Letter from Anthestianus to the potter Psois demanding payment of debts TM 26868OxyrhynchosII (?)

Anthestianus to Psois, potter, greetings. Recently, once again, I sent Sarapammon to you so that at long last you might set right your past offences, both the first and the second, and pay the 700 drachmas you owe for the balance of the price of chaff and for the hire of animals for transporting the same chaff, and likewise for transporting earth at the present time, and likewise the [...] artabas of wheat which you received from Horion the potter, your [...] in the first year [...] other drachmas [...]-ty and of wine [...] one four-chous jar; and so once again, having obstructed the work, you went off, and you took no account of Sarapammon but said to him: 'Excuse me for now, since I have come from abroad with my pitch,' so that you may know the token. So I had to ask my friend Dionysios to demand from you these things which you owe, or that you give them to him in light goods (?). I have also written to Sarapammon to come to you again, so that you may not fight shamelessly, behaving unreasonably towards the demand with excuses, but by all means be reasonable, lest I deal with you in some other way, summoning you through the nomophylax [...]