Studien und Texte aus der Heidelberger Papyrussammlung
The aim of the Studien und Texte aus der Heidelberger Papyrussammlung (STHP) series is to provide a home for publications related to the collection. In particular, it comprises editions of Greek, Demotic, Coptic, and Arabic papyri and ostraka, but is not limited to editions. Dissertations completed in the Institute constitute a special focus. Thereby, the STHP will serve to witness the many and varied activities of the Heidelberg papyrus collection.
Until 2018, the series was published under the auspices of the Heidelberg Academy of Sciences by the university press Carl Winter. A committee of high-ranking representatives from the fields of papyrology and Egyptology is responsible for the publication. In addition, the volumes will continue to be edited with the involvement of specialist colleagues, which will ensure the high quality of the well-established series in the future. Parallel publication in digital form will guarantee direct online access to the artifacts, something that will further strengthen international recognition of the rich collection of papyri, ostraka, parchment, and paper holdings in Heidelberg.
Studien und Texte aus der Heidelberger Papyrussammlung
Editors
- Prof. Dr. Andrea Jördens
Zentrum für Altertumswissenschaften
- Institut für Papyrologie -
Marstallstr. 6
D - 69117 Heidelberg - Prof. Dr. Joachim Friedrich Quack
Zentrum für Altertumswissenschaften
- Ägyptologisches Institut -
Voßstr. 2, Gebäude 4410
D - 69115 Heidelberg - Dr. Rodney Ast
Zentrum für Altertumswissenschaften
- Institut für Papyrologie -
Marstallstr. 6
D - 69117 Heidelberg - Dr. James M. S. Cowey
Zentrum für Altertumswissenschaften
- Institut für Papyrologie -
Marstallstr. 6
D - 69117 Heidelberg
Published so far
Vom byzantinischen zum arabischen Ägypten: Neue dokumentarische Papyri aus dem 5. bis 8. Jh. (P.Heid. XI)
This volume contains the edition of 42 Egyptian documentary papyri from the 5th–8th century AD including translations as well as historical and philological commentary. The texts were written in Greek or Coptic, but the volume also comprises bilingual Greek-Coptic documents and an Arabic-Greek protocol. These multifaceted papyri, such as administrative, legal and tax documents, allow precious glimpses into the society of the late antique Nile Valley and produce important new evidence for the underexplored transition period from Byzantine to Islamic rule in Egypt.
Coptica Palatina: Koptische Texte aus der Heidelberger Papyrussammlung (P.Heid.Kopt.). Bearbeitet auf der Vierten Internationalen Sommerschule für Koptische Papyrologie Heidelberg, 26. August – 9. September 2012
The texts compiled in "Coptica Palatina" were worked on by young scholars taking part in an International Summer School for Coptic Papyrology under the supervision of the editors. The volume offers editions of Coptic literary and magical texts, of private letters, as well as of legal and administrative documents, all complete with a commentary and a modern translation. These texts originate from different regions of Middle and Upper Egypt (Fayyum, Hermupolis, Bawit, Aphrodito, Esna, Apollonopolis magna) and are datable to the 6th/7th up to the 11th/12th centuries CE. The bulk of the material, however, comes from the 7th/8th century, the crucial period of Egypt’s transition from a province of the Byzantine empire to a province of the early Islamic caliphate
