A list of payments in kind of wheat and lentils, measured in artabas, to about twenty named individuals, several identified by family relationship, origin (Alexandria, Constantinople) or title such as cupbearer or tribune. It dates to the 5th or 6th century AD and probably comes from the Herakleopolite nome.
In English machine translation
To Artabourios, brother […]
To Theodosios, brother, wheat 8 artabas […]
To Eutychios the Alexandrian, wheat 9 artabas, lentils […] artabas
To Ioannes, son, wheat 4 1/2 artabas […]
To Agathammon, wheat 9 artabas, lentils […] artabas
To Eudokimos, brother, wheat 9 artabas, lentils […] artabas
To Ioannes, brother, wheat […] 4 artabas
To Agathos, brother, wheat 6 artabas, lentils […] artabas
To Margarites the Alexandrian, their father, wheat 9 artabas, lentils […] artabas
To Ioannes son of apa Ol, wheat 9 artabas, lentils 4 artabas
To Areobindas, wheat 9 artabas, lentils 4 artabas
To Ioannes the Constantinopolitan, wheat 9 artabas, lentils 4 artabas
To Euphemios son of Hormidas, wheat 8 artabas, lentils 16 artabas
To Ioannes, brother, son of Hormidas, wheat 9 artabas, lentils 4 artabas
To Elias son of Europe, Vestiarites, wheat 9 artabas, lentils […] artabas
To Julius son of Epiphanios, wheat 4 1/2 artabas […]
To Phoibammon son of Astas, wheat 9 artabas […]
To Astas, son, wheat 6 artabas […]
To Petros, brother, wheat 8 artabas […]
To Heortasios the cupbearer, wheat […] artabas
To apa Sion, tribune (?) […]
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Several names may be read as patronymics or as two individuals; 'Vestiarites' may denote a member of the imperial wardrobe guard rather than a surname. Many lentil figures are lost, and at least 17 further lines 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 Liste mit Zahlungen in Natura). It has not been reviewed by a papyrologist: check the edition before citing. Restorations follow the edition; […] marks lost text and (?) an uncertain reading.