A list of place-names, mostly field or locality names, many named after saints, churches or individuals, from Aphrodito in the Antaiopolite nome. It follows a heading or closing line dated Pauni 26 of the 9th indiction, and dates to the 8th century AD.
In English machine translation
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[...] ... [...] ... having been made (?), month of Pauni 26, indiction 9. †
Aal[...]
Dikaue
Paats
Pabain[...]
Pameei
Panleue
Papmoou
Peloole
Plellei
Poulites
Tzoul
Tsoitsoi
Psalos
Psike
Psouoth
Of Saint Heraklios
Of Saint Mary
Akao
[...]alau
[...]achmou
Of the dyer
Of the church
Of Hellos Phoi
Of Euethios
Erikone
Thananep
Theneute
Therseopnam
Kam...ait
Of Kapros
Of Kindynos
[...]komet
Of Kyra
Mounaxe
Ouabersai
Panachore
Panbamp[e]
Of Panichates
Of Pasinos
Patkert
Pbel[...]
Of Perion
Petiae
Pia Asia
Pia Tzakoul
Piene
Pimise
Pin
Pka[...]
Pkometoou
Pnas
Poua Aseeine
Pouaa
Prmoule
Sakamarei
Of Serion
Talaa
Tars[...]
Taphes
Of Tepythis
Tepot
Tzakoul
Tlehnei
Of Triadelphos
Tsa[...]
Tselko
Tsone
Of the sons of Ts[...]or
Phamoi
Ph...[...]...x
Phounoub
Psanetseb
The names appear to be toponyms (fields, estates or hamlets) of the Aphrodito district, many of Coptic origin; genitive forms like 'Of Saint Mary' denote properties named after their owner or patron. The purpose of the list is lost with the opening lines.
Working translation of the DDbDP edition, made with Claude Opus 5.5 from the edition and the catalogue records shown below. It has not been reviewed by a papyrologist: check the edition before citing. Restorations follow the edition; […] marks lost text and (?) an uncertain reading.