Urevangelium

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Six manuscript witness columns span the table; their descent flows into the timeline below.

Greek Papyri			Alexandrian		Western			Latin		Syriac		Byzantine
Earliest Papyri c. 125–250 CE · Greek TAGNT			Vaticanus c. 325 CE · Greek TAGNT		Bezae c. 400 CE · Greek Latin			Vulgate c. 400 CE · Latin Whitaker		Peshitta c. 400–450 CE · Syriac PayneSmith		Byzantine c. 5th–9th c. · Greek TAGNT
		—	ὕστερον	Finally	ϋστερον	\|	nouissime	Novissime	Finally	ܘܡܝܬܬ	Finally	Ὕστερον	Finally
		—	δὲ	now	—	\|	—	omnium	now	ܕܝܢ	but	δὲ	now
		—	πάντων	of all	—	\|	mortua	mortua	of all	ܒܚܪܬܐ	of all	πάντων	of all
		—	καὶ	also	και	\|	est	est	also	ܐܦ	also	ἀπέθανεν	also
		—	ἡ	the	η	\|	—	—	—	—	—	καὶ	the
		—	γυνὴ	woman	γυνη	\|	et	et	woman	—	—	ἡ	woman
		—	ἀπέθανεν.	died.	απεθανεν	\|	mulier	mulier	died.	ܐܢܬܬܐ	died.	γυνή	died.
	Next Fragment: Luke 22:4
	See 65 Earliest Papyri

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Six manuscript witness columns span the table; their descent flows into the timeline below.

Greek Papyri			Alexandrian		Western			Latin		Syriac		Byzantine
Earliest Papyri c. 125–250 CE · Greek TAGNT			Vaticanus c. 325 CE · Greek TAGNT		Bezae c. 400 CE · Greek Latin			Vulgate c. 400 CE · Latin Whitaker		Peshitta c. 400–450 CE · Syriac PayneSmith		Byzantine c. 5th–9th c. · Greek TAGNT
		—	ὕστερον	Finally	ϋστερον	\|	nouissime	Novissime	Finally	ܘܡܝܬܬ	Finally	Ὕστερον	Finally
		—	δὲ	now	—	\|	—	omnium	now	ܕܝܢ	but	δὲ	now
		—	πάντων	of all	—	\|	mortua	mortua	of all	ܒܚܪܬܐ	of all	πάντων	of all
		—	καὶ	also	και	\|	est	est	also	ܐܦ	also	ἀπέθανεν	also
		—	ἡ	the	η	\|	—	—	—	—	—	καὶ	the
		—	γυνὴ	woman	γυνη	\|	et	et	woman	—	—	ἡ	woman
		—	ἀπέθανεν.	died.	απεθανεν	\|	mulier	mulier	died.	ܐܢܬܬܐ	died.	γυνή	died.
	Next Fragment: Luke 22:4
	See 65 Earliest Papyri

Trace Your New Testament Back to the Gospel Sources

See how the Four Gospels in the Bible you read today connect to the Greek, Latin, Syriac, and Byzantine witnesses shown above.

Luke 20:32