Letter from Apia to her mother Serapias about garments sent with a mender TM 31787OxyrhynchosIII

[recto] Apia […] to Serapias, her lady mother, greetings. I greet you warmly, lady, praying for all the best for you. Receive, lady, from the mender the saffron-coloured linen garments of your daughter, a tunic and a heratianon (?), and a tunic for Heraklammon. I think you will recognize which are your daughter's, for I wrapped them up together. The mender will pass on to you by word of mouth all that I told her, for I wrote this to you very late. Agathos will perhaps come to you on the ninth to bring you some things for the festival. So, lady, do not be anxious; we are well. Your son Serenos greets you warmly, and Loukis and Techosis and the children and Taamois and all our people. I greet our people. I greet warmly my brother Loukammon, whom I ask to write to us whether he received his tunic from Leukos, since Beryllos forgot to take it. I greet Alexandros and Kyrillous warmly. I pray for your health. [verso] To Serapias, her mother, from Apia.