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P. Hermitage Copt. 56 |
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Liturgical (prayer) |
Contents: | 1. Ro ll. 1-5: Deacon’s call (diaconicon) for the sick from the anaphora of St. Mark, short version. |
Form: | Sheet |
Material: | Paper |
Dimensions (cm): | Height: 5 | Width: 10.2 | Depth: |
Dimensions (notes): | Jernstedt (1959: p. 136) |
Folding pattern: | 3 (?) horizontal and 4 (?) vertical folds. |
State of preservation: | Framgentary, upper part of a sheet torn at the bottom. |
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Pages/Columns (notes): | 1 column recto, 5 surviving lines. Palimpsest? |
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Findspot: | Egypt (TM places ID: 49) |
Place of purchase: | (TM places ID: ) |
Writingspot: | Egypt (TM places ID: 49) |
Present Location: | St Petersburg, Hermitage Museum |
Collection History: | Formerly housed in the Academy of Science, St. Petersburg, now in the Hermitage Museum. (Collection Website 19/6/2019) |
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Collection website: | http://papyri.info/apis/hermitage.apis.359 |
Notes/Discussion: | Some ink traces above the first line, may be palimpsest but this seems strange on paper (perhaps the ink is from from previous page (ÁM)) The text does not, however, seem to be reversed (EL). Reused as amulet? For content, compare Macomber, William F. “The Anaphora of Saint Mark According to the Kacmarcik Codex.” OCP 45 (1979): 80 and Brightman, F. E. Eastern Liturgies Being the Texts Original or Translated of the Principal Liturgies of the Church. Oxford: Clarendon, 1886, 166. |
Bibiliography |
Editions: | Jernstedt, Peter Viktorovich. Коптские тексты государственного Эрмитажа (P.Hermitage). Moskow-Leningrad: Izd-vo Akademii Nauk SSSR, 1959, p. 136-137, no. 56. |
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Trismegistos ID: | 109320 |
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Edit History: | KD (13/12/2018); EL (25/3/2019); MPS (19/6/2019), ÁM (28/03/2020); EL (14/8/2020); KD (29/9/2021); KD (13/9/2022) |