Loan of silver secured by mortgage of a sun-court at Hermopolis TM 17699Hermopolis20. Mai 316

[… ? lines lost …] [… of the house of my aforementioned father, a sun-court (?) in the same] city [in the quarter of West City], [in whatever condition it is, with its appurtenances and all that belongs to it]; neighbours: [to the south …]chos; [to the north, yours …; to the east,] the sun-court of Opheus; to the west, [the sun-court of …], which from now on I shall keep [unalienated and unencumbered and] not pledged for another [loan] and unsold, [and I shall] [repay you at the aforementioned] term, or I shall be subject to execution, [you] having the right of [execution both upon] [me and upon the] sun-court mortgaged to you and upon all my [property] [as if by legal judgment], and moreover I shall guarantee it to you with every guarantee against [public] [claims] and private [or municipal] ones and against anyone [at all] who [shall come forward] [or lay claim]. [The mortgage] is valid, and having been asked I have agreed. In the consulship [of Caecina Sabinus and] Vettius [Rufinus, the] most illustrious, [Pachon] 25. I, Aurelius Adelphios, [have received and shall repay] the [fifty talents of silver] and have mortgaged [as aforesaid].