A Ptolemaic petition from a ‘Judeo-Egyptian’ (Ἰουδαιοαιγύπτιος)

This article presents an edition of an unpublished Ptolemaic papyrus presently housed in the Matsushita Museum of Art in Kirishima, Japan. The papyrus comes from a village in the meris of Themistos in the Arsinoite nome (Egypt) and dates to the late third century bce . The most noteworthy aspect of this fragmentary papyrus, which preserves a petition, is that the individual who submitted it bears the compound ethnic identifier ‘Judeo-Egyptian’ (Ἰουδαιοαιγύπτιος), which is hitherto unattested.

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Journal of Jewish Studies
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2024-09-12
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https://doi.org/10.3828/jjs.2024.75.2.217
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Archaeology and Historical Studies
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A Ptolemaic petition from a ‘Judeo-Egyptian’ (Ἰουδαιοαιγύπτιος)

Kerry Hull, Lincoln H. Blumell
Journal of Jewish Studies
Archaeology and Historical Studies
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A Ptolemaic petition from a ‘Judeo-Egyptian’ (Ἰουδαιοαιγύπτιος)

Kerry Hull, Lincoln H. Blumell
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This article presents an edition of an unpublished Ptolemaic papyrus presently housed in the Matsushita Museum of Art in Kirishima, Japan. The papyrus comes from a village in the meris of Themistos in the Arsinoite nome (Egypt) and dates to the late third century bce . The most noteworthy aspect of this fragmentary papyrus, which preserves a petition, is that the individual who submitted it bears the compound ethnic identifier ‘Judeo-Egyptian’ (Ἰουδαιοαιγύπτιος), which is hitherto unattested.

Journal of Jewish StudiesVol. 75(2)
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Archaeology and Historical Studies
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