Ἰσοτελὴς

[isoteles] and isoteleia. [sc. isoteleia was] a particular honour frequently given to those metics who seemed worthy, which brought them exemption from the metic-tax. Theophrastus¹ says that isoteleis also used to have exemption from the other things the metics did. And [the] Athenians used to vote tax-exemption to whole cities, such as Olynthus↗ and Thebes↗. The isoteleis paid a prescribed tax of some kind.