 He inherited the majority of land and assets following his father's death, but he shared some of this land with his stepmother and stepsisters.Another focus for those who study this archive is on the relationships between mother and the five daughters (Apollonia/Senmouthis, Aristo/Semonthis, Aphrodisia/Takhratis, Nikarion/Thermouthis, Apollonia the Younger/Senpelaia) as a way to glimpse gender roles of both Greek and Egyptian families.In Dryton's last will in 126 BCE he states that