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Dear List Member,
There is a huge corpus of documentary evidence dealing with
administrative law, i.e. the law dealing with the restriction on and
procedure by which officials should conduct in office. This theme is
so common, that you could hardly find any general edict, or Ptolemaic
prostagma, that does not deal with it. The edict of Tiberius Julius
Alexander is of course an outstanding example, and so is the late
Ptolemaic P.Tebt. I 5 (118 BCE).
At the same time, I can not think of any monograph focusing on this
subject, apart from the chapters, in themselves valuable, in
discussions of individual magistrates, liturgies etc.
If you have any information on, or conduct yourselves, a study of this
important phenomenon please let me know, and we may cooperate.
Best, UY