Details
Table of Contents
Preface
Introduction
Abbreviations
HOUSE 3
Letter on a wooden board (with traces of an earlier text in Syriac)
Texts perhaps additional to groups published in Volume 1
Manichaean letters
Letters by Pamour (and Maria)
Letters by Pegosh (brother of Pamour)
Letters from Philammon to Theognostos (Louishai) and Hor
Letters from Theognostos
Letters from and to Ploutogenes
Kyra / Loihat / Timotheos group
Individual and unplaced documents and letters
List of other (not edited) Coptic fragments from House 3
HOUSE 4
Letters
Inventory
Invocation
List of other (not edited) Coptic fragments from House 4
TEMPLE ENCLOSURE
Letters
Varia
List of other (not edited) Coptic fragments from the Temple Enclosure
Indices:
Native words
Loan words
Greek words in Greek context
Personal names
Geographical and ethnic names
Conjugations
Triadic pronominals (PTN)
Subject index (English language)
Inventory numbers
Note concerning the photographs
P. Kellis addenda and corrigenda
Reviews & Quotes
"The volume is excellently produced, reliable in transcription and translation, and use-friendly… a signal contribution to the field of Coptic papyrology and the history of fourth-century Egypt."
Michael Peppard
Bulletin of the American Society for Papyrologists
(17/10/2017)
"The translations, with their underlying analysis, are sensitive and acute, never ignoring or evading difficulties."
Wiener Zeitschrift für die Kunde des Morgendlande
Wiener Zeitschrift für die Kunde des Morgendlandes (WZKM)
"“This long-awaited volume sheds light on (among other matters) the textile trade, Coptic epistolography, women’s literacy, book copying, travel between valley and the Oasis, religion, and above all, the life of an extended family over several decades. It provides both a new perspective on previously published material and a major addition to the dossier of fourth-century Coptic documentary material.”"
Malcolm Choat
Bryn Mawr Classical Review
(31/10/2016)