Greek Papyri From the Cairo Museum Together With Papyri of Roman Egypt From Ame
Greek Papyri From the Cairo Museum Together With Papyri of Roman Egypt From Ame
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Four of these — XVI, XXI, XXII, XXIV — are in the oflBcial hand which appears in fifty-five of the Chicago receipts and in thirteen of the Berlin pieces. The Berlin Museum contains 43 Buch grain receipts, my own collection 91, and the Alexander collection 8, making a total of 142. The Alexander receipts, like the others, are prevailingly from the twenty-second year of Antoninus, A. D. 158-59, the only exception being XVII, which is dated A. D. 144-45. This is the earliest date I have observed a...mong the Alexander pieces. The clemchies represented are 2, 42, 61, 62, 78, 82, 83, 88, 94, of which 82 and 88 had no representation among the Berlin and Chicago receipts. The Chicago HKieipts have been published in the University of Chicago Studies in CUtssical Philology, Vol. Ill, pp. 1-66. Mr. Grenfell has pointed out to me that the explanations of the receipts there made require some modification. The [Kjsition {op. Cii. , p. 9) that the ittfurprifitda receipt in the British Museum (Papyrus CCCXV) and Bimilar documents have to do with such advances of seed grain as the present receipts deal with is no longer tenable {Archivfilr Pnpyrnsforschnmj, I, pp.
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Four of these — XVI, XXI, XXII, XXIV — are in the oflBcial hand which appears in fifty-five of the Chicago receipts and in thirteen of the Berlin pieces. The Berlin Museum contains 43 Buch grain receipts, my own collection 91, and the Alexander collection 8, making a total of 142. The Alexander receipts, like the others, are prevailingly from the twenty-second year of Antoninus, A. D. 158-59, the only exception being XVII, which is dated A. D. 144-45. This is the earliest date I have observed a...mong the Alexander pieces. The clemchies represented are 2, 42, 61, 62, 78, 82, 83, 88, 94, of which 82 and 88 had no representation among the Berlin and Chicago receipts. The Chicago HKieipts have been published in the University of Chicago Studies in CUtssical Philology, Vol. Ill, pp. 1-66. Mr. Grenfell has pointed out to me that the explanations of the receipts there made require some modification. The [Kjsition {op. Cii. , p. 9) that the ittfurprifitda receipt in the British Museum (Papyrus CCCXV) and Bimilar documents have to do with such advances of seed grain as the present receipts deal with is no longer tenable {Archivfilr Pnpyrnsforschnmj, I, pp.
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