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
		—	Καὶ	And	MS lacuna		MS lacuna	Et	And	ܘܤܠܩ	And	Καὶ	And
		—	ἐμβὰς	having climbed	MS lacuna		MS lacuna	ascendens	having climbed	—	—	ἐμβὰς	having climbed
		—	εἰς	into	MS lacuna		MS lacuna	in	into	ܠܐܠܦܐ	into	εἰς	into
		—	τὸ	<the>	MS lacuna		MS lacuna	—	—	—	—	τὸ	<the>
		—	πλοῖον	a boat	MS lacuna		MS lacuna	naviculam	a boat	—	—	πλοῖον	a boat
		—	διεπέρασεν	He passed over	MS lacuna		MS lacuna	transfretavit	He passed over	—	—	διεπέρασεν	He passed over
		—	καὶ	and	MS lacuna		MS lacuna	et	and	ܘܥܒܪ	and	καὶ	and
		—	ἦλθεν	came	MS lacuna		MS lacuna	venit	came	—	—	ἦλθεν	came
		—	εἰς	to	MS lacuna		MS lacuna	in	to	ܐܬܐ	to	εἰς	to
		—	τὴν	<the>	MS lacuna		MS lacuna	—	—	—	—	τὴν	<the>
		—	ἰδίαν	his own	MS lacuna		MS lacuna	civitatem	his own	—	—	ἰδίαν	his own
		—	πόλιν.	city.	MS lacuna		MS lacuna	suam	city.	ܠܡܕܝܢܬܗ	city.	πόλιν	city.
	Next Fragment: Matt 10:13					Resumes at 9:2
	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
		—	Καὶ	And	MS lacuna		MS lacuna	Et	And	ܘܤܠܩ	And	Καὶ	And
		—	ἐμβὰς	having climbed	MS lacuna		MS lacuna	ascendens	having climbed	—	—	ἐμβὰς	having climbed
		—	εἰς	into	MS lacuna		MS lacuna	in	into	ܠܐܠܦܐ	into	εἰς	into
		—	τὸ	<the>	MS lacuna		MS lacuna	—	—	—	—	τὸ	<the>
		—	πλοῖον	a boat	MS lacuna		MS lacuna	naviculam	a boat	—	—	πλοῖον	a boat
		—	διεπέρασεν	He passed over	MS lacuna		MS lacuna	transfretavit	He passed over	—	—	διεπέρασεν	He passed over
		—	καὶ	and	MS lacuna		MS lacuna	et	and	ܘܥܒܪ	and	καὶ	and
		—	ἦλθεν	came	MS lacuna		MS lacuna	venit	came	—	—	ἦλθεν	came
		—	εἰς	to	MS lacuna		MS lacuna	in	to	ܐܬܐ	to	εἰς	to
		—	τὴν	<the>	MS lacuna		MS lacuna	—	—	—	—	τὴν	<the>
		—	ἰδίαν	his own	MS lacuna		MS lacuna	civitatem	his own	—	—	ἰδίαν	his own
		—	πόλιν.	city.	MS lacuna		MS lacuna	suam	city.	ܠܡܕܝܢܬܗ	city.	πόλιν	city.
	Next Fragment: Matt 10:13					Resumes at 9:2
	See 65 Earliest Papyri

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Matthew 9:1