A fragmentary register, probably for taxation, listing men by name, father's and mother's names, sometimes age and occupation, followed by lists of drachma payments. The verso records numbers of men and monthly payments for Phamenoth, Pharmouthi and Pachon collected through agents named Aphrodisios and Deios.
In English machine translation
[recto]
[column 1]
[...]
[...]ros son of Dioskoros, mother Dion[...]
[...]sis son of Dioskoros, mother Ta[...] [...]
[...] younger brother, of the same mother [...]
[...]etros son of Orsenouphis, mother Tauris [...]
[...] [...] in the 19th year and the 20th year through the supplementary register (?), entered in the margin (?), drachmas [...]
[...]is son of Sambas, mother Tauris, choinix [...]
[...]os son of Psenamounis, mother Tasoucharion [...]
[...] Tapetsoouk [...]
[...] son of Di[...]os, mother Tasoucharion [...] aged 16 [...]
[...] fatherless, mother Zois, barber, aged 25
[...]is son of Apollonios, mother Anches [...]
[...]tos son of Sochotes, mother Taorsenouphis [...]
[... son of Dion]ysios son of Konnos, mother Ta[...] aged 15
[column 2]
[...]
Dioskoros [...]
and [...]
Didymos [...]
Petallion [...]
Psenatymis [...]
Dioskoros [...]
Apollonios [...]
P[...]
[...]
[column 3]
[...]
Dioskoros [...] 8 drachmas
Dioskoros [...]
Krolis [...] drachmas
Horeion 36 drachmas
Ptollas 16 drachmas
Psenem[...] 16 drachmas [...]
Patron 16 drachmas
Doras 8 drachmas
Horeion 16 drachmas
[...]s 16 drachmas
Of the payment of Phamenoth:
Apollos son of Titos 12 drachmas, 8 drachmas
Psenamounis 8 drachmas, 4 drachmas
Apollos [...]
Dioskoros [...] 4 drachmas
Psoras 16 drachmas
Pato[...] 12 drachmas
Hor[...] 12 drachmas
Krolis [...]
[...] Horeion [...]
Ptolla[...]
Total 50[+...] drachmas
[verso]
[...]
Pt[...] 77 men
[...] 12, through Aphrodisios [...]
through [...] 16 drachmas
Pharmouthi [...]
12 [...]
Apollon[...] Phamenoth, 15 men
[...]
through [...] through Deios 12 drachmas Phamenoth
8 drachmas, Pharmouthi [... drachmas, Pacho]n 8 drachmas
Patron [...] 4 men [...]
[...] drachmas of [...] 12 through [...] Phamenoth
12 drachmas, Pharmouthi [... drachmas], Pachon [...] drachmas
[...] 30[+...] men
[...]
through [...] through Deios [...]
[...] Pharmouthi [... drachmas], Pachon
[...] men [...]
[...] through Aphrodisios [...]
[...] 16 through [...] Phamenoth 16 drachmas, Pharmouthi [...] drachmas, Pachon 12 drachmas
[...] men [...]
[...] of Hadrian (?) 2 drachmas through Aphrodisios [...]
[...] through Deios 16 drachmas Phamenoth
[...] 16 (?)
[...] of the two months [...]
[...] through Aphrodisios, total 40 drachmas [...] through Deios, total [...]
The listing of men with mother's names and ages suggests a poll-tax or similar register. Provenance is unknown; the word read as Hadrian on the verso may refer to a district or the emperor.
Working translation of the DDbDP edition, made with Claude Opus 5.5 from the edition and the catalogue records shown below (catalogued as Tax register?). It has not been reviewed by a papyrologist: check the edition before citing. Restorations follow the edition; […] marks lost text and (?) an uncertain reading.