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P. Heid. Aeg. 761 |
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Magical (applied) (?) |
Contents: | Original use: 1. Ro: Illegible, perhaps earlier attempt at text. Re-use (palimpsest): 2. Ro ll. 1-12: Tablet containing the Lord’s Prayer (Matthew 6.9-13), perhaps an amulet to protect a building. |
Form: | Tablet |
Material: | Wood |
Dimensions (cm): | Height: 16.8 | Width: 11.8 | Depth: .8 |
Dimensions (notes): | Bilabel (1924: p. 49). |
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State of preservation: | Cracked horizontally into two pieces, otherwise complete. |
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Pages/Columns (notes): | 1 column each, recto and verso. |
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Findspot: | Hipponon (Qarara), Egypt (TM places ID: ) |
Place of purchase: | (TM places ID: ) |
Writingspot: | Hipponon (Qarara), Egypt (?) (TM places ID: ) |
Present Location: | Heidelberg, Institut für Papyrologie |
Collection History: | Found in a tomb in Qarara in 1914 (Kraus 2006: p. 250; Seider 1964: 156-7). |
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Notes/Discussion: | Two holes in upper part for suspension. Bilabel (1924: p. 51-52) understood this as an amulet. Kraus (2006) suggests this is a school text. |
Bibiliography |
Editions: | Bilabel, Friedrich. Griechische Papyri (Urkunden, Briefle, Schreibtafeln, Ostraka etc.) (P. Baden 4). Heidelberg: Selbstverlag, 1924, p. 49-52, no. 60. |
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General: | Kraus, Thomas J. “Manuscripts with the Lord’s Prayer: They are More than Simply Witnesses to that Text Itself.” In New Testament Manuscripts. Their Texts and their World, edited by Thomas J. Kraus – Tobias Nicklas. Leiden: Brill, 2006, p. 248-250, no. 16, figs. 7-8. |
Trismegistos ID: | 65415 |
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Edit History: | KD (17/9/2020); KD (29/9/2021); SVS (09/08/22) |