Acknowledgement by Philiskos and Herodes, keepers of the public records at Oxyrhynchus, to several granary officials (sitologoi) confirming that their grain accounts for the wheat harvest of Hadrian's 17th year, including monthly summaries for Mecheir and Phamenoth, had been filed with the archive. It is dated 26 March AD 134.
In English machine translation
Philiskos and Herodes, keepers of the public records, to Chairemon and Papontos, sitologoi of the district of Monimos, and to Herakleides, sitologos of the district of Sinkepha, and to Dionysios, former sitologos of the district of Mem(…), greeting.
There has been deposited with us through Apollonios, secretary, on the 30th of Phamenoth of the 18th year of Hadrian Caesar the lord, the man-by-man statement of completion for each granary administration for wheat of the produce of the 17th year; and by Chairemon and Papontos of the district of Monimos and Herakleides of the district of Sinkepha the monthly summary account for Mecheir; and by Chairemon and Papontos alone of the district of Monimos also the monthly account for Phamenoth and the man-by-man supplementary account of receipts.
I, Theon, secretary, have signed.
Sitologoi were local officials in charge of public granaries and wheat tax receipts. The term metalogion, rendered 'supplementary account', is of uncertain exact meaning.
Working translation of the DDbDP edition, made with Claude Opus 5.5 from the edition and the catalogue records shown below (catalogued as Receipt for Taxing - Lists). It has not been reviewed by a papyrologist: check the edition before citing. Restorations follow the edition; […] marks lost text and (?) an uncertain reading.