A FRAGMENT FROM A COPTIC MANUSCRIPT, in Coptic, manuscript on vellum [?Egypt, c.600 CE]
A rare fragment written in a handsome Coptic uncial and palaeographically datable to c.600 CE
15 x 127mm. Two visible lines of text in two columns written in a neat 3mm-high uncial in brown ink. The text does not appear to be Biblical (previously used to repair the spine of a gathering from another manuscript, some staining and warping).
A FRAGMENT FROM A COPTIC MANUSCRIPT, in Coptic, manuscript on vellum [?Egypt, c.600 CE]
A rare fragment written in a handsome Coptic uncial and palaeographically datable to c.600 CE
15 x 127mm. Two visible lines of text in two columns written in a neat 3mm-high uncial in brown ink. The text does not appear to be Biblical (previously used to repair the spine of a gathering from another manuscript, some staining and warping).
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