Minima Epigraphica et Papyrologica stands out for its interdisciplinary character: the majority of the articles published in a quarter of a century, in fact, draws inspiration from epigraphic or papyrus documents to give a critical edition not only in terms of the text, but also under the profile of the historical, legal and literary context. Often that context also entailed the publication of archaeological data. The chronology under study is that of Greek and Roman civilization, within which scientific contributions have not been lacking on other aspects of ancient civilizations, which have had relations with Greece and with Rome, as in the case of Jewish civilization. Many documents have had their 'editio princeps' on the pages of the magazine, and in other cases 'editio altera' has been fundamental from a textual point of view. The collaboration is open to all scholars with articles in the most common European languages and in Latin.