An account listing quantities of grain in artabas against individual names, including village headmen (komarchs) Timotheos and Petros, a presbyter, deacons and a tax collector. It dates to the late 4th century AD.
In English machine translation
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Amynis son of Phibis, 3 artabas
Timotheos, komarch, 6 artabas
Timotheos, komarch, likewise, 5 artabas
Timotheos, komarch, likewise, 26 artabas
Apa …etor, presbyter, […] artabas
Timotheos, komarch, likewise, […] artabas
Isakos son of Ioannes, […] artabas
Timotheos, komarch, likewise, […] artabas
Timotheos, komarch, likewise, […] artabas
The kephalaiotes Apol(los) son of Hermes, 2 artabas
Petros son of Isakios, […] 1/2 artabas
Apoll(os), deacon, 2 1/4 artabas
Petros, komarch, 6 artabas
Taurinos son of Tornos, 1/2 1/3 1/12 artaba
Anouphis son of Apol(los), 2 1/4 artabas
Petros, komarch, 16 artabas
Petros, komarch, likewise, 1 1/12 artabas
Abramios son of Hermes, 1/2 artaba
Isakos son of Ioannes, 1 artaba
Viktor son of Tornos, 3 1/2 artabas
Petros, komarch, 3 1/2 1/3 artabas
Elias, deacon, …7 artabas
Petros, komarch, 1 1/4 artabas.
A komarch was a village headman; a kephalaiotes was a local official responsible for collecting dues. The beginning of the list is lost and several amounts are missing.
Working translation of the DDbDP edition, made with Claude Opus 5.5 from the edition and the catalogue records shown below (catalogued as Account of Corn). It has not been reviewed by a papyrologist: check the edition before citing. Restorations follow the edition; […] marks lost text and (?) an uncertain reading.