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Bodmer Papyrus XXIV
Psalms 109-110 (numbered Psalms 108-109 in the Greek or LXX), 175-225 AD
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Carolingian Bible
from the Benedictine Abbey of Santa Cecilia in Rome, mid 9c
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Compendium of Marion
[Nagara Maryam or the Account of Mary and the Flight into Egypt], Ethiopia, 18c
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Cuneiform Tablet, 3100 BC
This tablet from the Proto-Uruk period is an example of a pictographic cuneiform account.
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Parisian Vulgate Bible
illuminated by the Leber Atelier, c 1230
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The King James “He” Bible
printed by Robert Barker: London, 1611
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The Roseberry Rolle
The Psalms and Canticles in Pre-Wycliffite English Translation, with Commentary by Richard Rolle, late 14 to early 15c
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The Codex Climaci Rescriptus, late 4-9 c. AD
This palimpsest manuscript on vellum is the fifth-oldest, near complete Bible in the world. It is comprised of 137 leaves that contain three different languages.
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Bodmer Papyrus XXIV
Psalms 109-110 (numbered Psalms 108-109 in the Greek or LXX), 175-225 AD
-
Carolingian Bible
from the Benedictine Abbey of Santa Cecilia in Rome, mid 9c
-
Compendium of Marion
[Nagara Maryam or the Account of Mary and the Flight into Egypt], Ethiopia, 18c
-
Cuneiform Tablet, 3100 BC
This tablet from the Proto-Uruk period is an example of a pictographic cuneiform account.
-
Parisian Vulgate Bible
illuminated by the Leber Atelier, c 1230
-
The King James “He” Bible
printed by Robert Barker: London, 1611
-
The Roseberry Rolle
The Psalms and Canticles in Pre-Wycliffite English Translation, with Commentary by Richard Rolle, late 14 to early 15c
-
The Codex Climaci Rescriptus, late 4-9 c. AD
This palimpsest manuscript on vellum is the fifth-oldest, near complete Bible in the world. It is comprised of 137 leaves that contain three different languages.
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