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Cynic diatribe(?) [4--]

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Accession: P.Duk.inv. 755
Period: 400 CE – 499 CE
Date: 400 CE – 499 CE
Date range: 400 CE – 499 CE
Materials: ['1 item : papyrus, four partly joining fragments mounted in glass, very incomplete, abraded']
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Papyrus codex leaf from Egypt that is part of a philosophical text(?), written on papyrus. Mentions Alexander the Great on the recto and Isokrates on the verso. Text deals with the subject of friendship in the life of Alexander with an incident relating to physicians in which Isokrates is involved. Smaller fragment mentions Kleitophon on the recto

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TM-Text 64715 primary
APIS-Text duke.apis.31618296 tier-1

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