01.1 I Public Documents Dealing With Christians. A. Doing one's Public Duty 1 SB 16.12497 III1 Arsinoe ?

Water-supply nominee identified as chrestianos possibly indicating a collective guarantee of liabilities

01.2.1 I Public Documents Dealing With Christians. B. The Obligation to Sacrifice (i) Declarations of consistent practice under the supplicatio of Decius (a) P.Oxy. 12.1464 250 Oxyrhynchus

Thecla's(?) father sacrifices for her but if name invalidated no need to see her as Christian

01.2.2 I Public Documents Dealing With Christians. B. The Obligation to Sacrifice (i) Declarations of consistent practice under the supplicatio of Decius (b) P.Oxy. 4.658 250 Oxyrhynchus

Son of Theodorus (father of Dioscorus) sacrifices but the women's names are unlikely for Christians

01.2.3 I Public Documents Dealing With Christians. B. The Obligation to Sacrifice (i) Declarations of consistent practice under the supplicatio of Decius (c) W.Chr. 125 250 Arsinoe

Official copy for priestess of Petesuchus but unrealistic to take her as a crypto-Christian

01.3 I Public Documents Dealing With Christians. B. The Obligation to Sacrifice (ii) The imposition of sacrifice in the law courts — P.Oxy. 31.2601 early IV Oxyrhynchus

Copres arranges for a substitute to sacrifice, see 106

01.4.1 I Public Documents Dealing With Christians. B. The Obligation to Sacrifice (iii) Penal measures used against Christians (d) P.Petaus 9 185 Arsinoite

Two men condemned to the beasts but only to supply the appetite of Commodus, surely

01.4.2 I Public Documents Dealing With Christians. B. The Obligation to Sacrifice (iii) Penal measures used against Christians (e) Stud.Pal. 20.76 309+ Hermopolite

Guarantee of labour for the quarries but probably only part of the regular liturgical supply, given the age-range

01.4.3 I Public Documents Dealing With Christians. B. The Obligation to Sacrifice (iii) Penal measures used against Christians — P.Grenf. 2.73 III/IV Kysis

A woman deported(?) to the oasis, see 82

01.5.1 I Public Documents Dealing With Christians. C. Official Enquiries About Christians Under Valerian 2 P.Oxy. 42.3035 256 Oxyrhynchus

Summons for Petosorapis, chresianos, but tax (not faith) the likely offence at village level

P.Oxy. 42.3035 is PCE2.pdf http://www.anchist.mq.edu.au/doccentre/PCE2.pdf 01.5.2 I Public Documents Dealing With Christians. C. Official Enquiries About Christians Under Valerian (a) P.Oxy. 43.3112 258 Oxyrhynchus

Mussius Aemilianus on the affair of Dionysius(?) but the bishop of Alexandria was hardly so far up the Nile

01.5.3 I Public Documents Dealing With Christians. C. Official Enquiries About Christians Under Valerian 3 P.Oxy. 43.3119 III Oxyrhynchus

Assessment of (the property of?) chrestianoi in a 'seventh year' (Valerian's?), but perhaps for taxation

01.5.4 I Public Documents Dealing With Christians. C. Official Enquiries About Christians Under Valerian — PSI 14.1412 III2? Oxyrhynchus

Money sent with Sotas the chresia[nos], see 64

01.6.1 I Public Documents Dealing With Christians. D. Property Reports Under Diocletian and Galerius 4 P.Oxy. 33.2673 304 Oxyrhynchus

Certificate on church property for Culcianus, by the reader of a 'former village ekklesia' — virtually nothing

01.6.2 I Public Documents Dealing With Christians. D. Property Reports Under Diocletian and Galerius 5? P.Harr. 2.208 304 Oxyrhynchus

Certificate on church (?) property for Culcianus, similarity of formulae making a church inventory plausible

01.6.3 I Public Documents Dealing With Christians. D. Property Reports Under Diocletian and Galerius (a) P.Oxy. 33.2665 305 Oxyrhynchus

Report on property of Paulus (condemned by Satrius Arrianus), a well-known figure, who owns nothing

01.6.4 I Public Documents Dealing With Christians. D. Property Reports Under Diocletian and Galerius (b) M.Chr. 196 309 Oxyrhynchus

Report on property of Theodorus, condemned by Aurelius Maximinus, but the setting is military

01.7.1 I Public Documents Dealing With Christians. E. Transcripts of Court Hearings — O.IFAO inv.215 late III unknown

Judith on deliverance from persecution, see 261

O.IFAO inv.215 is PCE255.pdf http://www.anchist.mq.edu.au/doccentre/PCE255.pdf 01.7.2 I Public Documents Dealing With Christians. E. Transcripts of Court Hearings — P.Yale inv.1360 III/IV Fayum

Hymn on the martyrs, see 140

P.Yale inv.1360 is PCE135.pdf http://www.anchist.mq.edu.au/doccentre/PCE135.pdf 01.7.3 I Public Documents Dealing With Christians. E. Transcripts of Court Hearings 6 P.Oxy. 50.3529 307+ Oxyrhynchus

Interrogation of Dioscorus by Culcianus, a fragment dated by its handwriting close to the event

01.7.4 I Public Documents Dealing With Christians. E. Transcripts of Court Hearings 7 P.Beatty 15 307+ unknown

Interrogation of Phileas by Culcianus, incorporating a verbatim(?) transcript (with Psalms 1-4, 340)

01.7.5 I Public Documents Dealing With Christians. E. Transcripts of Court Hearings (a) P.Duke inv.438 305+ unknown

(AnBoll 113, 1995) Interrogation of Stephanus by Satrius Arrianus (in Coptic)

01.8 I Public Documents Dealing With Christians. F. The Lifting of Official Bans 8 P.Lond. 3.878 324 unknown

Constantine's letter to provincials, written on the back of a petition dated 319/20 (preserved also by Eusebius)

02.1.1 II Civil Documents With Terms Used In Their Church Sense. A. Civil or Church Assemblies? — P.Oxy. 33.2673 304 Oxyrhynchus

The former ekklesia of the village of Chysis possessed nothing more to be confiscated, see 4

02.1.2 II Civil Documents With Terms Used In Their Church Sense. A. Civil or Church Assemblies? — P.Oxy. 55.3787 313-320 Oxyrhynchus

Diakon of the ekklesia: see 13

02.1.3 II Civil Documents With Terms Used In Their Church Sense. A. Civil or Church Assemblies? 9(?) P.Berl.Bork. 315-320 Panopolis

House connected with an ekklesia listed on a property roll with owners named

02.1.4 II Civil Documents With Terms Used In Their Church Sense. A. Civil or Church Assemblies? (9a) P.Stras. 7.693 IV1 Antinoopolis

Payment from the estate of an ekklesia (?) listed on an administrative roll

02.1.5 II Civil Documents With Terms Used In Their Church Sense. A. Civil or Church Assemblies? 10(?) P.Oxy. 1.43 IV1 Oxyrhynchus

North and South ekklesia can hardly refer to two public assemblies

02.1.6 II Civil Documents With Terms Used In Their Church Sense. A. Civil or Church Assemblies? (10a) P.Stras. 4.254 200 or later Oxyrhynchus

Appeal to Caesar mentioning 'en ekklesiai' along with sacrifices and councillors (in the newly constituted cities?)

02.1.7 II Civil Documents With Terms Used In Their Church Sense. A. Civil or Church Assemblies? — SB 14.11666 early IV unknown

To Alypius, suggesting he seek his son Antiochus 'in the ekklesia', see 120

02.2.1 II Civil Documents With Terms Used In Their Church Sense. B. Civil or Church Officials? (i) Readers (anagnostai) — P.Amh. 1.3a 264-282 Fayum

An anagnostes linked with papas Maximus, see 63

02.2.2 II Civil Documents With Terms Used In Their Church Sense. B. Civil or Church Officials? (i) Readers (anagnostai) — P.Oxy. 33.2673 304 Oxyrhynchus

An anagnostes of the former ekklesia certifies its property for confiscation, see 4

02.2.3 II Civil Documents With Terms Used In Their Church Sense. B. Civil or Church Officials? (i) Readers (anagnostai) 11 (?) P.Oxy. 24.2421 312-323 Oxyrhynchus

Horus, agagnostes, listed for payments in kind

02.2.4 II Civil Documents With Terms Used In Their Church Sense. B. Civil or Church Officials? (i) Readers (anagnostai) — P.Oxy. 55.3787 312-320 Oxyrhynchus

Not specifiedm contrast diakon: see 13

02.2.5 II Civil Documents With Terms Used In Their Church Sense. B. Civil or Church Officials? (i) Readers (anagnostai) 12 (?) P.Oxy. 41.2969 323 Oxyrhynchus

Morus, anagnostes, contracts for care of a public tree in partnership with two tradesmen and associates

P.Oxy. 41.2969 is not PCE12.pdf. PCE12 is P.Col.7.171 http://www.anchist.mq.edu.au/doccentre/PCE???.unk 02.3.1 II Civil Documents With Terms Used In Their Church Sense. B. Civil or Church Officials? (ii) Agents (diakones / diakonoi) (12a) O.Mich. 3.1046 III Karanis

Petaus, diakon, certified for one day's dike-work patronymic being normal in such cases

02.3.2 II Civil Documents With Terms Used In Their Church Sense. B. Civil or Church Officials? (ii) Agents (diakones / diakonoi) (12b) P.Flor. 2.121 259/260? Theadelphia

Irenaeus (?), diakonos, involved in financial administration

02.3.3 II Civil Documents With Terms Used In Their Church Sense. B. Civil or Church Officials? (ii) Agents (diakones / diakonoi) 13 P.Oxy. 55.3787 313/320 Oxyrhynchus

Apphous, diakon of the ekklesia, in a tax list, implying other types of diakon

02.3.4 II Civil Documents With Terms Used In Their Church Sense. B. Civil or Church Officials? (ii) Agents (diakones / diakonoi) — P.Berl.Bork. 315/320 Panopolis

Six named diakonoi listed among 350 owners with 33 other occupations, see 9

02.3.5 II Civil Documents With Terms Used In Their Church Sense. B. Civil or Church Officials? (ii) Agents (diakones / diakonoi) 14 P.Col. 7.171 6 June 324 Karanis

Antoninus, diakon, and Isaac, monachos, cited in a case of assault, having rescued the victim, cf. 27, 59.

02.3.6 II Civil Documents With Terms Used In Their Church Sense. B. Civil or Church Officials? (ii) Agents (diakones / diakonoi) 15 CPR 19.60 early IV? Heracleopolis

Paulus, diakonos, listed in arrears

02.3.7 II Civil Documents With Terms Used In Their Church Sense. B. Civil or Church Officials? (ii) Agents (diakones / diakonoi) — CPR 5.11 early IV? unknown

Aurelius Besis contracts to the service (diakonia) of his episkopos: see 19

02.4.1 II Civil Documents With Terms Used In Their Church Sense. B. Civil or Church Officials? (iii) Elders (presbyteroi) 16 (?) CPR 7.20 305-311 or 317-324 Hermopolis ?

Presbyteros cited in council vote on relief

02.4.2 II Civil Documents With Terms Used In Their Church Sense. B. Civil or Church Officials? (iii) Elders (presbyteroi) — P.Erl.Diosp. 1a 313-314 Diospolis Parva

Permanent occupation implied: see 18

02.4.3 II Civil Documents With Terms Used In Their Church Sense. B. Civil or Church Officials? (iii) Elders (presbyteroi) 17 P.Neph. 48 323 Heracleopolite

Dioscorus, presbyteros, testator (?) to a monachos

02.5.1 II Civil Documents With Terms Used In Their Church Sense. B. Civil or Church Officials? (iv) Overseers (episkopoi) 18 P.Erl.Diosp. 1a 313-314 Diospolis Parva

Psenetymis episk[opos ?], listed in an account book

02.5.2 II Civil Documents With Terms Used In Their Church Sense. B. Civil or Church Officials? (iv) Overseers (episkopoi) 19 CPR 5.11 early IV? unknown

Ammonotheon, episkopos, receives the contract of service (diakonia) of Aurelius Besis

03.1.1 III Early Documents With Names Later Taken As Christian. A. New Testament names 20? P.Oxy. 10.1254 260 Oxyrhynchus

Petrus, son of Tauris, aged 30, appointed to a costly liturgy, cf. 40, 70

03.1.2 III Early Documents With Names Later Taken As Christian. A. New Testament names 21? P.Oxy. 22.2338 282 Oxyrhynchus

Petrus, father of Apollonius who wins prize as a herald

03.1.3 III Early Documents With Names Later Taken As Christian. A. New Testament names 22? P.Cair. Isid.114 304 Karanis

Johannes, husband of Ptolema, a former gymnasiarch, cf. 98

03.2.1 III Early Documents With Names Later Taken As Christian. B. Names of the patriarchs or prophets 23? W.Chr. 206 245 Oxyrhynchus

Mouses, aged 3, born in slavery, registered in a census return, cf. 42

03.2.2 III Early Documents With Names Later Taken As Christian. B. Names of the patriarchs or prophets 24? P.Oxy. 22.2338 283 Oxyrhynchus

Aron, a rhetor, wins prize as a herald

03.2.3 III Early Documents With Names Later Taken As Christian. B. Names of the patriarchs or prophets 25? P.Oxy. 22.2338 288 Oxyrhynchus

Elias, son of Herminus, wins prize as a poet, cf. 18

03.2.4 III Early Documents With Names Later Taken As Christian. B. Names of the patriarchs or prophets 26? P.Oxy. 1.43 295 Oxyrhynchus

Iakob, son of Achilles, watchman at temple of Sarapis

03.2.5 III Early Documents With Names Later Taken As Christian. B. Names of the patriarchs or prophets 27? P.Oxy. 12.1429 300 Oxyrhynchus

Isak, agent for alum-lessee Macrobius, cf. 12, 59, 66

03.3.1 III Early Documents With Names Later Taken As Christian. C. Feminine names 28? P.Oxy. 44.3184 297 Oxyrhynchus

Maria, wife of Theodorus, mother of Sarmates, cf. 40, 88

03.3.2 III Early Documents With Names Later Taken As Christian. C. Feminine names 29? SB 14.11575 III Euhemeria

Nonna, daughter of Apia, presented with dowry by Hatres, cf. 101

03.4.1 III Early Documents With Names Later Taken As Christian. D. New names that may echo Christian ideals 30? P.Lond. 3.932 211 Hermopolis

Theognostus, son of Hermaeus and Souerous, benefits from brother Isidorus, cf. 46, 48

03.4.2 III Early Documents With Names Later Taken As Christian. D. New names that may echo Christian ideals 31? PSI 12.1248 235 Oxyrhynchus

Pinoution stopped Menesthianus from coming, as the gods attest

03.4.3 III Early Documents With Names Later Taken As Christian. D. New names that may echo Christian ideals 32? P.Amh. 2.81 247 Hermopolis

Gerontius, assistant of Ammonius up for extortion

03.4.4 III Early Documents With Names Later Taken As Christian. D. New names that may echo Christian ideals 33? P.Cair.Isid. 34 291 Karanis

Athanasius certifies grain-tax payment

03.4.5 III Early Documents With Names Later Taken As Christian. D. New names that may echo Christian ideals 34? P.Mich. 12.627 298 Philadelphia

Papnouthis, father of Tapais who registers property

03.4.6 III Early Documents With Names Later Taken As Christian. D. New names that may echo Christian ideals 35? P.Panop.Beatty 298 Panopolis

Macarius, son of Triphiodorus, signs as distributor of meat

03.4.7 III Early Documents With Names Later Taken As Christian. D. New names that may echo Christian ideals 36? P.Cair. Isid.23 303 Ptolemais

Eulogius, Anubion and Elias take delivery of pork

03.4.8 III Early Documents With Names Later Taken As Christian. D. New names that may echo Christian ideals 37? P.Mich. 10.593 312 unknown

Theodosius, recruited in 291, listed as a cavalryman

03.4.9 III Early Documents With Names Later Taken As Christian. D. New names that may echo Christian ideals 38? CPR 17.1 312 Hermopolis

Adelphius, son of Adelphius, receives confirmation of wine delivery

03.5.1 III Early Documents With Names Later Taken As Christian. E. Name pools including some names of Christian resonance 39? SB 6.9157 III unknown

Five people in a list of 18 landholders — frequency 1:7

03.5.2 III Early Documents With Names Later Taken As Christian. E. Name pools including some names of Christian resonance — P.Cair.Isid. 276-324 Karanis

Twenty-five people in an archive of 148 documents — frequency 1:34, see 22

03.5.3 III Early Documents With Names Later Taken As Christian. E. Name pools including some names of Christian resonance 40? P.Sakaon 280-324 Theadelphia

Thirteen people in an archive of 74 documents — frequency 1:23 (e.g. P.Sakaon 39)

P.Sakaon 39 (Petition against Goat Stealer Petrus) is PCE35 http://www.anchist.mq.edu.au/doccentre/PCE35.pdf 03.5.4 III Early Documents With Names Later Taken As Christian. E. Name pools including some names of Christian resonance 41? P.Kell.Gr. 293-324 Kellis

Three people in an archive of 25 documents — frequency 1:30 (e.g. P.Kell. 1 Gr 60)

03.5.5 III Early Documents With Names Later Taken As Christian. E. Name pools including some names of Christian resonance 42? CPR 17 312-322 Hermopolis

Ten people in an archive of 30 documents — frequency 1:16 (e.g. CPR 17.23)

03.5.6 III Early Documents With Names Later Taken As Christian. E. Name pools including some names of Christian resonance — P.Erl.Diosp. 1-5 313-314 Diospolis Parva

See 18

03.5.7 III Early Documents With Names Later Taken As Christian. E. Name pools including some names of Christian resonance — P.Berl.Bork. 315-320 Panopolis

Eight people in a list of 350 landholders — frequency 1:56, see 9

04.1.1 IV Documents Containing Expressions Suggestive of Christian Belief. A. Administrative Matters 43? SB 14.11938 246-249 Great Oasis

List of the wells of Hibis headed 'peace' (eirene)

04.1.2 IV Documents Containing Expressions Suggestive of Christian Belief. A. Administrative Matters 44? P.Kell.Gr.1.19a Appendix 295-304 Kellis

Contract of apprenticeship: something will not happen 'without an act of God'

04.1.3 IV Documents Containing Expressions Suggestive of Christian Belief. A. Administrative Matters 45 P.Erl.Diosp. 1b 313-314 Upper Egypt

The same scribe(?) adds the first line of Lord's Prayer (upside down) to an account book, cf. 134, 242

04.1.4 IV Documents Containing Expressions Suggestive of Christian Belief. A. Administrative Matters 46? SB 16.12530 4.7.319 Kellis

Contract of partnership involving Aurelius Timotheus using a monotheistic formula (σὺν θεῷ)

04.1.5 IV Documents Containing Expressions Suggestive of Christian Belief. A. Administrative Matters 47 SB 14.12210 322 or 323 Hermopolite

Receipt from the archive of Hermias and Maximus, with the chrismon at the top

04.2.1 IV Documents Containing Expressions Suggestive of Christian Belief. B. Petitions and Wills (a) O.Tait. 2.1998 II/III Thebes

Petition (?) mentioning theos and hieron mysterion, but 'ritual purification' tells against Christian milieu

04.2.2 IV Documents Containing Expressions Suggestive of Christian Belief. B. Petitions and Wills (b) P.Tebt. 2.334 200-201 Tebtynis

Petition to a centurion, whose sender complains she has never had another man 'in mind'

04.2.3 IV Documents Containing Expressions Suggestive of Christian Belief. B. Petitions and Wills 48? P.Oxy. 27.2474 mid-III Oxyrhynchus

Will honouring well-disposed wife '[pleasing] to God and men', but monotheism need not be Christian

P.Oxy. 27.2474 is PCE43.pdf http://www.anchist.mq.edu.au/doccentre/PCE43.pdf 04.2.4 IV Documents Containing Expressions Suggestive of Christian Belief. B. Petitions and Wills 49? P.Oxy. 6.907 276 Oxyrhynchus

Will of Hermogenes, whose wife conducted herself 'becomingly'; on the back of Africanus' Cesti 191

04.2.5 IV Documents Containing Expressions Suggestive of Christian Belief. B. Petitions and Wills 50? P.Ryl. 4.617 317? Leontopolite

Petition to the emperors, lords of 'us, those in this world'

04.2.6 IV Documents Containing Expressions Suggestive of Christian Belief. B. Petitions and Wills (a) SB 6.9217 319/320? Arsinoïton polis

Petition of the city mentioning mercy (eleeinoun) and regeneration (palingenesia)

04.3.1 IV Documents Containing Expressions Suggestive of Christian Belief. C. Mummy Labels 51 T.Mom.Louvre 1115 II/III? Panopolis?

Artemiodoras, son of Mikkalos and Paniskaina the elder, who 'fell asleep in the Lord' (ἐν κ(υρί)ῳ).

04.3.2 IV Documents Containing Expressions Suggestive of Christian Belief. C. Mummy Labels (a) SB 1.1190 early III-early IV unknown

Taesai, who 'lived 28 years. She went into the light'.

04.3.3 IV Documents Containing Expressions Suggestive of Christian Belief. C. Mummy Labels 52 SB 1.3533 early III-early IV Thebes

Horion who 'has lived 96 years. Amen'.

04.3.4 IV Documents Containing Expressions Suggestive of Christian Belief. C. Mummy Labels 53 T.Mom.Louvre 807 III/IV unknown

Romnabre, whose mother was Tatepsenthaesis, who lived 20 years; followed by the cross.

05.1.01 V Letters Dated II or III Suggesting Christian Contact. A. Using Monotheistic Expressions or Phraseology Also Used by Christians 54? P.Oxy. 42.3057 I/II Oxyrhynchus

Ammonius on harmony (homonoia) and brotherly love (philallelia); but these are not biblical terms

05.1.02 V Letters Dated II or III Suggesting Christian Contact. A. Using Monotheistic Expressions or Phraseology Also Used by Christians (a) P.Mich. 8.482 23.8.133 unknown

To a 'brother', but possible echoes of Ruth 1 and Matthew 8 are not convincing

05.1.03 V Letters Dated II or III Suggesting Christian Contact. A. Using Monotheistic Expressions or Phraseology Also Used by Christians (b) C.Ep.Lat.1.169 mid II Oxyrhynchus

'He has left his people and property and affairs and followed me', but this need not echo Matthew 19

05.1.04 V Letters Dated II or III Suggesting Christian Contact. A. Using Monotheistic Expressions or Phraseology Also Used by Christians (c) BGU 1.27 II/III Fayum

Irenaeus to Apollinarius on a topos at Rome, but it need only be a naval association

05.1.05 V Letters Dated II or III Suggesting Christian Contact. A. Using Monotheistic Expressions or Phraseology Also Used by Christians (d) BGU 1.246 II/III Fayum

To Ptolemaeus, appealing to God 'night and day', but the vocabulary is not exclusively Christian

05.1.06 V Letters Dated II or III Suggesting Christian Contact. A. Using Monotheistic Expressions or Phraseology Also Used by Christians 55 P.Lund UB 2.4 III unknown

Hermapollon to his mother, praying τῷ θεῷ for her health; expression provides no positive identity

05.1.07 V Letters Dated II or III Suggesting Christian Contact. A. Using Monotheistic Expressions or Phraseology Also Used by Christians 56 P.Oxy. 14.1678 III Oxyrhynchus

Theon to his mother, with prayers 'before the Lord God' (παρὰ τῷ  κυρίῳ θεῷ); lacks positive context

05.1.08 V Letters Dated II or III Suggesting Christian Contact. A. Using Monotheistic Expressions or Phraseology Also Used by Christians 57 P.Oxy. 14.1773 III Oxyrhynchus

Eutychis to her mother Ameterion with prayer τῷ θεῷ for her health; expression provides no positive identity

05.1.09 V Letters Dated II or III Suggesting Christian Contact. A. Using Monotheistic Expressions or Phraseology Also Used by Christians 58 P.Oxy. 42.3065 III Oxyrhynchus

Arius to Agrippina and Cornelius, mentioning cannibalism and praying τῷ θεῷ no positive identity

05.1.10 V Letters Dated II or III Suggesting Christian Contact. A. Using Monotheistic Expressions or Phraseology Also Used by Christians 59 P.Princ. 2.73 III Unknown

Aphynchis greets Isaac, praying 'before the Lord God' (παρὰ τῷ  κυρίῳ θεῷ), cf. 14, 27

05.1.11 V Letters Dated II or III Suggesting Christian Contact. A. Using Monotheistic Expressions or Phraseology Also Used by Christians 60 P.Ryl. 4.604 III Unknown

'Brothers' using a 'safe friend', perhaps within a guild

P.Ryl. 4.604 is PCE57.pdf http://www.anchist.mq.edu.au/doccentre/PCE57.pdf 05.2.1 V Letters Dated II or III Suggesting Christian Contact. B. With Distinctively Christian Formulas, Names, or Titles 61 P.Bas. 1.16 early III Great Oasis

Arrianus to Paulus, praying for his health 'in the Lord', with a nomen sacrum (ἐν κ͞ω)

05.2.2 V Letters Dated II or III Suggesting Christian Contact. B. With Distinctively Christian Formulas, Names, or Titles (a) O.Deiss. 65 III Thebes

Syrus pr(esbyteros?) to Paeris, requesting pickled fish; but praepositus or princeps are more probable restorations

05.2.3 V Letters Dated II or III Suggesting Christian Contact. B. With Distinctively Christian Formulas, Names, or Titles 62 P.Iand. 2.11 III unknown

To a 'lord brother', trusting to God (ἐλπίδω γὰρ εἰς θεὸν) and using 'God knows' (οἶδεν γὰρ ὁ θεὸς), cf. 97

05.2.4 V Letters Dated II or III Suggesting Christian Contact. B. With Distinctively Christian Formulas, Names, or Titles 63 P.Amh. 1.3a 264-282 Fayum

News from Rome mentioning the papas of Alexandria, Maximus, and an anagnostes

05.2.5 V Letters Dated II or III Suggesting Christian Contact. B. With Distinctively Christian Formulas, Names, or Titles 64 SB 12.10772 III2? Oxyrhynchus

Sarapammon to Olympia, with mention of Sotas the chresia[nou], cf. 1, 2 and 3

05.2.6 V Letters Dated II or III Suggesting Christian Contact. B. With Distinctively Christian Formulas, Names, or Titles 65 P.Vind.Sijp. 26 III2 Oxyrhynchus

Asclepius to Hieracammon, praying for his health 'in God' (ἐν θεῷ)

05.2.7 V Letters Dated II or III Suggesting Christian Contact. B. With Distinctively Christian Formulas, Names, or Titles 66 P.Amst. 1.93 II-IV unknown

To Isaias, a name not attested in Jewish onomastic practice in Egypt

05.2.8 V Letters Dated II or III Suggesting Christian Contact. B. With Distinctively Christian Formulas, Names, or Titles 67 PSI 4.299 late III Oxyrhynchus

Titianus to his 'lady sister' thanking God and referring to 'constant prayer'

05.2.9 V Letters Dated II or III Suggesting Christian Contact. B. With Distinctively Christian Formulas, Names, or Titles 68 P.Oxy. 20.2276 end III Oxyrhynchus

Prayer 'in the Lord God' (ἐν κυρίῳ θεῷ), a decisive prepositional phrase in spite of the abaskantos formula

06.01 VI Formal Christian Letters Of Recommendation 69 P.Alex. 29 III unknown

[Sot]as to the 'beloved brother' Maximus, greeting and praying for him 'in the Lord' (ἐν κ͞ω)

06.02 VI Formal Christian Letters Of Recommendation 70 PSI 3.208 III/IV Oxyrhynchus

Sotas to the 'beloved brother' Petrus, greeting him 'in the Lord' (ἐν κ͞ω) and praying for his health 'in God' (ἐν θ͞ω)

06.03 VI Formal Christian Letters Of Recommendation 71 PSI 9.1041 III/IV Oxyrhynchus

Sotas to the 'beloved brother' Paulus, praying for his health 'in the Lord' (ἐν κ͞ω), recommending some catechumens

PSI 9.1041 is PCE67.pdf http://www.anchist.mq.edu.au/doccentre/PCE67.pdf 06.04 VI Formal Christian Letters Of Recommendation 72 P.Oxy. 36.2785 IV Oxyrhynchus

The presbyteroi of Heracleopolis to 'beloved papas' Sotas, greeting and praying for him 'in the Lord' (ἐν κ͞ω)

06.05 VI Formal Christian Letters Of Recommendation 73 PSI 15.1560 III/IV unknown

Theonas to the 'beloved brother' Mensurius, greeting him 'in the Lord' (ἐν κ͞ω) recommending catechumen Serenus

06.06 VI Formal Christian Letters Of Recommendation 74 SB 16.12304 III/IV Panopolis?

Papas Heraclides to 'beloved brothers' and synlitourgoi 'in each place', greeting them 'in the Lord' (ἐν κ͞ω)

06.07 VI Formal Christian Letters Of Recommendation 75 P.Col. 11.298 III/IV unknown

Thomas and ... to Paulus, recommending a 'faithful catechumen'

06.08 VI Formal Christian Letters Of Recommendation 76 P.Berl.Sar. 11 IV1 unknown

To 'beloved father episkopos', asking that he write to the presbyteroi of a village so they might expect some travellers

06.09 VI Formal Christian Letters Of Recommendation 77 P.Oxy. 8.1162 IV Oxyrhynchus

Leon, presbyteros, to synlitourgoi, presbyteroi and diakonoi 'in each place', 'in the Lord God' (ἐν κ͞ω θ͞ω)

06.10 VI Formal Christian Letters Of Recommendation 78 P.Oxy. 56.3857 IV Oxyrhynchus

To the 'beloved brothers' and synlitourgoi 'in each place', praying for their health 'in the Lord' (ἐν κ͞ω)

07.1.1 VII Letters Dated III/IV A. With Nomina Sacra 79 P.Congr. 15.20 III/IV Oxyrhynchus ?

Colluthus to Ammonius, greeting him 'in the Lord' (ἐν κ͞ω) and praying to Divine Providence (theia pronoia)

07.1.2 VII Letters Dated III/IV A. With Nomina Sacra 80 P.GissUB.3.30 III/IV unknown

Melas to his father Nicammon, using a nomen sacrum in the phrase 'if God wills' (ἂν ὁ θ͞ς ἐθέλῃ)

07.1.3 VII Letters Dated III/IV A. With Nomina Sacra 81 P.Got. 11 III/IV unknown

Greetings 'in the Lord'(ἐν κ͞ω) in a request for charity for some women being taken to the epitropos

07.1.4 VII Letters Dated III/IV A. With Nomina Sacra 82 P.Grenf. 2.73 III/IV Kysis

Psenosiris presbyteros greets Apollon, fellow presbyteros and 'beloved brother', in the Lord (ἐν κ͞ω)

07.1.5 VII Letters Dated III/IV A. With Nomina Sacra 83 P.Gron. 17 III/IV unknown

Isaeus to Heraclius, greeting him 'in the Lord' (ἐν κ͞ω) and referring to the cloak (proschema) which they wear

07.1.6 VII Letters Dated III/IV A. With Nomina Sacra 84 P.Gron. 18 III/IV unknown

Isaeus greets Apollonius 'in the Lord' (ἐν κ͞ω) and mentions the papas

07.1.7 VII Letters Dated III/IV A. With Nomina Sacra 85 P.Oxy. 12.1493 III/IV Oxyrhynchus

Thonis to his 'dearest Heracleüs', using a nomen sacrum in his prayer 'before the Lord God' (παρὰ τῷ κ͞ω θεῷ)

07.1.8 VII Letters Dated III/IV A. With Nomina Sacra 86 P.Oxy. 12.1592 III/IV Oxyrhynchus

A woman writes to her 'lord father', using nomina sacra to refer to him, κ(ύρι)έ μου π(άτε)ρ

07.1.9 VII Letters Dated III/IV A. With Nomina Sacra 87 P.Prag. 2.191 III/IV unknown

Calemerus to his 'lady mother', sending greetings to her daughter 'in the Lord' (ἐν κ͞ω)

07.2.1 VII Letters Dated III/IV D. With Other Decisive Indicators of Christian Identity 88 P.Harr. 1.107 III/IV unknown

Besas to his mother Maria, praying to the 'Father, God of Truth and the Paraclete Spirit', referring to the Paschal festival

P.Harr. 1.107 is PCE83.pdf http://www.anchist.mq.edu.au/doccentre/PCE83.pdf 07.2.2 VII Letters Dated III/IV D. With Other Decisive Indicators of Christian Identity 89 P.Palau Rib.37 III/IV unknown

Writer asks someone not to neglect a task 'in love' ([ἐν] ἀγάπῃ), a phrase otherwise found only with Christians

07.2.3 VII Letters Dated III/IV D. With Other Decisive Indicators of Christian Identity 90 P.Princ. 2.102 III/IV unknown

Alexander to Cerdon, remarking that 'no-one is immortal except God', citing(?) Pauline phrases

07.2.4 VII Letters Dated III/IV D. With Other Decisive Indicators of Christian Identity 91 SB 12.10800 III/IV Oxyrhynchite

Besarion to Dionysius, offering 'many greetings in God' (ἐν θεῷ), a decisive prepositional phrase

07.3.1 VII Letters Dated III/IV D. With Expressions not on Their Own Decisive For Christian Identity (a) CPR 7.56 III/IV unknown

From Ammonianus, with reference to acting 'with God' (σὺν θεῷ)

07.3.2 VII Letters Dated III/IV D. With Expressions not on Their Own Decisive For Christian Identity 92? P.Berl.Zill. 12 III/IV unknown

Athanasion to her mother, twice praying to and thanking 'our Lord God' (κύριος ἡμῶν θεός)

07.3.3 VII Letters Dated III/IV D. With Expressions not on Their Own Decisive For Christian Identity 93? P.Oxy. 12.1492 III/IV Oxyrhynchus

Sotas to his 'holy son', on divine providence (theia pronoia) and the 'custom' of giving land to the topos, cf. 109

07.3.4 VII Letters Dated III/IV D. With Expressions not on Their Own Decisive For Christian Identity 94? P.Oxy. 14.1680 III/IV Oxyrhynchus

Greetings to the 'beloved (agapetos) father' Apollon and prayers to God (τῷ θεῷ) for his health

07.3.5 VII Letters Dated III/IV D. With Expressions not on Their Own Decisive For Christian Identity 95? P.Oxy. 34.2728 III/IV Oxyrhynchus

Capitolinus to Sarapammon, praying 'before the Lord God' (παρὰ τῷ  κυρίῳ θεῷ)

07.3.6 VII Letters Dated III/IV D. With Expressions not on Their Own Decisive For Christian Identity (a) P.Oxy. 55.3816 III/IV Oxyrhynchus

Ptoleminus and Chairemon to Sinthonis, praying to God (τῷ θεῷ) for her health; but links point to Sarapis

07.3.7 VII Letters Dated III/IV D. With Expressions not on Their Own Decisive For Christian Identity 96? P.Oxy. 59.3997 III/IV Oxyrhynchus

Heracles to Cerdon, referring several times to God (θεός), but also using a proskynema formula

07.3.8 VII Letters Dated III/IV D. With Expressions not on Their Own Decisive For Christian Identity 97? PSI 8.895 III/IV unknown

Writer uses the expression 'God knows' (οἶδεν γὰρ ὁ θεὸς), but no other indication, cf. 62

07.4.1 VII Letters Dated III/IV D. With Names or Titles not on Their Own Decisive For Christian Identity 98? P.Erl. 114 III/IV unknown

Aion to his 'lord brother' Johannes; the name of the apostle was also in use amongst Jews, cf. 22

07.4.2 VII Letters Dated III/IV D. With Names or Titles not on Their Own Decisive For Christian Identity (a) P.Erl. 118 III/IV unknown

Theonas to Stephanus; the name of the first martyr was a regular Greek name

07.4.3 VII Letters Dated III/IV D. With Names or Titles not on Their Own Decisive For Christian Identity 99? P.Got. 12 III/IV unknown

Concerning an inheritance, with reference to a presbyteros, whose function is not clear in the context

07.4.4 VII Letters Dated III/IV D. With Names or Titles not on Their Own Decisive For Christian Identity 100? P.Oxy. 31.2597 III/IV Oxyrhynchus

Cephalion to Heraclas, whom he styles presbyteros; nothing in the letter explicitly suggests that he is a Christian elder

07.4.5 VII Letters Dated III/IV D. With Names or Titles not on Their Own Decisive For Christian Identity 101? P.Oxy. 31.2599 III/IV Oxyrhynchus

Tauris to Apitheon, mentioning Esther and Susanna, names not hitherto attested for Jews in Egypt

08.1 VIII Archives of Apparently Mixed Belief 102? P.Mich. 3.216-221 297 Coptus

Archive of Paniscus and his wife: monotheistic formulae need only relate to Sarapis

08.2 VIII Archives of Apparently Mixed Belief 103? P.Ryl.4.616-651; P.Herm. 2-6; SB 12.10803 c. 317-323 Hermopolis

Archive of Theophanes: the elite circle included people of both persuasions (e.g. P.Herm. 4)

P.Herm.4 is PCE98.pdf http://www.anchist.mq.edu.au/doccentre/PCE98.pdf 09.1.01 IX Letters Dated Early or First Half IV A. With Nomina Sacra or Other Decisive Indications of Christian Identity 104 P.Kell. Gr.1.63 early IV Kellis

Greetings and prayers 'in God' (ἐν θ͞ω) for Pausanias and Pisistratus; 'our Lord Paraclete' is Manichaean

09.1.02 IX Letters Dated Early or First Half IV A. With Nomina Sacra or Other Decisive Indications of Christian Identity 105 P.Oxy. 14.1774 early IV Oxyrhynchus

Didyme and 'the sisters' to Atienateia, greeting her 'in the Lord' (ἐν κ͞ω); cf. 110

09.1.03 IX Letters Dated Early or First Half IV A. With Nomina Sacra or Other Decisive Indications of Christian Identity 106 P.Oxy. 31.2601 early IV Oxyrhynchus

Copres to Sarapias, praying 'before the Lord God' (παρὰ τῷ κυρί͞(ῳ) θ͞[(ε)ῷ͞]) and using the isopsephism ϙθ (amen?)

09.1.04 IX Letters Dated Early or First Half IV A. With Nomina Sacra or Other Decisive Indications of Christian Identity 107 P.Oxy. 63.4365 early IV Oxyrhynchus

Greetings 'in the Lord' (ἐν κ͞ω) and farewell 'in God' (ἐν θ͞ω); mention of the Book of Ezra and 'the little Genesis'

09.1.05 IX Letters Dated Early or First Half IV A. With Nomina Sacra or Other Decisive Indications of Christian Identity 108 SB 5.7872 early IV unknown

Letter (?) mentioning Christ (χ͞υ͞) and the Sabbath and echoing 2 Timothy 1:16

09.1.06 IX Letters Dated Early or First Half IV A. With Nomina Sacra or Other Decisive Indications of Christian Identity 109 SB 6.9605 early IV unknown

Prayers 'night and day' to 'the highest God and the divine providence of our Lord Jesus Christ', cf. 93

SB 6.9605 is PCE104.pdf http://www.anchist.mq.edu.au/doccentre/PCE104.pdf 09.1.07 IX Letters Dated Early or First Half IV A. With Nomina Sacra or Other Decisive Indications of Christian Identity 110 SB 8.9746 early IV unknown

Didyme and 'the sisters' to the 'beloved sister' Sophias, wishing her health 'in the Lord' (ἐν κ͞ω); cf. 105

09.1.08 IX Letters Dated Early or First Half IV A. With Nomina Sacra or Other Decisive Indications of Christian Identity 111 P.Kell. Gr.1.67 IV1 Kellis

Greetings and prayers 'in God' (ἐν θ͞ω) to the 'beloved son' Theognostus; Manichaean prosopography

09.1.09 IX Letters Dated Early or First Half IV A. With Nomina Sacra or Other Decisive Indications of Christian Identity 112 P.Oxy. 61.4127 IV1 Oxyrhynchus

Ptolemaeus greets Thonius 'in the Lord' (ἐν κ͞ω)

09.1.10 IX Letters Dated Early or First Half IV A. With Nomina Sacra or Other Decisive Indications of Christian Identity 113 PSI 4.311 IV1 Oxyrhynchus

Theodotus, bishop of Laodicea, is mentioned (before he became notorious to Constantine?)

09.1.11 IX Letters Dated Early or First Half IV A. With Nomina Sacra or Other Decisive Indications of Christian Identity 114 P.L.Bat. 25.64 IV1? unknown

Prayers for health 'before the Lord God' (παρὰ τῷ  κ͞ω θ͞ω)

09.2.1 IX Letters Dated Early or First Half IV B. With Expressions Not on Their Own Decisive for Christian Identity 115? P.Select. 18 312-318 unknown

Hermapollon to his father Agathus Daimon, praying to the highest God

09.2.2 IX Letters Dated Early or First Half IV B. With Expressions Not on Their Own Decisive for Christian Identity 116? P.Oxy. 12.1574 22.1.324 Oxyrhynchus

Ammonius instructs his 'brother' Castor to give 'the brothers' some wine

09.2.3 IX Letters Dated Early or First Half IV B. With Expressions Not on Their Own Decisive for Christian Identity 117? P.Kell. Gr.1.65 early IV Kellis

Philammon to Tekose, referring to the bidding of God (θεός)

09.2.4 IX Letters Dated Early or First Half IV B. With Expressions Not on Their Own Decisive for Christian Identity 118? P.Oxy. 12.1494 early IV Oxyrhynchus

Monotheistic phraseology, including the expression 'God willing' (θεοῡ θέλοντος)

09.2.5 IX Letters Dated Early or First Half IV B. With Expressions Not on Their Own Decisive for Christian Identity 119? P.Oxy. 55.3819 early IV Oxyrhynchus

Julius to Demetrius and Apollonia; 'the Lord God has the power' (δυνατεῑν)

09.2.6 IX Letters Dated Early or First Half IV B. With Expressions Not on Their Own Decisive for Christian Identity 120? SB 14.11666 early IV unknown

To Alypius, suggesting he seek his son Antiochus 'in the ekklesia '

10.1.1 X Texts with Biblical Echoes for Magic or Other Such Use A. Separate Sheets 121? PGM LXXVII II Oxyrhynchus

(P.Harr. 1.55) Communicating with a demon, including language echoing Matthew 5:34 and Isaiah 66:4

10.1.2 X Texts with Biblical Echoes for Magic or Other Such Use A. Separate Sheets 122? Sup.Mag. 2.63 early III unknown

(P.Merton 2.58) Plea to Aphrodite for favour, asking for 'the radiance of Solomon'

10.1.3 X Texts with Biblical Echoes for Magic or Other Such Use A. Separate Sheets 123? Sup.Mag. 1.11 late III unknown

(P.Princ. 3.159) Charm against fever, invoking the kyrioi angeloi

Sup.Mag. 1.11 is not PCE118.pdf. PCE118 is P.Princ.3.159 http://www.anchist.mq.edu.au/doccentre/PCE???.unk 10.1.4 X Texts with Biblical Echoes for Magic or Other Such Use A. Separate Sheets 124? Sup.Mag. 1.43 III/IV unknown

(SB 14.11534) Erotic incantation by Dioscurus son of Thecla aimed at Leontia daughter of Eve

10.1.5 X Texts with Biblical Echoes for Magic or Other Such Use A. Separate Sheets (a) Sup.Mag. 2.87 III/IV unknown

(BKT 9.131 ) Hymn to the Primal Father God (Sarapis) Zeus Helius, addressed inter alia as kyrios pantokrator

10.1.6 X Texts with Biblical Echoes for Magic or Other Such Use A. Separate Sheets 125? PGM XVIIIa III-V Heracleopolis

(BGU 3.955) Charm (prayer?) against headache, to the Lord Sabaoth

10.2 X Texts with Biblical Echoes for Magic or Other Such Use B. Roll 126? PGM VII III/V unknown

(P.Lond. 1.121) Collected spells, including invocations of the Archangel Michael and spells from 'the Diadem of Moses'

10.3.1 X Texts with Biblical Echoes for Magic or Other Such Use C. Codices 127? PGM LXII III unknown

(P.Warren 21) Incantations for amatory purposes, invoking the 'God of gods'

10.3.2 X Texts with Biblical Echoes for Magic or Other Such Use C. Codices 128? PGM IV IV (early?) Thebes

(AMC 1) Invocations of Abraham, Isaac and Jesus Christ, and of 'Jesus the God of the Hebrews'

10.3.3 X Texts with Biblical Echoes for Magic or Other Such Use C. Codices 129? P.Iand. 5.71 IV1? unknown

Questions to and answers of the oracle from the Book of Astrampsychus

11.1 XI Prayers for Individual Use (a) P.Fouad inv.203 I/II unknown

(Rev.Bibl. 59(1951) 549-565) Prayer for angelic protection against fallen angels in the Abyss

11.2 XI Prayers for Individual Use 130? P.Yale 2.130 III Aboutig?

Phylactery for a woman against evil visitations and disease, invoking the Lord (κ͞ε͞)

11.3 XI Prayers for Individual Use 131 PGM II2 P21 III/IV Fayum

Prayer to God for angels' protection against demons

11.4 XI Prayers for Individual Use 132 P.Oxy.3.407 III/IV Oxyrhynchus

Prayer to God almighty (theos pantokrator) through Jesus Christ, for help, mercy, cleansing and salvation

P.Oxy.3.407 is PCE127.pdf http://www.anchist.mq.edu.au/doccentre/PCE127.pdf 11.5 XI Prayers for Individual Use 133 P.Bon.1.9 III/IV? unknown

Prayer to the Virgin Mary and Longinus

11.6 XI Prayers for Individual Use 134 P.Oxy.60.4010 IV1 Oxyrhynchus

Pater noster with introductory prayer, cf. 242

12.1.01 XII Liturgical Prayers and Hymns A. Separate Sheets (a) P.Fay.2 II2 Karanis

Hymn recounting a descent into Hades, probably Classical ?

12.1.02 XII Liturgical Prayers and Hymns A. Separate Sheets 135 P.Oxy. 15.1786 III Oxyrhynchus

Hymn to the Trinity with musical notation, cf. 246

12.1.03 XII Liturgical Prayers and Hymns A. Separate Sheets 136 P.Würzburg 3 III Hermopolis

Two intercessory prayers for God's people and the sick

12.1.04 XII Liturgical Prayers and Hymns A. Separate Sheets 137 P.Amst. 1.20 III/IV unknown

Fragment of a liturgical text referring to 'holy hymns' and the 'holy one sitting on the right hand ...'

12.1.05 XII Liturgical Prayers and Hymns A. Separate Sheets 138 P.Kiseleff 3 III/IV unknown

Acrostic hymn on redemption with Coptic translation

12.1.06 XII Liturgical Prayers and Hymns A. Separate Sheets 139 P.Ryl. 3.470 III/IV unknown

Prayer to Mary, God-bearer (theotokos) for protection from danger

12.1.07 XII Liturgical Prayers and Hymns A. Separate Sheets 140 P.Yale inv. 1360 III/IV Fayum

(BASP 22, 1995) (on verso) Fragment of a hymn(?) concerning martyrs

P.Yale inv. 1360 is PCE135.pdf http://www.anchist.mq.edu.au/doccentre/PCE135.pdf 12.1.08 XII Liturgical Prayers and Hymns A. Separate Sheets 141 P.Macq. inv.346 III/IV or IV unknown

Hymn in praise of the 'Father of All'

12.1.09 XII Liturgical Prayers and Hymns A. Separate Sheets 142 P.Kell. 98 c. 300 Kellis

(Le Muséon 108, 1995) Manichaean Prayer of the Emanations on a wooden board

12.1.10 XII Liturgical Prayers and Hymns A. Separate Sheets 143 P.Mich. inv.6427 early IV unknown

(ZPE 14, 1974) Prayer in praise of God with citations of Isaiah and Hermas

12.2 XII Liturgical Prayers and Hymns B. Roll 144 BKT 6.6.1 III unknown

Anthology including prayers and a Hermetic hymn to Poimandres

12.3.1 XII Liturgical Prayers and Hymns C. Codices 145 P. Bodmer. XII III (IV?) unknown

Hymn on the Paschal vigil (?) (by Melito of Sardis?)

12.3.2 XII Liturgical Prayers and Hymns C. Codices 146 P.Ryl. 3.472 III/IV unknown

Formulae for blessings and prayers in a Latin fragment

12.3.3 XII Liturgical Prayers and Hymns C. Codices 147 P.Kell. 97 B early IV Kellis

(ZPE 117, 1997) Manichaean psalms (with a text akin to the Acta Johannis, 237)

12.3.4 XII Liturgical Prayers and Hymns C. Codices 148 P.Barc. 154b-157b (early?) IV unknown

Set of prayers: Anaphora, thanksgiving, exorcism, acrostic hymn

13.1 XIII Separate Sheets with Unidentified Theological Content 149 P.Ash. inv. 2 III unknown

(ZNTW 37, 1938) Mention of pascha and Catholic church

13.2 XIII Separate Sheets with Unidentified Theological Content 150? P.Hib. 2.232 III El Hibeh

Mention of [ευα]γγελια (?)

13.3 XIII Separate Sheets with Unidentified Theological Content 151 P.Iand. 5. 70 III unknown

Typology of Moses and his rod

13.4 XIII Separate Sheets with Unidentified Theological Content 152 P.Lit.Palau Rib. 20 III unknown

'Remember me'

13.5 XIII Separate Sheets with Unidentified Theological Content 153 P.Ant. 3.149 late III Antinoopolis

Excerpt from 'a Christian prose work'?

13.6 XIII Separate Sheets with Unidentified Theological Content 154 P.Col. 11.295 III/IV unknown

On the Flood and on Cana

13.7 XIII Separate Sheets with Unidentified Theological Content 155? P.S.I. 7.758 III/IV unknown

On not humbling oneself, red-bordered (oracle?)

P.S.I. 7.758 is PCE149.pdf http://www.anchist.mq.edu.au/doccentre/PCE149.pdf 13.8 XIII Separate Sheets with Unidentified Theological Content 156 P.Yale 2.88 III/IV unknown

Citation of Isaiah 61:10-11

14.1.01 XIV Fragments of Unidentified Books With Theological Content A. Rolls 157 P.Oxy. 52.3657 II Oxyrhynchus

Roll making a contrast with Stoic 'topic on lives'

14.1.02 XIV Fragments of Unidentified Books With Theological Content A. Rolls 158 PSI 11.1200 bis II unknown

Discourse on eschatological matters

14.1.03 XIV Fragments of Unidentified Books With Theological Content A. Rolls 159 P. Mich. 18.764 II/III unknown

Roll alluding to the Last Judgement as in 2 Clement

14.1.04 XIV Fragments of Unidentified Books With Theological Content A. Rolls 160 P.Gen 3.125 late II/III unknown

Homily on true discipleship

14.1.05 XIV Fragments of Unidentified Books With Theological Content A. Rolls 161 P.Gen 3.125 late II/III unknown

Excerpt on trust when rejected

14.1.06 XIV Fragments of Unidentified Books With Theological Content A. Rolls 162 P.Gen 3.125 late II/III unknown

Anti-Gnostic treatise on God's use of sin?

14.1.07 XIV Fragments of Unidentified Books With Theological Content A. Rolls 163 P.Mich. 18.763 late II/III Karanis?

Roll with argument paraphrasing(?) Matthew and Paul

14.1.08 XIV Fragments of Unidentified Books With Theological Content A. Rolls 164 P.Lit.Lond. 228 III unknown

Homily(?) on the treatment of slaves

14.1.09 XIV Fragments of Unidentified Books With Theological Content A. Rolls 165 P.Münch. 2.33 III2 unknown

Treatise mentioning 'utter righteousness'

14.1.10 XIV Fragments of Unidentified Books With Theological Content A. Rolls 166 P.Oxy. 17.2070 late III Oxyrhynchus

Dialogue between a Jew and a Christian

14.1.11 XIV Fragments of Unidentified Books With Theological Content A. Rolls 167 P.Ryl. 3.469 late III unknown

Epistle against the Manichees

14.1.12 XIV Fragments of Unidentified Books With Theological Content A. Rolls 168 P.Eirene 1.2 III/IV? Apollonopolis? / Panopolis?

Refutation of the Isis/Osiris myth as a preacher's aid?

14.1.13 XIV Fragments of Unidentified Books With Theological Content A. Rolls 169 P.Med.inv.71.84 III/IV unknown

(Aeg. 58, 1978) Exhortation on social conduct using Isaiah

14.1.14 XIV Fragments of Unidentified Books With Theological Content A. Rolls 170 P.Strasb. inv.1017 III/IV Panopolis

(APF 2, 1903) Homily using Jewish-Christian sayings

14.2.01 XIV Fragments of Unidentified Books With Theological Content B. Codices 171 BKT 9.22 II/III Hermopolis?

Homily citing Exodus and Deuteronomy?

14.2.02 XIV Fragments of Unidentified Books With Theological Content B. Codices 172 P.Lond.Christ.2 III1 unknown

Gospel commentary(?) suggestive of Origen (cf. 175)

14.2.03 XIV Fragments of Unidentified Books With Theological Content B. Codices 173 PSI inv. 2101 III2 Oxyrhynchus

(Prometheus 4, 1978) Commentary on John(?) in the style of Origen (cf. 164)

14.2.04 XIV Fragments of Unidentified Books With Theological Content B. Codices 174 P.Ant. 3.112 III Antinoopolis

Exhortation on importunate prayer

14.2.05 XIV Fragments of Unidentified Books With Theological Content B. Codices 175 P.Giss.UB 2.17 III Hermopolis

Ascetic allegorisation of Genesis 1:28

14.2.06 XIV Fragments of Unidentified Books With Theological Content B. Codices 176 P.Hamb. 2.141 III unknown

Discourse treating 'Spirit' as a divine name

14.2.07 XIV Fragments of Unidentified Books With Theological Content B. Codices 177 P.Merton 2.51 III unknown

Homily(?) reflecting Luke's Gospel

14.2.08 XIV Fragments of Unidentified Books With Theological Content B. Codices 178 P.Oxy. 3.406 III Oxyrhynchus

Homily(?) citing Isaiah in Christological context

14.2.09 XIV Fragments of Unidentified Books With Theological Content B. Codices 179 P.Oxy. 2.210 III Oxyrhynchus

Christological homily citing non-canonical sources

14.2.10 XIV Fragments of Unidentified Books With Theological Content B. Codices 180 Washington Freer MS 5 late III Fayum(?)

Treatise on prophecy(?) in the style of Clement, see 326

Washington Freer MS 5 is PCE175.pdf http://www.anchist.mq.edu.au/doccentre/PCE175.pdf 14.2.11 XIV Fragments of Unidentified Books With Theological Content B. Codices 181 P.Laur. inv. III/298b late III unknown

(Pintaudi, Miscellania Roca Puig, 283-284) Discourse of New Testament inspiration

14.2.12 XIV Fragments of Unidentified Books With Theological Content B. Codices 182 P.Oxy. 17.2072 late III Oxyrhynchus

Apology on Christian community

14.2.13 XIV Fragments of Unidentified Books With Theological Content B. Codices 183 Crosby-Schøyen Codex III/IV Dishna

Homily (?) with instructions for the continent (egrates) and virgins (parthenoi) (Coptic), with 2 Mac., 1 Peter and Jonah, see 208, 308, 368

14.2.14 XIV Fragments of Unidentified Books With Theological Content B. Codices (a) Oxford Bodl.MS.Gr.bibl.d.2 (P) III/IV? unknown

(VH 1083, cf. P.Bodl. 1, p. 5) Palimpsest homily citing Matthew

14.2.15 XIV Fragments of Unidentified Books With Theological Content B. Codices 184 P.Med. inv. 277 III/IV unknown

(Aeg. 52, 1972) Exposition of faith and love

14.2.16 XIV Fragments of Unidentified Books With Theological Content B. Codices 185 P.Oxy. 1.5 III/IV Oxyrhynchus

Homily citing Hermas on the prophetic spirit

14.2.17 XIV Fragments of Unidentified Books With Theological Content B. Codices 186 P.Coll.Youtie 1.5 early IV unknown

Typological use of Old Testament

14.2.18 XIV Fragments of Unidentified Books With Theological Content B. Codices 187 P.Vindob.Gr.29345 IV1 unknown

(Tyche 8, 1993) Citation of 1 Corinthians 6:17

15.1.1 XV Fragmentary Books of Identified Authors A. Rolls 188 P.Oxy. 3.405 II/III Oxyrhynchus

Irenaeus, Adversus Haereses 3.9, 2-3

15.1.2 XV Fragmentary Books of Identified Authors A. Rolls 189 P.Oxy. 69.4706 II/III Oxyrhynchus

Hermas, Visions, Mandata

15.1.3 XV Fragmentary Books of Identified Authors A. Rolls 190 P.Oxy. 69.4705 early III Oxyrhynchus

Hermas, Visions 1.1.8-9

15.1.4 XV Fragmentary Books of Identified Authors A. Rolls 191 P.Oxy. 3.412 c. 230-265 Oxyrhynchus

Julius Africanus, Cesti 18, with title

P.Oxy. 3.412 is PCE184.pdf http://www.anchist.mq.edu.au/doccentre/PCE184.pdf 15.1.5 XV Fragmentary Books of Identified Authors A. Rolls 192 P.Mich. 2.2.130 III unknown

Hermas, Mandata 2.6-3.1

15.1.6 XV Fragmentary Books of Identified Authors A. Rolls 193 BKT 6.2.1 III/IV Fayum

Hermas, Similitudines 2.7-10; 4.2-5

15.1.7 XV Fragmentary Books of Identified Authors A. Rolls 194 P.Jena III/IV Apollonopolis? / Panopolis?

Irenaeus, Adversus Haereses 2-12, 2; 5.12, 2-13, 1

15.2.01 XV Fragmentary Books of Identified Authors B. Codices 195 P.Iand. 1.4 II Hermopolis

Hermas, Mandata 11.19-21; 12.1, 2-3

15.2.02 XV Fragmentary Books of Identified Authors B. Codices 196 P.Oxy. 50.3528 II/III Oxyrhynchus

Hermas, Similitudines 9.20, 3-4; 9.22, 1

15.2.03 XV Fragmentary Books of Identified Authors B. Codices 197 P.Oxy. 50.3527 III1 Oxyrhynchus

Hermas, Similitudines 8.4, 1-5; 8.4, 5-5, 2

15.2.04 XV Fragmentary Books of Identified Authors B. Codices 198 Paris, Bibl.Nat.Suppl. Gr. 1120 III Coptus

Philo, Quis rerum divinarum heres sit; De sacrificiis Abelis et Caini

15.2.05 XV Fragmentary Books of Identified Authors B. Codices 199 P.Oxy. 9.1173+ four other fragments) III Oxyrhynchus

Philo, multiple works

15.2.06 XV Fragmentary Books of Identified Authors B. Codices 200 P.Mich. 2.2.129 III Theadelphia? / Lycopolis?

Hermas, Similitudines 2.8-9.5,1

15.2.07 XV Fragmentary Books of Identified Authors B. Codices 201 P.Oxy. 69.4707 III Oxyrhynchus

Hermas, Similitudines 6.3-7.2

15.2.08 XV Fragmentary Books of Identified Authors B. Codices 202 P.Oxy. 15.1828 III Oxyrhynchus

Hermas, Similitudines 6.5, 3

15.2.09 XV Fragmentary Books of Identified Authors B. Codices 203 PSI 7.757 III unknown

Barnabas, Epistula 9.1-6

15.2.10 XV Fragmentary Books of Identified Authors B. Codices 204 P.Bon. 1.1 III unknown

Origen, end of homily 35 on Luke and beginning of homily(?) on Matthew 24:4ff

15.2.11 XV Fragmentary Books of Identified Authors B. Codices 205 P.Amst. 1.25 III/IV unknown

Origen, De principiis 3.16 + 7; 3.1.8

15.2.12 XV Fragmentary Books of Identified Authors B. Codices 206 P.Berl. inv.17076 III/IV Hermopolis

(Stud. Pap. 14, 1975) Eusebius of Caesarea, Historia ecclesiastica 6.43.7-8; 6.43.11-12

15.2.13 XV Fragmentary Books of Identified Authors B. Codices 207 P.Bodmer 13 III/IV Panopolis? / Dishna?

Melito of Sardis, Homilia in passionem Christi 6-105

15.2.14 XV Fragmentary Books of Identified Authors B. Codices 208 Crosby-Schøyen Codex III/IV Dishna

Melito of Sardis, Homilia in passionem Christi (Coptic), with 2 Mac., 1 Peter, Jonah & a Homily, see 183, 308, 368

15.2.15 XV Fragmentary Books of Identified Authors B. Codices 209 P.Oxy. 3.404 III/IV Oxyrhynchus

Hermas, Similitudines 10.3, 2-5; 10.4, 3-4

15.2.16 XV Fragmentary Books of Identified Authors B. Codices 210 P. Schøyen 1.22 early IV unknown

Origen, Commentarii in Gen. 3

15.2.17 XV Fragmentary Books of Identified Authors B. Codices 211 P.Lit.Lond. 223 early IV unknown

Aristides, Apologia 15.5-16.1, with Song of Solomon, 348

15.2.18 XV Fragmentary Books of Identified Authors B. Codices 212 P.Beatty 12 + P.Mich. inv. 5553 IV1? unknown

Melito of Sardis, Homilia in passionem Christi 1-104, with Apocalypse of Enoch (240) and Apocalypse of Ezekiel (241)

16.1 XVI Excerpts From Apocryphal Books (a) P.Osl. 2.14 I/II unknown

Sibylline Oracles V 484-504

16.2 XVI Excerpts From Apocryphal Books 213 P.Oxy. 41.2949 II/III Oxyrhynchus

Gospel of Peter

16.3 XVI Excerpts From Apocryphal Books 214 P.Oxy. 4.654 III Oxyrhynchus

Gospel of Thomas, Prologue and logoi 1-7

16.4 XVI Excerpts From Apocryphal Books 215 P.Oxy. 50.3525 III Oxyrhynchus

Gospel of Mary

P.Oxy. 50.3525 is PCE208.pdf http://www.anchist.mq.edu.au/doccentre/PCE208.pdf 16.5 XVI Excerpts From Apocryphal Books 216 P.Vind.G 2325 III Heracleopolite

(ZAC 5, 2001) Apocryphal Gospel (synoptic abridgement? cf. Matthew 26:30-34 and Mark 14:26-30)

17.1 XVII Apocryphal or Gnostic Books in Roll Form (a) P.Berl. inv.11628 II/III unknown

Life of Aesop / Maxims of Ahiqar

17.2 XVII Apocryphal or Gnostic Books in Roll Form 217 P.Oxy. 4.655 beg. III Oxyrhynchus

Gospel of Thomas, logoi 24, 36-39

17.3 XVII Apocryphal or Gnostic Books in Roll Form 218 P.Vindob.G 29456r + 29828r early III unknown

(Oellacher, Miscellanea Galbiati II) Hermetic treatise using nomina sacra

17.4 XVII Apocryphal or Gnostic Books in Roll Form 219 P.Vindob.G 29456v +29828v III unknown

(Pietersma, P. Beatty XVI) Apocryphon of Jannes and Jambres

P.Vindob.G 29456v +29828v is PCE212.pdf http://www.anchist.mq.edu.au/doccentre/PCE212.pdf 17.5 XVII Apocryphal or Gnostic Books in Roll Form 220 P.Oxy. 1.4 early IV Oxyrhynchus

Gnostic work concerning the 'upper' and 'lower' soul

17.6 XVII Apocryphal or Gnostic Books in Roll Form 221 P. Mich. inv. 4925 v IV unknown

(Schmelz, AttiXXII) Apocryphon of Jannes and Jambres

18.01 XVIII Apocryphal or Gnostic Books in Codex Form 222 P.Oxy. 60.4009 II Oxyrhynchus

Gospel of Peter?

18.02 XVIII Apocryphal or Gnostic Books in Codex Form 223 P.Lond.Christ. 1 + P.Köln 6.255 II/III Oxyrhynchus?

Unknown Gospel, incorporating canonical elements

18.03 XVIII Apocryphal or Gnostic Books in Codex Form 224 P.Ryl. 3.463 beg. III Oxyrhynchus

Gospel of Mary

18.04 XVIII Apocryphal or Gnostic Books in Codex Form 225 P.Oxy. 1.1 early III Oxyrhynchus

Gospel of Thomas, logoi 26-33, 77a

18.05 XVIII Apocryphal or Gnostic Books in Codex Form 226 P.Schøyen 1.21 III unknown

Acts of Paul and Thecla

18.06 XVIII Apocryphal or Gnostic Books in Codex Form 227 AMC 1, 185-186 III? Heracleopolis or Antinoopolis?

Gospel(?) mentioning Simon Peter (Coptic)

18.07 XVIII Apocryphal or Gnostic Books in Codex Form 228 P.Bodmer 5 III (IV?) Panopolis? / Dishna?

Protoevangelium of James, 1-25

18.08 XVIII Apocryphal or Gnostic Books in Codex Form 229 P.Bodmer 10 III (IV?) Panopolis? / Dishna?

3 Corinthians, 1:1-16; 3:1-40

18.09 XVIII Apocryphal or Gnostic Books in Codex Form 230 P.Bodmer 11 III (IV?) Panopolis? / Dishna?

Odes of Solomon, 1-24

18.10 XVIII Apocryphal or Gnostic Books in Codex Form 231 P.Berl. inv. 13893 + P.Mich. inv. 3788 + 1317 III/IV unknown

HThR 31 (1938); 36 (1943) Acts of Paul

18.11 XVIII Apocryphal or Gnostic Books in Codex Form 232 Hamburg, Pap.bil. 1 III/IV Fayum

Acts of Paul (with Ecclesiastes in Greek, and Song of Songs, Lamentations and Ecclesiastes in Coptic, 333)

Hamburg, Pap.bil. 1 is PCE225.pdf http://www.anchist.mq.edu.au/doccentre/PCE225.pdf 18.12 XVIII Apocryphal or Gnostic Books in Codex Form 233 PGM XIII III/IV Thebes

Apocryphon of Moses

18.13 XVIII Apocryphal or Gnostic Books in Codex Form 234 P.Cair. inv. s.n. (VH 602) beg. IV unknown

Protevangelium of James, 3:3–4:4

18.14 XVIII Apocryphal or Gnostic Books in Codex Form 235 P.Oxy.10.1224 beg. IV Oxyrhynchus

Sayings of Jesus

18.15 XVIII Apocryphal or Gnostic Books in Codex Form 236 Ber. Abteilung P1862 + Paris Bibl. Nat. Copte 135-107 early IV? Sohag

Apocalypse of Elias (Coptic)

18.16 XVIII Apocryphal or Gnostic Books in Codex Form 237 P.Kell. 97 A early IV Kellis

(ZPE 117, 1998) Acts of John(?) (with Manichaean psalms, 147)

18.17 XVIII Apocryphal or Gnostic Books in Codex Form 238 P.Oxy. 6.849 early IV Oxyrhynchus

Acts of Peter on parchment

18.18 XVIII Apocryphal or Gnostic Books in Codex Form 239 P.Oxy. 8.1081 early IV Oxyrhynchus

Sophia Jesu Christi

18.19 XVIII Apocryphal or Gnostic Books in Codex Form 240 P.Beatty 12 IV1? unknown

Apocalypse of Enoch (with Melito, 212)

18.20 XVIII Apocryphal or Gnostic Books in Codex Form 241 P.Beatty 12 IV1? unknown

Apocryphon of Ezekiel (with Melito, 212)

19.1.01 XIX Exercises Using Biblical Material A. Practice In Reading and Writing 242 P.Ant. 2.54 III Antinoopolis

Matthew 6:10-13 (Pater noster) copied into a notebook in a student's hand, cf. 45, 134

19.1.02 XIX Exercises Using Biblical Material A. Practice In Reading and Writing 243 P.Bodmer 51 r III Upper Egypt

(MH 55, 1998) Syllabification of words beginning l and m, including Loukas, Markos and martys

19.1.03 XIX Exercises Using Biblical Material A. Practice In Reading and Writing 244 P.L.Bat. 17.6.2 III unknown

Biblical words spaced for syllabification in three columns on ostracon

19.1.04 XIX Exercises Using Biblical Material A. Practice In Reading and Writing 245 P.Laur. 4.140 III/IV unknown

Psalm 1:1-2, with syllables divided by dots, proficient bookhand: for reading practice?

19.1.05 XIX Exercises Using Biblical Material A. Practice In Reading and Writing 246 P.Lit.Lond.207 III/IV Fayum

Psalm 11:7–14:4; dots added above for syllables: musical notation? Isocrates on verso, cf. 136

P.Lit.Lond.207 is PCE240.pdf http://www.anchist.mq.edu.au/doccentre/PCE240.pdf 19.1.06 XIX Exercises Using Biblical Material A. Practice In Reading and Writing 247 P.Yale 1.3 III/IV? unknown

Acts 8; 10 (excerpts) in painstaking hand, marking and adjusting the text

19.1.07 XIX Exercises Using Biblical Material A. Practice In Reading and Writing 248 Paris, Louvre MND 552 H, I, K, L beg. IV Memphis?

Psalm 146 in three different learners' hands, as well as poetry and numerals

19.1.08 XIX Exercises Using Biblical Material A. Practice In Reading and Writing 249 P.Oxy. 2.209 beg. IV? Oxyrhynchus

Romans 1 in large uncial; letters mostly separated, alignment difficult

19.1.09 XIX Exercises Using Biblical Material A. Practice In Reading and Writing 250 P.Mich.inv. 926 early IV? Fayum?

(JNES 6, 1947) Syllabification tables, Romans 1 and Job 1 (Coptic) in a notebook of writing exercises

19.1.10 XIX Exercises Using Biblical Material A. Practice In Reading and Writing 251 Paris, Louvre MND 552 E, F IV1 Antinoopolis

Psalm 92, with many mistakes in an 'alphabetic' hand

19.2.1 XIX Exercises Using Biblical Material B. Bilingual and Other Aids 252 BL inv. 10825 late III unknown

(JEA 11, 1925) Greek-Coptic glossary listing words from Hosea/Amos

BL inv. 10825 is PCE246.pdf http://www.anchist.mq.edu.au/doccentre/PCE246.pdf 19.2.2 XIX Exercises Using Biblical Material B. Bilingual and Other Aids 253 T.Bodl.Gr. Inscr. 3019 end III Great Oasis?

(ZPE 6, 1970 + Melanges Maspero) Iliad paraphrase; Psalm 46:3-10 (Coptic); fractions; declensions; conjugations, see 263

19.2.3 XIX Exercises Using Biblical Material B. Bilingual and Other Aids 254 P.Beatty ac. 1390 III/IV Panopolis? / Dishna?

Mathematical exercise in Greek; John 10-13 in Coptic

19.2.4 XIX Exercises Using Biblical Material B. Bilingual and Other Aids 255 Pap.Heid. 1.5 III/IV unknown

(PGM 14) Hebrew theophoric names with Christian interpretations

19.2.5 XIX Exercises Using Biblical Material B. Bilingual and Other Aids 256 P.Oxy.36.2745 III/IV Oxyrhynchus

Hebrew proper names with Greek etymologies

19.2.6 XIX Exercises Using Biblical Material B. Bilingual and Other Aids 257 P.Ash.inv. 3 IV1 unknown

(ZNTW 37, 1938) Catalogue of biblical and patristic works, specified as being on parchment

19.2.7 XIX Exercises Using Biblical Material B. Bilingual and Other Aids 258 P.Bal. 1.25 IV1? Deir el-Bala'izah

(Bodl.MS.Copt.f.5 (P)) Greek pericopes of Matthew with Coptic translation

20.01 XX Excerpts From Biblical Books 259 PSI Congr. 1 late II unknown

(PSI inv.1989) Psalm 1:2-3, verso blank, marked for sense-groups

20.02 XX Excerpts From Biblical Books 260 BKT 8.17 III unknown

Job 33, 34 (an amulet?), written on verso of a legal document (II)

20.03 XX Excerpts From Biblical Books — P.Ant. 2.54 III Antinoopolis

Matthew 6:1-13 (Pater noster), see 242

20.04 XX Excerpts From Biblical Books 261 O.IFAO inv.215 late III Fayum

(Rev. Bibl. 53, 1946) Judith 15:1-7, for Jewish use?

O.IFAO inv.215 is PCE255.pdf http://www.anchist.mq.edu.au/doccentre/PCE255.pdf 20.05 XX Excerpts From Biblical Books 262 P.Barc. inv. 10 III2 unknown

Psalm 119 (120):7 on parchment

20.06 XX Excerpts From Biblical Books 263 T.Bodl.Gr. Inscr. 3019 end III Great Oasis?

Psalm 46:3-10 (Coptic); with Iliad paraphrase, fractions, declensions and conjugations, see 253

20.07 XX Excerpts From Biblical Books 264 P.Amh. 1.3b late III Fayum

Hebrews 1:1 above letter, see 63

20.08 XX Excerpts From Biblical Books 265 P.Amh. 1.3c beg. IV Fayum

Genesis 1:1-5 in both Septuagint and Aquila versions, on back of letter, see 63

20.09 XX Excerpts From Biblical Books 266 P.Bonn inv.147 III/IV unknown

(ZPE 25, 1977) Psalm 30 on verso of document

20.10 XX Excerpts From Biblical Books 267 P.Carlini lett.38 III/IV unknown

Daniel 3 on parchment

20.11 XX Excerpts From Biblical Books — P.Laur. 4.140 III/IV unknown

Psalm 1:1-2 for reading practice, see 245

20.12 XX Excerpts From Biblical Books 268 P.Ryl. Gk. Add. Box III, 1, N III/IV unknown

Psalm 19:7-8 (illegible cursive on the other side, also parallel with fibres)

20.13 XX Excerpts From Biblical Books 269 P.Barc. inv. 83 III/IV? unknown

(Roca-Puig, Atti XI) John 3:34 with biblical oracle (hermeneia)

20.14 XX Excerpts From Biblical Books — P.Yale 1.3 III/IV? unknown

Acts 8; 10 (excerpts), see 247

20.15 XX Excerpts From Biblical Books — Paris, Louvre MND 552 H, I, K, L beg. IV Memphis?

Psalm 146:1-11 in schoolbook, see 248

20.16 XX Excerpts From Biblical Books 270 P.Giss.UB 4.34 beg. IV Fayum

Psalms 111; 73 (an amulet?)

20.17 XX Excerpts From Biblical Books — P.Oxy. 2.209 beg. IV? Oxyrhynchus

Romans 1, writing exercise, see 249

20.18 XX Excerpts From Biblical Books — P.Mich. inv.926 early IV? Fayum?

Romans 1 (Coptic), writing exercise, see 250

20.19 XX Excerpts From Biblical Books — P.Mich. inv.926 early IV? Fayum?

Job 1 (Coptic), writing exercise, see 250

20.20 XX Excerpts From Biblical Books — Paris, Louvre MND 552 E, F IV1 Antinoopolis

Psalm 92, writing exercise, see 251

20.21 XX Excerpts From Biblical Books — P.Oxy.60.4010 IV1 Oxyrhynchus

Pater noster with introductory prayer, see 134

20.22 XX Excerpts From Biblical Books — P.Bal. 1.25 IV Deir el-Bala'izah

(Bodl.MS.Copt.f.5 (P)) Greek pericopes of Matthew with Coptic translation, see 258

21.01 XXI Books of the Septuagint in Roll Form (a) P.Ryl. 3.458 II BC Fayum

Deuteronomy 23-38 (for Jewish use)

21.02 XXI Books of the Septuagint in Roll Form (b) P.Fouad. inv.266 I BC Fayum?

(PTA 27) (i) Genesis 3, 4, 7, 38; (ii) Deuteronomy 17-33; (iii) Deut. 10-11, 31-33 (three rolls, for Jewish use)

21.03 XXI Books of the Septuagint in Roll Form (c) P.Oxy.50.3522 beg. I Oxyrhynchus

Job 42 (for Jewish use)

21.04 XXI Books of the Septuagint in Roll Form (d) P Oxy.65.4443 I/II Oxyrhynchus

Esther 8 (+E), 9 (for Jewish use)

21.05 XXI Books of the Septuagint in Roll Form 271? P.Barc. inv. 2 II1 unknown

Psalm 14 on parchment (for Jewish use?)

21.06 XXI Books of the Septuagint in Roll Form (e) P.Harris 2.166 III unknown

Exodus 22, 23 (for Jewish use)

21.07 XXI Books of the Septuagint in Roll Form 272? P.Oxy. 8.1075 III Oxyrhynchus

Exodus 40 (for Jewish use?); Revelation 1 on verso, see 280

21.08 XXI Books of the Septuagint in Roll Form 273? P.Oxy. 9.1166 III Oxyrhynchus

Genesis 16, an early 'biblical' majuscule (for Jewish use?)

21.09 XXI Books of the Septuagint in Roll Form 274? PSI 8.921v III Arsinoë

Psalm 77; document on recto

21.10 XXI Books of the Septuagint in Roll Form 275? P.Carlini lett.14 III/IV unknown

Isaiah 48 with nomen sacrum (for Jewish use?)

21.11 XXI Books of the Septuagint in Roll Form — P.Lit.Lond.207 III/IV Fayum

Psalms 11:7–14:4, cf. 246

P.Lit.Lond.207 is PCE240.pdf http://www.anchist.mq.edu.au/doccentre/PCE240.pdf 21.12 XXI Books of the Septuagint in Roll Form (f) Stud.Pal.11.114 III/IV Fayum?

Psalms 68, 80, with Tetragrammaton, in the version of Symmachus (for Jewish use)

21.13 XXI Books of the Septuagint in Roll Form 276 MPER, NS 4.9 IV1 Fayum

Psalm 34

21.14 XXI Books of the Septuagint in Roll Form (g) P.Lit.Lond. 211 IV1 Upper Egypt

Daniel 1, in the version of Theodotion (for Jewish use); from the binding of a Coptic Codex

22.1 XXII Books of the New Testament in Roll Form 277 P.IFAO 2.31 þ98 II/III unknown

Revelation 1, on the verso of a document

22.2 XXII Books of the New Testament in Roll Form 278 P.Oxy.10.1228 þ22 III Oxyrhynchus

John 15, 16

22.3 XXII Books of the New Testament in Roll Form 279 P.Oxy. 4.657 + PSI 12.1292 þ13 III/IV Oxyrhynchus

Hebrews 2-5, 10-12, on verso of Epitome of Livy

22.4 XXII Books of the New Testament in Roll Form 280 P.Oxy. 8.1079 þ18 III/IV Oxyrhynchus

Revelation 1, on verso of Exodus, see 272

23.1 XXIII Books of the Septuagint on Parchment in Codex Form 281 P.Oxy. 11.1351 III Oxyrhynchus

Leviticus 27

23.2 XXIII Books of the Septuagint on Parchment in Codex Form 282 P.Oxy. 7.1007 late III Oxyrhynchus

Genesis with Hebrew nomen sacrum

P.Oxy. 7.1007 is PCE276.pdf http://www.anchist.mq.edu.au/doccentre/PCE276.pdf 23.3 XXIII Books of the Septuagint on Parchment in Codex Form 283 P.Berl. inv.14039 III/IV unknown

(APF 20, 1970) Exodus 34, 35

23.4 XXIII Books of the Septuagint on Parchment in Codex Form 284 P.Köln 4.167 beg. IV unknown

Wisdom 17

23.5 XXIII Books of the Septuagint on Parchment in Codex Form 285 P.Oxy. 11.1352 beg. IV Oxyrhynchus

Psalms 82, 83

23.6 XXIII Books of the Septuagint on Parchment in Codex Form 286 P.Oxy. 13.1594 beg. IV Oxyrhynchus

Tobit 12

23.7 XXIII Books of the Septuagint on Parchment in Codex Form 287 Oxford, Bodl.Gr.bibl. MS 1.f.4 (P) beg. IV? unknown

(Emerita 44, 1976) Exodus 9, 10

23.8 XXIII Books of the Septuagint on Parchment in Codex Form 288 P.Cair.inv.SR 3805(9) early IV Aphrodito?

(Roma e l'Egitto, 1992) Genesis 34

23.9 XXIII Books of the Septuagint on Parchment in Codex Form 289 P.Vindob.G 19891 IV1 unknown

(JöB 1974) Jeremiah 41, 42

24.01 XXIV Books of the Septuagint on Papyrus in Codex Form 290 Oxford, Bodl. MS Gr. bibl.g.5 (P) late I/II unknown

Psalms 48, 49

24.02 XXIV Books of the Septuagint on Papyrus in Codex Form 291 P.Ant. 1.7 II Antinoopolis

Psalms 81, 82

24.03 XXIV Books of the Septuagint on Papyrus in Codex Form 292 P.Baden 4.56 II Qarara

Exodus 8; Deuteronomy 28, 29, 30

24.04 XXIV Books of the Septuagint on Papyrus in Codex Form 293 P.Beatty 6 + P.Mich. inv.5554 II unknown

Numbers 5-8, 13, 25-36; Deuteronomy 1-7, 9-12, 18, 19, 27-33

24.05 XXIV Books of the Septuagint on Papyrus in Codex Form 294 P.Bodmer 24 II Panop.?/Dishna?

Psalms 17-53, 55-118

24.06 XXIV Books of the Septuagint on Papyrus in Codex Form 295 P.Lips.inv.170 II Soknop. Nesos

(VH 224) Psalms 118

24.07 XXIV Books of the Septuagint on Papyrus in Codex Form 296 P.Yale 1.1 II/III unknown

Genesis 14

24.08 XXIV Books of the Septuagint on Papyrus in Codex Form 297 P.Barc. inv.3 (+ inv. 19?) II/III unknown

(Bol. de la real Acad. de Buenas Letras de Barcelona 29) 2 Chronicles 29, 30

24.09 XXIV Books of the Septuagint on Papyrus in Codex Form 298 P.Beatty 8 II/III unknown

Jeremiah 4, 5

24.10 XXIV Books of the Septuagint on Papyrus in Codex Form 299 P.Deissmann II/III unknown

(APF 39, 1993, 35-58) Exodus 4

24.11 XXIV Books of the Septuagint on Papyrus in Codex Form 300 P.Oxy. 4.656 II/III Oxyrhynchus

Genesis 14, 15, 19, 20, 24, 27

24.12 XXIV Books of the Septuagint on Papyrus in Codex Form 301 P.Schøyen 1.23 II/III Oxyrhynchus?

Joshua 9-11

24.13 XXIV Books of the Septuagint on Papyrus in Codex Form 302 P.Ant.1.8 + 3.210 beg. III Antinoopolis

Proverbs 5-10, 19, 20; Wisdom 11, 12; Ecclesasticus 45

24.14 XXIV Books of the Septuagint on Papyrus in Codex Form 303 P.Berl. inv.17213 beg. III unknown

(APF 20, 1970) Genesis 19

24.15 XXIV Books of the Septuagint on Papyrus in Codex Form 304 P.Oxy. 8.1074 beg. III Oxyrhynchus

Exodus 31, 32

24.16 XXIV Books of the Septuagint on Papyrus in Codex Form 305 P.Oxy.65.4442 early III Oxyrhynchus

Exodus 20

24.17 XXIV Books of the Septuagint on Papyrus in Codex Form 306 PSI.inv.Cap.46 III1 unknown

(Manfredi, Studi Naldini) Tobit 12

24.18 XXIV Books of the Septuagint on Papyrus in Codex Form 307 P.Beatty 9+10 (+ four others) mid III unknown

Ezekiel 11-36, 38-39, 37, 40-48, Daniel 1-4, 7-8, 5-6, 9-12, Bel, Susannah, Esther 1-8

24.19 XXIV Books of the Septuagint on Papyrus in Codex Form 308 Crosby-Schøyen Codex III Dishna

2 Macabees 5-7, Jonah (Coptic), with Melito, 1 Peter and a Homily, see 183, 208, 368

24.20 XXIV Books of the Septuagint on Papyrus in Codex Form 309 BKT 8.20 III? unknown

Isaiah 36, 37

24.21 XXIV Books of the Septuagint on Papyrus in Codex Form 310 BKT 9.169 III Theadelphia

Psalms 144, 145 (see ZPE 115, 1997, p. 118)

24.22 XXIV Books of the Septuagint on Papyrus in Codex Form 311 Washington, Lib. Congr. inv. 4082B III unknown

(HThR 61, 1968) Isaiah 23

24.23 XXIV Books of the Septuagint on Papyrus in Codex Form 312 MPER ns 4.12 III unknown

Psalms 67, 68

24.24 XXIV Books of the Septuagint on Papyrus in Codex Form 313 P.Ant. 1.9 III? Antinoopolis

Proverbs 2, 3

24.25 XXIV Books of the Septuagint on Papyrus in Codex Form 314 P.Beatty 7 + PSI 12.1273 + P.Mert. 1.2 III unknown

Isaiah 8, 9, 11-19, 38-45, 54-60 with Coptic glosses

24.26 XXIV Books of the Septuagint on Papyrus in Codex Form 315 P.Beatty 18 III unknown

Job 9

24.27 XXIV Books of the Septuagint on Papyrus in Codex Form 316 P.Berl. inv.17212 III unknown

(APF 20, 1970) Jeremiah 2, 3

24.28 XXIV Books of the Septuagint on Papyrus in Codex Form 317 P.Coll.Priv. III unknown

(VH 318) Daniel 1

24.29 XXIV Books of the Septuagint on Papyrus in Codex Form 318 P.Heid. 4.290 III unknown

Leviticus 19

24.30 XXIV Books of the Septuagint on Papyrus in Codex Form 319 P.Lit.Lond.204 III Fayum

Psalm 2

24.31 XXIV Books of the Septuagint on Papyrus in Codex Form 320 P.Lond.Christ.3 III unknown

2 Chronicles 24

24.32 XXIV Books of the Septuagint on Papyrus in Codex Form 321 P.Oxy.15.1779 III Oxyrhynchus

Psalm 1

24.33 XXIV Books of the Septuagint on Papyrus in Codex Form 322 P.Rein. 2.59 III unknown

Exodus 40

24.34 XXIV Books of the Septuagint on Papyrus in Codex Form 323 Stud.Pal. 9.1 + P.Vindob.G. 23164 + 17417 III unknown

Isaiah 33, 38, 40

24.35 XXIV Books of the Septuagint on Papyrus in Codex Form 324 P.Beatty 5 III2 unknown

Genesis 8, 9, 24, 25, 30-35, 39-46

24.36 XXIV Books of the Septuagint on Papyrus in Codex Form 325 Berlin, Staatsbibliothek Cod.gr.fol.66 I, II end III Panopolis

Genesis 1-35

24.37 XXIV Books of the Septuagint on Papyrus in Codex Form 326 Washington, Freer MS 5 end III Fayum

Hosea 2, 6-8, 14, Amos, Micah, Joel, Obadiah, Jonah, Nahum, Habbakuk, Zephaniah, Haggai, Zecheriah, Malachi 1-3, with Coptic glosses (cf. 252, 314) and an unidentified text, see 180

Washington, Freer MS 5 is PCE175.pdf http://www.anchist.mq.edu.au/doccentre/PCE175.pdf 24.38 XXIV Books of the Septuagint on Papyrus in Codex Form 327 P.Nag.Hamm.C.2 III/IV unknown

Genesis 32, 42 (Coptic)

24.39 XXIV Books of the Septuagint on Papyrus in Codex Form 328 Florence Ist. Vitelli 531 III/IV unknown

Ecclesiasticus 29

24.40 XXIV Books of the Septuagint on Papyrus in Codex Form 329 P.Bodmer 6 III/IV Dishna?

Proverbs (Coptic)

24.41 XXIV Books of the Septuagint on Papyrus in Codex Form 330 P.Bodmer 9 III/IV Panop.?/Dishna?

Psalms 33, 34

24.42 XXIV Books of the Septuagint on Papyrus in Codex Form 331 P.Bod. 45/46 III/IV Panop.?/Dishna?

Susannah, Daniel

24.43 XXIV Books of the Septuagint on Papyrus in Codex Form 332 P.Grenf. 1.5 III/IV Fayum

Ezekiel, with Origen's Hexaplaric signs

P.Grenf. 1.5 is PCE325.pdf http://www.anchist.mq.edu.au/doccentre/PCE325.pdf 24.44 XXIV Books of the Septuagint on Papyrus in Codex Form 333 Hamburg, Pap.bil.1 III/IV Fayum?

Ecclesiastes, with parts of the Acts of Paul (232) in Greek, and Song of Songs, Lamentations and Ecclesiastes in Coptic

Hamburg, Pap.bil.1 is PCE225.pdf http://www.anchist.mq.edu.au/doccentre/PCE225.pdf 24.45 XXIV Books of the Septuagint on Papyrus in Codex Form 334 P.Lit.Lond.202 III/IV unknown

Genesis 46, 47

24.46 XXIV Books of the Septuagint on Papyrus in Codex Form 335 P.Lit.Pal. Rib. 4 III/IV unknown

Esther 4

24.47 XXIV Books of the Septuagint on Papyrus in Codex Form 336 P.Mil. 1.13 III/IV unknown

Ecclesiastes 3 (? with 338 P.Mich. 3.135)

24.48 XXIV Books of the Septuagint on Papyrus in Codex Form 337 P.Mich. 3.133 III/IV unknown

Psalms 8, 9

24.49 XXIV Books of the Septuagint on Papyrus in Codex Form 338 P.Mich. 3.135 III/IV unknown

Ecclesiastes 6 (? with 336 P.Mil. 1.13)

24.50 XXIV Books of the Septuagint on Papyrus in Codex Form 339 P.Oxy.10.1226 III/IV Oxyrhynchus

Psalms 7, 8

24.51 XXIV Books of the Septuagint on Papyrus in Codex Form 340 PSI 8.980 III/IV unknown

Psalms 143-148

24.52 XXIV Books of the Septuagint on Papyrus in Codex Form 341 PUG 1.1 III/IV unknown

Psalms 21-23

24.53 XXIV Books of the Septuagint on Papyrus in Codex Form 342 P.Duk.inv. 740 Early IV unknown

(APF 46, 16-18) Psalm 88

24.54 XXIV Books of the Septuagint on Papyrus in Codex Form 343 Lefort, P.Copt. Louvain 9 early IV? Sohag

Ecclesiastes (Coptic)

24.55 XXIV Books of the Septuagint on Papyrus in Codex Form 344 P.Beatty 4 IV1 unknown

Genesis 9, 17-44

24.56 XXIV Books of the Septuagint on Papyrus in Codex Form 345 P.Beatty 13 IV1 Panop.?/Dishna?

Psalms 72-85

24.57 XXIV Books of the Septuagint on Papyrus in Codex Form 346 P.Beatty 14 IV1 Panop.?/Dishna?

Psalms 31, 26

24.58 XXIV Books of the Septuagint on Papyrus in Codex Form 347 P.Beatty 15 IV1 unknown

Psalms 1-4, with the Apology of Phileas, 7

24.59 XXIV Books of the Septuagint on Papyrus in Codex Form 348 P.Lit.Lond.209 + P.Barc. inv. 84 IV1 unknown

Song of Solomon 5, 6 on one leaf of bifolium; Aristides, Apologia 15, 16 (211) on the other

25.1 XXV Books of the New Testament on Parchment in Codex Form 349 P.Berl.inv.11765 II/III unknown

(ZNTW 26, 1927) Acts 5

25.2 XXV Books of the New Testament on Parchment in Codex Form 350 P.Ant. 1.12 III? Antinoopolis

2 John 1

25.3 XXV Books of the New Testament on Parchment in Codex Form 351 P.Berl. inv. 11863 + PSI 1.2 + 2.124 III/IV Hermopolis

(Treu, APF 18, 1966)Matthew 10, Luke 22

P.Berl. inv. 11863 + PSI 1.2 + 2.124 is PCE344.pdf http://www.anchist.mq.edu.au/doccentre/PCE344.pdf 25.4 XXV Books of the New Testament on Parchment in Codex Form 352 P.Oxy. 6.847 III/IV Oxyrhynchus

John 2

25.5 XXV Books of the New Testament on Parchment in Codex Form 353 P.Schøyen 1.20 III/IV Old Cairo

Romans 4, 5

26.01 XXVI Books of the New Testament on Papyrus in Codex Form 354 P.Ryl. 3.457 þ52 mid II Oxyrhynchus?

John 18

26.02 XXVI Books of the New Testament on Papyrus in Codex Form 355 P.Barc. inv.1 + Magd.Coll. Gr.18 (+ Paris Suppl. Gr.1120 binding?) þ64+þ67 (+þ4?) II Coptus?

Matthew 3, 5, 26 (+Luke 1-6? from binding of Philo, 198)

26.03 XXVI Books of the New Testament on Papyrus in Codex Form 356 P.Oxy. 50.3523 þ90 II Oxyrhynchus

John 18, 19

26.04 XXVI Books of the New Testament on Papyrus in Codex Form 357 P.Oxy. 64.4404 þ104 late II Oxyrhynchus

Matthew 21

26.05 VI Books of the New Testament on Papyrus in Codex Form 358 P.Oxy. 34.2683 + 64.4405 þ77 end II Oxyrhynchus

Matthew 23

26.06 XXVI Books of the New Testament on Papyrus in Codex Form 359 P.Beatty 2 + P.Mich. 222 þ46 c. 200 unknown

Romans 5, 6, 8-16, Hebrews, 1 Corinthians, 2 Corinthians, Ephesians, Galatians, Philippians, Colossians, 1 Thessalonians 1, 2, 5

P.Beatty 2 + P.Mich. 222 is PCE352.pdf http://www.anchist.mq.edu.au/doccentre/PCE352.pdf 26.07 XXVI Books of the New Testament on Papyrus in Codex Form 360 P.Ryl. 1.5 þ32 II/III unknown

Titus 1, 2

26.08 XXVI Books of the New Testament on Papyrus in Codex Form 361 P.Oxy. 64.4403 þ103 late II/III Oxyrhynchus

Matthew 13, 14

26.09 XXVI Books of the New Testament on Papyrus in Codex Form 362 P.Köln 4.170 þ87 beg. III unknown

Philemon 13-15, 24-25

26.10 XXVI Books of the New Testament on Papyrus in Codex Form 363 P.Laur. inv.II/31 þ95 early III unknown

(CE 60, 1985) John 5

26.11 XXVI Books of the New Testament on Papyrus in Codex Form 364 P.Beatty 1 + P.Vindob.G. 31974 þ45 III1 unknown

Matthew 20, 21, 25, 26, Mark 4-9, 11, 12, Luke 6, 7, 9-14, John 4, 5, 10, 11, Acts 4-17

26.12 XXVI Books of the New Testament on Papyrus in Codex Form 365 P.Bodmer 2 + P.Köln 5.214 + P.Chester Beatty s.n. þ66 mid III Panop.?/Dishna?

John 1-21

26.13 XXVI Books of the New Testament on Papyrus in Codex Form 366 P.Macq. inv.360 + P.Mil.Vogl. inv. 1224 þ91 mid III unknown

(ZPE 65, 1986) Acts 2, 3

26.14 XXVI Books of the New Testament on Papyrus in Codex Form 367 P.Oxy. 2.208 + 15.1781 þ5 III Oxyrhynchus

John 1, 16, 20

26.15 XXVI Books of the New Testament on Papyrus in Codex Form 368 Crosby-Schøyen Codex — III Dishna

1 Peter (Coptic), with Melito, 2 Mac., Jonah and a Homily, see 183, 108, 308

26.16 XXVI Books of the New Testament on Papyrus in Codex Form 369 P.Baden 4.57 þ40 III Qarara

Romans 1-4, 6, 9

26.17 XXVI Books of the New Testament on Papyrus in Codex Form 370 P.Beatty 3 þ47 III unknown

Revelation 9-17

26.18 XXVI Books of the New Testament on Papyrus in Codex Form 371 P.Bod. 14 + 15 þ75 III Panop.?/Dishna?

Luke 3-18, 22-24, John 1-15

26.19 XXVI Books of the New Testament on Papyrus in Codex Form 372 P.Mich. inv.6652 þ53 III Fayum

(Quantulacumque. Studies Kirsopp Lake) Matthew 26, Acts 9, 10

26.20 XXVI Books of the New Testament on Papyrus in Codex Form 373 P.Mich. 3.138 þ38 III Fayum?

Acts 18, 19

26.21 XXVI Books of the New Testament on Papyrus in Codex Form 374 P.Oxy. 1.2 þ1 III Oxyrhynchus

Matthew 1, 2

26.22 XXVI Books of the New Testament on Papyrus in Codex Form 375 P.Oxy. 3.402 þ9 III Oxyrhynchus

1 John 4

26.23 XXVI Books of the New Testament on Papyrus in Codex Form 376 P.Oxy. 7.1008 þ15 III Oxyrhynchus

1 Corinthians 7, 8 (? with 377)

26.24 XXVI Books of the New Testament on Papyrus in Codex Form 377 P.Oxy. 7.1009 þ16 III Oxyrhynchus

Philippians 3, 4 (? with 376)

26.25 XXVI Books of the New Testament on Papyrus in Codex Form 378 P.Oxy. 9.1171 þ20 III Oxyrhynchus

James 2, 3

26.26 XXVI Books of the New Testament on Papyrus in Codex Form 379 P.Oxy. 10.1229 þ23 III Oxyrhynchus

James 1

26.27 XXVI Books of the New Testament on Papyrus in Codex Form 380 P.Oxy. 11.1355 þ27 III Oxyrhynchus

Romans 8, 9

26.28 XXVI Books of the New Testament on Papyrus in Codex Form 381 P.Oxy. 13.1596 þ28 III Oxyrhynchus

John 6

26.29 XXVI Books of the New Testament on Papyrus in Codex Form 382 P.Oxy. 13.1598 þ30 III Oxyrhynchus

1 Thessalonians 4, 5; 2 Thessalonians 1

26.30 XXVI Books of the New Testament on Papyrus in Codex Form 383 P.Oxy. 24.2383 þ69 III Oxyrhynchus

Luke 22

26.31 XXVI Books of the New Testament on Papyrus in Codex Form 384 P.Oxy. 64.4401 þ101 III Oxyrhynchus

Matthew 3, 4

26.32 XXVI Books of the New Testament on Papyrus in Codex Form 385 P.Oxy. 65.4445 þ106 III Oxyrhynchus

John 1

26.33 XXVI Books of the New Testament on Papyrus in Codex Form 386 P.Oxy. 65.4446 þ107 III Oxyrhynchus

John 17

26.34 XXVI Books of the New Testament on Papyrus in Codex Form 387 P.Oxy. 65.4447 þ108 III Oxyrhynchus

John 17, 18

26.35 XXVI Books of the New Testament on Papyrus in Codex Form 388 P.Oxy. 65.4448 þ109 III Oxyrhynchus

John 21

26.36 XXVI Books of the New Testament on Papyrus in Codex Form 389 P.Oxy. 66.4495 þ111 III Oxyrhynchus

Luke 17

26.37 XXVI Books of the New Testament on Papyrus in Codex Form 390 P.Oxy. 66.4497 þ113 III Oxyrhynchus

Romans 2

26.38 XXVI Books of the New Testament on Papyrus in Codex Form 391 P.Oxy. 66.4498 þ114 III Oxyrhynchus

Hebrews 1

26.39 XXVI Books of the New Testament on Papyrus in Codex Form 392 PSI 10.1165 þ48 III Oxyrhynchus

Acts 23

26.40 XXVI Books of the New Testament on Papyrus in Codex Form 393 PSI 14.1373 þ65 III unknown

1 Thessalonians 1, 2

26.41 XXVI Books of the New Testament on Papyrus in Codex Form 394 P.Yale 1.2 + 2.86 þ49 III unknown

Ephesians 4, 5

26.42 XXVI Books of the New Testament on Papyrus in Codex Form 395 P.Oxy. 15.1780 þ39 end III Oxyrhynchus

John 8

26.43 XXVI Books of the New Testament on Papyrus in Codex Form 396 P.Oxy. 64.4402 þ102 III/early IV Oxyrhynchus

Matthew 4

26.44 XXVI Books of the New Testament on Papyrus in Codex Form 397 P.Beatty ac. 1390 — III/IV Panop.?/Dishna?

John 10-13 in Coptic, with mathematical exercise in Greek, see 254

26.45 XXVI Books of the New Testament on Papyrus in Codex Form 398 P.Bodmer 7 þ72 III/IV Panop.?/Dishna?

Jude

26.46 XXVI Books of the New Testament on Papyrus in Codex Form 399 P.Bodmer 8 þ72 III/IV Panop.?/Dishna?

1 Peter, 2 Peter

26.47 XXVI Books of the New Testament on Papyrus in Codex Form 400 P.Mich. 3.137 þ37 III/IV Fayum

Matthew 26

26.48 XXVI Books of the New Testament on Papyrus in Codex Form 401 P.Narmuthis inv. 69.39a + 69.229a þ92 III/IV Narmuthis

(ZPE 46, 1982) Ephesians 1; 2 Thessalonians 1

26.49 XXVI Books of the New Testament on Papyrus in Codex Form 402 P.Oxy. 13.1597 þ29 III/IV Oxyrhynchus

Acts 26

26.50 XXVI Books of the New Testament on Papyrus in Codex Form 403 P.Oxy. 24.2384 + Florence Ist. Vitelli CNR 419, 420 þ70 III/IV Oxyrhynchus

Matthew 2, 3, 11, 12, 24

26.51 XXVI Books of the New Testament on Papyrus in Codex Form 404 P.Oxy. 34.2684 þ78 III/IV Oxyrhynchus

Jude (as an amulet?)

26.52 XXVI Books of the New Testament on Papyrus in Codex Form 405 P.Oxy. 65.4449 þ100 III/IV Oxyrhynchus

James 3-5

26.53 XXVI Books of the New Testament on Papyrus in Codex Form 406 P.Oxy. 66.4499 þ115 III/IV Oxyrhynchus

Revelation 2, 3, 5, 6, 8-15

26.54 XXVI Books of the New Testament on Papyrus in Codex Form 407 PSI 1.1 þ35 III/IV? Oxyrhynchus

Matthew 25

26.55 XXVI Books of the New Testament on Papyrus in Codex Form 408 P. Köln 2.80 þ86 beg. IV unknown

Matthew 5

26.56 XXVI Books of the New Testament on Papyrus in Codex Form 409 P.Beatty ined. — III/IV unknown

John 10-11 (Coptic)

26.57 XXVI Books of the New Testament on Papyrus in Codex Form 410 P.Oxy. 10.1230 þ24 beg. IV Oxyrhynchus

Revelation 5, 6

26.58 XXVI Books of the New Testament on Papyrus in Codex Form 411 Trieste, Daris Coll. inv. 20 þ81 IV1 unknown

1 Peter 2, 3

26.59 XXVI Books of the New Testament on Papyrus in Codex Form 412 P.Oxy. 66.4494 þ110 IV1 Oxyrhynchus

Matthew 10