An account of cash payments in gold solidi made by an estate at Oxyrhynchus to various people, including a baker, a camel-driver, a perfume-seller, a pork-butcher, a herdsman, a horse-keeper and a messenger. It dates to the month Pauni of the 12th indiction, AD 579.
In English machine translation
† To Ioannes the baker, the amount also given to him on account of the people from Phthochis, 2 solidi less 9 1/2 (carats),
for the price of ten young shoots (?), 1 solidus less 5 (carats),
to the camel-driver in the month of Pauni of the 12th indiction, 1 solidus,
to Leui the perfume-seller for the price of 33 sextarii of Spanish oil, 1 solidus less 5 (carats),
to Pamouthios the pork-butcher for the eisapoxeia (?), 2 solidi,
likewise to the herdsman who trod out the grain of the tenth (indiction), 1 solidus,
to Sergios the horse-keeper for the price of kollathon-loaves (?) given to the …, 1 solidus less 6 (carats),
to Makarios the messenger (symmachos) for his wages of the 12th indiction, the amount also given for …, 1 solidus,
likewise to Ioannes the baker on account of the people from Phthochis,
instead of hay-seed for the water-wheel of Tape…e, 1 solidus ⟦less 4 1/2 (carats)⟧
Amounts are in gold solidi, often stated as a solidus 'less' a number of carats (1/24 solidus). A symmachos was a letter-carrier or messenger in the service of a large estate; some terms such as eisapoxeia are of uncertain meaning.
Working translation of the DDbDP edition, made with Claude Opus 5.5 from the edition and the catalogue records shown below (catalogued as Account of Payments in Money). It has not been reviewed by a papyrologist: check the edition before citing. Restorations follow the edition; […] marks lost text and (?) an uncertain reading.