Letter from Pesynthios to the pagarch Papas on the detention of Origenes TM 39106unbekannt

[recto] […] brother, the toils and the headaches of this city […] […] and the weeping of those put aboard the boat, and this […] […] from the time when the most glorious Baroch and lord John the notary came here until the hour […] […] to pray; for I detained lord Origenes here, thinking that he would be released […] […] to be found, and I will pay my respects to you. For this reason I wrote to you beforehand, and for whatever […] […] of the remainder (?) from us, I barely found a little relief; since therefore I received some […] […] and there is need that I pay my respects to my masters and meet with them; and for the present […] […] to be […] as far as the city and to be greeted by our common sister and children […] […] so that I may obtain what I am eager for; but write to me beforehand through your groom so that, God [willing], I may travel […] about the time of the signal (?) and meet you. For through God the public affairs […] [verso] […] of the priest, by your madness (?), as you wrote. For concerning lord Origenes […] I announce to you; if you order anything, I do it; for I compelled him to stay until I receive […]; for he turned up amid my toils and not at a time of relief. But yes, my master, how many […] […] this little relief, so that we may greet one another. For the same he does […] [… 1 line lost …] [† To my God-protected] master and brother Papas, the most great comes, councillor [and pagarch, † Pesynthios †]