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Oxford, University Museum of Mississippi

University Museum of Mississippi
including the David M. Robinson Memorial Collection of Greek and Roman Antiquities
Library
Oxford, Mississippi
USA

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Stable URI (with TM Coll ID): www.trismegistos.org/collection/230 Copy URI to clipboard

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TM number	Collection	Material	Language	Century	Publication

TM 249359	Oxford, University Museum of Mississippi 77.3.577	stone (marble)	Latin	AD01	Parola del Passato 40 (1985), p. 387
TM 274945	Oxford, University Museum of Mississippi 77.3.662	stone (marble)	Greek	AD02	Inscriptiones Graecae Urbis Romae (IGUR) 3 1220
TM 787294	Oxford, University Museum of Mississippi 77.3.664	stone (marble)	Greek	BC05	IG I(3).2 925
TM 901221	Oxford, University Museum of Mississippi 77.3.671	stone (limestone)	Coptic	AD06 - AD07	SB Kopt. 4 2080
TM 890446	Oxford, University Museum of Mississippi 77.3.688	stone (marble)	Greek	BC05	SEG 39 18
TM 217564	Oxford, University Museum of Mississippi L.77.3.578	stone (marble)	Latin	AD01 - AD02	Année épigraphique 1988 1136
TM 79196	Oxford, University Museum of Mississippi number unknown	papyrus	Greek	AD07 - AD08	SB 22 15730 Ro descr.
TM 79197	Oxford, University Museum of Mississippi number unknown	papyrus	Greek	AD07 - AD08	SB 22 15730 Vo

Numbering

[21.11.06]
- without prefix, no numbers

Conservation

Inventarisation

Publications

Work

Sharp, AfP 69 (2023), p. 162-193

Highlights

History

The university of Mississippi acquired several papyri in the 1950's. Most of them are now in Durham Duke, one was swapped with the Bodmer collection in Genève, an important Coptic manuscript was sold and is now in the Martin Schøyen collection in Oslo. A few texts remain in Mississippi.