| Artefact ID | 1123 |
| TM ID | TM 10514 |
| Findspot (DEChriM ID) | 41 (Kūm Awšīm) | Class | Textual |
| Material | Papyrus |
| Writing medium | Sheet/roll |
| Text content | Documentary |
| Language | Greek |
| Description | P.Col. VII 160: Receipt for deliveries in kind Two pieces of the same roll evidently joining. Five columns of writing with receipts for deliveries of wheat, grain, pork meat and barley done in most cases by Aion, son of Sarapion for the account of villagers of Karanis in the harbour of Leukogion to various boats. Some of the deliveries of wheat are done to the boats of Hierakapollon, bishop. According to the editors, he is the shipowner best attested in the Karanis receipts and had four ships under various captains. His name is typically Panopolite (Bagnall and Lewis 1979: 103-104). See also P.Col. VII 161. Text written along the fibres on the front and across the fibres on the back; 8 different hands, all proficient. |
| Selection criteria | Mention of Christian cult officials/institutions |
| Date from | 354 |
| Date to | 354 |
| Dating criteria | Jan 30, 354. Receipts in P.Col. VII 160 are dated between 4th indiction (= 345) and 12th indiction (= 354) with correction in Sölnner 1992: 115. They belong to a larger dossier of receipts, see the introduction to P.Col. VII 143-165 (Bagnall and Lewis 1979: 65 sqq.) |
| Absolute/relative date | Relative date |
| Archaeological context | - |
| Accession number | New York, Columbia University P. 57 |
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