bgu.1.282 175 - 180Arsinoites

O Castor, we record from the same Arsinoeus of the Arsinoite (district) that he concedes to Thermouthis for now and for all time a dilapidated house in the former village, whose neighbors are the temple of Apolinarios and Valerius of Antinopolis, and around the same village in the plain of Psenar, in the place called Polyda, half an aroura of olive grove with two plots, within the residential district, the neighbors of the first plot being Longinia Gemella to the south and west, and the canal called Thelamou to the north, and on the east the grove of Castell's olives, among which the tower Magdol is located, and of the second plot, to the south the olive grove being assigned to Didymarios, and to the north the aforementioned canal, to the east and southwest the aforementioned Sempronia Gemella's grove and in the same plain, in the place called Chalkologos, half of one aroura of olive grove in the residential district, extending from the east part towards the south to north, whose whole neighbors to the south are the Phalanx, to the north and west the olive grove recorded as of Longinus Gemellus, to the east of Sempronius Longinus of Antinopolis' groves, and around the village Kerkesoucha, in the place called Kann's house, a double portion of a residential estate of three arourai, whose whole neighbors to the south and west belong to the aforementioned Sempronius Longinus, the north to the heirs of Magna, his sister, with an aqueduct to the east from which the farm is irrigated, and in the same plain, in the place called Salok's house, half a portion of a residential estate of two arourai, whose whole neighbors to the south are Longinus Preiskos, a soldier's corn lands, to the north Sempronia Longinus' corn lands, to the east royal land, to the west the Phalanx, upon all arable land possession as existing or increasing or decreasing value, along with the granted price of two thousand one hundred drachmas in silver which Didymarios received from Thermouthis henceforth through whose hand of which for the house, there is a courtyard, a hundred drachmas in silver, and of the others, the remaining drachmas in silver, two thousand, and from now Thermouthis shall hold and possess the sold and transferred as outlined and carry off the remaining as her own and to have the authority to sell and manage to others and execute concerning them as she wills, and Didymarios shall not approach these matters nor shall any other on her behalf in any manner, however, any who approaches shall be legally removed at once with her own expenses, the confirmation following for her according to every confirmation through all or without doing these yet even to pay the price with one and