Volume / Number: S / 1716

• Oxford United Kingdom Sackler Library, Papyrology Rooms P. Oxy. 2103

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

Script is regular, restrained cursive of the ancient type in a hand conscious of writing a book (to be compared with Pap. Oxy. 2088, CLA 12.1714): b has the ancient cursive form; e mostly resembles an inclined v; the tail of g turns to the left; i-longa occurs often initially, also medially without significance; the foot of l extends downward obliquely; m occasionally is angular but more often is rounded and made without lifting the pen; o is very small; the top of p is a straight stroke; the tail of q descends to the right; the top of t is mostly to the left of the upright; u often rises above the foot line, especially when attached to the following letter.

☛Formarly London, Egypt Exploration Society. ☛Cavenaile, CPL 77. ☛DCLP.