Leiden Conventions for papyrological transcription

n.d..

The Leiden Conventions, a set of bracket and sign rules agreed in the early 1930s for marking lost, restored, abbreviated and uncertain text in editions of papyri and inscriptions.

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(n.d.). Leiden Conventions for papyrological transcription.

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