Petition of a widow against relatives contesting her son's legitimacy TM 11252Arsinoites

[... lines lost ...] [...] ... [...] [...] under (?) [...] [...] ... [...] [...] ... [...] [...] ... [...] [...] to be [...] [...] ... [...] [...] of Lucius Herennius [...] [...] ... [...] [...] Iunius, the agoranomos in office [...] [...] but daring everything ... [...] [...] of my late husband Herennius Valerius [...] [...] you subscribed to him: "Apply to Patrophilos, the most excellent iuridicus" [...] [...] on the 27th of Thoth of the 11th year. Admitting on the one hand [...] [...] related through the female line, Antonius Diogenes and [...] [...] ... and you subscribed, lord, "if they bring a charge of illegitimacy." [...] [...] I ask, if it please your fortune, now at last to take pity [...] [...] of the subscription against the things judged by the most excellent [...] [...] they are proceeding against me together with my son, as you see, lord, [...] [...] the iuridicus, having examined the case, established that this ought to be valid. [...]