An account listing individuals, including a weaver, the chief of the priests and the village scribe Antonius, with sums in drachmas and obols, totalling 52 drachmas 4 obols. It dates to the early 3rd century AD and probably comes from Soknopaiou Nesos in the Fayum.
In English machine translation
Account of expenditure (?)
Anchophis, mother Katheis, … drachmas 24 obols
Abous son of Tautis
Stotoetis son of Pates
Satabous, brother, 12
Tryphon son of Kathara
Psenesis son of Sempronius […]
Kaeous, weaver
Kallaneis, mother …
Herpaitis son of Petion
for Melas his brother […]
Sotas son of Sas
Kanoues son of Naaraus … 16
Polydeukes son of I…ris … 16
Pabous son of S…aious … 16
Sarapeinos, mother Tha…, 16 obols
Pali…s son of Is…, 16 obols
the chief of the priests … 11
Antonius, village scribe, … drachmas […]
Grand total 52 drachmas 4 obols
Pabous son of Maêl 4 drachmas 16 obols
Panouphis son of Pythes 4 drachmas 4 obols
Psakis son of Panephremmis 4 drachmas 4 obols
Abous son of Abouris 4 drachmas
The heading λόγος ἐκθέσεως is ambiguous; ekthesis may mean a statement of sums set out or owed. The catalogue title calls it the account of a leather worker, though the text itself does not say so.
Working translation of the DDbDP edition, made with Claude Opus 5.5 from the edition and the catalogue records shown below (catalogued as Conto di un cuoiaio). It has not been reviewed by a papyrologist: check the edition before citing. Restorations follow the edition; […] marks lost text and (?) an uncertain reading.