Volume / Number: S / 1693

• Florence Italy Biblioteca Medicea Laurenziana 18673

Origin presumably Egypt. It is hard to see why Latin letters were used for a Greek text, unless for or by persons who understood spoken but not written Greek.

Script is expert calligraphic ‘Capitalis’ nearest to ‘Rustica’: the bow of A is distinctly pointed; L is hook-shaped; the oblique of N rises above the line; the upper end of S is either an oblique stroke or barely indicated. The verso of the three largest fragments contains a few cancelled letters, accounts of much later date, and some other traces of writing (teste Vitelli).

☛PSI 7 743. ☛DCLP.

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