Fragmentary register from Aphrodito in the 8th century AD listing angareutai (persons liable to compulsory service) from various hamlets, including Pakaunis, the Emphyteutai and Psyros, and from the monasteries. It also includes a list of names, mostly of women.
In English machine translation
[A, recto]
[…]
[A, recto, 1]
[…] angareutai of the hamlet of Pakaunis
from the hamlet of the Emphyteutai
[A, recto, 2]
[…] angareutai of the hamlet of Pakaunis
from the hamlet of the Emphyteutai
[A, recto, 3]
from the hamlet of Psyros
from the angareutai of the monasteries, namely Apollos son of Hieremias, Maria daughter of Tap[…]
[A, recto, 4]
from the hamlet of Psyros
from the angareutai of the monasteries, namely Apollos son of Hieremias, Maria daughter of Tap[…]
[A, recto]
Dazia
Heraei
Thanerp[…]
Paatp…
Taekla
Trase
Tseros
[A, verso]
[…]
arouras
[B]
[…]
of maintenance (?)
Angareutai were people liable to compulsory transport or labour service, a term with no exact English equivalent. The word read as 'maintenance' (apotrophe) on fragment B is abbreviated and its sense here is uncertain.
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.