Egyptian papyrus Christian letter in Coptic text

An nice Egyptian papyrus Christian letter in Coptic text, perhaps monastic, c. 6th - 8th Century AD, the preserved text in 13 neatly penned lines with extremely good penmanship. The text mentions 'the

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A fragment of Egyptian papyrus with Coptic text, c, 5th - 7th Century AD, the opposite side blank. L: 4 1/8 in (10.5cm), H: 5 2/3 in (4.5cm). Ex New York private collection.

Title: Egyptian Christian Coptic Manuscript, 11th Century A.D. Date/Period: Coptic, Egypt, 11th Century A.D. Material: Paper Dimension: 36 cm L x 24 W Description: This page is from a Bible or Prayer

Title: Egyptian Christian Coptic Manuscript, 11th Century A.D. Date & Origin: Coptic, Egypt, 12th- 14th Century A.D. Material: Paper Dimensions: 36 cm x 24.5 cm - 14 1/8 x 9 5/8 inches Provenance: Pro

Title: Egyptian Christian Coptic Manuscript, 11th Century A.D. Date & Origin: Coptic, Egypt, 11th Century A.D. Description: This page is from a Bible or Prayer Book from one of the Egyptian monasterie

Title: Egyptian Christian Coptic Manuscript, 11th Century A.D. Date & Origin: Coptic, Egypt, 11th Century A.D. Description: This page is from a Bible or Prayer Book from one of the Egyptian monasterie

A large Egyptian papyrus fragment with Coptic script, c. 4th - 6th Century AD, with 23 partial lines of semi-cursive script on one side, and 2 lines on the opposite side along with some symbols. The t

Ancient Egypt, ca. 3rd to 7th century CE. An extremely finely woven, framed and matted Coptic (Christian Egyptian) textile comprised of black animorphic motifs against a natural beige linen, a central

Artist unknown (Egypt, 3rd-5th c. ?) A wonderful Coptic (Christian Egyptians) portrait of a man. Textiles like this one are thought to have been produced by Copts and other weavers throughout the Byza

A wonderful Egyptian papyrus fragment, c. 1991-600 BC, with 9 horizontal lines of beautifully penned Hieratic text in black ink. On the reverse side is a line or Hieratic text, also penned nicely in b

Egypt, Ptolemaic to Roman periods, ca. 332 to 30 BCE. Four papyri fragments, all with Greek writing on them. After Alexander the Great conquered Egypt in 332 BCE, he introduced the Greek language, whi

Egypt, Ptolemaic to Roman periods, ca. 332 to 30 BCE. Four papyri fragments, all with Greek writing on them. After Alexander the Great conquered Egypt in 332 BCE, he introduced the Greek language, whi

Roman Period, Ca. 31 BC. A sheet of papyrus inscribed with demotic text in black ink. Demotic was used specifically for writing detailed documents, like accounting, literacy, and religious texts, and

Roman Period, Ca. 31 BC. Fragment of a papyrus inscribed with demotic cursive script. Demotic was used specifically for writing long arduous documents, like literary and religious texts, and represent

A pair of Egyptian papyrus fragments with hieroglyphic text, 3rd Intermediate - Late Period, c. 1075 - 332 BC, each with partial columns of neatly penned characters, the opposing sides are blank. 2 x

Christian Amulet on paper, possibly Coptic Christian with text and illustrations as well as stamped areas and lists of numbers. Early 20th Century or possibly earlier. Very unusual and rare.Estimate:

A fantastic Egyptian Coptic page from a parchment book, c. 5th-7th Century AD, in Coptic text with attractive penmanship. The pages are numbered '131 and 132', front and back, indicating that this pag

New Kingdom, mid 18th-early 19th Dynasty, early 14th-mid 13th century B.C. A frame containing fragments of ink inscribed papyri with remains of polychrome vignettes and hieroglyphic text from the Book

Ptolemaic to Roman Period, 4th century B.C.-4th century A.D. A group of sixteen papyrus fragments, each bearing inked Demotic text in cursive script to one or both sides. 21 grams total, 1.3-12.5 cm (

Ptolemaic to Roman Period, 4th century B.C.-4th century A.D. A mixed group of fourteen papyrus fragments bearing inked Demotic text in cursive script to one or both faces. 37 grams total including cle

Title: Large Egyptian Papyrus Scroll Date/Origin: Egypt, c. 1st Century B.C. Description: Rolled scroll, the inside would usually be with black ink inscription in Demotic script. Probably a letter or

Ptolemaic to Roman Period, 3rd century BC-4th century AD. A group of over three hundred papyrus fragments, most bearing inked demotic text in cursive hand on one or both sides. 27 grams total includin

Roman Period, Ca. 100 BC - 100 AD (or earlier). A sheet of papyrus inscribed with demotic text in black ink. Demotic was used specifically for writing detailed documents, like accounting, literacy, an