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les relations des cités grecques avec les rois et avec les Romains

a hostile element that frightened the Greeks and that they had to appropriate through constantly renewed effort

Papyrus de la Sorbonne. (P.Sorb.III) N° 70-144. Egypte and Syrian architectsCollection Papyrologica Parisina I. This volume III of the Papyri de la Sorbonne follows P. Sorbonne I (nos. 1 to 68) published by Hlne Cadell at Presses universitaires de France in 1966 and P. Sorbonne II 69 published by Jean Gascou at Scholars Press in 1994. It presents the edition of three files or batches of archives, all from the 3rd century BC, the first two from the mummy cartonnages found long ago in Ghran by Pierre Jouguet, the third from a