A list of individuals with sums of money in drachmas, obols and chalkoi set against each name, identified as an apportionment per person of payments toward the poll tax (laographia). It dates to the 2nd century AD and probably comes from Theadelphia in the Arsinoite nome.
In English machine translation
[recto]
[…] […]
Syrion […] […] drachmas […]
Ap[…]lios […]ly 16 drachmas
Isidoros son of Klaudios 8 drachmas
Melas son of Pakysis 8 drachmas
Agathos son of Sarapion 28 drachmas
14 Kames son of Pachis 12 drachmas
4 Chairemon son of Pachos […] 12 drachmas
Konnos son of Chairemon 28 drachmas
Karanos son of Aiaus 4 drachmas
Ptolemaios son of Ischyras 28 drachmas
Ischyras son of Ptolemaios 28 drachmas
Horion son of Kachotes 28 drachmas
Petsiris, his son, 28 drachmas
Ptollis son of Petheus 28 drachmas
15 Ptolemaios son of Poual 28 drachmas
Sarapion son of Lachanios 28 drachmas
74 (?) Akous son of Lykomedes 28 drachmas
14 Melas son of Heraklas 16 drachmas
Horion son of Keloulos 12 drachmas
Papeis son of Karanos 28 drachmas
15 Kastor son of Kta[…] 28 drachmas
Saras son of Lachanios 28 drachmas
[…] […] drachmas
Pel[…]
Pto[…]
Ak[…]
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Kiapithis […]
Melas son of Pa[…]
Sabinus […]
[verso, column 1]
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[verso, column 2]
Thermouthis […]
Longinus Neilos
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Isidoros […]
Valerius […]
Souchas […]
Tenouchis […]
Mystas […]
Julius son of Heron […]
A[…] 4
Ax[…] 62 drachmas
S[…] 29 drachmas 4 obols
Maximus […] drachmas […]
Kastor […] 4
Tiberius […] […]2 drachmas
Taues daughter of Kollouthos 28 drachmas 1/2 obol
Pekysis also called Kar Sok 5 drachmas 4 obols 2 chalkoi
Tinouthis daughter of Apion 4 drachmas 3 obols
Taes […] 2 drachmas
Julius […] 7 drachmas 2 chalkoi
Acatius son of Priscus […]5 drachmas 4 obols 2 chalkoi
Julius son of Kastor 11 drachmas 1 obol 2 chalkoi
Taues daughter of Heros […] 2
Pe[…] son of Tiberius […] drachmas
Tasouch(is) daughter of Ptolemaios 54 drachmas
Sarapion son of Apion 5 drachmas 4 obols 2 chalkoi
K[…] son of […]tion 11 drachmas
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Isid[…]
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[verso, column 3]
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The numbers in the left margin (14, 4, 15, 74) are unexplained marginal figures. The standard 28-drachma payment matches a familiar poll-tax rate in the Arsinoite nome.
Working translation of the DDbDP edition, made with Claude Opus 5.5 from the edition and the catalogue records shown below (catalogued as Μερισμὸς κατ᾿ ἄνδρα ἀφορῶν εἰς εἰσπράξεις φόρου λαογραφίας). It has not been reviewed by a papyrologist: check the edition before citing. Restorations follow the edition; […] marks lost text and (?) an uncertain reading.