A two-column list of names, apparently of taxpayers, from the Apollonopolite nome (Edfu region) in Upper Egypt. Many entries note that the payment or obligation was handled through an intermediary, such as a priest or deacon.
In English machine translation
[column 1]
[…]
son of Susanna; Paam and Menas through Apa Am[…]
Severos son of Kamoul and his brother
Sansnos son of Kytos through […]
[…]
Ioseph son of M…ios
Paam son of Iosephios
Senuthios son of Kousos through Apa Pheu
Eiot son of Piatros
Ioannes son of Koui through Aron
Apa Dios son of Kalche
Abraham son of Kourit through Apa Dios
of Herakleides son of Pemoue
Daniel son of Katsamistas
Agapetos son of Anania, husband
son of Hypsistia through …
son of Koulol
Abraham son of Symeon
son of Hatres son of Kanach
son of Talas son of Kouke through […]
Dorotheos son of Pl…och
son of Hatres son of Herant
[column 2]
[…]
Andreas […]
of Herakleides […]
Palei son of A[…]
Ioannes son of Herma[…]
son of Ioannes
through Sansnos the priest, thus
Hater
Ioannes son of Koui
son of Hater
Senuthios son of Mote
Mousaios son of Bele
Palau son of Ar[…]
Abraham son of Heraei
son of Hatres son of Kanach
through Kyros the deacon, thus
Peiros son of Apo…[…]
son of Kano…[…]
the priest […]
his son
Souai son of L[…]
son of Hatres son of Kanach
through Kyros son of Menas, thus
Severos son of […]
his son
Philotheos son of Tasb[…]
his son
his brother
son of Livius
Menas son of Pcheris
Pemrai[…]
son of Kath…[…]
son of Talas son of Kouke
Sampson
Onnophris […]
The phrase "through" (dia) marks the person acting on behalf of the listed contributor. The names are largely Coptic and Christian, consistent with the late antique or early Islamic Edfu archive of Papas.
Working translation of the DDbDP edition, made with Claude Opus 5.5 from the edition and the catalogue records shown below (catalogued as Listes de contribuables). It has not been reviewed by a papyrologist: check the edition before citing. Restorations follow the edition; […] marks lost text and (?) an uncertain reading.