Select Papyri, 1.179

AGENDA WRITTEN BY ZENON

Greek text: PSI 429
Date: About 250 B.C.

To ask Herodotus about the goat hair.
To ask Aminias at how much the mina he sold it.
The letter to Dioscurides about the boat.
To make an agreement with Timaeus about the pigs.
To draft the contract with Apollodorus and write to him to hand over.
To load the boat with wood.
To write to Jason to let Dionysius put the wool on board and take it down the river when cleaned; the fourth part of the Arabian wool; to let him take down the sour wine.
To write to Meliton to plant shoots of the bumastus vine belonging to Neoptolemus, and to Alcimus to do likewise if he approves.
To Theogenes about twelve yokes of bulls.
To give Apollodorus and Callippus . . .
From Metrodorus to Athenagoras about the same year's produce.
To Theophilus granting a favour and about the state of the work.
To write about corn to Iatrokles and Theodorus before the water from the canal . . .