A fragmentary account from the Oxyrhynchite nome, 4th century AD, listing sums in talents and myriads (of denarii) paid by or credited to various individuals, some through daughters or agents. The back has headings for meat, wine and chaff, apparently items of a requisition or supply account.
In English machine translation
[recto]
[…] […] ⟦Achilleus son of Lok[…] has […]⟧
[…] […] ⟦on deposit for⟧
[…] […] — ⟦of Achilleus […]⟧
[…] […]
[…] […] Pachon 6, 175 talents […]
[…] Sosibis 67(?) talents […]
[…] Attion 20 talents […]
[…] son of Theodoros, the same, another 16 talents […]
[…] son of Epiphanes and Euporos son of Serenos 18 talents […]
[…] Sophon son of […]pretios … talents […]
[…] from me, Arion, 29 talents […]
[…] from Theodoros son of Stephanos 7 talents […]
[…]
[…]erytis son of Leukadios, through Flavia Maria his daughter, 6 talents […]
[…]eus, through Theodosia his daughter, 6 talents […]
[…] Kreskentios, through Euporos son of Serenos […]
[…]choos 13 talents and 800 myriads, 12 talents […]
[…] Serenianos, through Euporos son of Serenos
[…] 5 talents — through […] talents […]
[…] from his receipts
[…] and 720 myriads […]
[…]dios 2 talents […]
[…] Psobthis […]
[verso]
meat, pounds
wine, sextarii
chaff, pounds
[…]
The cataloguers tentatively describe it as a tax account. Meat, wine and chaff on the verso were typical items of annona-type requisitions in this period. Some numerals (e.g. 67) are uncertain readings.
Working translation of the DDbDP edition, made with Claude Opus 5.5 from the edition and the catalogue records shown below (catalogued as Rechnung über Steuern?). It has not been reviewed by a papyrologist: check the edition before citing. Restorations follow the edition; […] marks lost text and (?) an uncertain reading.