A register of land taxes in wheat from the Arsinoite nome, listing individual taxpayers of Theadelphia, the category of land they held (catoecic, epibole, sacred land) and the wheat owed with additional surcharges. It probably dates to the late 2nd century AD.
In English machine translation
Zois daughter of Herakleides, of Theadelphia, catoecic land: 11 2/3 artabas of wheat;
10 artabas of wheat, with additional charges 1 2/3 artabas of wheat.
Zois daughter of Heron, through her daughters,
of Theadelphia, epibole land: 33 1/6 artabas of wheat;
2 1/3 1/24 artabas of wheat, with additional charges 1/3 1/24 artaba of wheat;
sacred land in rents:
2 1/8 artabas of wheat, with additional charges 1/3 1/24 artaba of wheat;
sacred land, of dues:
8 1/4 1/24 artabas of wheat, with additional charges 1/3 1/12 artaba of wheat;
[…] 15 1/2 1/12 artabas of wheat, with additional charges 2 1/2 1/8 artabas of wheat.
Sarapion son of Euboulos, of the Auxisporeios tribe
also called Eusebeios: 8 1/6 artabas of wheat;
of Theadelphia, sacred land in rents:
4 1/4 artabas of wheat, with additional charges 2/3 1/24 artaba of wheat;
of dues: 2 1/4 artabas of wheat, with additional charges 1/3 [1/24] artaba of wheat;
[…] 1 artaba of wheat […] with additional charges […] artaba of wheat;
[…] artabas of wheat […] with additional charges 1/3 1/12 artaba of wheat.
[…]
The prosmetroumena were supplementary charges levied on top of the basic grain tax. Epibole land was land compulsorily assigned to cultivators, and the Auxisporeios 'also called' Eusebeios is an Alexandrian-style tribal designation.
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 Land Taxes). It has not been reviewed by a papyrologist: check the edition before citing. Restorations follow the edition; […] marks lost text and (?) an uncertain reading.