apf.62.137

In the time of my passing, having iron, wooden, and other vessels from extravagant to simple types and one assarion, upon which I grant to you, Heliodorus, immediately after my death, the right to possess and take control of all kinds of movable possessions and to have authority, mastery, and management over them as you choose, without any hindrance or obstruction from this day forth. If I or my heirs should contest you or any of your heirs concerning the movable possessions transferred by me upon my death from my former wife due to inheritance [...] if it should happen to Abraham or another for any reason, a price of twelve gold coins, and after the deposit of the price, this gift shall be valid and secure, presented everywhere because it has been agreed upon and consented by me, securing all my existing and future properties, both specifically and generally, by way of pledge and mortgage, as if from a legal dispute. I promise to give, do, keep, remain, and carry through to the end. Aurelius of Abraham from the city of Hermus donated the gift, and all the written details are valid as presented. I witness the gift heard from the donor. Senouthios witnessed the gift heard from the donor. I witness the gift heard from the donor. Through me, Herminus with God's help, notary.