A fragmentary list of names followed by an account of poll-tax (epikephalaion) money handled by Apphous, a systates, from Pauni of year 13 to Pharmouthi of year 14. It records sums in talents and drachmas, including amounts paid under the primipilarius Leontios and money from an account for cloaks for Saracens.
In English machine translation
Hero[…]
Ploutogenes also called Paues
Aphous son of Se…thou… son of Horion
mother Tapous
Totoes, brother, of the same parents
Pammenes
Ananias son of Theon, aged 9 (?) […]
the 4, through Eudaimon, scribe, Hierax and Eupo…ios
Account of the treasury (?) of Apphous, systates
of the poll tax, from Pauni
of year 13 to Pharmouthi of year 14:
125 talents 2,100 drachmas; and in the time of Leontios
the primipilarius, 41 talents 4,816 drachmas;
of the payment order of the nome, 3 talents 400 drachmas;
total together 170 talents 1,316 drachmas.
From the account of cloaks for Saracens, 13 talents.
Pachon 14, from the disbursement
of pay, Nestor son of Papylion,
basilikos (?), 7 talents 2,000 drachmas;
total together 190 talents 3,316 drachmas.
And through me, Sarapion, […] talents […]
… […]70 talents 1,316 drachmas
[…]
The epikephalaion was a poll tax; a systates was a local liturgical official responsible for collections. The reading 'tami' (treasury?) and some figures are uncertain, and the arithmetic of the totals does not fully match the items.
Working translation of the DDbDP edition, made with Claude Opus 5.5 from the edition and the catalogue records shown below (catalogued as Public accounts, tax - lists, land - registers etc.). It has not been reviewed by a papyrologist: check the edition before citing. Restorations follow the edition; […] marks lost text and (?) an uncertain reading.