A list from Karanis of men chosen by lot for compulsory public services (liturgies), with a second section of those allotted, likewise, for duties connected with animals. Each man is named with his father's (or in some cases mother's) name.
In English machine translation
Those allotted […] to […]
They are:
Hol son of Apollos
Kastor son of Neas
Elias son of Melas
Hatres son of Tyche
Chairemon son of Soueis
Eudaimon son of Doulos
Papeeis son of Panteleus
Ptolemaios son of Ptollarion
Moros son of Isidoros
Antonios son of Syrion
Salious son of Sarapion
Hatres son of Atisios
Dioskoros son of Kastor
Pamoun son of Heron
Neas, his mother Tyche
Likewise, of animals:
Atisis son of Aboikis
Doulos son of Leonides
Paulos son of Isidoros
Sabinus son of Achillas
Ouenaphris son of Aion
Sotas son of Apollonios
Paesis son of Setabous
Ouenaphris son of Paesios
Kopres son of Palemon
Mios […]
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The heading is damaged, so the exact liturgy is unclear; 'of animals' probably refers to a service involving livestock, such as care or transport of animals. Some names (e.g. Hatres son of Tyche) give a mother's name instead of a father's.
Working translation of the DDbDP edition, made with Claude Opus 5.5 from the edition and the catalogue records shown below (catalogued as Liturgical List). It has not been reviewed by a papyrologist: check the edition before citing. Restorations follow the edition; […] marks lost text and (?) an uncertain reading.