[19.09.07]
[MN / M.N. = Musées Nationaux - MNE = Musées Nationaux Égyptiennes]
- without prefix, numbers from 1 till 835 [mostly mummy labels] and 1277 till 10632 [probably actual AF or E numbers]
- A, numbers from 87 till 119
- AF [= Ancien Fonds], numbers from 116 till 13035, sometimes followed by (App. ) and a number [referring to some register older than 1889?] or by (no. ) and a number [referring to the publication number in Wessely, Pariser Papyri] (the latter is mainly used to individualize 'identical' AF numbers)
- AM, numbers from 1474 till 1477
- Ancien no., numbers 33 and 60
- AO, numbers from 4445 till 4824
- Apis stela, numbers from 24 till 124
- B, numbers 35 and 6767
- C [sc. an indication for stelae], numbers from 101 till 2257
- Cabinet des dessins, number 26403
- D, numbers from 5 till 2288
- E [= Entrée, c.q. = Égypte (for steles)], numbers from 148 till 69451 [the E of MNE is often incorrectly considered a subcoll]
- EG, number 2544
- Eisenlohr, number 31
- gr., numbers 2332 and 2390
- grec, numbers from 124 till 173 [used by Wessely]
- Guimet 23085
- Guimet SN [= Sans numéro], no numbers
- IM [= Inventaire manuscrit], numbers from 6 till 5934
- JDW, numbers from 7 till 50
- J.E., numbers from 11157 till 11436
- MA, numbers from 194 till 4762 [= subcoll A? = subcoll RN MA?]
- MG [= Musée Guimet], numbers from 3625 till 23088
- N [= Napoléon], numbers from 93 till 5450
- Nouveau no., numbers from 11 till 643 [used by Wessely]
- O., numbers from 2 till 8531
- O. Copte, number 3
- O. Tiroir 4, number 9
- ODL, numbers from 1 till 1424
- R [= Revillout, Catalogue de sculpture égyptienne, Paris, 1889], numbers from 85 till 1779
- RB, number 18403
- RC [= Registre chronologique], numbers 2558 and 3062
- RN MA, numbers from 1676 till 4759
- S, numbers 2040 and 5521
- Salle historique [< Pierret, Catalogue de la Salle historique de la galerie égyptienne, Paris, 1873], sometimes followed by 'armoire A / D', numbers from 312 till 335
- Sérapéum, numbers from 89 till 108 [corresponding with the publication numbers of St. Serapeum] and numbers 335 and 3689
- Serapeum Gate, number 5
- SN [= Sans numéro], numbers from 1 till 173
- Stela, number 427
[for some of these subcolls, cf. Malinine, e.a., Catalogue des stèles du Sérapéum de Memphis, Paris, 1968, p. xiv-xv]

A full catalogue of all Coptic texts is in preparation, see A. Boud'hors, cf. Aegypten un Nubien in spätabntiker und christlicher Zeit, Akten des 6. Intern. Koptologenkongresses Münster, II, Wiesbaden 1999, p. 257-267.Laurent Capron is working on an inventory of the papyri on cd-ROM.

P.Louvre 1 (papyri from Soknopaiou Nesos) and 2 published by A. Jördens)

The Greek mummy labels have been published by F. Baratte and B. Boyaval in the periodical CRIPEL; latest installment in CRIPEL 5 (1979), pp.237-339, with an index. The study of the demotic mummy labels by M. Chauveau is still unpublished; see most recently M. Chauveau - H. Cuvigny, Zeistschrift für Papyrologie und Epigraphik 130 (2000), pp.183-191. See also S.P. Vleeming, Short Texts II (2011) passim.

A. Jördens, Akten des 23. Intern. Papyrologenkongresses, Wien 2007, p. 321-323

The papyri and the ostraka are kept in the Département des Antiquités Égyptiennes, the tablets in the Département des Antiquités Grecques et Romaines.

The Louvre has a very extensive collection of mummy labels (Greek, demotic and bilingual)

All the Egyptian antiquities of the Musée Guimet, including the papyri, were transferred to the Musée du Louvre in 1945, while also all the other relevant items which have shown up there since, were brought to the Louvre. Among these texts are three papyri found in Antinoou Polis (cf. S. de Ricci, Stud.Pal. 01, 1901).