A receipt for payment of the enkyklion (sales tax) by Longinia Sarapias to the nomarch of the Arsinoite nome, through his assistant, on her purchase of a 3-aroura olive grove near Philadelphia from Antonia for 300 drachmas. It is dated 25 May 211 at Philadelphia in the Fayum.
In English machine translation
Year 19 of Marcus Aurelius Antoninus and Publius Septimius Geta, Britannici Maximi, Pii, Augusti, Pachon 30. Longinia Sarapias has paid to Aurelius Apion, also styled however he is styled, nomarch of the Arsinoite nome, for the account of the enkyklion tax, through Anoubion also called Syros, assistant, on an olive-grove-orchard of 3 arouras in the category of land paying one-sixth, [purchased] through the registry office in the present 19th year, Tybi, [near the] village of Philadelphia, from […] Antonia, for the price of 300 silver drachmas, […] on account, the tax pending assessment, […] 40 drachmas, 1 (?) obol […], total 40 drachmas […].
The enkyklion was a tax on transfers of property such as sales. Land 'in the category paying one-sixth' (hektologoumene) was assessed at a sixth of its produce; the payment here is provisional, pending formal valuation.
Working translation of the DDbDP edition, made with Claude Opus 5.5 from the edition and the catalogue records shown below. It has not been reviewed by a papyrologist: check the edition before citing. Restorations follow the edition; […] marks lost text and (?) an uncertain reading.