| The first stage was the publication of transcriptions and apparatus criticus and plates of the papyri. |
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| There are few papyri from his reign, but hieroglyphic inscriptions from the Delta present him as a traditional pharaoh. |
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| The papyri contain remarkable information written by Philodemus describing the arguments of his teacher Zeno with the Stoics. |
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| We had beached along a spot in the Nile heavy with papyri, a small tributary. |
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| Documents written on papyri were found in some pyramid temples, especially at Abusir. |
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| A University of Michigan undergraduate student found some untranslated papyri in the university vault. |
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| The papyri were discovered on the Museum's Theban expedition of 1921-22 in the tomb of one Meseh. |
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| Slave-drawn carts rumbled through the streets laden with confiscated papyri. |
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| Together, its sections form a colossal frieze or scroll that the artist likened to Egyptian papyri. |
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| As Egyptian life changed rather than ended, so the eye travels down and across the texts, along the papyri, from wordly symbol to symbolic word. |
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| The inks of antiquity were made of soot: nearly pure carbon, the same stuff that the charred papyri now consist of. |
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| Instead of rolls of papyri, that each ship delivered in Alexandria, today there are rolls of digital information. |
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| For everyday purposes a cursive script was employed: typical examples are to be seen in the Arabic papyri from Egypt. |
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| I saw the Guards raiding some of the temples, arresting some, cautioning others, and carrying out bales of papyri. |
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| The papyri show that they understood the functions of most major organs, though they had roles of the heart and brain reversed. |
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| Previously unknown papyri crop up only to vanish into private collections and out of the sight of scholars forever. |
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| Paul, who talks about what the magical papyri do, has in his first letter to the Corinthians described basic aspects of alphabetical language. |
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| To the origin, the supports of the writing are often parchments or papyri. |
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| This agreement aims at supporting study, research, and exchanged experiences and particularly in restoration, preservation, and display of papyri. |
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| More than 300 texts from 1400 and later, manuscripts and papyri of even older times, two thousand xylographs of painters of the standing of Rembrandt and Tintoretto were shown to the public. |
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| They then applied it to previously illegible manuscripts called the Oxyrhynchus papyri, which were discovered in an ancient rubbish dump in Egypt. |
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| In ancient Egypt, the first papyri were supposedly produced as far back as the third millenium B. C. The raw material is real papyrus, a variety of galingale, which can grow up to 3 m high. |
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| Egyptian papyri contain information on it. |
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| Several Greek papyri of the 3rd to 2nd century BC mention the use of these wheels, but don't give further details. |
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| The success of the early trials prompted Davy to travel to Naples to conduct further research on the Herculaneum papyri. |
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| The wide variety of subjects covered by this volume indicates Harry Smith's breadth of interest, from field archaeology to the translation of demotic papyri. |
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| In April 2012, Margaret completed her PhD in Papyrology at University College London with her thesis entitled Documentary papyri from Roman And Byzantine Oxyrhynchus. |
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| That's because Oxford classicists have finally unwrapped the Oxyrhynchus Papyri, discovering hundreds of lost Greek comedies, tragedies and epic poems. |
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| Papyri preserve complex accounting methods that suggest elements of economic rationalism, and the Empire was highly monetized. |
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| Studies on a Selection of Subliterary Papyri, Leiden, 1998, pp. |
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