Fragmentary account from Memphis, 3rd century AD, listing sums of money in drachmas and obols with a total of 398 drachmas 2 obols. It then records payments, apparently taxes or fees, connected with slaves described by name, age and physical features, including a nine-year-old slave, with a soldier and an Aurelius also mentioned.
In English machine translation
[…] … expended (?) 36 drachmas 3 obols
[…] 24, writing (?) 8 drachmas
[…] 2 obols, 28, … 1, 5 drachmas 1 obol
[…] 43, 5 obols, … and other 20 drachmas 5 obols
[…] … 3, 3 obols, total 398 drachmas 2 obols
[…] … and Aurelius
[…] … soldier
[…] … slave named Euty[…]
[…] … uncircumcised (?), long-faced, 22 drachmas 2 obols
[…] … slave named Epi[…], being 9 years old, un[circumcised], long-faced, 22 drachmas 2 obols
[…]
The reading 'uncircumcised' (aperitmetos) is partly restored; the descriptions of the slaves resemble those used in sale registers or tax records on slave transactions.
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.