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Papyrus 66, also called P66 and included among the Bodmer Papyri, is an early Greek papyrus codex containing most of the Gospel of John. It is generally dated to around the beginning of the third century, although scholarly proposals vary. Because substantial portions survive, including many nearly...
The John Rylands Papyrus P52 is a small Greek papyrus fragment containing portions of John 18:31-33 and 18:37-38. Commonly assigned to the 2nd century on paleographic grounds, it is often described as the earliest surviving manuscript fragment of the New Testament, although its precise date remains...
Papyrus P52, also called the Rylands Library Papyrus, is a small Greek fragment from a codex of the Gospel of John. It preserves parts of John 18:31-33 on one side and John 18:37-38 on the other, concerning the questioning of Jesus by Pontius Pilate. Often dated to the 2nd century through handwritin...
