An account of wheat in artabas collected from villages grouped by toparchy (Kousseitou Lower, Leukopyrgeitou Upper, Patemitou Lower) in the Hermopolite nome, totalling 806 1/2 artabas. It ends with a receipt subscription by Aurelius Dioskourides son of Silvanus, former euthenearch and dekaprotos, acknowledging the measured wheat. Third century AD, Hermopolis.
In English machine translation
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[…] as follows below […]
Of Kousseitou Lower:
of Titkois, 19 1/6 artabas
of T[…]is, 1 2/3 artabas (?)
Total 20 1/2 1/3 artabas
Of Leukopyrgeitou Upper:
of Micholis, 3 […] artabas
[…], 5 artabas
Ke[…] at Titkois, 4 artabas
of the Hamlet of Demetrios, 40 artabas
of Sembeichis, 1 1/3 artabas
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of Damratos, 7 artabas
Total 19 artabas
Of Patemitou Lower:
of Tanau, 113 artabas
of Peentalis, 6 artabas
of Toou Neaniskon, 30 artabas
Total 149 artabas
Total together of the distribution order, the aforementioned 806 1/2 artabas.
Aurelius Dioskourides son of Silvanus […], former euthenearch, dekaprotos […]: I have measured the eight hundred six and a half artabas of wheat […]
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The diastole was an official order specifying deliveries; the dekaprotoi were liturgical officials responsible for grain collection. Some fractions and village names are damaged and uncertain.
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.