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CONTROVERSES RELIGIEUSES --- EMPIRE BYZANTIN --- JUSTINIEN I, EMPEREUR D'ORIENT, 482-565 --- 30-600 (EGLISE PRIMITIVE) --- 527-565 (JUSTINIEN I) --- BIOGRAPHIE

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Roman law --- Inscriptions, Latin --- Droit romain --- Inscriptions latines --- Sources --- Interpretation and construction --- Interprétation --- Rome --- History --- Histoire --- Römisches Recht. --- Gesetzestafel. --- Inschrift. --- Interpretation and construction. --- Griechisch. --- Latein. --- Civilization. --- Interprétation --- Empire byzantin --- Droit byzantin --- Diplomatique --- Jusqu'à 527 --- 527-565 (Justinien I)

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The Petra archive or Petra papyri is a group of ca. 140 carbonized papyrus rolls found in 1993 in a room adjacent to the main Byzantine church of Petra, written in Greek and dating from the 6th century. They are private papers of a well-to-do local family, mainly financial documents concerning marriage, inheritance, sales, loans and disputes, but also documents connected with taxation.

Nabataeans. --- Manuscripts, Classical (Papyri). --- 332 B.C.-640 A.D. --- Jordan. --- Petra (Extinct city). --- Manuscripts, Greek (Papyri) --- Manuscripts, Classical (Papyri) --- Law, Greek --- Law --- History --- Petra (Extinct city) --- Jordan --- Egypt --- Antiquities. --- Manuscripts, Greek (Papyri). --- Roman law --- Law. --- Law, Greek. --- Roman law. --- Sources. --- Egypt. --- Sources --- Manuscripts --- Papyrus grecs --- Translations into English --- Traductions anglaises --- Pétra (Ville ancienne) --- Jordanie --- Antiquities --- Histoire --- Antiquités --- Nabataeans --- Nabatéens --- Droit grec --- Droit romain --- Papyrus grecs ; Jordanie ; Pétra (ville ancienne). --- Pétra (ville ancienne). --- Droit civil --- Empire byzantin --- Pétra (ville ancienne) --- 527-565 (Justinien I)