Account of expenses (P.Duk.inv. 302)

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Catalogue Record

Title: Account of expenses, [2nd cent. B.C.]
Subject: Chairemon (Banker from Egypt), 2nd cent. B.C.
	Bankers --Egypt --332-30 B.C.
	Accounting --Egypt --332-30 B.C.
	Documentary papyri --Egypt --332-30 B.C.
	Accounts --Egypt --332-30 B.C.
Material: 1 item : papyrus, two fragments which do not join,
	mounted in glass, incomplete.
Note: Dimensions of fragments are 31.1 x 53.6 cm. or smaller.
	94 lines.
	Written along the fibers on the recto in three columns;
	written across the fibers on the verso.
	Upper margin of 4 cm.; small lower margin.
	Extracted from mummy cartonnage with P.Duk.inv. 303-310
	and P.Duk.inv. 312.
	P.Duk.inv. 302 was formerly P.Duk.inv. AF72 12.
	Papyrus account of daily expenses from the Herakleopolites(?)
	(Heracleopolite Nome), Egypt. Possibly the account
	book of a banker. Account mentions banker named Chairemon.
	In Greek.
	Descriptive database available in repository.

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