Sigla:  
                Modern names for the manuscript, including inventory and publication numbers.
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            P. Mich. Inv. 3544  | 
        
Category:  
                Classification of the contents, e.g. magical (formulary or applied), alchemical, liturgical, documentary or medical. | 
            Magical (unclear)  | 
        
| Contents: | 1. Ro ll. 1-31: Unclear.  | 
        
| Language(s): | Egyptian (Coptic)  | 
        
| Script(s): |   Coptic  | 
        
| Dialect: | |
| Language/dialect notes: | Use of ⲏ for ⲉ (Husselman 1942, p. 19).  | 
        
Date:  
                Dates are CE unless preceded by a minus sign <->, in which case they are BCE. | 
            501 – 700 | 
| Date notes: | Date from collection website, also stating 701-800 (14/11/2018).  | 
        
Archive/collection:  
			Larger collection to which manuscript belongs. | 
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| Archive name: | |
| State of edition: | Unpublished. Assigned to Markéta Preininger.  | 
        
| Image: | http://quod.lib.umich.edu/a/apis/x-4309/3544r.tif | 
| Form: | Sheet (?)  | 
        
| Material: | Papyrus  | 
        
| Dimensions (cm): | Height: 22.1 | Width: 16 | Depth: | 
| Dimensions (notes): | Two fragments, one 16 (W) x 9.1 (H), other 15 (W) x 13 (H). Dimensions given are minimum. See Collection website (13/5/2019).  | 
    	
| Folding pattern: | |
| State of preservation: | Fragmentary. Damaged; broken into two incomplete fragments. Bottom margin preserved on bottom of second fragment. Fragment one is made up of three fragments.  | 
        
Pages/Columns:  
                Total surviving columns in the manuscript for rolls, sheets and rotuli; total number of pages for codices.
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            1  | 
        
| Pages/Columns (notes): | 1 column recto (↓); fragment 1 16 lines, fragment 2 15 lines.  | 
        
| Hand: | 
| Findspot: | Egypt (TM places ID: 49) | 
        
| Place of purchase: | (TM places ID: ) | 
| Writingspot: | Egypt (TM places ID: 49) | 
        
| Present Location: | Ann Arbor, Michigan University, Library  | 
        
| Collection History: | The papyrus was purchased from Nahman in 1925 and came to University in October 1926 as a gift of Oscar Weber and Richard H. Webber of Detroit (Collection website 14/11/2018)  | 
        
Trismegistos collection:  
                Page on the database Trismegistos collections for the institution which currently houses the manuscript. | 
            12 | 
| Collection website: | http://quod.lib.umich.edu/a/apis/x-4309/3544r.tif | 
| Notes/Discussion: |   Two different pages for the text on the Michigan website for recto and verso; these are provided in the collection website and collection image fields.  | 
        
| Bibiliography | 
| Editions: | |
| Translations: | |
| General: | Husselman, Elinor Mullet. “The Collection of Papyri.” In Coptic Texts in the University of Michigan Collection, edited by William H. Worrell. Ann Arbor: The University of Michigan Press, 1942, p. 19.  | 
        
| Trismegistos ID: |   874256  | 
            PAThs: | 
PGM:  
                Papyri Gracae Magicae
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            SM:  
                Supplementum Magicum
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            GEMF:  
                Greek and Egyptian Magical Formularies (forthcoming)
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            ACM:  
                Ancient Christian Magic
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Bélanger Sarrazin:  
                Bélanger-Sarrazin. “Catalogue des textes magiques coptes” | 
            AKZ:  
                Ausgewählte koptische Zaubertexte | 
            CBd:  
                Campbell-Bonner Magical Gems Database | 
            Mert.-Pack:  
                Mertens-Pack online database | 
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Van H:  
                van Haelst, Catalogue des papyrus littéraires  | 
            Bruyn-Dijkstra:  
                de Bruyn and Dijkstra, “Greek Amulets and Formularies (Checklist)" | 
            TheDefix:    
                Thesaurus Defixionum | 
            To Zodion: | 
| Edit History: | KD (14/11/2018); EL (19/11/18); MPS (13/5/2019); MPS (18/8/2020); MPS (19/8/2020); MPS (31/7/2023)  |