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St John Fragment  
JRL19071950
St John Fragment
Greek P 457
recto
Description
Papyrus fragment of St John's Gospel, Chapter 18, verses 31-33, in which Christ appears before Pilate. It was discovered in Upper Egypt, possibly at Oxyrhynchus. It is part of a codex, and is the earliest known fragment of the New Testament in any language. It was acquired by the Library in 1920.
Date created
2nd century CE [early]
Subject
[Christianity, Bible. New Testament, Religion]
St John Fragment  
JRL19071951
St John Fragment
Greek P 457
verso
Description
Papyrus fragment of St John's Gospel, Chapter 18, verses 37-38, in which Christ appears before Pilate. It was discovered in Upper Egypt, possibly at Oxyrhynchus. It is part of a codex, and is the earliest known fragment of the New Testament in any language. It was acquired by the Library in 1920.
Date created
2nd century CE [early]
Subject
[Christianity, Bible. New Testament, Religion]
St John Fragment  
JRL241001054
St John Fragment
Greek P 457
recto
Description
Papyrus fragment of St John's Gospel, Chapter 18, verses 31-33, in which Christ appears before Pilate. It was discovered in Upper Egypt, possibly at Oxyrhynchus. It is part of a codex, and is the earliest known fragment of the New Testament in any language. It was acquired by the Library in 1920.
Date created
2nd century CE [early]
Subject
[Christianity, Bible. New Testament, Religion]
St John Fragment  
JRL241001055
St John Fragment
Greek P 457
verso
Description
Papyrus fragment of St John's Gospel, Chapter 18, verses 31-33, in which Christ appears before Pilate. It was discovered in Upper Egypt, possibly at Oxyrhynchus. It is part of a codex, and is the earliest known fragment of the New Testament in any language. It was acquired by the Library in 1920.
Date created
2nd century CE [early]
Subject
[Christianity, Bible. New Testament, Religion]
St John Fragment - unglazed  
JRL241001056
St John Fragment - ungl...
Greek P 457
verso
Description
Papyrus fragment of St John's Gospel, Chapter 18, verses 31-33, in which Christ appears before Pilate. It was discovered in Upper Egypt, possibly at Oxyrhynchus. It is part of a codex, and is the earliest known fragment of the New Testament in any language. It was acquired by the Library in 1920.
Date created
2nd century CE [early]
Subject
[Christianity, Bible. New Testament, Religion]
St John Fragment - unglazed  
JRL241001057
St John Fragment - ungl...
Greek P 457
recto
Description
Papyrus fragment of St John's Gospel, Chapter 18, verses 31-33, in which Christ appears before Pilate. It was discovered in Upper Egypt, possibly at Oxyrhynchus. It is part of a codex, and is the earliest known fragment of the New Testament in any language. It was acquired by the Library in 1920.
Date created
2nd century CE [early]
Subject
[Christianity, Bible. New Testament, Religion]
Deuteronomy  
JRL250501104
Deuteronomy
Greek P 458
recto
Description
Eight fragments, identified by the letters a - h, from a papyrus roll of Deuteronomy. They are written in a stylised and formal hand. The fragments were recovered from two pieces of mummy cartonnage along with Greek Papyri 539, 496, 499, 501, 502 and 503 and some Demotic texts. Acquired in 1917.
Date created
2nd century BCE
Subject
[Bible. Old Testament, Religion]
Deuteronomy  
JRL250501105
Deuteronomy
Greek P 458
verso
Description
Eight fragments, identified by the letters a - h, from a papyrus roll of Deuteronomy. They are written in a stylised and formal hand. The fragments were recovered from two pieces of mummy cartonnage along with Greek Papyri 539, 496, 499, 501, 502 and 503 and some Demotic texts. Acquired in 1917.
Date created
2nd century BCE
Subject
[Bible. Old Testament, Religion]
New comedy  
JRL230101519
New comedy
Greek P 498
recto
Date created
3rd century CE
Subject
[Comedy, Poetry]
Literary text: new comedy  
JRL230101520
Literary text: new come...
Greek P 498
verso
Date created
3rd century CE
Subject
[Comedy, Poetry]
 
JRL240700462
Greek P 515
recto
Date created
3rd century BC
Subject
[Religion, Poetry, Comedy]
 
JRL240700463
Greek P 515
verso
Date created
3rd century BC
School text  
JRL230101523
School text
Greek P 534
recto
Date created
3rd - 4th century CE
School text  
JRL230101524
School text
Greek P 534
verso
Date created
3rd - 4th century CE
 
JRL230101522
Greek P 536
verso
Date created
3rd century CE
Blank verso of fragment  
JRL18012446
Blank verso of fragment
Greek P 538
verso
Description
Blank verso of Greek Papyrus 538.
Date created
2nd century CE
Metrological Table  
JRL18012445
Metrological Table
Greek P 538
recto
Description
Written along the fibres in a large and unpractised semi-uncial hand, such as is some­ times found in private letters. The writer was using a faulty pen and the ink has blotted in places. Table of the Roman money system with no variations from the norm, perhaps drawn up by a schoolboy. The verso is blank.
Date created
2nd century CE
Odyssey IX  
JRL250501080
Odyssey IX
Greek P 545
recto
Date created
3rd century CE
Subject
Classical literature
Odyssey IX  
JRL250501081
Odyssey IX
Greek P 545
verso
Date created
3rd century CE
Subject
Classical literature
Odyssey XXIV  
JRL250501082
Odyssey XXIV
Greek P 546
recto
Date created
2nd century CE
Subject
Classical literature
Odyssey XXIV  
JRL250501083
Odyssey XXIV
Greek P 546
verso
Date created
2nd century CE
Subject
Classical literature
Thucydides II  
JRL250501096
Thucydides II
Greek P 548
recto
Description
Part of the right hand side of a leaf of papyrus codex. The hand is of the sloping type.
Date created
3rd century CE
Subject
Classical literature
Thucydides II  
JRL250501097
Thucydides II
Greek P 548
verso
Description
Part of the right hand side of a leaf of papyrus codex. The hand is of the sloping type.
Date created
3rd century CE
Subject
Classical literature
Cyropaedia VII  
JRL250501098
Cyropaedia VII
Greek P 549
recto
Description
Fragment of what was possibly the codex to the whole of Cyropaedia. The hand is of the small sloping type. Pauses are marked by small paragraphi.
Date created
3rd century CE
Subject
Classical literature
Cyropaedia VII  
JRL250501099
Cyropaedia VII
Greek P 549
verso
Description
Fragment of what was possibly the codex to the whole of Cyropaedia. The hand is of the small sloping type. Pauses are marked by small paragraphi.
Date created
3rd century CE
Subject
Classical literature
Demosthenes  
JRL250501100
Demosthenes
Greek P 550
recto
Description
Part of a speech mistakenly placed in the Demonsthenic corpus. Written along the fibres in a good book-hand.
Date created
2nd century CE
Subject
Classical literature
Demosthenes  
JRL250501101
Demosthenes
Greek P 550
verso
Description
Part of a speech mistakenly placed in the Demonsthenic corpus. Written along the fibres in a good book-hand.
Date created
2nd century CE
Subject
Classical literature
Contra Leocratem  
JRL250501102
Contra Leocratem
Greek P 551
recto
Description
Fragment of the author's only extent oration. Written along the fibres in a rather large but delicate book-hand.
Date created
2nd century CE
Subject
Classical literature
Contra Leocratem  
JRL250501103
Contra Leocratem
Greek P 551
verso
Description
Fragment of the author's only extent oration. Written along the fibres in a rather large but delicate book-hand.
Date created
2nd century CE
Subject
Classical literature
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