A fragment of a money account recording receipts of the estate of the comes Hadrianos at Hermopolis in the 7th century AD. It lists payments made through groups of cultivators, including wheat dues partly commuted into gold solidi, and a payment for an orchard.
In English machine translation
† With God. Account of receipts of the estate of the lord Hadrianos, comes […]
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Through the cultivators of the vegetable land of Hermopolis, for gold taxes
Through the cultivators of Psilamonthis
Through the cultivators of the land irrigation machines (?) of Hermopolis
Through the cultivators of the two arouras of Thasagarl (?), Hermopolis
To the synegor[…] (?), from 115 artabas of wheat by the receiving measure, for commutation into money of 72 artabas of wheat at 12 (per solidus), 6 solidi, and 43 artabas of wheat
Through the cultivators of Adelphios, from 82 1/2 artabas of wheat by the receiving measure, for commutation into money of 60 artabas of wheat at 12 (?), 4 solidi, and 22 1/2 artabas of wheat
For the price of an orchard at the place called Neos, 4 solidi counted, 3 solidi 8 carats
Apargyrismos is the conversion of dues in kind (here wheat) into money payment; the rate of 12 artabas per solidus fits the figures. Several abbreviations (e.g. synegor-, Thasagarl, gēdia organa) are of uncertain meaning.
Working translation of the DDbDP edition, made with Claude Opus 5.5 from the edition and the catalogue records shown below (catalogued as Money account (receipts)). It has not been reviewed by a papyrologist: check the edition before citing. Restorations follow the edition; […] marks lost text and (?) an uncertain reading.