This classic work offers a detailed examination of the papyri collection held by the British Museum at the turn of the twentieth century, and includes extensive commentary on a range of important documents from the ancient Greek world. The editorial team, led by noted scholar F.G. Kenyon, provides thorough analyses of topics such as legal documents, literary texts, and personal letters. This book remains a vital resource for scholars of classical studies and ancient history.
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