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Title TM 108461
Content medical recipee
Fragments London, British Library Or 9035 (20)
Support Material pottery
Date 400 - 699
More from the period between 400 CE and 699 CE
Origin Found: Wadi Sarga (Antaiopolites, Egypt); written: Wadi Sarga (Antaiopolites, Egypt)
More from Found: Wadi Sarga (Antaiopolites, Egypt); written: Wadi Sarga (Antaiopolites, Egypt)
Form and Layout pottery sheet
Genre medicine; recipe; magic
Culture science; religion
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Trismegistos: 108461 [source]

Publications Crum / Bell, Wadi Sarga 20 (1922)
Inv. no. London, British Museum EA 55810
Date AD 400 - 699
Language Coptic (Sahidic)
Provenance Egypt, U10a - Wadi Sarga[found & written]

Catalog Record: britmus.apis.59165 [xml]

Title Magical text.
Citations O.Sarga 20 [Crum and Bell 1922, p.51]
Inv. Id EA55810
Support/Dimensions 1 ostracon ; 12.20 cm. x 9.40 cm.
Lines Remains of nine lines of Coptic text written in black ink.
Origin Wadi Sarga
More from Wadi Sarga
Language Coptic
Date 6thC-8thC
More from the period between 500 CE and 799 CE
Note (general) Ostracon, fragment of the body of a brown ribbed pottery vessel, fabric is grey-black in section, exterior covered with a brown slip and remains of nine lines of Coptic text written in black ink and containing medical recipe in which magical names are invoked.
Note (local/note) Registration: 1923,327,77 (Wadi Sarga Collection)
Subjects Ostraca
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