Letter asking for the lease of a whole house and payment of Kalends dues TM 37873OxyrhynchosVI - VII

[recto] From […] […] of your brotherliness […] […] lord (?) thus other […] […]. Your greatness therefore will kindly write […] […] about his health […] […] of the house I learned, and for this I gave thanks […] the other things. Therefore I urge you to make the lease in my name, but of the whole house, for I cannot take the part of lord John without having the other part. Having been greeted with obeisance by me, please greet the most pious steward and remind his God-belovedness about my few kalends-dues, concerning which he also promised me face to face, having told your admired splendour that he has these firmly fixed to be given to me through you. I wrote for this reason, that having incurred expenses here I am dreaming of these. And while I am here, I make obeisance to your footsteps many times. As for the leeks, if I find a boat I am sending them according to your order. † [verso] …