Two fragments of a sixth-century account from Antinoopolis listing men by name and patronymic, each assessed with a number or fraction of 'onomata' (fiscal units or shares). The list is incomplete at top and bottom.
In English machine translation
[Fragment A]
[…]
[…] (onoma) […]
Ioannes son of Ionios, (onoma) […]
Apollos son of Phoibammon, (onoma) […]
Taurinos son of Daueit (David), (onoma) […]
Silvanus son of Paulos, 1 onoma […]
Viktor son of Ptolemaios, 1 1/3 onoma
Paesis son of Phibios, 1 onoma
Abramis son of Psates, 1 onoma
Apollos son of Paesios, 1 onoma
Andreas son of Toras, 1/2 onoma
Viktor son of […], 1/2 1/3 onoma
Ionas son of Paesios, 1 1/3 onoma
Ioannes son of […]nios, 1 onoma ⟦1/2⟧
Esaias son of P[…]lios, 2 2/3 onomata
Isak son of […]mios, 1 onoma ⟦1/3⟧
Paulos son of […]s, 3 onomata
Phoibammon son of Chairemon, 1 onoma
Phoibammon son of the smith, 2/3 onoma
Andreas son of Anouphis, 2 onomata
Psansi… son of Paesios, 2 onomata with a lodging (?)
Apollos son of Herminos, 2 onomata
[…] son of Paesios, 1 onoma
[…], 1/2 onoma
[…], 1 onoma
[…]
[Fragment B]
[…]
[…], 1/2 onoma
[…], 2 onomata
[…] son of Serenos, 1 onoma …
[…]eeus, 1 onoma …
Paesis son of Iakob, 1 onoma
Andreas son of Apollos, 3 2/3 onomata
Elias son of Sarapion, 2 onomata
Enoch son of Mathias, 2 onomata
Klomis son of Ioannes, 1 1/3 onoma
Ptolemaios son of Phibios, 1 onoma
Apollos son of Choor, 1 onoma
Paesis son of Petros son of Onophris, 2/3 onoma
Paesis son of the deacon, 2 onomata
Viktor son of Lythios, 3 onomata
Ioannes son of Silizadj, 3 onomata
Apollos son of Ionas, 2 onomata
Kyriakos son of Ionas, 1/2 onoma
Mathias son of Ionas, 2 1/3 onomata
Kastor son of Proous, 1 onoma
the son, Phibis son of Psois, 1/2 onoma
Melanos son of Ioannes, 1 onoma
Ioannes […]
Alexandros […]
the son of Si[…]
Ioannes […]
A…[…]
Onoma ('name') here is a fiscal or liturgical unit of assessment, assigned in whole numbers and fractions; it has no exact English equivalent. The phrase 'syn mone' may mean 'with a lodging' or similar and 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 Account). It has not been reviewed by a papyrologist: check the edition before citing. Restorations follow the edition; […] marks lost text and (?) an uncertain reading.