"Papyrus grecs de la Bibliothèque nationale et universitaire de Strasbourg", J . Schwartz & others, "Bull. de la Fac. des Lettres de Strasbourg", 35, 1957, no 4, 7 ; 36, 1958, no 4 : [recenzja]

- In an annex the author assembles bilingual papyri: I concerning proceedings before courts: No. 1 = Ross. — Georg. V, 18 (213 A.D.) cf. my Law2 520s; No. 2 = Ryl. I V 653 (321 A.D.) cf. my Law2 612, 61944; No. 3 = P. Thead 13 (322—323 A.D.); No. 4 = P. Bouriant 20 (after 350 A.D.) cf. Law2 1785 and passim; No. 5 = P. Lips. 33 (368 A.D.) cf. Law2 31107; No. 6 = P. Lips. 35 (375 A.D.) cf. my Law2 7434; No. 7 = P. Lips. 38 (390 A.D.) cf. my Law2 5079; No. 8 = P. Berl. Zill. 4 (IV cent. A.D.) cf. my Law2 50443· No. 9 = P. Ryl. IV 654 (IV cent. A.D.) cf. my Law2 60423; No. 10 = P. Lips. 40 (IV—V cent. A.D.) cf. my Law2 6910; Nos. 11—14 = O x y . 1876—1879 (434—483 A.D.) cf. my Law2 5 0443; No. 15 = SB 5357 (V cent. A.D.) cf. my Law2 50444; No. 16 = W e s s e l y , Schrifttafeln No. 26 (V cent. A.D.); No. No. 17 = PSI XIII 1309 (V—VI cent. A.D.) cf. my art. JJP 3 (1949) 176 ff.; No. 18 = Cair.-Masp. 329 (529—530 A.D.); No. 19 = Cair.-Masp. 131 (VI cent. A.D.) cf. my Law2 1785; No. 20 = P. Mich. VIII 463 (VI cent. A.D.). II different subjects: Nos. 21—22 = P. Thead. 54—55 (299 A.D.) land apographs·, No. 23 = P. Cair. Boak 12 (309 A.D.) land apographs, No. 24 = R y l . I V 656 (300 A.D.) land apographé, cf. my Law2 61122; No. 25 = P. Strasb. 42 (310 A.D.) census apographé; No. 26 = P. Fay. 38 (III—IV cent. A.D.); No. 27 = P. Gen. 62 (IV cent. A.D.) a letter; No. 2 8 = P. Leid. Z (425—450 A.D.) a request for help. The edition ends with addenda p. 438 ff., corrigenda p. 440 and a bibliography p. 440. The latter is, as far as law is concerned, not complete. J . S c h w a r t z & others, Papyrus grecs de la Bibliothèque nationale et universitaire de Strasbourg (Bull, de la Fac. des Lettres de Strasbourg. 35 année, No. 4 [Janvier 1957] 193—204). No. 238 (177 or 178 A.D.) is an act of emancipation of a slave (cf. my Law2 96 ff.) in Antinoë, in conformity with the law of this autonomous city (cf. my Law2 578). No. 239 (end of Π cent. A.D.) is an administrative document concerning αναχώρησες. It contains instructions on the collection of taxes in connection with αναχώρησες (on αναχώρησες see now H. H e n n e , Akten d. VIII Intern. Papyrologen-Kongresses in Wien p. 59 ff., and on the publication of a list (γραφή) of absentees cf. my art. JJP V [1951 ] 155—160). No. 240 (147 A.D.) is a declaration of cattle (απογραφή) (cf. my R. TAUBENSCHLAG Law2 610). No. 241 (II cent. A.D.) is a complaint of a woman to the strategus (χήρα το παρόν μή έχουσα κύριον, cf. on similar cases my Law2 171) concerning πληγαί and disturbance of the right of είσοδος and έξοδος -(cf. my Law2 259). No. 242 (1st half of the II cent. A.D.) is a fragment of a claim. No. 243 (371 A.D.) is a deed of surety. No. 244 (107—116 A.D.) is a lease of land (about the Πέρσοα της έπιγονης cf. my Law2 11 ff.). No. 245 (216 A.D.) is an official notification of a strategus. The form applied here is to be found in BGU 7 Col. 1 (297 A.D.). It concerns the preparations for Caracalla's return to Egypt, which, however were of no use as Caracalla changed his mind. No. 7 (Avril 1957) 359—371. This Bull, contains the papyri from the Strasbourg collection Nos. 246—249 edited by J. S c h w a r t z . No. 246 (380 A.D.) is a fragment of sale on delivery (cf. my Law2 336). No. 247 (551 A.D.) is a lease of a house (v. 6 ff.) έφ' δσον βούλεσθε χρόνον, from the lessor. No. 248 (560 A.D.) is a lease of a hypothecated house given in antichresis by the debtor, to the creditor, from the latter (i.e. from the creditor by the debtor), see on this document K u p i s z e w s k i . Labeo 3(1957) 3 p. 344 ff. No. 249 — are certificates of labour on the dykes. No. 250 — nine receipts concerning Bacchias, Soknopaiou Nesus and Philadelphia (cf. W a l l a c e , Taxation in Egypt p. 268 ff. and 462 ff.; P. Princeton 51). 36 année, No. 4 (Janvier 1958) 239—248. No. 251 (69—79 A.D.) is a sale of a female ass and her young ones (cf. my Law2 334); No. 252 (185 A.D.) is a locatio-conductio operis with payment in advance (cf. my Law2 3791); No. 253 (III cent. A.D.) is a letter concerning different administrative affairs. In v. 4 an allusion to a translation from Latin is made. No. 254 (200 A.D.) contains in v. 1—3 a fragment of an imperial decision concerning the responsibility of an official or liturgy (υπεύθυνος). The following v. 3—-20 are probably a part of a record of administrative proceedings before a high official. No. 255 (397 or 403 A.D.) refer to a declaration under oath, directed in an administrative affair to a high official with the epithet λαμπρότατος (perhaps the praeses provinciae). No. 256 (132 A.D.) is a loan of money (cf. my Law2 341); it is remarkable that the loan is given for 12 days. Inv. 2431 (p. 92) is a pillar from VII century A.D. concerning an anachorite and confirming the existence of a cloister at Tôd. Inv. 2438 is a fragment of a Latin dedication from the time of the reign of Marcus Aurelius. This dedication ought to be imputed to the soldiers. PAPYRI FROM THE (...truncated)