Declaration 204 AD Horigeneia, daughter of Marcus APIS columbia.apis.p305 (NNC)aaa1229 p.col.10.272 0094;10;272 p.col;10;272 22268 22268 Col.inv. 478 Declaration of uninundated land in order to obtain relief from paying full rental assessments Written along the fibers; the back is blank 34 lines of writing in a neat, small cursive hand After the Senate's "damnatio memoriae" decree the name of Geta was cancelled in line 26, but not in line 34 Horigeneia may have had Alexandrian status In Greek 1papyrus fragment, broken on the bottom ; 6.5 x 20 cm 204 CE

Purchased by Columbia University from M. Nahman through H.I. Bell, in 1926-1927; no. 44 in Bell's inventory

 APIS keywords are controlled locally at the institution level. They are not necessarily consistent. English In Greek Claudius Diognetos, -- procurator Declaration of uninundated land Papyri
Noted in the register. To the elders of the village of Pela who are also performing the duties of village scribe, from Horigeneia, daughter of Marcus, citizeness, with the assistance of her guardian, Menelaos alias Herakleides. In accordance with the orders of his excellency, the procurator Claudius Diognetos, regarding uninundated and artificially irrigated land, I register my property situated near Antipera Pela, part of Paidinos' lot, formerly assigned to Dorous and Tachois, both daughters of Dorion, 1 3/4 arouras of royal uninundated land held in partnership, my share being - aroura, and near Pela, from the abandoned property of Antiochos, formerly assigned to Dorous and Tachois, both daughters of Dorion, 1 aroura of artificially irrigated temple land. And I swear by the fortune of the Lords Caesars Lucius Septimius Severus Pius Pertinax and Marcus Aurelius Antoninus Pius and Publius Septimius [Geta] that I have not lied. Year 12 of Emperors Caesars Lucius Septimius Severus Pius Pertinax Arabicus Adiabenicus Parthicus Maximus and Marcus Aurelius Antoninus Pius Augusti and Publius Septimius Geta . . .
P.Col. X 272 Plate 26 in P.Col. X; published by D. Delia, BASP 29 (1992) 25-29 P.Col.:10:272