Instructions to authors of Bulletin of the Coptic Archaeological Society:

1. Please send your manuscript in printed form, in duplicate, to the address of 222 Ramses St., Abbassya, Cairo; or in electronic form in Word and PDF versions at sac1934info@gmail.com.

2. For the general presentation, please note the following:

To. the fonts used must be of the Unitrade type, preferably Antinoou;

subtitles within the article should be numbered;

for footnotes, use the author’s name and the abbreviation of the title of the work, give the page number or the specific paragraph. Example: RUSSEL, Sound as Symbol, p. 115-120;

do not use the following forms: loc cit., op. cit., ibid., idem, a.a.O, f., ff. seq etc;

Give at the end of the article the name of the author, institution, postal address and e-mail.

3. At the end of the article, an alphabetical list of referenced authors will include the complete bibliographic data respecting the following rules:

– name and first name of the author in small capitals with initial letter in upper case,

– title of article / book, journal, collection in italics.

4. Below are examples of bibliographic data:

Citation of an article

ZANETTI, Manuscrits de st-Macaire = UGO ZANETTI, Manuscrits de st-Macaire Supplement no 2, in [or: in] BSAC, 54 (2015), p. [or: S.] 179-221.

2. Quote from a book

YOUSSEF, The Rite of Consecration = YOUHANNA NESSIM YOUSSEF, The Rite of Consecration of the Myron, edited, translated and annotated, with an Annex by SAMEH FAROUK SOLIMAN, The Greek Texts in the Manuscripts (Publications de la Société d’archéologie copte, Textes and documents, 18), Cairo, 2017.

5. If the article includes non-authored illustrations, these must be accompanied by permission to publish.

6. Abbreviations for papyrus publications will follow the form used by John F. Oates of Editions of Greek, Latin, Demotic and Coptic papyri, Ostraca and Tablets, which you can find on the internet at http://papyri.info / docs / checklist. For websites, please use this system: https://atlas.paths-erc.eu/search/manuscripts/all (20/5/2020).

7. To refer to Coptic dialects, use the acronyms described by R. Kasser in: Journal of Coptic Studies (1990), Dialect of Coptic, p.141-151.