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TM 135947 / LDAB 135947 Record to be adopted by: you?

Stable URI (with TM ID): www.trismegistos.org/text/135947

previously also TM 974483 (double)

Metadata

Date: 6th - 7th century AD: AD 500 - 699

Provenance: Monastery of Archangel Michael (Kom Hamuli) - Egypt (EgyptThe Egyptian nome ca. 3rd cent. BC - AegyptusThe Roman provincia ca. 2nd cent. AD) [found & written]

Language/script: Coptic (Fayumic dialect)

Material: parchment

Small fragment preserved

Book form: codex (5 fragments); columns per page: 2; number of lines per page: 39

Authors / works: Testamentum novum, Paulus (Coptic), Epistula 1 ad Corinthios: 2.12-3.18; 7.16-30; 15.3-30 (direct attestation)

Culture & genre: literature — prose, bible, letter (religion: christian)

Note: reused as binding

More info: DCLPDigital Corpus of Literary Papyri => 14624 links in TM

Publications

New Testament Studies 68 (2022), p. 89-104, 206-230 (Miroshnikov, Ivan - 2022) [default]

∙Depuydt, Catalogue of Coptic manuscripts in the Pierpont Morgan Library 265 (Depuydt, Leo - 1993)

Photo: Hyvernat, Bybliothecae Pierpont Morgan Codices Coptici photographice expressi, 38, pl. 3-4, 3-104; New Testament Studies 68 (2022), p. 216-226

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∙New York, Pierpont Morgan Library 265 (binding) (previous)

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    TM 135947

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