A census return filed by Tithoes son of Psenamounis, a 53-year-old farmer originally from the village of Mesobe but living in Kellis, addressed to the village scribe and census officials of Mesobe. He registers his house in the eastern part of Kellis and its residents: himself, his wife Talaeis, two daughters and a young slave girl, for the census of year 9 of Antoninus Pius (AD 145/6).
In English machine translation
To Psent[…]lmi, village scribe of Mesobe, and to Apollonios and Tithoes, laographoi of the same Mesobe,
from Tithoes son of Psenamounis son of Psais, his mother being Tasechthis daughter of Horos, one of those from Mesobe residing in Kellis. I register for the present 9th year of Antoninus Caesar the lord, in accordance with the orders of Valerius Proculus the most excellent prefect, the house belonging to me in the eastern quarter of Kellis, in which I live:
I, the aforementioned Tithoes son of Psenamounis son of Psais, mother [Tase]chthis, farmer, aged 53, scar on left knee.
[…], daughter of the aforementioned Tithoes, weaver (?), mother Talaeis daughter of Horos, aged 17.
[…] [Senti]thoes, sister, of the same mother, […] weaver (?), aged 16.
[Tal]aeis daughter of Horos son of Patchalmis, [wife] of the aforementioned Tithoes, mother [Taps]ais, weaver (?), aged 50.
[…]ous, her slave, aged 6.
Year [9] of [Antoninus] Caesar [the lord], Pauni […]
[…]
Laographoi were officials responsible for the population and poll-tax registers. The abbreviation 'klōth' is taken here as a form of 'weaver' (klōstēs/klōthō, spinner), which is uncertain.
Working translation of the DDbDP edition, made with Claude Opus 5.5 from the edition and the catalogue records shown below (catalogued as Census declaration). It has not been reviewed by a papyrologist: check the edition before citing. Restorations follow the edition; […] marks lost text and (?) an uncertain reading.