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Amin BENAISSA
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2012 Trismegistos
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TRISMEGISTOS
Amin BENAISSA
University of Oxford
Kln / Leuven
2012 Trismegistos
T ABLE OF C ONTENTS
BIBLIOGRAPHY
INTRODUCTION
CATALOGUE
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478
487
491
MAPS
492
B IBLIOGRAPHY
The following works are cited in the introduction and the catalogue by the authors last
name and short title/journal reference only:
A. Benaissa, Critical notes on the toponymy of the Oxyrhynchite nome, ZPE 170
(2009) 18690
A. Calderini, S. Daris, Dizionario dei nomi geografici e topografici dellEgitto grecoromano + Supplementi (19352010)
M. Drew-Bear, Le nome Hermopolite: toponymes et sites (ASP 21; Missoula 1979)
M. R. Falivene, The Herakleopolite Nome: a Catalogue of the Toponyms (ASP 37; Atlanta
1998)
F. T. Gignac, A Grammar of the Greek Papyri of the Roman and Byzantine Periods. Vol.
I: Phonology (Milano [1976]); Vol. II: Morphology (Milano 1981)
F. Goma, R. Mller-Wollermann, W. Schenkel, Mittelgypten zwischen Samalut und
dem Gabal Abu Sir: Beitrge zur historischen Topographie der pharaonischen Zeit
(TAVO Beihefte ser. B no. 69; Wiesbaden 1991)
N. Gonis, Some Oxyrhynchite villages in the eighth century, CE 75 (2000) 12832
T. M. Hickey, A Public House but Closed: Fiscal Participation and Economic
Decision Making on the Oxyrhynchite Estate of the Flavii Apiones (Diss. Chicago 2001)
J. Krger, Oxyrhynchos in der Kaiserzeit:
Literaturrezeption (Frankfurt am Main 1990)
Studien
zur
Topographie
und
N. Litinas, Villages and place-names of the Cynopolite nome, AFP 40 (1994) 15764
R. Mazza, Larchivio degli Apioni: terra, lavoro e propriet senatoria nellEgitto
tardoantico (Bari 2001)
F. Mitthof, Topographie und Grenzverlauf des nrdlichen Hermopolites in
sptrmischer Zeit: Ein neues Papyruszeugnis, APF 49 (2003) 20717
P. Pruneti, I del nomo Ossirinchite. Ricerca topografica, Aegyptus 55 (1975)
159244
I NTRODUCTION
The primary goal of this publication is to provide a comprehensive and up-todate catalogue of the villages and hamlets of the Oxyrhynchite nome, the administrative
region of Graeco-Roman Egypt centred around the city of Oxyrhynchus (modern alBahnasa). Although the majority of Oxyrhynchite papyri were excavated from the
rubbish mounds of the city itself, they preserve the names of several hundred rural
settlements (villages, hamlets, farmsteads) from its wider territory. The principal
reference of Oxyrhynchite villages hitherto has been Paola Prunetis fundamental I
centri abitati dellOssirinchite. Since its publication almost three decades ago, however, a
great number of papyri attesting Oxyrhynchite settlements, both new and known, have
been published and various corrections have been made to some of the instances listed
in that work. For evidence postdating Prunetis catalogue, the thorough scholar has been
obliged to consult the (now five) Supplementi to Calderini-Daris, Dizionario dei nomi
geografici e topografici dellEgitto greco-romano, the Heidelberg WrterListen of recently
published papyri,1 and volumes VIIIXII of the Berichtigungsliste. Furthermore, some
important studies on the topography of the Oxyrhynchite nome have appeared in the
past two decades (see the Bibliography). It has seemed useful therefore to present a new
repertory of Oxyrhynchite settlements incorporating all these accretions as well as
contributing some new suggestions and corrections. It will hopefully facilitate further
study of the historical topography of the nome and aid papyrologists editing or studying
Oxyrhynchite texts. In view of the high turnout of Oxyrhynchite papyri, particularly in
The Oxyrhynchus Papyri series, a digital publication has been deemed preferable to a
printed book, as it will allow the catalogue to be revised and updated at regular intervals
in light of new papyri, studies, and corrections.
A secondary purpose of this work is to present synoptically the information
recoverable from the papyri about individual villages. This information is presented in
summary form under several categories (see below). But while every care has been taken
http://www.papy.uni-hd.de/WL/WL.html
For other toponyms see the references in Verreth, Survey of Toponyms, or the more up-to-date entries
For an analysis of the percentages and chronological repartition of settlements designations, see Krger,
In the Ptolemaic and early Roman periods, epoikia were essentially by origin tied or estate villages, as
opposed to the independent komai, although it is clear that some developed into independent settlements,
to be included in the Roman administrative lists of villages ..., or elevated to the status of kome, as was
Dositheou (Rowlandson, Oxyrhynchus and its hinterland 210). In the late antique period epoikia
proliferate in the papyrological record and designate estate-owned hamlets that lacked the autonomous
administrative institutions of komai; see J. Banaji, Agrarian history and the labour organisation of
Byzantine large estates, in A. K. Bowman, E. Rogan (edd.), Agriculture in Egypt from Pharaonic to
Modern Times (Oxford 1999) 2067, and cf. Mazza, Larchivio degli Apioni 79.
5
See R. Boehm, Contribution ltude de ladministration romaine en gypte, Hermes 81 (1953) 4738.
On the meaning of chorion, see R. S. Bagnall, The date of P. Kell. I G. 62 and the meaning of ,
CE 74 (1999) 32933 (cf. esp. p. 332: the dominant sense was that of non-inundated land, primarily used
for growing tree crops of various sorts, but especially vineyards, and sometimes also containing farm
buldings or equipment), and Hickey, A Public House but Closed 3034. In the period following the
Islamic conquest, the word is used for most settlements in rural areas, especially in Middle Egypt,
having become a generic term for separate fiscal districts in the hinterland of the pagarchies (the old
(N.
Gonis,
BMCR
review
of
Falivene,
The
Herakleopolite
Nome,
in
10
The following system of stars, placed before the toponym, is used to mark
doubtful Oxyrhynchite settlements:
* = the membership of the village in the Oxyrhynchite nome is uncertain.
** = the status of the toponym as a settlement is uncertain.
*** = both Oxyrhynchite membership and status as toponym are uncertain.
Trismegistos URL. Every toponym is given a unique number (Geo ID) and card
in the file Places of the online Trismegistos database.8 The URL under each lemma in
the catalogue corresponds to the relevant Trismegistos webpage, with a hyperlink
allowing easy transition from the catalogue to the database.
Instances. The instances of each settlement are listed in chronological order.
Entries in the Berichtigungsliste, where pertaining to the toponymn in question, and
significant graphic variants beyond common phonetic spellings (e.g. iotacims) are noted
between parentheses after the relevant instance. Dates should be assumed to be CE
unless explicitly marked BCE. If not otherwise indicated, dates are those given by the
Heidelberger Gesamtverzeichnis der griechischen Papyrusurkunden gyptens;9 one
should consult the relevant entry of HGV for references to the latest amendments of
editorial dates. The column after the date records the Greek designation of the
settlement where known (kome, epoikion, topoi, ktema, chorion; see above). The
following sigla are used for these designations:
< > = the designation is deduced from the gender of an accompanying article or
adjective.
[ ] = the designation is restored by the editor in a lacunose passage.
Uncertain instances. Highly uncertain instances, where the toponym is restored
on questionable grounds, or where its restoration is cautiously suggested in an editorial
note.
Delenda. Instances that were incorporated in Pruneti, I centri, or read
afterwards, but whose reading is no longer correct. Older (i.e. pre-Pruneti) delenda are
not listed.
8
9
http://www.trismegistos.org/geo/index.php
http://www.rzuser.uni-heidelberg.de/~gv0/
11
For the latter phenomenon, cf. the remarks of Rowlandson, Landowners and Tenants 268.
J. R. Rea, P.Oxy. LV p. 96; cf. also Hickey, A Public House but Closed 258. On the Apionic prostasiai,
12
villages, see also Krger, Oxyrhynchos in der Kaiserzeit 5053. More recently, G. Ruffini,
Social Networks in Byzantine Egypt (Cambridge 2008) ch. 2, has applied the tools of
social network analysis to investigate the pattern of ties between Oxyrhynchite villages
(in particular those connected with the Apion estate) in late antiquity.
Position in official lists of villages. The immediate villages listed before and after
the village in question in official or semi-official administrative lists and accounts (up to
the fourth century only; the order in estate accounts, lists, etc. of the later period is not
given). The order of villages in such lists does not necessarily correspond to a
geographical organization. However, villages that are fairly consistently named after one
another can often be assumed to have been relatively proximate, provided this can be
confirmed by other indications such as identifications with modern toponyms or other
documents closely associating the two places. See P.Wash.Univ. II 81 introd. pp. 8993
for further discussion of the issue.
Categories of associated lands. E.g. catoecic (katoikike), private (idiotike), royal
(basilike), public (demosia), uninundated (abrochos), confiscated, etc. For a good review
of the land category system of Roman Egypt and its development, particularly in
relation to the Oxyrhynchite nome, see Rowlandson, Landowners and Tenants ch. 2
(with further bibliography).
Cultures/agricultural products. E.g. wheat, wine, barley, the various fodder
crops (chortos, arakos, chlora), vegetables, palm and other fruit trees, oil, cheese, etc. For
an overview of the crops grown in the Oxyrhynchite nome, see Rowlandson,
Landwoners and Tenants 1925. For more details on individual crops, see M. Schnebel,
Die Landwirtschaft im hellenistischen gypten (Mnchen 1925). Note that the
ubiquitous wheat is only signaled when it is explicitly attested as a crop (e.g. in leases);
documents such as sitologos receipts and grain accounts are ignored.
Associated kleroi. Kleroi were initially allotments granted to military settlers in
the early Ptolemaic period. The names of the early settlers eventually became
permanently linked with their allotments, so that even after the cleruchic system was
superseded, kleroi continued to function as topographical designations, particularly to
identify the location of a parcel of land in a villages territory. Only kleroi explicitly
associated with particular villages are listed. On kleroi of the Oxyrhynchite nome, see
13
Klerosnamen,
in
Studien
zur
Papyrologie
und
antiken
12
Note that mechane can have either the strict sense of waterwheel or the extended one, common in the
late antique period, of articially irrigated plot of land; see P.Oxy. LV 3803 introd. and Bonneau, Le
rgime 222.
14
15
Oxyrhynchite texts are also encouraged to signal relevant new publications to me for
future editions of the catalogue. Please email me at amin.benaissa@classics.ox.ac.uk.
The first version of this work was completed in the first year (2008/9) of a
Leverhulme Early Career Fellowship at the Faculty of Classics, University of Oxford.
Revisions and updates for the second version were made during the tenure of a British
Academy Postdoctoral Fellowship in 201012 at the same Faculty. I am greatly indebted
to the Leverhulme Trust and the British Academy for their support. I also warmly thank
Prof. Alan Bowman for his advice and encouragement, Dr Nikolaos Gonis, Prof. Todd
Hickey and Dr Herbert Verreth for some corrections and additions, and the two
anonymous referees for their comments. Finally, I am very grateful to the editors of
Trismegistos Online Publications for accepting this work in their series.
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C ATALOGUE
- A..k.tiou
http://www.trismegistos.org/geo/detail.php?tm=3413
P.Oxy. XVI 2031.8
VI/VII
** ( ) - Abak( )
http://www.trismegistos.org/geo/detail.php?tm=8
P.Giss. 57.10 ( () ( ))
VI/VII
Note: possibly a personal name of the man whom Phoibammon served as boethos.
** / - Abok/Pabok
http://www.trismegistos.org/geo/detail.php?tm=6168
PSI XII 1249.25 ()
PSI XII 1250(a).2 ()
265
265
ktema
ktema (8)
17
** - Agathammonos
http://www.trismegistos.org/geo/detail.php?tm=8828
P.Col. VII 191 .12
mid-IV
** - Agathinou
http://www.trismegistos.org/geo/detail.php?tm=9724
P.Dubl. 19.5 = P.Oxy. I 183 verso
263
ktema
Note: rather than a settlement this was probably the name of a viticultural site belonging
to a certain Agathinos (the editor translates with for the estate
of Agatheinus).
- Adaiou
http://www.trismegistos.org/geo/detail.php?tm=8305
18
P.Theon. 8.1
P.Mert. I 17.5 = P.Oxy. XIV 1685 ()
P.Theon. 25.1 = P.Wisc. I 22
SB XXVI 16570.27 = P.Oxy. XXIV 2422
P.Graux II 29.10
P.Oxy. X 1285.86
P.Oxy. VI 989 descr. (; BL VIII 239)
P.Oxy. XIV 1747.29
P.Oxy. XIX 2235.2, 9, 21
P.Mich. XX 826.35
P.Oxy. LIX 4002.17 ()
P.Oxy. XVI 1941.3
P.Oxy. XVI 2032.7, 8
P.Oxy. XVI 1916.4, 19, 30
P.Oxy. LV 3805.118
P.Oxy. I 136.16 (), 44 (<>)
P.Oxy. XVIII 2196.5
P.Oxy. XVI 2044.3
P.Princ. III 158.10
P.Oxy. XVI 1908.17
P.Oxy. I 139.15
P.Oxy. LVIII 3960.8 n., 33
157
158
160
290
III
III
III/IV
III/IV
c. 346
c. 35575
IV/V
V
540/41
after 547
after 566
583
after 587
VI
VI
VI/VII
612
621
epoikion
epoikion
159
epoikion
kome
kome
<kome>
epoikion
kome
kome
kome
kome
kome
Uncertain instance:
P.Theon. 15.4 n.
19
Cultures/agricultural products: wheat [P.Oxy. 2235]; wine [P.Oxy. 2044, 3960]; chortos
[P.Oxy. 4002]
Irrigation: waterwheel (trochos) [P.Theon 25]; mechane (called ) [P.Oxy.
1941]
Topographical features: bath-house (balaneion) of the Iulii Theones [P.Theon 15]
Animals: calf [SB 16570]
Officials: boundary inspector
(protophylax) [P.Oxy. 139]
(horiodeiktes)
[P.Oxy.
2235];
head-watchman
- Aeianou
http://www.trismegistos.org/geo/detail.php?tm=8318
P.Oxy. XVI 2025.26
VI/VII
epoikion
[ - Atha[
http://www.trismegistos.org/geo/detail.php?tm=8323
P.Oxy. XVI 2055.41
VI
20
Note: inhabitants of this settlement, along with those of Kalybe, are accused of stealing
eight baukalia [P.Oxy. 2055].
- Athletou
http://www.trismegistos.org/geo/detail.php?tm=8849
P.Oxy. XXVII 2478.14 + introd. ()
595
epoikion
* - Athek..
http://www.trismegistos.org/geo/detail.php?tm=8330
O.Wilck. 1091.3
180
Note: both the reading and the localization in the Oxyrhynchite nome are uncertain (cf.
Calderini, Dizionario s.v.).
- Athychis
http://www.trismegistos.org/geo/detail.php?tm=8337
P.Princ. II 42.2, 7, 18, 25, 35, 37, 39
P.Oxy. XLI 2958.12
94/5
99
21
early II
176
176/7
211
21821
230/31 or 262/3
2536
III
III
III
III/IV
c. 311?
<kome> (25)
kome
kome
22
(?) - Akakiou(?)
http://www.trismegistos.org/geo/detail.php?tm=8357
PSI I 60.12 ([ ?])
595
epoikion
- Akanthon
http://www.trismegistos.org/geo/detail.php?tm=8855
P.Oxy. XLV 3250.9, 28
P.Wash.Univ. II 102.4
c. 63
V/VI
epoikion
Etymology: named after acacia groves (P.Oxy. LV 3805.48 n.). There are several
homonymous places in other parts of Egypt (see Verreth, A Survey of Toponyms 312).
Topographical features: a harbour of Akanthon and Lile (Eastern toparchy; 5th pagus) is
mentioned in P.Oxy. 3250.
Noteworthy landowners: Apion estate [P.Wash.Univ. 102]
23
Note: cf. the edaphos in P.Oxy. XVI 1911.62 (557; see BL IX 62) and LV
3804.134 (566), and the mechane in SB XXII 15364.17 (582)
(see P.Oxy. 3804.134 n.).
- Akindynou
http://www.trismegistos.org/geo/detail.php?tm=8857
P.Oxy. XLVIII 3407.8
IV
epoikion
** - Akoubeei
http://www.trismegistos.org/geo/detail.php?tm=8374
SB I 1945.1
V/VI
chorion(?)
- Akoutou
http://www.trismegistos.org/geo/detail.php?tm=8375
P.Oxy. LVI 3863.4
P.Oxy. LVI 3865.30
P.Oxy. VIII 1137.2
V
V
562/3
kome
<kome>
ktema
Uncertain instance:
P.Mich. XX 821.9 (possibly a personal name)
c. 35575
24
does not
- Akte
http://www.trismegistos.org/geo/detail.php?tm=8861
P.Oxy. L 3598.9
P.Kln IV 189.2
early IV
IV/V
- Aktouariou
http://www.trismegistos.org/geo/detail.php?tm=8279
P.Oxy. XVI 2032.78, 84
P.Oxy. XVI 1913.12, 39, 43, 67
P.Oxy. XVI 2012.2
540/41
c. 555?
590
25
PSI I 62.14, 29
613
epoikion
Uncertain instance:
P.Oxy. XVI 1856.2 ([]<>)
VI/VII
- Albinou
http://www.trismegistos.org/geo/detail.php?tm=8865
P.Oxy. XLVI 3307.23
early IV
epoikion
26
- Alexandreon
http://www.trismegistos.org/geo/detail.php?tm=8398
P.Oxy. XVI 2025.40
VI/VII
epoikion
- Alexoutos
http://www.trismegistos.org/geo/detail.php?tm=8406
P.Oxy. VII 1052.6, 16, 27
after 362
** - Aletou
http://www.trismegistos.org/geo/detail.php?tm=8407
PSI VII 799.27 (][] )
III
Note: the reading is uncertain according to the editor, and it is unclear whether this is a
place name.
[ ] - Alesiou
http://www.trismegistos.org/geo/detail.php?tm=8409
27
PSI I 59.7
596
epoikion
- Alkyoneos
http://www.trismegistos.org/geo/detail.php?tm=8417
SB XXIV 16281.2 = P.Lond. V 1655.2
SB XX 15167.1 = VIII 9892 ()
364
VI
- Alkome
http://www.trismegistos.org/geo/detail.php?tm=8418
P.Oxy. XVI 1974.5
538
epoikion
- Alkonios
http://www.trismegistos.org/geo/detail.php?tm=8876
28
418
epoikion
- Amatenes
http://www.trismegistos.org/geo/detail.php?tm=8445
P.Oxy. XIX 2243(a).15
590
- Ambikos
http://www.trismegistos.org/geo/detail.php?tm=9734
SB XXII 15603.19 = P.Corn. 52+53
late III
Note: that this is probably a village is suggested by the words coupling with the epoikion
(probably in the Lower toparchy; see s.v.) in the same line; see P. J. Sijpesteijn,
Tyche 9 (1994) 222 (19 n.).
- Ambioutos
http://www.trismegistos.org/geo/detail.php?tm=8449
P.Iand. III 48.12, [30]
P.Oxy. I 137.11, 28
P.Oxy. VI 999 descr.
582
584
616/17
epoikion
epoikion
29
- Amita
http://www.trismegistos.org/geo/detail.php?tm=8458
P.Oxy. XIX 2244.76
528/543/558
epoikion
See s.v.
- Amoule
http://www.trismegistos.org/geo/detail.php?tm=8475
SB I 1945.2
P.Oxy. VIII 1165.5 ( )
V/VI
VI
chorion(?)
30
Form: the form appears to be indeclinable; cf. the personal name , which also
appears in the indeclinable form in some documents (e.g. BGU II 408.4 [313],
O.Mich. I 462.3 [298]).
Animals: camels [P.Oxy. 1165]
Occupations: georgoi [P.Oxy. 1165]
Other: paraphylake [P.Oxy. 1165]
- Amyntou
http://www.trismegistos.org/geo/detail.php?tm=9406
P.Oxy. LV 3795.11
P.Wash.Univ. I 46.6 (; BL IX 372)
P.Oxy. VII 1053.29 ()14
early IV
V
VI/VII
epoikion
epoikion13
- Amokos
http://www.trismegistos.org/geo/detail.php?tm=8891
P.Oxy. XVIII 2195.59, 60, 103
576/7?
epoikion
13
14
The editors read , which I correct to on the basis of a photograph of the papyrus (the
tentative correction in BL VIII 240 does not impose itself and is due to a misreading of the long
first stroke of nu, which is comparable to the nu of in line 16); for the interchange of eta and
upsilon, see Gignac, Grammar I 2624.
31
** ( ) - Andr( )
http://www.trismegistos.org/geo/detail.php?tm=8502
SB I 1973.3
chorion
Note: this village was resolved as () in the ed. princ., but perhaps it is better to
resolve () (see below s.v.).
- Androutos
http://www.trismegistos.org/geo/detail.php?tm=8510
PSI V 471.1
V/VI
- Anesneoutos
http://www.trismegistos.org/geo/detail.php?tm=8517
PSI I 80.5
VI?
32
[] - Annianou
http://www.trismegistos.org/geo/detail.php?tm=8529
P.Oxy. XIX 2228.44
283 or 285
epoikion
- Anousias
http://www.trismegistos.org/geo/detail.php?tm=9409
P.Oxy. LVII 3914.56
SB XVIII 13598.10
519
VI/VII
epoikion/ktema
Relative location: the ergodioktes in P.Oxy. 3914 also doubles as that of Neophyton, so
that the two localities must have been close to one another; but the location of
Neophyton (there may have been several places with this name) within the nome is
unknown.
Occupations: ergodioktes [P.Oxy. 3914]; estate pronoetes [P.Oxy. 3914]
- Anta
http://www.trismegistos.org/geo/detail.php?tm=8536
P.Oxy. XVI 1932.8
P.Oxy. XVI 1911.84, 167 (cf. BL IX 190, XI 154)
5279 or 5424
557
ktema
33
P.Oxy. LV 3804.156
566
epoikion(?)
See s.v.
** - Antiou
http://www.trismegistos.org/geo/detail.php?tm=8544
SB I 1973.13
chorion
- Antipeles
http://www.trismegistos.org/geo/detail.php?tm=8548
P.Princ. III 158.15
P.Sijp. 37.10
VI
VII/VIII
chorion
34
- Antipera Pela
http://www.trismegistos.org/geo/detail.php?tm=8549
P.Oxy. III 619.9, 11 (see ZPE 160 (2007) 187f.)
P.CtYBR inv. 4625.5, 9, 11 ( solum)
(see ZPE 179 (2011) 2245)
P.Oxy. III 495.5 (BL VIII 236)
P.Erl. 44.4, 5, 7, 1718, 2021, 22, 24, 25
( solum)
P.Col. X 272.1112 = SB XX 14312
P.Oxy. XIV 1659.42 (cf. BL V 79)
P.Oxy. XXVII 2473.16
P.Oxy. LXI 4117.8
P.Oxy. XIV 1637.33 ( solum)
P.Coll.Youtie II 68.8, 20
SB XIV 12181.i.18, ii. 20 (() solum)
P.Oxy. LVI 3856.16
SB IV 7350.30 = P.Berl.Mller 13v (BL VIII 63)
P.Oxy. XLV 3256.7
P.Oxy. XLV 3258.7
P.Oxy. XLV 3259.9
P.Oxy. XLV 3260.8
c. 147
c. 152
1829
II
204
218221
229
240
25661
266
III
III/IV
III/IV
317/18
319
319
323
<kome>
kome
Uncertain instances:
P.Oxy. XXVII 2474.38 n. ([] )
P.Mich. XV 733.1 n. ([)
III
548
35
- Apelle
http://www.trismegistos.org/geo/detail.php?tm=8584
P.Oxy. XVI 2036.27 ()
P.Oxy. XIX 2244.20 ([]())
P.Oxy. XVI 2032.81, 82
P.Oxy. XVI 1911.14, 23 (= SB XXIV 16324.21),
45, 72, 79, 82, 88, 89, 170, 173,
211 (frequently )
P.Oxy. LV 3804.84, 91, 116, 145, 152, 155,
late V
528/543/558
540/41
557
epoikion
epoikion
566
epoikion/ktema
epoikion/ktema
36
581
VI
late VI
late VI
601 or 602
ktema
epoikion
37
** - Api.ap
http://www.trismegistos.org/geo/detail.php?tm=9287
P.Col. X 289.10 ([ ]
)
331
Irrigation: dike (choma) [P.Col. 289; cf. R. Mller-Wollermann, ZPE 96 (1993) 1234,
for a possible localisation]
** - Apionos
http://www.trismegistos.org/geo/detail.php?tm=8596
P.Oxy. II 287.6
23
komai [sic]
- Apolloniados
http://www.trismegistos.org/geo/detail.php?tm=9946
P.Oxy. XVI 2027.82
VI
* - Apollonos
http://www.trismegistos.org/geo/detail.php?tm=8616
38
P.Theon. 27.5
P.Harr. I 78.315
SB I 1945.3
P.Oxy. VI 893.2
P.Oxy. LVIII 3960.14
P.Oxy. XVI 1867.2
161
453
V/VI
VI/VII
621
VII
epoikion
chorion(?)
kome
kome
(BL II 103)
* - Areos
http://www.trismegistos.org/geo/detail.php?tm=8648
15
Nikolaos Gonis has kindly communiated to me the following correction to lines 45 from one of his
39
c. 555?
557
566
576/7?
kome
kome
kome
kome
337
kome
Uncertain instance:
SB VI 9270.2, 19 ([][], [])
See s.v. ()
- Arkisou
http://www.trismegistos.org/geo/detail.php?tm=8950
P.Oxy. XVIII 2197.62
VI
40
() - Arkyonos
http://www.trismegistos.org/geo/detail.php?tm=8667
PSI I 80.13
VI?
- Aroures
http://www.trismegistos.org/geo/detail.php?tm=8673
P.Oxy. XVIII 2195.39, 88, 94
P.Oxy. XVI 2025.7
576/7?
VI/VII
epoikion
epoikion
- Harpokra
http://www.trismegistos.org/geo/detail.php?tm=8674
41
SB XIV 12130.3, 9, 15
P.Oxy. XVI 1911.181, 185 (cf. BL XI 155), 187
P.Oxy. LVIII 3936.25 (BL X 156)
SB XXII 15487.23
V/VI
557
598
598
** - Harpocheos
http://www.trismegistos.org/geo/detail.php?tm=8676
SB I 1973.2
- Artapatou
http://www.trismegistos.org/geo/detail.php?tm=8687
P.Turner 24.7
SB XIV 11292.1
P.Oxy. XIV 1637.28, 29
SB XXVI 16570.62 = P.Oxy. XXIV 2422
P.Corn. 36.7 (BL VIII 91)
P.Giss. I 101.11 ([)
P.Oxy. X 1285.[17], 110
Manchester Museum inv. 10893.2 (see JJP 35
(2005) 94)
P.Oxy. LXXV 5062.5
P.Laur. III 70.7, 14
P.Harr. I 100.2
14854
II
25661
290
III
III
III
III
epoikion
late III
367
V
epoikion
epoikion
42
SB I 1945.4
V/VI
chorion(?)
- Artokopion
http://www.trismegistos.org/geo/detail.php?tm=8692
P.Iand. III 51.18
P.Oxy. XVIII 2207.8
VI
VI
43
- Archibiou
http://www.trismegistos.org/geo/detail.php?tm=8704
P.Oxy. XLIX 3489.3031
P.Oxy. X 1285.64
SB XIV 12130.6, [19]
72/3
III
V/VI
epoikion
Delendum: P.Oslo III 114.5 (I/II); see P. J. Sijpesteijn, ZPE 68 (1987) 14041.
Etymology: < Greek personal name .
Administrative subdivision: Upper toparchy
Relative location: a lessee of land in Thmoithothis (Upper toparchy) is required to pay
rent at the threshing floor of Archibiou, suggesting that the two localities were near one
another (the lessee is from Peretnouis in the neighbouring Cynopolite nome) [P.Oxy.
3489].
Position in official lists of villages: between Senyris and Sinkepha [P.Oxy. 1285]
Topographical features: threshing floor [P.Oxy. 3489]
Religion: contributions for unnamed festivals (heortika; for Epiphany and Easter?) [SB
12130]
** - Asklou
http://www.trismegistos.org/geo/detail.php?tm=8728
P.Oxy. VI 922 .1
VI/VII
44
** [ - Askoub.[
http://www.trismegistos.org/geo/detail.php?tm=8729
SB I 1989(h)
chorion
- Aspida
http://www.trismegistos.org/geo/detail.php?tm=8731
P.Oxy. XVI 1832.2
P.Oxy. XIX 2244.15
P.Oxy. XVIII 2204.5
P.Oxy. LXIX 4755.10
P.Iand. III 51.4
P.Oxy. XVI 2029.2
P.Oxy. XVIII 2207.12
V/VI
528/543/558
550/51 or 565/6
586
VI
VI
VI
<epoikion>
epoikion
45
http://www.trismegistos.org/geo/detail.php?tm=3036
- Hateriou
http://www.trismegistos.org/geo/detail.php?tm=8749
P.Oxy. X 1322 descr.
413
epoikion
- Aynchis
http://www.trismegistos.org/geo/detail.php?tm=8765
P.Hib. II 248 fr.ii.12
c. 250 BCE
Position in official lists of villages: between Mermertha and Nesmimis (and therefore
probably in the Upper toparchy; see Pruneti, I centri s.v.) [P.Hib. 248]
Cultures/agricultural products: olive-oil [P.Hib. II 248]
*** - Achae
http://www.trismegistos.org/geo/detail.php?tm=11676
P.Harr. I 88.21 (provenance unknown)
P.Oxy. XVI 1978.3 (BL XI 157)
V
VI
46
*** - Achan
http://www.trismegistos.org/geo/detail.php?tm=8796
BGU VI 1241.6
kome
- Achila
http://www.trismegistos.org/geo/detail.php?tm=9771
P.Oxy. LV 3795.24
early IV
epoikion
47
- Baeioumou
http://www.trismegistos.org/geo/detail.php?tm=3729
P.Oxy. XVIII 2197.218
VI
ktema
- Baki.
http://www.trismegistos.org/geo/detail.php?tm=3746
PSI VIII 953.13
567/8
See s.v.
( ) - Basil( )
http://www.trismegistos.org/geo/detail.php?tm=3767
P.Oxy. XIV 1659.27
21821
48
** - Bassiados
http://www.trismegistos.org/geo/detail.php?tm=8983
P.Oxy. XLII 3087.6 ( ) III/IV
- Bapheon
http://www.trismegistos.org/geo/detail.php?tm=3784
P.Oxy. VII 1052.10 ([]), 12 (())
after 362
- Belesiou
http://www.trismegistos.org/geo/detail.php?tm=3791
SB XXIV 16312.14
P.Harr. I 163.3 (BL XI 92)
P.Stras. VIII 800.1, verso
549?
VI
VI
epoikion
epoikion
49
* - Berky
http://www.trismegistos.org/geo/detail.php?tm=3797
N.B.: Only the attestations of the sixth and seventh centuries are listed, when the village
appears to have belonged to the territory of Oxyrhynchus; prior to the fifth century it
belonged to the Hermopolite nome (see the literature in Verreth, A Survey of Toponyms
101 s.v., to which add Mitthof, APF 49 (2003) 2089).17 In the eighth century it belonged
to the Theodosiopolite nome; see the new edition and discussion of P.Bal. 355 by N.
Gonis, ZPE 142 (2003) 1769.
P.Oxy. XVI 2032.49
P.Oxy. XVI 1913.58
PSI VII 786.10. 27
P.Oxy. XIV 1720.2
P.Oxy. XVI 2025.23
540/41
c. 555?
581
VI
VI/VII
kome
kome
kome
Relative location: named together with Tapeklam in P.Oxy. 2025. P.Oxy. 3598.2 n.: On
the border of the Hermopolite and Oxyrhynchite nomes, on the West bank of the Nile.
In the same Apionic prostasia as Chysis (Upper toparchy) [P.Oxy. 2032].
Arabic/modern counterpart: Kom al-Rahib (Goma et al., Mittelgypten 97); less
plausibly al-Burgaya (cf. APF 49 (2003) 208 n. 4).
Religion: monks [P.Oxy. 1913, PSI 786]; monastery (oros) [PSI 786]
16
For the resolution () in P.Stras. VIII 800 verso, see G. Azzarello, N. Gonis, ZPE 171 (2009)
212.
17
Mitthof claims that the village shifted twice between the Hermopolite and the Oxyrhynchite in the
course of the fourth century, on the basis of P.Oxy. L 3598 (early IV) and XLVIII 3400 (c. 35965); but
these documents, though found at Oxyrhynchus, do not explicitly attribute Berky to the territory of this
city.
50
* - Besiou
http://www.trismegistos.org/geo/detail.php?tm=3810
P.Bad. IV 97.20
VII/VIII
chorion
- Bto
http://www.trismegistos.org/geo/detail.php?tm=8997
P.Oxy. XLVIII 3429.7
IV
51
** - Gaianou
http://www.trismegistos.org/geo/detail.php?tm=3918
P.Oxy. VIII 1141.6
III
chorion
- Garous
http://www.trismegistos.org/geo/detail.php?tm=11677
P.Sijp. 37.13
VII/VIII
chorion
See s.v.
- Geronta
http://www.trismegistos.org/geo/detail.php?tm=3945
P.Oxy. XII 1448.10
after 324
epoikion
52
** () - Gerontiou
http://www.trismegistos.org/geo/detail.php?tm=3946
SB I 1945.5
V/VI
chorion(?)
See s.v.
- Graeidos
http://www.trismegistos.org/geo/detail.php?tm=3963
P.Oxy. XVI 1912.89, 123 (BL VIII 251), 138, 143,
153
before 566
epoikion
53
- Gymnasion
http://www.trismegistos.org/geo/detail.php?tm=11678
P.Sijp. 37.4
VII/VIII
chorion
54
- Dareiou
http://www.trismegistos.org/geo/detail.php?tm=3990
P.Erl. 37.8
VI?
epoikion
- Daphnou
http://www.trismegistos.org/geo/detail.php?tm=3996
P.Oxy. XVI 2042.8
* - Dachmon
http://www.trismegistos.org/geo/detail.php?tm=3999
P.Oxy. XII 1517.18
272 or 278
- Deilou
http://www.trismegistos.org/geo/detail.php?tm=4003
55
SB XII 10942.24
4 BCE
epoikion
- Didoimeratos
http://www.trismegistos.org/geo/detail.php?tm=4038
P.Oxy. XVIII 2195.107
576/7?
[ - Dio.[
http://www.trismegistos.org/geo/detail.php?tm=9963
SB XIV 11265.3
- Diogenous
http://www.trismegistos.org/geo/detail.php?tm=9443
P.Oxy. LV 3787.65
c. 31320?
epoikion
56
- Dionysiados
http://www.trismegistos.org/geo/detail.php?tm=565
PSI VIII 948.2, 11, 13
345/6
ktema
484
epoikion
Uncertain instance:
P.Oxy. LXVIII 4696.8 n.
** - Dionysou
http://www.trismegistos.org/geo/detail.php?tm=9793
SB XIV 11908.7 (cf. ZPE 151 (2005) 1413)
P.Oxy. XVII 2153.3
c. 260
III
ktema
chorion
57
- Dios
http://www.trismegistos.org/geo/detail.php?tm=4093
SB XVI 13035.12, 26
P.Oxy. XIV 1735.6
P.Wash.Univ. II 102.9
341
IV
V/VI
epoikion
chorion
epoikion
- Dioskoureion
http://www.trismegistos.org/geo/detail.php?tm=4083
SB XIV 11908.12 (cf. ZPE 151 (2005) 1413)
P.Oxy. XIX 2241.11
SB III 6612.4
c. 260
283/4
365
ktema
epoikion
484
epoikion
Uncertain instance:
P.Oxy. LXVIII 4696.8 n.
58
* - Dionos
http://www.trismegistos.org/geo/detail.php?tm=3438
P.Oxy. XLI 2981.4
II
<kome?>
- Dositheou
http://www.trismegistos.org/geo/detail.php?tm=2852
P.Oxy. XLVII 3333.13
P.Bad. IV 74.14, 16
P.Iand. VI 108.6 descr.
92
138
c. 200
epoikion
epoikion
59
SB XXII 15738.2, 4
P.Oxy. XLII 3048.16
SB V 7814.8
P.Oxy. XII 1413.16
SB XXVI 16570.93 = P.Oxy. XXIV 2422
P.Oxy. X 1285.[46], 139
P.Oxy. LXI 4118.2
P.Oxy. XIV 1747.52
P.Oxy. XLVI 3307.9, 13, 14
P.Oxy. LV 3795.28
P.Col. X 284.3 = SB XXII 15769
P.Oxy. LV 3787.1
P.Oxy. XVII 2124.6
P.Oxy. XII 1424.6
P.Oxy. LV 3790.8
P.Oxy. XII 1425.6
P.Oxy. LIV 3746.25
P.Oxy. XII 1448.5, 8
SB XVI 13035.43, 56, 59
SB XIV 12130.4, 10, 16
P.Oxy. XVIII 2195.19, 78, 127
P.Oxy. XVI 2027.3
201/2
246
256
272
290
III
III (after 245)
III/IV
early IV
early IV
311
c. 31320?
316
31618
317/18
318
319
after 324
341
V/VI
576/7?
VI
epoikion
epoikion
kome
kome
kome
kome
kome
kome
kome
kome
kome
60
Religion: contributions for unnamed festivals (heortika; for Epiphany and Easter?) [SB
12130]
Officials: village elder (presbyteros) [P.Bad. 74]; archephodos [P.Iand. 108]; tax-collector
(of military clothing: ) [P.Oxy. 1424]; tesserarius
[P.Oxy. 1425]; collectors of corn-dues (apaitetai sitou) [P.Oxy. 2124]; desert guard
(eremophylax) [P.Oxy. 3333]; komarchai [P.Oxy. 4118]
Occupations: donkey-driver [P.Oxy. 1425]; pragmateutes [P.Oxy. 3048]; phrontistes
[P.Oxy. 3048]; georgoi [P.Oxy. 3048, SB 13035]; paidaria [P.Oxy. 3048]; slave [SB
15738.19]
Taxes and other imposts: vestis militaris [P.Oxy. 1424, 1448]; epikephalaion poleos
[P.Oxy. 3787]; requisition of meat [P.Oxy. 3790, SB 16570]
Noteworthy landowners: Leonides, bouleutes [P.Oxy. 1413]; Calpurnia Herakleia alias
Eudamia [P.Oxy. 3048]; Imperial treasury (hierotaton tameion) [P.Oxy. 3307]; Aurelius
Theon son of Theon, Antinoite citizen and kosmetes and bouleutes of Oxyrhynchus [SB
7814]; Apion estate [P.Oxy. 2195]
Other: According to P.Bad. 74 Dositheou had to deliver hay (achyron) to support the
construction of the theatre in Antinoopolis. In P.Oxy. 4118 the komarchai of Dositheou
harbour a fugitive liturgist from Psobthis (presumably that of the Lower toparchy/9th
pagus).
61
[ - E..[
http://www.trismegistos.org/geo/detail.php?tm=9965
P.Oslo III 101.8
163/4
[ - E...[
http://www.trismegistos.org/geo/detail.php?tm=11693
P.Oxy. LVII 3911.5
199
[ - E...[
http://www.trismegistos.org/geo/detail.php?tm=9967
P.Oxy. VII 1053.30 (BL VIII 240)
VI/VII
[ - E.....[
http://www.trismegistos.org/geo/detail.php?tm=9966
SB XIV 12130.36
V/VI
Religion: contributions for unnamed festivals (heortika; for Epiphany and Easter?) [SB
12130]
62
- E...epouchia
http://www.trismegistos.org/geo/detail.php?tm=9968
P.Harr. I 137.18
II
- E.ates
http://www.trismegistos.org/geo/detail.php?tm=11679
P.Oxy. LXXIII 4964.5
IV
epoikion
See s.v.
See s.v.
** ( ) - Eir( )
http://www.trismegistos.org/geo/detail.php?tm=4147
SB I 1989 (f)
chorion
63
, - Eirenarcheion, Mega
http://www.trismegistos.org/geo/detail.php?tm=4149
P.Oxy. I 141.45 (. .)
P.Oxy. XVI 2012.2 (. .)
P.Oxy. XVI 1979.9 (. .) (see JJP 32 (2002) 30)
503
590
614
P.Sijp. 37.7 (. .)
VII/VIII
epoikion (15)
ktema (17)
chorion
Etymology: The name of the settlement seems to suggest the presence of a police station
in the area (N. Gonis, JJP 32 (2002) 30 [9 n.]).
Relative location: in P.Oxy. 141 the settlement occurs among two villages of the former
Thmoisepho toparchy (Kesmouchis, Sepho), suggesting that it lay in the same area.
Named with Aktouariou in P.Oxy. 2012.
Occupations: field-guards (agrophylakes) [P.Oxy. 141]; guard (phylax) [P.Oxy. 1979];
enapographos georgos [P.Oxy. 1979]; ergates (sent to Babylon) [P.Sijp. 37]
Noteworthy landowners: comes Ioannes [P.Oxy. 141]; Apion estate [P.Oxy. 1979, 2012].
* - Eirenes
http://www.trismegistos.org/geo/detail.php?tm=4150
P.Wash.Univ. II 102.6
V/VI
epoikion
64
* [ - Eio.[
http://www.trismegistos.org/geo/detail.php?tm=4153
P.Giss. I 30.10
14061
kome
Note: the Oxyrhynchite provenance of this document is uncertain. Cf. also below s.v.
.
- Hekkaideka Arouron
http://www.trismegistos.org/geo/detail.php?tm=4155
P.Oxy. XIX 2244.48
P.Oxy. XVI 2025.24 (BL VIII 256)
528/543/558
VI/VII
epoikion
epoikion
- Hekkaidekaton
http://www.trismegistos.org/geo/detail.php?tm=4157
P.Lond. III 775.10 p. 279 ()
567
epoikion
Uncertain instance:
SB XX 14642.6 = P.Wash.Univ. I 32
(cf. P. Pruneti, Aeg. 61 (1981) 120)
III/IV
65
- Eleel
http://www.trismegistos.org/geo/detail.php?tm=4173
P.Oxy. XVI 2027.70
VI
- Helikonos
http://www.trismegistos.org/geo/detail.php?tm=4177
SB XIV 11960.122
P.Oxy. XLII 3087.5
PSI VIII 948.718
P.Mich. XX 326.30 (())
II (2nd half)
III/IV
345/6
c. 35575
ktema
18
For the Oxyrhynchite provenance of PSI 948, see Pruneti, I centri s.v. n. 1, and R. S. Bagnall and K. A.
Worp, Chronological Systems of Byzantine Egypt (2nd ed.; Leiden 2004) 57 n. 2 (cf. BL VII 238).
66
- Enteiis
http://www.trismegistos.org/geo/detail.php?tm=2512
P.Princ. II 42.5, 9 (BL IX 218), 20, 31, 33
P.Oxy. III 616.3, 14 (see ZPE 160 (2007) 184)
P.Oxy. LXVII 4589.37, 423
P.Oxy. VIII 1112.23 (see ZPE 170 (2009) 189)
P.Oxy. XLI 2968.16
P.Oxy. XII 1510.4, 10 (see ZPE 174 (2010) 1578)
SB XII 11228.6, 1112, 24
P.Oxy. LXXII 4890.5, 6, 7, 9
P.Oxy. XIV 1659.15, 123
P.Daris inv. 226.4, 12, 14 (see SEP 1 (2004) 59)
P.Oxy. X 1285.68 (BL I 334)
P.Oxy. XLIV 3170.[18], 41, 69, 135, introd.
()
P.Oxy. LXIII 4356.10
PSI VIII 945.21
SB XIV 12156.ii.6 ()
P.Oxy. XXXIV 2730.5
BGU XVII 2700.2
92/3
c. 162
1713
188
190
II/III
204
211
21821
225/6
III
III
III
III
late III
III/IV
IV
topoi
<kome>/topoi
<kome>
topoi
<kome>
67
See s.v. ( )
See BL VIII 156 on P.Kln III 141.11 and cf. below s.v.
- Episemou
http://www.trismegistos.org/geo/detail.php?tm=2853
P.Oxy. XVIII 2188.5
P.Turner 25.8
PSI XIV 1408.12 (BL VIII 411)
P.Leid.Inst. 43.11
P.Oxy. XIV 1659.31
P.Oxy. XVII 2137.1112
P.Oxy. VII 1031.8
SB I 5806.6
SB I 1513.5 (BL II/2 114)
107
161
1914
II
21821
226
228
235
23955?
<epoikion>
<epoikion?>
epoikion
epoikion
epoikion
68
P.Harr. I 80.32
P.Oxy. IX 1192.2
P.Coll.Youtie II 125.6 (BL VIII 86)
P.Oxy. X 1285.55
P.Oxy. LX 4089.49
SB XVI 12523.5 = P.Med. I 86
P.Oxy. XVI 1878.5
P.Oxy. LV 3805.18, 85
P.Oxy. I 136.16, 43
P.Oxy. XVIII 2196.5
P.Oxy. LXX 4802.2, 9
P.Oxy. LVIII 3960.12
P.Leid.Inst. 80A.ii.9
249
280
III
III
351
394
461
after 566
583
after 587
early VII
621
VII/VIII
<epoikion>
kome
kome
kome
kome
kome
chorion
69
Noteworthy landowners: Apion estate [P.Oxy. 136, 2196, 3805, 3960, 4802
(pagarchoumene by the Apiones)]
Taxes and other imposts: crown-tax [P.Oxy. 1659]; grain collected from Episemou by
the epimeletes of the military camp at Psobthis [P.Oxy. 4089]
Note: since the beginning of the document is lost, it is unclear whether the terms of the
land lease P.Harr. 80 relate to land around Episemou (in whose threshing floor the rent
is to be paid). The lease mentions wheat, chlora, lachanospermon, acacia trees,
hydreumata, and a mechane.
- Eremos
http://www.trismegistos.org/geo/detail.php?tm=4224
P.Oxy. II 240.2 (] )
37
<kome(?)> (6)
- Hereseos
http://www.trismegistos.org/geo/detail.php?tm=9455
SB XX 14399.4
P.Oxy. XIV 1771.6 (BL IX 188)
II/III
III/IV
kome
Etymology: un toponyme partir du nom du dieu Horus (M. Blume and H. Melaerts,
CE 65 (1990) 285 n. 23, with reference to W. Clarysse and J. Quaegebeur, SO 47 (1982)
6985, esp. 7781). I have accordingly printed the name with a rough breathing.
Cultures/agricultural products: wine [P.Oxy. 1771, mentioning jars of old wine labeled
() ]
Note: the kome in P.Oxy. XXXI 2577.3 (mid-III) cannot be identified with the
present village as it is now believed to refer to a village in the Prosopite nome; see D.
Hagedorn, ZPE 136 (2001) 1512.
70
- Erit
http://www.trismegistos.org/geo/detail.php?tm=4227
P.Ross.Georg. III 17.5
VI/VII
Note: for some instances of this village in Coptic and Arabic sources, see E. Amlineau,
La gographie de lgypte lpoque copte (Paris 1890) 159.
- Hermokratous
http://www.trismegistos.org/geo/detail.php?tm=9056
P.Kln III 141.7
57/8
epoikion
- Herodou
http://www.trismegistos.org/geo/detail.php?tm=4253
P.Oxy. XVIII 2195.169, 181
577/6?
ktema (171)
Relative location: apparently in the Apionic prostasia of Nekonthis, which was in the
northern part of the nome [P.Oxy. 2195].
Irrigation: mechane [P.Oxy. 2195.169 (called ), 170 (called ), 171 (called
)]
Religion: (Christian) priest [P.Oxy. 2195.170]
Noteworthy landowners: Apion estate [P.Oxy. 2195]
71
- Erotos
http://www.trismegistos.org/geo/detail.php?tm=4256
P.Oxy. XVIII 2195.61, 68, 87, 93, 120, 142
P.Oxy. XVI 2027.97
P.Oxy. XVIII 2207.26 (BL VI 106)
576/7?
VI
VI
epoikion/ktema
- Euangeliou
http://www.trismegistos.org/geo/detail.php?tm=4265
SB XIV 12130.32
P.Oxy. XVI 2032.12
V/VI
540/41
72
after 547
576/7?
VI
VI
VI
late VI
late VI
late VI
epoikion/ktema
epoikion
- Eulogiou
http://www.trismegistos.org/geo/detail.php?tm=4278
P.Sakaon 44.8 = P.Thead. 17
P.Turner 44.8 (duplicate of P.Sakaon 44)
331/2
331/2
epoikion
epoikion
73
Topographical features: the hamlet had gates (thyrai) [P.Sakaon 44, P.Turner 44]
Occupations: ampelourgos [P.Sakaon 44, P.Turner 44]; georgos [P.Sakaon 44, P.Turner
44]
Note: the hamlet was named after its owner Eulogios son of Nidas; cf. also the possibly
related in P.Oxy. XIX 2244.3 (VI), which was near
the Apionic settlement of Leonidou. Cf. M. Lewuillon-Blume, in Pap.Congr. XV 179.
()
- Eunouchou
http://www.trismegistos.org/geo/detail.php?tm=4282
P.Flor. I 65.4, 27
570/71
epoikion
** - Eutrygiou
http://www.trismegistos.org/geo/detail.php?tm=9070
P.Oxy. LI 3640.3
533
74
- Eutychiados
http://www.trismegistos.org/geo/detail.php?tm=4288
SB XVI 12484.7, 11, [21], 22 = P.Oxy. VI 996
P.Oxy. XVI 2019.4 (])
584
VI
epoikion/ktema
** (?) - Ephemisias(?)
http://www.trismegistos.org/geo/detail.php?tm=9833
P.Oxy. LXIII 4372.24, 45 (reading uncertain;
see 234 n.)
34199?
Etymology: It might originally have denoted a piece of land leased for a half share of the
crop (234 n.).
Administrative subdivision: 6th pagus
75
See s.v.
- Zoeila
P.Bibl.Univ.Giss. inv. 58.11
(see BASP 48 (2011) 1067)
590
epoikion
( ) - Z.o( )
http://www.trismegistos.org/geo/detail.php?tm=9077
P.Oxy. XLIX 3462.8
I BCE
Position in official lists of villages: between Seryphis(?) and Paeimis [P.Oxy. 3462]
Irrigation: work on a canal(?) [P.Oxy. 3462]
Editors note ad loc.: Perhaps ( ) = ()() might be intended, but the only
known villages of this name are in the Apollonopolite and Sebennyte nomes.
76
** - Elensaei
http://www.trismegistos.org/geo/detail.php?tm=4338
P.Oxy. X 1252r.17 (]|), 25
after 294/5
Note: this place is designated a phrourion (fort) and its reading is not wholly certain.
- Hemiobelitou
http://www.trismegistos.org/geo/detail.php?tm=9840
P.Oxy. LXIV 4441.ii.78, 13
316
epoikion
- Hera Mousaiou
http://www.trismegistos.org/geo/detail.php?tm=11681
P.Sijp. 37.12
VII/VIII
chorion
77
[ - Herakl[
http://www.trismegistos.org/geo/detail.php?tm=11680
P.Laur. IV 159.4
426
<kome>/[kome]
- Herakla
http://www.trismegistos.org/geo/detail.php?tm=4342
P.Oxy. XIX 2243(a).23, 78, 80
P.Oxy. XVIII 2197.55
P.Oxy. XVIII 2206.9
590
VI
VI
78
- Heraklatos
http://www.trismegistos.org/geo/detail.php?tm=9085
P.Theon. 13.4
158
epoikion
- Herakleias
http://www.trismegistos.org/geo/detail.php?tm=3422
PSI VIII 948.8, 1919
P.Daris inv. 240.4 (ZPE 180 (2012) 2634)
P.Oxy. XIX 2244.6
P.Oxy. XVI 1910.3, 6, 13
345/6
IV
528/543/558
VI/VII
ktema
chorion
19
For the Oxyrhynchite provenance of PSI 948, see Pruneti, I centri s.v. n. 1, and R. S. Bagnall and K. A.
Worp, Chronological Systems of Byzantine Egypt (2nd ed.; Leiden 2004) 57 n. 2 (cf. BL VII 238).
79
- Herakleidou
http://www.trismegistos.org/geo/detail.php?tm=777
P.Oxy. IV 838 descr.
PSI XIV 1409.8
PSI XV 1533.22
P.Oxy. XII 1537.5, 21
P.Oxy. XII 1528.1, 7
SB XXVI 16570.17 = P.Oxy. XXIV 2422
P.Oxy. X 1285.72
P.Oxy. XIV 1747.26
P.Oxy. XII 1430.7
136
1957
III (1st half?)
mid-III?
266/7?
290
III
III/IV
324
epoikion
epoikion
epoikion
epoikion
epoikion
epoikion
epoikion
kome
218/19
80
- Herakleion
http://www.trismegistos.org/geo/detail.php?tm=4345
P.Harr. II 194.910 (cf. n. ad loc.)
P.Oxy. XII 1488.10
P.Oxy. XIV 1659.75
P.Oxy. LXXII 4891.3
SB IV 7443.8 ([]; cf. n. ad loc.)
P.Oxy. X 1260.12
SB XXVI 16570.67 = P.Oxy. XXIV 2422
P.Corn. 36.6
P.Oxy. X 1285.[9], 100
PSI Congr. XVII 26.2
P.Oxy. VI 989 descr.
P.Oxy. XVI 2020.21
P.Oxy. XIX 2243(a).11
183/4 or 215/16
II
21821
222
285
286
290
III
III
III
III/IV
c. 56788
590
<epoikion>
[kome]
kome
<epoikion>
<epoikion>
<epoikion>
epoikion
ktema
kome
Etymology: the village presumably draws its name from a temple of Herakles (cf.
Whitehorne, ANRW II 18.5 (1995) 3069).
Administrative subdivision: Middle toparchy
Relative location: on a waterway [P.Harr. 194: fishing; P.Oxy. 1488: fullers shop, a
trade requiring a large supply of running water (P.Harr. 194.910 n.)]. Near
Melanthiou and perhaps Peenno (Middle toparchy) [P.Harr. 194.910 with n. ad loc.].
In an Apionic prostasia comprising Senokomis (Western toparchy), Pesta, Notines
Paroriou and Taampemou (Eastern toparchy) [P.Oxy. 2243(a)]
Position in official lists of villages: between Ophis and Seryphis [P.Oxy. 989]; between
Tanais and Nomou [P.Oxy. 1285]; between Toka and Takolkeilis [P.Oxy. 1659; SB
16570]; between Peenno and an uncertain village [P.Corn. 36]; first before Toka [PSI
Congr. XVII 26]
81
Cultures/agricultural products: barley [P.Oxy. 1260, PSI Congr. XVII 26, SB 7443]
Topographical features: workshop (ergasterion) [P.Oxy. 989, 1488 (not necessarily in
Herakleion)]; fullers shop (gnapheion) [P.Oxy. 1488]; lock-gate (thyra) for fishing
[P.Harr. 194]
Animals: fish [P.Harr. 194]; calf [SB 16570]
Religion: (Christian) priest [P.Oxy. 2243(a).15]; see also above under Etymology.
Officials: dekaprotos [P.Oxy. 1260]
Occupations: fuller [P.Oxy. 1488]; carpenter (tekton) [P.Oxy. 2243(a).19]; fishing
[P.Harr. 194]
Noteworthy landowners: Apion estate [P.Oxy. 2243(a)]
Taxes and other imposts: crown-tax [P.Oxy. 1659]; arkarika [P.Oxy. 2020]; requisition
of meat [SB 16570]
- Herakloasianou
http://www.trismegistos.org/geo/detail.php?tm=4357
P.Oxy. XVI 1856.2
VI/VII
Relative location: named with Aktouariou(?) and Keuothis (Cynopolite nome, near the
border with the former Upper toparchy of the Oxyrhynchite nome) in P.Oxy. 1856.
Occupations: Apionic pronoetes [P.Oxy. 1856 (Ioseph)]
Noteworthy landowners: Apion estate [P.Oxy. 1856]
** - Herodou
http://www.trismegistos.org/geo/detail.php?tm=4360
82
SB I 1973.9
chorion
83
[ ] [
** [ - Th[
http://www.trismegistos.org/geo/detail.php?tm=14022
P.Ant. III 199.19
II
- Thaesios
http://www.trismegistos.org/geo/detail.php?tm=2971
PSI VII 819.3
c. 311?
P.Oxy. XVI 2007.4
early VI
P.Oxy. XIX 2244.36
528/543/558
P.Oxy. XVI 2055.1
VI
P.Oxy. XVIII 2197.3, 189, 190, 206, 207 (BL VI 106) VI
P.Oxy. VI 998 descr.
late VI
P.Oxy. VIII 1147.19
late VI
P.Oxy. XVI 1910.18
VI/VII
epoikion
epoikion
ktema
ktema
84
** - Thakin
http://www.trismegistos.org/geo/detail.php?tm=4380
SB I 1989 i
chorion
- Thalassokaprou
http://www.trismegistos.org/geo/detail.php?tm=4384
P.Oxy. XII 1448.20
after 324
Etymology: lit. hamlet (vel sim.) of (the) sea-boar (presumably a type of fish; cf. LSJ s.v.
II).
Administrative subdivision: probably in the 8th pagus (see P.Oxy. 1448 introd.)
Taxes and other imposts: vestis militaris [P.Oxy. 1448]
85
* - Thalmaou
http://www.trismegistos.org/geo/detail.php?tm=4388
P.Oxy. XXVII 2480.1, 15, 26, 36
565/66
Note: the above instances all relate to a boat-builder (naupeges) working on boats of the
Apion estate and said to be from this locality, but it is not clear whether it belonged to
the Oxyrhynchite nome. Cf. the village in the Hermopolite nome
(http://www.trismegistos.org/geo/detail.php?tm=4391).
() - Thatysiou
http://www.trismegistos.org/geo/detail.php?tm=4409
P.Oslo III 114.9
I/II
epoikion
- Theagenous
http://www.trismegistos.org/geo/detail.php?tm=4414
P.Wisc. I 12.4, verso (BL VIII 201)
P.Oxy. LXXII 4928.2
P.Oxy. XVI 2019.4
P.Oxy. VI 998 descr.
345
564
VI
VI
epoikion
86
* - Thelbo
http://www.trismegistos.org/geo/detail.php?tm=4426
P.Oxy. IV 814 descr. ( )
P.Ryl. II 351 descr. ( [; BL XI 189)
17/18?
III
Uncertain instance: P.Oxy. XXXVIII 2868.10 (147) ( ); see ZPE 170 (2009) 187.
Etymology: J. Yoyotte, MDAIK 16 (1958) 423 n. 3, cautiously suggests that could
corresponds to the Egyptian t-rbt-t, Le Grand Parc.
Occupations: shipwrights (paktonitai) [P.Oxy. 814]
Note: A village of the same name is also well attested in the Heracleopolite nome near
the border with the Oxyrhynchite; see Falivene, The Herakleopolite Nome 712 s.v. and
http://www.trismegistos.org/geo/detail.php?tm=3058. It is unclear, however, whether
the above two instances refer to one and the same village (as Falivene suggests) or attest
an independent and homonymous village in the Oxyrhynchite nome.
87
- Thella
http://www.trismegistos.org/geo/detail.php?tm=4433
P.Oxy. XVI 1917.106
616/17?
- Theou
http://www.trismegistos.org/geo/detail.php?tm=4456
P.Oxy. XVI 1912.33, 95, 117, 123
before 566
epoikion
** (?) - Thessalon
http://www.trismegistos.org/geo/detail.php?tm=9970
P.Oxy. XIV 1747.60 (.N. ())
III/IV
88
Note: it is unclear whether this is a toponym (so the editors) or an ethnic (CalderiniDaris, Dizionario II s.v.); cf. also Pruneti, I centri s.v. n. 1. If a toponym, it would have
been situated in the Lower toparchy.
** - Theonos
http://www.trismegistos.org/geo/detail.php?tm=4475
P.Oxy. VIII 1145.4
komai (sic)
Uncertain instance:
P.Oxy. IV 740.35 ([; cf. BL I 328)
c. 200/1
- Thmoithothis
http://www.trismegistos.org/geo/detail.php?tm=7639
P.Hib. II 248 fr. 2.17 ()
P.Oxy. XLIX 3488.9 ([][])
P.Oxy. XLIX 3489.9
P.Oxy. IV 794.18 (= ZPE 155 (2006) 2358)
P.Princ. II 42.6, 22, 37 (BL IX 21819)
c. 250 BCE
70/71
72/3
85
92/3
Uncertain instance: SB I 1945.6 (V/VI). The editors read () and the village
is included below s.v. . W. Clarysse and N. Kruit, ZPE 82 (1990) 123 n. 2,
propose that should no doubt be supplemented in SB 1945, but this is not
based on an inspection of the document.
Etymology: T-mj-(n-)wtj, The new land of Thoth (Vandorpe, Egyptische
geografische elementen 95). ()- = T-mj indicates land formed by fluvial deposits;
see Falivene, The Herakleopolite Nome 6.
89
- Thmoinakomis
http://www.trismegistos.org/geo/detail.php?tm=4504
P.Oxy. XLII 3047.[4], 44 (BL IX 199)
P.Oxy. LV 3805.67
245
after 566
Etymology: ()- = T-mj indicates land formed by fluvial deposits; see Falivene, The
Herakleopolite Nome 6. - = (n-)n-qmw, of Reeds?
Administrative subdivision: Eastern toparchy
Relative location: within the administrative orbit of the village scribe of Phoboou
(Eastern toparchy; 5th pagus), along with other Eastern toparchy villages
(Thmoinepsobthis, Osoronnophrios, Schoibis, Tychinnekotis) [P.Oxy. 3047].
Apparently near Nesos Tapetroniou [P.Oxy. 3805].
Categories of land: private [P.Oxy. 3047]; hypologos [P.Oxy. 3047]; uninundated
(abrochos) [P.Oxy. 3047]; artificially irrigated (epentlemene) [P.Oxy. 3047]
Cultures/agricultural products: wine [P.Oxy. 3047]
Religion: monastery of St. Phoibammon [P.Oxy. 3805]
90
( )
- Thmoinepsobthis
http://www.trismegistos.org/geo/detail.php?tm=2909
P.Kln III 141.11
P.Minnesota 11.14 (see BASP 44 (2007) 512)
P.Oxy. XIV 1659.55, 59
P.Oxy. XLII 3047.9, 45
P.Oxy. XLII 3048.17
SB XXVI 16570.30 = P.Oxy. XXIV 2422
(see ZPE 170 (2009) 190)
P.Oslo II 61.6 ()
P.Oxy. XLIV 3170.15, 51, 67, 99, [185]
P.Wash.Univ. II 81.12
P.Oxy. XIV 1747.37
PSI X 1106.8
PSI X 1107.8 (duplicate of PSI 1106)
P.Oxy. XVI 1853.2, 6
57/8
99/100
21821
245
246
290
III
III
III
III/IV
336
336
VI/VII
kome (15)
<kome>
kome
kome
Uncertain instances:
P.Oxy. X 1285.96 (see JJP 35 (2005) 96)
SB I 1945.6 (edd.: ())
P.Wash.Univ. II 103.6 ( [)
III
V/VI
VI
chorion(?)
91
Relative location: the villagers of Thomoinepsobthis attack Pinyris during a feast and
steal money from the villages estate overseer, suggesting that the two villages were close
neighbours [P.Oxy. 1853]. Within the administrative orbit of the village scribe of
Phoboou (Eastern toparchy; 5th pagus), along with other Eastern toparchy villages
(Thmoinakomis, Osoronnophrios, Schoibis, Tychinnekotis) [P.Oxy. 3047].
Position in official lists of villages: last after Satyrou [P.Oxy. 1285]; last after
Tychinnekotis [P.Oxy. 1659]; last after Pakerke [P.Oxy. 1747]; between Satyrou and
Pakerke [SB 16570]; betwen Sarapionos Chairemonos and Lile [P.Wash.Univ. 81]
Categories of land: royal [P.Oxy. 3047]; private [P.Oxy. 3047]; monartabos [P.Oxy.
3047]; uninundated (abrochos) [P.Oxy. 3047]; artificially irrigated (epentlemene) [P.Oxy.
3047]; hypologos [P.Kln 141]; confiscated [P.Kln 141]; former vineland (chersos)
[P.Kln 141]
Cultures/agricultural products: wine [P.Oxy. 3047]; wheat [P.Oxy. 3048]
Animals: calf [SB 16570]; pig [SB 16570]
Officials: tesserarius [PSI 1106]; komarchai [PSI 1106]; sitologoi [PSI 1106]
Occupations: pragmateutes [P.Oxy. 3048]; phrontistes [P.Oxy. 3048]; georgos [P.Oxy.
3048]; paidaria [P.Oxy. 3048]
Noteworthy landowners: Calpurnia Herakleia alias Eudamia [P.Oxy. 3047, 3048]; Apion
estate(?) [P.Oxy. 1853]
Taxes and other imposts: crown-tax [P.Oxy. 1659]; requisition of meat [SB 16570]
()
92
- Thousbou Serapamonos
http://www.trismegistos.org/geo/detail.php?tm=2912
T.Varie 10.2
VII
kome
* - Thyreos
http://www.trismegistos.org/geo/detail.php?tm=4556
P.Oxy. XII 1517.16
272 or 278
[ - Tho[
http://www.trismegistos.org/geo/detail.php?tm=9987
P.Oxy. XXXVIII 2855.29
291
kome
- Tholthis
Etymology: t-hl (meaning uncertain; see W. Clarysse, Enchoria 16 (1988) 15).
93
N.B: I have shown elsewhere that there is no good evidence for a Tholthis in the Eastern
toparchy (P.Oxy. XXXVIII 2868.10 (147) and P.Laur. IV 165.3 (305) are now delenda);
see ZPE 170 (2009) 187.
1) Middle toparchy:
http://www.trismegistos.org/geo/detail.php?tm=9125
PSI I 40.4, 6
P.Oxy. III 630.2 (see ZPE 160 (2007) 193f.)
P.Mich. XVIII 786.36, 50, 96, 113
SB VI 9550.4, 6
P.Oxy. LXXII 4889.12
P.Oxy. XIV 1659.62
P.Oxy. XIV 1637.28
P.Corn. 36.4
P.Oxy. X 1285.104
P.Oxy. XLIV 3170.221
Manchester Museum inv. 10893.10 (see JJP 35
(2005) 94)
129
161
167
175
176/7
21821
25661
III
III
III
III
<kome>
<kome>
Delendum: Pruneti, I centri s.v., also cautiously includes SB XII 11234.8 = P.Wisc. I 6,
but the name of the toparchy there is in a lacuna, and though [] would fit the
space, nothing excludes the restoration of in abbreviation or (cf. J. R.
Rea, ZPE 12 (1973) 263). The mention of fishing in this papyrus would actually be more
consonant with Tholthis of the Thmoisepho toparchy (see below under 2, Occupations).
But in lack for further evidence I include the instance below among the attestations of
uncertain toparchy.
Relative location: near Artapatou (Middle toparchy) [P.Oxy. 1637: ()
[]
Position in official lists of villages: between Senopotheos and Pou [P.Oxy. 1285];
between Sento and Pakerke(?) [P.Oxy. 1659 (cf. BL VIII 248)]; between Senepta and
Nemera [Manchester Museum inv. 10893]
Animals: lambs [PSI 40]
Officials: sitologoi [P.Oxy. 630]; komogrammateus [SB 9550]; desert or prison guard
(eremophylax/desmophylax) [SB 9550]
Occupations: shepherd [PSI 40]
Taxes and other imposts: crown-tax [P.Oxy. 1659]
94
31 BCE
50
197/8
21821
220 or 224
22935
290
III
III
early IV
after 324
<kome>
kome(?)
Position in official lists of villages: between Paomis and Kesmouchis [P.Oxy. 1285];
between Palosis and Kesmouchis [P.Oxy. 1659.89], last after Sepho [P.Oxy. 1659.98];
between Kesmouchis and Souis [P.Oxy. 3307]; between Paomis and Sepho [SB 16570]
Categories of land: catoecic [P.Oxy. 3105.18]; royal [P.Oxy. 3474]
Cultures/agricultural products: wheat [P.Oxy. 1578, 3747]; wine [implied by P.Oxy.
1578]
Associated kleroi: of Pyrrhias [P.Oxy. 2836]; of genes and others [P.Oxy. 3474]
Animals: calf [SB 16570]; pig [SB 16570]
Officials: praktor sitikon [P.Oxy. 3105]
Occupations: phrontistes [P.Oxy. 1578]; fishermen [P.Wrzb. 5]; ferryman (porthmeus)
[P.Wrzb. 5]
Noteworthy landowners: Claudia Isidora alias Apia [P.Oxy. 1578]
Taxes and other imposts: vestis militaris [P.Oxy. 1448]; crown-tax [P.Oxy. 1659];
requisition of meat [SB 16570]
Note: the mention of fishing in SB XII 11234.8 = P.Wisc. I 6, which attests a Tholthis of
uncertain toparchy (listed below under 4), encourages an identification with Tholthis of
the Thmoisepho toparchy (cf. above under Occupations).
3) Lower toparchy/10th pagus:
95
http://www.trismegistos.org/geo/detail.php?tm=2409
N.B.: I have included in the following list all early and middle Ptolemaic instances of
Tholthis, even when the toparchy is not explicitly specified, since Tholthis of the Lower
toparchy is the only village attested in this period; see Pruneti, I centri 59, and eand.,
Aeg. 59 (1979) 102. For a study of the third-century BCE land leases from Tholthis, see J.
Bingen, ICS 3 (1978) 7480.
SB XII 11053 fr. A.2 ()
P.Hib. I 94.9 (), 11 (]),
19 ()
P.Hib. I 111.27, 28
P.Hib. I 127.2
P.Hib. II 236.2
P.Hib. I 130 descr.
P.Hib. I 53.5 ([)
P.Hamb. II 187.3 (BL VI 48)
P.Hib. I 52.2
P.Hib. I 62.9 ()
P.Stras. VII 661.3
SB XIV 11376.56 = P.Hib. I 89
SB XX 14429.4 = III 6095
SB XVIII 13255.16
SB XX 14430.5, 10, 22 (t-hl) = III 6094
P.Hib. I 90.4
BGU X 1976.2
SB XII 11061.4, 13 = P.Hamb. II 188
BGU X 1985.2
BGU XIV 2394.5
P.Frankf. 4.5, 6
P.Hamb. II 189.5, 29 (cf. BGU X 1958.5)
SB III 6303.4
BGU VI 1263.3
BGU VI 1264.6
BGU VI 1277.2, 9
BGU VI 1278.4, 18
BGU X 1943.3, 11, 23
BGU X 1959.8
BGU X 1969.[3], [6], 14, [18]
BGU XIV 2383.2, 10
BGU XIV 2393.6, 13
P.Frankf. 2.6, 38, 45
SB III 6283a.7, 12, [31], 39, b.10, 16 = P.Grad. 10
BGU VI 1265.5
267 BCE?
258/57 BCE
c. 250 BCE
c. 250 BCE
c. 250240 BCE
c. 247 BCE
246 BCE
246 BCE
c. 245 BCE
245 BCE
240 BCE
239 BCE
237BCE
231 BCE
230 BCE
222 BCE
221205 BCE
218 BCE
217/16 BCE
216/15 BCE
216/15 BCE
216/15 BCE
216/15 BCE
215/14 BCE
215/14 BCE
215/14 BCE
215/14 BCE
215/14 BCE
215/14 BCE
215/14 BCE
215/14 BCE
215/14 BCE
215/14 BCE
215/14 BCE
214/13 BCE
kome
[kome]
kome
kome
kome
96
214/13 BCE
214/13 BCE
214/13 BCE
214/13 BCE
213 BCE
213/12 BCE
213/12 BCE
213/12 BCE
213/12 BCE
213/12 BCE
213/12 BCE
212/11 BCE
212/11 BCE
212/11 BCE
III BCE
III BCE (2nd half)
III BCE (2nd half)
II BCE
21 BCE
I (1st half)
659
99
I
I/II
119/20
129
c. 160
187
c. 21425
21821
290
III
III
III
III
364
late V
VI
early VII
VIII
kome
kome
[kome]
kome
kome (7)
kome
kome
kome
kome
kome
chorion
Tholthis is named with some villages of the former Lower toparchy and others of the Heracleopolite
nome, which shared a border with this toparchy, hence the inclusion of this instance here (Pruneti, I
centri, places it among the instances of uncertain toparchy).
97
Uncertain instances:
BGU X 1953.2 ([), [3?]
BGU X 1945.23 n., 5 n.
SB III 6287.6 = P.Grad. 14 ([(?))
BGU X 1970.45 (])
221205 BCE
214/13 BCE
214/13 BCE
213/12 BCE
Arabic/modern counterpart: Tilt al-Kubra [P.Khalili I 1]; Tilt wal-Qulia (Goma et al.,
Mittelgypten 90)
Relative location: P.Oxy. 1831, in which the meizon of Tholthis writes to his
counterpart in Takona (Lower toparchy) about their respective shepherds dispute,
implies proximity of the two villages. The two villages are also coupled in P.Oxy. 2207,
and a shared border is suggested by P.Wash.Univ. 77. Near Mouchinaryo (Lower
toparchy), with whom it shared a komogrammateus [SB 9617]; cf. also P.Hib. 53.
Position in official lists of villages: last after Souis [P.Oxy. 1285]; between Sesphtha and
Tychinphagon [P.Oxy. 1529]; between Psobthis and Sesphtha [P.Oxy. 1659]; between
Talao and Mouchintale [SB 16570]; after Psobthis [PSI Congr. XVII 26]
Categories of land: royal [P.Wash.Univ. 77]; ousiake [P.Matr. 1]; chersarakos [P.Hib.
130]
Cultures/agricultural products: wheat [BGU 12635, 1943, 1944, 1946, 1959, 1969,
2383, 2394, 2397, P.Frankf. 1, 2, 4, P.Hamb. 189, P.Hib. 90, P.Matr. 1, P.Wash.Univ. 77,
SB 6303, 11061]; arakos [P.Hib. 52, 53, P.Stras. 661, P.Wash.Univ. 77]; barley [PSI
Congr. XVII 26, SB 9617]; chortos [P.Hib. 53, SB 9617]; achyron [BGU 1264, SB 9617];
radish(?)-oil [SB 9617]; olyra [BGU 12778, 1944, 1970, 2393, 2394, P.Hib. 90]; chlora
[P.Stras. 661]; reeds [BGU 1264]
Associated kleroi: of Spokeus and Moschion [P.Wash.Univ. 77]; of Herakleides,
Archippos son of Philoxenos, Nestor, Athenaios, Pemneus, Machatas, Pakamis [P.Hib.
130]; of Apollonios [P.Hib. 53, 130]; of Kydreus [P.Hib. 53, 130]; of Ptolemaios [P.Hib.
52.26, 130]; of Kallipos [BGU 2397]; cf. also SB 11061, P.Hib. 90, P.Frankf. 1, 2, 4, BGU
1265, 1943, 1946, 1959, 2383, 2394.
Irrigation: canal (dioryx) [BGU 2398]
Topographical features: house with courtyard (aule) [P.Wash.Univ. 78]; house (oikema)
and vacant lot (psilos topos) [BGU 2398]; aule [BGU 2399, SB 11375]; other houses
[P.Hib. 236, SB 14292]; beershop (zytopoleion) [SB 14430]; threshing floor [P.Frankf.
21
98
1.36, 89, BGU 2397.8]; bath-house (balaneion) [SB 6283]; royal (i.e. state) granary [BGU
2383]
Animals: lambs [P.Kln 86, P.Oxy. 4825]; livestock (thremmata) [P.Oxy. 4825]; sheep
[P.Hib. 111, P.Kln 86, P.Wash.Univ. 77, SB 9617]; goat [P.Kln 86]; pigs [SB 9617,
16570]; calf [SB 16570]; oxen [SB 13254]; donkeys [P.Hib. 111, SB 6283]
Religion: rearer of ibises (ibioboskos) [SB 13254]; priest ( ) [P.Hib. 52];
chief-priest (archiereus) [P.Hib. 62]; BGU 1263.8 refers to a lessee of land in Tholthis as
a hierodoulos of Thoeris, but it is unclear whether one of temples of the goddess in
Oxyrhynchus or an unknown one in Tholthis is meant; distribution of alms (zakat) to
the poor [P.Khalili I 1]
Officials: phylakites (of the Lower toparchy) [P.Hib. 53, 236]; toparch(?) [P.Bingen
65.34 n.]; komogrammateus [P.Matr. 1 (of Tholthis and other villages of the Lower
toparchy), SB 9617 (of Tholthis and Mouchinaryo)]; archephodos [SB 16429]; meizon
[P.Oxy. 1831]
Occupations: shepherds [BGU 1943, P.Hib. 52, 53, P.Kln 86, P.Oxy. 1831]; demosios
georgos (who is also member of the catoecic cavalry) [P.Wash.Univ. 77]; slave who is
shepherd [P.Wash.Univ. 77]; beer-maker (zytopoios) [P.Hib. 94]; beer-seller (zytopoles)
[all SB XX instances relate to the beer-seller Ameneus]; rearer of ibises (ibioboskos) [SB
13254]; oil-seller (elaiopoles) [P.Hib. 53]; georgos [P.Hib. 52.32]; cobblers [P.Hamb.
187]; gnaphallopoles [P.Hamb. 187 (BL VI 49)]; syngraphophylax [BGU 1265, 1946,
2397]; field-guard (agrophylax) [P.Oxy. 1831]
Military: cleruchs [BGU 1265, 1278, 1943, 1945, 1959, 2394, 2397, P.Frankf. 1, 4,
P.Hamb. 189, SB 11061]; hippeus [SB 13254, P.Wash.Univ. 77]; Ptolemaic decurion
(dekanikos) [P.Hib. 90]; chiliarch [SB 6283]; pentacosiarch [BGU 1277, 2393]
Noteworthy landowners: Claudia Isidora alias Apia [SB 14292]; Ptolemaios, ex-kosmetes
of Alexandria [SB 14292]; Apion estate [P.Laur. 47, P.Oxy. 2207]
Taxes and other imposts: crown-tax [P.Oxy. 1659]; requisitions for Hadrians visit to
Egypt [SB 9617]; requisition of meat [SB 16570]
Note: in P.Oxy. 1831 the shepherds of Takona are said to have attacked those of Tholthis
and carried off some of their sheep. In P.Leit. 1 a man from Tholthis resides and is liable
for liturgies in Nemera.
4) Uncertain toparchy:
P.Oxy. VII 1061.28
SB XIV 12170.27
P.Schyen II 29.2
PSI VIII 947.26
22 BCE
31/2?
II (1st half)
185/6
99
II/III
II/III
II/III
c. 200/1
210/11
269/70
283 or 285
III
III
later III
III/IV
IV
471
V/VI
582
VI
VI?
Byz.
<kome>
<kome>
[kome]
chorion(?)
epoikion
kome
kome
Uncertain instances:
P.Oxy. XLVII 3365.32 = P.Coll. Youtie I 65
P.Oxy. XLII 3066.5 n. (?)
241
III
<kome>
Categories of land: private [P.Oxy. 3365 (deduced from 1 artaba per aroura tax rate)]
Cultures/agricultural products: threshed straw (chortopatema) [P.Oxy. 2985, 2986];
chaff (achyron) [P.Oxy. 2985]; wine [P.Oxy. 2985]; wheat [P.Harr. 224, P.Oxy. 3365, SB
12025, 12170]; chlora [P.Harr. 224]; barley [P.Harr. 224]; beans [SB 12025]
Associated kleroi: of Loipos and Po [P.Oxy. 3365]
Irrigation: mechanai [P.Lond. 774]
Topographical features: granary [P.Oxy. 2346]; orchard (pomarion) [P.Oxy. 2985]
Animals: donkey [P.Oxy. 2985]
Officials: komogrammateus [P.Oxy. 1061]; headmen (kephalaiotai) [PSI 47]; eirenarchoi
[PSI 47]; komarches [P.Erl. 101]; boethos [SB 12485]
Occupations: scribe (grammateus) [P.Oxy. 1948]; field-guards (agrophylakes) [PSI 47];
fishing [SB 11234]; enapographos georgos [P.Lond. 774]
Noteworthy landowners: Iulia Isidora, femina clarissima [P.Harr. 224]; Apion estate
[P.Lond. 774]; Apa Hor [SB 12485]
100
, - Tholthis, Mikra
http://www.trismegistos.org/geo/detail.php?tm=4562
P.Oxy. XVI 1985.7, 33 (see P.Oxy. LXX p. 133)
543
epoikion/ktema
- Thosbis
http://www.trismegistos.org/geo/detail.php?tm=2911
PSI XV 1539.4
P.Oxy. IV 721.9 = W.Chr. 369
SB XXII 15351.13 = P.Oxy. I 165 descr.
(see ZPE 174 (2010) 1567)
P.Harr. I 74.31
P.Oxy. LXXII 4860.12
P.Oxy. LXXII 4873.3
P.Oxy. IV 728.23, 4, 6
P.Oxy. III 614 descr.
PSI VIII 947.19
P.Oxy. VIII 1112.23 (cf. ZPE 170 (2009) 189)
P.IFAO III 15.4, 22
late I BCE
13/14
81
99
122
132/3
142
179/80
185/6
188
II?
<kome>
topoi
kome
topoi
101
II
21821
250
250
2536
III
III
mid-III
III/IV
c. 31320?
338
kome
kome
kome
kome
[kome]
102
Officials: sitologoi [P.Oxy. 614 (with boethos), 4873]; komarchai [P.Oxy. 3109]; prostatai
[P.Oxy. 5015]; komogrammateus [PSI 1539]
Occupations: georgos [PSI 947]; baker (artokopos) [P.Kln 233]
Noteworthy landowners: Aurelius Sarapion alias Dionysotheon, ex-gymnasiarchos and
bouleutes of Oxyrhynchus [P.Oxy. 2795]
Taxes and other imposts: crown-tax [P.Oxy. 1659]; epikephalaion poleos [P.Oxy. 3787]
103
* - Iatrou
http://www.trismegistos.org/geo/detail.php?tm=4508
P.Oxy. LXIII 4372.8, 55
34199?
epoikion
early IV
epoikion
Uncertain instance:
T.Varie 31.11, 13, 17 ( / /)
Etymology: lit. the hamlet of (the) doctor.
Note: the Oxyrhynchite provenance for T.Varie 31 is uncertain (see P.Oxy. 4372.8 n.).
SB XXVI 16442.6 (VI/VII) mentions an epoikion Iatrou in a list of Heracleopolite
villages. It is unclear whether it should be identified with the village attested in P.Oxy.
4372.
[ - Ibion [
http://www.trismegistos.org/geo/detail.php?tm=877
C.Pap.Jud. III 516.2 ( [ ] [)
II
Etymology: named after a sanctuary of ibises; on toponyms called Ibion (of N.N.), see
generally A. Calderini, Ibin nei nomi dei luogo dellEgitto greco-romano, in Mlanges
Maspero II/2 34555, and K. Vandorpe, Les villages des Ibis dans la toponymie tardive,
Enchoria 18 (1991) 11522.
- Ibion
http://www.trismegistos.org/geo/detail.php?tm=877
104
IV
VI (1st half)
567/8
VI
VI/VII
VI/VII
616/17?
<kome>
<kome>
Uncertain instances: PSI XII 1260.6 (III) may refer to the Hermopolite village Ibion; cf.
Drew-Bear, Le nome Hermopolite 1224 s.v., and Pruneti, I centri 645 n. 2. Cf. also SB
XIV 12170.23 (31/2?) with ZPE 28 (1978) 258 (24 n.).
Etymology: see above, s.v. [
Cultures/agricultural products: wheat [P.Oxy. 1917]; wine [perhaps implied by P.Oxy.
2155.1011; PSI 953]
Religion: (Christian) priests [P.Oxy. 1917.5, 19, 23, 26, 36]; deacon [P.Oxy. 1917.5];
monk(?) [P.Oxy. 1917.11 (BL VII 142)]; priest and steward (oikonomos)
[P.Oxy. 1917.19], priest and steward [P.Oxy. 1917.26]
Officials: protokometai [P.Oxy. 1917.5, 15, 53]; eirenarchos [P.Oxy. 1917.28]; komarches
[P.Oxy. 2155]
Occupations: symmachos [P.Oxy. 1917.28]; oil-maker (elaiourgos) [P.Oxy. 1917.40];
agrelates (perhaps game-beater or Wildhter) [P.Oxy. 1917.41]; washer/cleaner
(niptes) [P.Oxy. 1917.39]; katamenioi (monthly workmen?) [P.Oxy. 2155]; plastopoioi
(moulders) [P.Oxy. 2155]; potter [P.Oxy. 2155]
Noteworthy landowners: Apion estate [P.Oxy. 158, 998, 1908, 1917, PSI 953]
Note: it is unclear whether the above instances relate to the same village or whether they
are abbreviated writings for one or more of the villages called N.N.
- Ibion Ammoniou
http://www.trismegistos.org/geo/detail.php?tm=879
P.Oxy. III 492.3
PSI XV 1536.1
P.Kln III 150.6 (see 57 n.), 21 ()
SB XXVI 16570.97 = P.Oxy. XXIV 2422
130
II
226 or 242
290
105
III
341
kome (8)
Uncertain instance: cf. the possibe place name mns in O.Pisa 20.ii.x+11, which
Zauzich, Enchoria 15 (1987) 171, relates to Ibion Ammoniou.
Etymology: see above, s.v. [; second element < Greek personal name .
Administrative subdivision: Lower toparchy
Position in official lists of villages: last after Souis [SB 16570]
Cultures/agricultural products: wheat [SB 13035]; barley [SB 13035]
Associated kleroi: of Demetrios and others [SB 13035]
Topographical features: house [P.Kln 150]
Animals: calf [SB 16570]; pig [SB 16570]
Religion: seven-day festival starting on 17 Pauni with musical performances [P.Oxy.
5014]
Officials: prostatai [P.Oxy. 5014]; archephodos [PSI 1536]
Taxes and other imposts: requisition of meat [SB 16570]
Noteworthy landowners: Serenus son of Saras, former archon [SB 13035]
- Ibion Antilochou
http://www.trismegistos.org/geo/detail.php?tm=881
SB X 10573.1722 ( )
P.Oslo II 26.8 ( )
22
10 BCE
5/4 BCE
The provenance of this papyrus is apparently the Fayum (see R. A. Coles, JEA 53 (1967) 121), but this
does not necessarily imply that the document itself originated in the Arsinoite nome (that one of the bulls
leased in it is named [78] is likewise not decisive); cf. Pruneti, I centri s.v. n. 2 and
Calderini-Daris, Dizionario III p. 9 s.v. At any rate, an Ibion Antilochou in the Arisnoite is not otherwise
known.
106
Etymology: see above, s.v. [; second element < Greek personal name .
Administrative subdivision: Western toparchy
Relative location: opposite (i.e. across a canal from) Pela [P.Oslo 26; cf. also the village
above]
Categories of land: former vineland (chersos) [P.Oslo 26]
Cultures/agricultural products: lentils [P.Oslo 26]; wheat [P.Oslo 26, SB 10573]
Topographical features: threshing floors [SB 10573]
Animals: bulls [SB 10573]
Occupations: public farmer (demosios georgos) [P.Oslo 26]
[ - Ibion K[
http://www.trismegistos.org/geo/detail.php?tm=888
P.Giss. 115 descr.
IV
- Ibion Kemeskouphios
http://www.trismegistos.org/geo/detail.php?tm=9475
SB XX 15144.3, 5 ( )
after 4/5
107
- Ibion Takona
http://www.trismegistos.org/geo/detail.php?tm=9988
P.Oxy. XVII 2141.3 (BL VIII 254)
208?
- Ibion Chyseos
http://www.trismegistos.org/geo/detail.php?tm=2851
P.Heid. VII 398.3 (Hermopolite)
P.Oxy. XIV 1724.13 (Hermopolite)
P.Oxy. XLIV 3174.5
P.Oxy. XII 1442.2
PSI Com9 4.4 (Comunicazioni Vitelli 9 (2011)
2022)
P.Oxy. XIV 1637.27
P.Oxy. XXXIV 2712.7 ( )
SB XX 14469.10 (Hermopolite)
SB XIV 12214.10 (Hermopolite)
P.Vindob. G 40254.923 (Hermopolite)
SB XXII 15492.2 = P.Lond. III 1311
1769
early III
229
252
256
25661
292/3
303
335?
IV (1st half)
VI/VII
kome
kome
Uncertain instance: BGU II 552 fr. A iii.2 (263); see Mitthof, APF 49 (2003) 212.
Etymology: see above, s.v. [
23
108
Administrative subdivision/Relative location: the village was near Chysis, i.e. at the
border of the Hermopolite and Oxyrhynchite nomes; see Drew-Bear, Le nome
Hermopolite 1312 s.v. It appears to have been part of the Oxyrhynchite nome (Upper
toparchy) only in the third century CE.
Cultures/agricultural products: wine [P.Oxy. 1724, 2712.9, PSI Com9 4]; wheat [P.Oxy.
2712]
Associated kleroi: of Hermophilos [P.Oxy. 1724]
Animals: pigs [SB 12214]
Officials: sitologoi [P.Heid. 398]; dekaprotos [P.Oxy. 1442, SB 14469]; praktor argyrikon
[P.Oxy. 3174]; protokometai [SB 15492]; gnoster [SB 14469]
Noteworthy landowners: Aurelia Dioskouriaina, matrona stolata [P.Oxy. 2712; cf.
Rowlandson, Landowners and Tenants 112]; Aurelia Herakleidiaina, matrona stolata,
daughter of Herakleides, bouleutes of Alexandria [P.Oxy. 1637]; Aurelia Maxima
daughter of Ammonius, aste [P.Oxy. 1442]; Spartiates alias Chaeremon [PSI Com9 4]
Taxes and other imposts: one- and two-drachma tax [P.Oxy. 1442]; tax on vineland
(telesma ampelou) [PSI Com9 4]; requisition of meat [SB 12214]
Note: see also below s.v. .
- Iboitos
http://www.trismegistos.org/geo/detail.php?tm=4597
P.Oxy. XVI 2032.36
P.Oxy. XVI 1913 col. i (see ZPE 123 (1998) 163)
P.Oxy. LV 3805.65
540/41
c. 555?
after 566
109
*** [] ( ) - Idy( )
http://www.trismegistos.org/geo/detail.php?tm=4598
P.Oxy. XII 1434.24
107/8
- Ieme
http://www.trismegistos.org/geo/detail.php?tm=3939
P.Kln III 141.11 (BL VIII 156)
57/8
PSI XIII 1322.15
118/19
P.Oxy. XLI 2968.17, 21
190
P.Oxy. XLIV 3169.30, 32, 63, 78, 80, 102, 165,
c. 20012
166, 187, 207, 217, 223, 227, 233, 234, 235, 241 ()
SB XIV 11272.7 n. (])
211
P.Oxy. XIV 1659.65, 84
21821
P.Oxy. XII 1444.34 ()
249
SB XXVI 16570.46 = P.Oxy. XXIV 2422
290
P.Oxy. X 1285.98
III
P.Oxy. XLIV 3170.61, 223
III
P.Wash.Univ. II 81.19
III
P.Oxy. VI 997 descr.
IV
P.Ryl. IV 715.7
V
P.Oxy. XVI 2040.18 ()
566/7
P.Oxy. LXIX 4757.14 ()
late VI
kome
kome
topoi
kome
kome
110
Categories of land: hypologos [P.Kln 141]; confiscated [P.Kln 141]; former vineland
(chersos) [P.Kln 141]
Associated kleroi: of Chares [PSI 1322]
Animals: pigs [SB 16570]
Officials: komarches [P.Oxy. 4757]; sitologos [SB 11272(?)]
Occupations: carpenter (tekton) [P.Oxy. 3169.233]; enapographos georgos [P.Oxy. 4757]
Noteworthy landowners: Iulia daughter of Ploutarchos alias Sarapion [PSI 1322]
Taxes and other imposts: crown-tax [P.Oxy. 1659]; epiklasmoi [P.Oxy. 3169]; syntaxis
[P.Oxy. 3169]; requisition of meat [SB 16570]
** - Hierakos
http://www.trismegistos.org/geo/detail.php?tm=4608
P.Erl. 93.1
II/III
ktema
198209
ktema(?)
Uncertain instance:
P.Rein. II 101.10
Etymology: < Greek personal name .
Note: apparently the name of a viticultural site rather than a settlement.
- Hiereon
http://www.trismegistos.org/geo/detail.php?tm=4609
P.Oxy. XXXVI 2775.4 (
)
P.Oxy. XVI 2020.32
P.Oxy. VII 1072.14 (BL X 140)
late III
epoikion
c. 56788
VI
ktema
111
VI
late VI
VI/VII
epoikion
epoikion
- Hippeou
http://www.trismegistos.org/geo/detail.php?tm=4640
P.Oxy. XIX 2244.29
SB I 1973.21 (( ))
528/543/558
?
epoikion
chorion
112
- Hipponamou
http://www.trismegistos.org/geo/detail.php?tm=4639
P.Oxy. XLIX 3512.7, 29
492
epoikion
- Isidorou
http://www.trismegistos.org/geo/detail.php?tm=9480
P.Oxy. LV 3787.39
c. 31320?
epoikion
- Isieion
http://www.trismegistos.org/geo/detail.php?tm=922
113
c. 245 BCE
II
345/6?
- Isieion Ano
http://www.trismegistos.org/geo/detail.php?tm=4652
SB XIV 12170.25
P.Oxy. IV 732.2 (BL I 327)
SB XVI 13003.1213
P.Oxy. XII 1539.11
SB VIII 10207.3, 11 = P.Leit. 15
P.Oxy. VI 907.8 ( )
31/2?
150
178
179/80
II/III
276
topoi
kome
24
Non siamo di grado di stabilire se stia qui a indicare un santuario o un villaggio (Pruneti, I
114
- Isieion Zapitou
http://www.trismegistos.org/geo/detail.php?tm=2855
P.Oxy. VI 897.67
346
kome
- Isieion Kato
http://www.trismegistos.org/geo/detail.php?tm=4653
SB XII 11167.6 = P.Oxy. III 627 descr.
P.Oxy. X 1285.[39], 132
P.Oxy. XII 1529.5
SB XXII 15603.25 = P.Corn. 52+53
P.Oxy. LXIX 4748.4
P.Oxy. XVI 1866.2
SPP VIII 1346.2, 5 (cf. BL VIII 453)
P.Laur. II 47.2
P.Sijp. 37.19
P.Khalili I 1.10 = II 2 ( ()())25
25
148
III
III
late III
307
VI/VII
VI/VII
early VII
VII/VIII
VIII
kome
chorion
chorion
115
Uncertain instances:
CPR XXII 3.5 ( ; see n. ad loc.)
VII/VIII
chorion
[ - Isieion Kerk[
http://www.trismegistos.org/geo/detail.php?tm=4655
P.Giss. 115.ii.9
IV
116
- Isieion Nesla
http://www.trismegistos.org/geo/detail.php?tm=11682
P.Oxy. LXXII 4889.15 (see n. ad loc.)
176/7
- Isieion Panga
http://www.trismegistos.org/geo/detail.php?tm=2854
P.Oxy. II 250.5 (BL I 319) ( )
P.Oxy. LXXI 4824.910 ( )
SB XX 14095.ii.78 = P.Oxy. II 357 descr.
( )
PSI IX 1029 verso (see introd.)
PSI VII 772.4 ( )
P.Kln XII 487.15 ( )
P.Amst. I 30.45
P.Thomas 12.2, 5, 17
P.Oxy. LXXI 4827.[8] (see n. ad loc.)
P.Oxy. XIV 1687.13, 21
P.Harr. I 71.17
P.Oxy. III 533.23
P.Oxy. VI 899.7
P.Col. X 265.16
P.Oxy. XII 1522.4
SB XXIV 16172.6, 29 = P.Oxy. VI 988
P.Oxy. VI 988v
P.Oxy. L 3565.1, 1213, 42
PSI VIII 880.910
P.Oxy. XII 1502v.1
61?
67
late I
kome
kome (16)
I?
98117
11738
mid-II
after 167/8
c. 173
184/5
189
II/III
200
20612
after 222
224
after 224
245
254/5
after 260
<kome>
kome
kome
kome (17)
kome
[kome]
117
after 272
280
282
292
296
III
III
III
late III
III/IV
early IV
315
316
318
325
334
345/6?
355
441/2
462
540/41
557
566
VI
VI
VI/VII
kome
kome
kome
chorion
kome
kome
118
16172]; chlora [P.Oxy. 4827]; wheat [P.Oxy. 4827, 4913, SB 16172]; wine [P.NYU II 11,
PSI 165(?)]; achyron [P.NYU II 11]
Associated kleroi: of Theophilos and Herakleides [P.Oxy. 1502, 4827]; of Nikanor and
Drimakos [P.Oxy. 250 (called of Dorotheos), 1687]; of Herakleides [P.Thomas 12]; of
Archepolis [P.Oxy. 988v]
Irrigation: the great canal (megale dioryx) [P.Oxy. 988v]; another canal (dioryx) to the
west of the great canal [P.Oxy. 988v]; land damaged by Nile floods [P.Oxy. 1502];
irrigation work relating to vineyard [P.NYU II 11]; lakkos [P.Oxy. 2035, PSI 165];
pleurismos [P.Thomas 12]
Topographical features: threshing floor [P.Oxy. 1255, SB 16172]; vacant lots (psiloi
topoi) in the eastern parts of the village with a dovecote (peristereon) and other
appurtenances [P.Oxy. 3565]; oikopedon [P.Oxy. 3758]; public granary [P.Oxy. 4827
(not necessarily of Isieion Panga)]; house with aithrion and courtyard (aule) in the
western part of the village [P.Col. 265]; street by the new bath (balaneion) in the
western part of the village [P.Col. 265]; vacant lots in the western part of the village
[P.Col. 265]; houses and vacant lots (psiloi topoi) [P.Harr. 71]
Animals: goats and kids [P.Oxy. 4824, SB 14095]
Religion: church [P.Oxy. 1911, 3804]
Officials: praktores argyrikon [P.Oxy. 533]; komarchai [P.Oxy. 1255, 2206]; dekaprotos
[P.Oxy. 1255, PSI 187, 807]; praktor stephanikon [P.Oxy. 1522]; meizon [P.Oxy. 2206];
laographoi [P.Oxy. 3565]; komogrammateus (of Isieion Panga and other villages)
[P.Thomas 12]; archephodos [SB 12534]
Occupations: stippotimetai [P.Oxy. 103 (BL VII 127)]; secretary (grammateus) of
praktores argyrikon [P.Oxy. 533]; georgos [PSI 165]
Noteworthy landowners: Aurelius Themistokles alias Dioskourides, gymnasiarchos and
ex-prytanis [P.Oxy. 103]; Aurelia Eutropie, daughter of Theodoros alias Chairemon,
gymnasiarchos, prytanis and bouleutes [P.Oxy. 3255]; Aurelius Aniketos son of
Ploutarchos, ex-magistrate in charge of the conveyance of oxen and bouleutes [P.Oxy.
3565]; Aurelius Ploutarchos alias Ammonios, ex-gymnasiarchos and bouleutes [P.Mich.
610]; Phanias son of Sarapion alias Phanias, chief-priest of the temple of Hadrian in
Oxyrhynchus [P.Oxy. 4827]; Aurelius Didymos son of Sarapion, ex-magistrate (arxas)
of Alexandria [PSI 1071]; city of Oxyrhynchus [PSI 1330]; house owned by Marcus
Aurelius Alkimos alias Hermias son of Hermias, Alexandrian and Roman citizen [P.Col.
265]; Fl. Iulianus, ex-curator [P.Oxy. 4092]; heirs of Ammonianos, ex-logistes [PSI 469
(BL IX 315)]; Apion estate [P.Oxy. 1053, 2032, 2035, 2206, 3804]
Taxes and other imposts: crown-tax [P.Oxy. 1522]
119
Other: P.Oxy. 3758 attests a Libyan immigrant (paroikos) laying claim to property in
Isieion Panga; Alexandrian lessee of land in Isieion Panga [P.Oxy. 4827]; a lessor of land
in Isieion Panga from Oxyrhynchus is a bearer of the busts of our lord Probus Augustus
and his Victory in the processions [P.Mich. 610].
- Isieion Pekysios
http://www.trismegistos.org/geo/detail.php?tm=4668
P.Oxy. XII 1465.2 ( ), 5 () I BCE
Etymology: see above s.v. ; second element < Hellenized Egyptian personal
name .
Topographical features: threshing floors [P.Oxy. 1465]
Occupations: guard of the threshing floors (halonophylax) [P.Oxy. 1465]
- Isieion Tryphonos
http://www.trismegistos.org/geo/detail.php?tm=2856
P.Oxy. XLIX 3462.4 ( ())
P.Oxy. VIII 1124.1011 ( )
PSI VIII 897.61 ( )
P.Oxy. VIII 1145 introd.
PSI VI 687.2 (() ())
P.Oxy. III 492.2 ( [])
SB XVI 13003.[12], 12 (BL XI 221)
SB XXIV 16009.34 = XIV 12180
P.Oxy. IV 719.10, 14 ( )
P.Oxy. LXV 4485.1
SB XIV 12040.3
P.Oxy. III 533.4
P.Oxy. XIV 1659.100, 112
P.Oxy. XLIII 3108.6
P.Oxy. XLII 3048.17
I BCE
26
93
I
I/II
130
178
186?
193
II
II
II/III
21821
c. 240
246
kome
120
2536
274
III
III
III
III
III
late III
III/IV
III/IV
c. 31320?
IV
576/7?
kome
kome
121
Officials: komarchai [P.Oxy. 3109]; archephodos [P.Oxy. 4485]; dekaprotos [SB 12111]
Occupations: pragmateutes [P.Oxy. 3048]; phrontistes [P.Oxy. 3048]; georgos [P.Oxy.
3048, SB 12111]; paidaria [P.Oxy. 3048]
Noteworthy landowners: Calpurnia Herakleia alias Eudamia [P.Oxy. 3048]
Taxes and other imposts: crown-tax [P.Oxy. 1659]
- Isichiou
http://www.trismegistos.org/geo/detail.php?tm=4675
P.Oxy. XVIII 2195.45
576/7?
- Istrou
http://www.trismegistos.org/geo/detail.php?tm=4680
P.Kln III 141.9
P.Harr. I 76.3 (BL IX 101)
P.Oxy. LXXII 4878.7
P.Oxy. LX 4059.10, 12
P.Oxy. III 630.11 (see ZPE 160 (2007) 193f.)
P.Mich. XVIII 786.6, 12, 17, 34, 64, 119
P.Oxy. XIV 1659.66
P.Oxy. XII 1444.22
P.Oxy. VI 907.8
SB XXVI 16570.50 = P.Oxy. XXIV 2422
P.Oxy. X 1285.[15], 108
P.Oxy. XLIV 3170.83, 211
P.Wash.Univ. II 81.22
PSI VII 779.2
P.Oxy. LX 4089.21, 51
P.Wash.Univ. I 28.6
57/8
89
c. 135
159
c. 161
167
21821
249
276
290
III
III
III
III/IV?
351
VI/VII
epoikion
epoikion
epoikion
epoikion
epoikion
epoikion
<epoikion>
<kome>
122
Etymology: The name of [] of the Middle toparchy is the same as the Greek
name of the Russian river Don and of a settlement at its mouth. An in the
same toparchy was called , the name of the Danube and a settlement at the
mouth of the Danube. It may be that these place names reflect the presence of Thracian
immigrants in the area, compare in general V. Velkov, A. Fol, Les Thraces en Egypte
Grco-Romaine (P.Oxy. LVIII 3918.16 n.).
Administrative subdivision: Middle toparchy; 7th pagus
Relative location: P.Oxy. 907.8 refers to viticultural land
(sc. ? Isieion Ano was in the south of the Lower toparchy); cf. n.
ad loc. and Pruneti, I centri 6970 n. 3.
Position in official lists of villages: between Petne and Sento [P.Oxy. 1285]; between
Ieme and Senepta [P.Oxy. 1659]; between Petne and Tanais [SB 16570]; between Petne
and N.N. [P.Wash.Univ. 81]
Categories of land: hypologos [P.Kln 141]; confiscated [P.Kln 141]; former vineland
(chersos) [P.Kln 141]
Cultures/agricultural products: wheat [P.Oxy. 907]; wine [P.Oxy. 907]
Irrigation: work on dikes [P.Harr. 76 with BL IX 101]; public dikes [P.Harr. 76]; lakkos
[P.Wash.Univ. 28]
Animals: calf [SB 16570]; pig [SB 16570]
Officials: chomatepistatai [P.Harr. 76 with BL IX 101]
Occupations: georgoi [P.Mich. 786]; potamitai [P.Wash.Univ. 28]
Noteworthy landowners: Aurelius Hermogenes alias Eudaimon, exegetes and prytanis
[P.Oxy. 907]
Taxes and other imposts: crown-tax [P.Oxy. 1659]; grain collected from Istrou by the
epimeletes of the military camp at Psobthis [P.Oxy. 4089]; anabolikon [PSI 779];
requisition of meat [SB 16570]
Other: two individuals from Oxyrhynchus reside in Istrou [P.Oxy. 4059]. PSI 779
mentions 853 arouras belonging to the territory of Istrou.
123
[ - Ischy[
http://www.trismegistos.org/geo/detail.php?tm=9860
P.Oxy. LXII 4341.6
319
epoikion
** - Ioannou
http://www.trismegistos.org/geo/detail.php?tm=4683
SB I 1945.8
O.Ashm.Shelt. 39.5
V/VI
VI?
chorion(?)
chorion
- Ionthis
http://www.trismegistos.org/geo/detail.php?tm=4688
P.Oxy. LXXII 4868.6
P.Oxy. XLI 2968.19
P.Hamb. IV 253.7
P.Oxy. XII 1421.5 ()
SB XVI 13081.ii.13
122/3
190
early III
III
V/VI
kome
<kome?>
124
125
[ ] (?) - .[..].....(?)
http://www.trismegistos.org/geo/detail.php?tm=9989
P.Kln III 141.6 (see n. ad loc.)
57/8
[ ( ) - K[..( )
http://www.trismegistos.org/geo/detail.php?tm=9990
P.Theon 6.8 = P.Wisc. II 82
157
[ - K..[
http://www.trismegistos.org/geo/detail.php?tm=9991
P.Oxy. XVI 2042.16
[ - K........[
http://www.trismegistos.org/geo/detail.php?tm=9992
126
VI
ktema
[ ] - K.[...]....
http://www.trismegistos.org/geo/detail.php?tm=9481
P.Leid.Inst. 80 B.ii.2
VII/VIII
chorion
[ - Kaball[
http://www.trismegistos.org/geo/detail.php?tm=9482
P.Oxy. LV 3795.6
early IV
- Kathegetou
http://www.trismegistos.org/geo/detail.php?tm=4693
P.Oxy. XVI 1913 col. i (see ZPE 123 (1998) 163)
P.Iand. III 51.16 ()
P.Oxy. XVI 2035.33
c. 555?
VI
late VI
127
- Kainon
http://www.trismegistos.org/geo/detail.php?tm=4701
P.Oxy. XVIII 2195.49
576/7?
epoikion
- Kainon Pomarion
http://www.trismegistos.org/geo/detail.php?tm=14016
P.CtYBR inv. 1257.45 ([] [)
(see ZPE 172 (2010) 181)
IV/V
epoikion
** - Kakema
http://www.trismegistos.org/geo/detail.php?tm=4713
SB I 1945.9
V/VI
chorion(?)
128
- Kalae
http://www.trismegistos.org/geo/detail.php?tm=9140
P.Wash.Univ. I 25.7
530
epoikion/ktema
** - Kalamia
http://www.trismegistos.org/geo/detail.php?tm=4717
SB I 1945.10
V/VI
chorion(?)
- Kallou
http://www.trismegistos.org/geo/detail.php?tm=4745
P.Oxy. XVI 1916.8
after 547
See s.v.
129
- Kalpouniou
http://www.trismegistos.org/geo/detail.php?tm=4749
P.Oxy. XIV 1659.103 (( ); BL VIII 248)
P.Mil. II 64.4 = SB VI 9503
21821
440
epoikion
epoikion
Form: perhaps a variant phonetic spelling of (see below s.v.); see ZPE 170
(2009) 188.
Administrative subdivision: Lower toparchy
Cultures/agricultural products: wine [P.Mil. 64]
Irrigation: mechane (called ) [P.Mil. 64]
Occupations: georgos [P.Mil. 64]; estate pronoetes [P.Mil. 64.17]
Noteworthy landowners: Arkadia, daughter of the emperor Arkadios [P.Mil. 64]
Taxes and other imposts: crown-tax [P.Oxy. 1659]
- Kalybe
http://www.trismegistos.org/geo/detail.php?tm=4750
P.Oxy. XIX 2244.30 (() ), 32
P.Oxy. XVI 2055.40
P.Oxy. XVIII 2197.34, 37
P.Oxy. XVI 2031.18
528/543/558
VI
VI
VI/VII
epoikion
V/VI
[epoikion?]
[ktema]
Uncertain instance:
PSI III 180.1 (]; BL VII 232)
Etymology: vielleicht nach einer Htte benannt (Krger, Oxyrhynchos in der Kaiserzeit
274).
130
Relative location: mentioned together with Matreou, which was in the same area as
Episemou and Adaiou (i.e. near the border of the Upper and Eastern toparchies and of
the 3rd and 4th pagi), and Psaei [P.Oxy. 2197].
Irrigation: mechane and new lakkos [P.Oxy. 2197]; mechane (called ) [P.Oxy.
2244]
Occupations: Apionic pronoetes [P.Oxy. 2031 (anonymous)]; georgos [P.Oxy. 2197,
2244, PSI 180 (enapographos)]
Noteworthy landowners: Apion estate [P.Oxy. 2031, 2197, 2244, PSI 180]
Note: inhabitants from Kalybe, along with those from Atha, are said to have stolen
eight baukalia in P.Oxy. 2055.
- Kalorias
http://www.trismegistos.org/geo/detail.php?tm=3388
P.Oxy. XIX 2244.28
P.Oxy. XVIII 2197.145, 163
P.Princ. III 158.8 ()
P.Oxy. XVI 2025.3
SB I 1989(e) (( ))
528/543/558
VI
VI
VI/VII
?
epoikion
ktema
VII/VIII
chorion
epoikion
chorion
Uncertain instance:
SPP X 198.4 (cf. Pruneti, I centri s.v. n. 1)
Relative location: mentioned together with Orthoniou and Perouen in P.Oxy. 2197
(Perouen was probably in the territory of the former Lower toparchy; see s.v.
).
Irrigation: lakkos [P.Oxy. 2197]; mechane (called ) [P.Oxy. 2244]
Occupations: georgos [P.Oxy. 2197, 2244]
Noteworthy landowners: Apion estate [P.Oxy. 2025, 2197, 2244]
131
- Kame
http://www.trismegistos.org/geo/detail.php?tm=4759
P.Oxy. XVI 1972.10
560
ktema
** - Kamilionos
http://www.trismegistos.org/geo/detail.php?tm=4762
SB I 1973.18 ()
chorion
- Karponiou
http://www.trismegistos.org/geo/detail.php?tm=4749
P.Oxy. XVI 2042.7
[ - Kati.[
http://www.trismegistos.org/geo/detail.php?tm=9492
P.Oxy. LV 3795.4
early IV
epoikion
132
[ - Ke[
http://www.trismegistos.org/geo/detail.php?tm=9993
P.Oxy. VI 899.7
200
Relative location: near Senekeleu (Western toparchy; 3rd pagus) and probably in the
Western toparchy; Pruenti, I centri s.v. n. 1 = BL VIII 238, therefore suspects that the
village name might be [.
- Kegethis
http://www.trismegistos.org/geo/detail.php?tm=4696
P.Oxy. XVI 1832.2
P.Oxy. XVI 1910.23 ()
V/VI
VI/VII
kome
kome
- Kelchoupet
http://www.trismegistos.org/geo/detail.php?tm=9133
P.Oxy. LXII 4342.i.14
IV
epoikion
133
** ( ) - Kera( )
http://www.trismegistos.org/geo/detail.php?tm=5206
SB I 1945.11
V/VI
chorion(?)
Note: perhaps identical with the following entry. A marginal jotting in A. S. Hunts copy
of SB I in the Sackler Library, Oxford, also suggests the possibility of reading ( ).
- Keramion
http://www.trismegistos.org/geo/detail.php?tm=3434
P.NYU II 33.3
P.Erl. 93.12 (( ); () edd. )
P.Oxy. LXII 4343.24
II
II/III
IV
chorion
[ - Kerk[
http://www.trismegistos.org/geo/detail.php?tm=10233
PSI VII 870 fr. g.60
II/III
134
[ - Kerk[
http://www.trismegistos.org/geo/detail.php?tm=1045
P.Oxy. XII 1449.62 (named with )
21316
[ - Kerk[
http://www.trismegistos.org/geo/detail.php?tm=10232
P.Oslo III 144.32
27275
[ - Kerke
http://www.trismegistos.org/geo/detail.php?tm=9994
P.Oxy. XXIV 2411.15
c. 173/4
kome
- Kerkeeris
http://www.trismegistos.org/geo/detail.php?tm=2677
T.Varie 63 B.1 ()
SB I 1966
III/IV
VI
kome
kome
135
- Kerkethyris
http://www.trismegistos.org/geo/detail.php?tm=1075
P.Oxy. II 248.19 (BL VII 129)
P.Oxy. LVII 3903.25, 3904.212
SB XX 14409.viii.7, 17 = P.Oxy. VI 985 descr.
P.Stras. IV 244.8
P.Oxy. XLIV 3197.14
P.Oxy. III 503.6
P.Oxy. III 490.5, [9] (BL VIII 236)
P.Oxy. LXXII 4875.3
P.Oxy. LXXII 4876.2
P.IFAO III 18 fr. b.25
PSI XIV 1409.2
P.Oxy. XII 1449.62
P.Oxy. XIV 1659.35
P.Oxy. LXXIII 4961.14, 54
P.Oxy. XXII 2350.i.5, 9
P.Oxy. LXVII 4590.10, 12
SB XXVI 16570.14 = P.Oxy. XXIV 2422
P.Oxy. LXIX 4747.67
P.Oxy. VII 1065 introd.
P.Oxy. X 1285.70
PSI VIII 945.23
P.Vars. 14 introd.
SB XIV 12108.19
P.Oxy. VII 1052.15, 24
SB XXIV 15955.8 ([])
P.Oxy. XVI 2018.32, 33, 37
80
99
c. 106?
10716
111
118
124
135
135
136?
1957
21316
21821
223
224
231
290
296
III
III
III
III
III/IV
after 362
540 or 541
VI
kome
kome
kome
<kome>
kome
kome (5 n.)
topoi
kome
kome
epoikion
Uncertain instances:
P.Oxy. VI 899.7 (see above s.v. [ )
200
VI/VII
136
Position in official lists of villages: between Mouchinaxap and Alexoutos [P.Oxy. 1052];
first before Seryphis [P.Oxy. 1285]; between an uncertain village and Senekeleu [P.Oxy.
1659]; between Leukiou and Paeimis [SB 16570]; between Mouchinaxap and Seryphis
[SB 12108]
Categories of land: catoecic [P.Oxy. 248]
Cultures/agricultural products: wheat [P.Oxy. 2350]; lachanospermon [P.Oxy. 2350];
wine(?) [P.Stras. 244]; wool and woad [P.Oxy. 1052]
Associated kleroi: of Ktesikles [P.Oxy. 248]; of Epimachos [P.Oxy. 248]; of Tarouthinas
and Parmenion [P.Oxy. 39034 (not certainly in the territory of Kerkethyris)]
Irrigation: canal (dioryx) of Apollophanes [SB 12108]; irrigation work [SB 12108]
Topographical features: farmstead (epaulis) in a state of ruin (sympeptokyia) with
tower (pyrgos), dovecotes (peristereai), aulai and other implements [P.Oxy. 248]; house
and court (aule) with four palm trees [P.Oxy. 503]; another house and court (aule)
[P.Oxy. 490]
Animals: calf [SB 16570]; pig [SB 16570]
Religion: representations (eikonidia) of Caracalla, Severus and Julia Domna [P.Oxy.
1449]
Officials: komogrammateus [P.Oxy. 39034]; sitologoi [P.Oxy. 4590, 4875, 4876]
Occupations: slave [P.Oxy. 3197]; georgos [P.Oxy. 4590]
Noteworthy landowners: an ex-gymnasiarchos and exegetes (name not preserved)
[P.Oxy. 2350]; Iulii Theones [P.Oxy. 3197]
Taxes and other imposts: crown-tax [P.Oxy. 1659]; requisition of meat [SB 16570]
Other: a metron elaiourgikon of Kerkethyris is mentioned in P.Oxy. 2350.9.
- Kerkethonis
http://www.trismegistos.org/geo/detail.php?tm=9153
P.Oxy. L 3589.4 ()
II
137
- Kerkemounis
http://www.trismegistos.org/geo/detail.php?tm=1052
P.Hib. II 248 fr. 1 descr. ([)
SB XX 15144.4 (])
P.Oxy. IV 746.7
PSI IV 320.9
P.Oxy. XXXVIII 2850.17
P.Oxy. LXXIV 4983.5, 6
P.Oxy. XLI 2959.12
P.Oxy. IV 837 descr.
P.Theon. 16.5
P.Theon. 22.23
P.Oxy. LXII 4336.3 ()
P.Wisc. I 9.8, [20]
P.Leid.Inst. 43.5
P.Worp 22.6
P.Mert. I 25.2
P.Oxy. XIV 1659.22 ([][())
SB XVIII 13131.12
SB XIV 12079.8
P.Oxy. X 1285.66
P.Oxy. XLIV 3170.35, 105, 149
SB XIV 12108.17
P.Oxy. LXIX 4753.9
P.Oxy. LXII 4342.i.4
SB XVIII 13598.2 ()
c. 250 BCE
after 4/5
16
18
29
c. 76
99
117/18
159
160
c. 16971
183
II
II?
214
21821
230/31
258/9
III
III
III/IV
341
IV
VI/VII
kome (15)
topoi
topoi
Uncertain instance:
138
157
139
- Kerkenetrai
http://www.trismegistos.org/geo/detail.php?tm=1053
P.Oxy. III 520.9 (( ))
PSI X 1123.12, 21 + introd.
143
152
13
13
29 (or 15 BCE)
after 44
64
75
135
140/41
c. 152
158
158
kome (20)
[kome] (16)
160
183
II
II?
II/III
21821
247/8
before 258
topoi
kome
kome
topoi
topoi
topoi
kome
On the identity of these toponyms, see S. Daris, Stud. Pap. 19 (1980) 11718, and cf. Pruneti, I centri
140
290
III
III
III
III
III
III/IV
III/IV?
305
331
after 362
496
VI/VII
kome
kome
epoikion
141
Topographical features: granaries [P.Oxy. 2766]; vacant lots (psiloi topoi) [P.Oxy. 2277]
Animals: calf [SB 16570]; sheep and lambs [P.Kln 188]; goats [P.Kln 188]
Religion: shrine of Thoeris (thoerieion) of Osorphnas [P.Oxy. 1188; cf. Whitehorne,
ANRW II 18.5 (1995) 3077 with n. 88]; temple of Harpebekis (= Horus the Hawk) with a
tomb of scared animals ( ) [P.Oxy. 1188]
Officials: sitologoi [P.Oxy. 516, 631 (also of Petne), 2839 (implied), SB 11168, P.CtYBR
inv. 4625]; komogrammateus [P.Oxy. 1188, 2277]; receivers and sealers (apodektai kai
episphragistai) of the granaries [P.Oxy. 2766]; chomatepistates [P.Col. 289]
Occupations: Apionic pronoetes [P.Oxy. 2031 (Pei)]; secretary of sitologoi [P.CtYBR
inv. 4625.25]
Noteworthy landowners: Aurelius Sarapodoros
Oxyrhynchus [PSI 1069]; Apion estate [P.Oxy. 2031]
alias
Serenus,
archiereus
of
Taxes and other imposts: crown-tax [P.Oxy. 1659]; annona militaris(?) [P.Oxy. 2766];
requisition of meat [SB 16570]
Note: in P.Oxy. 1975 an inhabitant of Niketou owes a debt to an inhabitant of Kerkeuris.
- Kesmouchis
http://www.trismegistos.org/geo/detail.php?tm=2857
P.Oxy. IV 808 descr.
P.Oxy. IV 740.40
P.Oxy. XIV 1659.90, 96
P.Oxy. XLIII 3098.1, 11
P.Oxy. XII 1433.10, 4041
SB XXVI 16570.79 = P.Oxy. XXIV 2422
P.Oxy. X 1285.124
P.Oxy. XLIV 3170.43, 86, 239
Manchester Museum inv. 10893.19 (see JJP 35
(2005) 94)
P.Oxy. XLVI 3307.6
P.Oxy. LV 3787.66
P.Oxy. XIX 2232.7
P.Oxy. XII 1448.3
P.Oxy. XXXI 2571.4
5468
c. 200/1
21821
232/3
238
290
III
III
III
topoi
early IV
c. 31320?
316
after 324
338
kome
kome
142
P.Giss. 115.ii.6
P.Oxy. X 1342 descr.
P.Oxy. I 141.2, 3
IV
V
503
kome
* - Keuothis
http://www.trismegistos.org/geo/detail.php?tm=4697
O.Wilck. 1100.4 ()
P.Oxy. LX 4091.11, 12
P.Oxy. LXVII 4611.ii.9
SB XVI 12324.9
P.Lond. III 776.56 ([]), 24 ()
p. 278
P.Oxy. XVI 1856.2
188
352
363
late IV
552
kome
kome
VI/VII
143
Relative location: named with Aktouariou(?) and Herakloasianou in P.Oxy. 1856. Land
in the fields of Mermertha (Upper toparchy; 1st pagus) is [P.Oxy. 4091],
implying close proximity between the two villages.
Irrigation: mechane (called /) [P.Lond. 776]
Topographical features: granary [P.Oxy. 4611]
Animals: donkeys [O.Wilck. 1100]
Officials: meizones [SB 12324]
Occupations: Apionic pronoetes [P.Oxy. 1856 (Ioseph)]
Noteworthy landowners: Apion estate [P.Oxy. 1856, P.Lond. 776 (pagarchoumene by
the Apiones)]
Note: Keuothis in O.Wilck. 1100 and P.Lond. 766 certainly belonged to the Cynopolite
nome. Similarly, in SB 12324 Keuothis is mentioned as belonging to the same nome as
Toka, a village now known to have been transferred to the Cynopolite nome by 385 (see
below s.v. ; as Rowlandson, Landowners and Tenants 14 n. 29, remarks, SB
12324 does not necessarily imply that Toka and Keuothis were close neighbours). The
Keuothis occurring in P.Oxy. 4091 has been considered to belong to the Oxyrhynchite
nome and specifically to the 1st pagus because it is mentioned in close connection with
Mermertha (so P.Oxy. 4091.11 n., LXIII 4384.34 n., Rowlandson, Landowners and
Tenants 14 n. 29). This is not a necessary conclusion, however. Mermertha was in the
east of the first pagus, on the right bank of the Apollophanes canal (see below s.v.
and cf. Rowlandson, Landowners and Tenants 12 with the map on p. xiv),
and therefore not far from the western border of the Cynopolite nome. It is perfectly
possible, then, that the fields of Mermertha in P.Oxy. 4091 adjoined the border of the
Cynopolite near Keuothis. There is thus no strong evidence that this village ever
belonged to the Oxyrhynchite nome. The Keuothis mentioned in P.Lond. V 1673.164
(VI) is of uncertain provenance (Hermopolite? Cf. BL V p. 59). Cf. also above, s.v.
.
- Kena
http://www.trismegistos.org/geo/detail.php?tm=5223
P.Oxy. XIX 2244.58
528/543/558
ktema
144
- Kineas
http://www.trismegistos.org/geo/detail.php?tm=2659
P.Oxy. LXXII 4901.4 ()
P.Oxy. XVI 1915.11, 19
P.Oxy. XXVII 2479.2
PSI III 196.1
PSI III 197.1 (BL VII 233)
SB XXII 15362.4 = P.Oxy. I 192 descr.
408
after 557
VI
VI
VI
614/615
epoikion
VI/VII
chorion
epoikion
epoikion
Uncertain instance:
SPP X 198.6 ((?))
Relative location: associated with Meskanounios and Megalou Choriou [P.Oxy. 1915].
Cultures/agricultural products: wine [P.Oxy. 4901]
Irrigation: mechane (called ()) [SB 15362]
Animals: cattle (ktene) [P.Oxy. 2479]
Religion: church [P.Oxy. 4901]; deacon [P.Oxy. 4901]
Occupations: enapographos georgos [P.Oxy. 2479 (also calling himself rhetorically a
doulos in this petition), SB 15362]; Apionic pronoetes [P.Oxy. 2479 (anonymous), 4901
(Marinos), PSI 196 (Victor), 197 (Victor)]
Noteworthy landowners: Apion estate [P.Oxy. 1915, 2479(?), SB 15362(?)]; domus
divina [P.Oxy. 4901, PSI 196, 197]. See P.Oxy. 4901.4 n.
145
- Kisson
http://www.trismegistos.org/geo/detail.php?tm=5232
PSI III 165.4 (BL IX 312)
P.Oxy. XVI 1911.74, 79, 82 (BL IX 190)
P.Oxy. LV 3804.48, 146, 152, 155
P.Oxy. LV 3805.16
441/2
557
566
after 566
epoikion(?) (82)
epoikion
Uncertain instances (note that the form is no longer correct in PSI 165 and
P.Oxy. 1911 (cf. the BL entries above), which throws further doubt on the following
instances):
PSI VII 782.1 ((?); BL VIII 401)
P.Leid.Inst. 80 B.ii.1 n. (])
340/41
VII/VIII
chorion
[chorion]
Etymology: Presumably an ivy thicket () was a feature of the place when it got its
name (P.Oxy. 3804.48 n.).
Relative location: in the same Apionic prostasia as Apelle, Pakiak, Trigyou, Loukiou,
Tarousebt and Kotyleeiou [P.Oxy. 1911, 3804], which was apparently in the southern
part of the nome, not far from Isieion Panga (see P.Oxy. LV pp. 967). Kisson shares an
ergodioktes with Apelle in P.Oxy. 3804.155, implying that they were particularly close
neighbours within the prostasia. In PSI 165 a farmer in Isieion Panga is ordered to
disburse wine to the guards of Kisson and Netneou.
Religion: church [P.Oxy. 1911.74, 3804.146]
Occupations: brickmaker (plintheutes) [P.Oxy. 1911.79, 3804.152]; ergodioktes [P.Oxy.
1911, 3804.155]; georgoi [P.Oxy. 3804.48]; ampelourgoi [P.Oxy. 3804.48]; guards
(teretai) [PSI 165]
Noteworthy landowners: Apion estate [P.Oxy. 1911, 3804, 3805, PSI 165]
- Kl....ou
http://www.trismegistos.org/geo/detail.php?tm=5234
P.Oxy. XVI 1845.2
VI/VII
146
See BL XI 158 under P.Oxy. XVI 2018.20 and cf. below s.v.
- Kleonos
http://www.trismegistos.org/geo/detail.php?tm=5244
P.Oxy. XVI 1912.116, 153
before 566
epoikion
- Knapheon
http://www.trismegistos.org/geo/detail.php?tm=5207
P.Mich. XI 611.5 (), 26 ()
P.Oxy. XVI 1913.30, 52
412
c. 555?
epoikion
epoikion
147
* - Ko.leou
http://www.trismegistos.org/geo/detail.php?tm=9497
P.Oxy. LVII 3911.6
199
epoikion
Note: The initial letter could be beta and lambda could be tau (n. ad loc.). The place
name is not certainly Oxyrhynchite. In P.Oxy. 3911 a man living in this hamlet takes
under lease land in Pimpasi.
** - Kollouthou
http://www.trismegistos.org/geo/detail.php?tm=5281
P.Oxy. XLIX 3513.4
P.Oxy. XLIX 3515.4
P.Oxy. XLIX 3519.5
III
III
III
ktema
ktema
ktema
Note: ktema in these documents probably designates a viticultural site rather than a
settlement.
/ - Koloxou/Kolossou
http://www.trismegistos.org/geo/detail.php?tm=5294
P.Oxy. XIX 2244.55 ()
P.Oxy. XVI 2032.29, 30 (; see BL VIII
528/543/558
540/41
148
epoikion
See Falivene, The Herakleopolite Nome 10912 s.v., and cf. P.Oxy.
LV 3804.149 n.: There seems to be no good reason to think that
there was a place of the same name in the Oxyrhynchite nome.
http://www.trismegistos.org/geo/detail.php?tm=1152
- Konkon
http://www.trismegistos.org/geo/detail.php?tm=5309
P.Oxy. LXIII 4383.7
P.Oxy. LV 3804.65
384
566
epoikion
ktema (66)
[ ] (?) - Kopreous(?)
http://www.trismegistos.org/geo/detail.php?tm=9188
SB XIV 11265.13 (BL VIII 369)
II/III
149
- Korobis
http://www.trismegistos.org/geo/detail.php?tm=3143
P.Oxy. I 45.9
P.Lips. I 114.4
P.Oxy. III 619.6 (see ZPE 160 (2007) 187f.)
C.Pap.Jud. III 516.1 ([)
P.IFAO III 15.11
SB XIV 11604.6
95
133
c. 147
II
II?
III
kome
topoi
- Kosmou
http://www.trismegistos.org/geo/detail.php?tm=5326
P.Oxy. XVII 2129.42
P.Oxy. X 1285.135 (BL I 334)
P.Oxy. XVII 2144.12, 19
P.Oxy. XIV 1747.53
PSI IX 1037.9, 43
SB XVI 13035.13, 18, 22, 23, 35, 46, 58, 60
205/6?
III
late III
III/IV
301
341
kome
kome (22, 35, 46)
150
IV
576/7?
VI
VI
VI/VII
epoikion (58)
chorion
ktema
kome
** ( ) - Kotal( )
http://www.trismegistos.org/geo/detail.php?tm=5328
SB I 1973.16
chorion
151
- Kotyleeiou
http://www.trismegistos.org/geo/detail.php?tm=5329
P.Oxy. XVI 1916.6, 11, 32
P.Oxy. XVI 1911.55 (BL IX 189), 56 (BL IX 189),
75, 79, 83, 91, 93, 104, 105, 137,
176, 182, 188, 191, 193, 195, 204
P.Oxy. LV 3804.127, 128, 146, 152, 155, 163,
1656, 169, 1767, 181, 191, 193,
210, 218
P.Princ. III 158.12
P.Oxy. LVIII 3960.11 n., 36
P.Leid.Inst. 80 B.ii.4 (() ())
after 547
557
epoikion/ktema
566
epoikion/ktema
VI
621
VII/VIII
chorion
152
Noteworthy landowners: Apion estate [P.Oxy. 1911, 1916, 3804, 3960, P.Princ. 158]
Other: dikaion of the sons of the bishop [P.Oxy. 1911.55, 3804.127 (see n. ad loc.)]. A
dikaion of mechanai of the edaphos Thatretos is said to be south of Kotyleeiou [P.Oxy.
1911.137, 3804.210].
[ (?) - Koupsbem[(?)
http://www.trismegistos.org/geo/detail.php?tm=5334
P.Giss. 115 introd.
IV
- Krariou
http://www.trismegistos.org/geo/detail.php?tm=5341
P.Oxy. XLVI 3307.15 (BL VIII 269)
PSI VIII 954.19, 21, 22, 24
early IV
VI
epoikon
epoikion
340/41
chorion
Uncertain instance:
PSI VII 782.5 ()
Administrative subdivision: 8th pagus
Relative location: in the vicinity of Dositheou (Lower toparchy; 8th pagus) [P.Oxy.
3307.13]. Coupled with Skytalitidos (8th pagus) [PSI 954.19, 21, 22]
Cultures/agricultural products: wine [PSI 954]
Occupations: georgoi [PSI 954]; ampelourgoi [PSI 954]
Noteworthy landowners: Apion estate [PSI 954]
153
- Kra..tou
http://www.trismegistos.org/geo/detail.php?tm=5337
PSI VIII 947.25
185/6
ktema
** [ ] - Krispou
http://www.trismegistos.org/geo/detail.php?tm=5357
SB I 1973.19
chorion
(dative) -
Krommydio
http://www.trismegistos.org/geo/detail.php?tm=5360
P.Oxy. XVI 1861.8
P.Oxy. XVI 1921.16 (<?>)
VI/VII
after 621?
<kome?>
Note: cf. the mentioned in P.Oxy. XXVII 2480.50, 51, etc. (565/6) and see J.
Gascou, BIFAO 76 (1976) 153 n. 4.
- Ktesis
http://www.trismegistos.org/geo/detail.php?tm=5368
154
early IV
before 566
582
VI
VI
?
<kome>
epoikion
epoikion
chorion
Uncertain instance:
SB XVIII 13917.2 (Oxy. provenance uncertain)
VI/VII
- Ktesis Senepta
http://www.trismegistos.org/geo/detail.php?tm=10220
SB XIV 11619.1
PSI V 472.5 (BL V 123)
II
295
epoikion
155
** - Ktoison
http://www.trismegistos.org/geo/detail.php?tm=5378
P.Oxy. VII 1052.21
after 362
Note: both the reading of this word and its status as toponym are uncertain; cf. n. ad loc.
and Pruneti, I centri s.v.
- Kyamon
http://www.trismegistos.org/geo/detail.php?tm=5380
P.Oxy. XIX 2244.9
P.Oxy. XVIII 2204.5
P.Oxy. LXX 4791.9, [19]
528/543/558
550/51 or 565/6
578
epoikion
441
[epoikion]
epoikion/ktema
Uncertain instance:
P.Oxy. LXVIII 4687.5 n.
- Kyrilla
http://www.trismegistos.org/geo/detail.php?tm=5399
156
528/543/558
after 566
epoikion
Etymology: Most probably the form represents the genitive of an unattested personal
name , although ed. pr. [of P.Oxy. 2244] has and A. Calderini, Diz.
dei nomi geografici III.ii 169 has (P.Oxy. 3805.97 n.).
Cultures/agricultural products: barley [P.Oxy. 3805]
Irrigation: mechane (called [][] ()) [P.Oxy. 2244]
Occupations: carpenter (tekton) [P.Oxy. 2244]; georgoi [P.Oxy. 2244]; Apionic pronoetes
[P.Oxy. 3805 (Kosmas)]
Noteworthy landowners: Apion estate [both instances]
** - Kolopis
http://www.trismegistos.org/geo/detail.php?tm=5406
SB I 1989(d)
chorion
- Kolotou
http://www.trismegistos.org/geo/detail.php?tm=5407
P.Oxy. LXXV 5066.5
P.Oxy. XVI 1900.9, 35
SB I 1989(m)
460/61
528
?
epoikion
epoikion
157
- Kon
http://www.trismegistos.org/geo/detail.php?tm=9507
P.Leid.Inst. 80 B.ii.3
VII/VIII
chorion
Form: it is a genitive plural or, more probably, an undeclined form (n. ad loc.).
158
** - Lamasonos
http://www.trismegistos.org/geo/detail.php?tm=9890
P.Oxy. LXIII 4372.46
34199?
Editors note: Lamason is known as a personal name, but not previously as a place
name The sixth-century () or () known from PSI VII
791.11 could possibly be named after a place rather than a person.
* - Laura
http://www.trismegistos.org/geo/detail.php?tm=3033
P.Oxy. LXXII 4929.3
564
- Laura Exo
http://www.trismegistos.org/geo/detail.php?tm=5435
P.Oxy. XVI 1867.16
VII
159
- Laura Eso
http://www.trismegistos.org/geo/detail.php?tm=5436
P.Oxy. XVI 1867.10
VII
** ( ) - Lauter( )
http://www.trismegistos.org/geo/detail.php?tm=5437
SB I 1973.15
chorion
, - Lachanias, Nesos
http://www.trismegistos.org/geo/detail.php?tm=5959
P.Oxy. XVI 2032.51
P.Oxy. LV 3805.35, 36
P.Oxy. XIX 2243(a).61, 63
P.Amh. II 149.5
P.Oxy. VI 998 descr.
P.Oxy. XVI 2031.10, 11
P.Oxy. LXVI 4538.2
P.Leid.Inst. 80 A.ii.6
540/41
after 566
590
VI
VI
VI/VII
VI/VII
VII/VIII
epoikion
chorion
Uncertain instance:
P.Stras. IV 599.3 (] | )27
VI
Etymology: indicates that the land was formed by fluvial deposits; see Drew-Bear,
Le Nome hermopolite 43, Falivene, The Herakleopolite Nome 6, Rowlandson,
Landowners and Tenants 34 (with further references). = vegetable garden.
27
160
- Lemesios
http://www.trismegistos.org/geo/detail.php?tm=5446
P.Oxy. XVI 1910.22
VI/VII
kome
- Leontos
http://www.trismegistos.org/geo/detail.php?tm=5454
P.Theon. 19.2
P.Palau Rib. 7.9 = SB XIV 11428
P.IFAO II 12.7
159
II
V
epoikion
epoikion
161
528/543/558
534
535
535
after 566
577
VI
VI
VI
VI
late VI
VI/VII
epoikion
epoikion
ktema
epoikion/ktema
ktema
ktema
162
, - Leukadiou, Nesos
http://www.trismegistos.org/geo/detail.php?tm=5960
P.Princ. II 88.1
P.Oxy. XVI 1911.84
P.Oxy. LV 3804.156
P.Oxy. LV 3805.89
P.Oxy. I 134.18, 334
P.Oxy. LXX 4796.11, [14]
P.Princ. III 158.14
P.Oxy. VI 998 descr.
P.Oxy. XVI 2024.4, 6, 7, 9, 20, 21
P.Oxy. XVI 2025.4, 35
V
557
566
after 566
569
583
VI
late VI
late VI
VI/VII
epoikion
epoikion(?)
ktema
epoikion
epoikion
ktema
epoikion
163
- Leukiou
http://www.trismegistos.org/geo/detail.php?tm=2859
SB XXVI 16570.13 = P.Oxy. XXIV 2422 ([) 290
SB XVIII 14067.16
mid-III
O.Heid. 394.5
III
P.Oxy. X 1285.82
III
P.Select. 7 A.3, B.3
314
P.Oxy. XLVIII 3422.1
IV
P.Oxy. XLVIII 3428.9, 17
IV
SB I 1945.12 (cf. SB I p. 666)
V/VI
SB XXII 15285.2, 10
526
PSI III 246.8 (BL X 236)
526
P.Mich. XIII 674.3
VI
P.Oxy. XVI 2018.6, 21, 22, 23, 30, 31
VI
P.Oxy. XVIII 2197.76, 81, 86(?)
VI
P.Iand. III 38.2
VI/VII
P.Oxy. XVI 1908.8 (BL XI 153)
VI/VII
P.Oxy. XVI 2025.22
VI/VII
kome
chorion(?)
kome
kome
chorion
kome
epoikion
kome
kome
164
- Leonidou
http://www.trismegistos.org/geo/detail.php?tm=5474
P.Oxy. XIX 2244.3, 5, 13, 25
P.Oxy. XVI 2032.67
P.Oxy. XVI 1918r.11 (BL VIII 251)
P.Iand. III 51.3
P.Oxy. XVI 2044.9
P.Oxy. XVI 2035.6, 8, 13
P.Oxy. XVI 1908.13
P.Oxy. XVI 1910.1, 4, 6, 9, 11
P.Oxy. XVI 1937.3
PSI I 52.9, verso
P.Oxy. LVIII 3960.4, 31
528/543/558
540/41
after 542
VI
VI
late VI
VI/VII
VI/VII
VI/VII
VII (1st half)
621
epoikion
216/7
epoikion
ktema
ktema
ktema
Uncertain instances:
P.Oxy. XXXIII 2671.1 ( | )28
28
Edd. ad loc.: perhaps , but the is not ideal (more like ). The census return appears to be
from the Heracleopolite nome to judge from the formulas used (see 2 n.).
165
P.Bad. IV 53.18
IV
- Lenon
http://www.trismegistos.org/geo/detail.php?tm=2858
P.Oxy. LXIX 4739.3, 19
P.Oxy. XLVII 3344.4, 37
P.Oxy. X 1285.77
SB XIV 12108.22
SB XIV 12047v.7 (; cf. ZPE 170 (2009) 190)
PSI IX 1078.7 (), 33 ()
P.Oxy. LXII 4342.i.15
P.Oxy. XVI 1930.1
PSI I 80.10, 16, 17, 25 n. ()
P.Leid.Inst. 80 A.ii.10 ( ()())
127
207
III
III/IV
325?
356
IV
VI
VI?
VII/VIII
epoikion
kome
epoikion
kome
chorion
166
- Lithines
http://www.trismegistos.org/geo/detail.php?tm=5488
P.Oxy. LV 3804.241
P.Oxy. LXXII 4922.9
P.Oxy. XIX 2243(a).31
P.Leid.Inst. 80 B.ii.5
566
582
590
VII/VIII
epoikion
ktema
epoikion
chorion
167
- Likeoutos
http://www.trismegistos.org/geo/detail.php?tm=9894
P.Oxy. LXIII 4398.14, 33
553
epoikion
- Lile
http://www.trismegistos.org/geo/detail.php?tm=5489
P.Oxy. XLV 3250.9, 27
P.Oxy. XLII 3048.17
P.Oxy. X 1285.92
P.Wash.Univ. II 81.13
SB XII 10800.16
P.Oxy. I 67.5, 15
c. 63
246
III
III
III/IV
338
<kome>
<kome>
kome
168
- Limeniados
http://www.trismegistos.org/geo/detail.php?tm=5491
P.Daris inv. 240.5 (ZPE 180 (2012) 2634)
P.Oxy. XVI 2044.10
P.Oxy. XVI 1910.3, 6
P.Oxy. LVIII 3960.4, 31
IV
VI
VI/VII
621
chorion
ktema
Relative location: in the Apionic prostasia of Leonidou (in the area of the 7th pagus) and
Herakleias [P.Oxy. 1910; cf. P.Oxy. 2044, 3960; mentioned immediately after Herakleias
in P.Daris inv. 240]
Cultures/agricultural products: wine [P.Daris inv. 240, P.Oxy. 2044, 3960]
Religion: church [P.Oxy. 1910]
Occupations: Apionic pronoetes [P.Oxy. 1910 (Ioannes)]; brickmakers (plintheutai)
[P.Oxy. 1910]
Noteworthy landowners: Apion estate [P.Oxy. 1910, 2044, 3960]
, - Limeniou, Nesos
http://www.trismegistos.org/geo/detail.php?tm=2865
P.Oxy. VIII 1133.4
369
epoikion
Etymology: indicates that the land was formed by fluvial deposits; see Drew-Bear,
Le Nome hermopolite 43, Falivene, The Herakleopolite Nome 6, Rowlandson,
169
Landowners and Tenants 34 (with further references). Second element < Greek personal
name or , (little) harbour.
Occupations: pomarites and ex-primipilarius (originally from Herakleopolis) [P.Oxy.
1133]
** - Loitos
http://www.trismegistos.org/geo/detail.php?tm=5501
SB I 1989(a)
chorion
- Loukiou
http://www.trismegistos.org/geo/detail.php?tm=5508
P.Kln III 159.1
V/VI
P.Oxy. XVI 1932.2
5279/5424
P.Oxy. XVI 1911.23 (= SB XXIV 16324), 43 (BL
557
IX 189), 51, 74 (BL IX 190), 80,
83, 109, 112, 116, 117, 139, 140,
142, 143, 164
P.Oxy. LV 3804.62, 93, 114, 123, 148, 153, 155,
566
1789, 1889, 195, 1989, 204, 268
P.Oxy. LV 3805.87
after 566
P.Warr. 10.9, 36
591/2
P.Oxy. VI 998 descr.
late VI
P.Oxy. XVIII 2197.86(?) (BL IX 194)
VI
P.Wash.Univ. II 84.10
late VI
P.Oxy. VI 922.25
VI /VII
P.Leid.Inst. 80 B.ii.6
VII/VIII
epoikion
epoikion
epoikion (117)
ktema
epoikion/ktema
ktema
epoikion
epoikion
chorion
Uncertain instance:
P.Oxy. XLV 3253.17 n.
III/IV
epoikion
170
Relative location: in the same Apionic prostasia as Apelle, Pakiak, Kisson, Trigyou,
Tarousebt and Kotyleeiou [P.Oxy. 1911, 3804], which was apparently in the southern
part of the nome, not far from Isieion Panga (see P.Oxy. LV pp. 967; cf. also P.Oxy.
3804.62 n.). Inhabitants of Pekty (Upper toparchy; 1st pagus), Sophrosynes and Konkon
(1st pagus) farm land in Loukiou [P.Oxy. 3804.65, 85, 86, 98, 99].
Categories of land: autourgia [P.Oxy. 1911.116, 3804.204]
Cultures/agricultural products: chortos [P.Oxy. 1932, P.Warr. 10]; wine [P.Oxy.
3804.75, 96, 101, 3805.87]
Irrigation: mechane [P.Oxy. 1911.117, 140, 3804.189 (called ), 1911.164 (called
)]; dikes (chomata) [P.Oxy. 1911.141, 143]; various mechanai with lakkoi
listed in P.Oxy. 2197, but the villages name is not completely certain (Leukiou being an
alternative possibility). P.Oxy. 1911.1424 and 3804.17880, 18890, 195 mention
breaches of dikes (chomata) and land carried away by the river.
Topographical features: pottery workshop (kouphokerameion) [P.Oxy. 2197.97 (not
completely certain)]; oil-press (elaiourgeion) [P.Oxy. 3804.77]
Animals: donkey [P.Oxy. 922]; sheep [P.Oxy. 1911.23, 3804.94]
Religion: church [P.Oxy. 1911.74 (cf. BL IX 190), 3804.148]; deacon [P.Oxy. 3804.81,
89]
Occupations: brickmakers (plintheutai) [P.Oxy. 1911.80, 3804.153]; ergodioktes [P.Oxy.
1911.83, 3804.155]; georgoi [P.Oxy. 1911.23 (koinon), 142, 3804.96, 101 (koinon)];
phrontistes [P.Oxy. 2197.96 (not completely certain)]; ampelourgoi [P.Oxy. 3804.75,
101]
Noteworthy landowners: Apion estate [P.Oxy. 922, 998, 1911, 1932, 2197, 3804, 3805,
P.Wash.Univ. 84]
Taxes and other imposts: capitation tax (synteleia kephales) [P.Oxy. 1911.23, 3804.93]
Other: P.Oxy. 3253 mentions people going hungry in this(?) village.
VII
171
Note: both the reading of these words and their status as a toponym are uncertain.
- Lykonos
http://www.trismegistos.org/geo/detail.php?tm=5522
P.Oxy. XVIII 2197.27
P.Oxy. XVI 2000.2
VI
VI/VII
See s.v.
172
* [ - M[
http://www.trismegistos.org/geo/detail.php?tm=5534
P.Bour. 16.14
198
- M.....ou
http://www.trismegistos.org/geo/detail.php?tm=11683
P.Oxy. LVII 3905.18
99
Relative location: since a number of farmers in this village are from Pela, it was
probably nearby in the Western toparchy.
Associated kleroi: of Pytheas and others [P.Oxy. 3905]
Editors note: the last letter might be sigma and a possible alternative reading is
cannot be read.
() - Magdola
http://www.trismegistos.org/geo/detail.php?tm=5548
P.Mich. XVIII 786.7, 13, 18, 20 (())
P.Oxy. IV 740 .43 (())
167
c. 200/1
Uncertain instances: P.Oxy. XLIX 3514.17 and P.Oxy. XLIX 3518.12 (260) refer to a
ktema called (), but this appears to be a viticultural site rather than a
settlement.
173
- Magdola Hiereon
http://www.trismegistos.org/geo/detail.php?tm=9212
P.Stras. VIII 770v.3
II
- Maeiouma
http://www.trismegistos.org/geo/detail.php?tm=5560
P.Wash.Univ. II 102.7
P.Oxy. XVI 2032.41
SB VI 9561.21 ()
P.Iand. III 51.22
P.Oxy. VI 999 descr. ()
V/VI
540/41
590
VI
616/17
174
- Malliou
http://www.trismegistos.org/geo/detail.php?tm=9214
P.Heid. IV 306.5
413
epoikion
- Margaritou
http://www.trismegistos.org/geo/detail.php?tm=5594
P.Oxy. XVIII 2197.99, 114
P.Oxy. VI 999 descr.
VI
616/17
175
** - Marthera
http://www.trismegistos.org/geo/detail.php?tm=5599
SB I 1945.13
V/VI
chorion(?)
( ) - Marment( )
http://www.trismegistos.org/geo/detail.php?tm=9522
P.Oxy. LVI 3856.14
III/IV
Relative location: the naming of the village along with Paeimis and Antipera (Pela) has
suggested to the editor that it was a place in or near the Western toparchy (n. ad loc.).
Note: this village is the source of the usual fuel ( ) for baths
(chaff = achyron?).
- Mastingophorou
http://www.trismegistos.org/geo/detail.php?tm=5623
PSI VIII 947v.24
SB XXVI 16570.57 = P.Oxy. XXIV 2422
P.Oxy. XVII 2142.6 ()
P.Oxy. X 1285.[21], 114 (BL VIII 244)
Manchester Museum inv. 10893.7 (see JJP 35
(2005) 94)
185/6
290
c. 293
III
III
epoikion
Etymology: lit. hamlet of (the) Whip Bearer (in the Ptolemaic period the term
designated bodyguards of high officials).
176
/ - Mataei/Mataeitos
http://www.trismegistos.org/geo/detail.php?tm=5629
SB XVI 12755.2, 11
P.Oxy. XVI 2036.18 (, but cf. BL VIII 253)
P.Wash.Univ. II 105.1
P.Mich. XV 748.4
mid-IV
late V
VI/VII
651/666/681
epoikion
epoikion
chorion
() - Matreou
http://www.trismegistos.org/geo/detail.php?tm=5634
P.Oxy. XIX 2244.31
P.Oxy. LV 3805.86
P.Oxy. I 136.15, 43, 52
P.Oxy. XVIII 2196.4
528/543/558
after 566
583
after 587
epoikion
ktema
ktema
177
VI
VI
VI
VII/VIII
[ktema]
chorion
- Mattou
http://www.trismegistos.org/geo/detail.php?tm=5639
P.Oxy. XVI 2027.5
VI
epoikion
- Machausonos
http://www.trismegistos.org/geo/detail.php?tm=5646
P.Oxy. XVI 2055.2, 35, 38
VI
ktema
178
/ / N.N.
See s.v. N.N. / /
[ - Megal[
http://www.trismegistos.org/geo/detail.php?tm=4763
P.Oxy. XVI 2042.14
** ( ) - Meinast( )
http://www.trismegistos.org/geo/detail.php?tm=5677
P.Oxy. XVIII 2195.122
576/7?
Editors note ad loc.: () may have been intended, but we should expect a
monastery to be named.
- Melanthiou
http://www.trismegistos.org/geo/detail.php?tm=5680
P.Harr. II 194.10
P.Oxy. X 1285.102
P.Mich. XX 816.34 ()
183/4 or 215/6
III
c. 376/7
epoikion
179
Position in official lists of villages: between Nomou and Senopotheos [P.Oxy. 1285]
Topographical features: sluices (apheseis) [P.Harr. 194]
Occupations: fishing [P.Harr. 194]
Note: cf. the kleros of the same name in P.Oxy. IX 1188.23 (13), near Peenno (Middle
toparchy), and the edaphos in P.Col. VIII 238.8, 23 (IV). See also below s.v. .
** - Melanthou
http://www.trismegistos.org/geo/detail.php?tm=5684
SB 1989(g)
chorion
- Melita
http://www.trismegistos.org/geo/detail.php?tm=5690
P.Oxy. XVI 1976.12, 26
P.Oxy. VI 998 descr.
582
late VI
epoikion
( )
See BL VIII 236 under P.Oxy. III 515.2 and cf. below
s.v.
180
- Mena
http://www.trismegistos.org/geo/detail.php?tm=5696
P.Hib. I 90.7
222 BCE
- Menekratous
http://www.trismegistos.org/geo/detail.php?tm=5700
P.Oxy. XLII 3046.18
244/5
epoikion
- Menesina
http://www.trismegistos.org/geo/detail.php?tm=9908
181
606 or 621
Note: in SB 15365 this place is the origin of a symmachos of the Apion estate. The editors
note ad loc. in BASP 31 (1994) 66: We do not discount the possibility that
conceals some deformation of the village name , which appears in several
peculiar variant forms, e.g. .
- Mene....ou
http://www.trismegistos.org/geo/detail.php?tm=5699
P.Oxy. XLVI 3307.12
early IV
- Mer..s
http://www.trismegistos.org/geo/detail.php?tm=5727
P.Oxy. VII 1052.7
after 362
epoikion
/ - Mermertha/Mermerthon
http://www.trismegistos.org/geo/detail.php?tm=1359
182
275 BCE
c. 250 BCE
6 BCE
77
c. 135
137
after(?) 142
c. 147
159/60
193211
II
II?
II/III
c. 200/1
early III
202/3
205/6?
211
21821
21861?
219
235
241
248/9
2536
254/5
256
26062
266
272/3 or 278/9
292
298
III
III
III
III
III
late III
III/IV
III/IV
early IV
c. 31320?
328
345/6?
kome
kome
kome
<kome>
kome
kome
kome
kome
kome
kome
<kome>
kome
kome
183
346
352
366
441
469
V/VI
V/VI
528/543/558
kome
kome
kome
[kome]
kome
kome
Form: On the declension of the toponym, see S. Daris, ZPE 180 (2012) 2646.
Administrative subdivision: Upper toparchy; 1st pagus
Relative location: land in the fields of Mermertha is , a village of the
Cynopolite nome (see above s.v. ), which implies Mermerthas proximity to
the border with the Cynopolite [P.Oxy. 4091]. Perhaps near thychis (Upper toparchy)
given the association of both villages with a kleros of Kodibithys [P.Oxy. 4091; cf. ZPE
172 (2010) 180, 78 n.].
Position in official lists of villages: between Nigrou and Episemou [P.Oxy. 1285];
between Thosbis and Sko [P.Oxy. 1659.18], between Monimou and Episemou [P.Oxy.
1659.30]; before Sko [SB 12156]; between Sadalou and Monimou [SB 12108]
Categories of land: land acquired by the fiscus (tameion) [P.Coll.Youtie 70]
Cultures/agricultural products: wheat [P.Amst. 42, P.Coll.Youtie 70, P.Oxy. 1689, 3591,
3592, 4390, PSI 1070.17(?), 1262, P.Sorb. 17]; lentils [P.Oxy. 1689]; chlora [BGU 2340,
P.Oxy. 3591, 3592]; land overgrown with rushes (en thryois) [P.Oxy. 4091];
lachanospermon [P.Oxy. 4390]; olive-oil [P.Hib. 248]; barley [P.Coll.Youtie 70]
Associated kleroi: of Metokos and Metokos [P.Oxy. 3591]; of Spartakos and
Hermokrates [P.Oxy. 3592]; of Kodibithys [P.Oxy. 4091]; of Aristo [PSI 1070]; of
Hebryzelmios [PSI 1070]; of Loukios [PSI 1070]; of Theodoros and N.N. [PSI 1070]; of
Apollonios son of Spartakos [P.Coll.Youtie 70]; of Apollonios and(?) N.N. [BGU 2340];
of Andronikos [P.Worp 22]
Irrigation: mechane [P.Oxy. 2244 (called ), 4390]; canal (dioryx) of
Apollophanes [SB 12108]; irrigation work [SB 12108]
Topographical features: public granary [P.Amst. 42, P.Oxy. 276, 3179, 3591, P.Sorb. 17
a.12, b.13]; threshing floor [P.Coll.Youtie 70(?), P.Oxy. 1689.34, 3592]; house in the
mid-eastern parts ( () ) of the village [P.Oxy.
1111]; walled space ( ) [P.Oxy. 1111]; road [P.Oxy. 4390]; estate
hamlet (epoikion) in the vicinity of the village with a threshing floor [P.Amst. 42]
184
/
- Meskanounios/Meskanouneos
http://www.trismegistos.org/geo/detail.php?tm=5735
P.Oxy. XVI 2032.22
P.Oxy. XVI 1915.10, 11, 17, 19
P.Oxy. LXXII 4926.2
P.Oxy. LV 3805.113
540/41
c. 560
564
after 566
ktema
185
568
c. 572
VI
VI
VI
VI
VI
VI
late VI
late VI
late VI
VI /VII
VI /VII
VI/VII
VI/VII
ktema
ktema
ktema
ktema
186
() - Mesopotamia
http://www.trismegistos.org/geo/detail.php?tm=5742
P.Oxy. XVIII 2195.107
P.Wash.Univ. II 89.7
P.Egy.Mus. S.R. 3049 (227)v.1 (see Pap.Congr.
XXIV 41719)29
576/7?
VI
VI/VII
** - Metrikon
http://www.trismegistos.org/geo/detail.php?tm=9227
P.Oxy. L 3596.7
c. 24055
chorion
29
187
- Metrodorou
http://www.trismegistos.org/geo/detail.php?tm=10341
P.Oxy. LXX 4781.7, 22
525
epoikion
/ N.N.
[ - Mikrou [
http://www.trismegistos.org/geo/detail.php?tm=5765
PSI III 216.8
534
epoikion
188
[ ?] - Milonos
http://www.trismegistos.org/geo/detail.php?tm=5770
P.Oxy. XII 1545.9 ([?])
IV
- Monimou
http://www.trismegistos.org/geo/detail.php?tm=2860
P.Stras. VIII 762.12 (] ();
BL VIII 431)
SB XX 14336.14 = P.Oxy. III 633 descr.
P.Oxy. XII 1434.2
P.Wisc. II 39.2
P.Lips. I 115.1
P.Oxy. III 515.2, 5, 7 (BL VIII 236)
P.Oxy. LXXII 4877.2
P.Oxy. LXXII 4878.3
P.Oxy. I 89.5 (BL I 315)
P.Oslo II 43.4
SB XII 11165.3 = P.Oxy. III 623 descr.
SB XII 11166.5 = P.Oxy. III 624 descr.
P.CtYBR inv. 4625.2, 6, 9 (ZPE 179 (2011) 2245)
P.Oxy. XLI 2964.13
P.Oxy. XLI 2965.13
P.Oxy. XLI 2966.1213
P.Oxy. III 613 descr.
P.Oxy. XXXI 2591.7
P.Oxy. XXXI 2589.2
P.Oxy. XXXI 2590.2
P.Oxy. III 628.2 (see ZPE 160 (2007) 191f.)
P.Oxy. III 629.2 (see ZPE 160 (2007) 192f.)
P.Oxy. XLV 3242.234
P.Oxy. LXXI 4828.i.2, ii.2
P.Oxy. VI 979.6 (see ZPE [forthcoming 2012])
PSI V 468.5, 8, 28, 29
late I BCE
epoikion
91/2 or 107/8
107/8
119/20
133
134
135
c. 135
140
140/41
143/4
148
c. 152
154
154
154
after 154/5
158/9
159
159
159
159/60
1857
195
II/III
200
epoikion
epoikion
topoi
topoi
topoi
topoi
epoikion
topoi
topoi
topoi
topoi
topoi
topoi
topoi
topoi
topoi
topoi
topoi
epoikion
epoikion
189
21821
223/4
225
228
272
III
III
III/IV
505
c. 56788
epoikion
epoikion
epoikion
<epoikion>
ktema
ktema
190
Noteworthy landowners: lands of Gaius Iulius Theon bequeathed to the temple of Isis in
Taposiris [P.Oxy. 1434]; Aurelius Dionysotheon, ex-gymnasiarchos and bouleutes
[P.Hamb. 19, P.Oxy.Hels. 41]; Aurelius Diogenes son of Sarapion, ex-gymnasiarchos
[P.Hamb. 19]; Dionysia daughter of Sarapias alias Thamounion, citizen of Antinoopolis
[P.Oxy. 3242]; Apion estate [P.Oxy. 4615]; domus divina [P.Oxy. 2020]
Taxes and other imposts: abatements of taxes (kouphoteleia) [P.Oxy. 1434]; naubion
[P.Oxy. 1434.26]; crown-tax [P.Oxy. 1659]; arkarika [P.Oxy. 2020]
( ) - Mouch( )
http://www.trismegistos.org/geo/detail.php?tm=1395
P.Oxy. XIV 1659.103
21821
, - Moucheos, Megalou
http://www.trismegistos.org/geo/detail.php?tm=5669
P.Mich. XV 734.8
SB XVI 12484.7, 10, [20], [22?] = P.Oxy. VI 996
PSI VIII 954.42
P.Oxy. XVIII 2207.27 (BL VIII 255)
572
584
VI
VI
epoikion
epoikion
191
- Mouchinaxap
http://www.trismegistos.org/geo/detail.php?tm=5817
P.Rain.Cent. 43.5
P.Oxy. II 344 descr. (see ZPE 170 (2009) 167)
P.CtYBR inv. 4625.18, 24 (ZPE 179 (2011) 2245)
PSI VII 739.6
SB XXVI 16570.22 = P.Oxy. XXIV 2422
P.Oxy. X 1285.79 (BL I 334)
SB XIV 11604.45
SB XIV 12181.i.7, 14, ii.21 (() ())
SB XIV 12108.18
P.Oxy. LXI 4129.10, 4130.11
P.Oxy. VII 1052.4, 14, 23 (BL I 331)
236 BCE
late I
c. 152
163
290
III
III
III
III/IV
358
after 362
kome
192
[P.Oxy. 1285]; last after Senao [SB 16570]; between Kerkemounis and Kerkethyris [SB
12108]
Categories of land: catoecic [P.Oxy. 344 (cf. also 245 []
[ )]
Cultures/agricultural products: wheat [PSI 739]; balsam, wool and woad [P.Oxy. 1052]
Associated kleroi: of Theodotos and Drimakos [P.Oxy. 344]
Irrigation: public dikes (demosia chomata) [P.Oxy. 412930]; canal (dioryx) of
Apollophanes [SB 12108]; irrigation work [SB 12108]
Topographical features: granary [P.Rain.Cent. 43]
Animals: pig [SB 16570]; calf [SB 16570]
Officials: komarchai [P.Oxy. 412930]; ekboleis (directors of work on the public dikes)
[P.Oxy. 412930]
Taxes and other imposts: requisition of meat [SB 16570]
- Mouchinaryo
Etymology: perhaps a shortened form of = *Mj-n-r-w, the
storehouse of Haryothes (Vandorpe, Egyptische geografische elementen 116).
1) Lower toparchy:
http://www.trismegistos.org/geo/detail.php?tm=1395
P.Hib. I 92.8 ()
P.Hib. I 132 descr.
P.Hib. I 53.19, 21, 22
SB VI 9617.3
P.Oxy. X 1285.[44], 137
264 BCE
c. 255 BCE
246 BCE
129
III
Relative location: near Tholthis of the Lower toparchy, with which it shared a
komogrammateus [SB 9617; cf. also P.Hib. 53]
Position in official lists of villages: between Sesphtha and Isieion Tryphonos [P.Oxy.
1285]
193
Cultures/agricultural products: arakos [P.Hib. 53]; barley [SB 9617]; chortos [SB 9617];
radish(?)-oil [SB 9617]; achyron [SB 9617]; grapes [SB 9617]
Animals: pigs [SB 9617]; sheep [SB 9617]
Officials: phylakites [P.Hib. 53]; komogrammateus (of Tholthis as well) [SB 9617]
2) Thmoisepho toparchy:
http://www.trismegistos.org/geo/detail.php?tm=10221
P.Oxy. LXXVII 5109.ii.34, 25, 34 () 162/3
P.Stras. IV 220r.1
early III
<kome>
156/179/211
Note: in this account Mouchinaryo is named after the epoikion Sarapionos Chairemonos
(Eastern toparchy).
- Mouchintale
http://www.trismegistos.org/geo/detail.php?tm=2861
SB XXVI 16570.86 = P.Oxy. XXIV 2422
P.Oxy. XLIV 3184(a).9
P.Oxy. XII 1529.10 (BL I 336)
P.Oxy. XIV 1747.55
P.CtYBR inv. 1366(A).3 (= ZPE 153 (2005) 169)
(() )
P.Khalili I 1.15 = II 2 (() )30
290
296
III
III/IV
624
VIII
kome
chorion
194
- Mouchinor
http://www.trismegistos.org/geo/detail.php?tm=5822
SB XX 14409.xv.12 = P.Oxy. VI 985 descr.
P.Oxy. III 491.3
P.Rein. II 93.11 ([])
P.Oxy. VIII 1127.7 ()
c. 106(?)
126
after 159/60
183
kome
kome
195
- Mouchis
http://www.trismegistos.org/geo/detail.php?tm=5823
P.Oxy. IV 784 descr.
P.Oxy. XLII 3013 verso (see introd.)
P.Oxy. XIV 1674.18
P.Mich. XX 809.35
SB XIV 11601.3
P.Oxy. X 1342 descr.
P.Oxy. XXVII 2480.2
P.Oxy. XVI 2018.3, 4, 5, 9, 10, 12, 14, 15, 16
SB I 1968 ()
P.Oxy. XVI 1855.3
I BCE
II/III?
III
372
489
V
565/66
VI
VI
VI/VII
kome
kome
Uncertain instance:
SB XXII 15491.3 = P.Lond. III 875a31
31
196
- Myrmekos
http://www.trismegistos.org/geo/detail.php?tm=5837
SB I 1945.14 ((); BL VI 126)
P.Oxy. XIX 2244.67, 70, 74 ()
P.Oxy. VIII 1165.9 ()
V/VI
528/543/558
VI
chorion(?)
epoikion
197
VIII
chorion
Etymology: commenting on P.Khalili I 1, Gonis states that evidently, the settlement was
named after a called (CE 75 (2000) 129; the personal name
is also attested now in P.Oxy. LXXIV 5000.2 [1669]).
Arabic/modern counterpart: Idminaf [P.Khalili I 1], not locatable on modern maps of
Egypt.
Relative location: very probably in the territory of the former Lower toparchy (see
Gonis, loc. cit. 130).
Irrigation: mechane [P.Oxy. 2244]
Religion: distribution of alms (zakat) to the poor [P.Khalili I 1]
Noteworthy landowners: Apion estate [P.Oxy. 2244]
Other: paraphylake [P.Oxy. 1165]
** - Myrtou
http://www.trismegistos.org/geo/detail.php?tm=5839
P.Oxy. XVI 2043.6 ([](?))
SB I 1973.17
V
?
chorion
chorion
- Mytron
http://www.trismegistos.org/geo/detail.php?tm=5842
P.Oxy. XLVIII 3428.5
32
IV
<epoikion/ktema>
198
- Moa
http://www.trismegistos.org/geo/detail.php?tm=5843
P.Oxy. VI 907.24
276
* - Motis
http://www.trismegistos.org/geo/detail.php?tm=9535
PSI XII 1228.5, 9, 43 (BL III 229)
P.Oxy. LV 3784.3, 4
188
227/8 or 281/2
Note: it appears that this place was in the Small Oasis rather than the Oxyrhynchite
nome proper, but it should not be identified with (Great Oasis); see P.Oxy.
3784.3 n.
199
[ ]
See ZPE 170 (2009) 187 on P.Kln III 141.10 and cf.
below s.v.
[ ] [ - N[...].[
http://www.trismegistos.org/geo/detail.php?tm=6992
SB XIV 12130.31
V/VI
Religion: contributions for unnamed festivals (heortika; for Epiphany and Easter?) [SB
12130]
( ) - Naail( )
http://www.trismegistos.org/geo/detail.php?tm=5849
P.Oxy. XII 1448.14
after 324
Administrative subdivision: probably in the 8th pagus (see P.Oxy. 1448 introd.)
Editors note ad loc.: or is possible in place of .
- Naoueos
http://www.trismegistos.org/geo/detail.php?tm=11755
P.Oxy. LXXIV 5002.2
I/II
kome
200
- Narkissou
http://www.trismegistos.org/geo/detail.php?tm=5863
P.Oxy. L 3582.3
P.Oxy. XVIII 2197.216
442
VI
epoikion
ktema
* - Nebo
http://www.trismegistos.org/geo/detail.php?tm=5883
P.Oxy. XII 1438.16
P.Stras. V 375.11 (BL VIII 419)
late II
late II
<kome>
| [ - Neik.[
http://www.trismegistos.org/geo/detail.php?tm=5891
PSI I 53.94
after 132
<kome>
201
- Neilou
http://www.trismegistos.org/geo/detail.php?tm=5896
P.Oxy. VI 997 descr.
IV
epoikion
- Nek...in
http://www.trismegistos.org/geo/detail.php?tm=5900
P.Kln III 163.7
III
(?) - Nekle(?)
http://www.trismegistos.org/geo/detail.php?tm=5901
P.Oxy. IV 742.17
2 BCE
Note: Pruneti, I centri s.v. n. 1 = BL VIII 237, notes that la lettura non certa; tra laltro,
in base a un controllo sulloriginale, potrebbe anche essere (Manfredi).
202
- Nekonthis
http://www.trismegistos.org/geo/detail.php?tm=5905
P.Oxy. XIX 2244.4
P.Oxy. XVI 1916.15, introd.
P.Oxy. LV 3805.76
P.Oxy. XVIII 2195.20, 54, 87, 94, 97, 104, 160,
184, 187, 190
P.Oxy. VI 998 descr.
P.Iand. II 25.4 (see ZPE 156 (2006) 167)
P.Oxy. LVIII 3950.8 ([)
528/543/558
after 547
after 566
576/7?
late VI
VI/VII
610
epoikion
epoikion(?)
epoikion/ktema
epoikion
203
/ - Nemera/Nemeron
http://www.trismegistos.org/geo/detail.php?tm=2862
P.Oxy. IV 797v descr.
P.Ross.Georg. II 13.7
P.Kln III 141.10 (see ZPE 170 (2009) 187)
P.Oxy. XLI 2972.2, 9, 16
P.Oxy. LXVI 4532.[4], 6
P.Oxy. II 299.4
P.Oxy. LXXIV 5001.1
P.Oxy. XLI 2960.12, 24
P.Oxy. III 484.6 ( [])
P.Leit. 1.4, 13 = SB VIII 10192
P.Oxy. XVIII 2182.53
P.Oxy. LXVII 4589.19
P.Oxy. I 76.12 (), 17 ()
P.Oxy. VIII 1112.6 (())33
P.Oxy. LI 3642.11
P.Stras. IV 173.4 (BL V 136)
P.Tebt. II 423.11 ( )
P.Oxy. LXI 4115.1
P.Oxy. LXXII 4890.10 interlin.
P.Col. X 276.6
P.Oxy. XII 1525.3
P.Oxy. LXXII 4891.5
P.Oxy. XII 1549.23
P.Oxy. XLII 3049B.13 ( ) , 16,
18, 20
P.Oxy. XLIII 3109.11
P.Oxy. X 1285.112
P.Oxy. XLIV 3170.[17], 29, 85, 200
PSI VIII 970.5
PSI XII 1252.12
PSI Congr. XVII 26.8
Manchester Museum inv. 10893.9 (see JJP 35
(2005) 94)
I BCE
5468
57/8
72?
85
late I
I/II
100
138
c. 160
165
173/4
179
188
II
II?
early III
early III
211
c. 21225
216
222
240
247
2536
III
III
III?
III
III
III
kome (5)
kome
kome
kome
kome
<kome>
[topoi]
<kome> (8)
kome
kome
Form: On the declension of the toponym, see S. Daris, ZPE 180 (2012) 2646.
33
204
205
Officials: presbyteroi [P.Leit. 1]; prostates [P.Oxy. 299]; komogrammateus [P.Oxy. 797,
1112, 1539 ( )]; sitologoi [P.Oxy. 1525, 4589]; dekaprotos [P.Oxy.
3049]; komarchai [P.Oxy. 3109]; archephodos [P.Oxy. 4115, 5001]
Occupations: donkey-drivers [P.Oxy. 2182]; georgos [P.Oxy. 5001]; shepherd
[P.Ross.Georg. II 13]
Noteworthy landowners: Claudia Isidora alias Apia [P.Col. 276]
Taxes and other imposts: poll-tax (laographia) [P.Ross.Georg. II 13 (implied)]
Note: in P.Oxy. 484 and 4532 persons from Sesphtha of the Lower toparchy live in
Nemera. In P.Leit. 1 two men from Tholthis of the Lower toparchy live in Nemera. In
P.Tebt. 423 the local manager of an estate in the Arsinoite nome (probably around the
village of Tebtynis) had been ordered by the landowner to go to Nemera to purchase
fodder (chortos).
- Nemesionos
http://www.trismegistos.org/geo/detail.php?tm=11697
P.Oxy. XII 1448.15
after 324
chorion
Uncertain instance: P.Erl. 140 descr. (Rest einer Rechnung aus byz. Zeit. Darin
Dorfnamen [, [).
Etymology: < Greek personal name .
Administrative subdivision: probably 8th pagus (see P.Oxy. 1448 introd.)
Relative location: named with Serenou in P.Oxy. 1448 (
; also occurs elsewhere on its own, see below s.v.).
Taxes and other imposts: vestis militaris [P.Oxy. 1448]
- Neon
http://www.trismegistos.org/geo/detail.php?tm=5922
206
540/41
after 566
587
VI
VI
VI
VI
VI/VII
ktema
epoikion
ktema
ktema
epoikion
- Neophyton
http://www.trismegistos.org/geo/detail.php?tm=2863
P.Oxy. XXXVI 2778.11
P.Oxy. X 1286 introd.
P.Sorb. I 60.4
SB I 1945.15
P.Oxy. LVII 3914.6
P.Bibl.Univ.Giss. inv. 78 fr. 2.4
(see BASP 48 (2011) 111)
SB I 1973.20
II/III
III?
431/2 or 446/7
V/VI
519
591/2 or later
?
ktema
chorion(?)
epoikion/ktema
epoikion
chorion
207
- Neophyton Antiochou
http://www.trismegistos.org/geo/detail.php?tm=10349
P.Oxy. LXVIII 4702.7
520
epoikion
- Neophyton Banou
http://www.trismegistos.org/geo/detail.php?tm=5930
P.Select. 20 .3, 28 ( )
592
epoikion
208
- Neophyton Sarapionos
http://www.trismegistos.org/geo/detail.php?tm=11684
P.Oxy. LXXIII 4964.78
IV
epoikion
epoikion
( ) - Nep( )
http://www.trismegistos.org/geo/detail.php?tm=5931
P.Princ. III 158.11
VI
209
- Nesla
http://www.trismegistos.org/geo/detail.php?tm=5936
P.Oxy. II 279.9 = W.Chr. 348
P.NYU II 15.5
SB X 10532.10, 24 = P.Princ. III 147(BL VI 169)
P.Oxy. IV 713.24, 31 = M.Chr. 314
P.Sijp. 56.7
PSI VII 772.7
P.CtYBR inv. 4625.13, 22 (ZPE 179 (2011) 2245)
P.Oxy. III 622.12 (see ZPE 160 (2007) 190)
P.Oxy. XIV 1687.8
P.IFAO III 15.10
SB XX 14464.8
P.Oxy. XLII 3013 introd.
SB XII 11034.1
P.Oxy. X 1285.61
PSI VIII 945.21
PSI III 187.8
SB X 10216.8
P.Oxy. I 103.8
P.Oxy. XLV 3257.7
PSI V 469.9
44/5
67/8
87/8
97
I
98117
c. 152
161
184/5
II?
II
II/III?
II/III
III
III
late III
III/IV
316
318
334
Uncertain instance: in PSI VIII 942.15 (90), the editor restores |[ ?],
commenting that meno bene si adatta allo spazio ]; but the latter possibility
cannot be firmly discounted. The papyrus mentions a kleros of of Eudoxos(?).
Etymology: N-r.w, The cultivated land (Vandorpe, Egyptische geografische elementen
199).
Administrative subdivision: Upper toparchy
Relative location: near Isieion Panga (Upper toparchy; 1st pagus) [P.Oxy. 103, 3257, PSI
187, 469, SB 10216; in PSI 772 a man from Isieion Panga takes under lease land in Nesla;
cf. also P.Oxy. 1687]. In SB 10532 a man from Syron (Western toparchy, which borders
the Upper toparchy) takes under lease land in Nesla. In SB 14464 a man from
Oxyrhynchus is the lessee of land in Nesla (cf. also SB 10216).
Position in official lists of villages: between Xenarchou and Monimou [P.Oxy. 1285]
Categories of land: royal [P.Oxy. 279, 1687]; catoecic [P.NYU II 15, PSI 942(?)]
210
Cultures/agricultural products: flax [P.Oxy. 103, 3257, PSI 469]; wheat [P.Oxy. 279];
chlora [P.Oxy. 279]; chortos [P.Oxy. 1687(?), SB 10216]; barley [P.Oxy. 1687]; radish [SB
10532]
Associated kleroi: of N.N. [P.NYU II 15.5]; see also under Uncertain instance above.
Irrigation: irrigation basin (perichoma) [P.Oxy. 103, 3257, PSI 187, 469, SB 10216]; dike
(choma) [SB 10216]
Topographical features: threshing floor [SB 10532]
Officials: archephodos [SB 11034]
Note: the plot of royal land in P.Oxy. 279 is said to be (10). The
royal land in P.Oxy. 1687 is called (pasture of goats). See also s.v.
and s.v. (?) (under Note).
() - Nesmimis
http://www.trismegistos.org/geo/detail.php?tm=2864
P.Hib. II 248 fr. ii.13
P.NYU II 12.13 ( )
SB XX 14095.ii.16 = P.Oxy. II 357 descr.
P.Oxy. VIII 1112.21 (see ZPE 170 (2009) 189)
SB XIV 12090.6
P.Oxy. XXXVI 2782.3
P.Oxy. XIV 1659.11, 28
P.Oxy. XXXIV 2721.4
P.Oxy. XLIII 3132.6, 33
P.Oxy. XVII 2123.5
P.Oxy. XLIV 3179.4
P.Oxy. XLVI 3292.5, 10
P.Oxy. XII 1413.16
SB VIII 9829.6 (BL VIII 355; cf. ZPE 170
(2009) 190)
SB XXVI 16570.1 = P.Oxy. XXIV 2422
P.Oxy. X 1285.57
P.Oxy. XLIV 3170 introd.
P.Oxy. LXVII 4586.3, 9
PSI III 213.2
PSI VIII 945.24
c. 250 BCE
20/21
late I
188
II/III
after 217
21821
234
237
247/8
248/9
c. 25964
272
after 272
290
III
III
III
III
III
<kome>
kome
topoi
kome
kome
kome
kome
211
III/IV
early IV
341
352
IV
IV
421
late V
507
540/41
544
after 566
VI/VII
VII/VIII
kome
kome
kome
kome
kome
kome
kome
kome
chorion
212
- Nesourios
http://www.trismegistos.org/geo/detail.php?tm=5866
P.Oxy. XVI 1984.7
523
epoikion
- Netneou
http://www.trismegistos.org/geo/detail.php?tm=5938
213
345/6?
IV
441/2
540/41
557
566
after 566
574
VI
late VI
VII/VIII
?
epoikion
chorion
epoikion
Relative location: near Nesmimis [P.Oxy. 2032.47, 3805 (108 n.: This appearance in
association with Nesmimis, known to have lain once in the Upper Toparchy
confirms the evidence that it lay in the extreme south of the nome)]. Netneou shares an
Apionic ergodioktes with Kotyleeiou (itself part of a different Apionic prostasia in the
south of the nome), suggesting that they were close neighbours [P.Oxy. 3804.155]. In
PSI 165 a farmer in Isieion Panga (Upper toparchy; 1st pagus) is ordered to disburse
wine to the guards of Kisson (same prostasia as Kotyleeiou) and Netneou, suggesting
proximity between these three localities.
Cultures/agricultural products: barley [P.Col. 238]; flax [P.Laur. 75]
Irrigation: dike (choma) [P.Col. 238]
Topographical features: marshland (limnai) [P.Col. 238]
Occupations: ergodioktes [P.Oxy. 1911.83, 3804.155]; Apionic pronoetes [P.Oxy. 2032
(Kyriakos), 3804.236, 261 (Philoxenos)]; phrontistes [P.Oxy. 3805]; guards (teretai) [PSI
165]; georgoi [P.Col. 238 (koinon)]
Noteworthy landowners: Apion estate [P.Oxy. 1911 (cf. l. 210 ),
2024, 2032, 2207, 3804, 3805]
Military: see Note below.
Taxes and other imposts: chrysos bourdonon (tax levied in connection with the
provision or requisitioning of mules for the army) [P.Oxy. 3874]
Note: Netneou is probably to be recognized in the military camp of Nitnu in Notitia
dignitatum or. XXXI 62; see K. A. Worp in Pap.Congr. XX pp. 4667.
214
- Netro
http://www.trismegistos.org/geo/detail.php?tm=5941
PSI XII 1262.ii.19, 24 (BL VII 241, VIII 409)
P.Oxy. XLIX 3491.11
P.Mert. I 23.6
P.Oxy. VII 1044.i.17, 22 (BL VII 134)
137
157/8
late II
234/5?
kome
- Nesos
N.B.: J. D. Thomas, P.Oxy. 4773.8 n., argues that the ktema Nesos in P.Mich. 792 cannot
be identical to that of P.Oxy. 4773 because the lessor in P.Mich. 792 is Aurelia Herais,
whereas the homonymous ktema of P.Oxy. 4773 belongs to Claudia Isidora alias Apia.
Cf. also P.Mich. 792.89 n.: Vineyard and orchard properties were often named
Nesos, or Islandno doubt, in part, because they were situated on higher ground, so
that, during the inundation of the Nile, such properties gave the appearance of being
like islands, standing, as they did, above the floor fields (on the use of to indicate
land formed by fluvial deposits, see further Drew-Bear, Le Nome hermopolite 43,
Falivene, The Herakleopolite Nome 6, Rowlandson, Landowners and Tenants 34.). At
any rate, it is unclear whether the places called in 2) and 3) were actually hamlets
or simply viticultural sites.
215
after 191/2
http://www.trismegistos.org/geo/detail.php?tm=12968
Religion: temple of Sarapis [P.Mert. 27]; lychnapsia (feast of lanterns) [P.Mert. 27]
2) P.Oxy. LXX 4773.2 (), 4, 8,
16 ((?) ) 34
220/21 or 224
ktema
http://www.trismegistos.org/geo/detail.php?tm=1033
Cultures/agricultural products: wine(?) [P.Oxy. 4773 (see 4 n.)]
Occupations: phrontistes [P.Oxy. 4773]; hydroparochos [P.Oxy. 4773]; ampelourgos(?)
[P.Oxy. 4773.16 n.]
Noteworthy landowners: Claudia Isidora alias Apia [P.Oxy. 4773]
3) P.Mich. XVIII 792.9
221
ktema
http://www.trismegistos.org/geo/detail.php?tm=10351
Relative location: the ktema is said to be [][] (Western toparchy; 3rd pagus)
[P.Mich. 792 with BL XII 126]
Cultures/agricultural products: wine [P.Mich. 792]
Irrigation: irrigation work [P.Mich. 792]
Animals: oxen (boka ktene) [P.Mich. 792]
[ - Nesos [
http://www.trismegistos.org/geo/detail.php?tm=9953
SB XIV 11908.15
34
c. 260
ktema
8 n.: It would be somewhat strange if the men [i.e. the hydroparochoi of lines 4 and 8] were said to be
216
Etymology: indicates that the land was formed by fluvial deposits; see Drew-Bear,
Le Nome hermopolite 43, Falivene, The Herakleopolite Nome 6, Rowlandson,
Landowners and Tenants 34 (with further references).
Cultures/agricultural products: wine [SB 11908]
Occupations: ampelourgos [SB 11908]
See s.v. ,
See s.v. ,
See s.v. ,
See s.v. ,
* - Neson
http://www.trismegistos.org/geo/detail.php?tm=3045
P.Oxy. LIX 4004.10 ( )
P.Oxy. XVI 1997.2
SB I 1967
V
VI
VI
<kome>
kome
217
Etymology: indicates that the land was formed by fluvial deposits; see Drew-Bear,
Le Nome hermopolite 43, Falivene, The Herakleopolite Nome 6, Rowlandson,
Landowners and Tenants 34 (with further references).
Topographical features: all of the above papyri state or imply that Neson was a harbour
on the Nile.
Note: a village named is also attested in the Nepheros archive of the fourth
century as a village of the Heracleopolite Nome; see Falivene, The Herakleopolite Nome
14042 s.v. Although none of these attestations identifies the village as a harbour (its
proximity to the Nile is evident, however; cf. P.Neph. p. 12), Falivene plausibly equates
it with the Neson mentioned in the above-listed papyri from Oxyrhynchus.
/ - Nigeros/Nigrou
http://www.trismegistos.org/geo/detail.php?tm=5977
P.Oxy. XLIX 3488.45 ()
P.Oxy. X 1285.53 ()
PSI VIII 945.20 ()
P.Oxy. XII 1426.7, 18 ()
P.Oxy. XVI 2036.9, 10, 11, 12, 23, 25, 32 ()
P.Oxy. XVI 1841.2 ()
70/71
III
III
332
late V
VI
epoikion
kome
epoikion
218
- Nikaronos
http://www.trismegistos.org/geo/detail.php?tm=5994
P.Oxy. XVI 2025.29
SB I 1973.8 (( ))
VI/VII
?
epoikion
chorion
See s.v. /
- Nikes
http://www.trismegistos.org/geo/detail.php?tm=5997
P.Herm. 77
P.Wash.Univ. II 102.8 ()
SB I 1945.16
P.Oxy. XIX 2244.14, 16
SB XII 11231.2, 26 = P.Oxy. XVI 1986 descr.
P.Iand. III 51.2
P.Oxy. XVI 2034.10
P.Oxy. XVIII 2207.13
P.Oxy. XVI 2035.22
P.Oxy. LVIII 3952.61
P.Lond. V 1808.1, 2 (BL XI 121)
V
V/VI
V/VI
528/543/558
549
VI
VI
VI
late VI
610
VII
epoikion
chorion(?)
ktema
ktema
219
Relative location: perhaps part of the same Apionic prostasia as Ptolema, Tantape and
Serenou [P.Oxy. 3952]
Cultures/agricultural products: wheat [P.Herm. 77]
Irrigation: mechane [P.Oxy. 2244.14 (called [ ]), 16 (called ),
SB 11231 (called ), P.Lond. 1808 (called )]; irrigation work [P.Lond.
1808]
Officials: meizon(?) [P.Lond. 1808]
Occupations: Apionic pronoetes [P.Oxy. 2034 (name not preserved), 3952
(Phoibammon), P.Herm. 77 (Apollos), P.Lond. 1808 (Apollos [different from
preceding])]; georgoi [P.Lond. 1808, P.Oxy. 2244, SB 11231 (enapographoi)]; potamitai
[P.Lond. 1808]; ergatai [P.Wash.Univ. 102]
Noteworthy landowners: Apion estate [P.Iand. 51, P.Herm. 77(?), P.Lond. 1808 (see BL
XI 121), P.Oxy. 2034, 2035, 2207, 2244, 3952, P.Wash.Univ. 102, SB 11231]
- Niketou
http://www.trismegistos.org/geo/detail.php?tm=5998
P.Oxy. XVI 1975.4
P.Oxy. XIX 2244.63
P.Oxy. XVI 2032.31
P.Oxy. LXX 4788.9, 33
P.Oxy. VI 998 descr.
P.Oxy. XVI 2031.7
496
528/543/558
540/41
566
late VI
late VI/VII
epoikion
epoikion
epoikion
220
- Nikostratou
http://www.trismegistos.org/geo/detail.php?tm=6013
SB XII 10780.11 = P.Oxy. III 593 descr.
P.Oxy. XII 1459.31
172/3
226
epoikion
epoikion
- Nokle
See s.v. /
I list below only the information provided by P.Oxy. XVI 1917 (616/17?).
Cultures/agricultural products: wheat [P.Oxy. 1917]; vegetables [P.Oxy. 1917]
221
- Nomographou
http://www.trismegistos.org/geo/detail.php?tm=6040
P.Oxy. XIV 1747.70
III/IV
P.Oslo II 62.12 (BL III 123; cf. Pruneti, I centri s.v. early IV
n. 1)
P.Hamb. inv. 538.3, 8, 9 (APF 50 (2004) 161)
472
P.Hamb. inv. 547.2 (APF 50 (2004) 164)
473
P.Hamb. inv. 532.4 (APF 50 (2004) 168)
476
SB I 1945.17
V/VI
P.Oxy. XVI 1912.76
before 566
SB I 1973.22
?
epoikion
epoikion
chorion(?)
epoikion
222
- Nomou
http://www.trismegistos.org/geo/detail.php?tm=2866
P.Harr. I 138.i.3
P.Oxy.Hels. 20.i.[4], 8, ii.12, iii.[6], [17]
P.Oxy. XVIII 2182.43
P.Oxy. XLIV 3169.51, 52
P.Oxy. XIV 1659.68
P.Turner 41.19
P.Oxy. XLVII 3354.4
SB XXVI 16570.47 = P.Oxy. XXIV 2422
P.Oxy. X 1285.[10], 101
P.Oxy. XLIV 3170.63, 194
P.Wash.Univ. II 81.20
P.Oxy. LV 3795.25
P.Ryl. IV 715.1
P.Oxy. XVI 2037.32
92
139
165
c. 20012
21821
c. 249/50
257
290
III
III
III
early IV
V
late VI
epoikion
epoikion/kome (ii.6)35
epoikion
epoikion
epoikion
epoikion
epoikion
epoikion
epoikion
epoikion
epoikion
kome
[() ]|.
223
Taxes and other imposts: crown-tax [P.Oxy. 1659]; requisition of meat [SB 16570]
Other: freedman [P.Oxy.Hels. 20]
See s.v. ,
See s.v.
/ - Notinou/Notinou Choriou
N.B.: N. Gonis, P.Oxy. LXX 4797.67 n., believes that there is no reason to identify the
Apionic epoikion with the places in P.Theon. 24.7 and SB 1945: there
must have been several southern plantations (i.e. vineyards) in Egypt at any time. He
also follows Hickey, A Public House but Closed 285, in distinguishing the epoikion
(P.Oxy 3953, 3960) of the Apion estate from the village tout
court of the same estate. Cf. also the mechane called in P.Oxy. LXX
4797.67 (583).
1) P.Theon. 24.7 (() )
160
chorion
http://www.trismegistos.org/geo/detail.php?tm=6045
Cultures/agricultural products: wine [P.Theon. 24]
Noteworthy landowners: Iulii Theones [P.Theon. 24]
2) SB I 1945.18
V/VI
chorion(?)
http://www.trismegistos.org/geo/detail.php?tm=13592
3) P.Oxy. XIX 2243(a).76, 80, 83, 84
P.Princ. III 158.7
590
VI
http://www.trismegistos.org/geo/detail.php?tm=13593
Religion: church [P.Oxy. 2243(a).76]
224
610?
621
epoikion
http://www.trismegistos.org/geo/detail.php?tm=13594
Cultures/agricultural products: wine [P.Oxy. 3960]
Noteworthy landowners: Apion estate [P.Oxy. 3953, 3960]
225
- Xenarchou
http://www.trismegistos.org/geo/detail.php?tm=6064
P.Oxy. XVII 2142.5
P.Oxy. X 1285.60
P.Oxy. LXII 4342.iii.2
P.Oxy. LXXI 4831.3, 21
P.Schyen II 31.6
SB I 1978
c. 293
III
IV
429
500
VI
epoikion
epoikion
epoikion
epoikion
226
- Oasitou
http://www.trismegistos.org/geo/detail.php?tm=2867
P.Mert. I 17.9 ()
158
epoikion
Etymology/form: hamlet of the man from the Oasis. There is sufficient evidence to
suggest that the spelling with was well established ... In the . may
well be a personal name (P.Mert. 17 n.).
Relative location: two men from Adaiou (Eastern toparchy; 4th pagus) take under lease
land in Oasitou, which could imply relative proximity between the two villages [P.Mert.
17].
Cultures/agricultural products: achyron [P.Mert. 17]
Associated kleroi: of Psetaitai [P.Mert. 17]; of Megas [P.Mert. 17]
- Olympiados
http://www.trismegistos.org/geo/detail.php?tm=6092
P.Oxy. LXII 4342.i.12
PSI Congr. XVII 18a.15
P.Kln XI 459.7
P.Oxy. XVI 2025.18
SB I 1973.11 (( ); edd.: ())
IV
IV
436?
VI/VII
?
epoikion
epoikion
chorion
227
Irrigation: work on dike [P.Oxy. 4342]; two mechanai (one northern, the other
southern) [P.Kln 459]
Occupations: georgoi and irrigators (hydroparchoi) [P.Kln 459]; pronoetes [P.Kln 459
(Ioseph)]
Noteworthy landowners: domus divina [P.Kln 459]; Apion estate [P.Oxy. 2025]
[ ]
- Oxida
http://www.trismegistos.org/geo/detail.php?tm=9548
P.Leid.Inst. 80 B.ii.10
VII/VIII
chorion
- Orthoniou
http://www.trismegistos.org/geo/detail.php?tm=3435
P.Oxy. LVI 3865.51
SB I 1945.19 (BL VII 179)
P.Oxy. XVI 2032.43
P.Oxy. XVI 2018.24, 25, 28, 36, 39
late V
V/VI
540/41
VI
kome (64)
chorion(?)
epoikion
228
VI
VI
VI
VI/VII
VI/VII
621
ktema
ktema
VII/VIII
chorion
epoikion
Uncertain instance:
SPP X 198.3 (provenance uncertain)
Relative location: mentioned together with Kalorias and Perouen in P.Oxy. 2197
(Perouen was probably in the territory of the former Lower toparchy; see s.v.
).
Categories of land: uninundated (abrochos) [P.Oxy. 2038]
Cultures/agricultural products: wheat [P.Oxy. 2038]; barley [P.Oxy. 2038]; wine
[P.Oxy. 2044, 3960]
Irrigation: lakkos [P.Oxy. 2197.149, 151, 162]; various mechanai with krenai listed in
P.Oxy. 2197.15761.
Topographical features: house [P.Oxy. 2197.148, 150, 1527]; ox-stall (boustasia)
[P.Oxy. 2197.147]; gate [P.Oxy. 2197.151]; mill [P.Oxy. 3865]
Religion: (Christian) priest [P.Oxy. 2038, 2197.162]
Animals: camels [P.Oxy. 2018]; oxen [implied by P.Oxy. 2197.147]
Officials: pagarch [P.Oxy. 3865]; tax-collector
meizon/meizoteros(?) [P.Oxy. 3865.72 n.]
(apaitetes)
[P.Oxy.
3865];
, - Oros, Mega
http://www.trismegistos.org/geo/detail.php?tm=9523
229
P.Leid.Inst. 80 B.ii.7
VII/VIII
chorion
Note: cf. also P.Oxy. XVI 2036.5 (V/VI; see P.Sijp. 60.45 n.), P.Oxy. LV 3804.284 (566),
LXVII 4620.18 (V/VI), and PSI VIII 953.6 with BL XI 248 (567/8), all referring to a
monastery by the same name.
- Orphanou
http://www.trismegistos.org/geo/detail.php?tm=11686
P.Oxy. LXXIII 4964.4
IV
epoikion
- Osoronnophrios
http://www.trismegistos.org/geo/detail.php?tm=6125
P.Oxy. XLII 3047.30, 44
245
Etymology: Prof. Youtie remarks that the word occurs, in the form , as a
title of Osiris (see PWarren 21.3); and suggests that the village was a dependency of a
temple of Osiris (P.Oxy. 3047.30 n.). Strictly speaking, rather than a title of Osiris
= is the name of Osiris himself (Osor-) followed by the
second name or epithet Wn-nfr (Onnophris).
Administrative subdivision: Eastern toparchy
Relative location: within the administrative orbit of the village scribe of Phoboou
(Eastern toparchy; 5th pagus), along with other Eastern toparchy villages
(Thmoinakomis, Thmoinepsobthis, Schoibis, Tychinnekotis) [P.Oxy. 3047].
Categories of land: private [P.Oxy. 3047]; catoecic [P.Oxy. 3047]; uninundated
(abrochos) [P.Oxy. 3047]; artificially irrigated (epentlemene) [P.Oxy. 3047]
Cultures/agricultural products: wine [P.Oxy. 3047]
230
* - Ostrakinou
http://www.trismegistos.org/geo/detail.php?tm=6128
P.Oxy. VI 998 descr.
P.Oxy. XVI 1917.62
SB XVIII 13888.6
late VI
616/17?
VII/VIII
epoikion
[chorion]
Uncertain instance: P.Horak I 19.1819 (early IV) [- (the town Ostrakine may
be meant).
Relative location: see Note below.
Cultures/agricultural products: wheat [P.Oxy. 1917]; wine [P.Oxy. 1917.80, SB 13888];
oil [SB 13888]
Religion: monk(?) [P.Oxy. 1917.65 (BL VII 142)]; (Christian) priest [P.Oxy. 1917.78]
Occupations: pomarites [P.Oxy. 1917.75, 76]; ampelourgoi [P.Oxy. 1917.80]; georgoi
[P.Oxy. 1917.81]; phrontistes [P.Oxy. 1917.83, 84]
Noteworthy landowners: Apion estate [P.Oxy. 998, 1917; but cf. Hickey, A Public
House but Closed 272: The owner [in P.Oxy. 1917] may well be Strategios paneuphmos
instead of the Apion III]
Note: this hamlet may have belonged to the Heracleopolite nome (former Koites
toparchy, in proximity to the border with the Oxyrhynchite nome); see Falivene, The
Herakleopolite Nome 154 s.v.
- Oualentos
http://www.trismegistos.org/geo/detail.php?tm=6131
231
P.Oxy. LV 3811.11
P.Oxy. XVI 1912.66, 67, 71, 73, 77, 118, 136
III
before 566
epoikion
See s.v.
- Ouesobthis
http://www.trismegistos.org/geo/detail.php?tm=6135
P.Oxy. X 1326 descr.
P.Oxy. XVI 1912.47, 63, 117, 127, 146, 147
V/VI
before 566
epoikion
ktema
- Ouestinou
http://www.trismegistos.org/geo/detail.php?tm=6137
P.Fouad I 48.13
90
epoikion
232
- Ouri
http://www.trismegistos.org/geo/detail.php?tm=6144
P.Harr. I 163.5 (BL XI 92)
VI
epoikion
233
See BL VIII 404 under PSI VIII 947.25 and cf. below
s.v. ( ?)
( ) [ - P(.)l...[
http://www.trismegistos.org/geo/detail.php?tm=14017
P.Oxy. LXXVII 5119.5
403
kome
Note: an apparently Jewish man from Eleutheropolis in Palaestina Prima resides in this
village. It is unclear whether some traces on torn fibres between and belong to a
separate letter or to the top of the now lost second leg of . the only possible
suiting the traces are , , , and (though in the case of the last
we would expect to see the descender of the second lambda) (P.Oxy. 5119.5 n.).
[ - Pa[
http://www.trismegistos.org/geo/detail.php?tm=7373
P.Oslo III 144.39
27275
See s.v. /
See s.v.
234
- Pangouleeiou
http://www.trismegistos.org/geo/detail.php?tm=6174
P.Harr. I 137.5 (),
24 ( )
P.Oxy. LVIII 3923.3 ()
P.Oxy. VII 1052.25 ([][];
see ZPE 170 (2009) 188)
P.Oxy. XLVIII 3428.15 n.
P.Oxy. XIX 2244.37, 41, 43, 45
P.Oxy. XXXVI 2779.8, 29
P.Oxy. LXX 4784.9
P.Oxy. XVI 2032.38 ([)
P.Oxy. XVI 1987.17 (see P.Oxy. LXX pp. 1356)
P.Oxy. XIX 2243(a).68
P.Iand. III 51.20
P.Oxy. XVI 2034.2
P.Oxy. XVIII 2197.99, 119 ()
P.Oxy. VI 998 descr.
P.Oxy. VIII 1147.16
P.CtYBR inv. 754.ii.5 (ZPE [forthcoming 2012])
P.Oxy. XVI 2031.14
SB XIV 11618.2
PSI I 61.12, 39
P.Oxy. VI 999 descr.
P.Oxy. LXI 4132.10, 41
II
ktema
III
after 362
IV
528/543/558
530
530
540/41
587
590
VI
VI
VI
late VI
late VI
late VI
VI/VII
VI/VII
609
616/17
619
epoikion
epoikion
epoikion
ktema
epoikion
epoikion
ktema
epoikion
Uncertain instances:
P.Oxy. III 630.1 (( ); ZPE 160 (2007) 193) c. 161
SPP X 198.4
VII/VIII
Relative location and Arabic/modern counterpart: in the same Apionic prostasia as
Margaritou, Ambioutos and Maeiouma [P.Oxy. 999; but cf. P.Oxy. 2032, where
Pangouleeiou and Maeiouma each have their own pronoetes].
The village will be near Seryphis in the Western toparchy, later in the third
pagus, now identified with Aruba ... this speaks forcibly against Gauthiers
identification of Panguleeiu vel sim. with Qulusuna, which is too far south and east of
Aruba (P.Oxy. 4132.910 n., with reference to P.Harr. 137 and Goma et al.,
Mittelgypten 81). P.Oxy. 2243(a).6873, in which some Apionic mechanai of
Taampemou (Eastern toparchy; 5th pagus) appear to be under the responsibility of the
pronoetes of Pangouleeiou, implies that these two villages were also relatively near one
235
another (cf. Mazza, Larchivio degli Apioni 92 with n. 90; for the proximity of Seryphis
and Taampemou, see P.Oxy. 1421.3 with n.). Pangouleeiou, therefore, will have been in
the border area between the former Eastern and Western toparchies. Such a location
excludes an identification with in the more southern 1st pagus.
Cultures/agricultural products: wine [P.Harr. 137, P.Oxy. 2779, 4132]; wheat [P.Oxy.
2779(?)]; pomegranates [P.Oxy. 3923]; peaches [P.Oxy. 3923]; reeds [P.Harr. 137]; woad
[P.Oxy. 1052]
Irrigation: mechane [P.Oxy. 1987 (called [ 23 ] ), 2197 (various), 2244 (one
called , another called ), 2779 (called ), 4784];
lakkoi [P.Oxy. 2197.102ff.]; krenai [P.Oxy. 2197.107ff.]
Topographical features: orchard (pomarion) [P.Harr. 137]; bath (loutron) powered by a
mechane [P.Oxy. 2244.45]
Animals: pig [P.Harr. 137, P.Oxy. 4132]
Officials: meizon(?) [P.Oxy. 2197.102]
Occupations: Apionic pronoetes [P.Oxy. 999 (Stephanos), 4132 (Stephanos), 1147
(anonymous), 2031 (Serenus), 2032 (Victor), 2034 (Timotheos), 2243(a) (anonymous),
SB 11618 (Apollos)]; mechanourgos [P.Oxy. 1987.21]; sitometros [P.Oxy. 2197.119];
georgos [P.Oxy. 2197.101ff., 2244, 2779 (enapographos), 4784 (enapographos), PSI 61
(enapographos)]; phrontistes [P.Oxy. 2197.106, 2244.45]; fruit-grower (pomarites)
[P.Oxy. 3923]; bath-attendant (perichytes) [P.Oxy. 2244.45]
Noteworthy landowners: Herakleidiaina daughter of Herakleides, bouleutes of
Alexandria, and matrona stolata [P.Oxy. 3923.12 n.]; virtually all sixth- and seventhcentury instances relate to the Apion estate (P.Oxy. 4132 indirectly, SB 11618 and
P.CtYBR inv. 754 probably).
Note: on Coptic and Arabic literary evidence for this village, see S. Timm, Das christlichkoptische gypten IV 18334.
- Pankylis
http://www.trismegistos.org/geo/detail.php?tm=6176
P.Oxy. IV 732.5 ()
PSI VIII 890.30 ()
P.Alex. 13.5 (<>)
150
25186?
III
<kome>
236
III/IV
341
360
590
epoikion
epoikion
, - Pankylis, Mikra
http://www.trismegistos.org/geo/detail.php?tm=6177
SB XII 10942.16
4 BCE
<kome?>
** - Paebythis
http://www.trismegistos.org/geo/detail.php?tm=6180
P.Oxy. III 580 descr. (
II
237
- Paeimis
http://www.trismegistos.org/geo/detail.php?tm=2869
P.Oxy. XIV 1629.8 ()
P.Oxy. LXXI 4822.7 ()
P.Oxy. XLIX 3462.6
P.Dubl. 3.8 = P.Oxy. II 366 descr.
P.Oxy. LXIX 4739.6
P.Oxy. III 619.13 (see ZPE 160 (2007) 187f.)
PSI I 109.4 (BL I 391)
P.Fuad Univ. 32r.1, 17, 22
P.Tebt. II 452 descr. ()
SB XIV 11265.8, 10
SB X 10263.5, 7, 212
P.Oxy. XIV 1659.41
PSI XV 1547.4
P.Oxy. XIV 1725.5
P.Oxy. XIV 1699.2, 5
P.Oxy. XIV 1637.31
P.Oxy. XII 1475.15
P.Oxy. XIV 1646.11, 29, 30
P.Oxy. XIV 1633.10 ([)
SB XXVI 16570.16 = P.Oxy. XXIV 2422
P.Oxy. X 1252r.1 (BL XI 148)
P.Oxy. XII 1469.2
P.Stras. V 390.1 ()
P.Oxy. X 1285.76
P.Oxy. XLIV 3170.73 (), 159
SB XIV 12108.23
P.Oxy. LVI 3856.15
P.Oxy. LXXIII 4966.11
P.Fuad Univ. 15.2
P.CtYBR inv. 1257.6 (]; see n. ad loc.)
(see ZPE 172 (2010) 181)
P.Oxy. XVI 2036.4
SB XXII 15364.13 = P.Oxy. I 202 ( <>)
44 BCE
3 BCE
I BCE
14/15
127
c. 147
154
II
II/III
II/III
204
21821
229
after 229
24080
25661
267
26870
275
290
after 294/5
298
III (1st half)
III
III
III/IV
III/IV
371
IV?
IV/V
late V
582
<kome>
kome
kome
topoi
kome
kome
kome
kome
kome
[kome]
kome
238
Uncertain instance: P-jm in P.Lille Dem. 5r.15 (244 BCE?) has been tentatively
identified with Paeimis; see F. de Cenival, CRIPEL 13 (1991) 43.
Etymology: the Egyptian name for Oxyrhynchus, Permedjet, may be echoed in the
Greek name of the adjacent village Paimis (Rowlandson, Oxyrhynchus and its
hinterland 208).
Administrative subdivision: Western toparchy; 4th pagus (see P.Oxy. 4966.11 n.)
Arabic/modern counterpart: Bani wal-Lams(?) (Goma et al., Mittelgypten 86); but the
order of villages in SB 12108 (as reconstructed by Rowlandson, Landowners and Tenants
12) suggests that Paeimis was south of Senekeleu, whereas the assumed (but not
unproblematic) modern counterpart of the latter (Saqula) is south of Bani wal-Lams (cf.
P.Worp 22.6 n.); see further Rowlandson, Oxyrhynchus and its hinterland 208 n. 1.
Relative location: land in the territory of Paeimis is said to be adjacent on the south to
the parts of the metropolis along the desert and on the north to the circumference of
the village ([] , [])
[P.Oxy. 1475.223 (edd. ad loc.: from this is appears that Pamis was on the edge of
the desert near Oxyrhynchus on the north)]; cf. also P.Oxy. 1629.8 n., citing a Coptic
text in which is mentioned a little some 5 on the east of Pemje
(Oxyrhynchus), named in the Egyptian tongue. Within five miles of Pela and
near Lenon [P.Oxy. 4739 with Rowlandson, Landowners and Tenants 268 n. 186]. The
Apionic epoikion tesis was nearby [SB 15364]. A man from Paeimis takes under lease
land belonging to a man from Kainon Pomarion, perhaps implying some proximity
between the two settlements (the location of the land is unknown) [P.CtYBR inv. 1257].
Position in official lists of villages: between Syron and Lenon [P.Oxy. 1285]; between
Pela and Antipera Pela [P.Oxy. 1659]; between Z.o( ) and Senokomis [P.Oxy. 3462];
between Kerkethyris and Herakleidou [SB 16570]; between Lenon and Senekeleu [SB
12108]
Categories of land: private [P.Oxy. 1633 (unsown, asporos)]; catoecic [P.Dubl. 3, PSI
109]
Cultures/agricultural products: wheat [P.Dubl. 3, P.Oxy. 1475.16 (and other land),
1629, 4739, SB 10263]; arakos [P.Oxy. 1629]; chlora [P.Oxy. 1646, 4739]
Associated kleroi: of Dionysodoros [P.Dubl. 3]; of Nikon alias Nikomedes [P.Oxy.
1475]; of Th and Menodoros [P.Oxy. 1633]; of kles [P.Oxy. 1633]; of Artemidoros
[PSI 109]
Irrigation: gyes [P.Dubl. 3]; lakkos, waterwheel (trochos), mechane [P.Oxy. 1475]; canal
(dioryx) [P.Oxy. 1475, SB 12108 (of Apollophanes)]; public dike (choma) south of the
239
village [P.Oxy. 1469]; diazoma (meaning uncertain) [P.Oxy. 3462 (see introd.)];
mechanika organa [P.Oxy. 4966]; irrigation work [SB 12108]
Topographical features: vacant lots (psiloi topoi) [P.Oxy. 1475]; two houses in the north
and western parts of the village [P.Oxy. 1475]; uncultivated orchard (pomarion
) with a well (phrear) [P.Oxy. 1475]; a one-story house without door (athyrotos)
in the middle parts of the village surrounded with vacant lots and near a public street
(demosia rhyme) [P.Oxy. 1699]; threshing floor [SB 10263]
Animals: pig [SB 16570]; sheep and lambs [P.Oxy. 4822]
Religion: hawk shrine (hierakion) [P.Oxy. 1475.23]; temple (hieron) [P.Oxy. 1699].
According to a Coptic text cited in P.Oxy. 1629.8 n. the body of the Persian martyr
James was supposedly brought to Paeimis.
Officials: komarchai [P.Fuad Univ. 15, P.Oxy. 1469]; public land-surveyor (demosios
geometres) and overseer of labour on dikes (chomatepeiktes) [P.Oxy. 1469]; sitologos [SB
11265]; collector of the crown-tax (praktor stephanikon) [PSI 1547]
Occupations: pragmateutes (of an estate) [P.Oxy. 1646]; shepherd [P.Oxy. 4822]
Noteworthy landowners: Iulii Theones [P.Oxy. 1475]; Aurelia Thasous alias Lolliane,
daughter of Sarapion alias Agathos Daimon, ex-agoranomos [P.Oxy. 1475]; Aurelia
Herakleidiaina, matrona stolata and daughter of Herakleides, bouleutes of Alexandria
[P.Oxy. 1637]; heirs of Vibius Publius, veteran, officialis on the prefects staff and
bouleutes of Alexandria [P.Oxy. 1646]; Fl. Isidoros, vir clarissimus and senator [P.Oxy.
4966]; Aurelius cholios son of Iulianus, ex-curator [P.Oxy. 4966]
Taxes and other imposts: crown-tax [P.Oxy. 1659, PSI 1547]; requisition of meat [SB
16570]
Other: in P.Oxy. 3856 Paeimis is the source of the usual fuel ( )
for baths (achyron = chaff?).
** ( ) - Path( )
http://www.trismegistos.org/geo/detail.php?tm=6184
SB I 1989(c)
chorion
240
- Path Tampemou
http://www.trismegistos.org/geo/detail.php?tm=6190
P.Oxy. XVI 1913.37 ( )
P.Oxy. XVI 1911.179 ( )
P.Oxy. LV 3804.245, 247
P.Oxy. XVIII 2195.133 (BL VIII 255)
c. 555?
557
566
576/7?
Uncertain instance:
P.Wash.Univ. II 102.1 ( solum; BL XII 289)
V/VI
- Pathalek
http://www.trismegistos.org/geo/detail.php?tm=6186
P.Oxy. XVI 2002.3
579
ktema
- Pakerke
Etymology: P-grg, the foundation (Vandorpe, Egyptische geografische elementen 179).
1) Eastern toparchy:
http://www.trismegistos.org/geo/detail.php?tm=1561
P.Oxy. XVIII 2185.3
92
241
99/100
120/21
122
122/3
123
129
135
142
147
169/70
190
197
II/III
212/13
230/31
244/5
251/2
290
291
III
III
III/IV
III/IV
topoi
[topoi]
topoi
topoi
topoi
kome
topoi
topoi
kome
kome
Uncertain instances:
P.Oxy. III 615.3 (see ZPE 160 (2007) 183 + n.)
P.Stras. V 390.16 (() () [)
179/80
III
[topoi]
This papyrus probably refers to Pakerke of the Eastern toparchy; cf. the mention of the epoikion Satyrou
in lines 312.
242
Cultures/agricultural products: wheat [P.Oxy. 101, 910, 1208]; chlora [P.Oxy. 910]
Associated kleroi: of N.N. and Epanthes [P.Oxy. 1208]; of Sostratos [P.Oxy. 3046]
Irrigation: mechane and hydreumata [P.Oxy. 1208]; canal (dioryx) [P.Oxy. 1208]; dike
(choma) [P.Oxy. 3046]
Topographical features: public granary [P.Oxy. 101, 3181]; threshing floor [P.Oxy. 101,
910]; road [P.Oxy. 1208]
Animals: calf [SB 16570]; pig [SB 16570]
Officials: sitologoi [P.Oxy. 615(?), 1024, 2185, 2864, 4589, 4859, 4860, 4868, 4874, SB
13131]; praktor sitikon [P.Oxy. 1196]; komogrammateus [P.Oxy. 3046]; dekaprotos
[P.Oxy. 3181]; komarchai [P.Oxy. 5008]; epistates eirenes [P.Oxy. 5008]
Occupations: donkey-driver [P.Oxy. 533]
Noteworthy landowners: Hierakion son of Hierakion, ex-agoranomos [P.Oxy. 910];
Aurelius Sarapion son of Herakleides alias Panares, ex-agoranomos of Antinoopolis
[P.Oxy. 3046]
Taxes and other imposts: requisition of meat [SB 16570]
2) Middle toparchy/6th pagus:
http://www.trismegistos.org/geo/detail.php?tm=6198
P.Harr. I 138.i.19, 22, 23 (BL IX 102)
P.Mich. XVIII 786.6, 18, 19, 50, 53, 118
P.Oxy. XII 1540.4, 12, 14
SB XVI 12756.5
PSI Congr. XVII 26.6
P.Oxy. LX 4089.24, 53
92
167
187/8
II
III
351
<kome>
topoi
Uncertain instance:
P.Oxy. XIV 1659.63 ([(?); BL VIII 248)
21821
Relative location: coupled with Senopotheos (Middle toparchy; 6th pagus) [PSI Congr.
XVII 26]
Position in official lists of villages: between Tholthis and Tanais [P.Oxy. 1659]; between
Toka and Nemera [PSI Congr. XVII 26]
243
Categories of land: confiscated land(?) [P.Oxy. 4089]; sacred (hiera) [P.Harr. 138]
Cultures/agricultural products: barley [PSI Congr. XVII 26]
Associated kleroi: of Poleitas [P.Harr. 138]
Officials: sitologoi [P.Oxy. 1540]
Taxes and other imposts: grain collected from Pakerke by the epimeletes of the military
camp at Psobthis [P.Oxy. 4089]
3) Uncertain toparchy:
P.Cair.Zen. IV 59770.17 ([)37
P.Harr. I 96.16 (BL III 80)
P.Lips. I 116.7, 13 (BL I 215)
P.Oxy. XVIII 2182.40 (BL VIII 254)
BGU IV 1031.3
P.Oxy. XLI 2981.12
P.Oxy. LXXIV 5003.1
O.Ashm.Shelt. 50.15 = SB I 2253
SB VI 8971.5, 6, 938 = P.Harr. I 143 descr.
P.Oxy. XIV 1748.1, 3
P.Ryl. II 351 descr.
P.Oxy. XLIV 3190.2
P.Flor. III 325.5
P.Oxy. LVI 3865.323, 49
P.Oxy. XVI 1918v.10 ( [)
P.Oxy. LV 3805.68 ()
P.Oxy. XVI 1839.6 ()
P.Oxy. XVI 2034.14 ()
P.Oxy. XVIII 2207.18 ()
P.Oxy. VI 998 descr.
P.Oxy. LXII 4351.20
P.Iand. II 20.3 (cf. 4 [ [ethnic])
P.Oxy. XVI 1897.6 (), 11 ()
P.Ross.Georg. V 12B r.2 (cf. p. 273)
SB XII 11163.4
37
38
mid-III BCE
I/II
123
165
II
II
II
II/III
284/5
III
III
III/IV
489
late V
after 542
after 566
VI
VI
VI
late VI
late VI
VI/VII
VI/VII
VI/VII
601?
<kome>
kome
kome
ktema
ktema
ktema
ktema
The papyrus is of Arsinoite provenance, but mentions the Oxyrhynchite village of Takona in l. 13.
The editor restores [() () .] in line 6, but there is nothing to corroborate this
244
Relative location: P.Oxy. 1897 seems to imply a dispute between Po(m)pano and
Pakerke, suggesting proximity between the two villages. Pompano was near Satyrou of
the Eastern toparchy and later in the Cynopolite nome (see below s.v. ),
which would suggest that the Apionic instances of the village refer to Pakerke of the
former Eastern toparchy.
Categories of land: private [SB 8971]
Cultures/agricultural products: wheat [P.Flor. 325, P.Oxy. 4351]; wine [P.Oxy. 3805]
Irrigation: mechane [P.Flor. 325]
Animals: donkeys [P.Oxy. 1748, 2182]
Religion: Philoxenos, the pronoetes in P.Oxy. 1839, must have been a cleric to judge
from his title of .
Officials: komarchai [P.Oxy. 3190]; demosioi [P.Oxy. 3190]; meizon [P.Flor. 325, P.Oxy.
3805]; archephodos [P.Oxy. 5003]; presbyteroi [P.Oxy. 5003]
Occupations: donkey drivers [P.Oxy. 1748, 2182]; Apionic pronoetes [P.Oxy. 1839
(Philoxenos), 2034 (name unpreserved), SB 11163 (anonymous)]; phrontistes [P.Oxy.
4351]
Noteworthy landowners: Fl. N.N., vir gloriosissimus and politeuomenos of Oxyrhynchus
[P.Flor. 325]; Apion estate [P.Flor. 325, P.Oxy. 998, 1839, 1897, 1918, 2034, 2207, 3805,
4351]
** - Paki
http://www.trismegistos.org/geo/detail.php?tm=6203
SPP XX 206.3
BGU II 675.4 = SPP VIII 1139
VII
VII (2nd half)
chorion
proastion
245
- Pakiak
http://www.trismegistos.org/geo/detail.php?tm=9557
P.Oxy. XVI 1911.72, 79 (BL IX 190, XI 154)
P.Oxy. LV 3804.35, 36, 145, 152, 213, 226
557
566
epoikion/ktema
Relative location: in the same Apionic prostasia as Apelle, Kisson, Trigyou, Loukiou,
Tarousebt and Kotyleeiou [P.Oxy. 1911, 3804], which was apparently in the southern
part of the nome, not far from Isieion Panga (see P.Oxy. LV pp. 967).
Cultures/agricultural products: wine [P.Oxy. 3804.47]; palm trees [P.Oxy. 3804.46]
Irrigation: new lakkos [P.Oxy. 3804.213]; mechane (called ) [P.Oxy.
3804.213]
Religion: church [P.Oxy. 1911.72, 3804.145]; priest [P.Oxy. 3804.39, 44]
Occupations: brickmakers (plintheutai) [P.Oxy. 1911.79, 3804.152]; georgoi [P.Oxy.
3804.48, 214 (koinon)]; ampelourgoi [P.Oxy. 3804.48]; potamitai [P.Oxy. 3804.213];
builder (oikodomos) and carpenter (tekton) [P.Oxy. 3804.215]
Noteworthy landowners: Apion estate [P.Oxy. 1911, 3804]
Taxes and other imposts: capitation tax (synteleia kephales) [P.Oxy. 3804.46]
- Palaiou Choriou
http://www.trismegistos.org/geo/detail.php?tm=10362
P.Hamb. inv. 574.2 (see APF 50 (2004) 164)
473
epoikion
246
- Palidou
http://www.trismegistos.org/geo/detail.php?tm=6221
P.Oxy. XIX 2243(a).52, 53
P.Oxy. XVIII 2197.220 (BL VI 106)
590
VI
ktema
ktema
Uncertain instance:
P.Lond. V 1808.3 (BL XI 1212)
VII
Relative location: near Taampemou (Eastern toparchy; 5th pagus) [P.Oxy. 2243(a).35]
Cultures/agricultural products: wheat [P.Oxy. 2243(a)]; chortos [P.Oxy. 2243(a)]
Topographical features: orchard (pomarion) [P.Oxy. 2243(a)]
Irrigation: mechane (called ) [P.Oxy. 2243(a)]; lakkos [P.Lond. 1808 (BL XI 121
2)]; irrigation work [P.Lond. 1808 (BL XI 1212)]
Occupations: gardener [P.Oxy. 2197 (kepouros), 2243(a) (pomarites)]
Noteworthy landowners: Apion estate [P.Oxy. 2197, 2243(a); probably P.Lond. 1808]
( ) - Palieu( )
http://www.trismegistos.org/geo/detail.php?tm=10364
P.Oxy. XVI 2025.19 (see P.Oxy. LXX 4787.9 n.)
VI/VII
epoikion
- Palitiou
http://www.trismegistos.org/geo/detail.php?tm=2963
P.Oxy. LVIII 3942.14, 37
606
epoikion
247
** - Pallos
http://www.trismegistos.org/geo/detail.php?tm=6233
PSI VII 782.2
340/41
chorion
- Palosis
http://www.trismegistos.org/geo/detail.php?tm=2870
P.Polit.Iud. 8.17
P.Oxy. IV 808 descr.
P.Oxy. I 46.18
PSI XII 1262.ii.16, 17
P.Oxy. XVIII 2182.54 (cf. BL VII 144)
P.Oxy. LV 3782.5, 10
SB XII 10780 verso = P.Oxy. III 593 descr.
P.Ant. III 199.3
P.Mert. I 23.4
P.Oxy. XIV 1648.35, 39
P.Oxy. XIV 1659.88, [94]
P.Oxy. XLIII 3097.1, 12
P.Oxy. XII 1459.910
P.Oxy. VII 1044.6, 19 (BL VII 133)
P.Oxy. X 1285.127
Manchester Museum inv. 10893.17 (see JJP 35
(2005) 94)
P.Oxy. XLVI 3307.5
P.Oxy. LV 3790.3
P.Oxy. XII 1448.4
P.Oxy. LXVII 4612.ii.6
P.Giss. 115.ii.5
P.Oxy. X 1342 descr.
P.Oxy. XVI 1834.8
P.Oxy. LV 3805.20, 22, 23, 79
133 BCE
5468
100
137
165
172?
172/3
II
late II
late II
late II
224/5
226
234/5?
III
III
early IV
c. 317/18
after 324
363
IV
V
V/VI
after 566
kome
<kome>
kome
kome
kome
kome
248
580
VI
late VI
VI/VII
616/17?
669
ktema
ktema
249
- Pamis
http://www.trismegistos.org/geo/detail.php?tm=3628
P.Oxy. II 277.3, 13
P.Leit. 1.8, 14 = SB VIII 10192
19 BCE
c. 160
Relative location: in P.Leit. 1 nominees for a liturgy in Nemera (Middle toparchy) are
from Pamis, suggesting to the editor that the latter lay within the komogrammateia of
Nemera. Pamis is thought to be a graphic variant of either (Thmoisepho
toparchy) or (Western toparchy). (In the same document two other nominees
are from Tholthis of the Lower toparchy, but, unlike those from Pamis, they are
explicitly said to reside in Nemera.)
Cultures/agricultural products: wheat [P.Oxy. 277]
Associated kleroi: of Philon [P.Oxy. 277]
Topographical features: oikopeda [P.Leit. 1]; threshing floor [P.Oxy. 277]
[ ]
See BL IX 190 under P.Oxy. XVI 1911.79 and cf. above s.v.
250
- Paneuei
http://www.trismegistos.org/geo/detail.php?tm=2871
II (2nd half)
II/III
256
290
III
III/IV
III/IV
322 or 323
325
341
34650
IV
431
564
VI
epoikion
kome
kome
kome
kome
kome
kome
kome
kome
VI/VII
workshop
houses
Animals: unspecified transport animals (zoa) sent to Babylon for an Imperial visit
[P.Oxy. 1626]; camels [P.Oxy. 2018]; donkeys [SB 11960]; calf [SB 16570]
Religion: church
[P.Wash.Univ. 20]
(katholike
ekklesia)
[P.Wash.Univ.
20];
(Christian)
priest
251
- Panechmothis
http://www.trismegistos.org/geo/detail.php?tm=6259
P.Oxy. VIII 1123.12
158/9
P.Mich. XVIII 786.18, 19, 24, 26, 28, 57, 61, 64, 118 167
Administrative subdivision: Middle toparchy
Relative location: near Petenoureos (Middle toparchy) (public land in P.Oxy. 1123 is
said to be []).
Categories of land: public [P.Oxy. 1123]
See s.v.
- Paradeisou
P.Mich. inv. 4004.vi.13 (BASP 46 (2009) 47)
c. 36080
epoikion
252
- Partheniados
http://www.trismegistos.org/geo/detail.php?tm=6321
P.Oxy. XVI 1916.5, 20, 31
P.Oxy. LV 3805.102
P.Oxy. XVI 1990.14 (see P.Oxy. LXX p. 141)
P.Iand. III 51.23
P.Oxy. XVI 2044.7
P.Oxy. XVIII 2197.71, 209, 211, 214
P.Oxy. XVIII 2207.29
P.Oxy. XVI 2035.25
P.Oxy. XVI 2031.16
P.Oxy. LVIII 3960.34
P.Oxy. LXVIII 4704.2
after 547
after 566
591
VI
VI
VI
VI
late VI
VI/VII
621
626
ktema
ktema
ktema
epoikion/ktema
Relative location: coupled with Hiereon [P.Oxy. 2197.71]. Perhaps near Leukiou
(Western toparchy; 3rd pagus) [P.Oxy. 2197.76, 81]. In P.Oxy. 4704 the Apionic
pronoetes of Partheniados is in charge of payments to canal labourers working in the
outside Oxyrhynchus (see s.v.).
Cultures/agricultural products: wine [P.Oxy. 1990, 2044, 3960]; wheat [P.Oxy. 1990];
acacia trees [P.Oxy. 3805]
Irrigation: mechane [P.Oxy. 1990 (called ), 2197.76, 84];
lakkos [P.Oxy. 2197.78 etc.]; krene [P.Oxy. 2197.83]
Topographical features: orchard (pomarion) [P.Oxy. 2197.73]; houses [P.Oxy. 2197.74,
75 etc.]; bakery (artokopeion) [P.Oxy. 2197.79]
Religion: priest [P.Oxy. 2197.77]
Occupations: Apionic pronoetes [P.Oxy. 1916.5 (Apasion), 20, 31 (Menas), 2031
(Serenus), 4704 (Sergius)]; enapographos georgos [P.Oxy. 1990]; georgoi [P.Oxy. 2197.74
etc.]; ampelourgos [P.Oxy. 2197.75]; baker (artokopos) [P.Oxy. 2197.79]; potamitai
[P.Oxy. 4704]
253
[ - Paro[
http://www.trismegistos.org/geo/detail.php?tm=6333
PSI VIII 948.1639
345/6
ktema
[ - Paro....[
http://www.trismegistos.org/geo/detail.php?tm=8408
P.Oxy. XVI 1918v.10
after 542
- Paroriou
http://www.trismegistos.org/geo/detail.php?tm=6336
P.Oxy. XII 1545.56
SB I 1945.21
SB I 1973.4
IV
V/VI
?
chorion(?)
chorion
For the Oxyrhynchite provenance of PSI 948, see Pruneti, I centri s.v. n. 1, and R. S. Bagnall and K. A.
Worp, Chronological Systems of Byzantine Egypt (2nd ed.; Leiden 2004) 57 n. 2 (cf. BL VII 238).
254
Note: given the commonality of the toponym, the above instances do not necessarily
relate to the same place; cf. the following entries.
, - Paroriou, Megales
http://www.trismegistos.org/geo/detail.php?tm=5658
SB XXII 15320.4 = P.Oxy. X 1327
P.Oxy. XIX 2244.2, 18
P.Oxy. XVI 2032.15, 78
P.Oxy. LXXV 5069.6, [18]
P.Oxy. XVI 1913.33, 66
SB XVI 12585.10
P.Iand. III 51.8
P.Oxy. XVIII 2207.14
P.Oxy. XVI 2024.12 = P.Oxy. I 154
(() ())
SPP X 215.1 (see ZPE 138 (2002) 150)
V
528/543/558
540/41
546
c. 555?
557
VI
VI
late VI
epoikion
epoikion
VII/VIII
chorion
epoikion
ktema
ktema
Etymology: lit. hamlet (vel sim.) of (the) large (land?) by the (desert) mountain.
Relative location: perhaps near Oxyrhynchus given its occurrence in P.Oxy. 1913, an
account dealing in large part with the Apion estates (cf.
Mazza, Larchivio degli Apioni 86).
Cultures/agricultural products: wheat [P.Oxy. 2024]; kiki oil [SB 12585]; wine [P.Oxy.
5069, SB 15320]
Irrigation: mechane [P.Oxy. 2244.2 (called ), 18 (called )]
Topographical features: oil-press (elaiourgeion) of the Apion estate [P.Oxy. 1913.65]
Occupations: potter [P.Oxy. 1913.33]; oil-maker (elaiourgos) [P.Oxy. 1913.66, SB
12585]; Apionic pronoetes [P.Oxy. 2024 (Anoup), 2032 (Serenus)]; georgoi [P.Oxy.
2244]; a cobblers measure ( ) is mentioned in SB 12585, implying
perhaps the presence of a cobbler in this village; ampelourgos [SB 15320]
Noteworthy landowners: Apion estate [P.Iand. 51, P.Oxy. 1913, 2024, 2032, 2207, 2244]
255
, - Paroriou, Mikras
http://www.trismegistos.org/geo/detail.php?tm=5763
P.Oxy. LV 3805.72
PSI VIII 954.30
after 566
VI
epoikion
Etymology: lit. hamlet (vel sim.) of (the) small (land?) by the (desert) mountain.
Relative location: in the same Apionic prostasia as Skytalitidos (8th pagus),
Chrysochoou and Ptolemaidos [PSI 954]
Occupations: phrontistes [PSI 954]
Noteworthy landowners: Apion estate [P.Oxy. 3805, PSI 954]; castrensiani [P.Oxy.
3805]; Iulianus stratelates [P.Oxy. 3805]
, - Paroriou, Notines
http://www.trismegistos.org/geo/detail.php?tm=6043
P.Oxy. XVI 1913.37
P.Oxy. XVI 1911.179
P.Oxy. LV 3804.241, 245, 247, 252
P.Oxy. XVIII 2195.133 (BL VIII 255)
P.Oxy. XIX 2243(a).30
P.Oxy. XVIII 2206.7, 8
P.Oxy. XVI 2031.25
c. 555?
557
566
576/7?
590
VI
VI/VII
<kome>
256
- Pasigonios
http://www.trismegistos.org/geo/detail.php?tm=6341
P.Oxy. XLVII 3365.41, 70 = P.Coll.Youtie I 65
after 241
epoikion
** - Patale
http://www.trismegistos.org/geo/detail.php?tm=6359
SB I 1945.22
V/VI
chorion(?)
257
/ - Patao/Pateo
http://www.trismegistos.org/geo/detail.php?tm=6367
P.Oxy. XVI 2036.7, 8, 17, 29
P.Oxy. XVI 2018.4, 7, 10, 15, 16 (;
BL XI 1578)
P.Oxy. XVIII 2197.62 ()
late V
VI
epoikion
ktema
VI
- Patbonthis
http://www.trismegistos.org/geo/detail.php?tm=9576
P.Oxy. LX 4092.12
355
epoikion
** [ (?)] - Patermouthios(?)
http://www.trismegistos.org/geo/detail.php?tm=6378
SB I 1973.6
chorion
258
See s.v.
( ) - Patrimounal( )
http://www.trismegistos.org/geo/detail.php?tm=6398
P.Iand. III 51.7
VI
** ( ) - Patsar( )
http://www.trismegistos.org/geo/detail.php?tm=6402
SB I 1973.14
chorion
** ( ) - Patyr( )
http://www.trismegistos.org/geo/detail.php?tm=6406
SB I 1945.23
V/VI
chorion(?)
- Pachbonthis
http://www.trismegistos.org/geo/detail.php?tm=9579
259
P.Leid.Inst. 80 B.ii.11
VII/VIII
chorion
- Papsau
http://www.trismegistos.org/geo/detail.php?tm=6428
P.Oxy. XIV 1776.11 (BL VIII 249)
P.Oxy. XVI 1982.7 ()
P.Oxy. XVI 1912.18, 116, 127, 152
PSI VIII 953.8
P.Oxy. XVI 2031.27
IV/V
497
before 566
567/8
VI/VII
epoikion
epoikion
- Paomis
http://www.trismegistos.org/geo/detail.php?tm=2872
260
127
128
157
157/8
176/7
192
c. 200/1
II
early III
208/9?
21821
232/3
235
290
III
III
III
III/IV
III/IV
early IV
311?
after 324
late IV
IV
IV
VI
topoi
<kome>
topoi
topoi
kome
kome
kome
kome
261
733]; overseer of the pigs (epimeletes choiron) to be supplied for the visit of Severus
Alexander and Iulia Mamaea to Egypt [SB 15936]
Occupations: donkey-drivers [P.Oxy. 740]; slave and wet-nurse [PSI 1065]
Noteworthy landowners: Dionysios son of Diogenes, Alexandrian citizen [P.Oxy. 4335
(51 3/8 arouras)]
Taxes and other imposts: phoretron, sitometrikon [P.Oxy. 740]; vestis militaris [P.Oxy.
1448]; crown-tax [P.Oxy. 1659, PSI 733]; requisition of meat [SB 16570]
( ) - Pa.ri( )
http://www.trismegistos.org/geo/detail.php?tm=9566
P.Diog. 46.27
156/179/211
epoikion
- Pbouei
http://www.trismegistos.org/geo/detail.php?tm=6795
SPP X 215.11 (see ZPE 138 (2002) 150, 1523)
VII/VIII
chorion
34650
epoikion
262
- Peenno
http://www.trismegistos.org/geo/detail.php?tm=2874
P.Fouad I 16.13 (BL VI 40)
P.Oxy. LV 3777.16
P.Oxy. IX 1188.7, 22
P.IFAO I 21.1819 (BL VI 55)
P.Oxy. XLV 3264.6 = P.Coll.Youtie I 21
P.Harr. I 138.i.17, iii.1, 3, 10
P.Oxy. IV 713.26
SB V 7615.7 = P.Bon. 43
P.Oxy. LXXIII 4956.7, 19
P.Oxy. III 622.14 (see ZPE 160 (2007) 190)
P.Oxy. III 630.12 (see ZPE 160 (2007) 193f.)
P.Oxy. XVIII 2182.44 (; BL VII 144)
P.Stras. IV 191.6
P.Mich. XVIII 786.46, 102
P.Oxy. VIII 1112.7
P.Oxy. XLI 2997.5
P.Oxy. XLIX 3496.8, 10
P.Oxy. XIV 1659.72, 82
P.Oxy. X 1283.6
SB XII 11033.1, 12
P.Oxy. XII 1549.12
SB XXVI 16570.58 = P.Oxy. XXIV 2422
P.Corn. 36.5
P.Oxy. XLIV 3170.81, 102, 208 ()
PSI Congr. XVII 26.15
SB XIV 11937v.ii.5
68 BCE
57 BCE
13
5468
80/81
92
97
I
146/7
161
161
165
165
167
188
214
214/15?
21821
219
220/21 or 224/5
240
290
III
III
III
III/IV?
kome
kome
kome
kome
<kome>
<kome>
praktoreia
topoi
kome
Uncertain instance:
P.Mich. XX 816.40 ( [ ]; see n. ad loc.)
c. 376/7
263
transferred to the Cynopolite nome); cf. also P.IFAO I 21, where a shepherd registered
in Peenno herds sheep in Toka, and P.Oxy. 2182, where the two villages are joined in a
single entry.
Position in official lists of villages: between an uncertain village and Toka [P.Oxy.
1659.72], between Senepta and an uncertain village [P.Oxy. 1659.82]; between
Mastingophorou and Psobthis [SB 16570]; between Tholthis and Herakleion [P.Corn.
36]; between Toka and an uncertain village [PSI Congr. XVII 26]
Categories of land: catoecic [P.Harr. 138]; private [P.Oxy. 1549 (implied by 1 artaba per
aroura tax rate)]; uninundated (abrochos) [P.Oxy. 1549, SB 11033]; abandoned
(pareimene) [P.Oxy. 713, 1549]
Cultures/agricultural products: acacia trees [P.Oxy. 1112, 1188]; persea trees [P.Oxy.
1188]; wheat [P.Oxy. 3777]; barley [PSI Congr. XVII 26]
Associated kleroi: of Melanthios [P.Oxy. 1188]; of Thrasymachos [P.Oxy. 713, 1549]; of
Phainippos [P.Oxy. 3777]; of enon [P.Harr. 138]; of domion [SB 11033]
Irrigation: dike (choma) formerly belonging to Saras son of Amos [P.Oxy. 1112]; the
great irrigation basin (to mega perichoma) [P.Oxy. 1188]; mechane [P.Oxy. 2997];
public dikes (demosia chomata) [P.Oxy. 3264]; irrigation work [P.Oxy. 3264]
Topographical features: vacant lots (psiloi topoi) [P.Harr. 138]; house with storeroom
(kamara) and courtyard (aule) [P.Oxy. 4956]
Animals: donkeys [P.Oxy. 2182]; pig [SB 16570]
Religion: temple of Ammon [P.Oxy. 1188]
Officials: komogrammateus [P.Oxy. 1188 (of Peenno and other villages), SB 11033];
praktores argyrikon [P.Oxy. 1283]; presbyteroi [P.Oxy. 3264]; chomatepimeletes [P.Oxy.
3264]; sitologos [P.Stras. 191]
Occupations: donkey-driver [P.Oxy. 2182]; shepherd [P.IFAO I 21]; phrontistes [P.Oxy.
2997]
Noteworthy landowners: Claudia Isidora alias Apia [P.Oxy. 2997]
Taxes and other imposts: eparourion, sponde Dionysou, pechismos peristereon [P.Oxy.
1283]; requisition of meat [SB 16570]; poll-tax (laographia) [P.IFAO I 21 (implied)]
( )
See s.v.
264
- Pekty
http://www.trismegistos.org/geo/detail.php?tm=6453
P.Oxy. LXI 4121.9
PSI IX 1071.10
PSI III 187.12
P.Oxy. LX 4074.7
P.Oxy. XXXI 2585.8
P.Oxy. XLV 3255.9 = P.Coll.Youtie II 80
P.Batav. 16.3 (BL VIII 203)
P.Oxy. LXVIII 4677.6
P.Oxy. X 1312 descr. (BL VIII 244)
P.Oxy. XVI 1932.7 ()
SB XXIV 16324.15, 16, [29]+P.Oxy. XVI 1911.210
P.Oxy. LV 3804.85, 86, 99
P.Oxy. XIX 2243(a).33 ()
P.Mnch. III 98.10, 37
P.Bad. VI 168.9
PSI III 239.9, verso
P.Oxy. XVI 2025.11, 36, 37
P.Leid.Inst. 80 B.ii.12
289/90
296
late III
307
315
315
346/7
408
V
5279 or 5424
557
566
590
593/4
VI
601
VI/VII
VII/VIII
epoikion
epoikion
[epoikion]
epoikion/ktema
ktema
epoikion
epoikion/ktema
chorion
265
See s.v.
- Pela
http://www.trismegistos.org/geo/detail.php?tm=2875
P.Hib. I 43.3
BGU VI 1228.5
P.Oslo II 26.9 ()
P.Oxy. XLIX 3462.5
P.Oxy. IV 835 descr.
P.Princ. II 24.14
P.Oxy. II 245.12, 20
C.Pap.Jud. III 482.12 = P.Oxy. II 353 descr.
SB XII 10795.11 = P.Oxy. II 351 descr.
P.Oxy. XXXVIII 2850.11
P.Ryl. II 159.8, 36
P.Oxy. XIV 1672.12
P.Oxy. XII 1447.3
P.Sarap. 79f.i.5, 24
P.Oxy. LVII 3905.17
P.Oxy. LVII 3910.11, 20
P.Oxy. VI 969.1 (BL VIII 239)
P.Oxy. LXIX 4739.3, 23
P.Oxy. III 584 descr.
P.Oxy. III 506.6, 10, 11, 23
P.CtYBR inv. 4625.17 (ZPE 179 (2011) 2245)
P.Oxy. XXXI 2591.3
P.Oxy. XLIX 3473.5
P.Oxy. LXVII 4589.5, 15, 16, 20, 22, 25, 27, 33,
38, 44
P.Oxy. LXII 4337.8
P.Matr. 2.2, 11, 15
P.Kln II 90.8
PSI VIII 947.3 (BL VIII 404), 9
SB XVI 12642.8, 11 = P.Princ. III 131
P.Oxy. IX 1212.2
P.Fuad Univ. 32.r.12
P.IFAO III 15.5
P.Oxy. IV 740.20, 21, 37, 38
261 BCE
258 BCE
5/4 BCE
I BCE
1416
21
26
27
28
29
31/2
3740
44
90133
99
99/100?
early II
127
c. 129
after 143
c. 152
158/9
1619
16875
178?
181/2
c. 184
185/6
196
II
II?
II?
c. 200
<kome>
topoi
kome
kome
kome
topoi
<kome>
topoi
kome
kome
topoi
kome
266
c. 20012
204
20711
21821
after 229
23962
244/5
247
III (1st half)
2536
254
261
264
278/9
284/5
290
III
III
III
III
III
III
III
III
late III
III/IV
III/IV
317
331
362
471
V/VI
567/8
kome
kome
kome
kome
kome
kome
chorion(?)
Uncertain instances:
SB XXVI 16824.2 = X 10215 (])
P.Oxy. XXVII 2474.39 (cf. 38 n.)
c. 21248
III
<kome>
Delendum: P.Oxy. II 368 descr. = SPP IV p. 116 (43/4); see D. Hagedorn, ZPE 177
(2011) 233.
Administrative subdivision: Western toparchy
267
268
269
- Pelaitou
http://www.trismegistos.org/geo/detail.php?tm=6456
P.Oxy. XII 1448.17
SB XVI 12516.45 ( )
after 324
late V?
- Pelous
http://www.trismegistos.org/geo/detail.php?tm=6462
P.Oxy. XVI 2000.2
VI/VII
** ( ) - Pema( )
http://www.trismegistos.org/geo/detail.php?tm=6464
SB I 1945.25
V/VI
chorion(?)
See http://www.trismegistos.org/geo/detail.php?tm=865 (=
Memphite Hypsele). There is no reason to assign P.Ryl. II
379.20 (prov. unknown; 168/9) to the Oxyrhynchite, as
Pruneti, I centri s.v., tentatively does.
270
- Pempo
http://www.trismegistos.org/geo/detail.php?tm=6467
P.Haun. III 63.25, 27
P.Oxy. XVI 1915.1, 15, 24
P.Mert. II 96.1
P.Oxy. XVI 2030.1
P.Sijp. 37.15
SPP X 215.16 (see ZPE 138 (2002) 150)
IV/V
c. 560
VI
late VI
VII/VIII
VII/VIII
epoikion
ktema
chorion
chorion
Relative location: perhaps near Meskanounios and Psaei [P.Mert. 96; cf. also P.Oxy.
2030: () ()]
Cultures/agricultural products: wine [P.Oxy. 1915]
Occupations: builders (oikodomoi) [P.Haun. 63]; ergates (sent to Babylon) [P.Sijp. 37]
Noteworthy landowners: imperial estate managed by the Apiones [P.Oxy. 1915]
- Pera
http://www.trismegistos.org/geo/detail.php?tm=2876
PSI VIII 947.20
SB XVIII 13873.1
P.Oxy. XVI 2018.6, 21, 22, 23, 30, 31
P.Oxy. XVI 2034.8, 15
P.Oxy. XVI 2044.6
P.Oxy. XVI 2035.23
185/6
III
VI
VI
VI
late VI
ktema
Uncertain instance:
SB XVI 12731.6 ( [; provenance unknown)
II/III
ktema
Etymology: lit. the ktema (vel sim.) beyond, i.e. probably across a waterway.
Cultures/agricultural products: wine [P.Oxy. 2044]
Irrigation: lakkos [P.Oxy. 2035]
271
- Peran Balaneion
http://www.trismegistos.org/geo/detail.php?tm=14182
P.CtYBR inv. 3570.12 ([] )
(see ZPE [forthcoming 2012])
VI
() - Pera Mermerthon
http://www.trismegistos.org/geo/detail.php?tm=6490
P.Oxy. XIX 2244.8 ( )
P.Oxy. LXXVII 5123.8, 23 ( )
528/543/558
555
ktema
ktema
Relative location: as its name indicates, opposite Mermertha (Upper toparchy; 1st
pagus), probably across the canal of Apollophanes (see above s.v. and
P.Oxy. 5123.8 n.).
Cultures/agricultural products: wine [P.Oxy. 5123]
Irrigation: mechane (called ) [P.Oxy. 2244]
Occupations: enapographoi georgoi [P.Oxy. 5123]
Noteworthy landowners: Apion estate [P.Oxy. 2244, 5123]
272
See s.v.
- Peribleptou
http://www.trismegistos.org/geo/detail.php?tm=10376
P.Hamb. inv. 533.1, 4 (APF 50 (2004) 166)
P.Lips. inv. 1354 (APF 56 (2010) 60)
473
474
Etymology: the hamlet (vel sim.) of (the) = vir spectabilis (man of the
second-highest senatorial rank).
Cultures/agricultural products: wine [P.Lips. inv. 1354 (see APF 56 (2010) 61, 2 n.)]
Animals: bulls [P.Lips. inv. 1354]
Occupations: pronoetes [P.Hamb. inv. 533; P.Lips. inv. 1354]; foreman (epikeimenos)
[P.Hamb. inv. 533]
Noteworthy landowners: comes Ioannes [P.Hamb. inv. 533; P.Lips. inv. 1354]
- Perouen
http://www.trismegistos.org/geo/detail.php?tm=6513
SB XVI 12732.12, 14, 20
P.Oxy. LXX 4773.12 n., 20 n.
P.Oxy. XVIII 2204.5 ([])
P.Oxy. XVIII 2197.145 ()
P.Oxy. XVI 2038.16
P.Egy.Mus. S.R. 3049 (227) r.ii.1 (see Pap.Congr.
XXIV 41719)40
II/III
220/21 or 224
550/51 or 565/6
VI
VI/VII
VI/VII
ktema
ktema
ktema(?)
epoikion
ktema
40
273
Relative location: mentioned alongside Orthoniou and Kalorias in P.Oxy. 2197. In the
same Apionic prostasia as Aspida, Kyamon, Phna and Spania (the latter in the territory
of the former Lower toparchy) [P.Oxy. 2204]
Categories of land: uninundated (abrochos) [P.Oxy. 2038]
Cultures/agricultural products: wheat [P.Oxy. 2038]; wine [P.Egy.Mus. S.R. 3049 (227),
P.Oxy. 2038, SB 12732]
Religion: deacon [P.Oxy. 2038]
Occupations: ampelourgoi [P.Oxy. 2038, 4773, SB 12732]; georgoi [P.Oxy. 2038];
Apionic pronoetes [P.Oxy. 2204 (Paulos)]; hydroparochoi [P.Oxy. 4773, SB 12732];
patetai [SB 12732]
Noteworthy landowners: Claudia Isidora alias Apia [P.Oxy. 4773]; Apion estate
[P.Egy.Mus. S.R. 3049 (227), P.Oxy. 2038, 2197, 2204]
- Perothis
http://www.trismegistos.org/geo/detail.php?tm=6524
P.Oxy. XVIII 2185.17, 20 (BL III 141)
BGU IV 1031.1213 (BL III 16; cf. also BL IV 6)
92
II
- Pesta
http://www.trismegistos.org/geo/detail.php?tm=6529
PSI VII 822.3
P.Oxy. XIX 2243(a).20, 21, 78
II
590
epoikion/ktema
274
VII
Uncertain instance:
P.Stras. VIII 762.15 n.
late I BCE
Cf. also SPP VIII 1248.1 (provenance unknown; VII) with BL VIII 452.
Etymology: possibly P-t-n-Imn, the woods of Amun, a toponym occurring in
P.Wilbour (c. 1150 BCE); see Vandorpe, Egyptische geografische elementen 171.
Relative location: in an Apionic prostasia comprising Senokomis (Western toparchy),
Herakleion (Middle toparchy), Notines Paroriou and Taampemou (Eastern toparchy;
5th pagus) [P.Oxy. 2243(a)].
Cultures/agricultural products: wine [P.Iand. 155, P.Oxy. 2243(a).29]; palm trees
[P.Oxy. 2243(a).27]
Topographical features: mill (mylaion) [P.Oxy. 2243(a).27]
Animals: pig [P.Oxy. 2243(a).28]
Religion: church [P.Oxy. 2243(a).78]; (Christian) priest [P.Iand. 155, P.Oxy. 2243(a).22,
23]
Occupations: boethos [P.Iand. 155]; georgoi [P.Oxy. 2243(a).35 etc.]
Noteworthy landowners: Apion estate [P.Oxy. 2243(a)]
Taxes and other imposts: capitation tax (synteleia kephales) [P.Oxy. 2243(a).26]
- Pestetoe
http://www.trismegistos.org/geo/detail.php?tm=6534
PSI I 58.6
5668
epoikion/ktema
Etymology: perhaps *P-t(j)-T-i.t, the land(?) of the cow; see Vandorpe, Egyptische
geografische elementen 171.
Noteworthy landowners: Apion estate [PSI 58]
275
[ ]
- Petemouneos
http://www.trismegistos.org/geo/detail.php?tm=6543
P.Oxy. X 1285.83
P.Oxy. VII 1052.18, 26
III
after 362
- Petenoureos
http://www.trismegistos.org/geo/detail.php?tm=6544
P.Oxy. VIII 1123.56, 1112
P.Oxy. III 630.10 (see ZPE 160 (2007) 193f.)
P.Mich. XVIII 786.67, 70, 96
SB XXVI 16570.61 = P.Oxy. XXIV 2422
(cf. ZPE 170 (2009) 190)
P.Oxy. X 1285.119
Manchester Museum inv. 10893.6 (see JJP 35
(2005) 94)
158/9
161
167
290
epoikion
epoikion
III
III
Uncertain instance:
SB XIV 11272.7 n. ([())
211
topoi
276
- Petne
1) Upper toparchy:41
http://www.trismegistos.org/geo/detail.php?tm=6536
P.Oxy. X 1285.51 (edd.: [ ] ; restore []) III
PSI VIII 945.23
III
P.Oxy. XVI 1910.20
VI/VII
Uncertain instance:
PSI VI 700.2 ( [ ] [ ] [ ];
read []?)
III
epoikion
The existence of a village Petne in the Upper toparchy is now confirmed by a papyrus to be published in
277
instances of Petne below under 3 (P.Oxy. 1912, 2019, 2037) may refer to the same
village.
2) Middle toparchy/7th pagus(?):
http://www.trismegistos.org/geo/detail.php?tm=2877
P.Oxy. LXVII 4582.7 ( ) 16
P.Oxy. I 72.1213
90
SB XII 10791.2 = P.Oxy. III 595 descr.
156
P.Oxy. III 631.4 (see ZPE 160 (2007) 194f.)
158
P.Oxy. IV 734 .3
165
P.Mich. XVIII 786.27, 79
167
P.Lips. I 117.2 (; cf. BL VIII 172)
175/6
P.Oxy. I 88.4
179
P.Oxy. XII 1539.5
179/80
P.Oxy. XLIV 3169.94, 97, 98, 100, 101, 1058,
c. 20012
110, 137
SB XXVI 16570.49 = P.Oxy. XXIV 2422
290
P.Oxy. X 1285.107
III
P.Oxy. XLIV 3170.79, 103, 217
III
P.Wash.Univ. II 81.21
III
P.Oxy. VII 1052.2642
after 362
43
P.Mich. XX 816.33
c. 376/7
P.Oxy. VI 997 descr. (cf. P.Oxy. LV 3795.12 n.)
IV
P.Oxy. XII 1545.8 ()
IV
kome
topoi
topoi
topoi
topoi
topoi
kome
Uncertain instance:
P.Oxy. XIV 1659.63 ( [(?); BL VIII 248)
21821
Administrative subdivision: for likelihood of membership in the 7th pagus, see P.Oxy.
LV 3795.12 n.
Arabic/modern counterpart: Itnih (Goma et al., Mittelgypten 88).
Relative location: Petne shares sitologoi with Kerkeura (Middle toparchy) [P.Oxy. 631]
and Tanais (Middle toparchy; 7th pagus[?]) [SB 10791], suggesting proximity between
these villages. Near Takolkeilis (Middle toparchy; 7th pagus) [P.Oxy. 734.3]. Near Toka
(Middle toparchy) [P.Oxy. 4582]. In P.Oxy. 72 an inhabitant of Senepta (Middle
toparchy) registers land in Petne.
42
43
Probably the village of the former Middle toparchy given the mention of the hamlet Melanthiou in the
278
Position in official lists of villages: between Toka and Istrou [P.Oxy. 1285]; between
Nomou and Istrou [P.Wash.Univ. 81, SB 16570]
Cultures/agricultural products: woad [P.Oxy. 1052]
Topographical features: vacant lot (psilos topos) in the southern part of the village
[P.Oxy. 72]; beehives (in the house of Diogenes) [P.Oxy. 4582]
Animals: bees [P.Oxy. 4582]; calf [SB 16570]
Officials: sitologoi [P.Lips. 117, P.Oxy. 88, 631, 1539, SB 10791]; praktores argyrikon and
their agent (cheiristes) [P.Oxy. 734]
Occupations: beekeepers (melissourgoi) [P.Oxy. 4582]
Taxes and other imposts: supply of meat, probably for military purposes [P.Oxy. 1545];
crown-tax [P.Oxy. 1659]; syntaxis [P.Oxy. 3169]; requisition of meat [SB 16570]
3) Uncertain toparchy:
P.Lips. I 113.6
P.Oxy. VI 932 .3
P.Wash.Univ. I 54.1, 6 (see ZPE 170 (2009) 190)
SB XVIII 13110.2
PSI XIII 1340.3, 26
P.Oxy. XVI 2043.8
P.Oxy. XVI 1912.98
P.Oxy. XVI 2019.31
P.Oxy. XVI 2037.33
SPP X 198.1
127
late II
IV/V
IV/V
420
V
before 566
VI
late VI
VII/VIII
<kome>
kome
kome
chorion
kome
kome
279
( ) - Petrok( )
http://www.trismegistos.org/geo/detail.php?tm=6555
P.Oxy. XLVI 3307.16
P.Col. X 284.3, 5
SB XXII 15769.4, 7 = P.Heid. V 344 (duplicate
of P.Col. 284)
P.Oslo III 119.2, 9
P.Oxy. XII 1448.11 (BL XI 150)
SB XVI 12646.3 n., 11
early IV
311
311
epoikion
epoikion/ktema
epoikion/ktema
319
after 324
326
epoikion
399/405/418
epoikion
epoikion
Uncertain instance:
P.Laur. IV 158.8 ([; BL IX 122)
Administrative subdivision: 8th pagus
Relative location: in the vicinity of Dositheou (Lower toparchy; 8th pagus) [P.Col. 284,
P.Oxy. 3307.13, SB 15769]
Position in official lists of villages: between Geronta and Skytalitidos [P.Oxy. 1448];
between Krariou(?) and Skytalitidos [P.Oxy. 3307]
Categories of land: royal [P.Oslo 119]
Cultures/agricultural products: wine [P.Col. 284, P.Laur. 158, SB 15769]; palm trees
[P.Col. 284, SB 15769]; fruit trees [P.Col. 284, SB 15769]
Irrigation: mechanika organa [P.Col. 284, SB 15769]; irrigation work [P.Col. 284, SB
15769]
Animals: oxen [P.Col. 284, P.Laur. 158, SB 15769]
Taxes and other imposts: vestis militaris [P.Oslo 119, P.Oxy. 1448, SB 12646];
requisition of ropes [P.Oslo 119]
- Petroniou
http://www.trismegistos.org/geo/detail.php?tm=6557
P.Oxy. XVI 2043.1
chorion
280
540/41
VI
VI
VI/VII
- Petrodj
http://www.trismegistos.org/geo/detail.php?tm=2913
T.Varie 10.3
VII
kome
- Peleas
http://www.trismegistos.org/geo/detail.php?tm=6570
SB XXII 15366.1 = P.Lond. III 780 ()
= P.Oxy. I 205 descr.
P.Oxy. XVI 2055.36 (BL X 146)
P.Oxy. XVIII 2197.191, 192 (BL X 147)
P.Oxy. LVIII 3960.13
535
VI
VI
621
ktema
Relative location: Peleas shares an Apionic pronoetes with Leontos, which was probably
in the former Eastern toparchy (see s.v.) [SB 15366; cf. SB XXII 15367.1 (535)]. See also
Note below.
Cultures/agricultural products: wine [P.Oxy. 3960]
281
- Peneb
http://www.trismegistos.org/geo/detail.php?tm=11688
P.Oxy. LXXI 4835.8, 25
574
epoikion
- Piaa
http://www.trismegistos.org/geo/detail.php?tm=6578
P.Oxy. XVI 1899.8, 28
P.Oxy. XIX 2244 margin (see 12 n.)
P.Oxy. XVI 1912.116
P.Oxy. XVIII 2207.11
P.Wash.Univ. II 84.9
P.Sijp. 37.9
476
528/543/558
before 566
VI
late VI
VII/VIII
epoikion
epoikion
chorion
282
- Pilasienous
http://www.trismegistos.org/geo/detail.php?tm=6661
PSI I 62.10. 28
613
epoikion
Relative location: a person from Pilasienous gives surety for an enapographos georgos
from Aktouariou, perhaps indicating proximity between the two settlements [PSI 62].
Noteworthy landowners: PSI 62 does not necessarily imply that the settlement was part
of the Apion estate.
- Pimpasi
http://www.trismegistos.org/geo/detail.php?tm=2915
P.Oxy. LVII 3911.10
P.Kln I 55.2
199
23844?
kome
133
kome
Uncertain instance:
P.Kln II 100.2, [33] = SB X 10756 ( [; see n.)
- Pinarachthis
http://www.trismegistos.org/geo/detail.php?tm=2881
P.Ross.Georg. III 17.2
P.Oxy. XVI 1862.62
P.Oxy. XVI 1863.6, 24
VI/VII
c. 624?
624?
283
III
VI/VII
- Pinaua
http://www.trismegistos.org/geo/detail.php?tm=6672
P.Oxy. XXIV 2411.9
c. 173/4
- Pinyris
http://www.trismegistos.org/geo/detail.php?tm=6682
P.Mich. XX 809.37
P.Wash.Univ. II 92.2
P.CtYBR inv. 754.ii.2 (ZPE [forthcoming 2012])
P.Oxy. XVI 1853.1
P.Oxy. XVI 1855.8, 14, 16
372
IV/V
late VI
VI/VII
VI/VII
kome
[kome (2)]
Uncertain instance:
284
VI
- Piouleos
http://www.trismegistos.org/geo/detail.php?tm=6684
PSI Congr. XVII 18(a).9 (( ); cf. n. ad loc.) IV
P.Harr. I 163.6 (BL XI 92)
VI
epoikion
- Pioose
http://www.trismegistos.org/geo/detail.php?tm=11689
P.Wash.Univ. II 84.3
late VI
285
() - Plakitou/Plakiou
http://www.trismegistos.org/geo/detail.php?tm=6747
P.Oxy. XVI 1910.26 ()
P.Oxy. XVI 2025.6 ()
VI/VII
VI/VII
ktema
epoikion
Relative location: apparently in the same Apionic prostasia as Leonidou (in the area of
the 7th pagus) [P.Oxy. 1910]
Occupations: Apionic pronoetes [P.Oxy. 1910 (Ioannes)]
Noteworthy landowners: Apion estate [P.Oxy. 1910, 2025]
- Plantiados
http://www.trismegistos.org/geo/detail.php?tm=9618
P.Oxy. LV 3795.10
early IV
epoikion
- Pleein
http://www.trismegistos.org/geo/detail.php?tm=6758
P.Wash.Univ. I 54.3 (BL IX 373)
P.Oxy. LV 3805.51
P.Oxy. XVI 2028.4, 11, 16
P.Oxy. XVI 1910.19, 24
P.Oxy. XVI 2025.5, 34
P.Oxy. LXVI 4536.15, 38
IV/V
after 566
VI
VI/VII
VI/VII
612
kome
kome
kome
kome
286
[P.Oxy.
1910
(Ioannes)];
head-watchmen
Noteworthy landowners: Apion estate [P.Oxy. 1910, 2025, 2028, 2244, 3805, 4536
(pagarchoumene by the Apiones)]
Note: cf. the mechane called in P.Oxy. XIX 2244.56 (528/543/558). In P.Oxy.
2028 the village contributes money for the stables at Takona (a village in the former
Lower toparchy).
- Plelo
http://www.trismegistos.org/geo/detail.php?tm=2883
SB XXVI 16570.65 = P.Oxy. XXIV 2422
P.Oxy. XVII 2142.4
P.Oxy. X 1285.111
P.Oxy. XIV 1748.8
SB XIV 11605.10
Manchester Museum inv. 10893.1 (see JJP 35
(2005) 94)
P.Oxy. LV 3795.12
P.Oxy. I 102.8 (BL I 315)
P.Wisc. I 28.2
SB XII 10800.7
P.Oxy. XLVII 3358.11
P.Mich. XI 611.8
P.Gen. IV 183.7
P.Wash.Univ. II 102.5
290
c. 293
III
III
III
III
early IV
306
321
later IV
IV
412
V
V/VI
epoikion
epoikion
<kome>
kome
epoikion
epoikion
287
Position in official lists of villages: between Artapatou and Nemeron [P.Oxy. 1285];
between Texei and Toka [SB 16570]; before Artapatou [Manchester Museum inv.
10893]
Cultures/agricultural products: wheat [P.Mich. 611]; barley [P.Mich. 611]; lachanon
[P.Mich. 611]; chortos [P.Mich. 611]; flax [P.Oxy. 102]
Irrigation: dike (choma) [P.Oxy. 102]; mechane [P.Mich. 611, P.Oxy. 102]; irrigation
work [P.Mich. 611.20]
Animals: donkeys [P.Oxy. 1748]; pig [SB 16570]
Officials: boundary inspector (horiodeiktes) [P.Gen. 183.15 (not certainly of Plelo)]
Occupations: donkey-drivers [P.Oxy. 1748]; ergates [P.Wash.Univ. 102]
Noteworthy landowners: heirs of Phoibammon, vir clarissimus and formerly dux
[P.Mich. 611]; Apion estate [P.Wash.Univ. 102]
Taxes and other imposts: annona militaris [P.Oxy. 2142]; kommodion (gratuity for
officials) [P.Oxy. 3358]; anabolikon [P.Wisc. 28]; requisition of meat [SB 16570]
Other: two fugitive thieves from this village are the subject of the petition P.Gen. 183.
- Pleroutos
http://www.trismegistos.org/geo/detail.php?tm=6760
P.Oxy. XXXVI 2795.5
250
epoikion
Relative location: in P.Oxy. 2795 an inhabitant of this village takes under lease land
around Thosbis (Upper toparchy).
early VII
288
- Polemou
http://www.trismegistos.org/geo/detail.php?tm=10039
P.Oxy. LXII 4342.i.16
IV
epoikion
- Polemonos
http://www.trismegistos.org/geo/detail.php?tm=1879
P.Oxy. XVI 2032.40
P.Oxy. XIX 2243(a).77, 80
P.Oxy. XVIII 2206.9
P.Oxy. XVIII 2207.15
P.Oxy. XVI 2031.15
540/41
590
VI
VI
VI/VII
- Pompano
http://www.trismegistos.org/geo/detail.php?tm=3035
P.Prag. I 15.5, 16.4
P.Wisc. II 75.9
P.Oxy. XVI 1897.5, 6 ()
353
IV
VI/VII
kome
kome
289
VI/VII
kome
Administrative subdivision: part of the Upper Cynopolite nome in 353 (P.Prag. 15, 16);
cf. Litinas, APF 40 (1994) 160.
Relative location: P.Oxy. 1897 seems to imply a dispute between Popmano and Pakerke
(probably that of the Eastern toparchy), suggesting proximity between the two villages.
P.Oxy. 2025 specifies that Pompano is (Eastern toparchy).
Officials: komarchai [P.Prag. 15, 16]; sitologoi [P.Prag. 15, 16]
Noteworthy landowners: Apion estate [P.Oxy. 1897, 2025]
( )- Posompous (Aristomachou)
http://www.trismegistos.org/geo/detail.php?tm=2660
P.Wisc. I 13.5, 1011 ( )
P.Kln II 100.10, 22 = SB X 10756 (. .)
P.Oxy. LIX 3989.10
O.Ashm.Shelt. 50.10
P.Mich. X 602.910 ([]; BL VII 115)
P.Haun. II 37.3
P.Oxy. X 1285.85 ()
P.Oxy. XIV 1688.10 ( )
P.Wash.Univ. II 81.10
SB XXVI 16570.38 = P.Oxy. XXIV 2422
(; but cf. BL VII 150)
P.Oxy. LV 3787.47 ([][)
P.Oxy. LIX 3983.9, 13, 19
P.Oxy. XLIII 3122.5, 6
P.Oxy. LXII 4344.6, 24
P.Mich. XX 809.33
SB XIV 11638.5 ([)
P.Oxy. XVI 2034.4, 13 ()
P.Oxy. XVIII 2207.30 ()
P.Iand. II 20.5, 8
early II
133
II
II/III
early III
III
III
III
III
290
621
c. 31320?
314
322
342
372
IV
VI
VI
VI or VII
kome
kome
kome
<kome>
kome
(BL VI 56)
290
Form: The genitive implies that is not a diphthong, but the declension
seems to vary (P.Oxy. 3989.10 n.).
Administrative subdivision: Eastern toparchy; 5th pagus
Relative location: in P.Oxy. 1688 three individuals from Phoboou (Eastern toparchy; 5th
pagus) are lessees of land in Posompous, suggesting close proximity between the two
villages. Posompous and Phoboou also appear to have shared komarchai [P.Oxy. 3983;
cf. P.Oxy. 3982.3].
Position in official lists of villages: first before Adaiou [P.Oxy. 1285]; between
Taampemou and Phoboou [SB 16570]; first before Sarapionos Chairemonos
[P.Wash.Univ. 81]
Cultures/agricultural products: wheat [P.Kln 100.22]; wine [P.Oxy. 3960]
Irrigation: dike (choma) [P.Oxy. 3989]; season of the water control (hydrophylakia)
[P.Oxy. 3989]
Animals: calf [SB 16570]
Officials: presbyteroi [P.Mich. 809]; komarchai [P.Oxy. 3983, 4344]; tesserarius [P.Oxy.
4344]; sitologoi [P.Oxy. 4344]
Occupations: Apionic pronoetes [P.Oxy. 2034 (name unpreserved)]
Noteworthy landowners: Apion estate [P.Oxy. 2034, 2207; in P.Oxy. 3960 the estate
purchases wine from inhabitants of this village]
Taxes and other imposts: epikephalaion poleos [P.Oxy. 3787]; requisition of meat [SB
16570]
Other: tow (stippion) [P.Oxy. 3983]
** - Pouliou
http://www.trismegistos.org/geo/detail.php?tm=6855
SB I 1945.26
V/VI
chorion(?)
291
- Poynis
http://www.trismegistos.org/geo/detail.php?tm=6991
P.Princ. II 42.3, 4 (), 18 (())
(BL VIII 283, IX 219)
P.NYU II 52.23 ((); see P.Oxy. 4889.16 n.)
PSI IV 315.8 (; BL IX 313)
P.Oxy. LXXII 4889.16 ()
92/3
early II
136/7
176/7
- Pouchis
http://www.trismegistos.org/geo/detail.php?tm=6862
P.Oxy. VI 966 descr.
III
292
[ ] - Pou[.]eo
http://www.trismegistos.org/geo/detail.php?tm=6854
P.Oxy. X 1285.[12], 105
III
[ ] - Pou[..]n
http://www.trismegistos.org/geo/detail.php?tm=6856
P.Oxy. XVIII 2197.212
VI
ktema
- Prampise
http://www.trismegistos.org/geo/detail.php?tm=6872
SPP XX 206.4
VII
chorion
[ - Premenous
http://www.trismegistos.org/geo/detail.php?tm=9628
SB XVI 13035.55 = P.Bon. 39
341
epoikion
293
= [
c. 555?
565
566
after 566
572
584
VI
VI
626
VII
chorion
chorion
294
Animals: oxen [P.Oxy. 1913.5 (boiidia), 3804 (bulls, heifers)]; unspecified ktene
(donkeys?) [P.Oxy. 1913.4]; donkey [P.Oxy. 3804]
Occupations: ampelourgoi [P.Oxy. 1913.34]; symmachos [P.Oxy. 1925]; georgoi [P.Oxy.
1913.3, 20, 3805 (engaged in hunting or fishing)]; pomaritai [P.Oxy. 1913.7]; fieldguards (agrophylakes) [P.Oxy. 1913.16]; potter (chloubokerameus) [P.Oxy. 1913.21];
blacksmith (chalkeus) [P.Oxy. 1913.19]; brickmaker (plintheutes) [P.Oxy. 1913.45, 63];
carpenter (tekton) [P.Oxy. 1913.23]; canal workers (potamitai) [P.Oxy. 4704]
Noteworthy landowners: Apion estate [all instances]
Note: the ( ) was the principal residential complex and
administrative centre of the Apion estate in Oxyrhynchus, situated, as its name
indicates, outside one of the citys gates and surrounded by some lands belonging to the
estate. P.Oxy. 1925 is a list of furniture from this complex, including one wooden
ladder from the village [i.e. the proastion] to the circus (P.Oxy. LVIII 3941.19 n.). For
an overview of this locality, see Mazza, Larchivio degli Apioni 846, and for the
meaning of the term proastion, see G. Husson, Rech. de. Pap. 4 (1967) 1926. In P.Oxy.
4704 the Apionic pronoetes of Partheniados is in charge of payments to canal labourers
working in the . In P.Oxy. LVIII 3941.19, 21 (604/5) a man is described as
proastites.
- Prychtheos
http://www.trismegistos.org/geo/detail.php?tm=6894
P.Oxy. XVI 1913.58
P.Oxy. LVI 3869.2
c. 555?
VI/VII
- Ptel
http://www.trismegistos.org/geo/detail.php?tm=6916
SB XXIV 16275.1
P.Oxy. XVI 2042.6
P.Oxy. L 3585.4
SB XII 10808.3
V
V
mid-V
VII
epoikion
epoikion
295
[ - Ptolema[
http://www.trismegistos.org/geo/detail.php?tm=6932
P.Oxy. XIX 2233.8 (cf. BL X 147)
350
epoikion
- Ptolema
http://www.trismegistos.org/geo/detail.php?tm=6932
P.Oxy. VI 989 descr.
SB XIV 12130.33.
P.Oxy. LVIII 3952.18
III/IV
V/VI
610
epoikion
296
Religion: contributions for unnamed festivals (heortika; for Epiphany and Easter?) [SB
12130]
Occupations: Apionic pronoetes [P.Oxy. 3952 (Phoibammon, also a priest)]
Noteworthy landowners: Apion estate [P.Oxy. 3952]
- Ptolemaidos
http://www.trismegistos.org/geo/detail.php?tm=5260
P.Oxy. XVIII 2195.77, 90
PSI VIII 954.43, 55
576/7?
VI
ktema
epoikion/ktema
Uncertain instance: Zauzich, Enchoria 15 (1987) 171, suggests that Ptlmjs in O.Pisa 567
is a place name, perhaps identifiable with Ptolemaidos.
Etymology: < Greek personal name .
Relative location: in the same Apionic prostasia as Skytalitidos (8th pagus),
Chrysochoou and Mikras Paroriou [PSI 954]
Cultures/agricultural products: wine [PSI 954.48]
Religion: priest [PSI 954.45]
Occupations: Apionic pronoetes [P.Oxy. 2195.90 (anonymous)]; phrontistes [PSI
954.44]; georgoi [PSI 954 (koinon)]; agrophylakes [PSI 954]
Noteworthy landowners: Apion estate [P.Oxy. 2195, PSI 954]
See s.v. /
See s.v.
297
- Pyxinou
http://www.trismegistos.org/geo/detail.php?tm=11690
P.Oxy. LXXIII 4964.3
IV
epoikion
** - Pyrgos
http://www.trismegistos.org/geo/detail.php?tm=6972
P.Oxy. XVI 2024.7
late VI
VII
( )
See s.v.
298
()
See s.v.
299
, - Rhymes, Mikras
http://www.trismegistos.org/geo/detail.php?tm=5762
P.Oxy. XVI 2020.33
P.Laur. II 47.3
c. 56788
early VII
Etymology: nach einer kleinen Strae benannt (Krger, Oxyrhynchos in der Kaiserzeit
294)
Relative location: named together with Tkout [P.Oxy. 2020]
Taxes and other imposts: arkarika [P.Oxy. 2020]
** - Rhymou
http://www.trismegistos.org/geo/detail.php?tm=7016
SB I 1973.7
chorion
300
[ - S.[
http://www.trismegistos.org/geo/detail.php?tm=2644
SB XVI 13035.72 = P.Bon. 39(c)r.7
341
| [ - S..[
http://www.trismegistos.org/geo/detail.php?tm=7021
SB XX 14300.8 = PSI IV 300
324
kome
[ ] - S[..].aei
http://www.trismegistos.org/geo/detail.php?tm=7029
P.Oxy. I 102.9 (BL VIII 232)
306
epoikion
* [ ] - S[....]o
http://www.trismegistos.org/geo/detail.php?tm=11691
P.Oxy. LXXIII 4962.4
III
<kome>
301
* - Saapretou
http://www.trismegistos.org/geo/detail.php?tm=7022
PSI VII 775.2
after 272
kome
- Sadalou
http://www.trismegistos.org/geo/detail.php?tm=7027
P.Oxy. X 1285.59
PSI VIII 945.20 ()
SB XIV 12108.14
P.Oxy. VI 895 introd.
P.Oxy. LV 3795.22
P.Oxy. XII 1426.6
P.Oxy. LX 4089.19, 46
P.Oxy. XLVIII 3406.2
CPR VII 24r.6
III
III
III/IV
early IV?
early IV
332
351
IV
V/VI
epoikion
Etymology: perhaps named after the early Ptolemaic eponymous cavalry officer Sadalas
(a Thracian name), on whom see Pros. Ptol. VIII 2023a; cf. also Falivene, The
Herakleopolite Nome 190.
Administrative subdivision: Upper toparchy; 2nd pagus
Arabic/modern counterpart: Istal (suggested by J.R. Rea apud Rowlandson, Landowners
and Tenants 12 with n. 21)
302
Relative location: perhaps near Nigrou (Upper toparchy; 2nd pagus), since P.Oxy. 1426
implies that a requisition of a workman was made upon both villages jointly. Orders to
deliver some items to a boat in P.Oxy. 3406 may suggest proximity to a waterway.
Position in official lists of villages: between Athychis and Xenarchou [P.Oxy. 1285];
between Sinkepha and Mermertha [SB 12108]
Cultures/agricultural products: honey [P.Oxy. 3406]; wheat [P.Oxy. 3406]; lentils
[P.Oxy. 3406]; wine [P.Oxy. 3406 (cf. 56 )]; wool [P.Oxy. 3406]
Irrigation: canal (dioryx) of Apollophanes [SB 12108]; irrigation work [SB 12108]
Officials: komarches [P.Oxy. 1426]
Occupations: ergates (requisitioned to work on Trajans Canal) [P.Oxy. 1426]; estate
pronoetes [P.Oxy. 3406]
Noteworthy landowners: Klematia [P.Oxy. 3406]
Taxes and other imposts: grain collected from Sadalou by the epimeletes of the military
camp at Psobthis [P.Oxy. 4089]
Note: see also below s.v.
- Sakkou
http://www.trismegistos.org/geo/detail.php?tm=11692
P.Mich. inv. 4004.iv.5 (see BASP 46 (2009) 45)
SB XVIII 13127.14 (see P.Sijp. 37.14 n.)
P.Wash.Univ. II 84.8
P.Sijp. 37.14
c. 36080
V/VI
late VI
VII/VIII
epoikion
epoikion
chorion
303
- Saloniou
http://www.trismegistos.org/geo/detail.php?tm=7045
P.Oxy. XVI 1917.92
616/17?
epoikion
- Samakionos
http://www.trismegistos.org/geo/detail.php?tm=7049
P.Oxy. XVI 1912.82, 118, 131
before 566
epoikion
[ - Sara[
http://www.trismegistos.org/geo/detail.php?tm=10226
SB XIV 11265.6
II/III
- Sarapa
http://www.trismegistos.org/geo/detail.php?tm=7061
304
early IV
after 324
epoikion
epoikion
() - Sarap(i)eion
http://www.trismegistos.org/geo/detail.php?tm=3390
P.Oxy. LV 3787.30
SB XIV 12130.12, 18
31320?
V/VI
epoikion
Etymology: The place presumably takes its name from a shrine of Sarapis, i.e.
= (P.Oxy. 3787.30 n.).
Religion: contributions for unnamed festivals (heortika; for Epiphany and Easter?) [SB
12130]; see also above under Etymology.
Taxes and other imposts: epikephalaion poleos [P.Oxy. 3787]
See s.v.
- Sarapionos Chairemonos
http://www.trismegistos.org/geo/detail.php?tm=2888
305
P.Diog. 46.7
P.Oxy. XVIII 2182.51 (() .)
P.Erl. 96.1, 4
P.Oxy. L 3589.23 ( . . .)
SB XXVI 16570.42 = P.Oxy. XXIV 2422
P.Oxy. X 1285.93
P.Wash.Univ. II 81.11
P.IFAO III 49.45
PSI V 449.6, 12
P.Harr. II 213.56
P.Oxy. LIX 3984.56
P.Oxy. VIII 1137.1 ( )
P.Oxy. XVI 1992.16, [24]
P.Oxy. XVI 1894.13
156/179/211
165
II
II
290
III
III
early IV
c. 312
323/4?
340
562/3
572
573
epoikion
epoikion
epoikion
epoikion
<epoikion>
epoikion
kome
kome
kome
kome
kome
306
- Saratap
http://www.trismegistos.org/geo/detail.php?tm=7066
P.Oxy. XVI 1908.14
VI/VII
See s.v.
- Sasou Kato
http://www.trismegistos.org/geo/detail.php?tm=7073
P.Oxy. LXII 4350.8, 21
P.Oxy. XVI 1917.97, 99, 103, 116, 120
( )
P.Oxy. XVI 2033.2, 3, 7 ( )
576
616/17
epoikion
epoikion
VII
307
- Satyrou
http://www.trismegistos.org/geo/detail.php?tm=3195
C.Pap.Jud. III 482.18 = P.Oxy. II 353 descr.
P.Oxy. LXXII 4860.8
P.Oxy. XLI 2974.12
P.Oxy. LX 4062.78 (see introd.)
PSI XII 1263.17 = SB V 7816
P.Oxy. XIV 1659.57
BGU XIII 2234.ii.10
P.Oxy. XVII 2125.17
P.Oxy. XLII 3046.31
P.Oxy. XLII 3048.18, 21
P.Kln IX 381.5
SB XXVI 16570.29 = P.Oxy. XXIV 2422
O.Heid. 394.7
P.Graux II 29.6
P.Oxy. X 1285.95
P.Oxy. XLVIII 3410.20, 21
P.Oxy. XLVIII 3408.26
P.Oxy. XLVIII 3423.12, 18
P.Oxy. XIX 2243(a).49, 50
P.Oxy. XVI 2025.13
27
122
162
c. 163
166/7
21821
219
225
244/5
246
c. 260?
290
III
III
III
c. 37585
IV
IV
590
VI/VII
epoikion
epoikion
epoikion
epoikion
epoikion
epoikion
epoikion
epoikion
<epoikion>
epoikion
308
( ) - Se.( )
http://www.trismegistos.org/geo/detail.php?tm=2891
P.Oxy. XLI 2967.11 (see ZPE 170 (2009) 189)
154
[topoi]
309
- Sekoundou
http://www.trismegistos.org/geo/detail.php?tm=10404
P.Oxy. LXX 4802.7
early VII
epoikion
[ - Sen[
1) P.Oxy. XLIV 3169.262, 267, 273 (cf. BL VII 157) c. 20012
http://www.trismegistos.org/geo/detail.php?tm=13595
2) SB XIV 11403.ii.5 = BGU XI 2126
232/3
http://www.trismegistos.org/geo/detail.php?tm=7111
3) P.Oxy. VI 907.10
276
http://www.trismegistos.org/geo/detail.php?tm=10227
Cultures/agricultural products: wheat [P.Oxy. 907]
( )
310
* - Sen.nes
http://www.trismegistos.org/geo/detail.php?tm=7130
P.Stras. V 375.5
late II
- Senao
http://www.trismegistos.org/geo/detail.php?tm=2889
P.Mnch. III 61.25
P.Oxy. X 1279.9
P.Oxy. LXVII 4589.11
P.Fuad Univ. 32.18, 21
SB XIV 12139 recto (cf. ZPE 27 (1977) 125)
P.Oxy. XII 1584.3
P.Oxy. XLIV 3169.68, 118, 188, 193, 201, 203
SB XVI 13063.7
P.Oxy. XIV 1659.39
P.Oxy. LXVII 4594.5, 7, 18
P.Oxy. XIX 2228.45
SB XXVI 16570.21 = P.Oxy. XXIV 2422
SB XIV 12181.6, 28
P.Warr. 18.6
P.Oxy. VI 938.3
<kome>
kome
kome
<kome>
Uncertain instances:
P.NYU II 8v.2 (())
P.Oxy. LXXIII 4962.4 n.
II
III
<kome>
311
Position in official lists of villages: between Syron and Pela [P.Oxy. 1659]; between Pela
and Mouchinaxap [SB 16570]
Categories of land: hypologos [P.Oxy. 1279]
Cultures/agricultural products: wheat [P.Oxy. 4594]
Associated kleroi: of Herakleides and Herakleides [P.Oxy. 1279]
Irrigation: irrigation with the help of oxen [implied by P.Oxy. 938]; public dike
(demosion choma) [P.Oxy. 1279]
Topographical features: threshing floor [P.Oxy. 4594]
Animals: oxen (ktene) [P.Oxy. 938]; calf [SB 16570]
Officials: epiteretai [P.Oxy. 3169.202]; sitologoi [P.Oxy. 4589, SB 12139 recto (cf. ZPE 27
(1977) 125)]
Occupations: georgos [P.NYU II 8]
Taxes and other imposts: pasturage tax ( ) [P.Oxy. 1279]; crown-tax
[P.Oxy. 1659]; epiklasmoi [P.Oxy. 3169]; syntaxis [P.Oxy. 3169]; requisition of meat [SB
16570]
Note: Senao in P.Harr. I 147.5 (129) is distinct and belongs to the Small Oasis; see
Wagner, Les oasis dgypte 2012.
- Senekeleu
http://www.trismegistos.org/geo/detail.php?tm=2890
P.Oxy. XLIX 3508.30
SB XIV 11283.6
P.Oxy. LVII 3903.7, 3904.5
P.Oxy. III 482.56 (BL VIII 2356)
P.Oxy. LXXII 4864.89 ()
P.Lips. II 140.2
P.Oxy. LXXII 4881.4
P.CtYBR inv. 4625.11 (ZPE 179 (2011) 2245)
PSI X 1119.23, 28, 45
P.Oxy. LXXII 4885.2, 8
70
71
99
109
122
133
147
c. 152
156
164
kome
kome
kome
topoi
kome
topoi
312
PSI V 473.10
P.Oxy. VIII 1112.10 (BL VIII 241)
PSI XIV 1409.13, 1516
P.Fuad Univ. 32.19
P.Oxy. VI 979.5 (see ZPE [forthcoming 2012])
P.Oxy. IV 740.26
P.Oxy. VI 899.7
P.Oxy. XLIX 3475.19, 24
P.Oxy. XIV 1659.36
P.Oxy. LXVII 4590.3, 4
P.Oxy. L 3564.5
P.Oxy. XLIII 3109.7
P.Mich. III 213.15
P.Oxy. X 1285.80
P.Oxy. XLIV 3170 introd.
SB XIV 12108.24
P.Fuad Univ. 28.7
P.Oxy. LV 3787.38
P.Oxy. LXIV 4441.ii.8 ()
P.Oxy. LI 3621.7
P.Harr. II 218.4
P.Oxy. VII 1052.3, 11, 22
SB XIV 12130.35
SB XX 15138.11
173
188
1957
II
II/III
c. 200
200
220
21821
231
235
2536
III
III
III
III/IV
III/IV
c. 31320?
316
329
350
after 362
V/VI
581
topoi
kome
kome
kome
kome
kome
Uncertain instance:
O.Pisa 450.i.4 (N-ql; see Enchoria 15 (1987)
1738)
313
epoikia Hemiobelitou [P.Oxy. 4441] and Isidorou [P.Oxy. 3787 with 39 n.] were in the
vicinity of Senekeleu.
Position in official lists of villages: between Seryphis and Mouchinaxap [P.Oxy. 1052];
between Mouchinaxap and Pela [P.Oxy. 1285]; between Kerkethyris and Senokomis
[P.Oxy. 1659]; last after Paeimis [SB 12108]
Cultures/agricultural products: acacia trees [P.Oxy. 1112]; wheat [P.Oxy. 3508]; wine
[PSI 1119, SB 15138]; balsam, wool and woad [P.Oxy. 1052]
Associated kleroi: of Sosos and Agathon [P.Oxy. 3508]; of Aristoteles(?) [P.Oxy. 3508
with BL VIII 271, PSI 473 (see ZPE 173 (2010) 190)]; of Diophantes [P.Oxy. 3508]; of
Dionysophanes [PSI 473]
Irrigation: dike (choma) [P.Oxy. 1112 ( ())]; irrigation work [P.Oxy.
3475, SB 12108]; canal (dioryx) of Apollophanes [SB 12108]
Topographical features: house with courtyard (aule) situated in the hippikos stathmos
(cavalry soldiers quarters) [P.Oxy. 482]
Animals: oxen (requisitioned for Valerians Eastern campaigns) [P.Oxy. 3109]; bulls
and cows (taurika kai boika ktene) [PSI 1119]
Religion: contributions for unnamed festivals (heortika; for Epiphany and Easter?) [SB
12130]
Officials: sitologoi [P.Lips. 140, P.Oxy. 740, 3621, 39034, 4590, 4881, 4885]; komarchai
[P.Oxy. 3109, 3621]; sealer (episphragistes) [P.Oxy. 3564]; tesserarius [P.Oxy. 3621];
liturgists (two each) in charge of collecting meat, chaff and clothing [P.Oxy. 3621];
chomatepimeletes [P.Oxy. 3475]
Occupations: potter [P.Oxy. 3787]
Taxes and other imposts: sitologikon, phoretron [P.Oxy. 740]; crown-tax [P.Oxy. 1659];
epikephalaion poleos [P.Oxy. 3787]
- Senepta
http://www.trismegistos.org/geo/detail.php?tm=2891
P.Hib. II 248 fr. 1 descr.
P.Oxy. XLIX 3482.7, 34
P.Ryl. IV 677.4
c. 250 BCE
73 BCE
1437
kome
314
SB XIV 12170.24
PSI XV 1521.3
P.Berl.Mller 2.7 = SB IV 7339
PSI III 203.2
P.Oxy. I 72.5 (BL I 314)
P.Harr. I 138.i.5, 10, 11, 26, iii.11
P.Oxy. LXII 4334.2 ((); see n. ad loc.)
P.Oxy. II 387v descr.
P.Oxy. III 499.4
P.Oxy. XXXVIII 2866.3
P.Oxy. LXXII 4872.10 (())
P.Oxy. XXXVIII 2867.10 ((); see
P.Oxy. 4872.10 n.)
P.Oxy. III 517.2
P.Oxy. IV 730.3, 39
PSI XII 1262.ii.21
PSI X 1119.9, 27, 423
P.Oxy. LXXVII 5109.ii.26
P.Oxy. XVIII 2182.52 (BL VII 144)
P.Oxy. LXXII 4888.7
P.Oxy. III 475.1516, 17, 28
P.Mert. I 27.25 (BL VIII 207)
SB XIV 11960.43, 104, 115
P.Oxy. XII 1508.7
P.Oxy. VI 979. 3 (see ZPE [forthcoming 2012])
PSI VII 731v.4 + P.Col. inv 134v.5
(see BASP 47 (2010) 46 n. 3)
P.Oxy. XLII 3013 introd.
P.Oxy. XIV 1724.19
P.Oxy. XLIV 3169.3, 6, 7, etc. (see index; BL
VII 157)
P.Oxy. X 1287.3
SB XII 11151.4
P.Oxy. XIV 1659.67, 81, 123
P.Oxy. VI 909.17
P.Oxy. XLIII 3098.245
P.Oxy. L 3595.3, 67
P.Oxy. XLIII 3109.5
P.Oxy. XLVII 3354.6, 31
P.Oxy. LXIV 4439.4, 14
P.Hamb. IV 268.13
P.Oxy. LV 3802.8, 11
PSI XIII 1338.[7] (BL V 127)
O.Fay. 33.4
P.Oxy. X 1285.120
31/2?
54
6971
87
90
92
94/5
I
121
123
124
127
129/30
130
137
156
162/3
165
176
182
after 191/2
II (2nd half)
II
II/III
II/III
II/III?
early III
c. 200212
205/6?
215
21821
225
232/3
243
2536
257
258/9
289
296
299
III
III
kome (13)
kome
kome
kome
<kome>
kome
topoi
kome
kome
<kome>
kome
kome
kome
topoi
kome
kome
kome
<kome>
kome
kome
315
III
III
III
III
III
late III
326
before 566
kome
17981
[<kome>]
Uncertain instance:
P.Oxy. IV 718.13 (]; see ZPE 170
(2009) 188)
Etymology: *(P-)j- or (T-)s.t-n-Pt, the lake/well (or the place) of Ptah; see J.
Quaegebeur, W. Clarysse, B. Van Maele, Gttinger Miszellen 88 (1985) 29, and
Vandorpe, Egyptische geografische elementen 150.
Administrative subdivision: Middle toparchy
Relative location: in P.Oxy. 3354 two labourers from Nomou (Middle toparchy; 7th
pagus) take under lease a vineyard around Senepta and in P.Harr. 138 persons from
Nomou purchase property in Senepta, suggesting close proximity between the two
villages. In the account of grain P.Oxy. 3169, the large number of persons who pay dues
on land both at Sennis [Middle toparchy] and at Senepta suggests that the two were
located fairly near each other (P.Oxy. 3169.2 n.). In P.Oxy. 718.13 Sennis is indeed said
to be governed by the komogrammateus of Senepta if the proposed restoration of
] in ZPE 170 (2009) 188 is correct; cf. also P.Oxy. 4334.6 with n. ad loc. P.Oxy.
72, a registration of land in Petne (Middle toparchy; 7th pagus[?]) by an inhabitant of
Senepta, suggests that the two villages were perhaps close to each other. The epoikion
Pseneuar was in the vicinity [P.Oxy. 3802]. The phrase
in SB 11960.115 may imply proximity to a navigable waterway.
Position in official lists of villages: last after Petenoureos [P.Oxy. 1285]; between Istrou
and Nomou [P.Oxy. 1659.67], between Takolkeilis and Peenno [P.Oxy. 1659.81];
between Sento and Tholthis [Manchester Museum inv. 10893]
Categories of land: royal [P.Oxy. 730]; hypologos [P.Oxy. 1508]
Cultures/agricultural products: former wheatland now sown with grass [P.Oxy. 499];
chortos [P.Oxy. 730, 3802, PSI 73 (BL II 137), SB 11960]; wine [P.Oxy. 909, 3354, PSI
1119, 1338, 1334(?); cf. P.Oxy. 3595]; acacia trees [P.Oxy. 909]; reed-bed [P.Oxy. 3354];
palm trees [P.Oxy. 3354]; wheat [P.Oxy. 3354.32, PSI 73, 1262]; barley [P.Oxy. 3354.32,
316
4439]; radish-oil [PSI 731v + P.Col. inv. 134v]; lachana [PSI 1338]; colocynths and
cucumbers [PSI 1338]
Associated kleroi: of Dion [P.Oxy. 499]; of Damon [P.Berl.Mller 2, P.Oxy. 730]; of
Dorkon [P.Oxy. 1508]; of Alexandros (formerly of Menon) [P.Oxy. 1508, 3482]; of
Dionysophanes [P.Oxy. 3354.31, PSI 73, 1521]; of Kallippos [P.Oxy. 3482]; of N.N. [PSI
1338]; of Menestheus and Andronikos [P.Ryl. 677, PSI 1521]; of Kratippos son of
Apollodotos [PSI 1521]; of N.N. son of Eukrates [PSI 1521]; of Epimenes [PSI 1521]; of
N.N. and Demokleides [PSI 1521]
Irrigation: dike (choma) [P.Oxy. 909]; waterwheel (organon) [P.Oxy. 3354]
Topographical features: house [P.Oxy. 475]; house with courtyard (aule) [P.Oxy. 1287];
ruined house [P.Oxy. 1287]; house with courtyard (aule) in the eastern part of the
village [P.Oxy. 1724]; threshing floor [P.Oxy. 3354.40 (not of the village per se, but of a
vineyard nearby), 4439]; garden (paradeisos) [P.Oxy. 3482]; pottery workshop for the
making of wine jars in a farmstead near Senepta [P.Oxy. 3595]; walled lot (topos
periteteichismenos) in the western part of the village [P.Harr. 138.i.6ff.]; public granary
[SB 9088]; house with courtyard (aule) and vacant lots (psiloi topoi) [PSI 1521]
Animals: donkeys [P.Oxy. 2182, 3354.11, O.Fay. 33 (performing state transport service
in the Arsinoite nome), SB 11960]; oxen (requisitioned for Valerians Eastern
campaigns) [P.Oxy. 3109]; bulls and cows (taurika kai boika ktene) [PSI 1119]; ktene
[PSI 1334]
Religion: Sebaste (celebration in honour of emperor?) [P.Oxy. 387]; prophetes [P.Oxy.
387]; festival (heorte) with musical entertainment [P.Oxy. 475]; monastery [P.Oxy.
1912]
Officials: dekanos (police officer) [P.Oxy. 387]; ekphodios (meaning uncertain) [P.Oxy.
387]; praktores [P.Oxy. 2140]; sitologos [P.Oxy. 2866, 4872, PSI 1262]; komarches
[P.Oxy. 3109]; komogrammateus [P.Oxy. 718 (see ZPE 170 (2009) 188), 4334 (of
Senepta and other villages)]
Occupations: stathmouchos [P.Oxy. 387]; castanet-players (krotalistrides) [P.Oxy. 475];
paidaria [P.Oxy. 731]; donkey-driver [P.Oxy. 2182, SB 11960]; georgos [P.Oxy. 3169.71];
potter who makes wine jars [P.Oxy. 3595]; wet-nurse [PSI 203]; estate pronoetes [PSI
1338]
Military: a veteran purchases unproductive land around Senepta from the state for a
colonia [P.Oxy. 1508]; catoecic cavalrymen [P.Oxy. 3482]
Noteworthy landowners: Diogenes son of Heras, charioteer, owned property in the
village [P.Oxy. 1287]; Theon son of Antiochos and Dionysios son of Apollonios, both
Macedonians of the tenth hipparchy [P.Oxy. 3482]; Aurelia Leontarous and Aurelia
Plousia, owners of an estate (ktema) with a large farmstead (mega epoikion) [P.Oxy.
317
3595]; Aurelius Plotinos son of Eudaimon(?), exegetes and bouleutes [P.Oxy. 3802];
Septimius Eudaimon son of Serenus, gymnasiarchos and bouleutes [P.Oxy. 4439];
Aurelia Diogenis alias Tourbiaina, matrona stolata [PSI 1338]
Taxes and other imposts: epiklasmoi [P.Oxy. 3169]; syntaxis [P.Oxy. 4334]
Note: see also above s.v.
- Senepsau
http://www.trismegistos.org/geo/detail.php?tm=7124
P.Oxy. L 3556.14
P.Oxy. LXXII 4874.8
P.Oxy. LXXII 4876.11
P.Oxy. XLIX 3491.10
P.Oxy. VII 1032.1011
P.Oxy. LXXII 4889.11
P.Oxy. L 3589.3 ()
PSI XIII 1328.39 = SB V 7817
P.Oxy. XXXI 2584.10, 29
c. 100
135
135
157/8
162
176/7
II
201
211
kome
kome (11)
Uncertain instance: P.Oxy. II 345 descr. (c. 88) (?); see ZPE 170 (2009) 161
(1718 n.) and <http://papyri.info/ddbdp/p.oxy;2;345/>.
Delendum: P.Oxy. XIV 1776.11 (see P.Oxy. 3556.1415 n. = BL VIII 249)
Administrative subdivision: Western toparchy
Relative location: in P.Oxy. 3589 Senepsau is said to be in the vicinity of Sarapionos
Chairemonos (Eastern toparchy; 5th pagus), so that it must have been situated near the
border of the Eastern and Western toparchies. Kerkethonis (toparchy unknown) must
also have been in the same area [P.Oxy. 3589.4].
Categories of land: catoecic [P.Oxy. 345(?), 3556, PSI 1328]
Cultures/agricultural products: wheat [P.Oxy. 3556, PSI 1328]; wine [P.Oxy. 1032, PSI
1328]; palm trees [PSI 1328]; fruit trees (akrodrya) [PSI 1328]; reeds [PSI 1328]
Associated kleroi: of Patrokles (or Patroklos?), Bion and Lysis [P.Oxy. 3556]; of
Dionysodoros with that of Menon [PSI 1328]; of Dionysodoros [P.Oxy. 3491]; of
Poition [PSI 1328]
318
- Sennis
http://www.trismegistos.org/geo/detail.php?tm=7131
P.Oxy. IV 718.[6], 13
P.Kln III 143.15
P.Oxy. XLIV 3169.2, 4, 8, etc. (see Index; BL VII
157)
P.Oxy. L 3596 .7
P.Oxy. L 3597.5
PSI I 83.12
SB XIV 12181.8 ()
17981
190
c. 20012
<kome>
kome
c. 24055
260
293
III
Uncertain instances:
P.Oxy. LXII 4334.6 ( [ ]; see n. ad loc.)
P.Oxy. LV 3787.15 ( ; see n. ad loc.)
PSI Congr. XVII 18(a).6 n.
94/5
c. 31320?
IV
319
( )
See BL VIII 241 under P.Oxy. VIII 1112.13 and cf. below
s.v.
See BL VIII 232 under P.Oxy. I 80.11 and cf. below s.v.
- Senokomis
http://www.trismegistos.org/geo/detail.php?tm=2892
P.Oxy. XLIX 3462.10
P.Oxy. XXII 2349.8, 31
P.Oxy. XXXVIII 2841.5
I BCE
70
85
320
P.Oxy. I 47.16
P.Oxy. XLVI 3275.4
P.Oxy. LXXII 4860.14
P.Oxy. XXXVIII 2867.9
P.Oxy. LXXII 4889.6
P.Oxy. IV 740.37, 39 (BL I 328)
P.Fuad Univ. 32.4
P.Stras. VI 588.4
SB XIV 11960.136
SB XIV 11265.9
P.Hamb. IV 253.16 ([; see n. ad loc.)
P.Oxy. XIV 1659.37
P.Oxy. I 80.11 = W.Chr. 473 (BL VIII 232)
P.Palau Rib. 1.89 = SB XII 10875
PSI XV 1533.15
P.Wisc. I 7.6, 1112, 32
P.Dubl. 19.2 = P.Oxy. I 183 verso
P.Oxy. XII 1528.3
P.Oxy. XIV 1638.2, [7]
SB XXVI 16570.11 = P.Oxy. XXIV 2422
P.Oxy. XIV 1691.7
P.Oxy. X 1285.73
P.Oxy. XXVII 2474.38
P.Oxy. XLIV 3170 introd.
SB XIV 12181.4
P.Oxy. XIV 1747.20
P.Oxy. XII 1506.1
P.Oxy. XII 1545.5
P.Oxy. XVI 1881.8, 21, 25
P.Oxy. VIII 1130.45, 32, 33
P.Oxy. XVI 1959.6
P.Oxy. LVI 3865.1314
P.Oxy. LXXII 4927.2
P.Oxy. LV 3805.26
P.Oxy. XIX 2243(a).4, 5
PSI VI 686.3
SB I 1968
P.Oxy. XVI 2035.35
P.Leid.Inst. 75.1
P.Oxy. XVI 1908.6
P.Leid.Inst. 80 A.ii.4
88
c. 10311
122
127
176/7
c. 200/1
II
II (2nd half)
II (2nd half)
II/III
early III
21821
23844
245/6
III (1st half?)
259/60
263
266/7?
282
290
291/2
III
III
III
III
III/IV
early IV
IV
427
484
499
late V
564
after 566
590
VI?
VI
late VI
VI/VII
VI/VII
VII/VIII
kome
<kome>
kome
kome
kome
kome
kome
kome
kome
kome
kome
kome
kome
kome
kome
kome
kome
chorion
Uncertain instance:
O.Pisa 502 x+5 (Snqms; see Enchoria 15 (1987)
171)
321
Etymology: nwt-n-qmw, The granary of reeds (Goma et al., Mittelgypten 86, 111)
Administrative subdivision: Western toparchy
Arabic/modern counterpart: Goma et al., Mittelgypten 86, propose an identification
with ulqam, but this modern village, though within the territory of the ancient Western
toparchy, is too far north to explain the proximity of Senokomis to Pela = Billa alMustagidda (see below under Relative location). I tentatively propose instead an
identification with Deir al-Sanquryia, a few kilometers downriver from Billa alMustagidda, where ancient remains have been found (see Goma et al., Mittelgypten
195).
Relative location: according to P.Oxy. 740 the are near Pela
(Western toparchy); both villages are also independently attested in connection with a
kleros of Philon [PSI 1533; cf. PSI 1550]. Paroriou was a lesser neighbour [P.Oxy. 1545;
see above s.v. ]. In an Apionic prostasia comprising Herakleion (Middle
toparchy), Pesta, Notines Paroriou and Taampemou (Eastern toparchy; 5th pagus)
[P.Oxy. 2243(a)].
Position in official lists of villages: between Herakleidou and Paneuei [P.Oxy. 1285]; last
after Syron [P.Oxy. 1528]; between Senekeleu and Syron [P.Oxy. 1659]; between
Paneuei and Pela [P.Oxy. 1747]; last after Paeimis [P.Oxy. 3462]; between Syron and
Leukiou [SB 16570]
Cultures/agricultural products: wheat [P.Oxy. 1638, 2474, 2349, P.Wisc. 7]; flax [P.Oxy.
1691; cf. the mention of tow in P.Oxy. 1130]; chlora [P.Wisc. 7]; achyron [SB 11960]
Associated kleroi: of Zenodoros [P.Oxy. 47]; of N.N. [P.Oxy. 1638]; of Sisines and
Abdieus [P.Oxy. 2274 (not certainly in the territory of Senokomis)]; of N.N. and
Polemon [P.Oxy. 2349]; of Andronikos [PSI 1533]; of Philon [PSI 1533]
Irrigation: dikes (chomata) [P.Oxy. 2035, 3805]; work on a canal(?) [P.Oxy. 3462]; canal
(dioryx) [PSI 1533]; pleurismos [PSI 1533]; gyes [PSI 1533]
Topographical features: house [P.Oxy. 1638]; vacant lot (psilos topos) [P.Oxy. 1638];
road [P.Oxy. 1638]; farmstead (epaulis) to the south of the village and near a bakery
(artokopeion) [P.Oxy. 1959]; public granary (demosion) [P.Oxy. 2841]; threshing floor
[P.Stras. 588, P.Wisc. 7]
Animals: pig [SB 16570]; unspecified animals (tetrapoda) [P.Oxy. 1638]
Religion: priests of the temple of Ammon [P.Oxy. 3275]; priests of Thoeris [P.Oxy.
3275]
322
Officials: archephodos [P.Oxy. 80]; eirenarchos [P.Oxy. 1506]; sitologoi [P.Oxy. 2841, SB
11265]; episphragistes [P.Oxy. 2841]; protophylax [P.Leid.Inst. 75]
Occupations: slaves [P.Oxy. 1638]; phrontistes [P.Oxy. 2243(a)]; barber(?) [P.Oxy.
3275.26 n.]; brickmaker [P.Dubl. 19]
Noteworthy landowners: Sarapion(?), ex-magistrate (archon) of Alexandria [P.Oxy.
1638.1011]; Gaius Iulius Saturnilus, Alexandrian citizen and soldier [P.Oxy. 2349];
daughter of Aurelius Theon alias Nikammon, hieronikes [P.Wisc. 7]; Sarapion, exegetes
[PSI 1533]; Imperial estate [PSI 1533]; Apion estate [P.Oxy. 1908, 2035, 2243(a), 3805,
4927]; Fl. Apphous son of Eulogios [P.Oxy. 1959]
Taxes and other imposts: supply of meat, probably for military purposes [P.Oxy. 1545];
crown-tax [P.Oxy. 1659]; requisition of meat [SB 16570]
Other: P.Oxy. 4927 concerns payment of bread rations to 213 onomata from Senokomis
(cf. Tyche 22 (2007) 21718).
- Senopotheos
http://www.trismegistos.org/geo/detail.php?tm=7134
P.Oxy. VIII 1112.13 (BL VIII 241)
SB XVI 12756.8
P.Oxy. XIV 1726.9
SB XXVI 16570.63 = P.Oxy. XXIV 2422
P.Oxy. X 1285.103 ()
PSI Congr. XVII 26.6
Manchester Museum inv. 10893.4 (see JJP 35
(2005) 94)
P.Oxy. LX 4089.24, 53
188
II
early III
290
III
III
III
351
323
Cultures/agricultural products: acacia trees [P.Oxy. 1112]; barley [PSI Congr. XVII 26]
Irrigation: dike (choma) [P.Oxy. 1112]
Animals: pig [SB 16570]
Taxes and other imposts: grain collected from Senopotheos by the epimeletes of the
military camp at Psobthis [P.Oxy. 4089]; requisition of meat [SB 16570]
See s.v.
- Sento
http://www.trismegistos.org/geo/detail.php?tm=2893
P.Oxy. LXXII 4857.9
P.Oxy. III 632.2 (see ZPE 160 (2007) 195)
P.Oslo III 145.2
P.Wisc. I 5.3
P.Oxy. VIII 1112.11
P.Erl. 44.1, 8, 23, 26, 27
P.Oxy. IX 1212.3
P.Oxy. XLI 2986.3, 4, 6, 8
P.Oxy. III 533.14, 19
P.Oxy. VI 981 descr. (BL VIII 239)
P.Oxy. VIII 1113.i.1, 15
P.Col. X 273r.3
P.Oxy. XIV 1659.61
SB XX 14385.13
SB XXVI 16570.60 = P.Oxy. XXIV 2422
SB XII 10918.14 = P.Iand. VI 99
P.Corn. 36.3
P.Oxy. X 1285.109
P.Oxy. XLIV 3170.9, 38, 226
Manchester Museum inv. 10893.8 (see JJP 35
(2005) 94)
P.Oxy. I 102.8 (BL I 315)
P.Oxy. XII 1470.10
P.Mert. I 34.11 (BL VII 104)
P.NYU II 40v.13
118
159 or 160
170/202/230
185
188
II
II
II/III
II/III
II/III
203
204
21821
224
290
III (2nd half)
III
III
III
III
306
336
346/7
IV
topoi
<kome>
<kome>
<kome>
kome
<kome>
kome
324
Uncertain instances:
P.Oxy.Hels. 20.ii.3 ([; see n. ad loc.)
P.Oxy. XLIII 3090.2 n.
P.Flor. III 375r.35 (; nome uncertain)
P.Oxy. LXXIII 4962.4 n.
138
216
219/223/239
III
kome
<kome>
325
()
See BL VIII 239 under P.Oxy. VI 981 and cf. above s.v.
- Senyris
http://www.trismegistos.org/geo/detail.php?tm=2894
P.Oxy. III 629.9 (see ZPE 160 (2007) 192)
P.Oxy. XIV 1648.36, 81
P.Oxy. X 1285.63
P.Oxy. LXIII 4356.4
SB XIV 12108.12
P.Oxy. LV 3787.15 ( ; see n. ad loc.)
PSI VIII 948.344
P.Oxy. LXVIII 4682.6
P.Oxy. L 3586 .4 ()
P.Hamb. III 228.17
159/60
late II
III
III
III/IV
c. 31320?
345/6
421
V
VI
kome
ktema
kome
kome
Etymology: (P-)j-n-r, perhaps the lake or basin of Horus, but there are other
possible meanings for j; see J. Quaegebeur, C. Traunecker, CRIPEL 16 (1994) 17071;
cf. also Vandorpe, Egyptische geografische elementen 151 ((T-)s.t-n-r, the place of
Horus).
Administrative subdivision: Upper toparchy
44
For the Oxyrhynchite provenance of PSI 948, see Pruneti, I centri s.v. n. 1, and R. S. Bagnall and K. A.
Worp, Chronological Systems of Byzantine Egypt (2nd ed.; Leiden 2004) 57 n. 2 (cf. BL VII 238).
326
- Sera
http://www.trismegistos.org/geo/detail.php?tm=7145
P.Oxy. XVI 2025.2
VI/VII
epoikion
See s.v.
327
- Serenou
http://www.trismegistos.org/geo/detail.php?tm=5910
P.Oxy. XX 2274.6
P.Mert. II 74.2, 5, 9, 16
P.Oxy. XII 1448.15
P.Oxy. LVIII 3952.62(?)
III
180/212/304
c. 318
610
ktema
chorion
- Seryphis
http://www.trismegistos.org/geo/detail.php?tm=2897
PSI X 1097.5
SB XII 10794.8
SB XVI 12277.7
SB XVIII 13854.1 = P.IFAO I 36
PSI IX 1029.6
54/3 BCE
21
I (1st half)
I (1st half)
52/3
328
71
94
95
99
116
118
122/3
127
1337
135
1358
156
161
161
163
165
171
175/6
175/6
176
179/80
179/80
188
190
191
195
1957
II
II/III
early III
c. 20012
c. 200/1
200
202
207/8
207/8
21825?
220
221
22235
241/247/257
244/5
249
249/50
2536
topoi
<kome>
topoi
topoi
topoi
kome
kome
<kome>
kome
topoi
topoi
topoi
topoi
topoi
<kome>
kome
<kome>
kome
<kome>
kome
kome
kome
kome
kome
329
SB I 1503.3 ()
P.Oxy. XIV 1703.11
P.Oxy. XVII 2126.4
P.Oxy. XII 1528.2, 8
P.Oxy. XLIX 3498.8
SB XXVI 16570.6 = P.Oxy. XXIV 2422
P.Oxy. LXIX 4747.8
SB VI 9502.6, [8], 17
P.Oxy. XII 1546.5
P.Oxy. XIV 1700.1
O.EES inv. 5.3 (ZPE 144 (2003) 185)
P.Graux II 29.2
P.Harr. II 228.11
P.Oxy. VI 960 descr.
P.Oxy. VIII 1141.3
P.Oxy. X 1285.71
P.Oxy. XII 1421.3
P.Oxy. XLIV 3170.87, 104, 153, introd.
PSI VIII 945.16
SB XIV 12108.20
P.Oxy. VI 989 descr.
P.Oxy. XIV 1747.15 (])
P.Oxy. LV 3795.13
P.Oxy. XII 1542.4
P.Oxy. LV 3787.40
P.Oxy. VI 991 descr.
P.Col. VII 191.3 (),45 8 ()
P.Oxy. VII 1052.2, 13, 20
P.Alex. 30.9
P.Oxy. XII 1545.4
P.Kln IV 189.1
P.Wash.Univ. I 54.7 (BL IX 373)
P.Schyen II 32.4
P.Oxy. XVI 1859.2
P.Oxy. XXIV 2420.12, 25
P.Oxy. LVIII 3959.10
261?
c. 261
261/2?
266/7?
274
290
296
296
late III
late III
III
III
III
III
III
III
III
III
III
III/IV
III/IV
III/IV
early IV
307
c. 31320?
341
mid IV
after 362
IV
IV
IV/V
IV/V
532
VI/VII
614
620
kome
topoi
kome
kome
kome
kome
kome
kome
kome
kome
kome
kome
kome
kome
Uncertain instances:
P.Oxy. XLIX 3462.7 n. (( ))
P.Theon. 6.5 = P.Wisc. II 82 (( ))
P.Oxy. XXII 2348.12 n. (e.g. ])
45
I BCE
157
224
Note ad loc.: one may suppose a spelling error in this line for Seryphis or Terythis (also Oxyrhynchite)
330
III
Administrative subdivision: Western toparchy; 3rd pagus (P.Oxy. 3795.13 assigns the
village to the 6th pagus, but this is probably an error; see n. ad loc. and cf. Rowlandson,
Landowners and Tenants 13 n. 28)
Arabic/modern counterpart: Aruba (Goma et al., Mittelgypten 84), four miles east of
Oxyrhynchus (P.Oxy. 1421.3 n.).
Relative location: in P.Oxy. 970 the representative of an Antinoopolite owner of land in
Seryphis is from Pela (Western toparchy). Near Senekeleu (Western toparchy; 3rd pagus)
[P.Oxy. 1112, 3475 (both villages were in the southern section of the
Western toparchy)]. The chorion Gaianou [P.Oxy. 1141] and the ktema Nesos [P.Mich.
792 with BL XII 126] were in the vicinity. In P.Oxy. 1421 the strategus issues a joint
order to the officials of Taampemou (Eastern toparchy; 5th pagus) and Seryphis to
embark some wood from a nearby location (Ionthis); this suggests that though situated
in different toparchies, the two villages were probably near each other (edd.s introd.;
cf. also 3 n.). Near Pangouleeiou [P.Harr. 137]. A villager from Kerkethyris (Western
toparchy) takes under lease land in Seryphis [P.Oxy. 4747; cf. Rowlandson, Landowners
and Tenants 12]. In PSI 739 a man from Seryphis takes under lease land in
Mouchinaxap (Western toparchy; 3rd pagus), the rent for which he is required to pay in
the threshing floor of Seryphis; the two villages must have been close to one another.
P.Kln 189 is an order to the eirenarchs of Seryphis to send up a person from Akte to
the city, suggesting that this place lay in the administrative orbit of Seryphis. The
mention of fishing in Seryphis presupposes a location near a waterway [P.Turner 25; cf.
also the porthemeion mentioned in P.Oxy. 1421.6].
Position in official lists of villages: between Kerkethyris and Herakleidou [P.Oxy. 1285];
between Herakleidou and Syron [P.Oxy. 1528]; first before Paneuei [P.Oxy. 1747, SB
16570]; between Pela and Z.o( ) [P.Oxy. 3462]; first before Syron [P.Graux 29]; between
Kerkethyris and Pela [SB 12108]
Categories of land: catoecic and bought (eonemene) [P.Oxy. 270]; catoecic [P.Harr.
228(?), P.Oxy. 273, SB 12277]; private [P.Oxy. 1636, 3498, P.Harr. inv. 55a
(monartabos)]; royal [PSI 1029, SB 9502]; enaphesios [P.Stras. 610]; artificially irrigated
(epentlemene) [P.Harr. inv. 55a]
Cultures/agricultural products: wine [P.Harr. 137, P.Oxy. 707, 1141 (implied), 1859];
orchard [P.Harr. 137, P.Oxy. 707]; reeds [P.Harr. 137, P.Oxy. 1141]; barley [P.Oxy.
1542, PSI 1029; cf. P.Theon. 6]; wheat [P.Oxy. 1636 (wheatland said to be [ ],
overgrown with rushes), 3498, 4745, 4747, PSI 1029, 1097]; chlora [P.Oxy. 4745];
chortos [P.Oxy. 4747; cf. SB 12494 (chortospermon)]; arakos [PSI 1029]; palm trees
[P.Harr. 137]; balsam, wool and woad [P.Oxy. 1052]
331
Associated kleroi: of Demetrios the Milesian and of Kallias [P.Oxy. 270]; of Nikandros
[P.Oxy. 273]; of N.N. [P.Oxy. 1636]; of Ammonas [P.Oxy. 4745]; of Sisines [PSI 1029];
of Nikanor [PSI 1029]; of Alexandros [PSI 1097]; of Philoxenos [P.Harr. 74]; of
Demetrios [P.Harr. 74]; of Krates [P.Turner 25]; of Chrysippos [P.Harr. inv. 55a]; of
Diopompos [P.Harr. inv. 55a]; of Dionysios [P.Harr. inv. 55a]; of Diotimos [P.Harr. inv.
55a]; of Simias and Kal [SB 9502]
Irrigation: waterwheel (trochos) [P.Oxy. 707 (of baked brick), 3498]; irrigation work
[P.Oxy. 1546, 3475, SB 12108]; canal (dioryx) [P.Oxy. 1700, 3498, SB 12108 (of
Apollophanes)]; lakkos [P.Oxy. 3498; cf. the lakkoi used for fishing in P.Turner 25];
mechane [P.Oxy. 3498]; pleurismos [P.Oxy. 3498]; hydragogion [SB 9502]
Topographical features: granary [P.Oxy. 90, 518 (public), 2126, PSI 1029.212];
diapsilos ge (open space in vineyard) [P.Oxy. 707]; walls(?) (platai) surrounding
orchards [P.Oxy. 707]; house in north-eastern part of village with two towers
(dipyrgiaia) [P.Oxy. 1703]; dovecote (peristereon) and house with courtyard (aule), west
of a public street (demosia rhyme), east of vacant lots (psiloi topoi) and south of a canal
[P.Oxy. 1700]; house used for weaving and damaged by fire [P.Oxy. 3978]; threshing
floor [P.Oxy. 4745, 4747, PSI 739, SB 12494]; houses [SB 12494]; oil-press (elaiourgeion)
[SB 12494]; garden (paradeisos) [SB 12494]
Animals: donkeys [O.EES inv. 5, O.Wilck. 1103, 1115, P.Oxy. 2182, SB 1503, 1516 (in all
these papyri performing state transport service in the Arsinoite nome)]; oxen
(requisitioned for Valerians Eastern campaigns) [P.Oxy. 3109]; pig [SB 16570]; calf [SB
16570]; sheep and lambs [SB 10794]; fish [P.Turner 25]
Religion: temple of Ammon [P.Oxy. 3694]; festival (panegyris) and rhodophoria on the
16th of Phamenoth (= 12 March) [P.Oxy. 3694]; priests of Ammon, Horus and Isis and
associated gods [SB 1312930]
Officials: sitologoi [P.Oxy. 90, 518, 1542, 2867, 2871, 3163, 4856, 4887, 4888, SB 16493];
komogrammateus [P.Harr. inv. 55a (and of other villages), P.Oxy. 970, 1112(?), SB
13129 (and of other villages)]; komarchai [P.Oxy. 1421, 3109]; demosioi [P.Oxy. 1421,
SB 12494]; choma(tepimeletai/-tepeiktai) [P.Oxy. 1546, 3475 (chomatepimeletes)];
dekaprotos [P.Oxy. 2126]; sealing supervisors (episphragistai) [P.Oxy. 3163]; ephodoi
[SB 13854]; archephodos [SB 12494]; chief field-guard (archipediophylax) [SB 12494];
threshing floor guards (halonophylakes) [SB 12494]; boundary inspector (horiodeiktes)
[SB 9502]; eirenarchoi [P.Kln 189]; praktor [P.Stras. 610]
Occupations: phrontistes [P.Oxy. 1141]; secretary (grammateus) of sitologoi [P.Oxy.
1542]; donkey-driver [P.Oxy. 2182]; goldsmiths (chrysochooi) [P.Oxy. 2420]; georgos
[P.Oxy. 2871, 3163]; assistant (boethos) of sitologoi [P.Oxy. 2871]; merchants (emporoi)
[P.Theon. 6]; fishing [P.Turner 25]
Noteworthy landowners: Aurelius Paris alias Zeuxanios, archiereus in Antinoopolis
[P.Oxy. 970]; Aurelius Geminus alias Silvanus (Silbanos), agoranomos and bouleutes of
332
Oxyrhynchus, conveys to Aurelius Apion alias Ptollion, kosmetes and bouleutes, part of
a house in Seryphis [P.Oxy. 1703]; Catillianus alias Verus [P.Oxy. 1636]; Spartiates alias
Chairemon, gymnasiarchos [P.Oxy. 2126]; Iulii Theones [P.Oxy. 2867, P.Theon. 6; cf. SB
16493]; Aurelius Horigenes alias Theon, ex-kosmetes, owned house property in the
village [SB 12494]; Gaius Iulius Diogenes, Alexandrian and prytanis of Oxyrhynchus
[P.Oxy. 3498 (see 12 n.)]; Aurelia Ammonilla daughter of Dionysios, ex-gymnasiarchos
and bouleutes [P.Oxy. 4747]; Asklepiades son of Dionysios, Macedonian [PSI 1097];
Apion estate [P.Oxy. 1859, 2420, 3959]
Taxes and other imposts: phoretron [P.Oxy. 740]; supply of meat, probably for military
purposes [P.Oxy. 1545]; epikephalaion poleos [P.Oxy. 3787]; requisition of meat [SB
16570]; naubion [P.Stras. 610]; annona militaris(?) [P.Graux 29]
Other: The notables (euschemones) of the village issue an invitation to the strategus to
attend a festival in Seryphis [P.Oxy. 3694]. In P.Mich. 792 a man from Oxyrhynchus
resides in Seryphis. The ethnic occurs in P.Oslo III 144.16 (27275).
Note: Seryphis appears to have been the largest village of the nome (Rowlandson,
Landowners and Tenants 18; cf. p. 286).
- Sesphtha
http://www.trismegistos.org/geo/detail.php?tm=2126
P.Hib. I 45.5 ( )
P.Hib. I 111.22 ()
P.Hib. II 213.5 ()
SB VIII 9841.2 ([ ]) , 4 (),
16 ( ), 18 ()
BGU VI 1275.7 ( ), 15 ( )
BGU XIV 2400.89 ( [])
BGU XIV 2419.3
P.Princ. II 24.18
SB XVI 12761.6 = P.Oxy. II 356 ()
P.Oxy. XXXVIII 2873.4
P.Oxy. LXVI 4532.5
P.Oxy. XLVII 3333.36
P.Ryl. II 199.6
P.Oxy. XXXVIII 2845.1
P.Harr. I 142.[2?], 8
SB XIV 12168.7 ()
257 BCE
c. 250 BCE
mid-III BCE
247 BCE
215/14 BCE
III BCE
I BCE
21
27
62
85
92
I
I (2nd half)
126
130?
kome
kome
kome
<kome>
kome
333
P.Lips. II 141.6
P.Oxy. III 484.5 ()
P.Oxy. LXXIII 4957.2, 1112 ()
SB XXII 15630 verso (see ZPE 96 (1993) 225)
P.Oxy. LIX 3975.8
P.Oxy. I 79r.1, 4, 8
P.Oxy. XIV 1659.108, 117
P.Oxy. XVII 2120.2
P.Oxy. XII 1554.6
P.Oxy. XLIII 3109.18
P.Oxy. XLIX 3520.3 ()
P.Oxy. LIX 3979.12 ()
SB XXVI 16570.90 = P.Oxy. XXIV 2422
P.Oxy. XIV 1704.6
P.Oxy. XII 1416.13
P.Oxy. X 1285.136
P.Oxy. XII 1529.1
P.Oxy. XLIV 3170.82
P.Oxy. XXII 2346.21, 50, 52, 56, 58
P.Oxy. XIV 1747.50
PSI VII 779.7 ()
P.Col. X 285.5, 32
P.Oxy. LV 3790.17, 20
P.Oxy. XIX 2233.5, 10
P.Giss. 115 introd.
P.Oxy. XII 1423.10
CPR XXV 9.7, 10, 11 n. ()
P.Wash.Univ. I 36.2 ()
SB XX 14091.3 ()
P.Oxy. XVI 2005.2, 17
P.Oxy. XVI 2032.18, 60
P.Oxy. I 125.7
P.Oxy. XXVII 2480.29, 35 ()
P.Oxy. LV 3805.91, 121 ()
P.Iand. III 51.10
P.Wash.Univ. II 103.8 ()
P.Oxy. XVI 1908.3, 15 ()
P.Oxy. XVI 2021.10 ()
P.Oxy. LVIII 3957.6
P.Oxy. I 153.2
P.Khalili I 1.21 = II 2 (())46
46
133
138
147
c. 152
c. 165/6
18092
21821
221
251
2536
260
266 or 267
290
298
after 298
III
III
III
late III
III/IV
III/IV?
315
c. 317/18
350
IV
IV
IV/V
428 or 429
mid-V
513
540/41
560
565/6
after 566
VI
VI
VI/VII
VI/VII
611 or 612
618
VIII
kome
kome (12)
<kome>
kome
kome
kome
kome
kome
<kome>
kome
kome
<kome>
kome
kome
kome
kome
kome
<kome>
kome
kome
kome
chorion
334
Uncertain instance:
SB XXVI 16830.10 = P.Bad. IV 55 ([ c.3 ])47
VI/VII
kome
Delendum: P.Oxy. II 345 descr.; see ZPE 170 (2009) 161 (1718 n.).
Etymology/form: *(P-)j- or (T-)s.t-(n-)Pt, the lake/well (or the place) of Ptah; see J.
Quaegebeur, W. Clarysse, B. Van Maele, Gttinger Miszellen 88 (1985) 29, and
Vandorpe, Egyptische geografische elementen 150, and cf. above s.v.
(Etymology). On the Greek declension of the toponym in the early Ptolemaic period, see
S. Daris, ZPE 180 (2012) 2646.
Administrative subdivision: Lower toparchy; 10th pagus
Arabic/modern counterpart: Sumusta [P.Khalili I 1]; previously wrongly identified with
Saft Rain (see Gonis, CE 75 (2000) 13031). Sumusta lies [some 8 km] south-west of
Saft Rasin, and fairly close to the east bank of the Bahr Yusuf (Gonis, loc. cit. 131).
Relative location: probably close to the Nile [or, rather, the Bahr Yusuf (see above
under Arabic/modern counterpart)] since a in [P.Oxy.] 1554.6 came from
it (P.Oxy. 1416.13 n.); cf. also P.Oxy. 3975, and the lading of grain into boats in P.Hib.
45, BGU 2400, 2419. Not far from the western desert (cf. P.Oxy. 3333 introd.). Near
Choinothmis in the Heracleopolite nome [P.Oxy. 3805.91 n., 3957 introd. and 6 n.,
3975]; cf. also the association with Phebichis in BGU 2419 and the dispute with Nois in
CPR XXV 9. Sesphtha remains the northernmost known locality of the Oxyrhynchite
Nome (Gonis, CE 75 (2000) 131).
Position in official lists of villages: between Kosmou and Mouchinaryo [P.Oxy. 1285];
first before Tholthis [P.Oxy. 1529]; between Tholthis and Takona [P.Oxy. 1659.108],
between Tychinphagon and Talao [P.Oxy. 1659.117]; first before Takona [P.Oxy. 1747];
between Psobthis and Sinary [SB 16570]
Categories of land: catoecic [P.Harr. 142]
Cultures/agricultural products: wheat [P.Hib. 45, P.Oxy. 1704]; lentils (royal monopoly
in early Ptolemaic period) [SB 9841]; olyra [BGU 1275]; wine [SB 16830]
Associated kleroi: of Bacchios [P.Harr. 142]; of Diotimos [P.Oxy. 2873]
Irrigation: waterwheel ( ) [P.Oxy. 1704]
47
335
Topographical features: vacant lots (psiloi topoi) [P.Oxy. 1704]; storehouse (apostasis)
with a wall in need of repair [P.Oxy. 2005]; granary [P.Oxy. 2346]; hay barn
(chortotheke) [P.Oxy. 3805]
Animals: horses [P.Oxy. 153]; oxen (requisitioned for Valerians Eastern campaigns)
[P.Oxy. 3109]; pig [SB 16570]; calf [SB 16570]; sheep and lambs [SB 12761]; goats and
kids [SB 12761]; donkeys [SB 12168 (apparently requisitioned for state transport service
in the Arsinoite nome)]
Religion: stolistes [P.Harr. 142]; distribution of alms (zakat) to the poor [P.Khalili I 1]
Officials: agent of the (Ptolemaic) Royal Scribe [BGU 2400]; komogrammateus [P.Oxy.
79, SB 12168]; boethos [P.Oxy. 125]; (probably the komarches) [P.Oxy.
1423]; meizon [P.Oxy. 2005]; village secretary (grammateus) [P.Oxy. 1908, 2021,
2032.60]; (nome) eirenarchoi [P.Oxy. 2233]; praktores [P.Oxy. 2845]; komarchai [P.Oxy.
3109]; desert guard (eremophylax) [P.Oxy. 3333]; pragmateutes [P.Oxy. 3805]
Occupations: boat captain (kybernetes) [P.Oxy. 1554, 3975, P.Wash.Univ. 103]; Apionic
pronoetes [P.Oxy. 2032.18 (Ioannes)]; shepherd [P.Princ. 24, SB 12761]
Military: buccellarii and a tribune are sent to Sesphtha for the collection of taxes [P.Oxy.
2480]
Noteworthy landowners: two bouleutai (Herakleon and Serenus) own land in Sesphtha
[P.Oxy. 1416]; Aurelius Hierax alias Melas, Alexandrian [P.Oxy. 2120]; estate (ousia) of
L. Annaeus Seneca [P.Oxy. 2873]; Ammonas (geouchon) [P.Oxy. 3520]; estate of
empress Aelia Eudokia, wife of Thedosios II (administered by Strategios I, ancestor of
the Apion family) [SB 14091]; Apion estate [P.Iand. 51, P.Oxy. 153, 1908, 2032, 2480,
3805, 3957]
Taxes and other imposts: requisition of meat [P.Oxy. 3790, SB 16570]; anabolikon [PSI
779]; poll-tax (laographia) [P.Princ. 24 (implied), SB 12761 (implied)]
Other: P.Oxy. 153 records a payment for three horses bought from Sephtha. In P.Oxy.
484 and 4532 persons from Sesphtha live in Nemera (Middle toparchy).
- Seueriados
http://www.trismegistos.org/geo/detail.php?tm=7140
P.Oxy. XII 1545.10
IV
Taxes and other imposts: supply of meat, probably for military purposes [P.Oxy. 1545]
336
See s.v.
- Sepho
http://www.trismegistos.org/geo/detail.php?tm=2895
P.Oxy. XIV 1628.9
SB XVI 12759.1617 = P.Oxy. II 354 descr.
P.IFAO III 43.1, 14 (BL VIII 153)
P.NYU II 12.1, 9 ()
PSI X 1118.7 (])
P.Oxy. IV 808 descr.
P.Oxy. LXXII 4869.7
P.Oxy. LXXII 4875.14
P.Oxy. LXXIII 4958.14
P.Oxy. VIII 1128.13
PSI V 450.49, 63
P.Ant. III 199.5, 24
P.Oxy. XLIII 3130.3 ()
P.Oxy. XIV 1659.91, 97
P.Oxy. XII 1459.345
PSI X 1121.6
P.Oxy. VI 907 .9
SB XXVI 16570.78 = P.Oxy. XXIV 2422
P.Oxy. X 1285.125
P.Oxy. XLIV 3170.13, 34, 233
Manchester Museum inv. 10893.17 (see JJP 35
(2005) 94)
SB XVI 12576.24
P.Oxy. LXII 4341.11
P.Oxy. XLIV 3194.5
P.Oxy. LIV 3774.4
P.Oxy. LXVII 4611.ii.12
SB XX 15096.9
P.Oxy. LXIII 4379.6
73 BCE
15
20/21
20/21
25/6
5468
123
135
148
173
175
II
II/III
21821
226
236/7
276
290
III
III
III
308
319
323
341
363
363
369
kome
kome (63 n.)
kome
kome
kome
kome
kome
337
IV
440
455
V
503
after 542
557
VI
VI
VI
late VI
late VI
late VI
VI/VII
VII
VII/VIII
kome
kome
<kome>
chorion
chorion
Uncertain instance:
PSI VII 733.29 n.
235
338
( ) - Sinkepha
http://www.trismegistos.org/geo/detail.php?tm=2900
P.Hib. II 248 fr. ii.15
P.NYU II 52.3, 8, 9, 15, 17 (see P.Oxy. 4889.16 n.)
PSI V 475.3, 13, 17
P.Oxy. LXXII 4861.3
c. 250 BCE
early II
11738
122
kome
topoi
339
122/3
123
127
130
134
137
144
149
151
165
II
II/III
c. 200
after 212
21821
229
230/31 or 262/3
236/7
283/4
III
III
III/IV
III/IV
365
late V
540/41
VI/VII
topoi
topoi
topoi
<kome>
topoi
kome
kome
kome
kome
kome
kome
340
Categories of land: royal [P.Oxy. 2676, 3906, SB 6612]; private [SB 6612]
Cultures/agricultural products: wheat [P.Kln 149, P.Oxy. 2676, 3906, PSI 1262]; oliveoil [P.Hib. 248]; barley [P.Kln 149; cf. P.Berl.Leihg. 20]; wine [P.NYU II 36(?)];
lachanospermon [P.Oxy. 2676]
Associated kleroi: of Dedys [P.Oxy. 2676]; of Dositheos [P.Oxy. 3906]; of Celsus [P.Oxy.
3906]; of Asklepiades [P.Oxy. 3906]; of Aristonikos [P.Oxy. 3906]; of Herakleodoros
[P.Oxy. 2241]; of Isokrates [P.Oxy. 2241]; of Polydeukes [P.Oxy. 2241]
Irrigation: canal (dioryx) of Apollophanes [SB 12108]; irrigation work [SB 12108]
Topographical features: threshing floor [P.Kln 149(?), P.Oxy. 2676]; public granary
[P.Oxy. 2676]
Animals: camels [P.Oxy. 1871]; donkeys [P.Oxy. 2182]
Religion: temple of Demeter [P.Oxy. 2782; cf. also above under Relative location];
festival starting on 17 Tybi with musical performances and dance [P.Oxy. 5016]
Officials: sitologoi [P.Lips. 113, 116, P.Oxy. 515, 517, 4861, 4880, PSI 1262]; praktor
argyrikon [P.Oxy. 1405]; prostatai [P.Oxy. 5016]
Occupations: donkey-driver [P.Oxy. 2182]
Military: veteran [P.Oxy. 2676]
Noteworthy landowners: Aurelius Herakleides son of Dioskourides, prytanis and
bouleutes [SB 6612]; Apion estate [P.Oxy. 1910, 2032]
Taxes and other imposts: crown-tax [P.Oxy. 1659]
Other: P.Berl.Leihg. 20 mentions the four-choinix measure of Sinkepha.
- Sidala
http://www.trismegistos.org/geo/detail.php?tm=10407
P.Oxy. LXVIII 4697.7
489
epoikion
341
- Sikeonos B..kar...
http://www.trismegistos.org/geo/detail.php?tm=10101
P.Oxy. LXVI 4535.1819, 42
600
epoikion
- Sinary
http://www.trismegistos.org/geo/detail.php?tm=2899
P.Hib. I 132 descr.
P.Hib. II 248 fr. iii.9
P.Hib. I 60.4
P.Hib. I 73.[8], 11
P.Hib. I 34.2, 4
P.Stras. VII 662.20
P.Tebt. III.2 876.51
BGU IV 1061.3, 5, 18
P.Oxy. XLIX 3462.3
P.Oxy. X 1281.15
SB XIV 12170.4
P.Oxy.Hels. 10.5, v.1
P.Oxy. XLIX 3485.2, 37
P.Wash.Univ. II 78.10, 16 n.
P.Kln III 141.10
c. 255 BCE
c. 250 BCE
c. 245 BCE
244/3 BCE
243 BCE
239 BCE
late II BCE
14 BCE
I BCE
21
31/2?
34
38
I (1st half)
57/8
<kome>
kome
kome
kome
342
kome
<kome>
kome(?)
kome
kome (14)
kome
kome
kome
[topoi]
<kome>
kome
chorion(?)
kome
kome
Uncertain instance:
343
IV
Delendum: SB XX 14235.1 (VIII); see BL X 226 and cf. ZPE 149 (2004) 109. Pruneti, I
centri 179 n. 1, identifies in P.Mich. I 87.4 (III BCE), a document of the Zenon
archive (Arsinoite nome), with Sinary of the Oxyrhynchite nome. But the recent
recurrence of the toponym in yet another Arsinoite document, P.Sijp. 29.12 (II?),
suggests that we are dealing hear with a synonymous locality in the Fayum; cf. also F.
Uebel, Die Kleruchen gyptens unter den ersten sechs Ptolemern (Berlin 1968) 84 n. 4,
and Daris, Dizionario Suppl. 5 p. 88 s.v.
Etymology: (P-)j-n-r-w, the lake of Haryothes (Vandorpe, Egyptische geografische
elementen 151).
Administrative subdivision: Lower toparchy. In 14 BCE the village was part of the
Peran toparchy of the Heracleopolite nome [BGU 1061]. The situation in the earlier
period is unclear. The village, being at the border of the Oxyrhynchite and
Heracleopolite nomes, is often associated with villages of both nomes; see Falivene, The
Herakleopolite Nome 1913. P.Hib. 34 and 73 seem to imply that in the mid-third
century BCE at least Sinary probably belonged to the Oxyrhynchite nome, since the
archiphylakites of the Lower toparchy appears to have jurisdiction over this village (but
cf. Falivene, The Herakleopolite Nome 193). Sinary is listed mostly with Heracleopolite
villages in P.Hib. 218, a tax list assigned to the early or mid-second century CE, which
perhaps should be redated to the early first century (see P.Oxy.Hels. 10.5 n., and cf.
Falivene, The Herakleopolite Nome 192 n. 1).
Arabic/modern counterpart: inara; see P.Oxy. 3638.12 n., Falivene, The Herakleopolite
Nome 192, Goma et al., Mittelgypten 99, 232.
Relative location: near Talao (Lower toparchy), to judge from P.Oxy. 514.2
(cf. also l. 5) and P.Kln 141.10
. The mention of land heavily sanded over (ammochostos) in P.Oxy. 3170.265
has suggested to the editor that its presence in Sinary perhaps indicates that the latter
was located near the desert (n. ad loc.); cf. also P.Oxy. 3333 introd. Land in the territory
of Sinary is located east of the Bahr Yusuf [P.Oxy. 3638.12 with n.]. It is probable that
the villages territory extended both east and west (toward the desert) of the canal, but it
remains unclear whether the village itself lay on the eastern bank (like its modern
counterpart inara) or the western bank. A person from Isieion Tryphonos (Lower
toparchy; 9th pagus) sells land belonging to him in Sinary [PSI 897]; for another
association of the two villages, cf. P.Oxy. 3462. Near Tychinpsalbo (Lower toparchy)
[P.Wash.Univ. 78.ii.10].
Position in official lists of villages: between Psobthis and Kosmou [P.Oxy. 1285];
between Isieion Tryphonos and Souis(?) [P.Oxy. 1659]; between an uncertain village
and Isieion Tryphonos [P.Oxy. 3462]; between Sesphtha and Dositheou [SB 16570]
344
Categories of land: catoecic [P.Oxy. 348, 373, PSI 897]; royal [P.Oxy. 810]; uninundated
(abrochos) [P.Oxy. 810]; hypologos [P.Kln 141]; confiscated [P.Kln 141]; former
vineland (chersos) [P.Kln 141]
Cultures/agricultural products: wheat [P.Kln 141]; wine [P.Harr. 137, P.Oslo 62,
P.Oxy. 56, 3638, PSI 1119, P.Tebt. 876]; chortos [P.Mich. 87, P.Oxy. 810]; palm trees
[P.Oxy. 3638]; reeds [P.Oxy. 3638]; fruit trees (akrodrya) [P.Oxy. 3638]; barley [PSI
Congr. XVII 26]
Associated kleroi: of Xenon [P.Oxy. 810]; of Rhodippos [P.Oxy. 3638]; of Herakles son
of Kallistratos [P.Oxy. 3365, PSI 897; see ZPE 170 (2009) 170 (14 n.)]; of Magaischros
and Eukleides [BGU 2243]
Irrigation: pleurismos and gyes [P.Oxy. 373, 3638, PSI 897]; mechane [P.Oxy. 2195.99,
123 (called ), 103 (called ), 3638]; irrigation work [P.Oxy. 3462];
Mounthoteu canal (dioryx) [P.Oxy. 3462]
Topographical features: prison (desmoterion) [P.Hib. 34, 73]; record-office (grapheion)
[P.Harr. 66, P.Oxy. 1462, 3485 (of Sinary and other places)]; public granary [P.Oxy.
3170 (implied)]; farmstead (epoikion) [P.Oxy. 3638]; house and courtyard (aule)
[P.Wash.Univ. 78]; house [P.Oxy.Hels. 10]
Animals: donkeys [P.Oxy. 2182, 2846]; oxen [PSI 1119]; pig [SB 16570]
Religion: Jew [P.Oxy. 1281]; temple(?) with representations of Caracalla, Severus and
Julia Domna, a decayed covering (peristroma) and a bronze folding mirror [P.Oxy.
1449]
Officials: komogrammateus [BGU 2243, P.Oxy. 3091]; collectors of the crown tax
(praktores stephanikon) [P.Kln 91]; collector of the grain-revenue (apaitetes sitikon)
[P.Oxy. 514]; archephodos [P.Oxy. 2574]; desert guard (eremophylax) [P.Oxy. 3333];
leitourgoi [PSI 71]; scribe (grammateus) of the village of Sinary and other villages
[P.Oxy. 1281]; sitologos [P.Wisc. 39]; komarchai [SB 13928]
Occupations: guard (phylax) [P.Hib. 60]; weaver (linyphos) [P.Oxy. 1281]; cobbler
(skyteus) [P.Oxy. 2027, PSI 71]; donkey-driver [P.Oxy. 2182]
Noteworthy landowners: estate of Anthos [P.Oxy. 3170.251]; Salvius Iustus [P.Oxy.
3170.254]; children of Aurelius Hermias, ex-agoranomos and bouleutes [P.Oxy. 3638];
Apollophanes Th, Alexandrian [PSI 897]; Demetrios son of Demetrios grandson of
Horion, Alexandrian [BGU 2243]; for Alexandrian ownership of land cf. also P.Oxy.
1462; Apion estate [P.Oxy. 2195, PSI 954]
345
Taxes and other imposts: ennomion, hekte (Ptolemaic) [P.Hib. 132]; crown-tax [P.Oxy.
1659, P.Kln 91]; enkyklion [P.Oxy. 1462]; monartabia [P.Oxy. 3170]; epiklasmoi(?)
[P.Oxy. 3170.261 n.]; requisition of meat [SB 16570]; beer-tax (zytera) [SB 12170]
Other: P.Oxy. 1281 refers to . In P.Oxy. 3091 a geouchon in Sinary
undertakes to deliver barley to Alexandria for the troops of Caracalla in Syria. PSI 71
mentions a violent fight in this village. BGU 1061 relates a violent assault by persons
from Sinary against a pastophoros of a temple in Bousiris (probably the Heracleopolite
village in the north of the nome; see Falivene, The Herakleopolite Nome 193).
Note: on Coptic and Arabic literary evidence for this village, see Timm, Das christlichkoptische gypten V 23513; cf. also Stephanus of Byzantium s.v. , with Timm,
Das christlich-koptische gypten V 2353 n. 2, and Falivene, The Herakleopolite Nome 192
n. 2.
(?) - Sinach(?)
http://www.trismegistos.org/geo/detail.php?tm=2898
PSI XII 1231.7
274
kome
Delendum: P.Oxy. II 348 descr.; see ZPE 170 (2009) 170 (14 n.).
Officials: komarchai [PSI 1231]
Occupations: irrigation worker [PSI 1231]
Note: the reading of the toponym is dubious; see ZPE 170 (2009) 170 (14 n.).
See s.v.
- Sinoumenes
http://www.trismegistos.org/geo/detail.php?tm=11694
P.Sijp. 37.5
VII/VIII
chorion
346
See s.v.
** - Sintabo
http://www.trismegistos.org/geo/detail.php?tm=7186
P.Mert. I 26.5
PSI Congr. XVII 18(a).13
274
IV
** - Skaphe
http://www.trismegistos.org/geo/detail.php?tm=7200
SB I 1989(b)
chorion
347
Uncertain instance:
P.Mert. I 27.3 ( <>?)
after 190/91
- Skelos
http://www.trismegistos.org/geo/detail.php?tm=7199
P.Oxy. XIX 2244.50, 61
P.Princ. III 158.5
PSI VIII 920.10 (cf. Addenda pp. xviiixix)
P.Oxy. VI 998 descr.
528/543/558
VI
VI
late VI
epoikion
Delenda: P.Iand. II 21.3, P.Herm. 51.6, P.Ross.Georg. III 22.6, 50.2; see F. Mitthof and
A. Papathomas, ZPE 103 (1994) 778, who relate these instances to the Arsinoite village
, because the article does not occur in the certain Oxyrhynchite instances,
whereas it consistently does in the Arsinoite ones.
Etymology: lit. (the) leg (probably figurative, of a topographical feature).
Irrigation: mechane [P.Oxy. 2244.50 (called ), 61 (called )]
Occupations: georgos [P.Oxy. 2244]; phrontistes [P.Oxy. 2244.61]
Noteworthy landowners: Apion estate [P.Oxy. 998, 2244]
- Skeuomisthiou
http://www.trismegistos.org/geo/detail.php?tm=7202
P.Oxy. XVI 1946.2
P.Heid. III 248.4 (BL VIII 149)
524
VI/VII
348
- Skytalitidos
http://www.trismegistos.org/geo/detail.php?tm=5499
P.Oxy. XLVI 3307.17, 18
P.Oxy. XII 1448.12 (cf. BL VII 139)
SB XXVI 16753.2 = P.Col. XI 303
P.Oxy. XVI 2032.13
P.Oxy. XVI 1916.24
P.Oxy. XVIII 2195.15, 77, 80, 119
P.Oxy. LXX 4799.10, 30
P.Iand. III 51.6 (BL VI 56)
P.Oxy. XVI 2034.19
P.Oxy. XVIII 2207.31 (cf. 25)
PSI VIII 954.5, 7, 15, 19, 21, 22, 23, 25
P.Oxy. XVI 2035.30
P.Oxy. XVI 2025.28
early IV
after 324
515
540/41
after 547
576/7?
586
VI
VI
VI
VI
late VI
VI/VII
epoikion
epoikion
epoikion
epoikion
epoikion
349
Taxes and other imposts: vestis militaris [P.Oxy. 1448]; capitation tax (synteleia
kephales) [PSI 954]
- Sko
http://www.trismegistos.org/geo/detail.php?tm=2901
P.Hib. II 248.ii.18 ()
P.Wash.Univ. I 49.8 ( )
SB X 10256.5
P.Oxy. XXXVIII 2840.5
P.Oxy. II 346 descr. (see ZPE 170 (2009) 1634)
P.Oxy. LXXII 4857.2 ()
P.Oxy. XXXVI 2776.7
P.Oxy. LXXII 4872.2 ([])
P.Oxy. III 617.3 (see ZPE 160 (2007) 186)
P.Oxy. III 619.2 (see ZPE 160 (2007) 187f.)
P.Oxy. III 620.2 (see ZPE 160 (2007) 189)
P.Oxy. XXXI 2588.6
SB XII 11167.248 = P.Oxy. III 627 descr.
P.CtYBR inv. 4625.23 (ZPE 179 (2011) 2245)
P.Theon. 3.3 = SB XII 11121
P.Oxy. XXXI 2591.15
P.Oxy. LXII 4336.19
P.Oxy. XXXVIII 2870.2
P.Oxy. XLV 3242.6, 21
PSI XIV 1408.11 (BL VIII 411)
PSI XV 1537.1
P.Oxy. VI 979. 4 (see ZPE [forthcoming 2012])
P.Oxy.Hels. 22.2
O.Ashm.Shelt. 50.21 = SB I 2253
BGU IV 1091.17
P.Oxy. XIV 1659.20
P.Oxy. XVIII 2189.7, 10
P.Leit. 13.5 = SB VIII 10205
P.Oxy.Hels. 41.7
P.Oxy. XVII 2125.6
P.Oxy. XVII 2137.16
P.Oxy. VII 1031.12
48
c. 250 BCE
late I BCE
5567
75
100
118
118/9
124
134/5
c. 147
147
148
148
c. 152
156
158/9
169
176
1857
1914
II
II/III
II/III
II/III
c. 212
21821
219
222/3, 226/7 or 242/3
223/4
225
226
228
topoi
topoi
topoi
topoi
topoi
topoi
topoi
topoi
[topoi]
topoi
kome
kome
topoi
topoi
kome
kome
For the reading, see PSI Com. 17.1011 n. (but cf. P.Oxy. 4857.2 n.: to judge from the image, a
conjecture rather than a reading); see also D. Hagedorn, ZPE 154 (2005) 199.
350
231
235
244
261
III
III
mid-III
late III
c. 36080
topoi
kome
Uncertain instances:
O.Pisa 168 x+8 (P-sge)49
SB XX 14983.2 n.
I
22060
Delendum: P.Oxy. XLI 2967.11 (154); see BL VIII 263 and ZPE 170 (2009) 189.
Etymology: perhaps the name derives from the Egyptian name of nearby Kynopolis (Sk); cf. Rowlandson, Oxyrhynchus and its hinterland 2078: Although the two places
were administratively distinct , it is possible that, with the hellenization of the nome
metropolis [i.e. Kynopolis] and its name, the old Egyptian name persisted in a nearby
village name.
Administrative subdivision: Upper toparchy
Relative location: near Episemou (Upper toparchy; 3rd pagus) [PSI 1408 with BL VIII
411]; in P.Oxy. 1031 a farmer from Episemou cultivates public land in Sko; similarly, in
P.Oxy. 2137 a lessee of land in Sko is from Episemou; in SB 5806 (BL XII 183) the
lessors of land around Sko are from Episemou. In P.Oxy. 2125 grain from the granaries
of Sko is embarked at the Nile harbour of Satyrou (Eastern toparchy). Near Monimou
(Upper toparchy; 3rd pagus[?]) [P.Oxy.Hels. 41]. These indications suggest that Sko lay
in the north-eastern corner of the Upper toparchy and thus must have been very close
to Cynopolis (Rowlandson, Landowners and Tenants 11, Oxyrhynchus and its
hinterland 207).
Position in official lists of villages: between Mermertha and Monimou [P.Oxy. 1659];
between Mermertha and Enteiis [SB 12156]
Categories of land: catoecic and bought (eonemene) [P.Oxy. 346]; public [P.Oxy.
1031]; hypologos [P.Oxy. 2278]; royal [P.Oxy. 979, 4595, P.Ryl. 683]; private
[P.Oxy.Hels. 22 (deduced from the tax rate)]; (confiscated?) land managed by the idios
logos [BGU 1091]
49
351
Cultures/agricultural products: olive-oil [P.Hib. 248]; wheat [P.Oxy. 1031, 2137, 2776,
4595, P.Oxy.Hels. 22, 41]; chlora [P.Oxy. 2137]; lentils [P.Oxy. 2189]; arakos [P.Oxy.
2776]; wine [P.Oxy. 3242]; palm trees [P.Oxy. 3242]; fruit trees (akrodrya) [P.Oxy.
3242]; reed bed [P.Oxy. 3242]; garden (paradeisos) [P.Oxy. 3242, P.Oxy.Hels. 22];
lachanospermon [P.Oxy.Hels. 41]
Associated kleroi: of Strabas [P.Oxy. 346]; of Odeas [P.Oxy. 1031]; of Pedieus [P.Oxy.
1031, 4595]; of Theodoros and Aulaios [P.Oxy. 2137, 2776, P.Oxy.Hels. 22]; of
Antigonos [P.Oxy. 2776, P.Oxy.Hels. 22]; of Apollonios [P.Oxy. 2189, 3242]; of
Posidippos [P.Oxy. 3242]; of Agathous son of Achilles [P.Oxy.Hels. 22]; of Biertos
[BGU 1091 (BL VIII 40), P.Oxy.Hels. 22]; of Zopyrion [P.Oxy.Hels. 22]; of Heli
[P.Oxy.Hels. 22]; of Herodotos [P.Oxy.Hels. 22]; of Theodoros [P.Oxy.Hels. 22]; of
Petelous [P.Oxy.Hels. 22]; of Petosiris [P.Oxy.Hels. 22]; of Sarapion son of Philiskos
[P.Oxy.Hels. 22]; of Simonides [P.Oxy.Hels. 22]
Irrigation: mechane [P.Oxy. 2137, P.Oxy.Hels. 41]; waterwheel [P.Oxy. 3242
(kykleuterion), P.Oxy.Hels. 41 (trochos)]; irrigation basin (perichoma) [P.Ryl. 683]
Topographical features: public granaries [P.Oxy. 2125.15, 4595]; bath-house
(balaneion) [P.Theon. 3]
Animals: oxen (ktene) [P.Oxy.Hels. 41; cf. SB 12156]; pig [SB 12156]
Officials: collectors of grain taxes (praktores sitikon) [P.Leit. 13]; sitologoi [P.Oxy. 617
20, 2125, 2588, 2840, 2870, 4590, 4857, 4872]; komogrammateus [P.Oxy. 2278
(restored)]; archephodos [PSI 1537]
Occupations: epitropos of an estate [P.Oxy. 2189]
Military: the son of a veteran takes under lease land in Sko [P.Oxy. 4595]
Noteworthy landowners: Aurelius Sarapion alias Apollonianos, bouleutes and former
gymnasiarchos [P.Oxy. 2137, 2189]; Aurelius Philippos, ex-kosmetes and exegetes
[P.Oxy. 2278]; Dionysia daughter of Sarapias alias Thamounion, citizen of Antinoopolis
[P.Oxy. 3242]; Aurelia Dionysia, daughter of Theon alias Dionysotheon [P.Oxy. 4595];
Aurelius Dionysotheon, ex-gymnasiarchos and bouleutes [P.Oxy.Hels. 41]; a priest and
prophet of Thoeris, Isis and Sarapis owns land in the area [SB 10256]; Iulii Theones
[P.Theon. 3]
Taxes and other imposts: crown-tax [P.Oxy. 1659]; requisition of meat [SB 12156];
vestis militaris [P.Mich. inv. 4004]
352
- Souis
http://www.trismegistos.org/geo/detail.php?tm=2644
P.Oxy. XLVII 3333.9
P.Oxy. LXXII 4857.8
P.Oxy. XVII 2141.4, 6
P.Oxy. XIV 1659.104 ([]; see n. ad loc.)
P.Oxy. XLII 3048.16
P.Oxy. XXXIV 2723.8
P.Oxy. XLIX 3516.2
SB XXVI 16570.96 = P.Oxy. XXIV 2422
P.Oxy. X 1275.7
P.Oxy. X 1285.47, 140
P.Oxy. XLVI 3307.8, 21
P.Oxy. XII 1448.7 ([])
92
118
208?
21821
246
III (1st half)
260
290
III
III
early IV
after 324
<kome>
kome
kome
kome
Uncertain instance:
SB XVI 13035.72 n. ([?)
341
353
- Sophou
http://www.trismegistos.org/geo/detail.php?tm=7254
P.Oxy. XVIII 2195.182
576/7?
- Spania
http://www.trismegistos.org/geo/detail.php?tm=2813
SB IV 7449.3
CPR VII 24v.5
P.Wash.Univ. I 17.7 (see ZPE 159 (2007) 271)
SB XXVI 16796.2 = P.Oxy. XVI 1964
P.Bad. VI 172.6
P.Oxy. XVIII 2204.5 (BL VIII 255)
PSI I 77.7, 27
P.Oxy. LV 3805.93, 101
PSI VIII 953.21 (])
P.Oxy. XVI 1997.1
P.Oxy. XVI 2034.21
V (2nd half)
V/VI
514
518
547
550/51 or 565/6
551
after 566
567/8
VI
VI
kome
kome
kome
kome
kome
kome
kome
354
VI
VI
VI
late VI
VI/VII
VI/VII
VI/VII
VIII
kome
chorion
355
stratelatianos [P.Wash.Univ. 17]; Fl. Philoxenos, vir clarissimus, son of Ision [P.Bad. 172
(presumably the owner of the Great House mentioned there), PSI 77; cf. also PSI VII
835]
Military: CPR VII 24v mentions .
Note: P.Oxy. 2058 lists the items stolen from the house of the meizon of Spania (who
was also a priest) and presents a lengthy roll call of the principal individuals in the
village (112 ktetores), who were to contribute 2 solidi each to compensate the meizons
loss. In SB 16796 a member of the officium of the praeses Arcadiae is said to originate
from Spania and live in Oxyrhynchus. PSI 77.27 mentions a sum of gold solidi (4 solidi
less 16 carats) . The two inscriptions SEG XLI 16345 (II BCE) were
found in Safaniyya but do not preserve the name of the village at the time; the first is a
dedication for Ptolemy VIII, Cleopatra II and Cleopatra III by members of a military
unit; the second lists military men belonging to a religious association (synodos). For
some recent bibliography on this village see Calderini-Daris, Dizionario ... Supplemento
3o 140 s.v.
- Stephanitidos
http://www.trismegistos.org/geo/detail.php?tm=2902
P.Oxy. XII 1577.23, 4 ()
III
ktema
528/543/558
VI
VI (2nd half)
epoikion
- Stephanionos
http://www.trismegistos.org/geo/detail.php?tm=7270
P.Oxy. XIX 2244.11, 22
P.Oxy. XVI 2034.16
P.Heid. inv. G 5144r.13 ([),
16 (])50
P.Oxy. VI 998 descr.
50
epoikion
late VI
356
* - Stratonikou
http://www.trismegistos.org/geo/detail.php?tm=7282
P.Oxy. XIV 1674.18
III
- Strouthou
http://www.trismegistos.org/geo/detail.php?tm=7290
P.Oxy. XLVI 3307.22
P.Oxy. XII 1448.18
early IV
after 324
epoikion
357
- Stylou
http://www.trismegistos.org/geo/detail.php?tm=11695
P.Oxy. LXXIII 4964.9
IV
epoikion
- Syron
http://www.trismegistos.org/geo/detail.php?tm=2672
PSI V 549.4
P.Oxy. XXXVIII 2851.5
P.Oxy. XXXVIII 2841.7
SB X 10532.56 = P.Princ. III 147
P.Oxy. XLVII 3334.11
P.Oxy. II 270.22
SB XXII 15355.5 = P.Oxy. I 176 descr.
P.Lips. I 114.1
P.Oxy. XLIV 3165.7
P.Matr. 2.19
P.Oxy. LXII 4338.3
SB XX 14974.9 = XVIII 13331
SB XIV 12139 recto (see ZPE 27 (1977) 125)
P.Harr. II 196.1
P.Oxy. XIV 1719.10
P.Oxy. XII 1474.16
P.Oxy. XIV 1659.38
P.Oxy. X 1268.3
P.Oxy. XII 1528.3, 9
P.Oxy. XIX 2228.44
SB XXVI 16570.9 = P.Oxy. XXIV 2422
P.Graux II 29.3
P.Michael. 19.4 ( [ )
P.Oxy. X 1285.75
P.Oxy. XIV 1748.10
P.Oxy. XLIV 3170.156, introd.
P.Oxy. LXXIV 5006.3
SB XX 14681.6
41 BCE
60
85
87/8
c. 8994
94
99
133
mid-II
181/2
183
190
II
II/III
204
216
21821
249/50
266/7?
283 or 285
290
III
III
III
III
III
III
late III
kome
kome
kome
kome
kome
kome
kome
kome/topoi
kome
kome
kome
kome
kome
kome
[kome]
kome
kome
358
III/IV
III/IV
III/IV
325?
336
351
361?
after 362
IV
VI/VII
669
kome
kome
kome
kome
kome
kome
359
Animals: donkeys [P.Oxy. 1748]; sheep (probata summeikta) [P.Oxy. 2228]; lambs
[P.Oxy. 2228, 2851]; goats [P.Oxy. 2228]; kids [P.Oxy. 2851]; pig [SB 16570]; calf
[P.Michael. 19, SB 16570]; ox [P.Michael. 19]
Religion: temple and synodos of Zeus [SB 14681]
Officials: archephodos [P.Harr. 196]; overseers (epeiktai) of public dikes [P.Laur. 167];
logographos [P.Laur. 167]; chomatepistates(?) [P.Laur. 167 (cf. Aeg. 88 (2008) 140)];
sitologoi [P.Lips. 114, P.Oxy. 4338, SB 12139 recto (see ZPE 27 (1977) 125)]; komarchai
[P.Oxy. 2228, 5006]; presbyteros [P.Oxy. 3479]; demosioi [P.Oxy. 5006]
Occupations: donkey-drivers [P.Oxy. 1748]; georgos [P.Oxy. 2841]
Noteworthy landowners: land owned by Antinoites [P.Oxy. 1719]; Apion estate [P.Oxy.
2025]
Taxes and other imposts: crown-tax [P.Oxy. 1659]; grain collected from Syron by the
epimeletes of the military camp at Psobthis [P.Oxy. 4089]; requisition of meat [SB
16570]; annona militaris(?) [P.Graux 29]
Other: seed stolen from the fields of Syron [P.Princ. 63]
- Sypheos
http://www.trismegistos.org/geo/detail.php?tm=7311
P.Oxy. XVIII 2195.52, 57, 107
576/7?
epoikion
- Schoibis
http://www.trismegistos.org/geo/detail.php?tm=7317
P.Oxy. XXXI 2583.25
II
360
245
kome (28)
See s.v.
- Sophrosynes
http://www.trismegistos.org/geo/detail.php?tm=7343
SB XXIV 16324.27 = P.Oxy. XVI 1911
([])
P.Oxy. LV 3804.98
P.Oxy. XIX 2243(a).32
P.Amh. II 150.14, 45
557
566
590
592
epoikion
epoikion
361
[ - T[
http://www.trismegistos.org/geo/detail.php?tm=13217
P.Oxy. LXXIV 5005.5
III
[ ] - T.[..]lei
http://www.trismegistos.org/geo/detail.php?tm=7627
P.Oxy. XII 1546.7
late III
[ - Ta
http://www.trismegistos.org/geo/detail.php?tm=7349
1) P.Oxy. XII 1449.56
21316
Religion: temple with representations of Caracalla, Severus and Julia Domna, a bronze
trencher, and two statuettes of Zeus and Hera [P.Oxy. 1449]. The village is probably
[ in view of the temple of Zeus and Hera attested there in P.Oxy. XLIX 3471
(131); see Miscellanea Toponomastica, ZPE (forthcoming 2012).
2) P.Oxy. LV 3787.45
c. 31320?
3) SB XVIII 13109.4
V/VI
<kome>
362
- Ta.....
http://www.trismegistos.org/geo/detail.php?tm=11696
P.Oxy. LXXII 4922.6
582
* [ - Taam[
http://www.trismegistos.org/geo/detail.php?tm=2903
P.IFAO II 11 verso
II?
- Taamire
http://www.trismegistos.org/geo/detail.php?tm=7354
P.Oxy. LII 3690.6
139
363
() - Ta(a)mpemou
http://www.trismegistos.org/geo/detail.php?tm=2903
P.Dubl. 5.4 = P.Oxy. I 385 descr. (see ZPE 170
(2009) 186)
P.Oxy. III 612 descr. (BL III 131)
P.Lips. II 141.3 (see P.Oxy. LXXII 4883.4 n.)
P.CtYBR inv. 4625.26 (ZPE 179 (2011) 2245)
P.Oxy. LXXII 4883.4
PSI Congr. XX 9.3
P.Oxy. XLI 2974.5
P.Oxy. III 621.3 (see ZPE 160 (2007) 190)
SB XII 11244.3 = P.Oxy. III 626 (<>)
P.Oxy. III 501.10 = M.Chr. 349
P.IFAO III 15.15 ([][)
P.Oslo III 108.4
PSI XV 1538.1
SB XII 11107.1
P.Egy.Mus. S.R. 3049 (227).6 (see Pap.Congr.
XXIV 408)
P.Oxy. XIV 1659.49 ([)
P.Kln IX 381.3
SB XXVI 16570.36 = P.Oxy. XXIV 2422
P.Graux II 29.5
P.Oxy. X 1285.88
P.Oxy. XII 1421.3
P.Oxy. XLIV 3170.11, 30, [68], 164
PSI VIII 945.22
SB XX 15122. 1
P.Oxy. XIV 1747.33
P.Oxy. XII 1491.13
P.Oxy. LXI 4124.i.5, ii.5, 19
P.Oxy. VI 901.4
P.Oxy. LIV 3771.45
P.Gen. IV 175.1 ([; see n.)
P.Oxy. XLVIII 3387.3
P.Mich. XX 809.31
P.Oxy. XLVIII 3410.24
P.Oxy. IX 1193.2
P.Oxy. XII 1505.2
P.Oxy. XII 1545.3
P.Oxy. XLVIII 3408.9, 29
P.Oxy. XLVIII 3409.6
87/8
10317
133
c. 152
c. 153
1579
162
162/3
166/7
186
II?
II
II
II
II or III
21821
c.260?
290
III
III
III
III
III
III
III/IV
early IV
318
336
336
336
342
372
c. 37585
IV
IV
IV
IV
IV
topoi
topoi
topoi
topoi
topoi
kome
kome
<kome>
kome
kome
kome
kome
<kome>
364
IV
IV/V
V
528/543/558
540/41
590
VI?
VI/VII
VI/VII
<kome>
179/80
III/IV
c. 370
[topoi]
epoikion
kome
kome
kome
kome
kome
Uncertain instances:
P.Oxy. III 615.3 (see ZPE 160 (2007) 183 + n.)
P.Oxy. VI 989 descr. ([)
P.Oslo III 88.17 n.
365
Irrigation: mechane with a channel (hydragogios) [P.Oxy. 901. 3771]; mechanai [P.Oxy.
2243(a).68]; lakkos [P.Oxy. 2244]
Topographical features: public granary (demosion) [P.Dubl. 5]; workshop (ergasterion)
[P.Oxy. 989]; buildings, courts (aulai) and a garden (paradeisos) [P.Oslo 108]; vacant
lots (psiloi topoi) [P.Oxy. 501]
Animals: pigs [P.Oxy. 901, 3771, SB 16570]; donkey [P.Oxy. 1193]; oxen [P.Oxy. 3771];
calf [SB 16570]
Officials: sitologoi [P.Dubl. 5, P.Lips. 141, P.Mich. 809, P.Oxy. 612, 615(?), 621, 3408
(not clearly of Taampemou), 4883, PSI Congr. XX 9, SB 11244, P.CtYBR inv. 4625];
archephodos [P.Oxy. 1193, PSI 1538, SB 11107]; komarchai [P.Oxy. 1421, 3409, 3423,
3584]; demosioi [P.Oxy. 1421]; sealer (episphragistes; official attached to village granary)
[P.Oxy. 1491]; eirenarchos [P.Oxy. 1505]; meizon/meizoteros [P.Oxy. 2243(a).39, 2244];
boethos [P.Oxy. 2032]
Occupations: tow-workers (stippourgoi) [P.Gen. 175]; donkey-driver [P.Kln 381];
guard (phylax) [P.Oxy. 1193, SB 11107]; georgoi [P.Oxy. 2243(a).47, PSI 80]; fishermen
[P.Oxy. 3423]
Noteworthy landowners: estate of empress Aelia Eudokia, wife of Thedosios II
(administered by Strategios I, ancestor of the Apion family) [P.Oxy. 3584]; Apion estate
[P.Oxy. 1908, 2025, 2032, 2243(a), 2244]
Taxes and other imposts: supply of meat, probably for military purposes [P.Oxy. 1545];
crown-tax [P.Oxy. 1659]; anabolikon [P.Oxy. 3408]; protion [P.Oxy. 3408]; capitation
tax [P.Oxy. 3584]; requisition of meat [SB 16570]; annona militaris(?) [P.Graux 29]
Other: P.Oxy. 3584 mentions a stranger and foreign resident (xenos kai paroikos) in the
village threatened with expulsion by the komarchai.
Note: see also s.v.
()/ () - Ta(a)mpeti/Ta(a)mpitei
http://www.trismegistos.org/geo/detail.php?tm=2904
PSI VIII 947.25
P.Oxy. III 533.8
P.Oxy. XLIII 3130.1
P.Oxy. XLIV 3169.50
185/6
II/III
II/III
c. 20012
366
21821
261
290
294
295
III
III/IV
c. 300
305
c. 31320?
350
IV
IV
421
434
late V
528/543/558
530
540/41
after 547
before 566
after 566
VI
VI
VI
VI
VI
late VI
VI/VII
VI/VII
VII (1st half)
VII/VIII
kome
kome
kome
kome
kome
kome
kome
kome
<kome>
chorion
Uncertain instance:
P.Gen. IV 175.1 ([; [
more likely; see n.)
336
367
368
- Tancheo
http://www.trismegistos.org/geo/detail.php?tm=7366
SB XXII 15603.19 = P.Corn. 52+53
SB V 7756.20
P.Oxy. XVIII 2195.52, 57, 97, 107, 187 ()
late III
359
576/7?
epoikion
epoikion
( ) - Tako( )
http://www.trismegistos.org/geo/detail.php?tm=2231
SB XVI 12208.10
c. 350
- Takolkeilis
http://www.trismegistos.org/geo/detail.php?tm=7376
SB VI 9317(a).13, 17, 32, (b).13, 29, 45
P.Oxy. IV 734.3, 5 (BL I 327)
P.Mich. XVIII 786.17, 99, 112
P.Ryl. IV 681.1
P.Oxy. XIV 1659.76, 80
PSI IX 1072.6 (<>)
SB XXVI 16570.68 = P.Oxy. XXIV 2422
147
165
167
II
21821
mid-III
290
kome
topoi
369
c. 293
III
III
epoikion
IV
- Takona
http://www.trismegistos.org/geo/detail.php?tm=2231
P.Sorb. III 71.[4], 8 ( ), [15]
P.Hamb. II 183.[2], 14 ( )
P.Hib. I 111.1 ( )
P.Hib. II 248 fr. 3.6 ( [])
268/7 BCE
251 BCE
c. 250 BCE
c. 250 BCE
kome
370
245 BCE
244/3 BCE
mid-III BCE
221 BCE
218/17 BCE
203/2 BCE
III BCE
III BCE (2nd half)
III/II BCE
191 BCE
late II BCE
21 BCE
2 BCE
I (1st half)
kome
c. 92
I
165
II
II
II/III
II/III
c. 2024
21821
after 218/19
247?
c. 250
2536
258
261?
after 289
290
before 299
III
III
III
late III
III/IV
III/IV
III/IV
c. 311/12
314
c. 314/15
317
34750?
kome (15)
kome
kome
kome
kome
kome
kome
<kome>
<kome>
<kome>
<kome>
kome
371
IV
IV
419
473
V
late V
V/VI
V/VI
528/543/558
540/41
550
565/6
after 566
VI
VI
VI
VI
VI
VI
VI
late VI
late VI
late VI
VI/VII
VI/VII
VI/VII
VI/VII
VI/VII
VI/VII
VI/VII
after 621?
kome
kome
kome
kome
kome
<kome>
kome
kome
kome
kome
kome
kome
Uncertain instances:
P.Oxy. XLVII 3333.25 n.
P.Oxy. XLII 3052.11 n.
P.Erl. 85.3 ([])
SB XX 14386.7 = ChLA IX 40451
92
I
II/III
27782
kome
Form: usually indeclinable, except in some Ptolemaic texts and SB 12313; see P.Oxy.
4486.1 n., and cf. S. Daris, ZPE 168 (2008) 248: la grafia per il dativo non pu
essere spiegata altrimenti che come un ipercorretismo degli scribi grecofoni di questi
testi che la interpretano appunto come il dativo di un singolare femminile; see also
eund., ZPE 180 (2012) 2646.
51
372
Position in official lists of villages: between Tychinphagon and Talao [P.Oxy. 1285];
between Psobthis and Mouchintale [P.Oxy. 1529]; between Sesphtha and Tychinphagon
[P.Oxy. 1659.109], between Psobthis and Tychinphagon [P.Oxy. 1659.114]; between
Sesphtha and Dositheou [P.Oxy. 1747]; between Dositheou and Souis [SB 16570]
Categories of land: fallow (anapepaumene) [BGU 2388]; royal [P.Wash.Univ. 77];
catoecic [P.Wash.Univ. 78]
Cultures/agricultural products: olyra [BGU 1266]; achyron [BGU 1267]; wheat [BGU
1267, P.Oxy. 133, 2021, P.Wash.Univ. 77]; chortos [BGU 1266, P.Cair.Zen. 59770,
P.Hamb. 183, P.Sorb. 71, PSI 286]; wine [PSI 286, P.Wash.Univ. 78]; reeds [PSI 286];
arakos(?) [P.Wash.Univ. 77]; fruit trees [P.Wash.Univ. 78]
Associated kleroi: of Leon son of Kallias [BGU 1266]; of Kraton [P.Wash.Univ. 77]
373
Irrigation: public dikes (demosia chomata) [P.NYU II 4]; measurement of the rise of the
river [P.Oxy. 1830]; mechane [P.Oxy. 2244 (called ), PSI 286]; waterwheel
(trochos) [P.Wash.Univ. 78]
Topographical features: tower (pyrgos) near the intersection of two public streets
(demosiai rhymai) [BGU 1273]; houses [BGU 1273, P.Michael. 9]; prison (desmoterion)
[P.Hib. 248 (not certainly of Takona)]; stables [P.Oxy. 2028]; mansio () of the
cursus publicus [P.Oxy. 40878, 4492; cf. Itin. Anton. 157.1]; estate bath-house
(geouchikon loutron) [P.Oxy. 1921 (cf. BL VII 104)]; cavalry horse-stable (hippon)
[P.Sorb. 71]; hay barn (chortotheke) [PSI 286]; orchard (pomarion) [PSI 286]; house and
courtyard (aule), another house and vacant lot (psilos topos) [P.Wash.Univ. 78]
Animals: donkeys [O.Berl. 92, P.Oxy. 2182, SB 1502, 1514 (in all these papyri
performing state transport service in the Arsinoite nome)]; oxen (requisitioned for
Valerians Eastern campaigns) [P.Oxy. 3109]; ktene [PSI 286]; pig [SB 16570]; sheep
[P.Wash.Univ. 77]
Religion: priests of the temple of Ammon [P.Harr. 198]; monastery of St George
[P.NYU II 22]; (Christian) priests(?) [P.Oxy. 1147]; deacon [P.Oxy. 2244]; heortika
[P.Oxy. 2032.4]
Officials: komogrammateus (also of Tychinphagon) [P.Kln 489]; director (ekboleus) of
the public dikes [P.NYU II 4]; protokometai ( ), komarchai
[P.Oxy. 133, 3109]; meizon/meizoteros [P.Oxy. 1147, 1831, 2021, 3805]; boethos [P.Erl.
54, P.Oxy. 1147, 2032.3]; epimeletes [P.Oxy. 1652]; sitologos (from, but not necessarily
of, Takona) [P.Oxy. 3273]; desert guards (eremophylakes) [P.Oxy. 3333]; koinon of the
village nominating a nomikarios [P.Oxy. 3985]; archephodos [P.Oxy. 4486, 5004, SB
12313]; dekaprotoi [P.Oxy.Hels. 27]; guard (phylakites) [P.Tebt. 745]
Occupations: scribe (grammateus) [P.Oxy. 133]; camel-driver [P.Oxy. 1652
(dromadarios), 1870 (kamelarios)]; pragmateutai (of the Apion estate) [P.Oxy. 1830];
shepherds [P.Oxy. 1831]; stablemen (stabilitai) [P.Oxy. 1147, 1906, 2021, 2480]; pulsemerchant (osprigites) [P.Oxy. 2021]; Apionic pronoetes [P.Oxy. 2032.17 (Papnouthios)];
donkey-driver [P.Kln 489 (demosioi onelatai), P.Oxy. 2182, 4486]; georgos [P.Oxy.
2244]; chief-shepherd (archipoimen) [PSI 286]; cobbler (skyteus) [SB 13109]
Noteworthy landowners: Ammonas son of Didymos, Alexandrian [P.Oxy. 3109]; Apion
estate [P.Iand. 51, P.Oxy. 133 (pagarchoumene by the Apiones), 998, 1053, 1147, 1830,
1906, 1908, 1921, 2028, 2032, 2035, 2206, 2207, 2243(b), 2244, 2480, PSI 954]
Military: Cyrenean lochagos (Zenodoros) [P.Sorb. 71]; catoecic cavalryman
[P.Wash.Univ. 77]
Taxes and other imposts: requisition of meat [SB 16570]
374
Other: katastatike [P.Oxy. 3805]; a woman from Takona living in Oxyrhynchus [P.Oxy.
4681]
Note: see also s.v. . For a recent overview of the village, see S. Daris,
Takona nellOssirinchite, ZPE 168 (2009) 24751. On the Coptic and Arabic literary
evidence for the village, see Timm, Das christlich-koptische gypten II 55860.
- Ta.lanes
http://www.trismegistos.org/geo/detail.php?tm=7383
SPP XX 206.8
VII
chorion(?)
- Talao
1) Lower toparchy:
http://www.trismegistos.org/geo/detail.php?tm=2234
P.Hib. II 249.3 ( )
P.Hib. I 132 descr.
P.Yale I 34.2 = P.Hib. I 55 ( )
P.Hib. I 167 descr.
P.Oxy. LV 3778.1, 289
SB XVI 12760.13 = P.Oxy. II 350 descr.
SB XIV 12170.26
P.Oxy. II 368 descr. = SPP IV p. 116 (see ZPE 177
(2007) 233)
P.Kln III 141.10
P.Oxy. XLVI 3272 introd.
P.Vars. 12.1, 6, 12
P.Oxy. II 265.15
P.Kln III 137.1, 19, 24, 256
SB XVI 13048.4 = P.Oxy. II 378 descr.
PSI VI 687.3
P.Oxy. III 637.3, 12 (see BASP 44 (2007) 37)
P.Oxy. XLIX 3470.[1 n.], 9, 29
P.Oxy. XLIX 3471.1, 8, 25
SB VI 9190.4, 8, 12
P.Iand. VII 136.[1], 6
c. 2584 BCE
c. 255 BCE
250 BCE
c. 245 BCE
21
23 or 25
31/2?
43/4
57/8
c. 61/2
71
8196
88
8996
I/II
10917
131
131
131
135/6
<kome>
kome
kome
kome (9)
kome
kome
kome
375
147
163/4?
165/6
179
180, 212 or 304
187
188
190/91
II
II/III
208/9
21821
c. 22937
232/3
241
kome
<kome>
kome
topoi
c. 2424
260/61
290
297
III
III
III
late III
III/IV
306
IV
V/VI
576/7?
VI
VI
VI/VII
VI/VII
early VII
kome
[kome]
<kome>
topoi
kome/topoi
kome
kome (76)
kome
kome
kome
<kome>
kome
kome
52
Cf. the reservations about the Oxyrhynchite provenance of this census return in A. Jrdens,
Statthalterliche Verwaltung in der rmischen Kaiserzeit: Studien zum praefectus Aegypti (Stuttgart 2009) 83
n. 110.
376
377
Animals: sheep and lambs [P.Oxy. 3778]; goats and kids [P.Oxy. 3778]; pig [SB 16570];
horses (phoradia) [SPP VIII 1346]
Religion: priests of Isis [P.Oxy. 2573; cf. also the dromos Isidos in P.Oxy. 3560]; priests
of Herakles most great god [P.Oxy. 3470]; priests of the Greek temple of Zeus and Hera
[P.Oxy. 3471; cf. Miscellanea Toponomastica, ZPE (forthcoming 2012)]; a priest and
oikonomos of St. Kollouthos is mentioned in P.Oxy. 1934, but it is unclear whether this
church belonged to the village.
Officials: komogrammateus [P.Iand. 136, P.Kln 137, P.Oxy. 3272]; sitologoi [P.Kln
137, P.Oxy. 4587]; praktores argyrikon [P.Kln 105, P.Oxy. 917, 4437]; praktores [P.Kln
137 (komopraktores), P.Oxy. 2140]; archephodos [P.Oxy. 2573]; boundary inspector
(horiodeiktes) [P.Oxy. 2573]; komarchai [P.Oxy. 3184(b), PSI Congr. XX 13]; overseer of
the peace (epistates eirenes) and his guard (phylax) [P.Oxy. 3184(b)]; field-guards
[P.Oxy. 3184(b)]; logographoi [P.Oxy. 4342]; grammateus [P.Oxy. 1934]; phylakia
liturgy [PSI Congr. XX 13]
Occupations: phrontistes [P.Oxy. 1686]; shepherd [P.Oxy. 3778, P.Yale 34, SB 12760];
boat captain (kybernetes) [PSI 1548]
Noteworthy landowners: Apollonios son of Apollonios, bouleutes of Antinoopolis
[P.Oxy. 1686]; Apion son of Horion, gymnasiarchos of Oxyrhynchus [P.Oxy. 1692];
Claudia Isidora alias Apia [SB 11403]; Apion estate [P.Oxy. 2025]
Taxes and other imposts: ennomion, the tax of 1/24, hekte [P.Hib. 132 (Ptolemaic)];
apomoira [P.Kln 105]; naubion, eparourion, sponde Dionysou, naulos phoretrou
[P.Oxy. 917]; crown-tax [P.Oxy. 1659]; poll-tax (laographia) [P.Oxy. 3272, SB 12760
(implied)]; requisition of meat [SB 16570]
2) Middle toparchy:
http://www.trismegistos.org/geo/detail.php?tm=13591
P.Oxy. LXXII 4889.2, 8
176/7
topoi
378
See s.v.
- Tammonos
http://www.trismegistos.org/geo/detail.php?tm=7397
P.Oxy. XVI 2032.26
P.Oxy. XX 2283.5
540/41
586
kome
See s.v.
See s.v.
See s.v.
- Tanais
http://www.trismegistos.org/geo/detail.php?tm=2905
SB V 7619.4 ()
P.Coll.Youtie I 22.5 (), 15
P.Oxy. II 298.51
P.Oxy. XXXVIII 2874.3, 9, [27]
P.Oxy. XXII 2351.8, 13, 46 (BL VIII 2567)
P.Oxy. LXXIII 4958.56
SB XII 10791.2 = P.Oxy. III 595 descr.
P.Mich. XVIII 786.4, 6, 8, 13, 14, 17, 19, 213, 26,
26
87/8
I
108
112
148
156
167
[kome]
kome
kome
kome
topoi
379
179
188/9
II
II
II
II
217
21821
242
249
280
290
III
III
III/IV
IV
455
before 566
kome
kome
kome (8)
kome
kome
kome
Etymology: The name of this village of the Middle toparchy is the same as the Greek
name of the Russian river Don and of a settlement at its mouth. An in the
same toparchy was called , the name of the Danube and a settlement at the
mouth of the Danube. It may be that these place names reflect the presence of Thracian
immigrants in the area, compare in general V. Velkov, A. Fol, Les Thraces en Egypte
Grco-Romaine (P.Oxy. 3918.16 n.).
Administrative subdivision: Middle toparchy; probably in the 7th pagus (see P.Oxy. LV
3795.12 n.)
Relative location: in SB 10791 Tanais shares sitologoi with Petne (Middle toparchy; 7th
pagus[?]), suggesting proximity between the two villages. In P.Oxy. 4958 a man from
Tanais farms royal land around Sepho (Thmoisepho toparchy; 7th pagus).
Position in official lists of villages: between Ieme and Herakleion [P.Oxy. 1285];
between Pakerke and Ieme [P.Oxy. 1659.64], first before Toka [P.Oxy. 1659.78]; last
after Kerkeura [P.Oxy. 1747]; between Istrou and Taampeti [SB 16570]
Categories of land: royal [P.Coll.Youtie 22]; public [P.Oxy.Hels. 24]
Cultures/agricultural products: wheat [P.Coll.Youtie 22, P.Oxy. 2351, 2874]; achyron
[P.Heid. 242]; wine [P.Oxy. 1631]; reeds [P.Oxy. 1631]; palm trees [P.Oxy. 1631];
various fruit trees (peaches, citrons, figs) [P.Oxy. 1631]; melons [P.Oxy. 1631]; olive
trees [P.Oxy. 1631]; arakos [P.Oxy. 2351, 2874]; chortos [P.Oxy. 2874]
380
- Tantape
http://www.trismegistos.org/geo/detail.php?tm=7535
P.Oxy. LVIII 3952.18
610
Relative location: coupled with Ptolema, with which it formed an Apionic prostasia
(Nikes and Serenou were perhaps also part of this prostasia) [P.Oxy. 3952]
Occupations: Apionic pronoetes [P.Oxy. 3952 (Phoibammon, who is also priest)]
Noteworthy landowners: Apion estate [P.Oxy. 3952]
381
** [ - Tanyph[
http://www.trismegistos.org/geo/detail.php?tm=7426
SB I 1945.28
V/VI
chorion(?)
after 547
VI/VII
kome(?)
See s.v.
- Tapeklam
http://www.trismegistos.org/geo/detail.php?tm=7436
P.Oxy. XVI 1916.22, 34
P.Oxy. XVI 2025.23
- Tapero
http://www.trismegistos.org/geo/detail.php?tm=10117
P.Oxy. XIV 1771.6 (BL IX 188)
III/IV
Cultures/agricultural products: wine [P.Oxy. 1771 mentions jars of old wine labeled
(epigegrammena) ]
Note: cf. the edaphos in P.Oxy. XVI 1911.108 (557).
382
, - Tapetroniou, Nesos
http://www.trismegistos.org/geo/detail.php?tm=9537
P.Oxy. LV 3805.67
after 566
Etymology: indicates that the land was formed by fluvial deposits; see Drew-Bear,
Le Nome hermopolite 43, Falivene, The Herakleopolite Nome 6, Rowlandson,
Landowners and Tenants 34 (with further references). The second element is
compounded of the Latin name Petronius and the Egyptian feminine article, but no
personal name such as is attested. A place-name is attested
[see above s.v.] (n. ad loc.).
Relative location: near Thmoinakomis (formerly in the Eastern toparchy) [P.Oxy. 3805]
Noteworthy landowners: Apion estate [P.Oxy. 3805]
- Tapoutos
http://www.trismegistos.org/geo/detail.php?tm=10416
SB XXII 15603.17 = P.Corn. 52+53
late III
- Taricherou
http://www.trismegistos.org/geo/detail.php?tm=10418
P.Hamb. inv. 547.3 (APF 50 (2004) 164)
473
epoikion
383
- Tarouthinou
http://www.trismegistos.org/geo/detail.php?tm=2906
P.IFAO III 43.1920
P.Oxy. II 384 descr.
P.Oxy. XXXI 2575.1
SB XXII 15271.34 ()
P.Oxy. XVI 2032.56
P.Oxy. XVI 1911.66, 93, 185, 191 (BL IX 72,
XI 154)
P.Oxy. XVI 1952.3
P.Oxy. LV 3804.138, 165
P.Oxy. LV 3805.24
SB XIV 11617.10
P.Oxy. XVI 2012.2
P.Oxy. XVI 2034.17
P.Oxy. XVIII 2207.28
P.Wisc. II 67.2, 7
P.Oxy. VI 998 descr.
P.Oxy. VII 1053.17
20/21
25
II/III
V
540/41
557
564
566
after 566
580
590
VI
VI
VI
late VI
VI/VII
epoikion
epoikion
ktema
ktema
[ktema]
384
, - Tarouthinou, Megales
http://www.trismegistos.org/geo/detail.php?tm=5663
SB V 8264.4
P.Oxy. LXX 4790.15
P.Oxy. I 135.14, 32 = W.Chr. 384
P.Col. VIII 245v.1
P.Princ. II 87.1213 (BL VIII 284)
P.Mich. XV 743.10
P.Wisc. I 11.7, 36 (BL VI 70)
524
578
579
VI
612
622
646/661/676
ktema
[ktema]
ktema
epoikion
ktema
ktema
ktema
Cultures/agricultural products: wine [P.Col. 245, P.Mich. 743, P.Wisc. 11, SB 8264]
Animals: ktene [P.Oxy. 135.17, 4790.25]
Occupations: enapographoi georgoi [P.Oxy. 135, 4790]
Noteworthy landowners: Apion estate [P.Oxy. 135, 4790]
Note: it is unclear whether this village is identical to Tarouthinou tout court; cf. P.Oxy.
135, where an enapographos georgos is said to be from Megales Tarouthinou in line 14
and simply from Tarouthinou in line 32 (in this line from the docket the word
385
[][][ is largely restored, but the document is complete and there is no space
for afterwards; cf. the online image through HGV). Both toponyms are
connected to the Apion estate.
, - Tarouthinou, Mikron
http://www.trismegistos.org/geo/detail.php?tm=11756
P.Oxy. LXXIV 5010.4
III/IV
<epoikion?>
Relative location: P.Oxy. 5010 is an order addressed to the komarchai and demosioi of
Berky, a village on the border of the Oxyrhynchite and Hermopolite nomes, to send up a
man and his son, both living in Mikron Tarouthinou, to the city. The implication seems
to be that this settlement lay within the administrative orbit of Berky.
- Tarousebt
http://www.trismegistos.org/geo/detail.php?tm=7452
P.Oxy. XVI 2036.31 ()
P.Oxy. XIX 2244.79
P.Oxy. XVI 1911.32 (= SB XXIV 16324), 52, 53,
75, 80, 84, 103, 107, 110, 111,
112, 114, 146, 158, 176, 182, 188,
191 (sometimes )
P.Oxy. LV 3804.102, 1245, 147, 153, 156, 175,
196, 1989, 2012, 218, 224, 249,
282
P.Oxy. LV 3805.87
P.Oxy. I 134.26 (; BL IX 178)
P.Princ. III 158.13
P.Oxy. VI 998 descr.
P.Oxy. VII 1053.1
P.Oxy. XVI 2025.20
late V
528/543/558
557
epoikion
epoikion
epoikion/ktema
566
epoikion/ktema
after 566
569
VI
late VI
VI/VII
VI/VII
ktema
ktema
ktema
epoikion
Arabic/modern counterpart: Tarub (Goma et al., Mittelgypten 92), but cf. Mazza,
Larchivio degli Apioni 89 n. 65: localit moderna che tuttavi si trova molto a nord
rispetto alla ipotetica collocazione della pronoesia intorno ai territori un tempo
appartenuti al I pago. Tarub is effectively in the territory of the Heracleopolite nome.
386
Relative location: in the same Apionic prostasia as Apelle, Pakiak, Kisson, Trigyou,
Loukiou and Kotyleeiou [P.Oxy. 1911, 3804], which was apparently in the southern part
of the nome, not far from Isieion Panga (cf. P.Oxy. LV pp. 967). The village shared an
Apionic ergodioktes with Trigyou, Nesos Leukadiou and Anta [P.Oxy. 1911.84,
3804.156]; cf. also P.Oxy. 134, where stone from the quarries of Nesos Leukadiou is
destined for Tarousebt.
Categories of land: autourgia [P.Oxy. 1911.107, 3804.196]
Cultures/agricultural products: land overgrown with grass [P.Oxy. 1911.103, 3804.175];
wine [P.Oxy. 1911.33 (= SB 16324), 175 (neophyta choria), 182, 188, 191, 3804.87, 104,
218, 224]
Irrigation: lakkos [P.Oxy. 134, 1911.158]; reinforcement of dikes [P.Oxy. 1053];
mechane [P.Oxy. 1911.158 (called ; BL IX 191), 2244 (called ),
3804.249 (called )]; P.Oxy. 3804.224 mentions land damaged by water.
Religion: (Christian) priests [P.Oxy. 1911.33, 37, 3804.103, 107]; church [P.Oxy.
1911.75, 3804.147]
Occupations: brickmakers (plintheutai) [P.Oxy. 1911.84, 3804.153]; potamitai [P.Oxy.
1053, 1911.157, 3804.224]; ampelourgoi [P.Oxy. 1911.32 (koinon), 182, 188, 191,
3804.218]; georgoi [P.Oxy. 1911.32 (koinon), 53 (koinon), 2244, 3804.104, 113 (koinon)
etc.]; ergodioktes [P.Oxy. 1911.84, 3804.156]
Noteworthy landowners: Apion estate [all instances]
Note: P.Oxy. 134 concerns the transport of 200 blocks of stone to the cistern (lakkos) at
Tarousebt.
- Taotri..
http://www.trismegistos.org/geo/detail.php?tm=7483
P.Princ. III 133.10
303
epoikion
- Tbeke
http://www.trismegistos.org/geo/detail.php?tm=7487
387
late V
epoikion
- Tbo
http://www.trismegistos.org/geo/detail.php?tm=7494
P.Oxy. XLIII 3140.4
P.Oxy. XLVIII 3429.7 (; see n. ad loc.)
P.Oxy. XVI 2036.6, 19, 30
P.Oxy. LV 3805.7, 9
SB I 1989(k)
III/IV
IV
late V
after 566
?
epoikion
epoikion
chorion
( ) - Tebre( )
http://www.trismegistos.org/geo/detail.php?tm=7499
P.Lond. V 1798.5
470
(?) - Teersas(?)
http://www.trismegistos.org/geo/detail.php?tm=9662
P.Oxy. LV 3787.3 ( )
c. 31320?
388
- Tentyris
http://www.trismegistos.org/geo/detail.php?tm=2313
PSI I 80.18, 19, 20, 23
VI
epoikion
- Texei
http://www.trismegistos.org/geo/detail.php?tm=2908
P.Erl. 93.12
SB XXVI 16570.64 = P.Oxy. XXIV 2422
P.Oxy. X 1285.[25], 118
P.Harr. II 232.2
SB XVI 13035.17, 55 = P.Bon. 39 ()
PSI VI 711.23, 4
P.Mich. XX 826.28
P.Oxy. VI 997 descr. ()
II/III
290
III
304
341
360
c. 35575
IV
Administrative subdivision: Middle toparchy; 7th pagus (see P.Oxy. LV 3795.12 n., now
confirmed by P.Mich. 826)
Position in official lists of villages: between Takolkeilis and Sepho [P.Oxy. 997];
between Taampeti and Petenoureos [P.Oxy. 1285]; between Senopotheos and Plelo [SB
16570]
Topographical features: granary [PSI 711]
Animals: ktene [PSI 711]; pig [SB 16570]
389
Officials: sitologoi [P.Harr. 232]; presbyteros (but possibly a priest) [P.Mich. 826]
Taxes and other imposts: requisition of meat [SB 16570]
Other: in SB 13035 farmers from Texei cultivate land in Kosmou and Dositheou (both
in the Lower toparchy); one of them (55) is explicitly said to reside in the hamlet
Premenous.
(?) - Teouch(is?)
http://www.trismegistos.org/geo/detail.php?tm=7525
P.Oxy. XIV 1648.40
late II
- Tepouis
http://www.trismegistos.org/geo/detail.php?tm=7528
P.Oxy. IV 721.9 = W.Chr. 369
P.Oxy. XIV 1648.36, 40, 81
13/14
late II
390
- Terythis
http://www.trismegistos.org/geo/detail.php?tm=2645
P.Theon. 2.2
P.Oxy. LXII 4336.4 (), 1819, 25
PSI XIV 1414.26
SB XVIII 13150.12
P.Oxy. VII 1040.14
SB XXVI 16570.26 = P.Oxy. XXIV 2422
P.Oxy. X 1285.87
P.Oxy. XII 1507.3
P.Oxy. I 65.2
P.Oxy. XIV 1747.28
SB VI 9214.6
P.Oxy. XIX 2235.11, 1516, 1819
P.Oxy. XLVIII 3425.8
P.Oxy. XLVIII 3393.7, 2021
SB XVI 12523.4 = P.Med. I 86
PSI I 80.6, 22
P.Leid.Inst. 80 A.ii.8 (() ())
156
c. 16971
II?
II
225
290
III
III
III/IV
III/IV
311
c. 346
c. 35965
365
394
VI?
VII/VIIII
[topoi]
kome
kome
kome
kome
kome
kome
chorion
Uncertain instances:
P.Col. VII 191.3 ()53
mid IV
N.B.: A village of the same name is attributed to the Cynopolite nome in P.Hamb. I
17.i.12, ii.1, 11 (210), P.Oxy. X 1254.1819 (260; corrected in P.Oxy. 1507 descr.), and
P.Kln III 151.5 (423); see Litinas, APF 40.2 (1994) 1612. In ZPE 171 (2009) 1815 I
argue that, as a result of my equation of this village with modern Dahrut, some other
instances previously thought to refer to Oxyrhynchite Terythis probably relate to
Cynopolite Terythis. These are: P.Tebt. III.2 876.48, 91, 93 (late II BCE), SB XIV 11272.5
(211), P.Neph. 27.2 (336/7?), P.Oxy. XVI 2019.4, 15 (VI), P.Oxy. VI 998 descr. (late VI),
XVI 1937.2 (VI/VII), 2031.6 (VI/VII). There remain some instances from the late
antique period that are not easily assignable to one nome or the other:
P.Oxy. XVI 2036.15 ()
P.Oxy. XVI 1998.1, 10 ()
P.Iand. III 51.17
P.Oxy. VIII 1165.10
P.Oxy. XVIII 2207.10
53
late V
536
VI
VI
VI
kome
kome
Note ad loc.: one may suppose a spelling error in this line for Seryphis or Terythis ... or else an
391
SB XIV 11492.4, 10 ( )
P.Oxy. XVI 2035.9
P.Oxy. XVI 2025.8
PSI I 89.1
P.Oxy. XVI 2056.1, 17
P.Bad. IV 97.19 (BL VIII 16)
SB I 1973.1 ()
VI
late VI
VI/VII
605
VII
VII/VIII
?
kome
392
Noteworthy landowners: Iulii Theones [P.Oxy. 4336, P.Theon. 2]; it is unclear whether
the estate (ousia) of Achilles mentioned in SB 12523 belongs to Terythis.
Taxes and other imposts: requisition of meat [SB 16570]
535
epoikion/ktema
Etymology: see above s.v. ; second element < Greek personal name .
Topographical features: mill [P.Oxy. 1983]
Occupations: enapographos georgos [P.Oxy. 1983]; phrontistes [P.Oxy. 1983]
Noteworthy landowners: Apion estate [P.Oxy. 1983]
Note: this was probably a small hamlet in the vicinity of Terythis of the former Eastern
toparchy/4th pagus; see ZPE 171 (2009) 183, 184 n. 26.
** ( ) - Teser( )
http://www.trismegistos.org/geo/detail.php?tm=7564
SB I 1945.29
V/VI
chorion(?)
- Teis
http://www.trismegistos.org/geo/detail.php?tm=2907
SB XVI 12762.6 = P.Oxy. II 352 descr.
P.Oxy. XIX 2234.3
P.Oxy. IV 808 descr.
P.Ryl. IV 597.56
P.Oxy. XLII 3061.10
28
31
5468
90
I
kome
kome
393
SB XX 14635.16, 19
P.Oxy. XII 1435.3
P.Iand. VII 139.15, 17
P.Oxy. IX 1198.45, 11
P.Oxy. XII 1436.35 ([)
P.Oxy. XLI 2961.5, 15, 17
P.Oxy. XLI 2962.3, 10, 11
P.Oxy. XLI 2963.5, 15, 17
P.Oxy. XVIII 2182.45
P.Oxy. LXXII 4889.9, 10
P.Oxy. X 1262.13, 19
SB XVI 12331.8
PSI IX 1039.5
P.Oxy. XIV 1659.86, 93
P.Oxy. LII 3689.34, 8
P.Amst. 31.1 (][; BL VIII 7)
SB XXII 15214.12 n.
P.Oxy. XLIII 3109.14
O.Fay. 27.1
O.Fay. 28.1
P.Oxy. IX 1200.14, 16
SB XXVI 16570.72 = P.Oxy. XXIV 2422
P.Oxy. XLIV 3183.24
P.Oxy. X 1285.126
P.Oxy. XLIV 3170.8, 42, 242
Manchester Museum inv. 10893.15 (see JJP 35
(2005) 94)
P.Oxy. XII 1546.10
P.Oxy. VI 989 descr.
P.Oxy. XIV 1747.47
P.Oxy. I 64.2 = W.Chr. 475
SB XIV 11295.3 n.
P.Oxy. XLVI 3307.1, 3
P.Oxy. LV 3788.6
P.Oxy. XLV 3254.4
P.Oxy. LV 3790.6
P.Oxy. XII 1448.2
SB XVIII 13260.6, 8
P.Oxy. LX 4089.22
P.Rein. II 92.9
P.Giss. 115.ii.3
P.Oxy. XII 1545.7
127
147
148?
150
156/7
154
154
154
165
176/7
197
II/III
216/17 or 267/8
21821
226
227/8 or 228/9
240/41
2536
258
258
266
290
292
III
III
III
late III
III/IV
III/IV
III/IV
III/IV
early IV
309
31215
c. 317/18
after 324
328
351
393
IV
IV
kome
kome
kome (20)
kome
[topoi]
<kome>/topoi
<kome>/topoi
<kome>/topoi
<kome>
kome
<kome>
[kome]
kome
kome
kome
kome
kome
kome
kome
Uncertain instance:
394
133 BCE
kome
Delenda: O.Deiss. 53.1 (268); see BL XII 307 under O.Meyer 53.
SB V 7666.3 (330); see BL XI 202.
P.Oxy. VII 1053.28 (VI/VII); see BL VIII 240, XI 140.
Administrative subdivision: Thmoisepho toparchy; 8th pagus (= in
P.Oxy. 1448, 3307)
Position in official lists of villages: between Sepho and Palosis [P.Oxy. 1285]; first
before Kesmouchis [P.Oxy. 1448]; first before Paomis [P.Giss. 115, P.Oxy. 1659, 1747,
3307, SB 16570, Manchester Museum inv. 10893]; first before Palosis(?) [P.Oxy.
1659.93]
Cultures/agricultural products: fig-mulberry trees (sykaminoi) [P.Iand. 139]; flax
[P.Oxy. 3254]; wine [SB 12331]
Associated kleroi: Dryou (of the Woodland) [P.Oxy. 2234]; of Kallikrates [SB 12331]
Irrigation: dike (formerly of Dionysios son of Phmois) reinforced with planted trees
[P.Iand. 139]; the great perichoma, also planted with trees [P.Iand. 139]; repairs of
dikes overseen by chomatepimeletai or chomatepeiktai [P.Oxy. 1546]; public dike
(demosion choma) [P.Oxy. 2234]; lakkos [P.Oxy. 2234]
Topographical features: workshop (ergasterion) of a blacksmith [P.Oxy. 989]; vacant lot
(psilon topon) in the middle part of the village [P.Oxy. 1200]; house [SB 13260]
Animals: pig [SB 16570]; calf [SB 16570]; donkeys [O.Fay. 278, P.Oxy. 2182 (all
performing state transport service in the Arsinoite nome)]; fish [P.Oxy. 2234]; oxen
(requisitioned for Valerians Eastern campaigns) [P.Oxy. 3109]; sheep and lambs [SB
12762]; goats and kids [SB 12762]
Religion: temple and pastophoros of Apollo ( ) [P.Oxy. 1435]; hieropsaltes
of Ammon, Kronos, Hera, Herakles, Sarapis and associated gods in a temple qualified as
logimon and called Imbienophris [PSI 1039]; other priests (male and female) of the
latter temple [PSI 1039]; theagoi and theagissai of the same temple [PSI 1039.23ff., 45,
47]; pastophoroi and pastophorissa of the same temple [PSI 1039.28ff., 42, 5051]; Jews
[P.Polit.Iud. 8]
Officials: komogrammateus [P.Iand. 139 (of Teis and other villages of the Thmoisepho
toparchy), P.Oxy. 1198]; komarchai [P.Oxy. 64, 3109]; epistates eirenes [P.Oxy. 64];
praktores (argyrikon) [P.Oxy. 1436, SB 13260]; sitologoi [P.Oxy. 29613]; eirenarchos
[P.Rein. 92]
395
- Tillonos
http://www.trismegistos.org/geo/detail.php?tm=7599
P.Mich. XIV 682.2
P.Oxy. XVIII 2195.1, 7, 11, 15, 19, 65, 70, 86, 93,
95, 116, 120, 124, 167
P.Oxy. VI 998 descr.
P.Wash.Univ. II 84.2
P.Oxy. XVI 2025.30
496
576/7?
epoikion
epoikion/ktema
late VI
late VI
VI/VII
epoikion
396
* - Tinotbe
http://www.trismegistos.org/geo/detail.php?tm=11698
P.Oxy. LXXII 4916.5
472
kome
V/VI
c. 56788
early VII
epoikion
- Tkout
http://www.trismegistos.org/geo/detail.php?tm=7625
SB XIV 12130.5, 11, [17]
P.Oxy. XVI 2020.33 (cf. BL VII 143)
P.Laur. II 47.3
397
- Tlea
http://www.trismegistos.org/geo/detail.php?tm=7628
P.Oxy. XVI 2000.3
VI/VII
* [ - Tmoi.[
http://www.trismegistos.org/geo/detail.php?tm=12524
P.Cair.Zen. IV 59770.3
mid-III BCE
Note: the papyrus is of Arsinoite provenance, but mentions the Oxyrhynchite village of
Takona in l. 13 (cf. also 17 [, perhaps Oxyrhynchite Pakerke). Tmoi.[ is therefore
assigned to the Oxyrhynchite nome by P. W. Pestman et al., A Guide to the Zenon
Archive (P.Lugd.Bat. 21; 1981) 500.
See s.v.
- Tmonakon
http://www.trismegistos.org/geo/detail.php?tm=7640
PSI I 80.4
VI?
kome
398
- Toe
http://www.trismegistos.org/geo/detail.php?tm=7668
P.Oxy. XIX 2244.24, [64]
P.Oxy. XVI 2032.58
P.Oxy. XVI 1913.29, 49, 51
P.Oxy. XVIII 2195.178, 179, 189
528/543/558
540/41
c. 555?
576/7?
ktema
- Toka
http://www.trismegistos.org/geo/detail.php?tm=2914
P.Oxy. LXVII 4582.6
P.IFAO I 21.9
P.Oxy. II 299.3 (BL VIII 235)
P.Oxy. XLI 2973.3, 11
SB XVIII 13368.6
P.Oxy. XVIII 2182.44 (BL VII 144)
PSI IX 1034.1
SB XXII 15352.1, 3 = P.Oxy. I 167 descr.
P.Oxy. LV 3783.7
P.Oxy. XLI 2997.6, 9
P.Oxy. XIV 1659.74, 79 (BL VIII 248)
P.Oxy. XXII 2338.90
SB XXVI 16570.66 = P.Oxy. XXIV 2422
P.Oxy. X 1285.106 (BL VIII 2434)
P.Oxy. XVII 2140.10
P.Oxy. XLIV 3170.65, 206
PSI Congr. XVII 26.4, 5, 13
PSI III 219.4, [7]
P.Oxy. LXIII 4384.3, 7, 10
16
5468
late I
103
126/7
165
after 166
190245
206
214
21821
after 289
290
III
III
III
III
III (2nd half)
385
kome
[kome]
kome
kome
kome
kome
kome
kome
399
P.Princ. II 100.4
SB XVI 12324.354
P.Oxy. LIX 4002.10
IV
late IV
IV/V
<kome>
Uncertain instance:
CPR XXV 9.14 (see BASP 47 (2010) 291)55
IV/V
54
55
Although reading at the end of the line is palaeographically preferable to the editors , the
division |[ - - - - ] is also possible in view of the uncertain context and the incompleteness of the
papyrus.
400
- Toou
http://www.trismegistos.org/geo/detail.php?tm=7678
P.Oxy. II 347 descr. (see ZPE 170 (2009) 1613)
PSI XII 1263.15 = SB V 7816
PSI IX 1036.3
c. 95
166/7
192
Uncertain instances: P.Oxy. VII 1068.17 (III) does not refer certainly to the
Oxyrhynchite village; Falivene, The Herakleopolite Nome 2323, argues that it should be
identified with the Heracleopolite village of the same name. For P.Oxy. LXXII 4868.7
(122/3) ]|, the possibility exists that here is the end of the toponym; cf.
(n. ad loc.). The suggestion to restore or () in
P.Wash.Univ. II 78.ii.14 (see n. ad loc.) is uncertain.56
Etymology: Le toponyme est bien connu dans la valle du Nil [including the
Aphroditopolite, Hermopolite and Heracleopolite nomes] o il correspond une ralit
gographique stable telle que la montagne ou le dsert (Drew-Bear, Le nome
Hermopolite 305 s.v.).
Administrative subdivision: Eastern toparchy
Categories of land: catoecic [P.Oxy. 347]
Irrigation: canal (dioryx) [PSI 1036]
Noteworthy landowners: estate of the goddess Isis of Taposiris [PSI 1036]
Note: for a fuller discussion of the instances of this village, see ZPE 170 (2009) 163 (11
n.).
56
Cf. also the suggestion by Zauzich, Enchoria 15 (1987) 171, to identify P-w in O.Pisa 291.2 with
Oxyrhynchite Toou. Vandorpe, Egyptische geografische elementen 58, however, prefers to read here Pbw, the mound. See http://www.trismegistos.org/geo/detail.php?tm=11380.
401
** (?) - Tosm..keli(?)
http://www.trismegistos.org/geo/detail.php?tm=10229
P.Oxy. XX 2272.20 ([] )
II
- Toubis
http://www.trismegistos.org/geo/detail.php?tm=7686
P.Hib. II 248 fr. 2.16
c. 250 BCE
* - Tounis
http://www.trismegistos.org/geo/detail.php?tm=2457
P.Cair.Zen. IV 59770.12
mid-III BCE
Note: the papyrus is of Arsinoite provenance, but mentions the Oxyrhynchite village of
Takona in l. 13 (cf. also 17 [, perhaps Oxyrhynchite Pakerke). Tounis is therefore
assigned to the Oxyrhynchite nome by P. W. Pestman et al., A Guide to the Zenon
Archive (P.Lugd.Bat. 21; 1981) 500.
/ - Touchi/Touchiou
http://www.trismegistos.org/geo/detail.php?tm=7690
P.Oxy. XVIII 2195.115, 119 ()
P.Oxy. XVI 2027.88, 89 ()
576/7?
VI
epoikion
402
( ?) - Touoseos(?)
http://www.trismegistos.org/geo/detail.php?tm=6122
PSI VIII 947.25 (BL VIII 404)
185/6
- Trene
http://www.trismegistos.org/geo/detail.php?tm=7708
P.Oxy. XIX 2244.40
P.Oxy. LXX 4797.3, 22 ()
P.Oxy. XVI 2016.10 (see P.Oxy. 4797.3 n.)
P.Oxy. XVIII 2197.62, 66
528/543/558
583
VI
VI
epoikion
epoikion
- Trigyou
http://www.trismegistos.org/geo/detail.php?tm=7713
P.Oxy. LXII 4342.i.3, 11 ()
IV
epoikion
403
V/VI
540/41
557
chorion(?)
566
epoikion/ktema
ktema
590
VI
VI
Uncertain instance:
P.Oxy. XVIII 2206.6 (()? BL VIII 255)
VI
Etymology: on the basis of the spelling in P.Oxy. 2243(a) (cf. also now P.Oxy.
4342) J. R. Rea suggests that the name means the place of the three . The meaning
of is still in doubt, but it indicates some drainage feature such as an embankment
or ditch, see [P.Oxy.] LI 3638.12 n. (P.Oxy. 3804.56 n.).
Administrative subdivision: probably in the 1st pagus (cf. P.Oxy. 4342.i.3 n.)
Relative location: in the same Apionic prostasia as Apelle, Pakiak, Kisson, Loukiou,
Tarousebt and Kotyleeiou [P.Oxy. 1911, 3804], which was apparently in the southern
part of the nome, not far from Isieion Panga (see P.Oxy. LV pp. 967). The village
shares an Apionic ergodioktes with Tarousebt, Anta and Nesos Leukadiou [P.Oxy.
1911.84, 3804.155; cf. also P.Oxy. 3804.2212 n.]. The presence of quarrymen [in
P.Oxy. 1911.1667] suggests that this hamlet lay nearer the Western Desert than the
Nile (P.Oxy. 3804.2212 n., and cf. below under Irrigation).
Cultures/agricultural products: palm trees [P.Oxy. 1911.86, 3804.60, 158]
Irrigation: mechane (called ) with lakkos [P.Oxy. 3804.222 (n. ad loc.:
The is not necessarily the Nile, since the word often means canal in the
papyri)]; mechane (called ) [P.Oxy. 1911.160]; work on a dike [P.Oxy. 4342]
Religion: church [P.Oxy. 1911.73, 2243(a).76, 3804.147]
Officials: chomatepistatai [P.Oxy. 4342]
Occupations: brickmakers (plintheutai) [P.Oxy. 1911.80, 2243(a).80, 3804.152];
ergodioktes [P.Oxy. 1911.84, 2243(a).83, 3804.156]; stonecutters (laotomoi) [P.Oxy.
1911.166, 2206]; phrontistes [P.Oxy. 3804.57]; georgoi [P.Oxy. 3804.60 (koinon), 61];
potamites [P.Oxy. 3804.222]
404
Taxes and other imposts: capitation tax (synteleia kephales) [P.Oxy. 1911.86, 3804.60,
158]
Noteworthy landowners: Apion estate [P.Iand. 51, P.Oxy. 1911, 2032, 2206, 2243(a),
3804]
** - Triodou
http://www.trismegistos.org/geo/detail.php?tm=10142
SB XIV 11908.14 (cf. ZPE 151 (2005) 1413)
c. 260
See s.v.
** - Trochou
http://www.trismegistos.org/geo/detail.php?tm=10230
P.Fouad I 43.9
189/90
ktema
Etymology: Der Name leitet sich vom Griechischen Wort Rad, Wasserrad her
(Krger, Oxyrhynchos in der Kaiserzeit 308).
Administrative subdivision/Relative location: in the vicinity of Phoboou and therefore
probably in the Eastern toparchy.
Note: probably the name of a viticultural site rather than a settlement.
See s.v.
405
- Tryphonos
http://www.trismegistos.org/geo/detail.php?tm=7723
P.Oxy. XVIII 2195.38
576/7?
kome
- Trollou
http://www.trismegistos.org/geo/detail.php?tm=10430
P.Oxy. LXX 4801.11, [16] ()
617
epoikion
- Tsimistea
http://www.trismegistos.org/geo/detail.php?tm=7744
SPP XX 206.5
VII
406
[ - Ty[
http://www.trismegistos.org/geo/detail.php?tm=7757
PSI XII 1255.8
III
[ ] - Tychi[n.....]
http://www.trismegistos.org/geo/detail.php?tm=7758
P.Oxy. LV 3779.6
20/21
kome
- Tychinabitoou
http://www.trismegistos.org/geo/detail.php?tm=7756
P.Oxy. LXXII 4858.67
P.Col. X 267.9 (see ZPE 170 (2009) 186)
P.Oxy. III 501.78 (see BL VIII 236 and
P.Oxy. 4858.67 n.)
119
18092
186
Relative location: This village may have belonged to the eastern toparchy, since in
[P.Oxy.] 501 someone originating from this village leases land near Taampemou, a
village in this toparchy (P.Oxy. 4858.67 n.; note, however, that perhaps only the
407
epitropos of the lessors is from Tychinabitoou, not the lessors themselves, who are said
to be the sons of a gymnasiarchos of Oxyrhynchus).
Other: P.Col. 267 appears to mention the boundaries of the village (perimetra), but the
reading is not wholly certain (cf. 9 n.).
- Tychinnekotis
http://www.trismegistos.org/geo/detail.php?tm=7757
P.Oxy. II 290.6 (( ) ( ))
P.Oxy. II 280.8
P.Oxy. XLVII 3335.13
P.Palau Rib. 7.4, 28 = SB XIV 11428
P.Oxy. XVIII 2182.42
P.Wisc. II 85.42, 44
P.Oxy. XLIV 3169.177
P.Oxy. XIV 1659.54, 58
P.Oxy. XLII 3047.34, 45
PSI VI 712.4
P.Wash.Univ. II 81.16
SB XIV 12156.ii.10 = PSI VII 797v
83/4
88/9
99/100
137/8, 158/9 or 181/2
165
197 or 226
c. 20012
21821
245
295
III
late III
Form: older editors sometimes divide the toponym into two separate words on the basis
of the double abbreviation in P.Oxy. 290.
Administrative subdivision: Eastern toparchy
Relative location: in P.Palau Rib. 7 a person from Tychinnekotis takes under lease land
near Leontos and is required to pay the rent at the threshing floor of Tychinnekotis,
suggesting that the two villages were near one another. Within the administrative orbit
of the village scribe of Phoboou (Eastern toparchy; 5th pagus), along with other Eastern
toparchy villages (Thmoinakomis, Thmoinepsobthis, Osoronnophrios, Schoibis)
[P.Oxy. 3047]. PSI 712 may suggest proximity to Taampeti (Middle toparchy; 7th pagus).
Position in official lists of villages: between Phoboou and Thmoinepsobthis [P.Oxy.
1659.54], between Satyrou and Thmoinepsobthis [P.Oxy. 1659.58]; last after Phoboou
[P.Wash.Univ. 81]
Categories of land: catoecic [P.Oxy. 3047]; uninundated (abrochos) [P.Oxy. 3047]
Cultures/agricultural products: wheat [P.Oxy. 280]; arakos [P.Oxy. 280]
408
Irrigation: private dike (idiotikon choma) called Papsis [P.Oxy. 290]; middle irrigation
basin (meson perichoma) [P.Oxy. 280, 3047]; lower irrigation basin (kato perichoma)
[P.Oxy. 3047]
Topographical features: house [P.Oxy. 290.20]; threshing floor [P.Palau Rib. 7]
Animals: donkeys [P.Oxy. 2182]; pig [SB 12156]; ox [SB 12156]
Officials: prostates [P.Oxy. 290.20]; sitologoi [P.Oxy. 3335]; officials in charge of the
irrigation (synbrochismos) [P.Wisc. 85]
Occupations: donkey-driver [P.Oxy. 2182]; georgos (who is also brickmaker) [PSI 712]
Noteworthy landowners: Tiberius Claudius Theon son of Sarapion, Alexandrian
[P.Oxy. 290 (cf. Rowlandson, Landowners and Tenants 58)]; Calpurnia Herakleia alias
Eudamia [P.Oxy. 3047]; cf. the dorea (Ptolemaic gift-estate) formerly of Artemidoros
[P.Oxy. 280, 3047]
Taxes and other imposts: crown-tax [P.Oxy. 1659]; requisition of meat [SB 12156]
- Tychinphagon
http://www.trismegistos.org/geo/detail.php?tm=7758
P.Oxy. XLVII 3333.31
PSI XV 1527.11, 22, 27 = PSI Congr. XI 9
P.Oxy. LXXIV 5000.4, 9
P.Kln XII 489.2
P.Oxy. LXV 4486.5
SB XX 14292.11 ([])
P.Oxy. XIV 1659.110, 115
SB XXVI 16570.87 = P.Oxy. XXIV 2422
P.Oxy. X 1285.129 (BL I 334)
P.Oxy. XII 1529.3
P.Oxy. XLIV 3170.28
P.Oxy. XIV 1747.54
PSI IV 286.24
SB XXIV 16095.7
P.Col. X 285.7, 412
P.Oxy. XIX 2233.7
P.NYU II 47.2
92
161
1669
II/III
II/III
c. 21425
21821
290
III
III
III
III/IV
III/IV
311
315
350
V/VI
kome
kome
kome
<kome>
kome
kome
kome
409
- Tychinpsalbo
http://www.trismegistos.org/geo/detail.php?tm=7759
P.Wash.Univ. II 78.i.9 n., ii.5, 10, 18, 19, 20, 21, 26 I (1st half)
PSI XV 1532.5
10017
P.Oxy. III 648 descr. (BL VII 130)
11738
Administrative subdivision: Lower toparchy
410
Relative location: near Sinary (Lower toparchy) and the western desert [P.Wash.Univ.
78.ii.10]
Associated kleroi: of Alexandros [PSI 1532]
Irrigation: waterwheel (trochos) [P.Wash.Univ. 78]
Topographical features: vacant lot (psilos topos) and courtyard (aule) and another
walled vacant lot [P.Wash.Univ. 78]
See s.v.
411
- Phankona
http://www.trismegistos.org/geo/detail.php?tm=7801
P.Oxy. LXII 4343.32 ()
P.Oxy. XVI 1916 introd.
PSI VIII 954.56
P.Wash.Univ. II 84.4 ()
P.Oxy. XVI 2025.27
IV
VI
VI
late VI
VI/VII
epoikion(?)
epoikion
Relative location: probably in the territory of the former Lower toparchy (see Hickey, A
Public House but Closed 284 n. 85).
Cultures/agricultural products: wine [PSI 954]
Noteworthy landowners: Apion estate [P.Oxy. 1916, 2025, PSI 954, P.Wash.Univ. 84]
- Phai
http://www.trismegistos.org/geo/detail.php?tm=7806
BGU XIV 2397.6 () 57
P.Oxy. XLII 3063.3
214/213 BCE
II
kome
57
Cf. note ad loc.: Phi und Alpha sind ziemlich sicher, Iota dagegen nicht.
412
- Phakra
http://www.trismegistos.org/geo/detail.php?tm=2878
P.Oxy. XIX 2244.56
P.Oxy. I 130.4
P.Oxy. LV 3805.38
P.Oxy. XVI 2012.3
P.Oxy. XIX 2243(a).62
P.Heid. inv. G 5144r.17, 18, 19
(see ZPE 139 (2002) 179)
P.Iand. III 51.19
P.Oxy. XVI 2034.6
P.Oxy. XVIII 2207.7
P.Oxy. XVI 2035.5, 19, 21
P.Oxy. XVI 2031.9
SB XXII 15365.ii.6 = P.Oxy. II 204 descr.
P.Oxy. XVI 2057.13 (cf. BL IX 192)
P.Khalili I 1.2 = II 2
528/543/558
548/9?
after 566
590
590
VI
VI
VI
VI
late VI
VI/VII
606 or 621
c. 612
VIII
ktema
epoikion
chorion
Relative location: very probably in the territory of the former Lower toparchy (see
Gonis, CE 75 (2000) 130).
Arabic/modern counterpart: Faqr [P.Khalili I 1]. A modern site of this name is not
easily locatable. There is a place called Al-Faqira on the same latitude as Tala = Talao(?),
but it is on the right bank of the Nile and would have been subsumed under the territory
of the Heracleopolite nome.
Irrigation: mechane [P.Oxy. 2244 (called a known a village name; see s.v.),
3805]; neos lakkos, oknolakkos [P.Heid. inv. G 5144r]
Animals: ktene [P.Oxy. 130]
Religion: distribution of alms (zakat) to the poor [P.Khalili I 1]
Occupations: Apionic pronoetes [P.Oxy. 2031 (name lost), 2034 (name lost), 2035
(Victor), 2243(a) (Victor)]; georgos [P.Oxy. 2244]; a symmachos is from Phakra [SB
15365]
Noteworthy landowners: Apion estate [P.Iand. 51, P.Oxy. 130, 2012, 2031, 2034, 2035,
2057, 2207, 2243(a), 2244, 3805, SB 15365]
413
Other: P.Oxy. 130 refers to a slave (doulos) of Apion II, but this is probably mere
rhetorical exaggeration in the context of the petition. P.Oxy. 3805 mentions a kyra Kale
in connection with this village.
** - Phanados
http://www.trismegistos.org/geo/detail.php?tm=10231
P.Theon. 1.18 = P.Wisc. I 19
156
Note: both the reading (the word is crossed out) and the status as toponym are
uncertain; cf. J. Bingen, ZPE 1 (1967) 192.
- Phanbarous
http://www.trismegistos.org/geo/detail.php?tm=11699
P.Oxy. LXXIII 4964.6
IV
epoikion
- Phani
http://www.trismegistos.org/geo/detail.php?tm=7823
P.Oxy. XVIII 2195.113
576/7?
See s.v.
414
576/7?
<kome>
471
c. 555?
590
590
VI
VI
VI
610
VII/VIII
epoikion
- Phatement
http://www.trismegistos.org/geo/detail.php?tm=7838
P.Oxy. LXIII 4391.1 (<>), 5 ((v.))
P.Oxy. XVI 1913.67 (())
P.Oxy. XVI 2012.1 (())
P.Oxy. XIX 2243(a).88 ()
P.Oxy. XVIII 2207.32 ()
SB I 1969.3 (())
SB XX 15167.4 = VIII 9892 (())
P.Oxy. LVIII 3949.14 () 58
P.Sijp. 37.8 ()
epoikion
epoikion
chorion
Form: Sometimes this name appears with a mark like an apostrophe which is used at
the end of indeclinable Egyptian names and which has often been taken for a sign of
abbreviation. As a result () is sometimes printed, a form for which there is
no evidence (P.Oxy. 4391.1 n.).
Relative location: perhaps near Oxyrhynchus given its occurrence in P.Oxy. 1913, an
account dealing in large part with the Apion estates (cf.
Mazza, Larchivio degli Apioni 86). For connections with Aktouariou, cf. P.Oxy. 1913
and 2012.12.
Cultures/agricultural products: wine [P.Oxy. 4391, SB 1969]
Irrigation: mechane [SB 15167]
Occupations: Apionic pronoetes [P.Oxy. 2243(a) (Philoxenos)]; ampelourgos [P.Oxy.
4391]; georgos [SB 1969]; ergates (sent to Bablyon) [P.Sijp. 37]
58
Editors n. ad loc.: The end is too damaged to be sure whether there was any sign of abbreviation or
not.
415
Noteworthy landowners: Apion estate [P.Oxy. 1913, 2012, 2207, 2243(a), 4391]
/ 59 - Phthochis/Ptochis
http://www.trismegistos.org/geo/detail.php?tm=2880
SB IV 7344.15 = P.Berl.Mller 7
P.Oxy. II 246.8, 15 = W.Chr. 247
P.Wisc. I 13.2, [6], 10
P.Lips. I 118.5, 9
P.Oxy. XII 1530.1
P.Oxy. XIV 1659.51
P.Mich. XI 604.6
SB XXVI 16570.28 = P.Oxy. XXIV 2422
P.Graux II 29.9
P.Oxy. XLIV 3170.12 ([), 182 ()
PSI VIII 945.19
P.Laur. IV 165.3 (see ZPE 170 (2009) 187)
P.Oxy. VI 913.6 ()
P.Oxy. XXVII 2480.20 ()
P.Oxy. XVI 2052.1, 9
P.Oxy. XIX 2243(a).41 ()
59
8/9
66
early II
160/61
216/17?
21821
223
290
III
III
III
305
443
565/6
579
590
kome
kome
kome (19)
kome
[kome]
kome
kome
These two toponyms have been traditionally considered separate villages; on their identity, see now
416
VI
VI
VI/VII
VII/VIII
kome
kome
kome
chorion
* - Philippou
http://www.trismegistos.org/geo/detail.php?tm=10438
SB XXVI 16574.3
V/VI
epoikion
417
Note: for the possible Oxyrhynchite provenance of the document, see N. Gonis, BASP
37 (2000) 767.
- Philiska
http://www.trismegistos.org/geo/detail.php?tm=7888
P.Harr. I 100.3
epoikion
* - Philostratou
http://www.trismegistos.org/geo/detail.php?tm=7910
P.Bad. IV 73.4
P.Sijp. 60a.6
P.Oxy. XVI 2036.1, 14
P.Harr. I 156.2
PSI III 193.1
P.Oxy. XVI 2055.29, 31, 33
II
IV
late V
V/VI
565
VI
epoikion
<kome>
epoikion
<kome>
Uncertain instance:
P.Oxy. XVI 1929.4, 6, 8 (possibly a personal name) VI (1st half)
Etymology: < Greek personal name .
Relative location: probably near Leontos (Eastern toparchy?) [P.Oxy. 2036; cf. Litinas,
APF 40 (1994) 1634, and see under Other below]
Occupations: stone-cutters (laotomoi) [PSI 193]
Noteworthy landowners: Apion estate [P.Oxy. 2036(?), 2055(?), PSI 193]
Other: P.Oxy. 2055 mentions a man from Leontos murdered by people from
Philostratou as well as two other men from Leontos who fled to Philostratou and
another to Machausonos (the latter a hamlet of the domus divina).
418
Note: it is unclear whether this village was part of the Cynopolite or Oxyrhynchite nome
or of both nomes at different times. Litinas, APF 40 (1994) 1634, counts it as a
Cynopolite settlement, mainly on the basis of P.Bad. IV 73, but U. and D. Hagedorn,
P.Sijp. 60.6 n., have recently cast doubt on the grounds for this ascription.
- Phlou
http://www.trismegistos.org/geo/detail.php?tm=7936
P.Oxy. XLVIII 3427.2
IV
epoikion
- Phlorou Pera
http://www.trismegistos.org/geo/detail.php?tm=10439
P.Oxy. LXX 4780.4 (. . [ ])
457?
epoikion
419
- Phna
http://www.trismegistos.org/geo/detail.php?tm=2879
P.Col. VIII 239.1
P.Oxy. XVI 2032.27, 33, 37
P.Oxy. XVIII 2204.5 (BL VIII 255)
P.Oxy. XVI 2025.9
P.Sijp. 37.18 ( ())
IV
540/41
550/51 or 565/6
VI/VII
VII/VIII
chorion
epoikion
chorion
Relative location: in the same Apionic prostasia as Aspida, Kyamon, Perouen and
Spania (in the territory of the former Lower toparchy) [P.Oxy. 2204].
Cultures/agricultural products: wine [P.Col. 239]
Religion: a is named in connection with this settlement in P.Oxy.
2025 (a monastery? Cf. PSI VII 791.11).
Occupations: Apionic pronoetes [P.Oxy. 2032.37 (Theodoros), 2204 (Paulos)]; ergates
(sent to Babylon) [P.Sijp. 37]
Noteworthy landowners: Apion estate [P.Oxy. 2025, 2032, 2204]
- Phoan
http://www.trismegistos.org/geo/detail.php?tm=1787
PSI X 1118.560
PSI XII 1262.ii.18
25/6
137
The correction of the editors to by Pruneti, I centri 215 s.v. n. 1, has not been registered in
BL.
420
- Phoboou
http://www.trismegistos.org/geo/detail.php?tm=2675
P.Oxy. LXXIV 4982.5 (; cf. n. ad loc.)
SB XII 11145.3
P.Oxy. XXXVIII 2865.2
P.Oxy. LXXII 4866.5 (])
P.Lips. I 116.2 (BL I 215)
P.Oxy. XXXVIII 2863.2 ()
P.Kln II 100.7, [8], 12, 19, 21, 23 ()
= SB X 10500 + 10756
P.Oxy. LXXII 4879.1
P.Oxy. XLI 2956.3
P.CtYBR inv. 4625.15 (ZPE 179 (2011) 2245)
P.Oxy. XVIII 2182.41
P.Oxy. VI 973 descr. ()
P.Fouad I 43.6, 9, 41 (BL VIII 133)
P.Pher. 61
P.Wisc. II 85.29, 32
P.Oxy. XLVI 3268.11 ()
P.Oxy. LXI 4114.1
P.Iand. VI 95.13 (see ZPE 170 (2009) 1867)
SB XII 11025.5 (), 15 ()
P.Oxy. XLIX 3497.9
P.Oxy. XIV 1659.53
P.Oxy. XLVI 3287.6
P.Oxy. XLII 3047.1, 47
SB XVI 12706 = P.Oxy. I 172 descr.
PSI III 162.4
SB XXVI 16570.39 = P.Oxy. XXIV 2422
SB XVI 13065.7 ()
O.Heid. 394.3
P.Graux II 29.11
P.Oxy. X 1285.90
P.Oxy. XIV 1688.7
P.Oxy. XLIV 3170.50, 98, 175
PSI VIII 945.22, 26
P.Wash.Univ. II 81.15
P.Oxy. XII 1546.11 ([)
P.Oxy. XXII 2346.17
P.Oxy. LV 3787.49
62
65/6?
122/3
122/3
123
123
133
kome
topoi
topoi
141
148
c. 152
165
168/9
189/90
after 195/6
197 or 226
II
II
II/III
201
216?
21821
238?
245
III (1st half)
286
290
292
III
III
III
III
III
III
III
late III
late III
c. 31320?
topoi
topoi
topoi
topoi
topoi
kome
topoi
kome
[kome]
topoi
kome
kome
kome
kome
421
314
336
372
381
IV
VI
kome
kome
kome
[kome]
422
Officials: sitologoi [P.Lips. 116, P.Oxy. 973, 2865, 2863, 2956, 4879, SB 11025, 11145,
P.CtYBR inv. 4625]; grammateus [P.Oxy. 157]; komogrammateus (of Phoboou and
other villages) [P.Oxy. 3047]; komarchai [P.Oxy. 3982, PSI 162, SB 13065]; archephodos
[P.Oxy. 4114, SB 12706]; praktores argyrikon [P.Pher. 61]; superintendents of irrigation
[P.Wisc. 85]; praktor sitikon [SB 11025]; presbyteros [SB 12706]
Occupations: donkey-driver [P.Oxy. 2182]; assistant (boethos) of sitologoi [P.Oxy.
2956.31]; fishing [P.Oxy. 3268]; phrontistes [P.Oxy. 3287]; builder (oikodomos) [PSI 162
(requisitioned to work on baths in Alexandria)]; georgoi [P.Freib. 11]; captain
(kybernetes) and katastates of a state ship [P.Mich. 811]
Noteworthy landowners: Iulii Theones [P.Oxy. 2865]; Serenus alias Dionysios son of
Dionysios, exegetes [P.Fouad 43]
Taxes and other imposts: crown-tax [P.Oxy. 1659]; epikephalaion poleos [P.Oxy. 3787];
requisition of meat [SB 16570]; epiklasmoi [SB 13065]; annona militaris(?) [P.Graux 29]
Other: tow (stippion) [P.Oxy. 3982]
* - Phylakiton
http://www.trismegistos.org/geo/detail.php?tm=7972
PSI X 1102.11 ( [][ ] )
c. 271/2
kome(?)
423
- Chaira
http://www.trismegistos.org/geo/detail.php?tm=7985
PSI Com. 19.4
P.Oxy. XXXIV 2724.6
SB I 1945.31
IV
469
V/VI
ktema
epoikion
chorion(?)
See s.v.
- Chenao
http://www.trismegistos.org/geo/detail.php?tm=6720
P.Harr. I 163.4 (BL XI 92)
VI
epoikion
424
- Chenetorios
http://www.trismegistos.org/geo/detail.php?tm=8025
P.Oxy. LIX 3981.3
P.Oxy. XVI 1912.43, 66, 68, 79, 118, 123, 133,
135, 137, 150, 154
312
before 566
kome
epoikion
[ - Cheneuo[
http://www.trismegistos.org/geo/detail.php?tm=8026
SB XIV 12130.34
V/VI
Religion: contributions for unnamed festivals (heortika; for Epiphany and Easter?) [SB
12130]
Note: [ ... cannot be read (J. Shelton, ZPE 25 (1977) 178). Perhaps identical
with above?
425
- Chesbeos
http://www.trismegistos.org/geo/detail.php?tm=8040
P.Oxy. XVI 2058.62
VI
Relative location: presumably near Spania, which was in the territory of the former
Lower toparchy (cf. preamble of P.Oxy. 2058).
- Chineoreou
http://www.trismegistos.org/geo/detail.php?tm=8049
P.Oxy. XVI 1991.15, 41 (see P.Oxy. LXX p. 142)
P.CtYBR inv. 1366(B).3 ()
(see ZPE 153 (2005) 170)
601
c. 624
epoikion
( ) - Chir( )
http://www.trismegistos.org/geo/detail.php?tm=7941
P.Oxy. LXIII 4372.20
34199?
- Choute
http://www.trismegistos.org/geo/detail.php?tm=8066
P.Oxy. XLV 3260.3
323
epoikion
426
** - Chronou
http://www.trismegistos.org/geo/detail.php?tm=8071
P.Oxy. XIV 1736.5, 8, 19
III
chorion
- Chrysochoou
http://www.trismegistos.org/geo/detail.php?tm=8078
SB XXII 15603.18
P.Daris inv. 240.2 (ZPE 180 (2012) 2634)
PSI IX 1081.28
PSI VIII 954.26
P.Sijp. 37.11 (() )
late III
IV
late IV
VI
VII/VIII
<epoikion>
epoikion
chorion
427
- Chysis
http://www.trismegistos.org/geo/detail.php?tm=6170
P.Hib. II 248 fr. ii.15
c. 250 BCE
P.Oxy. XLI 2958.12 ()
99
P.NYU II 52.6, 11, 14 (see P.Oxy. LXXII 4889.16 n.) early II
PSI IV 281.8
138/9
P.Berl.Leihg. I 20.27
149
P.Oxy. XVIII 2182.48
165
P.Oxy. XVII 2134.10, 15
c. 170
C.Pap.Gr. II App. 1.6
178
P.Meyer 19.4 (BL I 308, II.2 89)
II
P.Oxy. XIV 1724.7
early III
P.Oxy. XIV 1726.11
early III
P.Oxy. VI 899.6, 36
200
P.Oxy. XLVII 3346.4
20711
P.Kln II 94.861
213
SB XX 14289.5
213
P.Oxy. XIV 1659.12, 25
21821
P.Oxy. LVII 3906.1
229
P.Oxy. LXXII 4892.6
236?
P.Oxy. XIV 1637.20
25661
PSI XII 1249.25
265
PSI XII 1250(a).2
265
P.Oxy. XIX 2241.35
283/4
P.Oxy. VI 934.7
III
P.Oxy. X 1285.67
III
P.Oxy. XLIV 3170.77 n., 101, introd.
III
P.Oxy. VI 989 descr.
III/IV
P.Oxy. LV 3792.1
early IV
P.Oxy. XXXIII 2673.9
304
P.Vindob. G 40254r.10 (APF 49 (2003) 21415)
IV (1st half)
P.Lips. I 99.i.21 (Hermopolite)
375/6 or 390/91
P.Oxy. XVI 2032.49
540/41
P.Bal. II 355.2 (see ZPE 142 (2003) 177)
VIII
kome (12)
<kome>
kome
<kome>
kome
topoi
kome
kome
kome
kome
Etymology: Ltymologie invite chercher le village au bord dune voie deau puisque
doit dsigner un dversoir (Drew-Bear, Le nome Hermopolite 326).
Administrative subdivision: Upper toparchy; see also below under Relative location
61
428
429
, - Choriou, Megalou
http://www.trismegistos.org/geo/detail.php?tm=5653
P.Oxy. XVI 2032.23, 24
P.Oxy. XVI 1915.8, 12
P.Oxy. LXXII 4926.3
P.Lond. III 778.14 p. 279
P.Iand. III 51.12
P.Oxy. XVI 2031.3
540/41
after 557
564
568
VI
VI/VII
epoikion
430
Other: P.Oxy. 4926 concerns payment of bread rations to 50 onomata from Megalou
Choriou (cf. Tyche 22 (2007) 21718).
See s.v.
See s.v.
431
[ ] - Ps[.]as
http://www.trismegistos.org/geo/detail.php?tm=8121
PSI I 82.4
65
- Psaei
http://www.trismegistos.org/geo/detail.php?tm=8091
P.Oxy. XVIII 2197.34, 39
VI
[ktema]
Relative location: mentioned alongside Kalybe and Matreou (the latter in the same area
as Episemou and Adaiou, near the border of the Upper and Eastern toparchies and of
the 3rd and 4th pagi) [P.Oxy. 2197]
Irrigation: mechane [P.Oxy. 2197]
Occupations: georgos [P.Oxy. 2197]
Noteworthy landowners: Apion estate [P.Oxy. 2197]
** ( ) - Psama( )
http://www.trismegistos.org/geo/detail.php?tm=8100
SB I 1973.5
chorion
432
- Psammidos
http://www.trismegistos.org/geo/detail.php?tm=14018
P.Mich. XX 816.38
c. 376/7
epoikion
- Psankerma
http://www.trismegistos.org/geo/detail.php?tm=8113
P.Oxy. XLVI 3307.24
P.Oxy. XII 1448.19 (BL VII 139)
PSI IX 1081.4
early IV
after 324
late IV
epoikion
<epoikion>
Uncertain instance:
P.Leid.Inst. 61.45 n.
366?
( ) - Psach( )
http://www.trismegistos.org/geo/detail.php?tm=8125
SB I 1971 (ed. (?))
VI
kome
433
** ( ) - Psemm( )
http://www.trismegistos.org/geo/detail.php?tm=8138
SB I 1945.32
V/VI
chorion(?)
- Psemp..l.ps
http://www.trismegistos.org/geo/detail.php?tm=10447
P.Hamb. inv. 547.4 (APF 50 (2004) 164)
473
epoikion
Occupations: brickmakers [P.Hamb. inv. 547]; estate pronoetes [P.Hamb. inv. 547]
Noteworthy landowners: comes Ioannes [P.Hamb. inv. 547]
Note: not according to the editors ad loc.
[ / [ - Psempe[ /Senpe[
http://www.trismegistos.org/geo/detail.php?tm=7185
SB XIV 12181.29
PSI VIII 954.41
III
VI
epoikion
434
/ - Psempekle/Sempekle
http://www.trismegistos.org/geo/detail.php?tm=7185
P.Oxy. VI 989 descr. (<>
[])
P.Lond. III 777.11 p. 281 ([]; see ZPE
155 (2006) 2278)
P.Oxy. XVI 1989.10, 30 (see P.Oxy. LXX p. 139)
P.Oxy. XVI 2034.5
P.Oxy. XVIII 2207.5
III/IV
epoikion
582
epoikion
590
VI
VI
epoikion
- Psempekot
http://www.trismegistos.org/geo/detail.php?tm=11700
435
P.Sijp. 37.3
VII/VIII
chorion
296
epoikion
- Pseneuar
http://www.trismegistos.org/geo/detail.php?tm=9701
P.Oxy. LV 3802.8
Administrative subdivision: Middle toparchy
Relative location: near Senepta (Middle toparchy) [P.Oxy. 3802]
* - Psenephtha
http://www.trismegistos.org/geo/detail.php?tm=8164
P.Princ. III 132.21
II
- Psinaranachtheos
http://www.trismegistos.org/geo/detail.php?tm=8204
P.Oxy. XLIV 3169.121
c. 20012
436
* - Psinemoutheos
http://www.trismegistos.org/geo/detail.php?tm=8209
P.Oxy. XXXIV 2708.4
169
- Psinchauris
http://www.trismegistos.org/geo/detail.php?tm=8221
PSI III 240.7
II
- Psobthis
Etymology: P-sbt, the wall, fort (see the references in Falivene, The Herakleopolite
Nome 196 n. 5).
1) Upper toparchy:
437
http://www.trismegistos.org/geo/detail.php?tm=2884
SB XXII 15354.1920 = P.Oxy. I 174 descr.
P.Dubl. 6.10 = P.Oxy. II 343 descr.
P.Oxy. XII 1434.23 ([]())
P.Oxy. LXX 4775.9
P.Fuad Univ. 20.15
88
99
107/8
223
III
kome
Relative location: in P.Oxy. 1434 Psobthis appears in a list of tax remissions drawn up
by the village scribe of Monimou and other villages, suggesting that Psobthis was
within the administrative orbit of Monimou (Upper toparchy; 3rd pagus[?]).
Categories of land: catoecic [P.Dubl. 6, SB 15354]; private [P.Oxy. 1434 (implied by 1
artaba per aroura tax rate), 4775]; royal [P.Oxy. 4775]
Cultures/agricultural products: wheat [SB 15354]
Associated kleroi: of Theodotos [P.Dubl. 6]; of machos and Theodoros and Diogenes
[P.Oxy. 4775]; of Philistion [SB 15354]
Officials: komogrammateus [P.Oxy. 4775]
Noteworthy landowners: Claudia Isidora alias Apia [P.Oxy. 4775]
2) Eastern toparchy:
http://www.trismegistos.org/geo/detail.php?tm=2885
P.Oxy. XVIII 2185.16, 18
P.Oxy. III 504.[10], 43
P.Oxy. III 510.2, 11, 16
P.Oxy. LXXII 4860.7
SB V 7683.3, 6 = P.Stras. III 127
P.Oxy. XXXVIII 2868.3
P.Oxy. LXXII 4882.2
P.Oxy. LXXVII 5107.3, 6
P.Oxy. XLIX 3493.9, 24
P.Oxy. XLIX 3494.11, 31, 39
P.Oxy. LXXII 4886.5
P.Oxy. LXXVII 5110.3
P.Oxy. LV 3800.6, 10
P.Oxy. XIV 1659.48
P.Oxy. XLIV 3181.5, 7
SB XXVI 16570.34 = P.Oxy. XXIV 2422
P.Oxy. X 1285.[3], 94
92
early II
101
122
135
147
153
155/6
175
175
175/6
189
219
21821
251/2
290
III
<kome>
topoi
topoi
kome/topoi
kome
kome
topoi
topoi
kome
438
III
III/IV
I BCE
99
103
109
116
kome
<kome>
kome
kome
439
c. 147
II
203
223
290
c. 293
III
III
kome
topoi
epoikion
IV
440
23 or 25
66
92
138
165
II?
212
21821
after 218/19
232/3
290
III
III
III
III (after 245)
III
c. 314/15
IV
411
kome
kome
topoi
<kome>
kome
<kome>
kome
441
63
64
early I
31/2?
I
late I
130
c. 152
165
170
II
II?
II?
II
II/III
III
III
kome
442
III
IV
IV
IV
Delenda: P.Oxy. III 485.15 (178) refers to the capital of the Small Oasis (modern lQasr). The military camp (kastron) of Psobthis attested in P.Oxy. LV 3793.9 (340), LX
4089.4 (351), CPR V 13.i.3 = ChLA XLIII 1248 (401), P.Oxy. XVI 2004.1 (early V), and
P.Oxy. XVI 1883.2 (504), was also most probably in the Small Oasis; see C. Zuckerman,
ZPE 100 (1994) 199202.
Categories of land: catoecic [P.Oxy. 348]
Associated kleroi: of Olympiodoros [P.Oxy. 348]
Topographical features: oikopeda [P.IFAO III 15]
Animals: donkeys [P.Oxy. 2182]
Officials: komarchai [P.Oxy. 3408]; sitologoi(?) [P.Oxy. 3804 (cf. P.Oxy. 4882.12 n.)];
ephodoi [P.Wisc. 23]
Occupations: phrontistes [P.Giss. 101]; donkey-driver [P.Oxy. 2182]
Taxes and other imposts: mortgage-tax (telos hypothekes) [P.Oxy. 348]
Other: the ethnic occurs in P.Oxy. XLIX 3503.13 (late I), which mentions a
problem over boundaries involving the inhabitants of ... Psobthis.
443
** ( ) - Oktar( )
http://www.trismegistos.org/geo/detail.php?tm=2995
SB I 1945.33
V/VI
chorion(?)
early IV
epoikion
chorion
VI?
epoikion
[ ] - Onemen[..]
http://www.trismegistos.org/geo/detail.php?tm=9715
P.Oxy. LV 3795.9
Administrative subdivision: 6th pagus
** - Opou
http://www.trismegistos.org/geo/detail.php?tm=3105
SB I 1973.12
- Horionos
http://www.trismegistos.org/geo/detail.php?tm=8265
PSI I 80.7, 8, 9, 12, 14 (), 15 (.), 24
Etymology: < Greek personal name .
Officials: meizon [PSI 80.7, 12]
444
() - Horou
http://www.trismegistos.org/geo/detail.php?tm=13215
P.Oxy. LXXII 4881.9
147
epoikion
- Ophis
http://www.trismegistos.org/geo/detail.php?tm=2868
P.Minnesota 11.11 (see BASP 44 (2007) 512)
P.Oxy. LX 4039.2, 3
P.Oxy. LXXII 4862.3
P.Oxy. LXXII 4865.2
P.Oxy. LXXII 4867.2
P.Oxy. LXXII 4870.4
P.Oxy. LXXII 4871.3
P.Lips. I 112.1
P.Oxy. LXXII 4869.2
P.Oxy. VII 1024.21
P.Kln II 100.9, 13, 21, 24 = SB X 10500 + 10756
P.Oxy. XXXVIII 2869.2
P.CtYBR inv. 4625.16 (ZPE 179 (2011) 2245)
P.Oxy. LXXII 4884.2
P.Oxy. XVIII 2182.50 (BL VII 144)
P.Oxy. III 522.7, 19
P.Oxy. VII 1049.2
P.Erl. 93.14
P.Kln X 415r.1 (cf. introd. pp. 1512)
P.Oxy. XLIX 3497.6
P.Oxy. XIV 1659.52
SB XXVI 16570.41 = P.Oxy. XXIV 2422
P.Graux II 29.7 ()
99/100
I/II
122
122
122/3
c. 1223?
c. 1223?
123
123
129
133
146/7
c. 152
157
165
II
late II
II/III
II/III
216?
21821
290
III
topoi
topoi
topoi
topoi
topoi
kome
<kome>
topoi
<kome>
445
P.Oxy. X 1285.91
P.Oxy. XLIV 3170.59, 169
P.Wash.Univ. II 81.14
P.Oxy. VI 989 descr.
P.IFAO III 49.7
P.Oxy. VIII 1146.5
P.Oxy. LV 3795.7
P.Oxy. LV 3787.54
P.Oxy. XVI 2036.2, 13, 20, 22
PSI XV 1568.4
SB I 1977
P.Oxy. XIX 2244.54
P.Oxy. XVI 2032.20, 61
P.Oxy. LXIII 4397.[22], 201, 217
P.Oxy. LV 3805.28, 41
P.Oxy. LXXII 4922.7
P.Oxy. XIX 2243(a).42 (BL VI 106)
P.Iand. III 51.15
P.Oxy. I 157.2
P.Oxy. XVI 2035.28
P.CtYBR inv. 754.ii.4 (ZPE [forthcoming 2012])
P.Oxy. VI 922.2, 22
P.Oxy. I 132.1
P.Oxy. XVI 2025.21
P.Oxy. XVI 1981.15, 33
P.Oxy. XVI 1921.13
III
III
III
III/IV
early IV
early IV
early IV
c. 31320?
late V
V/VI
V/VI
528/543/558
540/41
545
after 566
582
590
VI
VI
late VI
late VI
VI/VII
VI/VII
VI/VII
612
after 621?
kome
<kome>
kome
kome
kome
kome
kome
kome
[kome]
kome
kome
kome
kome
kome
Uncertain instances:
P.Oxy. LXXII 4863.[1?]
P.Oxy. LXXII 4866.[2?]
122
122/3
[topoi]
[topoi]
In P.Iand. II 25.[1] (VI/VII), the restoration of the villages name is based on the
identification of the meizon Paulos with his namesake in P.Oxy. I 132.1 (see the editors
note ad loc.), but this is far from certain; cf. D. Hagedorn, ZPE 156 (2006) 166 n. 11.
Etymology: Ipj, the innermost sanctuary (adyton) (Vandorpe, Egyptische geografische
elementen 214).
Administrative subdivision: Eastern toparchy; 4th pagus
Arabic/modern counterpart: Aba al-Waqf(?) (Goma et al., Mittelgypten 86), but cf.
the reservations of Rowlandson, Landowners and Tenants 13 n. 24.
446
Relative location: in P.Oxy. 1024 the sitologos of Pakerke (Eastern toparchy) is ordered
to issue seed to a cultivator of public land near Ophis. Apparently near a waterway [SB
1977].
Position in official lists of villages: between Satyrou and Terythis [P.Graux 29]; between
Phoboou and Lile [P.Oxy. 1285]; between Phthochis and Phoboou [P.Oxy. 1659];
between Phoboou and Sarapionos Chairemonos [SB 16570]; between Lile and Phoboou
[P.Wash.Univ. 81]
Categories of land: public land implied by P.Oxy. 1024?
Cultures/agricultural products: wheat [P.Oxy. 1024]; achyron [P.Oxy. 3805]
Associated kleroi: of Pyrrhias son of Allous with that of Tryphon [P.Kln 100]; of
Apollonios of the Althaean deme with that of Pyrrhias and Lysimachos [P.Oxy. 1024]
Irrigation: irrigation implements (mechanika skeue) [P.Oxy. 1981]; mechane [P.Oxy.
2244 (called ), 4397 (called ())]; dikes (chomata) [P.Oxy. 3805]; lakkos
[P.Oxy. 2035]
Topographical features: granary [P.Oxy. 522]; workshop (ergasterion) [P.Oxy. 989];
threshing floor [P.Oxy. 1049]; estate bathhouse (geouchikon loutron) [P.Oxy. 1921 (cf.
BL VII 104)]
Animals: pigeons [P.Kln 415]; horse [P.Oxy. 922]; donkeys [P.Oxy. 922, 1049, 2182];
pig [SB 16570]
Religion: a monk is mentioned in P.Oxy. 157, but it is unclear whether he is connected
to the village.
Officials: eirenarchoi [P.Iand. 25(?)]; sitologoi [P.Lips. 112, P.Minnesota 11, P.Oxy. 2869,
3497, 48623, 48657, 486971, 4884]; meizon [P.Iand. 25(?), P.Oxy. 132]; presbyteroi
[P.Oxy. 522]; (koinon of) komarchai [P.Oxy. 2243(a)]
Occupations: guard of the granary (thesaurophylax) [P.Oxy. 522]; donkey-drivers
[P.Oxy. 1049, 2182]; ergatai employed in tying bundles of hay [P.Oxy. 1049]; oil-seller
(elaiopoles) [P.Oxy. 1146(?)]; Apionic pronoetes [P.Oxy. 2032 (Ioannes)]; georgoi
[P.Oxy. 2244, 4884, PSI 1568]; tow-dealer (stippopragmateutes) [P.Oxy. 4922]
Noteworthy landowners: Apion estate [P.Oxy. 1921(?), 1981 (pagarchoumene by the
Apiones), 2025, 2032, 2035, 2243(a), 2244, 4397; P.CtYBR inv. 754(?)]; monastery of
abba Hierax [P.Oxy. 4397]
Taxes and other imposts: annona militaris(?) [P.Graux 29]; crown-tax [P.Oxy. 1659];
epikephalaion poleos [P.Oxy. 3787]; requisition of meat [SB 16570]
447
Other: linen cloth [P.Oxy. 1146]. The ethnic is attested in P.Wash.Univ. I 49.18
(late I BCE) (see BL VIII 510).
448
- .a.obesante
http://www.trismegistos.org/geo/detail.php?tm=4427
P.Cair.Masp. I 67096.26
573
kome
** ] - ]arionos
http://www.trismegistos.org/geo/detail.php?tm=9165
P.Oxy. XIX 2244.26
528/543/558
[ ] [ - [......]aur.[
http://www.trismegistos.org/geo/detail.php?tm=9166
P.Oxy. X 1285.40
III
] - ]bin
http://www.trismegistos.org/geo/detail.php?tm=5523
P.Oxy. VI 907.17
276
449
- ..emeiou
http://www.trismegistos.org/geo/detail.php?tm=11701
P.Oxy. LXXI 4836.10
578
epoikion
] - ].enape
http://www.trismegistos.org/geo/detail.php?tm=9167
P.Oxy. XIX 2243(a).40
590
[ ] - [.].eos
http://www.trismegistos.org/geo/detail.php?tm=9169
P.Oxy. XLIII 3133.4
239
450
[ ] [ ] [..].[.].eos
http://www.trismegistos.org/geo/detail.php?tm=14180
P.Oxy. III 622.3 (see ZPE 160 (2007) 190)
161
topoi
See BL VII 232 under PSI III 180.1 and cf. above s.v.
(Uncertain instance)
- .epiados
http://www.trismegistos.org/geo/detail.php?tm=6721
P.Harr. I 163.7 (BL XI 92)
VI
epoikion
[ ] - [...]thein
http://www.trismegistos.org/geo/detail.php?tm=9171
P.Oxy. XLVII 3365.32 = P.Coll.Youtie I 65
241
451
Editors note ad loc.: The traces are ambiguous, particularly the nu for which there
seems to be rather too much ink. Possibly ] was actually written. If any of these
readings is correct, both [] and [] are possible.
] - ].thinou
http://www.trismegistos.org/geo/detail.php?tm=9172
P.Oxy. XVIII 2207.24
VI
[ ] - [..]this
http://www.trismegistos.org/geo/detail.php?tm=9173
P.Oxy. XII 1434.18
107/8
Categories of land: unsown, dry or worn away (asporos, chersos, katexumene) [P.Oxy.
1434]
Cultures/agricultural products: olives(?) [P.Oxy. 1434]
Associated kleroi: of Demetrios son of Po [P.Oxy. 1434]
Noteworthy landowners: ousia of Augustus [P.Oxy. 1434]
Editors note ad loc.: if [] (for -) be restored (cf. l. 23), this line projected by
one or two letters, which is quite legitimate, since in any case there is a change of
subject. But a different village is expected in l. 23.
452
] - ]kelkleas
http://www.trismegistos.org/geo/detail.php?tm=11702
P.Wash.Univ. I 24.4
[ ]
42550
See ZPE 170 (2009) 188 on P.Oxy. VII 1052.25 and cf.
above s.v.
[ ] - [....]litidos
http://www.trismegistos.org/geo/detail.php?tm=9175
P.Oxy. XVIII 2207.25
VI
[ ] - [.....]n
http://www.trismegistos.org/geo/detail.php?tm=14181
P.Daris inv. 240.3 (ZPE 180 (2012) 2634)
IV
epoikion
453
[ ] - [......]n
http://www.trismegistos.org/geo/detail.php?tm=9125
PSI XV 1521.15
54
[ ] - [....]nes
http://www.trismegistos.org/geo/detail.php?tm=9176
P.Oxy. XIX 2238.7
551
ktema
] - ].o.reos
http://www.trismegistos.org/geo/detail.php?tm=9178
P.Mert. II 98.23
VII
kome
454
[ ] [ - [....]oslendou[
http://www.trismegistos.org/geo/detail.php?tm=9177
P.Oxy. XVIII 2207.23
VI
See BL IX 190 under P.Oxy. XVI 1911.74 and cf. above s.v.
] - ]ocharous
http://www.trismegistos.org/geo/detail.php?tm=9180
PSI VIII 948.1565
345/6
[ ] [ ] - [.]..[.]oo
http://www.trismegistos.org/geo/detail.php?tm=9181
P.Oxy. XIV 1659.71
21821
For the Oxyrhynchite provenance of PSI 948, see Pruneti, I centri s.v. n. 1, and R. S. Bagnall and K. A.
Worp, Chronological Systems of Byzantine Egypt (2nd ed.; Leiden 2004) 57 n. 2 (cf. BL VII 238).
455
] - ]ro
http://www.trismegistos.org/geo/detail.php?tm=3053
P.NYU II 16.9
I BCE/I CE
] [ ] - ]Se..[...]
http://www.trismegistos.org/geo/detail.php?tm=11703
P.Oxy. LV 3787.7
c. 31320?
] - ]phnes
http://www.trismegistos.org/geo/detail.php?tm=14019
PSI Com9 6.3 (Comunicazioni Vitelli 9 (2011)
2622)
404/5
Cultures/agricultural products: wheat [PSI Com9 6.89 n.]; chortos [PSI Com9 6]
Other: an edaphos called of Chalkeus is associated with this village [PSI Com9 6]
Note: cf. the hamlet in the Heracleopolite nome, on which see Falivene, The
Herakleopolite Nome 656 and http://www.trismegistos.org/geo/detail.php?tm=3994; cf.
also above s.v.
456
- ....os
http://www.trismegistos.org/geo/detail.php?tm=9183
P.Oxy. XLIII 3109.9
2536
kome
457
I N DE X I: T O P A R C H IE S
AND
P AG I
(a) Toparchies
Upper toparchy ( )
** / (?)
(?)
( )
()
/
(?)
(?)
(2nd pagus)
(3rd pagus)
(1st pagus)
(1st pagus)
(1st pagus)
(3rd pagus?)
(1st pagus)
(2nd pagus)
(1st pagus)
(1st pagus)
(2nd pagus)
(2nd pagus)
458
(?)
]
Eastern toparchy ( )
()
(?)
()
()
(?)
** (?)
(4th pagus)
(5th pagus)
(5th pagus)
(5th pagus)
(5th pagus)
(5th pagus)
(4th pagus)
(5th pagus)
(4th pagus)
Western toparchy ( )
[]
459
(?)
( ) (?)
(3rd pagus)
(4th pagus)
(3rd pagus)
(4th pagus)
(3rd pagus)
(3rd pagus)
(3rd pagus)
(3rd pagus)
Middle toparchy ( )
(?)
(?)
(7th pagus?)
(7th pagus)
(, )
(?)
() (?)
(7th pagus)
(6th pagus)
460
[ ]
()/()
[ ]
[ ] [ ]
(7th pagus?)
(6th pagus)
(6th pagus)
(6th pagus?)
(7th pagus)
(7th pagus)
(7th pagus?)
(7th pagus)
Thmoisepho toparchy ( )
(?)
(?)
(8th pagus)
(8th pagus)
(8th pagus)
(8th pagus)
(7th pagus)
(8th pagus)
Lower toparchy ( )
** (?)
(8th pagus)
(10th pagus)
461
( )
(?)
[ ]
[ ] [
[ ]
(9th pagus)
(10th pagus)
(8th pagus)
(9th pagus)
(b) Pagi
1st pagus
[
(?)
/
()
(?)
(Upper toparchy)
(Upper toparchy)
(Upper toparchy)
(Upper toparchy)
(Upper toparchy)
462
(?)
(?)
(?)
(Upper toparchy)
2nd pagus
(Upper toparchy)
(Upper toparchy)
(Upper toparchy)
(Upper toparchy)
3rd pagus
(?)
[
(?)
(Upper toparchy)
(Western toparchy)
(Upper toparchy)
(Western toparchy)
(Western toparchy)
(Western toparchy)
(Western toparchy)
(Western toparchy)
4th pagus
(Eastern toparchy)
(Western toparchy)
(Western toparchy)
(Eastern toparchy)
(Eastern toparchy)
5th pagus
(Eastern toparchy)
(Eastern toparchy)
463
()
()
(Eastern toparchy)
(Eastern toparchy)
(Eastern toparchy)
(Eastern toparchy)
(Eastern toparchy)
6th pagus
**
/
(?)
(?)
[ ]
(Middle toparchy)
(Middle toparchy)
(Middle toparchy)
(Middle toparchy)
7th pagus
(?)
[
(?)
(?)
()/()
(?)
(Middle toparchy)
(Middle toparchy)
(Middle toparchy)
(Middle toparchy)
(Thmoisepho toparchy)
(Middle toparchy)
(Middle toparchy)
(Middle toparchy)
(Middle toparchy)
8th pagus
(?)
(?)
(Lower toparchy)
464
( ) (?)
(?)
(?)
( )
(?)
(Thmoisepho toparchy)
(Thmoisepho toparchy)
(Thmoisepho toparchy)
(Thmoisepho toparchy)
(Lower toparchy)
(Thmoisepho toparchy)
9th pagus
[
[
[ (?)
(Lower toparchy)
(Lower toparchy)
10th pagus
(Lower toparchy)
(Lower toparchy)
465
I N DE X II: A L P H A B ET I CA L L I ST O F T O P O NY M S
A N D G R A P H IC V A RI A N T S
Note: graphic variants with the common phonetic interchange are not always
listed.
** ( )
** /
**
**
(?)
**
**
[]
( )
[]
**
466
*
()
()
**
**
** [
***
***
( )
**
*
*
**
** ()
**
[
[
[
** ( )
,
*
* [
(
)
467
**
** (?)
( )
**
**
*
()
** (?)
[ (under
Uncertain instances)
() (under
Note)
(under Uncertain
instances)
*
[
(x3)
-
,
*
[
[
Falivene, The
Herakleopolite
Nome s.v.
*** []( )
**
(see also )
468
[
**
[ ]
[ ( )
[
[
[ ]
[
**
**
Falivene, The
Herakleopolite Nome
s.v.
**
**
[
[
** ( )
[
[ [
[
(, )
469
Falivene, The Herakleopolite
Nome s.v.
[] (?)
** ( )
[ (?)
** []
**
**
**
*
** ( )
,
,
**
** (?)
* [
()
**
( )
/
()
[
2)
()
,
470
() () ** (),
()
,
** ( )
**
/
/
/
()
(2)
**
,
,
,
,
[
[?]
( )
,
()
(x2)
**
*
[ ]
[ ] [
( )
()
*
| [
(?)
(?)
/
/
( )
/
471
()
(x3)
[
,
,
,
,
/
Falivene, The Herakleopolite
Nome s.v.
Falivene, The
Herakleopolite Nome
s.v.
[
/
,
**
** ( )
(x2)
**
( )
472
**
[
[
,
,
,
**
Litinas, APF 40 (1994) 159
/
** [(?)]
( )
** ( )
** ( )
( )
(?) []
( )
[
/
** ( )
()
( )
473
()
** (?)
()
**
[ ]
[ ]
[
( )
- /
/
/
,
**
[ ]
| [
[
* [ ]
*
()
(under
Uncertain instances)
[
*
(under Uncertain
instances)
474
**
**
[ ]
[
* [
()
()/()
Falivene, The
Herakleopolite Nome s.v.
() ()
( )
(see also )
(x2)
475
** [
()/()
,
,
,
()
()
( )
(?)
(?)
,
** ( )
* [
(?)
*
/
(?)
(, )
**
**
()(?) (under
Uncertain instances)
[
[ ]
476
**
** (), ()
()
Falivene, The Herakleopolite
Nome s.v., and P.Heid. VIII
418.18 n.
Litinas, APF 40 (1994)
15960
/
*
()
*
( )
**
(see also )
,
,
,
[ ]
** ( )
( )
** ( )
[/[
/
(under Uncertain
instances)
*
()
477
I N DE X III: R EVE R SE I N DE X
OF
T O P O NY M S
Only lemmatized toponyms and variants are listed, in the form in which they most
commonly appear (e.g. forms lemmatized in the genitive are indexed here as such).
Toponyms whose ending is not preserved are not listed.
()
()
()
,
,
,
478
[ ]
()
()
()
()
479
(?)
[ ]
N.N.,
[ ]
N.N.,
480
()
-/-
(?)
-/-
[(?)]
481
[?]
()
()
[]
(), ()
482
()
(?)
[], (?)
(?) []
483
[]
()
()
()
[]
[]
()
484
, ()
[ ]
485
[ ]
486
I N DE X IV: S E TT LE ME N T S C O N NE CT ED
[ (?)
[]
* (?)
* (?)
(?)
TO T HE
A PI O N E ST AT E
,
*
(?)
**
* (?)
(?)
(Lower toparchy/10th pagus)
,
(?)
487
(, )
*
*
,
()
(?)
/
/
()
( )
()
488
[
,
,
,
/
( )
(?)
()
[ ]
( )
()
()/()
489
[/[
/
]
]
[ ]
[ ][
490
I N DE X V: A NC IE N T S ETT LE M E NT S P LA U S I B LY I DE N T IF IE D
WI T H M O DE R N S I TE S
Ancient settlement
Artapatou
Berky
Tholthis (Lower toparchy/9th pagus)
Isieion Kato
Pakerke (Eastern toparchy)
Palosis
Paomis
Pela
Petne
Sadalou
Senao
Senekeleu
Senokomis
Seryphis
Sesphtha
Sinary
Sintabo
Spania
Taampemou
Taampeti/Taampitei
Takona
Phthochis/Ptochis
Chysis
Psobthis (Eastern toparchy)
Psobthis (Lower toparchy/9th pagus)
Burtubat al-Gabal
Kom al-Rahib (less likely al-Burgaya)
Tilt wal-Qulia
Salaqus(?)
Abu Girg
Bilhasa
Ban al-Alam(?)
Billa al-Mustagadda
Itnih
Istal
Seila(?) (less likely Kom Tunaida)
Saqula(?)
Deir al-Sanquryia (less likely ulqam)
Aruba
Sumusta
inara
Sandaf al-Far(?)
Safaniyya
Tanbu
Tambidi
Kom al-Ahmar
Abtuga
ua
Saft Abu Girg
Saft al-Khirsa
491
MAPS
On the following satellite images from Google Earth I have pinpointed the modern sites
identifiable with ancient Oxyrhynchite settlements (see Index V) together with some
identifiable sites from the neighbouring nomes; for the latter I relied on Drew-Bear, Le
nome Hermopolite, Falivene, The Herakleopolite Nome, and Litinas, Villages and placenames of the Cynopolite nome. I identified these sites on the satellite image with the
help of the detailed 1:100,000 scale maps of the Survey of Egypt (Cairo 1932). L = Lower
toparchy; T = Thmoisepho toparchy; M = Middle toparchy; E = Eastern toparchy; W =
Western toparchy; U = Upper toparchy.
492
493
494
495
496