A census declaration from Tebtynis in which Heraeis, acting with her son Kronion as guardian, registers her household with the village census officials for the census of year 9 of Antoninus Pius. She lists herself, her three children by her divorced husband, her daughter-in-law and her elderly mother, along with houses, courtyards and a young slave.
In English machine translation
To Apynchis and Satorneilos, laographoi of Tebtynis,
from Heraeis daughter of Protas son of Orseus, with her guardian, her son Kronion. There belong to me in the village two houses and two courtyards adjoining one another and other appurtenances, in which I register myself for the house-by-house census of the past 9th year of Antoninus Caesar the lord. I am Heraeis, the aforementioned, aged 40, and the children born to me from my divorced husband Herakles son of Kronion son of Amais: Kronion aged 21, and Protas about 19, and Achillis about 15; and Kronion's wife Serapias, fatherless, her mother being Thermion, aged 18; and Heraeis' mother Apia also called Didyme, daughter of Lysimachos son of Eutyches, aged 70. Achillis owns a house and courtyard, and Heraeis a sixth share of a house and a courtyard and a slave Lampros about 5 years old, all in the village.
I, Heraeis, with my guardian, my son Kronion, have submitted this as stated above.
Year 10 of Antoninus Caesar the lord, […] 28.
Laographoi were village officials responsible for the poll-tax register and the census. The month name in the date is lost; only the day 28 survives.
Working translation of the DDbDP edition, made with Claude Opus 5.5 from the edition and the catalogue records shown below (catalogued as Schede di Heraeis e di Eraclia). It has not been reviewed by a papyrologist: check the edition before citing. Restorations follow the edition; […] marks lost text and (?) an uncertain reading.