Browse Items (103 total)

Published as number 44 in P.WashU.I;
1 papyrus fragment 23.5 x 20;
16 lines of text;
Scope note: This is a letter addressed to someone apparently on intimate terms with the sender. Cold weather has arrived and the recipient is a;
Imaging and…

Published as number 39 in P.WashU.I;
1 papyrus fragment 9.9 x 12;
10 lines;
Scope note: This fragment may be part of a letter or complaint. The occurrence of perilambanei and ekratesen suggests the possibly of use of fo;
Imaging and cataloging…

Published as number 41 in P.WashU.I;
1 papyrus fragment 11 x 11.1;
9 lines of text;
Scope note: A letter address from a subordinate to his superior. Wine is mentioned;
Imaging and cataloging sponsored through APIS III, an NEH funded project.

Recto published as number 1 in P.WashU.I;
Verso published as number 2 in P.WashU.I;
Scope note: The recto of this object appears to be a record of preliminary hearings before some official (strategos?), in a dispute over the corr regarding…

Published as number 17 in P.WashU.I;
Scope note: This document is a lease of land between lessor Flavius John (stratelatianos) and lessee Aurelius John.;
1 papyrus fragment 11.8 x 13;
12 lines of text;
documentary;
Leases, Land;
Eumyria,…

Published as number 16 in P.WashU.I;
Scope note: This is a lease, probably of a small amount of land since the rent is low and is paid both in money and in kind.;
1 papyrus fragment 12.5 x 9;
8 lines of…

Published as number 59 in P.WashU.I;
1 papyrus fragment 22.5 x 19;
16 lines of text;
http://library.wustl.edu/units/spec/manuscripts/throop.html;
Scope note: This is an inventory of mostly household utensils, with weights given. With the…

This is a relatively well-preserved fragment of Homer. The recto has Il. 13.512-27, and the verso 13.545-60.

This is a fragment of commentary on Homer, Illiad 9.133, 141, and 147.

a) PW 6;
Published as number 6 in P.WashU.I;
Scope note: An unknown official (kourator personaroum tes augoustalianes taxeus) is mentioned in this document. He arrested a certain Aurelius T abbreviations that indicated a guilty verdict was handed…