A list submitted by Aurelius Aphrodisios, village and district scribe of Dinnis, naming the men liable for compulsory dike work in year 9 of Severus Alexander. It gives totals by category (sons of veterans, cattle-keepers, slaves) and then lists individual men by name and patronymic.
In English machine translation
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From Aurelius Aphrodisios, amphodokomogrammateus of Dinnis.
List, man by man, of those obliged to carry out the dike work […] the works of the present year 9 of our lord Emperor Marcus Aurelius Severus Alexander Pius Felix Augustus. It is as follows:
In the past year 8, men 366 …
sons of veterans, men [6],
cattle-keepers, men 6,
[…] men 16
[…] men 6
slaves, men 6
total of these, men 40.
[…]
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[…] son of Ekysis
N[…]
Her[…]
Mysthes son of Katabolis
likewise Marcus son of Pasis
Sabinus son of Heron
Peeiaois, his brother
Diogas son of Herakles
Euporas son of Heronas
Aphrodisios son of Pasion
Heron son of Ammonios
Tinkis son of Kloreus
Pasis, his brother
Peteesis, another (brother)
Heron, another brother
Aunes son of Petronius
Harmikis son of Heron, Seris
Pisaeis son of Pebas
Heron, his brother
Fabius son of Melas
Kephas son of Ammonios
Orsenouphis son of Petechon
Petechon, his son
S[…]sis, another (son)
Kopres son of Eke…sis
[…]
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Pra[…]
Kopres […]
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N[…]
Kom[…]
Heron, his son
Dioskoros son of Peikatys
Diogenes […]
Ekysis son of Mysthes
Eleis son of Er[…]
Sarapion […]
Am[…]
Kopres […]
Kiapis […]
Epi[…]
Po[…]
Se[…]
Ka[…]
P[…]
K[…]
[…]
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The amphodokomogrammateus was a scribe responsible for a village or quarter; the dike work (chomatika erga) was an annual compulsory labour obligation on Egypt's irrigation embankments.
Working translation of the DDbDP edition, made with Claude Opus 5.5 from the edition and the catalogue records shown below (catalogued as Liste von Dammfronpflichtigen). It has not been reviewed by a papyrologist: check the edition before citing. Restorations follow the edition; […] marks lost text and (?) an uncertain reading.