Synchoresis for an interest-free loan from Felix, slave of Caesar, to Sarapion TM 18623Alexandria16. Apr. 10 v.Chr.

Sheet (kollema) […] To Protarchos, from Felix, slave of Caesar, and from Sarapion son of Pete[…]. Sarapion acknowledges that he has received from Felix a loan, from hand to hand out of the house, of 48 drachmas of Ptolemaic silver, without interest, which he will also repay by the 30th of Mesore of the present 20th year of Caesar without any delay; otherwise he is to be liable to immediate arrest and to be held until he pays the loan with an additional half, and for the overdue time the interest according to the ordinance at 2 drachmas, Felix having the right of execution upon Sarapion himself and upon all his property, as if by judgment, all guarantees and every protection that he may bring forward being invalid. We request (this). Farewell. Year 20 of Caesar, Pharmouthi 21. I, Felix, agree to the terms written above. I, Ape…, have written for Sarapion (?), since he does not know letters. I, Sarapion, agree to the terms written above. I, Ptolemaios, have written for him because he does not know letters.