LETTER (the Dames of the parties are lost) in which the writer asks his correspondent to use his influence that he may not be imprisoned for failing to fulfil a contract, which he is likely to do through the laziness of his workmen. 3rd cent. B.c. 4 ... Unspecified

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LETTER (the Dames of the parties are lost) in which the writer asks his correspondent to use his influence that he may not be imprisoned for failing to fulfil a contract, which he is likely to do through the laziness of his workmen. 3rd cent. B.c. 4 ... Unspecified

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