Fragment of a tax account in gold solidi from Aphrodito listing payments by localities and monasteries, including Bounoi, Keramion, Psyrou and the monasteries of Taroou, Pharoou and Barbarou. The final line totals instalments dated Thoth 21 and Phaophi 12, deducts a remission of 70 solidi and records the amount sent.
In English machine translation
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of Bounoi: 2 solidi; 1 solidus; total 3 solidi; 1 solidus; 2 solidi
of Keramion: 2 solidi; 2 solidi; total 4 solidi; 1 solidus; 3 solidi
of Psyrou: 5 solidi; 4 solidi; total 9 solidi; 5 solidi; 4 solidi
of Hagios Pinoution: 2 solidi; [-] solidi; total 2 solidi; 1 solidus; 1 solidus
of Sakoore: 1 solidus; 1 solidus; total 2 solidi; 1 solidus; 1 solidus
of the mountain of Abba Hermaotes: 2 solidi; 1/2 1/3 solidus; total 2 1/2 1/3 solidi; 2 1/2 1/3 solidi
of the monastery of Taroou: [-] solidi; 1/2 solidus; total 1/2 solidus; 1/2 solidus
of the monastery of Pharoou: [-] solidi; 1 solidus; total 1 solidus; 1 solidus
of the monastery of Barbarou: [-] solidi; 1 solidus; total 1 solidus; 1 solidus
of the mountain of Saint Mary: 3 solidi; 3 solidi; total 6 solidi; 6 solidi
Total: Thoth 21, with 110 solidi, 108 solidi; Phaophi 12, with 80 solidi, 88 1/3 solidi; grand total with 190 solidi, 196 1/3 solidi; from which remitted 70 solidi; sent with 190 solidi, 126 1/3 solidi.
The edition repeats the abbreviation for 'solidi' where the amount is often a blank or zero, so several entries show no figure; 'mountain' (oros) denotes a desert monastic settlement. The phrase 'with ... solidi' (meta) likely refers to a separate reckoning such as a standard of weight and its exact sense is uncertain.
Working translation of the DDbDP edition, made with Claude Opus 5.5 from the edition and the catalogue records shown below. It has not been reviewed by a papyrologist: check the edition before citing. Restorations follow the edition; […] marks lost text and (?) an uncertain reading.