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Magical1. Magical text (?)Placeholder date; typical date range of Coptic magical maunscripts.4011200KD (26/7/2024)EgyptUnclear3995Egyptian (Coptic)Paris, Bibliothèque NationaleCopticBNF copte 165 (I)Unpublished.Fragmentary.724949Egypt

Berkes, Lajos and Anton Kistol. “Jesus’s Reply to Abgar and a Tax Receit: Two Coptic Ostraca in the Dnipro Museum”. Journal of Juristic Papyrology 55 (2025): 17-27Magical (applied)Entered the museum’s catalogue before 1917; likely bought by Dmytro Yavornytsky during his trip to Egypt in 1910 (Berkes & Kistol 2025: p. 18-19).https://www.museum.dp.ua/en/Black1. Ro ll. 1-12: Letter of Jesus to Abgar (applied amulet for healing and protection?)Berkes & Kistol 2025: p. 20, 22601800SahidicBerkes & Kistol 2025: p. 22.RBS (19/1/2026)Thebes, Egypt (?)Ostracon3992Egyptian (Coptic)Ostracon (pottery)11 column recto (convex), 12 lines.Dmytro Yavornytsky National Historical Museum of Dnipro, UkraineArchival note on the box containing the ostracon, in Russian: “From Thebes” (Berkes & Kistol 2025: p. 18).CopticDnipro…

Magical (applied) (?)In situ.Black1. ll. 1-2: Sequence of ‘magical’ names, perhaps intended as amuletic (protection?).Other wall inscriptions from the same location date between the 4th and 8th century (TM 17/12/2021).401800Inscription on a wall, dimensions not noted in principal publication.KD (3/3/3035)Abba Apollotos Monasterion (Bawit)Wall inscription3991Egyptian (Coptic) (?) Greek (?)Text consists only of names, and no Coptic signs are used. The other texts on the wall are in Sahidic Coptic.Wall inscription (plaster)1Abba Apollotos Monasterion (Bawit)Monastery of Apa Apollo, in situ.Coptic (?) Greek (?)Bawit, Chapel 24, West wall, text XXVII.Published.Complete.1045410454Abba Apollotos Monasterion (Bawit)

Drescher, James. “Two Coptic Magical Ingredients.” Bulletin de la Société d’Archéologie Copte 1 (1958): 59.Drescher, James. “Two Coptic Magical Ingredients.” Bulletin de la Société d’Archéologie Copte 1 (1958): 59.Magical (formulary)Present location unknown; Drescher (1958) describes it as being in the collection of R[obert] Nahman as of 1958.1. Magical text of unclear content mentioning “one xestes of antheliakon water”; this may suggest amuletic content.Placeholder date based on typical range of Coptic magical texts.5011200Sahidic (?)No information on dimensions.KD (9/12/2024)EgyptUnclear3985Egyptian (Coptic)Word ⲙⲟⲟⲩ (“water”) suggests Sahidic.UnknownSize unknown.UnknownNo provenance information.CopticUnnumbered text from Nahman collectionUnpublished.Unclear.4949Egypt

Magical (formulary)Formerly the property of Karl Wessely, bequeathed to Theodor Hopfner, who subsequently sold them to the National Library in Prague (Private communication Zuzana Vítková 24/4/2020).The manuscript belongs to the oriental part of the private collection of prof. Karl Wessely, probably acquired in 1904 in Paris. After the death of prof. Wessely, the whole collection was inherited by prof. Theodor Hopfner, who sorted the manuscripts and sold them to the Prague University Library. The oriental part of the collection has found its place in the Oriental Institute (information from Z. Vítková (16/9/2024)).Black1. Ro, Vo: Magical formulary, very fragmentary.Dating very uncertain; a date after the ninth century is made unlikely by…

Pintaudi, Rosario and Macro Vicario. “Biblioteca Medicea Laurenziana. Firenze. Le collezioni di manoscritti e rari e il loro incremento”, in Antichi e rari. Recenti acquisti in antiquariato per le biblioteche pubbliche statali. Torino, Biblioteca Nazionale Universitaria, 13-27 maggio 1991 , Gaeta , Gaetagrafiche , 1991, p. 188, no. 4.MagicalNo information on acquisition.http://opac.bmlonline.it/Record.htm?idlist=0&record=5942124312491. Magical text of unclear content.Seventh or eighth century according to Pintaudi/Vicario (1991).601800KD (16/9/2024)Egypt (?)Rotulus3970Egyptian (Coptic)ParchmentFlorence, Biblioteca Medicea LaurenzianaProvenance unknown.CopticBiblioteca Medicea Laurenziana papiro inv. III/958 PL III/958 Papiro Laurenxiano III/958Unpublished.1284949Egypt (?)

MagicalBlack1. Magical text (?)Placeholder date; typical date range of Coptic magical maunscripts.4011200FayumicKD (26/7/2024); KD (20/6/2025)EgyptRoll3964Egyptian (Coptic)Papyrus77 surviving columns recto (↓).Paris, Bibliothèque NationaleCopticBNF copte 165 (II)Unpublished.Fragmentary.72494981.2Egypt

Magical1. Magical text (?)Placeholder date; typical date range of Coptic magical maunscripts.4011200KD (26/7/2024)EgyptUnclear3963Egyptian (Coptic)Paris, Bibliothèque NationaleCopticBNF copte 174.82Unpublished.Fragmentary.724949Egypt