A sixth-century list of men, mostly identified by father's name, including residents of a hamlet (epoikion). On the back several entries record payments of 8 folles each, apparently of 'leia' coin.
In English machine translation
[recto]
[…] … […]
Serenos R…m[…]
of the hamlet Am[…]
[…]er of Theodoros […]
Ioannes Am… […]
Ioseph Sibelles […]
[…]er of Antiochos […]
Abraam son of Theodoros […]
Aphouas son of Anoutios B[…]
Philoxenos Pho… […]
[…]er of Korax Oph… […]
Isak son of Paulos, brother […]
Stephanos son of Phoibammon […]
Anoutis, brother […]
Ptolemaios son of Heron […]
Stephanos son of Isakios […]
[verso]
[…]er of Theodoros E… […] … 8 folles of leia […]
Sarmatas, son, 8 folles of leia […]
another son, 8 folles of leia […]
Theon son of Eukleros, 8 folles of leia […]
Theodoros son of Phoibammon Akak… […]
son of the phloumaros (?) … […]
Apphouas son of Petros […]
Phoibammon son of Harpalos […]
Gerontios son of Didymos […]
Timotheos son of Theodoros […]
Ioannes son of Phoibammon Kaeipha […]
The recurring 'ερ' at line starts is probably the end of a word such as 'brother' or a name lost in the left margin. 'Leia' (smooth) likely qualifies the coins or a commodity; its exact sense is uncertain.
Working translation of the DDbDP edition, made with Claude Opus 5.5 from the edition and the catalogue records shown below (catalogued as Elenco di persone). It has not been reviewed by a papyrologist: check the edition before citing. Restorations follow the edition; […] marks lost text and (?) an uncertain reading.