Volume / Number: S / 1754

• Paris France Sorbonne, Institut de Papyrologie 2222
• Berlin Germany Staatliche Museen P. 6866 a–b Ro
• Aberdeen United Kingdom Aberdeen University Library 2 g

Origin uncertain, presumably Egypt. This palaeographical crumb is technically out of place here, for it has since been established that its text is identical with that of P. Berlin 6866, a fragment of individual accounts of soldiers, dated 192–6.

Script is a type between cursive and calligraphy; the foot of L extends obliquely below the line; o has the shrunken form; u is v-shaped.

☛CLA date (II–III) changed to reflect that of military records. ☛ChLA 4.22. ☛ChLA 10.410. ☛ChLA 18.663. ☛Cavenaile, CPL 122. ☛Cavenaile, CPL 123. ☛Formerly Paris, Private collection Reinach without number. ☛DCLP.

• http://www.papyrologie.paris-sorbonne.fr/photos/PLatin/2012222.jpg
• https://berlpap.smb.museum/00001/

• CLA information changed