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Papnouthis and Dorotheos

TM Arch id: 172

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Greek

private: professional archive

Found in: U19 - Oxyrynchos (Bahnasa)

BC02 BC01 AD01 AD02 AD03 AD04

Protagonist: Papnouthis and Dorotheos were brothers, sons of Aphynchis and Maria. They acted as boethoi of the praepositus pagi Horion and of Eulogios and Diogenes, perhaps also praepositi.

Description: mainly letters to and from Papnouthis and Dorotheos, but also one contract, one receipt and two petitions

Publication: P. Oxy. 48

Studies: R.E. McConnell, Getting rich in late antique Egypt (2017), p. 58-62

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54 texts (of which 49 certain, 5 uncertain)

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TM number	Publication	Status	Material	Language	Date

TM 33346	SB 22 15359	uncertain	papyrus	Greek	AD 325 - 375
TM 33725	P. Oxy. 48 3419	certain	papyrus	Greek	AD 330 - 385 (cf. the range of the archive)
TM 33727	P. Oxy. 48 3421	certain	papyrus	Greek	AD 330 - 385 (cf. the range of the archive)
TM 33728	P. Oxy. 48 3422	certain	papyrus	Greek	AD 330 - 385 (cf. the range of the archive)
TM 33729	P. Oxy. 48 3423	certain	papyrus	Greek	AD 330 - 385 (cf. the range of the archive)