Reuniting Codex Angus (GA L2378) with Its Lost Bifolium.
This article reports on the discovery and reuniting of a lost bifolium (the former GA L2386) with its parent gospel lectionary codex (GA L2378) and the consequent investigation into their cataloging and provenance. Using online databases and image sets, combined with information from provenance rese...
| Publicado en: | TC: A Journal of Biblical Textual Criticism Vol. 30; pp. 137 - 147 |
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Society of Biblical Literature
2025
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