Aetia Fragment

COLLECTION NAME:

Papyri Collection

mediaCollectionId

ManchesterDev~93~3

Papyri Collection

Collection

true

Reference number:

Greek P 13

reference_number

Greek P 13

Reference number

false

Side:

verso

folio

verso

Side

false

Obverse:

Greek P 377

obverse

Greek P 377

Obverse

false

Image Number:

JRL0802202dc

image_number

JRL0802202dc

Image Number

false

Image Title:

Aetia Fragment

image_title

Aetia Fragment

Image Title

false

Trismegistos Number:

59377

metadata_schema

Trismegistos Number

false

Subject:

Classical literature

subject

Classical literature

Subject

false

Citation reference:

P. Ryl. Gr. 1 13

citation_reference

P. Ryl. Gr. 1 13

Citation reference

false

Description:

Previously described (by Prof. Hunt) as an Epic Fragment, has been identified (by Wilamowitz) as part of Callimachus’ Aetia.

description

Previously described (by Prof. Hunt) as an Epic Fragment, has been identified (by Wilamowitz) as part of Callimachus’ Aetia.

Description

false

Date created:

2nd century CE

date_created

2nd century CE

Date created

false

Language:

Greek

language

Greek

Language

false

Language code:

grc-EG

language_code

grc-EG

Language code

false

Item height:

125 mm

item_height

125 mm

Item height

false

Item width:

74 mm

item_width

74 mm

Item width

false

Technique used:

Handwriting

technique_used

Handwriting

Technique used

false

Medium:

Ink

medium

Ink

Medium

false

Support material:

Papyrus

support_material

Papyrus

Support material

false

Discovery site:

Egypt: Oxyrynchos (mod. Bahnasa)

discovery_site

Egypt: Oxyrynchos (mod. Bahnasa)

Discovery site

false

Notes:

Wilamowitz-Moellendorff, Ulrich von, Hermes 46 (1911), p. 471-473.

notes

Wilamowitz-Moellendorff, Ulrich von, Hermes 46 (1911), p. 471-473.

Notes

false

Bibliography:

Hunt, Arthur S., et al. Catalogue of the Greek and Latin Papyri in the John Rylands Library, Manchester, University Press, 1911-1952

bibliography

Hunt, Arthur S., et al. Catalogue of the Greek and Latin Papyri in the John Rylands Library, Manchester, University Press, 1911-1952

Bibliography

false

Current repository:

The University of Manchester Library, U.K.

Category:

Manuscripts

MEDIA INFORMATION

Aetia Fragment