A bank payment record (diagraphe) from the bank of Herokrates at Herakleopolis, in which Ptolemaios, acting for Horos, prophet and overseer of temples, pays agents of Sarapion, the revenue official of the 'sacred tower', the price of 10 kapteres owed to the temple. The sum is 8 talents of bronze with an exchange charge of 134 drachmas; it dates to July 27 BC.
In English machine translation
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Year 3, Epeiph 2…, in Herakleopolis.
Payment through the bank of Herokrates.
Ptolemaios, agent of Horos, prophet and overseer of the temples, to Proitos and Marsyas, agents of Sarapion, the official in charge of the revenues of the sacred tower, price of 10 kapteres (?) which are due to be paid to the temple from the … in Herakleopolis consecrated to him … of the sacred tower towards […] … treasurer (?) […], 8 talents of bronze …, exchange 134 drachmas.
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The meaning of 'kapteres' is uncertain; it is apparently some item or due owed to the temple. The 'exchange' (allage) is the surcharge for paying in bronze rather than silver.
Working translation of the DDbDP edition, made with Claude Opus 5.5 from the edition and the catalogue records shown below (catalogued as Zahlung von Tempeleinkünften durch eine Bank). It has not been reviewed by a papyrologist: check the edition before citing. Restorations follow the edition; […] marks lost text and (?) an uncertain reading.