A 6th-century account from the Oxyrhynchite nome recording payments in gold solidi received from named individuals and heirs, grouped by locality. The other side heads a list of field expenses by estate or locality names.
In English machine translation
[verso]
† Expenses in the fields
of Nike
of Leonides
of Aspidas
of Euangelios
of Skytalitis
Patrimounal
of Megale Paroriou
Takona
Sesphtha
of Meskanounis
of Megalou Choriou
of Petronios
Tampeti
of those in Ophis
of Kathigitou
of Terythis
of Artokopiou
Phakra
of Panggouleeiou
of Trigyou
of Maeiouma
of Parthenias.
[recto]
[column 1]
[From so-and-so] 10 solidi, 12 (?)
[…] 5 1/2 solidi, 1 carat
[In] […]
[From so-and-so] 3 1/2 solidi
[…] 2 1/2 solidi
[From so-and-so] 4 solidi, 4 (?)
[…] 3 1/2 solidi
[…] 3 solidi, 3 (?)
[…] 2 solidi
[…] 3 solidi
[…] 5 solidi
[…] 1 solidus
[…] 2 solidi
[…] 3 solidi
[column 2]
In […]
From the heirs of R[…] [solidi] […]
From Hippeus […]
From Areotes [solidi] […]
From Paulos […]
From the same […]
From Hippalos […]
From Samuel […]
From Phoibammon […]
From Ioannes […]
From Papentos […]
In […]
From Apphous […]
From Dositheos […]
From Phoibammon […]
From the same persons […]
From the heirs of I[…] […]
From the heirs of […]
From the […]
The verso names are mostly field or locality names (in the genitive), not all securely identifiable; the figures in column 1 after the solidi amounts are uncertain in meaning.
Working translation of the DDbDP edition, made with Claude Opus 5.5 from the edition and the catalogue records shown below (catalogued as Rationes expensorum et acceptorum). It has not been reviewed by a papyrologist: check the edition before citing. Restorations follow the edition; […] marks lost text and (?) an uncertain reading.