An account of grain quantities in artabas, grouped into numbered accounts, each total broken down by the sheets (kollemata) of a register roll where the entries were recorded. It dates to the late 2nd or 3rd century AD.
In English machine translation
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[...] of Harpokration, 12 artabas [...]
[...] account 1(?): 21 1/2 artabas, 8 choinikes [...]
sheet 17: 10 1/2 artabas, 8 choinikes; sheet 26: 4 artabas; sheet 38: 3 artabas;
sheet 43: 4 artabas; total, the aforesaid.
Account 2: 22 artabas
sheet 15: 5 artabas; sheet 22: 8 artabas; sheet 28: 9 artabas;
total, the aforesaid.
Account 3: 4 artabas
sheet 29: the aforesaid 4 artabas.
Account 4: 189 2/3 artabas
sheet 11: 25 artabas; sheet [...]: 110 artabas; sheet 28:
42 2/3 artabas; sheet 31: 12 artabas; total, the aforesaid.
Account 5: 7 1/8 artabas
sheet 37: 7 1/8 artabas.
Account 6: 143 1/2 artabas
sheet 10: 70 artabas; sheet 20: 28 artabas; sheet 22: 15 artabas;
sheet 24: 14 artabas; sheet 25: 3 1/2 artabas; sheet 26:
5 artabas; sheet 27: 8 artabas; total, the aforesaid.
Account 7: 121 1/2 artabas
sheet 8: 2 artabas; sheet 17: 119 artabas; total, the aforesaid.
A kollema is a glued sheet of a papyrus roll; the numbers refer to sheets of a larger register where the individual entries stood. The figures in some accounts do not sum exactly to the stated totals, possibly owing to lost or misread numbers.
Working translation of the DDbDP edition, made with Claude Opus 5.5 from the edition and the catalogue records shown below (catalogued as Abrechnung in Artaben). It has not been reviewed by a papyrologist: check the edition before citing. Restorations follow the edition; […] marks lost text and (?) an uncertain reading.