Business letter about olives seized by the gymnasiarch Dios TM 28768unbekanntII

[… lines lost …] […] … […] write(s) (?) […] […] for the letter […] writing; for you write to me [in your] letter that immediately on [receiving] the olives the gymnasiarch Dios shut [them all] away, having dared to inspect whether they are good or not. But this […] I say (?) that […] […] for all the olives which I sent [you] are good, except [only] four which I suspect are slightly reddish, and these too […] […] the four metretai […] I […] from the whole […] and they are good […] only this, but […] […] for comparison with the whole […] you write that the olives have been shut away by the gymnasiarch before he has yet agreed on […] price, this […] of the people […] since you tell me that the gymnasiarch is buying […] the olive sellers until I arrive […]. For with God's help I too am coming with the camels […]. And you wrote to me that you sent me a sea bream and a dogfish through Ammonios; know that he delivered none of them to me. A certain Potamon brought me [your] letter by word of mouth (?), that I should go to meet the camels at the Aphrodision. Since they are going to the Ammoniake, I immediately sent Ophellios there so that he might bring me half of the camels. ⟦and the gymnasiarch wanted you to have another three metretai of the oil and that all be …⟧ ⟦… my visit; for these …⟧ and […] the letter from you [and] I sent you the gymnasi[…] since […] I wrote of the olives; but keep them until I come [to you]. And you ought to have written the day and the month in the letter so that I might know on what day it was brought to me. Greet Helene and Thaesis and Ptolemas and Menas and all our people. I pray for your health. Thoth 11