Volume / Number: S / 1712

• Oxford United Kingdom Sackler Library, Papyrology Rooms P. Ant. 154

Origin uncertain. Found at Antinoë.

Script is early half-uncial: one form of A has the pointed bow as in the Epitome of Livy (CLA 2.208 and 12.**208); Ᵹ has the later half-uncial form; i is long after ꞇ; the middle stroke of N tends to sag; r is square-shouldered and goes below the line; the upper stroke of ꞅ resembles an oblique elongated comma, a feature also seen in the Terence papyrus, Pap. Oxy. 2401 (CLA 12.1717), in the Formula Fabiana (CLA 8.1042 and 10.**1042), and still retained in the sixth century by one hand of the Justinian Digests in Florence (CLA 3.295) for prefatory matter.

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