Two years ago I presented in this Review (vol. XVIII, 1925, pp. 115–127) a preliminary account of the papyrus codex, containing a large part of the Similitudes of Hennas, which belongs to the University of Michigan collection (P Mich 917). The complete publication of that text has been greatly delayed by the demands of other duties; and now the importance of a more recent discovery obliges me to turn aside from the larger task in order to bring to the attention of scholars a new fragment, which may be the oldest extant portion of Hennas’ work.