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End of a contract with execution clause and witness signatures. The end of a contract from Oxyrhynchus in the early first century AD, in which two parties jointly guarantee the other party's right of execution against themselves and their property. A scribe wrote on their behalf because they were illiterate, and two witnesses signed. machine translation
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