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p.oxy.62.4348 IVOxyrhynchos

Tax Schedule via HGV-meta

Schedule of tax rates for requisitions per aroura. A schedule of tax rates from fourth-century Oxyrhynchus, listing charges in talents for various state requisitions such as arms-making, meat, chaff, shipbuilding, mules, boats and freight, and military clothing, mostly assessed per aroura of land or per pound. machine translation

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Inscription #1 · Greek · Greek

Transcription

ὁπλοποιΐας ἀρούρῃ α τάλαντα ζ κρέως λίτρᾳ α τάλαντα λδ ἀχύρου λίτρᾳ α τάλαντον α Β πλοιοποΐας ἀρούρῃ α τάλαντα νδ βουρδώνων ἀρούρῃ α τάλαντα κζ πλατυπηγίων καὶ ὑπὲρ ναύλων ἀρούρῃ α τάλαντα δ ἐσθῆτος χλαμυδίων καὶ στιχαρίων καὶ παλλίων καὶ στιχαρίων λινῶν ἀρούρῃ α τάλαντα π σιτοκρίθου

Translations (1)

EN AI · machine translation from the DDbDP edition (Claude Opus 5.5)
For arms-making: per 1 aroura, 7 talents For meat: per 1 pound, 34 talents For chaff: per 1 pound, 1 talent 2,000 (drachmas) For ship-building: per 1 aroura, 54 talents For mules: per 1 aroura, 27 talents For flat-built boats (?) and for freight charges: per 1 aroura, 4 talents For clothing, of cloaks and tunics and mantles and linen tunics: per 1 aroura, 80 talents For wheat and barley […]

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