Volume / Number: S / 1714

• Oxford United Kingdom Sackler Library, Papyrology Rooms P. Oxy. 2088

Origin uncertain. Found at Oxyrhynchus. Could not be located in 1965.

Script is regulated cursive of the early Roman type, probably used for inexpensive books (to be compared with Pap. Oxy. 2103, CLA 12.1716): the tail of G is a short stroke to the right and on the line; i-longa frequent, used indifferently; the middle stroke of N is a straight line and tops both verticals, the whole resembling Greek π; the bow of q is reduced to a line with the tail swung obliquely to the right; u has two forms, one broad and one v-shaped which is less frequent; thickenings at the tops of i, l, and u; the forms of a, b, r, and s are characteristic.

☛G. Ammanati, Materiali e discussioni per l’analisi dei testi classici 66 (2011), p. 93–119. ☛Formarly London, Egypt Exploration Society. ☛DCLP.

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