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Corpus of Ptolemaic Inscriptions: Volume 1, Alexandria and the Delta (Nos. 1-206) - Part I: Greek, Bilingual, and Trilingual Inscriptions from Egypt (Hardcover)
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Corpus of Ptolemaic Inscriptions: Volume 1, Alexandria and the Delta (Nos. 1-206) - Part I: Greek, Bilingual, and Trilingual Inscriptions from Egypt (Hardcover)
Series: Oxford Studies in Ancient Documents
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This is the first of three volumes of a Corpus publication of the
Greek, bilingual and trilingual inscriptions of Ptolemaic Egypt
covering the period between Alexander's conquest in 332 BC and the
fall of Alexandria to the Romans in 30 BC. The Corpus offers
scholarly editions, with translations, full descriptions and
supporting commentaries, of more than 650 inscribed documents, of
which 206, from Alexandria and the region of the Nile Delta, fall
within this first volume. The inscriptions in the Corpus range in
scope and significance from major public monuments such as the
trilingual Rosetta Stone to private dedicatory plaques and funerary
notices. They reflect almost every aspect of public and private
life in Hellenistic Egypt: civic, royal and priestly decrees,
letters and petitions, royal and private dedications to kings and
deities, as well as pilgrimage notices, hymns and epigrams. The
inscriptions in the Corpus are drawn from the entire Ptolemaic
Kingdom of Egypt, from Alexandria and the Egyptian Delta, through
the Fayum, along the Nile Valley, to Upper Egypt, and across the
Eastern and Western Deserts. The Corpus supersedes older
publications and other partial collections organised by specific
region or theme, and offers for the first time a full picture of
the Greek and multilingual epigraphic landscape of the Ptolemaic
period. It will be an indispensable resource for new and continuing
research into the history, society and culture of Ptolemaic Egypt
and the wider Hellenistic world.
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