Proceedings before the logistes concerning restitution of goods to Didymos TM 15280Oxyrhynchos

[…] Tybi 4, in the Hadrianeion. In the presence of ⟦…⟧ [Serenos and Petr]onios and Choous and Horion, all former eirenarchs, […] and Tithoes and Sarapas, assistants, and Euangelos, assessor. [Didymos said:] […] I referred to my lord the most distinguished prefect of [Egypt] Flavius Magnilianus concerning our affairs, and he preserved [my rights]; so I recovered what is ours. The logistes said: Read what my lord the most distinguished prefect of Egypt Flavius Magnilianus [ordered]. And it was read as follows: "Flavius Magnilianus to the logistes of the Oxyrhynchite, greetings. Didymos, having submitted a petition to my […], (claiming) that he has suffered the removal of goods belonging [to himself] at the hands of certain persons, of which I [ordered] a copy to be appended to this letter of mine, […] now […] see to it that […] provide, if he should furnish the proofs of the removal that took place […] before trial. Farewell." After the reading the logistes said: What do those present, the countrymen Serenos and Petronios and Choous and Horion, say? You have heard the order of my lord the most distinguished prefect of Egypt Flavius Magnilianus [and] what was deposed by Didymos in the minutes, that he has been paid in full for his goods. So you too state what you did in this matter: or did Didymos demand anything further from you? The aforesaid answered: Whatever we were judged (to owe) in the court, we have given; and we came to an agreement among ourselves. The logistes said: Both the statement of Didymos and that of the countrymen are entered in the minutes; for since the order of my lord the most distinguished prefect commanded that what was truly owed be restored, this has been done in accordance with what was declared, as I said, by both parties in the minutes.