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
καιP75		And	καὶ	And	και	\|	et	Et	And	ܘܢܤܒ	And	Καὶ	And
λαβωνP75		having taken it	λαβὼν	having taken it	λαβων	\|	accipiens	cum	having taken it	—	—	λαβὼν	having taken it
ενωπιονP75		before	ἐνώπιον	before	ενωπιον	\|	manducauit	manducasset	before	ܐܟܠ	before	ἐνώπιον	before
αυτωP75		them	αὐτῶν	them	αυτων	\|	in	coram	them	—	—	αὐτῶν	them
εφαγενP75		He ate it.	ἔφαγεν.¶	He ate it.	εφαγεν	\|	—	eis	He ate it.	ܠܥܢܝܗܘܢ	He ate it.	ἔφαγεν	He ate it.
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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
καιP75		And	καὶ	And	και	\|	et	Et	And	ܘܢܤܒ	And	Καὶ	And
λαβωνP75		having taken it	λαβὼν	having taken it	λαβων	\|	accipiens	cum	having taken it	—	—	λαβὼν	having taken it
ενωπιονP75		before	ἐνώπιον	before	ενωπιον	\|	manducauit	manducasset	before	ܐܟܠ	before	ἐνώπιον	before
αυτωP75		them	αὐτῶν	them	αυτων	\|	in	coram	them	—	—	αὐτῶν	them
εφαγενP75		He ate it.	ἔφαγεν.¶	He ate it.	εφαγεν	\|	—	eis	He ate it.	ܠܥܢܝܗܘܢ	He ate it.	ἔφαγεν	He ate it.
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Luke 24:43