Les ostraca grecs et coptes du monastère de Baouît conservés à la Fondation Bible+Orient de l’Université de Fribourg (Suisse). BEC 25. Gaule From the earliest earthenwares to

From the earliest earthenwares to the exotic burial figures of the Tang

This is what the exhibition presented at the Musée du Luxembourg illustrates

Autonomous principalities emerged on the part of the historical territory freed from the Turkish yoke

intervenes in practices of exclusion

Eugène: Victor Revillout 106-111 Revillout

Les ostraca grecs et coptes du monastère de Baouît conservés à la Fondation Bible+Orient de l’Université de Fribourg (Suisse). BEC 25. Gaule From the earliest earthenwares toCollection: Coptic Study Library 25. In 2005, thanks to a donation from the heirs of a private collector, the Bible + Orient Foundation of the University of Fribourg (Switzerland) was able to enrich its collection with a batch of sixty eight Greek and Coptic ostraca. The formula "chine nsa", present on almost all of the documents, allows them to be linked to the monastery of Baout, in Middle Egypt, from where they undoubtedly come. These are