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Nag Hammadi codex

Nag Hammadi Codex XIII

4th century (cartonnage with dated documents c. 341-348 for some codices) · Coptic (Sahidic; Codices I, X, XI partly Lycopolitan/Subachmimic) · papyrus (leaves only)

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Where found

Nag Hammadi

Found December 1945 near Jabal al-Tarif by Muhammad Ali al-Samman and brothers

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Where it is now

Coptic Museum, Cairo

Cairo, Egypt

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Found and held

The dark pin is the find-spot. The gold pin is the present holding. The dashed line connects them.

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Details

Gregory-Aland
Not recorded
Size
Not recorded
Contents
Trimorphic Protennoia, opening of On the Origin of the World (8 leaves found tucked inside Codex VI)
Record status
unverified

Also known as NHC-XIII, NHC XIII, Codex XIII, Nag Hammadi XIII.

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