Decree about tribute of Delian League ("Kleinias' decree")

AIUK 4.2 (BM, Decrees of Council and Assembly) no. 5 Date: 425/4 BC or a little later
 
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Gods. The Council and the People decided. Oineis was the prytany; Spoudias was secretary; -on 5 was chairman. Kleinias proposed:[1] the Council and the officials in the cities[2] and the overseers shall manage that the tribute is collected each 10 year and conveyed to Athens. Tokens shall be made for the cities, so that it shall not be possible for those conveying the tribute to do wrong. Let the city write on 15 a writing tablet the tribute which it is sending, and seal it with the token and send it to Athens; and those conveying it shall hand over the writing tablet in the Council to be read when they hand over the tribute. Let the prytany hold an Assembly after the Dionysia for 20 the Greek Treasurers to reveal to the Athenians those of the cities which have paid the tribute in full and, separately, those which have fallen short, [and those?] which [have not paid it or they are?]. The Athenians shall elect four men and send them to the cities, to give receipts for the tribute which has been paid and to 25 demand what has not been paid. [Of those elected] two shall sail to [Ionia, Caria and the Islands?] in a fast trireme, [and the other two to the Hellespont and?] to Thrace. . . . to the Council and the People . . . 30 deliberate about [these matters continuously until they are settled]. If any Athenian or ally does wrong concerning the tribute which the cities are required to write on a writing tablet for those conveying it and to send to Athens, whoever wishes of the Athenians and the allies shall be permitted to write an accusation against him to the prytany; 35 and let the prytany introduce the accusation into the Council [within a certain number of days from when] it is made, or they shall be penalised at their accounting for bribery, [a thousand or ten thousand] drachmas each. Whomever the Council condemns . . . for him the judgement shall be valid . . . refer him to . . . . When he is judged to be in the wrong, 40 let the prytany formulate proposals about what he should suffer or pay. And if any one does wrong with regard to the bringing of the cow and panoply,[3] the accusations against him and the punishment shall be handled in the same manner. The Greek Treasurers shall write up on a whitened board 45 . . . of the tribute and . . . . . . . . . ca. 10 lines missing
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57 . . . the in-coming Council . . . as many of those conveying (scil. the tribute) . . . who have been written up as being 60 in debt . . . [the Council?] shall indicate to the People . . . If any of the cities [disputes the payment of the tribute], claiming that it has paid it . . . the collective body (?) of the [city?] . . . the cities and 65 . . . it shall not be possible to . . . [let the accused or the accuser?] owe . . . the accusation shall be . . . in the month -. If anybody . . . let the Council 70 [deliberate?] . . . Let the - introduce . . . tribute to the Athenians . . . the board containing the denunciation (?) . . . of the tribute and last year's . . . the Council shall formulate a proposal and 75 bring it forward . . . on the next day [to the People] . . . [to deal with?] . . . of the choice (or election) . . .