Fragmentary list of payments or deliveries reckoned in pounds (litrai), each entry pairing a smaller figure with a weight. Named persons include Charite daughter of Amazonios and Demetria also called Ammonia; it comes from the Hermopolite nome.
In English machine translation
[recto]
[Fragment A]
8 of the pagus
Charite daughter of Amazonios: 15, 3,000 pounds
11 1/2, pounds …[…]
[…]
[Fragment B]
8 1/2 […]
5 1/2, 209 pounds
4, 400 pounds
2 1/2, 600 pounds
Demetria also called Ammonia
14, 40 pounds
[…]
[Fragment C]
[…] pounds […]
11 1/2, 355 pounds
9 1/2, 26(?) pounds
8 1/2, 120 pounds; 7 1/2, 120 pounds
[verso]
[Fragment A]
11, 1,900 pounds
12, 1,920 pounds
14 1/2, [pounds] …900 1/2
1[…], [pounds] … 1/2
[…]
[Fragment B]
13 1/2, [pounds] 1,417 1/2
12, 1,920 pounds
1…, 9,120 pounds
5 1/2 …, 1,440 pounds
8 …, 96
[…]
[Fragment C]
[…] pounds …
[…] pounds 3,440
The meaning of the first figure in each entry (possibly a day or a unit count) and the commodity weighed are not stated. 'Pagus' is a late Roman administrative district of the nome.
Working translation of the DDbDP edition, made with Claude Opus 5.5 from the edition and the catalogue records shown below (catalogued as Liste von Zahlungen). It has not been reviewed by a papyrologist: check the edition before citing. Restorations follow the edition; […] marks lost text and (?) an uncertain reading.