Papyri.info

sign in

Trismegistos 115269 = LDAB 115269



open in editor
Canonical URI: http://papyri.info/dclp/115269

DCLP/LDAB Data [xml]

Title TM 115269
Works
  • Addaeus, Doctrina
  • Anonymus, Inventio sanctae crucis
  • Anonymus, Life of Abraham of Qidun
Content Addaeus; doctrina Addaei (doctrine of Addai); doctrina apostolorum (doctrine of the apostles); doctrina Petri (doctrine of Simon Petrus); inventio crucis (finding of the cross); martyrium Iuda Cyriaci (martyrdom of Judas of Jerusalem); vita Abraham Qidunaya (life of Abraham of Qidun); martyrium Jacobi Intercis (martyrdom of Jacobus); Vita Iuliani Saba (life of Julianus Saba); martyrium sanctae Sophiae (martyrdom of Sophia and daughters); martyium sancti Sharbil (martyrdom of Sharbil); martyrium Cosma et Damiani (history of Cosmas and Damianus); martyrium Sancti Alexis
Fragments London, British Library Add MS 14644
Support Material parchment
Date 450 - 499
More from the period between 450 CE and 499 CE
Origin Found: Skiathis (Western desert, Egypt); written: Edessa (Syria, Turkey)
More from Found: Skiathis (Western desert, Egypt); written: Edessa (Syria, Turkey)
Form and Layout parchment codex (94 fol.) (columns: 1)
Script Type Edessene hand
Genre prose; hagiography; theology
Culture literature
Religion christian
Availability © Digital Corpus of Literary Papyri. This work is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution 3.0 License.

Trismegistos: 115269 [source]

Publications Wright, Catalogue of Syriac manuscripts in the British Museum 3 936 (p. 1082-1086) (1872) = Mélanges Antoine Guillaumont (Cahiers d'Orientalisme 20) p. 211-219 [14644] descr. (1988) = Cureton, Ancient Syriac documents [doctrina apostolorum] (1864) = De sancta cruce p. 25-36, 55-64 (1889) = Revue de l'Orient chrétien 9 (1904), p. 79-95 [martyrdom of Iudas Kyriakos] (1904) = Drijvers, The finding of the true cross. The Judas Kyriakos legend in Syriac (CSCO 565. Subs. 93) p. 37-53 [right page] [inventio crucis] (1997)
Inv. no. London, British Library Add MS 14644
Date AD 450 - 499
Language Syriac
Provenance Egypt, Western desert - Skiathis (Wadi el-Natrun)[found]; Turkey, Syria - Edessa (Şanlıurfa)[written]