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Codex Petropolitanus

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Codex Petropolitanus

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Greek uncial New Testament manuscript written in the 9th century

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Instance of: manuscript
Material used: vellum
Image: Codex Petropolitanus fols. 164v-165r.jpg

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P407: Ancient Greek

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Saint Petersburg

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9th-century biblical manuscripts Greek New Testament uncials National Library of Russia collection

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National Library of Russia

textual criticism

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Bruce Manning Metzger

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Matthew 16:2b–3

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textual variants in the New Testament

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