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How are P.Oxy. numbers chosen?
They're pretty much arbitrary.
A papyrus is assigned a P.Oxy. number when it's published, by order of publication. In other words, P.Oxy. 7 (the first Sappho fragment found at Oxyrhynchus) is the seve …
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looking for a pair of texts in a Greek/Latin comedy
Plautus, Bacchides, lines 816-7:
quem di diligunt / adulescens moritur
He whom the gods love / dies young
Menander, Dis Exapatōn (fourth century BCE), fragment quoted in Stobaeus (KT 111):
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How to curse someone in Latin?
The best-known type of curse is called a dēfixio, literally "binding", calqued from Greek κατ?δεσμο?. The word itself is more modern; while Roman dēfixiōnes do tend to use the verb dēfīgō, the noun wa …
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