House-by-house census return of Ploution son of Ploution TM 21914Oxyrhynchos202 - 203

Copy for issue. From Ploution son of Ploution, grandson of Ploution, his mother being Tapsois, from the city of the Oxyrhynchi. In accordance with the orders of Maecius Laetus, the most illustrious prefect, I register for the house-by-house census of the past 10th year of the Caesars our lords Severus and Antoninus ⟦and Geta Caesar⟧ the fourth share of a house and courtyard and its fixtures belonging to me in the quarter of the North Quay, in which I register: myself, Ploution, without a trade, without distinguishing marks, aged 48; Dioskoros, my slave, without a trade, without distinguishing marks, aged […]8. Females: Tapsois also called Eudaimonis, my daughter, living with her husband Apollonios, without a trade, without distinguishing marks, about 20 years old; Gaiane, her full sister, without a trade, without distinguishing marks, about 15 years old; Aphrodite surnamed Isidora, purchased slave of my daughter Tapsois also called Eudaimonis, an Oasite by birth, living with her mistress, without a trade, without distinguishing marks, about 13 years old; Taeros, slave of myself, my brothers and others, without a trade, without distinguishing marks, about 35 years old; Taeipimachos, another slave of myself, my brothers and others, born of the slave Taeros, without a trade, without distinguishing marks, about 9 years old. And I swear by the fortune of Lucius Septimius Severus Pius Pertinax and Marcus Aurelius Antoninus Pius, Augusti, and Publius Septimius Geta Caesar Augustus […]