Text Editions of (Abnormal) Hieratic, Demotic, Greek, Latin and Coptic Papyri and Ostraca: Some people love their friends even when they are far away: Festschrift in Honour of Francisca A.J. Hoogendijk(37 Papyrologica Lugduno-Batava)

This volume is a Festschrift in honour of Francisca Hoogendijk, containing contributions by forty friends, colleagues and former students. It includes fifty-six editions and re-editions of (Abnormal) Hieratic, Demotic, Greek, Latin and Coptic texts, most of them from Ancient Egypt. The texts are as diverse as the jubilee’s own range of interests and her extensive papyrological network, including both literary and documentary texts, written on papyri and potsherds, dating from the twelfth century BCE to the eighth century CE. All texts are published with transcriptions, translations, commentary and photographs.

Table of Contents:
Contents Table of Texts Tabula gratulatoria Preface Bibliography of Francisca A.J. Hoogendijk (up to 2019) Abbreviated Literature Editorial Notation Text Editions 1 ‘Afraid of What?’ A Soothing Letter to Pharaoh’s Workmen (P. Turin Cat. 2022)  Ben J.J. Haring 2 Dead People Are Money! The Abnormal Hieratic Papyrus Louvre N 2432 Revisited, and a Note on the Introduction of Demotic in Sixth Century BCE Thebes  Koen Donker van Heel and Cary J. Martin 3 A Demotic Onomatological Fragment from North Saqqara  John Tait 4–14 Always Remember to Check the Back: A Closer Look at Some Published Ostraca in the British Museum and British Library  Adrienn Almásy-Martin and Cary J. Martin 15 ‘Paying Off the Lease’: A New Demotic Document from the RMO  Steffie M.T. van Gompel 16 A Text Written with a Lack of Focus? Scribal Peculiarities in P. Leiden AMS 31a, a Copy of P. Brit. Mus. IV 21  Petra C. Hogenboom-Meijerink 17 A Report by Menches on Oil Smugglers Hiding Their Contraband in … Dung  Nico Dogaer and Katelijn Vandorpe 18 Aetolia Revisited: The Attribution of Pap.graec.mon. 340  Annette Harder 19–21 Two Exercises in Writing Numbers and a Fragment of a Lease  Julia Lougovaya 22 Ein Formular für Eheurkunden  Joachim Friedrich Quack 23 Census Declaration  Roger S. Bagnall 24–25 Two Greek Texts from the Fayum  Mario Capasso 26 An Enslaved Woman Resold  Todd M. Hickey and James G. Keenan 27 A List of ousiai from Euhemeria  Yanne Broux and Willy Clarysse 28–29 Two Texts from Soknopaiou Nesos Concerned with Water Supply  Sander de Weger 30 A Latin Letter from Carthage and the Whale-Bellied Jar  Rodney Ast 31 Alphabetical List of Villages  Arthur Verhoogt 32 A Land Register  Gabriella Messeri 33 Letter or Petition with Complaint and Request about Garments for a Celebration  Eline Scheerlinck and Mattias Brand 34 Lease Contract between Priests  Joanne Vera Stolk 35 Letter to a ‘Father’  Elena Chepel 36 An Official Deposition from the Early Fifth Century  Amin Benaissa 37–38 Insiderhandel in Hermupolis? Ein neuer Blick auf Stud.Pal. XX 143 und SB VI 9598  Andrea Jördens 39 Fragment of a Loan Contract  Elsemieke S. Daalder and Quintijn H.C.L. Mauer 40 List of Tax Payments  Peter van Minnen 41 Lease Contract Subscribed by Elias Son of Paulos  Guus A.J.C. van Loon 42 A Protocol aperitionis testamenti from the Alexandrian gesta municipalia  Constantinos Balamoshev 43 List of Payments  Csaba La’da 44–50 Seven Coptic Ostraca at the National Museum of Antiquities in Leiden  Renate Dekker, assisted by Louis-Philippe Bazelier, Dieneke Creemers, Omar Ghaly, Inge Schoonbrood, Geertjan Versteegh and Cher van der Woude 51 List of Fugitives  Nikolaos Gonis 52 Contract of Sale  Ruben de Graaf and Janneke de Jong 53 List of Payments  Janneke de Jong 54–55 On Erring Monks, Literacy, and Materiality: A Re-edition of O. Crum VC 6  Jennifer Cromwell 56 Account(s) of Deliveries of Wine  Alain Delattre Index of Words in (Abnormal) Hieratic and Demotic Scripts Index of Words in Greek, Latin and Coptic Index of Sources

About the Author :
Joanne Stolk, Ph.D. (2015), University of Oslo, is currently a postdoctoral fellow at the universities of Oslo and Ghent. She has published on the Greek language of the papyri and works on papyrus editions from collections in Oslo, Ghent and Leiden. Guus van Loon, MA (2015) is currently Ph.D. student at the University of Vienna, where he works on the pagus division in Early Byzantine Egypt. He has published several articles and short communications on papyrology and Graeco-Roman Egypt. Contributors are: Adrienn Almásy-Martin, Rodney Ast, Roger S. Bagnall, Constantinos Balamoshev, Amin Benaissa, Mattias Brand, Yanne Broux, Mario Capasso, Elena Chepel, Willy Clarysse, Jennifer Cromwell, Elsemieke S. Daalder, Ruben de Graaf, Janneke de Jong, Renate Dekker, Alain Delattre, Sander de Weger, Nico Dogaer, Koen Donker van Heel, Nikolaos Gonis, Annette Harder, Ben J.J. Haring, Todd M. Hickey, Petra C. Hogenboom-Meijerink, Andrea Jördens, James G. Keenan, Csaba La’da, Julia Lougovaya, Cary J. Martin, Quintijn Mauer, Gabriella Messeri, Joachim Friedrich Quack, Eline Scheerlinck, Joanne Vera Stolk, John Tait, Katelijn Vandorpe, Steffie M.T. van Gompel, Guus A.J.C. van Loon, Peter van Minnen, Arthur Verhoogt.