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BIBLIOGRAPHY OF SIR HAROLD IDRIS BELL The following list comprises all published works, other than reviews, in those fields of study with which

this Journal is concerned.

I. SEPARATE PUBLICATIONS

Greek Papyri in the British Museum: Catalogue, with Texts, vols. III (with F. G. Kenyon), London, 1907, pp. lxxiv+386, with Atlas of ioo00 plates; IV (with Coptic texts edited by W. E. Crum), London, 1910, pp. xlviii+648; V, London, 1917, pp. xvi+376.

Guide to a Special Exhibition of Greek and Latin Papyri presented to the British Museum by the Egypt Exploration Fund, 1900-I914. London, Egypt Exploration Society, 1922. Pp. 20, i plate.

Wadi Sarga: Coptic and Greek Texts from the Excavations undertaken by the Byzantine Research Account. Edited by W. E. Crum and H. I. Bell, with an Introduction by R. Campbell Thompson, Hauniae, Gyldendalske Boghandel-Nordisk Forlag, 1922 (Coptica, consilio et impensis Instituti Rask-Oerstediani edita, III). Pp. xx+233.

Jews and Christians in Egypt: The Jewish Troubles in Alexandria and the Athanasian Controversy illustrated by Texts from Greek Papyri in the British Museum. London, 1924. Pp. xii+140. 5 plates.

The Oxyrhynchus Papyri, Part XVI (with B. P. Grenfell and A. S. Hunt), London, Egypt Explora- tion Society, 1924, pp. xvi+343, 3 plates; Part XIX (with E. Lobel, E. P. Wegener, and C. H. Roberts), 1948, pp. xv+i8o, 13 plates.

Juden und Griechen im rdmischen Alexandreia: eine historische Skizze des alexandrinischen Anti- semitismus. Leipzig, J. C. Hinrichs, 1926. (Beihefte zum Alten Orient, Heft 9.) Pp. 52, 2 plates.

Magical Texts from a Bilingual Papyrus in the British Museum (with A. D. Nock and Sir Herbert Thompson), Proc. Brit. Acad. 17 (1931), 235-88. Also issued separately: pp. 54, 3 plates.

Fragments of an Unknown Gospel and other Early Christian Papyri (with T. C. Skeat). London, British Museum, 1935. Pp. x+63, 5 plates.

The New Gospel Fragments. London, British Museum, 1935. Pp. 33, i plate. (New edition issued I951.)

Recent Discoveries of Biblical Papyri: An Inaugural Lecture delivered before the University of Oxford on i8 November 1936 by H. I. Bell, Hon. University Reader in Papyrology. Oxford, Clarendon Press, 1937. Pp. 30.

A Descriptive Catalogue of the Greek Papyri in the Collection of Wilfred Merton, F.S.A. (with C. H.

Roberts). London, Emery Walker, 1948. Pp. xiv+ I82, 51 plates.

Egypt from Alexander the Great to the Arab Conquest: a Study in the Diffusion and Decay of Hellenism:

Being the Gregynog Lectures for 1946. Oxford, Clarendon Press, I948. Pp. viii+ i68.

Trwy Diroedd y Dwyrain, Y Clwb Llyfrou Cymraeg, 1946. 2 vols., pp. I 19, i map, 4 plates;

pp. 9I, i map, 4 plates. Cults and Creeds in Graeco-Roman Egypt. Being the Forwood Lectures for I952. Liverpool,

University Press, I953. Pp. x+ I I7. Second impression, with Addenda, I954.

II. ARTICLES IN PERIODICALS, FESTSCHRIFTEN, COMPOSITE VOLUMES, ETC.

'An Aratus Fragment in the British Museum', Cl. Quart. I (1907), I-3. 'The British Museum Papyrus of Isocrates', Journ. of Phil. 30 (1907), I-83.

'The Aphrodito Papyri', JHS 28 (I908), 97-120.

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'A Note on the "Dionysiaca" of Nonnus', Cl. Rev. 23 (I909), 223-4.

'Translations of the Aphrodito Papyri', Der Islam 2 (1911), 269-83; 372-84; 3 (912), 132-40;

369-73; 4 (I9I3), 87-96; 17 (1928), 4-8. 'Latin in Protocols of the Arab Period', Archiv, 5 (I913), 143-55, 42I.

'The Berlin Kurrah Papyrus', ibid. I89-9I. 'An Oath Formula of the Arab Period in Egypt', Byz. Zeit. 22 (I913), 392-4. 'A Dating Clause under Heraclius', ibid. 395-405.

'Syene Papyri in the British Museum', Klio, 13 (1913), 160-74.

'Bibliography: Graeco-Roman Egypt (Papyri)', JEA 1, 2, 3, 6, 7, 8, 9, IO, II (I9I 4-25), and, with

others, 13, 14, I5, i6, 17, i8, 19 (1926-33).

'The Byzantine Servile State in Egypt', ibid. 4 (1917), 86-io6. 'The Greek Papyrus Protocol', JHS 37 (I917), 56-58. 'Documents of Apokeryxis in Byzantine Egypt', JEA 5 (I918), 70-72.

'Some Private Letters of the Roman Period', Rev. tlgyptol. I (I919), 199-209. 'The Historical Value of Greek Papyri', JEA 6 (I920), 235-46. 'Notes from Papyri in the British Museum', Archiv, 6 (I920), 100-13.

'Sappho's Nereid Ode', Cl. Rev. 34 (I920), 63. 'The "Thyestes" of Sophocles and an Egyptian Scriptorium', Aegyptus, 2 (I921), 28I-8. 'Hellenic Culture in Egypt', JEA 8 (1922), 139-55. 'An Epoch in the Agrarian History of Egypt', Recueil Champollion, 1922, 26I-71.

'A Musician's Contract', JEA Io (I924), I45-6. 'The Decay of a Civilization', ibid. 207-I6.

'Notes on Early Ptolemaic Papyri', Archiv, 7 (I924), 17-29.

'Zu den Kaiserreskripten: an Addendum', ibid. 223-4. 'The Episcopalis Audientia in Byzantine Egypt', Byzantion, i (1924), 139-44.

'A Greek-Coptic Glossary to Hosea and Amos' (with Sir H. Thompson), JEA II (1925), 241-6.

'A Greek-Coptic Glossary' (with W. E. Crum), Aegyptus, 6 (I925), 1I77-226.

'Athanasius: A Chapter in Church History', Congregational Quarterly, 3 (1925), 158-76. 'A Musical Competition in the Third Century B.C.', Raccolta di Scrittiin Onore di Giacomo Lumbroso,

Milan, I925, 13-22.

'Records of Entry among the Ephebi', JEA 12 (I926), 245-7. 'Two Official Letters of the Arab Period', ibid. 265-8I. 'A Greek Adventurer in Egypt [Zenon]', Edinburgh Review, 243 (1926), 123-38. 'Alexandria', JEA 13 (1927), 17i-84.

'A Parallel to Wilcken, Chrest. I44' (with W. Schubart), ibid. 219-21.

'Greek Sightseers in the Fayum in the third century B.C.', Symb. Oslo. 5 (I927), i-5.

'Waxed Tablets of the Third Century B.C.', Anc. Egypt, 3 (1927), 65-74, with an appendix, 'A Ptolemaic Holiday', by Flinders Petrie, ibid. 75-76.

'The Administration of Egypt under the 'Umayyad Khalifs', Byz. Zeit. 28 (I1928), 278-86. 'A Family Dispute concerning Hypothecation', Studi in Onore di F. Bonfante, iiI, Pavia, 1929,

61-67. Article on Palaeography, Greek, in the current (i4th) edition of Encyclopaedia Britannica, I929

(and reprints).

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BIBLIOGRAPHY OF SIR HAROLD IDRIS BELL 5 'A New Fragment of the Acta Isidori', Archiv, 10 (1932), 5-I6. 'The Problem of the Alexandrian Senate', Aegyptus, I2 (I932), 173-84. 'Papyrology in England', Chron. d'lg. 7 (I932), I34-6. 'Note on Methods of Publication [The Leyden system]', ibid. 270-I.

'A Christian Stele from Qau el-Kebir', Studies presented to F. LI. Griffith, 1932, 199-202 and plate 22.

'Diplomata Antinoitica', Aegyptus, I3 (I933), 514-28. 'Papyrology and Byzantine Studies', in Papyri und Altertumswvissenschaft (Muinch. Beitr. 19, 1933),

314-26. 'A Byzantine Tax-Receipt (P.Lond. Inv. 2574)', Mem. Inst. fr. 67 (== Melanges Maspero, t. 2),

1934, 105-II and plate.

Cambridge Ancient History. Vol. X, 1934, chap. x, 'Egypt under the Early Principate', pp. 284-315 (bibliography, pp. 922-3I). Vol. XI, 1936, chap. xvi, 'Egypt, Crete and Cyrenaica: Egypt', pp. 649-58 (bibliography, p. 927).

'Note on the Treatment and Preservation of Ostraca from Egypt', Chron. d' tg. 8 (I935), I33-7.

'Proposals for a Social History of Graeco-Roman Egypt', Atti del IV° Congresso Intern. di Papirologia, I936, 39-44-

'Noch einmal "Ein Unbekanntes Evangelium" ', Theologische Blatter, I936, 72-74.

'Registration of a Chirograph of Sale', YEA 25 (I937), 52-54.

'A Latin Registration of Birth', JRS 27 (I937), 30-36 and plate I.

'The Economic Crisis in Egypt under Nero', ibid. 33 (I938), i-8. 'Roman Egypt from Augustus to Diocletian', Chron. d' tg. 13 (I938), 347-63. 'Search the Scriptures', Zeitschr. f. d. Neutest. Wiss. 37 (I938), 10-I3.

'Antinoopolis: a Hladrianic Foundation in Egypt', JRS 30 (1940), 133-47. 'Anti-Semitism in Alexandria', ibid. 3I (I94I), I-I8.

'Egypt and the Byzantine Empire', in The Legacy of Egypt, Oxford, 1942, Chap. 13, pp. 332-47.

'P.Giss. 40 and the Constitutio Antoniniana', JEA 28 (1942), 39-49, and 'Reply to the Foregoing' ['A Reply to H. I. Bell', by A. Segre], ibid. 30 (I944), 72-73.

'Comments on the Foregoing' [The Name of Lake Moeris, by Alan H. Gardiner], ibid. 29 (I943),

46-50. 'An Egyptian Village in the Age of Justinian', JHS 64 (I944), 2I-36. 'Evidences of Christianity in Egypt during the Roman Period', Harv. Theol. Rev. 37 (I944), i85-

208.

'An Official Circular Letter of the Arab Period', JEA 31 (I945), 75-84. 'The Arabic Bilingual Entagion', Proc. Am. Phil. Assoc. 89 (I945), 53I-42. 'British Papyrology during the War', Aegyptus, 25 (1945), 3-Io. 'Alexandria ad Aegyptum', JRS 36 (1946), 130-2.

'The Constitutio Antoniniana and the Egyptian Poll-Tax', ibid. 37 (947), 17-23.

Presidential Addresses to the British Academy, I947, 1948, I949, 1950, Proc. Brit. Acad. 33 (1947),

I9-28; 34 (948), 15-22; 35 (1949), I5-23; 36 (I950), I5-21.

'Popular Religion in Graeco-Roman Egypt. I. The Pagan Period', YEA 34 (1948), 82-97. [Note: 'Part II, The Transition to Christianity', by B. R. Rees, appeared in ibid. 36 (1950), 86-ioo.]

'Brother and Sister Marriage in Graeco-Roman Egypt', Rev. Intern. des Droits de l'Antiquite, 2

(949) (= Melanges F. de Visscher, i), 83-92.

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'A Note on P.S.I. I I6o', JEA 35 (I949), I67-9. 'The Gospel Fragments P. Egerton 2', Harv. Theol. Rev. 42 (I949), 53-63. 'Philanthropia in the Papyri of the Roman Period', Hommages a Joseph Bidez et a Franz Cumont

(Collection Latomus, II), 1949, 3I-37. 'Two Private Letters of the Byzantine Period', Coptic Studies in Honor of Walter Ewing Crum,

Boston, I950, 251-4. 'A Happy Family', Aus Antike und Orient (Festschrift W. Schubart), Leipzig, 1950, 38-47. Articles on 'Alexandria' and 'Egyptian History: Ptolemaic and Roman Rule' in Chambers's Encyclo-

paedia, new ed., 1950. 'The Acts of the Alexandrines', Journ. Jur. Pap. 4 (1950), 14-42.

'The Custody of Records in Roman Egypt', The Indian Archives, 4 (1950), 1I6-25. 'A Requisitioning Order for Taxes in Kind', Aegyptus, 31 (I95), 307-I2.

'Ffurf y Llyfr ymhlith y Cristionogion Cynnor', Y Gangell, 22 (I95I), 3-6. 'Abbreviations in Documentary Papyri', Studies Presented to David Moore Robinson, II, 1953,424-33.

'Graeco-Roman Religion', in L'Originalite' de l'tgypte dans le monde greco-romain (= Museum Helveticum, 10, I953), 222-37.

III. BIOGRAPHIES, MEMORIAL NOTICES, ETC.

'Last Lines: from the French of Jean Maspero' [a translation], JEA 3 (1916), 293. FRIEDRICH PREISIGKE: ibid. 10 (I924), 1I72-3. ARTHUR SURRIDGE HUNT: Proc. Brit. Acad. 20 (I934), 323-36. A. S. HUNT: Aegyptus, I4 (I934), 499-503- GRENFELL, BERNARD PINE: Dictionary of National Biography, Supplement 1922-30.

HUNT, ARTHUR SURRIDGE: ibid. I93I-40. WALTER EWING CRUM: JEA 30 (I944), 65-66. Hommage a PIERRE JOUGUET: La Revue du Caire, May 1950, 15-21.

SIR FREDERIC GEORGE KENYON: Proc. Brit. Acad. 38 (I954), 269-94 and plate I8.