COLLECTION NAME:
Papyri Collection
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Papyri Collection
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Reference number:
Greek P Add 1166
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Greek P Add 1166
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Side:
recto
folio
recto
Side
false
Image Number:
JRL16052147
image_number
JRL16052147
Image Number
false
Image Title:
Christian prayer amulet
image_title
Christian prayer amulet
Image Title
false
Trismegistos Number:
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<A href="http://www.trismegistos.org/text/697545"> 697545</a>
Trismegistos Number
false
Publication status:
Published: R. Mazza, ‘P.Ryl.Greek Add. 1166: Christian Prayer Amulet with a Tax Receipt on the Back’, Zeitschrift für Papirologie und Epigraphik 197 (2016), pp. 73-84.
publication_details
Published: R. Mazza, ‘P.Ryl.Greek Add. 1166: Christian Prayer Amulet with a Tax Receipt on the Back’, Zeitschrift für Papirologie und Epigraphik 197 (2016), pp. 73-84.
Publication status
false
Citation reference:
ZPE 197 (2016), p.79-83
citation_reference
ZPE 197 (2016), p.79-83
Citation reference
false
Description:
Christian prayer amulet. Translation: May you fear, all who rule over the earth. Know, you nations and peoples, that Christ is our God. For he spoke and they came to being, he commanded and they were created; he put all (people) under our feet and delivered us from the will of our enemies. Our God prepared a sacred table in the desert for the people and gave manna of the new covenant of Christ to eat, the Lord's immortal body and the blood of Christ poured for us in remission of sins. Carbon dating results: The papyrus was produced between 574 and 660 with a margin of certainty of 95.4 %; between 608 and 650 with a margin of 68.2 %.
description
Christian prayer amulet. Translation: May you fear, all who rule over the earth. Know, you nations and peoples, that Christ is our God. For he spoke and they came to being, he commanded and they were created; he put all (people) under our feet and delivered us from the will of our enemies. Our God prepared a sacred table in the desert for the people and gave manna of the new covenant of Christ to eat, the Lord's immortal body and the blood of Christ poured for us in remission of sins. Carbon dating results: The papyrus was produced between 574 and 660 with a margin of certainty of 95.4 %; between 608 and 650 with a margin of 68.2 %.
Description
false
Creation site:
Egypt: Tertembythis [?]
creation_site
Egypt: Tertembythis [?]
Creation site
false
Date created:
6th century CE [late] - 7th century CE [early]
date_created
6th century CE [late] - 7th century CE [early]
Date created
false
Language:
Greek
language
Greek
Language
false
Language code:
grc
language_code
grc
Language code
false
Script:
grc
script
grc
Script
false
Item height:
205 mm
item_height
205 mm
Item height
false
Item width:
160 mm
item_width
160 mm
Item width
false
Technique used:
Handwriting
technique_used
Handwriting
Technique used
false
Support material:
Papyrus
support_material
Papyrus
Support material
false
Discovery site:
Egypt
discovery_site
Egypt
Discovery site
false
Notes:
Purchased on the antiquities market at some point between 1898 and 1920.
notes
Purchased on the antiquities market at some point between 1898 and 1920.
Notes
false
Current repository:
The University of Manchester Library, U.K.
Category:
Manuscripts
category
Manuscripts
Category
false
Sub-Category:
Fragments
sub_category
Fragments
Sub-Category
false
Image rights:
The University of Manchester Library
image_rights
The University of Manchester Library
Image rights
false
Work rights:
The University of Manchester Library
work_rights
The University of Manchester Library
Work rights
false
Image sequence number:
grcadd1166r
Image technique:
Digital capture by The University of Manchester Library
image_technique
Digital capture by The University of Manchester Library
Image technique
false
Date image captured:
2016-05-24
date_image_captured
2016-05-24
Date image captured
false
Date: issued:
2017-11
date__issued
2017-11
Date: issued
false
Metadata language:
eng-GB
Collection Code:
Papyri
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Papyri
Collection Code
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