Lease of orchard share, grain land and pasture TM 33288?4th c. AD

[…] […] […] cellar (?) […] of the perennial (?) […] arouras […] [and] […] two arouras, and from the arouras […] the two-thirds and […] […] [or however] many arouras it is […] […] [in addition to these] the half share of the orchard […] the share of the fruits […] […] with us supplying the […] [at the time] of the vintage, and a piglet, [and at the annual] festivals I will [provide] the customary [gift], and on account of the rent [of the orchard, in silver] coin of the Augusti, […] [talents] […] paying in full [the rent] of this orchard [in two] [instalments] according to custom, and I will provide […] as fixed rent [of the grain] land […] artabas […] [and as rent for the pasture] four talents of silver, […] the wheat unadulterated, free of earth, [sieved], by the Athenian measure, delivered [to Hermopolis to] you, the rent not […] […] and the hay-store of the farmstead, [because we have thus agreed] with one another, […] all [the public] dues being [the responsibility of the lessor], that is, you the landowner. [The lease is valid and] having been asked I agreed. In the consulship stated above. I, Aurelius Es…, son of Horos, the aforesaid, [have leased. I, Aurelius] […], wrote on his behalf [as he does not know letters.] […]