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viii INTRODUCTION Since 1897 the Museum has received a large selection of well- preserved documents, chiefly of the Roman and Byzantine periods, from our earlier excavations at Behnesa and in the Fayoum in 1896- 1899, Most of these have been published or described by us in the Oxyrhynchiis Papyri, Parts I-III, or in Faywn Towns and their Pajjyri. During the next few years extensive additions will be made to the collection through the division of the papyri which were found in our later excavations in the Fayoum and elsewhere, and in the excavations of M. Jouguet, but which have all been provisionally sent to Europe for publication. In the following catalogue the remark ' Fibres vertical ' means that the writing is on the recto of the papyrus, but at right angles to the fibres. Where no such remark is made, the writing is, as usually happens, along the fibres. Except where the contrary is stated, the writing is on the recto. The measurements throughout refer to metres. The numbers of the papyri in the catalogue are uniformly printed in heavy type. In the case of Greek words square brackets [ ] indicate a lacuna, round brackets ( ) the expansion of an abbreviation, and letters with dots under them are to be considered uncertain.
__/ CATALOGUE GENERAL DES ANTIQUITES EGYPTIENNES Du mus:ee du caire GREEK PAPYRI 10001. Papyrus. — -297 x -185. — Behnesa 1897 (Grenfell-Hunt). — 1 selis and a strip to the right. — Large cursive. Certificate issued by Gnaeus Vergilius Capito, praefect o£ Egypt, to Tryphon, son of Dionysius, exempting him from military service. Dated in the 12th year of Claudius (a.d. 52). Complete. 14 lines. Published in the Oryrhynchus Papyri, Part I, no. 39, by B. P. Grenfell and A. S. Hunt. 10002. Papyrus. — -36 x 132. — Behnesa 1897 (Grenfell-Hunt). — 1 selis and a strip to the left. — Very cursive. Petition addressed to Gnaeus Vergilius Capito by Tryphon, son of Dionysius (cf. lOOOl), complaining that a certain Syrus refused to abide by a judgement given in a dispute between him and Tryphon. Written in the middle of the 1st century. Practically complete. 19 lines. Published in op. cit. no. 38. 10003. Papyrus. — -374 x -125. — Behnesa 1897 (Grenfell-Hunt). — 2 selides. — Small cursive. Receipt given by Antiphanes, son of Heraclas, to Tryphon, son of Dionysius (ef. 10001 and 10002), stating that Tryphon had repaid a loan of 160 drachmae. Dated in the 5th year of Nero (a.d. 59). Nearly complete. 28 lines. Described in op. cit. Part II, no. 306. 10004. Papyrus. — -222 x -145. — Behnesa 1897 (Grenfell-Hunt). — 1 seUs. — Small cursive ; a different hand on the verso. On the recto part of two columns giving measurements of land and buildings, incomplete and much effaced. 35 lines. Contents of the verso similar, written in a different hand partly effaced. 18 lines. Verso dated in the 16th year of Hadrian (a.d. 132). Described in op. cit. Part III, no. 600. B ;
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GREEK PAPYRI 59 10465. Papyi-us. 14
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GREEK PAPYRI 10591. Papyi-us. 058 x
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GREEK PAPYRI 10727. Papyrus. 073 x
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GREEK PAPYRI 10791. Papyrus. — -2
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GREEK PAPYRI 10803. Papyrus. — 16
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GREEK PAPYRI 10817. Papynis. — -2
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GREEK PAPYRI 10831. Papyrus. — 09
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GREEK PAPYRI 10845. Papyrus. — -0
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GREEK PAPYRI 109 10857. Papyrus.
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