cu001 | 1 | columbia.apis.3130
cu041 | 1 | cop
cu046 | 1 | 500
cu046 | 2 | 690
cu090 | 1 | O.Col.inv. 3130 (acc. 23.3.709)
cu245ab | 1 | letter,
cu245f | 1 | [VI-VII century]
cu500 | 1 | 15 lines of writing on the front, back blank.
cu500 | 2 | incomplete on the top and bottom left corners
cu500 | 3 | no. 9 penciled in the back  
cu500 | 4 | written in a neat and proficient hand with literary characteristics
cu500 | 5 | this letter was found together with other three (23.3.702, 706, and 708 [3835]) in a tomb that was the occasional residence of Epiphanios
cu520 | 1 | letter sent to Apa Ephiphanios by someone "his servant." It mentions Pesynthe. The sender asks Epiphanios, "trouble yourself because of God and come and talk to my father."
cu546 | 1 | in Coptic
cu561 | 1 | from Thebes, Deir el Bahri (Site XX, Porter-Moss 310).  Property of the Metropolitan Museum, sold to Columbia University in 1958.
cu581 | 1 | mentioned rapidly in Mon.Epiph. I 20
cu590 | 1 | room 602, drawer 26