In 118 B.C.E., Ptolemy Euergetes II of Egypt decreed that his officials “shall not impress any of the inhabitants of the country for private services, nor requisition (aggareuein) their cattle for any purpose of their own. ”
Aastal 118 e.m.a teatas Egiptuse kuningas Ptolemaios Euergetes II, et tema ametnikud „ei tohi sundida ühtegi maa elanikku oma teenistusse ega nõuda (aggareuein) neilt mingil põhjusel nende kariloomi enda tarbeks ”.