What's New in Papyrology

DM Isabella Andorlini

Barcelona Congress, Day one

Room Hatshepsut: Archaeology

11:00h – 11:30h: Roger Bagnall/Paola Davoli, Papyrology, stratigraphy, and excavation method
11:30h – 12:00h: Ruey-Lin Chang/Jakub Ordutowski, Report of the first survey season at Philadelphia (IFAO, 2015)
12:00h – 12:30h: Paola Boffula Alimeni, Memorie del sottosuolo di Tebtynis a … Roma e a Venezia!
12:30h – 13:00h: AnneMarie Luijendijk, On discarding papyri in Roman and Late Antique Egypt: Theoretical, archaeological, and ancient perspectives
13:00h – 13:30h: Cornelia Römer, The Gods of Karanis

Room Arsinoe: Documentary Papyri. Ptolemaic Egypt

11:00h – 11:30h: Stéphanie Wackenier, Four new documents from the archive of Haryotes (IIIrd BC)
11:30h – 12:00h: Laura Willer, Documents from the Temple – Two re-used papyri
12:00h – 12:30h: David Martinez, P. Texas inv. no. 1: A petition concerning a dispute over land boundaries
12:30h – 13:00h: Carla Balconi, Due “ordini di comparizione” di età tolemaica nella collezione dell’Università Cattolica di Milano
13:00h – 13:30h: Caroline Cheung, A rare and early double document of a vineyard lease (P.Tebt.0137)

Room Berenice: Literary Papyri

11:00h – 11:30h: Gertjan Verhasselt, The lives of Sappho and Simonides in a biographical compendium (P.Oxy. 1800)
11:30h – 12:00h: Marco Perale, A new Simonides papyrus?
12:00h – 12:30h: Jeffrey Fish, On the reconstruction of new Sappho fragments: fiber matchings in P.GC. inv. 105
12:30h – 13:00h: Enrico Emanuele Prodi, The offsets in P.Oxy. XV 1790
13:00h – 13:30h: Giovanna Menci, Organizzazione dello spazio negli scholia minora a Omero: a proposito di una ‘mise en page’ immaginaria e di fantomatici titoletti in P.Dura 3

Room Cleopatra: Paraliterary Papyri. Medicine

11:00h – 11:30h: Douaa Aly Elalfy, Practice of surgery in Greco-Roman Egypt
11:30h – 12:00h: Anna Monte, Sharpen the sight without glasses: the κολλύρια ὀξυδορκικά in the papyrological and medical sources
12:00h – 12:30h: Yousry Deyab, The impact of religion on healing practices in Egypt during the Roman rule
12:30h – 13:00h: Kevin Funderburk, Monastic medicine: UPENN E16238, account of wine and unguents
13:00h – 13:30h: Isabella Bonati, Medicalia Online: an electronic dictionary of technical terms in medical papyri

Room Theodora: Juristic Papyrology

11:00h – 11:30h: Eva Jakab, Conflict of laws? Legal Pluralism in the Roman Empire
11:30h – 12:00h: José Luis Alonso, The Constitutio Antoniniana and the private legal practice in the Eastern Empire, 125 years after Mitteis’ “Reichsrecht”
12:00h – 12:30h: Serena Ammirati, A new look at ancient and late-antique Latin juristic texts and their transmission: the ERC project REDHIS
12:30h – 13:00h: Timothy M. Teeter, An unpublished Latin legal text
13:00h – 13:30h: Maria Nowak/Agnieszka Kacprzak: Legal and social status of extramarital children in the Roman Empire before Constantine the Great

13:30h – 15:00h Lunch

15:00h – 17:00h

PARALLEL SESSIONS

Room Hatshepsut: Archaeology

15:00h – 15:30h: Mario Capasso, L’enigma della provenienza dei codici Freer e degli altri 12 testi cristiani di Vienna alla luce dei nuovi scavi a Soknopaiou Nesos/Dime
15:30h – 16:00h: Todd Hickey, Petrie at Oxyrhynchus: the papyri
16:00h – 16:30h: Laure Brossin-Pillot, « EXP » Étude archéologique d’une tabula cerata du Musée départemental Arles Antique (France)
16:30h – 17:00h: Jitse H.F. Dijkstra, Visitors to the Temple of Khnum at Elephantine: Who were they?

Room Arsinoe: Documentary Papyrology: Ptolemaic Egypt

15:00h – 15:30h: Deborah Vignot-Kott, Demotic accounts and land-registers from the Sorbonne collection (Sorb. inv 228 a-c)
15:30h – 16:00h: Eleni Skarsouli, Ein ptolemäisches Archiv aus Oxyrhyncha
16:00h – 16:30h: Magdy Aly, Deed of service assignment
16:30h – 17:00h: Valérie Wyns, Happiness and state in Ptolemaic Egypt

Room Berenice: Literary Papyri

15:00h – 15:30h: Massimo Magnani, The ancient manuscript tradition of the Euripidean hypotheses
15:30h – 16:00h: Maroula Salemenou, Papyri and the documents in Demosthenes’ De Corona
16:00h – 16:30h: Valeria Tezzon, “A mystic cook”. Some considerations about P.Duke 1984.7
16:30h – 17:00h: Davide Amendola, Verso una nuova edizione di P.Berol. inv. 13045 (BKT VII 13-31)

Room Cleopatra: Paraliterary Papryi. Astronomy and Astrology

15:00h – 15:30h: Marina Escolano-Poveda, Tracking the wandering ones: a Demotic planetary table from Montserrat (P. Monts.Roca inv. 314)
15:30h – 16:00h: Irene Pajón Leyra, Astronomical geography on papyrus
16:00h – 16:30h: Andreas Winkler, Some astronomers and their astrology in Graeco-Roman Egypt
16:30h – 17:00h: Johannes Thomann, From katarchai to ikhtiyārāt: Documentary evidence of electional astrology in Greek and Arabic

Room Theodora: Juristic Papyrology

15:00h – 15:30h: Manex Ralla Arregi, Legal representation of the monasteries: a regulatory and papyrological approach
15:30h – 16:00h: Małgorzata Sołek, Origo castris and the local recruitment policy of the Roman army
16:00h – 16:30h: Micaela Langellotti, Slavery, social attitudes, and the impact of Roman rule
16:30h – 17:00h: Peter van Minnen, Epikrisis Documents from the Theognostos Archive

17:00h – 17:30h Coffee Break

17:30h – 19:00h

PARALLEL SESSIONS

Room Hatshepsut: PANEL: Inside out: An introspective look at papyrology through its international congresses

17:30h – 18:00h: Rachel Mairs, Who? Gender and ethnicity at the ICP
18:00h – 18:30h: Katherine Blouin, What? Topics and linguistic trends at the ICP
18:30h – 19:00h: Usama Gad, Where? Mapping the ICP

Room Arsinoe: Documentary Papyri. Ptolemaic Egypt

17:30h – 18:00h: Thomas Backhuys, Zum ptolemäischen Monopolwesen: Die ὀθόνιον-Produktion im frühen 3. Jahrhundert v.Chr.
18:00h – 18:30h: Christopher Cornthwaite, Shippers, buyers, or guarantors: The egdocheis revisited
18:30h – 19:00h: François Gerardin, The foundation of cities in Egypt in the 2nd century B.C.

Room Berenice: Literary Papyri

17:30h – 18:00h: Giuseppe Ucciardello, P.Lille 71+126: hexameters on Herakles?
18:00h – 18:30h: Benjamin Henry, New hexameters from Oxyrhynchus
18:30h – 19:00h: Livia Capponi, Chaeremon of Alexandria and the Apotheosis of Poppaea (P.Oxy. 77.5105)

Room Cleopatra: Paraliterary Papyri. Mathematics

17:30h – 18:00h: Giuseppina Azzarello, Arithmetic tables from Graeco-Roman Egypt
18:00h – 18:30h: Federico Morelli, “Più che ’l doppiar de li scacchi s’immilla” (Dante, Paradiso XXVIII 93). Un singolare papiro matematico della collezione vienense

Room Theodora: Juristic Papyrology

17:30h – 18:00h: Elizabeth Buchanan, Rural collective action in Late Antique Egypt (400-630 CE)
18:00h – 18:30h: Jens Mangerud, Who was the wife of Pompeius Niger?

Fackelmann frr. for sale

Bloomsbury July 2016 cf. Mazza's Congress paper

GJW: The Art of Fraud

The Unbelievable Tale Of Jesus Wife

CONFERENCE in Kristiansand, NOR, "The Lying Pen of Scribes"

UNIVERSITET i AGDER

"The Lying Pen of Scribes" (Jer. 8.8)

TID OG STED

13 april - 15 april

kl 12:00 - 13:00

KONFERANSE / SEMINAR

Room A7-001 (Wednesday) / Room E2-009 (Thursday & Friday), Campus Kristiansand

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Manuscript Forgeries and Counterfeiting Scripture in the Twenty-First Century

Wednesday (Room A7-001)

12.00–12.15 Coffee and tea

12.15–12.30 Årstein Justnes (University of Agder), Introduction and Welcome

Session I

Chair: Torleif Elgvin, NLA University College

12.30–13.30 Malcolm Choat (Macquarie University), "Forging Antiquity: An overview of the Project"

13.30–14.30 Lunch

14.30–15.30 Alison Schofield (University of Denver), “The Shapira Affair: Were Lost Dead Sea Scrolls Discovered in 1883?”

15.30–16.30 Liv Ingeborg Lied (MF Norwegian School of Theology), “Studying Fakes Without Faking It: Some Fresh Theoretical Perspectives”

16.30– Coffee and tea

19.00– Dinner

Thursday (Room E2-009)

Session II

Chair: Liv Ingeborg Lied, MF Norwegian School of Theology

09.15–9.45 Kipp Davis (Trinity Western University), “The Lying Pen of Scribes: A New Research Project”

9.45–10.30 Torleif Elgvin (NLA University College), “‘Nobody Knows the Troubles I’ve Seen’: About Access to Dead Sea Scroll Fragments in Private and Public Collections”

10.30–11.00 Coffee break

11.00–11.45 Årstein Justnes and Line Reichelt Føreland (University of Agder), “How to Construct Provenance: Three Example”

Session III

Chair: Kipp Davis, Trinity Western University

12.00–13.00 Malcolm Choat (Macquarie University), “From Constantine Simonides to the Gospel of Jesus' Wife: the Authentication of Papyri and Development of Palaeography”

13.00–14.00 Lunch

14.00–14.45 Tommy Wasserman (Örebro School of Theology and Ansgar School of Theology), “Simonides Forgeries of New Testament Manuscripts in the Mayer Collection”

14.45–15.30 Tor Vegge (University of Agder), ”Fictional Author and Authenticity in New Testament Letters”

15.30–16.15 Beat Art on Campus, a Tour (Frida Forsgren, University of Agder)

16.15– Coffee and tea

19.00– Dinner

Friday (Room E2-009)

Session IV

Chair: Morten Klepp Beckmann, University of Agder

9.15–10.00 Amanda Davis Bledsoe (Ludwig-Maximilians-Universität München), “The Gabriel Vision: ‘A Dead Sea Scroll on Stone’ or a Modern Forgery?”

10.00–11.00 Kipp Davis (Trinity Western University), “Working with Judaean Desert Manuscript Fragments on a Digital Platform”

11.00–11.30 Coffee break

11.30–12.00 Kipp Davis and Årstein Justnes, Summary

12.15– Lunch

Other participants:

· Sony George, NTNU – Norwegian University of Science and Technology

· Hugo Lundhaug, University of Oslo

· Hallvard Hagelia, ansgar School of Theology

K.A. WORP, The Bankes Ostraca from a Box at Kingston Lacy eGreekText

Nova Papyrologia, academia.edu

Tyche Band 30 (2015)

TYCHE BAND 30 (2015)

TYCHE. Beiträge zur Alten Geschichte, Papyrologie und Epigraphik.

Eine vom Institut für Alte Geschichte und Altertumskunde, Papyrologie und Epigraphik der Universität Wien seit 1986 herausgegebene, jährlich erscheinende Fachzeitschrift, die hohe wissenschaftliche Reputation genießt. Die nach einem peer review-Verfahren ausgewählten Artikel in deutscher, englischer, französischer und italienischer Sprache decken thematisch den gesamten Bereich der Antike von den Anfängen der griechischen Geschichte bis zur Spätantike ab. Ein Schwerpunkt liegt auf der Edition und Interpretation epigraphischer und papyrologischer Quellen.

Hrsg. Thomas Corsten | Fritz Mitthof | Bernhard Palme | Hans Taeuber

Tyche Band 30 (2015)

Inhalt:

Rodney AST, Roger S. BAGNALL, New Evidence for the Roman Garrison of Trimithis
Martin BAUER, Die Statuengruppen von Kaiser Marcus Aurelius und seiner Familie in Ephesus
Graham CLAYTOR, A Decian Libellus at Luther College (Iowa)
Dan DANA, Dávid PETRUŢ, A military graffito on a pottery plate from the auxiliary fort at Buciumi (Roman Dacia)
Hans FÖRSTER, Eine Nachtragsforderung bezüglich Datteln. Ein Text aus dem Wiener Schenutearchiv (P.Vindob. K. 4712)
Jana GRUSKOVÁ, Gunther MARTIN, Zum Angriff der Goten unter Kniva auf eine thrakische Stadt (Scythica Vindobonensia, f. 195v)
Nikoletta KANAVOU, Notes on Blemyomachia (P. Berol. 5003 Ar. + P. Gen. inv. 140 frr. 11a+b + P. Phoib. fr. 11c)
Nikos KARKAVELIAS, Di(e)itrephes
Claudia KREUZSALER, Amphilochios PAPATHOMAS, SB XXIV 16148: Ein spätantiker Frachtbrief
Csaba A. LÁDA, Amphilochios PAPATHOMAS, Enteuxis concerning Illegal Sale of Cedric
Amphilochios PAPATHOMAS, Ezechiel 12, 16–19 und 23–25 in einem griechischen Pergament aus Ägypten
Victor PARKER, Zu durch Herodot überlieferten Schriften griechischer Geographen
Matthias STERN, Der Pagarch und die Organisation des öffentlichen Sicherheitswesens im byzantinischen Ägypten
Karl STROBEL, Die Aufwertung des Jahres 301 n. Chr. und ihre epigraphische Dokumentation in Aphrodisias (Karien), ein Beitrag zur tetrarchischen Währungspolitik
Christian WALLNER, Die Inschriften des Museums in Yozgat - Addenda
Bernhard WOYTEK, „Hominem te memento!“ Der mahnende Sklave im römischen Triumph und seine Ikonographie

Scholars, Scribes, and Readers: An Advanced Course in Arabic Manuscript Studies

Dear Colleagues,

The Islamic Manuscript Association, in cooperation with Cambridge University Library and the Thesaurus Islamicus Foundation, is pleased to announce an advanced short course in manuscript studies, entitled Scholars, Scribes, and Readers: An Advanced Course in Arabic Manuscript Studies, which will be held at Cambridge University Library from 6 to 10 June 2016.

This intensive five-day course is intended for researchers, librarians, curators, and anyone else working with Islamic manuscripts. As an advanced course, it is particularly aimed at those who already have some experience in Islamic codicology and palaeography and all participants must have a good reading knowledge of Arabic. The course will focus on Arabic-language manuscripts from various regions, including historical Turkey, Iran, and India. It is hoped that this advanced course will allow participants to gain greater exposure to and familiarity with the vast array of practices encountered in Arabic manuscripts.

The workshop will consist of three days of illustrated, interactive lectures on selected manuscripts and two days of hands-on sessions focusing on a selection of manuscripts from the Cambridge University Library collection. The manuscripts selected for presentation by the instructor cover the whole range of scribal practices encountered in a variety of subjects/genres, geographical regions, and historical periods (see the programme for details).

The course will be led by Adam Gacek, a retired faculty lecturer and former head of the Islamic Studies Library, McGill University, who is the author of a sizeable corpus of publications on Islamic manuscripts, including The Arabic Manuscript Tradition: a Glossary of Technical Terms and Bibliography (2001, 2008 - Supplement), and Arabic Manuscripts: a Vademecum for Readers (2009).

For further details, to view the programme, or to register, please visit our website at www.islamicmanuscript.org

Best wishes,

Armin

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Armin Yavari
Assistant Director
The Islamic Manuscript Association
℅ 33 Trumpington Street
Cambridge CB2 1QY
United Kingdom
T: +44 (0)1223 303 177
F: +44 (0)1223 302 218
E: armin@islamicmanuscript.org
W: www.islamicmanuscript.org