Deux protocoles byzantins
Abstract
Two Byzantine protocols. From the fifth century A.D. papyrus rolls have sometimes on the first page a few lines of text in cursive script, a “protocol”, mentioning the names of the Byzantine comes sacrarum largitionum and his representative in Egypt. The article contains the edition of two new documents of this kind.
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Delattre, A. (2008). Deux protocoles byzantins. EULIMENE, 8, 165–168. https://doi.org/10.12681/eul.32788
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