ς Πυλάδο(υ) Ἀνοῦπις Πνεφερῶ(τος) (ὁμοίως) νε(ωτέρου) Ἁτρήο(υς) Παναῦτο(ς) (ὁμοίως) πρόγ(ονος) Χλω( ) Ὀρσενούφε(ως) Πετεύχ(ου) (ὁμοίως) νε(ωτέρου) (ἡμιωβέλιον) χ(αλκοὺς 2) (ὀβολὸν) Ἡρᾶτο(ς) Νεκφερῶ(ς) Λεονίδης Πανετβ(ῦς) Ἀπύγχις Τεῶτ(ος) Πνεφερῶς Παν[ε]τβ(ύιος) Ἀτομέως Μύσθας Νεκφερῶ(τος) Πανετβ(ῦς) Ἁρφαή(σεως) Ἕλλην Ἁρφαή(σεως) Ἀλκίμ[αχος] Ἀλκι[μάχου] Ἀρ[σε]ν[οῦφις Ἡρακ[λ]ῆς Ὧρος Ψ[ε]νο[β]άστ[ις Κεφ[άλων] Ψ[ε]νοβάστις Ἴσχις Κεφ[άλωνος Πανετβ(ῦς) Κε[φ] Πετεῦχ(ος) Ἰσχ[υρ]ίων Δῖος
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The text contains various names and titles, likely related to individuals and deities, including references to "Pylades," "Anubis," "Pneferhotep," "Hatreus," "Panouthis," "Chlorus," "Orsenouphis," "Petekh," "Herakles," "Horus," and "Ischis." The context suggests a religious or funerary document, possibly listing priests or offerings.