An account listing payments in gold solidi and carats made by named landowners of Tarrouthis in the Hermopolite nome, headed by a priest named Titoues. The recto records sums for an 8th indiction totalling 129 solidi 11 carats; the verso gives a second account of smaller payments from the same village.
In English machine translation
[recto]
†
Statement of the landowners
[…] of Tarrouthis, 8th indiction,
as follows:
through Titoues, priest, 24 solidi
through Paulos, brother of Ioannes, 12 solidi
through Abraamios son of Phibion, 9 solidi
through Psotes son of Ieremias, 9 solidi
through Ioannes son of Thermouthis, 12 solidi
through Pkoui son of Paulos, 12 solidi
through Ioannes son of Anoubion, 12 solidi
through Georgios son of Koukis, 12 solidi
through Palotes son of Pra, 9 solidi
through Besios, 9 solidi
through Pjeje, 9 solidi 11 carats
Total 129 solidi 11 carats
[verso]
† Account […] from Tarrouthis
through Titoues, priest, 5 solidi 12 carats
through Psotes son of Ieremias, 4 solidi 13 carats
through Georgios son of Koukis, 3 solidi 18 carats
through Paulos, brother of Ioannes, 18 carats
through Pkoui son of Paulos, 6 solidi […]
through Ioannes son of Anoubion, 4 solidi 12 carats
through Bekios, 5 solidi 6 carats
through Paulos son of Tornos, 6 solidi 19 carats
Total […] solidi 5 carats
The solidus (nomisma) was the Byzantine gold coin, divided into 24 carats (keratia). The purpose of the payments on the verso is unclear because its heading is illegible.
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). It has not been reviewed by a papyrologist: check the edition before citing. Restorations follow the edition; […] marks lost text and (?) an uncertain reading.