The Identification of Myos Hormos. New Papyrological Evidence

Adam Bülow-Jacobsen · Jean‐Luc Fournet · Hélène Cuvigny

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Eight occurrences of Μυὸς Ὅρμος in private letters reveal that Myos Hormos was situated on the coast, at the end of the road, i.e. Quseir. Edition of the texts (II A.D.) in advance of their appearance in the Ostraca Maximiana (O. Max.).

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