A day-by-day account of money taxes received in the month of Phaophi, listing taxpayers and amounts paid for poll-tax, pasture-rent, the epistatikon tax and other dues. It dates to the 2nd century AD and ends with a total of 560 drachmas.
In English machine translation
[…] Phaophi, money taxes:
Day 2: K[…]otis, for pasture-rent, 100 drachmas
Day 3: for poll-tax, 100 drachmas
Day 5: for poll-tax, 200 drachmas
Day 6: for revenues of Alaiout, 100 drachmas
Polion son of Damas, for pasture-rent, 100 drachmas
Total: 200 drachmas
Day 7: Kopres, weaver, for epistatikon tax, 200
of the priests, 160 drachmas
Orseus son of Onnophris, for poll-tax, 24 drachmas
Theon son of Kastor son of Tei[…] […] 12 drachmas
Athenodoros, for telesma (?), 4 drachmas
Eudaimon […] for poll-tax, 4 drachmas
Heron […] for pasture-rent, 20 drachmas
Kollouthos son of […]gon
[…] 48 drachmas
[…], weaver, for epistatikon tax, 88 drachmas
Total: 560
Several abbreviations (e.g. 'epach', 'prok', 'top', 'pe') are unclear and left untranslated or marked uncertain. The epistatikon was a tax connected with the supervision of temples or crafts; 'pasture-rent' renders phoros nomon.
Working translation of the DDbDP edition, made with Claude Opus 5.5 from the edition and the catalogue records shown below (catalogued as Compte d’impôts). It has not been reviewed by a papyrologist: check the edition before citing. Restorations follow the edition; […] marks lost text and (?) an uncertain reading.