No title assigned [between 325 and 350 AD] APIS columbia.apis.p171 (NNC)aaa1258 p.col.7.133 Col.inv. 181 (34) Account of grain; the statement of the purpose is not preserved Written along the fibers with 20 lines; the back is blank; the surface is badly rubbed Proficient, medium-sized hand In Greek 1papyrus ; 9.6 x 27.5 cm 325 CE – 350 CE

Purchased by Columbia University from Mr. Blanchard through H.I. Bell in 1924; no. 34 in Bell's inventory

 APIS keywords are controlled locally at the institution level. They are not necessarily consistent. English In Greek Account Papyri
(from line 3) through Mari... Total, 79 1/3 artabas. From which ... ... Anouphis ... brother with Herakles, 4 1/3 artabas. Balance, 70 (+) artabas. On account of Arabikos, 16 artabas. Ptolemaios, 1 1/2 artabas. On account of Herakles, 3 artabas. For insolvent persons (?), .. artabas. Total, 102 2/3 artabas. From which, a receipt of Pachoutes ... Anouphis through Api... Venaphris ... Ammoni... Paulos, 1 artaba, Pankratis. Receipt for 2 1/2, 1/12 artabas. Amaeis, 12 2/3 artabas. Total, 74 1/4 artabas. Balance, 28 1/3 1/12 artabas.
P.Col. VII 133 Plate, P.Col. VII, Microfiche 1 P.Col.:7:133