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Papyrus of which the presence of a certain Coronis (last line of the second column) and the possibility of an allusion to the Dactyls of the Ida (column II, line 1-2), remind one of a text of a literary nature, with perhaps a quotation of the haughtiness of Coronis (a nymph seduced by Apollo, the mother of Asklepios).

Papyrus dont la présence d'une Coronis (dernière ligne de la seconde colonne), la possibilité d'une allusion aux Dactyles de l'Ida (colonne II, ligne 1-2), font penser à un texte de nature littéraire, avec peut-être une citation à la hauteur de Coronis (une nymphe séduite par Apollo, la mère d'Asklepios).

Papyrus of which the presence of a certain Coronis (last line of the second column) and the possibility of an allusion to the Dactyls of the Ida (column II, line 1-2), remind one of a text of a literary nature, with perhaps a quotation of the haughtiness of Coronis (a nymph seduced by Apollo, the mother of Asklepios).

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