- Ain Shams University, Faculty of Arts, History Department,
El-Khalyfa El-Ma'moun St., Abbassyia, 11566 Cairo, Egypt - +201093968968
Haytham A . Qandeil
Ain Shams University, History Departmen, Faculty Member
- Architecture, Development Studies, Papyrology & Epigraphy, Ptolemaic (Egyptology), Ptolemaic Egypt, Politeumata and Ethnicity in Ptolemaic and Roman Egypt, and 70 moreHellenistic History, Ancient Greek Language, Ancient Rome, Women in the ancient world, Classics: Ancient History and Archaeology, Ancient Egyptian History, Ancient Medicine, Ancient History, Ancient Near East, Ancient Greek History, Ancient Greek Comedy, Ancient Philosophy, Ancient Mysteries, Ancient Greek Philosophy, Ancient Egyptian Literature, Ptolemaic Period, Ptolemaic Egyptian, Jews in Ptolemaic Egypt, Ptolemaic and Roman Egypt, Ptolemaic Numismatics, Greek Papyrology, Greek Magical Papyri, Arabic Papyrology, Papyri and Ostraca, Papyrology, Roman History, History, Archaeology, Classics, Languages and Linguistics, Byzantine Studies, Late Antiquity, Byzantine History, Graeco-Roman Egypt, Astrophysics, Byzantine studies (Classics), Astronomy, Classical Archaeology, Greek Literature, Greek History, Greek Tragedy, Greek Language, Proverbs, Arbitration, Roman Law, Early Christianity, Greek Epigraphy, Paleography, Latin Paleography, Coptic Studies, Greek Paleography, Greek Lyric Poetry, Applied Linguistics, Greek Palaeography, Roman Empire, Sahidic Coptic, Roman Egypt, Ancient Egyptian and Coptic, Byzantine Egypt History, Greek Papyri, Byzantine Law, Ancient Greek Literature, Roman law, ancient legal history, ancient history, documentary papyri, Latin legal documents, Egyptian Museum Cairo, Artemidorus Papyrus, Juristic Papyrology, Jean Bingen, Early Christian Papyri and Inscriptions, Cultural and Commercial Interdependances of Ancient (European) Civilizations, and Ptolemaic Egyptian Historyedit
- I am assistant professor of Greek and Roman history, Faculty of Arts, Ain Shams University.edit
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Edition of a receipt for the payment of a rent of a warehouse
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The paper centres on two primary inquiries concerning enslaved individuals in Ptolemaic Egypt, utilising the Zenon archive as a case study: Firstly, what were the sources of enslaved individuals during the Ptolemaic period, as... more
The paper centres on two primary inquiries concerning enslaved individuals in Ptolemaic Egypt, utilising the Zenon archive as a case study: Firstly, what were the sources of enslaved individuals during the Ptolemaic period, as investigated using the Zenon archive? Secondly, what insights can be drawn from the names of enslaved individuals documented within the archive? The paper will employ a mixed-methods approach for an analysis of the documents related to slavery in the Zenon archive. Both quantitative and qualitative methods will be utilised to answer the research questions. The quantitative analysis will involve the compilation and analysis of data related to the origins of enslaved individuals, such as their geographic origins and the ways through which they were enslaved. Meanwhile, quantitative and qualitative will involve a detailed examination of the names of enslaved individuals documented within the archive.
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The text is the 6th report of a real estate declaration of a Ptolemaic date that we have so far. The document refers to something (= a declaration?) that had been submitted to Kallikrates, the οἰκονόμος, and Imouthes, the βασιλικὸς... more
The text is the 6th report of a real estate declaration of a Ptolemaic date that we have so far. The document refers to something (= a declaration?) that had been submitted to Kallikrates, the οἰκονόμος, and Imouthes, the βασιλικὸς γραμματεύς, on the 22nd of Phaophi of a year of an unspecified Ptolemaic king.
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The act of declaring properties for taxation and other objectives was not a novel concept in Egypt prior to the ascension of the Ptolemaic dynasty. Nevertheless, the Ptolemies developed this practice and broadened its scope to encompass... more
The act of declaring properties for taxation and other objectives was not a novel concept in Egypt prior to the ascension of the Ptolemaic dynasty. Nevertheless, the Ptolemies developed this practice and broadened its scope to encompass nearly all aspects of life during their reign. The process of registering properties was overseen by the state officials through the anagraphai, while individuals were mandated to submit their own declarations, known as apographai. This paper specifically focuses on the property declarations known as apographai.
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The document I publish in this article is an official letter from a certain Apollonios, probably a tax farmer, to a Poseidonios who was presumably a τραπεζίτης; the latter is ordered to receive from Psenesis son of Pasis 172 copper... more
The document I publish in this article is an official letter from a certain Apollonios, probably a tax farmer, to a Poseidonios who was presumably a τραπεζίτης; the latter is ordered to receive from Psenesis son of Pasis 172 copper drachmas and 3 obols . The order was issued according to a διαγραφή from Spartakos, the ἐπιμελητής. The exact reason for this payment is not mentioned.
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a declaration, ἀπογραφή, of uninundated land.
El-Maghrabi M./Römer C. (eds.) More Texts from the Archive of Socrates, Papyri from House 17, Level B, and Other Locations in Karanis (P. Cair. Mich. III), Berlin, 2021, 103-108.
El-Maghrabi M./Römer C. (eds.) More Texts from the Archive of Socrates, Papyri from House 17, Level B, and Other Locations in Karanis (P. Cair. Mich. III), Berlin, 2021, 103-108.
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The talk discusses the functions of the hypodioiketes, the number of the active hypodioiketai at the same time, and the problematic question of the presence of one central dioiketes and provincial ones, and the impact of that on the... more
The talk discusses the functions of the hypodioiketes, the number of the active hypodioiketai at the same time, and the problematic question of the presence of one central dioiketes and provincial ones, and the impact of that on the question of the number of the active hypodioiketai.
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محاضرة تم تقديمها في سيمنار "منتدي الدراسات الكلاسيكية في مصر والعالم العربي" الموسم الرابع، المحاضرة الخامسة. فيديو المحاضرة موجود على اللينك الآتي: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IJEFKUP4Rjo
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In this book, the intricate administrative apparatus of Ptolemaic Egypt comes to light. The study delves deeply into the pivotal roles of the epimeletes, a signi cant administrative o cial operating at the nome level. This o cial was... more
In this book, the intricate administrative apparatus of Ptolemaic Egypt comes to light. The study delves deeply into the pivotal roles of the epimeletes, a signi cant administrative o cial operating at the nome level. This o cial was tasked with supervising a diverse array of functions that held paramount importance in ensuring the nancial stability and control of the Ptolemaic state. Throughout the book's six chapters and four appendices, the evolution of the epimeletes' responsibilities, and the relationships with other o cials are meticulously analysed. Throughout the book, readers are taken on a journey through the third and second centuries B.C., witnessing the epimeletes' involvement in agricultural matters, taxation, monopolies, and more. The book highlights the intricate relationships the epimeletes maintained with various administrative tiers, military o cials, and police authorities, shedding light on the collaborative nature of Ptolemaic governance.
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مجموعة أبحاث في التاريخ والآثار والحضارة اليونانية الرومانية
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A TV Documentary Film produced by the Saudi Arabian Television