Fragment of a register of land taxes in wheat, listing landholders (mostly katoikoi, settler-landholders, and holders of assigned land) with their acreage in arouras, the wheat due in artabas, and additional surcharges. It probably comes from the Arsinoite nome in the 3rd century AD.
In English machine translation
[…]mios, mother Satabous, 8 arouras, 5 artabas of wheat […] 1/4 (octadrachm) through
[…] Mesore 4 (octadrachm) […] 6 1/8 artabas of wheat
[through] […]rmis, former kosmetes
[…]on, katoikos, 4 arouras, 4 1/6 1/24 artabas of wheat, additional charges 1/24 1/32
[…] son of Dioskoros, of the epibole, 2 1/4 1/8 1/16 1/48 arouras, 9 1/8 artabas of wheat, additional charges […]
[…]erion, katoikos, 5 arouras, 5 1/4 artabas of wheat, additional charges 5/48
[…]ios son of Priscus, katoikos, 7 1/16 arouras, 7 5/[…] artabas of wheat […]
[…]ios, katoikos, 9 1/4 1/8 arouras, 9 5/24 1/32 artabas of wheat, additional charges 1
[…]ios, katoikos, 7 1/32 arouras, 7 1/3 23/[…] 1/32 artabas of wheat, additional charges 1 1/4
[…]killa, katoikos, 2 1/6 arouras, 2 1/6 1/8 artabas of wheat, additional charges […]
[…] of the epibole, 7 1/4 arouras, 26 1/24 artabas of wheat, additional charges 1/3 5/[…]
[…] 2 arouras, 2 1/8 artabas of wheat, additional charges 1/3 1/48
Epibole refers to land compulsorily assigned for cultivation; prosmetroumena are supplementary measures charged on top of the basic wheat tax. Several fractions are expressed in unusual notations and their reading is uncertain.
Working translation of the DDbDP edition, made with Claude Opus 5.5 from the edition and the catalogue records shown below (catalogued as Fragment de registre de taxes sur la terre). It has not been reviewed by a papyrologist: check the edition before citing. Restorations follow the edition; […] marks lost text and (?) an uncertain reading.