Letter to a brother about grain, cheeses, wool and other supplies TM 32375unbekanntIV - V

You were negligent in not sending the grain quickly, especially since there is nothing here. For every day the man comes to us saying, "If he sends to me, (good?) (?); but if not, I shall get it elsewhere." See whether you can hurry […] to the farmer of Arios, since he came saying many things, that he had ordered me not to go to us nor […] to carry off for them. So do not neglect this. Further, take care about the wool and the tow. The monks say that if the cheeses are like this, he should not bring us more (?), for they are still unmade (unripe). And about the […] the harvest vessels (?). And if you are buying for us, do not neglect also the collection (of dues) while the landowner is away, for you know what sort of man he is. Send us wood, for the road is clear. Arkadia says, "Buy me a cushion like yours." Send John his cheeses that are in the storeroom. I pray for your health for many years, most honoured brother.