Proceedings on the inheritance of the soldier Marcus Longinius Valens TM 19332Ankyron (Herakleopolites)

[Fragment A] [… lines lost …] […] […] […] having […] […] […] […] […] […] according to […] […] my sister An[…] […] after the death of my father […] […] inheritance […] […] of property that took place […] […] we register. [Fragment B, centre column] […] the […] submitted to you by Sarapas, who brought the accusation, of which the copy follows. I acknowledge that Marcus Longinius Valens ⟦my father⟧ was my father, who before his military service was called Psenamounis son of Asemos. This I declared in the registration made to the authorities of that time, when I and my elder sister An[…]a registered his inheritance; and in agreement with this registration is also the house-by-house registration made in year 2 of Hadrian; for we registered him as Longinius. And he is the same as the one [Fragment B, middle column] and in the registrations made for the […] […] error […] […] […] […] […] of those writing […] [Fragment B, centre column] formerly called Psenamounis. It is also permitted for those serving in a legion to have their children as heirs. For they do not become Roman citizens only when they are discharged after completing their military service. And in my other registration for […] properties of year 9 (total) 1 solidus 17 1/2 carats, arrears of registration. This, however, we added to the registration made simply for year 9 of Hadrian. Then, having registered ourselves […] for only in year 9 […] it is for all to register. My father died after year 10 of Domitian Caesar the lord […] since those of the soldiers […] register […] […] […] of the father […] of which I have appended a Greek copy […] his […] […] and […] of me […] and […] one […] […] […] the […] of the […] […] […] […] to have and […] […] piously […] […] […] registration […] […] […] […]