Coptic letter concerning public taxes, with mention of Markos and Georgios TM 39847Aphrodites Kome (Antaiopolites)Anfang VIII

[recto] […] I greet your lordship […] […] the time when I (went?) south concerning the […] […] they do not let (?) the public tax […] […] teach (?) […] […] the place of the […] […] him; finally, it is a just thing […] […] counsellor to me concerning this matter, this one they […] […] that I take them with them upon them, whether Markos or Georgios […] you will prepare it for them. Write to me so that I may give thanks […] and let the great men of your kind (?) not lead the matter astray, especially […] the fear of God in him, and may God and the king say (?) […] two more public taxes, being farmers of the same (?), since it is written in his name […] when you come south, I will inform you about the register […], so that you do not find anything […] and concerning the matter of Markos also, let your lordship do the good […] yours it is, and he gives thanks to you, and behold the entagion (demand note) […] south, and I wrote to you another time concerning the symmachos (courier), so that you send him to […] he takes public tax without the symmachos, and do not hold back (?) quickly to pay the public tax […] † Through me, ...ysis, who writes. I greet your lordship † † [verso] […] Basil (?), the illustris and the pagarch […] […] of Georgios and Markos