Registration of inherited house property at Oxyrhynchus TM 20734Oxyrhynchos6. Apr. 129

To Diogenes and Theon also called Ptolemaios, keepers of the archives, from Theon son of Theon, grandson of Theon, his mother being Thermouthis daughter of Apion, from the city of Oxyrhynchus. I register at present, from the property that has come to me from the estate of my father Theon son of Theon, grandson of Theon, his mother being Diogenis also called Tapontos daughter of Sarapion, from the same city, in accordance with the will concerning bequests which he made together with his wife, my mother Thermouthis, on the intercalary days of the third year of Domitian through the record office here, which will remained unaltered when both died: in the quarter of the Shepherds, one third of the three-storey house which he owned, with a cellar beneath it, and of the adjoining courtyard, the whole of which I declare to be the half and eighth part of a house which he registered by location; and in the same quarter likewise one third of the share he owned of a jointly held walled vacant plot, the whole of which he likewise registered, as part of a house that had previously collapsed, belonging to his father. And I declare that my sister Diogenis, to whom the will assigned a dowry of 1000 drachmas and the right of residence, died childless while our parents were still alive. And I swear by the Emperor Caesar Trajan Hadrian Augustus that I have not lied. Year 13 of the Emperor Trajan Hadrian Augustus, Pharmouthi 11.