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Description: | prpmeeue? [ntma-
karia egkae?[l
peHoou enta[sm-
4. ton @mmos @nHhtF
pe Joutsnoous
mpauni pJoeis
i(hsou)s e]keanapaue
8. ntes]yuxh !Hn
tekmnte]®o [Ha-
[mhn eFeSwpe + ]
Coptic stela of a woman called Enkael, in red granite, undecorated, with eight horizontal lines of incised inscription in Coptic;
excavation no. 66.2.1/1; register no. 66/1; found on February 1st, 1966, in room 280 of Ottoman house B 58, built into the east wall; documentation: slip no. 3 (with a copy of the text); photo nos. V 1/1-2
the text is surrounded by narrow, flat margins; all corners are damaged, with considerable loss of text in the upper right-hand and the lower left-hand corners; the text comprised probably ten lines of Sahidic Coptic, of which nine survive, in part or entirely; clear and well-shaped upright uncials
C. 8th-9th century CE
Material: Stone
Material: Granite | Source: | Manchester Museum | Identifier: | mm.emu.ecatalogue.humanities.475081 | Go to resource |
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