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Frankfurt, Rechtswissenschaftliches Seminar

Goethe Universität Frankfurt am Main
Rechtswissenschaftliches Seminar (Juristisches Seminar)
Senckenberganlage 31
60325 Frankfurt am Main
Deutschland

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11 inventory number(s) (limited to -800 to 800) undo date limitation

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TM number	Collection	Material	Language	Century	Publication

TM 2792	Frankfurt, Rechtswissenschaftliches Seminar 10	papyrus	Greek	BC03	P. Frankf. 4
TM 5099	Frankfurt, Rechtswissenschaftliches Seminar 15	papyrus	Greek	BC03	P. Frankf. 5
TM 2790	Frankfurt, Rechtswissenschaftliches Seminar 16 a-b	papyrus	Greek	BC03	P. Frankf. 1
TM 7241	Frankfurt, Rechtswissenschaftliches Seminar 17	papyrus	Greek	BC03	SB 3 6277 + SB 3 6301
TM 5655	Frankfurt, Rechtswissenschaftliches Seminar 20	papyrus	Greek	BC03	SB 3 6302 + P. Fuad Univ. App. II no. 194-196 descr.
TM 5101	Frankfurt, Rechtswissenschaftliches Seminar 4	papyrus	Greek	BC03	P. Frankf. 7
TM 4310	Frankfurt, Rechtswissenschaftliches Seminar 51	papyrus	Greek	BC02	SB 14 12093
TM 2791	Frankfurt, Rechtswissenschaftliches Seminar 8 Ro	papyrus	Greek	BC03	P. Frankf. 2
TM 5098	Frankfurt, Rechtswissenschaftliches Seminar 8 Vo	papyrus	Greek	BC03	P. Frankf. 3
TM 987024	Frankfurt, Rechtswissenschaftliches Seminar 86	papyrus	Greek	AD02	Pylon 3 (2023) [Claytor], § 1-7
TM 5100	Frankfurt, Rechtswissenschaftliches Seminar 9	papyrus	Greek	BC03	P. Frankf. 6

Numbering

[08.07.23]
- without prefix, numbers 4 till 86

Conservation

The collection contains 28 glass plates and some fragments between paper sheets

Inventarisation

Publications

P.Frankf.; SB 03 6277; 6301; 6302; SB 14 12093

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History

The papyri were bought in Egypt in 1913/1914. Most of them are from Ptolemaic mummy cartonnage and come from Tholthis in the Oxyrhynchite nome. The best preserved items are contracts of cleruchic land leases.