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Lectionary 2276

Lectionary 2276, designated by ℓ 2276 in the Gregory-Aland numbering, is a Greek manuscript of the New Testament, on parchment leaves, dated paleographically to the 12th, 13th or 14th century.

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Date
13th/14th century
Now at
Bible Museum Münster
Script
Greek
Size
29.2 by 23 cm
Text
Evangelistarion

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Lectionary 2276

Nodes11
Edges10
Triples10
Avg. degree1.82
Density0.181818
Components1

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Lectionary 2276

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related to External links · 5
Lectionary 2276 → Bible MuseumDescription, CSNTM, CSNTMManuscripts, Images, Lectionary
Date · 1
Lectionary 2276 → 13th/14th century
Now at · 1
Lectionary 2276 → Bible Museum Münster
Script · 1
Lectionary 2276 → Greek
Size · 1
Lectionary 2276 → 29.2 by 23 cm
Text · 1
Lectionary 2276 → Evangelistarion

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greek lectionary 2276 new testament 13th 14th century manuscript bible museum münster parchment leaves dated description now 29 23 cm

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SubjectPredicateObjectConfidenceSrc
Lectionary 2276Date13th/14th century1.00infobox
Lectionary 2276Now atBible Museum Münster1.00infobox
Lectionary 2276ScriptGreek1.00infobox
Lectionary 2276Size29.2 by 23 cm1.00infobox
Lectionary 2276TextEvangelistarion1.00infobox
Lectionary 2276related to External linksLectionary0.60section
Lectionary 2276related to External linksImages0.60section
Lectionary 2276related to External linksCSNTMManuscripts0.60section
Lectionary 2276related to External linksBible MuseumDescription0.60section
Lectionary 2276related to External linksCSNTM0.60section

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