Ancient Roman Slave Receipt found in London and housed in Museum of London. AD 80-120. [1284×970]

Translation:

Vegetus, assistant slave of Montanus the slave of the August Emperor and sometime assistant slave of Secundus, has bought and received by mancipium the girl Fortunata, or by whatever name she is known, by nationality a Diablintian, from […] for six hundred denarii. And that the girl in question is transferred in good health, that she is warranted not to be liable to wander or run away, but that if anyone lays claim to the girl in question or to any share in her, […] in the wax tablet which he has written and sworn by the genius of the Emperor Caesar […]

The two men are Slaves themselves but are prosperous enough to afford their own slaves and the girl (who was from Gaul) cost a pretty penny.