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Crum MS XII |
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Letter to a god |
Contents: | 1. Ro ll. 1-21: Letter to the god Osiris in Hasro by Esrmpe, daughter of Kllaouj, against Hor, son of Tasneou. |
Form: | Sheet |
Material: | Papyrus |
Dimensions (cm): | Height: 9.4 | Width: 8.7 | Depth: |
Dimensions (notes): | Largest fragment of two, manuscript lost, measurements from image (Love 2022: §3.1.2); 13.2cm x 10.2cm (one piece) (Satzinger 1975: p. 38) |
Folding pattern: | 4 (?) vertical creases (Love 2022: §3.1.2) |
State of preservation: | Incomplete, fragmentary. |
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Pages/Columns (notes): | 21 lines preserved in 2 (?) fragments (Love 2022: §3.1.2) |
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Findspot: | Tenis – Hakoris (Tehna), Egypt (TM places ID: 2309) |
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Writingspot: | Tenis – Hakoris (Tehna), Egypt (?) (TM places ID: 2309) |
Present Location: | Archive of the Griffith Institute, Oxford |
Collection History: | Acquired by Carl Schmidt in 1937 (Crum 1942: p. 21), image sent to Crum by Schmidt now held in the Griffith Institute as Crum MS XII (Love 2022: §3.1.1). |
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Bibiliography |
Editions: | Satzinger, Helmut. “The Old Coptic Schmidt Papyrus.” Journal of the American Research Center in Egypt 12 (1975): 37-51. |
Translations: | Frankfurter, David. “‘It is Esrmpe who appeals!’ Place, Object, and Performance in a Quest for Pregnancy in Roman Egypt”, in Placing Ancient Texts The Ritual and Rhetorical Use of Space, edited by Mika Ahuvia and Alexander Kocar (Tübingen: Mohr Siebeck, 2018), 181-196. |
General: | Crum, Walter E. “An Egyptian Text in Greek Characters.” The Journal of Egyptian Archaeology 28 (1942): 20-31. |
Trismegistos ID: | 92845 |
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Edit History: | MPS (23/4/2019); KD (13/11/2020); EL (14/9/2021); KD (27/5/2022) |