Published as number 39 in P.WashU.I;
1 papyrus fragment 9.9 x 12;
10 lines;
Scope note: This fragment may be part of a letter or complaint. The occurrence of perilambanei and ekratesen suggests the possibly of use of fo;
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Published as number 44 in P.WashU.I;
1 papyrus fragment 23.5 x 20;
16 lines of text;
Scope note: This is a letter addressed to someone apparently on intimate terms with the sender. Cold weather has arrived and the recipient is a;
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Published as number 24 in P.WashU.I;
This document appears to be a deed of surety;
1 papyrus fragment 11.3 x 11;
8 lines of text;
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Published as number 40 in P.WashU.I;
1 papyrus fragment 9.5 x 24;
23 lines of text;
Scope note: This is a letter concerning the sale of a house. The writer is buying from a person addressed as Your Reverence, and is selling in months;
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Published as number 94 in P.WashU.II;
1 papyrus fragment 11 x 14.7;
Imaging and cataloging sponsored through APIS III, an NEH funded project;
Scope note: This item lists names, and is possibly related to farm matters.
Published as number 43 in P.WashU.I;
1 papyrus fragment 22 x 11.5;
7 lines of text;
Scope note: In this 7 line fragment of a letter, despota appears three times.;
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Published as number 51 in P.WashU.I;
1 papyrus fragment 12.5 x 14.8;
15 lines of text;
Scope note: This fragment is in extremely poor condition. If it is a private account, it would seem to describe expenditures mostly for taxes;
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Published as number 26 in P.WashU.I;
1 papyrus fragment 12 x 9.9;
12 lines of text;
Scope note: The body of this document is not preserved. There appear to be two hands and the parties involved may be Jewish. The recto and vers become considerably…
Published as number 54 in P.WashU.I;
1 papyrus fragment 7.2 x 12.0;
11 lines of text;
Scope note: This is the account of payments stated both in nomismata and in denarii. The word katablemata is definitely 'payment';
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Published as number 33 in P.WashU.I;
1 papyrus fragment 15.8 x 6.7;
3 lines of text;
Scope note: This is a very short letter to Maximus, cultivator, possibly about a acacia tree;
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