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Pap. Cairo EM JdE 50052

Disbursement of Emmer

TAD C.3.26 Pub no. Aimé-Giron no. 87 = Cairo no. 3469

Metadata

Collection
Egyptian Museum, Cairo, Egypt | EM (Public)
Genres
  • Record Roll
  • Account
  • ration list
Language
Aramaic
Script
Aramaic
Find Type
Excavation
Locus
At the foot of Maṣṭabat-Firˁoun (Maṣṭabat Firʿawn). Apparently "blown by the wind" Aimé-Giron, Textes, p. 70.
Acquired
Gustave Jéquier [1924–1925]
Created by
James D. Moore
Material
papyrus
Text Direction Side 1
parallel (∥) to the material's lines
Updated by
James D. Moore, 2026-01-18
References
  • Aimé-Giron, Noël 1931. Aimé-Giron, Textes, no. 87.
  • Porten, Bezalel 1968. Porten, Archives, 82 n. 91.
  • Porten, Bezalel and Yardeni, Ada 1986. TAD C.3.26.

Aimé-Giron, Noël. Textes Araméens d’Égypte. Le Caire: L’Institut Français d’Archéologie Orientale, 1931.
Porten, Bezalel. Archives from Elephantine: The Life of an Ancient Jewish Military Colony. Berkeley: University of California Press, 1968.
Porten, Bezalel, and Ada Yardeni. Textbook of Aramaic Documents from Ancient Egypt. 4 vols. Jerusalem: Hebrew University, 1986.

Text and Translation

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Porten and Yardeni Last updated 08 October, 2025 by James D. Moore

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Porten and Yardeni Last updated 08 October, 2025 by James D. Moore

[…]
[Give]n to PN son of Shamou […]
e(mmer). 90 a(rdabs)
The allotment [in the mon]th of paḥons -
Taḥe |Taḥo: [e(mmer), 1+]4 (=5) [a(rdabs)]
Tenure e(mmer), 25 a(rdabs)
Children of Ḥapionhh: e(mmer), 15 [a(rdabs)]
Try of |who […]: e(mmer), 15 a(rdabs
Tewere: [e(mmer)], 10 a(rdabs)
Ḥyḥ […]: e(mmer), 2 a(rdabs)
[PN son of] PN: lentils, 2 a(rdabs)
[…]
[…]: e(mmer), 3 [a(rdabs)]
[…] …: e(mmer), 2 a(rdabs and a) h(alf)
[…]yw the shushan-offical: e(mmer), 2 a(rdabs and a) h(alf)
[…]: e(mmer) 2 a(rdabs and a) [h(alf)]
[…]ty his brother: e(mmer), 2 a(rdabs and a) h(alf)
[…]wry: e(mmer), 2 a(rdabs)
[…]◦t◦ḥ: e(mmer), 2 a(rdabs)
[…+]10+5[+…]
[√] […]
√ Taret [dau]ghter of PN: […]
√ Neṭira […]
√ Gemoḥape […]
√ […]
√ ʾḥm◦◦: e(mmer), [x] a(rdabs)
√ For the dogs of Pas[i: …]
√ pasi son of Peṭubas[ti: …]
√ Pasa the boatman: […]
√ Šmynpy: e(mmer), [x] a(rdabs)
√ Calb(a)i: e(mmer), [x] a(rdabs)
√ Ḥrprn: e(mmer). [x] a(rdabs)
√ Taret daughter of Š◦[…]
√ Peṭubasti so[n of PN: …]
√ ◦◦tbrʾ […]
√ pawen the boatman: […]
Taret, las[s:]
√ Baganigna: e(mmer), [x] a(rdabs)
√ For the dog (OR: Calba) […]
√ Paḥapi son of P[N:]
√ Ḥywp son of [PN:]
Moore, James D., Armand Rogers. 'Pap. Cairo EM JdE 50052.' DEAPS. 12 Dec, 2025. https://deaps.osu.edu/text_objects/11864. Accessed: 20 Jan, 2026.