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The Singular Readings Of The Papyri

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This appendix presents a list of all the singular readings of the six papyri: P45, P46, P47, P66, P72, and P75. P45 is a third century codex that once formed a complete edition of the four Gospels and Acts. P46 is a codex of the Pauline Epistles, usually dated as from ca. 200. However, such a date has been questioned by Y.K. Kim, who argues that P46 should be dated much earlier than is usual. P47, is a codex dating from the latter part of the third century, which once contained the entire book of Revelation. P66 is a codex that originally contained the entire Gospel of John, and is usually dated to about 200.

Keywords: book of Revelation; papyri; Pauline epistles

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