λόγος
λήμματος κερμάτων
Ἀπφους
Ἰωσήφ
Ἰωάννης
Δανιήλ
Διονύσιος
ἰατρός
Φεῖβ
Φοιβάμμων
Apparatus
papyrus
λόγος - word
λήμματος κερμάτων - of the receipt of coins
Ἀπφους - Apophus (a name)
Ἰωσήφ - Joseph (a name)
Ἰωάννης - John (a name)
Δανιήλ - Daniel (a name)
Διονύσιος - Dionysius (a name)
ἰατρός - physician
Φεῖβ - Phebe (a name)
Φοιβάμμων - Phoibammons (a name)
Apparatus - apparatus
papyrus - papyrus
λόγος (?)
λ̣ήμ̣ματος κερμάτων
μη
Ἀ̣π̣φους
Ἰωσήφ
Ἰωάννης
Δ̣α̣ν̣ιήλ
Διονύσιος ἰατρός
Βίκτορος
μη
Φεῖβ̣
μ̣η̣
Φοιβάμμων
μη
v,2.5. ϊατροσ papyrus
word (?)
of the lemma of coins
not
Apphous
Joseph
John
Daniel
Dionysios physician
of Victor
not
Phoib(?)
not
Phoibammon
not
The text appears fragmentary and incomplete. It lists several personal names, including Joseph, John, Daniel, Dionysios (identified as a physician), Victor, and Phoibammon. The repeated use of "μη" ("not") suggests negation or exclusion, possibly indicating individuals who are not included or not to be considered in a certain context. The phrase "λήμματος κερμάτων" ("of the lemma of coins") may indicate a financial or accounting context. The apparatus criticus notes a variant spelling ("ϊατροσ") for "ἰατρός" ("physician") as found in the papyrus.