Letter from Sabinos to the deacon Kornelios about oil jars and errands TM 36108Ankyron ? (Herakleopolites)VI

[recto] To my lord brother Kornelios, deacon, from Sabinos, the least. Before all else I pray to the all-merciful God that you may receive my greeting in good health. And be so kind as to greet on my behalf our brother Abba Dorotheos and the lady his mother and the lords Makarios and Eusebes. Know that I have sent you four jars of oil and one small one, worth 2 solidi and 2 full carats, as you wrote to me; be so kind as to send me the account for them. And likewise I have sent you nine new gazitia of oil; be so kind as to give the mother Elia […] gazitia(?) and the virgin one gazition and brother Dorotheos one gazition, and be so kind as to keep the rest for yourself. And find out whether Abba Makarios needs anything, and write back to me; and if he wishes, be so kind as to provide the solidus for the iron, which I sent you. And be so kind as to collect solidi from every quarter and send them to me. Since you wrote to me about the ounce-weight(?), I have not yet found it, and with God's help I will send it to your holiness. And remember the silver xestes-measure and send it to me from the house of the lord Viktor, because I forgot it. Your servant Lykatos, who also wrote this letter, greets you. Pray for me. [verso] Deliver to the most holy and most God-fearing Abba Kornelios, deacon, from Sabinos, the least.