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                "description": "P.Oxy. XXXI 2601: Letter from KopresAlmost completely preserved sheet of papyrus (only one horizontal band in the middle is gone) containing a private letter that gives a personal perspective on the persecutions. After a standard opening with greetings in Lord God, Kopres informs his \"sister\" (= probably his wife) Sarapias that he arrived safely at his destination (Alexandria?) and found out there that he would have to make a sacrifice if he wanted to take his case about a piece of land to court, which was probably the reason of his journey. He indicates that he made someone else (a pagan friend?) sacrifice on his behalf as a favour. In conclusion, he asks for news about relatives and sends greetings.\r\nThe letter, probably written by Kopres himself, occupies the whole sheet. The main body runs along the fibres, continues with one line in the left margin across the fibres, and ends with two last lines, on the back, written along the fibres. The address is written on the back, upside down in relation to the end of the letter.\r\nKopres wrote the isopsephism \u03d9θ (= 99 = amen) at the end of the address – which only appears, at this time, in Christian letters of recommendation written by and addressed to clergy members (P.Oxy. VIII 1162, P.Oxy. LVI 3857 and SB XVI 12304). Unstandard use of nomina sacra; diairesis.",
                "date_from": 303,
                "date_to": 311,
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                "authors": [
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                        "author": "Val\u00e9rie Schram",
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