Letter from Aline to her husband Apollonios about wool and a shrine TM 19422Hermopolites113 - 120

[recto] Aline to Apollonios her brother, [...] greetings. We give thanks to all the gods for your health, that you also [...] your letter the [...] [...] turned away [...] [...]. The advance [...] so that nothing is seen [...] to be distressed because of the [...] having happened with ivy (?) [...] you wrote about your health [...] they are [...]. You are building (?) [...] for builders and carpenters [...] [...]. I will work the wool as you wrote to me; but tell me by letter what colour pleases you, or send a small piece of work of it. If you want your fine white robe to be put on, see to the purple. I received an oracle from the Dioskouroi of your estate, and their shrine has been built, and Areios the statue-maker serves them and said: 'If Apollonios writes to me about them, I will serve them free of charge.' So you will see that a two-line letter is written to him, so that he may attend to them unhesitatingly in a manner worthy of you and the gods. Your children are well and greet you. Write to us continually about your health. All that you have, Diskas, send [...] [...] [verso] To Apollonios her brother.