Latin legal treatise on criminal law Digital Corpus of Literary Papyri 64538 64538 5766 64538 bkt;10;30 02990.000

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Berlin, Ägyptisches Museum und Papyrussammlung, P. 11324 + 21295 parchment 9.2 23.6

upright Latin minuscule

Fundort: Hermopolis (Hermopolites, Egypt); Schreibort: Egypt Ende IV - Anfang V

Hermopolites Egypt Hermopolis

Egypt

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roman law literature law skopelismos English Latin Greek Finalized - ok Finalized - ok Vote - Accept-Straight-to-Finalization - ok Vote - Accept-Straight-to-Finalization - ok Submit - readhis Submit - readhis Finalized - Ready. Finalized - Ready. Vote - Accept-Straight-to-Finalization - Add bibliography for BKT 9 201 (biblio 14433). Add key word Skopelismos. Take out the text concerning REDHIS from General Notes and put the new version in Introductory Matter. Add to the date "End of 4th beginning of 5th century" Not sure about MP3 number. Vote - Accept-Straight-to-Finalization - Add bibliography for BKT 9 201 (biblio 14433). Add key word Skopelismos. Take out the text concerning REDHIS from General Notes and put the new version in Introductory Matter. Add to the date "End of 4th beginning of 5th century" Not sure about MP3 number. Submit - REDHIS TEXT Submit - REDHIS TEXT General - REMEMBER! corresp="#FR8575" has to go back into the xml before being submitted General - REMEMBER! corresp="#FR8575" has to go back into the xml before being submitted Entered Greek text from reference edition Crosswalked to EpiDoc XML

This is a preliminary re-edition by S. Ammirati and J. Stagl produced in the context of the ERC project REDHIS (Adv.Gr. nr. 341102, P.I. D. Mantovani). The full edition with commentaries and apparatus will appear in the forthcoming Corpus of Latin and Greek juristic papyri edited by Dario Mantovani, Serena Ammirati, Marco Fressura, Luigi Pellecchi.

In the spirit of amicitia papyrologorum and in respect of intellectual property rights REDHIS asks that the preliminary editions of REDHIS are not used to produce new editions that anticipate the printed Corpus. Suggestions and remarks communicated to the REDHIS staff and leading to an improvement of the texts will be most welcome and fully acknowledged: please contact D. Mantovani (dario.mantovani@college-de-france.fr).

This papyrus was originally submitted to DCLP by Christian Sailer and revised by Vincenzo Damiani as part of the Project Anagnosis

pe cuniam tuendis magistratum o in ordinem retineri quasi repetundarum damnatum, sede ne sententi- doli n decredidit hunc repetundarum. hi teneri nam ex illa parte qua tenentur qui pecuniam in senatus consiliove publico sententiam dicerent acceperint; vereor ne ad comitia consiliave populi Romani refertud tur aut cm iudicando o pecuni- duplentur qua pertinet quem d pro alium quem prohibitu ministrare
add um velarus ignominia laborare hoc id siomarianobsio mari a nobsio maria nobit supra reoli ll suae ceus sententiam ua solummodo magistrat-
ocatur ut si dixissent abstine te hac pe titione quinquennio postporab imperatore nostro petere magistratus cui tuit ei spem honoris renovare non po terit ordinem. sunt et acta iudicia pub lica gravis exsecutionis per provinci as ut in Arabia σκοωπελισμός. nam si quis posuerit lapides ad praedium ali cuius minans punietur ne quis cum ac latuere semetallo e υπο genas solvindiarip praesidis moribus an igitur incia cuius puniat ois
siqu expa r uiare posm d oripro Ulmpobpost rsrnum postolo nam olim ka
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ne infamia non laborare nam in quid iudici qui furtivus ad eredd rnn non lice10 mverum e solu vestig vestig
libro membranarum et contra Iuliani opinionem nititur id
ussit. quam sententiam Ner o libro membranarum reprobat; nec Aristo- re ait quia actio de fia

Backslashes appear to indicate a pause, a quotation, something notable.
70 77 201
CLA 08 1040 (P. 11324) BKT 9, pl. 81 (P. 21295) JJP 38 (2008), p. 66 (P. 21295) BKT 10, pl. 37-39b (P. 11324+21295)

Lines: 21+. The dimensions of each fragment are: Fr. 1: 9,2 × 23,6 cm; Fr. 2: 3,8 × 7,5 cm; Fr. 3: 1,7 × 7,8 cm.