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The writing in its ordinary usage: papyri and ostraca from Eduard Toda's Collection

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AULA ORIENTALIS
Volume 39, Issue 1, Pages 19-45

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Univ Barcelona, Inst Univ Proxim Orient Antic

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Historiography; antiquities collecting; Spain; Egypt; Papyrology

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This article presents the papyri and ostraca collected by Spanish vice-consul Eduard Toda in Egypt between 1884 and 1886, exploring the exact number, nature, and current whereabouts of the pieces. The analysis of provenance and acquisition circumstances sheds light on Toda's interest in his collection.
The aim of this article is to present the papyri and ostraca collected by Eduard Toda in Egypt between 1884 and 1886, during his tenure as Spanish vice-consul in Cairo. Drawing from the copies of inventory of the collection made by Toda and some of his publications, we have tried to determine the exact number of pieces, their nature as well as their current whereabouts. After the analysis of the provenance and acquisition circumstances of these ostraca and papyri, we discuss Toda's interest in these pieces of his collection.

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