An account from Aphrodito in the Antaiopolite nome listing extraordinary charges and customary payments in gold solidi owed for the 8th indiction to various officials, such as the riparius, the governor's staff, collectors and the tribune of Antaiou.
In English machine translation
Statement of the extraordinary charges and other customary payments of the tax assessment of the 8th indiction
[column 1]
To the riparius, […]4 solidi
Of the expelleutes, […] solidi
Of the commentariensis, 2 […] solidi
Of the tower-guard, 1 1/2 solidi
Of the assistant of the accounting office, 4 solidi
Of the tribune of the peace-keepers, 1 1/2 solidi
Of the embolator and […], 5 solidi
Victor, singularius […], 6 solidi
Likewise through the same, for the 3rd instalment, 6 solidi
John, of the governor's staff, 2 solidi
Victor, of the governor's staff, 1 solidus
Lamprotatos, singularius of the governor's staff, 2 solidi
Of the sacred delegatio, 6 solidi
To Thomas the collector, 2 solidi
[…]
[column 2]
To the tribune of Antaiou, 2 solidi
To Psates, before the (city?) of Antaiou, 1 solidus
For the statement of the measurement, 1 solidus
Of the imperial revenues, 12 1/2 solidi
The riparius, for the public taxes, 1 solidus
Of the castrensianus, 1 solidus
Pharanit Bau (?), 1 solidus
Many entries are Latin official titles transliterated into Greek (riparius, a police official; commentariensis, a clerk; singularius, an officer of the governor's staff). The 'customary payments' (synetheiai) were fees paid to officials on top of regular taxes.
Working translation of the DDbDP edition, made with Claude Opus 5.5 from the edition and the catalogue records shown below (catalogued as Liste). It has not been reviewed by a papyrologist: check the edition before citing. Restorations follow the edition; […] marks lost text and (?) an uncertain reading.