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Draft of a petition to the katholikos [348]

Duke Papyrus Archive, Duke University Libraries. inv. P.Duk.inv. 217 R. Draft of a petition to the katholikos [348]. Used with attribution.

Accession: P.Duk.inv. 217 R
Period: 348 CE
Date: 348 CE
Date range: 348 CE – 348 CE
Materials: ['1 item : papyrus, three fragments of which two join, mounted in glass, incomplete ; 11 x 24 cm']
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Draft of a petition from Panopolis (modern name: Ahkmim), Egypt, written on papyrus. Draft written by Ammon, the well-known scholastikos, or lawyer, to Flavius Sisinnius, katholikos, a high official in Alexandria. Drawn up between Dec. 9 and Dec. 13, 348 in Alexandria. Ammon claims the three female Phoenician slaves left by his brother Harpokration, rhetor and panegyrist in Alexandria with his landlord Konon. According to Aurelius Aetios, Ammon's brother died abroad on a trip through Greece, Rome and Constantinople. Afterwards, Eugeneios, an imperial secretary, claimed the three slaves as having no other legal owner and secured the imperial permission to do so at some expense (Serenianus son of Palladios told Ammon)

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Linked by Trismegistos ID TM 23643. Each record below describes this same artifact or text from a different angle.

Draft of a petition [348?] APIS-papyrus image348 CE
p.ammon.1.15 DDbDP-text Alexandria bzw. Panopolis9. - 13. Dez. 348
p.ammon.1.17 DDbDP-text Alexandria bzw. Panopolis9. - 13. Dez. 348
p.ammon.2.36 DDbDP-text textAlexandria bzw. Panopolis9. - 13. Dez. 348
p.ammon.2.47 DDbDP-text textAlexandria bzw. Panopolis9. - 13. Dez. 348
Eugeneios in Alexandria HGV-meta Alexandria bzw. Panopolis9. - 13. Dez. 348
Das Ende einer Petition HGV-meta Alexandria bzw. Panopolis9. - 13. Dez. 348

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TM-Text 23643 primary (inventory-match)
TM-Text 23645 primary (inventory-match)
APIS-Text duke.apis.33853258 tier-1

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