Fragment from the middle of a register of taxpayers, listing men by their own and father's names together with their mother's and maternal grandfather's names. A drachma sign shows it recorded money payments. It dates to the 2nd or 3rd century AD; provenance unknown.
In English machine translation
[…] son of Petesouchos, mother Tephre[…]
[…] son of Papontos, mother Ta…[…]
[…] son of Sambas, mother … daughter of […]
[…]as son of Orsenouphis, mother […]
[…] son of Petesys, mother Tap[…]
[…]… son of Petesouchos, mother …[…]
[…] son of Epimachos …[…]
[…]medes son of A[…]
[…] son of Ptolemaios […]
[…] Pete[…]m[…]
[…]… Thenpetes[ouchos] […]
[…]pous, mother […]
[…] the elder, son of Apollonios, mother Heras daughter of Apynchis […]
[…] the elder, son of Herakleios, mother Protous daughter of Dio[…]
[…] son of Petesys, mother Tapontous daughter of Ps[…]
[…]pel…os, mother Tallaus daughter of Pallaus, drachmas […]
[…] son of Herakleios, mother Sarapias daughter of […]l[…]
[…]…ot, mother Sambathis daughter of Hero…[…]
[…]… likewise
[…]eou[…], mother Tepheros daughter of O[…]
[…] son of Ptolemaios, mother Thea… daughter of …[…]
[…]…t the elder, son of Orseus, mother Taarmiysis daughter of […]
[…] the elder
[…]…ou[…]
[… ? lines lost …]
The beginnings and ends of all lines are lost, so no payer's own name and no amount survives in full. "The elder" (presbyteros) distinguishes a man from a younger namesake.
Working translation of the DDbDP edition, made with Claude Opus 5.5 from the edition and the catalogue records shown below (catalogued as Register of Tax - payments). It has not been reviewed by a papyrologist: check the edition before citing. Restorations follow the edition; […] marks lost text and (?) an uncertain reading.