An account from Karanis listing payments of barley by a group of villagers on Mesore 12 to 16, followed by money payments by the same men on Mesore 13. It dates to August 315.
In English machine translation
[column 1]
Account of collection of barley […]
Mesore
12 Dioskoros son of Tiberinus 2 artabas 2 measures
Patisis son of Isidoros 9 measures
Papeeis son of Pantel 9 measures
13 Valas son of Sarapion 1 artaba 2 measures
Paesis son of Melas 8 measures
Papeeis son of Pantel 4 measures
⟦4⟧ Dioskoros son of Tiberinus 8 measures
Dioskoros son of Kastor 8 measures
[…] 1 artaba 2 measures
Paesis son of Melas 8 measures
Valas […] 2 artabas
[…] 7 measures
[…]
[…] Dioskoros son of Tiberinus 1 artaba 1 measure
[…] Paesis son of Melas 3 artabas
[…] Patisis son of Isidoros […] measures
Dioskoros son of Kastor 6 artabas 3 measures
[…] 2 artabas 2 measures
[…] 3 artabas 2 measures
[…] 2 measures
[…] Papeeis son of Pantel 4 measures
[…] Patisis son of Isidoros 2 artabas
[…] Isidoros son of Leonides 1 artaba 4 measures
[…] Papeeis son of Pantel 1 1/2 artabas
[…] 4 measures
Dioskoros son of Kastor 2 artabas
[…] Dioskoros son of Tiberinus […]
[column 2]
16 Dioskoros son of Kastor 2 measures
Valas 3 artabas 2 measures
Patisis 3 artabas 2 measures
Kastor son of Sabinus 6 artabas 4 measures
Isidoros son of Leonides 3 artabas 2 measures
Papeeis son of Pantel 3 artabas 2 measures
Dioskoros son of Tiberinus 3 artabas
Sarapion son of Serenus 3 artabas 2 measures
[column 3]
Mesore
13 Dioskoros son of Tiberinus 5,000 drachmas
Kastor son of Sabinus 5,000 drachmas
Papeeis son of Pantel 5,000 drachmas
Isidoros son of Leonides 5,000 drachmas
Paesis son of Melas 5,000 drachmas
Valas son of Sarapion 4,000 drachmas
Dioskoros son of Kastor 5,000 drachmas
Serenos son of Horos 4,000 drachmas
Patisis son of Isidoros 5,000 drachmas
The money sums are written with the sign for thousands, so Ε and Δ are read as 5,000 and 4,000 drachmas, reflecting the inflated currency of the early 4th century. The payers may have formed a fiscal group (pittakion).
Working translation of the DDbDP edition, made with Claude Opus 5.5 from the edition and the catalogue records shown below (catalogued as Account of Tax Collections in Barley and in Money). It has not been reviewed by a papyrologist: check the edition before citing. Restorations follow the edition; […] marks lost text and (?) an uncertain reading.