Volume / Number: S / 1790

• Oxford United Kingdom Sackler Library, Papyrology Rooms P. Ant. 155

Origin uncertain. The Greek document on the papyrological recto is assigned by experts to the late fourth century, which gives the terminus ante quem non for the Latin. Found at Antinoë.

Script is early half-uncial betraying Greek influence in the use of i-longa in mid-word, N with a thin oblique, smallish o, and t with a straight top: the bow of A is pointed and pendant; the hasta of E is long; Ᵹ has the half-uncial form and squats on the line; the shoulder of r has the oblique cursive form; ꞅ is half-uncial.