Fragmentary account from the Hermopolite nome, 2nd century AD, listing individuals with ages, sums of money and quantities of wheat, apparently relating to obligations, condemnations and payments with a fifty-percent surcharge. Names include Artemidoros, Psois son of Kastor, Asies son of Phibis and Pekysis son of Harpbekis of Temenkyrkis.
In English machine translation
[column 1]
[… lines lost …]
[…] of grain (?), Artemidoros, 18 1/2
[…]
[…], aged about 39, likewise in house-plots, 800 drachmas
[…] from year 16 to the […] of the
[…] period
[…], himself literate, aged about 24
[…] 700 drachmas
[…] from year 16 to the […] of the
[…] in the category of the
[…] condemned (?) in year 21, Phaophi
[…] condemned (?), sixty-drachma (tax), together with other (items) 419 drachmas 3 obols 2 chalkoi
[…] 16 1/2 artabas of wheat with the half-addition, 3,340 1/4 drachmas
[…] with the half-addition 1,240 1/2 artabas, year 8, artabas
[column 2]
made in the district (?) […]
towards […]
together with other (items) 1/2 […]
year 9, artabas of wheat […]
Psois son of Kastor […]
made in the district (?) […]
towards 1 1/2
the same, from […]
[…]
artabas, Asies son of Phibis, landholder […]
made by […]
year 8, Mesore […]
of those sent […]
Pekysis son of Harpbekis […]
in Temenkyrkis, aged about […]
made […]
The 'half-addition' (hemiolia) is a 50% penalty surcharge on arrears; 'sphragis' here likely denotes a land district rather than a seal. Several readings, such as 'condemned', are abbreviated and uncertain.
Working translation of the DDbDP edition, made with Claude Opus 5.5 from the edition and the catalogue records shown below (catalogued as Rechnung in Geld). It has not been reviewed by a papyrologist: check the edition before citing. Restorations follow the edition; […] marks lost text and (?) an uncertain reading.