Greek papyri

GREEK PAPYRI 98
10755. Papyrus. — 168 x 08. — Ashmunen (Kom Kousoum) 1898. — 1 sells. —
Large cursive (two hands).
Part of a receipt. 5th century. Incomplete, the beginnings of lines being lost. 11 lines.
Journal 32957.
10756. Papyrus. — 086 x 08. — Ashmunen (Kom Kousoum) 1898. — 1 sehs. —
Small cursive, written in red ink.
Parts of 11 lines of a land-register (?).
Journal 32957.
2nd or 3rd century.
10757. Papyrus. — 123 x 037. — Ashmunen (Kom Kousoum) 1898. — 1 sells.
— On the verso medium-sized upright cursive.
On the recto traces of obliterated writing. On the verso parts of 16 lines of a document.
4th century.
Journal 32957.
10758. Papyrus. — Average size of leaf -315 x -28. — Akhmim. — On the first
three pages medium-sized cursive, on the rest larger cursive.
Book made up of seven leaves, of which fol. 1 verso and recto and 2 recto (=pp. 1-3)
contain in all thirteen columns of mathematical tables. Fol. 2 verso and 3 verso
are blank. Fol. 3 recto, 4 recto and verso, 5 verso and recto, and 6 recto (=pp. 6-11)
contain mathematical problems, two columns on each page. Fol. 6 verso and 7 verso
and recto are blank. The binding, consisting of papyrus covered with leather, is
preserved. 6th century. Complete, but for a few lacunae.
Catalogue du Musee de Gizeh (1895) 1324.
Published in Mimoires de la Mission ArcMol. Fran^aise, IX. 1, pp. 1 sqq., by J. Baillet, with facsimiles.
10759. Vellum. — Average size of leaf 16 x 13. — Akhmim.
Book made up of 33 leaves (=66 pages). Fol. 1 verso (=p. 1) contains a chrism enclosed
in a square with the letters A and CO. Fol. 1 recto-fol. 5 (=pp. 2-10) contain
a fragment of the Gospel of Peter, written in a medium-sized cursive hand, in a single
column averaging 18 lines to a page. Fol. 6 (= pp. 11-12) is blank. Fol. 7-10 recto
(= pp. 19-13, these leaves having been bound upside down) contain a fragment of the
Apocalypse of Peter, written in the same hand as the Gospel of Peter. Fol. 10 verso
(= p. 20) is blank. Fol. 11-33 (= pp. 21-66) contain a portion of the book of Enoch,
pp. 21-50 being written in a good -sized square uncial of rather irregular appearance,
with an average of 21 lines to a column; pp. 51-66 are in a smaller more regular
calligraphic uncial, with an average of 28 lines to a column. The binding, which
consisted of papyrus covered with leather and faced on the inside with vellum, is
preserved. 5th or 6th century. A vellum leaf from another MS. was inserted in the
binding, containing a fragment of the Acts of St. Julian, written in a column of 22
lines on each side in a good-sized round upright uncial. Complete, except for a few
lacunae.
Catalogue du Musee de Gizeh (1895) 1323.
Published in op. cit., IX. 1, pp. 93-147, by U. Bouriant; cf. ibid. IX. 3. pp. 217-239, Appendix by
A. Lods, with facsimiles. Later editions of the Gospel by Swete, Harnack, &c.