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The book (re)publishes and newly interprets five accounts from the second century BCE Menches Papers, giving insight in the reception of Ptolemaic officials in the Egyptian village Kerkeosiris.

This volume of seventeen scholarly essays on Graeco-Roman Panopolis (modern Akhmîm) offers fascinating new insights into how profound religious and cultural changes took shape in a provincial Egyptian town.

This book provides information about the main tasks performed by Manches, komogrammateus (village scribe) of the Egyptian village of Kerkeosiris between about 120 and 110 B.C., providing, among others, detailed information about his doings in the administration of land.