A census return submitted to Apion, royal scribe of the Prosopite nome, by Harmachis son of Nektheros of the village of Theresis, registering his half share of a house and open plots, in which he alone is declared. It was made under the prefect Calvisius Statianus's orders and dated 24 June 174; a scribe, Ariston, wrote for the illiterate declarant.
In English machine translation
99
To Apion, royal scribe of the Prosopite nome,
from Harmachis son of Nektheros, grandson of Thamounis,
from Theresis.
I register, in accordance with
the orders
of the most illustrious prefect
Calvisius
Statianus, a half share of a house
and open plots,
formerly belonging to the same persons,
in which (lives)
Harmachis son of Nektheros, grandson of Thamounis,
mother Thermouthis daughter of Harmachis.
Year 14 of Imperator
Caesar Marcus
Aurelius Antoninus
Augustus Armeniacus
Medicus Parthicus
Germanicus Maximus,
Pauni 30.
I, Harmachis son of Nektheros, the aforementioned,
register as stated above. I, Ariston
son of Eros, grandson of Apoteus,
wrote on his behalf
because he does not know letters.
The number 99 at the top is likely a sheet number from the roll of collected returns. The 'open plots' (psiloi topoi) are unbuilt pieces of land attached to the house.
Working translation of the DDbDP edition, made with Claude Opus 5.5 from the edition and the catalogue records shown below (catalogued as (Déclarations de recensement de Thérèsis)). It has not been reviewed by a papyrologist: check the edition before citing. Restorations follow the edition; […] marks lost text and (?) an uncertain reading.