bgu.1.177

Copy of the year 7 of Tiberius Claudius Caesar Augustus Germanicus Imperator, month of Epiph. Paapis, aged 40, large, honey-colored, long-faced, straight-nosed, scar on the right foot, and Erieus, aged 31, large, both of them, and Panefremmius to Euander son of Akousilaos, aged 26, medium, honey-colored, long-faced, straight-nosed, scar on the left [foot], sold to him through the market regulation office in the aforementioned village, each one his owned parcel of vineyard land, four arouras, belonging to his brother Panefremmius, deceased, son of Panefremmius, not yet aging six years. According to the order from Galerius the Soter to the market official, who is also an accountant, and to whom it concerns the transaction, of which the copy is attached, of patrimonial vineyard land, four arouras, and for the remaining land twelve arouras or however many they are, belonging to the [pasture] of the Herakleides region, the southern boundary being fallow land, to the north previously Philoteras daughter of Philoxenos and [boundary] […] fallow land, to the east Alexandros son of Petesouchos and Akousilaos’ vineyard and fallow land, and maintain the agreed upon […] which each has sold the entire price received in full by hand [...], through the bank of Galerius [...], the specified arouras according to the intended transaction, and to confirm them, the sellers to Euander [...] those of theirs each of which has been sold as proposed with every confirmation and to provide [the opportunity] unaltered and clean from [ownership?] and public obligations all until the month of Mesore of the past sixth year of Tiberius Claudius Caesar Augustus Germanicus Imperator, and from private and every encumbrance for all time [...] not to pursue neither himself nor those of theirs in any way for [...] and spending an expense declared by Pharaoh and by use considering whatever choice he makes.