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Title TM 107734
Work Testamentum Novum, Matthaeus (Greek), Evangelium secundum Matthaeum
Content New Testament, Mattheus; gospel with end title + bilingual doxology (Engelshymnus)
Fragments Princeton, University Library Scheide MS 144 (codex Scheide)
Support Material parchment
Date 400 - 499
More from the period between 400 CE and 499 CE
Origin Found: El-Mudil (Oxyrynchites, Egypt); written: Middle Egypt (U, Egypt)
More from Found: El-Mudil (Oxyrynchites, Egypt); written: Middle Egypt (U, Egypt)
Form and Layout parchment codex (233 fol.), miniature (columns: 1, written lines: 14, pagination: 455)
Script Type biblical majuscule
Genre prose; bible; gospel
Culture literature
Religion christian
Print Illustrations ed. princ., pl.1-17; M.P. Brown, In the beginning. Bibles before the year 1000, 2006, p. 17 fig. 1
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Trismegistos: 107734 [source]

Publications Schenke, Das Matthäus-Evangelium im mittelägyptischen Dialekt des Koptischen (Codex Scheide) (Texte und Untersuchungen 127) (1981) = Elliot (ed.), Essays in honour of George Dunbar Kilpatrick (Supplements to Novum Testamentum 44) p. 1-312 (1976)
Inv. no. Princeton, University Library Scheide MS 144 (codex Scheide)
Date AD 400 - 499
Language bilingual: Coptic (Middle Egyptian) / Greek
Provenance Egypt, U19 - El-Mudil[found]; Egypt, U - Middle Egypt[written]
Archive Dishna papers

Catalog Record: princeton.apis.p770 [xml]

Title Gospel [IV/V AD]
Author St Matthew
Summary Gospel of St. Matthew, a bilingual Greek/Coptic text and Doxology V 1-39
Citations
Inv. Id Princ. inv. Scheide Coptic Codex (M144)
Support/Dimensions Complete parchment codex of 233 folios; each page 11.9 x 10.1 cm
Language In Coptic
Date 300 CE – 699 CE
More from the period between 300 CE and 699 CE
Note (general) 14 lines per page (Coptic); 13 lines per page Greek/Coptic; complete
Note (general) Written in a fine uncial hand
Note (general) The hand of the Doxology section is somewhat larger and the lower margins are slightly narrower than those of the Coptic gospel (i.e. 2 cm.)
Note (general) The dialect of the text suggests Oxyrhynchus
Note (local/note) Scheide Library
Subjects Parchment
License Creative Commons License This work is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution-NonCommercial 3.0 License.