A fragment of an official document mentioning sums owed for year 21 at Antinoopolis, accounts reckoned by a former scribe, the prefect, and an instruction to apply to the nomarch. Several personal names survive, including Mystharion, Diogenes and Eudaimon.
In English machine translation
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[…] … year and … […]
[…] in Antinoopolis the […]
… owed for year 21 through Pr[…]
former scribe, were reckoned in diplomas […]
of them according to the standard (?) the produce […]
until the […] of the most illustrious prefect […]
[…] concerning them […]
[Apply to the] nomarch, who […]
[…] deliver (?). […]
[…] of Mystharion son of […]
[…] of the son of Diogenes […]
[…] detained (?) […]
[…] having overseen (?) […]
[…] of Eudaimon […]
[…] names […]
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The phrase restored as an instruction to apply to the nomarch suggests a subscription to a petition or an official ruling. The provenance is uncertain between Antinoopolis and the Arsinoite nome.
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.