Report of the property registrars on the estate of the condemned Paulus TM 16870Oxyrhynchos305 - 306 (?)

In the consulship of our lords the emperors Constantius for the […] time and […] Maximianus for the […] time, Augusti. To Aurelius Hierakion also called Dionysios, gymnasiarch, councillor, […] prytanis of the glorious and most glorious city of the Oxyrhynchites, and […]mos, gymnasiarch, and Sarapion […], syndics of the same city, from the Aurelii […]n also called Herakleianos, former high priest, and Agathinos, exegetes, both councillors of the same city, keepers of the archives of the same nome, to their dearest friends, greeting. You have informed us that Aurelius Athanasios, procurator of the privy purse in Egypt, has ordered, by what he wrote in accordance with the divine command of our masters the emperors and Caesars, following the letter sent to him by Neratius Apollonides, that the property of Paulus from the Oxyrhynchite nome, who was condemned by sentence of the most eminent governor of the Thebaid, Satrius Arianus, be assigned to the accounts of the treasury and be handed over in writing. Therefore, having examined the registers deposited in the archives, we declare that Paulus owns nothing and has not been registered at all in the registers deposited in the archives, nor do we know of his wife any […] that the aforementioned Paulus does not appear registered in the same registers deposited in the public archives […]. I pray for your health, dearest friends. Year […] and […] of our lords Constantius and Maximianus Augusti […] Maximinus, the most illustrious Caesars […].