An assessment schedule setting out how various taxes and levies were charged on land by the aroura for the 15th indiction year at Oxyrhynchos, probably AD 356-357. It lists contributions of clothing, gold for mules and recruits, freight charges, payments for the primipilus, ammoniac, alum, and animals for transport.
In English machine translation
[recto]
Assessment per aroura for the 15th year of the indiction, as follows.
For clothing: from 243 arouras, 1 cloak; and from 175 arouras, 1 tunic; and from 1,925 arouras, 1 pallium; and for the 1 cloak, a linen tunic 1/2 1/3 1/12.
For gold for mules: from 46 1/4 arouras, 1 gramma.
For recruits: from 20 1/2 1/4 arouras, 1 gramma of gold.
For the freight charge of Thalattion: from 243 arouras, 1 solidus.
For the primipilus: from 1,660 arouras, 1 solidus.
For ammoniac: from 4,100 arouras, 1 gramma.
For the freight charge of Clemens: per 1 aroura, 7,500 denarii.
For oxen and donkeys: per 1 aroura, 5,000 denarii.
[…] for the journey: from 18 arouras, 1 gramma of gold.
[For donkeys] of Maximianopolis: from […] 2,900 arouras, 1 donkey, of the rhabdouchos 1/2.
[For oxen] and donkeys of Alexandria: from […]4 [arouras], 1 donkey at 3 solidi; and from 16,000 [arouras], 1 ox at 2 solidi.
[…] per 1 [aroura], 7 2/3 pounds.
[…] of the prefect (?) […] per 1 aroura, 10,000 denarii.
[…] and alum: per 1 aroura, 10,000 denarii.
[…] for village property: from 113 arouras […] 1 solidus of gold.
[…] from 116 arouras, [1] artaba of barley.
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[verso]
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The gramma is a small gold weight (a scruple, 1/24 of a solidus); the primipilus levy supported the official responsible for army supplies. The fraction attached to the linen tunic and some quantities in damaged lines are uncertain.
Working translation of the DDbDP edition, made with Claude Opus 5.5 from the edition and the catalogue records shown below (catalogued as Assessment of Taxes). It has not been reviewed by a papyrologist: check the edition before citing. Restorations follow the edition; […] marks lost text and (?) an uncertain reading.