[Petechon acknowledges that from now on] . . . Herakleia is to own and be master of her half share of the aforesaid sold female slave, with her descendants and her successors, and to dispose of her [the slave] in whatever way she chooses. The title of the slave being guaranteed, she shall publish it whenever she chooses in accordance with a public document, and I guarantee to you the indicated half share of the aforesaid female slave Berenike, the scribal fees and taxes being at the charge of you, Herakleia. The sale is normative. In the fourteenth year of Imperator Caesar Trajanus Hadrianus Augustus, Tybi 4. (second hand) I, Petechon son of Petechon, have sold to Herakleia my half share of the female slave Berenike and I have received the . . .