Convention de salaire Aurelius Horos Marinos Sarapodora Aurelius Theon APIS gothenburg.apis.3 p.got;;7 30692 30692 P. Got. inv. 115 Agreement about wages for glassworkers Location: Gothenburg University Library Source of description: Recto 12 lines with the fibres Date according to Hj. Frisk, P. Got. 7: IV A.D. Greek Pap.; 10 x 7 cm III A.D. Panopolites, Panopolite nome, province of Egypt Aurelius Horos Marinos Sarapodora Aurelius Theon

Papyri Gothoburgenses were, with the assistance of prof. Wilhelm Schubart, partly acquired from a private dealer in Germany in the 1920's, partly bought in Egypt in 1925. Cf. Chronique d'Égypte 13 - 14, 1932, p. 327

 APIS keywords are controlled locally at the institution level. They are not necessarily consistent. English Greek Papyri Agreement Glassworkers Windows of official buildings Wages
To the most excellent senate, through Aurelius Theon, also named Demetrios, president in office, from Aurelius Horos and his son Marinos from the town Koptos and from Sarapodora, also named Didyme, a townswoman, glassworkers. We are at the disposal to work with the windows of three baths, that of the gymnasium, that of the praetorium and that near the komasterion, and with the windows of other public buildings, getting, for each cubit, six drachmas of silver and six oboles instead of the eight drachmas now paid...
P. Got. 7 Bell, H. I., The Classical Review, Vol. 43, No. 6, 1929, p. 237; Zucker, F., Byzantinische Zeitschrift 29, 1929/30, p. 95-96; Wilcken, U., Urkunden-Referat, Archiv für Papyrusforschung 9, 1930, p. 250; Schubart, W., Gnomon 6, 1930, p.610; Schmidt, Karl Fr. W., Philologische Wochenschrift 8, 50. Jahrgang, 1930, c. 236, 240; BL II.2, 69 (lines 1, 10); BL V, 36 (lines 1, 2, 4); BL VII, 61 (line 2); BL XII, 79 (lines 7, 8); For a commentary on place and date cf. BL III, 69 and BL V, 36; TM 30692