A late-Seleucid king Antiochus writes to his official Euphemus, enclosing a memorandum (hypomnematismos) entered in the royal journal: in response to a report of the 'power' (energeia) of the god Zeus of Baetocaece, it has been decided to grant the god, for all time, the Syrian village of Baetocaece — once held by Demetrius son of Demetrius, grandson of Mnasias, in the satrapy of Apamea — with all its lands, boundaries and the year's produce. The revenue is to fund the monthly sacrifices under a priest the god himself appoints; tax-free fairs are to be held on the 15th and 30th of each month; the sanctuary is to be inviolable and the village free from billeting; violators incur the charge of impiety; and copies are to be inscribed on a stele in the sanctuary. The corpus's first Syrian temple-estate charter — a sanctuary-endowment in decree form, preserved because the stone was re-cut in A.D. 253-259 below a Latin rescript of Valerian and Gallienus.一位塞琉古晚期之安条克王致函其属吏欧斐摩斯，附以登录于王室日志之备忘录（hypomnematismos）：因有关于巴伊托卡伊凯之神宙斯「神能」（energeia）之报告，乃议定将叙利亚之巴伊托卡伊凯村永久赐予该神 —— 此村昔为德米特里乌斯（德米特里乌斯之子、姆纳赛奥斯之孙）所领，属阿帕梅亚总督区 —— 连同其全部土地、地界及本年岁产。其岁入用以供养由神所择之祭司主持之每月祭献；每月十五、三十日举办免税集市；圣所不可侵犯，村落免于驻兵；违者以渎神论；并将副本刻石立于圣所。乃本集首篇叙利亚神庙地产约章 —— 敕令体之圣所捐赠，得以传世因其碑石于公元253–259年重刻于瓦勒良与伽里恩努斯之拉丁敕复之下。