Fragmentary account of tax revenues in money from villages and divisions of the Arsinoite nome, with totals for taxes such as the monodesmia of hay, the histonarchia, the weavers' tax and the oil tax. A grand total of 31 talents is recorded as paid, apparently involving a prytanis of Alexandria.
In English machine translation
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[…] of […]dos, 276 drachmas
of Psinis, 68 drachmas
of Tebetny, 300 drachmas
of Busiris, 100 drachmas
of Apollonias, 80 drachmas
total 2,900 drachmas
total for the monodesmia of hay: 1 talent 644 drachmas
[…] of the division of Herakleides
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total […] of the nome, 2 talents 813 drachmas 4 obols
Diphro[…] of the places […], 100 drachmas
division of Herakleides
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of Kerkeesis, 3[.] drachmas
of Lysimachis, [.]4 drachmas
total 364 drachmas
total for the histonarchia: 3,670 drachmas
for the weavers' tax (gerdiakon) of the metropolis
through Chairemon son of Asemos
of the nome likewise
division of Herakleides
of Dinnis, […] drachmas
division of Themistos
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[…] the lessee
of the division of Themistos, through
the same, 3,508 drachmas
division of Polemon likewise
through the same, 2,700 drachmas
total […] of the oil tax […], 1 talent 1,096 drachmas
[…] of the collection
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[…] of the most splendid city
of the Alexandrians, prytanis in office, 3 talents
grand total 31 talents 4,790 drachmas 4 obols
which were also paid to the
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Monodesmia of hay was a levy on bundles of fodder, and histonarchia a tax connected with looms or weaving; neither has an exact English equivalent. Several readings and figures are damaged.
Working translation of the DDbDP edition, made with Claude Opus 5.5 from the edition and the catalogue records shown below. It has not been reviewed by a papyrologist: check the edition before citing. Restorations follow the edition; […] marks lost text and (?) an uncertain reading.