Text
Fragment (a) + (b): Verso (Luke 22:44-50)
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- Col. I Col. II
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- και αναστας απο
- προσευχης και ελ
- προς τους μαθητα
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- ρεν κοιμενους α
- τους απο της λυπ
- και ειπεν αυτοις τ
- θευδετε ανασταν
- προσευχεθε ιν
- εισελθητε εις πε
- μον ετι δε αυτου
- λουντος ιδου οχ
- και ο καλουμε
- υδ
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- ον του αν
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- Col. I Col. II
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- — — — — — — — — ραδιδως
- δε οι περι αυ
- νομενο[ν ειπαν αυ-
- το θρο(μ)- τω ει π
- ς καταβαι- μαχα
- πι την γην εις
Fragment (a) + (b): Recto (Luke 22:50-56.61-64)
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Fragment (c): Recto (hair side) (Matthew 10:17-23)
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Fragment (c): Verso (flesh side) (Matthew 10:25-32)
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