An account of money payments arranged by village in the Arsinoite nome (Kerkesoucha, Berenikis, Magdola, Ibion Argaiou), listing individual payers, amounts in drachmas and obols, and village totals, including sums applied to arrears in the divisions of Themistos and Polemon. The verso refers to a roll of monthly bank statements for Phamenoth. It dates to the 2nd century AD.
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[recto, column 1]
[…]
[…] 4 drachmas
[…] 110 drachmas
[and towards] the arrears of Themistos
[…] Aphrod[…] 4 drachmas
[…] 114
Kerkesoucha, year 7
Akes, in place of Satabous, his mother being Taorsenouphis, 4 drachmas 1 1/2 obols
[and] towards the arrears of the grain collection of Polemon
Akemorsis son of Akeis 4 drachmas
Patynis son of Heron 16 drachmas
of the grain collection of Themistos
Nennephis […]
Akemorsis […]
Harpokra[…]
[…]
[…]
[column 2]
[…] son of Peteeus [drachmas] […]
Akes son of Chairion 9 drachmas
Akeponnes son of Akeis 8 drachmas
Onnophris son of A[…] 8 drachmas
Total 211 drachmas 1 1/2 obols
Berenikis, year 6
Dorion son of Dorion 31 drachmas 3 1/2 obols
and towards the arrears of debts of Polemon
[…] of Zoilos also called Kapitol[…], son of Tryphon 8 drachmas
[grain collection (?)] of Themistos
[…]on also called Apion, son of Diodoros 14 drachmas
[…]dios 8 drachmas
S[…]on son of Lucius 4 drachmas
Total 65 drachmas 3 1/2 obols
Magdola, year […]
Sabinus son of D[…] 12 drachmas
and towards the arrears of Themistos
Dioskoros son of Sansneus 8 drachmas
Total 20 drachmas
Ibion Argaiou, year 7
[…]
Demetrios son of Heraklas […] drachmas
Ammonios son of Teos 24 drachmas
Thaesis daughter of Menches 8 drachmas […]
[…] of Themistos
[…] 14 drachmas
[…]mos 8 drachmas
[column 3]
[…]
Hatres son of Horsisouchos […]
Chaireis son of Her[…]
Papontos […]
Total, year 7 […]
[verso]
Of Isidoros […]
[…] from the roll of monthly statements of the bank […] of the month Phamenoth […]
Themistos and Polemon are the two administrative divisions (merides) of the Arsinoite nome; the entries record payments credited to arrears of grain collection and debts there. The verso mentions extracts from a roll (tomos) of monthly bank reports.
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.