Artefact ID | 1742 |
TM ID | TM 64347 |
Findspot (DEChriM ID) | - () | Class | Textual |
Material | Papyrus |
Writing medium | Sheet/roll |
Text content | Subliterary |
Language | Greek |
Description | P. Princ. 3 159, Suppl. Mag. 1 11, van Haelst 968: Fever amulet |
Selection criteria | Christian terms/formulas/concepts, Christian onomastics |
Date from | 200 |
Date to | 399 |
Dating criteria | Palaeography; 3rd/4th c. in the ed.pr. |
Absolute/relative date | Relative date |
Archaeological context | Unknown provenance. The Princeton papyri were acquired from different sources: 90 papyri via distributions by the Egypt Exploration Fund in 1901/1907/1914-15/1922; most others via joint purchases by the consortium (Michigan, Cornell, Princeton, Los Angeles in conjunction with the British Museum and Geneva) from 1921 to 1928, arranged by Francis W. Kelsey; and a group of ~750 papyri via philanthropist Robert Garrett. |
Accession number | Princeton, University Library AM 11230 B |