A Petition to the Iuridicus from the Archive of Ptolemaios Son of Diodoros: (147 CE, Theadelphia)

Uri Yiftach

A Petition to the Iuridicus from the Archive of Ptolemaios Son of Diodoros: (147 CE, Theadelphia)

Uri Yiftach

Department of Classics

Tel Aviv University

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Abstract

A draft of a petition of at least forty-two lines of text, written along the fibres in a skilled cursive hand, which can be identified for reasons of contents and palaeography with that of Ptolemaios son of Diodoros, whose dossier (144–162 CE) stems from the village of Theadelphia.

Original language	English
Pages (from-to)	195-214
Number of pages	20
Journal	Tyche
Volume	35
State	Published - 2020

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A Petition to the Iuridicus from the Archive of Ptolemaios Son of Diodoros: (147 CE, Theadelphia)

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