Greek papyri

GREEK PAPYRI 53
10408. Papyrus. 043 x 07. — 1 sells. — Good-sized cursive.
Parts of 5 lines from a letter. 3rd century.
Cf. note on 10407.
42.
10409. Papyrus. — 039 x 046. — 1 sells. — Small cursive.
Parts of 3 lines from a document. 3rd or 4th century.
Cf. note on 10407.
42.
10410. Papyrus. 079 x 125. — 1 sells and a strip along the bottom. — Fibres
vertical. — Good-sized cursive.
Fart of an account in two columns. 7th century. In all 9 incomplete Lines.
47.
10411. Papyrus. 112 x 052. — 1 seUs. — Medium-sized cursive.
Beginnings of 4 lines from an account. 6th century.
Joined to two blank pieces which do not belong to it.
55.
10412. Papyrus.—065 x 134.— 1 sells.— Fibres vertical.— Medium-sized cursive.
Order addressed to John, receiver of ta:xes in wine, to pay to certain churches an amount
60.
which is lost. 6th or 7th century. 4 lines, broken at the end.
10413. Papyrus. — 1 x 068. — 1 sells. — Large cursive ; the last line in rude
uncials.
Beginnings of 6 lines from a receipt or account connected with wine. 6th or 7th century.
61.
10414. Papyrus. 043 x 131. — 1 sells. — Fibres vertical. — Small cursive.
3 incomplete lines from an account. 7th or 8th century.
62.
10416. Papyrus. —029 x 106. — 1 sehs. — Large cursive.
Parts of 3 lines from the end of a contract. 6th century.
Joined to 10416.
63.
10416 (a), (&). Papyrus. 08 x 048 (fragment a). — 1 sells. — Clear cursive.
Two fragments, the larger (a) containing parts of 3 lines from a document, 5th or 6th
century.
Joined to 10415.
63.
10417. Papyrus. 087 x -055. — 1 sells. — Good-sized cursive.
Parts of 4 lines from a receipt. 6th century.
65.