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Papyrus 1842

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040-002105382

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032-002104451

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Papyrus 1842

Title:

Census Register, Property List (P.Oxy.Census, P.Oxy. VI 984, TM 20395, 25568) and Pindar’s Paeans (P.Oxy. V 841, P.Lond.Lit. 45, TM 62532, LDAB 3713, MP³1361)

Scope & Content:

Recto (P.Oxy. Census, P.Oxy. VI 984a-c, TM 20395): Census list enumerating 63 households, usually providing details such as name, patronymic, paternal grandfather’name, mother’s name etc; the basis of the entry (‘from his declaration’); gymnasial status, if applicable; place of residence and details on ownership of the house; information on the declarant, with physical description, occupation, tax status and age; list of the other members of the household, starting with males followed by females. Sections on females are indented. In frame 1 is a fragment, the second from the left, upside down and not belonging to the census register, written in a different hand. Another document in a different hand, originally separated from the register, was then pasted to it: this, named as D by the editors, contains a property list, of which only a few poorly preserved lines survive (P.Oxy. VI 984d descr., TM 25568).

Papyrus 1842(1), Fragment 1 = P.Oxy.Census 285-300 (Bagnall, Frier, Rutherford, The Census Register, p. 42);

Papyrus 1842(1), Fragment 2 = P.Oxy.Census 301-304 (Bagnall, Frier, Rutherford, The Census Register, p. 43);

Papyrus 1842(1), Fragment 3, column 1 = P.Oxy.Census 305-320 (Bagnall, Frier, Rutherford, The Census Register, pp. 43-44);

Papyrus 1842(1), Fragment 3, column 2 = P.Oxy.Census 321-338 (Bagnall, Frier, Rutherford, The Census Register, p. 44);

Papyrus 1842(1), Fragment 3, column 3 = P.Oxy.Census 339-353 (Bagnall, Frier, Rutherford, The Census Register, p. 45);

Papyrus 1842(1), Fragment 4 = P.Oxy.Census 354-364 (Bagnall, Frier, Rutherford, The Census Register, p. 47);

Papyrus 1842(1), Fragment 5 = P.Oxy.Census 365-381 (Bagnall, Frier, Rutherford, The Census Register, pp. 47-48);

Papyrus 1842(2), Fragment 1 = P.Oxy.Census 168-182 (Bagnall, Frier, Rutherford, The Census Register, p. 36);

Papyrus 1842(2), Fragment 2, large = P.Oxy.Census 183-198 (Bagnall, Frier, Rutherford, The Census Register, p. 37);

Papyrus 1842(2), Fragment 3 = P.Oxy.Census 199-217 (Bagnall, Frier, Rutherford, The Census Register, p. 38); P.Oxy.Census 218-227 (Bagnall, Frier, Rutherford, The Census Register, p. 43); 228-244 (Bagnall, Frier, Rutherford, The Census Register, pp. 39-40);

Papyrus 1842(2), Fragment 4 = P.Oxy.Census 245-263 (Bagnall, Frier, Rutherford, The Census Register, pp. 40-41);

Papyrus 1842(2), Fragment 5, column 1: end of lines 245-263 (Bagnall, Frier, Rutherford, The Census Register, pp. 40-41);

Papyrus 1842(2), Fragment 5, column 2 = P.Oxy.Census 264-282 (Bagnall, Frier, Rutherford, The Census Register, pp. 41-42);

Papyrus 1842(3), Column 1 = P.Oxy.Census 125-132(Bagnall, Frier, Rutherford, The Census Register, p. 34);

Papyrus 1842(3), Column 2 = P.Oxy.Census 133-148 (Bagnall, Frier, Rutherford, The Census Register, pp. 34-35);

Papyrus 1842(3), Column 3= P.Oxy.Census 149-167 (Bagnall, Frier, Rutherford, The Census Register, pp. 35-36);

Papyrus 1842(4), Fragment 1 = P.Oxy.Census 1-20 (Bagnall, Frier, Rutherford, The Census Register, pp. 27-28);

Papyrus 1842(4), Unwritten fragment;

Papyrus 1842(4), Fragment 2 = P.Oxy.Census 20-38 (Bagnall, Frier, Rutherford, The Census Register, pp. 28-29);

Papyrus 1842(2), Fragment 3 = P.Oxy.Census 39-58 (Bagnall, Frier, Rutherford, The Census Register, pp. 29-30);

Papyrus 1842(2), Fragment 4, Column 1 = P.Oxy.Census 59-77 (Bagnall, Frier, Rutherford, The Census Register, pp. 30-31);

Papyrus 1842(2), Fragment 4, Column 2 = P.Oxy.Census 78-95 (Bagnall, Frier, Rutherford, The Census Register, p. 32);

Papyrus 1842(2), Fragment 5, Column 1 = P.Oxy.Census 96-112 (Bagnall, Frier, Rutherford, The Census Register, pp. 32-33);

Papyrus 1842(2), Fragment 5, Column 2 = P.Oxy.Census 113-124 (Bagnall, Frier, Rutherford, The Census Register, pp. 33-34);

Papyrus 1842(5), Fragment 19/i = P.Oxy.Census 407-424 (Bagnall, Frier, Rutherford, The Census Register, p. 51);

Papyrus 1842(5), Fragment 19/ii, Column 1 = P.Oxy.Census 382-390 (Bagnall, Frier, Rutherford, The Census Register, p. 50);

Papyrus 1842(5), Fragment 28 = P.Oxy.Census 480-483 (Bagnall, Frier, Rutherford, The Census Register, p. 55);

Papyrus 1842(5), Fragment 33 = P.Oxy.Census 484-491 (Bagnall, Frier, Rutherford, The Census Register, p. 56).

Papyrus 1842(5), Fragment 19/ii, Column 2 = P.Oxy.Census 391-406 (Bagnall, Frier, Rutherford, The Census Register, p. 50);

Papyrus 1842(6) Sheet1, Fragment 82 = P.Oxy.Census 425-441 (Bagnall, Frier, Rutherford, The Census Register, p. 52);

Papyrus 1842(6) Sheet 1, Fragment 84 = P.Oxy.Census 454-460 (Bagnall, Frier, Rutherford, The Census Register, p. 54);

Papyrus 1842(6) Sheet1, Fragment 85 = P.Oxy.Census 449 or 461 (Bagnall, Frier, Rutherford, The Census Register, pp. 53-54);

Papyrus 1842(6) Sheet 1, Fragment 86 = P.Oxy.Census 462-466 (Bagnall, Frier, Rutherford, The Census Register, p. 54);

Papyrus 1842(6) Sheet1, Fragment 87 = P.Oxy.Census 442-445 (Bagnall, Frier, Rutherford, The Census Register, p. 53);

Papyrus 1842(6) Sheet 2, Fragment 88 = P.Oxy.Census 467-468 (Bagnall, Frier, Rutherford, The Census Register, p. 55);

Papyrus 1842(6) Sheet2, Fragment 90 = P.Oxy.Census 446-448 (Bagnall, Frier, Rutherford, The Census Register, p. 53);

Papyrus 1842(6) Sheet2, Fragment 91 = P.Oxy.Census 469-473 (Bagnall, Frier, Rutherford, The Census Register, p. 55);

Papyrus 1842(6) Sheet2, Fragment 92 = P.Oxy.Census 474-477 (Bagnall, Frier, Rutherford, The Census Register, p. 55);

Papyrus 1842(6) Sheet2, Fragment 96 = P.Oxy.Census 478-479 (Bagnall, Frier, Rutherford, The Census Register, p. 55);

Papyrus 1842(6) Sheet2, Fragment 107 = P.Oxy.Census 451-453 (Bagnall, Frier, Rutherford, The Census Register, p. 53);

Papyrus 1842(6) Sheet 2, Fragment 108 = Belongs with Papyrus 1842 (4), Fragment 3 (Bagnall, Frier, Rutherford, The Census Register, p. 29);

Verso (P.Oxy. V 841, P.Lond.Lit. 45, TM 62532, LDAB 3713, MP³1361, FGrHist 10 [Andron] F 20 (Add. p. *9)): Pindar’s Paeans, arranged in columns 11.5 cm wide, each with 15-17 lines. The text has stichometric marks in the margin of the columns, scholia and marginal titles, and was written in two hands, one plainer and the other more elaborate. Fragments housed in Papyrus 1842(8) bear no writing on the back.

- Papyrus 1842(1)verso, Fragment 1, lines 1-10 (Rutherford’s D1): end of Paean 1, ‘For the Thebans’;

- Papyrus 1842(1)verso, Fragment 1, line 11- Papyrus 1842(1)verso, Fragment 5, line 13 (Rutherford’s D2): Paean 2, ‘For the Abderites’;

- Papyrus 1842(1)verso, Fragment 5, line 14- Papyrus 1842 (2) verso, fragment 1, line 9 (Rutherford’s D3): Paean 3; 5 columns are lost in between.

- Papyrus 1842(2)verso, fragment 1 line 10-right-hand side fragment, end of column 1 (Rutherford’s D4): Paean 4, ‘For the Ceians’;

- Papyrus 1842(2)verso, right-hand side fragment, column 2-Papyrus 1842(3), column 2, line 13 (Rutherford’s D5): Paean 5, ‘For the Athenians to Delos’; only remains of Papyrus 1842(3) column 1;

- Papyrus 1842(3)verso, column 2, line 14-Papyrus 1842(4), right-hand side fragment, column 1, line 11 (Rutherford’s D6): Paean 6, ‘For the Delphians to Pytho’;

- Papyrus 1842(4)verso, right-hand side fragment, line 12- Papyrus 1842(4) end (Rutherford’s D7): Beginning of Paean 7, ‘For the Thebans’;

- Papyrus 1842(5)verso, fragments 17, 18, 19.i-ii, 20 (Rutherford’s C2): End of Paean 7b;

- Papyrus 1842(5) verso, fragment 21 (Rutherford’s C3): Paean 7c;

- Papyrus 1842 (5) verso, fragment 22 (Rutherford’s D9): Paean 7c(c);

- Papyrus 1842 (5) verso, fragment 26 (Rutherford’s E1): Paean 7c(a);

- Papyrus 1842 (5) verso, fragment 27 (Rutherford’s E2): Paean 7c(b);

- Papyrus 1842 (5) verso, fragment 28 (Rutherford’s C4): ?

- Papyrus 1842 (5) verso, fragment 33 (Rutherford’s D8): Paean 7c(d);

- Papyrus 1842 (5) verso, fragment 46 (Rutherford’s D10): Paean 2?

- Papyrus 1842 (5) verso, fragment 47 (Rutherford’s D11): ?

- Papyrus 1842 (5) verso, fragment 48 (Rutherford’s D12): Comparable to Paean XVII?

- Papyrus 1842 (5) verso, fragment 65 (Rutherford’s D13): ?

- Papyrus 1842 (5) verso, fragment 70 (Rutherford’s D14): Paean 6 or Nemean 7?

- Papyrus 1842 (5) verso, fragment 71 (Rutherford’s D15): ?

- Papyrus 1842(5) verso, fragment 81 (Rutherford’s A7): Paean 6?

- Papyrus 1842(6)Sheet 1 verso, fragments 83+84 lines 1-12: Paean 7d (Rutherford’s B1);

- Papyrus 1842(6) Sheet1 verso, fragments 84, line 13-end, 82 col. 1, 87: Paean 8 (Rutherford’s B2);

- Papyrus 1842(6)Sheet 1 verso, fragment 82 col. 2, 96: Paean 8a (Rutherford’s B3).

- Papyrus 1842(6)Sheet 1 verso, fragment 86 (Rutherford’s B6): Paean 8a(a);

- Papyrus 1842(6)Sheet 2 verso, fragment 88 (Rutherford’s B8): Paean 8a(c);

- Papyrus 1842(6) Sheet 2 verso: fragment 90: Paean 8.

- Papyrus 1842(6)Sheet 2 verso, fragment 91 (Rutherford’s B9): Paean 8a(d);

- Papyrus 1842(6)Sheet 2 verso, fragment 92 (Rutherford’s B7): Paean 8a(b);

- Papyrus 1842(6)Sheet 2 verso, fragment 94 (Rutherford’s B4): Associated to Paean 8?

- Papyrus 1842(6)Sheet 2 verso, fragment 95 (Rutherford’s B10): Associated to Paean 8 or 8a?

- Papyrus 1842(6)Sheet 2 verso, fragment 112: Paean 5.

- Papyrus 1842(7) verso, fragment 143: Paean 8.

- Papyrus 1842(7) verso, fragments 126-128 (Rutherford’s A1): Paean 9, ‘For the Thebans to the Ismenion’;

- Papyrus 1842(7) verso, fragments 129-131 (Rutherford’s A2): Paean 10(a);

- Papyrus 1842(7) verso, fragment 134 (Rutherford’s A3): Paean 10(b);

- Papyrus 1842(7) verso, fragment 138 (Rutherford’s A5): Paean 9?

- Papyrus 1842(7) verso, fragment 139 (Rutherford’s A4): Paean 9?

- Papyrus 1842(7) verso, fragment 161 (Rutherford’s A6): Paean 9?

Collection Area:

Western Manuscripts

Project / Collection:

Greek Manuscripts
Papyri Collections

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040-002105382

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Papyrus 1-3136 : Papyri

Papyrus 1842 : Census Register, Property List (P.Oxy.Census, P.Oxy. VI 984, TM 20395, 25568) and Pindar’s Paeans (P.Oxy. V 841, P.Lond.Lit. 45,…

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Extent:

Fragments of varying size from a papyrus roll, originally forming distinct documents which were then pasted together to provide space for a copy of Pindar’s Paeans on the back. The papyrus was also trimmed off at its lower edge and cut into sections then pasted together; strengthening strips were added on the recto. The fragments are now in 9 frames, named Papyrus 1842 (1)- Papyrus 1842 (8), with frame 6 consisting of two separate glass cases named Papyrus 1842(6 Sheet 1) and Papyrus 1842 (6 Sheet 2). Some fragments remain unplaced.

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Languages:

Greek, Ancient

Scripts:

Greek

Start Date:

0060

End Date:

0140

Date Range:

Late 1st century-Early 2nd century

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Physical Characteristics:

Materials: Papyrus.

Dimensions: Fragments of varying size; housed in nine glass cases, named Papyrus 1842(1), Papyrus 1842(2), Papyrus 1842(3), Papyrus 1842(4), Papyrus 1842(5), Papyrus 1842(6)Sheet 1, Papyrus 1842(6) Sheet2, Papyrus 1842(7), Papyrus 1842(8), measuring 325 x 1255 mm, 230 x 770 mm, 230 x 400 mm, 325 x 1335 mm, 230 x 970 mm, 230 x 920 mm, 230 x 295 mm, 230 x 305 mm, 230 x 320 mm respectively.

Script: Recto: Neat, rapid, professional cursive for the census register; additional hands for the second document and in the strengthening strips added before re-using the papyrus. Verso: Two hands, both formal round, one being more ornamented and hooked, the other plainer. The plainer hand is used in Rutherford's sections C-E; the elaborate one in Rutherford's sections A-B. Breathings, accents, marks of quantity, diaeresis occur; paragraphos is used to mark strophe divisions, coronis for triad-end; asterisk is attested once. Three to five hands added notes.

Custodial History:

Origin: Oxyrhynchus, Oxyrhynchite nome, or Ptolemais Hermeiou (El-Mansha), Egypt.

Provenance: Oxyrhynchus, Oxyrhynchite nome, Egypt. Presented by the Egypt Exploration Fund in February 1909 together with Papyrus 1843; transferred on 4 September 1911.

Former External References:

P.Lond.Lit. 45
P.Oxy. V 841
P.Oxy. VI 984
P.Oxy.Census

Publications:

Recto

Recto: The Oxyrhynchus Papyri. Vol. VI (London: Egypt Exploration Fund 1908), pp. 321-322, no. 984.

Berichtigungsliste der griechischen Papyrusurkunden aus Ägypten VII (Leiden: E. J. Brill 1986), p. 133.

Berichtigungsliste der griechischen Papyrusurkunden aus Ägypten VIII (Leiden: E. J. Brill 1992), p. 239.

Berichtigungsliste der griechischen Papyrusurkunden aus Ägypten IX (Leiden: E. J. Brill 1995), p. 182.

R. S. Bagnall, B. W. Frier, I. C. Rutherford, The Census Register P.Oxy. 984: The Reverse of Pindar's Paeans (Bruxelles: Fondation égyptologique Reine Elisabeth 1997).

R. S. Bagnall, ‘Cults and Names of Ptolemais in Upper Egypt’, in W. Clarysse, A. Schoors, and H. Willems (edd.), Egyptian Religion: The Last Thousand Years. Studies Dedicated to the Memory of Jan Quaegebeur. Part II (Orientalia Lovaniensia Analecta 85) (Leuven: Peeters 1998), pp. 1093-1101.

O. Montevecchi, ‘La provenienza di P. Oxy. 984’, Aegyptus 78 (1998), pp. 49-76.

C. L. Gagliano, ‘A proposito di ἐν μάνδρᾳ in P. Oxy. 984’, Aegyptus 80 (2000), pp. 99-115.

O. Montevecchi, ‘Ancora su Lycopolis’, Aegyptus 80 (2000), pp. 145-146.

O. Montevecchi, ‘Gli ἀπὸ γυμνασίου di Λύκων πόλις’, in S. Russo (ed.), Atti del V Convegno nazionale di egittologia e papirologia: Firenze, 10-12 dicembre 1999 (Firenze: Istituto papirologico "G. Vitelli" 2000), pp. 175-184.

Berichtigungsliste der griechischen Papyrusurkunden aus Ägypten XI (Leiden: E. J. Brill 2002), p. 174.

M. Rolandi, ‘I mestieri artigiani nelle κατ΄ οίκίαν άπογραφαί e nelle liste di popolazione dell'Egitto romano: aspetti e problemi’, Aegyptus 87 (2007), pp. 181-197 9pp. 186-189).

Berichtigungsliste der griechischen Papyrusurkunden aus Ägypten XII (Leiden: E. J. Brill 2009), p. 155.

Verso

The Oxyrhynchus Papyri. Vol. V (London: Egypt Exploration Fund 1908), pp. 11-110, no. 841.

O. Schroeder, Pindari carmina cum fragmentis selectis (Lipsiae: B.G. Teubner 1908).

E. Diehl, Supplementum lyricum: neue Bruchstücke von Archilochus, Alcaeus, Sappho, Corinna, Pindar, Bacchylides (Bonn: Marcus und Weber 1917, 3^rd ed.), nos. 1-10.

H. Jurenka, ‘Pindaros neugefundener Paean für Abdera’, Philologus 71 (1912), pp. 173-210.

A. Körte, ‘Literarische Texte mit Ausschluß der christlichen’, Archiv für Papyrusforschung und verwandte Gebiete 5 (1913), pp. 532-572 (pp. 549-551, no. 400).

C. Robert, ‘Zu Pindars VIII Paean’, Hermes 49 (1914), pp. 315-319.

W. Schubart, Das Buch bei den Griechen und Römern (Berlin: De Gruyter 1921), p. 96.

H. J. M. Milne, Catalogue of the Literary Papyri in the British Museum (London: British Museum 1927), p. 35, no. 45.

R. Hampe, ‘Zu Pindars Paian für Abdera’, Hermes 76 (1941), pp. 136-142.

B. Snell, ‘Identifikationen von Pindarbruchstücken’, Hermes 73 (1938), pp. 424-439.

A. Turyn, Pindari Carmina cum fragmentis (Cracoviae: Academia Polona Litterarum et Scientiarum 1948), frr. 41-52, 55-62.

B. Snell, Pindari carmina cum fragmentis (Lipsiae: Teubner 1953).

C. H. Roberts, Greek Literary Hands350 B.C.-A.D. 400 (Oxford: Clarendon Press 1955), pl. 14.

S. L. Radt, Pindars zweiter und sechster Paian (Amsterdam : A.M. Hakkert 1958).

B. Snell, ‘Pindars 8. Paian Über die Tempel von Delphi’, Hermes 90 (1962), pp. 1-6.

C. M. Bowra, Pindar (Oxford: Clarendon Press 1964), nos. 35-43.

R. P. Oliver, ‘Apex and Sicilicus’, The American Journal of Philology 87 (1966), pp. 129-170 (pp. 134, 143).

B. Snell, H. Maehler, Pindari carmina cum fragmentis (Leipzig: B.G. Teubner 1975-1980)

G. Bona, Pindaro. I peani. Testo, traduzione, scoli e commento (Cuneo: Saste 1988).

G. B. D'Alessio, F. Ferrari, ‘Pindaro, Peana 6, 175-183: una ricostruzione’, Studi Classici e Orientali 38 (1988), pp. 159-180.

I.Rutherford, ‘Neoptolemus and the Paean-Cry: An Echo of a Sacred Aetiology in Pindar’, Zeitschrift für Papyrologie und Epigraphik 88 (1991), pp. 1-10.

G. B. D'Alessio, ‘Immigrati a Teo e ad Abdera (SEG XXXI 985; Pind. fr. 52b Sn.-M.)’, Zeitschrift für Papyrologie und Epigraphik 92 (1992), pp. 73-80.

G. B. D’Alessio, ‘Pindaro, peana VIIb (fr.52 h Sn.M.)’, in Proceedings of the XIX InternationalCongress of Papyrology. Cairo 2-9 september 1989. Vol. I (Cairo: Ain Shams University, Center of Papyrological Studies 1992), pp. 353-373.

G. B. D'Alessio, ‘Due note su P.Oxy. 841 (Pindaro, Peani)’, Zeitschrift für Papyrologie und Epigraphik 92 (1992), pp. 81-83.

U. Horak, Illuminierte Papyri, Pergamente und Papiere I (Wien: Holzhausen 1992), p. 231.

R. S. Bagnall, B. W. Frier, I. C. Rutherford, The census register P.Oxy. 984: the reverse of Pindar's Paeans (Bruxelles: Fondation égyptologique Reine Elisabeth 1997), pp. 1-18.

G. B. D'Alessio, ‘Pindar's "Prosodia" and the Classification of Pindaric Papyrus Fragments’, Zeitschrift für Papyrologie und Epigraphik 118 (1997), pp. 23-60.

H. Lloyd-Jones, ‘Two Conjectures on Pindar's Fourth Paean (50-3)’, Zeitschrift für Papyrologie und Epigraphik 95 (1993), pp. 1-5, reprinted in H. Lloyd-Jones, The Further Academic Papers of Sir Hugh Lloyd-Jones (Oxford-New York: Oxford University Press 2005), pp. 69-74.

E. Puglia, La cura del libro nel mondo antico: guasti e restauri del rotolo di papiro (Napoli: Liguori 1997), p. 48, n. 52, n. 53.

I. Rutherford, ‘"For the Aeginetans to Aiakos a Prosodion": An Unnoticed Title at Pindar, Paean 6, 123, and Its Significance for the Poem’, Zeitschrift für Papyrologie und Epigraphik 118 (1997), pp. 1-21.

B. Gentili, ‘Problemi di colometria pindarica (Paen. 2 e Nem. 7)’, in B. Gentili, F. Perusino (edd.), La colometria antica dei testi poetici greci (= Incontri e Seminari 1) (Pisa – Roma: Istituti editoriali e poligrafici internazionali 1999) pp. 51-61.

W. B. Henry, ‘A Supposed Metrical Peculiarity in Pindar’, Zeitschrift für Papyrologie und Epigraphik 135 (2001), p. 32.

I. Rutherford, ‘Paeans at Ptolemais?’, Zeitschrift für Papyrologie und Epigraphik 135 (2001), pp. 41-42.

I. Rutherford, Pindar's Paeans: A Reading of the Fragments with a Survey of the Genre (Oxford: Oxford University Press 2001), pp. 189-349.

W. B. Henry, ‘Notes on Pindar's "Paeans" (P. Oxy. 841)’, Zeitschrift für Papyrologie und Epigraphik 145 (2003), pp. 7-10.

P. W. Comfort, Encountering the Manuscripts: An Introduction to New Testament Paleography & Textual Criticism (Nashville, Tennessee: Broadman & Holman Publishers 2005), p. 157.

P. J. Finglass, ‘Erinys or Hundred-Hander? Pindar, fr. 52i(a). 19-21 Snell-Maehler = B3.25-7 Rutherford ("Paean"8a)’, Zeitschrift für Papyrologie und Epigraphik 154 (2005), pp. 40-42.

L. Kurke, ‘Choral Lyric as “Ritualization”: Poetic Sacrifice and Poetic Ego in Pindar's Sixth Paian’, Classical Antiquity 24 (2005), pp. 81-130.

C. Calame, ‘Mythos, musische Leistung und Ritual am Beispiel der melischen Dich-tung’, in A. Bierl (et al.), Literatur und Religion. I. Wege zu einer mytisch-rituellen Poetik bei den Griechen (Mythos Eikon Poiesis I 1) (Berlin: W.de Gruyter 2007), pp. 179-210.

K. McNamee, Annotations in Greek and Latin texts from Egypt (Oakville, Conn.: American Society of Papyrologists 2007), pp. 315-343, no. 1361.

G. Cavallo, La scrittura greca e latina dei papiri: una introduzione (Pisa: F. Serra 2008), p. 95.

B. Nongbri, ‘The Limits of Palaeographic Dating of Literary Papyri: Some Observations on the Date and Provenance of P.Bodmer II (P66)’, Museum Helveticum 71 (2014), pp. 1-35 (p. 10).

Material Type:

Archives and Manuscripts

Legal Status:

Not Public Record(s)

Names:

Pindar, lyric poet, 518 BC-c 446 BC

Places:

Oxyrhynchus (Bahnasa), Oxyrhynchite nome, Egypt
Ptolemais Hermeiou (El-Mansha), Egypt