The Oxyrhynchus Papyri 159 through 207 are the 48 papyri published by Bernard Pyne Grenfell and Arthur Surridge Hunt in summary form at the end of the first volume of their monumental collection of documents recovered from Oxyrhynchus beginning in 1896. Many of these 48 were later examined and published in more detail, some by Grenfell and Hunt themselves, and some by other Egyptologists and scholars.

P. Oxy. I # Century Location Other #s Description Lines1593rdP. Oxy. 159 at the Oxyrhynchus OnlineHaskell Oriental InstituteSB XXII 15349Order from Aurelius Theon to Chaerammon to pay Pausanias 2000 drachmae for pitch.81602ndP. Oxy. 160 at the Oxyrhynchus OnlineHaskell Oriental InstituteSB VIII 9903Letter from Diogenes to his sister Heliodora, announcing his arrival at Memphis.211613rd or 4thHaskell Oriental InstituteP. Oxy. 161 at the Oxyrhynchus OnlineP. Oxy. VI 938Letter from Demetrius to his father Heraclides, blaming him for not sending 12 baskets of fodder, and requesting their immediate dispatch.81626th or 7thP. Oxy. 162 at the Oxyrhynchus OnlineHaskell Oriental InstituteP. Oxy. VI 942Letter from Timotheus to Petronius explaining the reasons for his delay at Nilopolis.71632ndP. Oxy. 163 at the Oxyrhynchus OnlineHaskell Oriental InstituteP. Oxy. VI 931Letter from Theopompus to Sarapion, strategus of the upper division (ἄνω τόπων) of the Sebennyte nome, stating that he had sent an ounce of purple.171643rdP. Oxy. 164 at the Oxyrhynchus OnlineThe British LibrarySB XXII 15350Letter addressed to Apollonius, son of Zoilus, with reference to the termination of some dispute.61652 February 81P. Oxy. 165 at the Oxyrhynchus OnlineCambridge University LibrarySB XXII 15351Letter from Taroutillius, the superintendent of allotments to the agoranomoi, announcing the cession of 20 arourae. Dated in the third year of the Emperor Titus Caesar Vespasianus2616611 October 186P. Oxy. 166 at the Oxyrhynchus OnlineBodleian LibraryP. Oxy. III 501Lease by Heraclides and Sarapion of a half share of 5 arourae held by them in common with a third person. The details resemble those of P. Oxy. 101. Dated in the 27th year of the Emperor Caesar Marcus Aurelius Commodus Antoninus Pius Felix Augustus Armeniacus Medicus Parthicus Sarmaticus Germanicus Maximus Britannicus (Commodus).52167190-245P. Oxy. 167 at the Oxyrhynchus OnlineBodleian LibrarySB XXII 15352Order to pay Heracles artabae, 6 choenices of corn as a contribution for the twentieth year of an Emperor.41683rdP. Oxy. 168 at the Oxyrhynchus OnlineUniversity of Pennsylvania Museum of Archaeology and AnthropologyAn order from Saras to Dionysius to pay Zosimus 2 artabae of wheat.41693rdP. Oxy. 169 at the Oxyrhynchus OnlineVassar College LibraryAn order to the archephodos (ἀρχέφοδος) of the village of Isionpanga to send up Thatres, son of Ptollion, for trial. See also P. Oxy. 64 and P. Oxy. 65.31702ndP. Oxy. 170 at the Oxyrhynchus OnlineHoughton LibraryLetter from Claudius Antoninus to the agoranomi, requesting them to register a sale which had taken place.131712nd (146-7)P. Oxy. 171 at the Oxyrhynchus OnlineCambridge University LibraryThe recto side is a census return, addressed to the strategus and Basilikos Grammateus. Dated in the tenth year of Antoninus Pius. The verso side is a list of names.201723rdP. Oxy. 172 at the Oxyrhynchus OnlineDepartment of Classical Studies, University of MelbourneOrder to an archephodos (ἀρχέφοδος) to hand over Dionysius, son of Panechotes, to the officer.4173174P. Oxy. 173 at the Oxyrhynchus OnlineThe University of St. AndrewsAnnouncement of a death along with a request that the dead person be struck from the tax rolls.2617488P. Oxy. 174 at the Oxyrhynchus OnlineThe Milton S. Eisenhower LibraryLetter from Plutarchus to the agoranomi announcing a cession of land in the kliros (κλήρος) of Philistion.3417595P. Oxy. 175 at the Oxyrhynchus OnlineBristol City MuseumA letter from Phanias and Diogenes to the agoranomi, announcing a cession of land.2017699P. Oxy. 176 at the Oxyrhynchus OnlineMusées Royaux, Fondation Egyptologique Reine Elisabeth, BrusselsPart of a letter to the agoranomi, similar to the previous.141776thP. Oxy. 177 at the Oxyrhynchus OnlineThe Bodleian LibraryA letter asking for windlasses.51782ndP. Oxy. 178 at the Oxyrhynchus OnlineHamilton College LibraryA letter to the clerk of the agoranomion from Seras, acknowledging the receipt of a will, which he wished to revoke.151793rdP. Oxy. 179 at the Oxyrhynchus OnlineThe British LibrarySB XXII 15357A letter asking that something previously agreed upon should be sent. Written in an upright uncial hand.81803rdP. Oxy. 180 at the Oxyrhynchus OnlineHoughton LibrarySB X 10754The recto side is a fragment of an account. The verso side contains an order to Stephanus, a banker, to pay 40 drachmae in addition to 20 already paid, to Zoilos, a sailor, as the freight charge on 600 artabae of wheat.13 recto, 4 verso1813rdP. Oxy. 181 at the Oxyrhynchus OnlineUniversity of Pennsylvania Museum of Archaeology and AnthropologySB XXII 15358Invitation to a wedding feast.51824thP. Oxy. 182 at the Oxyrhynchus OnlineBodleian LibrarySB XXII 15359Letter from Thonius to his wife and sister Thecla, referring to a payment of 20 talents.18183257-263P. Oxy. 183 at the Oxyrhynchus OnlineTrinity College LibraryThe recto is a fragment of an official letter. The verso is an order to Heraclas, a banker, to pay Heracleus 200 drachmae for making bricks.12 recto, 7 verso1842nd or 3rdP. Oxy. 184 at the Oxyrhynchus OnlineTrinity College LibraryA letter from Agathodaemon, requesting the dispatch of 14 sheep in exchange for 260 drachmae. Agathodaemon blames the addressee for his conduct in a transaction involving the sale of some grass and a goat.30185181P. Oxy. 185 at the Oxyrhynchus OnlineGlasgow University LibraryA letter from Apollonius and Herminius to Herodes and the other managers of the public bank, authorizing them to receive the tax on the sale of a slave.131863rdP. Oxy. 186 at the Oxyrhynchus OnlineBodleian LibraryAccounts of payments to various people.18187150P. Oxy. 187 at the Oxyrhynchus OnlineDepartment of Classical Studies, University of MelbourneSB XX 15180A letter from Irene to Parammon containing a list of items which he was to bring. Written in the same hand as Papyrus Oxyrhynchus 115 and Papyrus Oxyrhynchus 116.12188117-138P. Oxy. 188 at the Oxyrhynchus OnlineBodleian LibrarySB XVI 13058Letter from Heraclides to his father Horion about the purchase of a slave and a pair of Italian lamps. Written in a semi-uncial hand.141893rdP. Oxy. 189 at the Oxyrhynchus OnlineThe British LibrarySB XXII 15361An order from Theonilla to Horion, a steward, to pay Silvanus some wine on condition of his paying what he owed.101906th or 7thP. Oxy. 190 at the Oxyrhynchus OnlineCambridge University LibraryP. Oxy. VII 1053 rectoThe recto side contains an account. The verso contains an account of receipts from inhabitants of several villages.11 recto, 19 verso1916thP. Oxy. 191 at the Oxyrhynchus OnlineMusées Royaux, Fondation Egyptologique Reine Elisabeth, BrusselsP. Oxy. VI 998A list of reductions of payments granted to the inhabitants of various villages.24192614-615P. Oxy. 192 at the Oxyrhynchus OnlineCambridge University LibrarySB XXII 15362An acknowledgement addressed by Aurelius Apasion to Flavius Apion or his heirs of the loan of one solidus.2119311 October 582P. Oxy. 193 at the Oxyrhynchus OnlineThe British LibraryP.Lond. III 774An acknowledgement addressed to the heirs of Flavius Apion by Aurelius John, of the receipt of two large windlasses.181946thP. Oxy. 194 at the Oxyrhynchus OnlineUniversity of Pennsylvania Museum of Archaeology and AnthropologyAn acknowledgement addressed to Flavius Apion or his heirs by Aurelius Ptollion of the loan of one solidus.2619512 September 567P. Oxy. 195 at the Oxyrhynchus OnlineThe British LibraryP.Lond. III 775An acknowledgement from Aurelius Epimachus to Flavius Apion of the receipt of some kind of machine for irrigation.151967thP. Oxy. 196 at the Oxyrhynchus OnlineUniversity Library of GrazP. Oxy. VI 999An account of receipts and expenditures on estates belonging to Flavius Apion.2219713 September 552P. Oxy. 197 at the Oxyrhynchus OnlineThe British LibraryP.Lond. III 776An acknowledgement from Aurelius Sourus to Flavius Apion of the receipt of two windlasses and another item.2419811 October 582P. Oxy. 198 at the Oxyrhynchus OnlineThe British LibraryP.Lond. III 777A contract between the heirs of Flavius Apion and Aurelius Macarius.1419928 July 568P. Oxy. 199 at the Oxyrhynchus OnlineThe British LibraryP.Lond. III 778An agreement between Flavius Apion and Georgius, a deacon. They agreed that Georgius would become surety that Aurelius Onnophris would remain on his holding.192006thP. Oxy. 200 at the Oxyrhynchus OnlineHoughton LibrarySB XII 10944An agreement, similar to the previous one, addressed to Flavius Apion or his heirs stating that Jeremias, Apoll[onius?], and a third person, would be sureties that Aurelius Apasirius would remain on his holding.1520127 September 593P. Oxy. 201 at the Oxyrhynchus OnlineThe British LibrarySB XXII 15363The beginning of a contract addressed to Flavius Apion (the younger).62028 October 582P. Oxy. 202 at the Oxyrhynchus OnlineCambridge University LibrarySB XXII 15364An acknowledgement addressed to the heirs of Flavius Apion by Aurelius Bartholomaeus, of the receipt of one windlass.232036th or 7thP. Oxy. 203 at the Oxyrhynchus OnlineHarold Cohen LibraryP. Oxy. VIII 1164A letter about a dispute concerning the ownership of a camel.152047thP. Oxy. 204 at the Oxyrhynchus OnlineEdinburgh University LibrarySB XXII 15365List in two columns.2720518 February 535P. Oxy. 205 at the Oxyrhynchus OnlineThe British LibrarySB XXII 15366A receipt from the banker Philoxenus for a payment made by Pamouthius of money taxes.1120617 January 535P. Oxy. 206 at the Oxyrhynchus OnlineBeinecke Rare Book and Manuscript LibrarySB XXII 15367A receipt for a loan made by Pamouthius to John.620727 October 590P. Oxy. 207 at the Oxyrhynchus OnlineThe British LibrarySB XXII 15368A receipt for the payment of four knidia (κνίδια) of wine from Phoebammon to Alexander for nine days' work.3

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