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Rotterdam, Erasmus University Library

Erasmus Universiteit
Universiteitsbibliotheek
Rotterdam
Nederland

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TM number	Collection	Material	Language	Century	Publication

TM 44714	Rotterdam, Erasmus University Library 2.25	papyrus	Greek	BC02	P. Erasm. 1 20
TM 44709	Rotterdam, Erasmus University Library 2.26	papyrus	Greek	BC02	P. Erasm. 1 4
TM 5078	Rotterdam, Erasmus University Library 2.3	papyrus	Greek	BC02	P. Erasm. 2 43
TM 5075	Rotterdam, Erasmus University Library 2.4	papyrus	Greek	BC02	P. Erasm. 2 40
TM 5085	Rotterdam, Erasmus University Library 2.5	papyrus	Greek	BC02	P. Erasm. 2 51
TM 5089	Rotterdam, Erasmus University Library 2.6	papyrus	Greek	BC02	P. Erasm. 2 55
TM 5081	Rotterdam, Erasmus University Library 2.7	papyrus	Greek	BC02	P. Erasm. 2 46
TM 5083	Rotterdam, Erasmus University Library 2.8	papyrus	Greek	BC02	P. Erasm. 2 49
TM 5091	Rotterdam, Erasmus University Library 2.9	papyrus	Greek	BC02	P. Erasm. 2 57

Numbering

[14.11.06]
- without prefix, numbers from 1.1 till 2.26

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Publications

P. J. Sijpesteijn - Philip A. Verdult, P.Erasmianae I Philip A. Verdult, P.Erasmianae II, 1991

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History

Verdult, 1991, p. 1: In the middle of the 1970s, the Erasmus University of Rotterdam, at the suggestion of Sijpesteijn and van den Brink, bought a small collection of papyri. Mr. H. van den Brink held the chair of legal history in Rotterdam from 1968 until 1981. He supported the purchase of the papyri because he felt that the study of legal history should at the very least be based upon direct testimonies from the society whose legal system is being studied. The Rotterdam collection consists of two 'purchases', the former with inventory numbers I 1-40a, the latter with inventory numers II 41-70. The collection as a whole is colled Papyri Erasmianae. Of this collection, 22 papyri were published in 1986 by Sijpesteijn and Philip A. Verdult (P.Erasm. I). P.Erasm. II, which was at the same time the doctoral dissertation of Philip A. Verdult (1988), consists of 37 texts, all concerning the transportation by ship of the tax revenues in kind in Ptolemaic Egypt (152-48 BC).