Fragmentary list of persons, including decurions, cataphract cavalrymen, an actuarius, citizens and a carpenter, with amounts of wheat in artabas, several connected with Dionysias. It belongs to the military papers of the Abinnaeus archive, mid-4th century AD, probably from Philadelphia in the Arsinoite nome.
In English machine translation
[Fragment A]
[…]
Loi[…]
Mouses, decurion […]
Nilammon […]
Ouenophris […]
Hatres through Syr[…]
Paesis, decurion, wheat […]
Syrion, wheat […]
Petronios, wheat […]
[…]
Palot, wheat […]
Mouses, son of Ag(?), wheat […]
Pennious […]
Apollos […]
Nilos son of Ouenophris
Hekios, carpenter […]
Pales […]
Paulos, decurion, wheat […]
Sabinus, citizen […]
Eulogios, citizen […]
Pales […]
[…]
[Fragment B, column 1]
[…] wheat, 2 artabas
[…] 4
[…] wheat, 1 1/3 artabas
[…]
[…] of Dionysias, wheat, 1 1/2 1/3 artabas
[…]
[Fragment B, column 2]
Theophilos, 2 artabas […]
To Aletios from Dionysias […]
Proterios, wheat […]
Agathos, actuarius, wheat […]
Zoilos, cataphract, wheat
Zoilos son of Ol[…]
Dion son of Il[…], cataphract, wheat […]
Heron, cataphract, wheat […]
Melas, citizen […]
Syrion […]
Pennious […]
[…]ousios from Hermopolis […]
Agathos, actuarius […]
[…]los […]
[…]
[Fragment]
[…]lios, wheat […]
his […]
[of Dionysi]as […]
[…] of Dionysias […]
[…] of Dionysias […]
[…]
[Fragment C, column 1]
From Ouenaphris, 40 myriads
⟦From Ouenaphris, 9 myriads⟧
[Fragment C, column 2]
[…]
Part of the archive of Flavius Abinnaeus, commander at Dionysias; the 'myriads' are probably myriads of denarii. The actuarius was a military supply officer.
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.