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Trismegistos 116133 = LDAB 116133



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Title TM 116133
Works
  • Testamentum Novum, Matthaeus (Peshitta), Evangelium secundum Matthaeum
  • Testamentum Novum, Marcus (Peshitta), Evangelium secundum Marcum
  • Testamentum Novum, Lucas (Peshitta), Evangelium secundum Lucam
  • Testamentum Novum, Iohannes (Peshitta), Evangelium secundum Iohannem
  • Testamentum Novum, Paulus (Peshitta), Epistula ad Romanos
  • Testamentum Novum, Paulus (Peshitta), Epistula 1 ad Corinthios
  • Testamentum Novum, Paulus (Peshitta), Epistula 2 ad Corinthios
  • Testamentum Novum, Paulus (Peshitta), Epistula ad Galatas
  • Testamentum Novum, Paulus (Peshitta), Epistula ad Ephesios
  • Testamentum Novum, Paulus (Peshitta), Epistula ad Philippenses
  • Testamentum Novum, Paulus (Peshitta), Epistula ad Colossenses
  • Testamentum Novum, Paulus (Peshitta), Epistula 1 ad Thessalonicenses
  • Testamentum Novum, Paulus (Peshitta), Epistula 2 ad Thessalonicenses
  • Testamentum Novum, Paulus (Peshitta), Epistula 1 ad Timotheum
  • Testamentum Novum, Paulus (Peshitta), Epistula 2 ad Timotheum
  • Testamentum Novum, Iacobus (Peshitta), Epistula Iacobi
  • Testamentum Novum, Petrus (Peshitta), Epistula 1 Petri
  • Testamentum Novum, Paulus (Peshitta), Epistula ad Hebraeos
Content New Testament (Peshitta): Mattheus, Marcus, Lucas, Johannes evang.; Iacobus; Petrus; Paulus apost.; Mt., Mc, Lc, Joh; acta apostolorum; letters; Rom. - 02 Tim., Hebr.
Fragments Rome, Vatican, Biblioteca del Vaticano Syr. 266
Support Material parchment
Date 600 - 799
More from the period between 600 CE and 799 CE
Origin Found: Skiathis (Western desert, Egypt); written: Syria
More from Found: Skiathis (Western desert, Egypt); written: Syria
Form and Layout parchment codex (211 fol.) (columns: 2, written lines: 36-39)
Script Type estrangela with serto elements
Genre prose; bible
Culture literature
Religion christian
Print Illustrations DVD-ROM, Vatican Syriac Manuscripts vol. II
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Origin
More from Found: Skiathis (Western desert, Egypt); written: Syria

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