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SUMMARY:P. Mich. inv. 1027. An Alexandrian quarrel at a time of crisis
DESCRIPTION:P. Mich. inv. 1027 is an unpublished fragment from a Greek peti
 tion of the reign of (Aurelian and) Vaballath (ca. 270-272 CE). The plaint
 ive\, himself a likely member of the Alexandrian elite\, complains about s
 omething that happened within a religious institution. Several members of 
 the administration dealt with the petition\, from the high-priest of Egypt
  down to someone who is a member of the Museum. Behind its palaeographical
  interest\, the papyrus is therefore an important witness of what happened
  to some major Alexandrian institutions at a time of crisis.
X-ALT-DESC:<p>P. Mich. inv. 1027 is an unpublished fragment from a Greek pe
 tition of the reign of (Aurelian and) Vaballath (ca. 270-272 CE). The plai
 ntive\, himself a likely member of the Alexandrian elite\, complains about
  something that happened within a religious institution. Several members o
 f the administration dealt with the petition\, from the high-priest of Egy
 pt down to someone who is a member of the Museum. Behind its palaeographic
 al interest\, the papyrus is therefore an important witness of what happen
 ed to some major Alexandrian institutions at a time of crisis.</p>
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