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Papyrus 75

200-225 CE · Greek · papyrus

Papyrus 75
Unknown author. Public domain · Wikimedia Commons

Where found

Dishna (Jabal Abu Mana), Upper Egypt

Bodmer acquisition, 1950s; often linked to the Dishna find

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Where it is now

Vatican Library

Shelfmark P. Bodmer XIV, XV; Hanna Papyrus 1

Vatican City, Vatican City

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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
𝔓75
Size
50
Contents
Luke 3:18-4:2, 4:34-5:10, 5:37-17:35, 17:37-18:18, 22:4-41, 22:45-23:16, 23:18-24:53 John 1:1-5:3a, 5:5-7:52, 8:12-11:45, 48-57, 12:3-13:19, 14:8-15:10
Record status
cited

Also known as P75, 𝔓75, Papyrus 75, P.75.

Papyrus Bodmer XIV-XV: Luke and John; text very close to Codex Vaticanus. Given to the Vatican Library in 2007 (Hanna Papyrus 1). Note status: unverified.

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