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I. GREEK PAPYRI.

PAPYRUS No. LXVI.

PAPYRUS No. LXVill.

Fragments of a letter relating to the sale of Fragment of a contract. Circa 5th cen-
a house. Circa 1st century b.c. tury a.d.

PAPYRUS No. LXVI I.

PAPYRUS No. LXIX.

Fragment of a letter written in a veiy cursive Page of accounts written in a very cursive
character. Circa 5th century a.d. character. Circa 8th century a.d.

J. COPTIC PAPYRI,

PAPYRUS No. LXX.

Fragment of a letter found in the Fayum.
Circa 900 a.d

PAPYRUS No. LXXI.

Fragment of a letter found in the Fayum.
Circa 900 a.d.

PAPYRUS No. LXXII.

Will of Tsible, the daughter of Gapatios,
written probably in the VIIIth century a.d.'
Mr. W. E. Crura has transcribed this document
and translated it in full. His transcription,
translation and notes are given as an appendix
to the present volume. [See page 59.]

K. COPTIC AND ARABIC PAPYRI.

PAPYRI Nos. LXXIII-LXXVII.

PAPYRUS No. LXXVIII.

Five letters written on the recto in Coptic and Two small fragments containing accounts

on the verso in Arabic. Circa 900 a.d.

written in Arabic. Circa 1000 a.d.

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