A set of tax receipts recording instalment payments of the syntaximon (a poll-tax type levy) and the pig tax to Euboulos and his partners, collectors of money taxes, for the 7th year of Hadrian. The payments were made in the Arsinoite nome over the course of the year, with final entries in year 8.
In English machine translation
Year 7 of Imperator Caesar Traianus Hadrianus Augustus, […] paid […] and partners, collectors of money taxes, […] son of […], his mother being […], from […]gopis(?), for the syntaximon of the same year […] 4 drachmas, total 4 drachmas, […] 29, through Euboulos and partners, collectors of money taxes, 4 drachmas, total 4 drachmas,
[…] 8 drachmas, total 8 drachmas; Tybi 30, 8 drachmas, total 8 drachmas; […] 8 drachmas(?), total 8 drachmas(?), […]
8 drachmas, total 8 drachmas; Epeiph 21, 4 drachmas, total 4 drachmas, 1/2 obol, 2 chalkoi; for the pig tax 1 drachma 1 obol;
[…] year 8, Phaophi 21, for the same year 7 […]
and […] for the syntaximon of the same year […] 4 drachmas, total 4 drachmas,
[…] through Euboulos and partners, collectors of money taxes, 4 drachmas, total 4 drachmas, […]
4 drachmas, total 4 drachmas(?); Mecheir 21, likewise 16 drachmas, total 16 drachmas; […] 8 drachmas,
total 8 drachmas(?); Epeiph 21, 8 drachmas, total 8 drachmas, 1/2 obol, 2 chalkoi; for the pig tax 1 drachma 1 obol;
[…] year 8, Phaophi 21, for the same seventh year […]
The syntaximon was a fixed-rate personal tax in the Arsinoite nome, often equated with the poll tax. Much of the text, including taxpayers' names, is restored or lost.
Working translation of the DDbDP edition, made with Claude Opus 5.5 from the edition and the catalogue records shown below (catalogued as Receipts for Syntaximon and Other Taxes). It has not been reviewed by a papyrologist: check the edition before citing. Restorations follow the edition; […] marks lost text and (?) an uncertain reading.