A list from Oxyrhynchus giving, district by district across the city's twelve named quarters, the numbers of men classed as rhemboi (vagrants or people absent from their registered place) and of homologoi. The first column totals 635 men, the second gives 100 as a heading figure and 93 as the sum.
In English machine translation
[column 1]
Individual list of rhemboi (vagrants):
⟦91⟧ Heroon quarter: 93 men
⟦91⟧ Shepherds' quarter: 11 men
Knights' quarter: 24 men
North Dromos: 132 men
Dromos of Thoeris: 38 men
North Embankment: 13 men
South Embankment: 31 men
Hermaion quarter: 24 men
Broad Street (Plateia): 53 men
Cretan quarter: 34 men
Pammenes' quarter: 34 men
Myrobalanos quarter: 58 men
635
[column 2]
⟦Gaius Julius⟧
⟦Ptolemaios⟧
Of homologoi: 100
Heroon quarter: 4 men
Shepherds' quarter: 3 men
Knights' quarter: 6 men
North Dromos: 14 men
Dromos of Thoeris: 7
North Embankment: 6
South Embankment: 3
Hermaion quarter: 12 men
Broad Street: 13
Cretan quarter: 9
Pammenes' quarter: 11
Myrobalanos quarter: 5 men
93 men
Rhemboi were apparently persons not found at their registered domicile. Homologoi were a category of Egyptian peasants or residents of uncertain legal status. The individual figures of column 1 actually add up to 573, not the stated 635, and those of column 2 to 93, matching its total.
Working translation of the DDbDP edition, made with Claude Opus 5.5 from the edition and the catalogue records shown below (catalogued as District Totals of ὁμόλογοι and ῥεμβοί). It has not been reviewed by a papyrologist: check the edition before citing. Restorations follow the edition; […] marks lost text and (?) an uncertain reading.