A tax assessment list from Oxyrhynchus, probably of the late 6th century AD, setting out grain dues (converted into gold solidi) and gold taxes for several cities and their districts: Oxyrhynchus with Kynopolis, Herakleopolis and Neilopolis. A rate of 15 1/4 solidi per thousand is applied to each total.
In English machine translation
† Assessment (katalogos), as follows:
For the Oxyrhynchites and Kynopolites: for 35 myriads (of artabas), at 10 artabas to the solidus, ⟦…⟧ making 35 thousands of solidi; and for the gold taxes of the same two cities, 24 1/2 thousands; total 59 1/2 thousands. At 15 1/4 solidi per thousand.
For Herakleopolis: for 35 myriads, 35 thousands of solidi; and for the public gold taxes, 22 1/2 thousands; total 57 1/2 thousands. At 15 1/4 solidi per thousand.
For Neilopolis: for 1 myriad of artabas, […] thousands […], and for the gold taxes […]
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The purpose of the rate of 15 1/4 solidi per thousand is unclear; it may be a surcharge or an amount due per thousand solidi assessed. 'Myriads' (units of 10,000) are presumably of artabas of grain converted at 10 artabas per solidus.
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.