Petition of the priest Teseapis about a robbed storeroom TM 9439Soknopaiu Nesos (Arsinoites)29. Jan. 107

To Lokretios Kerialis, strategos of the Arsinoite nome, division of Herakleides, from Teseapis the younger, son of Teseapis son of Panephremmis, priest, from the village of Soknopaiou Nesos of the same division. On the 27th of the past month Tybi of the present 10th year of the Emperor Caesar Nerva Traianus Augustus Germanicus Dacicus, my wife Segathis daughter of Stotoetis died, while I had a storeroom secured in the house of her father, whose [contents] (?) are all as follows: 1,585 drachmas of silver and [...] drachmas of bronze coin, and a linen robe, and two silver priestly rings, and three tin cups, and a bronze cup, and [...] and [...] in small jewel boxes (?) [...] and 14 staters and a coloured robe [and all the other] things that were in the storeroom [...] of the brother [...] Apynchis and his wife Thenapynchis, who is my wife's sister, having come together, although I had long had my own key to the storeroom, without my knowledge [opened] (?) my storeroom by means of the village locksmith and plundered all that I have in the storeroom and the items listed above. Therefore I ask that they be brought before you, so that I may obtain justice from you. I, Teseapis, have submitted the complaint as stated above. Year 10 of the Emperor Caesar Nerva Traianus Augustus Germanicus Dacicus, Mecheir 4.