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Book SynopsisNikolaos Gonis is Professor of Papyrology at University College London, UK. His research interests include documentary and literary papyrology, Egypt from Augustus to the Abbasids, later Greek poetry, and early Christian literature.
Peter J. Parsons, a specialist in papyrology, was Regius Professor of Greek at the University of Oxford, one of Oxford's most senior professorships, from 1989 to 2003. He also served as Director of the Oxyrhynchus Papyri Project.
W. Benjamin Henry holds a DPhil in Classics from the University of Oxford, UK. He is currently a Research Associate in the Department of Greek & Latin at University College London, UK, specialising in mythography, papyrology and mythological hexameters.
Table of ContentsPreface Table of Papyri List of Plates Numbers and Plates Note on the Method of Publication and Abbreviations TEXTS I. Theological Texts (5477–80) II. New Literary Texts (5481–3) III. Known Literary Texts (5484–94) IV. Law (5495) V. Documentary Texts (a) Public Documents (5496–5514) (b) Private Documents (5515–21) (c) Private Letters (5522–31) INDEXES I. New Literary Texts (5481–3) II. Paraphrase of the DIGEST (5495) (a) Greek (b) Latin and Graeco-Latin (c) Translations III. Rulers IV. Consuls V. Indictions and Eras (a) Indictions (b) Eras VI. Months VII. Dates VIII. Personal Names IX. Geographical X. Religion XI. Official and Military Terms and Titles XII. Professions, Trades, and Occupations XIII. Measures (a) Weights and Measures (b) Money XIV. Taxes XV. General Index of Words (a) Greek (b) Latin XVI. Corrections to Published Papyri
