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Helsinki, University

University of Helsinki
Department of Classics
P.O.Box 4 (Kluuvikatu 7)
FIN-00014 Helsinki
Suomi


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Stable URI (with TM Coll ID): www.trismegistos.org/collection/158

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TM number Collection Material Language Century Publication
TM 5138 Helsinki, University 1 papyrus Greek BC02 P. Hels. 1 1
TM 5175 Helsinki, University 14 b papyrus Greek BC02 P. Hels. 1 40
TM 5159 Helsinki, University 16 papyrus Greek BC02 P. Hels. 1 24
TM 5161 Helsinki, University 18 papyrus Greek BC02 P. Hels. 1 26
TM 5139 Helsinki, University 2 papyrus Greek BC02 P. Hels. 1 2
TM 5171 Helsinki, University 21 papyrus Greek BC02 P. Hels. 1 36
TM 5173 Helsinki, University 22 papyrus Greek BC02 P. Hels. 1 38
TM 5167 Helsinki, University 23 papyrus Greek BC02 P. Hels. 1 32
TM 5166 Helsinki, University 24 papyrus Greek BC02 P. Hels. 1 31
TM 5165 Helsinki, University 27 papyrus Greek BC02 P. Hels. 1 30
TM 45076 Helsinki, University 28 papyrus Greek BC02 P. Hels. 1 41
TM 5162 Helsinki, University 29 papyrus Greek BC02 P. Hels. 1 27
TM 41394 Helsinki, University 3 papyrus Greek BC02 P. Hels. 1 3
TM 5168 Helsinki, University 30 papyrus Greek BC02 P. Hels. 1 33
TM 5163 Helsinki, University 31 papyrus Greek BC02 P. Hels. 1 28
TM 5174 Helsinki, University 32 papyrus Greek BC02 P. Hels. 1 39
TM 5156 Helsinki, University 33 papyrus Greek BC02 P. Hels. 1 21
TM 5157 Helsinki, University 34 Ro papyrus Greek BC02 P. Hels. 1 22
TM 5158 Helsinki, University 34 Vo papyrus Greek BC02 P. Hels. 1 23
TM 5164 Helsinki, University 35 papyrus Greek BC02 P. Hels. 1 29
TM 5170 Helsinki, University 36 papyrus Greek BC02 P. Hels. 1 35
TM 5172 Helsinki, University 37 papyrus Greek BC02 P. Hels. 1 37
TM 5176 Helsinki, University 38 papyrus Greek BC02 P. Hels. 1 42
TM 5160 Helsinki, University 39 papyrus Greek BC02 P. Hels. 1 25
TM 5177 Helsinki, University 40 papyrus Greek BC02 P. Hels. 1 43
TM 5178 Helsinki, University 41 papyrus Greek BC02 P. Hels. 1 44
TM 5179 Helsinki, University 43 papyrus Greek BC02 P. Hels. 1 45
TM 5180 Helsinki, University 44 papyrus Greek BC02 P. Hels. 1 46
TM 5181 Helsinki, University 45 papyrus Greek BC02 P. Hels. 1 47
TM 51846 Helsinki, University Or. 16 W 175 stone Demotic BC04 - BC01 Orientalia Suecana 31 - 32 (1982-1983), p. 15-16 no. 10
TM 51529 Helsinki, University Or. 16 W 24 cloth (linen) Demotic AD01 - AD02 Short Texts 2 960
TM 51824 Helsinki, University Or. 16 W 69 pottery Demotic BC04 - BC01 Orientalia Suecana 30 (1981), p. 23-24 no. 14
TM 51850 Helsinki, University Or. 16 W 70 pottery Demotic BC01 Orientalia Suecana 31 - 32 (1982-1983), p. 24 no. 14
TM 51759 Helsinki, University Or. 16 W 86 pottery Demotic BC01 Orientalia Suecana 25 - 26 (1976-1977), p. 18-19 no. 9
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Numbering

[13.10.06]
- without prefix, numbers such as 21 3B.23/B(2)
- without prefix, numbers from 1 till 45
- Or. 16 W, numbers from 24 till 175

Conservation

Inventarisation

Publications

P.Hels. 1

Work

Highlights

 P.Hels. 1 2 is a petition to the chief of police by a tax official, who was attacked by a Greek soldier in the bath-house of a Fayum village, just when he wanted to pour water over his head with a gourd which he used as watering-can. He was beaten up with fists and trampled down, then dragged out of the bathhouse to gate of the Samothracian gods and delivered to the police. He writes the petition from his sick-bed.

History

The papyri (mostly 2nd cent. BC) come from cartonnage and were purchased through the dealer Fackelmann in 1985. They probably belong to a large find of cartonnage dating from the early 1980’s and purchased by Duke, Köln. Heidelberg, Helsinki, Michigan and others. Some are from the meris of Polemon in the Arsinoite nome, others are from the Herakleopolite nome

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