Surety for the appearance of Asaitis, foster-child of the philosopher Silvanus TM 22356Hypsele (?)27. Juli 372

To Flavius Isidoros and Flavius Theodoros, officials (officiales) of the staff of the governor of the Thebaid, from Flavius Pasion son of Apollonios, from […] […] I acknowledge, swearing the divine and venerable oath of our masters Valentinian and Valens and Gratian, the eternal emperors, that I stand surety for the remaining and appearance of Asaitis, foster-child (?) of Silvanus son of Dorotheos son of Hierax, also called Eusebios, philosopher, on condition that she will depart with you to the city of the Alexandrians and there point out […] the same Silvanus, philosopher, and that I have stated nothing falsely; otherwise may I be liable to the divine oath. And having been asked the formal question, I gave my assent. In the consulship of Domitius Modestus, prefect of the sacred praetorium, and Flavius Arintheus, general, the most illustrious, Mesore 3. I, Flavius Pasion son of Apollonios, the aforesaid, stand surety for the aforesaid Asaitis and have sworn the divine oath as stated above.