Lease of vineyard land with water-machine at Pesla TM 22774Hermopolites

643, 29 (?) † After the consulship of Flavius Basilius the most glorious, year 21 (?) […] of the 11th indiction. To the Aureliae Archontia daughter of A[…] and Vanthia daughter of Ioannes, from the city of the Hermopolitans, from Aurelius Horitos son of Isidoros, his mother being Heraeis, [both] from the village of Sinakyreos in the Hermopolite nome, greetings. I, the aforesaid Horitos, acknowledge by this my written security, willingly and of my own choice, that I have leased from you, for as long a time as you wish, reckoned from the crops of the fortunate coming 12th indiction itself, the 3 arouras of dry land belonging to you […] vineyard, more or less, cleared of reeds from the […], according to custom (?), together with the whole cistern and water-supply and wooden water-machine and all equipment and every right, lying in the plain of the village of Pesla in the Hermopolite nome, from the so-called machine of Aphous, on condition that the irrigation be done by my animals, which are also fed, up to the viticultural work, and all care and cultivation and 5 diggings in the year […] and […] I shall perform for you, and that whatever accrues in your […] be settled […] [… lines lost …]