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Gospel harmony fragment

Dura-Europos Gospel Harmony (Uncial 0212)

before 256 CE · Greek · parchment

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Where found

Dura-Europos

Found 1933 in the Roman fort embankment; city fell to Persia in 256

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Where it is now

Yale University, Beinecke Library (P. Dura 10)

New Haven Connecticut, United States

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Found and held

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Details

Gregory-Aland
Not recorded
Size
Not recorded
Contents
A harmony of the Gospel passion accounts (Joseph of Arimathea); often linked to Tatian's Diatessaron (debated)
Record status
unverified

Also known as GA0212, 0212, P.Dura 10, Dura fragment.

Proof that Gospel harmonies circulated on the Roman-Persian frontier before 256.

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All manuscripts

DeChurched Atlas — Early Christianity as history, from every source