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English: The John Rylands University Library holds one of the richest and most wide-ranging papyrus collections in Britain, including religious, devotional, literary and administrative texts. The images show some of the highlights of the
* Greek papyri, numbering approximately 2,000 items, include the famous fragments of St John's Gospel and Deuteronomy, the earliest surviving pieces of the New Testament and the Greek Old Testament respectively.
Español: PApiro del Año 200 antes de Cristo que demuestra que la Septuaginta no coloca el tetragramaton sino los titulos Señor y Dios , salvo 10 fragmentos excepcionales que si los posee pero que son minoritarios frente a 1500 manuscritos que no contienen el tetragramaton sino el titulo "Dios" o "Señor" |
| Date | a.E.C. |
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| Author | The hunter1986 |
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