Bemerkungen zu Papyri XXIX (822-825)

corrections to several papyri, including some on the weavers of Philadelpheiastatus: publishe

The Ptolemies visiting the Egyptian chora

Geschiedenis: Oudheid (OE)status: publishe

Prosopographica

Geschiedenis: Oudheid (OE)status: publishe

Notes on papyri

Several textual corrections on papyri and ostracastatus: publishe

P.Oxy. LXXI 4827

identification of an Alexandrian citizen and landowner in Oxyrynchusstatus: publishe

Een zwarte Cleopatra?

Geschiedenis: Oudheid (OE)status: publishe

Ethnic diversity and dialect among the Greeks of hellenistic Egypt

After the conquest of Alexander the Great, Greek immigrants into Ptolemaic Egypt kept their names and even their local dialect from Greece. This was to be expected in the first generations, but continued until later especially in the highest circles, including the court, where Macedonian was considered the language of the elite. This is shown for a Cyrenaean community in the Oxyrhynchite nome, but also for the royal court in Alexandria.Papyrologica Lugduno-batava, Series volume ID: 3status: publishe

Greeks in Ptolemaic Thebes

Study on the Greek presence in Ptolemaic Thebes, mainly on the hand of the ethnics and the Greek names. Prosopographical study of several Greek persons and how they functioned in an Egyptian environment.status: publishe

B.P. Muhs, Tax receipts, taxpayers, and taxes in early Ptolemaic Thebes

book reviewstatus: publishe