Publication of a prefect's edict on privileges of the citizens of Antinoopolis TM 11490Arsinoites22. März 151

[Demetrios also called Harpokration], strategos of the Themistos and Polemon divisions of the Arsinoite nome: [A letter having been written by] Herennius Philotas, the most excellent epistrategos, [to the strategoi of the] nomes subordinate to him, to which was appended a copy [of an edict of the most illustrious] prefect Munatius Felix concerning the [Antinoites, a copy] is posted publicly, so that all may know [what has been ordered by him. Year] 14, Phamenoth 26. [Herennius Philotas to the strategoi] of the nomes written below, greetings. [Of the edict sent to me by the] most illustrious prefect concerning the Antinoites [I have appended the copy], so that each of you, having received it, may [post it] publicly [both in the metropolis and in the] most prominent places of the nome, [so that all may know what] has been ordered by him. I pray for your health. [Year 14, Phamenoth] […] To the strategoi of the Letopolite, Memphite, Aphroditopolite, Herakleides division, Oxyrhynchite, the Oasis, Kynopolite nomes. [Lucius Munatius Felix], prefect of Egypt, says: […] of the Emperor Antoninus […] is […] and the city has been instructed […], that [our lord Antoninus, wishing to follow] his father the god Hadrian in all things, O men of Antinoopolis, [has always in former times preserved] the [privileges] granted to you by him, [which even now] he further increases, adding some of the things [promised to you when] he founded your city. Persuaded [therefore] […] of his […] family (?) and through […]