Skip to content

Volume / Number: 10 / 1533

CLA 1533
Shelfmarks
  • Vienna Austria Österreichische Nationalbibliothek L 91
Script Cursive
Date V–VI (480 - 520)
Origin and Provenance

Written in a part of the Roman Empire where Greek was more familiar than Latin, and presumably in Egypt where the fragment was found. Discovered probably in the Fayûm.

CLA Vol. 10
TM Number TM 65156
Support Papyrus
Contents Amulet with Pater Noster. Testamentum Novum, Evangelia (Vetus Latina, Mt 6.11–12).
Script Commentary

Script is cursive by a hand more accustomed to Greek, to judge by the Greek letters that have slipped in, e.g. NOBIC, NOCTPA for nobis, nostra; u is cup-shaped; a is suprascript in the ligature an. The fragment has the look of an exercise. Part of a sketch is seen on the papyrological verso.

Collections
Last modified 29 April 2019