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Bookrolls and scribes in Oxyrhynchus /

"Lying now under the sand 300 kilometres south of the coastal metropolis of Alexandria, the town of Oxyrhynchus rose to prominence under Egypt's Hellenistic and Roman rulers. The 1895 British-led excavation revealed little in the way of buildings and other cultural artefacts, but instead y...

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Detalles Bibliográficos
Clasificación:	Libro Electrónico
Autor principal:	Johnson, William A. (William Allen), 1956-
Formato:	Electrónico eBook
Idioma:	Inglés
Publicado:	Toronto ; Buffalo : University of Toronto Press, ©2004.
Colección:	Studies in book and print culture.
Temas:	Oxyrhynchus papyri. Papyrus d'Oxyrhynchos. To 1500 Books and reading > Greece > History. Manuscripts, Greek (Papyri) > Egypt > Bahnasā. Transmission of texts > Egypt > Bahnasā. Books and reading > History > To 1500. Greek literature > Manuscripts. Scriptoria > Egypt > Bahnasā. Scribes > Egypt > Bahnasā. Livres et lecture > Grèce > Histoire. Littérature grecque > Manuscrits. 06.16 manuscript studies: other. ANTIQUES & COLLECTIBLES > General. HISTORY > Ancient > General. Antiquities. Books and reading. Greek literature. Manuscripts, Greek (Papyri) Scribes. Scriptoria. Transmission of texts. Boekrollen. Handschriften. Papyri. Schriftcultuur. Letterkunde. Grieks. Bahnasā (Egypt) > Antiquities. Egypt > Bahnasā. Greece. Electronic books. History. Manuscripts.
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Contents
Terminology, Conventions, and Sigla
Acknowledgments
1 Introduction
1.0 Voluminology
1.1 Gathering the Evidence: The Necessity for Autopsy
1.2 Definition of the Project
1.3 Reconstruction of the Bookroll
2 Scribes in Oxyrhynchus: Scribal Habits, Paradosis, and the Uniformity of the Literary Roll
2.0 Prologue: The Importance of Case Studies
2.1 A Survey of Scribes with Multiple Surviving Rolls
2.1.1 Scribe #A1
2.1.2 Scribe #A2
2.1.3 Scribe #A3
2.1.4 Scribe #A5
2.1.5 Scribe #A6
2.1.6 Scribe #A7
2.1.7 Scribe #A172.1.8 Scribe #A19
2.1.9 Scribe #A20
2.1.10 Scribe #A24
2.1.11 Scribe #A25
2.1.12 Scribe #A28
2.1.13 Scribe #A30
2.1.14 Scribe #A31
2.1.15 Scribe #A33
2.1.16 Scribe #B1
2.1.17 Scribe #B2
2.1.18 Scribe #B3
2.1.19 Scribe #B4
2.1.20 Scribe #B5
2.1.21 Scribe #B6
2.2 Scribes with Multiple Surviving Rolls: Summary and Evaluation
2.2.1 Excursus: Format changes in mid-roll
2.3 How Did the Scribe Copy the Text? Implicit examples for and against line-by-line copying
2.3.1 Copying the Text: Examples of scribal error that imply an exemplar of same or similar line length2.3.2 Copying the Text: Examples of scribal error that imply an exemplar of different line length
2.3.3 Copying the Text: A remarkable example where different papyri of the same text coincide in line division
2.3.4 Copying the Text: Summary and conclusion
2.4 Uniformity and Variation in Bookrolls
2.4.1 Uniformity and Variation: Width of column, intercolumn, and width from column to column
2.4.2 Uniformity and Variation: Height of column, margins, and height of roll2.5 Conclusions
Tables
3 Formal Characteristics of the Bookroll
3.0 Prologue: A Different Aesthetic
3.1 Construction of the Bookroll
3.1.1 Kollesis and Kollema: The constitution of the roll
3.1.2 Laying out the Columns: Maas's Law, ruling and alignment dots
3.1.3 Excursus: The laying out of columns in the Arden Hyperides papyrus (MP 1233)
3.2 Dimensions of the Column: Widths
3.2.1 Column Width in Prose Texts
3.2.2 Intercolumn and Column-to-column Width in Prose Texts3.2.3 Letter Counts in Prose Texts
3.2.4 Column and Intercolumn Widths in Verse Texts
3.3 Dimensions of the Column: Height
3.4 Dimensions of the Column: Width X Height
3.4.1 Width X Height: Prose texts
3.4.2 Width X Height:Verse texts
3.5 Upper and Lower Margins
3.6 Roll Height
3.7 Roll Length
3.8 Roll Format and Literary Genre
3.9 Editions de luxe
3.10 Private versus Professional Book Production
Tables
Appendix 1 Papyri Included in the Sample

Bookrolls and scribes in Oxyrhynchus /

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