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[...] [...] to sail it down quickly [...] [...] of the information, that behold, it was reported to us that successfully (?) [...] [...] we are about to demand your public dues, nothing [...] [...] with a donkey, having trodden the solid ground [...] [...] from him of the public dues from my property [...] [...] be [...] nor be afraid at what has happened [...] to do everything if it is possible; for into a place of success (?) [...] [...] and as you say, I say: they are arriving [...] For the common master gave many instructions [...] [...] Kyrillos [...] the opposite; for the rest [...] with God. † And the illustrious [...] is also arriving [...] and Plotinos, whose [...] according to the blessed [...] with the collector; and all these things [...] to my lord Paulos, my true master, to speak to you [...] and the letters of my masters [...] from the common master, thinking [...] for he, as God knows, instructed me [...] to give to you and to kiss the feet [...] [...] so order (someone) to tell them, and about the [...] [...] I have given their order [...] [...] of Ioannes, and having opened (it) in my presence, read (?) [...] [...] he said to me: 'Give the order,' and as [...] the letters to the curator, and I withdrew and reported [...] [...] I write these things, making obeisance and greeting (you), and since a great disturbance occurred in [...] [...] that, information having been given [...] [...]