| i. | Geographical area | Egypt |
| ii. | Nome | Arsinoites (00) |
| iii. | Site | Tebtynis |
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Last Updated on 04 Jan 2019
CAPInv. 1278: U-EGY-032
I. LOCATION
II. NAME
| i. | Association with unknown name | U-EGY-032 |
III. DATE
| i. | Date(s) | i AD |
V. SOURCES
| i. | Source(s) | P.Mich. V 248 (early? I AD) |
| Online Resources | P.Mich. V 248 = TM 25174 | |
| i.a. | Source type(s) | Papyrological source(s) |
| i.b. | Document(s) typology & language/script | Membership List in Greek |
| i.c. | Physical format(s) | Papyrus (20cm x 28.5cm) |
IX. MEMBERSHIP
| i. | Number | 9 |
| ii. | Gender | Men |
| Note | The recorded names are male names. | |
| iii. | Age | Adults |
| Note | Range from 29-60 | |
| v. | Relations | Potentially one father and son pair: Sigeris son of Pakebkis and Pakebkis son of Sigeris |
| vi. | Proper names and physical features | Eutychos the third, son of Eutychos, 50 years old, scar on left side of his chin (l.1); Pakebkis, son of Sigeris, 56 years old, scar above right cheek (l.1); Diodoros, also known as Papontos, son of Kollouthos, 38 years old, scar on right calf (l.2); Chrates, son of Akousilaos, 60 years old, scars on left and right cheeks (l.2-3); Heraklas, son of Harpaesis, 29 years old, scar on third finger of left hand (l.3-4); Paeus, son of Paeus, 30 years old, scar on center of forehead (l.5); Panesneous, son of Harmiusis, 32 years old, scar on right eyebrow (l.5-6); Chrates, son of Chairemon also known as Onnophris, 40 years old, scar on right side of his forehead (l.6); Sigeris, son of Pakebkis, 33 years old, scar on his left side of his forehead (l.6-7). |
XII. NOTES
| i. | Comments |
Membership list with names, ages, identifying marks/scars; probably intended to be appended to an association charter like other examples (CAPInv. 1277). Significant space remains on the papyrus where the charter likely was intended to be copied. If Panesneous, son of Harmiusis, is to be identified with one of the members of the association of the apolysimoi of P.Mich. V 244 (CAPInv. 1409), on the basis of his age, this text should be dated some two years after P.Mich. V 244, ca AD 45/6. |
XIII. EVALUATION
| i. | Private association | Certain |
| Note | The typology of text and other parallels suggest a private association. |
