PY Jn 725

	.1	e-ni-pa-te-ẉẹ⸤ ⸥ka-ke-we , ta-ra-si-ja , e-ko-te
	.2	te-pe 1 pa-qo-ta[ 1 ]e-ka-no 1 au-ta-mo 1
	.3	we-we-si-jo 1 pe-re-qo-no 1 ti-ri-[•] 1̣[ ]ḳọ-no 1
	.4	ma-ka-ta 1 o-na-se-u 1 wi-jo-ro-jo 1
	.5	wa-tu-ta 1 o-tu-wo-we 1 po-ro-ko 1 po-ro-u-jo 1
	.6	pe-re-ta 1 o-wo-ta 1 o-pe-ra-no 1 o-ru-we-ro 1
	.7	a-tu-ko 1 re-u-ka-ta 1 o-wa-ko 1 wo-wi-j̣ạ-ta 1
	.8	ko-ma-do-ro 1 po-so-ra-ko 1̣ wa-ti-ko-ro 1 i-*65-qe 1
	.9	vacat
	.10	to-so-]ḍẹ , ka-ko AES L 2 M 18
	.11	]vacat
	.12	vacat
	.13	vacat
	.14	]-nu-we-jo , ạ-p̣ị-jo 1 AES M 5 ne-qe-u AES M 3
	.15	]ne-u AES M 1[ ]e-u-me-ne AES M 3
	.16	]e-ru-ta-jo AES M 4
	.17	vacat
	.18	⟦na-i-se-wi-jo , ka-ke-u , ta-ra-si-ja , e-ko-te ⟧
	.19	⟦ra-ma-jo 1 ri-ja-ko 1 ma-no-u-ro 1 re-u-si-wo 1 ⟧
	.20	⟦ke-ki 1 a-pe-te-u 1 ri-ḳụ-we 1 po-ti-ṇạ-jo 1 ⟧
	.21	⟦ to-so-de , ka-ko AES M 12 ⟧
	.22	⟦ṭọ-ṣọ-ḍẹ ,̣ ḳạ-ḳọ ẠẸṢ Ṃ 3̣0̣ ⟧[ ] vacat
	.23	a-ke-re-wa , ka-ke-we , e-u-ko-me-no 1[ ] vac.
	.24	di-nu-wa-ta 1 wa-du-ri-jo 1 o-wi-da 1 [
	.25	to-so-de , ka-ko ẠẸṢ M 12 [
	.26	vacat [
	.27	margo [

		Smith 1992-1993, p. 245 and fig. 30.
		+ frr. (29): Melena 1992-1993b, p. 318-319;
		+ frr. (6): Melena 2000-2001b, p. 374.
		Cut at top along the rule.
	.1	-pa-te- over erasure.
	.3	ti-ri-[•]: ti-ri-*1̣9̣ much better than ti-ri-ẓạ.
	.6	pe-re- over erasure, perhaps ⟦ṛọ[ ] ⟧.
	.7	wo- probably over erasure.
	.8	po-so-ra-ko 1̣ not « rather imperfectly erased » (PTT) but probably smudged (surface erased by wetting; traces of previous text still visible under -ko and perhaps under -ra- ?).
	.10	M 18 over erasure, perhaps ⟦M 2̣1̣⟧ (cf. Bennett 1992, p. 117: at a rate of M 3 per name, L 2 M 18 corresponds to 26 names, while L 2 M 2̣1̣ would correspond to 27 names).
	.11-13	Traces of erasure, mostly visible in .13.
	.14	AES M 5 ne-qe-u AES M 3 over erasure.
	.15	Whole line over erasure (probably also lines .14, .16 and .17, but less clear).
	.18-22	Roughly erased as a block; the nine personal names recur on Jn 692.
	.22	⟦ẠẸṢ Ṃ 3̣2̣⟧ also possible (PTT critical apparatus, p. 181).
	.23-25	Traces of erasure.
	.27	Traces of erasure.