Constellation Papyri
PB 28
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Fragments of a papyrus roll containing verses on Herakles and Atlas
Description: These six fragments of papyrus preserve substantial remains of two columns of writing and traces of the beginning of a third column copied along the fibers (→). The back of the papyrus (↓) is blank with traces of ink. The text appears to be a lipogram, the author having deliberately excluded the letter sigma from the composition. Turner reported that he first saw P.Bodmer 28 in Geneva in 1972. No earlier provenance is known: “The library’s inventory does not allow us to establish provenance or date of acquisition. It seems that these fragments had not been seen by Victor Martin, whose interest they would undoubtedly have caught. A happy suggestion of Dr. W. E. H. Cockle is that they may have been extracted from the binding of an early codex” (Turner, “Papyrus Bodmer XXVIII,” 1-2).
Description: These six fragments of papyrus preserve substantial remains of two columns of writing and traces of the beginning of a third column copied along the fibers (→). The back of the papyrus (↓) is blank with traces of ink. The text appears to be a lipogram, the author having deliberately excluded the letter sigma from the composition. Turner reported that he first saw P.Bodmer 28 in Geneva in 1972. No earlier provenance is known: “The library’s inventory does not allow us to establish provenance or date of acquisition. It seems that these fragments had not been seen by Victor Martin, whose interest they would undoubtedly have caught. A happy suggestion of Dr. W. E. H. Cockle is that they may have been extracted from the binding of an early codex” (Turner, “Papyrus Bodmer XXVIII,” 1-2).
| Auteur: | Anonyme |
| Titre: | PB 28 |
| Langue: | Ancient Greek (to 1453) |
| Nombre de scans: | 5 |
| Type: | Manuscript |