Surety for the appearance of tax collectors before the governor's office TM 22360Hypsele17. Aug. 372

[recto] To Flavius Isidoros and Flavius Theodoros, from the […] office of the governorship of the Thebaid, Aurelius Silvanus, exactor of the Hypselite nome, greetings. I acknowledge, swearing the divine and venerable oath of our masters the triumphant, eternal Augusti, that I stand surety willingly and of my own free choice for the Aurelii Heraklianos son of Heraios, through Heraios his father, and Theodoros son of Ammonios, through Ammonios his father, former collectors (kephalaiotai) of the 12th indiction, and Aibutius son of Chairemon, through Chairemon his father, former collector of the 13th indiction, on condition that they present themselves at the governor's office and make their appearance and not depart until the order has been carried out; otherwise may I be liable to the divine oath. And having been asked the formal question, I acknowledged it. In the consulship of Domitius Modestus, most illustrious prefect of the sacred praetorium, and Arintheus, most illustrious general, Mesore 24. I, Aurelius Silvanus, the aforesaid, stand surety for the aforesaid men and will produce them as aforesaid. [verso] Surety (?) of the exactor Silvanus of the Hypselite nome for Heraklianos and Theodoros of the 12th indiction and Aibutius of the 13th indiction.