An account in gold solidi and carats drawn up by a certain Dios for the month of Tybi in a 6th indiction, listing sums from sealed receipts, incomes and tax payments from various individuals. It comes from Antinoopolis in the first half of the 7th century AD.
In English machine translation
[1]
With God.
Statement of me, Dios, of payments(?) for Tybi, 1st, 6th indiction.
Of apolytos (gold): 70 solidi less 10 1/2 (carats)
⟦Seal of Kallinikos: 25 solidi less 1/2 (carat)⟧
⟦Seal of Horouonchios: 130 solidi, 14 1/2 1/4 carats⟧
Income of the same: 22 solidi plus 1/2 (carat)
Income of the same: 6 solidi, 5 1/4 carats
Income of the same: 3 solidi, full
Income of Theodoros: 5 solidi, 4 1/2 1/4 carats
Income of Kollouthos: 2 solidi, 1 1/2 carats
Income of Anatolios: 16 solidi, 12 carats
Second income of the same: 11 carats
For various seals: 18 solidi less 3 1/4 (carats)
For various incomes: 68 1/4 carats
For the incomes of Menas the weigher: 4 solidi plus 1/2 (carat)
Of apolytos (gold): 30 solidi less 1 1/2 (carats)
Likewise, for various seals through the domesticus: 12 solidi
For the chrysikon (gold tax) through Apollos the notary: 1 solidus less 3 1/2 (carats)
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Voucher of Kallinikos the soldier: 1 solidus less 5 (carats)
For Kollouthos the saddler(?): 8 carats.
"Apolytos" apparently designates a standard or unrestricted category of gold coin; "sphragis" (seal) here refers to sealed payment receipts. The reading "misthon" (payments) in the heading is an expanded abbreviation and its 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 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.