Volume / Number: 8 / 1037

CLA	1037
Shelfmarks	Berlin Germany Staatliche Museen P. 6762 Berlin Germany Staatliche Museen P. 6763 Paris France Louvre 7153
Script	Uncial
Date	VI (501 - 600)
Origin and Provenance	Written in the East Roman Empire, possibly in Byzantium. Found in Egypt. The Berlin fragments were removed to Russia after 1945. The Paris fragments could not be located in 1950.
CLA Vol.	8
TM Number	TM 62356
Support	Parchment
Contents	Papinianus, De Bonorum Possessione (Responsa 5, 9, with Greek glosses); Paulus Iuridicus; Ulpianus.
Script Commentary	Script is a rather small uncial of the characteristic type found in the Florentine Pandects and in various legal fragments from Egypt (see CLA 2.211; 3.292 and 3.295; 4.488): B has the typical tall form; the last stroke of R is almost horizontal. Greek scholia occur in fine small characters.
Notes	☛CLA S.**1037. ☛E. Turner, Typology, p. 126 (AD4–AD5), Lowe (AD6); S. Ammirati, JJP 40 (2010), p. 93.
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Last modified	07 February 2025