Petition of Aurelius Silvanus rejecting a biased exactor as judge TM 33537OxyrhynchosIV (?)

[…] […] […] them […] From Aurelius Silvanus, from the glorious and most glorious […] Apphous, our brother, in collusion (?) and […] having joined as an advocate (?) against me the local exactor […], requested the assistant of the case (?) […] And since the law orders that the one who is named […] be permitted to decline (him), and I perceive that he is acting zealously for my opponent, from the fact that he wished to entangle me in the lawsuit, for this reason I ask your magnificence, since I decline him, to grant me […], so that, if he should wish, he may summon (me) by official notice to your great court, and my rights may not be betrayed before the exactor, and no innovation be made against the possession which is mine; and I shall acknowledge my gratitude to you. Farewell. I, Aurelius Silvanus, submitted (this). I, Aurelius Serapodoros, wrote on his behalf, as he does not know letters.