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Description
1 column, 19 lines, written on recto along the fibers. Regular currsive. Written on 1st sheet after the protokollon. Margins: top, 2 cm.; left (including protokollon), 15 cm.; bottom, 2.1 cm. On verso: Account of payments, [between 275 and 300] (P.Tebt.II.404); and, written in reverse direction to this text, Private letter from Sarapammon : to Piperas : draft or copy, [between 275 and 300] (P.Tebt.II.424) Two copies of petitions: the 1st (lines 1-16) is from Phiënous, and concerns her ownership of a farmstead at Alexandria; the second (lines 17-19) preserves only the 1st three lines of a petition of her husband, a Senator at Alexandria. The papyrus was found in bundle with P.Tebt.II.285, P.Tebt.II.319, P.Tebt.II.326, P.Tebt.II.378,P.Tebt.II.406, and P.Tebt.II.588. In Greek.
Type
image
Format
Documentary papyri Petitions Protokolla (Papyri)
Extent
1 item papyrus, 1 fragment, incomplete 20.7 x 30.5 cm.
Identifier
(t_papyri)00088
Language
Ancient Greek (to 1453)
Subject
Women--Egypt--Alexandria Land tenure--Egypt--Alexandria Documentary papyri Petitions Protokolla (Papyri)
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