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Codex Borgianus

Codex Borgianus, designated by T or 029 (in the Gregory-Aland numbering), ε 5 (von Soden), is a Greek and Sahidic uncial manuscript of the Gospels, dated palaeographically to the 5th century. The name of the codex came from its former owners.

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Category
II
Date
5th century
Name
Borgianus
Now at
Vatican Library
Script
Greek-Sahidic diglot
Sign
T

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Codex Borgianus

Nodes34
Edges33
Triples22
Avg. degree1.94
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Codex Borgianus

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related to External links · 12
Codex Borgianus → April, Encyclopedia, Institute, Liste Handschriften, Münster, New Testament Textual Research, New York Fragments, Retrieved, Textual Commentary, Textual CriticismUncial, Uncial T/029 New York, Wieland Willker
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Codex Borgianus → II
Date · 1
Codex Borgianus → 5th century
Name · 1
Codex Borgianus → Borgianus
Note · 1
Codex Borgianus → close to codex B
Now at · 1
Codex Borgianus → Vatican Library
Script · 1
Codex Borgianus → Greek-Sahidic diglot
Sign · 1
Codex Borgianus → T
Size · 1
Codex Borgianus → 26 cm by 21 cm
Text · 1
Codex Borgianus → Luke and John

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codex text 029 john greek uncial manuscript luke new testament 21 borgianus pp contains name sahidic leaves letters alexandrian 5th

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Codex BorgianusCategoryII1.00infobox
Codex BorgianusDate5th century1.00infobox
Codex BorgianusNameBorgianus1.00infobox
Codex BorgianusNoteclose to codex B1.00infobox
Codex BorgianusNow atVatican Library1.00infobox
Codex BorgianusScriptGreek-Sahidic diglot1.00infobox
Codex BorgianusSignT1.00infobox
Codex BorgianusSize26 cm by 21 cm1.00infobox
Codex BorgianusTextLuke and John1.00infobox
Codex BorgianusTypeAlexandrian text-type1.00infobox
Codex Borgianusrelated to External linksListe Handschriften0.60section
Codex Borgianusrelated to External linksMünster0.60section

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