PSI 8 878

10.5 x 11

JE49491; SR2971

Repayment of loan

(AD 152-153)

The papyrus is mutilated at the foot, and both left and right margins are damaged. Therefore it cannot be said with certainty whether the sheet was part of a roll, as the number at the top would suggest. In what remains, Papontos declares that he has received a certain amount of money from Tnephersois, initally lent to him by the father of the now deceased girl whom Papontos was tutoring.

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