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- Of Thetima and Dionysophon the ritual wedding and the marriage I bind by a written spell, as well as of all other women , both widows and maidens, but above all of Thetima; and I entrust this spell to Macron and to the daimones. And were I ever to unfold and read these words again after digginng up, only then should Dionysophon marry, not before; may he indeed not take another woman than myself, but let me alone grow old by the side of Dionysophon and no one else. I implore you: have pity for [Phila?], dear daimones, [for I am bereft] of all my dear ones and abandoned. But please keep this for my sake so that these events do not happen and wretched Thetima perishes miserably [...] but let me become happy and blessed. (en)
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