Catalogue no. 5; Nelson collection no. N259. The reason for the payment is not mentioned,
but it may have been for the yoke tax. The scribe Panis was responsible for several
yoke tax receipts from Thebes between Egyptian years 4 and 19, probably of Ptolemy
II (Vleeming 1994 n. cc; OIM 19315, 19344), and signed a receipt for the income of
a server tax from Egyptian year 23 (O. BM 5708; Wangstedt 1978-79).
OIM 19293, recto: (1) Psenthotes(?) son of Teos, 1/3 silver (kite) (2) for Egyptian
year 21(?), has written Panis (on) the third month of ..., day 12(?)