Deed of surety addressed to Flavius Erythrios, comes of the domestici TM 36211Thebais oder Alexandria (?)

[…] of Phaophi […] indiction […] to Flavius Erythrios, [the] […] [comes] of the devoted domestici […] you, occupying the places […] in the same diocese […] Aurelii Kaioumas […] of affairs […] […] to Julianus […] Asklepios, steward […] [and Ammonios] and Theodoros and Leontios […] of the citizens […] […] and […] […] and of your […] […] requests […] and to the child of God […] to entrust and […] […] accordingly […] the […] of gold, the imposed […] and of the equal […] nothing of the governor's […] in public […] and holy […] there […] […] numbering [forty] […] [eighth], so that also letters […] the appearance […] as written above, from the […] letters to you as […] now, either through sureties or through […] in accordance with the written bond issued by us […] we shall be liable for all the […] […] that will be […], there being pledged […] […] all our property, present and [future], what we have and whatever we may acquire hereafter, by way of [pledge] and by right of mortgage, as if by legal judgment. […] I, Aurelius Kaioumas son of Julianus, […] the surety and I agree to all the [above-written] as stated. Aurelius […] on my own behalf, the above-mentioned, I stand surety and at the same time acknowledge […] surety for the above-mentioned Asklepios and […] and Ammonios and Theodoros and Leont[ios] [and I agree to] all the above-written, and having read and [signed with my own hand] and having been asked the formal question, I gave my assent and released it.