The Egyptian Museum of Turin hosts a group of seventeen Coptic papyrus codices that represents a unique example of an entire, well preserve Late Antique Egyptian Library. It is very likely that they originally belonged to the cathedral of This/Thinis, which was located not far from Abudos. They were purchased in Egypt by Bernardino Drovetti in the 1820s. This article aims at describing the negrected role played by Amedeo Peyron - philologist, papyrologist and Orientalis - in the study and valorisation of these important mansucripts.
Amedeo Peyron and the Coptic papyrus codices from This / Buzi, P.. - In: EGYPTIAN & EGYPTOLOGICAL DOCUMENTS ARCHIVES LIBRARIES. - ISSN 2038-2286. - STAMPA. - V:(2017), pp. 69-79.
Amedeo Peyron and the Coptic papyrus codices from This
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The Egyptian Museum of Turin hosts a group of seventeen Coptic papyrus codices that represents a unique example of an entire, well preserve Late Antique Egyptian Library. It is very likely that they originally belonged to the cathedral of This/Thinis, which was located not far from Abudos. They were purchased in Egypt by Bernardino Drovetti in the 1820s. This article aims at describing the negrected role played by Amedeo Peyron - philologist, papyrologist and Orientalis - in the study and valorisation of these important mansucripts.| File | Dimensione | Formato | |
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