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grbs-16947	Berkes, Lajos	Greek Documents and their Scribes in Eighth-Century Egypt	2025	19	.pdf	application/pdf	6076	274	57	From Constantinople to Baghdad, 500-1000 CE (Cambridge 2022) 379–407, gives a similar account and connects the disappearance of Greek documents with the language’s loss of status and the increasing use of Coptic (esp. 398–399). Their number increased only in the sec- ond part of the eighth century, but the language becomes dom- inant in the papyrological record only in the ninth century.5 The first decades of Arab rule still produced the same kind of Greek documents that we find in the late Byzantine period, such as letters, legal documents, lists, and receipts.	cache/grbs-16947.pdf	txt/grbs-16947.txt