The royal letter of Antigonus the One-Eyed to the council and people of Eresus on Lesbos, c. 306 BCE — the dossier's earliest royal-correspondence document and the corpus's first Hellenistic edition. The city had passed a law condemning tyrants to death and their descendants to perpetual exile; the sons of Agonippus (executed earlier tyrant) appealed to Antigonus for reinstatement; this letter records the king's decision to defer to the city's own judgment. Preserved on two squared blocks of grey marble at Eresus, with the body of the letter heavily damaged and the opening (royal chairein) and closing (errōsthe) intact.[ZH pending]