Two Documents Concerning Grain Deliveries from Qasr Ibrim von Derda, Tomasz, Łajtar, Adam 1960-, Płóciennik, Tomasz

A Roman Province in the Eastern Mediterranean von Derda, Tomasz

Soterichos of Oasis von Derda, Tomasz

From Ptolemaic Arsinoites nomos to three Arsinoite Merides as independent administrative units in Roman period: Continuity and administrative change von Derda, Tomasz

The Jews and the Name of Moses in Antiquity - a Reply von Derda, Tomasz

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Polish Excavations at Deir El-Naqlun 1986-1991: Interdependence of Archaeology and Papyrology von Derda, Tomasz

Inscriptions with the Formula "theou charis kerdos" on Late Roman Amphorae von Derda, Tomasz

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Will of Ploution, Son of Ischyrion, from Oxyrhynchos, a Weaver (?) Legatum per praeceptionem in an Oxyrhynchite local will? von Derda, Tomasz, Nowak, Maria 1984-

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Papyrology AD 2013: 27th international congress of papyrology: keynote papers von Derda, Tomasz, Łajtar, Adam 1960-, Urbanik, Jakub

The Arsinoite Komogrammateis and Their Komogrammateiai in the Roman Period von Derda, Tomasz

Did the Jews Use the Name of Moses in Antiquity? von Derda, Tomasz

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Deir El-Naqlun the greek papyri von Derda, Tomasz

Deir El-Naqlun : the Greek papyri (P.Naqlun I) von Derda, Tomasz

An Athenian Dedicatory Inscription to Zeus Hypsistos Reconsidered von Derda, Tomasz, Łajtar, Adam 1960-

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Organization of the Church in Medieval Nubia in the light of a newly discovered wall inscription in Dongola von Derda, Tomasz, Łajtar, Adam 1960-

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Three Lists of Soldiers on Papyrus Found in Qasr Ibrim von Derda, Tomasz, Łajtar, Adam 1960-, Płóciennik, Tomasz

Monuments of Christian Sinnuris (Fayyum, Egypt) von Grossmann, Peter 1933-2021, Derda, Tomasz, Vliet, Jacques van der 1952-

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Arsinoitēs nomos Administration of the Fayum under Roman rule von Derda, Tomasz

Deir El-Naqlun the greek papyri von Derda, Tomasz

Deir El-Naqlun: the Greek papyri (P. Naqulun I) von Derda, Tomasz