105/282	Name of the vessel, name of a type of food (nutsedge), title and personal name.
	Vessel unknown Publ.-No. 105/299	Name of the vessel, name of fruits (sekhet, nbs, annenut), title and personal name.
	Vessel unknown Publ.-No. 105/370	Title, personal name, name of a type of flour.
	Vessel Bonn, Ägyp. Sem. Publ.-No. 107/52	Filiation and personal name.
	Vessel unknown Publ.-No. 107/53	Filiation and personal name.
	Vessel Bonn, Ägyp. Sem. Publ.-No. 107/54	Filiation and personal name.
	Vessel unknown Publ.-No. 107/55	Filiation and personal name.
	Vessel unknown Publ.-No. 107/56	Filiation and personal name.
	Vessel unknown Publ.-No. 107/57	Filiation and personal name.
	Vessel unknown Publ.-No. 107/58	Filiation and personal name.
	Vessel unknown Publ.-No. 107/59	Filiation and personal name.
	Vessel unknown Publ.-No. 107/60	Filiation and personal name.
	Vessel unknown Publ.-No. 107/61	Filiation and personal name.
	Vessel unknown Publ.-No. 107/62	Filiation and personal name.
	Vessel unknown Publ.-No. 109/121	Name of a type of grain (barley).
	Vessel unknown Publ.-No. 109/122	Name of a type of grain (barley).
	Vessel unknown Publ.-No. 109/123	Name of a type of grain (barley).
	Vessel unknown Publ.-No. 109/124	Name of a type of grain (barley).
	Vessel unknown Publ.-No. 109/125	Name of a type of grain (barley).
	Vessel unknown Publ.-No. 109/126	Name of a type of grain (barley).
	Vessel unknown Publ.-No. 109/127	Name of a type of grain (barley).
	Vessel unknown Publ.-No. 109/128	Name of a type of grain (barley).
	Vessel unknown Publ.-No. 109/129	Name of a type of grain (barley).
	Vessel unknown Publ.-No. 109/130	Name of a type of grain (barley).
	Vessel unknown Publ.-No. 109/131	Name of a type of grain (barley).
	Vessel unknown Publ.-No. 109/132	Name of a type of grain (barley).
	Vessel unknown Publ.-No. 109/133	Name of a type of grain (barley).
	Vessel unknown Publ.-No. 109/134	Name of a type of grain (barley).
	Vessel unknown Publ.-No. 109/135	Name of a type of grain (barley).
	Vessel unknown Publ.-No. 109/136	Name of a type of grain (barley).
	Vessel unknown Publ.-No. 109/137	Name of a type of grain (barley).
	Vessel unknown Publ.-No. 109/138	Name of a type of grain (barley).
	Vessel unknown Publ.-No. 109/139	Name of a type of grain (barley).
	Vessel unknown Publ.-No. 109/140	Name of a type of grain (barley).
	Vessel unknown Publ.-No. 109/141	Name of a type of grain (barley).
	Vessel unknown Publ.-No. 109/142	Name of a type of grain (barley).
	Vessel unknown Publ.-No. 109/143	Name of a type of grain (barley).
	Vessel unknown Publ.-No. 109/144	Name of a type of grain (barley).
	Vessel unknown Publ.-No. 109/145	Name of a type of grain (barley).
	Vessel unknown Publ.-No. 109/146	Name of a type of grain (barley).
	Vessel unknown Publ.-No. 109/147	Name of a type of grain (barley).
	Vessel unknown Publ.-No. 109/148	Name of a type of grain (barley).
	Vessel unknown Publ.-No. 109/149	Name of a type of grain (barley).
	Vessel unknown Publ.-No. 109/150	Name of a type of grain (barley).
	Vessel unknown Publ.-No. 109/151	Name of a type of grain (barley).
	Vessel unknown Publ.-No. 109/152	Name of a type of grain (barley).
	Vessel unknown Publ.-No. 109/153	Name of a type of grain (barley).
	Vessel unknown Publ.-No. 109/154	Name of a type of grain (barley).
	Vessel unknown Publ.-No. 109/155	Name of a type of grain (barley).
	Vessel unknown Publ.-No. 109/156	Name of a type of grain (barley).
	Vessel unknown Publ.-No. 109/157	Name of a type of grain (barley).
	Vessel unknown Publ.-No. 109/158	Name of a type of grain (barley).
	Vessel unknown Publ.-No. 109/159	Name of a type of grain (barley).
	Vessel unknown Publ.-No. 109/160	Name of a type of grain (barley).
	Vessel unknown Publ.-No. 109/161	Name of a type of grain (barley).
	Vessel unknown Publ.-No. 109/162	Name of a type of grain (barley).
	Vessel unknown Publ.-No. 109/163	Name of a type of grain (barley).
	Vessel unknown Publ.-No. 109/164	Name of a type of grain (barley).
	Vessel unknown Publ.-No. 109/165	Name of a type of grain (barley).
	Vessel unknown Publ.-No. 109/166	Name of a type of grain (barley).
	Vessel unknown Publ.-No. 109/167	Name of a type of grain (barley).
	Vessel unknown Publ.-No. 109/168	Name of a type of grain (barley).
	Vessel unknown Publ.-No. 109/169	Name of a type of grain (barley).
	Vessel unknown Publ.-No. 109/170	Name of a type of grain (barley).
	Vessel unknown Publ.-No. 109/171	Name of a type of grain (barley).
	Vessel unknown Publ.-No. 109/172	Name of a type of grain (barley).
	Vessel unknown Publ.-No. 109/173	Name of a type of grain (barley).
	Vessel unknown Publ.-No. 109/174	Name of a type of grain (barley).
	Vessel unknown Publ.-No. 109/175	Name of a type of grain (barley).
	Vessel unknown Publ.-No. 109/176	Name of a type of grain (barley).
	Vessel unknown Publ.-No. 109/177	Name of a type of grain (barley).
	Vessel unknown Publ.-No. 109/178	Name of a type of grain (barley).
	Vessel unknown Publ.-No. 109/179	Name of a type of grain (barley).
	Vessel unknown Publ.-No. 109/180	Name of a type of grain (barley).
	Vessel unknown Publ.-No. 109/181	Name of a type of grain (barley).
	Vessel unknown Publ.-No. 109/182	Name of a type of grain (barley).
	Vessel unknown Publ.-No. 109/183	Name of a type of grain (barley).
	Vessel unknown Publ.-No. 109/184	Name of a type of grain (barley).
	Vessel unknown Publ.-No. 109/185	Name of a type of grain (barley).
	Vessel unknown Publ.-No. 109/186	Name of a type of grain (barley).
	Vessel unknown Publ.-No. 109/187	Name of a type of grain (barley).
	Vessel unknown Publ.-No. 109/188	Name of a type of grain (barley).
	Vessel unknown Publ.-No. 109/189	Name of a type of grain (barley).
	Vessel unknown Publ.-No. 109/190	Name of a type of grain (barley).
	Vessel unknown Publ.-No. 109/191	Name of a type of grain (barley).
	Vessel unknown Publ.-No. 109/192	Name of a type of grain (barley).
	Vessel unknown Publ.-No. 109/193	Name of a type of grain (barley).
	Vessel unknown Publ.-No. 109/194	Name of a type of grain (barley).
	Vessel unknown Publ.-No. 109/195	Name of a type of grain (barley).
	Vessel unknown Publ.-No. 109/196	Name of a type of grain (barley).
	Vessel unknown Publ.-No. 109/197	Name of a type of grain (barley).
	Vessel unknown Publ.-No. 109/198	Name of a type of grain (barley).
	Vessel unknown Publ.-No. 109/199	Name of a type of grain (barley).
	Vessel unknown Publ.-No. 109/200	Name of a type of grain (barley).
	Vessel unknown Publ.-No. 109/201	Name of a type of grain (barley).
	Vessel unknown Publ.-No. 109/202	Name of a type of grain (barley).
	Vessel unknown Publ.-No. 109/203	Name of a type of grain (barley).
	Vessel unknown Publ.-No. 109/204	Name of a type of grain (barley).
	Vessel unknown Publ.-No. 109/205	Name of a type of grain (barley).
	Vessel unknown Publ.-No. 109/206	Name of a type of grain (barley).
	Vessel unknown Publ.-No. 109/207	Name of a type of grain (barley).
	Vessel unknown Publ.-No. 109/208	Name of a type of grain (barley).
	Vessel unknown Publ.-No. 109/209	Name of a type of grain (barley).
	Vessel unknown Publ.-No. 109/210	Name of a type of grain (barley).
	Vessel unknown Publ.-No. 109/211	Name of a type of grain (barley).
	Vessel unknown Publ.-No. 109/212	Name of a type of grain (barley).
	Vessel unknown Publ.-No. 109/213	Name of a type of grain (barley).
	Vessel unknown Publ.-No. 109/214	Name of a type of grain (barley).
	Vessel unknown Publ.-No. 109/215	Name of a type of grain (barley).
	Vessel unknown Publ.-No. 109/216	Name of a type of grain (barley).
	Vessel unknown Publ.-No. 109/217	Name of a type of grain (barley).
	Vessel unknown Publ.-No. 109/218	Name of a type of grain (barley).
	Vessel unknown Publ.-No. 109/219	Name of a type of grain (barley).
	Vessel unknown Publ.-No. 109/220	Name of a type of grain (barley).
	Vessel unknown Publ.-No. 109/221	Name of a type of grain (barley).
	Vessel unknown Publ.-No. 109/222	Name of a type of grain (barley).
	Vessel unknown Publ.-No. 109/223	Name of a type of grain (barley).
	Vessel unknown Publ.-No. 109/224	Name of a type of grain (barley).
	Vessel unknown Publ.-No. 109/225	Name of a type of grain (barley).
	Vessel unknown Publ.-No. 109/226	Name of a type of grain (barley).
	Vessel unknown Publ.-No. 109/227	Name of a type of grain (barley).
	Vessel unknown Publ.-No. 109/228	Name of a type of grain (barley).
	Vessel unknown Publ.-No. 109/229	Name of a type of grain (barley).
	Vessel unknown Publ.-No. 109/230	Name of a type of grain (barley).
	Vessel unknown Publ.-No. 109/231	Name of a type of grain (barley).
	Vessel unknown Publ.-No. 109/232	Name of a type of grain (barley).
	Vessel unknown Publ.-No. 109/233	Name of a type of grain (barley).
	Vessel unknown Publ.-No. 109/234	Name of a type of grain (barley).
	Vessel unknown Publ.-No. 109/235	Name of a type of grain (barley).
	Vessel unknown Publ.-No. 109/236	Name of a type of grain (barley).
	Vessel unknown Publ.-No. 109/237	Name of a type of grain (barley).
	Vessel unknown Publ.-No. 109/238	Name of a type of grain (barley).
	Vessel unknown Publ.-No. 109/239	Name of a type of grain (barley).
	Vessel unknown Publ.-No. 109/240	Name of a type of grain (barley).
	Vessel unknown Publ.-No. 109/241	Name of a type of grain (barley).
	Vessel unknown Publ.-No. 109/242	Name of a type of grain (barley).
	Vessel unknown Publ.-No. 109/243	Name of a type of grain (barley).
	Vessel unknown Publ.-No. 109/244	Name of a type of grain (barley).
	Vessel unknown Publ.-No. 109/245	Name of a type of grain (barley).
	Vessel unknown Publ.-No. 109/246	Name of a type of grain (barley).
	Vessel unknown Publ.-No. 109/247	Name of a type of grain (barley).
	Vessel unknown Publ.-No. 109/248	Name of a type of grain (barley).
	Vessel unknown Publ.-No. 109/249	Name of a type of grain (barley).
	Vessel unknown Publ.-No. 109/250	Name of a type of grain (barley).
	Vessel unknown Publ.-No. 109/251	Name of a type of grain (barley).
	Vessel unknown Publ.-No. 109/252	Name of a type of grain (barley).
	Vessel unknown Publ.-No. 109/253	Name of a type of grain (barley).
	Vessel unknown Publ.-No. 109/254	Name of a type of grain (barley).
	Vessel unknown Publ.-No. 109/255	Name of a type of grain (barley).
	Vessel unknown Publ.-No. 109/256	Name of a type of grain (barley).
	Vessel unknown Publ.-No. 109/257	Name of a type of grain (barley).
	Vessel unknown Publ.-No. 109/258	Name of a type of grain (barley).
	Vessel unknown Publ.-No. 109/259	Name of a type of grain (barley).
	Vessel unknown Publ.-No. 109/260	Name of a type of grain (barley).
	Vessel unknown Publ.-No. 109/261	Name of a type of grain (barley).
	Vessel unknown Publ.-No. 109/262	Name of a type of grain (barley).
	Vessel unknown Publ.-No. 109/263	Name of a type of grain (barley).
	Vessel unknown Publ.-No. 109/264	Name of a type of grain (barley).
	Vessel unknown Publ.-No. 109/265	Name of a type of grain (barley).
	Ostr. Oldenburg 5324-b PRELIM-9	Receipt of praktor Kalasiris for the price of public dates, through die scribe ? ---
	Ostr. Oldenburg 5324-b PRELIM-6	Document of uncertain content
	Ostr. Oldenburg 5324-b PRELIM-20	Receipt of Iulios Sabinos and Valerius Capito and their associate supervisors of the Sacred Gate of Syene, for poll tax, paid by Petorzmethis, son of Petorzmethis and the mother Sen---; with signature of Valerius.
	Ostr. Oldenburg 5324-b PRELIM-1	Receipt of praktor Pachompatenephotes for contribution for river police boats of year 7 of Hadrian, paid by Pachnoubis, son of Phanophis and Tachomtbekis; written by the scribe Sarapion (who also writes of the praktor Sanmous).
	Ostr. Oldenburg 5324-b PRELIM-31	receipt of Soter and Papremithes, praktores argyrikon of Elephantine for merismos of year 9, paid by Pachnoubis, son of Petorzmethis and Thipsansnos.
	Ostr. Oldenburg 5324-b PRELIM-16	receipt of praktor Hermogenes for laographia of year 6 of Trajan, paid by Peteuris, son of Peteuris, linen seller (archive); with signature of Hermogenes.
	Ostr. Oldenburg 5324-b PRELIM-17	receipt of Valerion and his associate tax farmers (misthotai) through the scribe Sarapion for laographia and desmophylakia, paid by Petorzmethis alias Paris, son of Petorzmethis and Thinpachnoubis.
	Ostr. Oldenburg 5324-b PRELIM-12	receipt of praktor Hermogenes for cheironaxion of year 1 of Trajan, paid by Petorzmethis, son of Pachnoubis, with signature of Hermogenes.
	Ostr. Oldenburg 5324-b PRELIM-14	receipt of praktor Hermogenes for laographia of year 1 of Trajan, paid by Petorzmethis, son of Phanophis (archive?), with signature of Hermogenes.
	Ostr. Oldenburg 5324-b PRELIM-26	Receipt of Stephanos and Herodes, supervisors of the Sacred Gate of Syene, through the assistant Pachnoubis, for survey tax on palm groves, paid by Pachompapsenchnoubis, son of Pachnoubis diak()? in year 9 of Marc Aurel and Verus.
	Ostr. Oldenburg 5324-b PRELIM-21	document of incertain content
	Ostr. Oldenburg 5324-b PRELIM-24	List of egyptian names
	Ostr. Oldenburg 5324-b PRELIM-25	List of names (and occupations?)
	Ostr. Oldenburg 5324-b PRELIM-18	receipt of the supervisor (epiteretes) Lucius Aurelius for poll tax and billeting of soldiers of year 15 of Trajan, paid by Petorzmethis, son of Phanophis and Tisatis (archive) in year 16, with signature of Lucius Aurelius.
	Ostr. Oldenburg 5324-b PRELIM-28	Fragment of incertain content, receipt or account?
	Ostr. Oldenburg 5324-b PRELIM-15	Bank receipt of the bank of the Gate, for a tax for undertakers, for the month Phaophi 17 dr., paid through Petesis and Serenos (collectors?), by Panophis.
	Ostr. Oldenburg 5324-b PRELIM-23	Document of uncertain content
	Ostr. Oldenburg 5324-b PRELIM-32	Fragment of receipt for survey tax on palm groves of year 5 of Hadrian
	Ostr. Oldenburg 5324-b PRELIM-35	Fragment of a receipt starting with a date
	Ostr. Oldenburg 5324-b PRELIM-33	Receipt of Flavius Eutyches, freedman of Flavius Pansa, tax farmer (misthotes) of the Sacred Gate of Syene, through the assitant Sarapion, for the survey tax on palm groves (geometria phoinikonos); probably from year 8 or 9 of Hadrian
	Ostr. Oldenburg 5324-b PRELIM-38	Receipt of Petorzmethis and Pachompsachis, tax collectors of Elephantine, for the contribution for two statues for Antinoos, for river police boats and guard posts of year 17.
	Ostr. Oldenburg 5324-b PRELIM-36	Receipt of praktor Triadelphos for eiskrition (fee for the enrollment into a priestly office), paid by NN, son of Petorzmethis, pastophoros of the god Ammon in year 10 of Trajan.
	Ostr. Oldenburg 5324-b PRELIM-11	There is one line on the convex of the ostracon. It is not a complete sentence, the writer did not finish it: "When (or: If) the passion..." It might be a letter with some didactic purpose, but it may also be a quotation from a literary and/or didactic work.
	Ostr. Oldenburg 5324-b PRELIM-39	Fragment of a receipt for trade tax, written by Pachompsachis
	Ostr. Oldenburg 5324-b PRELIM-42	Fragment of a receipt in the hand of the scribe of praktor Domitius Fannianus.
	Ostr. Oldenburg 5324-b PRELIM-41	Fragment of incertain content
	Ostr. Oldenburg 5324-b PRELIM-34	Fragment of incertain content
	Ostr. Oldenburg 5324-b PRELIM-37	Account for certain days, men are counted
	Ostr. Oldenburg 5324-b PRELIM-29	Fragment of a receipt for poll tax, only the end with a date of year 3 of Hadrian remains.
	Vessel unknown Publ.-No. 109/266	Name of a type of flour (nedj) and personal name.
	Vessel unknown Publ.-No. 109/267	Name of a type of flour (nedj) and personal name.
	Vessel unknown Publ.-No. 109/268	Name of a type of flour (nedj) and personal name.
	Vessel unknown Publ.-No. 109/269	Name of a type of flour (nedj) and personal name.
	Vessel unknown Publ.-No. 109/270	Name of a type of flour (nedj) and personal name.
	Vessel unknown Publ.-No. 109/271	Name of a type of flour (nedj) and personal name.
	Vessel unknown Publ.-No. 109/272	Name of a type of flour (nedj) and personal name.
	Vessel unknown Publ.-No. 109/273	Name of a type of flour (nedj) and personal name.
	Vessel unknown Publ.-No. 109/274	Name of a type of flour (nedj) and personal name.
	Vessel unknown Publ.-No. 109/275	Name of a type of flour (nedj) and personal name.
	Vessel unknown Publ.-No. 109/276	Name of a type of flour (nedj) and personal name.
	Vessel unknown Publ.-No. 109/277	Name of a type of flour (nedj) and personal name.
	Vessel unknown Publ.-No. 109/278	Name of a type of flour (nedj) and personal name.
	Vessel unknown Publ.-No. 109/279	Name of a type of flour (nedj) and personal name.
	Vessel unknown Publ.-No. 109/280	Name of a type of flour (nedj) and personal name.
	Vessel unknown Publ.-No. 109/281	Name of a type of flour (nedj) and personal name.
	Vessel unknown Publ.-No. 109/282	Name of a type of flour (nedj) and personal name.
	Vessel unknown Publ.-No. Publ.-No. 109/283	Name of a type of flour (nedj) and personal name.
	Vessel unknown Publ.-No. Publ.-No. 109/284	Name of a type of flour (nedj) and personal name.
	Vessel unknown Publ.-No. 109/285	Name of a fruit (sekhet)
	Vessel unknown Publ.-No. 109/286	Name of a fruit (sekhet)
	Vessel unknown Publ.-No. 109/287	Name of a fruit (sekhet)
	Vessel unknown Publ.-No. 109/288	Name of a fruit (sekhet)
	Vessel unknown Publ.-No. 109/289	Name of a fruit (sekhet)
	Vessel unknown Publ.-No. 109/290	Name of a fruit (sekhet)
	Vessel unknown Publ.-No. 109/291	Name of a fruit (sekhet)
	Vessel unknown Publ.-No. 109/292	Name of a fruit (sekhet)
	Vessel unknown Publ.-No. 109/293	Name of a fruit (sekhet)
	Vessel unknown Publ.-No. 109/294	Name of a fruit (sekhet)
	Vessel unknown Publ.-No. 109/295	Name of a fruit (sekhet)
	Vessel unknown Publ.-No. 109/296	Name of a fruit (sekhet)
	Vessel unknown Publ.-No. 109/297	Name of a fruit (sekhet)
	Vessel unknown Publ.-No. 109/298	Name of a fruit (sekhet)
	Vessel unknown Publ.-No. 109/299	Name of a fruit (sekhet)
	Vessel unknown Publ.-No. 109/300	Name of a fruit (sekhet)
	Vessel unknown Publ.-No. 109/301	Name of a fruit (sekhet)
	Vessel unknown Publ.-No. 109/302	Name of a fruit (sekhet)
	Vessel unknown Publ.-No. 109/303	Name of a fruit (sekhet)
	Vessel unknown Publ.-No. 109/304	Name of a fruit (sekhet)
	Vessel unknown Publ.-No. 109/305	Name of a type of flour (nedj kit)
	Vessel unknown Publ.-No. 109/306	Name of a type of flour (nedj kit)
	Vessel unknown Publ.-No. 109/307	Name of a type of flour (nedj kit)
	Vessel unknown Publ.-No. 109/308	Name of a type of flour (nedj kit)
	Vessel unknown Publ.-No. 109/309	Name of a type of flour (nedj kit)
	Vessel unknown Publ.-No. 109/310	Name of a type of flour (nedj kit)
	Vessel unknown Publ.-No. 109/311	Name of a type of flour (nedj kit)
	Vessel unknown Publ.-No. 109/312	Name of a type of flour (nedj kit)
	Vessel unknown Publ.-No. 109/313	Name of a type of flour (nedj kit)
	Vessel unknown Publ.-No. 109/314	Name of a type of flour (nedj kit)
	Vessel unknown 109/315	Name of a type of flour (nedj kit)
	Vessel unknown 109/316	Name of a type of flour (nedj kit)
	Vessel unknown 109/317	Name of a type of flour (nedj kit)
	Vessel unknown 109/318	Name of a type of flour (nedj kit)
	Vessel unknown 109/319	Name of a type of flour (nedj kit)
	Vessel unknown 109/320	Name of a type of flour (nedj kit)
	Vessel unknown 109/321	Name of a type of flour (nedj kit)
	Vessel unknown 109/322	Name of fruits (sekhet, annenut, kit)
	Vessel unknown 109/323	Name of a type of grain (barley).
	Vessel unknown 109/324	Name of a type of flour (dedju sekhet).
	Vessel unknown 109/325	Name of a type of flour (dedju sekhet).
	Vessel unknown 109/326	Name of a type of flour (sekhet wadj dedju).
	Vessel unknown 109/327	Name of a type of food (nutsedge).
	Vessel unknown 109/328	Name of a type of food (nutsedge).
	Vessel unknown 109/329	Name of a type of food (nutsedge).
	Vessel unknown 109/330	Name of a type of food (nutsedge).
	Vessel unknown 109/331	Name of a type of food (nutsedge).
	Vessel unknown 109/332	Name of a type of food (nutsedge) and personal name.
	Vessel unknown 109/333	Name of a type of food (nutsedge) and personal name.
	Vessel unknown 109/334	Name of a fruit (ished).
	Vessel unknown 109/335	Name of a fruit (ished).
	Vessel unknown 109/336	Name of a fruit (ished).
	Vessel unknown 109/337	Name of a fruit (ished).
	Vessel unknown 109/338	Name of a fruit (ished).
	Vessel unknown 109/339	Name of fruits (nbs and ished).
	Vessel unknown 109/340	Name of fruits (ished and nbs).
	Vessel unknown 109/364	Titles, personal name and name of a type of floor (dedju sekhet).
	Vessel unknown Publ. No. 109/365	Titles, personal name and name of types of food (nutsedge, nbs).
	Vessel unknown Publ. No. 109/366	Titles, personal name and name of types of food (nutsedge, sekhet).
	Vessel unknown Publ. No. 109/367	Titles, personal name and name of types of food (nutsedge, nebes, dedju sekhet).
	Vessel unknown Publ. No. 109/368	Titles, personal name and name of a fruit (sekhet).
	Vessel unknown Publ. No. 109/369	Title, personal name and name of a type of food (nutsedge).
	Vessel unknown Publ. No. 109/370	Filiation, titles, personal name and name of types of food (nutsedge, nebes, dedju-sekhet-flour).
	Vessel unknown Publ. No. 109/371	Title, personal name and name of types of food (nutsedge, nebes, ished).
	Vessel unknown Publ. No. 109/372	Title, personal name and name of types of food (nutsedge, nebes, ished).
	Vessel unknown Publ. No. 109/373	Title, personal name and name of types of food (nutsedge, nebes, ished).
	Vessel unknown Publ. No. 109/374	Title, personal name and name of types of food (nutsedge, nebes, ished).
	Vessel unknown Publ. No. 109/375	Title, personal name and name of a fruit (nbs).
	Vessel unknown Publ. No. 109/376	Title, personal name and name of a type of food (nutsedge).
	Vessel unknown Publ. No. 109/377	Titles, personal name and name of a type of food (nutsedge, sekhet, ished).
	Vessel unknown Publ. No. 109/378	Titles, personal name and name of a type of food (nutsedge, sekhet, ished).
	Vessel unknown Publ. No. 109/379	Titles, personal name and name of a type of flour (dedju sekhet).
	Vessel unknown Publ. No. 109/380	Titles, personal name and name of a fruit (nbs).
	Vessel unknown Publ. No. 109/381	Titles, personal name and name of a type of food (nutsedge).
	Vessel unknown Publ. No. 109/382	Title, personal name and name of types of food (nutsedge, dedju sekhet, nebes).
	Vessel unknown Publ. No. 109/383	Title, personal name and name of types of food (nutsedge, sekhet).
	Vessel unknown Publ. No. 109/384	Title, personal name and name of types of food (nutsedge, nebes, dedju sekhet).
	Vessel unknown Publ. No. 109/385	Title, personal name and name of types of food (nutsedge, sekhet).
	Vessel unknown Publ. No. 109/386	Titles, personal name and name of a fruit (nbs).
	Vessel unknown Publ. No. 109/387	Titles, personal name and name of a type of food (nutsedge).
	Vessel unknown Publ. No. 109/388	Titles, personal name and name of a type of food (nutsedge).
	Vessel unknown Publ. No. 109/389	Titles, personal name and name of a fruit (sekhet).
	Vessel unknown Publ. No. 109/390	Title, personal name and name of a fruit (sekhet).
	Vessel unknown Publ. No. 109/391	Title, personal name and name of a fruit (sekhet).
	Vessel unknown Publ. No. 109/392	Title, personal name and name of a type of food (nutsedge).
	Vessel unknown Publ. No. 109/393	Name of a quantity of fruit (sekhet), title and personal name.
	Vessel unknown Publ. No. 109/394	Name of a quantity of a type of food (nutsedge), title and personal name.
	Vessel unknown Publ. No. 109/395	Name of a quantity of a fruit (sekhet), titles and personal name.
	Vessel unknown Publ. No. 109/396	Name of a quantity of a type of food (nutsedge), titles and personal name.
	Vessel unknown Publ.-No. 109/397	Titles, personal name and name of foods (nutsedge, dedju sekhet, nebes).
	Vessel Bonn, Ägyp. Sem. Publ.-No. 206/67	Name of a fruit (sekhet) and personal name.
	Vessel Bonn, Ägyp. Sem. Publ.-No. 206/68	Name of a fruit (sekhet) and personal name.
	Vessel Bonn, Ägyp. Sem. Publ.-No. 206/69	Name of a fruit (sekhet), title and personal name.
	Vessel unknown Publ.-No. 206/70	Name of a fruit (sekhet) and personal name.
	Vessel unknown Publ.-No. 206/71+138	Name of a fruit and mention of the funerary foundation (sekhet per djet).
	Vessel unknown Publ.-No. 206/72	Name of a type of food (nutsedge).
	Vessel unknown Publ.-No. 206/73	Name of a type of flour (pât) and mention of the funerary foundation.
	Vessel unknown Publ.-No. 206/74	Name of a type of flour (pât) and mention of the funerary foundation.
	Vessel unknown Publ.-No. 206/75	Name of a type of flour (pât) and mention of the funerary foundation.
	Vessel unknown Publ.-No. 206/76	Name of a type of flour (pât) and mention of the funerary foundation.
	Vessel unknown Publ.-No. 206/77	Name of a type of flour (pât) and mention of the funerary foundation.
	Vessel Bonn, Ägyp. Sem. Publ.-No. 206/78	Name of a type of flour (pât) and mention of the funerary foundation.
	Vessel unknown Publ.-No. 206/79	Name of a type of flour (pât) and mention of the funerary foundation.
	Vessel unknown Publ.-No. 206/80	Name of a type of flour (pât) and mention of the funerary foundation.
	Vessel unknown Publ.-No. 206/81	Name of a type of flour (pât) and mention of the funerary foundation.
	Vessel unknown Publ.-No. 206/82	Name of a type of flour (pât) and mention of the funerary foundation. No photographic documentation (probably by an oversight): content not sure.
	Vessel Bonn, Ägyp. Sem. Publ.-No. 206/83	Name of a type of flour (pât) and mention of the funerary foundation.
	Vessel unknown Publ.-No. 206/84	Name of a type of flour (pât) and mention of the funerary foundation.
	Vessel unknown Publ.-No. 206/85	Name of a type of flour (pât) and mention of the funerary foundation. No photographic documentation (probably by an oversight): content not sure.
	Vessel Bonn, Ägyp. Sem. Publ.-No. 206/86	Name of a type of flour (pât) and mention of the funerary foundation.
	Vessel unknown Publ.-No. 206/87	Name of a type of flour (pât) and mention of the funerary foundation.
	Vessel unknown Publ.-No. 206/88	Name of a type of flour (pât) and mention of the funerary foundation.
	Vessel unknown Publ.-No. 206/89	Name of a type of flour (pât) and mention of the funerary foundation.
	Vessel unknown Publ.-No. 206/90	Name of a type of flour (pât) and mention of the funerary foundation.
	Vessel Bonn, Ägyp. Sem. Publ.-No. 206/91	Name of a type of flour (pât) and mention of the funerary foundation.
	Vessel unknown Publ.-No. 206/92	Name of a type of flour (pât) and mention of the funerary foundation.
	Vessel unknown Publ.-No. 206/93	Name of a type of flour (pât) and mention of the funerary foundation.
	Vessel unknown Publ.-No. 206/94	Name of a type of flour (pât) and mention of the funerary foundation.
	Vessel unknown Publ.-No. 206/95	Name of a type of flour (pât) and mention of the funerary foundation.
	Vessel unknown Publ.-No. 206/96	Name of a type of flour (pât) and mention of the funerary foundation.
	Vessel unknown Publ.-No. 206/97	Name of a type of flour (pât) and mention of the funerary foundation.
	Vessel unknown Publ.-No. 206/98	Name of a type of flour (pât) and mention of the funerary foundation.
	Vessel unknown Publ.-No. 206/99	Name of a type of flour (pât) and mention of the funerary foundation.
	Vessel unknown Publ.-No. 206/100	Name of a type of flour (pât) and mention of the funerary foundation.
	Vessel unknown Publ.-No. 206/101	Name of a type of food (nutsedge) and mention of the funerary foundation.
	Vessel unknown Publ.-No. 206/102	Name of a type of food (nutsedge) and mention of the funerary foundation.
	Vessel unknown Publ.-No. 206/103	Name of a type of food (nutsedge) and mention of the funerary foundation.
	Vessel unknown Publ.-No. 206/104	Name of a type of food (nutsedge) and mention of the funerary foundation.
	Vessel unknown Publ.-No. 206/105	Name of a type of food (nutsedge) and mention of the funerary foundation.
	Vessel unknown Publ.-No. 206/106	Name of a type of food (nutsedge) and mention of the funerary foundation.
	Vessel unknown Publ.-No. 206/107	Name of a type of food (nutsedge) and mention of the funerary foundation.
	Vessel unknown Publ.-No. 206/108	Name of a type of food (nutsedge) and mention of the funerary foundation.
	Vessel unknown Publ.-No. 206/109	Name of a type of food (nutsedge) and mention of the funerary foundation.
	Vessel unknown Publ.-No. 206/110	Name of a type of food (nutsedge) and mention of the funerary foundation.
	Vessel unknown Publ.-No. 206/111	Name of a type of food (nutsedge) and mention of the funerary foundation.
	Vessel unknown Publ.-No. 206/112	Name of a type of food (nutsedge) and mention of the funerary foundation.
	Vessel unknown Publ.-No. 206/113	Name of a type of food (nutsedge) and mention of the funerary foundation.
	Vessel unknown Publ.-No. 206/114	Name of a type of food (nutsedge) and mention of the funerary foundation.
	Vessel unknown Publ.-No. 206/115	Name of a type of food (nutsedge) and mention of the funerary foundation.
	Vessel unknown Publ.-No. 206/116	Name of a type of food (nutsedge) and mention of the funerary foundation.
	Vessel unknown Publ.-No. 206/117	Name of a type of food (nutsedge) and mention of the funerary foundation.
	Vessel unknown Publ.-No. 206/117	Name of a type of food (nutsedge) and mention of the funerary foundation.
	Vessel unknown Publ.-No. 206/118	Name of a fruit (sekhet) and mention of the funerary foundation.
	Vessel unknown Publ.-No. 206/119	Name of a fruit (sekhet) and mention of the funerary foundation.
	Vessel unknown Publ.-No. 206/120	Name of a fruit (sekhet) and mention of the funerary foundation.
	Vessel unknown Publ.-No. 206/121	Name of a fruit (sekhet) and mention of the funerary foundation.
	Vessel unknown Publ.-No. 206/122	Name of a fruit (sekhet) and mention of the funerary foundation.
	Vessel unknown Publ.-No. 206/123	Name of a fruit (sekhet) and mention of the funerary foundation.
	Vessel unknown Publ.-No. 206/124	Name of a fruit (sekhet) and mention of the funerary foundation.
	Vessel unknown Publ.-No. 206/125	Name of a fruit (sekhet) and mention of the funerary foundation.
	Vessel unknown Publ.-No. 206/126	Name of a fruit (sekhet) and mention of the funerary foundation.
	Vessel unknown Publ.-No. 206/127	Name of a fruit (sekhet) and mention of the funerary foundation.
	Vessel unknown Publ.-No. 206/128	Name of a fruit (sekhet) and mention of the funerary foundation.
	Vessel unknown Publ.-No. 206/129	Name of a fruit (sekhet) and mention of the funerary foundation.
	Vessel unknown Publ.-No. 206/130	Name of a fruit (sekhet) and mention of the funerary foundation.
	Vessel unknown Publ.-No. 206/131	Name of a fruit (sekhet) and mention of the funerary foundation.
	Vessel unknown Publ.-No. 206/132	Name of a fruit (sekhet) and mention of the funerary foundation.
	Vessel unknown Publ.-No. 206/133	Name of a fruit (sekhet) and mention of the funerary foundation.
	Vessel unknown Publ.-No. 206/134	Name of a fruit (sekhet) and mention of the funerary foundation.
	Vessel unknown Publ.-No. 206/135	Name of a fruit (sekhet) and mention of the funerary foundation.
	Vessel unknown Publ.-No. 206/136	Name of a fruit (sekhet) and mention of the funerary foundation. Text not sure: no photographic documentation (probably by an oversight).
	Vessel unknown Publ.-No. 206/137	Name of a fruit (sekhet) and mention of the funerary foundation.
	Ostr. Elephantine, excavation DAIK 1708 a	name on a jar, indicating the owner or receiver of the jar
	Ostr. Oxford Bodl. Aram.Inscr 5
	Pap. Jerusalem, PBI 512	The Demotic parts are unreadable due to the fragmentary condition.
	Ostr. Jerusalem, PBI 513
	Vessel unknown Publ.-No. 207/205	Name of a fruit (nbs).
	Vessel unknown Publ.-No. 207/206	Name of a fruit (nbs).
	Vessel unknown Publ.-No. 207/207	Name of a fruit (nbs).
	Vessel unknown Publ.-No. 207/208	Name of a fruit (nbs).
	Vessel unknown Publ.-No. 207/209	Name of a fruit (nbs).
	Vessel unknown Publ.-No. 207/210	Name of a fruit (nbs).
	Vessel unknown Publ.-No. 207/211	Name of a fruit (nbs).
	Vessel unknown Publ.-No. 207/212	Name of a fruit (nbs).
	Vessel unknown Publ.-No. 207/213	Name of a fruit (nbs).
	Vessel unknown Publ.-No. 207/214	Name of a fruit (nbs).
	Vessel unknown Publ.-No. 207/215	Name of a fruit (nbs).
	Vessel unknown Publ.-No. 207/216	Name of a fruit (nbs).
	Vessel unknown Publ.-No. 207/217	Name of a fruit (nbs).
	Vessel unknown Publ.-No. 207/218	Name of a fruit (ished).
	Vessel unknown Publ.-No. 207/219	Name of a fruit (ished).
	Vessel unknown Publ.-No. 207/220	Name of a type of flour (dedju).
	Vessel unknown Publ.-No. 207/221	Name of a type of flour (dedju).
	Vessel unknown Publ.-No. 207/222	Name of a type of flour (dedju).
	Vessel unknown Publ.-No. 207/223	Name of a type of flour (dedju).
	Vessel unknown Publ.-No. 207/224	Name of a type of flour (dedju).
	Vessel unknown Publ.-No. 207/226	Name of a fruit (nbs).
	Vessel unknown Publ.-No. 207/227	Name of a fruit (nbs).
	Vessel unknown Publ.-No. 207/228	Name of a fruit (nbs).
	Vessel unknown Publ.-No. 207/229	Name of a fruit (nbs).
	Vessel unknown Publ.-No. 207/230	Name of a fruit (nbs).
	Vessel unknown Publ.-No. 207/231	Name of a fruit (nbs).
	Vessel unknown Publ.-No. 207/232	Name of a fruit (nbs).
	Vessel unknown Publ.-No. 207/233	Name of a fruit (nbs).
	Vessel unknown Publ.-No. 207/234	Name of a fruit (nbs).
	Vessel unknown Publ.-No. 207/235	Name of a fruit (nbs).
	Vessel unknown Publ.-No. 207/236	Name of a fruit (nbs).
	Vessel unknown Publ.-No. 207/237	Name of a fruit (nbs).
	Vessel unknown Publ.-No. 207/238	Name of a fruit (nbs).
	Vessel unknown Publ.-No. 207/239	Name of a fruit (nbs).
	Vessel unknown Publ.-No. 207/240	Name of a fruit (nbs).
	Vessel unknown Publ.-No. 207/241	Name of a fruit (nbs).
	Vessel unknown Publ.-No. 207/242	Name of a fruit (nbs).
	Vessel unknown Publ.-No. 207/243	Name of a fruit (nbs).
	Vessel unknown Publ.-No. 207/244	Name of a fruit (nbs).
	Vessel unknown Publ.-No. 207/245	Name of a fruit (nbs).
	Vessel unknown Publ.-No. 207/246	Name of a fruit (nbs).
	Vessel unknown Publ.-No. 207/247	Name of a fruit (nbs).
	Vessel unknown Publ.-No. 207/248	Name of a fruit (nbs).
	Vessel unknown Publ.-No. 207/249	Name of a fruit (nbs).
	Vessel unknown Publ.-No. 207/250	Name of a fruit (nbs).
	Vessel unknown Publ.-No. 207/251	Name of a fruit (nbs).
	Vessel unknown Publ.-No. 207/252	Name of a fruit (nbs).
	Vessel unknown Publ.-No. 207/253	Name of a fruit (nbs).
	Vessel unknown Publ.-No. 207/254	Name of a fruit (nbs).
	Vessel unknown Publ.-No. 207/255	Name of a fruit (nbs).
	Vessel unknown Publ.-No. 207/256	Name of a fruit (nbs).
	Vessel unknown Publ.-No. 207/257	Name of a fruit (nbs).
	Vessel unknown Publ.-No. 207/258	Name of a fruit (nbs).
	Vessel unknown Publ.-No. 207/259	Name of a fruit (nbs).
	Vessel unknown Publ.-No. 207/260	Name of a fruit (nbs).
	Vessel unknown Publ.-No. 207/261	Name of a fruit (nbs).
	Vessel unknown Publ.-No. 207/262	Name of a fruit (nbs).
	Vessel unknown Publ.-No. 207/263	Name of a fruit (nbs).
	Vessel unknown Publ.-No. 207/264	Name of a fruit (nbs).
	Vessel unknown Publ.-No. 207/265	Name of a fruit (nbs).
	Vessel unknown Publ.-No. 207/266	Name of a fruit (nbs).
	Vessel unknown Publ.-No. 207/267	Name of a fruit (nbs).
	Vessel unknown Publ.-No. 207/268	Name of a fruit (nbs).
	Vessel unknown Publ.-No. 207/269	Name of a fruit (nbs).
	Vessel unknown Publ.-No. 207/270	Name of a fruit (nbs).
	Vessel unknown Publ.-No. 207/271	Name of a fruit (nbs).
	Vessel unknown Publ.-No. 207/272	Name of a fruit (nbs).
	Vessel unknown Publ.-No. 207/273	Name of a fruit (nbs).
	Vessel unknown Publ.-No. 207/274	Name of a fruit (nbs).
	Vessel unknown Publ.-No. 207/275	Name of a fruit (nbs).
	Vessel unknown Publ.-No. 207/276	Name of a type of food (nutsedge).
	Vessel unknown Publ.-No. 207/277	Name of a type of food (nutsedge).
	Vessel unknown Publ.-No. 207/278	Name of a type of food (nutsedge).
	Vessel unknown Publ.-No. 207/279	Name of a type of food (nutsedge).
	Vessel unknown Publ.-No. 207/280	Name of a type of food (nutsedge).
	Vessel unknown Publ.-No. 207/281	Name of a type of food (nutsedge).
	Vessel unknown Publ.-No. 207/282	Name of a type of food (nutsedge).
	Vessel unknown Publ.-No. 207/283	Name of a type of food (nutsedge).
	Vessel unknown Publ.-No. 207/284	Name of a type of food (nutsedge).
	Vessel unknown Publ.-No. 207/285	Name of a type of food (nutsedge).
	Vessel unknown Publ.-No. 207/286	Name of a type of food (nutsedge).
	Vessel unknown Publ.-No. 207/287	Name of a type of food (nutsedge).
	Vessel unknown Publ.-No. 207/288	Name of a type of food (nutsedge).
	Vessel unknown Publ.-No. 207/289	Name of a type of food (nutsedge).
	Vessel unknown Publ.-No. 207/291	Name of a type of food (nutsedge).
	Vessel unknown Publ.-No. 207/292	Name of a type of food (nutsedge).
	Vessel unknown Publ.-No. 207/293	Name of a type of food (nutsedge).
	Vessel unknown Publ.-No. 207/294	Name of a type of food (nutsedge).
	Vessel unknown Publ.-No. 207/295	Name of a type of food (nutsedge).
	Vessel unknown Publ.-No. 207/296	Name of a type of flour (dedju).
	Vessel unknown Publ.-No. 207/297	Name of a type of flour (dedju).
	Vessel unknown Publ.-No. 207/298	Name of a type of flour (dedju).
	Vessel unknown Publ.-No. 207/299	Name of a type of flour (dedju).
	Vessel unknown Publ.-No. 207/300	Name of a type of flour (dedju).
	Vessel unknown Publ.-No. 207/301	Name of a type of flour (dedju).
	Vessel Bonn, Ägyp. Sem. Publ. No. 90/392	Name of a fruit (nbs).
	Ostr. Oldenburg 5324-a PRELIM-5	List of persons connected with deliveries or income of money payment.
	Ostr. Oldenburg 5324-a PRELIM-7	Account of payment for different persons, including surplus. Contents unclear due to the fragmentary condition.
	Ostr. Oldenburg 5324-a PRELIM-8	Content unclear due to fragmentary condition.
	Ostr. Oldenburg 5324-a PRELIM-10	Esyris, son of Alexandros, and Panouphis, son of Pasenis, are confirmed of having paid the poll tax for the 8th regnal year.
	Ostr. Oldenburg 5324-a PRELIM-13	Content unclear due to the heavily faded condition of the text.
	Ostr. Oldenburg 5324-a PRELIM-19	Fragment of a receipt. Only the name Petepsenyris is visible, whihc may be the payer.
	Ostr. Oldenburg 5324-a PRELIM-22	List of List of persons. Due to the fragmList of persons. Due to the fragmentary condition it remains unclear whether it mentions priests on duty or an account.
	Ostr. Oldenburg 5324-a PRELIM-30	Account presumably regarding payment of money, of an overseer of the temples and other lost persons.
	Ostr. Oldenburg 5324-a PRELIM-40	Content unclear due to the heavily faded condition of the text.
	Ostr. Vienna, Kunsthistorisches Museum 6023	Receipt of Valerios Serenos and Palachemis, the two praktores of Elephantine, through the assistant Marcus, for merismoi of year 2, paid by A-- son of NN and Tanapotis.
	Ostr. Vienna, Kunsthistorisches Museum 6024	Receipt of Kyrillos?, son of Diogenes, praktor, through the assistant Moschos, for the contribution of year 7 of Septimius Severus. The surface of the ostracon is badly faded and abraded. The readings of the edition cannot be checked.
	Ostr. unknown ?	Receipt of Antiochos Kassianos, Arrius Publianus, Iulius Maximus and their associate supervisors of the Sacred gate of Soene through the assistant Phanophis for laographia, desmophylakon and merismos epikephalaiou anakechorekoton, paid by Petorzmethis, son of Poueris and the mother Tisatis.
	Pap. Vindob. D pKrall	Fight for the byrnie of Inaros. Text from the Inaros-Petubastis-Cyclus: Mention of Minnemei, local ruler of Elephantine in the Third Intermediate Period.
	Ostr. Elephantine,excavation SwissInst Ω 5099	List of names of priests on-duty in the temple, presumably the Chnoum temple.
	Ostr. Elephantine,excavation SwissInst Ω 5100	Contents not to be determined, only a name is visible.
	Ostr. Elephantine,excavation SwissInst Ω 5105	List of names of priests on-duty in the temple, presumably the Chnoum temple.
	Ostr. Elephantine,excavation SwissInst Ω 5106	writing exercise with several numerals.
	Ostr. Elephantine,excavation SwissInst Ω 5079	Only beginning of date(2nd(?) regnal year) preserved.
	Ostr. Elephantine,excavation SwissInst Ω 5066	Accout which is mainly lost. Mention of the issuer Pa[///] and a sum of 45 (+x?), presumably deben.
	Ostr. Elephantine,excavation SwissInst Ω 5080	Ostracon inscription with unclear content.
	Ostr. Elephantine,excavation SwissInst Ω 5068	Ostracon inscription with unclear content.
	Ostr. Elephantine,excavation SwissInst Ω 5064	Unclear content due to the fragmentary condition. Only some names are visible.
	Ostr. Elephantine,excavation SwissInst Ω 5065	Ostracon inscription with unclear content.
	Ostr. Elephantine,excavation SwissInst Ω 5045	Mention of different amounts of money. Main part of the text lost.
	Ostr. Elephantine,excavation SwissInst Ω 5112	List of names.
	Ostr. Elephantine,excavation SwissInst Ω 5113	Vow, with the name of Chnoum, by Espmetis.
	Ostr. Elephantine,excavation SwissInst Ω 5059	Ostracon inscription with unclear content, only fragments of just a few signs.
	Ostr. Elephantine,excavation SwissInst Ω 5092	Contents not to be determined.
	Ostr. Elephantine,excavation SwissInst Ω 5093
	Ostr. Elephantine,excavation SwissInst Ω 5108	Only a name is visible, possibly a vow?
	Ostr. Elephantine,excavation SwissInst Ω 5101
	Ostr. Elephantine,excavation SwissInst Ω 5109	Ostracon inscription with unclear content, only fragments of two lines are preserved. (Possibly a date?)
	Ostr. Elephantine,excavation SwissInst Ω 5110	Wriring exercise including the words for share and rest, presumbaly from a scribal training within the temple administration.
	Ostr. Elephantine,excavation SwissInst Ω 5111	Contents not to be determined.
	Ostr. Elephantine,excavation SwissInst Ω 5089	Contents not to be determined.
	Ostr. Elephantine,excavation SwissInst Ω 5091	Contents not to be determined.
	Ostr. Elephantine,excavation SwissInst Ω 5086	Presumably name list, main part of the entire text lost.
	Ostr. Elephantine,excavation SwissInst Ω 5107	Ostracon inscription with unclear content, only two signs preserved.
	Ostr. Elephantine,excavation SwissInst Ω 5102	Content unclear due to the heavily faded condition of the text.
	Ostr. Elephantine,excavation SwissInst Ω 5103	Content unclear due to the heavily faded condition of the text, possibly writing excercise with long tall signs on the concave side.
	Ostr. Elephantine,excavation SwissInst 47702W/a-15	List of names of priests on-duty in the temple, presumably the Chnoum temple.
	Ostr. Elephantine,excavation SwissInst 47703E/a-12	List of names of priests on-duty in the temple, presumably the Chnoum temple.
	Ostr. Elephantine,excavation SwissInst Ω 5042	Only a name is visible, possibly a vow?
	Ostr. Elephantine,excavation SwissInst Ω 5044	Content unclear due to the heavily faded condition of the text.
	Ostr. Elephantine,excavation SwissInst Ω 5081	Unclear content due to the fragmentary condition.
	Ostr. Elephantine,excavation SwissInst Ω 5082	Contents not to be determined.
	Ostr. Elephantine,excavation SwissInst Ω 5083	Possibly account (persons connected with numbers?) of which most parts are lost.
	Ostr. Elephantine,excavation SwissInst Ω 5085	Receipt of a certain Pa-[///], most of the text is lost.
	Ostr. Elephantine,excavation SwissInst Ω 5095	Account listing persons conected with payment of silver kite.
	Ostr. Elephantine,excavation SwissInst Ω 5094	List of persons connected with deliveries or income of 2 or 4 silver kite. Most part of the text was erased intentionally by an ancient scribe.
	Ostr. Elephantine,excavation SwissInst Ω 5104	Fragment of an account.
	Ostr. Elephantine,excavation SwissInst Ω 5046
	Ostr. Elephantine,excavation SwissInst Ω 5047	Content unclear due to fragmentary condition. Mention of at least one male and offerings(?).
	Ostr. Elephantine,excavation SwissInst Ω 5048	Fragment of an account.
	Ostr. Elephantine,excavation SwissInst Ω 5049	Possibly account (persons connected with numbers?) of which most parts are lost.
	Ostr. Elephantine,excavation SwissInst Ω 5050	Content unclear due to the heavily faded condition of the text.
	Ostr. Elephantine,excavation SwissInst Ω 5040	List of names of priests on-duty in the temple, presumably the Chnoum temple.
	Ostr. Elephantine,excavation SwissInst Ω 5078	Ostracon inscription with unclear content, due to the fragmentary condition.
	Ostr. Elephantine,excavation SwissInst Ω 5077
	Ostr. Elephantine,excavation SwissInst Ω 5076	Fragment of an account.
	Ostr. Elephantine,excavation SwissInst Ω 5075	Rest of an account, only some numbers visible.
	Ostr. Elephantine,excavation SwissInst Ω 5074	List of persons. Due to the fragmentary condition it remains unclear whether it mentions priests on duty or an account.
	Ostr. Elephantine,excavation SwissInst Ω 5073
	Ostr. Elephantine,excavation SwissInst Ω 5072	Fragment of an account regarding receiving or paying 2 and 4 silver kite.
	Ostr. Elephantine,excavation SwissInst Ω 5071	List of persons. Due to the fragmentary condition it remains unclear whether it mentions priests on duty or an account.
	Ostr. Elephantine,excavation SwissInst Ω 5070	List of names of priests on-duty in the temple, presumably the Chnoum temple.
	Ostr. Elephantine,excavation SwissInst Ω 5069	Content unclear due to the heavily faded condition of the text.
	Ostr. Elephantine,excavation SwissInst Ω 5096	Possibly account (persons connected with numbers?) of which most parts are lost.
	Ostr. Elephantine,excavation SwissInst Ω 5058	Ostracon inscription with unclear content, due to the fragmentary condition.
	Ostr. Elephantine,excavation SwissInst Ω 5060	Presumably account, but main part of text lost.
	Ostr. Elephantine,excavation SwissInst Ω 5087
	Ostr. Oldenburg 5324-a PRELIM-3	List of names of priests on-duty in the temple, presumably the Chnoum temple.
	Ostr. Elephantine,excavation SwissInst Ω 5053	List of persons connected with income of 4 silver kite.
	Ostr. Elephantine,excavation SwissInst Ω 5056	List of persons connected with deliveries or income of 2 or 4 silver kite.
	New York, Brooklyn Museum 16.611
	Ostr. Paris, AIBL AF 10238	Name of receipient from jar or owner of jar.
	Elephantine, excavation DAIK O 2319	Jar label.
	Elephantine, excavation DAIK O 2330	Jar label.
	Elephantine, excavation DAIK O 2326	Jar label.
	Elephantine, excavation DAIK O 2317	Jar label.
	Elephantine, excavation DAIK O 4757	Jar label.
	Elephantine, excavation DAIK O 2322	Jar label.
	Elephantine, excavation DAIK O 4758	Jar label.
	Elephantine, excavation DAIK O 2335	Jar label. Same object as no. 315532.
	Elephantine, excavation DAIK O 2321	Jar label.
	Elephantine, excavation DAIK O 4759	Jar label.
	Elephantine, excavation DAIK O 2324	Jar label of remaining item in jar.
	Ostr. Elephantine, excavation DAIK 4760
	Ostr. Elephantine, excavation DAIK 2325
	Elephantine, excavation DAIK O 2870	Vintage or storage date. Phoenician name with "for" Aramaic name; no context.
	Elephantine, excavation DAIK O 2327
	Ostr. Elephantine, excavation DAIK 2320
	Elephantine, excavation DAIK O 2328
	Ostr. Elephantine, excavation DAIK 2315
	Ostr. Elephantine, excavation DAIK 2316
	Ostr. Elephantine, excavation DAIK 2323
	Ostr. Elephantine, excavation DAIK 2871
	Ostr. Elephantine, excavation DAIK 4761
	Ostr. Elephantine, excavation DAIK 2336
	Elephantine, excavation DAIK O 2314	Vintage or storage date. Phoenician name with "for" Aramaic name; no context.
	Elephantine, excavation DAIK O 2331
	Elephantine, excavation DAIK O 2334	Uncertain.
	Ostr. Elephantine, excavation DAIK 2318	potsherd with a single hieroglyphic sign
	Ostr. Elephantine, excavation DAIK 2323
	Ostr. Elephantine, excavation DAIK 2244
	Elephantine, excavation DAIK O 2337
	Elephantine, excavation DAIK 4756	Unkown word or mark.
	Elephantine, excavation DAIK O 2243 + O 2329	List of names. Function unknown.
	Ostr. Elephantine, excavation DAIK O 1707	Too fragmentary to determine, but appears to discuss the complete activity and the giving of an item, perhaps olive(oil).
	Ostr. Elephantine, excavation DAIK O 2041	List of names. Function unknown.
	Elephantine, excavation DAIK O 1321	List of (non-Judean) names. Function unknown.
	Ostr. Elephantine, excavation DAIK 1826
	Ostr. Elephantine, excavation DAIK O 4623 (Alt. O 4638)	Letter from Obadiah, a superior, to Ahio, a subordinate instructing him to lead Yatpud/r to Nuri-el (his ?!) father and the (royal) officer.
	Elephantine, excavation DAIK O 4456	Röllig believes that this is an ostracon. I read it as a jar label, a list of names.
	Ostr. Elephantine, excavation DAIK O 4643	Instructions to send items, KBṢ and the sender's tunic.
	Ostr. Elephantine, excavation DAIK O 4624	Sender instructs addressee to do something (acquire or send ?) measurements of something to be sent to a group of women. Sender confirms the intention to purchase other goods.
	Ostr. Elephantine, excavation DAIK O 4214	Unclear. Measurements and possible reference to comodoties (sent ?).
	Ostr. Elephantine, excavation DAIK O 4215	Fragmentary letter.
	Ostr. Elephantine, excavation DAIK O 4219	It is difficult to determine from the picture if the object is written cc, but this is likely. If the ostracon is complete, as Röllig believes, then this is truly a "note".
	Ostr. Elephantine, excavation DAIK O 2860	Note indicating that an Egyptian (first name only) will bring grain.
	Ostr. Elephantine, excavation DAIK O 2863
	Ostr. Elephantine, excavation DAIK O 4039	Instruction to send quickly a basket of some commodity.
	Ostr. Elephantine, excavation DAIK O 4688	Meaning uncertain.
	St. Aswan, Islamic cemetery 128	Tombstone
	St. Aswan, Islamic cemetery 966	Tombstone
	St. Aswan, Islamic cemetery 214	Tombstone
	St. Aswan, Islamic cemetery 281	Tombstone
	St. Aswan, Islamic cemetery 154	Tombstone
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	St. Aswan, Islamic cemetery 675	Tombstone
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	St. Aswan, Islamic cemetery 275	Tombstone
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	St. Aswan, Islamic cemetery 158	Tombstone
	St. Aswan, Islamic cemetery 495	Tombstone
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	St. Aswan, Islamic cemetery 142	Tombstone
	St. Aswan, Islamic cemetery 275	Tombstone
	St. Aswan, Islamic cemetery 237	Tombstone
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	St. Aswan, Islamic cemetery 235	Tombstone
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	St. Aswan, Islamic cemetery 273	Tombstone
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	St. Aswan, Islamic cemetery 128	Tombstone
	St. Aswan, Islamic cemetery 116	Tombstone
	St. Aswan, Islamic cemetery 7	Tombstone
	St. Aswan, Islamic cemetery 246	Tombstone
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	St. Aswan, Islamic cemetery 254	Tombstone
	St. Aswan, Islamic cemetery 271	Tombstone
	St. Aswan, Islamic cemetery 289	Tombstone
	St. Aswan, Islamic cemetery 8	Tombstone
	St. Aswan, Islamic cemetery 529	Tombstone
	St. Aswan, Islamic cemetery 277	Tombstone
	St. Aswan, Islamic cemetery 272	Tombstone
	St. Aswan, Islamic cemetery 47	Tombstone
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	St. Aswan, Islamic cemetery 872	Tombstone
	St. Aswan, Islamic cemetery 293	Tombstone
	St. Aswan, Islamic cemetery 266	Tombstone
	St. Aswan, Islamic cemetery 782	Tombstone
	St. Aswan, Islamic cemetery 133	Tombstone
	St. Aswan, Islamic cemetery 157	Tombstone
	St. Aswan, Islamic cemetery 153	Tombstone
	St. Aswan, Islamic cemetery 220	Tombstone
	St. Aswan, Islamic cemetery 157	Tombstone
	St. Aswan, Islamic cemetery 9	Tombstone
	St. Aswan, Islamic cemetery 167	Tombstone
	St. Aswan, Islamic cemetery 285	Tombstone
	St. Aswan, Islamic cemetery 269	Tombstone
	St. Aswan, Islamic cemetery 257	Tombstone
	St. Aswan, Islamic cemetery 818	Tombstone
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	St. Aswan, Islamic cemetery 535	Tombstone
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	St. Aswan, Islamic cemetery 5	Tombstone
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	St. Aswan, Islamic cemetery 226	Tombstone
	St. Aswan, Islamic cemetery 288	Tombstone
	Ostr. Elephantine, excavation DAIK 4712	Ta-irit(?), wife of Chestephnachtis, is confirmed by Patous, son of Horos of having paid the salt tax for the 35th regnal year in an amount of ¼ silver kite. Countersigned in Greek by Doros with amount in Greek currency. Countersigned by Petobastis, son of Esyris.
	Ostr. Elephantine, excavation DAIK 4932	Horos, son of Hartophnachtes, is confirmed by Phatres, son of Hartophnachtes, of having paid the salt tax for the 32nd regnal year in an amount of ½ silver kite. Greek subscription (by Petepiphis, son of Pachnoumis, from the handwriting), with tax type and amount in Greek currency.
	St. Aswan, Islamic cemetery 10	Tombstone
	St. Aswan, Islamic cemetery 57	Tombstone
	St. Aswan, Islamic cemetery 309	Tombstone
	St. Aswan, Islamic cemetery 161	Tombstone
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	St. Aswan, Islamic cemetery 11	Tombstone
	St. Aswan, Islamic cemetery 274	Tombstone
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	St. Aswan, Islamic cemetery 557	Tombstone
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	St. Aswan, Islamic cemetery 12	Tombstone
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	St. Aswan, Islamic cemetery 788	Tombstone
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	St. Aswan, Islamic cemetery 264	Tombstone
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	St. Aswan, Islamic cemetery 207	Tombstone
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	St. Aswan, Islamic cemetery 131	Tombstone
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	Ostr. Cairo EM SR SR 18955 [50]	Receipt of Tiberius Claudius Euhemeros and Marius Maximus, tax farmer of the Sacred Gate of Syene, through Tiberius Claudius Alexandros, for geometria phoinikonon of year 12, paid by Pachompchemis, son of Patransnouphis, in year 13 of Trajan.
	Ostr. Cairo EM SR SR 18955 [51]	receipt of Domitius Fannianus and Germanus, praktores argyrikon of Elephantine, for merismoi of year 11 of Antoninus, paid by Petorzmethis, son of Harpaesis and Tisatis
	Ostr. Cairo EM SR SR 18955 [52]	Receipt of praktor Sokrates for poll tax of year 15 of Domitian, paid by Zmenpos, son of Psenchnoubis in year 1 of Nerva; with signature of praktor Sokrates, and a signature of a second collector called Menelaos.
	St. Aswan, Islamic cemetery 175	Tombstone
	Ostr. New York, Brooklyn Museum 16.580.346	Receipt of praktor Sanmous for contribution for river police boats of year 3 and 2 of Hadrian; written by the scribe Sarapion.
	Ostr. New York, Brooklyn Museum 16.580.270	Fragmentary receipt for contribution of year 9, probably of Marc Aurel and Verus
	Ostr. New York, Brooklyn Museum 16.580.271	Receipt for the contribution for the men who have fled from unknown collector, paid by Pasenis, son of Pachompasenis and the mother Senpapremithes, for year 9, 10 and 11 of Hadrian; subscrip of unknown scribe.
	Ostr. New York, Brooklyn Museum 16.580.317	Fragment of a receipt with a date at the end
	Ostr. New York, Brooklyn Museum 16.580.318	Fragment of a contract concerning the repayment? of grain; with subscript of contractant.
	Ostr. New York, Brooklyn Museum 16.580.319	account on military matters, mentioning several Latin titles: cornicularius, actuarius, secutor, summus, all from the military administration for the provision of food
	Ostr. Paris, Louvre OGL 0203	Demotic Receipt for poll tax of year 21 of Tiberius, paid by Peteammonios, with Greek subscript of countersigner Pelaias
	Ostr. Paris, Louvre OGL 0330	Espmetis, son of P[///], is confirmed of having paid the poll tax for the 21st regnal year in an amount of 2 stater. Greek subscription: Name of checker, amount in Greek currency.
	Ostr. Elephantine, excavation DAIK 1330	Pamenches, son of Harsiese, is confirmed by Phates, son of Hartophachtes, of having paid the salt tax for the 29th regnal year in an amount of 1/3 kite and 1/2 obols. Greek subscription by tax collector Petepiphis.
	Ostr. Elephantine, excavation DAIK 4457	Bubalos, son of Harnouphis, is confirmed by Peteyris, son of Harnouphis, of having paid the salt tax for the 28th regnal year in an amount of ¼ kite. Greek translation of the Demotic.
	Ostr. Elephantine, excavation DAIK 4458	Bubalos and his wife Senpoeris, as well as his brother, are confirmed by Parates, son of Payris, of having paid the salt tax for the 25th regnal year in an amount of ¼+½ kite, as well as ¼ kite. Greek subscription by Petepiphis with name of the payers, tax type, amount and date.
	Ostr. Elephantine, excavation DAIK 4231	Ta..?.., daughter of Espmetis, is confirmed by Eskasothes, son of Nechthor, of having paid the salt tax for the 30th regnal year in an amount of ¼ kite. Greek subscription of Petepiphis.
	Ostr. Elephantine, excavation DAIK 4233	Pamounis and his wife are confirmed by Petemestous of having paid the salt tax for the 23rd regnal year in an amount of 1 kite and 5½ obols. Greek subsription with date, clerk, payers and amount. Countersignature of Potemetous and Shemsbet.
	Ostr. Elephantine, excavation DAIK 1690	Bank receipt of the banker Diognetos* for the account of the oikonomos of year 9 for the cloth , paid by Pelaias, so of Esyris, signed by Antinous, with countersignature of a demotic scribe. Second receipt in Demotic: Psentotoes is confirmed by Peteyris, son of Harnouphis, of having paid the linen tax for the 9th regnal year in an amount of 6 kite.
	Ostr. Paris, Louvre OGL 1454	Pais, son of Pachnoumis, and his wife Taretis are confirmed by Eskasothes, son of Nechethor, of having paid the salt tax for the 30th regnal year. Greek subscript of Petepiphis.
	Ostr. Paris, Louvre OGL 1840	Senpoeris, wife of Bubalos, is confirmed ba a man whose name is lost of having paid the salt tax for the 38th regnal year. Mentioning of the "rest". Greek subscript of Psenyris: tax collector, tax type, payer and amount.
	Ostr. Paris, Louvre OGL 1855	Receipt of Alexis, banker of the bank of Syene, for the tax on vinyards (ampelikon), paid by Simion. Demotic subscription: tax type, payer, issuer, date.
	Ostr. Paris, Louvre OGL 0120	Demotic receipt for salt tax almost completely lost, only last line with Greek subscript of Petepiphis preserved. Demotic issuer Phates, son of Hartophnachthes, according to the style of the formula.
	Ostr. Paris, Louvre ODL 1431	Content unclear due to the heavily faded condition of the text. Mentioning a person with the father named Espmetis.
	Ostr. Paris, Louvre ODL 1455	Only a name is visible, possibly a vow?
	Ostr. Paris, Louvre ODL 1473	Tap⸢..?..⸣ is confirmed by [///], son of Espmetis, of having paid the yoke tax for a lost year in an lost amount. Countersigned by a person whose name ist lost, too.
	Ostr. Paris, Louvre ODL 1474	[///] and his brother Thoteus are confirmed by Imouthes of having paid a lost tax.
	Ostr. Paris, Louvre ODL 1550	List of persons connected with deliveries or income.
	Ostr. Paris, Louvre ODL 1558	Only a name is visible, possibly a vow?
	Ostr. Paris, Louvre ODL 1572	List of names of priests on-duty in the temple, presumably the Chnoum temple.
	Ostr. Paris, Louvre ODL 1589	Pelaias, son of Stamnaichnoumis, is confirmed by Teos, son of ⸢///⸣, of having paid the yoke tax for the 15th regnal year, in a lost amount.
	Ostr. Paris, Louvre ODL 1623	Poeris, son of Payris, is confirmed by Plous, son of Horos, of having paid the yoke tax for the 13th regnal year in an amount of 2½ silver kite.
	Ostr. Paris, Louvre ODL 1644	Esyris, son of Pasenis, is confirmed by Esminis, of having paid a guard, in an amount of 4 artabes wheat.
	Ostr. Paris, Louvre ODL 1671	List of names of priests on-duty in the temple, presumably the Chnoum temple.
	Ostr. Paris, Louvre ODL 1795	List of male names.
	Ostr. Paris, Louvre ODL 1809	List of persons connected with deliveries or income of money payment.
	Ostr. Paris, Louvre ODL 1688	Esyris, son of Pasenis, is confirmed by Pa-het-netjer, of having paid guards, in an amount of 17 artabes wheat.
	Ostr. Elephantine, excavation DAIK 4560	Receipt for Apollonios Crispus and his partners for customs duties on the export of 2200 jars/vats in year 7 of Domitian, paid by Sarapion for his son(?) Sarapion the younger, a potter. with demotic subscript Demotic (ERC Elephantine, Moje): Name of issuer Petosorsmetis, and value concerning 8,5 stater.
	Ostr. Elephantine, excavation DAIK 3632	document of incertain content, mentioning a priest Hatres (pteraphoros).
	Ostr. London, British Library Egerton 1	Contract of lease concerning a vineyard of Ammon and Ouserzmet the great gods of Syene and Elephantine. The proceeds of the vineyard belong for the third part to the pastophoroi of Neilammon the great god. One of the pastophoroi agrees in the form of an karponeia-contract to undertake the harvest and promises to give back as rent 26 Coan wine jars containing 10 kotylai each by the end of Mesore of year 1 of Pescennius Niger. Demotic: Mention of isser Petosorsmetis, son of Psenpoeris.
	Ostr. Paris, Louvre OGL 0429
	Ostr. Paris, Louvre OGL 0880	Receipt of praktores Iulius Cornelianus and Pelaias for the contribution of year 16 of Antoninus Pius, paid by Peteharoeris, son of Pesouris and Senpatchnaus, with demotic subscript of the praktor Pelaias, son of Petearensnouphis
	Ostr. Paris, Louvre OGL 0005	End of a receipt of tax collectors of Elephantine for contribution of year 16 of Antoninus Pius; with demotic subscript of praktor Pelaias, son of Petearensnouphis. The hand and signature are the same as in OGL 880; one can expect the same pair of collectors: Iulius Kornelianos and Pelaias.
	Ostr. Berlin P. 12143	Receipt for poll tax of year 4 of Vespasian, written by Melanthis, paid by Ktechnoubis; probably installment of 8 drachmas
	Ostr. Paris, Louvre OGL 0105	Bank receipt of Ammonios for akrodrya with signature of Ammonios the banker, paid by Pachnoubis, son of Psenimouthes; with demotic subscript.
	Ostr. Elephantine, excavation DAIK 4617	Bank receipt of the banker Ammonios for the tax on perfum (myrou tetarte) paid by Harmais, with demotic subscription: Date, tax type, amount of money.
	Ostr. Elephantine, excavation DAIK 2731	Bank receipt of the banker Ammonios, for the tax on palm trees (akrodrya), paid by Paes, son of Harpaesis, for land(?) formerly belonging to Didyme, daughter of Hermodotos. with signature of Ammonios the banker. At the beginning Demotic line with date, tax type and amount of money.
	Ostr. Paris, Louvre OGL 0096	Greek part unclear due to the fragmentary condition. In Demotic mention of the issuer and a further person, whose status remains unclear
	Ostr. Paris, Louvre OGL 0123	fragment of receipt, only the date at the end is preserved; 11th year of joined emperors: Septimius Severus, Caracalla + Geta? = 202-203?.
	Ostr. Paris, Louvre OGL 0838	receipt for trade tax for year 19 of Tiberius, paid by Petorzmethis, son of ?; Demotic (ERC Elephantine, Moje): Demotic subscription: Issuer Petosorsmetis, value.
	Ostr. Paris, Louvre OGL 0893	Possibly receipt, text illegible.
	Ostr. Paris, Louvre OGL 1273	receipt of Dionysios, Ammonios and Pachomp(aimouthes) praktores argyrikon of Syene through Pachomp(aimouthes) for contribution, paid by Bienchis, son of Peeis and the mother Senesentis, daughter of Sansnos, linen weaver?. Demotic Subscription: Pachompaimouthes (scribe+praktor) in Egyptian as Pachnoumis, son of Imouthes, son of Psenchnoumis.
	Ostr. Paris, Louvre OGL 1850	Bank receipt of Ammonios for akrodrya with signature of Ammonios the banker, paid by Pelaias, son of Psenophmous. Demotic subscription: Payer, amount.
	Pap. New York, Brooklyn Museum 47.218.44
	Pap. New York, Brooklyn Museum 47.218.154 [Demotic]	Fragments from accounts. Parts of names and amounts visible. Content unclear due to fragmentary condition.
	Ostr. Elephantine, excavation DAIK O 4332 + 4603	receipt of Dionysios, Ammonios and Pachomp(aimouthes) praktores argyrikon of Syene through Pachomp(aimouthes) for contribution. Demotic subscription with the name of Pachnoumis, son of Imouthes, son of Psenchnoumis.
	Ostr. Elephantine, excavation DAIK O 4317	receipt for poll tax for year 19 of Tiberius, paid by Petorzmethis, son of Paonnophris; with demotic subscript of Petorzmethis (praktor?).
	Perg. Cairo EM without number	Verses 1-8 of chapter 1 of the Revelation of John from the New Testament in Sahidic Coptic.
	Perg. Cairo EM without number	Psalm 137, 3 - 138, 23
	Ostr. Elephantine, excavation DAIK O 0353	Receipt for installment for unknown tax, written by the hand of Pelaias, son of Ammonios (in office ca. 61-70 AD)
	Ostr. Elephantine, excavation DAIK O 0354	Receipt for installment for unknown tax, written by the hand of praktor Sokrates (in office ca.75-97 AD)
	Ostr. Elephantine, excavation DAIK O 0867	Receipt for trade tax (cheironaxion) and poll tax of year 14 of Trajan, issued by the scribe Leon paid in year 15 of Trajan.
	Ostr. Elephantine, excavation DAIK O 1776	Fragment of a name list.
	Ostr. Elephantine, excavation DAIK O 1778	Receipt for poll tax of year 15 or 16 of Trajan, paid in installments of 8 and 9 Drachae. Signature of Lucius Aurelius epiteretes.
	Ostr. Elephantine, excavation DAIK O 1913	Receipt of Papremithes and Bienchis, praktores argyrikon of Elephantine, through the assistant Ammonios, for merismos of year 9 of Antoninus, paid by Petorzmethis, son of Petorzmethis and ?.
	Ostr. Elephantine, excavation DAIK O 1915	List of names, quantities in "mation"
	Ostr. Elephantine, excavation DAIK O 2033	Receipt of the bank of Syene for akrodrya for three consecutive years, paid by Tisatis, daughter of Patbes?, signed by the banker Ammonios.
	Ostr. Elephantine, excavation DAIK O 2173	End of a letter with the greeting formula
	Ostr. Elephantine, excavation DAIK O 2174	Account of money, minae, monthly wages?, amongst others a Philamon diakonos is mentioned
	Ostr. Elephantine, excavation DAIK O 2175	receipt for poll tax of year 14 of Tiberius, paid by Petosiris, son of Onnophris; written by the bilingual scribe and praktor Petorzmethis.
	Ostr. Elephantine, excavation DAIK O 2291	Receipt for poll tax and the contribution for the men who have fled, written by scribe Serenus in year 17 of Marc Aurel
	Ostr. Elephantine, excavation DAIK O 2293	Receipt of Domitios Fannianus and Germanus collectors of money taxes for merismos?, paid by Pachnoubis, son of Pachompetenephotes senior and Senzmentpos, and for their son (?) of the mother Sen---
	Ostr. Elephantine, excavation DAIK O 2306	Receipt of the tax farmer Stlaccius through his assistant Serenos for trade tax of year 20 or 21 of Antoninus. Fragment
	Ostr. Elephantine, excavation DAIK O 2342	Receipt of Sempronius Celer through the assistant Sarapion for trade tax of year 7 of Hadrian
	Ostr. Elephantine, excavation DAIK O 2349	Receipt of Chemsneus, son of Harpaesis, and his partners, collectors for the value in money of public dates, paid by Kleopatra, daughter of Sarapion, probably in year 5 of Trajan.
	Ostr. Elephantine, excavation DAIK O 2353	Receipt of praktor Sanmous for contribution for river police boats of year 4 of Hadrian, written by the scribe Sarapion.
	Ostr. Elephantine, excavation DAIK O 2354	Letter from Ammonas to Papremithes on business matters.
	Ostr. Elephantine, excavation DAIK O 2355	Receipt? late-roman/ early byzantine
	Ostr. Elephantine, excavation DAIK O 2357	Account?
	Ostr. Elephantine, excavation DAIK O 2360	Receipt of Apollonios, son of Ammonios, through ---, and Ammonios, son of Sokrates, praktor of Elephantine, through the assistant Sansnos, for the merismos kephalaiu en prochreia exodiasthentos. in year 23 of Commodus.
	Ostr. Elephantine, excavation DAIK O 2369	Letter concerning the paying of interest of a loan of money between Niger and Petorzmetis
	Ostr. Elephantine, excavation DAIK O 2370	Receipt of year 28 of Commodus for the contribution for river police boats and other charges (dapane), written by the assistant Ammonios (cf. Eleph. 4725), paid by Bienchis, son of Petorzmethis and Tanlilauis
	Ostr. Elephantine, excavation DAIK O 2371	Receipt of the veteran Gaius Arrius Quadratus to Petorzmethis for payment of interest on a loan of money given in year 5 of Trajan
	Ostr. Elephantine, excavation DAIK O 2372	Receipt of Annius Ammonianus and Sarapammon, son of Pachnoubis, for merismoi of year 3, paid by Pachnoubis, son of Petesouchos and Tapheus, signed by the Annius Ammonianus.
	Ostr. Elephantine, excavation DAIK O 2373	Receipt of Iulius Sabinus and Valerius Capito and their associate supervisors of Syene for trade tax of year 16 of Hadrian, paid by Psais, son of Zmenpos and the mother Senpsansnos; with signature of Valerius Capito
	Ostr. Elephantine, excavation DAIK O 2374	Receipt of praktor Sokrates for cheironaxion of year 2 of Titus, paid by Petorzmethis, son of Petorzmethis.
	Ostr. Elephantine, excavation DAIK O 2375	Fragment of a receipt for several taxes like O.Eleph. 297: "Receipt of Simon, Panapis and Pelaias (praktores?), for outstanding tax payments (loipographia), amongst others contributions as potamou (for the canal?) and diples (billeting of soldiers?) of year 17 or Trajan;" here, diples is preserved. Signatures of two collectors, Simon and Hatpechnubis. Demotic subscript with issuer, date and unreadable text.
	Ostr. Elephantine, excavation DAIK O 2376	Receipt of Rufonius Antigonos (collector) for survey tax on date groves, of the harvest of year 6 of Vespasian, paid by Sen--- and? Thianmous, in year 7 of Vespasian.
	Ostr. Elephantine, excavation DAIK O 2377	Receipt of praktor Kalasiris for the merismos for a statue of the emperor, written by Sarapion, son of Sibylleus, in year 13 of Hadrian, paid by Soter, son of Petorzmethis
	Ostr. Elephantine, excavation DAIK O 2379	Receipt of praktor Kalasiris for the contribution of river police boats, second installment, through the scribe Valeris, son of Thytomous, paid by Pachnoubis, son of Petesuchos, in year 16 of Hadrian.
	Ostr. Elephantine, excavation DAIK O 2381	REceipt for trade tax (cheironaxion) of year 9? of Hadrian, issued by the assistant Sarapion
	Ostr. Elephantine, excavation DAIK O 2382	Account with names (mostly women) and amount of money or quantity of wine (oxos)
	Ostr. Elephantine, excavation DAIK O 2419	receipt of praktor Sokrates for cheironaxion of year 8 of Domitian, paid by Papremithes, son of Hatpes.
	Ostr. Elephantine, excavation DAIK O 2462	Receipt of Valerios Marion or Valerion?
	Ostr. Elephantine, excavation DAIK O 2487	Account with names (men and women) and amount of money, denar
	Ostr. Elephantine, excavation DAIK O 2491	Account with names and amount of money, denar
	Ostr. Elephantine, excavation DAIK O 2492	Account with names and amount of money
	Ostr. Elephantine, excavation DAIK O 2493	receipt of Zenon, tax farmer of the Sacred Gate of Soene through Pachompsachis, assistant, for trade tax and poll tax of year 9 or Antoninus, paid by Petorzmethid, son of Petorzmethis and Senpatrasnouphis.
	Ostr. Elephantine, excavation DAIK O 2494	receipt of praktor Sokrates for cheironaxion of year 8 of Domitian, paid by NN, son of Pateuris.
	Ostr. Elephantine, excavation DAIK O 2495	Receipt of Pompeius Valens, tax farmer of the 2% tax at the harbour of Syene, for customs duties on the export of 180 empty jars, paid by Pap(remithes?), son of Papremithes.
	Ostr. Elephantine, excavation DAIK O 2496	Receipt for poll tax of year 30 of Commodus, issued by the supervisor --- Anoumion, paid by Pasenis the younger
	Ostr. Elephantine, excavation DAIK O 2497	REceipt of Soter and Papremithes, praktores argyrikon of Elephantine for contribution of year 8, paid by NN, son of Zmenpos ---.
	Ostr. Elephantine, excavation DAIK O 2498	Receipt of praktor Sokrates for laographia of year 6 of Domitian, paid by B---
	Ostr. Elephantine, excavation DAIK O 2499	Contract
	Ostr. Elephantine, excavation DAIK O 2500	Receipt of Ulpius Cerealis, tax farmer of the Sacred Gate of Syene, through the assistant Serenos, for unknown tax of year 23? of Antoninus, paid by Thinpsansnetorzmethis, on account of Kalasiris?
	Ostr. Elephantine, excavation DAIK O 2501	document mentioning Kataraktites and the harvest of an unknown product
	Ostr. Elephantine, excavation DAIK O 2502	Receipt for the survey tax on palm groves for the harvest of year 22 of Antoninus, written by Serenos in year 23
	Ostr. Elephantine, excavation DAIK O 2508	Receipt of praktor Sokrates for laographia of year 5 of Domitian, paid by NN, son of Petorzmethis
	Ostr. Elephantine, excavation DAIK O 2521	Liste of names
	Ostr. Elephantine, excavation DAIK O 2526	Receipt of praktor Soter for merismos of year 6 of Antoninus, paid by Pachnoubis, son of Petorzmethis and Thinpsansnos, with signature of Soter.
	Ostr. Elephantine, excavation DAIK O 2532	Contract of rent, perhaps in the reign of Commodus
	Ostr. Elephantine, excavation DAIK O 2533	Receipt for poll tax of year 16 of Antoninus, paid in installments. fragment
	Ostr. Elephantine, excavation DAIK O 2535	End of a contract?, written by the scribe Marcus Annius Nemonianus
	Ostr. Elephantine, excavation DAIK O 2536	Mythological narrative on Zeus and Thetis
	Ostr. Elephantine, excavation DAIK O 2537	Receipt of the tax farmer Stlaccius through his assistant Ammonios for poll tax and trade tax, paid by Pasenis in year 18 of Antoninus, in installments
	Ostr. Elephantine, excavation DAIK O 2538	Letter of Aimilis to Pammetis
	Ostr. Elephantine, excavation DAIK O 2539	Receipt of Domitios Fannianus and Germanus collectors of money taxes for merismos of year 13 of Antoninus, paid by Petosiris, son of Petorzmethis and Senpetorzmethis.
	Ostr. Elephantine, excavation DAIK O 2540	Receipt of Domitius Fannianus and Germanus, collectors of money taxes, for the contribution of year 14 of Antoninus Pius, over 4 drachmas, paid by Harpaesis, son of Zmenpos and Thinpsansnos.
	Ostr. Elephantine, excavation DAIK O 2542	receipt of Annius Ammonianus and Sarapammon, son of Pachnoubis, for merismoi of year 4 and for andriantos and protomes of the emperor, paid by ---, son of Petorzmethis and ---.
	Ostr. Elephantine, excavation DAIK O 2543	Receipt of Zenon, tax farmer of the Sacred gate of Soene through Ammonios, assistant, for poll tax, paid by Petenenteris, son of Psansnos and Senpetorzmethis.
	Ostr. Elephantine, excavation DAIK O 2544	Receipt of Phanophis, praktor argyrikon Elephantines, for the contribution of year 18 of Antoninus, paid by ---, son of Phanophis and Senpelaia.
	Ostr. Elephantine, excavation DAIK O 2545 + 4530	Receipt of Ulpius Cerealis, tax farmer of the Sacred Gate of Syene, and Valerius Serenus and his associate supervisors (epiteretai) through the assistant Serenos, for poll tax of year 4 of Marc Aurel and Verus,
	Ostr. Elephantine, excavation DAIK O 2546	list of names in two columns, with dots as checking marks in front of the lines
	Ostr. Elephantine, excavation DAIK O 2547	Receipt of Longinus Serenus and Petronius Bassianus, collector for money taxes at Elephantine, for the contribution of year 6, paid by Meneus, son of Petepoueris. with signature of Petronius Bassianus
	Ostr. Elephantine, excavation DAIK O 2548	Receipt of Tithoetion and collegues, supervisors (epiteretai) of the Sacred Gate of Syene, through Marcus Annius Nemonianus, collector (apaitetes)
	Ostr. Elephantine, excavation DAIK O 2549	receipt of Valerios Serenos and Palachemis, the two praktores argyrikon of Elephantine, through Petorzmethis, assistant, for the contribution of year 2, paid by Harpaesis, son of Panapotis and Senpapremithes
	Ostr. Elephantine, excavation DAIK O 2550	Receipt of Hierax and Herodes, epiteretai, through the assistant Serenus, for poll tax of year 8 and contribution for the men who have fled of year 6 and 7 of Marc Aurel and Verus in year 9, paid by Harpaesis, son of Panapotis and Thinpapremithes
	Ostr. Elephantine, excavation DAIK O 2551	Receipt of Valerios Serenos and Palachemis, the two praktores argyrikon of Elephantine, through Petorzmethis, assistant, for the contribution of year 4? of Marc Aurel and Verus.
	Ostr. Elephantine, excavation DAIK O 2552	Receipt of an unknown praktor of Elephantine, for the price (of public dates?)
	Ostr. Elephantine, excavation DAIK O 2555	receipt of practor Hermogenes for laographia and cheironaxion of year 4 of Trajan, paid by Psais, son of Petorzmethis
	Ostr. Elephantine, excavation DAIK O 2556	Receipt of and unknown year of Domitian, probably for customs
	Ostr. Elephantine, excavation DAIK O 2557 + 4343	Receipt of Domitios Fannianus and Germanus, collectors of money taxes, for the contribution of year 13 of Antoninus Pius, paid by Petorzmethis, son of Pachnoubis and Thinbienchis
	Ostr. Elephantine, excavation DAIK O 2558	Receipt of Peleas for laographia of the third year of Domitian, paid by Petorzmethis, son of Petorzmethis; with signature of Peleas.
	Ostr. Elephantine, excavation DAIK O 2559	Receipt of money payment, written by the praktor Hermogenes
	Ostr. Elephantine, excavation DAIK O 2562	Receipt of Valerion and his associate tax farmers (misthotai) through the scribe Sarapion for poll tax; fragment.
	Ostr. Elephantine, excavation DAIK O 2563	list of names, writing exercise?
	Ostr. Elephantine, excavation DAIK O 2565	Receipt of Antiochos Cassianus and his associate supervisors of the Sacred gate of Soene through the assistant Phanophis for laographia, desmophylakon, paid by Zmenpos ---; with signature of Antiochos Cassianus
	Ostr. Elephantine, excavation DAIK O 2579	account of wheat and money
	Ostr. Elephantine, excavation DAIK O 2584	Letter of Asymbolos to his wife? about water
	Ostr. Elephantine, excavation DAIK O 2593	list of names
	Ostr. Elephantine, excavation DAIK O 2615	Content unclear due to fragmentary condition.
	Ostr. Elephantine, excavation DAIK O 2640	account of wheat, names
	Ostr. Elephantine, excavation DAIK O 2642	Receipt? year 19 or Hadrian mentioned
	Ostr. Elephantine, excavation DAIK O 2689	Receipt of praktor Triadelphos for merismos potamophylakidos, paid bySokrates --- Zoeilas?.
	Ostr. Elephantine, excavation DAIK O 2703	receipt of praktor Didymion for laographia of year 11 of Trajan, paid in instalments by Bienchis, son of Panesis and ---, written by the scribe Sarapion.
	Ostr. Elephantine, excavation DAIK O 2730	Receipt of Germanus and Domitius Phanninanus, collectors of money taxes of Elephantine, for contribution of year 11 of Antoninus, paid by Poueris, son of Poueris
	Ostr. Elephantine, excavation DAIK O 2760	Receipt of Papremithes, son of Ammonios, and Ammonianus, son of Ammonianus, and their associate agents of the praktoreia of Elephantine, for epiteresis hyparchonton etc. in year 16 of Antoninus/Marc Aurel?
	Ostr. Elephantine, excavation DAIK O 2766	Receipt for trade tax of year 16 of Marc Aurel, issued by the scribe Serenus, paid by Peteme---
	Ostr. Elephantine, excavation DAIK O 2767	Receipt of Ulpius Cerealis, tax farmer of the Sacred Gate of Syene, through the assistant Plenis, for poll tax of year 23 of Antoninus Pius, paid by Harpaesis --- of the mother ---ille, and for trade tax of the same year, written by Pachompsachis
	Ostr. Elephantine, excavation DAIK O 2769	Receipt for poll tax of year 3 of Antoninus, written by Pachompsachis boethos
	Ostr. Elephantine, excavation DAIK O 2929	Order for payment of the temple administration; Onnophris? to Pachompaonnophris?
	Ostr. Elephantine, excavation DAIK O 2940	Order for payment of the temple administration; Onnophris? to Pachompaonnophris?
	Ostr. Elephantine, excavation DAIK O 2958A	Order for payment of the temple administration; Onnophris, son of Hatres, and Onnophris the younger, both agents of the prostasia of the great god Neilammon, to Pachompaonnophris the prostates.
	Ostr. Elephantine, excavation DAIK O 2961	Order for payment of the temple administration; Onnophris, pteraphoros, agent of the prostasia of the great god Neilammon, to Pachompaonnophris the prostates.
	Ostr. Elephantine, excavation DAIK O 2962	Account with names and delivery of rush mats (psiathia)
	Ostr. Elephantine, excavation DAIK O 2965	document of incertain content
	Ostr. Elephantine, excavation DAIK O 2990	Receipt for poll tax of year 2 of Vespasian, with signature of Pelaias, son of Ammonios, 16 dr.
	Ostr. Elephantine, excavation DAIK O 3068	Order for payment of the temple administration; Onnophris, son of Hatres, pteraphoros, and ?, agents of the prostasia of the great god Neilammon.
	Ostr. Elephantine, excavation DAIK O 3071	Order for payment of the temple administration; Onnophris, son of Hatres, and Onnophris the younger, both agents of the prostasia of the great god Neilammon, to Pachompaonnophris the prostates.
	Ostr. Elephantine, excavation DAIK O 3130	Receipt of praktor Sokrates for poll tax of year 1 of Titus, paid by Peteuris, son of Pachnoubis. with additional signature of Melanthis
	Ostr. Elephantine, excavation DAIK O 3157	Order for payment of the temple administration; Onnophris? to Pachompaonnophris?
	Ostr. Elephantine, excavation DAIK O 3168	receipt of praktor Sokrates for laographia of year 15 of Domitianus, paid by Peteuris
	Ostr. Elephantine, excavation DAIK O 3169	Receipt of Phanophis, praktor argyrikon Elephantines, for contributions, paid by Pnephersais?
	Ostr. Elephantine, excavation DAIK O 3170	Receipt, fragment
	Ostr. Elephantine, excavation DAIK O 3177	Contract of loan / acknowledgement of debt beween the bishop of Syene, Iosephios, and Aurelius Eucharios, son of Silvanus, of Elephantine.
	Ostr. Elephantine, excavation DAIK O 3178	Order for payment of the temple administration; Onnophris, pteraphoros of Elephantine, to Pachompaonnophris the prostates. salarion
	Ostr. Elephantine, excavation DAIK O 3180	Order for payment of the temple administration; Onnophris, protostolistes of Elephantine, to Pachompaonnophris the prostates. salarion
	Ostr. Elephantine, excavation DAIK O 3285	End of receipt with the signature of Sokrates
	Ostr. Elephantine, excavation DAIK O 3345	receipt of praktor Sokrates for cheironaxion of year 8 of Domitian, paid by Harpaesis, son of Patarous.
	Ostr. Elephantine, excavation DAIK O 3372	document of incertain content, mentioning Pompeius and paradrom---
	Ostr. Elephantine, excavation DAIK O 3376	receipt for laographia of year 8 of Vespasian, paid by Pateuris, son of Pachnoubis, with signature of praktor Melanthis.
	Ostr. Elephantine, excavation DAIK O 3395	document, contract?, name Patsibtis is mentioned
	Ostr. Elephantine, excavation DAIK O 3440	receipt of Zenon, tax farmer of the Sacred Gate of Soene through Pachompsachis, assistant, for laographia, paid by Petorzmethis alias Pabos, son of Harpaesis and Senpetorzmethis
	Ostr. Elephantine, excavation DAIK O 3441	Order for payment of the temple administration; Onnophris, pteraphoros, agent of the prostasia of the great god Neilammon, to Pachompaonnophris the prostates.
	Ostr. Elephantine, excavation DAIK O 3561	Receipt of Valerion and his associate tax farmers (misthotai) through the scribe Sarapion for poll tax of year 20 of Trajan, paid by Petorzmethis, son of Harpaesis and Senpatchnautis
	Ostr. Elephantine, excavation DAIK O 3588	Receipt of the bank of Syene
	Ostr. Elephantine, excavation DAIK O 3617	account with measurements of land
	Ostr. Elephantine, excavation DAIK O 3633	Order for payment of the temple administration; Onnophris, protostolistes of Elephantine, to O--- the prostates.
	Ostr. Elephantine, excavation DAIK O 3657	receipt of Valerion and his associate tax farmers (misthotai) through the scribe Sarapion for laographia and desmophylakon, paid by Pachnoubis, son of Psenchnoubis and Tachnoubis.
	Ostr. Elephantine, excavation DAIK O 3669	Receipt of Valerios Marion and his associate supervisors of the Sacred Gate of Syene, through the assistant Sarapion
	Ostr. Elephantine, excavation DAIK O 3670	REceipt for harbour dues from the port officer (ho ascholoumenos ten hormophylakian) at Syene (Aswan), Antonios Malchaios, acknowledging receipt of dues on cargoes over the past four months Thoth - Choiak?, according to an agreement.
	Ostr. Elephantine, excavation DAIK O 3671	Receipt for geometria phoinikonos
	Ostr. Elephantine, excavation DAIK O 3673	Receipt for poll tax of an unknown year of Tiberius, perhaps written by Pachompretis, son of Pelaias
	Ostr. Elephantine, excavation DAIK O 3679a+b	Account with names and amount of money
	Ostr. Elephantine, excavation DAIK O 3680	receipt for laographia of year 10 of Tiberius, with signature of Pelaias, son of Ariston; receipt written probably by Petosorsmethis (bilingual scribe)
	Ostr. Elephantine, excavation DAIK O 3685	Receipt of Domitios Fannianus and Germanus, collectors of money taxes, for the contribution for building watch towers and the praesidium of year 11 of Antoninus Pius, paid by Panapotis, son of Petorzmethis and Thathres, and for the two sons called Petorzmethis from the mother Thinpachnautis?
	Ostr. Elephantine, excavation DAIK O 3717	Order for payment of the temple administration; Pachompaonnophris to Onnophris, son of Serenus, the prostates.
	Ostr. Elephantine, excavation DAIK O 3719	Account with names
	Ostr. Elephantine, excavation DAIK O 3723	Receipt of Antiochos Kassianos, Arrius Publianus, Iulius Maximus and their associate supervisors of the Sacred gate of Soene through the assistant Phanophis for laographia, desmophylakon and merismos epikephalaiou anakechorekoton, paid by ---, son of Papremithes and the mother ---.
	Ostr. Elephantine, excavation DAIK O 3727	Receipt of the tax farmer Stlaccius through his assistant Ammonios for poll tax in two installments, paid by Pasenis, son of Pa--- and Senchemsneuts
	Ostr. Elephantine, excavation DAIK O 3740	receipt of the praktores Hermodoros, son of Soter, and Ailius Didymos, through the scribe Antonius Iulas, for the price of public dates of the harvest of of year 19, paid in year 20; with signature of Hermodoros
	Ostr. Elephantine, excavation DAIK O 3741	document, list of names?
	Ostr. Elephantine, excavation DAIK O 3742	Receipt of Ulpius Cerealis, tax farmer of the Sacred Gate of Syene, through the assistant Plenis, for poll tax of year 23 of Antoninus Pius, paid by Papremithes
	Ostr. Elephantine, excavation DAIK O 3743	list of names
	Ostr. Elephantine, excavation DAIK O 3745	letter
	Ostr. Elephantine, excavation DAIK O 3748	account with names and amount of money
	Ostr. Elephantine, excavation DAIK O 3761	Receipt of the bank of Syene for akrodrya, 3rd. cent?.
	Ostr. Elephantine, excavation DAIK O 3783	Receipt of --- and Valerion, fragment
	Ostr. Elephantine, excavation DAIK O 3786	document of incertain content
	Ostr. Elephantine, excavation DAIK O 3791	Letter of Albanos to Valerion
	Ostr. Elephantine, excavation DAIK O 4013	letter?
	Ostr. Elephantine, excavation DAIK O 4014	Receipt for poll tax of year 3 of Titus, written by Peleas, paid by Zm--, son of Patraensnouphis
	Ostr. Elephantine, excavation DAIK O 4042	Receipt for trade tax (cheironaxion), probably of year 12 of Hadrian, signed by Longinus (Crispus) epiteretes
	Ostr. Elephantine, excavation DAIK O 4043	receipt of praktor Sanmous through scribe Sarapion for the contribution for a copper statue and a silver bust of emperor Hadrian, paid by Isidoros ---, in second year of Hadrian.
	Ostr. Elephantine, excavation DAIK O 4044	receipt of Petorzmethis, praktor of Elephantine, for merismoi of two statues for Antinoos and for river police boats and stationos.
	Ostr. Elephantine, excavation DAIK O 4046	Receipt of Hierax and Herodes, epiteretai, through the assistants Serenus and Marcus (Annius Nemonianus) , for the survey tax on palm groves, paid by Papremithes, on account of Petorzmethis, son of Hatpes, in year 8 of Marc Aurel and Verus
	Ostr. Elephantine, excavation DAIK O 4047	receipt of praktor Didymion for poll tax of year 19 of Trajan, paid by P---, son of Psenchnoubis and ---zmethis, written by the scribe Sarapion.
	Ostr. Elephantine, excavation DAIK O 4048	end of a receipt? with date and subscript
	Ostr. Elephantine, excavation DAIK O 4050	Receipt of Iulius Phronto, praktor for money taxes at Syene, for stephanikou
	Ostr. Elephantine, excavation DAIK O 4066	receipt? year 17
	Ostr. Elephantine, excavation DAIK O 4125	REceipt for trade tax of nekrotaphoi (funeral workers) of year 8 of Ner, paid by Phanophis ---. with signature of Ariston, son of Pelaias.
	Ostr. Elephantine, excavation DAIK O 4141	Receipt of Hierakapollon, tax farmers of the Sacred gate of Syene, for monthly tax for fisher, paid by Prempsais and his associate fishers, between y. 24 of Caracalla and y. 5 of Elagabal.
	Ostr. Elephantine, excavation DAIK O 4145	list of names, amounts of money
	Ostr. Elephantine, excavation DAIK O 4197	Account with names
	Ostr. Elephantine, excavation DAIK O 4198
	Ostr. Elephantine, excavation DAIK O 4203	receipt
	Ostr. Elephantine, excavation DAIK O 4208	List of names
	Ostr. Elephantine, excavation DAIK O 4211	document of incertain content
	Ostr. Elephantine, excavation DAIK O 4220	account with list of names
	Ostr. Elephantine, excavation DAIK O 4221
	Ostr. Elephantine, excavation DAIK O 4226	document of incertain content
	Ostr. Elephantine, excavation DAIK O 4228	document of incertain content
	Ostr. Elephantine, excavation DAIK O 4715	Receipt for poll tax and the contribution for the men who have fled, written by scribe Serenus in year 20 of Marc Aurel and Commodus
	Ostr. Elephantine, excavation DAIK O 4716	receipt of praktor Kalasiris through the scribe Iunius Valens of merismos potamophylakidon
	Ostr. Elephantine, excavation DAIK O 4717	Receipt for monthly trade tax of year 2 of Domitian, paid by the woman Heraklous, 4 dr.
	Ostr. Elephantine, excavation DAIK O 4235	document of incertain content
	Ostr. Elephantine, excavation DAIK O 4238
	Ostr. Elephantine, excavation DAIK O 4259	Paapis, son of ⸢..?..⸣, is confirmed by Chnoumorchois, son of ⸢///⸣, of having paid the yoke tax for the 7th regnal year in an amount of 2 kite. Greek subscription: Name of payer as Πααπε and amount in Greek currency (4 drachmas).
	Ostr. Elephantine, excavation DAIK O 4271	receipt of Annius Ammonianus and Sarapammon, son of Pachnoubis, for merismoi of year 4, paid by ---, son of Petorzmethis and ---, written and signed by the praktor Sarapammon, son of Pachnoubis.
	Ostr. Elephantine, excavation DAIK O 4272	receipt for the tax of fishermen (tetarte halieon)
	Ostr. Elephantine, excavation DAIK O 4273	Receipt of praktor Pachompatenephotes for contribution for river police boats of year 9 of Hadrian, paid by ---, son of Pachomchemis
	Ostr. Elephantine, excavation DAIK O 4274	Receipt of poll tax, paid in year 12 of Antoninus
	Ostr. Elephantine, excavation DAIK O 4278	receipt of year 15
	Ostr. Elephantine, excavation DAIK O 4280	Receipt of Soter and Papremithes, praktores argyrikon of Elephantine, for contribution, paid by NN alias Lou--- .
	Ostr. Elephantine, excavation DAIK O 4281	REceipt of practor Hermogenes for laographia of year ? of Trajan
	Ostr. Elephantine, excavation DAIK O 4282	Fragment, remains of the beginnings of 3 lines
	Ostr. Elephantine, excavation DAIK O 4283	Receipt of Flavius Eutyches, freedman of Flavius Pansa, tax farmer (misthotes) of the Sacred Gate of Syene, through the assitant Sarapion, for laographia and desmophylakia of year 8 of Hadrian, paid by Zmenpos, son of Harpaesis and Sentithoes
	Ostr. Elephantine, excavation DAIK O 4284	Receipt of praktor Sanmous for contribution for river police boats of year 5 of Hadrian, written by the scribe Sarapion; paid by Zmenpos, son of Harapesis and Sentithoes (archive)
	Ostr. Elephantine, excavation DAIK O 4285 + OGL 1299	Receipt of Petorzmethis (alias Pachompsachis), praktor of Elephantine, for merismoi for river police boats and stationos, paid by Patsibtis, son of Petorzmethis in year 19 of Hadrian
	Ostr. Elephantine, excavation DAIK O 4286	Receipt
	Ostr. Elephantine, excavation DAIK O 4287	document of incertain content
	Ostr. Elephantine, excavation DAIK O 4290	Receipt of the tax farmer Stlaccius through his assistant Ammonios for poll tax of year 13 of Antoninus, paid by Papremithes, son of Harpaesis and Senpsansnos, in year 14 of Antoninus
	Ostr. Elephantine, excavation DAIK O 4291	receipt of praktor Sanmous through scribe Sarapion for the contribution for a copper statue and a silver bust of emperor Hadrian, paid by Pmouis ---, in second year of Hadrian.
	Ostr. Elephantine, excavation DAIK O 4293	Receipt of Apollonios, son of Ammonios, and Ammonios, son of Sokrates, praktores of Elephantine, through the assistant Sansnos, for the merismoi of year 22 of Commodus, paid by Pasetis the elder, son of Petesouchos
	Ostr. Elephantine, excavation DAIK O 4296	Receipt of the tax farmer Stlaccius through his assistant Ammonios (II) for the survey tax on palm groves for the harvest of year 14 of Antoninus, paid by Thinpsansnos on account for Petesouchos, son of Harpaesis, dated in year 15 of Antoninus
	Ostr. Elephantine, excavation DAIK O 4297	Receipt for pasture tax (ennomion) of a first year of an unknown ptolemaic ruler,paid by Dioskourides? and Karisios
	Ostr. Elephantine, excavation DAIK O 4298	Receipt of praktor Kalasiris for the contribution of river police boats, through the scribe Valeris, son of Thytomous, paid by Zmenpos, son of Harpaesis and Sentithoes, in year 16 of Hadrian.
	Ostr. Elephantine, excavation DAIK O 4299	Receipt of the bank of Syene for akrodrya of year 42 of Augustus, paid by Senpetepoeris, signed by the banker Ammonios.
	Ostr. Elephantine, excavation DAIK O 4300	receipt of Soter and Papremithes, praktores argyrikon of Elephantine for merismos of year 9, paid by Psais, son of Poueris and Tanapotis
	Ostr. Elephantine, excavation DAIK O 4301	Receipt of the tax farmer Stlaccius through his assistant Pelaias for geometria phoinikonos of year 18 and for installment for the harvest of year 16 of Antoninus, paid by Tisatis on account of Tipsia? in year 19 of Antoninus
	Ostr. Elephantine, excavation DAIK O 4302	List of names
	Ostr. Elephantine, excavation DAIK O 4306	document of incertain content
	Ostr. Elephantine, excavation DAIK O 4310	Receipt of Harpochration*, praktor of Elephantine, fragment.
	Ostr. Elephantine, excavation DAIK O 4313	list of names
	Ostr. Elephantine, excavation DAIK O 4314	Receipt of Gellius Perses and Triadelphos, son of Sarapion, and their associate supervisors of the Sacred Gate of Syene, through the assistant Sarapion(2), for the survey tax for palm groves, paid by Petesouchos, son of Harpaesis, and his brother, through Umenpos, son of Harpaesis, in year 19 of Hadrian
	Ostr. Elephantine, excavation DAIK O 4315	List of names
	Ostr. Elephantine, excavation DAIK O 4316	Receipt of the bank of the Gate for monthly trade tax?, probably of year 19 of Marc Aurel or Caracalla
	Ostr. Elephantine, excavation DAIK O 4718	Receipt of the bank of Syene for the tax on perfums (myrou tetarte), paid by Harmais, signed by banker Ammonios
	Ostr. Elephantine, excavation DAIK O 4319	Receipt of the 4 tax collectors Hermogenes, Germanos, Serapammon? and Papremithes for contributions of year 10 of Antoninus, paid by Papremithes, son of Zmenpos and Thinpsansnos, with signature of Hermogenes.
	Ostr. Elephantine, excavation DAIK O 4321	Receipt?
	Ostr. Elephantine, excavation DAIK O 4322	Receipt of Iulius Sabinus and Valerius Capito and their associate supervisors of Syene for trade tax of year 17 of Hadrian, paid by Pachomparyothes, son of Sarapion and Senpetorzmethis; with signature of Valerius Capito
	Ostr. Elephantine, excavation DAIK O 4325	receipt of practor Hermogenes for laographia of year 2 of Trajan, paid by Petorzmethis, son of Kleopatra, in installments.
	Ostr. Elephantine, excavation DAIK O 4326	Receipt of Longinus Serenus and Petronius Bassianus, collector for money taxes at Elephantine, for the contribution of year 6, paid by Pachnoumis, son of Pachnoubis, and Thinpsansnos. with signature of Petronius Bassianus
	Ostr. Elephantine, excavation DAIK O 4327	document of incertain content
	Ostr. Elephantine, excavation DAIK O 4328	Receipt of Stephanos and Tithoetion, supervisors of the Sacred Gate of Syene, through the assistant Pachnoubis, son of Petorzmethis, for geometria phoinikonos of year 10, paid by Thinapathes and partners in year 11 of March Aurel
	Ostr. Elephantine, excavation DAIK O 4329	REceipt of praktor Sanmous for contribution for river police boats of year 2 of Hadrian, paid by Petorzmethis, son of --- and Thinamon; written by the scribe Sarapion.
	Ostr. Elephantine, excavation DAIK O 4330	Receipt of Petorzmethis alias Pachompsachis, tax collectors of Elephantine, for the price of public dates, paid by ---, son of Chairemon ---
	Ostr. Elephantine, excavation DAIK O 4331	document of incertain content, list of names?
	Ostr. Elephantine, excavation DAIK O 4333	receipt of Iulius Sabinus epiteretes for the contribution for the men who have fled of year 16 of Hadrian, paid by year 18 of Hadrian.
	Ostr. Elephantine, excavation DAIK O 4334	Receipt for unknown tax with signature of Hermogenes
	Ostr. Elephantine, excavation DAIK O 4335	Letter of Harpaesis to the sister Thinpsansnos
	Ostr. Elephantine, excavation DAIK O 4336	Receipt of Soter and Papremithes, praktores argyrikon of Elephantine, for merismos of year 9, paid by Harpaesis, son of Harpaesis and Tachnoubis.
	Ostr. Elephantine, excavation DAIK O 4337a+b	List of names
	Ostr. Elephantine, excavation DAIK O 4338	List of names
	Ostr. Elephantine, excavation DAIK O 4339	Letter of Flavius Eutyches to Apollinaris
	Ostr. Elephantine, excavation DAIK O 4340	end of a receipt with remains of the date
	Ostr. Elephantine, excavation DAIK O 4342	Receipt for harbour dues from the port officer (ho ascholoumenos ten hormophylakian) at Syene (Aswan), Antonios Malchaios, acknowledging receipt of dues on cargoes over the past four months Pachon - Mesore, paid by ---, son of Petorzmethis ---
	Ostr. Elephantine, excavation DAIK O 4344	Receipt of Flavius Eutyches, tax farmer (misthotes) of the Sacred Gate of Syene, and Longinus Crispus, and associate supervisors, through the assitant Sarapion, for poll tax of year 11 of Hadrian, paid by Pelaias, son of Heriechnoubis (and the mother Tisatis) in year 12 of Hadrian.
	Ostr. Elephantine, excavation DAIK O 4348	Receipt or account of Saras
	Ostr. Elephantine, excavation DAIK O 4349	REceipt of praktor Petesouchos for contribution for river police boats (merismos potamophylakidon) for year 2 of Antoninus, paid by Petorzmethis, son of Harpaesis, grandson? of Alexandros.
	Ostr. Elephantine, excavation DAIK O 4350	Letter of Petorzmethis to the sister
	Ostr. Elephantine, excavation DAIK O 4351	Receipt of Soter and Papremithes, praktores argyrikon of Elephantine for merismos of year 8, paid by Soter, son of Petorzmethis and Senpatrensnouphis.
	Ostr. Elephantine, excavation DAIK O 4355	Receipt for harbour dues from the port officer (ho ascholoumenos ten hormophylakian) at Syene (Aswan), Antonios Malchaios, acknowledging receipt of dues on cargoes over the past four months Thoth - Choiak, paid by Harpaesis, son of Ammonios, which is the son of Thinhermogenes
	Ostr. Elephantine, excavation DAIK O 4356	Receipt of praktores Asinnius, son of Didymos, and Ammonios, through Ammonios?, for the contributions of year 13, namely for haliados (fishing boats), ploiou praitoriou (the boat of the praetorium) and towing of boats (parolkon), paid by Panapotis, son of Petorzmethis---
	Ostr. Elephantine, excavation DAIK O 4357	Receipt of a praktor of Elephantine for a contribution
	Ostr. Elephantine, excavation DAIK O 4358	Receipt
	Ostr. Elephantine, excavation DAIK O 4359	Receipt of Domitios Fannianus and Germanus, collectors of money taxes at Elephantine, for merismos of year 12 of Antoninus, paid by Psanis, son of Poueris and Tanapotis
	Ostr. Elephantine, excavation DAIK O 4360	Receipt of practor Hermogenes for unknown tax
	Ostr. Elephantine, excavation DAIK O 4361	Receipt of a tax farmer of Syene
	Ostr. Elephantine, excavation DAIK O 4363	Receipt of Sokration, collector for monthly trade tax of Syene, through the epiteretes Peteesis and partners, paid by Apion?, in year 13 of Hadrian.
	Ostr. Elephantine, excavation DAIK O 4364	receipt for unknown tax of year 19 of Trajan
	Ostr. Elephantine, excavation DAIK O 4365	Receipt of Iulius Domitius and the associate supervisors (epiteretai) through the assistant Sarapion (year 7 of Antoninus).
	Ostr. Elephantine, excavation DAIK O 4366	Letter to the brother
	Ostr. Elephantine, excavation DAIK O 4367	Receipt of the reign of Hadrian, written by Sarapion?
	Ostr. Elephantine, excavation DAIK O 4368	document of incertain content, account?
	Ostr. Elephantine, excavation DAIK O 4369	Receipt of Domitios Fannianus and Germanus, collectors of money taxes, for the contribution for building watch towers and the praesidium of year 11 of Antoninus Pius, and for the contribution of year 12
	Ostr. Elephantine, excavation DAIK O 4370	Receipt for pasture tax (ennomion) of year 27 of Commodus
	Ostr. Elephantine, excavation DAIK O 4371	account of wheat with names
	Ostr. Elephantine, excavation DAIK O 4372	Receipt of Papremithes and Bienchis, praktores argyrikon of Elephantine, through the assistant Ammonios, for merismos of year 9 of Anoninus
	Ostr. Elephantine, excavation DAIK O 4373	Receipt for poll tax of year 20 and the contribution for the men who have fled of year 19 of Marc Aurel and Commodus, written by the assistant Serenus
	Ostr. Elephantine, excavation DAIK O 4379	receipt of the tax farmers Herakleides and Isidoros through the assistant Palachemis, for trade tax of year 6 of Antoninus, paid by ---, son of Petorzmethis ---.
	Ostr. Elephantine, excavation DAIK O 4380	Fragment. Receipt for harbour dues from the port officer (ho ascholoumenos ten hormophylakian) at Syene (Aswan), Antonios Malchaios, acknowledging receipt of dues on cargoes over the past four, paid by Pate---
	Ostr. Elephantine, excavation DAIK O 4381	Receipt for unknown tax
	Ostr. Elephantine, excavation DAIK O 4382	receipt of Soter and Papremithes, praktores argyrikon of Elephantine, for merismos of unknown year
	Ostr. Elephantine, excavation DAIK O 4383	Receipt of praktor Kalasiris through the scribe Iunius Valens, for merismos potamophylakidon and stationos
	Ostr. Elephantine, excavation DAIK O 4384	document of incertain content. Account?
	Ostr. Elephantine, excavation DAIK O 4387	Receipt of Rufonius Antigonos (collector) for survey tax on date groves of year 1, paid in year 2 of Nero.
	Ostr. Elephantine, excavation DAIK O 4388	Receipt of Domitios Fannianus and Germanus collectors of money taxes for merismos of year 12 of Antoninus, paid by Papremithes ---
	Ostr. Elephantine, excavation DAIK O 4390	List of names
	Ostr. Elephantine, excavation DAIK O 4391	document of incertain content
	Ostr. Elephantine, excavation DAIK O 4392	Receipt of Petronius Bassianos and Macer, tax collectors of Elephantine, for contribution of year 7?, paid by ---, son of Petorzmethis and Sokrateia
	Ostr. Elephantine, excavation DAIK O 4393	receipt of Soter and Papremithes, praktores argyrikon of Elephantine, for the price of public dates ?
	Ostr. Elephantine, excavation DAIK O 4394	receipt of Antonios Malchaios, head of the harbour guard of Syene for harbour fees (enhormion) for cargoes made in year 19 or Trajan.
	Ostr. Elephantine, excavation DAIK O 4395	document of incertain content
	Ostr. Elephantine, excavation DAIK O 4396	Receipt for poll tax of year 3 of Vespasian
	Ostr. Elephantine, excavation DAIK O 4397	receipt of the tax farmers Herakleides and Isidoros through the assistant Palachemis, for poll tax of year 5 or 6 of Antoninus, paid by Papremithes, son of Patchnautis, in year 6 of Antoninus
	Ostr. Elephantine, excavation DAIK O 4399	Receipt for merismos, issued by Dionysios
	Ostr. Elephantine, excavation DAIK O 4401	document of incertain content
	Ostr. Elephantine, excavation DAIK O 4402	Receipt for the contribution of river police boats, fragment.
	Ostr. Elephantine, excavation DAIK O 4403	Receipt for the contributions, fragment.
	Ostr. Elephantine, excavation DAIK O 4405	Receipt of Sokrates for an unknown tax during the reign of Domitian
	Ostr. Elephantine, excavation DAIK O 4413	Receipt of Domitios Fannianus and Germanus collectors of money taxes at Elephantine, for merismos of unknown year (11-14) of Antoninus Pius
	Ostr. Elephantine, excavation DAIK O 4417	document of incertain content
	Ostr. Elephantine, excavation DAIK O 4433	List of names
	Ostr. Elephantine, excavation DAIK O 4434	Fragment of a contract or letter
	Ostr. Elephantine, excavation DAIK O 4436	Account of money
	Ostr. Elephantine, excavation DAIK O 4459	receipt for unknown tax
	Ostr. Elephantine, excavation DAIK O 4531	Receipt of Annius Decimus, tax farmer, though the assistant Serenus for poll tax of year 6 of Marc Aurel and Verus, paid by Meneus, son of Petepoueris and Thin-
	Ostr. Elephantine, excavation DAIK O 4532	receipt of practor Hermogenes for laographia of year 5 of Trajan, paid by Petorzmethis, son of Patseos, the stone mason
	Ostr. Elephantine, excavation DAIK O 4533	Receipt of Ammonios, collector of the poll tax (apaitetes laographias) of year 10 of Marc Aurel, paid by Harpaesis, son of Panapotis, signed by Tithoetion, supervisor.
	Ostr. Elephantine, excavation DAIK O 4534	receipt of Valerion and his associate tax farmers (misthotai) through the scribe Sarapion for laographia of year 2 and desmophylakon, paid by Petorzmethis, son of Ammonios and Thinephotes in year 3 of Hadrian.
	Ostr. Elephantine, excavation DAIK O 4535	receipt of Valerios Marion and his associate supervisors of the Sacred Gate of Syene through the assistant Pachompsachis for laographia, paid by Kalasiris, son of Petorzmethis and Thinpetorzmethis, in year 2 of Antoninus.
	Ostr. Elephantine, excavation DAIK O 4537	Receipt for poll tax of year 3 of Domitian, written by Peleas, paid by Psnsnos, son of Petorzmethis
	Ostr. Elephantine, excavation DAIK O 4538	Receipt of the tax farmers Herakleides and Isidoros through the assistant Pachompsachis for cheironaxion of year 4 in two instalments, paid by Zmenpos, son of Harpaesis, in year 5 of Antoninus
	Perg. Cairo EM without number	Hebrews 13, 12- end Galatians 1, 1-2; 4, 12-29
	Ostr. Elephantine, excavation DAIK O 4539	Receipt of Longinus Serenus and Petronius Bassianus, collector for money taxes at Elephantine, for the contribution of year 5, paid by Harpaesis, son of Panapotis and Senpapremithes. with signature of Petronius Bassianus
	Ostr. Elephantine, excavation DAIK O 4540	receipt of practor Hermogenes for cheironaxion of year 6 of Trajan, paid by Zmenpos, son of Petorzmethis
	Ostr. Elephantine, excavation DAIK O 4541	Receipt of Longinus Serenus and Petronius Bassianus, collector for money taxes at Elephantine, for unknown tax (merismos?) of year 7, with signature of Petronius Bassianus
	Ostr. Elephantine, excavation DAIK O 4543	Receipt of Longinus Crispus, epiteretes, and his associates, through the scribe Paniskos, for trade tax (cheironaxion) of year 12 of Hadrian, paid by Zmenpos, son of Harpaesis and Sentithoes; signed by Longinus (Crispus) epiteretes
	Ostr. Elephantine, excavation DAIK O 4544	receipt of Didymion praktor, written by Palachemis the scribe, for poll tax and trade tax of year 5 of Hadrian, paid by Zmenpos, son of Petorzmethis and Kleopatra
	Ostr. Elephantine, excavation DAIK O 4545
	Ostr. Elephantine, excavation DAIK O 4548	end of a receipt with remains of the date
	Ostr. Elephantine, excavation DAIK O 4549	document of incertain content
	Ostr. Elephantine, excavation DAIK O 4550	Receipt for installments for unknown tax of year 8 of Vespasian or Domitian?
	Ostr. Elephantine, excavation DAIK O 4551	Recept for unknown tax in year 20? of unknown ruler
	Ostr. Elephantine, excavation DAIK O 4552 + 4593 + 4613	receipt of praktor Sokrates for laographia of year 9 of Domitianus, paid by Petorzmethis, son of Petorzmethis in year 10.
	Ostr. Elephantine, excavation DAIK O 4554	Receipt of unknown collector for unknown tax
	Ostr. Elephantine, excavation DAIK O 4557	End of receipt with date.
	Ostr. Elephantine, excavation DAIK O 4720	Receipt for the contribution for the ship of the praetorium, fragment
	Ostr. Elephantine, excavation DAIK O 4559	receipt of Zenon, tax farmer of the Sacred Gate of Soene through Pachompsachis, assistant, for trade tax and poll tax of year 10 or Antoninus, paid by Harpaesis, son of Zmenpos and Thinpsansnos.
	Ostr. Elephantine, excavation DAIK O 4721
	Ostr. Elephantine, excavation DAIK O 4561	Receipt for money of year 20 of Trajan.
	Ostr. Elephantine, excavation DAIK O 4562	Receipt for unknown tax
	Ostr. Elephantine, excavation DAIK O 4563	Receipt for trade tax (cheironaxion) of year 11 of Hadrian, issued by the assistant Sarapion
	Ostr. Elephantine, excavation DAIK O 4565	Receipt for trade tax (cheironaxion) of year 2 of Antoninus and poll tax and trade tax of year 20 of Hadrian in installments, written by the assistant Pachompsachis.
	Ostr. Elephantine, excavation DAIK O 4566	Receipt for poll tax
	Ostr. Elephantine, excavation DAIK O 4567 + 4569	Receipt of Soter and Papremithes, praktores argyrikon of Elephantine, for contribution of year 9 of Antoninus, paid by Petorzmethis , son of Petorzmethis and Tinamonchis
	Ostr. Elephantine, excavation DAIK O 4568	document of incertain content
	Ostr. Elephantine, excavation DAIK O 4570	receipt of practor Hermogenes for cheironaxion of year 2 of Trajan, paid by the brothers Petorzmethis and Zmenpos, both sons of Petorzmethis; a second receipt of a third brother is added.
	Ostr. Elephantine, excavation DAIK O 4572	receipt of Ammonios and Petorzmethis, praktores, for merismos potamophylakidos, paid by Zm---, with signature of praktor Ammonios.
	Ostr. Elephantine, excavation DAIK O 4574	Letter? mentioning a kybernetes
	Ostr. Elephantine, excavation DAIK O 4576	Letter or contract.
	Ostr. Elephantine, excavation DAIK O 4577	Receipt for a tax on dates of year 6 of Domitian, issued by Nikomachos, paid by Kleopatra
	Ostr. Elephantine, excavation DAIK O 4579
	Ostr. Elephantine, excavation DAIK O 4580	Receipt of Domitios Fannianus and Germanus collectors of money taxes for the price of public dates of year 11 of Antoninus Pius, paid by Tipsansnos on account of Petesouchos son of Harpaesis, in year 12 of Antoninus Pius.
	Ostr. Elephantine, excavation DAIK O 4581	Receipt for poll tax of year 5 of Vespasian, written by Melanthis, paid by Petorzmethis, son of Petorzmethis
	Ostr. Elephantine, excavation DAIK O 4582	document of incertain content, list of names?
	Ostr. Elephantine, excavation DAIK O 4583	Receipt of Antiochos Kassianos and his associate supervisors of the Sacred gate of Soene through the assistant Phanophis for laographia, desmophylakon and merismos epikephalaiou anakechorekoton, paid by Zm---; with signature of Antiochos Cassianus
	Ostr. Elephantine, excavation DAIK O 4584	Receipt for trade tax of year 10 of Nero.
	Ostr. Elephantine, excavation DAIK O 4585	receipt of the tax farmers Herakleides and Isidoros through the assistant Pachompsachis for laographia of year 4 of Antoninus Pius, paid by Kalasiris, son of Petorzmethis and Thinpetorzmethis.
	Ostr. Elephantine, excavation DAIK O 4586	Receipt for trade tax (cheironaxion) of year 15 of Domitian, paid by Psansnos, son of Petorzmethis, written by the praktor Sokrates, countersigned by Menelaos
	Ostr. Elephantine, excavation DAIK O 4587	Receipt for trade tax of year 5 of Domitian, paid by Petorzmethis, son of Petorzmethis, written by Peleas.
	Ostr. Elephantine, excavation DAIK O 4588	receipt of practor Hermogenes for cheironaxion of year 1 of Trajan, paid by Psais, son of Petorzmethis
	Ostr. Elephantine, excavation DAIK O 4589	Receipt of Iunius Mousaios and his associate tax farmers of the 2%-tax (pentekoste, customs) of the harbour of Syene, for the import fee for 2500 empty jars in year 11 of Domitian, paid by Sarapion, son of Sarapion.
	Ostr. Elephantine, excavation DAIK O 4590	receipt of practor Sokrates for cheironaxion of year 14 of Domitian, paid by Psais, son of Petorzmethis
	Ostr. Elephantine, excavation DAIK O 4591	receipt of practor Hermogenes for laographia of year 2 of Trajan, paid by Harpaesis, son of Petorzmethis.
	Ostr. Elephantine, excavation DAIK O 4592	Receipt of Domitios Fannianus and Germanus, collectors of money taxes, for merismos of year 14 of Antoninus, paid by Kalasiris, son of Petorzmethis and Senpetorzmethis
	Ostr. Elephantine, excavation DAIK O 4594	REceipt of Melanthis from year 3 of Vespasian
	Ostr. Elephantine, excavation DAIK O 4595	Receipt of a praktor of Elephantine
	Ostr. Elephantine, excavation DAIK O 4596	letter mentioning priests of Elephantine
	Ostr. Elephantine, excavation DAIK O 4597	Letter of Kleophanes
	Ostr. Elephantine, excavation DAIK O 4601	Two receipts on one ostrakon: 1. receipt of praktor Ammonios for the wages for sailors on river police boats, paid by Zmenpos, son of Harpaesis 2. receipt of praktor Sanmous for the contribution for river police boats, paid by Zmenpos, son of Harpaesis
	Ostr. Elephantine, excavation DAIK O 4602	Receipt of Didymion praktor (through the scribe Palachemis), for poll tax of year 18 of Trajan, paid by Kleopatra in year 19 of Trajan
	Ostr. Elephantine, excavation DAIK O 4604	Receipt for poll tax written by Pachompsachis in the reign of Antoninus
	Ostr. Elephantine, excavation DAIK O 4605	Receipt for survey tax on palm groves written by the cheiristes Antistianos in year 7 or Domitian
	Ostr. Elephantine, excavation DAIK O 4606	Receipt for unknown tax of yeaar 16 of Trajan, paid by Zmenpos, son of Harpaesis and Sentithoes (archive). The scribe might be the same as in P.Bingen 85 (O.Eleph. inv. 2576)
	Ostr. Elephantine, excavation DAIK O 4607	Receipt of Iulius Sabinus epiteretes and associates, through the scribe Sarapion for trade tax of year 18, paid by Sansnos
	Ostr. Elephantine, excavation DAIK O 4608	Fragment of an account of grain and money
	Ostr. Elephantine, excavation DAIK O 4609	Receipt of Soter and Papremithes, praktores argyrikon of Elephantine, for contribution of year 8, paid by Harpaesis, son of Zmenpos and Thinpsansnos
	Ostr. Elephantine, excavation DAIK O 4610	Receipt for trade tax (cheironaxion) of year 7 of Vespasian, paid by Petorzmethis, son of Petorzmethis, written by Melanthis
	Ostr. Elephantine, excavation DAIK O 4611	Receipt of the customs officers of the Latopolites, Ammonios and partners, for export of wheat and barley and a female ass, paid by Harpaesis, son of Ammonios, in year 7 of Hadrian
	Ostr. Elephantine, excavation DAIK O 4612	Receipt of Ulpius Cerealis, tax farmer of the Sacred Gate of Syene, through the assistant Serenos, for unknown tax of year 23? of Antoninus, paid by Petenenteris, son of Sansnos and Thinpetorzmethis, for completion of the yearly payment
	Ostr. Elephantine, excavation DAIK O 4614	Literary fragment of unknown content
	Ostr. Elephantine, excavation DAIK O 4625	Receipt of the bank of Syene for tetarte halieon, paid by Bienchis, son of Zmenichnoubis, signed by the banker Ammonios
	Ostr. Elephantine, excavation DAIK O 4626	receipt of Soter and Papremithes, praktores argyrikon of Elephantine for merismos
	Ostr. Elephantine, excavation DAIK O 4637	Receipt for poll tax in the reign of Tiberius, paid by Psenamonthes ---, countersigned by Ammonios, son of Apollonios.
	Ostr. Elephantine, excavation DAIK O 4641	document of incertain content The Demotic parts are unreadable due to the fragmentary condition.
	Ostr. Elephantine, excavation DAIK O 4642	Receipt of the bank clerk Herakleides of the banker Apollonios, for date palms of the 1st year of Gaius, paid by ---, son of Pachnoubis, through ---, in year 2 of Gaius.
	Ostr. Elephantine, excavation DAIK O 4646	List of names
	Ostr. Elephantine, excavation DAIK O 4647	document of incertain content, few traces of letters
	Ostr. Elephantine, excavation DAIK O 4648	document of incertain content
	Ostr. Elephantine, excavation DAIK O 4651	document of incertain content
	Ostr. Elephantine, excavation DAIK O 4662	document of incertain content, account?
	Ostr. Elephantine, excavation DAIK O 4722	receipt of praktor Sokrates for laographia of year 2 of Titus, paid by Psenmonthes, son of Psenmonthes, with signature of Sokrates.
	Ostr. Elephantine, excavation DAIK O 4723	Receipt for monthly trade tax, paid for 4 months in the year 3 of Tiberius.
	Ostr. Elephantine, excavation DAIK O 4724	Receipt of the bank clerk Sarapion of the banker Apollonios, for date palms of the 4th year of Gaius, paid by Charmios?, through Senzmethis, tin year 5 of Gaius.
	Ostr. Elephantine, excavation DAIK O 4725	Receipt for the contribution --- of year 26 of Commodus, written by the assistant Ammonios, paid by --ap(), son of Panapotis and Senpetorzmethis
	Ostr. Elephantine, excavation DAIK O 4726	Receipt of the bank of Syene for akodrya, paid by Pachnoubis, son Horos, grandson of Hermodoros, and for land? of Hatpes, son of Hermodoros, signed by the banker Ammonios.
	Ostr. Elephantine, excavation DAIK O 4727	receipt of Didymion praktor, written by Palachemis the scribe, for poll tax and prison guards of year 5 of Hadrian, paid by Zmenpos, son of Harpaesis ---
	Ostr. Elephantine, excavation DAIK O 4728	Receipt for the contribution for the men who have fled, written by scribe Serenus in year 13 of Marc Aurel
	Ostr. Elephantine, excavation DAIK O 4731	Receipt in cheirographon form from Straton to Ammonios over the fullfillment of a payment of 300 arbatai.
	Ostr. Elephantine, excavation DAIK O 4742	Receipt of Verris Philoumenos for trade tax of year 11? of Vespasian in instalments, paid by Patersmetis?
	Ostr. Elephantine, excavation DAIK O 4744	Receipt of the tax farmer Stlaccius through his assistant Ammonios for an unknown tax
	Ostr. Elephantine, excavation DAIK O 4745	List of greek names with adnotations in front
	Ostr. Elephantine, excavation DAIK O 4760	receipt of Valerion and his associate tax farmers (misthotai) through the scribe Sarapion for laographia and desmophylakon
	Ostr. Elephantine, excavation DAIK O 4765	receipt of Soter and Papremithes, praktores argyrikon of Elephantine, for contribution of year 9, paid by Psais, son of Petorzmethis and Tisatis.
	Ostr. Elephantine, excavation DAIK O 4766	Receipt for contributions of year 31 of Commodus, potamophylakidos and ploiou praisidiou and watch towers
	Ostr. Elephantine, excavation DAIK O 4774	Receipt of Antiochos Kassianos and his associate supervisors of the Sacred gate of Soene for laographia and desmophylakon, paid by P---, son of --- and the mother Thinpsansnos; with signature of Antiochos Cassianus
	Ostr. Elephantine, excavation DAIK O 4782	Receipt for poll tax of year 10 of Hadrian, paid by Petorzmethis, son of Petorzmethis in year 10 of Hadrian; written by Sarapion I.
	Ostr. Elephantine, excavation DAIK O 4768	Receipt for poll tax of year 16 of Antoninus, paid in installments. dating from y 17 to 21 fragment
	Ostr. Elephantine, excavation DAIK O 4770	Receipt for survey tax on palm groves written the assistant Serenus in year 17 of Marc Aurel
	Ostr. Elephantine, excavation DAIK O 4818	Receipt of Iulios Sabinos and associate supervisors of the Sacred Gate of Syene through the assistant Pachompsachis, for unknown tax
	Ostr. Elephantine, excavation DAIK O 4843	Receipt of praktor Sanmous for contribution for river police boats of year 5 of Hadrian, paid by Bienchis, son of Petorzmethis and Tesauris, written by the scribe Sarapion.
	Ostr. Elephantine, excavation DAIK O 4844	Receipt of Annius Ammonianus and Sarapammon, son of Pachnoubis, for merismoi of year 3, paid by Pachnoubis, son of Bienchis and Thinpa---, signed by Sarapammon.
	Ostr. Elephantine, excavation DAIK O 4857	receipt of petronius Bassianos and Macer, tax collectors of Elephantine, for contribution of year 7?, paid by ---, son of Petorzmethis and Thinpsansnos
	Ostr. Elephantine, excavation DAIK O 4921	receipt for poll tax for year 10 of Tiberius, paid by Bienchis, son of Pelaias, written by Pachompretis, son of Pelaias.
	Ostr. Elephantine, excavation DAIK O 4938	Receipt of the tax farmer Stlaccius through Serenus the younger, for trade tax of year 19 of Antoninus, paid in year 20 of Antoninus.
	Ostr. Elephantine, excavation DAIK O 4933	Receipt of Melanthis for laographia of year 2 of Vespasian, with signature of Melanthis
	Ostr. Elephantine, excavation DAIK O 4937	Receipt of Rufonius Antigonos (collector) for survey tax on date groves of year 1, paid in year 2 of Nero or Vespasian, by Tisatis, daughter of Patrasnouphis
	Ostr. Elephantine, excavation DAIK O 4940	receipt of praktor Sokrates for laographia of year 13 of Domitianus, paid by Peteuris, son of Pateuris
	Ostr. Elephantine, excavation DAIK O 4951	Receipt of Valerios Serenos and another? supervisor of the Sacred Gate. and Ulpius Cerealis, tax farmer, through the scribe Antonius Iulas, probably for geometria phoinikonos of year 4, paid in year 5 of Marc Aurel and Verus
	Ostr. Elephantine, excavation DAIK O 4959	Receipt of the bank of Syene for akrodrya of year 2 of Tiberius, paid by Sen--- in year 3 of Tiberius, for a 1/8 + 1/16 + 1/32 aroura, issued by the banker Ammonios.
	Ostr. Elephantine, excavation DAIK O 4913	Receipt of the supervisor (epiteretes) Dionysios and his associates through the assistant Minucius Niger for survey tax on palm groves, paid by Pachnoubis--- on account of the stone mason Pachnoubis in year 18 of Marc Aurel
	Ostr. Elephantine, excavation DAIK O 4996	Receipt of Antistianes, cheiristes (bank clerk), for survey tax on palm groves of year 9, paid in year 10 of Domitian by Petosiris, son of Pachnoubis?.
	Ostr. Elephantine, excavation DAIK O 4997	Receipt of the tax farmer Stlaccius, through Pachnoubis, son of Petorzmethis, for geometria phoinikonos for the harvest of year 20, paid by Bienchis, son of Peeis, on account of Pachompatramsnouphis, in year 21 of Antoninus
	Ostr. Elephantine, excavation DAIK O 5152	Receipt of telonai for customs fees or monthly trade tax, year 19 of Trajan
	Ostr. Elephantine, excavation DAIK O 5154	Receipt for poll tax of year 13 of Antoninus, issued by the assistant Ammonios, with signature of Longinus ? epiteretes
	Ostr. Elephantine, excavation DAIK O 5141	Receipt of Rufonius Antigonos (collector) for survey tax on date groves of year 3 of Vespasian
	Ostr. Elephantine, excavation DAIK O 5138	note on the delivery? of woven reed mats (psiathia) of Iakobos
	Ostr. Elephantine, excavation DAIK O 5179	receipt of Zenon, tax farmer of the Sacred Gate of Soene through Pachompsachis, assistant, for laographia of year 10 of Antoninus, paid by Pachnoubis, son of Petorzmethis and Thinpsansnos
	Ostr. Elephantine, excavation DAIK O 5187	Receipt of Domitius Fannianus and Germanus collectors of money taxes for merismos of year 13 of Hadrian, paid by Pachnoumis, son of Pachnoumis and Thinpsansnos
	Ostr. Elephantine, excavation DAIK O 1325	Receipt of Germanus and Domitius Phanninanus, collectors of money taxes of Elephantine, for contribution of year 11 of Antoninus, paid by Papremithes, son of Phanophis and Senpatanoukis
	Ostr. Elephantine, excavation DAIK O 1348	Fragment of a receipt of praktor Sokrates
	Ostr. London, British Library Egerton 2	Receipt for customs duties for pitch and other items
	Ostr. London, British Library Egerton 3	Receipt of tax farmers NN and Pachnoubis the jounger, for brickmaking trade of year 5 of an unknown emperor, for the month Hathyr
	Ostr. London, British Library Egerton 4	Receipt of Antonius Malchaios, head of the harbour guard of Syene, for harbour fees (enhormion) for cargoes made from Pachon until Mesore, paid by Ammonios, son of NN, with signature of Antonius Malchaios
	Ostr. London, British Library Egerton 5	Receipt of Iulius Sabinus and Gellius Perses and their associate supervisors of Syene for poll tax of year 17 of Hadrian, paid by Ammonios, son of NN and the mother Senpetorzmethis
	Ostr. London, British Library Egerton 6	Receipt for the harvest tax of date palms, hardly readable, early roman
	Ostr. London, British Library Egerton 7	Receipt of Hermogenes praktor for poll tax of year 2 of Trajan.
	Ostr. London, British Library Egerton 8	Fragment of incertain content
	Ostr. London, British Library Egerton 9	document of incertain content, perhaps account?
	Ostr. London, British Library Egerton 10	Receipt of Nemonius Longus and Sokrates---, customs officers of the harbour of Syene, for the import of wheat, lentils, oil and barly, paid by Sansnos, son of ---.
	Ostr. London, British Library Egerton 11	Receipt of Flavius Eutyches, tax farmer (misthotes) of the Sacred Gate of Syene, and Longinus Crispus, and associate supervisors, through the assitant Sarapion, for poll tax of year 11 of Hadrian, paid by Pachnoubis, son of Petorzmethis --- and the mother Tisatis in year 12 of Hadrian.
	Ostr. London, British Library Egerton 12	Receipt for merismoi of donkeys? annona of the lord is mentioned
	Ostr. London, British Library Egerton 13	Account of money with a list of names paying each 4 drachmas
	Ostr. London, British Library Egerton 14	Receipt of --- Serenos for merismoi, paid by Menophilos, son of Harpaesis and Tisatis. Praktor is perhaps Iulius Serenus, active during Marc Aurel and Commodus
	Ostr. London, British Library Egerton 15	Uncertain script and language
	Ostr. London, British Library 12071	List of names with checking marks
	Ostr. London, British Library 12073	Fragment of a receipt for a contribution
	Ostr. London, British Library 12077	Receipt of Iulius Cornelianus and Pelaias, collectors of money taxes at Elephantine, for the price of public dates?, paid by NN, on the name of Petepoueris---
	Ostr. London, British Library 12078	Receipt of Ulpius Cerealis, tax farmer of the Sacred Gate of Syene, through the assistant Pachnoubis, for poll tax of year 2 of Marc Aurel and Verus, paid by NN, son of Ammonios and the mother NN.
	Ostr. London, British Library 12081	Receipt of Hierax and Herodes, supervisors, through the assistants Marcus Annius Nemonianus and Serenos Junior, for the survey tax on palm groves, paid by P---, on account of NN, son of Bienchis and another person.
	Ostr. London, British Library 12083	Fragment of a receipt of Iulius Sabinus supervisor of the Sacred Gate (epiteretes), through the scribe Sarapion, for laographia
	Ostr. London, British Library 12084	Receipt of the tax farmers Herakleides and Isidoros through the assistant Sarapion, for the survey tax on palm groves of year 4 of Antoninus, paid by Thinpsansnos in year 5 of Antoninus.
	Ostr. London, British Library 12085	account if incertain items
	Ostr. London, British Library 12087	Receipt of praktor Sanmous for contribution for river police boats of year 3 and 2 of Hadrian; written by the scribe Sarapion.
	Ostr. London, British Library 12089	Receipt for trade tax (cheironaxion) of year 3 of Vespasian, paid by Amenophis, son of Pach--
	Ostr. London, British Library 12092	Fragment of a receipt containing the end with the date, hand of Serenos
	Ostr. London, British Library 12094	Receipt of Phanophis, praktor argyrikon Elephantines, for the contributions of year 19 of Antoninus
	Ostr. London, British Library 12095	Receipt of unknown collector for unknown tax, paid by Petorzmethis ---, 5 dr., reign of Hadrian
	Ostr. London, British Library 12097	list of days with entries for temple duties? Syenitai are mentioned
	Ostr. London, British Library 12098	receipt of practor Hermogenes for laographia of year 7 of Trajan
	Ostr. London, British Library 12099	Fragment of incertain content, hardly readable
	Ostr. London, British Library 12100	Account of wheat and barley
	Ostr. London, British Library 12101	Receipt of Antiochos Kassianos and his associate supervisors of the Sacred gate of Soene through the assistant Phanophis for merismos epikephalaiou anakechorekoton, paid by Petorzmethis, son of Petorzmethis and Tisatis; with signature of Antiochos Cassianus
	Ostr. London, British Library 12104	List of names with amounts of nomismatia
	Ostr. London, British Library 12105	Letter of incertain content. Written by Palachemis.
	Ostr. London, British Library 12107	Account of chalkomata?
	Ostr. London, British Library 12108	Receipt of Ammonios, tax farmer (telones) for monthly trade tax, which is collected by supervisors, paid by Psenpateoris for the month Mesore of year 16 of Hadrian. with signature of Ammonios
	Ostr. London, British Library 12109	Receipt? for the value/price of wine, paid in natura?, litres are mentioned
	Ostr. London, British Library 12110	Fragment of a receipt of the harbour guard? of Syene.
	Ostr. London, British Library 12112	Fragment of a receipt containing the end with parts of a date, year 20 of unknown emperor, Hathyr 10.
	Ostr. London, British Library 12113	Receipt of Valerios Marion and his associate supervisors of the Sacred Gate of Syene, through the assistant Sarapion, for survey tax on palm groves of year 1 of Antoninus and for the fifth of year 20 of the deified Hadrian, paid in year 2 of Antoninus Pius
	Ostr. London, British Library 12119	Fragment of an order for payment to a certain Philammon
	Ostr. London, British Library 12122	Receipt of Zenon, tax farmer of the Sacred gate of Soene through Ammonios, assistant, for poll tax, paid by Psentithiois, son of P--- and the mother Thinbienchis.
	Ostr. London, British Library 12123	List of female persons, identified as wife of ---
	Ostr. London, British Library 12125	Account of a bank? with names and numerals, mentioning a mulberry tree? (sykaminos) or a place called Sykaminos.
	Ostr. London, British Library 12128	Fragment of a receipt containing the end with parts of a date of year 18 of Hadrian
	Ostr. London, British Library 12129	Fragment of a receipt containing the end with parts of a date
	Ostr. London, British Library 12130	Fragment of a receipt containing the signature of the scribe Kakren
	Ostr. London, British Library 12132	Fragment of a receipt or an order for payment from the temple administration (prostates)
	Ostr. London, British Library 12133 + 14196	Account with female names and amounts of money, paid in certain months
	Ostr. London, British Library 12134	Account of incertain nature
	Ostr. London, British Library 12140	Fragment of a receipt containing the end with parts of a date
	Ostr. London, British Library 12141	Account of incertain nature
	Ostr. London, British Library 12147	Receipt of Palachemis, son of Zmentpos, to Hatpes, son of Tyrannos, for fees of the harbour guard (enhormion?) of the month Payni of year 12 of Hadrian
	Ostr. London, British Library 12148	Receipt of unknown collector for unknown tax
	Ostr. London, British Library 12149	Document, names mentioned
	Ostr. London, British Library 12151	Letter from Antiochos to Onnophris, concerning a loan, mentioning interest
	Ostr. London, British Library 12143	Bank receipt of the Bank of the Gate, for an unknown tax of silver smiths? of Elephantine of year 14 for the months Tybi and Mechir
	Ostr. London, British Library 12152	document of incertain content.
	Ostr. London, British Library 12153	Account of incertain nature
	Ostr. London, British Library 12154	Account of money, list with names and nomismatia
	Ostr. London, British Library 12155	Beginning fo a receipt of Valerios Marion and his associate supervisors (epiteretai) through the assistant Pachompsachis for unknown tax
	Ostr. London, British Library 12156	Beginning of a receipt of Valerios Marion and his associate supervisors (epiteretai) through the assistant Sarapion for unknown tax
	Ostr. London, British Library 12157	Account of money, list of names and amounts of drachmas, women included
	Ostr. London, British Library 12160	document of incertain content
	Ostr. London, British Library 12161	Receipt of Iulius --- and associates, for unidentified tax? of the month Epeiph
	Ostr. London, British Library 12163	receipt of praktor Kalasiris through the scribe Iunius Valens for merismos potamophylakidon of year 13 of Hadrian
	Ostr. London, British Library 12166	Fragment of a list with names
	Ostr. London, British Library 12400	List with names
	Ostr. London, British Library 12417	Receipt of unknown collectors of the reign of Trajan, for unknown tax
	Ostr. London, British Library 12422	Account of grain and vegetables, listing names and quantities
	Ostr. London, British Library 12434	Receipt of Ulpius Cerealis, tax farmer of the Sacred Gate of Syene, and Valerius Serenus and associate supervisors, through the assistant Serenos, for an unknown tax of year 4 of Marc-Aurel and Verus, paid by Panapotis ---
	Ostr. London, British Library 12438	Receipt of unknown collector for unknown tax written by the scribe Pachompsachis, probably in year 22 of Hadrian, paid by Petorzmethis, son of --- and Thipsan---
	Ostr. London, British Library 12443	Receipt for the survey tax on palm groves of unknown collector of Syene
	Ostr. London, British Library 12451	Receipt of unknown collector for unknown tax of the reign of Marcus Aurelius and Verus in two instalments
	Ostr. London, British Library 12459	Receipt of unknown collector for unknown tax
	Ostr. London, British Library 12469	Receipt of unknown collector for unknown tax of year 3 of Marc Aurel and Verus
	Ostr. London, British Library 12472	Fragment of a receipt of Ammonios, collector of the sales tax, for the sale? of a ship?, paid in year 4 of Trajan.
	Ostr. London, British Library 12473	receipt of Valerius Serenus and Palachemis, the two praktores argyrikon of Elephantine, through Petorzmethis, assistant, for unknown tax, paid in year 4 of Marc Aurel and Verus
	Ostr. London, British Library 12474	Receipt of Iulius Kornelianus and Germanos, collectors of money taxes at Elephantine, for merismoi
	Ostr. London, British Library 12475	Receipt of Flavius Eutyches, tax farmer (misthotes) of the Sacred Gate of Syene, and Longinus Crispus, and associate supervisors, through the assitant Sarapion, for unknown tax
	Ostr. London, British Library 12478	Receipt of Longinus Serenus and Petronios Bassianos, praktores argyrikon of Elephantine, for time demosiou phoinikos of the harvest of year 6 of Antoninus and Verus, paid in year 7, Hathyr 18. with signature of Petronius
	Ostr. London, British Library 12479	Account of incertain content
	Ostr. London, British Library 12490	List of names
	Ostr. London, British Library 14012	Account of money with unknown abbreviations
	Ostr. London, British Library 14015	Receipt of praktor Sokrates for unknown tax of year 12 of Domitian, paid by Peteuris, son of Peteuris
	Ostr. London, British Library 14035	Account of incertain content, hardly readable
	Ostr. London, British Library 14037	Receipt of praktores Asinnius, son of Didymos, and Ammonios, through Ammonios?, for the contribution of year 12, namely for towing of boats, building of guard posts and other, paid by Petorzmethis, son of Petorzmethis, grandson of Psais.
	Ostr. London, British Library 14042	Account with names and numerals
	Ostr. London, British Library 14053	receipt of Valerion and his associate tax farmers (misthotai) through the scribe Sarapion for laographia, paid by Petorzmethis, son of NN and Senpachnoubis; installments.
	Ostr. London, British Library 14055	Account of money listing names and amounts of drachmas, perhaps of a family: son and daughters are mentioned
	Ostr. London, British Library 14056	Receipt for poll tax of year 19 of Trajan, paid by Harpaesis, son of Phanophis and the mother Tachomtbekis, written by the scribe Sarapion 1, probably for the praktor Didymion.
	Ostr. London, British Library 14125	document of incertain content.
	Ostr. London, British Library 14129	Private letter concerning the shipment of pitch.
	Ostr. London, British Library 14133	Fragment of a receipt
	Ostr. London, British Library 14135	Painted label in the shape of a mummy tag on an ostracon, displaying Greek writing
	Ostr. London, British Library 14143	receipt of praktor Hermogenes
	Ostr. London, British Library 14158	Letter of Dioskoros to his daughter, content incertain
	Ostr. London, British Library 14164	Receipt of praktor Sokrates for cheironaxion of year 12 of Domitian, with signature of Sokrates.
	Ostr. London, British Library 14192	Receipt of Valerios Marion and his associate supervisors (epiteretai) through the assistant Pachompsachis for poll tax of year 3 of Antoninus.
	Ostr. London, British Library 14196 + 12133	list of names, mostly female
	Ostr. London, British Library 14206	Receipt of Valerios Marion and his associate supervisors (epiteretai) through the assistant Pachompsachis for unknown tax of year 22 of Hadrian
	Ostr. London, British Library 14282	Iulius Kornelianus and Pelaias, son of Petearensnouphis, praktores, confirm a person whose name is lost of having paid the contribution for the 14th regnal year. Demotic subscription: Name of issuer and second praktor Pelaias, son of Petearensnouphis.
	Ostr. London, British Library 16015	Receipt of Antiochos Kassianos, Arrius Publianus, Iulius Maximus and their associate supervisors of the Sacred gate of Soene through the assistant Phanophis for trade tax of year 15, probably paid in year 16.
	Ostr. London, British Library 16016	Receipt of supervisor (epiteretes) Lucius Aurelius for laographia, year 15-17 of Trajan
	Perg. Cairo EM without number	In Munier`s edition the text was not identified, tentatively "Livre d`Enoch" (Book of Enoch). Birger A. Pearson identifies it as fragments of a homily on the four living creatures of the Apoclypse of St. John (Rev 4,6-8). Another manuscript with this homily is in the Pierpont Morgan Library (M612), the present fragments correspond to paragraphs 25-27 of this M612 manuscript. In this section Christ gives a description of the four creatures in a dialogue with Thomas.
	Ostr. London, British Library 13986	receipt of praktor Hermogenes for laographia of an unknown year o Trajan; with signature of Hermogenes
	St. Aswan, Islamic cemetery 823	Tombstone
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	St. Aswan, Islamic cemetery 27	Tombstone
	St. Aswan, Islamic cemetery 119+778	Tombstone
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	St. Aswan, Islamic cemetery 667	Tombstone
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	Ostr. Cairo EM SR SR 18955	Receipt of Antonius Malchaios, head of the harbour guard of Syene, for harbour fees (enhormion) for cargoes made from Tybi until Pharmouthi, paid by Sansnos, son of Maikianos, with signature of Antonius Malchaios
	Ostr. Cairo EM SR SR 18955	receipt of Ammonios and Dionysios, pratores argyrikon of Syene, for the Dacian canal (of Trajan) and for the wages on soldiers of river police boats, paid by NN, son of NN and Tisatis, with signature of Dionysios
	Ostr. Cairo EM SR SR 18955	receipt of Ammonios and Petorzmethis alias Mel---, pratores argyrikon of Syene, for the Dacian canal (of Trajan) and for the wages of soldiers of river police boats, paid by NN, son of Pachnoubis and Thin---, with signature
	Ostr. Cairo EM SR SR 18955	Receipt of Gaius Iulius Maximus and his partners, customs officers of the harbour at Syene, for various goods exported.
	Ostr. Cairo EM SR SR 18955	Receipt of praktor Sanmous for contribution for river police boats, paid by NN, son of Zmenpos and the mother ---, in year 5 of Hadrian; written by the scribe Sarapion.
	Ostr. Cairo EM SR SR 18955	Receipt of Sempronius Celer through Palachemis for for poll tax and prison guards of year 6 of Hadrian, paid by Harpaesis alias Loxos, son of Harpaesis and Tanouris.
	Ostr. Cairo EM SR SR 18955	Receipt for the survey tax on palm groves written and signed by Palachemis, paid by Harpaesis, son of Patramsnouphis. The tax collector is not mentioned.
	Ostr. Cairo EM SR SR 18955	Receipt of Antiochos Kassianos and his associate supervisors of the Sacred gate of Soene through the assistant Phanophis for laographia, desmophylakon and merismos epikephalaiou anakechorekoton, paid by Psenchnoubis, son of Petorzmethis
	Ostr. Cairo EM SR SR 18955	Receipt of Ulpius Cerealis, tax farmer of the Sacred Gate of Syene, and Valerius Serenus and associate supervisors, through the assistant Serenos, for poll tax of year 4 of Marc-Aurel and Verus, paid by Psentisatis, son of Sarapion and Thinpachnoubis in year 5.
	St. Aswan, Islamic cemetery 830	Tombstone
	St. Aswan, Islamic cemetery 194	Tombstone
	St. Aswan, Islamic cemetery 713	Tombstone
	St. Aswan, Islamic cemetery 42	Tombstone
	St. Aswan, Islamic cemetery 197	Tombstone
	St. Aswan, Islamic cemetery 43	Tombstone
	St. Aswan, Islamic cemetery 218	Tombstone
	St. Aswan, Islamic cemetery 35	Tombstone
	St. Aswan, Islamic cemetery 25	Tombstone
	St. Aswan, Islamic cemetery 114	Tombstone
	St. Aswan, Islamic cemetery 205	Tombstone
	St. Aswan, Islamic cemetery 44	Tombstone
	St. Aswan, Islamic cemetery 544	Tombstone
	St. Aswan, Islamic cemetery 847	Tombstone
	St. Aswan, Islamic cemetery 151	Tombstone
	St. Aswan, Islamic cemetery 45	Tombstone
	St. Aswan, Islamic cemetery 699	Tombstone
	St. Aswan, Islamic cemetery 54	Tombstone
	St. Aswan, Islamic cemetery 161	Tombstone
	St. Aswan, Islamic cemetery 47	Tombstone
	St. Aswan, Islamic cemetery 284	Tombstone
	St. Aswan, Islamic cemetery 69	Tombstone
	St. Aswan, Islamic cemetery 844	Tombstone
	St. Aswan, Islamic cemetery 166	Tombstone
	St. Aswan, Islamic cemetery 184	Tombstone
	St. Aswan, Islamic cemetery 885	Tombstone
	St. Aswan, Islamic cemetery 279	Tombstone
	St. Aswan, Islamic cemetery 214	Tombstone
	St. Aswan, Islamic cemetery 181	Tombstone
	St. Aswan, Islamic cemetery 41	Tombstone
	St. Aswan, Islamic cemetery 225	Tombstone
	St. Aswan, Islamic cemetery 11	Tombstone
	St. Aswan, Islamic cemetery 48	Tombstone
	St. Aswan, Islamic cemetery 683	Tombstone
	St. Aswan, Islamic cemetery 100	Tombstone
	St. Aswan, Islamic cemetery 761	Tombstone
	St. Aswan, Islamic cemetery 971	Tombstone
	St. Aswan, Islamic cemetery 43	Tombstone
	St. Aswan, Islamic cemetery 156	Tombstone
	St. Aswan, Islamic cemetery 978	Tombstone
	St. Aswan, Islamic cemetery 829	Tombstone
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	St. Aswan, Islamic cemetery 228	Tombstone
	St. Aswan, Islamic cemetery 163	Tombstone
	St. Aswan, Islamic cemetery 1017	Tombstone
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	St. Aswan, Islamic cemetery 317	Tombstone
	St. Aswan, Islamic cemetery 417	Tombstone
	St. Aswan, Islamic cemetery 173	Tombstone
	St. Aswan, Islamic cemetery 243	Tombstone
	St. Aswan, Islamic cemetery 307	Tombstone
	St. Aswan, Islamic cemetery 300	Tombstone
	St. Aswan, Islamic cemetery 190	Tombstone
	St. Aswan, Islamic cemetery 11	Tombstone
	St. Aswan, Islamic cemetery 216	Tombstone
	St. Aswan, Islamic cemetery 143	Tombstone
	St. Aswan, Islamic cemetery 235	Tombstone
	St. Aswan, Islamic cemetery 391	Tombstone
	St. Aswan, Islamic cemetery 197	Tombstone
	St. Aswan, Islamic cemetery 532	Tombstone
	St. Aswan, Islamic cemetery 278	Tombstone
	St. Aswan, Islamic cemetery 680	Tombstone
	St. Aswan, Islamic cemetery 56	Tombstone
	St. Aswan, Islamic cemetery 246	Tombstone
	St. Aswan, Islamic cemetery 59	Tombstone
	St. Aswan, Islamic cemetery 734	Tombstone
	St. Aswan, Islamic cemetery 110	Tombstone
	St. Aswan, Islamic cemetery 229	Tombstone
	St. Aswan, Islamic cemetery 229	Tombstone
	St. Aswan, Islamic cemetery 52	Tombstone
	St. Aswan, Islamic cemetery 99	Tombstone
	St. Aswan, Islamic cemetery 385	Tombstone
	St. Aswan, Islamic cemetery 53	Tombstone
	St. Aswan, Islamic cemetery 220	Tombstone
	St. Aswan, Islamic cemetery 54	Tombstone
	St. Aswan, Islamic cemetery 60	Tombstone
	St. Aswan, Islamic cemetery 196	Tombstone
	St. Aswan, Islamic cemetery 31	Tombstone
	St. Aswan, Islamic cemetery 855	Tombstone
	St. Aswan, Islamic cemetery 29	Tombstone
	St. Aswan, Islamic cemetery 325	Tombstone
	St. Aswan, Islamic cemetery 91	Tombstone
	St. Aswan, Islamic cemetery 199	Tombstone
	St. Aswan, Islamic cemetery 93	Tombstone
	St. Aswan, Islamic cemetery 470	Tombstone
	St. Aswan, Islamic cemetery 55	Tombstone
	St. Aswan, Islamic cemetery 61	Tombstone
	St. Aswan, Islamic cemetery 10	Tombstone
	St. Aswan, Islamic cemetery 155	Tombstone
	St. Aswan, Islamic cemetery 57	Tombstone
	St. Aswan, Islamic cemetery 893	Tombstone
	St. Aswan, Islamic cemetery 406	Tombstone
	St. Aswan, Islamic cemetery 213	Tombstone
	St. Aswan, Islamic cemetery 170	Tombstone
	St. Aswan, Islamic cemetery 707	Tombstone
	St. Aswan, Islamic cemetery 201	Tombstone
	St. Aswan, Islamic cemetery 735	Tombstone
	St. Aswan, Islamic cemetery 220	Tombstone
	St. Aswan, Islamic cemetery 50	Tombstone
	St. Aswan, Islamic cemetery 415	Tombstone
	St. Elephantine, excavation DAIK k12394	Funerary stela belonged to a woman who died 301 AH/913 CE.
	St. Elephantine, excavation DAIK k12437	Funerary stela belonged to a man who died 322 AH/934 CE.
	St. Elephantine, excavation DAIK 39002ALk-3	A fragment of a commemorative stela possibly a tombstone.
	St. P.Cair.IslArt inv. 2054	Tombstone
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	Ostr. Elephantine, excavation DAIK O 2417	Recommendation for sale.
	Ostr. Elephantine, excavation DAIK O 3337	Text on the dates trade.
	Ostr. Elephantine, excavation DAIK O 3398
	Ostr. Elephantine, excavation DAIK O 3401	Private letter on Coffee.
	Ostr. Elephantine, excavation DAIK O 3405
	Ostr. Elephantine, excavation DAIK O 3635	Private letter regarding business transactions.
	Ostr. Elephantine, excavation DAIK O 4244	Possibly account (persons connected with numbers?) of which most parts are lost.
	Ostr. Elephantine, excavation DAIK O 2414	Authorization to do business.
	Ostr. Elephantine, excavation DAIK O 3888	Private letter regarding business transactions.
	Ostr. Elephantine, excavation DAIK O 3772	Private letter.
	Ostr. Elephantine, excavation DAIK O 3883
	Ostr. Elephantine, excavation DAIK O 4245	Only remnants of names are visible. Due to the fragmentary condition, the context cannot be detected.
	Ostr. Elephantine, excavation DAIK O 419	Private letter regarding business transactions between muslims and christians.
	Ostr. Elephantine, excavation DAIK O 39001	Remnants of a text related to an account.
	Ostr. Elephantine, excavation DAIK O 4225
	Ostr. Elephantine, excavation DAIK O 99	Private letter regarding business transactions.
	Ostr. Elephantine, excavation DAIK O 4055	Remnants of a text related to business transactions.
	Ostr. Elephantine, excavation DAIK O 367
	Ostr. Elephantine, excavation DAIK O 2509	Contract of sale
	Ostr. Elephantine, excavation DAIK O 3334	Rent contract
	Ostr. Elephantine, excavation DAIK O 4207	Private letter about agricultural land
	Ostr. Elephantine, excavation DAIK O 3335	Money delivery receipt
	Ostr. Elephantine, excavation DAIK O 4224	Debt list
	Ostr. Elephantine, excavation DAIK O 46	Acknowledgment of debt
	Ostr. Elephantine, excavation DAIK O 433	A private letter requesting assistance
	Ostr. Elephantine, excavation DAIK O 2677	One line from a private letter.
	Ostr. Elephantine, excavation DAIK O 2678	Names list.
	Ostr. Elephantine, excavation DAIK O 3399	Text about fishing.
	Ostr. Elephantine, excavation DAIK O 3335	Text on the fish trade.
	Ostr. Elephantine, excavation DAIK O 182	Private letter
	Ostr. Elephantine, excavation DAIK O 3658	Text about the price of a monkey
	Ostr. Elephantine, excavation DAIK O 4235	Text about monopoly.
	Ostr. Elephantine, excavation DAIK O 3332	Text about monopoly.
	Ostr. Elephantine, excavation DAIK O 433	A private letter about transporting goods.
	Ostr. Elephantine, excavation DAIK O 447	Acknowledgment that the products has been received.
	Ostr. Elephantine, excavation DAIK O 166
	Ostr. Elephantine, excavation DAIK O 434
	Ostr. Elephantine, excavation DAIK 1633	Taoues and Ta-⸢..?..⸣[///] are confirrmed by Phatres, son of Hartopnachthes, of having paid the salt tax for the 33rd regnal year in an amount of ½ kite each (restored from the Greek subscription). Greek subscription by Petepiphis: presumably type (today lost), amount in Greek currency.
	Pap. Berlin P. 13461 D- P. 23140/77
	Pap. Berlin P. 13461-4
	Ostr. Berlin P. 12551	Receipt of Pachnoubis, son of Peteph..ios (?): Tsenmeaus has paid 20 drachmas in year 21 of Augustus.
	Ostr. London, British Library 14057	Account of money or Receipt for a contribution, starting with a date
	Ostr. London, British Library 14064	note or memo with the formula of the consular dating for the year 369 AD
	Ostr. London, British Library 12102	Receipt for an installment for poll tax (?) of year 17 of Hadrian, paid in year 18 by NN, son of Petorzmethis and Sen---, with signature of Valerios (Capito), epiteretes
	Ostr. London, British Library 14005	Label with personal name and unidentified abbreviations
	Ostr. London, British Library 14046	Receipt of Antiochos Kassianos and his associate supervisors of the Sacred gate of Soene (through the assistant Phanophis?) for laographia, paid by NN, son of Petorzmethis; with signature ?
	Ostr. London, British Library 14087	Receipt for an unknown tax of year 11 of Domitian, concerning land belonging to the Nubian god Mandoulis?
	Ostr. London, British Library 14093	Receipt for customs dues on wheat and lentils
	Ostr. London, British Library 14101	Receipt for pasture tax (ennomion) of a first year of an unknown ptolemaic ruler, for 1 sheep, paid by the woman Takaos.
	Ostr. London, British Library 5797	Receipt of Antiochos Kassianos and his associate supervisors of the Sacred gate of Soene through the assistant Phanophis for laographia?, desmophylakon? and merismos epikephalaiou anakechorekoton
	Ostr. London, British Library 5798	Receipt of Domitios Fannianus and Germanus, collectors of money taxes, for the contribution of year 12 of Antoninus Pius, paid by Harpaesis, son of Harpaesis? and Tachnoumis, and his son of the mother Thinpsen---.
	Ostr. London, British Library 5806	Receipt of praktor Petesouchos for contribution of ? (merismos dap---) for year 2 of Antoninus, paid by NN, son of Petorzmethis and ?.
	Ostr. London, British Library 5836	Receipt of praktor Soter for merismos of year 6 of Antoninus, paid by Patsibtis, son of Petorzmethis and Senpelaia, with signature of Soter.
	Ostr. Berlin P. 12552	Quittung des Veteranen Iulios Ammonis an Patubas. "elabon" points to the formula of receipts for enhormion
	Ostr. Berlin P. 12555	receipt of praktor Sokrates for laographia of year 8 of Domitian, paid by Peteuris, son of Petorzmethis, with signature of Sokrates in year 9
	Ostr. Berlin P. 12557	Receipt of praktor Sokrates for laographia of year 4 of Domitian
	Ostr. Berlin P. 12566	Acknowledgement of receipt of money loan by Aurelius Maryrios, son of Sabinus, monachos, without adressee
	Ostr. Berlin P. 12568	Receipt for plaited mats, produced (?) by Dios Hatres, subscribed by Victor.
	Ostr. Berlin P. 12570	Receipt of Horion over plaited mats, subscript of Viktor.
	Ostr. Berlin P. 12572	Receipt for plaited mats, produced (?) by Ammonios Theodoros, subscribed by Victor.
	Ostr. Berlin P. 12573	Receipt for plaited mats, produced (?) by ?, subscribed by Victor.
	Ostr. Berlin P. 12574	Receipt for plaited mats, produced (?) by ?, subscribed by Victor.
	Ostr. Berlin P. 12576	Order for payment of money by Petorzmethis, son of Serenos (banker) to Philammon, a dekaprotos (decmvir), to Sabinos
	Ostr. Berlin P. 12571	Receipt for plaited mats, produced (?) by Paer, subscribed by Victor.
	Ostr. Berlin P. 12577	List of names accompanied with an anount of money, arranged according to days
	Ostr. Berlin P. 12578	List of names accompanied with an anount of money
	Ostr. Berlin P. 12579	List of names accompanied with an anount of money, symbole, wine
	Ostr. Berlin P. 12580	receipt of Valerion and his associate tax farmers (misthotai) through the scribe Sarapion for trade tax, paid by Petorzmethis, son of Peteuris.
	Ostr. Berlin P. 12581	Fragment of a contract, delivery in three days
	Ostr. Berlin P. 12582	receipt of the tax farmers Herakleides and Isidoros through the assistant Pachompsachis for poll tax, paid by Kalasiris, son of Petorzmethis? and Thinpsansnos
	Ostr. Berlin P. 12583 + 12590	List of names accompanied with an anount of money (denar, obol), payments in kind (matia)
	Ostr. Berlin P. 12584 missing	Receipt of the praktores of Elephantine
	Ostr. Berlin P. 12586	Receipt of the praktores of Elephantine
	Ostr. Berlin P. 12587	Receipt of Ammonios and the other praktores for the contributions for river police boats, paid by Pachompaonnophris, son of Thin---
	Ostr. Berlin P. 12588	Receipt of Longinus Serenus and Petronius Bassianus, collector for money taxes at Elephantine, for the contribution of year 5, paid by Papremithes, son of Petorzmethis and Senpapremithes. with signature of Petronius Bassianus
	Ostr. Berlin P. 12589	Receipt of Didymion, collector for money taxes, for the contribution for the men who have fled of year 18 of Trajan, paid by Petorzmethis, son of Ammonios in year 19.
	Ostr. Berlin P. 12591	literary, perhaps Homer
	Ostr. Berlin P. 12606	Receipt of the tax farmer Stlaccius through his assistant Serenos for poll tax and trade tax of year 21 of Antoninus, paid by Harpaesis, son of Pachompetenephotes and Trephnaphris
	Ostr. Berlin P. 12607	Receipt of Domitios Fannianus and Germanus collectors of money taxes for the price of public dates of year 13 of Antoninus Pius, paid by NN on account of Onnophris the prophet
	Ostr. Berlin P. 12608 missing	Letter
	Ostr. Berlin P. 12610	document
	Ostr. Berlin P. 12612	literary, unidenitfied
	Ostr. London, British Library 14176	Receipt of praktor Dionysios for trade tax of linen weavers of year 19 of Trajan, paid by Harpaesis.
	Ostr. unknown (auction USA 2019) 1	Presumably account, but main part of text lost.
	Ostr. unknown (auction USA 2019) 2	Account on oil measured in hin.
	Ostr. unknown (auction USA 2019) 3	List of persons connected with deliveries or income of money payment. Male as well wer female names are mentioned.
	Ostr. unknown (auction USA 2019) 4	LIst of names, but heavily faded.
	Ostr. unknown (auction USA 2019) 5	Account.
	Perg. Cairo SB Kopt.	Two fragmentary parchment pieces, probably from the Deir Anba Hadra, Aswan. The text is not complete, but recongizably fragments of the Martyrdom of Saints Cosmas and Damian. The two brothers were healing saints and were killed during the prosecution under Diocletian.
	Ostr. Mus. Vat. Inv. No. 19903	decania-list, list of 10 names
	Perg. Cairo SB Kopt.	A fragment of the text of the Miracles of Saints Cosmas and Damian. The extant text recounts the second, third, sixth and seventh miracles.
	Papr. Cairo SB Kopt.	Munier calls this fragment a sermon. On the recto of the paper the text is about the apostles and how they were given the assignement of baptising every nation, Mt 28,19 is referred to. The verso is mostly about sin(ning).
	Papr. Cairo SB Kopt.	A table which contains the Coptic names of six months of the year. Eleven hours, the hours of the day are listed and next to them the length in feet of the shadows (Munier).
	Pap. New York, Brooklyn Museum (M. Victoria Almansa-Villatoro, Brown Univ)	Rolled papyrus sheet with the fragments of two columns of text-lines preserved. Content is unclear due to the fragmentary condition.
	Ostr. Berlin P. 17855	[///] is confirmed by Esphouti,(?) son of Pametis, of having paid a lost tax, presumably the salt tax, for a lost regnal year. Countersigned by Phatres, son of Hartophanchtes. Greek subscription mentioning Petepiphis.
	Pap. Tokyo, Suzuki Collection of Tokai University d 18	Account, only some names preserved.
	Pap. Tokyo, Suzuki Collection of Tokai University d 37	Letter of [///]apis, son of Lilos, with unclear content due the the fragmentary condition. Mention of the scribe of the temple, offices, request on the health of persons from the household of the addressee.
	Pap. Tokyo, Suzuki Collection of Tokai University d 38	Account regarding silver kite and qba-jars. Details unclear due to the fragmentary condition.
	Pap. Tokyo, Suzuki Collection of Tokai University d 42	Account, mainly lost.
	Pap. Tokyo, Suzuki Collection of Tokai University d 50	Account, mentining persons and numerals, presumably amounts of money.
	Ostr. Berlin P. 8	Official letter from the prefect of Egypt, mentioning and Alabarch (Arabarch)
	Ostr. Berlin P. 9	Receipt of Domitios Fannianus and Germanus, collectors of money taxes at Elephantine, for merismos of year 12 of Antoninus
	Ostr. Berlin P. 10 + 34	Letter of incertain content.
	Ostr. Berlin P. 11	List with names and amounts of money, 2 drachmas
	Ostr. Berlin P. 12	List of female names with checking marks
	Ostr. Berlin P. 15	Literary fragment of unknown content
	Ostr. Berlin P. 16	dipinto: name on a jar
	Ostr. Berlin P. 17	Account of land and crops, cf. BGU 1462
	Ostr. Berlin P. 18	Receipt? of unknown tax, of year 4, ptolemaic time
	Ostr. Berlin P. 20	Receipt of Rufonius Antigonos (collector) for survey tax on date groves, of the harvest of year 3 of Vespasian, paid by Petorzmethis, son of Platon, and Harpaesis, son of Platon, in year 4 of Vespasian.
	Ostr. Berlin P. 21	List of names
	Ostr. Berlin P. 22	Receipt of the supervisor (epiteretes) Lucius Aurelius, fragment.
	Ostr. Berlin P. 24	Receipt of unknown collector in the reign of Trajan
	Ostr. Berlin P. 25	List or account, ptolemaic
	Ostr. Berlin P. 26	List of names
	Ostr. Berlin P. 27	List of names
	Ostr. Berlin P. 28	Receipt for the contribution for the men who have fled, written by scribe Serenus between Marc Aurel 13 to Commodus 21
	Ostr. Berlin P. 29	Receipt for contribution for the canal of Trajan and for the salary of river police boats (dakikou potamou and opsonion potamophylakidon) of year 17 of Trajan
	Ostr. Berlin P. 30	Fragment of a receipt of two collectors + on assistant?, for the contribution of river police boats
	Ostr. Berlin P. 31	Receipt of Hermogenes praktor for poll tax of year 5 of Trajan; unusual amount 16 Dr.
	Ostr. Berlin P. 32	Account with names and amounts of money; place name: Piaouo is mentioned
	Ostr. Berlin P. 33	Fragment of a list of names, account?
	Ostr. London, British Library 41626	receipt of the praktores Hermodoros, son of Soter, and Ailius Didymos, through the scribe Antonius Iulas, for the price of public dates of the harvest of of year 19, paid in year 20; with signature of Hermodoros
	Ostr. London, British Library 41629	Receipt of praktor Kalasiris for the price of public dates, through the scribe Valeris, son of Thytomous, paid by Iulios, son of Sarapion in year 16 of Hadrian.
	Ostr. London, British Library 41631	Receipt of Makarios for sixty ?
	Ostr. London, British Library 41632	Receipt of practor Hermogenes for laographia of year 1 of Trajan, paid by Zmenpos, son of Bienchis ---, with signature of Hermogenes
	Ostr. London, British Library 41635	Receipt of the bank of Syene for akrodrya, paid by Harpaes, signed by the banker Ammonios. Demotic subscription: Amount of payment in Egyptian currency, beginning of line lost.
	Ostr. London, British Library 41640	Receipt for poll tax, written by the scribe Serenus in year 1 of Avidius Cassius (End of April- July 175)
	Ostr. Berlin P. 338	receipt of or for the harbour guard (hormophylakia), issued by Serenos, for the month Phaophi (elabon)
	Ostr. Berlin P. 1243	account of money
	Ostr. Berlin P. 1244	document of incertain content
	Ostr. Berlin P. 2755	Receipt of the tax farmer Annius Dekmos through the scribe Serenos for laographia of year 6, paid in year 6 or 7 of Marc Aurel and Verus
	Ostr. Berlin P. 7864	Private Letter concerning business
	Ostr. Berlin P. 7871	Private Letter concerning business
	Ostr. Berlin P. 7872	receipt of praktor Hermogenes for laographia of year 6 of Trajan, paid by Zmenpos, son of Peteminis; with signature of Hermogenes.
	Ostr. Berlin P. 8598	Receipt of unknown collector of year 5 of Antoninus Pius
	Ostr. Berlin P. 10682	Receipt of year 31 of Augustu of the banker Kallimachos for akrodrya of year 30, paid by Pelaias, for 1/2 Arura of garden land (paradeisou).
	Ostr. Berlin P. 10683	Receipt of year 9 of Tiberius of the bank clerk Dioskoras, for akrodrya of year 9?, paid by Pelaias, son of Zmethis, for paradeisou 11 dr. 4,5 ob.
	Ostr. Berlin P. 10688	Receipt of year 33 of Augustus of the banker Kallimachos, for akrodrya of year 32, paid by Pelaias, son of Zmethis, for 1/2 arura
	Ostr. Berlin P. 10689	Receipt of year 34 of Augustus of the banker Kallimachos, for akrodrya of year 33, paid by Pelaias, son of Zmethis, for 1/2 arura
	Ostr. Berlin P. 10681	Receipt of the tax farmer Stlaccius through his assistant Pachnoubis, son of Petorzmethis, for installment of the poll tax of year 16 of Antoninus Pius, = one fifth, paid by Bienchis, son of Bienchis andThinpsansnos in year 17 of Antoninus.
	Ostr. Berlin P. 10685	Receipt of Ulpius Cerealis, tax farmer of the Sacred Gate of Syene, through an unknown scribe, for customs duties (telos "n") for pitch
	Ostr. Berlin P. 10691	List of names mentioning two dekanoi
	Ostr. Berlin P. 10692	Customs receipt for the import of wheat on several days
	Ostr. Berlin P. 10695	Receipt for telos lagiop?, paid by Zmethis, son of Pelaias, issued byAmmonios, son of Herakleides, praktor.
	Ostr. Berlin P. 10699	Receipt of praktor Petesouchos for the contribution of river police boats, billeting and a guard post. (merismos potamophylakidon, diplon and stationos), paid by Pachnoubis
	Ostr. Berlin P. 10700	List of names
	Ostr. Berlin P. 10705	List of names
	Ostr. Berlin P. 10706	Account of garments (military?), cf. O.Wilck. 1611! which was written by the same hand
	Ostr. Berlin P. 10709	Receipt of Valerion and Didymion, through the scribe Palachemis, for poll tax and prison guards
	Ostr. Berlin P. 10710	Receipt of Longinus Serenus and Petronius Bassianus, collector for money taxes at Elephantine, for the contribution of year 5, with signature of Petronius Bassianus
	Ostr. Berlin P. 10711	Receipt of Aibutios Niger and Iulius Serenus, praktores of Elephantine, of year 17 of Marc Aurel
	Ostr. Berlin P. 10712	Account with list of names and payments in denaria, parad(?)
	Ostr. Berlin P. 10714	Receipt for poll tax of year 9 of Tiberius. Demotic subscription naming the issuer, Petosorsmetis, son of Petephaus, and the amount.
	Ostr. Berlin P. 10715	Receipt of the banker Kallimachos for tax on palm trees (akrodrya), paid by Pelaias, son of Zmethis in year 36 of Augustus, for 1/2 aroura
	Ostr. Berlin P. 10717	Receipt of the tax farmer Stlaccius through his assistant Ammonios for poll tax of year 15 of Antoninus, paid by Petorzmethis, son of Petorzmetpos and Thinpetorzmetpos in year 16 of Antoninus Pius.
	Ostr. Berlin P. 10719	Receipt for poll tax of year 13 of Tiberius, paid by Pachompasmethis, son of Lilous, in year 14 of Tiberius.
	Ostr. Berlin P. 10721	Receipt for poll tax of year 6 of Tiberius, paid by Pachnou --- smethis, son of Lilous, written by the hand of praktor Pachompretis, countersigned by Pelaias, son of Ariston. mentioning old silver: argyriou archaiou?
	Ostr. Berlin P. 10725	Receipt for poll tax of year 4 of Tiberius, paid by Pachompasmethis, son of Zmeth?, written by the hand of praktor Pachompretis, countersigned by Ammonios, son of Apollonios.
	Ostr. Berlin P. 10739	Receipt of Hermias, bank clerk of (ho para) Narkissos(?), son of ---?, and Marcus Iulius Alexandros (bankers?), for akrodrya of year 15, paid by Pelaias, son of Zmethis, in year 16 of Tiberius, Thoth
	Ostr. Berlin P. 10722	List of names
	Ostr. Berlin P. 10724	List of names and payments. sometimes with professions, (belonging to the Chnoum temple staff? boukolos , moschosphragistes, iatros)
	Ostr. Berlin P. 10726	List of names of women and payments of 12 Dr.
	Ostr. Berlin P. 10727	receipt of supervisor (epiteretes) Sempronius Celer and his associates through the scribe Sarapion for laographia and desmophylakon of year 7 of Hadrian, paid by Petorzmethis, son of Palachemis and Senamous in year 8
	Ostr. Berlin P. 10730	Receipt of Domitios Fannianus and Germanus collectors of money taxes for merismos of year 12 of Antoninus, paid by Papremithes, son of Pachemis and Senpsenmonthes
	Ostr. Berlin P. 10733	Receipt for poll tax of year 8 of Tiberius, paid by Petepoeris, son of Pachnoubis. probably a second payment follows at the end for an unknown tax?
	Ostr. Berlin P. 10735	Account of money
	Ostr. Berlin P. 10738	Receipt for an unknown tax of year 16 of Augustus. missing
	Ostr. Berlin P. 10740	Receipt for poll tax of year 5, written by the scribe Pachompsachis (probably for the tax farmers Herakleides and Isidoros), paid by Pachnoubis, son of Petorzmethis and Thinammonis in year 6 of Antoninus Pius
	Ostr. Berlin P. 10741	Letter to Serenos of incertain content.
	Ostr. Berlin P. 10743	Letter of Ammonous (woman) to her mother? Soueris, concerning various commodities
	Ostr. Berlin P. 10745	document of incertain content
	Ostr. Berlin P. 10748	Receipt of Ulpius Cerealis, tax farmer of the Sacred Gate of Syene, through the assistant Pachnoubis, for an unknown tax, paid by Psais, son of NN and Thinpatramsnouphis in three instalments.
	Ostr. Berlin P. 10749	List of names
	Pap. Paris, AIBL CIS P. Clermont-Ganneau box 49-A .01.02	5 single fragments: Greek, Ptolemaic cursive
	Pap. Paris, AIBL CIS P. Clermont-Ganneau box 49-A .02	Greek and Latin fragments photo 1: isolated Greek fragments, 1 with red ink, which belongs to P.Clermont-Ganneau 1a and 1b. photo 2: isolated Latin fragments photo 3: all contents of 49-A.02
	Pap. Paris, AIBL CIS P. Clermont-Ganneau box 49-A .03	few Greek fragments
	Pap. Paris, AIBL CIS P. Clermont-Ganneau box 49-A .04.01	Mostly small fragments, at upper left corner one large fragment mentioning a dioiketes and a burial (taphe)
	Pap. Paris, AIBL CIS P. Clermont-Ganneau box 49-A .05.01	Greek fragments, few of them in literary script
	Pap. Paris, AIBL CIS P. Clermont-Ganneau box 49-A .05.02	Greek fragments
	Pap. Paris, AIBL CIS P. Clermont-Ganneau box 49-A .06.00	Greek fragments
	Pap. Paris, AIBL CIS P. Clermont-Ganneau box 49-A .06.01	Greek fragments not transcribed (fragments of documents) three Latin fragments on the right transcribed by Helene Cuvigny, written in the same hand a (lower left), b (lower right), c (upper left) fragments of a list of names and amounts of money in denarii: (army context)
	Pap. Paris, AIBL CIS P. Clermont-Ganneau box 49-A .06.02	Greek fragments
	Pap. Paris, AIBL CIS P. Clermont-Ganneau box 49-A .06.03	Greek fragments
	Pap. Paris, AIBL CIS P. Clermont-Ganneau box 49-A .07.01	Greek fragments 1 Latin fragment: List of soldiers with names, date of first enrollment and duration of service
	Pap. Paris, AIBL CIS P. Clermont-Ganneau box 49-A .07.02	Greek fragments
	Pap. Paris, AIBL CIS P. Clermont-Ganneau box 49-A .08	Greek fragments
	Pap. Paris, AIBL CIS P. Clermont-Ganneau box 49-A .09	Greek fragments
	Pap. Paris, AIBL CIS P. Clermont-Ganneau box 49-A .10	Greek fragments
	Pap. Paris, AIBL CIS P. Clermont-Ganneau box 49-Khn .01	Greek fragments
	Pap. Paris, AIBL CIS P. Clermont-Ganneau box 49-Khn .02	Greek fragments
	Pap. Paris, AIBL CIS P. Clermont-Ganneau box 49-Khn .03	Greek fragments
	Pap. Paris, AIBL CIS P. Clermont-Ganneau box 49-Khn .04.01	Greek fragments
	Pap. Paris, AIBL CIS P. Clermont-Ganneau box 49-Khn .04.02	Greek fragments
	Pap. Paris, AIBL CIS P. Clermont-Ganneau box 49-Khn .05.01	Greek fragments
	Pap. Paris, AIBL CIS P. Clermont-Ganneau box 49_01	Greek fragments
	Pap. Paris, AIBL CIS P. Clermont-Ganneau box 50_02.02	Greek fragments
	Pap. Paris, AIBL CIS P. Clermont-Ganneau box 50_04	Greek fragments
	Pap. Paris, AIBL CIS P. Clermont-Ganneau box 50_05	Greek fragments
	Pap. Paris, AIBL CIS P. Clermont-Ganneau box 50_06	Greek fragments
	Pap. Paris, AIBL CIS P. Clermont-Ganneau box 50_07	Greek fragments
	Pap. Paris, AIBL CIS P. Clermont-Ganneau box 50_08	Greek fragments
	Pap. Paris, AIBL CIS P. Clermont-Ganneau box 50_09	Greek fragments
	Pap. Paris, AIBL CIS P. Clermont-Ganneau box 50_10.01	Greek fragments
	Pap. Paris, AIBL CIS P. Clermont-Ganneau box 50_11	Greek fragments
	Pap. Paris, AIBL CIS P. Clermont-Ganneau box 50_13.01	Greek fragments
	Pap. Paris, AIBL CIS P. Clermont-Ganneau box 51_01.03	Greek fragments
	Pap. Paris, AIBL CIS P. Clermont-Ganneau box 51_02.01	Greek fragments
	Pap. Paris, AIBL CIS P. Clermont-Ganneau box 51_03	Greek fragments
	Pap. Paris, AIBL CIS P. Clermont-Ganneau box 51_05.03	Greek fragments
	Pap. Paris, AIBL CIS P. Clermont-Ganneau box 51_05.04	Greek fragments
	Pap. Paris, AIBL CIS P. Clermont-Ganneau box 51_05.06	Greek fragments
	Ostr. Berlin P. 10750	Receipt of praktor Sanmous for contribution for river police boats of year 4 of Hadrian, paid by Petorzmethis, son of Harpaesis and Senpeteuris, written by the scribe Sarapion.
	Ostr. Berlin P. 10751	Receipt of unknown praktor for poll tax (laographia) in the reign of Nero; with subscript of Ariston, son of Pelaias?
	Ostr. Berlin P. 10754	Label with a name and the month Mesore
	Ostr. Berlin P. 10755	Account of money?
	Ostr. Berlin P. 10756	Account with names and quantities of xestai
	Ostr. Berlin P. 10757	List of names
	Ostr. Berlin P. 10758	account of expenses, mentioning lagynoi (jars), a prophet, a bath (balaneion)
	Ostr. Berlin P. 10759	Receipt of Maker, son of Didymos, and Ammonios, son of Harpaesis, collectors of money taxes at Elephantine, through Ammonios, for the contribution of year 9, paid by -nophis, son of Petorzmethis.
	Ostr. Berlin P. 10760	List of names with quantities of xestai of wine
	Ostr. Berlin P. 10761	document
	Ostr. Berlin P. 10763	Letter mentioning loads of fodder, Onnophris
	Ostr. Berlin P. 10764	Letter of the first men of Elephantine to Ammonios presbyteros (priest?), of incertain content. mentioning stone masons?
	Ostr. Berlin P. 10765	Account with names, mentioning a monachos, a cornicularius? and annona?
	Ostr. Berlin P. 10766	Tax receipt for laographia of the reign of Tiberius
	Ostr. Berlin P. 10767	Account for xestai
	Ostr. Berlin P. 10768	Account
	Ostr. Berlin P. 10769	Receipt of Longinus Crispus und Iulius Sabinus, supervisors (epiteretai) of the Sacred Gate at Syene, for poll tax and prison guards, paid by NN, son of Petorzmethis and Thinpachnoubis, in year 12 of Hadrian; with signatures of both epiteretai.
	Ostr. Berlin P. 10770	receipt of supervisor (epiteretes) Sempronius Celer and his associates through the scribe Sarapion for laographia of year 7 of Hadrian, paid by Petorzmethis meizon, son of Phanophis and Senbienchis, in year 8 of Hadrian
	Ostr. Mus. Vat. Inv. No. 19906	Receipt for Trade tax (cheironaxion) of year 2 of Galba, paid by Psansnos, son of Psen---, the remainder of 4 Dr.
	Ostr. New York, Columbia University 3629	Receipt of Ulpius Cerealis, tax farmer of the Sacred Gate of Syene, through an unknown scribe, who might also have written OGL 527. The tax might be geometria phoinikonon, since the payment is made "on account of", which usually occurs in geometria receipts. The 3rd tax year mentioned in l. 5, then, should be the year of the harvest, the date of the receipt will be from year 4 of Marc Aurel and Verus.
	Ostr. Berlin P. 10771	Receipt of Iulius Serenus, praktor argyrikon of Elephantine and Hermodoros, son of Soter, subordinate apaitetes, for the price of public dates, in year 18 of Marc Aurel and Commodus
	Ostr. Berlin P. 10772	End of Receipt
	Ostr. Berlin P. 10773	List of names, lychno mentioned
	Ostr. Berlin P. 10778	List of names
	Ostr. Berlin P. 10779	List of names
	Ostr. Berlin P. 10780	receipt of supervisor (epiteretes) Sempronius Celer and his associates through the scribe Sarapion for laographia and desmophylakia of year 7? of Hadrian, paid by two tax payers
	Ostr. Berlin P. 10781	Receipt of Valerios Marion and his associate supervisors (epiteretai) through the assistant Pachompsachis for poll tax of year 3 of Antoninus and for installment for poll tax of year 20 of Hadrian
	Ostr. Berlin P. 10782	Letter
	Ostr. Berlin P. 10783	Receipt for poll tax of year 14 of Claudius, signed by the praktor Hermonas
	Ostr. Berlin P. 10784	Receipt for unknown tax (telos lagiop?) of year 16 and 17 of Augustus, cf. OGL 104
	Ostr. Berlin P. 10785	Bank receipt of Hermias?
	Ostr. Berlin P. 10786	Receipt of the praktores Hermodoros, son of Soter, and Ailius Didymos through an unknown scribe, tax unknown
	Ostr. Berlin P. 10787	Receipt for unknown tax (telos lagiop?) of year 16 and 17 of Augustus, cf. OGL 104 with signature of Euphranor?
	Ostr. Berlin P. 10789	Writing exercise, name
	Ostr. Berlin P. 10790	Account with names and amount of money, denar
	Ostr. Berlin P. 10791	Account with names and amount of money
	Ostr. Berlin P. 10792	Account with names and amount of money
	Ostr. Berlin P. 10794	Letter
	Ostr. Berlin P. 10795	Receipt for tax on date palms of year 4 of Claudius, paid by Epaphroditos, the slave of Herakleides, the scribe? in year 5 of Claudius
	Ostr. Berlin P. 10796	Receipt for monthly trade tax, for Epeiph and Mesore, paid by a woman Thaes in year 2 of Antoninus+Verus, 4 Dr.
	Ostr. Berlin P. 10797	Account with list of names and amounts of money
	Ostr. Berlin P. 10798	Letter with order to buy some items
	Ostr. Berlin P. 10799	Receipt of the supervisor Valerius Serenus and ? , through Serenus, assistant, for trade tax of year 5, paid in year 6 of Marc Aurel and Verus
	Ostr. Berlin P. 10801	Account
	Ostr. Berlin P. 10802	document of incertain content, magical?
	Ostr. Berlin P. 10803	account
	Ostr. Berlin P. 10804	Receipt of Flavius Eutyches, freedman of Flavius Pansa, tax farmer (misthotes) of the Sacred Gate of Syene, through the assitant Sarapion, for laographia and desmophylakon, paid by Pachompabienchis in year 9 of Hadrian.
	Ostr. Berlin P. 10816	Receipt of year 2 of Nerva, no tax mentioned, no praktor mentioned, name of taxpayer Petesuchos
	Ostr. Berlin P. 12001	bank receipt of the banker Ammonios for the tax "trite episkeues ploion", a "third for the building of ships", here written out, cf. BGU 1378 and 1379.
	Ostr. Berlin P. 12003	List of names
	Ostr. Berlin P. 12004	List of names
	Ostr. Berlin P. 12006	List of names
	Ostr. Berlin P. 12011	Receipt of praktor Sokrates for laographia of year 2 of Domitian, with note that the former receipt is invalid
	Ostr. Berlin P. 12022	List of names
	Ostr. Berlin P. 12026	Receipt of the scribe Nikom() for the survey tax of year 14 (Nero) = 1 (Galba), paid by Bassus for land formerly belonging to Ammonios, son of Apollonios, paid in year 1 of Otho
	Ostr. Berlin P. 12027	receipt of praktor Sokrates for laographia of year 8 of Domitian, paid by Ktechnoubis, son of Pachnoubis, with signature of Sokrates. two installments of 8 dr., second payment "in Elephantine"
	Ostr. Berlin P. 12029	receipt of praktor Sokrates for laographia of year 14 of Domitian, paid by Patchnaus, son of Paesis, with signature of Sokrates.
	Ostr. Berlin P. 12030	receipt of praktor Sokrates for trade tax of year 9 of Domitian, with signature of Sokrates.
	Ostr. Berlin P. 12033	receipt of praktor Sokrates for poll tax? of an unknown year of Titus, according to titulature
	Ostr. Berlin P. 12034	Receipt of tax farmer Ulpius Cerealis through the assistant Pachompsachis for poll tax (laographia), paid by Pachnoubis, son of Petorzmethis and Sokrat--- in year 23 of Antoninus.
	Ostr. Berlin P. 12036	List of names
	Ostr. Berlin P. 12037	Receipt for monthly trade tax? Domitius Sabinus, brick maker(?), pays 2 Dr. for a month in year 15 of Hadrian to Pachnoubis and Mouis, through the epiteretes Leon
	Ostr. Berlin P. 12040	Receipt for wheat and barley of year 8 or 20 of Trajan, paid by three brothers to the agoranomos
	Ostr. Berlin P. 12045	Letter to the hierobibliophylax Onnophris with order to send sealed accounts of year 7 and 8 of an unknown emperor
	Ostr. Berlin P. 12049	Receipt of praktor Soter for merismos of year 6 of Antoninus, paid by Petorzmethis, son of Pelaias and Senpetorzmethis.
	Ostr. Berlin P. 12052	Receipt of praktor Melanthis for and installment of laographia of year 5 of Vespasian, paid by Pateuris, son of Pachnoubis.
	Ostr. Berlin P. 12053	receipt of praktor Sokrates for laographia of year 12 of Domitian, paid by Petorzmethis, son of Petorzmethis senior (presbyteros), with signature of Sokrates
	Ostr. Berlin P. 12055	receipt of praktor Sokrates for laographia of year 12 of Domitian, paid by Petorzmethis, son of Petorzmethis senior (presbyteros), with signature of Sokrates
	Ostr. Berlin P. 12056	Receipt of Valerios Marion and his associate supervisors (epiteretai) through the assistant Pachompsachis for poll tax of year 20 of Hadrian,
	Ostr. Berlin P. 12057	Private receipt of Nigreinos to Gaios? over 20 dr.
	Ostr. Berlin P. 12058	receipt of praktor Kalasiris through the scribe Iunius Valens of merismos potamophylakidon and stationos, paid by Petorzmethis, son of Poueris and Tisatis.
	Ostr. Berlin P. 12059	Receipt of Gellius Perses and the associate supervisors of the Sacred Gate of Syene, through the assistant Sarapion, for the unknown tax, dated to year 14 of Hadrian.
	Ostr. Berlin P. 12060	Account for Tmounsan (Tmousanis?), various measures are mentioned, names? diplokeramia, knidia, anamouria
	Ostr. Berlin P. 12061	receipt of praktor Sokrates for poll tax of year 2 of Titus, paid by Petorzmethis, son of Petephaus
	Ostr. Berlin P. 12062	receipt for poll tax of year 2 of Nero, written by praktor Hermonas
	Ostr. Berlin P. 12063	Account of names and amount of 4 ob.
	Ostr. Berlin P. 12064	document of incertain content, writting in almost calligraphic letters, letter?
	Ostr. Berlin P. 12066	list of names of women with payments of litre?
	Ostr. Berlin P. 12067	Receipt of Apollonios (telones?) to Neilammon? for a monthly tax for Phaophi, in year 3 of Hadrian(?)
	Ostr. Berlin P. 12068	Receipt of Kronios, tax farmer of the harbour guard, for the enhormion? paid for the cargoes of month Epeiph, paid by Petorzmethis, in Mesore 5 (of year 1-9 of Marc Aurel and Verus)
	Ostr. Berlin P. 12069	Receipt of the supervisor Dioskourides, son of Polykrates, through Sokrates, son of Ammonios, boethos, for geometria phoinikonon of year 7, paid in year 8 of Antoninus by Petesouchos, son of Petesuchos and grandson of Petorzmethis
	Ostr. Berlin P. 12070	Account with names and amount of money, professions
	Ostr. Berlin P. 12071	Receipt of Apollonios, supervisor of the Sacred Gate of Syene, through his assistant Sarapion, for survey tax on palm groves of the harvest of year 13, paid in year 14 of Hadrian.
	Ostr. Berlin P. 12071a	Receipt of Ulpius Cerealis, tax farmer of the Sacred Gate of Syene, through the apaitetes Marcus Annius Nemonianus, for the survey tax of the harvest of year 20 of Commodus, paid by Pachnoumis, son of Petorzmethis on his own name and on account of Taouerseous, daughter of Onnophris, in year 21 of Commodus
	Pap. Berlin P. 13445B Fr. P. 23140-21	Account on grain, presumably from the Chnoum temple archives. Due to the fragmentary condition, all details are lost.
	Ostr. Berlin P. 12072	Receipt of Melanthis for trade tax of the third year of Vespasian, with signature of Melanthis
	Ostr. Berlin P. 12074	receipt of Ammonios and Dionysios praktores of Syene, for the price of public dates of year 17, paid in year 18 by Pelaias, son of Papremithes and ---eithes. cf. O.Wilcken 93
	Ostr. Berlin P. 12075	receipt for laographia of year 17 of Hadrian in installments, paid by Bienchis, son of Zmentpos in year 18 of Hadrian
	Ostr. Berlin P. 12076	receipt of praktor Sokrates for unknown tax of year 7 of Domitian, in year 8? of Domitian,
	Ostr. Berlin P. 12077	Receipt of Antiochos Kassianos and his associate supervisors of the Sacred gate of Soene through the assistant Phanophis for laographia of year 14 and merismos epikephaliou andron anakechorekoton of year 13, paid by Petorzmethis, son of Pachompeteuris and the mother Arsinoe in year 15 of Hadrian
	Ostr. Elephantine, excavation DAIK O 0007 +8+10	List of names
	Ostr. Orléans, Musée historique et archeologique Orléanais 12786-D-15	Espmetis, son of Hierax, is confirmed of having paid the poll tax for the 10th regnal year in an amount of 4 stater.
	Ostr. Berlin P. 12078	Receipt of Tiberius Claudius Euhemeros and Nikomachos (without title) through Theodoros, son of Sarapion, for geometria phoinikonon of year 10, paid by Pa]napotis, son of Senzmenpos, in year 11 of Trajan.
	Ostr. Berlin P. 12079	receipt of Soter and Papremithes, praktores argyrikon of Elephantine for the price of public dates, paid by Kalasiris, son of Psan(snos?) in year 7-9 of Antoninus Pius, with subscript of Soter
	Ostr. Berlin P. 12080	receipt of Arrius Publianus and his associate supervisors of the Sacred Gale of Syene (through the scribe Sarapion) for poll tax of year 13 of Hadrian, paid by NN, son of Phanophis and NN, with signature of Arrius Publianus.
	Ostr. Berlin P. 12083	Receipt of Sempronius Celer through Palachemis for for poll tax and prison guards of year 6 of Hadrian, paid by Pachnoubis, son of Bienchis and Senbienchis
	Ostr. Berlin P. 12084	Receipt of Domitius Fannianus and Germanus, collectors of money taxes, for merismos of year 12 of Antoninus, paid by Petorzmethis, son of Pat--- and Thinpetorzmethis
	Ostr. Berlin P. 12085	receipt of Annius Ammonianus and Sarapammon, son of Pachnoubis, praktores argyrikon of Elephantine, through the assitant Pachoubis, son of Petorzmethis, for merismos andriantos and protomes and another payment for a contribution of the year, paid by Petorzmethis, son of Bienchis, with signature of Annius Ammonianus
	Ostr. Berlin P. 12086	Receipt of Sempronius Celer through the assistant Sarapion for trade tax of year 7 of Hadrian, paid by Kasios, son of Patseos and Thimeaus
	Ostr. Berlin P. 12087	Receipt of Petorzmethis, praktor of Elephantine, for merismoi of two statues for Antinoos, paid by Papremithes --- in year 17 of Hadrian.
	Ostr. Berlin P. 12088	Receipt of Pompeius Valens, tax farmer of the 2% tax at the harbour of Syene, for custom duties on the export and import of year 2 of Trajan, paid by Ammonios, son of Thinhermogenes
	Ostr. Berlin P. 12089	Receipt of Iulios Sabinos and associate supervisors of the Sacred Gate of Syene through the assistant Sarapion, for poll tax of year 18, paid by Harpaesis, son of Phanophis and Tachomtbekis.
	Ostr. Berlin P. 12090	receipt for cheironaxion linohyphon pastophoron, written by the scribe Leon, with signature of Pompeius (Valens); paid by Pachnoumis, son of Bienchis and Thinbienchis, 12 dr.
	Pap. Berlin P. B/H x 1055	Recto: The god Osiris Wenefer is mentioned and probably Koptos or the Koptit (epithet of Min). No more left. Uncertain if this is a fragment of a ritual/religious, medical or funerary text. Verso: The god Horus is adressed and combined with an epithet (partly conserved). Speech situation: Speaker faces the god Horus. Uncertain if this is a fragment of a ritual/religious, medical or funerary text.
	Ostr. Berlin P. 12092	Receipt for customs duties of two telonai, for telos (linen?) in year 4 of Antoninus
	Ostr. Berlin P. 12093	Receipt of Domitios Fannianus and Germanus collectors of money taxes for merismos of year 12 of Antoninus, paid Harpaesis
	Ostr. Berlin P. 12094	Receipt of the thesauros at Syene for 1 choinix of Behen-nuts (myrobalanoi), paid by Bienchis, son of Pelaias
	Ostr. Berlin P. 12095	Receipt of Dionysodoros, son of Serenus, and Petorzmethis, son of Serenus, and Ammonas, son of Pachnoumis, praktores argyrikon and sitikon of Elephantine
	Ostr. Berlin P. 12096	Receipt for Behen nuts (myrobalanon) in natura, 1/6 mation, paid by Bienchis, son of Bienchis in year 4 of Hadrian,
	Pap. Berlin P. B/H x 1058	Verso: Fragments mentioning "Both Lands", the god Ra (?), and a verb "embracing"
	Ostr. Berlin P. 12097	receipt of praktor Sokrates for laographia of year 10 of Domitianus, in an installment of 3 dr.
	Ostr. Berlin P. 12098	Receipt of Soter and Papremithes, praktores argyrikon of Elephantine, for contribution of unknown year (7-9) of Antoninus
	Pap. Berlin P. B/H x 1056	Fragmentary text with the mention of a location (Ab... i.e. Abydos or Elephantine?) Only traces of words, no readable content. Between the first and second lines, marginal traces of an interlinear Demotic text have been preserved. Due to the fragmentary condition it remains illegible.
	Ostr. Berlin P. 12100	Receipt of Valerion and his associate tax farmers (misthotai) through the scribe Sarapion for poll tax of year 4 of Hadrian.
	Ostr. Berlin P. 12101	Receipt of Iulios Sabinos and Valerius? and their associate supervisors of the Sacred Gate of Syene, for trade tax of year 17 of Hadrian; with signature of Valerius.
	Ostr. Berlin P. 12102	Receipt of praktor Kalasiris for the merismos for a statue of the emperor, written by Iunius Valens; to be dated in year 13 of Hadrian.
	Ostr. Berlin P. 12103	Receipt of NN and partners, tax farmers of the customs duties of Syene, for the export of empty jars, paid by a son of Thinhermogenes
	Pap. Paris, AIBL without no (Return M. Sznycer)	Lette of the pastophor of Elephantine, Harsiesis, son of Pathothes, regarding deliveries and shares. Details context unclear due to the fragmentary condition.
	Ostr. Berlin P. 12104	List of names of sailors (nautai)
	Ostr. Berlin P. 12105	Receipt of the apodocheion (magazine) of Syene for Behen nuts ("balanou") in natura, paid by Peteminis?, son of Phanesis, in ptolemaic time, end of 2nd to beginning of 1st cent. BC, with signature of the sitologos
	Ostr. Berlin P. 12106	receipt of the head of the harbour guard of Syene (probably Antonius Malchaios) for harbour fees (enhormion) for cargoes made between the months Pachon up to Mesore.
	Ostr. Berlin P. 12107	receipt of Praktor Psanmous(?) for an unknown merismos and the merismos potamophylakidos of year 19? of Hadrian, paid by Sansnos, son of Petorzmethis and Senharpaesis.
	Ostr. Berlin P. 12108	receipt of 3 praktores Simon, Panapis and Pelaias for "potamou", perhaps for the canal of Trajan?, paid by Pelaias, son of Pelaias and Thinpater--- in year 17 of Trajan; with signature of Simon, cf. O.Eleph. DAIK 297 and El. 2375.
	Ostr. Berlin P. 12109	Receipt of the tax farmer Stlaccius through his assistant Ammonios for poll tax of year 13 of Antoninus, paid by Petorzmethis, son of Phanophis
	Ostr. Berlin P. 12110	Receipt of praktor Didymion for and unknown tax and the contribution of the men who have fled of year 18 of Trajan, paid by Pachomos, son of Pelaias in year 19; later installments written in a second hand.
	Ostr. Berlin P. 12112	Account for wheat and denaria
	Ostr. Berlin P. 12113	Receipt for the merismos anakechorekoton from year 27 of Commodus, paid by Diony(sios) Alexatos(?), formula unusual
	Ostr. Berlin P. 12114	account of expenses, mentioning salt, oil, wages
	Ostr. Berlin P. 12115	Receipt of the tax farmer Stlaccius, through the assistant Valerios, for the third of myrobalanoi, paid by Senpasmethis the elder through Domittius.
	Ostr. Berlin P. 12116	Receipt of Melanthis for laographia of the third year of Vespasian, installment of 8 dr.
	Ostr. Berlin P. 12117	Account with names and amount of money for cargoes (agoge?)
	Ostr. Berlin P. 12118	Account with names and amount of money, professions: flute player, stone mason
	Ostr. Berlin P. 12119	receipt of Hermogenes praktor for poll tax of year 1 of Trajan, paid by Harpaesis, in two installments; with signature of Hermogenes.
	Ostr. Berlin P. 12120	Account for various items, oil, slave, barley, vegetables, professions
	Ostr. Berlin P. 12121	Receipt of Melanthis for laographia of an unknown year of Vespasian
	Ostr. Berlin P. 12122	Receipt of Annius Decimus?, tax farmer, though the assistant Serenus for poll tax of year 6 of Marc Aurel and Verus, paid in installments,in year 7.
	Ostr. Berlin P. 12123	receipt of Hermogenes praktor for poll tax of year 2 of Nerva, with signature of Hermogenes.
	Ostr. Berlin P. 12124	REceipt of Mettis Tyrannos, tax farmer of the enkyklion, for "hypokeimena ges"?, with subscript of Mettius Tyrannos.
	Ostr. Berlin P. 12125	dedication (proskynema), name missing
	Ostr. Berlin P. 12126	Bank receipt of Ammonios for unknown tax with signature of Ammonios the banker, paid by NN, son of Lykomedes
	Ostr. Berlin P. 12127	Receipt? or Note? mentioning tax collector Aibutius Niger and annother man Palachemis, son of Sarapion. context not clear
	Ostr. Berlin P. 12128	Receipt for unknown tax (geometria?) of year 18, probably written by Marcus Annius Nemonianus in year 19 of Marc Aurel and Commodus; probably of the tax farmer Ulpius Cerealis.
	Ostr. Berlin P. 12129	Receipt of Iulius Melas, apaitetes for dermaton, for contribution of hide? (merismos dermaton), paid in year 23 of Commodus
	Ostr. Berlin P. 12130	Receipt for date palms (phoinikon) of year 11 of Trajan, paid in year 12 of Trajan. Collector unknown.
	Ostr. Berlin P. 12131	Receipt of Aiboutios Niger and Iulius Serenus, praktores of Elephantine, for several contributions for military purposes: for merismos kephalaiou en prochreia praisidiou --- and expenses for recruits (dapanas teironon), paid by Psais the elder, son of Psais and Thinpatrasnouphis
	Ostr. Berlin P. 12132	Receipt of Flavius Eutyches, freedman of Flavius Pansa, tax farmer (misthotes) of the Sacred Gate of Syene, through the assitant Sarapion, for laographia and desmophylakia of year 8 of Hadrian, paid by Panes
	Ostr. Berlin P. 12133	Receipt for poll tax of year 16 and contribution for the men who have fled of year 15?, written by the scribe Serenus in year 17 of Marc Aurel, Thoth
	Ostr. Berlin P. 12134	Receipt of Aurelius Dionysios and Hermaios, son of Diogenes, and their associate supervisors (epiteretes), through the assistant Dionysodoros for poll tax of year 1 and contribution for the men who have fled
	Ostr. Berlin P. 12135	Receipt of praktor Pachompatenephotes for contribution for river police boats of year 7 of Hadrian, paid by Petorzmethis, son of Bienchis and ---; written by the scribe Sarapion (who also writes of the praktor Sanmous).
	Ostr. Berlin P. 12136	Letter of incertain content, mentioning a Kalasiris, which might be the praktor of Elephantine during y. 13-16 of Hadrian. The title kratistos if preserved which points to a high official in the central administration in Alexandria: prefect or epistrategos? Perhaps an edict is refered to.
	Ostr. Berlin P. 12137	List of garments, account? argyrion
	Ostr. Berlin P. 12138	Receipt of the tax farmer Stlaccius through his assistant Ammonios for the survey tax for a vinyard, paid by Taouerses, on account of Onnophris, son of Onnophris
	Ostr. Berlin P. 12139	Receipt of Melanthis for laographia of an unknown year of Vespasian, installment, with siganture of Melanthis
	Ostr. Berlin P. 12140	Letter of Hatpechnoumis to Petorzmethis, to timiotato points to official letter
	Ostr. Berlin P. 12141	receipt of praktor Sokrates for laographia of year 15 of Domitianus, paid by Petorzmethis, son of Petorzmethis
	Ostr. Berlin P. 12142	List of incertain content
	Ostr. Berlin P. 12144	Receipt of Maker, son of Didymos, and Ammonas Anephmoit(?), apaitetai of the prak(toreia?) at Elephantine, for the contribution of river police boats and guard posts of year 4, paid by Pasenis, son of Pasenis alias Tanpoulla? in year 4 of Marc Aurel and Verus?.
	Ostr. Berlin P. 12145	Receipt of Biechnis and Kalasiris, prakt. --- of Elephantine (unknown), for myrobalanoi (ben-nuts) in year 20 of Commodus or Caracalla?
	Ostr. Berlin P. 12146	Receipt for custom duties for ?, written by Ammonides the scribe of the pent(ekostes) of the harbour of Syene, paid by Sarapammon, son of Pachnubis, in year 11 of Hadrian, Pharmuthi 30.
	Ostr. Berlin P. 12147	Receipt for poll tax of year 4 of Vespasian, with signature of Melanthis, son of Hermodotos, over the remaining 8 dr., = 16 dr.
	Ostr. Berlin P. 12148	Letter, edoxen, hiereos?
	Ostr. Berlin P. 12150	Account for several days with amounts of money
	Ostr. Berlin P. 12152	Receipt of Iulios Sabinos and associate supervisors of the Sacred Gate of Syene through the assistant Sarapion, in year 18? of Hadrian?
	Ostr. Berlin P. 12153	List of names
	Ostr. Berlin P. 12155	receipt of praktor Sokrates for laographia of year ? of Domitian, paid by Pelaias, son of Harpaesis in year 8 of Domitian
	Ostr. Berlin P. 12156	Private(?) receipt for 200 --- of Isak
	Ostr. Berlin P. 12157	Receipt of Flavius Eutyches, tax farmer (misthotes) of the Sacred Gate of Syene, and Longinus Crispus, and associate supervisors, through the assitant Sarapion, for trade tax
	Ostr. Berlin P. 12158	receipt of Palachemis for trade tax of the linen weavers (cheironaxion linoyphon) in year 20 of Trajan
	Ostr. Berlin P. 12159	Receipt of Longinus Serenus and Petronius Bassianus, collector for money taxes at Elephantine, through the assistant Petorzmethis, for the contribution of year 5, paid by ---, son of Petorzmethis and Sokrateia
	Ostr. Berlin P. 12160	Receipt of Melanthis for laographia of year 5 of Vespasian
	Ostr. Berlin P. 12161	Account of money for certain days
	Ostr. Berlin P. 12162	List of names, mentioning prostates, Tapsouraut() Pachompeteureos
	Ostr. Berlin P. 12163	List of names with checking marks x
	Ostr. Berlin P. 12165	List of days with various entries: en agro, en Dionysio, synodos Sarapionos, Koloph()
	Ostr. Berlin P. 12166	Account of jars
	Ostr. Berlin P. 12167	Receipt of Serapammon and Soter, praktores argyrikon of Elephantine for merismoi of the fifth year of Antoninus, paid by Petorzmethis, son of Kleopatra, with signature of Soter (praktor).
	Ostr. Berlin P. 12168	receipt of Valerion and his associate tax farmers (misthotai) through the scribe Sarapion for? of year 20 of Trajan and another installment for year 1 of Hadrian, paid by Pachnoubis alias Pabos, son of Phanophis and Tachomtbekis.
	Ostr. Berlin P. 12169	Receipt of Maker, son of Didymos, and Psais, son of Zmenpos, the tax farmers of --- of the field (agrou). Parzmethis and Thinlachais pay in natura 1/2 artaba of dates for the farmers (hyper georgon) for the harvest of year 1, in year 2 of an unknown emperor.
	Ostr. Berlin P. 12170	Receipt of amphodopraktores Sarapion, son of Petorzmethis and Pa---, for annona? and stationos in year 20 of an unknown emperor
	Ostr. Berlin P. 12171	Contract of sale of a male animal. Pesaus, son of Pesaus, to ---, greetings. I acknowledge to have bought (peprakenai) a male --- for 48 drachmas.
	Ostr. Berlin P. 12172	Receipt of Serenos the younger, son of Pachnoubis, and of Mettis Tyrannos, collectors of taxes in money and kind of Elephantine, through the assistant Bienchis, for rent (enoikiou oikopeid(?))
	Ostr. Berlin P. 12173	Contract between the pastophoros Petorzmethis, son of Psenpoueris, and Pachnoumis, son of the mother Senpatchnautis, for rent (enoikion) for a part of a linen weavers shop (ergasterion linoyphikon) situated in "Ser" of Arensnouphis the great god, for two years from year 16, Phamenoth, till year 16, end of Mechir. Demotic subscription naming issuer and first contractant Petorzmethis, son of Psenpoueris.
	Ostr. Berlin P. 12174	Receipt of Aiboutios Niger and Iulius Serenus, praktores of Elephantine, for prosodon phoinikos, paid by Senesentis on account of Pachompaonnophris, son of Bienchis, for one topos, in year 20 of Marc Aurel and Commodus
	Ostr. Berlin P. 12175	List of names and amounts of money and checking marks
	Ostr. Berlin P. 12176	Receipt of Ulpius Cerealis, tax farmer of the Sacred Gate of Syene, through the assistant Pachnoubis, son of Petorzmethis, for the survey tax on palm groves of year 22 of Commodus, paid by Senesentis on account of Pachnoubis, son of Palachemis in year 23 of Commodus
	Ostr. Berlin P. 12178	List of names, amounts of money, only names of women
	Ostr. Berlin P. 12179	receipt of Didymion praktor, written by Palachemis the scribe, for trade tax ? of year 5 of Hadrian, paid by ---, son of -osiris and the mother Soeris
	Ostr. Berlin P. 12180	Fragment of a contract of perilysis; only the end formulae are perserved. scribe was Kasianos, son of Dioskoros
	Ostr. Berlin P. 12181	Letter with greetings, fragment
	Ostr. Berlin P. 12182	Account of various items, wine, jars: hexachooi
	Ostr. Berlin P. 12183	receipt of Zenon, tax farmer of the Sacred Gate of Soene through Pachompsachis, assistant, for laographia of year 10 of Antoninus, paid by Phanophis, son of Heriechnoubis and Tisatis, in year 11 of Antoninus, on Thoth 8.
	Ostr. Berlin P. 12184	List of names and amounts of unknown
	Ostr. Berlin P. 12185	Fragment of a receipt
	Ostr. Berlin P. 12187	Fragment of a receipt
	Ostr. Berlin P. 12188	Fragment of a receipt of Ammonios and Dionysios, the praktores argyrikon of Syene, paid by Pachnoubis, son of Phanophis and Tisatis
	Ostr. Berlin P. 12189	receipt of Germanus and Papremithes, praktores argyrikon of Elephantine for merismoi of year 10 of Antoninus,
	Ostr. Berlin P. 12190	Receipt of the supervisors of the Sacred gate of Syene für unknown tax, paid by Petorzmethis, son of NN and Thinpetorzmethis
	Ostr. Berlin P. 12191	Account on wine jars, koupha, knidia
	Ostr. Berlin P. 12192	account of various items, jars, yarn
	Ostr. Berlin P. 12194	Receipt of Stephanos? epiteretes through the scribe Serenos for unknown tax
	Ostr. Berlin P. 12195	Receipt of praktor Pachompatenephotes for contribution for river police boats of year 9 of Hadrian, paid by Onnophris
	Ostr. Berlin P. 12196
	Ostr. Berlin P. 12197	Fragment of a list of names
	Ostr. Berlin P. 12199	Receipt for a contribution
	Ostr. Berlin P. 12201	Fragment of a receipt of the praktor Sarapammon and collegues
	Ostr. Berlin P. 12202	Bank receipt of Ammonios? for unknown tax, paid by Herakleides
	Ostr. Berlin P. 12203	Letter of incertain content.
	Ostr. Berlin P. 12204	Receipt of a praktor of Elephantine for a contribution
	Ostr. Berlin P. 12207	Receipt of Iulius Serenus and Harpokration, collectors of money taxes at Elephantine
	Ostr. Berlin P. 12208	Receipt of Achilleus, son of Hierax for the tax for (the sale of?) a ship (telos ploiou), which has been built? (kataskeu-) through Pato---
	Ostr. Berlin P. 12209	Receipt for unknown tax over 20 dr. 1 ob.
	Ostr. Berlin P. 12211	List of names and amounts of money
	Ostr. Berlin P. 12213	Account with various entries and amounts of money
	Ostr. Berlin P. 12214	Receipt of Sempronius Celer through the assistant Palachemis for
	Ostr. Berlin P. 12215	Text of incertain content, listing names
	Ostr. Berlin P. 12216	Letter of incertain content.
	Ostr. Berlin P. 12217	Receipt for poll tax for the first year Nero, written by the praktor Hermonas, paid by Harpaesis, son of Platon
	Ostr. Berlin P. 12218	List of names
	Ostr. Berlin P. 12219	List of names
	Ostr. Berlin P. 12220	List of names
	Ostr. Berlin P. 12221	Fragment of a contract of loan by Flavius Pasmet
	Ostr. Berlin P. 12222	Fragment of a receipt, mentioning a soldier of the unit of Elephantine
	Ostr. Berlin P. 12223	Fragment of an account, mentioning sailors
	Ostr. Berlin P. 12224	Fragment of an account, mentioning symbole
	Ostr. Berlin P. 12225	Receipt for trade tax of year 17 of Trajan, signed by Domitius Maximus
	Ostr. Berlin P. 12226	List of names, amounts of money
	Ostr. Berlin P. 12227	document of incertain content
	Ostr. Berlin P. 12228	Fragmentary letter with request or order
	Ostr. Berlin P. 12277	dipinto: name on a jar?
	Ostr. Berlin P. 12278	Order for payment of money
	Ostr. Berlin P. 12280	Account of wool
	Ostr. Berlin P. 12592
	Ostr. Berlin P. 12593
	Ostr. Berlin P. 12594
	Ostr. Berlin P. 12597
	Ostr. Berlin P. 12599	Letter of the taxfarmers Claudius Euhemeros and Marius Maximus to the epiteretes Albanos. "aneraktise" ? an association of pastophoroi is mentioned, wine
	Ostr. Berlin P. 12601	Receipt for customs duties for the export of linen or flax? from the nome Perithebas, in year 3 of Trajan. Apollonides and partners, telonai of the 2%-tax of Perithebas have received the fee from Psansnos, son of Horos.
	Ostr. Berlin P. 12602
	Ostr. Berlin P. 12603
	Ostr. Berlin P. 12614
	Ostr. Berlin P. 12615
	Ostr. Berlin P. 12616
	Ostr. Berlin P. 12617
	Ostr. Berlin P. 12618
	Ostr. Berlin P. 12619
	Ostr. Berlin P. 12621
	Ostr. Berlin P. 12667
	Ostr. Berlin P. 12672
	Ostr. Berlin P. 12673
	Ostr. Berlin P. 12674
	Ostr. Berlin P. 12676
	Ostr. Berlin P. 12677
	Ostr. Berlin P. 12679	Receipt for customs duties of the customs officer Chesphmois and partners, for the exporst of wine from Thebes, paid by Horos, son of Sarapion.
	Ostr. Berlin P. 12680
	Ostr. Berlin P. 12681
	Ostr. Berlin P. 12686
	Ostr. Berlin P. 12687
	Ostr. Berlin P. 12688
	Ostr. Berlin P. 12690
	Ostr. Berlin P. 12691
	Ostr. Berlin P. 12692
	Ostr. Berlin P. 12693
	Ostr. Berlin P. 12696
	Ostr. Berlin P. 12699
	Ostr. Berlin P. 12700
	Ostr. Berlin P. 12702
	Ostr. Berlin P. 12703
	Ostr. Berlin P. 12704
	Ostr. Berlin P. 12706
	Ostr. Berlin P. 12707
	Ostr. Berlin P. 12708
	Ostr. Berlin P. 12709
	Ostr. Berlin P. 12710
	Ostr. Berlin P. 12711
	Ostr. Berlin P. 12712
	Ostr. Berlin P. 12713
	Ostr. Berlin P. 12714
	Ostr. Berlin P. 12715
	Ostr. Berlin P. 12716
	Ostr. Berlin P. 12717
	Ostr. Berlin P. 12718
	Ostr. Berlin P. 12719	Receipt for the delivery of wheat from Thebes, Memnoneia
	Ostr. Berlin P. 12721
	Ostr. Berlin P. 12722
	Ostr. Berlin P. 17828
	Ostr. Berlin P. 17829	Receipt for delivery of chaff for the achyrarioi Epikrates and ---
	Ostr. Berlin P. 17834
	Ostr. Berlin P. 18231
	Ostr. Berlin P. 18297
	Ostr. Berlin P. 18511
	Ostr. Berlin P. 18516
	Ostr. Berlin P. 18517
	Ostr. Berlin P. 18549
	Ostr. Berlin P. 31250
	Ostr. Berlin P. 12000	geometric problem with figure.
	Ostr. Paris, Louvre OGL 0004	Receipt of Valerios Marion and his associate supervisors of the Sacred Gate of Syene, through the assistant Sarapion, for laographia
	Ostr. Paris, Louvre OGL 0007	Receipt of praktores Petesouchos and Annius Ammonianus, for contribution of ? (merismos + dap---) for year 2? of Antoninus, paid by NN, with signature of Annius Annianus
	Ostr. Paris, Louvre OGL 0012
	Ostr. Paris, Louvre OGL 0018	Receipt for rent of privately leased land in Tmonsamenis?, in wheat
	Ostr. Paris, Louvre OGL 0030	Receipt of praktores Asinnius, son of Didymos, and Ammonios, through Ammonios?, fragment
	Ostr. Paris, Louvre OGL 0034 + 1329	Receipt for harbour dues from the port officer (misthotes eidous hormophylakias) Pachnoubis, son of Petorzmethis, at the harbour of Syene (Aswan), paid by Paris, son of Pnepheros
	Ostr. Paris, Louvre OGL 0051	Receipt for laographia, frg.
	Ostr. Paris, Louvre OGL 0053	receipt for laographia of unknown year of Tiberius, written by collector Petorsmethis (bilingual)
	Ostr. Paris, Louvre OGL 0057	Receipt of Valerios Marion and his associate supervisors (epiteretai) through the assistant Pachompsachis for trade tax of year 3 of Antoninus, paid by Pelaias, son of Herichnoubis.
	Ostr. Paris, Louvre OGL 0058	Receipt of praktor Sanmous for contribution for river police boats of year 2 of Hadrian, paid by Pachomchemis, son of Petorzmethis and Tramensetis; written by the scribe Sarapion.
	Ostr. Paris, Louvre OGL 0060	Acknowledgment of an adoption
	Ostr. Paris, Louvre OGL 0061	Bank receipt of Ammonios for akrodrya with signature of Ammonios the banker, paid by Pachompasenis, with arurai
	Ostr. Paris, Louvre OGL 0066	Receipt of Longinus Serenus and Petronius Bassianus, collector for money taxes at Elephantine, through the assistant Petorzmethis, for the contribution of year 5?, paid by P---
	Ostr. Paris, Louvre OGL 0083	Letter of ---ttetos to Tithoes concerning pitch and jars which should be tarred
	Ostr. Paris, Louvre OGL 0085	receipt of the bank of Syene, of which Asklepiades is in charge, for the tax on date palms (akrodrya) for the current year 22 of Ptolemy VI?+ + Cleopatra II , paid by Pe---; with signature of the banker Asklepiades
	Ostr. Paris, Louvre OGL 0086	Receipt of the granary of Syene for harvest tax (epigraphe), paid by Pachnoubis, son of Psenimouthes, signed by the sitologos Artemes
	Ostr. Paris, Louvre OGL 0087	receipt of the bank of Syene, of which Asklepiades is in charge, for the tax on date palms (akrodrya) for the current year 4 of Ptolemy VI?+ Ptol. VIII + Cleopatra II , paid by Pelaias, son of Pachnoubis; with signature of the banker Asklepiades+
	Ostr. Paris, Louvre OGL 0088	Receipt of the bank of Syene for akrodrya and eparourion, paid by Tsenharpres and Timetis, signed by the banker Ammonios
	Ostr. Paris, Louvre OGL 0091	Receipt of the bank of Syene for akrodrya, paid by Pachnoubis, son of Harpekis, signed by the banker Ammonios.
	Ostr. Paris, Louvre OGL 0092	Receipt of the bank of Syene for ?, paid by Takalas?, signed by the banker Ammonios.
	Ostr. Paris, Louvre OGL 0093	Notification on basis of the land survey (geometria) over taxable land issued to Pachnoubis, son of Psenimouthes receipt of measurement in Greek language
	Ostr. Paris, Louvre OGL 0094	Receipt of the granary of Syene for harvest tax (epigraphe), paid by Pachnoubis, son of Psenimouthes, signed by the sitologos Ammonios
	Ostr. Paris, Louvre OGL 0097	Receipt of the bank of Syene for ?, signed by the banker Ammonios.
	Ostr. Paris, Louvre OGL 0098	Receipt for harvest tax (epigraphe) of year 38 of Ptol. VIII., issued by the sitologos Ptolemaios, paid by Pachnoum; Demotic (ERC Elephantine, Moje): Demotic subscription: Rotated by 90° in respect to the Greek text. Name of deliverer, beginning lost.
	Ostr. Paris, Louvre OGL 0099	Receipt of the granary of Syene for harvest tax (epigraphe), paid by Pachnoubis, son of Harpekis, signed by Artemes (sitologos)
	Ostr. Paris, Louvre OGL 0130	Notification on basis of the yearly land survey of taxable land issued to Zmethis, son of Peteharomsnouphis, signed by Kallimachos the scribe of the district (topogrammateus) receipt of measurement in Greek language
	Ostr. Paris, Louvre OGL 0101	Receipt for pasture tax (ennomion) of year 6 of an unknown ptolemaic ruler, paid by the woman Takaeas, daughter of Pames?.
	Ostr. Paris, Louvre OGL 0102	Receipt of the bank of Syene for drachme? for two years, and eparourion, paid by Tsenharpres, Pantarkes and Tsenpoeris, signed by the banker Ammonios.
	Ostr. Paris, Louvre OGL 0131	Receipt of the granary of Syene for harvest tax (epigraphe)
	Ostr. Paris, Louvre OGL 0104	Receipt for unknown tax called telos lagiop-?, paid by Saos, son of Demetrios, signed by the praktor Ammonios, son of Herakleides
	Ostr. Paris, Louvre OGL 0106	Receipt of the bank of Syene for akrodrya, paid by Tsenpoeris, daughter of Schono(?) and Tnameris, signed by the banker Ammonios.
	Ostr. Paris, Louvre OGL 0107	Receipt of the bank of Syene for akrodrya, paid by Tachnoubis, daughter of Panouphis---, signed by the banker Ammonios.
	Ostr. Paris, Louvre OGL 0108	Receipt of Ammonios and Sokration, collectors of money taxes of Elephantine, through the assistant Petorzmethis, for the contributions of river police boats and guards, paid by Psen---, son of -- and Thinpachnoubis in year 21 of Antoninus Pius.
	Ostr. Paris, Louvre OGL 0109	receipt of the bank of Syene, for which Euphranor and Hermo(?) are in charge, for the tax on 1/4 and 1/8 aroura of date palms (akrodrya) for year 24 of Augustus, paid by Esoeris?, son of Choleope? in year 25 of Augustus
	Ostr. Paris, Louvre OGL 0111	Demotic (ERC Elephantine, Moje): Demotic subscription: Rotated by 90° in respect to the Greek text. Name of issuer Pelaias, beginning lost.
	Ostr. Paris, Louvre OGL 0112	Receipt of Doros for salt tax (halike) and compulsory labor tax (Syeniton logeia), paid by ---mouthis and his wife Tachnoum and Titos a slave girl.
	Ostr. Paris, Louvre OGL 0113	Receipt of the granary of Syene for harvest tax (epigraphe), paid by Pachnoubis, son of Psenimouthes
	Ostr. Paris, Louvre OGL 0116	Receipt of the bank of Syene for unknown tax for two years, of banker Ammonios
	Ostr. Paris, Louvre OGL 0133	Receipt of the granary of Syene for harvest tax (epigraphe) paid by Tisatis, daughter of Petenou(?)
	Ostr. Paris, Louvre OGL 0118	Receipt of the oikonomos Paysipolemos to Pachnoubis, son of Pelaias, who has delivered to the royal store house an unknown quantity of chaff (achyron)
	Ostr. Paris, Louvre OGL 0119	Receipt of the bank of Syene for akrodrya, paid by Tnameris, daughter of Psenchnoubis, granddaughter of Melas, signed by the banker Ammonios.
	Ostr. Paris, Louvre OGL 0121	Receipt of the bank of Syene for unknown tax, paid by Tisatis
	Ostr. Paris, Louvre OGL 0122	Receipt of the bank of Syene for eparourion and an unknown tax tre(?), paid by Pachnoubis, son of Harpekis, signed by the banker Ammonios.
	Ostr. Paris, Louvre OGL 0124	Letter of Hermippos to Ptelemaios, mentioning Ammonios the oikonomos and thiasitai
	Ostr. Paris, Louvre OGL 0125	Receipt of the bank of Syene for ?, paid by Pachnoubis, son of Psenimouthes, signed by the banker Ammonios.
	Ostr. Paris, Louvre OGL 0127	Receipt of the bank of Syene for pasture tax (ennomion), banker Ammonios
	Ostr. Paris, Louvre OGL 0128	Receipt of Ptolemaios to Psenamounis and Dorion, Damon and partners. They have paid to the granary on account of(?) Patechon, son of Hariotes 1/3 + 1/6 + 1/64 artaba. Probably not Elephantine!
	Ostr. Paris, Louvre OGL 0135	Receipt of the bank of Syene for akrodrya, paid by Tsenharpres the elder, daughter of Tsenharpres?, signed by the banker Ammonios
	Ostr. Paris, Louvre OGL 0136	Receipt of the bank of Syene for akrodrya, signed by the banker Ammonios.
	Ostr. Paris, Louvre OGL 0145	Receipt of the granary of Syene for harvest tax (epigraphe), paid by Louous
	Ostr. Paris, Louvre OGL 0146	Receipt of the bank of Syene for akrodrya, signed by the banker Ammonios.
	Ostr. Paris, Louvre OGL 0180	document of incertain content, ptolemaic
	Ostr. Paris, Louvre OGL 0148	Receipt of the bank of Syene for unknown tax, written by the banker Asklepiades
	Ostr. Paris, Louvre OGL 0149	Receipt of the bank of Syene for akrodrya, paid by Zmethis, son of Soup---?, signed by the banker Ammonios.
	Ostr. Paris, Louvre OGL 0151	Receipt of Doros for salt tax (halike) and compulsory labor tax (Syeniton logeia), paid by ---mouthis and his wife Tachnoum, Tekis, his mother, and Titos a slave girl.
	Ostr. Paris, Louvre OGL 0152	Receipt of the bank of Syene for akrodrya, paid by Zmethis, son of Soup---?, signed by the banker Ammonios.
	Ostr. Paris, Louvre OGL 0155	Receipt of the bank of Syene for unknown tax
	Ostr. Paris, Louvre OGL 0161	Receipt for customs duties from outside Syene
	Ostr. Paris, Louvre OGL 0167	List with occupations
	Ostr. Paris, Louvre OGL 0168	Receipt of the tax farmer Stlaccius through his assistant Ammonios for trade tax of year 15 of Antoninus
	Ostr. Paris, Louvre OGL 0169	Receipt of Petorzmethis and Pachompsachis, tax collectors of Elephantine, for the contribution for river police boats and guard posts and for two statues for Antinoos, .
	Ostr. Paris, Louvre OGL 0172	Receipt of the bank of Syene for unknown tax, written by the banker Asklepiades
	Ostr. Paris, Louvre OGL 0173	Receipt of --- and Mettis Tyrannos, praktores at Elephantine, for the contributions of river police boats and other expenses of year 29 of Commodus
	Ostr. Paris, Louvre OGL 0179	Receipt of Zenon, tax farmer of the Sacred gate of Soene through Ammonios, assistant, for trade tax
	Ostr. Paris, Louvre OGL 0147	Receipt of the bank of Syene
	Ostr. Paris, Louvre OGL 0189	Receipt of Valerios Marion and his associate supervisors (epiteretai) through the assistant Pachompsachis for trade tax
	Ostr. Paris, Louvre OGL 0195	REceipt of supervisor (epiteretes) Lucius Aurelius for laographia of year 15 of Trajan, paid by Petorzmethis ---, son of Petorzmethis and the mother --- in year 15 or 16 of Trajan
	Ostr. Paris, Louvre OGL 0202	Receipt for poll tax of year 17 of Tiberius, written by the bilingual scribe Petorzmethis, paid by Petechnoubis, son of Bienchis
	Ostr. Paris, Louvre OGL 0204	receipt for laographia of year 14 of Nero without signature; probably hand of Pelaias Ammoniou, scribe/praktor
	Ostr. Paris, Louvre OGL 0241	Receipt of the tax farmer Stlaccius through his assistant Serenos for poll tax of year 16 of Antoninus, paid in installment by Valerios, son of Harpaesis and Thiepsis, in year 20 of Antoninus
	Ostr. Paris, Louvre OGL 0247	Receipt of assistant Serenos for geometria phoinikonos of year 16 of Marc Aurel, paid by Pasenis, son of Palachemis?, on account of Pachnoubis, son of Pachomos, in year 17 of Marc Aurel
	Ostr. Paris, Louvre OGL 0248	Receipt of Ulpius Cerealis, tax farmer of the Sacred Gate of Syene, through the assistant Pachompsachis, for trade tax (χειρωνάξιον) in two installments, paid by Petorzmethis, son of Bienchis and the mother Tisatis.
	Ostr. Paris, Louvre OGL 0255	Receipt of Petorzmethis (alias Pachompsachis), praktor of Elephantine, for merismoi of year 17, with signature of the collector
	Ostr. Paris, Louvre OGL 0310	Receipt for monthly tax, paid by Hermias, for the months Pachon and Payni in year 7 of Nero.
	Ostr. Paris, Louvre OGL 0314	Receipt of Petorzmethis (alias Pachompsachis), praktor of Elephantine, for merismoi for river police boats and guard posts, paid by NN, son of Zmenpos, in year 18 of Hadrian
	Ostr. Paris, Louvre OGL 0319	Receipt for contribution of year 13
	Ostr. Paris, Louvre OGL 0323	Receipt for harbour dues (enhormion), given out by Ammonios, son of Ariston, paid by Sansnos, son of M---, for the time Pachon to Mesore of year 15 of Trajan.
	Ostr. Paris, Louvre OGL 0324	Receipt of praktores Asinnius, son of Didymos, and Ammonios, through Ammonios?, for the price of public dates
	Ostr. Paris, Louvre OGL 0328	receipt of Didymion praktor, written by Palachemis the scribe, for poll tax of year 5 of Hadrian, paid by Petorzmethis, son of Petesouchos
	Ostr. Paris, Louvre OGL 0329
	Ostr. Paris, Louvre OGL 0331	Receipt of Petorzmethis (alias Pachompsachis), praktor of Elephantine, for merismoi for river police boats and stationos in year 18 of Hadrian
	Ostr. Paris, Louvre OGL 0336	Receipt of Annius Decimus, tax farmer, though the assistant Serenus for poll tax of year 6 of Marc Aurel and Verus, paid by Petorzmethis, son of Petorzmethis and Sokrateia, in year 7.
	Ostr. Paris, Louvre OGL 0339	Receipt for unknown tax in year 19 of Marc Aurel and Commodus, with signature of practor Iulius Serenus
	Ostr. Paris, Louvre OGL 0341	fragment of an account of money
	Ostr. Paris, Louvre OGL 0346	REceipt of Zenon, son of Herakleides, tax farmer of the Sacred gate of Soene through Sarapion, assistant, for laographia, paid by Pachompaonnophris, son of Pachompaouerses.
	Ostr. Paris, Louvre OGL 0349	Receipt of Valerion and his associate tax farmers (misthotai) through the scribe Sarapion for unknown tax; fragment.
	Ostr. Paris, Louvre OGL 0350	Receipt of Petorzmethis, son of Pachompapsenchnoumis and ---, praktores stephanikon of Elephantine, for phoi--- (dates?) in year 22, probably of Caracalla.
	Ostr. Paris, Louvre OGL 0351	Receipt for the price of public dates. Fragment. Unusual formula starting with the month and day. Scribe and practor unknown.
	Ostr. Paris, Louvre OGL 0352	Receipt of Soter and Papremithes, praktores argyrikon of Elephantine for contribution of year 8, paid by Pachnoubis, son of Pachnoubis and Tipsansnos.
	Ostr. Paris, Louvre OGL 0353	Receipt for poll tax of year 21 of Tiberius, paid by Pachnoubis?, son of Psenchnoubis?, with signature of Ammonios, son of Tryphon, and the praktor? Pelaias
	Ostr. Paris, Louvre OGL 0354	Order for payment or delivery to a cook?
	Ostr. Paris, Louvre OGL 0356	receipt of Zenon, tax farmer of the Sacred Gate of Soene through Pachompsachis, assistant, for laographia of year 10 of Antoninus, paid by Pachnoubis, son of Pachnoubis and Thinpsansnos
	Ostr. Paris, Louvre OGL 0359	receipt of praktor Sokrates for laographia of year 11 of Vespasian, paid by Pates?, son of Zmenichnoumis, with signature of the praktor Sokrates.
	Ostr. Paris, Louvre OGL 0362	Receipt of Valerios Serenos and Corn---, supervisors of the Sacred Gate through the scribe Valerios the younger, for Behen-nuts, paid by Petorzmethis ---
	Ostr. Paris, Louvre OGL 0367	Letter of a prophet of Neilammon to a Marcus, perhaps a decurio.
	Ostr. Paris, Louvre OGL 0368	receipt of praktor Sokrates for laographia of year 15 of Domitianus, paid by Iemouthes, son of Pachompareothes, with signature of the praktor Sokrates.
	Ostr. Paris, Louvre OGL 0373	Receipt for poll tax of year 5 of Tiberius and for the pasture tax for 9 sheep (ennomion probaton), paid by Petechnoubis, son of Papremithes
	Ostr. Paris, Louvre OGL 0374	Receipt for poll tax of year 9 of Tiberius. with Greek subscript of praktor and scribe Ariston, son of Alexandros
	Ostr. Paris, Louvre OGL 0376	Receipt of Apion for telos epikephal(?) of year 33 of Augustus, paid by ---boutis for his son
	Ostr. Paris, Louvre OGL 0378	Receipt of Valerius Serenus and Sarapion, son of Harpaesis, praktores of money taxes at Elephantine, for rent of state-owned houses, paid by Tekos in year 28 of Commodus
	Ostr. Paris, Louvre OGL 0380	Receipt of assistant Serenos for geometria phoinikonos of year 16 of Marc Aurel, paid by Sansnos, son of Pesaus, in year 17 of Marc Aurel
	Ostr. Paris, Louvre OGL 0383	Receipt of Petorzmethis alias Pachompsachis, tax collector of Elephantine, for the contribution for two statues (for Antinoos), paid by Peteuris, son of Imouthes and Senpeteuris.
	Ostr. Paris, Louvre OGL 0384	Receipt of the tax farmers Aurelios Hierakapollon and Aurelios Satornilos through the assistant Kopres for poll tax of year 4, paid by Eponychos alias Mer--- the elder in year 5 of Elagabal.
	Ostr. Paris, Louvre OGL 0388	Receipt of Dioskoros, epiteretes of the Sacred gate of Syene, through the apaitetes Marcus Annius Nemonianus, for eikasmou myrobalanon (Behen-nuts), paid by Petorzmethis, son of Onnophris, on account of Pachompaiemouthes, son of Psenchnoubis, in year 28 of Commodus
	Ostr. Paris, Louvre OGL 0389	Receipt for customs duties for import of unknown items in year 4 of Trajan, issued by Pompeius Valens a to Bienchis, son of Pachomchemis
	Ostr. Paris, Louvre OGL 0392	Receipt of praktor Sokrates for laographia of year 10 of Domitianus, paid by Petorzmethis, son of Pachnoubis, in several installments, partly paid through the agency of other persons, Petobastis and Ammonas, perhaps clerks of the praktor?
	Ostr. Paris, Louvre OGL 0393	receipt of praktor Sanmous through scribe Sarapion for the contribution for a copper statue and a silver bust of emperor Hadrian, paid by Patchnaus, son of K---, in second year of Hadrian.
	Ostr. Paris, Louvre OGL 0394	REceipt for poll tax and contribution for the men who have fled (anakechorekoton) of year 14 of Marc Aurel, written by the assistant Serenus, paid by Zmenpos, son of Pachnoubis and Thinpetorzmethis
	Ostr. Paris, Louvre OGL 0396 + 0940	Account with names, mentioning logeia poleos (contribution of/for the city)
	Ostr. Paris, Louvre OGL 0397	Receipt of Soter and Papremithes, praktores argyrikon of Elephantine for the price of public date of year 7, paid in year 8 of Antoninus. With signature of Soter
	Ostr. Paris, Louvre OGL 0411	Receipt for poll tax of year 43 of Augustus, paid by Longinus, son of Alexandros
	Ostr. Paris, Louvre OGL 0412	Receipt of Antiochos Kassianos, Arrius Publianus, Iulius Maximus and their associate supervisors of the Sacred gate of Soene through the assistant Phanophis for trade tax, paid by Pachompaonnophris, son of Pachompaouerses and the mother Senzmethis
	Ostr. Paris, Louvre OGL 0414	receipt for wheat and barley of year 8 or 20 of Trajan, paid by three brothers to the agoranomos
	Ostr. Paris, Louvre OGL 0415	Receipt of Petorzmethis, son of Serenos, and Dionysodoros, son of Serenus, and Ammonas, son of Pachnoubmis, collectors of taxes in money and kind in Elephantine, for telesma and prosodos of a mulberry-tree? of Dionysos?, paid by Tanapotis on account of Peros in year 8? ob Septimius Severus
	Ostr. Paris, Louvre OGL 0416	Receipt of Ammonas, son of Pachnoubmis, and Petorzmethis, son of Serenos, and Dionysodoros, son of Serenus, collectors of taxes in money and kind in Elephantine, for telesmata and prosodoi of the last survey (episkepsis), paid by Thina---
	Ostr. Paris, Louvre OGL 0417	REceipt for trade tax (cheironaxion) of year 10 of Hadrian, issued by the assistant Sarapion, paid by Petorzmethis, son of Petesouchos
	Ostr. Paris, Louvre OGL 0419	Receipt of the supervisor (epiteretes) Lucius Aurelius for trade tax of year 15 of Trajan, paid by Petemeaus, son of Bienchis and Senzmethis, with signature of Lucius Aurelius.
	Ostr. Paris, Louvre OGL 0420	Receipt for poll tax of year 3 of Tiberius, paid by Triadelphos, son of Apollonios, signed by the praktor Pachompretis, son of Pelaias
	Ostr. Paris, Louvre OGL 0421	Receipt of Valerius Serenus and Palachemis, the two praktores argyrikon of Elephantine, through Petorzmethis, assistant, for contribution of year 3, paid by Zmenpos, son of Pachnoubis and Thinpetorzmethis, in year 3 of Marc Aurel and Verus
	Ostr. Paris, Louvre OGL 0422	Letter of Sarapion to his brother Sarapion, concerning affairs of a praktor about the demands of the Panopolite about various items of clothing
	Ostr. Paris, Louvre OGL 0423	receipt of praktor Hermogenes for laographia of year 3 of Trajan, paid by Imuthes, son of Pachompareothes, in instalments, with signature of praktor Hermogenes.
	Ostr. Paris, Louvre OGL 0424	Letter about sending bread
	Ostr. Paris, Louvre OGL 0426	Receipt of praktor Petesouchos for the price of public dates, paid by Senzmenpos, daugther of Zmethos, and her partner in year 2 of Antoninus
	Ostr. Paris, Louvre OGL 0427	receipt of praktor Hermogenes for laographia of year 3 of Traian, paid by ---, son of Zmethis and Tachomtahermon, fuller.
	Ostr. Paris, Louvre OGL 0428	Receipt of Aibutius Niger und Pachnoumis, son of Palachemis, praktores of Elephantine, for contributions of year 14, paid by Papremithes, son of Valerios and Senyris, and by his brother Petephautis.
	Ostr. Paris, Louvre OGL 0430 + 436	Receipt of Valerios Marion and his associate supervisors (epiteretai) through the assistant Pachompsachis for poll tax of year 2 of Antoninus, paid by Psenchnoubis, son of Pachnoubis and Tithithoue?
	Ostr. Paris, Louvre OGL 0433	Receipt of Domitios Fannianus and Germanus collectors of money taxes for merismos of year 12 of Antoninus, paid by Peteharoueris, son of Pesouris and the mother Thinpachnautis
	Ostr. Paris, Louvre OGL 0437	Account with names and amount of money
	Ostr. Paris, Louvre OGL 0440	Receipt of the bank clerk (cheiristes) Hermodotos for date palms (akrodrya phoinikonos) of the harvest of year ? of Claudius, paid by Pachompahermon, in year 8-10 of Claudius.
	Ostr. Paris, Louvre OGL 0443	Receipt for harbour dues (enhormion), given out by ---, officer of the harbour guard (ascholoumenos ten hormophylakian), probably from the reign of Hadrian, paid by Zmenpos, son of Pa---
	Ostr. Paris, Louvre OGL 0445	Receipt of Valerion and his associate tax farmers (misthotai) through the scribe Sarapion for trade tax, paid by Petorzmethis, son of --- and Thinpa---, in year 4 of Hadrian
	Ostr. Paris, Louvre OGL 0452	End of receipt of year 2 of Trajan.
	Ostr. Paris, Louvre OGL 0458	Account of money, written by the hand of Iunius Valens
	Ostr. Paris, Louvre OGL 0460	label? epikarsion linoyphon 36
	Ostr. Paris, Louvre OGL 0467	Receipt of Hierax and Herodes, supervisors, through the assistants Marcus Annius Nemonianus and Serenos Junior, for Behen-nuts
	Ostr. Paris, Louvre OGL 0470	receipt of Annius Ammonianus and Sarapammon, son of Pachnoubis, praktores argyrikon of Elephantine, through the assitant Pachoubis, son of Petorzmethis, for merismos of year 4, paid by Pelaias, son of Heriechnoubis
	Ostr. Paris, Louvre OGL 0474	receipt for time demosiou phoinikos given out by the praktores of Soene and Elephantine Ammonios, son of Menelaos, and Abounaios, son of Iamblichos, through an unknown scribe in year 14 of Trajan
	Ostr. Paris, Louvre OGL 0477	Letter to Hermogenes
	Ostr. Paris, Louvre OGL 0480	Receipt of Bassus and Didymion, tax farmers of Syene, for poll tax of year 32 of Commodus, paid by Pachnoubis, son of Pachomparnouphis
	Ostr. Paris, Louvre OGL 0481	Receipt of Domitios Fannianus and Germanus collectors of money taxes at Elephantine, for merismos of year 12 of Antoninus Pius, paid by Patsibtis, son of Petorzmethis and Senpelaia
	Ostr. Paris, Louvre OGL 0486	Receipt for unknown tax, probably harbour fees of year 15 of Antoninus Pius, with signature of Leon Basilides
	Ostr. Paris, Louvre OGL 0488	Receipt?
	Ostr. Paris, Louvre OGL 0501	Receipt of Hierax, epiteretes, through the assistant Serenus, for poll tax of year 7, paid by Pesaus, son of Petechnoubis and Thinpet(orzmethis), in year 8 of Marc Aurel and Verus
	Ostr. Paris, Louvre OGL 0505	Receipt of Apollonios, son of Ammonios, through ---, and Ammonios, son of Sokrates, praktores of Elephantine, through the assistant Sansnos, for the merismos of year 32 of Commodus, paid by Papremithes, son of Bienchis
	Ostr. Paris, Louvre OGL 0519	Receipt of Flavius Eutyches, tax farmer (misthotes) of the Sacred Gate of Syene, and Longinus Crispus, and associate supervisors, through the assitant Sarapion, for poll tax and prison guards, paid by Petorzmethis, son of Pachompetenephotes, between y. 10 -12 of Hadrian.
	Ostr. Paris, Louvre OGL 0527	Receipt of Ulpius Cerealis, tax farmer of the Sacred Gate of Syene, through an unknown scribe, who might also have written O.Worp 60. The tax is myrepseia, perhaps a trade tax for seller of perfum.
	Ostr. Paris, Louvre OGL 0534	Receipt of Didymion praktor (through the scribe Palachemis), for the contribution for those who have fled (μερισμὸς ἀνακεχωρηκότων) of year 18, paid probably in the beginning of year 19 of Trajan.
	Ostr. Paris, Louvre OGL 0539 + 1990	Receipt of Iulius Cornelianus and Pelaias, collectors of money taxes at Elephantine, for contributions of year 14 of Antoninus, paid by Pachnoubis, son of Pachnoubis and Thinpsansnos; with signature of Phannianos (= Domitius Fannianus?)
	Ostr. Paris, Louvre OGL 0543	Receipt for for geometria phoinikonos, issued by the assistant Pachnoubis, son of Petorzmethis, in year 30 of Commodus, paid by Pachnoubis on account of ---, son of Sarapion.
	Ostr. Paris, Louvre OGL 0551	Receipt of Sempronius Celer through the assistant Palachemis for trade tax of linen weavers and pastophoroi of year 6 of Hadrian, paid by Pachompatenephotes, son of Kalasiris and Senpachompasenis
	Ostr. Paris, Louvre OGL 0555	Receipt of Antiochos Cassianos and his associate supervisors of the Sacred gate of Soene through the assistant Phanophis? for cheironaxion, paid by NN. with signature of Antiochos Cassianus at the upper margin written upside down
	Ostr. Paris, Louvre OGL 0558	receipt of Iulius Sabinus epiteretes, through the scribe Sarapion for laographia of year 18 of Hadrian, paid by Pachnoubis, son of Petorzmethis and Thinpsansnos.
	Ostr. Paris, Louvre OGL 0560 + 1971	Receipt of year 29 of Commodus for rent on state owned houses, apid by Meneus, issued by the assistant Ammonios (cf. Eleph. 4725)
	Ostr. Paris, Louvre OGL 0563	Receipt of Stephanos and partners, supervisors of the Sacred Gate of Syene, through the scribe Serenos, for poll tax of year 12 and merismos andron anakechorekoton of year 11, paid by Pesaus, son of Petechnoubis and Thinpetorzmethis, in year 13 of Marc Aurel
	Ostr. Paris, Louvre OGL 0568	Receipt of Papremithes and Bienchis, praktores argyrikon of Elephantine through the assistant Ammonios, for merismos of year 9 of Antoninus, paid by Pesaus, son of Petechnoubis and Thinpetorzmethis
	Ostr. Paris, Louvre OGL 0569	Receipt of Sokration, praktor for monthly trade tax, paid by Petorzmethis, son of Pachnoubis, in year 8 of Hadrian.
	Ostr. Paris, Louvre OGL 0570	Receipt of the tax farmer Stlaccius through his assistant Serenos for poll tax and trade tax of year 16 of Antoninus, paid in installments by Petorzmethis, son of Bienchis and Tisatis, in year 20 of Antoninus
	Ostr. Paris, Louvre OGL 0571	List of names
	Ostr. Paris, Louvre OGL 0583	receipt of Annius Ammonianus and Sarapammon, son of Pachnoubis, for merismos for a statue and a bust of the emperor, paid by Zmenpos, son of Harpaesis and Sentithoes
	Ostr. Paris, Louvre OGL 0586	List or account of payments of artabai to or from persons on certain days, probably Hermonthis or Memnoneia
	Ostr. Paris, Louvre OGL 0613	Receipt of Petronius Bassianos and Macer, tax collectors of Elephantine, for contribution of year 7, paid by Panapotis, son of Ammonios and Sennesis
	Ostr. Paris, Louvre OGL 0651	Receipt of praktor Kalasiris for the merismos for a statue of the emperor, written by Iunius Valens, paid by Zmenpos, son of Harpaesis and Sentithoes, and his son Psais, of the mother Thipsansnos
	Ostr. Paris, Louvre OGL 0656	Receipt of Ulpius Cerealis, tax farmer of the Sacred Gate of Syene, through the assistant Pachnoubis, son of Petorzmethis, for the survey tax on palm groves, paid by --- in year 22 of Commodus.
	Ostr. Paris, Louvre OGL 0717	Receipt of Annius Decimus, tax farmer, though the assistant Serenus for poll tax of year 6 or 7 of Marc Aurel and Verus.
	Ostr. Paris, Louvre OGL 0718	Receipt of Phanophis, praktor argyrikon of Elephantine, for the price of public dates (time demosiou phoinikos), paid on account of Thinmeaus, daughter of Petorzmethis
	Ostr. Paris, Louvre OGL 0719	Receipt of praktor Pachompatenephotes for contribution for river police boats of year 9 of Hadrian, paid by Pempsas alias Phallais, son of Herieus and Soeris
	Ostr. Paris, Louvre OGL 0722	Receipt of praktor Kalasiris for the merismos for a statue of the emperor, written by Sarapion, son of Sibylleus, in year 13 of Hadrian
	Ostr. Paris, Louvre OGL 0726	text of incertain content, perhaps literary?
	Ostr. Paris, Louvre OGL 0729	Receipt of Marcus Annius Nemonianus, collector of money taxes at Elephantine, and the subordinate collector (apaitetes) Ammonios, son of Soter, for contributions of year 33 of Commodus, paid NN, son of Petorzmethis and Thinpapremithes
	Ostr. Paris, Louvre OGL 0730	End of a receipt of year 19 of Trajan
	Ostr. Paris, Louvre OGL 0735	Receipt of Zenon, tax farmer of the Sacred Gate of Soene through Pachompsachis, assistant, for laographia of year 9 of Antoninus
	Ostr. Paris, Louvre OGL 0737	Receipt of praktores Asinnius, son of Didymos, and Ammonios, through Ammonios?, for a contribution; fragment
	Ostr. Paris, Louvre OGL 0738	Receipt of praktores Asinnius, son of Didymos, and Ammonios, through Ammonios?, for a contribution; fragment
	Ostr. Paris, Louvre OGL 0739	Receipt of Antistianes, cheiristes (bank clerk), for survey tax on palm groves in an unknown year of Domitian (probably 7-10)
	Ostr. Paris, Louvre OGL 0743	Receipt of the bank of Syene for akrodrya and eparourion, paid by Andr---, signed by the banker Ammonios.
	Ostr. Paris, Louvre OGL 0746	receipt of practor Hermogenes for laographia of year 4 of Trajan, paid by Pachomchemis, son of Pachom---, with signature of Hermogenes
	Ostr. Paris, Louvre OGL 0787	Receipt of Hierax and Herodes, epitereteai, through the assistant Serenus, for poll tax of year 8 and contribution for the men who have fled of year 6 and 7 of Marc Aurel and Verus in year 9
	Ostr. Paris, Louvre OGL 0790	Receipt of Flavius Eutyches, tax farmer (misthotes) of the Sacred Gate of Syene, and Longinus Crispus, and associate supervisors (epiteretai), through the assistant Sarapion, for trade tax, issued between year 10 and 12 of Hadrian.
	Ostr. Paris, Louvre OGL 0791	receipt for laographia of unknown year of Gaius, written by collector Petorsmethis (bilingual), countersigned by Ariston, son of Pelaias
	Ostr. Paris, Louvre OGL 0795	Receipt for contribution for the men who have fled (merismos anakechorekoton), in the reign of Antoninus, written by Pachompsachis, paid by Petorzmethis, son of Petesouchos.
	Ostr. Paris, Louvre OGL 0798	Receipt of Ulpius Cerealis, tax farmer of the Sacred Gate of Syene, through the assistant Pachompsachis, for trade tax (χειρωνάξιον), in installment, paid by Petorzmethis, son of Bienchis and the mother Tisatis.
	Ostr. Paris, Louvre OGL 0799	receipt of praktor Sanmus, through the scribe Sarapion, for time demosiou phoinikos, paid by two? daughters of a master stone mason
	Ostr. Paris, Louvre OGL 0810	Receipt for custom duties for import of wheat and ?, written by Ammonides the scribe of the pent(ekostes) of the harbour of Syene, paid in year 13 of Hadrian, Pachon 24.
	Ostr. Paris, Louvre OGL 0818	Receipt of Soter and Papremithes, praktores argyrikon of Elephantine for contribution of year ?, paid by Pesaus, son of Petechnoubis and Senpetorzmethis.
	Ostr. Paris, Louvre OGL 0819	receipt of Didymion praktor, written by Palachemis the scribe, for poll tax of year 5 of Hadrian, paid by Harpaesis alias Loxis, son of Harpaesis and the mother Tanouris
	Ostr. Paris, Louvre OGL 0831	Receipt of Ulpius Cerealis, tax farmer of the Sacred Gate of Syene, through the assistant Pachnoubis, son of Petorzmethis, for the survey tax on palm groves, paid by Pachnoumis on account of Thinatpechnoumis---.
	Ostr. Paris, Louvre OGL 0833	receipt of praktor Sokrates for laographia of year 8 of Domitianus, paid by Pa--- in year 10, through agents in installments. a second tax is enoikon (rent).
	Ostr. Paris, Louvre OGL 0840	Receipt for harbour dues for three months from the port officer (misthotes hormophylakias) Rufillus Niger, at the harbour of Syene (Aswan), paid by Setis?
	Ostr. Paris, Louvre OGL 0841	Receipt of the supervisor Gellius Perses for poll tax of year 12 of Hadrian, paid by Petorzmethis alias Dax, son of Petorzmethis and Senpoueris in year 13 of Hadrian, with subscript of Gellius Perses.
	Ostr. Paris, Louvre OGL 0842	Receipt of Apollonios, son of Ammonios, and Ammonios, son of Sokrates, praktores of Elephantine, through the assistant Sansnos, for the merismoi of year 23 of Commodus, paid by Petosiris ---
	Ostr. Paris, Louvre OGL 0843	Receipt of Domitios Fannianus and Germanus, collectors of money taxes, for the contribution for building watch towers and the praesidium of year 11 of Antoninus Pius, paid by Peteharoueris, son of Pesouris and Thinpachnautis
	Ostr. Paris, Louvre OGL 0845	Receipt of the bank of Syene for akrodrya, paid by Androites, son of Psenophmous, signed by the banker Ammonios.
	Ostr. Paris, Louvre OGL 0846	Receipt of Dionysodoros, son of Serenus, and Ammonas, son of Pachnoumis, praktores argyrikon and sitikon of Elephantine, for the price of public dates, paid by the priests ---?
	Ostr. Paris, Louvre OGL 0847	Receipt for trade tax (cheironaxion) of year 10 of Antoninus, paid by ---, son of Petorzmethis and Senharpaesis, in year 11?
	Ostr. Paris, Louvre OGL 0852	REceipt of Ammonios, collector of the poll tax (apaitetes laographias), for laographia of year 10 of Marc Aurel, paid by Papremithes, son of Phanophis and Thinpatanoukis, in yeara 11.
	Ostr. Paris, Louvre OGL 0854	Receipt of Tithoetion and collegues, supervisors (epiteretai) of the Sacred Gate of Syene, through Marcus Annius Nemonianus, collector (apaitetes), for the Third of Behen-nuts (myrobalanon) ?
	Ostr. Paris, Louvre OGL 0873	Receipt of practor Hermogenes for laographia of unknown year of Trajan
	Ostr. Paris, Louvre OGL 0878	receipt of the scribe Leon for cheironaxion of linen weavers of Elephantine, for year 14 of Trajan, paid by Peeis, son of Bienchis and Senzmethis, with signature of Gellius Capito, through his scribe Pachompretis, son of Ammonas.
	Ostr. Paris, Louvre OGL 0879	Receipt of Harpochration*, praktor of Elephantine, through Hera--- the scribe.
	Ostr. Paris, Louvre OGL 0881	Receipt of praktor Sanmous for contribution for river police boats of year 4 of Hadrian, paid by ---, son of Pauris, written by the scribe Sarapion.
	Ostr. Paris, Louvre OGL 0882	Receipt of the tax farmer Stlaccius through his assistant Ammonios for trade tax of year 17 of Antoninus, paid by Ammonios, son of Sarapion and Thinzmethis, in year 18 of Antoninus
	Ostr. Paris, Louvre OGL 0886	Acknowledgement of Petorzmethis, son of Pachnoubis, pastophoros, to Onnophris, son of Serenus, the prostates. Petorzmethis has received the wages (salarion) of the pastophoroi of the Hadrianeion in Syene for two months Thoth and Phaophi, 40 drachmas.
	Ostr. Paris, Louvre OGL 0887	Receipt of Phanophis and Marcus, praktores argyrikon Elephantines, written by Phanophis, for contributions of year 18 of Antoninus, paid by Papenas, son of Patchnautis and the mother Senpatchnautis.
	Ostr. Paris, Louvre OGL 0889	Receipt for harbour dues for one month from the port officer (misthotes hormophylakias) Kronion, at the harbour of Syene (Aswan), paid by Peteharoeris for cargoes made in the month Tybi
	Ostr. Paris, Louvre OGL 0890	Receipt of Iulius Domitius and the associate supervisors (epiteretai) through the assistant Sarapion for poll tax (laographia) of year 7 of Antoninus. paid by ---.
	Ostr. Paris, Louvre OGL 0892	receipt of Marcus Annius Nemonianus, collector of money taxes at Elephantine, and the subordinate collector (apaitetes) Ammonios, son of Soter, for contributions of year 31 of Commodus, paid NN, son of NN and Thinpepremithes
	Ostr. Paris, Louvre OGL 0894	REceipt of practor Hermogenes for laographia of year 10 of Trajan, paid in year 11, with signature of the praktor
	Ostr. Paris, Louvre OGL 0896	REceipt of Apion (supplied from parallel OGL 896) and Apollonios and Ariston, through Palachemis, for survey tax on palm groves of year 17 of Trajan, paid by Petorzmethis alias strabos, son of Bienchis.
	Ostr. Paris, Louvre OGL 0899	Receipt of Stephanos and Herodes, supervisors of the Sacred Gate of Syene, through the assistant Pachnoubis, for survey tax on palm groves, paid by Tisatis on account of Thinpas, daughter of Harpaesis, in year 9 of Marc Aurel and Verus.
	Ostr. Paris, Louvre OGL 0900	Receipt for the price of public dates for the harvest of year 1 of Septimius Severus, and for telesmata and for prosodoi of the recent episkepsis, paid by Pachnoumis, son of Zmenpos, on account of Thinpasenis, daughter of Peteskemis, in year 2 of Septimius Severus, written by the assistant Bienchis
	Ostr. Paris, Louvre OGL 0902	Receipt of Longinus Serenus and Petronios Bassianos, praktores argyrikon of Elephantine, for time demosiou phoinikos of the harvest of year 5 of Antoninus and Verus, paid by Pesaus on account of Pachompretis, son of Sarapion, in year 6, Hathyr 14. with signature of Petronius
	Ostr. Paris, Louvre OGL 0903	receipt of the tax farmers Herakleides and Isidoros through the assistant Palachemis, for trade tax of year 6 of Antoninus, paid by Quintus, son of Zmenpos and Tachnoubis.
	Ostr. Paris, Louvre OGL 0905	Receipt for trade tax (cheironaxion) of year 10 of Tiberius, paid by Pachompazmethis, son of Bienchis
	Ostr. Paris, Louvre OGL 0907	Receipt of Hermias, bank clerk of (ho para) ---?, for akrodrya of year 11, paid in year 12 of Tiberius
	Ostr. Paris, Louvre OGL 0909	Receipt of praktor Triadelphos for merismos potamophylakidos and stationos, paid by Petorzmethis the younger, son of Poueris and Tanapotis, in year 12 of Hadrian.
	Ostr. Paris, Louvre OGL 0910	Receipt of Annius Decimus, tax farmer, though the assistant Serenus for trade tax of year 6 of Marc Aurel and Verus, paid by ---, son of --- and Thinpetorzmethis
	Ostr. Paris, Louvre OGL 0913	Receipt for poll tax of year 2 of Hadrian, paid in year 3 of Hadrian
	Ostr. Paris, Louvre OGL 0914	Receipt of Valerion and his associate tax farmers (misthotai) through the scribe Sarapion for unknown tax of year 2, paid in year 3 of Hadrian; fragment.
	Ostr. Paris, Louvre OGL 0923	receipt of Ammonios and Sokration, the 2 collectors of money taxes at Elephantine, for merismoi of unknown year (21-23) of Antoninus
	Ostr. Paris, Louvre OGL 0924	Receipt of Iulios Sabinos and his associates, former supervisors of the Sacred Gate of Syene, through the assistant Petorzmethis, for Behen-nuts of the harvest of year 16 of Hadrian, paid by Tanlilauis
	Ostr. Paris, Louvre OGL 0928	Receipt of the veteran Valerius Serenus a for the harbour fees for the month Payni, paid by Papremithes, son of (?) Lasom?
	Ostr. Paris, Louvre OGL 0929	Receipt of Pachnoubis (son of Petorzmethis?) and Pachnoubis, son of Kalasiris, officers of the harbour guard (hormophylakia), for harbour fees (enhormion), paid by Pachnoubis---
	Ostr. Paris, Louvre OGL 0931	Receipt of praktores Asinnius, son of Didymos, and Ammonios, through Ammonios?, for the contribution of year 12, paid by Paris, son of Paris? and the mother ?, and his son of the mother Senhareotes
	Ostr. Paris, Louvre OGL 0937	Receipt for poll tax for year 11 of Nero, written by the scribe/praktor Ammonios, son Ammonios, paid by ---, son of Peteesis
	Ostr. Paris, Louvre OGL 0939	Receipt of Sempronius Celer through the assistant Palachemis for for poll tax and prison guards of year 6 of Hadrian, paid by Bienchis, son of Peeis and Senesentis.
	Ostr. Paris, Louvre OGL 0941	Receipt of Antiochos Cassianus and his associate supervisors of the Sacred gate of Soene through the assistant Phanophis for laographia, desmophylakon and merismos epikephalaiou anakechorekoton, paid by Peteuris ---; with signature of Antiochos Cassianus
	Ostr. Paris, Louvre OGL 0943	Receipt of Verris Philoumenos for trade tax of year 11 of Vespasian
	Ostr. Paris, Louvre OGL 0946	Receipt for rent of state-owned houses, paid by Thinpa--- on account of Psais --- for the accounting of year 18 of Marc Aurel and Commodus.
	Ostr. Paris, Louvre OGL 0950	receipt of praktor Sanmous through scribe Sarapion for the contribution for a copper statue and a silver bust of emperor Hadrian, paid by Petorzmethis---, in second year of Hadrian.
	Ostr. Paris, Louvre OGL 0952	Receipt of Apollonios, supervisor of the Sacred Gate of Syene, through his assistant Sarapion, for survey tax on palm groves , paid by --, son of Harpaesis, probably in year 14 of Hadrian.
	Ostr. Paris, Louvre OGL 0954	Receipt for contributions of year 31 of Commodus, skopelon, potamophylakidos and others
	Ostr. Paris, Louvre OGL 0958	Receipt of Didymion praktor (through the scribe Palachemis), for poll tax of year 18 of Trajan, paid by Kalasiris ---; with signature of Didymion.
	Ostr. Paris, Louvre OGL 0964	Receipt of Soter and Papremithes, praktores argyrikon of Elephantine for contribution of year 7, paid by NN, son of Patchnaus ---.
	Ostr. Paris, Louvre OGL 0959	Receipt of Phanophis and Marcus?, praktores argyrikon Elephantines, written by Phanophis, for contributions of year 18 of Antoninus.
	Ostr. Paris, Louvre OGL 0960	Receipt of the bank clerk (cheiristes) Hermodotos for date palms (akrodrya phoinikonos) of the harvest of year ? of Claudius, paid by Petorzmethis?, in year 10 of Claudius.
	Ostr. Paris, Louvre OGL 0965	Receipt of Ulpius Cerealis, tax farmer of the Sacred Gate of Syene, through the assistant Serenos, for unknown tax of year 23 of Antoninus, name of tax payer fragmentary, installment
	Ostr. Paris, Louvre OGL 0970	Receipt of Antiochos Cassianus and his associate supervisors of the Sacred gate of Soene through the assistant Phanophis for laographia, desmophylakon and merismos epikephalaiou anakechorekoton; with signature of Antiochos Cassianus
	Ostr. Paris, Louvre OGL 0972	receipt of Iulius Sabinus epiteretes, through the scribe Palachemis for poll tax of year 19 of Hadrian, paid by Sansnos?, son of Pachomon? in year 20 of Hadrian.
	Ostr. Paris, Louvre OGL 0974	Receipt of Phanophis, praktor argyrikon Elephantine, for the rent of state-owned houses (enoikion oikopedon) for the 19th regnal year, paid by ---anos, son of Harpaesis.
	Ostr. Paris, Louvre OGL 0975	Receipt for poll tax of year 2 of Gaius, paid by Pelaias, son of Petesouchos, written by the bilingual scribe Petorzmethis
	Ostr. Paris, Louvre OGL 0979	Receipt of Maker, son of Didymos, and Ammonios, son of Harpaesis, collectors of money taxes at Elephantine, through Ammonios, for the contribution of year 9, paid by A---, son of Bienchis?.
	Ostr. Paris, Louvre OGL 1004	Receipt for customs duties for empty jars, issued in the name of the tax farmers Herakleides and Isidoros, through the scribe Dioskoras
	Ostr. Paris, Louvre OGL 1008	Receipt ? perhaps concerning wheat. Dioskoros
	Ostr. Paris, Louvre OGL 1012	Receipt for for geometria phoinikonos, issued by the assistant Pachnoubis, son of Petorzmethis, in year 2 of Septimius Severus, cf. OGL 543.
	Ostr. Paris, Louvre OGL 1014	Receipt for trade tax (cheironaxion) of year 13 of Marc Aurel, paid by Bienchis, son of Petorzmethis and Tisatis, written by the assistant Serenus
	Ostr. Paris, Louvre OGL 1022	Receipt of the tax farmer Stlaccius through his assistant Serenos for poll tax of year 16 of Antoninus, paid in installment by ---, son of --- and Thinpetorzmethis, in year 21 of Antoninus
	Ostr. Paris, Louvre OGL 1026	Receipt of Serapammon and Soter, praktores argyrikon of Elephantine for merismoi of the fifth year of Antoninus, paid by Patchnaus, son of Harpaesis and Tanouris, with signature of Soter (praktor).
	Ostr. Paris, Louvre OGL 1032 + 1909	Receipt of praktores Asinnius, son of Didymos, and Ammonios, through Ammonios?, for the contributions of year 12, for skopelon and parolkon
	Ostr. Paris, Louvre OGL 1034	Receipt of the bank of Syene for akrodrya, paid by Pachnoubis, son of Harpekis, signed by the banker Ammonios.
	Ostr. Paris, Louvre OGL 1063	Receipt of Zenon, tax farmer of the Sacred gate of Soene through Ammonios, assistant, for poll tax of year 11, paid by Pe--- , son NN and Senpatanoukis
	Ostr. Paris, Louvre OGL 1064	Receipt for poll tax for year 13 of Nero, written by the scribe/praktor Ammonios, son Apollonios
	Ostr. Paris, Louvre OGL 1068	Receipt for geometria phoinikonos?, written by the assistant Serenus.
	Ostr. Paris, Louvre OGL 1074	Receipt of praktores Asinnius, son of Didymos, and Ammonios, through Ammonios?, for the price of public dates, paid by Psais, on account of Petorzmethis, son of Pachnoubis, in year 13? of Marcus Aurelius.
	Ostr. Paris, Louvre OGL 1102	Receipt of the tax collector Sansnos, son of Papremithes, for the price of public dates, paid by Thinpachnoumis --- on account of Thinebtoous, daughter of Petorzmethis, Pachomos and Petesouchos, son of Pneb---, in year 9 of Septimius Severus or Severus Alexander
	Ostr. Paris, Louvre OGL 1104	Receipt of Longinus Serenus and Petronius Bassianus, collectors for money taxes at Elephantine, for the contribution of year 6, paid by Pachnoubis, son of Pachompapsenchnoubis and Senharpaesis. with signature of Petronius Bassianus
	Ostr. Paris, Louvre OGL 1105	receipt of supervisor (epiteretes) Sempronius Celer and his associates through the scribe Sarapion for trade tax of year 7 of Hadrian, paid by Petorzmethis, son of Petorzmethis and Thinpouers, grandson of Pelaias
	Ostr. Paris, Louvre OGL 1106	Receipt of Marius Maximus for laographia, paid by Kalasiris, son of Psansnos and Senpatermethis, with signature of the collector
	Ostr. Paris, Louvre OGL 1107	Receipt of the tax farmer Stlaccius through his assistant Ammonios (II) for the survey tax on palm groves for the harvest of year 19 of Antoninus, paid by Tisatis on account of Thinpachompasenis, daughter of Harpaesis, dated in year 20 of Antoninus
	Ostr. Paris, Louvre OGL 1110	Receipt of Flavius Eutyches, freedman of Flavius Pansa, tax farmer (misthotes) of the Sacred Gate of Syene, through the assitant Sarapion, for laographia and desmophylakia of year 8 of Hadrian, paid by ---, son of Petesouchos.
	Ostr. Paris, Louvre OGL 1109	Receipt for poll tax of year 2 of Vespasian, paid by Zemnichnoubis, son of Ammonios, with signature of Pelaias, son of Ammonios
	Ostr. Paris, Louvre OGL 1111
	Ostr. Paris, Louvre OGL 1114	Receipt of Iulius Sabinus and Longinus Crispus, telonai of the harbour of Syene, through the scribe Ammonides, for customs duties for dates, paid by ---, son of Petorzmethis, in year 14 of Hadrian
	Ostr. Paris, Louvre OGL 1115	Receipt of praktor Kalasiris for the contribution of river police boats, second installment, through the scribe Valeris, son of Thytomous, paid by Patsibtis, son of Petorzmethis and Senpelaia, in year 16 of Hadrian.
	Ostr. Paris, Louvre OGL 1116	Receipt of praktor Dionysios for trade tax of linen weavers of year 19 of Trajan, paid by Peeis, son of Bienchis and Thinzmethis.
	Ostr. Paris, Louvre OGL 1117	receipt of Iulius Sabinus for survey tax on palm groves, paid by Sarapion, son of Apollonios?; with signature of Sabinus.
	Ostr. Paris, Louvre OGL 1118	Receipt of supervisor (epiteretes) Lucius Aurelius for laographia of year 16 of Trajan, paid by Bienchis, son of Peeis and Senesentis, with signatur of Lucius Aurelius
	Ostr. Paris, Louvre OGL 1120	Receipt of Melanthis for laographia of year 7 of Vespasian, paid by Sarapas, son of Zm---
	Ostr. Paris, Louvre OGL 1122	Receipt for poll tax of year 4 of Claudius, signed by Psonsnos, paid by Psenmouthis, son of Demetrios
	Ostr. Paris, Louvre OGL 1126	Receipt of Arrius Publianus and associates, supervisors (epiteretai) of the Sacred Gate of Syene, through the assistant Sarapion, for geometria phoinikonon of year 15 of Hadrian, paid by a woman, in year 16 of Hadrian.
	Ostr. Paris, Louvre OGL 1130	Receipt of Pompeius Valens, tax farmer of the 2% tax at the harbour of Syene, for customs duties on the import? of wine and flax, paid by Hermogenes, son of Synegoros?, with signature of Pompeius Valens
	Ostr. Paris, Louvre OGL 1133	receipt for poll tax of year 15 of Tiberius; written by the bilingual scribe and praktor Petorzmethis.
	Ostr. Paris, Louvre OGL 1134	Receipt of Ulpius Cerealis and Domitius, son of Domitius, tax farmers of the Sacred Gate of Syene, through the assistant Pachnoubis (son of Petorzmethis), for geometria phoinikonos, paid by Thinpsansnos on account of Sansnos, son of Pesaus, in year 19 of Marc Aurel and Commodus.
	Ostr. Paris, Louvre OGL 1135	Receipt of Ulpius Cerealis, tax farmer of the Sacred Gate of Syene, through the assistant Pachnoubis, son of Petorzmethis, for trade tax (χειρωνάξιον), paid by Pachnoubis, son of NN and the mother Thinvaleris?
	Ostr. Paris, Louvre OGL 1138	Receipt of Domitios Fannianus and Germanus collectors of money taxes at Elephantine, for merismos of year 12 of Antoninus Pius, paid by ---, son of ---pos and Tisatis
	Ostr. Paris, Louvre OGL 1140	Receipt of Flavius Eutyches, tax farmer (misthotes) of the Sacred Gate of Syene, and Longinus Crispus, and associate supervisors, through the assitant Sarapion, for poll tax.
	Ostr. Paris, Louvre OGL 1142	Receipt of Tithoetion and collegues, supervisors (epiteretai) of the Sacred Gate of Syene, through Marcus Annius Nemonianus, collector (apaitetes), for geometria phoinikonos, probably in year 13 of Marc Aurel
	Ostr. Paris, Louvre OGL 1143	Receipt of Iulius Sabinus epiteretes and associates, through the scribe Palachemis for unknown tax
	Ostr. Paris, Louvre OGL 1144	receipt for poll tax of unknown year of Tiberius, paid by Petesouchos, son of Pelaias; written by the bilingual scribe and praktor Petorzmethis.
	Ostr. Paris, Louvre OGL 1146	Receipt of the decemprimi (chief administratros of the city) of the toparchy of Syene Arabia for imperial assessment (phoros apotaktos) in wheat of year 2 of Trebonius Gallus and Volusianos, paid by Petechnoumis---
	Ostr. Paris, Louvre OGL 1147	Receipt of Maker, son of Didymos, and Ammonios, son of Harpaesis, collectors of money taxes at Elephantine, through Ammonios, for the contribution of year 8 and 9?, paid by Harpaesis, son of Pe---.
	Ostr. Paris, Louvre OGL 1148	receipt of the tax farmers Herakleides and Isidoros through the assistant Pachompsachis for cheironaxion of the 5th year of Antoninus Pius, and for the merismos of year 3, paid by Petorzmethis, son of Bienchis.
	Ostr. Paris, Louvre OGL 1149	Receipt of praktor Sanmous for contribution for river police boats of year 4 of Hadrian, paid by ---, written by the scribe Sarapion.
	Ostr. Paris, Louvre OGL 1150	Receipt of praktor Sanmous for contribution for river police boats of year 4 of Hadrian, paid by Petorzmethis, son Sansnos, written by the scribe Sarapion.
	Ostr. Paris, Louvre OGL 1153	Receipt of the amphodopraktores ---, son of Petorzmethis, and Pachnoumis, son of Pe---, for taxes on dates, time demosiou phoinikos and prosodou phoinikos of the harvest of year 23 of Caracalla?, paid by Pachompaonnophris
	Ostr. Paris, Louvre OGL 1154	Receipt of Petorzmethis (alias Pachompsachis), praktor of Elephantine, for merismos diplon of year 19
	Ostr. Paris, Louvre OGL 1157	Receipt of Longinus Serenus and Petronios Bassianos, praktores argyrikon of Elephantine, for time demosiou phoinikos of the harvest of year 6 of Antoninus and Verus, paid by Pesouris--- in year 7
	Ostr. Paris, Louvre OGL 1158	Receipt of Esminis to Serapion, probably for customs duties on 50 artabas of wheat?, during the reign of Domitian. The receipt was probably issued outside of Syene and was imported along with the wheat to Syene.
	Ostr. Paris, Louvre OGL 1159	Receipt of Iulius Sabinus and Gellius Perses and Sansnos and their associate supervisors of Syene for poll tax and prison guards of year 17 of Hadrian, paid by NN, son of NN and the mother Tisatis; with signature of Gellius Perses
	Ostr. Paris, Louvre OGL 1160	Receipt of the praktores Ailius Didymos and Hermodoros, son of Soter, through an unknown scribe, for rent on state-owned houses? paid by ---, son of Pachomos on behalf of his father? Pachomos
	Ostr. Paris, Louvre OGL 1161	receipt of the bank of Syene, of which Asklepiades is in charge, for akrodrya (datepalms)
	Ostr. Paris, Louvre OGL 1162	Receipt of Annius Decimus, tax farmer, though the assistant Serenus for poll tax? of year 7 of Marc Aurel and Verus, paid by Papremithes, son of Harpaesis and Thinzmenpos, in year 8.
	Ostr. Paris, Louvre OGL 1163	Receipt of Serenos the younger, son of Pachnoubis, and Mettis Tyrannos, collectors of taxes in money and kind of Elephantine, through the assistant Bienchis, for the price of public dates of the harvest of year 2, paid by Thinmeaus on account of Pachnoubis alias Phaphis, in year 3 of Septimius Severus
	Ostr. Paris, Louvre OGL 1164	Receipt of the veteran Valerius Serenus for the harbour fees for the month?, paid by Papremithes ---
	Ostr. Paris, Louvre OGL 1165	receipt of Valerion and his associate tax farmers (misthotai) through the scribe Sarapion for unknown tax, paid by Petorzmethis?, son of Poueris.
	Ostr. Paris, Louvre OGL 1169 + 1170	Receipt of Ammonios and Dionysios, praktores of Syene, for the Dacian canal (of Trajan) and for the wages on soldiers of river police boats, paid by ---meaus, son of Bienchis ---.
	Ostr. Paris, Louvre OGL 1171	Receipt of Pachnoumis ---, pastophoros, to ---, son of Petorzmethis, for unknown items
	Ostr. Paris, Louvre OGL 1173	Receipt of Hierax and Herodes, epiteretai, through the assistants Serenus and Marcus (Annius Nemonianus) , for the survey tax on palm groves, paid by ---, on account of NN, in year 8 of Marc Aurel and Verus
	Ostr. Paris, Louvre OGL 1176	Receipt (of Longinus Serenus and Petronios Bassianos, praktores argyrikon of Elephantine through the assistant Petorzmethis,) for contribution of year 5 of Antoninus and Verus, paid by Pachnoubis, son of Pa--- and Tanapotis
	Ostr. Paris, Louvre OGL 1179	Receipt of praktor Sanmous for contribution for river police boats of year 2 of Hadrian, paid by two person ---, son of Bienchis; written by the scribe Sarapion.
	Ostr. Paris, Louvre OGL 1183	receipt of the tax farmers of the harbour police (misthotai eidous hormophylakias) Papos and Pachnoubis for harbour fees (enhormion) of Syene and Elephantine for Pachon til Mesore of year 22 of Commodus, paid by Pachnoumis, son of Zmenpos.
	Ostr. Paris, Louvre OGL 1186	Receipt for poll tax of year 18 of Tiberius, paid by Pachnoubis, son of Petorzmethis
	Ostr. Paris, Louvre OGL 1188	Receipt of amphodopraktores of Elephantine for unknown tax, paid by Aurelios Sarapyllas
	Ostr. Paris, Louvre OGL 1189	Receipt of the bank clerk (cheiristes) Hermodotos for date palms (akrodrya phoinikonos) of the harvest of year 7 of Claudius, paid by NN, through Poueris? in year 8 of Claudius
	Ostr. Paris, Louvre OGL 1191 + 1347	Receipt of Petorzmethis alias Pachompsachis, tax collector of Elephantine, for the contribution for two statues for Antinoos, for river police boats and watch towers, paid by Petorzmethis, son of Petesouchos and Tapheus
	Ostr. Paris, Louvre OGL 1200	Receipt of praktores Psennesis and? Sansnos, son of Papremithes, for prosodos (?) of year 9, paid by Pasenis ---
	Ostr. Paris, Louvre OGL 1201	Receipt of Germanus and Domitius Fannianus, collectors of money taxes of Elephantine, for contributions of year 12 of Antoninus, paid by Pachomchemis, son of Petorzmethis and Tramensetis
	Ostr. Paris, Louvre OGL 1202	receipt of Germanus and Papremithes, praktores argyrikon of Elephantine for merismoi of year 11 of Antoninus,
	Ostr. Paris, Louvre OGL 1207	receipt of praktor Sokrates for laographia of year 11 of Domitianus, paid by Iemouthes, son of Pachompareothes.
	Ostr. Paris, Louvre OGL 1208	Receipt for poll tax of year 4 of Tiberius paid by Petechnoubis, written probably by praktor Pachompretis, son of Pelaias
	Ostr. Paris, Louvre OGL 1212	Receipt for harbour dues (enhormion), given out by Ammonianus, officer of the harbour guard, probably from the reign of Trajan
	Ostr. Paris, Louvre OGL 1214	Receipt of Domitios Fannianus and Germanus collectors of money taxes for merismoi
	Ostr. Paris, Louvre OGL 1216	Acknowledgement of Pachnoubis --- pastophoros, to Onnophris, son of Serenus, the prostates. Pachnoubis has received the wages (salarion) of the pastophoroi of the Hadrianeion in Syene for two? month.
	Ostr. Paris, Louvre OGL 1217	receipt of the tax farmers Herakleides and Isidoros through the assistant Pachompsachis for poll tax, paid by ---, son of Petorzmethis ---
	Ostr. Paris, Louvre OGL 1218	Receipt of the tax farmer Stlaccius through his assistant Ammonios for poll tax of year 18, paid by ---, son of Pesouris in year 19 of Antoninus Pius
	Ostr. Paris, Louvre OGL 1220	Receipt of Palachemis, son of Zmentpos, to Petorzmethis ---, for fees of the harbour guard (enhormion) from Tybi to Pharmouthi of year 12 of Hadrian
	Ostr. Paris, Louvre OGL 1227	Receipt of Flavius Eutyches, freedman of Flavius Pansa, tax farmer (misthotes) of the Sacred Gate of Syene, through the assistant Sarapion, for cheironaxion of year 8 of Hadrian, paid by Pachompetenephotes, son of Kalasiris and Senpachompasenis
	Ostr. Paris, Louvre OGL 1229	Receipt for trade tax (cheironaxion) of year 1 of Tiberius, paid by Demetrios?, son of Ammonios?.
	Ostr. Paris, Louvre OGL 1230	Receipt of Aiboutios Niger and Pachnoubis, son of Petorzmethis, through the scribe Antonius Iulas, for the price of public dates, paid by ---, son of Petorzmethis, on account of Ammonios, son of Sarapion, in year 14 of Marcus Aurelius.
	Ostr. Paris, Louvre OGL 1232	Receipt for poll tax and contribution for the men who have fled (anakechorekoton) of year 14 of Marc Aurel, written by the assistant Serenos, paid by Onnophris, son of Petorzmethis and Thinzmenpos.
	Ostr. Paris, Louvre OGL 1233	Receipt of Valerios Marion and his associate supervisors of the Sacred Gate of Syene, through the assistant Sarapion, for the merismos epikephaliou andron anakechorekoton of year ?, paid by ---, son of Pachnoubis and Thinpach---, in year 4? of Antoninus the lord.
	Ostr. Paris, Louvre OGL 1238	REceipt of the royal store house in Syene (basilikon) for myrobalanoi (behen-nuts) delivered by Pachnoubis, son of Psenimouthes, in year 28 of an unknown ruler in second century BCE
	Ostr. Paris, Louvre OGL 1240	Receipt of Arrius Publianus and his associate supervisors of the Sacred Gale of Syene (through the scribe Sarapion) for poll tax and prison guards of year 13 of Hadrian, paid by Phanophis, son of Heriechnoubis ---, with signature of Arrius Publianus.
	Ostr. Paris, Louvre OGL 1243	Receipt of Longinus Serenus and Petronius Bassianus, collector for money taxes at Elephantine, for the contribution of year 5?, paid ---, son of Petesouchos?. with signature ?
	Ostr. Paris, Louvre OGL 1245	Receipt for poll tax of year 3 of Gaius, paid by Pachnoubis, son of Pelaias; hand of Ammonios, son of Ammonios
	Ostr. Paris, Louvre OGL 1246	receipt for laographia of the first year of Trajan in installments, paid by Peeis, son of Bienchis
	Ostr. Paris, Louvre OGL 1249	Receipt for poll tax of year 21 of Commodus and the contribution for men who have fled of year 20, written by the assistant Serenus, paid by Papremithes, son of Phanophits and Thinpatanoukis
	Ostr. Paris, Louvre OGL 1257	Receipt of praktores Asinnius, son of Didymos, and Ammonios, through Ammonios?, for the contribution of year 11, paid by ---, son of Petech()? and Senpetorzmethis?
	Ostr. Paris, Louvre OGL 1261	Receipt of the tax farmers Herakleides and Isidoros through the assistant Pachompsachis for cheironaxion of year 4?, paid by Petorzmethis, ---
	Ostr. Paris, Louvre OGL 1265	List of names, egyptian
	Ostr. Paris, Louvre OGL 1266	Receipt of Valerios Marion and his associate supervisors (epiteretai) through the assistant Pachompsachis for poll tax and trade tax of year 3 of Antoninus and for installments for poll tax of year 20 of Hadrian, paid by ---, son of Petenephotes, in year 4? of Antoninus Pius
	Ostr. Paris, Louvre OGL 1268	Receipt of the bank of Syene for akrodrya, paid by Tisatis, daughter of Haryothes, signed by the banker Ammonios.
	Ostr. Paris, Louvre OGL 1276	Receipt
	Ostr. Paris, Louvre OGL 1277	End of receipt of a 6th year of an unknown emperor
	Ostr. Paris, Louvre OGL 1280	Receipt for rent of rooms in a house at Elephantine, from Pachnoumis, son of Petorzmethis, to Petorzmethis the pastophor
	Ostr. Paris, Louvre OGL 1282	Receipt of Ammonios (praktor of Syene?), for the price of porphyr?, fragment
	Ostr. Paris, Louvre OGL 1283	Receipt of Iulius Serenus, praktor argyrikon of Elephantine and Apollonios, son of Ammonios, instead of Harpochration, son of Ammonios, and Valerion M---, candidates for the praktoreia, for time demosiou phoinikos, paid by ---, son of Phanophis, on account of ---
	Ostr. Paris, Louvre OGL 1286	Receipt of the tax farmer Stlaccius through his assistant Ammonios for poll tax, paid in year 16 of Antoninus
	Ostr. Paris, Louvre OGL 1287	Receipt for poll tax of an unknown year of Nero, perhaps of the hand of Pelaias, son of Ammonios
	Ostr. Paris, Louvre OGL 1290	List of names, perhaps all Trogodytai, as the first line suggests
	Ostr. Paris, Louvre OGL 1291	Receipt of the two praktores Sokration and Ammonios at Elephantine through the assistant Petorzmethis, for a contribution
	Ostr. Paris, Louvre OGL 1292	Receipt of the bank of Syene of ptolemaic time
	Ostr. Paris, Louvre OGL 1294	Receipt of Bassus and Didymion, tax farmer of Syene, through the assistant Pachnoubis, son of Petorzmethis, for geometria phoinikonos of the harvest of year 32 of Commodus, paid in year 33 of Commodus.
	Ostr. Paris, Louvre OGL 1297	Receipt for unknown tax, dated in year 20 of Hadrian
	Ostr. Paris, Louvre OGL 1299
	Ostr. Paris, Louvre OGL 1301	Receipt for the price of public dates for the harvest of year 8 of Marc Aurel and Verus, paid by Pebos on account of Soeris in year 9 of Marc Aurel
	Ostr. Paris, Louvre OGL 1305	Receipt of Flavius Eutyches, tax farmer (misthotes) of the Sacred Gate of Syene, and Longinus Crispus, and associate supervisors, through the assitant Sarapion, for poll tax of year 11 of Hadrian, paid by Petorzmethis alias Dax, son of Petorzmethis.
	Ostr. Paris, Louvre OGL 1307	REceipt of Melanthis for laographia of an unknown year of Vespasian
	Ostr. Paris, Louvre OGL 1309	receipt of praktor Sokrates for poll tax of year 7 of Domitian, paid by Harpaesis, son of Psenchnoubis in year 8 of Domitian.
	Ostr. Paris, Louvre OGL 1310	Receipt of unknown collector in the reign of Antoninus Pius
	Ostr. Paris, Louvre OGL 1317	Receipt of Ulpius Cerealis, tax farmer of the Sacred Gate of Syene, through the assistant Pachnoubis, for an unknown tax, paid by NN, son of NN and Thinpetorzmethis.
	Ostr. Paris, Louvre OGL 1329
	Ostr. Paris, Louvre OGL 1336	Receipt of the bank of Syene
	Ostr. Paris, Louvre OGL 1342	Receipt of praktor Triadelphos for merismos potamophylakidos, paid by ---, son of Pachomchemis.
	Ostr. Paris, Louvre OGL 1344	Receipt of the praktores argyrikon and sitikon of Syene, frg.
	Ostr. Paris, Louvre OGL 1347
	Ostr. Paris, Louvre OGL 1352	Receipt of Domitios Fannianus and Germanus collectors of money taxes for merismos of year 12 of Antoninus, paid by ---outhis, son of Pachnoubis
	Ostr. Paris, Louvre OGL 1353	Receipt of Aiboutios Niger and Iulius Serenus, praktores of Elephantine, for merismos, paid by ---, son of Pesaus
	Ostr. Paris, Louvre OGL 1385	Receipt of praktor Sanmous for contribution for river police boats of year 4 of Hadrian, paid by Psenchnoubis, son of Psenchoubis and Thinzmethis, written by the scribe Sarapion.
	Ostr. Paris, Louvre OGL 1386	Receipt of Aelius Didymos, praktor of Elephantine, through Antonius Iulas, for time demosiou phoinikos of year 20 and 21, paid by Bienchis, son of Peeis and Thinesentis, in year 23? of Commodus.
	Ostr. Paris, Louvre OGL 1392	Receipt of Tithoetion and Stephanos, supervisors (epiteretai) of the Sacred Gate of Syene, through Antonius Iulas, for the compensation of the losses with the surface tax on palm groves of year 10 and 11 of Marc Aurel, paid by Thinesnos?, daughter of Bienchis, on account of Neilamonchis, son of Onnophris, in year 14 of Marc Aurel. The tax is collected according to a special order of the prefect Calvisius Statianus.
	Ostr. Paris, Louvre OGL 1395 + 1417	Receipt for poll tax of year 21 of Tiberius, paid by Pachompos, son of Pachompos, signed by Ariston, Son of Alexandros
	Ostr. Paris, Louvre OGL 1403	receipt of Papremithes and Bienchis, praktores argyrikon of Elephantine through the assistant Ammonios, for merismos of year 10 of Antoninus, paid by Petorzmethis, son of Petesouchos and Senpetorzmethis
	Ostr. Paris, Louvre OGL 1409	Receipt of supervisor (epiteretes) Lucius Aurelius for trade tax or year of 16 or 17 of Trajan, paid by Peeis, son of Bienchis and Thinzmethis.
	Ostr. Paris, Louvre OGL 1410	Receipt of praktor Soter for merismos of year 6 of Antoninus, paid by ---, son of --- and Thinpsansnos
	Ostr. Paris, Louvre OGL 1411	Receipt for poll tax of year 12 of Antoninus Pius, paid by Patsibtis, son of Petorzmethis and Senpelaia, written by assistant Ammonios.
	Ostr. Paris, Louvre OGL 1421	Receipt of Annius Decimus, tax farmer, though the assistant Serenus, for survey tax of date palms of year 6, paid in year 7 of Marc Aurel and Verus.
	Ostr. Paris, Louvre OGL 1423	Receipt for customs duties for ? of Pompeius Valens and his associates
	Ostr. Paris, Louvre OGL 1424	Receipt for trade tax of year 20 of Trajan, paid by Peeis, son of Bienchis in year 2 of Hadrian, signed by the scribe Sarapion.
	Ostr. Paris, Louvre OGL 1425	Receipt
	Ostr. Paris, Louvre OGL 1426	Receipt for poll tax for year 12 of Trajan, hand of Marius Maximus
	Ostr. Paris, Louvre OGL 1427	REceipt of Petorzmethis (alias Pachompsachis), praktor of Elephantine, for merismoi for river police boats and stationos, in year 17 of Hadrian
	Ostr. Paris, Louvre OGL 1436	Receipt of the tax farmer Stlaccius, through Pachnoubis, son of Petorzmethis, for the third of myrobalanoi, paid by Pach---.
	Ostr. Paris, Louvre OGL 1438	Receipt of Serenos the younger, son of Pachnoubis, and of Mettis Tyrannos, collectors of taxes in money and kind of Elephantine, for the contribution of river police boats and the praisidium and for the ship --- ; with signature of Mettis (Tyrannos).
	Ostr. Paris, Louvre OGL 1441	Receipt of Melanthis for laographia of year 4 of Vespasian, paid by Alex---, signed by Melanthis
	Ostr. Paris, Louvre OGL 1443	Receipt of Petorzmethis alias Pachompsachis, tax collector of Elephantine, for the contribution for two statues (for Antinoos), paid by Patsibtis, son of Petormethis and Senpelaia.
	Ostr. Paris, Louvre OGL 1444	Receipt of Valerion and his associate tax farmers of the Sacred Gate of Syene through Nikammon, for survey tax for date groves (geometria phoinikonos), paid by Pachompatransnouphis, in year 3 of Hadrian.
	Ostr. Paris, Louvre OGL 1447	receipt of practor Hermogenes for laographia of year 8 of Trajan,paid in year 9? by Zmenpos, son of Petorzmethis
	Ostr. Paris, Louvre OGL 1449	Receipt of the granary of Syene
	Ostr. Paris, Louvre OGL 1450	Receipt of Ulpius Cerealis, tax farmer of the Sacred Gate of Syene, through the assistant Maker, for survey tax on palm groves, paid by Pasmetis on account/land of other persons: Germanos, son of Milkialos, Pachompaousis and Tisatis, daughter of Pannes.
	Ostr. Paris, Louvre OGL 1451	Receipt for pasture tax (ennomion) of year 27 of Ptol. VIII?, paid by Pelaias, son of Petepe---.
	Ostr. Paris, Louvre OGL 1452	Receipt for enhormion for the month Epeiph
	Ostr. Paris, Louvre OGL 1453	Receipt of Valerion and his associate tax farmers (misthotai) through the scribe Sarapion for trade tax, paid by Zmenpos, son of Harpaesis and Sentitoes?.
	Ostr. Paris, Louvre OGL 1456	Receipt of the 4 tax collectors Hermogenes, Germanos, Serapammon? and Papremithes for contributions of year 10 of Antoninus, paid by Petorzmethis the elder, son of Poueris and Tisatis?, with signature of Hermogenes.
	Ostr. Paris, Louvre OGL 1457	Receipt for poll tax of year 16 and the contribution for the men who have fled of year 15 of Marc Aurel, paid by Hermon, son of Peto--- and Thinmeaus, paid in year 17, written by assistant Serenus
	Ostr. Paris, Louvre OGL 1459	Receipt of praktor Agathodoros for unknown tax of year 8 of Trajan
	Ostr. Paris, Louvre OGL 1460	Document written by the scribe Iunius Valens, contract?
	Ostr. Paris, Louvre OGL 1463	Receipt of praktor Pachompatenephotes for contribution for river police boats of year 9 of Hadrian, paid by Petorzmethis, son of Petorzmethis ---
	Ostr. Paris, Louvre OGL 1464	Receipt of the supervisor (epiteretes) Lucius Aurelius for trade tax of year 15 of Trajan, paid by Peeis, son of Bienchis and Thinzmethis, with signature of Lucius Aurelius.
	Ostr. Paris, Louvre OGL 1466	Fragment of an account showing figures
	Ostr. Paris, Louvre OGL 1468	Receipt for poll tax for year 17 of Trajan, paid by Peeis, son of Bienchis and Thinzmethis, signed and written by Ammonios, son of Isidoros in year 18 of Trajan.
	Ostr. Paris, Louvre OGL 1469	Note from Peteesis
	Ostr. Paris, Louvre OGL 1472	Receipt of Soter and Papremithes, praktores argyrikon of Elephantine for contribution of year 7, paid by Soter, son of Petorzmethis and Senpatraensnouphis?.
	Ostr. Paris, Louvre OGL 1473	Receipt of the bank of Syene for akrodrya, signed by the banker Ariston.
	Ostr. Paris, Louvre OGL 1474	Receipt of Iulius Cornelianus and Pelaias, collectors of money taxes at Elephantine, for contributions of year 15 of Antoninus, paid by Petorzmethis, son of K--- the younger and Senpetorzmethis; with signature of Iulius Cornelianus
	Ostr. Paris, Louvre OGL 1476	Receipt of Petorzmethis, son of Petosiris, and Horos, son of Petorzmethis, and other praktores of Elephantine, for prosodou phoinikos (income of dates) on Ammon's land in Piauo, paid by Pernos and Patsibtis in year 23 of Caracalla.
	Ostr. Paris, Louvre OGL 1477 + 1494	Receipt of Melanthis for trade tax of linen weavers of the 5th year of Vespasian, with signature of Melanthis, paid by Pachompareothes, son of Pachomphibis
	Ostr. Paris, Louvre OGL 1479	Receipt of Pompeius Valens, tax farmer of the 2% tax at the harbour of Syene, for custom duties on the import? wine, wheat and other items, paid by Bienchis ---
	Ostr. Paris, Louvre OGL 1480	Receipt of the tax farmers Herakleides and Isidoros through the assistant Pachompsachis for poll tax of year 4, paid by Pachompapremithes --- in year 5 of Antoninus
	Ostr. Paris, Louvre OGL 1481	Receipt of the tax farmer Stlaccius through Serenus the younger, for poll tax of year 19 of Antoninus, paid by Valerios, son of Harpaesis and Thiepsis in year 20 of Antoninus.
	Ostr. Paris, Louvre OGL 1482	Receipt of the tax farmer Stlaccius through his assistant Serenos for poll tax of year 20 of Antoninus, paid by Panapotis, son of Ammonios? and Thinnesis
	Ostr. Paris, Louvre OGL 1484	Receipt for contribution of year 13 of Antoninus Pius
	Ostr. Paris, Louvre OGL 1485	Receipt of Valerion and his associate tax farmers (misthotai) through the scribe Sarapion for poll tax of year 4 of Hadrian.
	Ostr. Paris, Louvre OGL 1486	Receipt for poll tax, prison guards and contribution for the men who have fled (anakechorekoton) of year 20 of Trajan, written by the assistant Sarapion
	Ostr. Paris, Louvre OGL 1488	Receipt of Marius Maximus for trade tax of year 12 of Trajan, with signature of the collector
	Ostr. Paris, Louvre OGL 1489	Receipt
	Ostr. Paris, Louvre OGL 1493	Receipt for monthly trade tax of unknown emperors
	Ostr. Paris, Louvre OGL 1495	Receipt of the two praktores Sokration and Ammonios at Elephantine through the assistant Petorzmethis, for the price of public dates
	Ostr. Paris, Louvre OGL 1501	Receipt for poll tax of year 17 of Marc Aurel
	Ostr. Paris, Louvre OGL 1502	Receipt of Annius Decimus, tax farmer, though the assistant Serenus for poll tax of year 7 of Marc Aurel and Verus.
	Ostr. Paris, Louvre OGL 1503	receipt of the supervisor (epiteretes) Lucius Aurelius for poll tax and billeting of soldiers of year 15 of Trajan, paid by ---, son of Pelaias and ---, in year 16, with signature of Lucius Aurelius.
	Ostr. Paris, Louvre OGL 1547	Receipt for customs duties for unknown items in year 11 of Trajan, issued by Pompeius Valens and Diog(?) to Bienchis, son of Pachnoumis.
	Ostr. Paris, Louvre OGL 1549	Account of land and rent, mentions names, areas of land and amounts of wheat, barley and vegetables, probably taxes or rent due to government
	Ostr. Paris, Louvre OGL 1545	Account of wheat, names
	Ostr. Paris, Louvre OGL 1553	Account of land and rent, mentions names, areas of land and amounts of wheat, barley and vegetables, probably taxes or rent due to government
	Ostr. Paris, Louvre OGL 1567	Receipt for trade tax (cheironaxion) of year 10 of Antoninus, paid by Z---, son of Harpaesis and ---, in year 10?
	Ostr. Paris, Louvre OGL 1568	Receipt of unknown praktor of Elephantine for unknown tax
	Ostr. Paris, Louvre OGL 1570	Receipt
	Ostr. Paris, Louvre OGL 1571	Receipt of the tax farmer STlaccius through Dionysodoros for poll tax and trade tax, probably for one fifth of year 16 of Antoninus, paid by NN; with signature of Serenus, brother of Dionysodoros.
	Ostr. Paris, Louvre OGL 1574	list of names, known praktores of Elephantine
	Ostr. Paris, Louvre OGL 1575
	Ostr. Paris, Louvre OGL 1576	Receipt of Valerion and his associate tax farmers of the Sacred Gate of Syene through the scribe Sarapion, for survey tax for date groves (geometria phoinikonos), paid by Petorzmethis, son of Psan---, in year 3 of Hadrian.
	Ostr. Paris, Louvre OGL 1577	Receipt of Domitios Fannianus and Germanus collectors of money taxes at Elephantine, for merismoi of unknown year (11-14) of Antoninus Pius, paid by Petorzmethis for himself and his son
	Ostr. Paris, Louvre OGL 1579	Receipt for the survey tax on palm groves on account of Harpaesis, paid in year 7 of Marc Aurel and Verus
	Ostr. Paris, Louvre OGL 1589	Receipt of Tithoetion and Stephanos, supervisors (epiteretai) of the Sacred Gate of Syene, through Marcus Annius Nemonianus, collector (apaitetes), for the Third of Behen-nuts (myrobalanon) of the nome of the harvest of year 8 and 9 of Marc Aurel, paid in kind by ?, on account of Hatpechnoumis, in year 11? of Marc Aurel.
	Ostr. Paris, Louvre OGL 1591	Receipt of Rufonius Antigonos (collector) for survey tax on date groves
	Ostr. Paris, Louvre OGL 1592	receipt of practor Hermogenes for laographia of year 10 of Trajan and for diplon.
	Ostr. Paris, Louvre OGL 1670	Receipt for contributions of year 31 of Commodus, time thyomenou moschou together with guard posts and the contribution in advance for the building of watch towers and praesidia
	Ostr. Paris, Louvre OGL 1791	Receipt of praktor Hermogenes for laographia of year 3 of Trajan, paid by Harpaesis, son of Patseos, with signature of praktor Hermogenes.
	Ostr. Paris, Louvre OGL 1833	Receipt of the granary of Syene for harvest tax (epigraphe), paid by Pachnoubis, son of Psenimouthes
	Ostr. Paris, Louvre OGL 1838	Receipt of the granary of Syene for harvest tax (epigraphe), paid by Ammonios, son of Ammonios and grandson of Epikrates, signed by Hermogenes (sitologos)
	Ostr. Paris, Louvre OGL 1839	Receipt of the bank of Syene for ?, paid by Psenpoeris, signed by the banker Ammonios.
	Ostr. Paris, Louvre OGL 1846	Receipt of the bank of Syene
	Ostr. Paris, Louvre OGL 1847	receipt of the bank of Syene, of which Asklepiades is in charge, for akrodrya (datepalms); with signature of the banker Asklepiades
	Ostr. Paris, Louvre OGL 1848	Receipt of the granary of Syene for harvest tax (epigraphe), paid by Psenemenophis, son of Panachatis
	Ostr. Paris, Louvre OGL 1849	Receipt of the bank of Syene for akrodrya and eparourion, paid by Takleas?, signed by the banker Ammonios.
	Ostr. Paris, Louvre OGL 1852	Notification on basis of the year land survey over taxable land on the east bank, owned by? Tnameris, of year 33, to Karouris and his brothers, approved by Praxiteles the district scribe and Pachnoubis the village scribe. receipt of measurement in Greek language
	Ostr. Paris, Louvre OGL 1853	receipt of the bank of Syene, of which Ammonios is in charge, for akrodrya, paid by Tsenharpres; with signature of the banker Ammonios
	Ostr. Paris, Louvre OGL 1856	receipt of the bank of Syene, of which Asklepiades is in charge, for land tax (eparourion); with signature of the banker Asklepiades
	Ostr. Paris, Louvre OGL 1858	Receipt of the granary of Syene for harvest tax (epigraphe)
	Ostr. Paris, Louvre OGL 1859	Receipt of the bank of Syene for akrodrya, paid by Chnomeus, son of Peteesis, signed by the banker Ammonios.
	Ostr. Paris, Louvre OGL 1860	Receipt of the bank of Syene for akodrya, paid by Pachnoubis, son of Psenimouthes, signed by the banker Ammonios.
	Ostr. Paris, Louvre OGL 1861	Receipt of the bank of Syene for akrodrya, paid by Peteuris, son of Harpaesis, signed by the banker Ammonios.
	Ostr. Paris, Louvre OGL 1862	Receipt, Ptolemaios, son of Ptolemaios has recieved from Herakleides 2 kotylai castor-oil and 1 kotyla olive-oil
	Ostr. Paris, Louvre OGL 1865	Notification on basis of the year land survey over taxable land: receipt of measurement in Greek language
	Ostr. Paris, Louvre OGL 1868	Receipt of the banker Thra(-?) of Syene for akrodrya and eparourion, paid by the "kophoi" of Psenimouthes in year 29 of an unknown ruler (-141, -88,-52?)
	Ostr. Paris, Louvre OGL 1871	receipt of the bank of Syene, of which Asklepiades is in charge, for the quarter of the fishermen for the current year 18 of Ptolemy VI+ Cleopatra II; with signature of the banker Asklepiades
	Ostr. Paris, Louvre OGL 1874	receipt of Valerion and his associate tax farmers (misthotai) through the scribe Sarapion for laographia and desmophylakia of year 3, paid in year 4 of Hadrian.
	Ostr. Paris, Louvre OGL 1878	Receipt of Hierax, epiteretes, through the assistant Serenus, for trade tax of year 7, paid by Papremithes, son of Phanophis and Thinpatanoukis, in year 8 of Marc Aurel and Verus.
	Ostr. Paris, Louvre OGL 1879	Receipt of the tax farmer Stlaccius through his assistant Ammonios for the survey tax on palm groves for the harvest of year 17 of Antoninus, paid by Onnophris, the prophet; second payment by the same person for the fifth of year 16; dated in year 18 of Antoninus.
	Ostr. Paris, Louvre OGL 1880	Receipt for trade tax of year 13 of Antoninus, paid by Petemeaus
	Ostr. Paris, Louvre OGL 1881	Receipt of Maker, son of Didymos, and Ammonios, collectors of money taxes at Elephantine, through Ammonios, for the price of public dates of year 9, paid by Papremithes, son of Phanophis, and his brothers, on account of Phanophis, son of Herichnoubis, in year 10 of Marc Aurel.
	Ostr. Paris, Louvre OGL 1882	receipt for poll tax of year 1 of Tiberius, paid by Sabinus, son of Alexander.
	Ostr. Paris, Louvre OGL 1883	Receipt of --- Aquila and partners, officers responible of import and export of the Apollonopolite nome in an unknown year auf Marc Aurel and Verus, for the export of linen, paid by Ammonios, son of Soter, and Pachnoubis, son of Patsibtis.
	Ostr. Paris, Louvre OGL 1884	Receipt of the amphodopraktores ---, for time demosiou phoinikos of year 1 of an unknown ruler, with signature or second hand
	Ostr. Paris, Louvre OGL 1885	Receipt of the bank clerk (cheiristes) Hermodotos for date palms (akrodrya phoinikonos) of the harvest of year 7 of Claudius, paid by NN, son of Petorzmethis, and/on account of NN, son of Demetrios, in year 8 of Claudius
	Ostr. Paris, Louvre OGL 1886	Receipt of Zenon, tax farmer of the Sacred gate of Soene through Ammonios, assistant, for trade tax, paid by Petemeaus, son of Onnophris, in year 9 of Antoninus.
	Ostr. Paris, Louvre OGL 1888	receipt of Aiboutios Niger and Pachnoubis, son of Petorzmethis, praktores of Elephantine, through Antonius Iulas, for the price of public dates (time demosiou phoinikos) of the harvest of year 13, paid by Thinpapremithes on account of Thin---, in year 14 of Marc Aurel.
	Ostr. Paris, Louvre OGL 1889	Receipt of Bassus and Didymion, tax farmer of Syene, through the assistant Pachnoubis, son of Petorzmethis, for geometria phoinikonos of the harvest of year 31 of Commodus, paid by Paris, son of Hermon on account of Papremtihes, son of Sarapion, in year 32 of Commodus.
	Ostr. Paris, Louvre OGL 1890	Receipt of tax farmer Ulpius Cerealis through the assistant Pachnoubis for poll tax, paid by Peteharoueris, son of Pesouris and the mother Thinnesis? in year 2 of Marc Aurel and Verus.
	Ostr. Paris, Louvre OGL 1891	receipt of practor Hermogenes for laographia of year 11 of Trajan, paid by Harpaesis, son of Pachomchemis, fisher, in year 12 of Trajan.
	Ostr. Paris, Louvre OGL 1893	Receipt of Iulius Phronto, praktor for money taxes at Syene, through the assistant Kainapios?, for the price of public dates of the harvest of year 22, paid in year 23 of Antoninus by Tisatis and her partners
	Ostr. Paris, Louvre OGL 1894	Receipt of Flavius Eutyches, freedman of Flavius Pansa, tax farmer (misthotes) of the Sacred Gate of Syene, through the assitant Sarapion, for laographia and desmophylakia of year 8 of Hadrian, paid by Petorzmethis the elder, son of Phanophis and Senbienchis in year 9 of Hadrian.
	Ostr. Paris, Louvre OGL 1895	Receipt of praktor Kalasiris for contribution for river police boats, paid by Pachompetenephotes the younger, son of ? and the mother Tisatis. written by the scribe Valerios Thytomous.
	Ostr. Paris, Louvre OGL 1897	receipt of Hermogenes praktor for poll tax of year 4 of Trajan, paid by Peeis, son of Bienchis, with signature of Hermogenes.
	Ostr. Paris, Louvre OGL 1900	receipt of praktor Sokrates for laographia of year 11 of Domitianus, paid by Pachnoubis, son of P---, with signature of the praktor Sokrates.
	Ostr. Paris, Louvre OGL 1901	receipt for laographia without signature; probably hand of Ammonios Ammoniou, scribe/praktor. paid by Psansnos, son of Platon
	Ostr. Paris, Louvre OGL 1905	Receipt of Maker, son of Didymos, and Ammonios, son of Harpaesis, collectors of money taxes at Elephantine, through Ammonios, for the contribution of year 8, paid by Harpaesis, son of Paris.
	Ostr. Paris, Louvre OGL 1911	Receipt of Dionysodoros and Ammonas, amphodopraktores of Elephantine for annona? and the contribution for guard posts, paid by Sarapion? and Philammon, brothers
	Ostr. Paris, Louvre OGL 1914	receipt of the bank of Syene, of which Asklepiades is in charge, for the quarter of the fishermen for the current year 4 of Ptolemy VI?+ Ptol. VIII + Cleopatra II; with signature of the banker Asklepiades+
	Ostr. Paris, Louvre OGL 1921	fragment of a receipt of year14 of Hadrian, tax incertain, trade tax on linen weavers?
	Ostr. Paris, Louvre OGL 1923	Receipt of praktores Iulius Cornelianus and Domitius Fannianus for the contribution of year 14? of Antoninus Pius, with subscript of Domitius Fannianus
	Ostr. Paris, Louvre OGL 1928	Receipt of Sempronius Celer and the praktor Didymion through the assistant Palachemis for merismos andron anakechorekoton of year 5 and 6 of Hadrian, paid by Petorzmethis, son of Patransnouphis in year 10 of Hadrian.
	Ostr. Paris, Louvre OGL 1930	Receipt of Longinus Serenus and Petronius Bassianus, collectors for money taxes at Elephantine, for the contribution of year 6, paid by Zmenpos, son of Pachnoubis and Senpetorzmethis. with signature of Longinus Serenus
	Ostr. Paris, Louvre OGL 1931	Receipt of Iulios Sabinos and associate supervisors of the Sacred Gate of Syene through the assistant Palachemis, for poll tax, paid by Petorzmethis, son of Petorzmethis.
	Ostr. Paris, Louvre OGL 1932	Receipt of the amphodopraktor Teuphos?, son of Petorzmethis, for survey tax on palm groves of the harvest of year 2?, paid by Pasetis, son of Pasetis and Thinpachnoumis
	Ostr. Paris, Louvre OGL 1933	Receipt of Iulius Domitius and the associate supervisors (epiteretai) through the assistant Sarapion for poll tax (laographia) of year 7 of Antoninus. paid by Phanophis, son of Heriechnoubis and Tisatis.
	Ostr. Paris, Louvre OGL 1936	receipt of the misthotai Herakleides and Isidoros through the assistant Pachompsachis for the contribution of year 3 of Antoninus Pius, paid by Pachnoubis, son of Pachnoubis and Thinpsansnos, in year 6 of Antoninus Pius.
	Ostr. Paris, Louvre OGL 1937	Receipt of Domitios Fannianus and Germanus, collectors of money taxes at Elephantine, for merismos of year 12 of Antoninus, paid by Pachnoubis, son of Pachnoubis and Thipsansnos
	Ostr. Paris, Louvre OGL 1938	receipt of Germanus and Papremithes, praktores argyrikon of Elephantine for merismoi of year 11 of Antoninus, paid by Pachnoubis, son of Patchnautis and Thinpatchnautis; with signature of Germanus
	Ostr. Paris, Louvre OGL 1939	Receipt of tax farmer --- Sabinus through the assistant Petorzmethis, for pasture tax for sheep of year 6 of an anknown emperor, probably after Commodus
	Ostr. Paris, Louvre OGL 1940	Receipt of the veteran Valerius Serenus and the supervisor Paris, son of Paris, for the harbour fees for the month Tybi, paid by Petorzmethis, son of (?) Lasem?
	Ostr. Paris, Louvre OGL 1941	Receipt of the tax farmers (misthotai) Iulius Maximus and Leonides, son of Eutychos, through the assistant Marcus, for the tax on fishermen (tetarte halieon),
	Ostr. Paris, Louvre OGL 1942	Andronikos acknoledges to the accountant of the tax administration? the receipt of 5 dr. 5 ob.in year 4 of Tiberius
	Ostr. Paris, Louvre OGL 1948	Receipt of Antiochos Kassianos and his associate supervisors of the Sacred gate of Soene through the assistant Sarapion, for survey tax for palm groves, paid by NN, son NN and the mother Senpetorzmethis;
	Ostr. Paris, Louvre OGL 1957	Receipt of praktor Sanmous for contribution for river police boats of year 2 of Hadrian, paid by two persons; written by the scribe Sarapion.
	Ostr. Paris, Louvre OGL 1982	Receipt?
	Ostr. Paris, Louvre OGL 1983	Receipt of praktor Sokrates for cheironaxion of year 15 of Domitian, paid by NN, son of Pateuris, with signature of Sokrates and second signature of Menela(o)s
	Ostr. Paris, Louvre OGL 1993	Receipt of Ammonios, collector of the poll tax (apaitetes laographias), for laographia of year 10 of Marc Aurel, paid by NN, son of Pelaias and Senpatchnautis, in year 11 auf Marc Aurel.
	Ostr. Paris, Louvre OGL 1994	Receipt for harbour dues (enhormion), given out by Ammonios, son of Ariston, paid by Ammonas, son of Eirenion, for the time up to Pharmouthi 30 in year 15 of Trajan.
	Ostr. Paris, Louvre OGL 2004	Receipt of Zenon, tax farmer of the Sacred gate of Soene through Ammonios, assistant, for poll tax, paid by ---, son of Pachnoubis and ---.
	Ostr. Paris, Louvre OGL 2006	Receipt for contributions and for dapane tironon, expenses for recruts
	Ostr. Paris, Louvre OGL 2012	receipt of the 4 praktores Hermogenes, Germanos, Serapion and Papremithes for contribution of year 10 of Antoninus
	Ostr. Paris, Louvre OGL 2075	Receipt of a certain Valeri(o)s and his associates, for taxes in kind, measured in artabas, probably wheat; paid by Pachnautis, son of Pot---
	Ostr. Paris, Louvre OGL 2077	Receipt for poll tax of year 16 and the contribution for the men who have fled of year 15 of Marc Aurel, written by the assistant Serenus,paid by Horos, son of Panapos and ---
	Ostr. Paris, Louvre OGL 2081	Receipt for poll tax of year 17 of Tiberius, written by the bilingual scribe Petorzmethis, paid by Psenpoueris
	Ostr. Paris, Louvre OGL 2084	Receipt of the tax farmer Stlaccius through his assistant Ammonios for trade tax of year 15 of Antoninus, paid by Harpaesis, son of Petorzmethis, in year 16 of Antoninus
	Ostr. Paris, Louvre OGL 2086	contract between Aurelius Dios, son of Pibes, and his father Flavius Pibes, son of Dios, for a loan of money, written by Flavius Isakos, son of Makarius
	Ostr. Paris, Louvre OGL 2093	receipt for laographia of year 11 of Nero, paid by Psenchnoubis, son of Petorzmethis.
	Ostr. Paris, Louvre OGL 2094	receipt of Zenon, tax farmer of the Sacred Gate of Soene through Pachompsachis, assistant, for trade tax, paid by Patsibtis, son of Petorzmethis and Senpelaia.
	Ostr. Paris, Louvre OGL 2095	Receipt of praktor Sanmous for contribution for river police boats of year 2 of Hadrian, paid by Phanophis, son of Heriechnoubis; written by the scribe Sarapion.
	Ostr. Paris, Louvre OGL 2099	Receipt of Maker, son of Didymos, and Ammonios, son of Harpaesis, collectors of money taxes at Elephantine, through Ammonios, for the contribution of year 9.
	Ostr. Paris, Louvre OGL 2106	Receipt of praktor Sokrates for cheironaxion of year 2 of Titus.
	Ostr. Paris, Louvre OGL 2109	Receipt of year 27 of Commodus
	Ostr. Paris, Louvre OGL 2113	receipt of Aibtutios Niger, praktor of Elephantine, for the price of public dates (time demosiou phoinikos)
	Ostr. Paris, Louvre OGL 2119	Receipt of Marcus Annius Nemonianus, collector of money taxes at Elephantine, and the subordinate collector (apaitetes) Ammonios, son of Soter, for rent of state owned houses of year 32 of Commodus, paid by ---, on account of ---, son of Panapos
	Ostr. Paris, Louvre OGL 2121	Receipt of praktor Sanmous for contribution for river police boats of year 4 of Hadrian, written by the scribe Sarapion, paid by Pachnoubis ---
	Ostr. Paris, Louvre OGL 2122	Receipt of praktor Sokrates for poll tax of year 15 of Domitian, paid by ---, son of Psenchnoubis
	Ostr. Paris, Louvre OGL 2123	Receipt of the tax farmer Stlaccius through his assistant Ammonios for poll tax
	Ostr. Paris, Louvre OGL 2138	Receipt of Soter and Papremithes, praktores argyrikon of Elephantine for contribution of year ?, paid by NN, son of Pelaias ---.
	Ostr. Paris, Louvre OGL 2139	receipt of an unknown praktor
	Ostr. Paris, Louvre OGL 2152	Receipt of Serenos the younger, son of Pachnoubis, and of Mettis Tyrannos, collectors of taxes in money and kind of Elephantine, through the assistant Bienchis, for telesma and prosodos phoinikos, for the harvest of year 32, paid by ---, son of Pachnoubis , in year 33 of Commodus; with signature of Mettis (Tyrannos).
	Ostr. Paris, Louvre OGL 2260	Receipt of Valerios Marion and his associate supervisors of the Sacred Gate of Syene, through the assistant Pachompsachis, for unknown tax, in year 4 of Antoninus the lord.
	Ostr. Paris, Louvre OGL 2275	Contract of loan.
	Ostr. Paris, Louvre OGL 2279	Receipt of the bank of Syene for ?, paid by Dionysia, daughter of Basilides, signed by the banker Ammonios.
	Ostr. Paris, Louvre OGL 2283	Contract of loan.
	Ostr. Paris, Louvre OGL 2332	Receipt of the two Petorzmethioi and Apollonios ---?, praktores of Syene, for the contribution of guard posts and ?, paid by Petorzmethis, son of Pabous.
	Ostr. Paris, Louvre OGL 2333	List of names. Hermodoros, son of Soter is probably the known praktor
	Ostr. Paris, Louvre OGL 2344	Receipt for poll tax of year 13 of Hadrian, paid by Psenpetem---?
	Ostr. Paris, Louvre OGL 2346	Receipt of supervisor (epiteretes) Dioskoros for unknown tax
	Ostr. Paris, Louvre OGL 2347	Receipt for the survey tax on palm groves for the harvest of year 5 of Marc Aurel and Verus
	Ostr. Paris, Louvre OGL 2351	Receipt of Iulius Serenus and Harpokration, son of Ammonios, collectors of money taxes at Elephantine, for the price of public dates of the harvest of year 16, paid by a woman on account of Ammonios, son of Serapion, in year 17 of Marc Aurel
	Ostr. Paris, Louvre OGL 2595	Receipt of Hierax, epiteretes, through the assistant Serenus
	Ostr. Paris, Louvre OGL 2600	receipt of praktor Sokrates for laographia of year ? of Domitianus
	Ostr. Paris, Louvre OGL 2621	Receipt of Nikomachos
	Pap. Paris, AIBL CG 49 A.01	Several small fragments from different texts, mainly accounts and related administrative documents. Due to their scattered presservation, longer text blocks are currently not reconstructable.
	Pap. Paris, AIBL CG 49 A.03	Several small fragments from different texts, mainly accounts and related administrative documents. Due to their scattered presservation, longer text blocks are currently not reconstructable.
	Pap. Paris, AIBL CG 49 A.04	Several small fragments from different texts, mainly accounts and related administrative documents. Due to their scattered presservation, longer text blocks are currently not reconstructable.
	Pap. Paris, AIBL CG 49 A.05	Several small fragments from different texts, mainly accounts and related administrative documents. Due to their scattered presservation, longer text blocks are currently not reconstructable.
	Pap. Paris, AIBL CG 49 A.08	Several small fragments from different texts, mainly accounts and related administrative documents. Due to their scattered presservation, longer text blocks are currently not reconstructable.
	Pap. Paris, AIBL CG 49 A.09	Several small fragments from different texts, mainly accounts and related administrative documents. Due to their scattered presservation, longer text blocks are currently not reconstructable.
	Pap. Paris, AIBL CG 49 A.10	Several small fragments from different texts, mainly accounts and related administrative documents. Due to their scattered presservation, longer text blocks are currently not reconstructable.
	Pap. Paris, AIBL CG 49 Khn.01	Several small fragments from different texts, mainly accounts and related administrative documents. Due to their scattered presservation, longer text blocks are currently not reconstructable.
	Pap. Paris, AIBL CG 49 Khn.02	Several small fragments from different texts, mainly accounts and related administrative documents. Due to their scattered presservation, longer text blocks are currently not reconstructable.
	Pap. Paris, AIBL CG 49 Khn.03	Several small fragments from different texts, mainly accounts and related administrative documents. Due to their scattered presservation, longer text blocks are currently not reconstructable.
	Pap. Paris, AIBL CG 49 Khn.04	Several small fragments from different texts, mainly accounts and related administrative documents. Due to their scattered presservation, longer text blocks are currently not reconstructable.
	Pap. Paris, AIBL CG 49 [Unlabeled]	Several small fragments from different texts, mainly accounts and related administrative documents. Due to their scattered presservation, longer text blocks are currently not reconstructable.
	Pap. Paris, AIBL CG 50 [Unlabeled].01	Several small fragments from different texts, mainly accounts and related administrative documents. Due to their scattered presservation, longer text blocks are currently not reconstructable.
	Pap. Paris, AIBL CG 50 [Unlabeled].02	Several small fragments from different texts, mainly accounts and related administrative documents. Due to their scattered presservation, longer text blocks are currently not reconstructable.
	Pap. Paris, AIBL CG 50 [Unlabeled].04	Several small fragments from different texts, mainly accounts and related administrative documents. Due to their scattered presservation, longer text blocks are currently not reconstructable.
	Pap. Paris, AIBL CG 50 [Unlabeled].05	Several small fragments from different texts, mainly accounts and related administrative documents. Due to their scattered presservation, longer text blocks are currently not reconstructable.
	Pap. Paris, AIBL CG 50 [Unlabeled].06	Several small fragments from different texts, mainly accounts and related administrative documents. Due to their scattered presservation, longer text blocks are currently not reconstructable.
	Pap. Paris, AIBL CG 50 [Unlabeled].07	Several small fragments from different texts, mainly accounts and related administrative documents. Due to their scattered presservation, longer text blocks are currently not reconstructable.
	Pap. Paris, AIBL CG 50 [Unlabeled].08	Several small fragments from different texts, mainly accounts and related administrative documents. Due to their scattered presservation, longer text blocks are currently not reconstructable.
	Pap. Paris, AIBL CG 50 [Unlabeled].10	Several small fragments from different texts, mainly accounts and related administrative documents. Due to their scattered presservation, longer text blocks are currently not reconstructable.
	Pap. Paris, AIBL CG 50 [Unlabeled].11	Several small fragments from different texts, mainly accounts and related administrative documents. Due to their scattered presservation, longer text blocks are currently not reconstructable.
	Pap. Paris, AIBL CG 50 [Unlabeled].12	Several small fragments from different texts, mainly accounts and related administrative documents. A large fragment contains a journal booking daily deliveries of barley, surely for the temple. Later this papyrus was cut and reused for a letter.
	Pap. Paris, AIBL CG 50 [Unlabeled].13	Several small fragments from different texts, mainly accounts and related administrative documents. Due to their scattered presservation, longer text blocks are currently not reconstructable.
	Pap. Paris, AIBL CG 51 [Unlabeled].01	Several small fragments from different texts, mainly accounts and related administrative documents. Due to their scattered presservation, longer text blocks are currently not reconstructable.
	Pap. Paris, AIBL CG 51 [Unlabeled].03	Several small fragments from different texts, mainly accounts and related administrative documents. Due to their scattered presservation, longer text blocks are currently not reconstructable.
	Pap. Paris, AIBL CG 51 [Unlabeled].04	Several small fragments from different texts, mainly accounts and related administrative documents. Due to their scattered presservation, longer text blocks are currently not reconstructable.
	Pap. Paris, AIBL CG 51 [Unlabeled].05	Several small fragments from different texts, mainly accounts and related administrative documents. Due to their scattered presservation, longer text blocks are currently not reconstructable.
	Pap. Berlin P. B/AM x folder 16	varia
	Ostr. Elephantine,excavation SwissInst Ω 1808	Tathothes, daughter of Pibastis, is confirmed by Orseus, son of Imouthes, of having paid the salt tax for the 23rd regnal year in an amount of ½ kite.
	Ostr. Paris, Louvre ODL 1	Pathotes, son of Psenpelaias, is confirmed by Peteyris, son of Harnouphis, of having paid a lost tax for the 27th regnal year in an amount if ⅓ kite and ½ obol. Countersigned by Hatres(?), son of ..?..
	Ostr. Paris, Louvre ODL 267	Espmetis, son of Imouthes, and [///] are confirmed by Peteyris, son of Harnouphis, of having paid the price of oil for the 26th regnal year Pharmouthi in an amount of 3 obols.
	Pap. New York, Brooklyn Museum 47.218.046 [Demotic]	Fragments from accounts. Parts of names and amounts visible. Content unclear due to fragmentary condition.
	Pap. New York, Brooklyn Museum 47.218.056 [Demotic]	Fragments from accounts. Parts of names and amounts visible. Content unclear due to fragmentary condition.
	Pap. New York, Brooklyn Museum 47.218.061 [Demotic]	Fragments from accounts. Parts of names and amounts visible. Content unclear due to fragmentary condition.
	Pap. New York, Brooklyn Museum 47.218.073 [Demotic]	Fragments from different accounts. Parts of names and amounts visible. Content unclear due to fragmentary condition.
	Pap. New York, Brooklyn Museum 47.218.134 B [Demotic]	Fragments from accounts. Parts of names and amounts visible. Content unclear due to fragmentary condition.
	Ostr. Köln, Institut für Altertumskunde, Papyrussammlung O. 418	Collection of different accounts, including ointment and emmer.
	Ostr. Köln, Institut für Altertumskunde, Papyrussammlung O. O.m.	Account sorted by day, on whose for different persons the delivery of grain is confirmed.
	Ostr. Torino, Museo Egizio 12689	Bedja, son of Prahma, is confirmed by Hryothes, son of Esminis, of having paid the nḥṱ.t tax for the 8th regnal year in an amount of 2 kite. The issuance was made on declaration of Psenchonsis.
	Ostr. Torino, Museo Egizio 12713	Patous, son of Petenaibis, is confirmed of having brought to the bank the yoke and nḥṱ.t taxes collected from the people of the town and the people of the field.
	Ostr. Elephantine, excavation DAIK O4934
	Ostr. Elephantine, excavation DAIK O5139	The text on cv is either a list of distributions (or less likley collections) of barley. It appears to be a jar label that was broken and not erased when the ostracon was reused for the missive, which poorly preserved. CC is a missive as indicated by the relatively clear word "Now" on line two. The surviving evidence suggests that it was a two line missive and that the edges of the original ostracon survive.
	Ostr. Berlin P. UNKNOWN	Unclear content due to the fragmentary condition, only a name is preserved.
	Ostr. Elephantine, excavation DAIK O 5177	A list of names and a number after each name.
	Ostr. Elephantine, excavation DAIK O 4076	A fragmentary debt acknowledgement.
	Ostr. Elephantine, excavation DAIK O 4078	Not much remains, but numbers and perhaps products (tunic?) are part of the text.
	Ostr. Elephantine, excavation DAIK O 4077
	Ostr. Cambridge (UK) University Library sup. 131	unknown
	Ostr. Cambridge (UK) University Library sup. 132	unknown
	Ostr. Cambridge (UK) University Library sup. 133	unknown
	Ostr. Paris, Louvre AF 12577+12578+12592	A fragmentary debt acknowledgement, probably from Dan(iel the de)acon.
	Ostr. Paris, Louvre AF 12616	Possibly a letter?
	Ostr. Paris, Louvre AF 12618	Based on the remnants of the "without dispute" formula, it is a debt acknowledgement.
	Ostr. Paris, Louvre AF 12554	A writing exercise. On the preserved part we can see consonant-vowel combinations, one consonant and one vowel combined in each case. It seems that each consonant + each vowel was listed, in alphabetical order, so on the missing part there stood very probably all the previous consonants in the alphabaet paired with each vowel arranged in these seven lines. School piece?
	Ostr. Elephantine, excavation DAIK O 4187	Dios is writing a debt acknowledgement.
	Ostr. Elephantine, excavation DAIK O 1927
	Ostr. Elephantine, excavation DAIK O 4116	Possibly a debt acknowledgement, but the text is badly damaged and very little is readable.
	Ostr. Elephantine, excavation DAIK O 4162	Only the first three lines remain, with greetings, it is not clear what type of document it is.
	Ostr. Elephantine, excavation DAIK O 2581
	Ostr. Elephantine, excavation DAIK O 4886	Identified as a potter's mark, by the excavators. The stroke resembles an Aramaic כ or ב.
	Ostr. Elephantine, excavation DAIK O 4827
	Ostr. Elephantine, excavation DAIK O 4463	Too little text remains to determine.
	Ostr. Elephantine, excavation DAIK O 4411
	Ostr. Elephantine, excavation DAIK O 4473
	Ostr. Elephantine, excavation DAIK O 4111
	Ostr. Elephantine, excavation DAIK O 4174
	Pap. New York, Brooklyn Museum 47.218.18 + 47.218.157	In this letter, a son speaks to his father. Neferkara, Ptah, Satis and Knum as well as Elephantine are mentioned. But the real issue of the letter is unfortunately not preserved. One column of the recto gives the name nfr-kA-ra written in a cartouche, the praenomen of Pepi II. The recto text comprise the remains of a letter. 47.218.157: Papyrus with name of Nfr-k’-r'. Removed from lot 47.218.18. Text, so-called 'Memphite formula' in form of letter addressed to Pepy II.
	Ostr. Elephantine, excavation DAIK O 1976
	Ostr. Elephantine, excavation DAIK O 1980
	Pap. New York, Brooklyn Museum 16.205	Concerned with oracles. Four columns of text comprising three memoranda concerning of judicial oracular judgments by Khonsu in favor of one Ikeni. A fourth memorandum concerns certain payments by the same man.
	Pap. New York, Brooklyn Museum 16.326	Small fragment of papyrus, inscribed on recto only. Four lines of Greek (?) on recto only. Beginning of four lines from a letter or order.
	Pap. New York, Brooklyn Museum 16.580.220a-b	Fragments of an accounting papyrus. And a lot of fragments of different manuscripts.
	Pap. New York, Brooklyn Museum 16.580.221a-b	Fragments of an accounting papyrus and other fragments of several manuscripts.
	Pap. New York, Brooklyn Museum 16.580.222a-b	Fragments of an accounting papyrus. And a lot of fragments of different manuscripts.
	Ostr. Elephantine, excavation DAIK O 1932
	Ostr. Elephantine, excavation DAIK O Ω 2704	Content unclear due to fragmentary condition, beginning with a date.
	Ostr. Elephantine, excavation DAIK O Ω 1240	Content unclear due to fragmentary condition.
	Ostr. Elephantine, excavation DAIK O 1964	Very little of the text remains, identification not possible. "Wine" is mentioned twice in the remaining text.
	Ostr. Paris, Louvre AF 12566	Very fragmentary, but from the remains it is clear that it is a debt acknowledgement.
	Pap. Berlin P. D/x [2]	This sheet tontains a Greek dating formula, below ther are some Demotic lines, but all without recognizable connections. This and the empty spaces on the sheet may point to writing excercises.
	Ostr. Paris, Louvre AF 12568	Based on the remaining word fragments, it is a debt acknowledgement.
	Ostr. Paris, Louvre AF 12587	Judging from the remaining fragmentary words/sentences, it is a debt acknowledgement.
	Ostr. Paris, Louvre AF 12582	Debt acknowledgement.
	Ostr. Paris, Louvre AF 12609
	Ostr. Paris, Louvre AF 12617	Small fragment with very little text remaining. Numbers, and possibly products (?). List/Account?
	Ostr. Paris, Louvre AF 12603	Possibly a letter, but too fragmentary.
	Ostr. Paris, Louvre AF 12588	Based on the (fragmentary) formulae, this is a typical debt acknowledgement, but the contents (who owes, what, how much) are missing.
	Ostr. Paris, Louvre AF 12589	Fragmentary, but based on the formulae debt acknowledgement.
	Ostr. Paris, Louvre AF 12601	Too little text to determine. Probably "wheat" is mentioned, and writer or recipient is possibly "Abraham, the priest".
	Ostr. Paris, Louvre AF 12556	Debt acknowledgement, beginning missing. Allamon and Johannes are in agreement with the document.
	Ostr. Paris, Louvre AF 12584	A small, fragmentarz piece, but based on the remnants of some formulae, it is a debt acknowledgement. "Oikonomos" and "episkopos" are mentioned.
	Pap. Berlin P. B/K x folder 25
	Pap. Berlin P. B/K x folder 1
	Pap. Berlin P. B/K x folder 2
	Pap. Berlin P. B/K x folder 3
	Pap. Berlin P. B/K x folder 4
	Pap. Berlin P. B/K x folder 7	818 is a letter, parts of the opening formula remain
	Pap. Berlin P. B/K x folder 8
	Pap. Berlin P. B/K x folder 24
	Pap. Berlin P. B/K x folder 15
	Pap. Berlin P. B/K x folder 16
	Pap. Berlin P. B/K x folder 11
	Pap. Berlin P. B/K x folder 30	B/K x 924, B/K x 928 are probably fragments from literary texts (codices?); B/K x 926 possibly literary?
	Pap. Berlin P. B/K x folder 5
	Pap. Berlin P. B/K x folder 27
	Pap. Berlin P. B/K x folder 6
	Pap. Berlin P. B/K x folder 9
	Pap. Berlin P. B/K x folder 10
	Pap. Berlin P. B/K x folder 12
	Pap. Berlin P. B/K x folder 13
	Pap. Berlin P. B/K x folder 14
	Pap. Berlin P. B/K x folder 17
	Pap. Berlin P. B/K x folder 20
	Pap. Berlin P. B/K x folder 18
	Pap. Berlin P. B/K x folder 19
	Pap. Berlin P. B/K x folder 21
	Pap. Berlin P. B/K x folder 22
	Pap. Berlin P. B/K x folder 23
	Pap. Berlin P. B/K x folder 26
	Pap. Berlin P. B/K x folder 28	Fragment B/K x 915 might be literary? Fragment of a codex?
	Pap. Berlin P. B/K x folder 29
	Ostr. Elephantine, excavation DAIK O 5172	Pamenchis, son of Pa..?.. is confirmed by Schesbet, son of Pouoptis, of havind paid the compulsory labor tax for the 35 regnal year in an amount of 1 silver kite.
	Ostr. Elephantine, excavation DAIK O 5175	Possibly receipt. Name of payer(?) Esphaus, son of Pachnoumis, and issuer preserved only.
	Ostr. Elephantine, excavation DAIK O 5183	A list of names is preserved only. The presence of ḏj may point to an account or receipt.
	Ostr. Elephantine, excavation DAIK O 4180	Only a name is visible, possibly a vow?
	Ostr. Elephantine, excavation DAIK O 4206	Fragment of an account, where wheat, barley and tgm-oil are listed. A certain Petephaus seems to have paid 2 stater.
	Ostr. Elephantine, excavation DAIK O 4229	Simion is confirmed by Phatres, son of Hartophnachthes, of having paid the salt tax for the 30th regnal year in an amount of ½ silver kite.
	Ostr. Elephantine, excavation DAIK O 4232	Espmetis, son of Belles, is confirmed by Schesbet, son of Pouoptis, of having paid the compulsory labor tax for the 38th regnal year in an amount of 1 kite.
	Ostr. Elephantine, excavation DAIK O 4240	List of priests on duty, 5 persons preserved.
	Ostr. Elephantine, excavation DAIK O 4242	Peteharmais, son of Pachnoumis, is confirmed by Pyrros, son of Harmais, of having paid the compulsory labor tax for the 6th regnal year in an amount of ½ kite.
	Ostr. Elephantine, excavation DAIK O 4243	Only a list of names is preserved. Due to the loss of the line endings, it remains unclear if this was a list of priests on duty or an account with a listing of deliverers of payment.
	Ostr. Elephantine, excavation DAIK O 4247	Vow, with the name of the deity broken off.
	Ostr. Elephantine, excavation DAIK O 4248	Vow, with the name of the deity broken off.
	Ostr. Elephantine, excavation DAIK O 4254	Psennesis, son of Espmetis, is confirmed by [///] of having paid the compulsory labor tax für the 4th regnal year. All further details are lost.
	Ostr. Elephantine, excavation DAIK O 4255	On this ostracon, for the 10th to 27th, 28, and 29th day two female names each were listed. The context remains unclear, but possibyl these women were in duty for work on these special days, maybe as priestesses or slaves.
	Ostr. Elephantine, excavation DAIK O 4263	Pelaias is confirmed by [///] of having paid the salt tax for the 24th regnal year, in a lost amount.
	Ostr. Elephantine, excavation DAIK O 4267	List of persons connected with deliveries or income in kite.
	Ostr. Elephantine, excavation DAIK O 4414	Peteesis is confirmed of having paid the salt tax for the 23th regnal year in an amont of 1 kite.
	Ostr. Elephantine, excavation DAIK O 4448	Stamnaichnoumis, son of Teos, is confirmed by Pachnoumis, son of Chnoumortaios, of having paid a lost tax for the 6th regnal year in an amount of 8 kỉte.
	Ostr. Elephantine, excavation DAIK O 4479	Vow, with the name of the deity broken off.
	Ostr. Elephantine, excavation DAIK O 4556	Petosorsmetis, son of [///], is confirmed by Petosorsmetis of having paid the rate for the poll tax for the 6th regnal year, in an amount of 4 stater.
	Ostr. Elephantine, excavation DAIK O 4571	Only a list of names (three times Petosorsmetis) is preserved. Due to the fragmentary condition it remains unclear if this was a list of priest on duty, an account, or merely a scribal training.
	Ostr. Elephantine, excavation DAIK O 4618	Vow, with the name of the deity broken off.
	Ostr. Elephantine, excavation DAIK O 4620	This text remains unclear. In the first line a date is gicen, in the second a name. The third consists of ten thick vertical strokes, maybe as well the fourth line too.
	Ostr. Elephantine, excavation DAIK O 4629	Psenchnoumis, son of Imouthes, is confirmed of having paid a lost tax and the salt tax for the 16th regnal year in an ymount of 1 silver kite.
	Ostr. Elephantine, excavation DAIK O 4630	Account, heavily faded. A sum of 25 talents and 68 silver kite is mentioned.
	Ostr. Elephantine, excavation DAIK O 4635	Pathotes, son of Orseus, is confirmed by Chnoumorchois of having paid the nḥṱ.t tax for the 11th regnal year in an amout of ⅓ silver kite.
	Ostr. Elephantine, excavation DAIK O 4683	Small fragment from an astronomical text, mentioning Saturn(?), Venus and Aquarius.
	Ostr. Elephantine, excavation DAIK O 4690	Pertemek, daughter of ..?.., is confirmed by Stamnaichnoumis, son of Thotortaios, of having paid an unnaled tax for the 4th regmaly ear in an amout of 5 kite. Countersigned by Phatres, son of Hartophnachtes.
	Ostr. Elephantine, excavation DAIK O 4692	Ke..?.., son of Pachnoumis, is confirmed by Petemestous, son of Patous, of having paid 6 silver kite. The context is not mentioned. Countersigned by Peret, son of Payris.
	Ostr. Elephantine, excavation DAIK O 4694	..?.. is confirmed by Orsenouphis, sonof Pachnoumis, of having paid the yoke tax for the 18th regnal year in an amount of ½ silver kite. The payment was made on declaration of Stamnaichnoumis, son of Thotortaios.
	Ostr. Elephantine, excavation DAIK O 4695	Account.
	Ostr. Elephantine, excavation DAIK O 4698	List of priests on duty, 13 persons preserved. They belong to the Chnoum temple personnel and started their service on a 12th day. Presmably most are accompanied with an OK sign.
	Ostr. Elephantine, excavation DAIK O 4701	Vow, with the name of the deity broken off.
	Ostr. Elephantine, excavation DAIK O 4706	Qerati, son of Stamnaichnoumis, is confirmed by Pasenis, son of Pachnoumis, of ahving paid the yoke tax for the 14th regnal year in amount of 8 silver kite.
	Ostr. Elephantine, excavation DAIK O 4754	..?.. is confirmed by pasenis, son of of having paid the compulsory labor tax for the 6th regnal year in an amount of ½ silver kite.
	Ostr. Elephantine, excavation DAIK O 4847	Account, male persons connected with amounts of money in silver kite.
	Ostr. Elephantine, excavation DAIK O 4788	Fragmentary list of names. It remains unclear if this was a list of priests on duty or an account.
	Ostr. Elephantine, excavation DAIK O 4869	List of priests on duty, 3 persons preserved.
	Ostr. Elephantine, excavation DAIK O 4911	Recto list of priest on duty. Verso account on deliveries of oil in hin measures. It remains unclear if both texts are in any relation to each other.
	Ostr. Elephantine, excavation DAIK O 4916	Each lines begins with a day (26th to 30th). All the rest is lost, so we may have here an account or a diary.
	Ostr. Elephantine, excavation DAIK O 4918	Only some names are preserved, includung foreign ones. The nature of the text remains unclear.
	Ostr. Elephantine, excavation DAIK O 4923	Account. List of males and two females connected with "shares". The context is not given.
	Ostr. Elephantine, excavation DAIK O 4931	Probably account. List of males, but all line endings lost.
	Ostr. Elephantine, excavation DAIK O 4941	Account. List of males connected with amounts of money.
	Ostr. Elephantine, excavation DAIK O 4246	Vow, with the name of the deity broken off.
	Pap. New York, Brooklyn Museum 16.580.223a-c	Content unclear due to fragmentary condition. few Greek fragments
	Pap. New York, Brooklyn Museum 16.580.224a-b	Papyrus fragments of unclear content due to their fragmentary condition.
	Pap. New York, Brooklyn Museum 16.580.225	Papyrus fragments of unclear content due to their fragmentary condition.
	Pap. New York, Brooklyn Museum 16.580.226	Papyrus fragments of unclear content due to their fragmentary condition. Few Greek fragments
	Pap. New York, Brooklyn Museum 16.580.227a-b	Papyrus fragments of unclear content due to their fragmentary condition.
	Pap. New York, Brooklyn Museum 16.580.228	Papyrus fragments of unclear content due to their fragmentary condition. few Greek fragments
	Pap. New York, Brooklyn Museum 16.580.229	Content unclear due to fragmentary condition. few Greek fragments, no transcript
	Pap. New York, Brooklyn Museum 35.1447a-b	Content unclear due to fragmentary condition; partly fragments of several Book of the Dead copies.
	Pap. New York, Brooklyn Museum 35.1449.1a-n	Hundreds of fragments from what are probably two different hieroglyphic Books of the Dead. The spells that this papyrus comprises have yet to be determined, but a preliminary survey shows fragmentary text belonging to BD 146 and BD 149.
	Pap. New York, Brooklyn Museum 35.1449.5	Seven fragments of Hieratic text.
	Pap. New York, Brooklyn Museum 35.1450a-k	Large collection of miscellaneous fragments of papyri. Content unclear due to fragmentary condition.
	Pap. New York, Brooklyn Museum 35.1453a-b	Account. Originally published as two separate papyri, the two sheets are probably different pages of the same account. The content deals with the distribution or sale of goods, namely, garments and honey by women. "Fragment A deals largely with the sixth Upper-Egyptian nome while B probably deals with nome V" (Condon). Fragment A, other side: "lists several women, their parents and their residence, followed by deliveries of specified quantities of a variety of objects." (Condon). "It is dabatable whether or not the text records the distribution by te temple (or state) of payments, in the form of rations, to temple (or harim) workers." (Condon). Fragment B: (side with vertical fibres): possibly a hymn to the Aten or a similar text? Fragment B (verso): The text "records the expediting [...] and arrival of certain quantities of various linen goods, deficts where applicable, and the names of two men and ther fathers." (Condon) Fragment B (recto): "This fragment is divided informally into columns, of which the first extant column contains the names of the mothers of women whose names (and whose fathers' names) are now lost at the beginning of the column. The names of their places of residence are preserved in the same column, after which are listed deficits and deliveries, chiefly of linen and honey." "whether the inidivdduals are the recipients or the donors (ddebtors?) of the deliveries and deficits is unclear." (Condon).
	Pap. New York, Brooklyn Museum 35.1454	An amuletic or protection text for a Henut-Amunet, untitled, daughter of Tayu-Henut, against a variety of evils.
	Pap. New York, Brooklyn Museum 35.1458	The dimensions of the text and the traces of some of the signs suggest that these fragments may have come from an Oracular Amuletic Decree.
	Pap. New York, Brooklyn Museum 35.1480	Content unclear due to fragmentary condition.
	Pap. New York, Brooklyn Museum 35.2256	Content unclear due to fragmentary condition. Portions of many documents of various periods. One piece of possible interest folded over several times. A few fragments of a Book of the Dead.
	Pap. New York, Brooklyn Museum 35.2257 [Hieratic]	Content unclear due to fragmentary condition. Numerous texts; much opisthographic material. These fragments can be grouped into a small number of lots. Apparently many documents represented.
	Pap. New York, Brooklyn Museum 35.2258	Content unclear due to fragmentary condition. Numerous texts, some opisthographic. These fragments can be grouped into a small number of lots.
	Pap. New York, Brooklyn Museum 35.2259	Content unclear due to fragmentary condition. Numerous texts, some opisthographic. These fragments can be grouped into a small number of lots.
	Pap. New York, Brooklyn Museum 35.2260	Content unclear due to fragmentary condition. Numerous texts, some opisthographic. These fragments can be grouped into a small number of lots. A very few Hieroglyphic fragments probably from a Book of the Dead.
	Pap. New York, Brooklyn Museum 35.2261	Content unclear due to fragmentary condition. Multiple texts, whose contents are still to be determined. These fragments can be grouped into a small number of lots.
	Pap. New York, Brooklyn Museum 47.218.4	The text of the larger hand is medical, as a study of 6 fragments has indicated. The text appears to deal with ailments of the belly of the king as the phrase mt mt.t m X.t: “…dead male, dead female from/in the belly” found at the end of one spell, the phrase pr aA a.w.s.: “…pharaoh, l.p.h….” on the same fragment, and the phrase imy-Xt n pr aA a.w.s.: “…who/that which are in the belly of pharaoh, l.p.h…” on a third fragment attest. These fragments also give lists of medical ingredients with proportions for each. Several other fragments belong to another medical text. The nature of the other texts has yet to be determined.
	Pap. New York, Brooklyn Museum 47.218.5a-b [Hieratic]	Apparently several documents are represented. 47.218.5a-2: 100+ fragments inscribed in Late Period hieratic. What little can be read and the presence of written in red suggest that some of the fragments at least come from a medical or prophylactic text. 47.218.5b: 16 fragments, most of which are inscribed in early Demotic script. 9 of these are opisthographic. There are several small fragments inscribed in Late Period hieratic.
	Pap. New York, Brooklyn Museum 47.218.5a-b [Demotic]	Apparently several documents are represented. 47.218.5a-2: 100+ fragments inscribed in Late Period hieratic. What little can be read and the presence of written in red suggest that some of the fragments at least come from a medical or prophylactic text. 47.218.5b: 16 fragments, most of which are inscribed in early Demotic script. 9 of these are opisthographic. There are several small fragments inscribed in Late Period hieratic.
	Pap. New York, Brooklyn Museum 47.218.6a-b	Most, if not all, of the identifiable fragments are from medical or prophylactic (magical) texts.
	Pap. New York, Brooklyn Museum 47.218.7	Content unclear due to fragmentary condition.
	Pap. New York, Brooklyn Museum 47.218.8	Presumably a private letter. One fragment has a partial cartouche with nfr-kA-ra, the praenomen of Pepi II. Nb. (ORourke) These fragments have been mentioned in the scholarly literature as coming from an Old Kingdom royal funerary archive. A careful study of them suggests that such an identification is not the case. Rather, they are from letters and other documents belonging to private persons. Several letters from Wilbour may be instructive here: Tuesday Jan. 10, 1882 “I went over to Elephantine and was assailed by a crowd of women and children and soon loaded Said with inscribed potsherds…one offered to show me where they dug fragments of papyrus out of the ground; she said there been some there in a little room. I went in and in a little while she and others picked out from the rubbish some small fragments, scarce large enough to tell their language.” Fragment 1: "part of an account" (Almansa-Villatoro) Fragment 2: content unknown, due to fragmentary condition. Thursday Jan. 12, 1882 “I went over with Said to Elephantine and harvested the pint of papyrus fragments my women had picked out from the mine. We got a few more ostraca, making about one hundred twenty in all.”
	Pap. New York, Brooklyn Museum 47.218.9a-b	47.218.9a-1: 13 fragments. The small size of the fragments allows only the reading of the signs of a word or two, not enough to identify the original content of the text that they came from. 47.218.9a-2: 14 fragments that belong to different documents. At least one fragment belongs to 47.218.87A (Eye Papyrus). Another has the word pr-aA. The small size of the fragments allows only the reading of the signs of a word or two, not enough to identify the original content of the text that they came from. Possibly part of Book of the Dead received in 1935.
	Pap. New York, Brooklyn Museum 47.218.10	Unclear content due to the fragmentary condition. Alt least apparently partly from a Book of the Dead.
	Pap. New York, Brooklyn Museum 47.218.14a-b [Hieratic]	Unclear content due to the fragmentary condition.
	Pap. New York, Brooklyn Museum 47.218.15a-b	Unclear content due to the fragmentary condition.
	Pap. New York, Brooklyn Museum 47.218.16	Unclear content due to the fragmentary condition. Some fragments: apparently a Book of the Dead (this last one: Notes from Accession Records).
	Pap. New York, Brooklyn Museum 47.218.17a-f	Unclear content due to the fragmentary condition. few Greek fragments, no transcript
	Pap. New York, Brooklyn Museum 47.218.19a-b	Unclear content due to the fragmentary condition. 47.218.19: Recto text consists of five partial columns; one column gives the name mry-ra written in a cartouche, the praenomen of Pepi I; the content indicates that these lines are from a personal letter; the verso has either two partially preserved columns or 3-5 partially preserved lines from two different texts. Three fragments of fair size with scattered minute pieces. One fragment retains incomplete cartouche ending. 47.218.19a: 100+ fragments, many inscribed in Late Period hieratic; a good number appear to be uninscribed. 47.218.19b: Approximately one dozen very small fragments inscribed in Late Period hieratic. There minute size makes anything more in the way of identification improbable.
	Pap. New York, Brooklyn Museum 47.218.25a-b	Unclear content due to the fragmentary condition. 47.218.25a, group A: 100+ fragments. They clearly come from a number of different texts. 47.218.25a, group B: 120+ fragments. The size of the fragments makes certain identification of their content or possible connection with other texts problematic at the present time. 47.218.25a2: 150+ fragments. The size of the fragments makes certain identification of their content or possible connection with other texts problematic at the present time. 47.218.25b: 9 fragments inscribed in Late Period hieratic; 4 fragments are large enough to show several lines of texts and readable words but not enough to verify the original content of the text to which they belong. Probably some of fragments are from Book of the Dead. Three fragment groups of hieratic texts, at least two of which are medical.
	Pap. New York, Brooklyn Museum 47.218.26	Lot 1, first group: from an illustrated prophylactic text. A large but damaged vignette shows a standing Thoth with the remnants of a column of text before and behind him. The vignette is from the bottom of the papyrus. The word pr-aA written occurs as does the phrase [i]Ad.t rnp.t: pestilence of the year. The second group: different text with uncertain content; third group: fragments from the bottom of the box are too damaged to offer insight. Lot 2: a single layered fragment belonging to 47.218.75 + .86. Lot 3: small fragments, two with cursive hieroglyphs (i.e. Book of the Dead?) and one with a partial vignette. That latter may belong to 47.218.87A. Lot 4: Appears to be from a prophylactic text. Lot 5: fragments, seemingly all not from the same text, of uncertain content. Lot 6: fragments from a number of different texts. At least 4 of the largest fragments belong together. Prophylactic and medical in content. Lot 7: 3 fragments, two with text and one with a partial vignette, of uncertain content. Lot 8: fragments from different texts; at least 1 fragment belongs to 47.218.87A. Lot 9: 14 small fragments from different texts of uncertain content. Broken Roll: Seemingly not a Book of the Dead. May be important text. Should be photographed for study.Period: Style suggests early Dynasty XVIII (?). Measurements: Height, c. 13.5 cm.
	Pap. New York, Brooklyn Museum 47.218.27	Unclear content due to the fragmentary condition.
	Pap. New York, Brooklyn Museum 47.218.28	Unclear content due to the fragmentary condition.
	Pap. New York, Brooklyn Museum 47.218.29 a-1	Unclear content due to the fragmentary condition. 47.218.29a1, Lot 1: 100+ small fragments, all of which bear little more than a couple of signs. 47.218.29a1, Lot 2: 29 fragments from a number of different texts; at least 3 fragments belong to 47.218.87A.
	Pap. New York, Brooklyn Museum 47.218.29 a-2	The lower half of a Late Period magical text. The text is a prophylactic text intended to aid a patient suffering from a disorder or disease. The group writings in this word suggest that it is a foreign loan-word.
	Pap. New York, Brooklyn Museum 47.218.29 B-1	Unclear content due to the fragmentary condition. A number of the fragments belong together but are from 2 different texts.
	Pap. New York, Brooklyn Museum 47.218.29 B-2	47.218.29b2, Lot 1: 30+ fragments. They come from a number of different texts, and some are opisthographic and may have demotic writing on the verso. At least 1 fragment belongs to 47.218.87A 47.218.29b2, Lot 2: 7 small fragments from different texts. 47.218.29b2, Lot 3: 35+ fragments from a number of different texts; many of them are opisthographic.
	Pap. New York, Brooklyn Museum 47.218.29 C-1	47.218.29c1: The largest group of fragments appears to belong to a prophylactic text. Many of these fragments are opisthographic. The Demotic fragments are unreadable due to the fragmentary condition
	Pap. New York, Brooklyn Museum 47.218.29 C-2	The fragments all appear to come from the same document and probably join to a larger papyrus form which a number of fragments have become separated. Lists of names like Espmetis, num erals and sp "rest" point to an account.
	Pap. New York, Brooklyn Museum 47.218.29 D	Unclear content due to the fragmentary condition.
	Pap. New York, Brooklyn Museum 47.218.30 A	Unclear content due to the fragmentary condition. (Among them, some BD-fragments).
	Pap. New York, Brooklyn Museum 47.218.31	Unclear content due to the fragmentary condition.
	Pap. New York, Brooklyn Museum 47.218.33	Part of Book of the Dead
	Pap. New York, Brooklyn Museum 47.218.39a-b	Unclear content due to the fragmentary condition. 47.218.39a: 1 fragment inscribed in Late Period hieratic. Probably belongs to 47.218.75 + .86. Possibly medical? 47.218.39b: several dozen miniscule fragments from one or more Late Period hieratic text(s). The fragments are too small for any identification.
	Pap. New York, Brooklyn Museum 47.218.40	Unclear content due to the fragmentary condition.
	Pap. New York, Brooklyn Museum 47.218.42	Unclear content due to the fragmentary condition. There is too little preserved for identifying the texts
	Pap. New York, Brooklyn Museum 47.218.43 [Hieratic]	Unclear content due to the fragmentary condition.
	Pap. New York, Brooklyn Museum 47.218.45a-b	Unclear content due to the fragmentary condition. Their relatively small size makes clear identification of text types and groups difficult. few Greek fragments, 3rd cent. BCE Few fragments contain Demotic script, but remaining illegible due to the fragmentary condition.
	Pap. New York, Brooklyn Museum 47.218.46 [Hieratic]	Unclear content due to the fragmentary condition.
	Pap. New York, Brooklyn Museum 47.218.46 [Demotic]	Unclear content due to the fragmentary condition.
	Pap. New York, Brooklyn Museum 47.218.49f	Unclear content due to the fragmentary condition.
	Pap. New York, Brooklyn Museum 47.218.55	Unclear content due to the fragmentary condition; probably parts of Book of the Dead illustrations.
	Pap. New York, Brooklyn Museum 47.218.56 [Hieratic]	Unclear content due to the fragmentary condition.
	Pap. New York, Brooklyn Museum 47.218.56 [Demotic]	Unclear content due to the fragmentary condition.
	Pap. New York, Brooklyn Museum 47.218.57a-b	Unclear content due to the fragmentary condition. Small fragments inscribed in hieratic, some of which are opisthographic; probably from a medical text.
	Pap. New York, Brooklyn Museum 47.218.58 A	Business contract and inventory/ account. According to B. Muhs, the phrase hrw 30 m-ḏı nꜣ ẖrd.w "30 days belonging to/with the children" occurs several times.
	Pap. New York, Brooklyn Museum 47.218.58 B	Unclear content due to the fragmentary condition. Small fragments inscribed in hieratic, some of which are opisthographic; probably from a medical text.
	Pap. New York, Brooklyn Museum 47.218.59 A	Unclear content due to the fragmentary condition.
	Pap. New York, Brooklyn Museum 47.218.59 B	Unclear content due to the fragmentary condition.
	Pap. New York, Brooklyn Museum 47.218.60	Unclear content due to the fragmentary condition.
	Pap. New York, Brooklyn Museum 47.218.61 [Hieratic]	Unclear content due to the fragmentary condition.
	Pap. New York, Brooklyn Museum 47.218.61 [Demotic]	Unclear content due to the fragmentary condition.
	Pap. New York, Brooklyn Museum 47.218.62	Unclear content due to the fragmentary condition.
	Pap. New York, Brooklyn Museum 47.218.63	Unclear content due to the fragmentary condition.
	Pap. New York, Brooklyn Museum 47.218.64	Unclear content due to the fragmentary condition.
	Pap. New York, Brooklyn Museum 47.218.65	Unclear content due to the fragmentary condition. "2 med. Book" as a note, found in an envelope, cited in the database of the Brooklyn Museum). The Demotic fragment is unreadable due to the fragmentary condition.
	Pap. New York, Brooklyn Museum 47.218.66	Unclear content due to the fragmentary condition. Some fragments seem to be medical.
	Pap. New York, Brooklyn Museum 47.218.67	Unclear content due to the fragmentary condition. The fragments clearly come from a number of different papyri.
	Pap. New York, Brooklyn Museum 47.218.68	Unclear content due to the fragmentary condition.
	Pap. New York, Brooklyn Museum 47.218.69 (+ 47.218.49)	Unclear content due to the fragmentary condition. Different texts. At least three fragments come from a medical text. One shows the writing of the word pr-aA “Pharaoh.”
	Pap. New York, Brooklyn Museum 47.218.70	Unclear content due to the fragmentary condition: clearly come from a number of different texts. The size of the fragments makes certain identification of their content difficult at the present time.
	Pap. New York, Brooklyn Museum 47.218.71	The text fragments preserve only a few words that clearly give measurements. Several fragments show the traces of what appears to be a painted shrine.
	Pap. New York, Brooklyn Museum 47.218.72	Unclear content due to the fragmentary condition. Some fragments may be part of a medical/ritual text, as the word "protection" is mentioned, as well as the "king". The Demotic fragments are unreadable due to the fragmentary condition
	Pap. New York, Brooklyn Museum 47.218.73	Unclear content due to the fragmentary condition. The relatively small size of the fragments allows the reading of only a few signs, so establishing the subject matter of the papyri from which these fragments come cannot be determined with any certainty at the moment.
	Pap. New York, Brooklyn Museum 47.218.74a-b	Unclear content due to the fragmentary condition. The relatively small size of the fragments allows the reading of only a few signs, so establishing the subject matter of the papyrus from which these fragments come cannot be determined with any certainty. The Demotic parts are unreadable due to the fragmentary condition.
	Pap. New York, Brooklyn Museum 47.218.75A	Unclear content due to the fragmentary condition; the subject matter of at least some of these fragments is medical or prophylactic.
	Pap. New York, Brooklyn Museum 47.218.76	Unclear content due to the fragmentary condition. Impossible to identify text because of small size of fragments. Fragm. 9: "reads horizontally so account?" (M. V. Almansa-Villatoro)
	Pap. New York, Brooklyn Museum 47.218.77	Unclear content due to the fragmentary condition. Apparently several documents are represented.
	Pap. New York, Brooklyn Museum 47.218.78a-b	Unclear content due to the fragmentary condition. Box 87 b.1: "What remains of the text's outline seems to indicate that this document was not a letter. The mention of a witness points to a legal document." (M. V. Almansa-Villatoro)
	Pap. New York, Brooklyn Museum 47.218.78A	Belonging to the Eye Papyrus (47.218.87A). Fragments 2: "Protection of Pharao" is mentioned several times.
	Pap. New York, Brooklyn Museum 47.218.79	Unclear content due to the fragmentary condition.
	Pap. New York, Brooklyn Museum 47.218.80	Unclear content due to the fragmentary condition.
	Pap. New York, Brooklyn Museum 47.218.81	Unclear content due to the fragmentary condition.
	Pap. New York, Brooklyn Museum 47.218.82a-b	Unclear content due to the fragmentary condition. With fragments of a letter of a “chief of interpreters” (= Elephantine) (82a). Otherwise unknown because the letter is still unfolded.
	Pap. New York, Brooklyn Museum 47.218.83	Unclear content unless the papyrus is unrolled.
	Pap. New York, Brooklyn Museum 47.218.84a-j	The extant text is dedicated to religious festivals celebrated in Lower Egypt, for the most part in the Delta. The sites enumerated are Heliopolis, Letopolis, Bubastis, Mendes, Hermopolis of the Delta, Sebennytos, Behbeit, the nome of the West, the nome of the Hsb-Bull, Sile, Imet, and Pi-Sopdu. Mythological allusions abound as do geographical references, both those known and those poorly understood to date.
	Pap. New York, Brooklyn Museum 47.218.84A	Fragments from accounts. Content unclear due to fragmentary condition .
	Pap. New York, Brooklyn Museum 47.218.85a-f	"Snakebite papyrus" and few fragments from other texts with uncertain content. For acc. nos. 47.218.48/85A: "Text consists of 6 columns, comprising 25-29 lines per column, listing the names of a number of species of snakes, a description of their appearance, the effect of their bites, and treatment therefore. Thirty-four species of snakes are dealt with."
	Pap. New York, Brooklyn Museum 47.218.86a-p	The sole content of the papyrus concerns ailments of the back, buttocks, and anus.
	Pap. New York, Brooklyn Museum 47.218.86A
	Pap. New York, Brooklyn Museum 47.218.97	Unclear content due to the fragmentary condition.
	Pap. New York, Brooklyn Museum 47.218.98	Medical text.
	Pap. New York, Brooklyn Museum 47.218.99	Unclear content due to the fragmentary condition. The relatively small size of the fragments still allows the reading of a few words, and they hint to a medical or, more likely, ritual text, possibly concerning the protection of pharao.
	Pap. New York, Brooklyn Museum 47.218.100a-b	Unclear content due to the fragmentary condition. At least one fragment comes from a medical papyrus as several of the rubrics attest.
	Pap. New York, Brooklyn Museum 47.218.101a-b	Unclear content due to the fragmentary condition. At least one fragment comes from a medical papyrus as it has the writing “until he is healthy” immediately before a rubric.
	Pap. New York, Brooklyn Museum 47.218.102a-b	Unclear content due to the fragmentary condition. The relatively small size of the fragments still allows a reading of a few words that suggest that at least some of the fragments come from a medical or prophylactic text.
	Pap. New York, Brooklyn Museum 47.218.103	Unclear content due to the fragmentary condition.
	Pap. New York, Brooklyn Museum 47.218.104a-c	Unclear content due to the fragmentary condition. 47.218.104a: The relatively small size of the fragments still allows a reading of a few words that suggest that at least some of the fragments come from a medical or prophylactic text. 47.218.104c: The relatively small size of the fragments still allows a reading of a few words, none of which offer insight into the nature of the text(s) to which these fragments belong.
	Pap. New York, Brooklyn Museum 47.218.105	Unclear content due to the fragmentary condition.
	Pap. New York, Brooklyn Museum 47.218.107	Unclear content due to the fragmentary condition. Although a few words can be read on the larger fragments, there is not enough to help establish the nature of the text(s) to which these fragments belong.
	Pap. New York, Brooklyn Museum 47.218.108 a	Unclear content.
	Pap. New York, Brooklyn Museum 47.218.108 b	Unclear content due to the fragmentary condition. 47.218.108b: A number of different texts are represented. What can be read indicates that the contents are medical or magical. 47.218.108b2: Quite a number of fragments have words that are commonly encountered in medical texts.
	Pap. New York, Brooklyn Museum 47.218.108 c	All fragments are - without doubt - part of the Eye Papyrus (47.218.87A).
	Pap. New York, Brooklyn Museum 47.218.109	Unclear content due to the fragmentary condition. Although a few words can be read on the larger fragments, there is not enough to help establish the nature of the text(s) to which these fragments belong.
	Pap. New York, Brooklyn Museum 47.218.110	Unclear content due to the fragmentary condition. .The fragments clearly come from a number of different texts. A number of the fragments have the traces of plant names suggesting that they probably belong to medical texts.
	Pap. New York, Brooklyn Museum 47.218.111	Unclear content due to the fragmentary condition.
	Pap. New York, Brooklyn Museum 47.218.112	Unclear content due to the fragmentary condition. . The fragments clearly belong to a number of different texts.
	Pap. New York, Brooklyn Museum 47.218.113	Unclear content due to the fragmentary condition.
	Pap. New York, Brooklyn Museum 47.218.114	Unclear content due to the fragmentary condition.
	Pap. New York, Brooklyn Museum 47.218.115a	Unclear content due to the fragmentary condition.
	Pap. New York, Brooklyn Museum 47.218.115b	Unclear content due to the fragmentary condition. A number of different texts are represented but their content appears to be medical or magical.
	Pap. New York, Brooklyn Museum 47.218.116	The sole content of the papyrus concerns ailments of the back, buttocks, and anus, as all fragments of 47.218.116 seem to belong to 47.218.75 + .86.
	Pap. New York, Brooklyn Museum 47.218.117	Unclear content due to the fragmentary condition: the fragments show parts of vignettes, e.g. of a priest in panther skin and priests carrying a shrine.
	Pap. New York, Brooklyn Museum 47.218.118a	Unclear content due to the fragmentary condition. . The small size of the fragments allows a reading of only a few signs.
	Pap. New York, Brooklyn Museum 47.218.118b	Unclear content due to the fragmentary condition. The relatively small size of the fragments precludes a reading of more than a few signs and perhaps a word here and there.
	Pap. New York, Brooklyn Museum 47.218.119	Unclear content due to the fragmentary condition. "a fiscal survey of the various plots of cultivated land in a continuous portion of Middle Egypt, from near modern Minia to a point some eighty miles north, made in about a month during summer in the fourth reegnal year of Ramesses V (c. 1156 BC). This register gives in meticulous detail particulars of the different institutions that owned the various tracts of land, the names of the farmers, the estimated yields and their assessments for taxation." (C.Aldred, Tutankhamun's Egypt (1972), 51, fig. 38).
	Pap. New York, Brooklyn Museum 47.218.119a	Unclear content due to the fragmentary condition.
	Pap. New York, Brooklyn Museum 47.218.120	Unclear content due to the fragmentary condition.
	Pap. New York, Brooklyn Museum 47.218.121a	Unclear content due to the fragmentary condition.
	Pap. New York, Brooklyn Museum 47.218.121b	Unclear content due to the fragmentary condition.
	Pap. New York, Brooklyn Museum 47.218.122	Unclear content due to the fragmentary condition.
	Pap. New York, Brooklyn Museum 47.218.123a	Unclear content due to the fragmentary condition.
	Pap. New York, Brooklyn Museum 47.218.123b	Uninscribed papyrus fragments.
	Pap. New York, Brooklyn Museum 47.218.124	Unclear content due to the fragmentary condition.
	Pap. New York, Brooklyn Museum 47.218.125a	Unclear content due to the fragmentary condition.
	Pap. New York, Brooklyn Museum 47.218.125b	Unclear content due to the fragmentary condition.
	Pap. New York, Brooklyn Museum 47.218.126	Unclear content due to the fragmentary condition.
	Pap. New York, Brooklyn Museum 47.218.126 [Demotic]	Unclear content due to the fragmentary condition.
	Pap. New York, Brooklyn Museum 47.218.127	Unclear content due to the fragmentary condition.
	Pap. New York, Brooklyn Museum 47.218.127 [Demotic]	Unclear content due to the fragmentary condition.
	Pap. New York, Brooklyn Museum 47.218.128	Medical papyrus fragments in Hieratic. As the majority of the fragments seem to belong to 47.218.75 + 86, the sole content of the papyrus concerns ailments of the back, buttocks, and anus.
	Pap. New York, Brooklyn Museum 47.218.129a	Unclear content due to the fragmentary condition. The little that can be read seems to indicate that the four are from a medical or prophylactic text. The other two fragments belong to two other texts of uncertain content.
	Pap. New York, Brooklyn Museum 47.218.129b	Unclear content due to the fragmentary condition. 20+ fragments are opisthographic. Quite a number of fragments are very small, less than 1 cm. x 1 cm. On none of them is there enough extant writing for a meaningful identification of genre.
	Pap. New York, Brooklyn Museum 47.218.130a	Unclear content due to the fragmentary condition.
	Pap. New York, Brooklyn Museum 47.218.132 b	Unclear content due to the fragmentary condition. Four fragments.
	Pap. New York, Brooklyn Museum 47.218.133	The rolls and the fragments that belong to them are magical in nature and appear to focus on the protection of women. Several gods are mentioned, among them Atum, Thoth, Horus and Tefnut, and there seems to be fragmentary story in which gods are acting and speaking.
	Pap. New York, Brooklyn Museum 47.218.134 A	Fragments of a book of protecting pharao.
	Pap. New York, Brooklyn Museum 47.218.135	Hieratic Wisdom Text. The content of the papyrus indicates that it belongs to the genre of “wisdom literature.” Its central theme is the relationship between the servant and the superior.
	Pap. New York, Brooklyn Museum 47.218.135e	Unclear content due to the fragmentary condition. One of the texts might be a ritual for protection?
	Pap. New York, Brooklyn Museum 47.218.136	Unclear content due to the fragmentary condition.
	Pap. New York, Brooklyn Museum 47.218.137	Unclear content due to the fragmentary condition.
	Pap. New York, Brooklyn Museum 47.218.137	2 fragments. Unclear content due to the fragmentary condition. No photos available
	Pap. New York, Brooklyn Museum 47.218.138a-i	The text is a composite that can be divided into four main sections: x+I, 1-x+VIII, 15: spells against snake-bites that have already happened with an appeal to the poison to leave the body of the person afflicted; x+VIII, 15- x+XI, 14: spells to prevent snakes from leaving their holes and against scorpions from raising their tails; x+XI, 14-x+XVI, 15: ritual of “the four balls;” x+XVI, 15-x+XVII, 16: spells for capturing snakes. Nb In his review Quack mentions that he located three fragments of this papyrus in Berlin (p. 257) that seem to belong to the first extant column of the papyrus. He also suggests that Goyon’s x+I and x+II should be reversed, and that the fragments of the latter more likely form the right hand portion of the first extant column.
	Pap. New York, Brooklyn Museum 47.218.139	Unclear content due to the fragmentary condition.
	Pap. New York, Brooklyn Museum 47.218.140	Unclear content due to the fragmentary condition. The writing in columns shows the old age (Old Kingdom), apart from the palaeography. The word "scribe" can be read on the fragments. The Demotic fragment belongs to an account, mentioning 2,5 kite and 1/3 Heqat.
	Pap. New York, Brooklyn Museum 47.218.141	Unclear content due to the fragmentary condition.
	Pap. New York, Brooklyn Museum 47.218.142	Unclear content due to the fragmentary condition.
	Pap. New York, Brooklyn Museum 47.218.143	Unclear content due to the fragmentary condition.
	Pap. New York, Brooklyn Museum 47.218.144	Unclear content due to the fragmentary condition. Fragment 1a: Possibly from a letter? Because of the formula "the servant there". Fragment 2a: oath. Fragment 3a: content unknown due to fragmentary condition
	Pap. New York, Brooklyn Museum 47.218.145	Unclear content due to the fragmentary condition.
	Pap. New York, Brooklyn Museum 47.218.146	Unclear content due to the fragmentary condition. Fragment 1a: Possibly from a letter? Because of the formula "the servant there".
	Pap. New York, Brooklyn Museum 47.218.147	Account mentioning deliveries of baked bread loaves and geese. Wider context unclear due to the fragmentary condition.
	Pap. New York, Brooklyn Museum 47.218.148	Unclear content due to the fragmentary condition.
	Pap. New York, Brooklyn Museum 47.218.149	Unclear content due to the fragmentary condition.
	Pap. New York, Brooklyn Museum 47.218.150b	Unclear content due to the fragmentary condition.
	Pap. New York, Brooklyn Museum 47.218.158
	Pap. New York, Brooklyn Museum X2004.222	Unclear content due to the fragmentary condition.
	New York, Brooklyn Museum 16.588	Text apparently a letter to the dead.
	Pap. New York, Brooklyn Museum 47.218.2A-B	Unclear content due to the fragmentary condition. The Demotic fragment is unreadable due to the fragmentary condition.
	Pap. New York, Brooklyn Museum a-b	Unclear content due to the fragmentary condition.
	Pap. New York, Brooklyn Museum 35.1207	A statement of strength of a Roman auxiliary unit in Upper Egypt, followed by a summary of disposition of troops not presently in camp. (J. Shelton)
	Ostr. Paris, Louvre OGL 0884	Receipt for custom duties for 1800 empty jars, in year 32 of Commodus.
	Ostr. Elephantine, excavation DAIK O 1229	Receipt of the tax farmer Stlaccius through Serenus the younger, for trade tax of year 19 of Antoninus, paid in year 20 of Antoninus.
	Ostr. Elephantine, excavation DAIK O 2964	Receipt of Longinus Serenus and Petronius Bassianus, collector for money taxes at Elephantine, for unknown tax of year 6
	Ostr. Elephantine, excavation DAIK O 3760	receipt of Zenon, tax farmer of the Sacred Gate of Soene through Pachompsachis, assistant, for unknown tax.
	Ostr. Paris, Louvre OGL 1922	Receipt of Longinus Serenus and Petronius Bassianus, collector for money taxes at Elephantine, for unknown tax
	Ostr. Paris, Louvre OGL 0343	Receipt of Maker, son of Didymos, and Ammonios?, son of Harpaesis, collectors of money taxes at Elephantine, through Ammonios?
	Ostr. Paris, Louvre OGL 1843	Receipt of the bank of Syene for akrodrya, paid by Pachnoubis, son of Harpekis, signed by the banker Ammonios.
	Ostr. Paris, Louvre OGL 1455	Receipt of the two praktores Valerios Serenos and Palachemis through their assistant Petorzmethis for contributions of year 3 of Marc Aurel and Verus, paid by Patsibtis, son of Petorzmethis and Senpelaia.
	Ostr. Elephantine, excavation DAIK O 3744	receipt of practor Hermogenes for laographia and diples of year 10 of Trajan
	Ostr. Elephantine, excavation DAIK O 3747	Receipt of Domitios Fannianus and Germanus collectors of money taxes for merismos of year 12 of Antoninus, paid by P---, son of ---chnaus and ---chnautis
	Pap. Paris, AIBL 2433	Letter of a woman named Wadjet to a man namend Hor-[///], which might be her husband. In the letter „your children“ are mentioned, which might be the children of them both. According to the finding place of the letter in Elephantine, this might be the place, where the addressed man stays at the moment of sending the letter – but it could also be that Elephantine is the place where the woman stays, in case the letters had never recieved the addresse.
	Pap. New York, Brooklyn Museum 16.617r	End of a document of unknown type with date and a note by second hand
	Pap. New York, Brooklyn Museum 16.617v+r	Letter of Serenus to Cerealis on business matters, dates, jars, and other commodities
	Pap. New York, Brooklyn Museum 16.618	22 Fragments, some of them in literary hands. no transcript, cf. J. Shelton, P.Brook., p. 119
	Pap. New York, Brooklyn Museum 16.619	5 fragments P.Brook. 2 (frg. a) contains part of an conjugation table
	Pap. New York, Brooklyn Museum 35.1207	Letter in three columns, dealing with farm affairs, purchase of wheat, loan, money
	Pap. Berlin P. Cardbord box Elephantine Demotic B 4/5 (BL 15), layers 1 - 4	Content unclear due to fragmentary condition Mainly Ptolemaic, some Roman fragments. Some fragments belonging to one papyrus. Mainly small fragments only. One Roman fragment with text beginning.
	Pap. Berlin P. Cardbord box Elephantine B 4/5 (BL 110), layer 1	Middle size fragments, mainly Ptolemaic. Including accounts.
	Pap. Berlin P. Cardbord box Elephantine B 4/5 (BL 110), layer 2	Small and middle size fragments, mainly Ptolemaic. Including accounts and name lists. Two fragments with first line.
	Pap. Berlin P. Cardbord box Elephantine B 4/5 (BL 110), layer 3	Small and middle size fragments, mainly Roman. Including accounts. One large joined early fragment.
	Pap. Berlin P. Cardbord box Elephantine B 4/5 (BL 110), layer 4	Middle size fragments. Including accounts. One landscape format contract from an 8th regnal year. Four fragments with initial date.
	Pap. Berlin P. Cardbord box Elephantine B 4/5 (BL 110), layer 5	Middle to large size fragments, often palimpsests. Mainly Roman, including accounts
	Pap. Berlin P. Cardbord box Elephantine B 1 (BL 103), layer 1 - 2	Large size fragments, account sorted by days. Fragile condition.
	Pap. Berlin P. Cardbord box Elephantine B 1 (BL 103), layer 3 - 10	Small to medium fragments, some with broad margins.
	Pap. Berlin P. Metal box Elephantine Demotic BL 111, layer 1 - 24	Small to medium fragments, many uninscribed.
	Pap. Berlin P. Cardbord box Elephantine C 10/11 (BL 130/112), layer 1 - 24	4 boxes with small fragments, beads and Rubensohn notes. Small to medium fragments, mainly accounts. Layer 1 with one fragment containing red script on verso.
	Pap. Berlin P. Cardbord box Elephantine C 2/3 (BL 226/ 118), layer 1 - 24	Small and smallest fragments. Layer 11 name list with a Greek name in Demotic.
	Ostr. Paris, Louvre OGL 0500
	Ostr. Paris, Louvre OGL 0508	receipt? of year 17 of Hadrian
	Pap. Berlin P. Cardbord box Elephantine C 4/5 (BL 121), layer 1 - 5	Medium and larger fragments, mainly Roman. Some pieces joining.
	Pap. Berlin P. Cardbord box Elephantine C 4/5 (BL 216), layer 1 - 16	Medium and larger fragments, mainly Roman. Bad condition, mainly illegible. Some peices from cartonnage, here a provenance Elephantine is doubtful!
	Pap. Berlin P. Cardbord box Elephantine Demotic B 2 (BL 151), layer 1
	Pap. Berlin P. Cardbord box Elephantine Demotic B 2 (BL 151), layer 2	According to K.-Th. Zauzich, some parts possibly belong to Pap. Berlin P 23589.
	Pap. Berlin P. Cardbord box Elephantine Demotic B 2 (BL 151), layer 3- 6, 9 - 10	Small fragments, illegible
	Pap. Berlin P. Cardbord box Elephantine Demotic B 2 (BL 151), layer 11 - 12	Belonging to one or two texts. List of money payments.
	Pap. Berlin P. Cardbord box Elephantine Demotic C 6/7 (BL 156), layer 1 - 6	Small to medium fragments. Lists of names, accounts, some dates preserved.
	Pap. Berlin P. Cardbord box Elephantine Demotic C 6/7 (BL 253), layer 1 - 2	Small to medium fragments. Accounts, one dates preserved.
	Pap. Berlin P. Cardbord box Elephantine Demotic B 3 (BL 179), layer 1 - 4, 6, 8 - 20; nine small boxes	Small to medium fragments. Accounts, lists of days, some dates preserved. Many uninscribed fragments. Nine small boxes with distorded fragments.
	Pap. Berlin P. Cardbord box Elephantine Demotic B 3 (BL 179), layer 5	Large fragments from an account, possibly belonging to one text.
	Pap. Berlin P. Cardbord box Elephantine Demotic B 3 (BL 179), layer 7	Large fragments from an landscape format account. On the verso there is the witness list.
	Pap. Berlin P. Cardbord box Elephantine Demotic B 6 (BL 204), layer 1	Small to medium fragments.
	Pap. Berlin P. Cardbord box Elephantine Demotic B 6 (BL 215), layer 1 - 2	Small to medium fragments.
	Pap. Berlin P. Metal box Elephantine Demotic BL 226, layer 1 - 23	Small to medium fragments. Some accounts, one contract dated to a 30th regnal year. Some fragments may not come from Elephantine.
	Pap. Berlin P. Metal box Elephantine Demotic BL 227, layer 1 - 40	Small to medium fragments. One splinter of a wooden writing board. Some fragments seem to be written in the Fayum (according to a note by K.-Th. Zauzich).
	Pap. Berlin P. Cardbord box Elephantine C 1 (BL 312), layer 1 - 4	Small to medium fragments.
	Pap. Berlin P. Cardbord box Elephantine Nr. 40, Layer 1 - 33	33 layers small fragments sorted and partly transcribed by K.-Th. Zauzich. Preliminary P.Eleph-nos.
	Pap. Berlin P. Cardbord box Elephantine Nr. 41, Layer 1 - 25	"Der Inhalt dieses Pappkartons aus den Heidelberger Kästen": Note by K.-Th. Zauzich. Accounts partly sorted by day, letters, lists, some dates.
	Pap. Berlin P. Cardbord box Elephantine Demotic A 1/2 (BL 251), Layer 1 - 22	Mainly small fragments. In layer 2: One contract with ḏd and witness list, layer 4: landscape format contract, two contract beginnings with date. Note by Otto Rubensohn: "Die obere Lagen gehören zu dem großen Papyrus vom 1. März im anderen Kasten vom 2. März. Elephantine, 02.03.1906".
	Pap. Berlin P. Cardbord box Elephantine Demotic Nr. 42, boxes 1 - 5, 9	Box contains five small boxes containing small fragments, mainly distorted. One small fragment with a roman contract
	Pap. Berlin P. Cardbord box Elephantine Demotic Nr. 43, boxes 21, 24, 25	Box contains five small boxes containing small fragments, mainly distorted. Accounts and possibly letters.
	Pap. Berlin P. Cardbord box Elephantine Demotic Nr. 44, boxes 26 - 29	Box contains four small boxes containing small and medium fragments, mainly distorted. Accounts.
	Pap. Berlin P. Cardbord box Elephantine Demotic Nr. 45, boxes 30 - 34	Box contains four small boxes containing small and medium fragments, mainly distorted.
	Pap. Berlin P. Cardbord box Elephantine Demotic Nr. 46, boxes 35 - 37a	Box contains four small boxes containing small and medium fragments, mainly distorted. Fragments in boxes 37 and 37a found by Ali Mohammed Abd el Rarahim, according to a note by Otto Rubensohn.
	Pap. Berlin P. Cardbord box Elephantine Demotic Nr. 47, boxes 38 - 43	Box contains six small boxes containing small and medium fragments.
	Pap. Berlin P. Cardbord box Elephantine Demotic Nr. 48, boxes 44 - 49	Box contains seven small boxes containing small and medium fragments, mainly distorted. Accounts, one frgment in box 44 with script in red ink.
	Pap. Berlin P. Cardbord box Elephantine Demotic Nr. 49 (a), layers 1 - 12	Small and middle size fragments. Including accounts and name lists. Layer 8: Possibly belonging to P 15523, layer 12: two fragments posisbly belonging to P 15807 (according to K.-Th. Zauzich). Additionally one box with a clay seal, wiht note "zugehöriger Papyrus, siehe Lage 13 aus Kästchen 32"
	Pap. Berlin P. Cardbord box Elephantine Demotic Nr. 49 (b), layers 1 - 7	Medium and larger size fragments, containing accounts, some fragments with initial date.
	Pap. Berlin P. Cardbord box Elephantine Demotic Nr. 49 (c), layers 1 - 23	Medium and larger size fragments, partly containing accounts. Layer 3: Demotic-Greek bilingual, Layer 6: contract with date of a Roman emperor, letters. Layer 13/ box 32: papyrus fragment from a ladnscape format contract. Once sealed with the seal still stored in Cardbord box Elephantine Demotic II Nr. 49 (a), small box "aus Kästchen 32".
	Pap. New York, Brooklyn Museum 47.218.14a-b [Demotic]
	Pap. New York, Brooklyn Museum 47.218.17a-f [Demotic]	Unclear content due to the fragmentary condition. Some fragments contain accounts in Egyptian currency
	Pap. New York, Brooklyn Museum 47.218.43 [Demotic]	Unclear content due to the fragmentary condition.
	Pap. New York, Brooklyn Museum 35.1451	Account on items like water, resin, wood etc., acompagnied with amounts of money in obols (1, 2, 4, 6, 8, 10 obols).
	Pap. New York, Brooklyn Museum 47.218.19.1a (Box)	Unclear content due to the fragmentary condition. 47.218.19.1a: Several OK fragments.
	Pap. New York, Brooklyn Museum 47.218.19.1b (Box)	Unclear content due to the fragmentary condition. 47.218.19.1b: Several OK fragments.
	Pap. New York, Brooklyn Museum 47.218.19. 2a (Box)	Unclear content due to the fragmentary condition. 47.218.19.2a: Several OK fragments.
	Pap. New York, Brooklyn Museum 47.218.19. 2b (Box)	Unclear content due to the fragmentary condition. 47.218.19.2b: Several OK fragments.
	Pap. Berlin P. B/H x 67 a	content unknown due to fragmentary condition
	Pap. Berlin P. B/H x 67 b	content unknown due to fragmentary condition
	Pap. Berlin P. B/H x 67 c	Content unknown due to fragmentary condition.
	Pap. Berlin P. B/H x 67 d	Content unknown due to fragmentary condition.
	Pap. Berlin P. B/H x 67 e	Content unknown due to fragmentary condition
	Pap. Berlin P. B/H x 83 a-s	content unknown due to fragmentary condition
	Pap. Berlin P. B/H x 68 k	content unknown due to fragmentary condition
	Pap. Berlin P. B/H x 68 b	content unknown due to fragmentary condition
	Pap. Berlin P. B/H x 68 p	content unknown due to fragmentary condition
	Pap. Berlin P. B/H x 636 a	unknown due to fragmentary condition
	Pap. Berlin P. B/H x 636 b	unknown due to fragmentary condition
	Pap. Berlin P. B/H x 636 c	unknown due to fragmentary condition
	Pap. Berlin P. B/H x 636 d	unknown due to fragmentary condition
	Pap. Berlin P. B/H x 636 e	unknown due to fragmentary condition
	Pap. Berlin P. B/H x 636 f	unknown due to fragmentary condition
	Pap. Berlin P. B/H x 636 g	unknown due to fragmentary condition
	Pap. Berlin P. B/H x 636 h	unknown due to fragmentary condition
	Pap. Berlin P. B/H x 636 j	unknown due to fragmentary condition
	Pap. Berlin P. B/H x 636 k	unknown due to fragmentary condition
	Pap. Berlin P. B/H x 636 l	unknown due to fragmentary condition
	Pap. Berlin P. B/H x 636 m	unknown due to fragmentary condition
	Pap. Berlin P. B/H x 636 n	unknown due to fragmentary condition
	Pap. Berlin P. B/H x 636 o	unknown due to fragmentary condition
	Pap. Berlin P. B/H x 636 p	unknown due to fragmentary condition
	Pap. Berlin P. B/H x 636 q	unknown due to fragmentary condition
	Pap. Berlin P. B/H x 636 r	unknown due to fragmentary condition
	Pap. Berlin P. B/H x 636 s	unknown due to fragmentary condition
	Pap. Berlin P. B/H x 636 t	unknown due to fragmentary condition
	Pap. Berlin P. B/H x 636 u	unknown due to fragmentary condition
	Pap. Berlin P. B/H x 636 v	unknown due to fragmentary condition
	Pap. Berlin P. B/H x 636 w	unknown due to fragmentary condition
	Pap. Berlin P. B/H x 636 x	unknown due to fragmentary condition
	Pap. Berlin P. B/H x 636 y	unknown due to fragmentary condition
	Pap. Berlin P. B/H x 636 z	unknown due to fragmentary condition
	Pap. Berlin P. B/H x 636 aa	unknown due to fragmentary condition
	Pap. Berlin P. B/H x 636 bb	unknown due to fragmentary condition
	Pap. Berlin P. B/H x 636 cc	unknown due to fragmentary condition
	Pap. Berlin P. B/H x 636 dd	unknown due to fragmentary condition
	Pap. Berlin P. B/H x 636 ee	unknown due to fragmentary condition
	Pap. Berlin P. B/H x 636 ff	unknown due to fragmentary condition
	Pap. Berlin P. B/H x 636 gg	unknown due to fragmentary condition
	Pap. Berlin P. B/H x 636 hh	unknown due to fragmentary condition
	Pap. Berlin P. B/H x 636 jj	unknown due to fragmentary condition
	Pap. Berlin P. B/H x 636 kk	unknown due to fragmentary condition
	Ostr. 11-2-73-2/2
	Ostr. 13-2-4-6/1
	Ostr. 15-2-70-16/1
	Ostr. 14-2-155-4/3
	Ostr. 14-2-77-2/1
	Ostr. 14-2-118-2/3
	Ostr. 14-2-135-9/2
	Ostr. 14-2-139-1/1
	Ostr. 14-2-112-5/3
	Ostr. 14-2-7-1/5
	Ostr. 14-2-7-1/6	Too damaged to interpret, but includes Egyptian names.
	Ostr. 15-2-2-4/11
	Ostr. 15-2-2-4/12
	Ostr. 15-2-64-2/8
	Ostr. 11-2-19-1/2
	Ostr. 14-2-43-1/1
	Ostr. 14-2-61-5/2
	Ostr. 14-2-94-1/1
	Ostr. 14-2-152-3/3
	Ostr. 15-2-12-1/10
	Ostr. 15-2-36-7/2
	Ostr. 15-2-40-1/3
	Ostr. 12-2-76-31/2
	Ostr. 17-93-7-2/3
	Ostr. Elephantine, excavation DAIK O 4961	Reference to "1 gift" (i.e. tax) for the king.
	Berlin P. 14430
	Berlin P. 14464
	Pap. Berlin P. 21160	Collection of hymns, It is not possible to decide the order of the fragments. Line 6 in fr. 1 is a heading, probably tp be supplemented as "To Aphrodite". In line 5 of fr. 1 Anubis is mentioned in the vocative.
	Ostr. Cairo EM SR SR 18955	Receipt of the praktor Hermogenes for laographia of year 1 of Trajan, paid by Psansnos the elder, son of Petorzmethis; with signature of Hermogenes
	Ostr. Cairo EM SR SR 18955	Receipt of Sokration, collector for monthly trade tax of Syene, paid by Petorzmethis, son of Harabro-?, in year 5 of Hadrian.
	Ostr. Cairo EM SR SR 18955	Receipt of Petorzmethis alias Pachompsachis, tax collector of Elephantine, for the price of public dates, paid by Germanos, son of Maikianos (Maecianus) in year 18 of Hadrian
	Ostr. Cairo EM SR SR 18955	Receipt of Maker, son of Didymos, and Ammonios, collectors of money taxes at Elephantine, through Ammonios, for the contribution of year 9, paid by Pachnoubis, son of Pachnoubis and the mother Serap().
	Ostr. Elephantine, excavation DAIK O 3129	Order for payment of the temple administration; Onnophris?, son of Hatres, and Onnophris the younger, both agents of the prostasia of the temple of Neilammon
	Ostr. Elephantine, excavation DAIK 1689	Receipt of the bank of Syene for akrodrya of the banker Ammonios
	Ostr. Elephantine, excavation DAIK 2799	Receipt of the bank of Syene for akrodrya, issued by the banker Ammonios, paid by Aniketos, son of Dionysios, for land formerly owned by Hermon
	Ostr. Paris, Louvre OGL 1467	Receipt of Rufonius Antigonos (collector) for survey tax on date groves
	St. P.Cair.IslArt inv. 9563	Tombstone
	St. P.Cair.IslArt inv. 3150/209	Tombstone
	St. P.Cair.IslArt inv. 13642	Tombstone
	St. P.Cair.IslArt inv. 3150/148	Tombstone
	St. P.Cair.IslArt inv. 3150/225	Tombstone
	St. P.Cair.IslArt inv. 13637	Tombstone
	St. P.Cair.IslArt inv. 13647	Tombstone
	St. P.Cair.IslArt inv. 13644	Tombstone
	St. P.Cair.IslArt inv. 2848	Tombstone
	St. P.Cair.IslArt inv. 13646	Tombstone
	St. P.Cair.IslArt inv. 9561	Tombstone
	St. P.Cair.IslArt inv. 3150/172	Tombstone
	St. P.Cair.IslArt inv. 3150/241	Tombstone
	St. P.Cair.IslArt inv. 9565	Tombstone
	St. P.Cair.IslArt inv. 13640	Tombstone
	St. P.Cair.IslArt inv. 3150/133	Tombstone
	St. P.Cair.IslArt inv. 13639	Tombstone
	St. P.Cair.IslArt inv. 3150/132	Tombstone
	St. P.Cair.IslArt inv. 9482	Tombstone
	St. P.Cair.IslArt inv. 3150/85	Tombstone
	St. P.Cair.IslArt inv. 3150/116	Tombstone
	St. P.Cair.IslArt inv. 3150/221	Tombstone
	St. P.Cair.IslArt inv. 3150/193	Tombstone
	St. P.Cair.IslArt inv. 3150/136	Tombstone
	St. P.Cair.IslArt inv. 3150/207	Tombstone
	St. P.Cair.IslArt inv. 3150/186	Tombstone
	St. P.Cair.IslArt inv. 3150/235	Tombstone
	St. P.Cair.IslArt inv. 3150/129	Tombstone
	St. P.Cair.IslArt inv. 3150/63	Tombstone
	St. P.Cair.IslArt inv. 3150/120	Tombstone
	St. P.Cair.IslArt inv. 3150/119	Tombstone
	St. P.Cair.IslArt inv. 3150/178	Tombstone
	St. P.Cair.IslArt inv. 3150/153	Tombstone
	St. P.Cair.IslArt inv. 3150/142	Tombstone
	St. P.Cair.IslArt inv. 12725	Tombstone
	St. P.Cair.IslArt inv. 2849	Tombstone
	St. P.Cair.IslArt inv. 3150/128	Tombstone
	St. P.Cair.IslArt inv. 12925	Tombstone
	St. P.Cair.IslArt inv. 3150/125	Tombstone
	St. P.Cair.IslArt inv. 12724	Tombstone
	St. P.Cair.IslArt inv. 3150/137	Tombstone
	St. P.Cair.IslArt inv. 3150/126	Tombstone
	St. P.Cair.IslArt inv. 3150/97	Tombstone
	St. P.Cair.IslArt inv. 12929	Tombstone
	St. P.Cair.IslArt inv. 3150/146	Tombstone
	St. P.Cair.IslArt inv. 9559	Tombstone
	St. P.Cair.IslArt inv. 3150/81	Tombstone
	St. P.Cair.IslArt inv. 3150/68	Tombstone
	St. P.Cair.IslArt inv. 3150/86	Tombstone
	St. P.Cair.IslArt inv. 3150/87	Tombstone
	St. P.Cair.IslArt inv. 3150/84	Tombstone
	St. P.Cair.IslArt inv. 3150/166	Tombstone
	St. P.Cair.IslArt inv. 3150/162	Tombstone
	St. P.Cair.IslArt inv. 3150/182	Tombstone
	St. P.Cair.IslArt inv. 3150/188	Tombstone
	St. P.Cair.IslArt inv. 3150/158	Tombstone
	St. P.Cair.IslArt inv. 3150/152	Tombstone
	St. P.Cair.IslArt inv. 3150/79	Tombstone
	St. P.Cair.IslArt inv. 9564	Tombstone
	St. P.Cair.IslArt inv. 3150/91	Tombstone
	St. P.Cair.IslArt inv. 13638	Tombstone
	St. P.Cair.IslArt inv. 13634	Tombstone
	St. P.Cair.IslArt inv. 13633	Tombstone
	St. P.Cair.IslArt inv. 3150/184	Tombstone
	St. P.Cair.IslArt inv. 3150/159	Tombstone
	St. P.Cair.IslArt inv. 3150/175	Tombstone
	St. P.Cair.IslArt inv. 3150/230	Tombstone
	St. P.Cair.IslArt inv. 3150/83	Tombstone
	St. P.Cair.IslArt inv. 3150/149	Tombstone
	St. P.Cair.IslArt inv. 9558	Tombstone
	St. P.Cair.IslArt inv. 3150/239	Tombstone
	St. P.Cair.IslArt inv. 12924	Tombstone
	St. P.Cair.IslArt inv. 9562	Tombstone
	St. P.Cair.IslArt inv. 6718	Tombstone
	St. P.Cair.IslArt inv. 6716	Tombstone
	St. P.Cair.IslArt inv. 3150/88	Tombstone
	St. P.Cair.IslArt inv. 2058	Tombstone
	St. P.Cair.IslArt inv. 2059	Tombstone
	St. P.Cair.IslArt inv. 2060	Tombstone
	St. P.Cair.IslArt inv. 3150/60	Tombstone
	St. P.Cair.IslArt inv. 3150/61	Tombstone
	St. P.Cair.IslArt inv. 3150/200	Tombstone
	St. P.Cair.IslArt inv. 3150/232	Tombstone
	St. P.Cair.IslArt inv. 3150/247	Tombstone
	St. P.Cair.IslArt inv. 3150/250	Tombstone
	St. P.Cair.IslArt inv. 9291	Tombstone
	St. P.Cair.IslArt inv. 3150/59	Tombstone
	St. P.Cair.IslArt inv. 9555	Tombstone
	St. P.Cair.IslArt inv. 9560	Tombstone
	St. P.Cair.IslArt inv. 3150/67	Tombstone
	St. P.Cair.IslArt inv. 3150/201	Tombstone
	St. P.Cair.IslArt inv. 3150/156	Tombstone
	St. P.Cair.IslArt inv. 13648	Tombstone
	St. P.Cair.IslArt inv. 9568	Tombstone
	St. P.Cair.IslArt inv. 3150/100	Tombstone
	St. P.Cair.IslArt inv. 3758	Tombstone
	St. P.Cair.IslArt inv. 9570	Tombstone
	St. P.Cair.IslArt inv. 9571	Tombstone
	St. P.Cair.IslArt inv. 13635	Tombstone
	Papr. Paris, AIBL CI.G. 51 unlabeled 02.09	Part of a business letter that includes a request for payment and taking the spices (al-buhār) and an affirmation of a partnership between the sender and another person.
	Ostr. New York, Brooklyn Museum 16.580.354
	Ostr. New York, Brooklyn Museum 16.580.362
	Ostr. New York, Brooklyn Museum 16.580.370
	Ostr. Paris, Louvre OGL 0090	Receipt for the tax of the month Epeiph. Origin Elephantine not certain. dated according to parallels to year 11-18 of Ptolemaios II, cf. B. Muhs, Tax Receipts..., p. 37-39, interpreting it as yoke tax.
	Ostr. Paris, Louvre OGL 0973	fragmentary letter mentioning year 21 of Antoninus (157-158 CE)
	Pap. Paris, Louvre L/2276/256 A	Part of a letter.
	Pap. Paris, Louvre L/2276/257 A	Part of a business letter discussing the sale of goods, the price, and previously sent letters.
	Pap. Paris, Louvre L/2276/258 A	Unclear content
	Papr. Paris, Louvre L/2276/304 A	Part of a privet letter.
	Papr. Paris, Louvre L/2276/305 A	Privet letter
	Papr. Paris, Louvre L/2276/306 A	Privet letter
	Papr. Paris, Louvre L/2276/307 A	Privet letter
	Papr. Paris, Louvre L/2276/308 A	Islamic religious supplications
	Papr. Paris, Louvre L/2276/309 A	Unclear content
	Papr. Paris, Louvre L/2276/310 A	Unclear content
	Papr. Paris, Louvre L/2276/311 A	Unclear content
	Papr. Paris, Louvre L/2276/312 A	Business letters.
	Papr. Paris, Louvre L/2276/313 A	Unclear content
	Ostr. London, British Library 63680/1	Receipt for unknown tax? over 92 drachmas, dated on Phamenoth 30 of year 17 of Hadrian (26. March 133 CE)
	Ostr. London, British Library 63680/2	List of objects, probably inventory, perhaps of a temple? objects: lamps? (lychon), garments, vessels ( hydrion), shaving- knife? (lysokoma), a bank (diphros)
	Ostr. Cairo SB Kopt. 3145
	Papr. P.Cair.EgLib.inv. 1916	Two private letters, one of condolence and the other of thanks for help.
	Pap. Berlin P. B/A x 1883	Private letter
	Pap. Berlin P. B/A x 1884	The verso text is a list with Greek numbers and names, including the name of Muḥammad, but the recto text type cannot be determined.
	Pap. Berlin P. B/A x 1885	Unclear content
	Pap. Berlin P. B/A x 1886	A few words of an amulet, and some five-pointed stars.
	Pap. Berlin P. B/A x 1887	Unclear content
	Pap. Berlin P. B/A x 1888	Unclear content
	Pap. Berlin P. B/A x 1889	Unclear content
	Pap. Berlin P. B/A x 1890	Unclear content
	Pap. Berlin P. B/A x 1891	Fragments of a letter that mentions al-Fayoūm.
	Pap. Berlin P. B/A x 1892	Unclear content
	Pap. Berlin P. B/A x 1893	Unclear content
	Pap. Berlin P. B/A x 1894	Remnants of the document date.
	Pap. Berlin P. B/A x 1895	A list with Greek numbers and Arabic names.
	Pap. Berlin P. B/A x 1896	Unclear content
	Pap. Berlin P. B/A x 1897	Unclear content
	Pap. Berlin P. B/A x 1898	Unclear content
	Pap. Berlin P. B/A x 1899	Unclear content
	Pap. Berlin P. B/A x 1900
	Pap. Berlin P. B/A x 1901	A letter
	Pap. Berlin P. B/A x 1902	Unclear content
	Pap. Berlin P. B/A x 1903	Unclear content
	Pap. Berlin P. B/A x 1904	Unclear content
	Pap. Berlin P. B/A x 1905	Unclear content
	Pap. Berlin P. B/A x 1906	A letter
	Pap. Berlin P. B/A x 1907	Unclear content
	Pap. Berlin P. B/A x 1908	Unclear content
	Pap. Berlin P. B/A x 1909	Unclear content
	Pap. Berlin P. B/A x 1910	A list
	Pap. Berlin P. B/A x 1911	Unclear content
	Pap. Berlin P. B/A x 1912	Unclear content
	Pap. Berlin P. B/A x 1913	Unclear content
	Pap. Berlin P. B/A x 1914	A statement of what paid by ʿAbdallāh
	Pap. Berlin P. B/A x 1915	Unclear content
	Pap. Berlin P. B/A x 1916	Unclear content
	Pap. Berlin P. B/A x 1917	Unclear content
	Pap. Berlin P. B/A x 1918	Unclear content
	Pap. Berlin P. B/A x 1919	Unclear content
	Pap. Berlin P. B/A x 1920	Unclear content
	Pap. Berlin P. B/A x 1921	Unclear content
	Pap. Berlin P. B/A x 1922	Unclear content
	Pap. Berlin P. B/A x 1923	Unclear content
	Pap. Berlin P. B/A x 1924	Unclear content
	Pap. Berlin P. B/A x 1925	A letter
	Pap. Berlin P. B/A x 1926	Unclear content
	Pap. Berlin P. B/A x 1927	Unclear content
	Pap. Berlin P. B/A x 1928	List, account
	Pap. Berlin P. B/A x 1929	List, account
	Pap. Berlin P. B/A x 1930	The recto text content is unclear, while the verso text is a letter.
	Pap. Berlin P. B/A x 1931	List, account
	Pap. Berlin P. B/A x 1932	Letter
	Pap. Berlin P. B/A x 1933	unclear content
	Pap. Berlin P. B/A x 1934	unclear content
	Pap. Berlin P. B/A x 1935	unclear content
	Pap. Berlin P. B/A x 1936	Basmala
	Pap. Berlin P. B/A x 1937	unclear content
	Pap. Berlin P. B/A x 1938	unclear content
	Pap. Berlin P. B/A x 1939	unclear content
	Pap. Berlin P. B/A x 1940	unclear content
	Pap. Berlin P. B/A x 1941	Private letter
	Pap. Berlin P. B/A x 1942	List
	Pap. Berlin P. B/G x 1255	List
	Pap. Berlin P. B/AM x 618
	Pap. Berlin P. B/AM x 623
	Pap. Berlin P. B/AM x 625
	Pap. Berlin P. 14472	parts of a cult calendar
	Graff. in situ CIL 3, 14147
	Graff. in situ CIL 03, 14147,4
	Graff. in situ CIL 03, 14147,3
	Graff. in situ CIL 03, 14147,2
	Graff. in situ CIL 03, 14147,1
	Graff. in situ CIL 03, 12075
	Graff. in situ CIL 03, 06026
	Graff. in situ CIL 03, 06025
	Graff. in situ AE 1974, 00664
	Graff. in situ no number
	Vessel Aswan, Elephantine Museum Publ. No. 35e/140	Name of a fruit.
	Vessel unknown Publ. No. 88/75	Name of a fruit (bnr).
	Pap. Berlin P. B/A x 1941 a-c
	Pap. Berlin P. B/H x 384	Papyrus Fragment of unclear content, due to fragmentary condition.
	Pap. Berlin P. B/H x 385	Papyrus Fragment of unclear content, due to fragmentary condition.
	Pap. Berlin P. B/H x 386	Papyrus Fragment of unclear content, due to fragmentary condition.
	Pap. Berlin P. B/H x 387	Papyrus Fragment of unclear content, due to fragmentary condition.
	Pap. Berlin P. B/H x 388	Papyrus Fragment of unclear content, due to fragmentary condition.
	Pap. Berlin P. B/H x 390 a	Papyrus Fragment of unclear content, due to fragmentary condition.
	Pap. Berlin P. B/H x 390 b	Papyrus Fragment of unclear content, due to fragmentary condition.
	Pap. Berlin P. B/H x 392 a	Papyrus Fragment of unclear content, due to fragmentary condition.
	Pap. Berlin P. B/H x 392 b	Papyrus Fragment of unclear content, due to fragmentary condition.
	Pap. Berlin P. B/H x 392 c	blank fragment.
	Pap. Berlin P. B/H x 392 d	blank fragment.
	Ostr. Elephantine,excavation SwissInst Ω 2818	List of commodities with prices or values, plate, bronze, and brine
	Ostr. Elephantine,excavation SwissInst Ω 4109	Single name written on a small piece of pottery, lot piece (?)
	Ostr. Elephantine,excavation SwissInst Ω 2812
	Ostr. Elephantine,excavation SwissInst Ω 4855	Remains of three lines of text, the apperance of the letter ϣ speaks in favour of Coptic, but the sequence preserved does not yield any coherent Coptic text
	Ostr. Elephantine,excavation SwissInst Ω 4856	Fragment of a letter, as only beginnings of lines are preserved, the contents cannot be specified, but most probably contained some order or suggestions (see line 6 "and you take it")
	Ostr. Elephantine,excavation SwissInst Ω 4861
	Ostr. Elephantine,excavation SwissInst Ω 2824	Right part of a letter, with only line endings preserved, but not enough to understand the contents
	Ostr. Elephantine,excavation SwissInst Ω 2825
	Ostr. Elephantine,excavation SwissInst Ω 2826	Beginning of a typical letter or contract, but no text but the opening line, hence probably exercise
	Ostr. Elephantine,excavation SwissInst Ω 4067
	Ostr. Elephantine,excavation SwissInst Ω 2827	Ostracon withe only lines ends preserved, not enough text to clarify teh contents
	Ostr. Elephantine,excavation SwissInst Ω 2828 + Ω 3774	Due to state of preservation, contents cannot be established
	Ostr. Elephantine,excavation SwissInst Ω 2829 + Ω 4068	Note about amounts of wheat, dates, and bronze/money
	Ostr. Elephantine,excavation SwissInst Ω 2830	Albinus acknowledges the debt of hundred and five [...] to someone [anem lost]
	Ostr. Elephantine,excavation SwissInst Ω 2793	The commissioner Basilides addresses the secretary Zacharias to send him some linen swiftly. In addition, he wants him to send builders back, who are apparently with Zacharias, so that they can quickly bring twelve-hundred baked bricks to Basilides, as he needs them
	Ostr. Elephantine,excavation SwissInst Ω 4115	Unclear content due to the fragmentary condition.
	Ostr. Elephantine,excavation SwissInst Ω 4120	Due to state of preservation, contents cannot be established
	Ostr. Elephantine,excavation SwissInst Ω 4121 + Ω 4131	Only title of list partly preserved, remains of letters in line 2 are not typical or lists though
	Ostr. Elephantine,excavation SwissInst Ω 4122	Name tag, maybe sherd was broken intentionally before name was written upon it, sherd matches 318632
	Ostr. Elephantine,excavation SwissInst Ω 2810	Name of debtor and creditor lost, formular seems to folow the common one
	Ostr. Elephantine,excavation SwissInst Ω 2811	Due to state of preservation, contents cannot be established
	Ostr. Elephantine,excavation SwissInst Ω 2821	Name or owner tag on an amphora
	Ostr. Elephantine,excavation SwissInst Ω 2820	Pen trials, no letters or words just strokes
	Pap. Paris, AIBL CL-G 50 [Unlabeled].03 Coptic.1	Fragments of a contract with the scribe mentioned
	Pap. Paris, AIBL 2437	Letter of a woman named Wadjet, probably to the same man as the letter P.Paris AIBL 2433. According to the finding place of the letter in Elephantine, this might be the place, where the addressed man stays at the moment of sending the letter – but it could also be that Elephantine is the place where the woman stays, in case the letters had never recieved the addresse.
	Ostr. Paris, Louvre OEI 1	This is a highly unusual ostracon. The combination of Hieroglyphs and cursive signs, incl. stars is remarkable. Found on Elephantine this would be one of the rare examples of this script in main land Egypt. This can possibly refer to the foreign influence of the Carians.
	Ostr. Paris, Louvre OEI 2	This is a highly unusual ostracon. Found on Elephantine this would be one of the rare examples of this script in main land Egypt. This can possibly refer to the foreign influence of the south (Meroe?). Compare OEI 1-13.
	Ostr. Paris, Louvre OEI 3	This is a highly unusual ostracon. Found on Elephantine this would be one of the rare examples of this script in main land Egypt. This can possibly refer to the foreign influence of the south (Meroe?). Compare OEI 1-13.
	Ostr. Paris, Louvre OEI 4	This is a highly unusual ostracon. Found on Elephantine this would be one of the rare examples of this script in main land Egypt. This can possibly refer to the foreign influence of the south (Meroe?). Compare OEI 1-13.
	Ostr. Paris, Louvre OEI 5	This is a highly unusual ostracon. Found on Elephantine this would be one of the rare examples of this script in main land Egypt. This can possibly refer to the foreign influence of the south (Meroe?). Compare OEI 1-13.
	Ostr. Paris, Louvre OEI 6	This is a highly unusual ostracon. Found on Elephantine this would be one of the rare examples of this script in main land Egypt. This can possibly refer to the foreign influence of the south (Meroe?). Compare OEI 1-13.
	Ostr. Paris, Louvre OEI 7	This is a highly unusual ostracon. Found on Elephantine this would be one of the rare examples of this script in main land Egypt. This can possibly refer to the foreign influence of the south (Meroe?). Compare OEI 1-13.
	Ostr. Paris, Louvre OEI 8	This is a highly unusual ostracon. Found on Elephantine this would be one of the rare examples of this script in main land Egypt. This can possibly refer to the foreign influence of the south (Meroe?). Compare OEI 1-13.
	Ostr. Paris, Louvre OEI 9	This is a highly unusual ostracon. Found on Elephantine this would be one of the rare examples of this script in main land Egypt. This can possibly refer to the foreign influence of the south. Compare OEI 1-13.
	Ostr. Paris, Louvre OEI 10	This is a highly unusual ostracon. Found on Elephantine this would be one of the rare examples of this script in main land Egypt. This can possibly refer to the foreign influence of the south. Compare OEI 1-13.
	Ostr. Paris, Louvre OEI 11	This is a highly unusual ostracon. Found on Elephantine this would be one of the rare examples of this script in main land Egypt. This can possibly refer to the foreign influence of the south. Compare OEI 1-13.
	Ostr. Paris, Louvre OEI 12	This is a highly unusual ostracon. Found on Elephantine this would be one of the rare examples of this script in main land Egypt. This can possibly refer to the foreign influence of the south. Compare OEI 1-13.
	Ostr. Paris, Louvre OEI 13	This is a highly unusual ostracon. Found on Elephantine this would be one of the rare examples of this script in main land Egypt. This can possibly refer to the foreign influence of the south. Compare OEI 1-13.
	Ostr. Paris, Louvre O Hierogly	Hierogylphic ostracon with writing exercise as oath formula