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Posting a Public Notice on Papyrus: A Frequent Phenomenon?

ContributorsSchubert, Paulorcid
Published inAegyptus, vol. 102, p. 203-218
Publication date2022-10-11
Abstract

Public notices were frequently posted in the cities, towns, and villages of Graeco-Roman Egypt. The available data makes it possible to answer several questions related to this topic: What material was used for posting notices? Did the authorities issue any instructions on the format of public notices? For how long should a notice be posted? This should make it possible to make a fresh evaluation of the famous Peukestas order, a notice posted in the Saqqâra religious complex and directed at Greek soldiers.

Keywords
  • Public Notices
  • Peukestas
  • Papyrus
  • Roman Egypt
Citation (ISO format)
SCHUBERT, Paul. Posting a Public Notice on Papyrus: A Frequent Phenomenon? In: Aegyptus, 2022, vol. 102, p. 203–218. doi: 10.26350/001217_000100
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