Volume / Number: 11 / 1650

CLA	1650
Shelfmarks	Durham, N. C. USA Duke University P. 798 Montserrat Spain Biblioteca Abadia de Monserrat 126–178 Montserrat Spain Biblioteca Abadia de Monserrat 292 Montserrat Spain Biblioteca Abadia de Monserrat 338
Script	Early Half-Uncial
Date	IV–V (380 - 420)
Origin and Provenance	Written apparently in Italy. Found in Egypt in 1954–5. Acquired by the late Prof. David M. Robinson of the University of Mississippi and bequeathed by him to Prof. William H. Willis of Duke University, who intends to give it eventually to the University Library.
CLA Vol.	11
TM Number	TM 59453
Support	Papyrus
Contents	Cicero, In Catilinam (6–9, 13–33); Alcestis; Greek short hand manual, alphabetic.
Script Commentary	Script is small half-uncial, recalling the quarter-uncial type: a has two forms, one rising above the base-line in ligature with the next letter and the other resembling the uncial; c and e often rise above the other letters; i-longa occurs in mid-word for no reason; o is shrunken.
Notes	☛Formerly Barcelona, Fundacion San Lucas Evangelista 126–181. ☛Formerly Durham (NC), Duke University P. Robinson 201. ☛Formerly Durham (NC), Duke University P. Robinson Lat. 1.
Last modified	30 April 2019