Fragments of an imperial ordinance on courts and abuses by officials TM 32484unbekannt1. Hälfte IV

[Fragment A] […] with stones (?) […] ordered […] […] having been […] […] […] to remain having […] […] by our judgment and […] […] is […] public […] the […] […] might be able to […] and said […] […] the benefit of the country people, should arm themselves […] […] nothing idle, nothing […] […] of the common judgment should appear […] […] more […] […] […] all being […], but he beyond […] […] at the same time unmixed and active the […] […] of them still and to cast off […] […] having recognized (?) […] […] courts being […], but in […] […] of madness devoted himself to thefts […] […] it appeared fitting to perceive […] […] whenever especially the […] of injustice […] […] as many things as in the public […] carried […] […] of the family, and you will keep away from the courts […] […] for that henceforth your customary […] […] depends […] now very just […] […] by payments (?) the excessive […] in the past time […] […] to us the provincials, by men who have dared […] […] not openly, always being divided in a rush […] […] […] [Fragment B] […] […] [Fragment C] […] […] […] [Fragment D] […] [Fragment E] […] [Fragment F] […] […] […] before […] having seen […] of those bound […] […] turning […] […] in another way […] plundering (?) […] […] […] [Fragment G] […] […] eye […] […] useful […] since the […] […] [Fragment H] […] […] […] in the chief […] […] would not, neither […] […] and advantageous […] […] remedies for […] […] and of exactors […] […] worth is accursed (?) […] […] to undergo […] […] of the most lawless […] […] you, not ceasing […] […] having […] […] of these […] […] happening to obtain […] […] of the laws and […] […] of the most outrageous […] […] exactor or praepositus […] […] by our decision […] […] offence […] […] to those with the governors […]