The Scrolls of Bishop Timotheos

The Scrolls of Bishop TimotheosDiscovered in 1964 at Qasr Ibrim, the scrolls are a key find from that seasons Egypt Exploration Society work. They are notable for being the finest surviving medieval letters of a Coptic Patriarch to a bishop, showing that the Christian Church persisted in Lower Nubia into the late 14th century.

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