A tax account from the Hermopolite nome listing month by month the payments in gold solidi made by a series of villages and hamlets, including annona payments from public dues of a 15th indiction. It dates to the first half of the 7th century AD.
In English machine translation
[1]
† Paid in Epeiph, as follows:
Hermotnis: 29 solidi
Akis: 100 solidi
Thallou: 250 solidi
Ibion Tanoupis: 27 solidi
Ibion Teo: 40 solidi
hamlet of Ieremias: 8 solidi
of the Beekeepers: 20 solidi
Nagogis: … solidi
Ptimikyrkis: … solidi
…
[…]
[2]
† Paid in Mesore, as follows:
Hermotnis: 2 solidi
Akis: 16 solidi
Thallou: 39 1/16 (?) solidi
Ibion Teo: 10 solidi
hamlet of Ieremias: 4 solidi
Ibion Tanoupis: 2 solidi
of the Beekeepers: 40 solidi
Nagogis: 1… solidi
Ptimikyrkis: 7 solidi
…
[…]
[3]
The same, paid in Mecheir
4
[…]
[4]
† Account, with God, of the annona from public dues of the 15th indiction, as follows:
Paid in …: Hermotnis: 1 solidus
Akis: … solidi
Thallou: […] solidi
Ibion Teo: 30 solidi
hamlet of Ieremias: 1 solidus
Ibion Tanoupis: … solidi
of the Beekeepers: […] solidi
Nagogis: […] solidi
Ptemenkyrkis: […] solidi
[…]
[5]
Paid in Hathyr, annona 4 (?) […], as follows:
Hermotnis: 12 solidi
Akis: 80 solidi
Thallou: 108 solidi
Ibion Teo: …8 solidi
hamlet of Ieremias: […] solidi
Ibion Tanoupis: … solidi
of the Beekeepers: […] solidi
Nagogis: […] solidi
Ptemenkyrkis: […] solidi
…[…]
[…]
[6]
† [Paid in Choiak], as follows:
Hermotnis […]
Akis […]
Thallou […]
Ibion […]
hamlet of Ieremias […]
Ibion […]
of the Beekeepers […]
Nagogis
Ptemenkyrkis […]
[…]
The annona was a tax originally levied in kind, here reckoned in solidi (gold coins). Melissourgon means '(village) of the Beekeepers'.
Working translation of the DDbDP edition, made with Claude Opus 5.5 from the edition and the catalogue records shown below (catalogued as Steuerliste über Abgaben verschiedener Dörfer). It has not been reviewed by a papyrologist: check the edition before citing. Restorations follow the edition; […] marks lost text and (?) an uncertain reading.