A receipt from Hermopolis in which Basileides son of Phoibammon acknowledges that Georgios son of Silvanus has paid him his one-sixth share of the rent from properties of the late Kyrilla and Maria, a nun, for the crops of the fifth indiction. He renounces any further claim and signs the receipt.
In English machine translation
† From Basileides son of Phoibammon, from Hermopolis, to his brother Georgios son of Silvanus, from the same city.
I have been paid in full by you the rent of the late Kyrilla and Maria for the crops of the fifth indiction, for my sixth share of the same rents, both in Hermopolis and in the village, on behalf of the same Kyrilla and Maria the nun, and I have no claim against you concerning the rent of the same fifth indiction, and for your security I have made this receipt for you as aforesaid. Written Phaophi 4, 5th indiction.
[†] I, Basileides son of Phoibammon, have been paid in full.
[…] from […] as aforesaid […]
Addressing Georgios as 'brother' is a common courtesy and need not mean kinship. The text dates itself only by indiction year, so the exact year is unknown, though the formulary points to the Byzantine period.
Working translation of the DDbDP edition, made with Claude Opus 5.5 from the edition and the catalogue records shown below. It has not been reviewed by a papyrologist: check the edition before citing. Restorations follow the edition; […] marks lost text and (?) an uncertain reading.